rosse Pointe ews 30 cents 48 Pages Plus Insert VOL. 44-No. 43 Grosse POinte, Michigan. Thursday, October 27, 1983 Woods candidates meet tonight at fornm Munro IS a graduate of the Um- anI~ Club and a member of the By Mike Andrzejczyk ford Road and has hved 10 the Lovelace, Z4, served as a public Lakeshore Optimist Club Woods since 1976 safety officer m the Woods from ver~lty of Oklahoma and IS the re- cipient of federal awards for lead- WILLIAM WILSON has served Tomght, the voters of Grosse TED BIDIGARE, of AnIta, has 1972 to 1974 He is currently em. Pointe Woods will have a chance ployed by CNA Insurance Mar. ership and mentoflous CIVilian on the councll for four years In to meet the SIXcandidates running served for three years on the ci- service A veteran of World War that time he has served on the ty's CommunIty Development fled and the father of two sons, for three city counCil seats The II Munro IS a member of the So- city's Sen{or Citizens Commission, Block Grant AdvI!>ory Commis- the family has lived 10 the Woods forum, sponsored by the League cI~ty of Automotive Engmeers, Parks and Recreation Commis- sIOn Marned and the father of for SIX years of Women Voters, begins at 7 30 the U S AI'mor AsboClation,' and sion Public Relations CommiSSIOn Imported or domestic? pm in the council chambers, one son, he holds a Bachelor of the As~oclatIon of the U S Army. and 'the Grosse Pointe Clmton Re- SCience degl ee from John Carroll In hiS four years In the councll, There'll always be a Gros~e 20025 Mack Lovelace has served for the last fuse Authority Umvel ~lty m Cleveland ROBERT NOVITKE has, 10 his Pointe. It seems a lady on two as chairman of the Finance Cloverly Road was being both- Three incumbents are seekmg six years of service on the council, Wilson, who lives on Wedge- to retain their seats. They are Bldgare, 40, wa~ a U S. Army Committee He also served on the wood, IS a native Pomter who IS ered by raccoons, so she called pllot and served two tour!> of duty served as counCil representative Fredenck Lovelace, Robert Nov- Insurance CommiSSIOn and was vel' v active in sports throughout the Farms Police Dep~rtment Ul Vld A POln~cr, he to thl:' Park<; and Recreation Itke and WIlham WIlson Three ~am n~tn;c chairman ot the Hlstol'lcal Com- the" area. He has been aUlhated for some help has I1ved III the Woods for 18 Commission, member of the Jud- challengers are lookmg for seats, miSSIOn With the Woods-Shores Little Lea- years ICiary Committee and the board of The cops gave her a couple of also. They are Paul Beaupre, Ted directors for the Grosse POinte gue, Babe Ruth League. Grosse traps and showed her how they Bldlgare and Douglas Munro FREDERICK LOVELACE, of DOUGLAS MUNRO IS a native Clmton Refuse Disposal Authority. POInte Hockey ASSOCiatIOn and worked. As for bait, the resI- Hawthorne Road, IS !>eeking hiS Pomter and a resident of the Red Barons football. dent was advised to use some- !>econd term on the councl1 He Woods for '!7 years He is acting Novltke, of Clairview Court, is a PAUL BEAUPRE IS general The News met with the candi- thing with a strong "fishy" manager of Plumbrook Golf Club received hiS undergraduate de- deputy commander of the U.S practIcmg attorney and also pres- smell. gree at Wayne State Umverslty Army Tank-Automotive Research ident of BflarclIff Realty Co. The dates and asked them about the and secretary of Plumbrook Real- city and Issues facmg the counctl ty Co The 33-year-old father of and also holds a degree In bus 1- and Development Center. This IS father of fIve chl1dren, he IS a A few days later the woman Their responses begm on page 17A two is makmg his first run for ne~s admimstratlon from Central hiS second attempt at a counCil long-tIme resident of the city as called to complam that Michigan Umverslty. seat, havmg run before m 1981 well as past-preSident of the Klw- of this week's issue she hadn't been able to cap- public office Beaupre lIves on Ox- ture her four legged felons. Hmmmmmmm. Did she set the traps correctly? She had. Per- As deadline haps bait was the problem. Drinking Wfiat did she bait the traps with? put on the draws near Well, admitted the resident, she didn't have any sardines or anchovies, so she baited the shelf for political trap with caviar. It was, she said, the only fishy smelling thing she had m the house mOInent jabs honed Perhaps the raccoons were By Harriet Nolan By Harriet Nolan holding out for a little cham- A live and let live attitude IS Most of the five candidates for pagne to go With It being expressed by Grosse Pointe Park council have been content, of City merchants who wanted per- late to rehash the old issues of Hot dog! mission to sell beer and wine by street repair and school closings While we've all got ~ome the glass now that it appears any in their race to fill three seats in champagne in our hands, let's hope for approval of a tavern the Nov. 8 electIOn. raise a toast to McCabe, a Bas. license this year has soundly bit the David Gaskin, a newcomer to sett Hound owned by Bob and dust. Park politics, is somewhat of an "I'm gomg to carryon and not Barb Wagner. of Hawthorne exception. Road. It looks lIke he might have give up," says Andrew Moqum, saved their lives last week co-owner of the Merry Mouse With "I do my own thinking and partner Munelle Hyland "We're speak out on the issues that per- Accordmg to Barb Wagner, still gOIng ahead With our expan. tam to me," says Gaskin, she and her husband Bob were sion plans " of Bishop Road. asleep in their upstairs bed- Moquin expressed disap- room the mght of Wednesday, pomtment With tbe council's deCIS- He thinks that all the Pointes Oct. 19, when McCabe's persis- IOn, particularly since it refused should organize a program that tent barking woke them up to turn the questIOn over to the soliCits relocation of employes of Since the pooch had been let voters In the upcommg Nov 8 local corporations to this area. out before the household re- electlon "We don't do an adequate job of bred, the Wagner's couldn't He IS firm, however, In statmg figure out wha t was going on making ourselves known to new- his love for the community that comers as a wonderful place to Coming downstairs, they welcomed him and makes the PIlolo by Tom Greenwood live," says Gaskin, a partner in fQUlldMcCabe barking near the Merry Mouse so successful the law firm of Dahlbert, Mal- kitchen which was a huge ball A follow-up letter to council lender & Gawne. of flame. The fire department What a BOOOti/u1 display! from Attorney John King askmg it Members of Mary Jane Paone's kindergarten class, from Gabriel Richard School, received a big surprise "There is a great array of was alerted, but the kitchen to reconSider and put the Issue to and the dining room were com- last week when they toured the Farms Fire Department. The kids were treated to a one-day only Halloween starter to high level homes in this a vote of the people this year fell display created by Farms Fire Fighter Jack Fischer. Both monsters are well over six feet tall and have area and a greater effort should pletely destroyed Luckily, no on deaf ears one was hurt, mcluding the fire eyes that light up at night. The skeleton on the left is built on a pivotal base that allows it to swing in the be made by all the counCils to de- fighters. Krng, the City's former mayor, wind. During night hours, the ghastly ghoul is lit up by a flickering strobe light, The werewolf on the right velop a cohesive program between also represents Jacobson's Stores, sports red eyes and is highlighted by a red strobe, A resident of St. Clair Shores. Fire Fighter Fischer corporations and realty people," Apparently, a burner on the Inc, and the ClairPomte and l'eports he also decorates his home with giant sp}der webs and greets kids with a dry-ice-in-water created he adds. stove had been left on, then fo~ to haunt things up a bit. The kids were impressed by the display and so were residents who happened to Ram's Horn Restaurant in the Gaskin takes exception with somehow created the fire. Mrs. petition dl:lve down Kerby Road where the monsters hung out for a day, Incidently, in case you were confused, Fire Wagner said they never did Fighter Fischer is the shorter. smiling figure in the background. people who "imply" that crime m hear their smoke alarms gomg Mayor Lorenzo Brownmg says the Park is any different in size or off, although they were working no one is really against the re- scope than in the other Pointes properly quest, but that it's mostly a matter "While I believe we can always of tIming Guess it's lucky they had an Hunting the homebound ghost do better, I and other CItizens 1have original, four legged smoke "It's obvious that the merchants talked with agree that our police alarm sleeping downstairs aren't happy," says Councilman By Jamie Cook stress among family members so In her classes, Hmtzen said she and fire department response time is excellent," he says. James Curran, who led the motion Dool s flyIng open, footsteps the reSidents asked Hintzen to stresses experience rather than to study the Issue for a year be- I love a parade poundIng across the floor and help get rid of the ghosts lecture Students can reach spirits Wanting to see more polIce VIS- fore puttmg it on the November, (ghosts) through strong, but re- For all you parade lovers out stuffed animals becomlllg lIve "I was able to clear the house of ability however, he says he'd look 1984 ballot. laxed, meditatIOn The spmts will there, South High School Will forms are popular perceptIOns of ghosts through inner conversation at a publIc safety program If it conduct its Homecoming "But tbis is somethmg that ghosts' actiVIties, espeCially In come to and commUnIcate With a was proven to save tax~ayer and sheer wlll. I told them they group of people With a high spiri- parade this Saturday, Oct. 29, needs to be studied carefully," he mOVIes such as Poltergeist. don't belong there," she said money and improve protectlOn tual state of mind and sincere be- starting at 11.30 am. adds While ghosts do eXist and com The reason a ghost remams in a hef m the SPIritS The recently proposed zoning The parade will move down Owner of the ClairPolnte Res- mUnlcate, Grosse POInte psychiC house, Instead of movmg on to the ordmance unvetled to Park cit- Hmtzen, an ordained mmlster Kercheval from Cadieux Road, taurant, Vito DePalma, says he Helen Hmtzen assures us ghosts' new world after their body dies, is Izens on Oct 12 gets hiS okay after With the Spiritual AdVISOry Coun. to Fisher Road. The theme this Will survive Without a license, but ways are r:ot that extreme because It "has lingering emo- "certain thmgs are Ironed out year, accordmg to the Grosse he IS agamst giving licenses to cll agrees that most people do not With the business commumty," A ghost occupying a house tIOnal ties or strong attachments betieve m ghosts Pointe South Student ASSOCia- well-known, name restaurants at commumcates WIth the homeown- to the property, objects or peo- says Gaskin. tIon, IS "Golden Moments" the cost of established busmesses. er III more subtle ways, through ple," she said She and the counCil are trymg to Regarding himself as an inde- The parade will be preceded He says that the council and mternal conversatIOn and Sight, The second house contained the persuade the hardhne leaders of pendent, Gaskin says he won't pub- by the traditIOnal Pancake City should take care of It., own Hmtzen saId ghost of an older woman, who had some Chnstlan churches to accept hcly support either candidate spiritual expenences of church Breakfast at the school m and he could serve IdentIcal food Two Gro<;"e POinte reSidents been upset recently because (Graham or Heenan) for mayor, Cleminson Hall Breakfast Will well-known restaurants sell for $30 strange men had worked in the members Some leaders are reluc- but feels he could work With have felt ghosts' presence and re- tant to share such expenences with be served from 8 to 10 a m to $35 at a $15 maximum cently called on Hmtzen, who house Hlntzen says she got nd of either Tickets will be on sale at the the ghost by telling her to go. their parishoners, she said "If the council wants a more would only I eveal the houses are When asked about the Park door at $250 for adults, $2 for elaborate restaurant, we could located on Lake.,hore Road As a practlcmg psychiC, Hrntzen She said in her experience as a Page, a political publIcatIOn cur- children under 14 and $1 50 for psychiC, Halloween has not had have that also," says DePalma saId she acknowledged persons rently circulating that has omitted those under 5 The dehmtlOn of a ghost IS "the speCial slgmflcance among SpIrIts "I could turn thiS mto a nIce. disembodIed .,pmt of a dead per- can use ghosts 10 negative ways any identification of its orlgm, Gas- cozy, lIttle place With proper Sil- P S To parents of North High son, 'iuppo"ed to haunt hVIng per- through witchcraft, but she does But Halloween has special slgm- kin expressed concern School students, please don't verware, chma and tablecloths" not hke to dwell on WItchcraft or "ons or fOimer habitats," accord- ficance among humans "Begmmng with the fIrst Issue call or write With accusatIOns negative spmtual actiVities Clarence Wascher. general Ing to the Amencan Hentage DlC It wasn't clear who was behmd the of "favoritism" because South manager of Jacobson's, says he's tlOnary Hmtzen's descnptlOn of BeSIdes bemg the eve of All Hmtzen conducts classes for a Samts Day, It IS a lime for chlld- paper and It's st1l1 not entirely, parade was mentioned here not worned about Jacobson'" sur- gho,>t" corre!>ponds to that deflO. charge ren to dress 10 costumes and clear Some South students were kmd Vival In the City, but for the other ItlOn She added the perl'ionallty of enough to bnng the information trIck-or-treat 10 their neighbor. (Continued on Pagt> 16A) small bu!>messes the per'ion who die'> rem am" With In a reading. the psychiC hand- hood by Being a big parade lover, I thell gho"t (or <;pmt) He says the group of merchants lcl'i an article owned by an mdl' was happy to oblige ThiS year m Grosse Pomte have plans to dlscu,>s and "tudy Hmt7en 'laid 10 one of the two Vidual and can give InformatIOn If North had done the same, I thiS matter m the future home", the ghosts were cau.,mg about the person
\ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, OCtober 27, 1983
!rtwW ...... • • IcfIUII ...... Boa! ill __ GREAT LAKES .,.- (KIMMEY SWEEP Hospice program for Concert I"eaturesearly classical tunes, instmments I Can you solve the : '.E NEVENJION lHOllIDN' J Medicaid or Crippled J. . " IE fXHNlIVI Flauto e Basso Baroque Duo Yamasaki on Woodward at Lone Upcornmg concerts m the series i puzzle in my window? i FR.IINSPICTION Children recipients continues theIr popular chamber Pine in Bioomfield Hills. Tickets are "Baroque Music at Christmas Q LOW "'ICES ON CUAHWG ",..&oc. Wood II.'Ming hirnoc., . . series, "MUSIC from the Age of are $5 ($3 for children under 12) TIme, IV," Dec. 10 and 17; "An 001 p;..... t"__ Wood MedICaId has a demonstratIon Enlightenment," WIth a concert of Complimentary beverages will be 18th-Century SL Valentme's II -. ..- 782-8892 project WIth the HospIce of South- early claSSIcal music on Saturday, served at this location. Day," Feb 4 and 11; "The Legacy SQL1JTIQNSI( eastern MichIgan to.en.roll up to.4O Nov. 5 at the Edsel & Eleanor of J.S Bach II," March 17 and 24, I 8 unique collection term10ally III Medic81d or Cnp- Ford House "The Age of Elegance" will be and "The Rivalry' Music of Fr- pled Children recIpIents by Jan. "Tha Age of Elegance," a pro- repeated Nov. 5 at the Edsel & ance & Italy," Ap~il :?8 and May 5 (J of quality games I GROWTH 15, 1984 gram featuring a replIca of the Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Lake- All concerts begm at 8 p.m. TIC- :z: 85 Kercheval on-the-Hill To be contmued for en~oIlment, 18th-century fortepiano played by shore Road in the Shores. Tickets kets in advance are avaIlable ai M.Sat.. 9:30-5:30 884-1222 $ the reCIpIent must .. be dlagno~ed Mozart, will be performed by are $7 ($5 for children under 12). Call 656-1574for informatIOn and a DomIiii. CheM • • Dom~ • Cheek .. SHELTER by a hcensed phySICIan as hav10g Thomas Cirtin recorder and bar- Guests are invited to tour the free brochure. ThIS series IS pre- SIX months or le?s to hve, lIve m oque flute, a~d Daniel Jencka, main floor of the mansion, an Al- s~nted in association with WQRS, $ the hospIce servIce area (Wayne, harpsichord and fortepiano The bert Kahn design. Tlffieless FM 105. INCOME Oakland or Macom~ countIes), duo will be jomed by Thomas Sef- $ and meet the hospIce s. enrollment covic, baroque bassoon, for works FLEe no...... es conmn.ttees cntena (e g., the recIpIent must by Telemann, BOlsmortier and Q.,A.a.a ..---~iu\leQQo' S..___ LIQUIDITY be 1Oformed pnor to enrollment C P E Bach CUSTOM TAILORING $ that he/she has been dIagnosed as C~t{n and Jencka, who perform The Family Life Education of the Center Pomt AdVIsory all with Safety First. havmg SIX months or less to hve) often 10 the Detroit-Wmdsor area, COWlcil (FLEC) recently announ- committee is Dr Samlr Yehia and The hospIce WIll prOVIde or ar- are known for theIr authentic 10- ced its committees for 1983-84. Members are Dr Don Schnur, Dr MENS LADIES For information and an indiVidual portfoliO review range for all Medicaid-covered terpretatlons of baroque musIc. In Serving on the Executive com- Lmda HotchkISS and Naney Kos- ALTERATIONS Call servIces except dental, ill-patIent addltton Clrtm prepares edItions mIttee are J.D. Owens, president; rnski. MAJOR AND MINOR FRANCES TWIDDY hospital and 1O-patlent long-term of 17th -'and 18th-century musIc for Nancy Smith, fIrst vIce-president; Servmg on the Public Relations 399 Fisher S. of Kercheval OFFERMAN & CO.. INC. care services. publJcatIOn and Jencka bUIlds Susan Howbert, second vice- commIttee are chaIrman Jon As- PhY!>lcians who ~Ish to r~fer and mamta;ns harpsIchords. president; Bert Sparrow, secre- tin, Marlene Kotcher, David Grosse Pomte 882.0440 Q..., c-'lIIof'aO"l D ... ,_ • ...... , " ~6~r'\ patIents for hospIce servIces The concert will first be per tarv: Jack Stewart. assistant se- Gamble and Owens . ~I Mull, 'vireo, NI IU~ uu Tues. lnurs, ~I 10-500 Fln3n<:lal PI~nn,ng SelVICes-- should contact the hospIce directly formed on Oct 29 at the Birming- cretary; Pieter van Horne, trea- Barbara Hoffman, FLEC execu~ 885-4983 19521 MACK, G.P.W. at 22401 Foster WInter DrIve, ham Umtarlan Church, a popular surer; Ann DlSsler, assistant trea- tive director, IS an ex-officw Southfield, MI 48075, or call 55~ concert site designed by Mmoru surer; and Ralph Mandanno, member on all committees. 9209 chaIrman, finance committee. Serving on the Finance commit- Ro~ care service ENGRAVE LEASE tee are co-chaIrmen Mandarino where you get and van Horne, Sparrow, John offered by Calvary -A. your service. Stewart and Ms Dissler. Serving on the Development committee Calvary Semor Center IS agaul AIy MIk. At A are Ms. DlSsler, chairman; Chris- offermg home chores and home- C.. ,.lftIVl Rill tme Matthews, Eileen Mandarino maker servIces for older adults 11IY1I_t CrMIt WIItI and Jane Marshall living In the Pomtes, Harper Contact-JI. Bra Serving on the Program Plan- Woods and the Finney-Denby At ning and Education committee area. Ray Laethem POltile are co-chairmen Ms Smith and Chores and servIces offered m- Ms Howbert; Mark Anthony, clude replacing fuses, faucets, ~ Our 17677 MACK Susan Boynton, Patricia Schnei- washers and door locks; installmg 30th Anniversary Salel 886-1700 der, Dorothy Gemeund and Rob- screens and storms, shades and ert Welsh. Serving on the Alcohol curtain rods; shampoolllg and • Free Layaway • Free Alterations Allow 3 Days Education committee is chairman tacking down rugs or scrubbmg Beverly Curtiss and assistant floors and repamng furmture. for Engraving Grosse Judy Sieber. Striped Oxford Cloth ALL WINTER Chairman of the Fersonel com- Homemaking servIces help With light housekeepmg, food prepara- Button-Down Shirts SAMPLE MESSAGES Pointe News mittee is Jay Arndt, Stan Red- OUTER GARMENTS ding, Cathy Weyhing and Doris tion and laundry. Calvary's boun- Reg $1650 INFANTS THRU MENS XLG • Happy Birthday (UIfIS 12 ..... 1 Brucker are members. Chairman daries for these servICes Include. • Happy Annlvenary PIdofkW rylfY n..., Jefferson, Alter, Phihp, Hayes . • 10.9' 200/0 OFF • On You, Wedding 81 Aatee.. PaIlUIben Kelly and Eight Mile to Jefferson Day .. Kerdaeval A..... ae • Happy Hol,days Film highlights In addItion to the home sac- ALL GIRLS KNIT ALL CORDUROYS G..... P....te. 10 case For a gift • Merry Christmas rifices, Calvary sends a newslet- TOPS • Happy New Year Phone 182./»900 Ski Club trip ter to homebound elderly and of- 200/0 that will always ~ a... Pee ... peId .1 OFF • On Your Graduation fers a Friendship Line where BOYS • GIRLS • MENS • WOMENS DmlIt,~ Dr Vollrad J. von Berg and his • On Your New Job weekly phone calls are made to 20010 OFF FREE ALTERATIONS Ibe remembered. 8ubecrtp1lClft ,,--, 'U.DO 1M" wife Lee, of the Shores, will show yter viii l'ftIII. III ...... • On Yo ur Rei Irement a 4() minute film entitled "Banff- reassure clients they are not for- I For Fartllet' Dtlaill An All*-. II ...., ..... gotten. • To My Valentone aw,.. III""*- F_ ." Lake Louise-Sunshine" at the Dealer LocaUolII (All Although servIces are supplied CONNIn • STEVE's PLACE Look For Duplay a' 10 " ~ 0- I'oInto monthly meeting of the Grosse BOYS" GIRLS WEAR rOR MH~ & BOYS lacal PartICIpatIng FIml" .". Pointe Ski Club on Wednesday, free, donahons are accepted from 23240 GREATER MACK • (1 block South of 9 MIle) 772.7480 TN ...... lor _ oopr Ie Beer. Wille and IIoIldIIot _ to IrII ~ I Well tar/ored clothmg at a moderate prIce An eary {ittm!!, three button model to please men of all ager Ready made from 315 00 Oakloom alro offerr an e\tell r/!le rpeC/al order relectlOn lOlN A Ir,ubl/fwal r I'f",d lleff I')r proft.. "/{HIl,1 nlan A U Ide f~ A rlllt ayled for tile late teen or IInI- leellfm o( {till ,,001 (a/,rl< I 7 h, 'rmmll r verrlty man Verted rlllt I wtth a tapered m GREENHOUSESCREATE LUXURIOUS SALES IO!~j INSTALLATION SUN-LIT SPACES SERVICE 23 Standard Shapes _ DEALER*' and Sizes BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE FUN & RELAXING KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE Ingrounds & Portables CREATIVE SPAS, INC. Open ThurJday E/lenrn!:f '''19:00 5 YEAR WARRANTY Full Line of ChemIcals VISA 882.8970 M,lSterlard and AcceSSOries 2821 ROCHESTER ROAD AT 1-75 • TROY Try It Before You Buy It! 524.1212 • Page Three-A Thursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Park breaks \ Fr. Canfield joins weapons debate Mack ground of proof of whether to bUIld up Erb saId the first step for the By Jamie Cook nuclear arms is on the ~Ide favor- superpowers should be to put a Gro&se Pointe Park wa& sched- The complex nuclear drm~ bUIld mg nuclear arms freeze on nuclear weapons, then uled to break ground yesterday, up I~~ue showec1 many of ItS an- begin exchanges bet~een the two He said the destruction of a nuc- oct. 26, on the first phase of a gles last Tuesday at a panel dis- countrIes, such as m ~pace ex- six-block pedestrian area impro- CU~~lon in Chrbt ChUi ch, lear war would be enormollit ploratIOn vement program in Mack Avenue One p,meh~t, a US Navy Re. "Talk of surVival Il) ndlculou,c,," The best way for most citizens schematically reprebented in the serve Commandel, ~ald the ant1- he saId Most hospItals and com- to combat the arms bwld up is to drawing at right. nucleal weapon pO~ltlOn taken by mumcatlOn centers would be de- WrIte 01' Visit congrel)smen and to The project was designed by the other p,melists doel) not ad- ~troyed 10 a nuclear war bet involved in the anti-nuclear Scherivsh, Vogel, Merz, Cardoza dre~~ the Idea the Dmted State~ weapon movement, she saId Architects, Landscape Architect~ cannot tru.,t RU~~la Erb saId the two superpower~. "We have to stop feelIng alI~n- and Planners. The firm also will the Untted States and Rus'iw, now uted from each other," she saId, oversee construction of the pro- Chcltles Huebner, the naval accept ~urvlvmg through a "lim- Ject. Charles Men is the princi- aVidtal ~pecldhzlllg III antHub- Ited nuclear war," but It l)tlll pal in charge, Randall Machelski malll1e walfare, bald the Hu~slans would tranl)late Into 500 mllhon Learn to be a is the project's landscape archi- play wargame<, by thell' own people dead tect and Richard G. Hautau is , rule., Umted Stdte~ leader~ "are better parent not deahng WIth the bume type of contract administrator. \. But Huebner '>did even though ChIld and adolel)cent psycholo- people" v.hen ded 11l1g With the The project will combine the use the Rus,c,lans po"'l)e,>~ tl emendou~ gil)b Guy Doyal and Ronald RU~~lani> of exposed aggregate concrete nuclear' arms, they do not need a Fl'1edman will present a lecture and smooth fmished concrete in Huebnet, one ot thl ee panell'>ts nuclear confrontatIOn to control on "POl)ltlve ParentIng" Thurs- 30-inch square modulars. There dlSCU~i>lllgthe nucledl armi> Issue the world The Sovleh ovel take day, Oct '%1, at 8 p.m. at the War also will be planters. benches and WIth about 35 people, i>ald he ag- slowly, takmg country by count! y MemOrIal trash cans constructed of the ex- reed With the other panelists a Doyal and FrIedman WIll dis- posed aggregate material. Indi- nl\C'lE:' for 3 days only thursday, friday and saturday Eastlandtenter october 27, 28 & 29 8ALlOWEfN 20% off all our separate SPOOK--.~ blouses .Stuart Lang .Lady Arrow • Lee Mar .Shlp 'N Shore // 1~R .Judy Bond .Rhoda Lee / , / - / /I/I-I/!} /P _/ j )" ,-< /9 /' ~ / Saturday Oct. 29 Halloween Costume Party and Magic / Show, 2 P.M. Grand Court Sunday Oct. 30 Hey K,ds' Come dressed as a monster, Parade of "The Legendary spook, Witch, goblm or your keenrst Ghouladiers" Halloween character Look your Your family WIllthoroughly enJoy the best 'cause you could win the performance and costumes of thIS Costume contest You'll have a magical outstanding group of actors 12 30. tIme wQtchmg 21m 2am 200m that 2 30, 3 30 PM Grand Court wonderful zany magIcian showmg you hIS slIght of hand trrcks Oh' don't forget to brrng the Big KIds (Mom and Dad) they'll love the yummy doughnuts and Sunday Oct. 30 CIder See you at Eastland Center' Kids up to 13 years win a prize! Hurry, Hurry' Call rn early Phone 371-1501 Be one of the first 50 so you can show your stuff m the super duper 124 stores for your Pumpkin PaintIng Contest Prizes awarded by EncyclopedIa Brrtannrca shoppmg convenience updated and tradlllOnal ladles apparel at moderate prices 17037 Kercheval 881-5060 Eight MileRoad and Kelly Road In Harper Woods • Open Dally 10 a m to 9 pm. Sunday 12 Noon to 5 p m VIsa and MasterCard accepted Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 27, 1983 Westec Security Sy:.tem~ Zoning plan designed to 1{ We protect what you treasure mmt. , u ,/' 7'r ~ reduce density in Park < $"' /' By Harriet Nolan homes that currently exceed the -'. Grossc POII~te Park city council proposed plan's requirements for told cltllen~ attendmg the special multiple dwellings These rules !>tudy ,>esslOnon the proposed zon- Will only affect future housmg The sign of intelligence mg 01 dlllance Wednesday, Oct 12 which IS deSigned to put a stop to We have over fifteen years expertence InstallIng untom Welte( that no high IISCS will be bUilt nor more people living In an already • \\ 111 home'> that currently exceed dense area Security Systems - the jinestlfl resldentw! proteetlOll 11tl11U1/\\ /{Ie two-family dwellings be con. The proposed ordinance also Burglary, Fire, Personal Emergency, demned fOI Icmoval seeks to control construction of Direct VOice Command, RadiO Telemetry Multiple family housmg IS cur- any large bUSiness which would dIsrupt the neighborhood concept 2 Best of all, WordS tar Is just a vIsit away At Classes begin at War Memorial your local ComputerLand store Where you Several classes wlIl begin new Refresher Bndge, which 1lI- Teen dance on DeviI's Night can hitch your Star to the best selection of sessIOns In Novembel at the War eludes one hour of mstructlOn and The War Memorial wlll host a It IS a Sunday mght Refreshments personal computers on earth MemorJal one hour of play, will meet on special pre-Halloween dance fOI and coat check Will be aVailable "Bodyshapers will meet on Monday evemngs (Beglllmng all junIOr hIgh student!> III the and students al e remmded that Tue::.days and Thursdays from Bridge WIll meet on Thursdays Grosse Pointes from grades 7 to 9 they may not leave the dance until 8 15 to 9 15 a m beginmng Tues- starting Dee 1.) on Sunday, Oct 30 It ends or theil' l'Ide comes to the 1111 day, Nov 1 The purpose of the A two-day workshop in ChaIr J R EnteJtalllment WIll pi oVlde balll oom doors to pick them up MlcraPra, class IS to Improve musele and Seat Weaving will be Wednesdays three hours of contmuou'> music Tickets for the dance al e avall- JOint ela~tlclty With sequences of Nov 9 and 16, from 9: 30 a.m to 4 and an appropnate hght shOW for 'lble at the center fOJ $2 and ~f static sh etches The cost IS $64 for p m. A supply list and special stu- the occasion The War Memondl '>tudents come 111 costume It IS eIght weeks dent instructions IS available at hopes to keep students off the only $1 The::.e dances are polICe Four separate classes In vOice the Center's front desk. streets and III the balh oom dane- pi otected and well chaperoned, llI~tructlOn WIll be offered again Personal Financial Planning mg for the evemng Costumes aJ e but new parent volunteers are af- for chlldren, teenagers, and be- and Tax Advantaged Investments encoUl aged and pnzes will be ways needed to help out With fl;l- gmmng and advanced adults. Will meet for three evenmgs be- awmded for the best dressed tUl e dances and to .show their FrJday mght Karate classes for ginmng Nov. 21 '>upport. Anyone wlllmg to give 268.4400 all ages WIll ~tart Its new session For details on any of these clas- The dance will begm and end their time to help out should call . Nov 11 ses, call 881-7511 early (flam 5.30 to 8 30 pm) as lhe War Memorial at 881-7511 -----::----~---~ rvii:iGE LOCKSMITH, INC. EST, Some collect for UNICEF SMATURDA~~EARlYBIRDSPECIAlDN II (P~Sij'j;ERYH0i7DA.yr9J21 Next Monday, Oct 31, IS Hal Persons mtel'ested in the UN- loween, to be sure But It also IS ICEF drIve may call the local of- UNICEF Page Five-A Thursday, October 27,1983 G~OSS.E POINTE NEWS Hillel Levin, ROrm8 Ronmey TOM'S FENCE Four best selling authors to speak at center • LICENSED Four current best seIling au- Until then, the handsome, fast-liv- of former Governor and Mrs - so detailed that the reader can • FULLY GUARANTEED thors wIll be the featured ~peak mg mllhonaire, head of an innova- George Romney, will speak on her smell It, see every color, feel every • 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE ers at the War Memonal'~ annual bve car company and married to best seller, "Givmg Time A texture and know every character Book and Author Luncheon, Wed- an internatlOllal model, had ap- Chance: The secret of A Lastm.g mtlmately. Her book is set in 12th • RESIDENTIAL AND nes~ay, Nov 9, at noon peared to embody the Amencan Marriage." In the course of their century England, the age of King COMMERCIAL Hillel Levm, fOImer selllor ed- oream After his arrest the story research for the book, authors Richard the LlOnhearted and the Itor of Monthly Detlolt, Will talk of DeLorean's question'able busI- Ronna Romney and Bepple Harl'1- hme of the Crusades Alix, an ex- All Types of Privacy about his conti overslal book, ness deahngs and extravagant son sat in hundreds of kitchens traordmary heroine, seeks an aud- "Grand Delu!>lon!>_ The Co!>mlc hfestyle turned dream into night- and living rooms hstening to lence with Kmg Richard She is 81 security Fences Career of John De LOllan " mare. Even today the question couples about how they have befriended by the kmg and sets When DeLol'ean was arrested I emains Was DeLorean guilty of forged their relationships. They out alongside him on a crusade. CALL for mvolvement III d $16 mllhon wrongdOIng or was he an mno- mterviewed famous couples FolloWlllg the luncheon, Hal FOR FREE ESTIMATE cocaine transactIOn la!>t October, cent bystander caught up m a sit- Lee and Mary lacocca, Albert YOWlgblood, executive producer the world wa1> fa::,clOdted and uatlOn over his head? and Pearl Nipon, Jack and Ohvla at WJR Radio, will moderate the !>hocked by hi:' dl U1n.1tlCdown! .111 Ronna Romney daughter-m-Iaw Anderson - as well as dozens of panel of authors Audience mem- 774-2045 , ordmary people What was ex- bel'S will have an opportunity to Robbers Wt ill the Park pressed agam and agaIn was the meet and get autographs followmg Importance of puttmg marnage the event FREE $100 00 Life Membership CLIP THIS COUPON SPECIALS hrst In one's hfe, of glvmg hme a r Gr05::.e Pomte Pal k wa:, the tned to take hIS wallet befOle flee- Tickets are $10 each and include IClub W IPurchase of a Video AD FOR ~ I ..,cene of several 1£11ceme:, and 109 when he resisted At 9 04 p.m , chance, and the belIef that the Recorder------.~------I- good hme:, Will be renewed If a an elegant lunch m the Fries Cry- rolJbene::. 1£1..,tweek, clCCOI dlOg to two black males descl'lbed to be in stal Ballroom Reservahons may Ir------.--.., I pollce recOi d':> their teens with one weanng a couple can get by the bad be made m person 01'by mall With I I TR 5041P I Wllhe Morns, author ot "The c-=::-- - ~-:; On Monda\! 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Mar '''(It,d " 0\1' Ow.., S"" al MOr "'ad. o",d .',od'd W'~ 0 .., 11QIall S,:t ell ~po,d StC~o'" "'Q~ ,. "I"we.,. 'a'" It Taste This Good! FLORIDA body '01 T~. 0 .., ... Availabl. in J.5 Lit.r NEW CROP e "0". Doy No'i,. Plea••" FROM "THE AWARD WINNING CORN 5 forgg StuHed 12 lb•• 99~ FAMILY OF WINES" Turkeys & Up LB, NEW CROP SIuff.d W,lh Our Own Home Mod. CHARDONNAY 750 ML SOil' Dreiling e SAVE SIG ON THIS ONE! FIGS 140,. paCkag.gg Page Slx-A Opinions & letters Thursday, October 27, 1983 Tough problems in Woods I.n Grosse Pointe Woods, as in the other Department of Transportation. As is often the Pomtes, municipal election campaigns tend to case, what appears to be a community problem be rather tame affairs. That appears to be the has become a regional problem. case again this year with no major issues There are, of course, some other matters that emerging as points of contention even though occupy the attention of the candidates. A five- six candidates are running for three seats on year tax freeze is being proposed, for example, the council. as an incentive to obtain cooperation in the In general, the candidates seem to agree that Woods store-front improvement program. That the question of parking and what can be done to is one of the methods of combatting possible increase available parking space for the north future blight which some observers have seen end of the Mack Avenue business district con- moving out Mack Avenue from the city of De- stitutes one problem. Another is the issue of troit. Improvement in transportation for senior traffic congestion, not only on Mack Avenue, citizens, in addition to the current subsidized but, even more troublesome, the dangers taxi service, is being considered. Alternative created by heavy traffic on residential streets housing for senior citizens also is being talked in the northwest area of the Woods. A third about. And so is the need to maintain the issue is the refusal of the Wayne County Road Woods' fiscal integrity in the face of demands Commission to maintain Mack Avenue properly for new or expanded services. and the possibility of the Woods working out an Overall, the challengers tend to raise ques- arrangement to do so if reimbursed for the tions as to whether the incumbents on the cost. council have worked hard enough to find solu- BUT SOLVING THESE problems is not easy, tions to these and other problems. Yet the chal- nor do the candidates claim it is. The commer- lengers do not offer instant remedies. Instead, cial and residential needs of the community they join the incumbents in praising the way in must be balanced against each other to some which the city is run, the excellence of its extent because, with respect to parking, these municipal services and the quality of life in the needs are not identical. For example when the Woods. The challengers seem to want im. Woods planning commission proposed rezoning provements to come more quickly. as many as 48 homes for future vehicular park- AFTER DISCUSSING these and other mat. I U ing, public complaints killed the idea. And none ters with the candidates, the Grosse Pointe Biiumt\)~~ of tne candidates appears to favor condemna. News concludes that the Woods is fortunate in tion of either residential or commercial proper- the caliber of the officials servins its city ty for parking purposes. government and the candidates seekin$ office. School Wars: a propaganda production Most of the candidates also believe that the On the basis of the discussions of theIr back- traffic issue in the northwest area can best be ground, experience and views about municipal To the Editor: only hopes that the threatened times in the past decade. In solved by consultations among Woods, St. Clair problems - outlined in more specific detail in Only fools and head-bashers board members will stick with neither instance was the Shores and Har~r Woods officials. The coun- the news columns - we would be more inclined - those who spring into their reasonable positions even scenario deemed worthy of the cils did address the problem at a joint meeting to cast our vote for two incumbents, William donnybrooks with their spikes if doing so means they must epic treatment. Education di- in 19~ but while the session did result in a Wilson and Robert Novitke, and one of the chal- high - would get into Grosse face a recall vote. At least minishes when the vital juices number of beneficial actions, the heavy traffic lengers, Ted Bidigare, who has kept in close Pointe's production of School then, the children, who are ac- of teachers - the people who continued. When the Woods earlier this fall touch with city affairs through service on the Wars at this time. Since I am tually only bit players in the motivate, instruct and inspire tried to attack the problem on its own with block grant advisory committee. by temperament and physique great School Wars jepic, may young people - are squeezed designation of one.way streets, the action We have no particular criticisms to make of non-belligerent, my label is witness some integrity and dry. Some of Supt. William created heavier traffic on some residential the other incumbent in the race, Frederick clear. However, I gain solace grace under pressure before Coats' policies certainly had a streets and hurt some commercial businesses, Lovelace, whose work as chairman of the fie from knowing that many oth. the curtain goes down. desiccating effect on teachers. with the result the council was forced to reo nance committee seems impressive, or of the ers who have entered the fray School Wars is being per- More recently, the proposed verse itself and remove the one.way street other two challengers, Douglas Munro and Paul fly the same banner I do. formed with considerable time extension of the school signs. Beaupre, who have good business backgrounds. I've been drawn into SChool razzle-dazzle and hype. CNES day threatened to loose a Before this problem can be resolved, several But we think a mix of the experience provided Wars by the muscle-.flexing in- asserts that the Force is with withering breeze in their direc~ candidates said it also may be necessary to by the incumbents and the ideas offered by an sert that was distributed in the ~ood guys - the latter-day lion also. But those bedrock involve the Wayne and Macomb County road iriformed challenger would best serve the pub- last week's Grosse Pointe patrIots - and, indeed, who educational issues lack gla- commissions and even the state of Michigan's lic in the Woods. News. The bold heading - but an unfeeling scoundrel mour. Taxation Without Representa- would criticize parents' con- No one who cares about this tion - links the anonymous cern for their children. Ironi- community wishes to see the. Committee for Neighborhood cally, the quality of education quality of education decline.; For Park council Elementary Schools with the in Grosse Pointe is not threat- Henry B. Maloney ~ Grosse Pointe Park again this year is enga- while there will be different styles of leadership patriots who formed this na- ened now but was a ~ouple of Grosse Pointe Woods' ging, in one of the more hotly contested election from the mayor's office depending on who is tion. A neat, ,if somewhat im- ~ ~ "" ~ 4 -. -; ... ,?W"" I campaigns in the Pointes with five candidates elected, either Mayor Graham or Heenan will modest, stroke. But not sur- competing for three council positions and two be able to work effectively .with all the winning prising, since CNES and like Board should show courage running for mayor. council members. We earlier endorsed Graham groups have clear,ly dominated To the Editor: The overwhelming majority The P ark was the only one of the Pointes to for mayor. But the News based its choices for the propaganda skirmishes After reflectin~ upon the un- of those who elected the board hold a primary and in the Aug. 2 vote the eight council on backgrounds and qualifications of since shortly after School folding scenario regarding are hoping and expecting their. candidates for the three council posts were cut the candidates, not on endorsements by the Wars began. school closings, I am com- position to be fully represented. to six nominees. That number was reduced to mc!yoral candidates. These dissidents, knowing pelled to critique this unfor- at the Nov. 14, school board five when Roger McNeill, an incumbent nomi- The isslies remain the same as they were in that they're good copy, have tunate comic tragedy. meeting. : nee, decided not to run again. the primary, although perhaps heightened by been able to pick up a sizable After three sch~ol closin~ Please turn this impending Before the primary, The Grosse Pointe News some of Heenan's campaign charges in recent amount of free time and space proposals in six months, each tragedy into a victory. Display: interviewed the eight candidates in the field at weeks. Those issues include street and road re- in the Detroit news media. one touted as superior to the courage in a difficult situation: the time and recommended six of them for pair, protection against crime, revision of zon- Even more importantly for the one before, our community Exemplify a political process: nomination. After reviewing the earlier inter- mg regulations, the school closing proposals success of their propaganda finds itself in a state of up- that works. Conclude what haS: views with the council candidates and more re- and revival of the plan for a district court to battles, they have been able to heaval and conflict. The war- been a spint breaking six. cent interviews with the candidates for mayor, serve all of the Pointes. In varying degrees, the persuade a number of resi- ring factions are not citizen vs. months with a unifying vote to the News now endorses incumbent John Prost council nominees have continued to talk about dents who have no children in citizen but citizen vs. the continue excellent public ed-: and cha1lengers David Gaskin and Vernon these matters in the weeks since the primary. public schools that the com- Grosse Pointe Board of Educa- ucation in Grosse Pointe with; Ausherman for the three council posts to be How each stands already has been outlined in munity will go to ruin if a few tion. 10 elementary schools K-6. We filled Nov. 8. the News. schools are closed. For some inexplicable rea- will applaud. . PROST IS AN insurance representative, As sometimes happens in election campaigns, It's a psychological truism son the Board of Education Robert D. Ihrie; Gaskin a partner in a law firm specializing in there has been some campaign oratory ques- that people are vulnerable to appears steadfast in its Grosse Pointe Woods: personnel and labor relations, and Ausherman tioning the motives of this or that candidate attacks on the security and crusade to tamper with the a retired General Motors financial staff man and inveighing against proposals that never value of their homes, since structure of our school system. who now is a practicing attorney. Their re- came to pass. Such tachcs raise questions in shelter is one of our primal This in the face of strong and Heenan is spective backgrounds and experience would be our mind about the candidates using them. needs. ConsequentlYl the fact consistent opposition from valuable to the work of the council in dealing People running for office ought to stick to the that many distingUIshed pri- parents, educators, senior cit- with community and official problems. live issues and quit flogging dead horses. vate schools bus-in children Izens, realtors, City Councils, off base and the fact that throughout PTO's and the citizenry ;n To the Editor: While there are no formal slates, Palmer A CASE IN POINT is the zoning issue. Spada Heenan, candidate for mayor, has said he is the country, many fine public general. Palmer Heenan candidate continues to contend that Prost and Graham schools which serve young- for mayor, is quoted in th~ supporting incumbent Anthony Spada for the really favor high-rise, high-density housing in Either the Board of Educa- council along with Vernon AushermanJ...whom sters whose parents live on tion has done an extremely Oct. 20, issue of the Gross~ the Park, even though that idea already has large pieces of land also bus poor job of explaining their Pointe News as saying, "I be.. he says he recruited to run. Mayor UQuglas been rejected by the Park council. Graham, on the other hand, says he is support- children, have been overlooked position or they have an inde- lieve that police need to be ing incumbent John Prost for reelection and These comments about the election campaign or obscured by the leaders of fensible position. Consider the more visible to deter crimel also says that challenger David Gaskin would are made because the News feels that as a CNES. following: Some firemen aren't fully oc. make a capable councilman. community newspaper it has a responsibility to Instead of facts, which • (Supt. Kenneth> Brummel cupied during the day and w~ In making its endorsements, the News sought offer its opinions which are arrived at after would weaken their case, they says school closings are econ- should get them aut of the fire to look at the backgrounds and qualifications of interviews with the candidates and after re- have marshalled innumerable omically mandated, however, station, trained and into tM the candidates as well as their stands on the viewing the issues that have been reported over opinions about the damaging he readily acknowledges very streets." : issues that have come up during the campaign. a period of time. Many citizens, and perhaps a effects of school closing on little, if any, money will be What traimng IS this candi. The News also takes the mayoral candidates at majority, will disagree with us, but that is their property values and the dele- saved by adoptmg hiS latest date for mayor of Grosse their word that there are no formal slates even right, too. At any rate, we hope Park citizens terious effects of busing and plan. Pointe Park referrmg to? I am though both men have said good words about will inform themselves as well as possible and walking on children. These op- • Dr. Brummel says school a trained firefIghter, state cer- specific council candidates. So we assume that then vote on Ncv. 8. inions have been skillfully tied closings are educationally tified. I am a lIcensed Emer- together and shaped into a mandated, however, we al- gency Medical Technician bludgeon, which is being ready enJoy a school system trained at Detroit Generai waved almost constantly, it that consistently ranks In the HospItal. I have a full time joll seems, at the heads of Supt. 99th percentile of all public being a firefighter. What I do Grosse Pointe News Kenneth Brummel and those school systems in the nation. is my profession. I think I do it school board members who • Dr Brummel says school well. I spend many hours im- Publl.h«1l Weekly by .\ntf'ebo PlIbll.hert advocate closings. closings are responsive to proving this professIOn. . NEWS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Actually, th~ real social stu- 99 Kt:RCHEVAL AVE. 882-0294 882-6900 882.3500 commumty desires, however, To use firefighters in so~ Gro'l'le Poin~ Farm'l. MlchiKan 48236 dies lessons to be derived from the Board appears obhvious to called thwartmg crime on th~ 'Ir ...... CI... P..... ~. P.... 1Oettoll 'Wk~ltl.. SUSAN McDONALD JOA.l''iNE BlJRCAR PHYLLIS NF.AL School Wars are not connected the recent community Wide streets, to me IS unthmkable: c1'lP'l~1 NEWS EDITOR ASSI'ITAI'iT 1'0 I'IJBI JSHER MANAGER with the Boston Tea Party. poll reflecting 93% opposition Police fight crime Firefight. JANF.T MUEU.ER JANET WHEATlEY CHARLES DICKSON They deal rather with Acton's to any school closmgs ers fight fires I hope that as a t EATURE SOCIETY EDJ1'OR CLASSH lED SUI'ERVI~R ASSISTANT MANAGER Saw and the corrupting effect • Dr Brummel says declin- resident taxpayer of Gross~ of power. Young people in this PEGG Y 0 CONNOR NFl L RIVARD PAT ROlJ<;SEAU ing enrollment In our ele- Pomte Park there will never MIKE ANDRlEJCZYK ANN.' MUl.HERIN <;ALf:S PROMOTION district have, by the aggres- mentary schools mandate clos- be a day go by when this city "AMIl,ET NOI AN COREEN SI.ANEC J BENJAMIN GLIFf'RE sive actions of the adults, been TOM GREENWOOD f RAN BACHA ROGER HAGF~<; ings, however, Ius latest plan falls to prOVidea full paId po~ FoliE MARIE BURCAR RFRNADETTE HIl.l.IER led to beheve that busing is lIce and a full paid fire de': JANE E SIMON to remove Sixth graders to WIl.BUR ELSTON C1RCl'I.ATION inherently evil. Old people and middle schools acts only to m- partment for Its residents EDITORIAL CONSUI.TANT DAWN VEI.AllllO others have been persuaded tenslfy the problem, not to Let's keep the fIrefighters in AlfANOA WHFATLEY that their property will be en- solve it Grosse POInte Park doing dangered by closing schools. • The Board says it has the what they were trained for • RORFRT r. f l>GAR Neither point can be substan- best mterests of the electorate the preventIOn and suppressIOn PI,BUSHER tiated by objective evidence. Robert R. Edgar. Editor and Publisher at heart, however, It appears of fIre in Grosse Pointe Par~ (1940.1979) CNES appears, in the spirit poised to severely damage the and admmisterIng as EMTs tQ \udll Rurr'au of Boston, I suppose, ready to the Sick and injured citizens. , ~ ... bf'r Mlch111n Pr... Anoellllon.1llI Nlt ..... 1New.p.per A•• ocl.lIoa IOf« Irrul.U••• fine spirit of our community push officials who disagree by running roughshod over the Lt. Wl1ham F. Hun! with them into the sea. One will of the people Grosse Pointe Park .;, Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, October 27, 1983 Now's time for majority to speak To the Editor: the total base of support which ly well. I helped convince vot- It takes immense courage to has built, and now mamtains, ers of the necessity for North be an effective school superin- public education in Grosse High School, for passing num- tendent or a worthy Board of Pointe. erous millage proposals, for EducatIOn trustee, If pressure ThiS community agitated upgrading the South High groups had been permitted to politely for the Board of Edu- School facility. (No "pressure run the Grosse Pomte public cation to look at the drastIc groups" prevailed!) Our cit- schools, this Institution would enrollment drop and make ad- izens usually can be convinced have neither the faCilitIes, nor justments in the school plant of the need for theIr financial the program, nor the person- Many of us believed the first ~upport, but Grosse Pointers nel ~hlCh have made possible plan of reorgamzatlOn should dId not come to their relative the highly successful system it satisfy almost everyone Con- affluence by being superbly IS today. tent with the progress made generous. Possibly it is too much to by the board and admmistra- To those among you who expect that the younger ele- tion, we have sat qUietly and shrink from the arena of pub- mentary parents will have any left them with no knowledge he conflict, or who have re- perspective about the greater that countless thoughtful per- mamed aloof 10 the belief that school <;v<;tem bevond their sons applaud their proposals all was going in accordance own child's experience, or of I know this commumty f air- WIth your own best Judgment - please do not remam silent. • We have left the finest super- Woods' Siren crying wolf? intendent Grosse Pointe has had 10 a long time, and con- To the Editor: vels, On a clear day I can hear scientious Board of Education On Monday, Oct. 10, at my neighbor's test signal even members, to think that the though I live some distance approximately 8: 15 a.m" a total commumty is hostile to from the Grosse Pomte Woods siren went off In the Grosse the closing of some ele- border. P.oi.n~e Woods-Harper Woods mentary schools, There were several children VICinIty, It should be a matter of con- waiting for the doors to open I believed that siren to be science to pick up the tele- at Tyrone School in Harper the tornado warning siren phone and call 343-2010, or Woods. They were uneasy located in Salter Park, site of send a post card or letter to One view from the capitol when they heard the siren. No the old Eastside Drive-in. The the Administration/Board of one let them know it was just sky was clear. though, so I did Educa tion offices at 389 St. not seek shelter. Later I found a test. They had been taught to ClaIr expressing your views. It He's no friend of business out the siren belonged to Gros- seek shelter when they hear a is unconscionable to remain si- recall, were pro-labO! apPolntee~ se Pointe Woods. The city was siren, but the school doors lent now, knowing that you can By William R. Bryant, Jr. I am concerned that removal of were locked. "show" the elementary school State Representative the symbol may mllke some to pO~ltJOn~ on the ~ame Appeab simply conducting a monthly Board, posltJon~ by law leserved If Grosse Pointe Woods in- parents where your sentiments people belIeve the Governor IS -test. It was WIth mixed feelmgs that I fOI"representatives of bu~mess m- tends to continue testing its watched delivery to the Senate now prO-Jobs, He IS not. Surrounding communities and your dollars lie the next terests NeIther of them have any siren when it chooses, rather last Thursday of the Governor's use the guidelines provided by time a millage renewal is pre- EVIdently strong pubhc pres- credentials to justify their ap- than a special day and time withdrawal of hIS controversIal sure helped RepublJcans lme up the proper authorities at the sented for your vote, pointment as employer or bUSI- nonunatJon of UAW attorney Chf- three Democrat votes (Senators time they installed their si- consistent with all surrounding To elementary school par- ness representatives They show communities, the Grosse ford AlIa as Chair of the Workers' Mack, DINello and DeSana) rens. They all test on the first ents, I have five comments. little or no understandmg of or Pointe News should print that CompensatIOn Appeals Board dur- against the appollltment ThIS Saturday of the month at 1 • Parental convenience is a ing Senate debate on the con- sympathy toward the problems information in a prominent forced the Governor to withdraw bUSlllesses face WIth workers' p.m. This is standard, and a valid consideration, if honestly firmatIOn. place. The readers need to be the nonunahon when It appeared compensation and I thmk theIr siren heard at that time is ig. admitted; just don't confuse it clear the Senate was on the verge informed so they do not panic The Alia appointment, among appointment IS appalhng m It::. nored. WIth academic necessity. of rejectIng Allo I thank those of when a siren is heard other things Blanchard has done, brazen illegalIty and theIr con Grosse Pointe Woods ignores • I agree that enrollment you who took the tIme to help The tornadoes came too further threatened cooperation be- fIl'matJon IS a travesty those guidelines and tests its may Increase slightly; but create that pressure We mu~t all work WIth thIS Gov- close this past summer. We tween busmess, labor and gov- system on Monday (apparent- should we really expect to see ernment It did send, however, an ernor, becau&e he IS the Governor need to know if a siren means I am severely disappomted, ly the second, althouth I was family sizes of four, five, or accurate SIgnal about the feelIngs however, that the Governor's We should not kId ourselves, how- a test or danger. told the first) and at any time six children, as we did up until and mtentlOns of this administra- other two nommatlOns were con- ever, into belIevmg that JIm of the day it feels like it. This Joan Mannino a dozen years ago? Do you tion toward busmess firmed The other two, you may Blanchard is a friend of bu~me~s causes confusion. Sound tra- Harper Woods honestly believe that the lake- front subdivisions, inevitable in the years ahead, will house State aids pothole and street repair a significant number of young By John Kelly What; new on parents? With that money, sections of 13 and Charlevol'\ State Senator '. Please 'do not be'so intetrt- streets- Will be repaired or im- I believe Public Act 83 and the proved mcluding Beaconsfield, resultmg cooperative prog,'am be- perate as to insult a generous Earlier thIS year, the Legisla- ture approved changes in the Somerset, BIShop, Cadieux, tween the TransportatIOn De- .r"r- "III community. In one expensive r t: r ..... state's bonding procedures that Maumee and Vernor scheduled for pal tment and the local muniCIpal- B) Pdt Rousseau building project, it took on the bave allowed the TransportatIOn repaIr this fall In the spring, Ities in thIS state exemplifIes a construction of two schools Department to prOVIde local Units work Will begin on Grayton, Ken. partnershIp that we can be pi oud For Those . . . who prefer 11% cotton and two large additions, and "Ofgovernment with badly-needed smgton, YorkshIre, DevonshIre, of and hopefully, one that WIll con- \70[!!]~[!I___ -==.[5(b01?GO@0 hasnavy, allred,cottonoff whItetI~hts andm later on, North High School, road improvement mOnies. As a Audubon, Wmdmill Pomte Drive tmue In the days ahead which saved your age group member of the Senate Fmance flax in all sizes You'll also find all cotton turtle neck tops from the most crowded high and Municlpahties Committee.l, I from Petit Bateau and Wlbbles stnped cotton dresses and school that ever provided a was very supportive of House tlill coveralls at 110 Kercheval. full program. 4591 which spelled out those new bonding procedures and worked . " • • Do not fall victim to the for Its approval in the Senate. Warm And Wonderful cashmere sweaters for thinking that every student es- Thanks to HB 4591, now Pubhc women In pullover or cardigan styles are waitIng for you sentially exerts a bad in- Act 82 of 1983, several of our at Mana Dinon, 11 Kercheval. The cashmere sweaters for fluence upon his younger com mum ties have been awarded men are pullovers and sweater vests for hohday giVing brothers and sisters. All of milhons In loans to complete some Givenchy all wool sweaters Include a double brea~ted them are our kids, and we had long overdue road improvements vest, pullover and cardIgan for women better not permit them to be throughout eastern Wayne County PORlfl>\I"- other than the fine young MIchIgan's TransportatIOn De- people we expect. partment and ItS local umts of • government have always enjoyed V Neck Wool Sweater Vests., bY. • Most urgent of all, please Alan Paine come m argyles, muted stripes the option of seIling bonds for do not let your own youngsters major road improvement pro- and solid color lambs wool. They're Priced hear that, if they must change from $45 at Carl sterr, 80 Kercheval grams However, the Transporta- schools, their ability to learn, tion Department has been forced their safety, and their moral to sell bonds In the open market • character will be scuttled. on the basis of the state's credIt At Bayberry Hill Classics . you'll find qUIlted cotton "Self-fulfilling prophecy" is ratmg It has also been restncted garment bags, duffle bags, eyeglass cases, book covel s more than a string of words. to uSing those monies on state and purses In darker fall colors prInted With charm1l1g roads and highways Local umts provenclal designs 115 Kercheval Barbara R Thompson Grosse Pointe Farms of government have been allowed to sell bonds but only after voter • approval Last MInute Halloween Thought Pubhc Act 83 changed those re- How about a ceramIc pumpkm? They come City bar strIctions by allowmg the Trans- \\ \RBI r" ,\ HRO'\/I" In different sizes at The League Shop, 72 :t portatIOn Department to sell Kercheval All are ht by candles recalled bonds which can be shared With the local umts of government Fol- • To the Editor: lOWing ItS approval thiS summer, Put Your FamIly's Or Friend's Name'> on Per- In response to your article in the department sold $135 million SnIckety's pottery and luclte Choose from ca<;serole dl"- the Grosse Pointe News about m bonds to prOVide some $77 mil- hes, pitchers, mug,>, WIne carafes, lamps and pIcture If a bar ever existed In the hon to local umts of government frames Prices range from $6 50 up PersnIckety Ped City Yes, it did, Those momes WIll be repaid to the lar. 98 Kercheval My company transferred me state over a 15 year penod, here to Grosse Pointe on April primanly from the allocated gas and weight taxe~ received by • 23, 1937 The bar was located U7ft ha~ a new ~electlOn those commumtles n WINGS between Neff and St. Clair Our actIOn slgOlflCs a major .,.....ILr£' of note card., With ...port streets - a white shingle mg dogs. waterfowl and upland scene,>, Priced $395 a hox step by the state to help local building where Hickey's store mUnlClpa htle<; that have been at One Kercheval, 885-4001 is now. hampered In recent year~ by the I WIsh to mform you why the state's sluggish economy It al- • bar was cloc;ed I recall lowed the state to put Its money For ChrIstmas '>ee the WIde <;electlOn of mU,>lcal If correctlv two mmors were "up front" for tho<;e communltlCs ho'\es Specially nIce are the NatIVity scenes ...tamed and to offer them road Improve- gl(l<;s NatIVitIes stand and catch the hght served whiskey and that was Sellft to US! the end of the only bar in the ment momes at an attractive m Wooden scenes With hand-crafted, hand terest ratE', thIS yeal set at 965 CIty I also recall that a lady paInted Tonart flgures are made In Italy percent ThIS rate 1<;con,>lderably Whl'n ~ou hJ\(' ~om('lll1n~ of 'Jlue 10 wll. Th('n there are beaullful white porcelam fIg- by the name of Katherine better than the local umts of ~ov- onng It to ( h.lrlt'rhomt' 1I1 mes to represent the spmt of Chnstma<; at opened a small lunchroom. ernment might have garnered on \\ l' rl' hu\ er, of t'\( n rh lng Iw,lll11ful Seasons of Paper, 115 KerchE'val Don Pierno their own had they sold bond'> m. \\e pJ\ lhl' hlght'l prill." \\ hl'rhl'r It, Grosse Pointe City dlvldually ThIS plogram "how<; the dIrect benefit com mUOltlE'~ Oill.' 'lll,tllllllll or dn ('orin' l"I.llt' DecoratIve reuseahle tm" from Eng WIll receiVE' from our action m the A \ 1 Ir.lll',llllon, .Hl' (onllndllH IJI J lid _ '~,,"-,"-land hold beautifully· <;cented bath cry~tab 10 fIrst quarter of 198.1 that put Mich. 1'.1\ menl I' lmml.'d'dll' - ~ '! many colors They're Pl'lced $775 at Tr,lll Igan',> fInanCIal house III order , Apothecary, 121 Kercheval Had we failed to ehmmate our 1 hl' III 1,1\, l 'I , fort'n\O.,1 (',r,ll ( II\\ e Il'r I' More letters state def:clt It IS hIghly unllkely right h( rt' III (,rn"l' POIllIl' ( 01l1l 'I'll II' fW • that rvhchlgan's credIt ratlOg At La Slrega BoutIque "all wlOter coats on would have Improved ...lgOlflcanlly (short and long, knit and wool) are mnrked 1,3 Jf enough to allow the ~ale of hond<; off All fall sUlts are 1/3 off A selectIOn of even Page IIA at such an allractlve mtere<;t rdte C~R1tRllOU0b (6 CO. 109 gowns are 1/2 off There are also other Ln In the Flr<;t State Senatol'lal lM1'l KFRCIIE\'AL GROSSE POli\'TI', M141l210 (113) 885.1232 Strega speCIals on both level,> of the Colomal Dlstnct, the CIty of Grosse POInte \/o/' h, '" ",II for" fr ..• O/' \ lit fO/" -I !-/'''~'1 \ 1 I I I 11 \III R) 11 t \ /)Il()() 1\ Federal BUIlding, 63 Kercheval Park was awarded $1 mllhon for ItS road Improvement program Thursday, October 27, 198~ Page Eight.A G"'OSSE POINTE NEWS Tips for a safe Halloween ELECT The Grosse Po1Ote Pal k Cnme be large enough to pi oVlde a clear PreventIOn/School Safety Bureau field of VISIOn of(er~ the followmg tIpS to make • InSIst that ~ll'eets only be STEPHEN L. your Halloween safe and enJoyab- crosbed at mterbections clnd then Ie only after ~toPPll1g and 100k1Og • Pre-plan the route that your both ways KINSLEY children will follow and make sure • Don't allow your chtldren to that they do not vary from It eat any of their tl eats WIlli- you, • Younger Chlldl en should be the Pcllent, Inspect!> what youl dccompamed by a pal ent 01 a child has collected Grosse Pointe City Iesponslble teenager • DI~card any h Ult, pOpCOln • Older youth~ should 1IICk 01 ball~, 01 un\\'rapped candy tl eat In a giOUp, never alone • Any ~U!>PIClOllilcandy 01 adl • Costume!> should be light col- vlty ~hould be 1 epO!ted llumedw- JUDGE LO lored ReflectIve StllPS of tape can tely the police be put on the co!>tumes fOI added Pal ent- Tedchel 01 gdl1l'>dtlOnb Vl!>lblhty and the Park CIty Council have ~ "-, • CObtumes should also be of lecommended that tlick 01 tlcat Paid fOl' by Kinsley lor JiJOge Commltlee " 494 Wash r\9ton fldme-I etal dant matellal lng be limIted to the hoUls of 6 to ..... • Eye holes m the mask should 8 p m on Oct 31 Romance novel e,,~eI t Kathl) n F.llk (tilfhtl, will be back in GIO~!>e r--SAVES5.00--' Pointe this Satulda.y- for a ..eminar at Book Village. Mi!>s Falk is pi~. SEEOVER400 EXHIBITSOF tUIed abovE' with noveli"t Bal bara Cal t1and at the Iecellt Romantic NOVEMBER 8, 1983 IBUSINESS PRODUCTS ~ ~~RVlCES I Book Love)'!>' Conference which Mi,,!> Falk olganized. ELECT I~~-5SUZ4lL1 A feast for romancers NOll 1-3 • 1Dam-7pm DAILY Kathryn Falk, daughtel of Bel' tually cI gentleman known db Tom DOUGLAS B. MUNRO BRING THIS COUPON me Falk of Maryland Avenue, will Hutf wIItmg undel a pseudonym) SAVE S5 OFF REG. S10 ADMISSION conduct a bemm For insurance call I ;; STATE FARM 6 MON"TH '2 ,1111\11\,1\11 \111I1'! 1"11 12 MONTH 'llum \11\,\\11 '\\ 1l11'()"11 • Annu.1I mlere~t r.He for A lhe 6 mOnlh - l) ~O% INSURANCE • % • Annu,ll Interest rate for % (!l the 12 mOnlh - HUl()% • Annu.1I Interc~( ra te for (he IH month - 9.75% I I • Annu.1I Interes! rate for II II 18538 Mack Avenue at Tourame (he ~() month - 10 1()% Int('f(H.,t IS compounded upon remvestment at matunty Crosse POinte Farms 48236 and As.<;umes Renewal Rate IS 975'!r 882-9308 18 MONTH '1111111 \11\,1\11 \1111 1'1)"11 30 MON'TH '1111111\11\,1\11 \11111'1)"1] STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS % % 1983 Peugeot II II Station Wagon New 504 power steering. brakes and EfT<'Cllv('Annual YI('ld Ba<;f>don Quarterly Compoundmg *111\ II < I, I" .111'" I )"1 11111,), ,,* Effective Annual Yield Ba<;Nlon Quarterly Compoundmg transmission Air conditioning. AM-FM stereo. rear defogger. Michelin tires. 1- 771.RR20 year unlimited factory mileage Warranty Illlh-lllUII 172-111177 mm-hllfil 774-H820 (.In ...... '. 1'011111' 1',11 Ill .... ",1 ( 1.111 ....hIlTI' ... 1 ..... 1 \)l'llolt (.10 ...... '. \"lIlIlr \\0,,,1 ... 1),'111111 21l2()! II.Jr!,('1 .II \1,11/11) '-,7'il 'HI!' :-'111" .1t (,r.ltll)l BUY OR LEASE LO ,IJIJ \I" k \1('11111 IB'l()] ", 11\ ,II \11110 ...... hI "l'ldll'\.l1 'Ollllll'llill 1'11111 'I' Ii (lllll(' $12.235 1I01lR~ 'I 1I1.1 III 10 I III P III 11111.1\ 1117 P III /l/l/\ , I I I II , • I I ~I II \ \ 1111 II I • I H j /1110 ////I/l",11 Ill .. III lol lOp III \11111 IllIII ... 'Ill) FSiic II (ill ~ \ \~ IIllh III llHlIlIH d l' 11 ...... ,.110111[11 10 -; \1111.1\ II \f) 10 I O() ",,1111111.11 DALGLEISH f. I f II H III ;11 II. II qlliH I ~Itl) 111111i111 Illll\ lill I Ilh "\,,1)111('11111111 III I' ,dll'I\\IIII"'I(111111 dl \1(Ollllh Cadillac - Peugeot 875-0300 ~ , I ------_....-.--~~--~.-- ~ Page Nme-A Thursday. October 27. 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Administration is ineffective Standard Federal Savings Announces: To the Editor: enough to house Defer. Letters Now, after school reorgani- True Barnes student popula- zation plans I and II, we have tion has fallen below roo. Butl the final plan to deal with de- it was designed to be a smal clining school enrollment: school and is presently at 63.3 to the close Barnes, shift the sixth percent capacity while Ferry graders mto the mIddle is at 54.1 percent of capacity schools and redistrict some and Poupard is at 54.4 percent Editor Defer students across Jeffer- of capacity. And of course at son into Trombly. This is the Trombly, which is at 71.4 per- latest in a senes of ineffectIve cent of capacity the solutions which merely serves admimstration plans to redis- More on to illustrate the administra- trict, even across the major pages tion's fuzzy thmkmg and lack geological boundary of Jeffer- of lmagmation son Avenue, in order to fill up 6A and 7A How much savings to the that school Why are there taxpayer and what Improve- such Wleven solutions to simI- ne.. ear ments to quality educatIOn can lar problems? It reminds me poSSIbly be achIeved by clos- of Dr. Doolittle's "push-me- mg httle Barne~ School? .'It IS pull-ya." a relatIvely new and well- Not only is Barnes a gem of Reader eqmpped school and should be a faCIlity, but also it flourishes utilized as such," accordmg to In other ways its students dubunks the Oct. 7, report of Ellis, consistently score in the top Nae'ya~l t, GtnheuJ1el Associa- three in Rchievement test one survey tes, Inc., architects and en- scores, administrators, pa- gineers, hired by the rents and teachers agree there To the Editor administration to estimate the is a special "school spirit" at The letter by Susan costs of converting an elemen- Barnes, that important intan- Mozena (Oct 20 GP tary school into an administra- gible that makes Barnes the News) disCUSSIngthe tion building. "Otherwise it epitome of what an ele- fallaCies of the alleged mentary should be survey taken by the could, WIth major renovation et CommIttee for Neigh- be converted into a well-func- If this administratIOn IS so borhood Schools ISmost tioning (admmistration) cen- insensitive and uncreative that appropriate and time- ter," they continue it would close one of the best ly What a maJor waste of tax- elementaries first, how will it Persons familIar payers' money It would be to handle the drastic change of with survey techmques spend the over $1 million esti- shifting the sixth grade to will agree with her firm mated to change a perfectly middle schools? I am very conclUSIOn that the fine elementary school into an worried about how they' will survey results were Certi icate administration building. Why Implement such a significant statistically invalId, not be really productive and move from a well-established and therefore do not sixth grade elementary currI- represent a true cross shut the present administra- sectlOn OpInlOn of tion building, sell the building, culum to an as yet ill-defined school dIstrict voters. get that property back on the attachment to the middle And we are amused by tax rolls and find a home for school program without a the contentIOn that the administrative offices in much more thorough examina- 7,000responses give the some of the space now vacant tion of all aspects of this it survey an aura of dig- in the school system. It IS not change. nity and strength when necessary to confuse that I urge the Board to vote no, compared to a mere move with the problems of now. If schools must be closed 1,400 Gallup Poll re- let us first establish clear-cut sponses. lowered enrollment and possi- In reality we are not ble school closings. The criteria for their closing. Let review10g a surveyor administration could go into us wait Wltil after this spring's poll, but rather a pet- the empty second-floor wing of 1984 school census provides us ecialBol) Ition drive conducted 10 Brownell where only last April with a more definitive basis a manner as to elICit they were eager to move all of for enrollment projections. Let responses skewed in Kerby School. Or perhaps the us make any changes the right favor of opInIOns held administration can fit into the changes. by those clrculatmg the Susan Glass INTEREST l[~ petitions space at Pierce that proved on 'EJV close examinatIOn to be not big Grosse Pointe Farms Those familiar with • American history will • • recall that In 1936the Literary Digest con- Sixth graders need security ducted a poll which To the Editor: The onset of phYSical, emot- predIcted that Gov Supt. Kenneth Brummel's Landon would defeat ional and behavorial develop- continued inSIstence to remove ment renders the child dis- Franklin Roosevelt in sixth grade pupils from the that year's presidential content with his innocence, electIOn The techmque neighborhood elementary while at the same time unable I 1 schools into our local middle of that poll was so flaw- to realize what he wants. ed tha t it could not pro- schools was once again strong- The pre-adolescent needs se- vide statistically vahd ly rejected by this community curity, direction, caring limits ANNUAL INTEREST• RATE conclusions, and cer- at the latest school board and the ability to feel per- tainly did not. When the meeting. He has constantly sonally and academically suc- FOR THE FIRST MONTH ballots were counted stated that It is not hlS inten- cessful - total evironmental Mr. Roosevelt received tion to use these children as 523electoral votes, Mr. change would only increase the beginning of an effort to their distress and limit their Landon eight. alter our current neighborhood With our new One-Year Money Market Certificate., Weneed more people ability to feel accoWltable for hke Susan Mozena who elementary program into an their behavior and achieve- you earn a 13.000/0 annual interest rate for the first prefer that decisions anchored district with only a ments. Why lay aside the se- Important to the future few magnet lower schools. His cure foundation of the neigh- month and a 9.750/0 annual interest rate for the of thiS commumty be stated objectIve is solely the borhood elementary school for remaining II months., for an effective annual yield based on fact rather welfare of the pre-adolsecent. a hurried existence in the than on emotIOnally in- He indicates their needs (10-11 middle school with all its un- of 10.01%. Lock up these high interest rates NOW spired Ill-conceIved year oIds) are closely aligned impressions mentioned social problems and with 7th and 8th grade stu- overwhelming psychological for a full year! John J. Schonenberg, dents (12-14 year olds). He Jr challenges? Grosse POInte Farms used .the word "challenge" to Minimum deposit: $2.,500. descnbe the proposed consoli- We must let our school dated environment. And truly board know we do not favor The word "tn via" a challenge it would be. ' this proposal. If you would like comes from the Latin I know times are changing, to communicate your concern for "three ways" It but common sense and intellI- to them, please cut this letter alluded to what we'd gent reasoning can recognize out and send it to: Joan Han- now call a three-way what IS right for the child and peter, President of the Grosse INTRODUCING A NEW 7.DAY TO lO-YEAR 1OtersectIOn At such Pointe .school Board, 1150 crossroads people what is wrong. I am confused SAVINGS CERTIFICATE. by this information because it Berkshire Road, Grosse Pointe stopped to trade small Park, MI 48230. talk. The talk Itself seems all too clear that pre- eventually came to be adolescence IS a tIme between E. A. Klein Now you can choose your own term from Standard Federal Grosse Pointe Woods Savings. Interest rates vary depending on the term of the cer- so called childhood and adolescence. tificate, but the interest rate established at the time the account is opened remains in effect for the full term. ~\Grosse~'OldestPointe's VERBRUGGE'S 8-6OPENDAILY I Minimum deposit: I .;\ Food Market 8-12 WED. ~' - FREE 17328 MACK at ST CLAIR CLOSED SUN. l \, 7 Days through 1 Year: $2,500 • WE CATER FOR Jt 13 Months to 10 Years: $500 !r?;- DELIVERY 885-1565 4 TO 400 1.1_,~ Interest is compounded upon reinvestment at maturity only and Federal regulations ~\ _HAMBURGER PRIME ~ CHUCK \...._, require a substantial interest penalty for early withdrawals from certificate accounts. ~. GROUNDFROM'CHUCK BLADI .;- ,," I 3 LB5. $3.39 ROAST ~ i\ $ 29 $.et9 LB. t, Ca'TI DARK GRffN~. PRIME6- ~~~ fXTIIA FANCY ZUCCHINI BONELESS SQUASH CHUCK ROAST 'r:6i"J 59CLB. $2.09 LB. ~ · ~~~~~~~i. \, :$2.99 LB. /!/) FSLIC BIIFSOAK I I' ~ T~.ATOIS . '=- .... __ .1100000 2401 W. Big Beaver, Troy, MI 48084 ~::.~~~~~ 313-643.9600 ~~~ '- • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday,'Q.ctober'$7, 1983 More people buy GM cars and trucks. And when , comfort and durability inside and out. And nobody but GM can say all that. Because we they're ready to buy again, more of them buy another GM car P:'_ Nobody performs as much safety-related research and believe in taking the extra time, giving the extra effort and or truck. Because we're doing what it takes to keep customers "testing as GM. paying attention to every detail. Tha~s what coming pack. Nobody uses more advanced electronics in their cars It takes to provide the kind of Quality that Nobody test-drives as n1any cars as many miles under than the company that created them for the 747. leads more people to buy GM cars and trucks as many different, tough conditions as GM. Nobody has as many employees involved in Quality of than any other kind. And why GM owners Nobody goes to greater lengths to design for beauty, . Work Life programs as GM. are the most loyal on the road. Tha~s the GM commitment to excellence. I Nobody sweats the details like GM. I • Thursday, October 27, 1983 Page Twelve-A GR.OSSE POINTE NEWS James Ogden Hoyt Peter Vigi r..Ie A memol'lal serVice for Mr ServIces for Mr Vlgl, 69, of U tuarl. es ] Hoyt, 77, of the pOinte, wa~ held McMIllan Road, were held on 1..-.______O Wednesday, Oct 26, at the Grosse Sunday, Oct 23, at the Verheyden Funeral Home and Covenant Rap one brother, one ~Ister and three Franklin D. Dougherty Robert O. Teeg Jean Taylor Bodkin Pomte Memodal Church grandchildren A memorial service for Mrs He rued Fnday, Oct 21, 10 Cot tlSt Church Services for Mr Dougherty, 74, Memorial services for Mr Teeg, bl R d tage Hospital He died Mond cl:', Oct 17. m MemOrial contnbutlOns may be of Country Club Drive, were held 54, of the Farms, were held Mon. Bodkm. 76, of Trom ey oa, Born m Coldwater, MiCh., Mr Beaumont HospItal, Royal Oak made to the Michigan Cancer Wednesday. Oct 26, at the Ver- day, Oct 24, at Grosse POinte Um- G\~reorseseheplodlntMeO~d:~~ri~f\)l~~chatHoyt attended the Umverslty of Born m Romama. he I'> ~UIVIVed Foundation heyden Funeral Home tanan Church, Michigan and retired as an ac- b) hI::' Wife, Anne Helen, two He died Sunday, Oct 23, In Cot- He died ThUl~day, Oct 20, In hl& She died Thursday, Oct 20, In countant wIth the Chry&ler Cor- daughter~, Mr::, Gl dce Go&::,eland CrematIOn was ~t !"'o~~'}t Lawn home Bon Secours Hospital H Cemetery tage HospItal The widow of former DetrOIt poratlOn In 1968 e was a mem- Mrs Diane ~11':>tele, a ':>on. Jon, Born In DetrOIt, he was a prac- A South HIgh School graduate Yacht Club Commodol e Edw~n bel' of the SenIOr Men's Club, and tIcmg attorney for over 50 years and patron of the arts, Mr Teeg t was a volunteer for Meals on He was a member of Delta Tau received Bachelor'& degrees m Bodkin, MI S. Bodkin was ac Ive ill Wheels As a member of the- Delta fratermty at Hillsdale Col- chemical and metallUl glcal engl many club& In the fall of 1954, she Grosse Pomte Memonal Church, neerlng from the Umver<y of led 15,000 women volunteers can- M H t Id d lege and obtain ed hiS degree from va~smg DetrOit and Gro!>se POinte I' oy wa& an e er an an ar- the DetrOlt College of Law m 1933 MIchigan He also held a master'& fOl United Fund donatIOns. She dent volunteer church worker Mr Dougherty was a member of degree ill metallurgical engineer \\ ,'Ie d member of the DetrOIt Hls- With hl& WIfe, LOUl&e, he had mg from U of M and a doctorate " t ht 4- ld th h h e IC Igan Bar Assocla tlOn, the h tOIICd! SO"let v, the Founders So- aug year-o s m e c urc th M h ' CI b d G m metallurgy from Ma&&ac u':>etl& .. .' h I f th t 30 ea M Semor Men s u an ro&se C'I"tv. Detlolt Svmphony Women's ~c 00 or e pas y 1'5 r Institute of Technolog)i '-, oJ H t v 5~ de t f th om t e W00 d ~ P res byt enan k .A~,-O'CI,'tlOll, the EnglIsh S~eaking oy \ a& a :J year resl n 0 e ChwP ch Mr Teeg wa& owner of Cyte. ,~v" P t Buya Bryant Formula gas Inc a Detroit-based company, dnd Ulllon, the Glosse POinte Cub, the am e He wa~ also a member of the GI'osse Pomte Umverslty Liggett He I::' ~urvlved by hIS Wife, furnace, and we'll reimburse you a member of Alpha KI Slgmd L h th El t Grosse P om te Boar d 0 f Ed uca t1011 He IS survIved by hiS Wife, School Alum11l ASSOCiatIOn, and OUlse, IS mo el, Sle, wo for your highest monthly gas bill. from 1947.64 d ht S the Key Largo Anglers Club of daughters, Sally Hume and Betty Mr Dougherty IS SUrviVed by Betty, and four aug elS, usan Flollda Nelson, eight grandchIldren, two i\'o" II 11111 ~"unJ Iil-.<. \H- rt gOIl1K 10 eXlfeOlt\ Sharpe, Katherme Wells, VlCtona t d hId hUI lhml-. .1h"UI It If Wt "<.ren I ab\OlUllh sure hiS WIfe, Myr tl e, two daug hters, She IS survived by one brothel' grea -gran c I ren, one sister "H l"l"'n'lII"l,df'Hlt'\'" l~' 1,H. 'l\ q~ Mrs Lynne ;\111hcs ~md N!rc; ,TeAn and Rebecca ~ d h ld and one brother J , Mr Teeg was cremdteU ..mu t\\ 0 gr:m C.l ren \\(luldll [ In ,1-.<. dm olfu • SmIth and four gran dchIIdren CrematIOn was pnvate MemorIal contnbut!on& may be So nol "nil v. iii IOU ~a\l on d v.holl month ~ Memorial contnbuhons may be made to the Cottage HospItal "orlh 01 g IS h<. It rlm \tH IOU II continue to enlol made to the Starr Commonwealth Joseph M. Graham HospIce Program, Memonal lhl rormull \ h<. HlHg {[(lnOrnl for lear; [0 (omt Schools. In AlblOn, MICh ServIces for Mr. Graham, 63, of Church or the chanty of your Grosse Pomte Woods, were held M M tAT . choice Thursday, Oct 20, at St. Paul rs. argare ,reuscn Mr Hoyt donated hIS body to Mrs. Loretta M. Martin CatholIc Church Services for Mrs Treusch, 90. of the Wayne State Umverslty School He dIed Monday, Oct 17, In St Wayburn Road. were held Wed- of MedICine Services for Mr& MartIn, 83, of the Pomte, were held Saturday, John Hospital nesday. Oct 26, In the Verheyden Oct. 22, m the Verheyden Funeral Mr Graham was a superVisor Funeral Home and St Ambrose Richard H. Campbell Home and St Paul Church. at DetrOIt Edison Church. He IS survived by his Wife, Mary She died Sunday, Oct 23, in Bon A memonal service for Mr She died Wednesday, Oct 19, In Campbell, 70, formerly of the the St Mary Nursmg Home, St Lee; four daughters, Cathleen Secours Ho&pital Zelillskl, Madelon Legato, Mary BO!n m Maryland, Mrs Treusch Pomte. was held Saturday, Oct * FREE ESTIMATE * ClaIr Shores Beth Peters and Bndget; a son, IS survived by a son, Charles; a 22, 111 Mt Clemens Grace EpIS- Serving the Pointes Since 1949-34 Years 01 Doing it Right Born In New York, she IS sur- copal Church ViVed by a daughter, Mrs. Dothe Joseph M Jr; four granddaugh- daughter, MI'S Norma Killoran; tel'S and eight brothers and SIS- 15 grandchildren and 10 great- He died Tuesday, Oct 18, ill St 527-1700 574-1070 524-1700 Y Crawley; four grandchildren Joseph Hospital West, Mt Cle- and four great-grandchIldren tel'S grandchIldren 14847 GRATIOT 28707 VAN DYKE 3373 ROCHESTER RD. mens Near 8 M,le South 01 1'2 Mile North 01 16 MIle Interment was In Holy Sepul- Interment was m Holy Sep- Interment was m Mt Olivet DETROIT WARREN TROY chre Cemetery ulchre Cemetery Cemetery (Continued on Page 13A) (9h1l'is (9. 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October 27 • II a m - "What Pl'lce CommunicatJOn~" _ An mlervlew with U S Il('p John Dmgell, who discusses the break up of AT&T and how It will dUel! lhe dvel dge homeowner (17) , • 5 p m - Local High School Sports Check Chdnnet 8 dnd 17 for event 117) • 7 p m - People with EI v - ThiS week's gue~t IS RIC Rutan, Gro~~e POlllte J,ljCee:> dnd the Exchange Club (17) 18900 MACK AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS I • 7 P III - The Sdvmg WOId (5) A.L. pnl E • 7 J(} pm - A View from a Park Bench, with Judge Beverly C OPEN. MONDAY-SATURDAY, 9-10. SUNDAY 10-6 881-8210 (;Iobbe! (17) • 8 p m - F'Uldncldl Pldnnmg, \\11th Certified Fmanclal Pldnnel Mul' gdl et Soutlmolth (17) ---01 • 8 j() P III - •Johannd Gilbert InterViews " - Wilham Amendd, Alll\1 DetlO!t Ne",s (17) Chlor.1l'lmeton I • Obituaries VISINE Campho.Phenitlue~ NEW! EYE DROPS UQUID ANTISEPTIC (Continued from Page 12A) the 1960s and eally 1970s He had Mr Campbell wa~ mahager of been residIng In Boca Raton, Fla 42 $ '12_0Z the DetrOIt AthletIC Club durIng for the past 12 yeal's 1 PHisoPUfr.~' Gel 10 sleep fas! Mr, Campbell IS '>m vlved by Camp\lo- NONMEOICAJED CLEANSING SPONGE two daughters, Roberta Patton, of VISINE ~lel1lque Mrs. Mary C. Frannon Mt Clemens and Carolyn M A.C. UNISOM I.1QVID 1 Lewis, of Denver and two grand- ...... Services for Mrs Frannon, 62, EYE DROPS NIGHTTIME SLEEPAID MTlS1m<- daughters IHU'" of Grand Marais Boulevard, were $286 16 Count ,.I'", n"" II held on Saturday, Oct 22, in the MemorIal contnbutlOns may be 6: Tablet U f Page Fifteen-A Thursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS It's Homecoming week at South High By Martha Keane with several Mt Clemens Jer~ey" and ..Ill "tudent c1nd alumm cou School South High with the slogan "Boll the pIe,> al e Illvlted to ,Mend The at- YOUR PLACE LOUNGE Gros",e POInte South's Home- Bathers" tll(' I'> "enu fOll11dl coming 1983 IS Just about under- The JUnIor float will be two ban- ~outh ,>tudenl'> ..II(' all e<1dy get- 17326 E. Warren 881-4850 News way The planning and schedulIng ana& with three Mt Clemen~ hel- tmg pc,yched dlld pepped up for of all the Homecommg actIVIties mets on them The ~Iogan I edd~ the Homecol111llg c('[ehl"llOm SPlllt week. the week befole have all become fmal, and all that "Devlb DelIght" A paddle boat with the .',Iogun Home(omlllg I'> what I!> cdu"mg Now Serves Lunches Daily IS left IS to Sit tIght until Saturday, "Gom' South" Will be the .',en10u,' the enel getK elnllclpdtwlI Oct 29, when the festiVIties begin 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sat. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. & Notes OUImg SPlll1 WC('k edch c1a~& A pancake breakfast wIll stal t fmal entry At I pm, after the parade ha<., I.', ell!owPd one delY to march • Thickt Juicy Ground Round the day from 8 to 10 a m The till ough the hdll'> dUliilg lunch pel bl eakfa.',t IS being served by ~tu- come to a halt and the float.', are m oldel, the football gdme Will IOd" to Lhelnt cheel" dnd "logans • Delicious Home Made Soup dent& partlclpatmg III the Com- begm as South'& undefeated Blue The "tudenl'> <11"'0h,mg po...ter~, merCial Foods plogram and IS bdnnel,> <1nd othel pm dphelnalIa • Fresh Lake Perch on Fridays open to the publIc PI Ices for the Devils tJ y to defend thell wlI1l1ing .',h eak agam~t Mt Clemen" All on the \\ ... ) "'v~...' .... y~ I.. 1. 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NOW $6 1-1~1I1' mo,t elaborote food bar you've - -- --, e.er 'Iepped up 10 ~lrloln I II''' 44!1 but no one If rJ~ti!r,~~q_] Over 60 Gorden Fre,h Fru," , - a!~1 Vegetables and Salad, P'p,ng Hot Soup, & 8o~ed 8ean, 'liJ Plu, fresh 8aked Blueberry Mutl'ns else did. 11:00'" PI !ASoIA 11 r"~l floll I I l CThursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen-A Six Woods council candidates talk on the record Ted Bidigare Frederick Lovelace Douglas Munro Robert Novitke William Wilson For Paul 'Beaupre. a pOSItion on Ted Bldigare consIders hIS mill- Fredellck Lovelace says hIS Douglas Munro sees hiS candi- Robert Novltke's experience al> WIlham Wilson looks back on the council would be a place to tary background and nme ~ears la~t foul' yeaI'I> on the cOUllcil have dacy as an attempt to apply hIS an attorney gives him the ability hiS four years on the councll as begm in developing better com- WIth the Southeastern MichIgan been spent mamlammg the ser- background as deputy for systems to look at Issues m a dIfferent four year" of accomphshment, municatIOns between the city and Transportation Authonty al> good vlce~ the CIty provldel> The next acqUIsition for the U.S. Army way, he said. "Wlule I wouldn't and looks ahead to the next four 10 the school board, businessmen prereqUisItes for Ius Sel vICe on the foU! yeal s should be a contmua- Tank Automotive Command Re- want to see seven attorneys up the same way and residents as well as surround- council t10n of that pullcy at a low cost to search and Development Center 10 there, I thmk It allows me to look Wilson pomts to counCil actlOns ing communities to help solve "One of things I can brmg to the resldentl>. he added Warren to city government. at different sides of an issue," he in acqul1'lng 8 new fire tl uck, de- problems council IS bemg able to hsten to "l enjoy workmg on the coun- "There comes a point in each added. velol?mg advanced hfe support The better communicatlOns can what people have to say and make Cil." Lovelace said "It's an honor person's lIfe when they wish to re- HIS SIX years on the counCil and service and an updated set of develop more mvolvement on the declSlons on what they've said," to be choc,en to serve." Part of turn some of their experience to hIS afflhatlOn With a number of bUIldmg and mamtenance codes part of businessmen and resIdents B1digare said. "I've been a dls- the mandate Involved WIth bemg the community to try to leave a community groups have left hIm as thmgs that have been dccom- in city government as well as bet- tnct manager with SEMT A for chosen II>"to contmue to mamtam place a little better than they with a strong Impression of the pl1shed ter relations between the com- nme years and I've dealt m tl ans. the level of ~el vlce~ at a hmited or found it," Munro said. city. "I thmk the city is excep- In the next foul' years, the coun- munities, he added. portation for 18 years. I think that moderate lOCIease In taxes this "I feel there is a tremendous tionally' well-rWl. The duty of the CIl WIll be faced With bigger and "I have a formal background in exerlence as an admmii>trator yeal, Or better yet, no mcrease at wealth of persons with leadership counCil IS to maintam the fh,cal stICkler problems, Wllson said busmess and commUnlcatlOns and combmed WIth my mll1tary back- all " he SaId capabIlities throuAAout the com- and reSIdential integnty of the The city has to do something more than 10 years experIence ground are things I can brmg to ':As far as parkmg is concerned, munity," he added: "I would be in city," Novitke said about ItS ongomg traffiC problems running a successful business. 1 the councIl " If It doe~n't mean condemnation of favor of a program limiting the One of the ways the city has and parkmg congestIOn in the feel I'm well qualIfied for the pos- One of the first things he dId be. property. I can ~upport parking terms of councilmen to a single, done that is by developing its cur- north end of the city as well as the ition and 1 can give something fore begmning hIS run for the for the d1stnct," Lovelace said four-year term while mayors rent budget based largely on Milk River bndge and a trans- back to the community," Beaupre councl1 seat was to go to hiS sup- "OU! responsiblhties are both to would be limited to serving two, property tax revenues, while portatIOn system for Its semor Clt. said. "I'm very concerned with erlOrs and make sure there was the reSidents and businesses m the two-year terms" as a way of tap- forming a capital improvement izens, he said. our relations with surrounding no confhct of interest, Bldlgare area It's not m the best interest ping that resource. program funded with state and "The bIggest problem is the communities, with the Board of saId. "I've served for more than of re~Idents to condemn property Munro said he favored meeting federal revenues the CIty receIves, traffIC problem," WIIl>on saId Education, businesses and resi- three years WIth the city's Com- for parkmg If condemnatIOn is with bordering communitIes in he SaId. That budgeting plan has "It's also very frustratmg It was dents." munity Development Block Grant necel>sary, no, I don't support order to find a solution to the traf- just about eliminated the city's frustrating when 8t Clan' Shores Beaufre said he would be in Commission That's given me a parkmg" , fic troubles in the northwest end need for timely receipt of those sold off their portion of the prop- favor 0 rezoning certain areas in background, an inSight mto some At the same time, the commer- of the city. "Anytime you have a revenues to maintain essential erty up there for the Shorepointe the north Mack area for parking, of the problems in the city Cial frontage on Mack should re- situation that has an impact on a services, he said. development but the council would have to malO commercial frontage, he bordering community, it is mu- State funds Milk bridge show caution. "Yes, 1 would be in Tax breaks 1>81d RemOVing a busmess or tually advantageous to Sit down "Residents of the city expect to "The best recommendatIOn m favor of rezoning, but the city 1'1 thlOk the bIggest concerns professional bUIlding to put In a and discuss the matter," he said. have the services mamtained," the Goodell-Gnvas traffic study might achieve the same goal by are keeping the property values parking lot may generate some "I don't think precipitous ac- was also the most expensive. developing the system through at- Novitke saId. "However, you can't intact, stopping blight and traffiC. tax revenue for the City, but the tIOn as was done the last time develop a budget dependent on There are a couple of thing,> I'd trition," he said "The city could he concluded dollars put mto the development With the one-way activities is the state and federal revenue sharing. hke to try to do, but they're gOIng go to the commercIal strip and The traffic problem in the north far outweigh those coming back solution," Monro said. "There to have to walt until after the purchase buildings that become As you know, payments from the end is a difficult one to solve, mto It. Lovelace added needs to be acceptance that the state were delayed by 30 to 45 election. You know 8t Clair vacant, and through attrition, de- Bidigare conceded, "But four The same is true for off-street conditions as they are today are days last year. Now we are able Shores will have a new mayor," velop the parking for the area" years later, we have to have a parkmg, he said. If It can be done far more preferable that the act- to insure the contmuation of ser- he said. Look at tramc better plan than we have now." he at a minimal cost to the city and ions taken. vice even without receipt of the "We should update the patterns Going mto the residential neigh- said. mlOlmal disruptIOn of the sur- "Some of the retaliatory mea- funds." and counts in the area and bury sures that were taken during the borhoods is another possibility I The solution hes in better com- rounding neighborhoods, lots can While parking for north Mack the hatchet and call for a Jomt "but we would have to be very, munication and cooperation be- be developed last juncture should not have been remains a problem, "It has to be meetmg to solve the problem." very careful. 1 mean, you can't tween neighboring communities in TIed to the parking problem in necessary," he added. balanced against maintaining the Wilson said. throw someone out of their order to find the solutIOn, Bldigare the north end IS the traffic prob- Munro said he would favor mte~nty of residential areas,' I Some deCision Will have to be home," he added. said. "I thmk there has to be a lem Lovelace Jomed the council selected rezoning of properties for Novltke saId "The proposal that made by the CIty "unless you Beaupre said he also favol'S;the w,ay to dQ ILjomtly." I in 1979 and later that year had a parking on the norUt end "only if was made last year would have want to alienate the neighbors and. planning commission's current "There's going to have to be a chance to take part 10 the Joint that is what the resIdents deSire.?' hurt property values m the area say 'You bought there and you'r! 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Thursday, October 27, 1983 Page Eighteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS employes to a certain extent, Noy- (Continued from Page 17A) mass condemnations of the kmd Fiscal checks itke said. Another way the city and would have been untenable St. Clair Shores used m its devel- has developed responsible spen(l- CLOSE OUT because ~he property and deed re- opment. I don't thmk that is the The problem lies in the number ing IS review by the Finance strictions on many of the proper- answer to our problem The indiv- of agencies involved in finding a Committee of spending with de- ties would have made develop- idual business owners have to solution, Novitke said. Not only partment heads, he added ; ment impossible I was very make the investments to help de- are there three cities, but two "That has had a very good ef- SALE county road commissions and the much opposed to that" velop the parkmg," he added. feet 10 helping department heads state highway department in- His vote on that was part of Another problem threatenmg stay within their budgets," NOVf volved. After the election, It's ON AU what Novltke calls "holding to the the residential integnty of the cIty itke saId "'rhe concern shown b$ mandate of the constituency" IS the north end trafflc, Novltke qwte likely the city can meet with UNOlEUM R.OOR both Harper Woods and St. Clair the counCIl and the commumcal Whl1e paymg attention to the IS- said. "We have to work with the hon that has been developed be- sues and talkmg with not only res- premise that the traffic problem Shores and work out a solution, he CAlI PlDJUCTS Candidate added tween the council and depat tment Idents who call, but those in the will onlf intenSify wIth develop- heads hab prompted fIscal I'espon~ ments 0 a restaurant and hotel m Robert groups he IS affIliated with, Nov- One way the city can develo~ a slbility." : 50% OFF itke said he IS "m touch wIth the the area," he saId better spending policy is to brmg Novitke said he would hke to AT commumty and the Issues." The only way to solve the prob- in an outside consultant during see either a turn-back of Mack Novitke The solution to the problem of lem IS through the cooperation of budget formulation, Novitke said. Avenue to the city's Junsd1CtlOn oi parkmg IS one that will be dealt the cIties Involved, Novltke saId "This wouldn't be for the purpose at least mamtenance agreement CALUMET wIth, he adds "We have discussed He has been dnving in the area to of being there permanently, but between the county and the CIty It on a limIted basis The councIl see for hImself and knows how Just to be there durmg the bUd~et FLOOR COVERING bad the trouble IS for resIdents, he for the mamtenance : 21001lUCI, s.p, Woods could conceIvably purcha!le lots process to tell us 'Yes, you re "We go out and maintain Maclt WIth proper deed restnctlOns In said domg a good job,' or 'We think ourselves," he saId "And eacli cel tam areas to help develop the "The real solutIOn for us would you should be doing that thiS hme, we have to get a hcen!>e 881.1911 be to somehC'w prevent traffic parkmg The council could also way' " from the county to cut the lawn~: from headmg down Old EIght Mue consider the use of some commer- The city has a legal responslblllt~ eastbound We can control it The cIty has also trimmed its cial property along Mack for to malntam the road fOI the help parkmg," Novltke saId through Slgnage from heddmg full-time work force by replacing of our Ie!lldent~ " "I am velY much opposed to westbound" ret1l'lng workers wIth part-time CITY OF ~rnlla.r 'niutr 111arms MICHIGAN Code No. 7-11 Emergency Preparedness Ordinance No. 268 necessary for the publ1C health, safety, and general Sect-lon 303 All offlcers and employees of depart- AN ORDINANCE TO E~TABLISH A CITY E~lERGI;:NCYPREPAREDNESS ments, commlSSlons. boards. 1nst1tut1ons and other agenc1es welfare. POLICY AND ORGANIZATION. TO DEFINE THE DUTIES AND RESPONSI- of the c1ty government deslgnated by the Mayor. wlth the BILITIES OF THE ENERGENCYSERVICES COORDINATORAND OTHER (b) Coord1natlng the recrultment and tralnlng of approval of the Counc1l. as Emergency Servlces Forces shall volunteer personnel and agenCleS to augment the personnel PERSONNEL. TO AUTHORIZE THE USE OF THE MATERIAL RESOURCES cooperate 10'1th the Emergency Servlces CoordInator In all AND MANPOWEROF THE CITY IN EMERGENCYOPERATIONS, AND TO matters pursuant to the provls10ns of thIS ol'dlnance. and fac1litles of the Clty for emergency purposes. PREVENT. MINIMIZE ANDRELIEVE DAMAGETO PERSONS AND PROPERTY RESULTINGFROMANYFORMOF DISASTER. (c) Through publlC lnformatlon programs, educa- Art1cle 4 Erl'~£Sency SerVlces Coordlnator, Ass1stants, tlng the popUlation as to act10ns necessary and requlred for the protect1on of persons and property ln case of a The Clty of Grosse P01nte Falms ordalns: DeputIes dlsaster. Intent and Purpose Artlc Ie 1 Sect10n 401. The Mayor. 10'1 th the approval of the (d) ConductIng practice alerts and exerClses to Councll, shall appolnt an Emergency SerVlces Coord1nator who the 1ntent ana purpose of th1 S ineure the efflclent operat1on of the C1ty'S emergency Sectlon 101 It lS shall be a person wlth the personal attributes, experience. organlzatlon that wlll lnsure the organlzatlon and to fam1llarJze res1dents of the clty wlth ord1nance to establlsh an and traln1ng needed to coordlnate the activltles of the complete and efflclent ut1llzatlon of all munlclpal emergency regulatlons, procedures, and operatlons agencleS, departments, and lnd1vlduals wlth1n the C1ty to resources during periods of emergency and d1saster. protect the pUblIC health, safety and welfare durlng (el Coordinatlng the act1v1ty of all other publlc Section 102. The Clty of Grosse Pointe Farms Offlce of emergency Sl tua t1 ons and d1 sasters and private agencles engaged in any emergency or dlsaster Emergency Serv1ces wlll be the coord1nat1ng agency responsl- relief programs. (b) Asslstant Coordlnators shall assume the ble for ci ty-wide preparedness, 1t w1ll prov1de the means through Wh1Ch the C1ty Council and the Mayor may exerC1se dutles of the Coord1nator whenever he 1S unavallable durlng (fl Negotiating with owners or persons ln control the authonty and discharge the responslbllltles vested ln dlsasters or emergency Sltuat10ns in the order of deSIgna- of buildings or other property for the use of such bUlldlngs them by thlS ord1nance and Act No 390, Publlc Acts of 1976 tion by the Mayor, actlng upon the recommendat1on of the or property for emergency or disaster relief purposes, and Coord1nator. designating suitable buildings as public shelters. Sectlon 103. This ordlnance will not relieve any elected officials or municipal departments of the normal (g) Establishing and malntaining admlnistratlve responsibilities or authority given by general law or local Article 5. Mayor; Powers; Duties control over a local radiological aefense program, to in- ordinance. nor ...i 11 it af fect the work of the hmerIcan Red clude emergency preparations for both peacetlme radlatlon Cross or other volunteer agencles organlzed for rellef in a Sectlon 501. The Mayor may exerClse the emergency incidents and international wartlme di sasters. power and author1ty as speclfied hereln Whenever a situa- natural disaster. tion reqUires, or 18 likely to require. that the Mayor (h) Coordinating municipal emergency pleparedness invoke such power and authority, he shall, as soon as activi ties with those at the county level and ad] acent reasonably expedient, convene the Council to perform Its Article 2. Q~ini!.iq!l! munic1pali ties. legislative and administrative duties as the situation Section 201. For the purpose of this ordinance, demands, and shall report to that body r~lative to emergency activities. Noth1ng in this ordinance shall be construect as certain words ulled herein are defined as follows: Article Volunteers; Appointments; Records abridging or curtailing the powers of the Councll unless 7. f , I Thursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nlneteen-A On the market now IS a $3,000 No matter how many thousands telephone devIce that makes a of bats are In flight a t close' Paul Beaupre CITY OF ~rnlilie tJniute IIInu{)s MICHIGAN woman's vOice sound like a quarters, each bat can dl:>llOgUish (Continued from Page 17A) "If, however, it was to become Its own sonar slgn,d Registered qualified electors in the CIty of Grosse Pomte Woods, Wayne man's work on the reroning of the entire a cost. we would have to pay for COWltyI Michigan, who expect to be absent fr?m the City or who are here III the Grosse Pointes I Mack corridor to develop com. confined to home or hospital by Illness or dlsabl1Jty or who are 60 years of merclal and ofhce areas. would not be in favor of it " 'he age or more, may apply for absent voter's ballot No such apphcatlOns "I really am in favor of the zon. added. ' can be accepted after 2'00 p m. SATURDAY, ll/5I83 The offIce of the City 109 ordmance that book-ends the Another cost Beaupre thinks is Clerk will be open from 8.30 a.m. to 5 00 pm, Monday through Fnday of RETAIN commercl al uses in the city. I definitely too high is the cost of each week and on Saturday, ll/5I83, from 8 ~ a m to 2 00 P m for recelv- thmk this will help us with some water and sewage treatment mg applIcations for absent voter's ballots of the problems we have with traf. handled by the county and the CHESTERE.PETERSEN flc movement on Mack Avenue" DetrOit Water and Sewerage De- COUNCILMAN he said. ' partment He saId he favors a re- G.P.N _ 1(}'27.83,11.3-83 CITY ADMINISTRATOR CLERK The cIty should do "whatever is gional authority to help give su- JOHN F. nece!>sary" to find a solutIOnto Its burban customers more control current northwest area traffic and input mto the setting of rates. problems, Beaupre saId. "I cer. Dial-A-Ride? CITY OF Q)rUliSe 'niute IIIUU{)S MICHIGAN talnly favor gettmg together with . The ma.:.ter storefront plan de- the councIls We have to meet NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General City Election Will be held on YOUNGBLOOD signed for the north Mack area is Tuesday, November 8, 1983, from 7 00 a m to 8 00 pm, at which time wIth the leaders In Harper Woods probably a good thing for the qualIfied regIstered voters may vote for the followmg CITY OF GROSSE POINTE and St ClaIr Shores and take a community, but the development long, hard look at the problem." 1 Mayor Tuesday, November 8 of the new storefronts WIllhave to The city's spendmg pohcle.:. are be balanced agamst the contmued 3 Councll Members 1 Judge P81d for by Youngblood for Council Ju!>tflOe, Beaupre said "The city parking difficulties in the area, he Committee 545 Lakeland has a hUle over $5 million m its said CHESTER E. PETERSEN budget, and as you know, the city Beaupre held back gIving hIS CITY ADMINISTRATOR-CLER K ended fiscal 1982-83 wIth just opInIOn on the proposal for a about a $90,000surplus I thmk Its ftve-year tax freeze for businesses G P N - 1(}'20-83and 1(}'27-83 iduly UUVlUW>thdt Che:.lel Pet~l- whu cumply with I ellovations, :.ay- ~ '>en and his admlllistratlOn and 109 he would like to study the pro- department head!> have done a posal before making a comment CITY OF MICHIGAN "To Meet Your Health Needs. very good job in running the on it Q)rOli!ie llIuitttt 1ltIfnU{)!i cIty," he saId The CIty could consider entering NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City CoWlcll, meetmg as a Board of We Cover The Pointes. J1 "Now, if we could get the same Into a agreement with Harper Appeals under the proviSIOns of Section 5-14-1of the 1975City Code WIllmeet m HARKNESS PARK type of leadership from our elect- Woods in an extensIOn of that ci- the CoWlcil-Court Room of the Municipal Bwlding, 20025 Mack Plaza, on ed officials as we do from our ap- ty's Dial-a.ride service, but only Monday, November 7, 1983, at 7:00 pm. to hear the followmg. Appeal of PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMAc0 pomted offiCials .. " Beaupre "if its financially feasible," MIchael. Ahta Irwin, ~ Mormngslde Drive, who are appealing thedemal 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E. Jefferson added "I don't thmk our elected Beaupre said "The cost of the of the Building Inspector to ISSue a permIt to construct a rear famIly room 884-3100 16003 MACK 822-2580' officials always reflect the views program was so ridiculously high, additIon to such residence. The proposed construction would create a defI- 881-0477 and feeling of the commumty." something like $48,000to be split ciency in the side yard measurement of 6feet, as required m Section 5-4-3 (f), District court between two cIties. We do have our Schedule of Regulatlons, of the City Code. A vanance IS therefore required subSidIzed taxicab program that All interested persons are urged to attend One Item that Beaupre sees offers the service at a much lower poppmg up from time to time is Chester E. Petersen the final formatIOn of a dIstrict cost." court for the Grosse Pomtes, GPN' 1(}'27-83 City Admimstrator-Clerk whIch he said he would favor only If there were no costs charged to Wilson the communities involved. (Continued from Page 17A) "As I understand It, should the stuck with it' .,. Well, that's CITY OF ~rnlilie llIoitttr MICHIGAN state do away WIth our municipal somethmg I'm not ready to do," courts and mandate a distnct Wilson said. ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS court formatIOn, they would be ob- A meeting of the councils would put the matter at a level where FOR THE ligated to pICk up the cost," he GENERAL CITY ELECTION saId "I have no problem with decIsions could be made, he add- that I think we should handle our ed. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1983 Another item the cIty should problems within the commumty. Registered qualIfied electors In the CIty of Grosse Pomte who expect to be conSIder is the raising of the Milk absent from the City during the Tuesday, November 8, 1983 General CIty River bridge at Lakefront park to ElectIon or who are confmed to home or hospital due to Illness, or who are accommodate larger boats in the 60 years of age or older and deSire to vote absentee, are urged to apply for ON NOVEMBER 8TH city's docks, he said There is new ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS at once at the City Clerk's OffIce 17147 bridge technology available that Maumee Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan VOTE FOR would allow the city to raise the bridge by about two feet without NO REGULAR APPLICATION FOR ABSENT VOTER BALLOT CAN BE changing the flow of the water be- ACCEPTED AFTER 2 00 PM, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1983 low, one of the reasons the state THOMAS W. KRESSBACH BRUCE Department of Natural Resources sank the last idea of working on GPN - 1()'Z7-83 • 11.3-83 City Manager-Clerk the bridge, Wilson said, "You've got two choices; you ROCKWELL can ralse the bndge or lower the water. Using the new technology CITY OF Q)rOlilit 'niute JJrarml1 MICHIGAN GROSSE POINTE FARMS it can be done and within 72 hours: CITY COUNCIL you can reopen it to car and ped- NOTICE OF I) estnan traffiC," Wilson. ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT Jf e . "EXRLRIF;NCf;.D, D[DICA rrD l1T,l}h r,\l,il;l,~~!Eikn.WAbfe~,o.f•.!lt~p~l\~h~" <4 I FOR TI4E' . I- cny as ro Li:l tn>e ore It taKes up , AND COMMITTLD TO SLRVE its parking problem, Wilson saId. GENERAL CITY ELECTION , THL I~LSIDf.NTS OF- 7 HE:. FA R,HS t The city will have to update its TO BE HELD ON zoning map, study areas of heavy TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1983 usage and be selective in en- forcing its current codes for busi- Registered, qualified electors 10 the CIty of Grosse powte Farms who ness off.street parking require- expect to be absent from the City or who are confmed to Home or hospltdl ments, he said . by Illness or dISability or are sixty years of age or more, are urged to • GROSSE POINTE RESIDENT ~INCc. 1945 apply for ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOTS Pay twice • OVER 20 YEARS EXPI:.RILNCL IN MUNICIPAL FINANCE. After that, the cIty may find it- NO SUCH APPLICATIONS CAN BE ACCEPTED AFTER 200 PM self in a position where it has to SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1983. Applications must be made prIOr to • TRUSTEE, MUNICIPAL ADVI~ORY COUNCIL Of- M1CHI(JAN fi~d new l?ts, Wilson said. By such time at the City Offices, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farms • SENIOR VICE PRESIDLNT. FIX!:.D INCO,\lL, bemg selective and taking a more RICHARD G. SOLAK FIRST OF MICHIGAN CORPORATION aggressive position in acquiring GPN: 10/27/83 &: 11/3/83 CITY CLERK homes on the market, the city can • DIRlCTOR, ROCKWlLL INTERNATlONAL CORPORATION Improve its parking off of Mack he said ' • ACTIVE IN CIVIC AND COMMUNITY ArrAIR~ Parking and traffic remain the CITY OF ~rnlille 'nintr MICHIGAN • TRINITY COLLlGl (,RAL>UATE, B A 1960 most persistent problems the city has along Mack, as well as the NOTICE OF maintenance of Mack itself, Wil. GENERAL CITY ELECTION RLMFMiH:.R TO vorE NOVc.i\IBlR 8TH son SaId. "~'m ~iased. I W8!lted to put up NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a City Election WIll be held In the City a sign 10 the median that said. of Grosse Pointe, Wayne COWlty, Miclugan, on THESE VOTERS SUPPORT BRUCE ROCKWELL 'Citizens of Grosse Pointe Woods' FOR ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 8TH you're paying twice to have this TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1983 road maintained. You pay taxes to at winch time qualified registered voters may vote for the £oIlowmg the county and they don't do it, Mr and Mrs lack M Cudllp 1.1, and Mrs I Charles Markley Mr and Mrs lohn D Standls" Gall Kaess Mary M Graham Ervm A Stemer and you pay taxes to the city and One (l) MAYOR (2- Year Term) Mr. and Mrs lloyd A Semple Mrs Ellen QUinlan Mr and M,s laurence 0 Connor we do It,' " Wtlson said. Three (3) COUNCILMEN (4-Year Term) Margaret R Guertler DICk and Sue Measelle M,s James Mullaney There has to be some type of One (1) MUNICIPAL JUDGE (4-Year Term) Phoebe and Dick Weinberg Beverly B Kerr MISSy and I E Danaher Jr. work done to alleviate some of the Mr and Mrs C Howard Crane II Jacquelme B Caskey Maryleah Marshall Mr and Mrs Harry R Fruehauf Ben and Ellen Haddad James and Marsha Ireton congestion on Mack, he pointed CHARTER AMENDMENT PROPOSAL I ohn and Annene Rickel Sharon Leonard Dr and Mrs Bruce Taylor out. "If you've ever tried to drive Mr and Mrs. DaVid K FltlSlmons DaVid and Ellen P Hamilton leffrey Barry up Mack on a Saturday afternoon, The pollmg place for said electIon IS as follows Ann. LOUise MacMdlan Mr and Mrs Richard B Gushee Mr and Mrs Roger Po .. e" you know what I mean. It was a Mr and Mrs Edward Henkel Jr Polly Fischer W,lliam and LOIS Bryant SUS4n 0 'Rourke mess If we can Improve on our MAIRE SCHOOL GYMNASIUM lohnB Ford III Mr and Mrs W,II,.lm C Molt Mr and Mrs David M Bogle Mr and Mrs George E McKean DaVid and E lame Yates parking, we can get some of the 740 CADIEUX ROAD Craig and Beverly CurllSS Mr and Mrs Charles L Matthews III Therese Dow parkmg off Mack," Wilson said. (Between Kercheval and Waterloo) lohn and Glorla Winans Dr and Mrs Robert G Frear Bethlne S Whllney II Mr and Mrs Mel Duffy Other items the city could try to Mr and Mrs Dalnforth B French Mr and Mrs George lllln Polls for said electIon WIll be open from 7 00 o'clock A M until 8 00 Mr and Mrs Phll,p Rahm Mrs Nancy M Edwards improve traffic flow and safety in Mrs Sarah F Dlngeman Mr and Mrs Emil Berg o'clock P.M Mr and Mrs Emory M Ferri Ir. Carol and GII Gave the area are additIOnal turn- Mr and M,s Charles W MorriS Ir Mr and M,s Charles A B,gelow Ledyard Mitchell Ir arounds, he said. By having separ- THOMAS W. KRESSBACH Mrs K J Stekelee Mrand Mrs J M tehael Berry Mr and Mrs E F Wambold Ir Mr and Mrs Frank 0 Wdberdlng ate turn-a rounds for north and GPN - 1(}'27.83&: 11-3-83 City Mal'ager Clerk Dr and Mrs John Lesesne Glllna Short Dan and Mary Ell1abelh Foil's Mr and Mrs John E lay south bound traffic, a number of IOleph Lackey Mr and Mrs Eugene I Kornme,er Dr and Mrs Carl Retehert Ir Helena Nichols problems could be eased, he said. DaVId and Denise Copp Mr .1l1d Mrs George I. Watkms A nne and Bruce Blrgbauer Mrs Don Kelly Housing alternatives Mr and Mrs Edward Stroble Pal Rentschler Lillian Tylenda Mr and Mrs Philip Dawson Easmg transportation troubles CITY OF MICHIGAN A Itce and Michael Schultes Mrs Edward A Kleefuss ~rOlilie 'nitttr 1J1artUll Michael and Margie FitzSimons Mrand Mrs I ames Wh Candidate Bigidare lJue to popular demand CITY OF ~rll!i!ie'lliute lIuuoa MICHIGAN we are e"Ctendill# our NOTICE TO VOTERS Notice IS hereby given lhal an absentee voter (Continued from Page 11A) Bidlgare asked W edfle.~d(JY flight ~fJe( inl ... countmg boUld computer dCCUrJcy test for the General CIty ElectIOn to be lot of groundwork and a great Bestdes the traffic problem, held on Tuesday. November 8. t983, WIll be run on Friday, November 4, deal of mdivldual communIcations another recurrent problem for the The # 1 Contender at 11/4 pounds 1983, <1t10 00 J m m the CIty offIces at 20025 Mack Pldza, Grosse POinte between the CitIes before a jomt city is Mack Avenue and Its main. Wood.;. MIChlgdll, - Married two children Secretary Plum Brook Land Co and General Manager Plum Brook Golf Club _ Uniquely qualified Wlfh degrees In Communl- FOR calion and BUSinessAdmlnlstrallon Classified I am committed to: MUNICIPAL - InSUring thaf the quality of life In thiS community ISmalnfalned through the most effiCient and cost ads COURT JUDGE effecllve use of our tax dollars Supporting only bUilding growth and develop- CITY OF ment which WIll benefit our property values and get life styles GROSSE POINTE BUilding better commUnications between City CounCil and the people If serves quick THANK YOU FOR VOTING ON TUESDAY,NOVEMBER8 Pa~d 'or by ll"lf> rOf'T\mlllf>il' 10 Elecl Paul F Beaupre results. 1560 O'(ford Ar1 GfOSSf> Po nlfl' WC)O(js • Expef/enced tf/al attorney In CIVil, cf/mmal, and traffIC law ELECT • Ltfe-/ong resident of Grosse Pomte • Manager and board member of Babe Ruth Baseball League • Former member of Jaycees Call • Volunteer probation officer DAVID GASKIN • Appomted magIstrate of the 36th JudICIal DIstrict Court. City of Detroit • Referee of TraffiC Court 882. • Neutral arbItrator for the Amef/can ArbitratIOn ASSOCIatIOn An Independent • One-man C"CUlt Court medIator for domestic relations matters 6900 • Member of the Macomb County Bar ASSOCIatIOn and the Ameflcan Trial • Lawyers ASSOCIatIOn. Well Qualified • DedIcated to upholdmg commumty values • MATIHEW R. Responsive Leadership , before for the Fu~ure I It Tuesday GROSSE POINTE PARK Noon. RUMORA COUNCIL \ Be sure to vote on November 8th. PaId for by The Committee to Elect Rumors November 8, 1983 Bryan A Sun/sloe, Treas, 959 FIsher, GP 48230 Paid for by DaVid Gaskin for CounCil Commlftee. 1142 Buckingham. GPP , Thursday, October 27, 1983 Page Twenty- Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS WED., NOV. 2 9.11PM CBS (8 Central/Mountain) SAT., OCT. 29 SAT., OCT. 29 8.11PM CBS (7 Central/Mountain) IIIT~\ 4,S'30PM NBC (3 Central/Mountain) SUN., NOV. 6 SPORTSWORlD SUN., OCT. 30 ILl'~'l)KfII: 9.11PM NBC (8 Central/Mountain) 12.30PM.? NBC (11 30AM Ct /Mt ) 'filE LOVE NFL Reglondl telecasts starting at MON., OCT. 31 1PM NYT New England at Atlanta 9.11PM NBC (8CentraI/Mountaln) GODI)I~SS PRINCESS How,ton at Cleveland WHENYOUR lOVER lEAVES David Baltlmdre at Philadelphia Ackroyd and Valerie Perone In a light 1~IXD..l 4PM NYT NeN York at San FrancIsco h~:;'I"'e-j f I..,...,:;~,:,,,,t ~ • ':;O'V">:!..., ~c~c"!cc DAISY (:\II'f I~II KarlSdS vlly d! UtHlVtJr MERETE VAN CAMP Sedltle at Los Angeles Lynda Carter LINDSAY WAGNER dramatizes the remarkable CLAUDIA CARDINALE story of STACEY KEACH one of the ROBERT URICH mo'>t BARBARA BACH fabulous RINGO STARR screen PAUL MICHAEL GLASER beauties of all BilL: ON HIS OWN The story of time. from SADA THOMPSON mentally retarded Bill Sackter whose PRINCESS DAISY Romantic courageous determination earned her earliest Par' / melodrama based on Judith Krantz s him a life outside the institutional MALCOLM McDOWELL career as runaway best seller Danish actress walls Within which he had spent 44 DYAN CANNON dancer Merete Van Camp has the title role years continues trom where Bltl EDWARD WOODWARD Marguenta The story follows the tragedies and ended Mickey Rooney repeats his CANDICE BERGEN Casino to her successps of the beautiful daughter Emmy Award winning lItle role LUCY GUTIERIDGE evolution as of an ex Russian prince and a lop 1101 WED., NOV. 9 one of Iywood star who rises to the peak of 12 30PM.? 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ABC (8 Central/Mountain) PRO FOOTBALL Those Super Bowl A KILLER SUN., OCT. 30 WHICH Champion Washington Redsklns go THIS 5-6PM NBC (4 Central/Mountain) trick or treating at the home of the IN THE WHAT, WHO & WHY IN CENTRAL San Diego Chargers AMERICA The Issues and forces at SAT., NOV. 5 WAY work In the turbulent countries of FAMILY Central America Will be examined 4.5:30PM NBC (3 Cenlral/Mountaln) GIRL SPORTSWORlD YOU CAN With reference to American foreign ROBERT poliCY and the role of the Roman SUN., NOV. 6 STIR CRAZY Gene Wilder and Catholic Church 12:30P M.? NBC (11 30AM Ct /Mt ) Richard Pryor, sosuccessfulln the hi MITCHUM CLINT 9.11PM NBC (8 Central/Mountain) NFL Regional telecasts startrng at FOR larrous Sliver Streak, reteam as Inno- cents In a Southwestern slam Direct. 1PM NYT Cleveland at Green Bay A KILLER IN EASTWOOD ed by actor Sidney POltler Buffalo at New England THE FAMilY Los P. ngeles at Kansas City MON., NOV. 7 MOTOWII Raben HIRE SANDRA CinCinnati at Houston Mltchums 9-11PM NBC (8 Central/Mountain) -YESTERDA)', San Diego at Pittsburgh I chilling and BESS ARMSTRONG PRINCESS DAISY Conc/uslon I LOCKE 2&.mDAYa... 4PM NYT Miami at San FranCISco I, manipulative CELESTE HOLM ELECTION DAY Denver at Seattle CUFF DeYOUNG FOREVER. --,.' Baltimore at New York /' HERMIONE BADDELEY 12: PM •• C~S (11 30AMCt /Mt) scan' BRADY NFL Regional telecasts starting at HOWARD DUFF lPM NYT Atlanta at New Orleans Philadelphia at Dallas JOSE FERRER Tampa Bay at Mlnnesol .. BEVERLY GARLAND 4PM NYT St LOUISat w""nmgton RODDY McDOWELL Chicago at Anaheim PERCY RODRIGUES MON., NOV. 7 RAY WALSTON 9PM.? ABC (8 Central/Mountain) THIS GIRL FOR HIRE Mystery PRO FOOTBALL New Jersey Giants spoot ot the tenacIous, tlip-talkrng at the lions' Pontiac Michigan Silver pllvale eyes who Inhabited a popular dome for a rematch Hollywood genre of the 30's and '40's If; 11183CON OONO~AN ASSOCIATES INC S NEll FUJIrA DESIGN' PROGRAMSLISTEDARECHOSENAT THESOLEDISCRETIONOF CORNELIUSDONOVANASSOCIATESINC Kent \II. 2 mg "tar;' 0 3 mg nicotine, Kent 12 mg "tar;' 0.9 mg niCOtine,av per cigarette, FIe Report Mar 1983 Kent Golden Lights. 8 mg "tar;' 0 7 mg nicotine av per cigarette by FIe Method "Taste you cancount on. Low tar .... - .. Lights Ultra II ~/ //--; ~~ •KENT 0"" ~ Golden I"'~/>.// 'Ay 1..igJ1ts KENT Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That CIgarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 1111 t f, Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange Feature Page Section B The Second Section Thursday, October 27, 1983 From Another Pointe Big Christmas Of View Fair festivities .By Janet Mueller at Memorial Every summer, the Federated Garden Clubs of Michi- Church Nov. 3 gan and the Michigan Division of Woman's National Which would you rather do? Farm and Garden Association offer scholarships to the (1) Put off your Christmas Teachers' Environmental School held at the Ralph A. shopping until Dec. 23, tear off MacMullan Conference Center on the north shore of Hig- to a mall, dl'ive around in cir- gins Lake. Now is the time to apply for the $156stipends, cles until you find a place to which cover room, board and field trips for one of the park - only two counties from weekly sessions coordinated by the Michigan Depart- the mall - trudge and elbow ment of Natural Resources and other state departments your way through cranky mul- from the six state universities. titudes, then try to find some- thing interesting in the bins of College credit is given for the completed course. All tri te, picked-over, mass-pro- teachers, 4H Club leaders and persons interested in duced holiday presents? environmental education are eligible for the scholarships Or (2) Reserve a day nearly One of the Grosse Pointe scholarship recipients who two months before Christmas teaches in St. Clair Shores told the whole story at last and spend it booth-hopping in- Tuesday's Grosse Pointe Garden Clubs Council meeting. side a beautiful, Gothic church Mrs. Joseph Nerone, of Roslyn Road, attended an En- overlooking Lake St. Clair I lis- vironmental School session in the summer of 1982. She tening to organ and canllon detailed a crowded, fascinating schedule of classes con- music as you shop from ducted by well-qualified college professors. She de- among hundreds of appealing, scribed field trips down the Au Sable River, into wooded unique items, many of them areas, across bogs and off to see rock formations left by handmade, chuckling as you the Ice Age glaciers. check off names on your Christmas list because you Mrs. Nerone's own children attend Ferry School, and KNOW the presents you've Ferry's delightful Nature Center played its part in in- found are exactlr right for the spiring the Grosse Pointe Environmental School scholar- mas tree skirts. Great-grand- ship recipient to build a Nature Center at Harmon people on that lIst? mother MRS. HOMER FER- School where she teaches, so that her Harmon students If you picked (1), we wish GUSON likes a hand-knitted could grow up with a better understanding of the world you luck. You'll need it. U you lapkin, while mother MRS. around them. picked (2), all you'll need is a RICHARD MARKS has select- calendar on which to mark the ed a wooden hobby horse for All alone at first, completely without funds, she pur- date of the biennial Grosse three-year-old PETER, whose sued her dream. One year later, Harmon has a wonder- Pointe Memorial Church brother MARK is wearing a ful Nature Center, with parents, teachers, children and Christmas Fair - next Thurs- sleeveless sweater from the local business people all working together, learning and day, Nov. 3 - and the hours: Knitting Booth and admiring a cooperating on their project. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. colorful paddle wheel boat. More information on the scholarships may be obtained Twenty-six booths, offering MARY, in a beautiful hand- from the Grosse Pointe Garden Clubs Council scholar- everything from inexpensive fashioned pinafore from the ships chairmen: Mrs. Kenneth Steketee, 881-7988,and tree ornaments to handmade Smocking Booth, is holding Miss Christine Edwards, 885-3141.Although Mrs. Nerone smocked dresses for little one of the many ward robed is very busy with her teaching, famil)' and ~arderung, girls, will span Fellowship dolls that can be found in San- she would be glad to share her enthUSIasm wIth anyone Hall from the third floor Sun- ta's Workshop. interested in attending the school. Her telephone number day School rooms to ground In the bottom picture, is 881-3106. level. The weary may find re- SALLY SPITZLEY (left) and spite in Memorial Church's JANE WARREN display some A Taste of Sweden lovely sanctuary, where organ of their "One of a Kind" Booth The Women's Guild of Immanuel Lutheran Church, lo- music will be played by Wil- articles. cated at Chandler Park Drive and Dickerson in Detroit, liam De Turk, the church's di- Chairpersons for the Krist- is holding its annual Holiday Mart on Friday, Nov. 4, rector of music. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mrs. Carl Thomas, of South Brys kind! Markt are Mrs. Armand Drive, and Mrs. Darold Johnson, of Berkshire Road, are It's a fun day promising fun C. Kerber, Mrs. Wallace P, finds for the entIre family, as Ernsberger and Miss Eliza- co-chairpersons. _._ _ . _ _ _ _ the four-generation Memorial beth B. Wood. ProeeedS! are - --Immalltlel is the "traditional" home church of the me- Church family in the top pic- distributed to missions, chap- tropolitan area's SWedish-American Community, and its ture illUstrates. Grandmother laincies and church-related Holiday Mart always features an extensive selection of MRS. CHARLES BELTZ is colleges. (Continued on Page 4B) admiring one of the fair's beautifully sequinned Christ- (Continued on Page 4!SJ Meet Noted Sculptor Don Polland at his first Michigan Appearance Friday, November 4,6-9 p.m. - Saturday, November 5, 1-4 P m OPEN HOUSE . SkIlled Anzona sculptor Don Polland, IS WIdely recognIzed for his exceptionally crafted fine pew- ter sculptures commemorating the pnde and tradI- tion of the Old West His works are collected by promInent Western museums and art gallene~ and many major works commIssIOned by Chilmark are Eastland only completely sold out You are cordIally inVited to vIew our Impre~slve seleCtlon of these most deSIred colleCtlbles Today a Polland fine pewter sculpture IS truly an extraordmary mve~tment WOODWARD SHOPS "Too Many Ace'" l1y Don Polland 'tand, only 4'12 •• high and yet reveal-. full ,culptured detail of thl' LOmpJe~ ,cene A lonc cowboy rcache, for hI' revolver when he coun'" Ihe CLEARANCE fifth ace. fale up whIle the gdmhler Jnd banker react In ,urpn,c The harmmd ,urvcy' the gamhler', hand while the hartender/dealer reache, for hI' gun lh" completely delalled de'lgn 1\ one example of the pewler ;culplurc colleCl1on exhlhlted by Don Polland al 0cn- na\ 1/3 off Calvin Klein Now AvaIlable Anne Klein Yakima Salmon Blassport FI~herman, 6W' H Betty Hansen $200 LimIted l50 units at Eastland whIle they lasl E Polland, recent limited edlllOn pewter 'lulpll1re The Chief 1\ avallahle to pre~lOlI,ly rcgl\lcred 0" ner, of hI, Chllm~rk pe"'ter, 7 H Genna's 29092 Van Dyke (al 12 Mile Road) • Tech Plan Shopping ('enler • Mon Sal 10 9 ",un 12 C; 573-4542---- hudson's • . Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 27, 1983 Lori Bohlinger speaks vows Our Perms Appeal Mr and Mrs. James Francis mother of the bride. Taffeta bows to Your Sense of Egan vacationed m Ireland follow- draped their shoulders mg their marriage Friday, June TheIr headpieces were short, Style. 24, in Our Lady Star of the Sea green veIls, falling ju!'>t below ChUl ch and a reception at the their eyes They carried garde- FALL Grosse Pomte Yacht Club They mas, Wlth traIlmg greens are at home m Blrmmgham Patrick Egan acted as best man PERM SPECIAL The bnde, the former Lon Eliz- for his brother. They are the sonll 50 abeth Bohlinger, daughter of Mr. of former Shores residents Mr $32 and Mt s Donald J BohlInger, of and Mrs Leo F Egan, who now Not All Stylists - Amta Avenue, selected a floor make theIr home in Bloomfield Offer Good thru 11-30-83 length gown of whisper taffeta, HIlls Groomsman was Kevm Coso Must Present Ad !:,tyled WIth a sweetheart necklme tello, of Cmcmnah, OhIO Ushers and short, puff sleeves, for the 6 were Don Righenzi Jr., of West SEBASTIAN INT'L o'clock nuptIal mass at WhICh Hartford, Conn., and Gene Blaum, of PhIladelphIa, Pa HAIR • SKIN • NAILS Father Jo:,eph Esper presIded 21427 MACK Clair ShollS Alencon lace accented the gown The mother of the bride wore a St. at neckline, !:'leeves and waist, peach-colored, sleeveless, short- 773.2620 773-8440 and a cap of matchmg lace with a cropped tunic paved WIth white ~ short puff and wblsper taffeta bow and gold beads over a floor length gown of drifting peach chiffon, ...... held the fmgertip length vetl de- Mrs. James F. Egan . signed by Mrs Bohlmger for her and a wnst corsage of whIte ste- Mrs. Michael P. Kennedy daughter The former MISS Bohlm. phanotis and gold ribbon gel' carned an arrangement of The bridegroom's mother se- Mr. and Mrs Thomas Egan and phalaenopsls orchids and stepha- lected a two.pIece, ankle length Mr and Mrs. TImothy Keane, of Colorado rites notis, with trailing greens dre:,s of vanilla SIlk chlffon, styled MIlwaukee, WIS, Mr and Mrs Honor mmd Jill E Bohlmger, WIth long sleeves and a blouson Duane Sanford of Traver<;e Cltv for Julie Cerre SIster of the bl'lde, and bl'ldes- bodIce accented WIth a lace and and Julie Cavanaugh, of Cheboy- Many Grosse POlnters traveled maid Kim Bohlmger Schadler, ot beaded yoke. She carned a deep gan to Colorado a few days before the Hmsdale, III , another Sister, wore rose orchld The bndegroom IS an account Saturday, August ID, weddmg of floor length dresses of kelly green Out-of-town guests at the wed- representatIve WIth Moore BUSI- Julie Ann Cerre and Michael Pat- taffeta, featurmg short, puff ding and receptIOn, where guests ness Forms, the bl'lde a first rIck Kennedy in Aspen's Prince of sleeves, decollete necklmes and were entertaIned by a strolling grade teacher at St Bede School Peace Chapel fItted bodIces, deSigned by the vlOlLlllSt dunng dmner, mcluded Among the local group, who were entertained via a rafting trip Miss Kennedy 1'0 present sex on the Colorado RIver, a picnic in , \ a ghost town and a musical fes- i tival concert followed by an Aspen is a faIl bride education film pub crawl, were Miss Rita Roney, \ A new filmstnp, "Sex EducatIOn an aunt of the bridegroom, the Samt Paul's-on.the-Lakeshore \t from Birth to Puberty," produced Edward J. Hickeys III, the John was the settmg for the autumn by Saint John HospItal and the L Kings, the Lorenzo D. Brown- ~l;.. weddmg of Maryanne Ehzabeth Health Education Council of mgs, the Sid Terrys, Mr. and Mrs Kennedy, daughter of Mr and Grosse Pomte, WIll be shown to AddIson J. Bartush and the Mmes. Mrs. John C Kennedy, of Shore- ~~i school representatives and the John Hastings, Leo Marx and Wil- pomte Lane, and Thomas John l. general public next Tuesday, Nov liam J. Bavmger. ., D' Area, son of Mr and Mrs A 1, at 7:30 pm. m the hospItal au- The former MISS Cerre is the John D' Arca, of Livoma dItorium daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arthur The 7 o'clock ceremony Fnday, ;t The script was written by local A. Cerre, who moved recently October 7, at which Father Hector sex educator Mary Paonessa, from Rathbone Place to West Saulmo presIded was followed by '", M.Ed , who designed the filmstrip Bloomfield. Mr. Kennedy is the a reception at the Roostertail, for parental use. Grosse Pomte after which the newlyweds left to son of the William E. Kennedys PTO groups may obtam it by wrl- of East Jefferson Avenue. ' vacation in northern MIchigan tmg HEC, P O. Box 36212, Grosse The 2 o'clock ceremony at They wIll be making theIr home m Pomte Farms, MlCh 48236. wbleh The Reverend Bruce Bav- Venezuela for 18 months. The former MISS Kennedy sel- inger presided was followed by a receptIOn at "Windstar" at Old ected an off-the-shoulder gown of phclO by Ileelrlce Zwaan whIte brocade satIn, styled with a Snowmass, Colo. The newlyweds I Miss Flemming fitted bodice and chapel length Mr. and Mrs. vacatIOned at the Grand Tetons in train, for the evening ceremony Thomas J. D'Arca to be married Wyoming, and have returned to She wore a handmade veil and Best man was Dan Bonello Colorado to make their home. carried a cascade of all-whIte Guests were seated by Chuck Late October wedding plans The bride, in an ankle length flowers stephanotis, Sweetheart Vomastek, Larry Henry, of Bra- have been made by Martha off-the-shoulder, lace. trimmed roses and phalaenopsis orchids denton, Fla, TIm Strunk, of Flemmmg, daughter of Mr and gown, carrying a garden bouquet Mrs. Robert John Flemmmg, of asked her sister SUSIe Godin of . ~ ".' Honor maid Jan Mavian and Kalamazoo, and Jim and Tom II San Francisco, Calif, to act' as bridesmaIds Mariann Ernst, Patti Kennedy, the bride's brothers Fisher Road, and FranCIS Hege- Chiazzese and Deann D'Arca, the The mothers of the bride and man, son of Mr and Mrs Paul honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Molly King Olenick and CiCi bridegroom's SIster, 10 floor Jridegroom both selected floor Hegeman, of Santiago, ChIle. Kaq An05 furs length dresses of rose pmk tIssue length gowns, the former's dusty Miss Flemming, an alumna of Kinney, of Aspen, and Georgia taffeta, carned seml-cascades of rose in color, the latter's periwm- Chamberlayne Jumor College, Saviers, of Sun Valley, Idaho. .19261...Mack (near Moross) nexl 10 Woods Theatre ,cymbidIum orchIds, pab~'s-breath kle blue; and- cymbidil1m orchld, Boston, Mass, is currently gen- They wore blue and mauve flow- 'f1 ",.,' ered Liberty- print dresses 'sashed~ -:;::;:;r 886-7715 and greens • ~ corsages~ 1'- .... ~l .. t....., ... 1 A eral'mlU"(a'g~'r '0£ Saks ~ifth Ave- nue, Soutnanipton, NY. ' Ill-maUVe ribbon; and carriea' gar- Her fIance, a graduate of the den bouquets ..Ii Umversidad Catolica de Chlle Jaime Godin accompanied her Pediatric Dentistry Santiago. who holds a Master of mother from San Francisco to Businee AdmimstratIOn degree serve as flower girl for her aunt. Carol S. Beckert, D.O.S. from the Umversity of Pennsyl- Robert Banbeau, of Northaven MISS J'S vania's Wharton School, IS semor Island, Me , was best man. Larry 886-7338 finanCial analyst, Allled Corpora- Bruce, Peter Hutter and Lou CLASSIC tion, Mornstown, N J Dawson, all of Aspen, ushered. Private Duty Nursing Care COAT Servmg the Grosse Pointes, and the Trt-Countles Private Homes, Hospitals 1:»r Nursing Homes • 24 Hr. Service - 7 Days a Week At $70. this • Full Time or Part Time Coverage • Bonded and Insured traditional By RN's, LPN's, Nurse Aide. and very warm and LIve In Companion. pea coat is a distinct value 263-0580 In a plush of wool and nylon Community Professional Nursing Service with 10-button double-breasted styhng..and a convertible collar to really protect you from the cold Navy_ \\ camel or red. ' FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY in Miss J, our \ GROSSE POINTE shop for young ; \ \ MEMORIAL CHURCH women 5_13~\ \ 16 Lakeshore Dr. fi Sunday, November 6 t + \ 4:30 p.m. \ Fellowship Hall Given by Skyllners. a special group 01 talented teenagers Irom the Presbytery of DetrOIt who reo \ hearsed at Camp Skyline thiS summer A celebration 01f8llh which expresses themes from early Hebraic origin to those of JOYIn creation, a Jacob SOIlS welling world the life and crucifiXiOn of Jesus and the message 01 love and hope fhal is now ours Director ISMrs Pat Hulchlson who has laught musIC at Benl1ey High Scl'ool In livonia and Is Director of MUSICat St Paul's Presbyterian Church Parking Reservations Cost War Memonal or Church Office $2 Adults BehindChurch 882.5330 $1 Students Open Thursdays and Fridays until 900 pm We Will validate your parking ticket t J ------.------ Thursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-B , Gem of a night to benefit DSO Grosse Pointe's Mrs. John E. YOWlgJr. is general chairman of a benefit night trunk showing of one of New York's leading jewelry IlInch manufacturers and importers. new co-sponsored by the Women's '"A LA CUTE tiles - fr I Association for the Detroit Sym. phony Orchestra and Dobie Jewe- MENU dinner lers, next Thursday, Nov. 3, from 5 30 to 9 p.m. at Dobie's Royal tues - SlIt Oak store, located on South Washington near 11 Ml1e Road. Cocktatls and hors d'oeuvres PRIVATE w111be served durmg the evening, which is open to the public at $10 per person Valet parking will be avaJ.1able Included in the showing EB are diamond and gold jewelry in a number of deSIgns, precious gems 413 MADISON AVENUE (both mounted and loose), 1m. ported pearls, gold chains and TOLEDO, OHIO (419) 242-3333 rmgs, plus china, crystal, silver, brass and porcelam gift items. ThIrty percent of all purchases made during the benefit will go to [; the DSO. On special display wl1lbe a bril. hant diamond weighing over a full All in the League-Goodwill Jwrlors family . • • carat, donated to the Women's AsSOCIation by Mr. Dobie. The gpecla~ ga~e Getting ready for the Antiques Show and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6, at FaIr- stone Will be a featured Item duro. Sale sponsored annually by the Junior Group of lane Manor in Dearborn, and will feature more ing the Detroit Symphony-WQRS League for the Handicapped-Goodwill Indus- than 56 dealers - the largest number ever - RadIO Marathon next February. tries becomes a family affair with help recruit- from around the country and abroad. Admi::,- The marathon is a fund raising fleW ~O~ CJa~~Igg ed from the "Junior Juniors." Pictured above sion donation is $3.50. Pointe Juniors working project of the Women's AsSOCia- (left to right) are BILL HINKLEY, his mother on 1983Antiques Show and Sale committees, in tion and the Detroit Symphony JANE (Mrs. Clark) HINKLEY and K.C. addition to the Mesdames Hinkley, Burke and League. HINKLEY, and ANDREW BURKE and his Browne, include Mary (Mrs. William E,) Blev- Further information on next I mother SARAH (Mrs. Allen) BURKE, taking in- ios"Ruth (Mrs. Sheldon L.) Drennan, Carolyn Thursday's benefit may be ob- ventory of homemade Pantry Shelf items as (Mrs. Vann) Fleming, Betty (Mrs. Arnold) tained and reservations made by they are labeled, while JULIE BROWNE is as- Fuchs, Shirley (Mrs. Robert H.) Kennedy, contacting Mrs. Samuel Carman, sisted by her mother CONNIE (Mrs. Josel?h Paula (Mrs. Harry) Morns, Mary (Mrs. Frede- reservatwns chairman, at 626- E.) BROWNE in adjusting the uniform she WIll rick) Ruffner, Mary (Mrs. Robert) Schroeder, 3215. Current president of the wear while serving as a Junior Junior volun- Marie (Mrs. George) Torakis, Mary (Mrs. F. Women's Association is Mrs. P~Lced as maAbed teer during the show. It will run from 11a.m. to Robert) Steiger and Joanne (Mrs. Henry) Frank A. Germack Jr., of The Pointe. 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 4 and 5Land Zuchowski. ~OA ~emaAbab~eattd tlM~~ SalJUl~S Slate 'Gift of life' To hold newsletter workshop Nov. 12 Smoking, weight Wayne State University, through deSign, croppmg rhotos and lay- clinics scheduled November benefit its College of Lifelong Learning, is out styles for al. budgets frl?m The Macomb County Chapter of offering .an advanc;ed newsletter Leontme K. Cadieux, WSU tn- Two clinics will be offered by the National Kidney FOlUldationof workshop on Satutday, Nov. 12, at fo.rmation offi.cer, and ~o~nne Advanced Hypnosis, Inc., Mon. Michigan will sponsor a "Gift of its Northeast Center, located on Kmney, art director, Michigan day, Noy. 14, at the Macomb Life" dinner dance Saturday, Nov. Schroeder, off Nine Mile Road, in Credit Union League. YWCA. "Stop Smoking" begins at 12, at. 7 p.m. at Athena Hall on East Detroit. .The program is open to the' pu- 7 p.m., "Lose Weight" at 8:30 Gratiot Avenue in Roseville. Tic- blic at $50, plus a $3 registration p.m. Fee for each is $28. Advance ket information may be obtained Participants will learn about fee. Registration information may registration is required, and may 11 KERCHEVAL by calling 756-6382or 46~5268. ~esign components, trends in.page be obtained by calling 577-4665. be made by caHing 772-4435. 882.5550 Convene Federation of Women's Clubs The Federation of Women's program on "Nature's Beauties." ANDARYFURS Clubs of Metropolitan Detroit con- Mrs. Robert Mozer, president, Cordially invites you to view venes today, Thursday, Oct. '1:1, at, Mrs. Robert Dixon and Mrs. Carl our NEW FALL FASHIONS and 10 a.m. at the Federation Club- Baum, first and second vice-pre- house on Fenkell Avenue in De- sidents, respectively, Mrs. Na- share a glass of wine and cheese troit, for a parliamentary lesson, thaniel Banks and Mrs. G.F. Gor- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4th under the direction of Mrs. Wi!- ton, recording and corresponding From 6 p.m .• 9 p.m. liam Herman, on "Duties and Re- .secretaries, respectively, and t port of ~e President." M,rs. Franklin Quale, treasurer, and Compare Our Prices This will be followed by a board will be honored at an officers' re- For Appointment call 882- 3878 I of directors meeting, a brown bag ception following the regular 19471 MACK AVE. Grosse Pointe Woods luncheon and Mrs. Walter Bush's meeting. PIANOS WANTED SPOTLIGHT Grands. 8,lnlls. ConSilII TOP P~ICES PAID ON NEW EVAN.PICONE@ 837-0506 ACCESSORIES BUY - SELL - RENT 11&10ROUN '" NURSING HOME 804( .-- EAST JEfFERSON DE-TROIT, MICH 821-3525 Quality NurStnR Care FALL SALE • ,.r ~ , , and \, ,, ,, HARVEST SUPPER Doors open at 3 p.m. , t \ , { /6~J,8 OtD lj, "'.. / f'.\SJlI()~ED , ~ ~- \ SAl'ERKRAl'T \ j' \, ~~ SLiPPER \ with Beef and Pork ,\ 'l 5:30 to 7 p.m., ",- "'J~ Thursday, Nov. 3 1 Jht shops of CHRIST W"ltolt~Pi~r,~ LUTHERAN Grosse Pointe CHURCH 2411 Iroquois Ave. Jacobson's 884-1330 in Indian Village Adults $5.50 Children $2.00 Enloy the convenience of a Jacobson's Charge Account rJ (J ~('(I 8y Reservation Only Modeling at the Bronze Door (I r;., ".ten-!lcr,. Will give a Fridays 12 to 2 complimentary gift 921-2667 a full service beauty salon 8y Oct. 31 llthl" G.. r~t4 P.,ll", l., Open Thursdays and Fridays until 9.00 p.rn We will validate your parking ticket. Thursday, October 27, 198~ Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS -;======;;;;;.;,;;;;;;.;,;:;;.;.------~I----- t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••, • N.w Or..... Dixieland • F~~,1'>own or Wool Keene-Puscas From Another Pointe : CHET BOGAN Md lhe Wolvert.Yi3 Jazz Band : COMFORTERS • E T sd 8'30 • MADI., IICO\'UII) VOWS • very ue ay. p. m • I s.d ,,,/ows CI«MwJ " _ are said Of View A traditIOnal gown of sIlk or- (Continued from Page 18) : THE UDO Dining, Cocktails :' ~~~ ~A! Pilltw Ct, ganza trimmed With Vemse and • 24026 E. Jetf8flOn (Just North of 9 Mile) .... ".AM.1'UM<•• K,.MK."•• I.l.2 ••75.54111 Chantilly lace, ruffled at the hem , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 • and styled With a chapel tl am, Swedish imports in addition to craft items, homemade was Lynn Mane Puscas' chOIce goods, a pantry shop, attic treasures and a bake. sale. for her afternoon wedding Satur- Luncheon. under the direction of Mrs. Jerome DrIscoll, day, September 17. to Robert Alan < of Whittier Road, and Mrs. Ragnar Landstrum, of Somer- Keene Chantilly lace It immed set Road, will be served from 11 a.m. to 12:30 (l.m., at her fmgertlp veil, and ~he earned ~3.50 per person, with reservations requested. Tickets We Specialize an all-whIte cascade of ~tephanot- may be reserved by calling 821-2380. IS, Sweetheart rose~ and IVy The 3 o'clock ceremony III A Taste of Grosse Pointe Grosse Pomte Memonal Church In Mastectomy Fittings was followed by a receptIOn at Those who attended last Friday's opening night per- Athena Hall The newlyweds va- formance of Franco Zeffirelli's opulent film version of catIOned tn JamaIca, and are Verdi's "La Traviata" at the Esauire Theatre ,got a taste making thell' home in LI~le, III of Grosse Pointe in addition to the taste of Italy they'd Julie Catenac wa~ honor atten- Mr. and Mrs. bargained for, for the wine afterglow featured a selection Please call us for a consultation dant for the brIde, who I~ the Robert A. Keene of scrumptious hors d'oeuvres from The Merry Mouse, daughter of Mr and M1 s Donald asked DaVId ZImmer to act as The Old Place, Pernie's, Sparky Herbert's, Park Place Puscas, of Berhhire Road and other local gourmet headquarters. BridesmaIds were Peggy McCUaIg best man Ushers were Jerry and Margaret Puscas, COlli>lnSof Puscas, brother of the bride, JIm It was a fascinating film and a lovely night, a red the bride, JulIe SmIth and Vicki Pu~cas, theIr cousm, Charles carpet event benefiting the Friends of FLEC (Grosse Porbe Keene, the bridegroom's COUSIn, Pointe's Family Life Education Council) and the Grosse allJ )he .shops of Wul~ I um~:> ,H;c~lIL~J lli~ lIc\..h Tom Folc)-. Pointe Symphony Women's Association. If you weren't and hemlines of their dresse~ of The mothers of the bnde and sky blue sheer organza They car- bridegroom both selected floor there -- you should have been! ried arrangements of snowflake length gowns, the former's A Festival of Arts WaltoJt~Pi~r,~ mums and carnations tmted blue cream-colored, with a lace bodice, to match their gowns the latter's deep rose. Mrs Pus- Sister Jeannine Klemm, Art Department head for 26 Grosse Pointe Mr Keene, son of Mr and Mrs CllS' corsage was a cream orchid, years at Siena Heights College in A~rian, has b~n named Robert Keene, of CurtiS, Mich., lVII's Keene's a deep pmk orchid as juror for the Second Annual Christmas Festival of the 884-1330 Arts sponsored by the Grosse Pointe United Methodist Pastoria-Sporer rites revealed Chruch. Theme for this year's festival, which will run Dec. 1 through 4, is "Silent Night, Holy Night." .Theresa Mane Sporer, daughter Ellen Burke, honor attendant of Mr and Mrs. F. WIlham Spor- for her cousin, and bridesmaIds Sister Jeannine is a respected artist and adm~nistrator. l ARPIN FURS OF WiNdSOR er, of Berns Court, spoke her Mary K. Sporer, Amy Carlson, of Her career training includes study at the Chicago Art marriage vows FrIday, October 7, Grand Rapids, a friend from Institute, her own Siena Heights College, New Y~rk and Fine/Canadian Furs at Very Special Prices in Our Lady Star of the Sea Western Michigan University, and Columbia Universities and the Rochester Inshtute of Church to Jack Anthony Pastona, Nancy Jo Pastoria, the bride- son of Mr. and Mrs Tony Pastor groom's sister, wore gowns of ce- Technology, where she earned. her Do~torate in Educa- ia, of Detroit flse silk, made by themselves and tion. Under her tenure, the SIena HeIghts Art Dep,art. A reception at Thomas Manor t~e mother of the 9ride, and c~r- ment has grown from ~ to 200 students, and gamed followed the 5: 30 0' clock cere- r~ed ~~uquets of pmk and cerISe national acclaim. sIlk hhes. mony.. Th e n.ewIyweds are at Best man was Robert Thomas. She is an active artist who has designed 30 chapels and home m DetrOIt. Ushering were Tony and Tom churches and their appointments. Her creations include The bride designed and made Pastoria, brothers of the bride- mosaic panels for Chicago's St. Basil Church, a statue her own gown of satin and Schiffh groom, Ron Rosen and the bride's and other items for Our Lady of the Apostles Church, lace, accented v.ith pearls and se- brothers, Steve Sporer, who came Ivanhoe, Ill., and a 15-foot wall panel of bronze and wood quins and styled with a chapel from California for the wedding, for American Chain and Cable, Adrian. She is also re- train. She wore a long veil and and MIke Sporer. cognized as one of the finest calligraphers in the country. carried an arrangement of sIlk The mother of the bride accent- flowers made by her mother, who ed the jewel blue dress she made Artists are invited to participate in the festival by fashioned all the silk flol'al ar- With pink silk flowers. The bride- submitting recent and original concepts, in any artistic rangements for the weddmg par- groom's mother's dress was media, on the Holy Night theme. Entry forms may be ty. peach-pmk in color. obtained at the church on Moross Road in The Farms (886-2363). There is a limit of three works per artist. Memorial Church Fair There is a $10, non-refundable entry fee. (Continued from Page 18) glass (it looks like hand-paint- Entries must be brought to the church between noon and 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 28. An exhibition/reception Admission is free, as is ed china), create this booth's exquisite pieces. honoring the artists and an award ceremony will be held parking. There's elevator ser- Thursday, Dec. 1, from 6 to 8 p.m. The festival art show vice between the floors of Fel- If you're looking for a continues Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3, open for lowship Hall. Refreshments hand-painted baby bottle, Pot- viewing from noon to 5 p.m., and Sunday, Dec. 4, from 1 will be available all day, Me- pourri is the place to head for. to 3 p.m. The pUblic is invited, free of charge, to all Come see Arpin's fabulous 1983.84 collection of fashIOn morial Nursery School will U your child is looking for Mr. events. Groups can also be accommodated. provide complimentary care Pockets, Kids' Komer is his •• (un, e/Cpert!ycrlfJted Jn~o tRljal's exci99g l1ew.designs..;,' .__, ~ ~ " ...... l- ~ ..... - t.'f ~. '*_41"'..... * .....f .. I and of course, you are assurea 01 fine quality and value for youngsters ages 2 to 5, to headquarters. If your taste when you shop Arpm's. allow parents about an hour of tends toward the exotic, check Speaking of artists ... did you know that Mrs. Frank child-free shopping. out Craft International's arti- J. Tramposch, of Chalfonte Avenue, a member of the Every booth at the Memorial cles from foreign countries. Progressive Artists Club, has a one-woman show at Duty and Sales Church Fair is special, of And if your special delight is Standard Federal, East Warren at Outer Drive, during Tax Refunded course, and it's very hard to tradition, make a special point the month of October? Hedy, who has been around a pick out one or two to spotlight to spend a few minutes in the while. encourages fellow Senior Citizens to take up draw- Full Premium on . . . but we do recommend a Country Store created by ing and painting. "It is satisfying and rewarding, and American Funds Fur Specialistjor over 57 years stop at Potichomania. Mem- Helen Huber, complete with keeps you happy." she says. 484 PeliSSIerStr«t bers of the Church Women's strawberry rhubarb, big A Visitor from France Park III the Downtown Association have spent two wheels of cheese, apple and Wmdsor. 1.519.253.5612 Parklllg Garage - years helping Louise Hoyt, pickle barrels, candy sticks, Mme. Vernier-Palliez, wife of the French Ambassador Park at PeliSSIer Dally 9 to 5.30, Fn. to 9 whose craft is decoupage on tomato preserves and honey. to the United States, will visit the Detroit Historical Museum as guest of the Detroit Historical Society and the Detroit Historical Commission next Tuesday morn- I ing, to honor those of French heritage who have settled in the Detroit area since 1701. To celebrate the occasion, a challenge grant, intended for a new French Exhibit area at the museum, will be WRIGHTS presented to the Detroit Historical Society by the French Festival of Detroit. Representatives of the Festival, as Gift & Lamp Shop well as other French organizations, will be on hand to 18650 MACK AVE. escort Mme. Vernier-Palliez on a tour of the museum. Nu' to G'OIM1h. ,." Off1l:_ 885~8839 P S S"ng Yov, Lamp /0' Custom Flltmg r Moving, Engaged, New Baby?' Getting Settled Made Slm'p~~ New Town dilemmas lade after a WELCOME WAGON call 6)f!tittieft As WELCOME WAGON Represenlatlve II s my Job 10 help you make the mosl C~(?mn~~o~ it could be the Grosse PoInte ••••.•.•.•••• 8111-5618 Sl. Clair Shores. .., ..... ,. 881.2221 ""'- New Baby, • , ••• ,. . •. ,. 822-0819...,11 -best season- of your life featuring: • beautiful surroundings Michel Jean Pi~t • excellent meals l " N.O sell. ~ I N G • security LET US TELL YOU THE CHEMEX STORY, Speclall/mg In -and much more THE SEARCH FOR THE PERFECT CUP OF COFFEE Friday, Saturday, October 28, 29, 11 a.m.•2 p.m., Grosse Pointe ueatlve landscape deSign, and In the begtnnlng, Dr Peter Schlumbohm, a chemist, created coffee planting of quality shade trees, Call: Lois Nair With true laboratory pUrity the Chemex coffeemakmg process, based on a laboratory flask, fIlter, coffee and water See reproductions of 'ihrubs, evergreens, and large (313) 823-6470 the Original prototype as they developed through the years The proof or of finely brewed coffee IS In the tasting Jom us for a coffee break. speC! men trees Write: Whittier Towers Jacobson's 823-6662 415 Burns Dr.,Detroit 48214 Open Thursdays and Fridays until 900 pm We Will validate your parking ticket • • . Page Flve-B TtJursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS u. of D. High NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB PRESENTS ~ "'--••I auction slated THE SECOND ANNUAL ~ One of Detroit's longest running, most successful benefit auctions GRANDPARENTS-GRANDCHILDREN I kicks off at 5.00 P m. this Satur- day, Oct. 29. The University of lI~Pald4. DetrOlt Jesuit High School and FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 0 . Academy's 12th annual auctIOn at 7 to 8:30 P.M. the school mvolves hundreds of enthusiastic parents, friends and NO CHARGE FOR PRESCHOOL AGE alumni from around the world, THROUGH GRADE SIX who have spent months gathermg HELD AT THE contributIOns. NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB Silent and live auchons offer 17150 Waterloo at St. Clair special treasures, from antiques, Grone Pointe art, furniture, furs and sportmg HAUNTED HOUSE foods to a new car, video club GAMES membershIps, vacatlOns and PRIZES FOR COSTUMES gourmet dinner partIes, catered at Reservations ReqUired by Noon on home or In elegant restaurants For those on a budget, the Bal- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. by calling. loon Board offers prIzes WIth a 885.4600 value of $10to $40for a mere $10 a throw. LIMITED SPACE ••. SO CALL EARLVI Promotionsand trick or treat bags providedby the DETROIT FREE PRESS AdmiSSIOndonation IS $50 per person, Including an open bar, gourmet buffet, and valet parkmg Special tlckets for sponsors at $75 THE and benefactors at $125 are also available, for reservations or more Information, call 862-5400. General chairpersons for Auc- GE tion XII are Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence F. DuMouchelle, Mr. and A river view • . . Mrs Frank H. Mullen and Dr. and MRS. FRANCES JACOB~ and MRS. CHARLES FRISCHKORN, of The Pointe, and MRS. MILES Mrs Joseph H. Naud. BUILDER JAFFE, of West Bloomfield (left to right) were among the over 400 guests at a recent srecial * * previeW.of Riverfront, the new twin [ower luxury downtown apartment development. Al pro- For over 106years, the Umver- SEMINAR ceeds from the benefit, presented in cooperation with the Detroit Symphony League, were donat- slty of DetrOIt Jesuit High School ed to the education programs of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Guests enjoyed a buffet supper, A BLUEPINT FOR COUPLES and Academy bas been dedIcated as taught by musical program by the Larry Nozero Quartet, and had the opt>OrtWlity to preview the five to a tradihon of academic and designer-decorated model apartments on the newly completed mnth floor of the west tower. athletic excellence for pre-high Dr. LAWHENCE CRABB~ Jr. Ph.D. Occupancy of Riverfront is scheduled to begin in spring, 1984. school and high school boys who Director, Institute of Biblical Counseling desire to attend college and excel in professional and business lives. Friday and Saturday Halloween fun at Youtheatre Gypsy is topic The high school consistently ; In a combination Halloween certs, hlms and specIals through outranks other Michigan schools November 4 and 5, 1983 : "~peclal" and Blue Bird/Camp May may be obtamed by contacting for Fox Creek In National Merit and National : Fire Salute, Detroit Youtheatre the museum's ticket office, 832- Mrs. Donald E Draper WIll be AchIevement Semifinalists and E"/~ Bllpt14t l!huu!A, : will present "The Ring of the Fe- 2730. FInalists. It IS the only mdepen- : tuccines," a comic opera spoof at "The Ring of the Fettuccines," assIsted by Mrs. Kenneth Harle 21001 MOROSS @ 1-94 882 2728 when she entertaInS members of dent day school for boys remain- DETROIT, MI 48236 - . 11 a.m. and 2 p m performan~es designed for famIlies with young the Fox Creek Chapter of Ques- ing in the City of Detroit, and at- this Saturday, Oct. 29, in the Det- people 5 years of age through ,tel'S next Thursday, Nov. 3, at tracts students from 7J suburbs, roit Institute of Arts auditorium. adult (children younger than 5 including The Pointe. will not be admitted to the audit- 12:30 p.m Mrs Carl Kaza, of the Ghosts, goblins, witches Blue orium), was created as a com- Windmill Pointe Questers Chap- While accepting students of all : Birds and Camp Fire members in edy /parody mtroduction for ter, will gIve a talk on Gypsies colors, ethnic origins and creeds, YOU CAN'T BEAT unif~rm and all other young peo- youngsters to the world of grand U. of D. High remains rooted in ple m costume WIllbe admitted at opera. the 400-year tradition of educa- THE EXPERIENCE a 1/3 discount, or $2 each. Youth- Performed by New York's tional excellence which has been theatre's regular prIce is $3 per Broque - not Baroque - Opera Roses in focus the hallmark of the Jesuit Order FREEPORT SUN SALE .person, child or adult ($2 each for Company, "The Ring" is a mix of of the Catholic Church Including roundtrip airfare from Detroit. :groups of 10 or more). all disciplines of the arts: mUSIC (by Verdi, Bizet, Mozart and for garden club Excellence in education IS ex- Ticket information and a de- pensive. Full tUItion cannot be~in :tailed Youtheatre "Something others), singing, pantomime, dan- Program for the Windmill Pointe Garden Club's meeting to cover the cost - and no qualifIed 3 NIGHTS FROM$337-$563 :Every Saturday" schedule of live cing, movement, costume and set student is turned away because of :professional musicals, plays, con: deSIgn next Wednesday, Nov 2, at 11'00 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Elton lack of funds Proceeds from the NIOKIS FROM Turner who will be assisted by auction will provide scholarships 7 $377 -$905 Mrs George Malley, is "Roses," and aId in defraying the costs of presented by Mrs. John Stephens. the school. Choice of Hotel - Freeport ONCE A YEAR 4, 5 or 8 Day Package Includes: • Roundtrip flight via PAN AM from Detroit to VELVET and CREWEL SALE Holiday boutique Holy Communion Freeport. Flight departs Monday thru Thursday. Lutheran mini-fair For departures and returns on Friday, Saturday tables available and Sunday add $7.00 per person tor each dI- at very special prices! The Macomb YWCA will spon- The Holy Communion Lutheran rection of travel. sor a holida:y boutIque Saturday, Church Women's mini-fair will • Accommodations for selected length of stay at Dec. 3, from 11 a.m. to 6 pm. at run from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Thurs- your choice of hotel. 8t Gabriel's Church on Stephens day, Nov. 3, at the churC'.h,located One of our best values is now in East Detroit. Hand-crafted on Whittier at the corner of Greotwoys Travel Corporation even better. Save on our finest items and Christmas gifts will be Stratman in Detroit. Luncheon quality velvet seconds that ~ i::;l~- featured. A $l-a-plate spaghetti will be served from 11 a.m to 2 100 KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL dinner will be served from 4 to 6 p.m. Christmas novelties and OPEN MON.-FR!. 9-5 SATURDAY 10 A.M.-1 P.M. drape and upholster ,~ p.m Rental space is available at cards, baked goods, attic trea- beautifully! " $10; call 772-4435for further In- sures and a varIety of handcrafted 888.4710 formatIon gift items will be featured. 20% OFF ALL CREWEL IN STOCK P E R R y E L L 5 CUSTOM LABOR Let them I discover III £tALI CO II I the fun of I I ~C°I!NrI!S ~ II I " challenge. I 1--' 21431 MACK AVE. 1932 S. Telegraph I Gross. PomlO Ar .. Bet 8 & 9 Mol. Wesl BloomlteJd 733 BUild Ing Sel NOVEMBER IS 775-0078 332-9163 "PRESENT YOUR OWN CREATION" month In The Punch and Judy Toyl.nd window. Bring In your masterplec. 'or dllplay now. Ribbons will be awarded for dlffer.nt .ge c.tegorles. lEGO@ BUilding Sets are deSigned to challenge a chlld's skill and Imagination PUNCH & JUDY TOYLAND 97 KERCHEVAL on-the-HIII 881-7075 SEE HOW HIS ADVENTUROUS SPIRIT FOR COMPOSITION MAKES THINGS HAPPEN When Perry Ellis deSigns, new beauty IS born .. part innOvation, part claSSIC, totally new In concept and color. See hiS collection of deep-tone solids and palterns for Martex at Jacobson's Bedding of polyester/colton, towels of pure pima cotton Fiat/fitted sheets: TWin, $17; Full, $21; Queen, $28, King, $35, Standard pillow cases, pair $15; King pillow cases, pair $16. Comforter: Twin, $90, Full/queen, $135, Dual, $190, Breakfast neckroll pillows, each $30 Towels. Bath, $16; Hand, $9, Washcloth, $3 ¥> ~ ViSit our newly enlarged Store for the Home where you Will always .: / 1 ,~~- find quality bedding and towels fairly priced year-round. EdJ'Misze\vski 21435 Mack A••. Jacobson's 776-5510 CM.;~ FREE Front Parking Open Thursdays and Fridays until 900 pm We Will validate your parking ticket •Open until 9 P m Mon. Thurs Frt. Tues. Wed. Sat until 6 Thursday, October 27, 1983 ~ Page Six-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS , . Mark World Community Day 1 Short and DGC to present World Community Day, the na- Friday in March) and May Fel. TIMELESS ELEGANCE • lowshlP Day (the first Friday in '''! Ikebana expert tional observance, sponsored by 11 to the Pointe Church Women United in the USA, May). (r Elmore Yard, a past-presIdent that actively demonstrates the Offermgs from these celebra- :)1 RICHARD J. FER- of Ikebana International, Ann Ar- continuing commitment of over tions make possible the mission of Church Women United Interconti- II RARAJr., son of JOAN bor, as well as a master in the half a million Christian women to nental Grants that fund projects <' and RICHARD J. Ohara School and a National make peace and justice for ~ll FERRARA, of Berk- Flower Show Judge, will present a people a reality in the world, will both in the United States and shire Road, received a program on the Japanese floral be celebrated this year on Friday, abroad to support the empower- Bachelor of Arts de- art of Ikebana at 1 p m. Thursday, Nov. 4, at a service of worship at ment of women, human rights, gree, cum laude, WIth a Nov. 3, in the Crystal Ballroom of Peace United Church of Christ on justice and peace. -) major In geography, at the Whltter Towers on Burns Gratiot Avenue. This year's theme, "No Longer I' May 29 Bucknell Um- Drive in Detroit Strangers," was prepared by the Schedule Macomb ':I versity commencement ceremonies. Ferrara Her presentation, sponsored by Australian Church Women, who Secretaries' dinner " earned Dean's List the DetrOit Garden Center, is open also celebrate World Community honors for two semes- to the pubhc at $4 per person. Day. Through exchange visits, The Macomb Chapter of Profes- J ReservatIOns may be made by SIOnal Secretaries International I ters, once with a 40 av- churCh women in Australia and erage The 1979Umver- contactmg the DGC at 259-6363 the Umted States have become will hold its next dinner meetmg slty LIggett School Free parking Will be available. keenly aware of similaritIes in Wednesday, Nov. 9, at The G&zeoo on Mound Road in Warren Cash graduate WIll attend Mrs. Yard has been involved Laurie Lavins their history and experience. Ladies' diamond and gold Wayne State Umversl- With flowers all her hfe. photo- The 1983 service focuses on the bar service begins at 5: ro p.m A necklace. finely crafted in ty's School of Medicme graphmg, pamtmg, growmg and contributions and relationships of dmner buffet, at $10.50 per person, arrangmg them "Inspirational" Laurie Lavins diverse groups in both societies. wl1l be served an hour later. 14 karat gold * * IS the term often used to describe rural and urban, affluent and SJ;leakers Sylvia Chapman and ELIZABETH her arrangmg to musICal accom- to be a bride poor, refugee and indigenous. Lillian Delekta, from L&S Color FLOOD, daughter of pamment at programs throughout Church Women United, the na- Consultants, will present "An In- troduction to the Field of Color .' edmund t. AHEE Jewelers MR. :md MRS ROB- l\'I1Chlgd.lI and 111 OhIO. She \\-111 Mr and M:rs Paul Lavin." of tional ecumenical movement that ERT FLOOD, of The create large-scale arrangements Moran Road, have announced the brings Protestant, Roman Catho- Analysis." Further information on 20139 Mack Avenue Pointe, participated m for the DGC group, suited to the engagement of their daughter, lic, Orthodox and other ChrIstian PSI or the Macomb Chapter's Grosse Pointe Woods Central Michigan Um- size of the ballroom, but will also Laune, to Jeffrey Charles Boeh- women together into one "com- monthly dinner meetings may be verslty's Small BUSI- offer tips for smaller arrange- mke, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles munity of caring," also sponsors obtained by contacting Joan L 886-4600 ness Instltute Program ments SUitable for the home Boehmke, of Rushford, Minn. A World Day of Prayer (the first Kopy at 978-9216. thiS year November weddmg IS planned. Miss Lavins, an alumna of Grosse Pointe South High School Church Circles and Oakland University, is a Limited Fall Openin~ manager/trainer at Northbrook meet Tuesday Farm (show horses) in Cehna, Tex., as IS her fiance, who attend- The Original Personal Trainer Grosse Pomte Memorial Church ed Rushford High School and the 1WO AUCTIONS • THREE DAYS Women's Association Circles will University of North Dakota. in the Detroit area continue their study of The Para- OCTOBER 28, 29 & 30 bles next Tuesday, Nov. 1, in the German-American at our galleries As seen on "Son "Good Afternoon Detroit." morning, afternoon and evening, va", according to their regular time Center sets bazaar 825 Woodward Ave. • Pontiac "Purtans People" and featured In the Detroit News (one mile north 0/ Square Lake) schedules. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Serving as hostesses are Mrs. _ workouts In the privacl,Jof your own home German-American Cultural Cen- ESTATE JEWELRY AUCTION _ exercise sCientifically deSigned and monitored Arthur O.A. Schmidt at her Lake- ter will feature imports from crest Lane home, Mrs. William Germany and Austria at its FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 at 7 P.M. - for men. women and couples Kreidle at her North Brys Drive Christmas Bazaar Tuesday, Nov - diet and nutritional counseling home, Mrs. Thomas Quilter at her 8, at the center's clubhouse on IncludIng unredeemed pledges from the Blairmoor Court home, Mrs. East Outer Drive m Detroit. Untted States Loan SocIety, PhJ1adelphla, PA • Call Now For a Consultation • 545-1971 • James R. Stewart at her Canter- Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. RINGS. WATCHES, NECKLACES, BRACELETS, bury Road home, Mrs. Ralph S. EARRINGS, PINS, ETC Not Just on exercise hobbyist but on ExerCise In addition to imports, the (Estate and Custom DeSIgned) Pehrson at her Harvard Road bazaar Will stock boutique items, ... • * * ... PhvslOlo9lst with a degree from U of M home and Mrs Richard Miller in toys, Christmas cards and orna- the Church Lounge. ments, candles, jewelry, pantry ESTATE AUCTION , Anyone who would like to attend items, homebaked goods, art ob- SAT. & SUN., OC fOBER 29 & 30 - 1 P.M. ::::otivation-- by' Keith. these monthly meetings is invited jects, flowers, attic treasures and CONTENTS OF A FINE BALTIMORE, MD HOME to contact Mrs. Carl Meyering, a large selection of handcrafts. A (Name Withheld by request) as well as other estates and Keith H LewIs. Personal Trainer IExercise Consultant circles chairman, at 882-5330 for cafe w111serve refreshments, in- colleclJons B S In ExerCise & Sports Science Unlversltv of MIchigan further mformation. cludmg Schwarz waelder Torte. PARTIAL LISTING: Chippendale Style Sofa and Arm Chairs, Louis XV Style Bureauplat, End Tables, Several . : : : . Sets of Fine China, Oriental Rugs, John Witticombe ,..:~~:c:..: NOW OPEN Children of Mary Dining Room Table and Chairs, 19th Century English. 0 French, and American Antiques, Chinese Porcelains, :••::°:: \. "0•• meet at Academy eo 0 ". SUNDAYS 0. °.~ The ChJldren of Mary gathered Flatware Sets, Clocks, Mirrors, Bronzes. Chinese .' ~... I Screen, Toby Mugs', Crystal and Glassware, Sofas, !, ':.:= 9 AM-2:00 PM Friday, Oct. 7, in the Lakeshore I, Building of the Grosse Pointe Chairs, End Tables, Desks, Antique Youth Bed, Lamps, , Academy for tht;ir fiI'st"me-etlng of, Prints, Paintings and Watercolors, Candelabra, T~a I the 1983-84 season Alter,;mtass, \ Sets, Decorative AcceS'sories and much, much more. -, t celebrated by The Reverend An- thony Tocco, pastor of Saint Mar- * * * * * garet of Scotland parish, and a EXHIBITION: Tues & Wed, Oct 25 & 26 - 10 A M - 4 P M brief business session, guest Thurs., Oct. 27-10 A.M.-9 PM., Fn., Oct. 28 - speaker Frances Carter, known in 10 A.M.-3 PM, Also, One hour prior to each auction I the area for establishing and con- TERMS: Cash, Check, American Express, VISA. MasterCard ductmg BIble Study groups, gave ( 10% Buyers' Premium on all Items) SUNDA Y COUPON SPECIAL a talk on "Courage and Confi- INFORMATION: Call 338-9203 I dence," the sodality's theme for ABSENTEE AND PHONE BIDS FROM QUALIFIED BUYERS ACCEPTED I p------the year. I I BELGIUM I NOW ACCEPTiNG CONSIGNMENTS FOR FUTURE AUCTiONS 1 RAISIN BREAD I Il _ I,j 3911:OFF I Short and I '- r------~------~I OUR OWN I to the Pointe WORSHIP SERVICES I FANCY ALL BUTTER I GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe Woods 1 TEA COOKIES I Among students who MEMORIAL CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH received Bachelors de- I 9 30 and 11:30 Worship I THE BEST - REG. $4.29 Lb. I grees from Dartmouth 19950 Mack Avenue WE CARE 10:30 Study Hour (halfway between Morass and Vernier Roads) College at June 12 Crib-Toddler Care I NOW $3.50 LB. I commencement cere- 886-4300 .._------monies are THOMAS "THE HAMMER OF HOPE" 9.30 AM - EDUCATION HOUR W. HASTINGS, son of For Adults, Youth and Children MR and MRS JOHN Dr. Wm. R. Phillippe SUNDAY 11 A M - DIVINE WORSHIP WOODEN SHOE BAKERY o HASTINGS, of Ker- Fine Pastries, Cakes & Tortes cheval Avenue, an 16 Lakeshore Dr. D1al-A-Prayer Children's Learnmg Centers and earth sciences major; 882-5330 - 24 hr. 882-8770 Nursery PrOVided 12401 MORANG DETROIT and GEOFFREY H THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (USA) COME GROW WITH US DURNO, son of MR. and MRS JOHN -:: ST. MICHAEL's '1 > CHRIST CHURCH 521-0828 DURNO, of Warner The Grosse Pointe EPISCOPAL Road A 1979Umverslty Congregational CHURCH 'l'l~~'.ro.-" 61G P 81 d LIggett School ~ rO~5;~te v. and 26415 SUlUliJlgdale Park J~J graduate, Hastings American Baptist Grosse Polale Woods ~~.l traveled to Granada, Church 884-4820 Spain, dUring his YOy 2111 ( hallonl•• 1 I "Ihrop 8 00 a m Holy EucharISt The Episcopal Church Welcomes sophomore year as part 9 30 a m BIble Study PrinCIpal serv.ces of Dartmouth's Lan- SUNDAY SERVICES Thursday,October27, 1983 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S page Seven--B To greet Sarah Lawrence prexy Set smaIl, business. Brush up your Shakespeare via fantasy and fun performances as Bolmgbroke m embroidered caftan worn by, A luncheon for alumnae and pa. Before her appointment to the A trio of Elizabethan robotrons, women 8 8enunar the auction of costumes worn in "Richard II" and Mr. Horner III Maggie Smith as Cleopatra in rents of students at Sarah ~aw. Sarah Lawrence presidency in Marketing Strategies for Stratford (Canada) Festivaf pro- "The Country Wife" during the "Anthony and Cleopatra" (1976) rence College, BronXVIlle, 1981, she was advisor to the sec. Women in Small Business, a one. past summer SmIth has just and the pale peach silk brocadE; N .Y ., will be host.ed b~ Mrs retary of the Smithsonian Institu- day workshop for women who ductions and a guest appearance completed his fourt!,> season of Edwardian dress worn by DoJTUlll Henry M. Woodhouse In her hon and dean of Wellesley Col- currently own or manage a by Cedric Smith, one of the Strat- ford company's distmguished ac- FestIval prod .... tlons. A man of Blythe as Rosaline in "Love's Shores ho~e next Tuesda.y, Nov. lege, Wellesley, Mass. small business, will run from 8: 15 many tale':. <;. he IS .' Iso well- Labour's Lost" (1979). Both cos- 1 Many Pomte alumnae WIll be on Her carel' has been dlshn- a m. to 4 pm., under the direction tors, will hIghlight a Brush Up Your Shakespeare gala to benefit known ?'" an author, director, tumes were desi~ned by Daphne hand to greet the guest of honor gUished by a deep commitment to of Jeanne PalUZZI, APR, president Stratford Shakespearean Festival compo~er and mUSICian His Dare for productions directed by Sarah Lawrence College President mternatIonal understandmg and of JGP Public Relations, Inc., Sa- of America this Saturday even 109, career includes numerous hIm Robin Phillips Alice Stone Hchman cooperatIon She IS currently a turday, Nov 12, at Wayne State Oct. 29, at The Players Playhouse and televHilon credIts Former Sarah Lawrence faculty trustee of both the Expenment m UniverSity's Northeast Center, Also on the auction block will be on East Jefferson Avenue A space age entertamment treat members Rudolph Arnhelm and InternatIOnal LIVmg and Youth for locat~ on Schroeder at Nine Mile cloaks from " A Midsummer Proceeds will help support the m an Ehzabethan settmg follows Charles Tnnkaus, bot~ currently Understanding, and a member of Road In East DetrOIt. Night's Dream" (1977) and "The Festival's first VISIt to DetrOit m the form of a robotic threesome Duchess of Malfi" (971), a pr.of.::ssors at the Umverslty of the Nahonal CounCil on Foreign Parhcipants III the program With a full productIOn, planned in a program of Cole Porter songs Michigan - Ann Arbor, Will also at Language and InternatIOnal co-sponsored by the WSU Colleg~ saIlor's suit from "H.M.S. Pma- durmg the fall tour of 1984 from "Kl.'>s Me Kate II ThIS 21st fore" a Senator'~ corduroy robe tend StudIes of Lifelong Learning the Umted . Serving as honorary chairmen century presentatIOn was deSIgned Dr . Hehman was formerly the Al nhelm was a member of the States Small Business Admimstra- fro~ "Othello" (1!n3) and several for the affair are The Honorable and programmed by Robert EI- other Items Assocll~te Dll'ector and the AsSIS- Psychology faculty at Sarah tlOn and the Small Business De- Milton B. Blackwood, Consul Gen- nJcky, of Elmcky Enterpl'l!:les, tant Secretary of State for Educa- Lawrence from 1943 through 1968 I t C t 'll I t Troy, creator of the popular "Hot Tickets for the benefIt are tlonal and Cultural AffaIrs wlthm Tnnkaus an expert m Renals- vdeoPlmen kent er, WII feartnh'o eral of Canada in DetrOIt, and ' eve op mar e 109 pans or ell' Frank W Donovan Senator and Fudge" teleVIsion show and Its priced at $50 per person for D t t f th e Um ted St ates epar men 0 ~ance HIstory was a member of b d' I t former Board 0t Governors character~ Groundhngs, $75 per person for State and the United States Inter the Sarah Lawrence HIstory fa, own uSInes~es an I.mp emen Patrons of the King's Company f I CommunicatIOn Agency It f 1936 th . h 10rJ0 them ~cc~rdlllg to theIr budgets member, Stratford FestIval m On- The merrymakIng contmues na IOna cu Y rom loug vi and pnontIes tario, Canada General chaIrman WIth a costume auctLon offenng Reservations, hmited to 200 per- is Mrs. Enc WiltshIre attendees an opportunity to bId on !:lons, may be made by calling Fee is $38, mcl!Jding reglstra- Cranbrook Gardens to host plant sale . The evening of fantasy, fun and some of the most beautLful crea Stratford Festival America, 962- " , Cranbrook Gardens AUXIliary able at the sale trom 11 a.m to 3 tlOn, course matenals, cof~ee, tea food begms with a 7 p.m recep- tlOns ever seen on the Stratford 1500 DonatIOns for the evemng , " will present its annual plant sale p m Nov 5, when the all-day or and .refreshments To register or tion to meet Cednc SmIth, cnt- FestIVal stage Among the item~ are tax deductible in accordance I<'rlday, Nov 4, trom lU a.m. to 5 duo expell WIll be Al Goldnel, receIve a flyer, call WSU (577- !Cally dccldllUed fOt hi::. Stl dtCOl d ll::.ted COI auctIOn ,ll () d dark blue With <.Un'ent United States laws p.m. and Saturday, Nov 5, from well-known landscape deSigner 4710) 10 a.m. to 3 p.m at the Cranbrook. and horticulturist ,------Gardens Greenho';1Se on ~one Pine The house plant selectIOn WIll Phase I plans ROYAL DOUL TON Road In Bloomfl~ld Hills. Hun- include large tropical plants 01'- ~ PRESTIGE SERIES dred~ of plant~ will be aVailable, chids, dish and basket gardens, Bovanan Wa!lles with Frull Weekly Enlree Speclols Halloween fun such os Chinese Chicken. Carved Ham and at prices rangmg from $1 to $W. rare ferns begonias succulents Zucchini Provenca1e EnJovthe IIJIIChuck Muer .Four celebrity garden experts Thanksglvl~g and Ch'nstmas cac: Phase I, the organization for Brunch selection plus extra louches such os Fresh TIGER n' WIll ~e featured Marge Alpern, ti, euphorbia, peperomla amaryl- single, young adults, ages 20 Squeezed Orange Juice and Fresh fruit Solad I t. bota~ust and author, wIll dISCUSS lis and outdoor bulbs ' through 39, who gather regularly Treat your family to a Sundav Brunch. Chuck ON orchIds from 10 a.m. to 1 p m - - Muer Style This Sunday and every Sunday for Sunday evemng program trom 10 am 102pm ROCK ! Nov. 4. She will be followed by The sale also offers hand- meetings at Grosse POInte Me- f Sue Barrett, Master Gardener and fashIOned creatIOns by auxiliary ~RI\K.lR 12 X 10~ IN. morial Church, will hold its an- ~(,R(Jt) ~ fOrmer "hotlme plant doctor" for members. herb and grapeville nual Halloween dance this Sun- (30.5x26 em.) ~ the Oakland County Cooperative wreaths and baskets, garden 1337 N Rrver Rd day, Oct. 30, at 7 45 p.m. Those in St Clolr S"lteCIby ~ Extension Service, on tap from 1 sculpture, fIlled bandboxes, dried costume admitted free, others $2. 329.2261 MICHNI POUlTON ~ to 4 p.m. herbs, fresh herb bread and honey • Bette Gay, who specialIzes in plus - new thiS year - simmer- Also available "THE WIZARD" 9Yl in. ~ Japanese contemporary landscape ing spIces, potpourri Christmas (Signed by MICHAEL OOULTON) ~ design and Ronsai, will be avail- ornaments and centerpieces ~ YORKSHIRE TV OlD MEISSEN "CROSS EO SWORDS" PlAn ..,• t FREE ESTIMATES on Clrrj,ln ServlCI ALL FROM PRIVATE EUROPEAN ,. "If it weren't for Linda, c4 a {lUJ.tl< Mul'r JW I (6rUl1l1t 'omtt Ital £statt to. LOCATION PRICE BRIBA FEATURES WOODS NEW ENGLAND-STYLE BUNGALOW - Decorator touches, fabulous Krtchen with the "works", metJculously mamtalOed IOslde and out, deck off family room Charmmg! Jefferson G P C 82,500 2/1 HlStorlcal residence, large lot (200xl00) , needs decorating CURL UP IN FRONT OF THE FIREPLACE(S) - EnJOY, relax amid this cozy yet spacIOUS Roslyn G P W 54,500 211 Altractlve brick bungalow, possible 10 yr land contract Nottingham G P P 59,900 3/1 Move m condlhon, ample kltchen,very good fmancmg. English Bungalow 10 the CIty featUring a ::.peclal flmshed basement ConvemenUy located Llttlestone G P W 81,500 3115 Altrachve colomal With fanuly rm, updated kitchen to shops and ~ervlces I Damman H W 83,000 412 Cu~tom bw]t, 4 bdrm 2 bath Very large lot, attached garage REDUCED' LAKERlDGE CONDO _ Lovely 2 Bedroom umt near Lake St Clair (HarrISon) Damman HW 57,500 311 Large bungalow, 25 car atl garage, fireplace flmshed basement fanuly room WIth fireplace Qwck occupancy FIRST OFFERING (DETROIT) _ Three Mile clean 3 bedroom, 1Ih bath Colomal, screened terrace, Immediate occupancy If deSired! Priced to sell FIRST OFFERING - Beauliful, sprawlmg ranch m Immaculate con- (313) 882-0087 dition Three very large l>eOroom:>,lWO iullualhroolll::>, hOI al Y, fdDUly 19329 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE WOODS room, patio and more Located In the Farms, this home is Ideal for the most dlScrlnunatmg buyer OPEN 2-5 SUNDAY 1365 Whlttler G P P 217 "He put her in a pumpkin shell, and there he kept her very well ... " BUT ... WE HAVE A BETTER IDEA - WHY NOT TRY ONE OF OUR FOUR BEDROOM COLONIALS! ! JUST LISTED on S. Oxford! GraCIous Colorual With famdy room, library, super kitchen and MORE'884-0600 BEWITCHED YOU'LL BE .. m this un- ALSO IN THIS BAG OF GOODIES Ique and magmflcent house' Custom Two bedroom end unit all on one designed both inside and out to be one floor In the deSirable Berkshire com- of the Pomtes most prestigIOus plex With a view of Lochmoor Golf homes ThIs home features a drama- Club . ApplIances, land contract tic two-story hvmg room, five bed- terms and ImmedIate possession rooms, and all major rooms open make this a most attractive offering. onto the estate-sized grounds com- DON'T BE "SPOOKED" when you see plete with patio and lovely pool the small price on thiS three bedroom home m Harper Woods. In addition to HAUNTINGLY <;:HARMlNG . GREAT two full baths, natural fireplace, up- CURB APPEAL and It gets even dated kitchen and new carpet, only a better once you've stepped mto the vlewlOg Will show you the real gracIOus foyer. The first floor offers "goodies" avadable to you m thIS hving room WIth bay wmdow and home. Price reduced to sell at fIreplace, dmmg room overlookmg $49,900. the professionally landscaped yard No "HORROR STORIES" to be told WIth patio and reflectmg pool, and a about thiS charmmg three bedroom lovely study all with parquet floormg. 947 LAKESHORE colonial in the Farms Immaculately EXCELLENT FLOOR PLAN !Dcludes NEW The ImpreSSive staircase leads to 3 kept, thiS home features large famdy OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 bedrooms, plus a great master swte kitchen, all bedrooms W1th adjommg baths, lib- room (l2xI7), updated kitchen, newer NEW LISTING of lovely claSSIC Colomal offenng Central aIr and fully insulated are rary and greenhouse all 10 pnme Park location carpet and decoratmg throughout All fanuly room, central air, spacious l02x175' site just a few of the amemlJes and new decor thruout' 881-6300 884-0600 for the small price of $79,500 Owner BEHIND THE MASK Only the very transferred and wIll give possessIOn MORE FIRST OFFERINGS ... best has gone mto this French influ- at closmg CLASSIC ENGLISH COTSWOLD m secluded scemc setting 10 low-traffiC Park location offers 4 enced num-manslon on South Deep- IF It seems tbat your LITTLE GOBLINS bedrooms, 31h baths, library, terrific kitchen and SO MANY AMENITIES. Pewablc tile, leaded lands FIVe famJly bedrooms, three are coming out of every crack in your home and your budget cannot stand glass, central air - MUCH MORE' 884-0600 full baths and an enormous hobby GROSSE POINTE PARK _ HANDSOME TUDOR newly decorated thruout 10cludes 4 bedrooms, 21k room complete the second floor Both the stram of a new home, look into l baths, family room, flmshed basement - terrIfic space for $89,900' 884-0600 a hbrary and family room comple- thIS one Four bedrooms, two full THE HEART WARMER! '!lus beautIful English haS one of the larger famJly rooms avaJlable 10 this ment the formal IIvlOg and dmmg baths, sun room, large sunny dmmg price range' 2 fireplaces, country kitchen WIth appliances plus a courtyard A delightful family rooms A prlvale patIo and a heated room, natural fIreplace are only a three car garage are just some of the few of ItS fme amemtles Priced to home 881-4200 HERE'S A REAL FIND' 3 bedroom COLONIAL IN THE FARMS - $76,000' Lovely one-owner home extra amemtle~ sell at $69,500 on large landscaped lot 884-0600. • GRAND MARAIS -Imposmg EnglIsh style 5 bedroom home on double lot has 21h baths on second floor plus 3rd floor sUite WIth bath and main floor powder room Nice large rooms !Dclude 35' family room, musIc room and amenities galore' 884-0600. HARVARD _ CAPE COD CHARMER perfect for startmg out or "scalIng down'" 2 bedrooms, 11k baths, den, flmshed basement $76,500 884-0600 ~Edgar &~ ALSO SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ... SMASHING VALUE! See tlus incredible buy on Bishop Road for only $79,900' Newer Colomal WIth 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 den and central air 881-4200 for detaJls SECLUSION IN THE CITY' AnXIOUSowners have lowered their price and are offenng tlus unusual home as a great value Nestled on spacIOus grounds - mid $150'5 881-4200 EXCEPTIONAL WOODS Semi-Ranch In a flOe area of larger homes 4 bedrooms, 41h baths, family room and large library W1th fireplace plus outstanding games room and much MOREl 881-6300. LAST CHANCE to buy this center entrance COLONIAL Just steps from the Village GOOD VALUE W1th fleXible term~ Priced In the 80's 881-4200 LAKY-LAND _ An attractJve 3 bedroom, 21k bath Colomal In handy centrallocalJon Includes family room, screened porch, great storage and 12% assumptIOn IS avaIlable 881 6.100 GROSSE POINTE SHORES _ 3 l>edroom Ranch Just off Lakeshore features 2 baths, famJly room, l~t floor laundry, new kItchen With bUllt-ms, central air and many EXTRAS! 881-6300 HARCOURT _ One of the Park's pnme rental areas' Beautiful z.famlly In mmt conditIon - 2 bedrooms, family room and more In each umt OFFERS INVITED' ~1 6300 SCOTSMAN'S SPECIAL' NEVER SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE' Check thiS low 60's price tag on clean 3 bedroom Bungalow 10 the Farm~ 881.4200 GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GHOSSE POINTE WOODS ti2 Kercheval 884.0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881.6300 0,) , • Page Nine-B. Thursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS STRONGMAN & ASSOCIATES BORLAND ASSOCIATES Richard E BorlaJXI, Sr of Judy Kling 881.0800 Elaine L Borlarxl Duane Lamers Richard E Borlarx1, Jr Bobble Ligan PRICE REDUCED to $71.000 on this excep- THE FAMILY HOME OF FAMILY HOMES! Paul Locrlchlo Helen Connolly lIonal 4 bedroom. 21h bath bungalow! Fea- Four ruce bedrooms plus 3'h baths - only Jul McBride Marilyn Cotlcchlo tures new dflveway. new kitchen, flmshed the begmnmg' FamIly room, paneled lIb- Kay Cunlllngham EARL KEIM Tony N larhos r Mary de Malllgoid Joyce Sanders basement, and full dmmg room Won't last rary. and lIvmg room all have fireplaces Lynda Gibbs Bruce Sanders There's a full basement WIth recreatIOn REALTY Nancy Schumaker OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 Dan Grlesbawn room, great stoage. reasonable heatmg Dianna M Smith Alfred E HJ1lenbrarxl ONLY $45,000 TAKES this 1,700 square foot. 4 costs Grosse Pomte Shores 429 McKINLEY Tom Steen Nancy Hohlfeldt bedroom house! Includes an extra 30 x 160 Lookmg for that TAX SHELTER? WE HAVE Bob Tighe Attractive center entrance Colonial m Grosse Pat Horne foot lot, frwt trees. a 4 car detached gar- IT! Very mce 2 fanuly flat featunng hvmg EloISe L Walsh Pomte Farms ThIS well mamtamed three bed- Joanne Horner Betty Wyborskl age, and a second floor fanuly room Don't room, dlrung room. kItchen, den, and 2 bed Peggy Hume room has a large lIVIng room With fireplace, a good Jes!>Ica Keatton miss It' rooms on fIrst floor, same on second BUlld- Size 'dmmg -room.' kitchen WIth breakfast room mg IS brIck, separate utJ1JtJes, alUmInum lavatory and glassed-in porch A full bath anJ 3 FIRST OFFERINGS ... screens and storms, plus much, much cedar closet on second floor Paneled rec room We're askmg mIddle 6O's for thIs OUTSTAND. more! Call Dutch for details wlthbar Goodtrafftc pattern. Reduced to $84.000 EAST DETROIT - Great htUe STARTER GROSSE POINTE SHORES ING 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW! Almost .. TWO YEAR OLD ULTRA UN- new carpetmg, finished basement, new HOUSE close to East Detroit High School Two fanuly - Grosse Pomte Park Eac~ urut - IQUE and luxurious brick colomal light fixtures, and much, much more! Three bedroom bungalow, 1 car garage, ilvmg room, dIning room. 2 bedrooms, kItchen, and gas heat - only $23.900 with more custom features than you Owner Will sell with $10,000 down, 11% in- bath, separate basements. separate furnaces, can imagme. Four bedrooms, J full terest on Land Contract to qualIfied buyer St. ClaIr Shores - DELIGHTFuL ,j BEDROOM separate utilItes $46.000. baths, 2 first floor lavs, huge family RANCH! Extra large lot WIth famIly room room with wet bar and fireplace, overloolung beautIful patio Attached gar- DillON roomy hbrary. first floor laundry and age. PROPERTY at least two more paragraphs of cus- ASKING $55.900 for 5 bedrooms plus updated DetrOIt - FIRST OFFERING - Close to MANAGEMENT tom features Priced m the mId $300's kitchen and 2 full baths Includes 2 car de- Denby HIgh SChool, well mamtained 3 bed. 881-4147 .. call1l84-6400 for detaIls tached garage, seml-fllUshed basement, 2 room bungalow with natural woodwork lIving rooms, and gas heat Close to shop- throughout $4,000 assumes the mortgage If OUTST ANDING ADDRESS - On pmg. schools, and transportation qualified one of the finest streets In the Pointes. And what a beautflul buy For $127.500 thiS spacious home of- fers a large first floor bedroom or family room with full bath plus 3 more bedrooms and 2 baths upstairs Large kitchen with nifty oak cup- boards - much more. Call 886-3800for FIRST OFFERING TRADE IN YOUR HOME more Information OPEN SUNDAY 2- 5 P.M. 432 LOTHROP ON THIS NEW ONEI Fireplace in Master Bedroom as well as Living Room. 3 Bedrooms, den. and 11,2Baths Priced right at $87,500. 3Jo~n$. ~oo~mantNC Computeflzed - Multtlisted 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE EstablIshed 1951 FIRST OFFERING ... 4f1l LEXINGTON. The sharpest ranch we've seen in a long time. Absolutely sparkling! With brand new carpet throughout, 9314% MORTGAGES NOW AVAILABLE nifty kitchen WIth new quarry tile floors, burglar and fIre alarm system, 2 car elechic attached garage and our exclusive GUARDIAN HOME WAR- TO QUALIFIED BUYERS RANTY too. Three bedrooms, family room and only $97.500 OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. 20690 VERNIER CIRCLE - Charming white brick colorual with Circular 430 MADISON GROSSE POINTE FARMS driveway and lots of nice trees and shrubs. Inside there's a family 233 McKINLEY GROSSE POINTE FARMS room, porch and even a sitting room off one of th~ 3 bedrooms. Lots to BY APPOINTMENT see. immediate occllpancy and our exclusive GAARDIAN HOME PARK WARRANTY. In the upper $8O's. Offered to settle estate - Somerset - Otarming bnck bungalow featUrIng 2 1022 WHITTIER - Superb 4 bedroom family home - completely repamted bedrooms, 1 bath, newer furnace and roof on lovely treelIned street ThIs new home at Kenwood Court features a first floor master bed- and ready to move right into. ~ifty 17x10 kitchen has Jennaire Grill m for only $64,500. Make offers room, bath and laundry room. The second floor has two large bedrooms and Caloric stove, cozy'family room plus large fee room with firep- lace ~ wet bal': Lots"of extras too- Ternfic-'ttlMmr..,..,nm 120/0 30 yr...... 036 Beiti1ltft! - ann-lning-Colomal, 3 bdrIn 2¥.fbath, .fam rm. 2 car att. and-bath. fixed.rate mortg~ge or 9.375% simple assumption Hurry. thIs IS too garage beautiful lot. Exceptional kItchen only $99,500 TERMS The energy-efflcient heating and cooling systems are maXlnuzed by dou- good to last. long at $124,900. ble glazed windows throughout and basement-to-roof insulatIOn FOR ONLY $64,900. Move into this darling brick and aluminum 11,2story FARMS The garage in Cront and the right angle design of the home form a sec- home at 20855 VANANTWERP in Harper Woods Three bedrooms. 2 McKinley- BEST 4-BEDRooM VALUE IN THE FARMS Located m the luded open area. Check thiS fine Farms location, then phone us to discuss baths plus a finished basement with lav. Grosse Pomte SChools too heart of the Farms, thIS EnglIsh style home IS an ideal family home tradmg in your present home See it Sunday or call 884-6400 for earlier appointment. It IS sItuated on an extra WIde lot. features 4 bedrooms, large country 1987 MANCHESTER - RANCH WITH PIZAZZ! And immediate occu- kitchen With eatmg area, den and a sceened porch. Within walkmg pancy. NIfty. freshly painted 3 bedroom with a second full bath in the distance of schools and Hill shopping. An outstandIng value finished basement rec room and study. Generous rear yard Includes BEST BUY OWNER TRANSFERRED REDUCED TO $6UOO WOW! Youngblood neally I"C. 886-1000 major kitchen appliances Only $71,900 MADISON. Attractive 3 bedrooms 11,2bath Colonial with a paneled family 1097 GRAYTON, EXECUTIVE MANSE - for less than $200,000 SImply room. Location is ideal - close to schools, shopping and transportation. oozing with character and outstandmg architectural features. Twelve Immediate possessIOn. "Call- See - Buy! rooms to love Four fireplaces, lovely brick courtyard Much more WARRANTED too. Hurryl CITY 553 LAKELAND - BEST BUY AT $125,900. Five bedrooms, 3'h baths, OFFERED TO SETTLE ESTATE large family room with BBQ, library with wet bar. nifty large kitchen 873 Rivard - Handyman Special Offered to settle estate. Brick Colorual, and a whole lot more! WOW! Too good to last long. Hurry Sunday 2-5 three bedrooms, Florida room. $62,500. or call 88&3800. Notre Dame - For you who seek convenience ThIs two bedroom condo OPEN SATURDAY 1-4 featuring spacIOus rooms and ground floor location is the perfect ans- AND SUNDAY 2.5 wer for those who want the advantages of the VJllage at their doorstep Separate basement and carport. 70 VERNIER - Fabulous 1979 ColOnial - so near the lake and Grosse 884-6200 Pointe Shores park. Simply loaded With custom features, thIS four ST. CLAIR SHORES bedroom home offers quick occupancy and a large 11% fIxed rate Maple. Located one block from lake Maintenance free. 3 bedroom brIck TAPPAN AND assumable mortgage. If you want to enjoy "the good life" at home, ranch featuring paneled family room and firushed basement Pnce don't miss this one NOW $179.000 under market Excellent land contract terms CalI today ASSOCIATES Many more by appointment. Let us know your needs, we have the homes. TWO GROSSE POINTE OFFICES 20647 MACK AVENUE 395 FISHER ROAD .....---I:>all11S. .... Opposite Parcells Middle SChool OpposIte G.P South HIgh 884.6400 886-3800 tteen---.... Colorual m prime Plt:k loca- Q REALTORS tion. 3 bedrooms, 21,2 Laths. famIly room. formal dining room and 2 car garage All 17646 MACK 886-4444 appliances, carpetIng, Win- dows and central air 2 firep- laces - all in mint condition SPECIAL SUNDAY .... EIGHT G.P. PARK OPEN HOUSES $122.000 We have made art effort to offer a convement 1339 BALFOUR - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Leaded way to see many of our fIne Grosse POInte glass, attractive plaster moldings and a Park homes currently for sale Use the well Insulated 4-5 Bedroom home are just shopping list provided below and please some of the features Henn Ettedgw w111 feel free to call for a private appointment show you. prior to Sunday ... if you prefer 978 BALFOUR - POOL - OPEN 2-5 See Nina Foster and let her show you what real fam- Lovely, charmIng home With OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 ily fun can be for as little ast $139.500 Also QUALITY updatIng Features GROSSE POINTE PARK: enjoy a hard to find Library plus Family new kitchen With silding door 1749Lakepointe .. 3 BR's . .. .. 87,500 Room. to private pabo. 4 bedrooms, 1894 Lakepointe. . 4 BR's ...... 89,900 316 MORAN - PRICE REDUCED Drive by It, 21,2baths Finished basement 978 Balfour POOL . 139.500 you Will be pleased to call this one "home" and 2 car attached garage. 1016Buckingham .. 5 BR's 225,000 Then call to see such features as a new Possible Land Contract and 1059 Whittier ... 6 BR's . . 119,500 13xl2 Family Room with fireplace and an early occupancy $169,000. 1339 Balfour . 5 BR's. . . 84,900 OPEN SAUNDY 2-5 749 LAKE POINTE adjoining wood deck. 1303 Devonshire .. 3 BR's . 94,5001 The book ISeven better than the cover on thiS one LARGE FARMS HOME - BARGAIN $$$$ How 1351 Yorkshire 4 BR's 109,000 This recent offermg pnced m the 80's features 2 many times we find the growIng famJlyWlth fireplaces, a new kitchen, natural woodwork and the need for 4 bedrooms, large rooms and a GROSSE POINTE WOODS' a charmmg home that has been Impeccably pnce in the 70's We now have one call 3 BR's81,900 1777Huntington ...... maintained and decorated See John Hoben today CAPE COD - WOODS - BEAUTIFUL Im- Colonial on quiet street Fea- 1303 DEVONSHIRE - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1351 YORKSHIRE - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Let agIne all larger rooms. beautiful decor, tures 5 bedrooms plus un- Myrna Smith will be on hand to pomt out Mananne DaVies show you thiS 4 Bedroom Famtly Room and pnced 10 the low 60's usual paneled stucho/bedroom the features of this newer Colonial, includ- Tudor WIth Library, updated kltchf'n and 3 HOUSE OR CONDO?? Owners want offer on ing a larger lot, attached garage and cent- car garage on 3rd noor 3 full and 2 half tlus Woods Condo with home privacy and baths, paneled hbrary and ral air Condo convenience Large LIVing Room, ef formal dmmg room Private 1016 BUCKINGHAM - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 flcent Kitchen With WindOWwalls to private Maureen Allison wJ11 help you WIth your yard near park, schools and fenced yard. Call for your pnvate apPOint- transportatIOn $149,900 dreams on thiS one 4000 square feet of au ment t1lentic Tudor Charm. Ask about the large WOODS COLONIAL $73,500 Pnced below the "SImple assumption". competttlon and Includes such features as a ~~~ 894 LAKE POINTE - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Bdl 13x10 FamIly Room With fIreplace along ST CLAIR Great location, well maIntained, family room, super Leslie will be glad to show you how you can With doorwalls to a raIsed o,\-ood deck kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths, StudiO attached to garage own a 4 bedroom, 2~ bath home for a price HARD TO FIND G P City Lookmg for a BALFOUR Formal dIning room, Mutschler kitchen, famIly room, 4 In the 80's newer home In thiS central and convement bedrooms, 2 baths with lav m basement 1059 WHITTIER - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Jane location of Grosse POInte Be close to the RIVARD Townhouse With formal dmlng room, 4 bedrooms on 2nd Marshall will be shOWIng thIs 6 bedroom Village and schools and enJOY a 1956 home noor and 2 on 3rd and 3 full baths Fme CITY locatIOn With NO home which can be just as comfortable for With 2250 square feet, Large FamIly Room, monthly fees families needing fewer bedrooms at the 882-5200 2~ baths and a very competitive price. Will TAPPAN at ASSOC 90 Kercheval, Grosse POInte Farms. 8&4-6200 same affordable price of $119,500 not last \ Thursday, OCtober 27, 1983 Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS LUPUS OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 19945W CLAIRVIEW - Popular Woods location convement to schools and transportation. Ideal as a starter house or for the person scahng down Two bedroom bungalow with expansion possibhties ERYfHEMATOSUS in the atllc. FIRST OFFERING More people have it Large WATERFRONT property, Harrison Township Very umque estate, two large homes, boat house, 4 car garage With attached apartment, two car garage, enclosed gazebo Call for details **************** than know about it. FOUR BEDROOM, three bath condominium, good floor pldn, modern kitchen, eating area, livmg room with ftreplace, nicely decoarted Lupus Erythematosus affects an LOVELY 3 bedroom, 21h bath semi-ranch In the Farms Two natural fireplaces, hVlng room, duung room and family room Garage apartment Easy term~. estimated 500,000 Americans. ON A PRIVATE street In the Farms, four bedrooms, 21h baths, den, family room, formal dining You can learn more about Lupus room, hrst floor laundry, attached garage Recently reduced FOUR bedroom, two bath Century House, library, countlY kitchen, appropnately decorated by writing CLASSIC house overlookmg Lake St Clair, library, garden room, master sUlte and pool Call for additIOnal mformallon FIVE bedrooms, four and a haIr bathrooms, large lot m prime Farms location Designed by world famous archItect, Saarmen WELL mamtamed bungalow featUring a nice family room, two bedrooms and a full bathroom The Michigan downstairs and two bedrooms and a two piece lavatory upstairs Immediate occupancy PRICE REDUCED - Grosse POinte Woods ranch on dead end street Two bedrooms, one and a half baths, family room, kitchen With generous edtmg area, flmshed basement With stall shower Lupus Foundation TERRIFIC FAMlLY home, large lIvmg room and dmmg room, family room, four bedrooms and two b:lths on second floor With l:lrge bedroom ~md b:lth on third floor 19001 E. Eight Mile Road FIRST FLOOR master SUite, formal dming room, large farmly room, kitchen With eatmg area, four second floor bedrooms and two baths, pool and greenhouse GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Most deSirable locatlon, 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, eat 109 area In kitchen, East Detroit, Michigan 48021 natural fireplace and pegged floor 10 family room, rec room and 2 car attached garage BISHOP - DetrOIt - Three bedroom, 1'h bath Cox and Baker Colomal 10 move-m condition Large KItchen, famIly room, two car garage Priced for Immediate sale WHITTIER ROAD - 3 bedrooms, Ph baths, library plus garden room Well mamtamed home 2 car bnck garage Only $99,500 WilliAM J. CHAMPION & COMPANY BEAUTIFULLY decorated and exceptIOnally well mamtamed two bedroom, two bath condo 10 the OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 "Berkshlres" Natural fireplace m hvmg room and new kItchen Call for addillonal detaIls HARVARD, DetrOIt - Three bedroom English Colomal, natural woodwork, oak floors, newer furnace 435 CLOVERLY _ PRICE JUST REDUCED on brick colomal featuring 3 bedrooms, 11,2 baths, and newer roof FHA assumable mortgage avaIlable at 10% family room, central air, newer kitchen and a 2 car garage New price $79,000 RIVIERA TERRACE - Two bedroom, two bath. top floor umt Clubhouse, pool and sauna Nicely 1020 WHITTIER _ WANTED OFFERS on thIS beauty WIth 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, family room, decorated WELL PRICED' hbrary, patio and a first floor utility room. Not a "drive-by". LUXURIOUS first floor Jefferson apartment facmg Neff Road Two bedrooms, two baths plus a den 1411 BEDFORD _ IRRESISTIBLE COLONIAL mcludes 3 bedrooms, 11,2baths, family room with With wet bar Livmg room With natural fireplace and formal dmmg room Beautiful mterior bookshelves, natural woodwork, natural fireplace, 2 car garage and owner says LETS MAKE A detail DEAL' TWO FAMILY income fronting Jefferson at corner of Harcourt 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on each floor, plus owners' first floor family room 'Three car attached garage Owner's unit vacant BY APPOINTMENT Eight year land contract available Best mcome buy at $139,500 Here is a 5 bedroom, 31,2bath colonial WIth central air, library and more! $149,000 GROSSE POINTE Farms Cape Cod Bedroom, bath, hbrary and family room on the first floor plus A Beaconsfield 4 farmly mcome $114,000 OR a BeaconsfIeld 3 unit income $84,500. three bedrooms an~ two baths on second floor Large deck overlookmg 75xl50 lot Central air Very nice family home with 6 bedrooms, 3'h baths, I1brary, garden room and more! $185,000 condltionmg $124,500 Enter mto this 3 bedroom, 21,2bath colonial with family room and 2 car garage $99,000 THINKING OF scaling down? Located m the RiVIera complex m St ClaIr Shores we offer Iivmg room and dmmg area, one bedroom and one bath Custom decorated and ready for immediate Adrmre this home ... 5 bedrooms, 31,2baths, family room, spacious and versatile floor plan. occupancy. starter home WIth 3 bedrooms, Ph. baths $23,500 OR a bigger home With 3 bedrooms, 21,2baths $115,000. PRIME LOCATION ... convement to everythmg Center entrance English Tudor has an updated Ask for more detal1s on this Indian Village manse with 6 bedrooms, 4'h baths $94,000. kitchen and I1brary on the first floor, four bedrooms and two baths on second floor, bedroom and Fisher cutie ... 4 bedrooms, deck, modern kitchen and 2 car garage. $94,900. bath and large attic storage on third floor, Ilnished recreatlon room Engage on this starter home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and Florida room. $42,500. Attention! FIRST OFFER on Kelly Road ... 3 bedrooms, Ith baths, updated kitchen, patio, $52,000. NIce restored farm house with 3 bedrooms, Ith baths, family room and study. $109,000. Do you want a 3 bedroom colonial $48,900; 3 bedroom bungalow $42,900; 3 bedroom 1~ story $42,900. How about a 3 bedroom, 11,2bath home with. a famIly room, 2 car garage and priced at $88,000. I THOROUGH COVERAGE OF Arrange for an appointment to see this Mapleton home.. 3 bedrooms, breakfast room, $69,900 GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES Parade through this st. Clair Shores home with 3 bedrooms, Ph. baths, $64,500. Prim colonial featuring 3 bedrooms, 2th baths, library, sprinkler system and more! $187,500. 76 KERCHEVAL Yes, 2 homes on Pemberton - 3 bedrooms, 2th baths $94,900 OR" bedrooms, 2 baths, $94,000. TO BUY OR SELL Home sweet home ... beautiful Georgian colonial with 6 bedrooms, 4th baths and MUCH MORE! A HOUSE CALL Aluminum trim on this home with 3 bedrooms, 2th baths, family room, patio, $144,900. 885-7000 Love at first sight ... 3 bedrooms, Ith baths, new family room, excellent condition, $89,900 Look at this Detroit bungalow with 2 bedrooms, natural fireplace, 1'h car garage. $32,900. Observe this condo near the Village featuring 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths and central air. $92,000. Warner beauty ... 4 bedrooms, 4~ baths, library, family room, patio and MUCH MORE! Entertain 10 this colonial in the Park ... 4 bedrooms, 21,2baths, Mutschler kitchen, $109,000 Enjoy life in this home with 3 bedrooms, natural fireplace, spacious kitchen, $49,500 Note this FIRST OFFER on Audubon ... 5 bedrooms, 3t,2baths, Florida room, family room and MUCH . -~.KER&Y'ROAD - On an 8Oxl60 lot this 1964 MORE! Colonial offers 4 bedrooms and 2th baths. Anderson wmdows, intercom, sprinkler sys- Mary C. Bodkin Dorothy Healy Evelyne Rupp tem, central air, rec room with fireplace, Margaret Breltenhecher Diane Kelly Barbara SImpson breezeway to 2 car garage with circular Sally Clarke Shirley Kennedy Lee Brunette Tyler dirve and a storage and work room in rear Marian Dodge Lorraine Kirchner Jean Wakely of garage. Only $115,000 with pOSSible 'Theresa FIedler CherIe Pme Kathy York terms. Cathy ChampIon Dlllaman, Broker McKINLEY - Attractively decorated. Beauti- fully maintained inside and out. Newer 1- ~~ .- carpeting. Mutschler kitchen 3 bedroom WM.J. Ph bath Coloma!. MERRIWEATHER - 3 bedroom 2'h baths. LOCATED "~N THE HILL" ChamM- Grosse POll~:~~:r ~~:~~ Exchange Living room and master bedroom have al- 10 Grosse POinte Farms I 1on I Macomb Board of Realtors coves Newer kitchen Mudroom or possible across from Perry Drugs lAND CO,,",PANY . J DetrOit Board of Realtors 1st floor laundry SpacIOus glassed room 102Kercheval 884-5700] 1ST OFFERING - Harvard Road. 4 bedroom over 2 car attached garage Rec room. PrI...... __ -- ..-'"'""lr---- __ ~~ 21,2 bath English Den Newer gas forced all' vate brick courtyard - furnace. New dflveway. 55 foot lot $80,000 MORAN ROAD - near Beaupre. 3 bedrooms and 21h baths Den Completely updated ALTER. ROAD at FaIrfax 3 family with 2 kItchen Finslhed basement Newer fur- ranch umts & 1 townhouse separate fur- nace 2 car garage naces and utIlIties 3 car garage Priced 10 PROVENCAL ROAD - Bwlt by M1COU10 1964 50's. Lovely 4 bedroom 4th bath reSIdence on BALFOUR ROAD - 5 bedroom Colomal Den nicely landscaped lot. 17x20 hbrary WIth & screened }lorch Pewablc tile trim fireplace Elevator Separate stairs to de- l00x175 lot 2 car attached & heated garage luxe 2 bedroom 2 bath apartment 3 car $132,500 attached garage Many other plus features TA YLOR - 3 bedroom ranch 10 St. Clair BALFOUR ROAD - 3 bedroom 2% bath Colo- Shores. Custom bwll for paraplegIC WIth S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE mal With SItting room or 4th bedroom LIb- elevator to basement and attached garage Grosse POinte Woods rary & sun room l00x175 lot 2 car attached $68,000 garage Central air. STEPHENS ROAD - SpacIous 5 bedroom 4'h E,~,~~~e4~ BALLANTYNE ROAD - In the Deeplands bath Regency on 160x175 lot Paneled hb- 886-8710 area. AttractIve 3 bedroom 3 bath tn-level rary With fIreplace and paneled family Family room Storage area could be made room With fireplace and bar AddItional mto 4th bedroom Terrace & 2 car attached bedroom (or den) With bath on first Rec garage room 3 car aUached garage OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 BY APPOINTMENT BELANGER - Spotless 3 bedroom 2 bath resI- dence Ceramic hie floor In modern kitchen Step down famIly room WIth bUIlt In bookcases and beamed ceIlmg 21h. car garage BELLE MEADE - Attractive Colomal WIth beautIful landscapmg 'The famIly room With flrepalce & bar IS surrounded by a screened In redwood deck Mutschler kitchen, 1st floor laundry and 2 powder rooms 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd Fimshed basement 3 car attached garage THREE MILE DR - Freshly pamted through- out 6 bedrooms 3th baths Great hbrary with BERKSHIRE - English Tudor near Wmdmlll 1341 AUDUBON - Superb newer home ID mmt GROSSE POINTE WOODS-On Lochmoor, near Pomte Dr LIbrary Family room WIth wet glass enclosed book shelves and fireplace Den condltton Four bedroom Colonial With 21,2baths Lakeshore Sprawling Immaculate 4 bedroom bar and bar.b.q 5 bedrooms :p~baths Rec and hobby room FIrst floor laundry. Ideal lay- Thermopane WIndows Low uttllty bills Famdy ranch on a large lot 'Three full baths Family Room Inground pool and dressmg room out for In house offices 3 car attached garage room with fireplace Spmkler system Central room Large dming room Fimshed basement Only $129,000 Central all' air, marble sills Large 2 car garage WIth wet bar and fireplace Central air, dog ken. nel Attached garage DEVONSHIRE - Owner relocatmg Engl1sh TOURAINE ROAD - Attractively decorated 3 1 bedrooms 2% baths Library Garden room Tudor 5 bt>drooms plus maids quarters 4 -!z OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 baths Paneled library Sun room Rec Rec room WIth fireplace Bnck and slate terrace Beautiful landscapmg Attachf'd room Attached garage ELMSLEIGH _ 2nd house from the lake Near CadIeux 10 Grosse Pomte CIty. Brand new house near HAMPTON ROAD - In the Shores 4 bedroom garage Pnce reduced completion 4 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 2 half baths FIrst floor laundry, library, famdy room VERNIER - 4 bedrooms, natural fIreplace m 21f.l bath Colomal bUilt 10 1959 Large Large kitchen Master bedroom WIth jacuzzi and bay wmdow over-looking the lake 3 car garage liVIng room Near Grosse Pointe North kitchen with bwlt'Ins Includmg a laundry 19250 RAYMOND _ Three bedroom Colomal with It,2 baths Large family room with natural fire- area Family room With (Ireplace plus an HIgh SChool $67,500 place Updated kitchen 2 car garage Alummum tnm ON THE LAKE - Worttungton 10 St Clair adjomlng 19 foot TV room Rec room Cent- 1928 PRESTWlCK _ Freshly painted three bedroom Colomal, IIf.l baths, large two car garage WIth Shores 3 bedroom 21,',zbath Colomal built in ral all' and 2 car attached garage heated room attached. Priced at $78,000 1976 Library Large family room with HARVARD ROAD - 4 bedroom 2 bath PAz 2100 LOCH MOOR _ Large three bedroom Bungalow With family room and a walk.thru 4th bedroom story Enclosed porch Rec room 2 car at- fireplace Balcony off master bedroom 2 on second noor Ph baths Central all' Beautifully decorated Newer carpeting Recreation room car attached garage Illched garage BY APPOINTMENT Duval Colonial .. Bdrm BuHt In 1981.3th baths, famIly room, library, 1st floor laundry 83 Kercheval Avenue Lincoln Tudor 3 Bdrm Family room,l'h baths, kit and fam rm redecorated Assumption. Both units identical separate utilities Divided basements OPEN SUNDAY 2':00 - 5:00 Somerset Income 2/2 Bdrm Sunningdale Colonial 5 Bdrm 3th baths, library, Flonda room 3 fireplaces. Pnce reduced 61 Hawthorne - 4 bedroom 21Az bath Engllsh~ Vernier Colonial 3 Bdrm Golf course view SCreened porch central air Garage on private In. $137,500 IE ,,,,,1 hOWU'I~ Vernier Duplex 2/2 Bdrm Both units Identical Aluminum trim and roof 2 years old I.SJ. Mernweather - 3 bedroom 21f.lbath Vernier Condo 2 Bdrm Berkshire Condominium's. 11.-2baths, end unit on second floor Colonial $115,000 UA~ N'dth ;mflf.(i"f11ioll" Hampton Ranch 3 Bdrm Harper Woods. G.P SChools Needs some work. Simple assumption. Kenosha Ranch 2Bdrm Harper Woods Nice starter home or for retirees. $32,500. =111M==-...... Inc. 886-3400 LlttIestone Ranch 2 Bdrm Harper Woods First floor laundry. Alum trim. Tiled basement. Sloan Condo 2 Bdrm Harper Woods. On the first floor Price reduced to sell. - Page Eleven-B Thursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY @ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ FIRST OFFERING - SpacIOus family home m flOe conditIOn ll)oo block of Audubon 4 TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. bedroom;" 2 bath;" 2lavs, family room and hbrary 2 CdI' attached garage Sen;,lbly BY APPOINTMENT pllced STATELY ELEGANCE - Thl~ prime resI- GROSSE POINTE FARMS - COLONIAL IN 542 CADIEUX - CONDOMINIUM Recently dence franb Lake;,hOl e Drive and feature~ PRIME LOCATION OutstandIng kitchen decorated townhouse neal ~hoppmg Five ell.qw~lte decor and a secluded bllCk potlO and breakfast room, first floor laundry, bedrooms, 3 baths, fireplace, garage, Im- SUIpll~mgly pnced at $193,000 powder room, master swte With bath on mediate occupancy ENGLISH TUDOR - Just two block!, from the ground floor and two bedrooms upstairs GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Custom bUill Park dnd dh eady to move 10 and enJoy the Wmdmg staIrway, marble flooring, finest Colonial near Grosse POinte Blvd Paneled beautiful natural woodwork throughout, quality hardware, large closets, alarm sys- Ilbrary, screened porch, recreation room, 5 leaded gla~s wmdows, central all' condltIOn- tem, exceptIOnal patio and landscapmg L~l.hoom", 31,.,t oath" Id;;,,1 IO"'ltIOD nc'lr 109 and many other tme tedlUI es 01 thl;, 411 RIVARD - TOWNHOUSE. A charmmg 10- schools well pnced quahty home terlOr with 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, den With 496 ST CLAIR - TOWNHOUSE CondommlUm 72 MOROSS - Dramatic contemporary home 431 LAKESHORE ftreplace, butler's pantry, lovely screened with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, mcludmg \\ Ith 5 bedroom<;, d brand new kitchen and porch master swte With prIvate bath and slttmg a great locatIOn Just 2 block;, from the ELEGANT GEORGIAN COLONIAL CENTER GROSSE POINTE FARMS - SpacIous Ranch room (could be 4th bedroom), modern Farms plel' ENTRANCE Very beautiful view of the lake on the entrance drive of the County Club. kitchen and breakIast area, powder room, MAINTENANCE FREE RANCH - Prime Approx 8,700 sq ft plus a games room 2 24-foot paneled faffilly room With fireplace dmmg room or den With bar Immediate cui de ~ac locatIOn, ;,pnnkler system, cent swte~ on 3rd floor, a plush carnage house, a 3 and bar, four bedrooms, 3% baths plus occupancy lal all' condltIonmg, attached garage, even a car garage plUS a greenhouse SpacIous ground, . one of the few. estates left maid's room and bath large assumable mortgage at only 11% 10- 514 ST. CLAIR - TOWNHOUSE IN MOVE-IN terest Call today for additional mforma- CONDITION. A corner unit With pnvate tIOn backyard and eaSily accessible garage TWO FAMILY FLAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - Two fanuly SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE New modern kitchen, newly decorated, re- 464 NEFF - Each unit has parquet floors, a brick mcome property 10 Grosse Pomte Better Homes & Gardens finished floors 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and 27-foot hvmg room, breakIast room, den or City Call for details 886-5800 first-floor powder room Land contract, third bedroom, two baths Two bedrooms GROSSE POINTE PARK - Land Contract Immediate occupancy and bath on third floor Assume mortgage terms on Hus 4 bedroom, 21h bath home 186 FISHER - Newly decorated from top to at 8 9% with rIchly paneled Ilbrary, beauttful rec bottom, plus new carpetmg. Garden room, I'm With bar and more Call today 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, recreation room HUNT CLUB - Charmmg 3 bedroom Colomal, Extras include central AC and apphances. natural fireplace, cozy den Call additIOnal 5O-foot lot in a super location near schools OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 details and shopplDg Immediate occupancy. FLEETWOOD DRIVE - Simple mortgage as- 178 LOTHROP - NEAR RIDGE Featuring that 20558 FAIRWAY LANE - RANCH LOCATED sumptIOn, exceptIOnally spacIous famJly SINE REALTY hard-to-find first floor master swte, plus 3 ON A SECLUDED LANE OVERLOOKING room, updated kitchen and more $73,900 .. ,IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME bedrooms and 2 baths on the second floor THE GOLF COURSE Garden room with There is not only a paneled library but a fireplace, paneled recreation room, break. TO CALL SINE ... family room, also paneled, and a recreation fast area In kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Ilh baths. OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 room With fireplace. Extra features mclude central AC, alarm system, lawn sprmkler twin furnaces for more efficient heatmg, system - Youngblood OCTOBER 30, 1983 Circular drive and a large, attractivley Realty Inc. 1862 PRESTWICK landscaped lot. 264 LEWISTON EYE.APPEALING GROSSE POINTE WOODS 169 STEPHENS - PRIME LOCATION IN THE FRENCH NORMANDY m excellent Farms FARMS. Mt. Vernon Colonial with spacious locatIOn Priced to allow creative de- GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Colonial - Bnck room, hbrary, fanuly room, first floor bed- corators to spread their wmgs Lovely tur- - 7 rooms - 3 bedrooms - 1% baths - den room and bath plus five bedrooms and four ret stairway and other mterestmg details -Updated kitchen with breakfast area - baths on second floor, recreation room, FIve bedrooms, 3lh baths and familyroom . PatIo Terms available - Ideal Location four fireplaces, large lot. with the right traffic pattern Price Reduced - BRICK Colonial!on large lot - 10 rooms With S Lupus Erythematosus affects bedrooms - oen - Family room With natural WIlham E Kean~ TOLES & 'Sue Adelberg an estimated 500,000 fireplace - 2% baths - attached 2lh car gar- Betsy B Buda Ann W Sale;, ASSOCIATES, INC. Amencans You can learn age - RecreatIOn room - Ideal for large Sally C Coe James D Standish, UI more about Lupus by wntmg family Mary F Ferber LOIS M Toles REALTORS 885-2000 The MichIgan Lupus Found- NICE FARMS location - Chalfonte & Moross - 7 74 KERCHEVAL C. W. Toles abon, 19001 E EIght Mile rqum bnck - 2 story - Ilh baths - 3 bed- Road, East Detroit, MichIgan lOoms - faffilly room - kitchen WIth eatmg area - 2 car garage - Side drive - Vacant - ,.~ ..,... _. I, 48021 The Michigan Immediate possession • Lupus Foundation SINE REALTY 19001 E Eight Mile Rd MULTILIST SERVICE Ichweltzer.~Bett~es. East Detroit, Michigan FARMS OFFICE 884-7000 48021 Real E,tole.lnc. I I W H and Gardens lwo names you can trust SCHULTES REAL ESTATE FIVE FIRST OFFERINGS LARGE ULTRA-DELUXE COLONIAL features 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, fabulous new kitchen WIth Jenn-Alre gnll, custom stamed glass cabinets opens mto a famIly room that doesn't quit! - Pegged floors, brick-walled fireplace Add a bonus Flonda room and profeSSIonally flDlshed basement With exercise room and sauna, CAC and m-ground slmnklers and you've got a lot of house to enJoy! SEE IT SUNDAY 2-5 PM 1401 BLAIRMOOR. . CUSTOM BUILT ONE OWNER HOME on qwet cuI de-sac 10 the Woods 1 bedroom and full bath down, 2 bedrooms and bath upstair.'> Florida loom with new thermopane doorwalls, paneled basement with office, workroom and lav Central all', security system VERY NICE 3 BEDROOM RANC? With basement, kitchen WIth eatmg space, garage and pnvacy fence pnced m the $30's offers an open end land contract With payments of $250/month CALL FOR MORE DETAILS I , MULTIPLE UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING m Grosse POInte Park, great lOCO me producer No 18 HARBOR COURT Open Sunday Z,S. Newer 817 WOODS LANE Open Sunday Z,S BeautIful vacancies 12 umts all m good conditIOn, many of them remodeled Call for pro-forma 4 bedroom, 2"h bath home In great Farms area. executive ranch 10 G P Woods This flOe home ONE ACRE VACANT LAND zoned hmlted commerCial m fast developmg area of Mt Clemens Beautiful master bedroom has lUXUriOUSbath Includes 3 bedrooms, 2',~ baths, family room, ApprOXImately 400' on the Clmton River, Ideal for condo's, offices etc Let your ImagmatlOn w/jacuzzi. Ftrst floor laundry, fIreplace w/pet- outdoor patio, central all' and newer carpetmg run I PrIced to sell! rlfied wood mantle and many more quality fea- POSSIble Land Contract terms avaJlable tures $300,000 (F306) 886-5800 $124,500 (G-334) 886-4200 RECENTLY LISTED - FIRST RATE BUYS! FIRST OFFERINGS 29Il UNIVERSITY - Quality custom built one owner Amencan Colomal With fleXible bedroom arrangement - could be 3 or 4 bedrooms - beautiful mSlde and out Large well.appomted CUSTOM CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL m superb conditIOn ltahan ceramic tIle entry, beamed family room and deluxe Mutschler kItchen ceilings, custom kit cabinets Large lot. $119,900 (F316) 886-5800 1098 GRA YTON- Immaculate 3 bedroom 2102 bath Colomal Ideally located near schools and COZY & WARM FARM COLONIAL 10 convement area of G P City Updated kIt w/eatmg area New shoppmg Custom draped IIvmg room has natural wood floors, and fireplace, also featured are alum siding, 1OsulatlOn & hot water tank 3 bdrms Beautiful treed lot Must see' $74,999 (G 343) a beautiful hbrary and superb famdy room With bay wmdow opemng onto a charmmg bncked 886-4200 patio Home has been perfectly mamtamed and updated and boasts super-low heat 109 costs ' GOOD FAMILY HOME Many recent improvements and many beautiful features have been added to 1812 KENMORE - Cheerful 3 bedroom Ilh bath colomal, tastefully decorated and III move-Ill Uus fine 4 bdrm colomal New roof & furnace $98,500 (G-341) 1186-4200 condition Dmmg room has bUllt.JD corner cabmets and kitchen has eat 109 space 587 UNIVERSITY - Handsome EnglIsh Tudor Colomal offers 5 bedrooms 2 baths random pegged SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT floors, attractive bnck terrace Great locatIOn! m TOURAINE Open Sunday Z,5 Don't ffilSS seemg thiS outstandmg executIve home Umque resl 1222BUCKINGHAM - Careful rennovatlOn and beautiful decor m thIS outstandmg EnglIsh Tudor dence With many reCent Improvements. Great assumable mtg Ideal Farms location $184,900 (F 5 bedrooms, 3102baths With deluxe gourmet kitchen and breakfast room Beamed celhng hvmg 264) 886-5800 room and IJbrary w/Fp YORKTOWN. 'nus lovely, custom bwlt colomal offers a peaceful, parklike settmg 10 the Woods Master bdrm has doorwali to sun deck Quahty features as hardwood floors and marble Sills TAKE ANOTHER LOOK AT THESE GREAT HOMES $127,500. (G-228) 88&-4200 760 UNIVERSITY - STOP' LOOK' and LISTEN' Hear about thIS outstandmg 3 bedroom Cape 1201 S OXFORD Open SUnday Z,5 Very umque colomal 10 mce area of G P Woods Great family Cod by turnmg 10 your radIO' Better yet make an appointment to view lhls picturesque family home with 4 bedrooms Large lot $159,900 (F.265) 886-5800 home today' OVERLOOKS WINDMILL PTE DRIVE SpacIous hVlOg 10 thiS stately center entrance colomal 10 449 MORAN - Just the fight size for a )ooung growing family and fight where there'll be lots of G P Park 4 bedrooms, 2"h baths, 1ge country kit, lIbrary, 3 car garage and much more' fnend<; for young<;ters to play WIth thiS 3 br Colomal looks great With pretty WIlliamsburg $136,500. G-314) 886-4200 decor, new kitchen and lovely family room 905 BISHOP LANE, G P Park Open Sunday Z,5 Appeahng 2 bedroom ranch With all kitchen 1149 AUDUBON - Surpnsmgly large and roomy 4 bedroom Colomal With family room and appliances and lovely wool carpet & window treatments Central all' Circular drive, Cox & Baker library All new carpetmg, 2 bath<; up and powder room on fIrst floor Play area m basement bwIt $125,000 (F.303) 886-5800 Dra<;tlc price reduction, bring 10 all offers' 2111 HAMPTON. Must sell thiS warm 3 bedroom colomal 10 G P Woods Double lot With large oak TAX SHELTERS are looking better lhan ever and we've got some Winners' Let us show you a tree Partially fimshed basement New roof and added insulatIOn $63,900 (G-270) 1186-4200 beautiful duplex on NEFF, or mcome on BEACONSFIELD We have a 2.famlly flat on NEFF and a Cape Cod <;tyle Income WIth 2 umts on ALTER Study the cash flow sheets and see OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 how <;helters work for you' 1201 S Oxford. Gro<;<;ePte Wood<; 18Harbor Court, Grosse Pte Farms ...------SUNDAY OPEN HOUSE 2-5 PM ------, m Touraine, Grosse Pte Farms 817 Woods Lane, Gros<;e Pte Woods 20316 Country Club. Harper Wood<; 905 BiShop Lane, Grosse Pte Park 1401 BLAIRMOOR - New h<;tmg In Gross(' Pomte Woods 942 Pemberton, Grosse Pte Park 2119 Lennon, Gro<;se Pte Woods 1262 BERKSHIRE - 6 bedroom 3 bath Colomal, CAC, many ('xlras 115.1BEACONSFIELD - Immaculate 3 br bungalow updated kIt and bath FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL OR COME IN 14(}5DEVONSHIRE - SpaclOu<; 4 bedroom famll~ home, ('xcell('nt condtJon OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 9 a.m,-9 p.m. and 29780 MITCHELL - 3 bedroom ranch on lari(e lot Ro<;eville 9:30-5:30 SAT, and SUN, GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE 886-4200 886-5800 OUT-Of-AREA, CALL TOlL FREE \h( (' Bo~('r '>('hu!t(,,, !l(',dlor DlIldh \1\1rph~ 1-~247-S200 ext 33 ",111~ "olton \Llllann(' 1'<'<11' [B .. 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You did so well in Sports Graham added a 30-yard field Week's first Too, Too Terribly Trivial Trivia Test last goal, lus futh of the year, to cap off the victory spring, I thought we'd trv it one more time. The winner of As it does ever)' week, the de- this trivia test (determhied by me at the time and by the fense controlled the game Inter- criteria of my choice) gets a daily subscription to the ceptions by Jim Arnold and Dar- Grosse Pointe News, a free lunch at any Red Barn Res- ren DeSmyter along With key taurant provided the date is between April 31, 1984 and tackles by other defenders kept Feb. 29, 1985,and any other crummy prize I can dig up. the "Big Red Machine" out of scormg distance. WARM-UP The wm was South's seventh In 1.) Our Lady Star of the Sea High School nicknames its a row, and Its first without the sports teams: a) the Sweethearts; b) the Tunas; c) Super help of Paul Hawk The Devils' big test will come this week m the Novas; d) Chickens. EML fmale at 1 p.m Saturday, 2.) St. Paul School hasn't won a high school basketball Oct 29, against Mt. Clemens. The state championship since 1964because: a) they don't have Bathers are a strong team and tall enough players; b) the referees cheated them out of it should give South a battle every year since then; c) St. Paul can't compete in high Frosh fall school play anymore; d) they don't feel like it. After a long, drawn-out battle, PIlote by Mike Santo 3.) What does the ULS stand for on the Kni~ts' soccer the South freshman football team South's John McDonald, scoring the Blue Devils' only touchdown in last week's 10.0 win over Port Huron. jerseys? a) Unusually Loveable Stars; b) University Liggett lost to East Detroit, 38-24 The School; c) Universally Likeable Soccer; d) whatever they long pass kept South in the game week, beating Rosevllle, 58-37, and Kickers bounced man and Kristen Campbell fi- as the first score came on a 42- then losmg to L' Anse Creuse nished one-two and CrIssman want it to stand for. yard pass from Jeff Metry to Russ South's varsity soccer team North, 48-37. The girls play today, broke her own varsity record. Turbyfill Late in the fourth quar- ended its season last week WIth a TOUGH SLEDDING Oct. 27, at home agamst Port Hu- Carne ChampIOn also qualified ter, a 54-yard pass to Scott Tucker 2-1 loss to De La Salle in the first for the state meet in the 100 yard 4.) Name a Detroit Tiger who hit more home runs than ron, 6 pm. round of the state tournament. Park slugger Kirk Gibson did in 1983: a) Ty Cobb; b) Tom and a 41-yarder to Turbyftll set up butterfly scoring runs of one and four yards The girls' freshman basketball Selleck; c) Jack Morris; d) Cbet Lemon. by Dave Arnold and Brian Strat- The JV team won its meets over team won Its seventh m a row to Tankers lose to best Andover and Stevenson 85-23 and ton brmg ItS record to an impressive The varsity sWim team lost 5.) How many times has South High School won a boys' Scott Tucker added two two- 68-43, respectively. state tennis title? a) Zero; b) 33 times; c) 1lf.!times; d) 12 8-1 The team began the week With twice last week, both times to the point conversions and BrIan Strat- a 33-22 wm over L'Anse Creuse times in the last 13 years. top-ranked teams 10 the state In a The girls WIll continue their ton added another in the losing Central as Anne Connell and Mar- tri-meet, South lost to Andover, season today, Oct 27, m East De- 6.) What is a goal-mouth scramble? a) spitting the puck cause The loss gave the freshman cia Wnght scored eight pomts 58-25, and Livonia Stevenson, troit The meet Will begin at 4 into the net; b) when the goaltender catches the puck with a 2-3-1 record. each. Cindy Tewes had six and 39-26 South divers AllIson CrlsS- p.m his teeth; c) when two players pass the puck with their Cagers win Sue Griffin had ftve in the victory. tongues; d) when the puck goes into the net from a pile-up The varsity basketball team Then the girls destroyed Chip- of players in front of the goal; e) who cares? began last week WIth their second pewa Valley, 31-17, as Connell had Win of the season, beating Rose- SIX points, and Wright and Tewes ville, 59-43, but lost two days later had ftve each. Stephanie Purdy TOO LATE TO TURN BACK to L'Anse Creuse North, 61-21 The had foul' points and 11 rebowl Page Three-C Thursday, October 27, 1983 GItOSSE POINTE NEWS Title talk . • • Teams from University 8th title for South Liggett and Grosse Pointe They won only one indIvidual second in the team standings with South each captured girls' title - a No.2 doubles crown - 24 points; Portage Northern was state tennis championships but the performances in every third with 20 points. Fourth pI.ace other flight were good enough to Birmingham Marian had 17 pomts last weekend; South earning and Bloomfield Hills Andover had a Class A title, ULS, a Class give South's girls' varsity tennis feam sole possession of the Class 15 points in the two-day event. CD crown. Here's what the A state tennis title at Midland last Laura Gushee and Amy Lev- champs had to say: week erenz won the No.2 doubles flight, "The most lmportant thing ~s after commg back from a 5-0 de- that we really Jelled as a team. South ranked No. 2 m the Mich- hcit. Ehzabeth Petersen and We are a diverse group, age-wlse igan State High School Tennis Stephanie Schulte lost out in No.1 Coaches Association poll, ~rabbed and Interest-w~se, but when ~t doubles to Sue Kl1lman and Heidi the No 1 spot in the state fmals It Theon of Portage Northern, 3-6, came right down to it, we came marked the eighth straIght year 6-0, 6-0 together as a team." - George coach Stephanie Prychltko's "1 was WOrried all the time be- Andrew" ULS coach. squad has won or tied for the state cause the matches were so close," "Th~s year's squad was Slm- title Last year, South tIed WIth Prychltko said. "We were rated ~lar to the one the first year we Brrmmgham Seaholm for the top No 2 III the state behmd Lahser won tt We're not as strong up on spot and Lahser was rated No. 1 be- top as we have been.. thls was ''It was a real team effort. We cause of their top four singles. They got 19 of theIr 24 points right really a team effort." - Stephan. had only one winner on the final ie Prychitlco, South coach. day and we had to depend on there We distributed ours nght those Important pomts we'd down the line." "The hardest part about the "The girls were really excited racked up. There were a lot of states was bemg m Class CoD. With the win And 1 was very -~- good teams and It was awfullX pleased with the team effort People think that it's all easy, fough to get pomts thIS year, , After a girl would lose, she would that you'll beat et'erybody in Prychltko saId Monuay. Class CoD. But there really is a get right out there and cheer on South had scored 20 out of 21 someone else It was great And it ,../1 / /t'ff"/ lot of competltion It was tough." '{J 4 r,#/. pOSSIble pomts on Friday, the fIrst was nice to see that each player /.,l - Windy White, captain 0/ the had at least one farent there ... ULS team. day of the fmals, garnermg only The Class CoD state championship tennis team from University Liggett School includes, fr?m le~ to right, five of ItS title-wmnmg 25 pomts m cheering for her. don't think (front row) Charu Nautiyal, Maria Rodriguez, Windy White, Paula Mighion and Paula Rodriguez, (top row) "They Just did a great Job the last day of competItIOn we've had that before and that coach George Andrews, Jennifer Peck, Maria AU, Merrit Meade, Laurie Evans. Leslie Mackey and Amina super" - Andrew,. Bloomfield Hills Lahser fimshed was lllce to see," Prychitko said AU. VIS is state tennis champ Swinl Club The Umversity Liggett School "This was defimtely our finest Michigan was not to be denied this girls' tenniS team completed its performance of the year," stated year as she battled her way to a opens year 1983 campaIgn In spectacular Coach Andrews "and 1 was es- close vIctory, 7-6, 6-1. In the fmals Head coach Scott Teeters and fashIOn as the gIrls upended pecially pleased with the desire Mlgtuon faced the I'jo 1 seeded assistant coach Liz Stavale took cross-town rival Grosse Pointe and determinatIon of our players. player, Happy Ho from Ann Arbor the Grosse Pointe Swim Club to South, traveled north to blank Their concentration was fan- Greenhills. Mighion's cool-headed the first meet of the Michigan Grand Blanc, and then journeyed tastic!" consistency and dogged d~ter- U.S. Swimming season. to Eastern Michigan Univeri>ity to ULS completed its unbeaten mination enabled her to donu~ate Some 35 swimmers repre- notch theIr fourth consecutive season by shutting out another the hapless Ho, 7-6, 6.0, and chnch sented the Pointes at the Blr- class CoD State Tenms Champion- Class A opponent, Grand Blanc, her well.deserved state crown. mingham.Bloomfield Atlantis Ship'. 7-0,. Oct. 18. The SIX; sensational Other state champIOns for ULS A-B meet at Lahser High in , I am extremely proud of our senl?rs closed out th~lr c~reers by were Mackey at No. 2 singles, Bloomfield Hills. entire team," Coach George An- leadmg the ;Lady Kroghts char~e. Nautiyal, No. 3 singles, and the The 11 and 12 year.olds spear. drews saId "They deserve special T~e dynamIC duo of Paula Mlg- No.3 doubles team of Paula Rod- headed the club's efforts. Katie recogmtion tor theIr dedication hlOn and Mackey w.on handlly at riguez and Mane AlL Mackey Young finished first in four "A" and teamwork all season long." No .. 1 and No. 2 smgles. W~dy continued her amazing streak of events (26.33 - 50 free; 1:08.92- The Lady Knights started theIr Wh!te and ~~nny Peck pulverIzed super tennis as she wore down her 100 1M, 1:08.87 - 100 fly; 59:30- week by mppmg the perennially theIr. opposItion a.t No. 1 doubles. opponents with her deep, driving 100 free) and took second, third powerful Class A Blue Devils, 4-3, LaUrie a~d M~rrltt Lauren we,re groundstrokes and aggressive and fourth in the 50 breast, 500 in a tense, hurd-fought match. The dazzllng m theIr 6-4, 6-7, 6-0 vle- plar. Mackey handIly defeated free and 50 back events. Lady Knights' fir!:lt point and most tory. . Julle Sullivan from Kalmazoo Kathy Kish took first in the A 50 deciSIve victory was t'egistered by ULS closed out the busy fm~l Hackett in the finals 6-1 6-l. back (32.26), second in the 500 power hittmg No. 2 singles phen- week by spending Oct. 21.22 m ' , free, third in the 100 1M, 100 fly omenon Le!>lie Mackey. Trailing Ypsilanti at Eastern Michigan Nautiyal produced the most and 100 free, and fourth in the 50 three matches to one, ULS rallied University. Team depth proved to thrilling victory for the Lady free. Others scorin~ were Heather t.o win the final three to stretch its be the deciding factor as the Knights in her semi-final contest Selig (fourth in the B 100 free); streak to 10 consecutive dual meet Lady Knights' clinched the Class against Kalamazoo Hackett's Isa- Deanna Butler (sixth in the A 100 victOries. Captain Windy White CoD State Championship over a bell Lange. After splitting the first fly and seventh in the 100 1M); and Maria Rodriguez, tpe No. 1 strong Kalamazoo Hackett team. two sets, Nautiyal trailed, 6-5, in Geralyn Bocci (fifth in the "B" doubles team, notched ULS' sec- ULS was in the finals of all seven the crucial final set. She refused 100 free and seventh in the 50 6nd point as they made a thrilling flights, and emerged victorIous in to give in and her finely-angled free); and Heidi Mader (sixth in ~omeback to win, 6.2, 0-6, 8-6. No. four events and runner-up in the crosscourt shots and all-c~urt the A 50 back and seventh in the B 3 singles playet. Charu NautLyal, other 3 coverage produced three straight 100 fly). Butler, Kish, Selig and then tled the match at three- -w Pau1a Miljllrlon,-who has'played- games and a 7-5, 2-6, 8-6 victory. Young also combined to finish apiece as she too staged a superb the No. 1 smgles position for her Rodriguez and Ah were the final first in the 200 free and medley come-from-behind win, 6-7, 6-4, four years in high school, saved winners for ULS. Rodriguez's relays. 6-3 The final and deciding match her most sensational perfor- crisp volleys and Ali's deep top- The area's 11 and 12 year-old was the NO.4 smgles as freshman mances for the state champion- spin forehand kept theIr opponents boys were led by Cameron May- Amma Ah dIsplayed courage and shIp. Mighion's semi-final oppo- confused throughout the match as nard, who scored a second in the B pOIse as she battled back to reg- nent, Ruby Olegario from Ann they won convicingly, 6-0, 6-1 PIloIo by Tem GrHnWOOCl 100 fly; fourth in the A 50 breast, lster the wmmng pomt, 5-7, 6-0, Arbor Gabnel Richard, had de- Rodriguez and Ali came together Here they are. South High's newest state champions. Coach Stepha- fifth m the A 50 back and seventh ~1 feated her in last year's fmal, but as a team III the state tournament, nie Prychltko's squad won its eighth consecutive girls' Class A tennis in the A 100 1M. Eric Schmidt won and lost a total of only seven title in Midland last weekend, thanks to the performances of, left to ribbons in the B 100 free and the games in their three matches. right, (front four) Amy Leverenz, Lil Petersen and Noel Berry with 100 fly and 1M. John Cartwright Prychitko; (middle three) Mary Wachter, Laura Gushee, Katy Turner: took second place medals in the B Knights in soccer final ULS closed out Its season With (top two) team captain Michele Coddens and Courtenay Kotas. 100 1M and 500 free. an undefeated record and a fourth : The UniverSity Liggett School most spectacular game in goal of consecutive state title in Class poys' soccer team played the sec- the season. Lucas turned away a CoD. rmd game m Its Class B.C reglOQal barrage of Bishop Foley shots as tournament Oct 17, and Coach he played a VIrtually flawless Pt;fi.IN 3177 Dave Backhurst's Kmghts defeat. game. E. Jefferson ed Royal Oak Shnne, 4-0 Coach Backhurst commented PAVILI()N .. . The Kmghts led 1-0 at the half after the game, "It was a tremen- en a goal by Waltel Connolly, as dously courageous game. The fan ~ A.. Eastland Center De neatly placed the ball into the support, even from players on > ~ I upper corner of the net North's soccer team, was a major . The Knights erupted for three factor m allowmg us to come back goals m the st'cond half RIck to tie and then to win in the over- and Chevrolet Roberts came off the bench to time" FlOest Chl~ese-Amencan Food Banquet FaCIlities-Recently Remodeled .score two goals, WIth fullback Dan ULS advances to the Class B-C Hawaii Cocktail Lounge-Happy Hour Mon -Fn 3-7 p m up & team to bring you the Bowen and halfback John Blrg- regIOnal semifinal on Wednesday, Open Moo Thurs 1\ • mi. m F" S.I 11 a m 2. m Sun noon I a " bauer collectmg the assIsts John Oct 26 The regIOnal finals will be 259.1510. 259-1511 - Carr out Service 13iL-gbauer scored the Kmghts' on Saturday, Oct 29 State fmal I~ other goal. WIth Rob Wood gettmg scheduled Saturday, Nov 5 WEIGHT NFL Football Hall of Fame the assist The Kmghts' goalkeep- ~ WATCHERS er Jeff Lucas collected hiS fIfth Grldders win Frostetl Treat <;hutout of the "edson Lucas had The ULS football Kmghts pIcked a Desserts defensl..,e help from fullback" Dan Lo eel ~en.u up their first Will of the season RAM'S HORN Bowen, KIrk Haggart~, Jamie last week, beatmg Ubly High Senlor 11iien I McMillan and Harold Colby WIth RESTAURANT DllCount 10% SChool, 20-0. Coach Chet Janiga's 885-1st02 thi!> win, the Kmghts advanced ..... 0rW S2 50 team, playing m front of a home 17410 MACk AT Sf CLAIR- 1 p.m.-10 pm. mto the third round of the regIOnal crowd, came prepared with an ar- DAILY DINNER tournament senal of new plays and defensive On Oct 18 the Kmghts were THE strategies SPECIALS. narrowly defeated by Grosse ULS, aided by Saturday's ram, POinte North, 2-1 In a regular GREEN ROOM caused three turn-overs In the 11 •.•..3II.••11 p .•. onl, "eason game The Kmghts' lone fn st penod. The first, a fumble IS goal wa<; scored b~ Connolly. WIth HOMEMADE recovered by Cohn Barr, sparked Roberts gettmg the a""lst Marc SOUP DAILY a ULS scormg drive that ended NOW TlIlklan sem ed hoth of North's WE ARE FAMOUS gOdls The game \~a<; a hard WIth a five-yard touchdown run by for OUR DESSERTSI tailback Steve GeorgI. The OPEN fought defen<;l\e battle between Kmghts capItalized on another the two Gro""e POInte team" On Oct 21 the Kmghts team fumble on Ubly's next posseSSIOn, played one of the bp,t and most and scored With a three-yard excllmg gdme<; of thell "ea<;on as touchdown run by Georgi AEROBIC TENNIS The third scormg drive occurred the) defeated ~kllJed BIshop Fol- mIdway through the second quar- e~. 2 I, III overtIme Blshop Foley ter After haVing a touchdown re- for ADULTS had prevIOusly beaten Ham- voked on a holdmg call, the Improve Your tramck Kmghts tallLed on a 12-yard pass The Kmghti> came from behmd to Georgi from quarterback Tom Nov. 3.6 Nfl Hall of Fame WIth only 2 30 left III the game to Overall Fitness, Gutos Georgi also ran the ball in tie Foley One of FoJE'Y's players Come browse through the numerous displays of memorabilia for the two-pomt conversion Al- o had been eJE'cted WIth about three Strength, of football history and see the highlIghts of Super Bowl together. Georgi gained 128 yards mmutes left m re~ulatlOn play and rushing and two pass receptions clashes. Come meet football greats and view the great new the Kmghts caplta1Jzed on their Agility and for 17 yards Chevy line- up of cars and light-duty trucks, a/l at Eastland one man advilntage when Roberts The ULS defense held Ubly to -4 Center. Plan on being here You'll love elJery minute of It. put the ball III the net after a ~Tennis Game! only 67 yards total offense. Lead- throw-ll1 from Harold Colby WIth Grand Court area illS players were defensive end the game tied 1 I. the two teams Alan Carter and linebackers An. Oct. 28, Friday, Light Concert.Grand Court had to playa IO.mmute overtime, FIRST ONE FREE! drew Ottaway and Tom Glttos Enjoy the soft, sweet sound of strrngs by the Harry Tlechert COl1~I"tlng of t\\ 0 five-minute The Knights hope to keep some halve" After thf' ftr"t half, the momentum for their final game. Grosse Pointe Indoor Quartet. 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No ex------DauRhter team Will clean per month Appl1a nces, room, hVlng-dmlng room, SERVICES TWO Female graduate stu- your home or office JoAnn CHAT SWORT-H , 2 bedroom girls Must have car 882- perIence necessary, we heat, water mcluded New kitchen With large separate dents want to assist you m lower, refrIgerator, stove, 4422 Will tram Pointe Athletic 882-9624 carpeting Available No- eatmg area, dishwasher, makmg your party a suc- $215 plus 5>ecunty depoSit EXPERIENC"ED mandger Club, 527-0700 TWO ProfeSSIOnal females vember 13 Call after 6 p m rec room, 3 car attached seekmg houseslttmg pOSI- cess, serving and bartend- IRONING Done 10 my home 939-2043 needed for Grosse Pomte 881-5472 garage No pets $695 per SITIERfor 2chIldren ages 111 tion Excellent references 109 at your hohday affairs (European Style) Also, ------travel agency Please 5>end BEACONSFIETD III the month Call after 4 p m 13, Will need a car Gooa Call Michele, 885-2912 Excellent references 885- home style hor~ d'oeuvres CHATSWORTH - Chandler resume to Box Q-25, Grosse Park 1bedroom lower, new 885-6523 workmg condillon with good 0609, 882-1013 mclude meat ple5>,5>tuffed carpetmg, heat IOcluded, Park area, lovely 3 bedroom Pomte News, 99 Kercheval, pay 776-3854 EXPERIENCED NURSE'S ------grape leaves, spaghetll sa- bnck Colomal Ideal for col- DEPENDABLE, rehable, $260 824-8690 TWO Bl!droOm lower-dulmg Grosse POInte Farms, aides available Reasonable lad, frUit pies 776-8371 lege students or adults $275, room, FlOrida room, ga- conSCientious babysllters 48236 rates Fraser Agency State 444 NEFF ~ecunty 886-0052 rage $300 a month, heat m- FREE avaJlable, hourly, dally, ALADY expenenced WIshes -- GENERAL office eXl)enence hcensed and bonded 293- Charmmg upper 2 bedroom In cluded No pets East Outer overmte, weekends In your to do housework In the HAYES, Wluttler Modern 1 and good orgamzahonal CLASSES 1717 the City Carpeting, 2 baths, Drive near 1.94 821-0656 SChweitzer Real Estate/Bet- _------..------..-..--.....0 home For more IOforma Grosse POinte area Call bedroom, appliances, heat, ------skills reqwred 60 wpm newly decorated, appli- ter Homes and Garden tlon, call 886-6180 after 6 p m 372-2392 ances, full ba~ement, cen- all', private entrance, $249 GROSSE POinte - Maryland typmg Call Pat NorriS, RELIEF SQUAD!! 885-2358 Call 9 a m -8 p m 4 room, upper $205, in- wants to help you get start- ONE-GIRL offiCe,- bookkeep: REFINED lady seeks po5>ltlon tral air, natural flrepldce 773-6600. 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Experienced cludes heat 527 0960 after 6 ed m the real estate busl- care for home, pets, plants, ing, secretarial, payroll, bll- as ladles compamon Could No pets 343-0653 fOI ap- LINH-URST,7 MIle - Onelled- FLORIST, el>pellenced de pm lie:.:., flee pie-lIcense c1as serving Grosse Pomte and Img Expenenced Call Jo, lIve-m RefeleUCtl:> 881 7JOi pOlntmenl room ground lioor, apph -~ ------signer only Full time poSI. ses now available (small st Clair Shores area Col- 258-4741 ances, heat, air, $210 885- BEACONSFIELD between tion Ideal workmg condi- materIals charge) Grosse MATURE Woman deSires HEREFORD, 4172. brick 4 lege graduates, nonsmok- housekeepmg References bedroom, modern kitchen, 2358 Morang and Whither 3 bed- tions 822-0470 Pomte Farms, Grosse ------room bnck bungalow, cen ers, area residents Rea- NURSES Aide, experienced Side drIve, garage 886-9116 THREE bedroom upper on Pomte Woods, offtces are 759-0738 tral air, carpeted, natural AMWA Y, opportunity to ea-rn sonable rates based on mdi- References, needs work, Eastland Realty Mack Carpeted, new kit- hlflng Call today for confi- COUPLE W1ShesJlmitorial fireplace, updated kitchen, extra mcome Call after 5, vidual needs Will also serve hours and wages fleXible chen, $350 a month, heat m- dential Interview With the work mghts, 20years exper- TROMBLEY, upper 3 bed- dlshaa5>her and apphances 882-2274 at parties Call 775-8704 or 527-7767, 526-1843 eluded 885-7942 leader m the mdustry ienced DorIS, after 7 p m rooms, 2 baths, central air, ------$400 per month plus secunty HOUSEKEEPER, 5 days, 881-7396 PAINTER, paperhanger and Denms Andrus, group vlce- WHEN VACATION ISNEAR, 862-9134 carpeted, fireplace, 2 car UPPER flat on East Side 2 depoSit References reqwr general and thorough clean- preSident 886--4200. drapery Installer wants garage Available Novem bedroom carpeted & seml- ed Adults preferred Palaz- RELIEF SQUAD IS HERE' part-time work Call John at ing Care of older gentle- LADY WI!>hesdays Excellent ber 1st 792 Trombley 331 furnished $250 Dave S , zolo and Assoc 885-1944 men References reqUired GOING Away for the winter 527-5314 Grosse Pomte references 6882 776-5300 ------FREE TRAINING DETROIT, Beaconsfield, Must have own transport a- ResponSible employed Phone 571-1333 ------SChweitzer Real Estate-Bet- GROSSE Pointe woman resI- GROSSE POinte Woods, 3 4603 BALFOUR, 3 bedroom, upper flat, one bedroom, 2 hon. 824-7733after 6 p.m young man wants to house ter Homes and Gardens IS dent, former teacher, Wish- EXPERIENCED Home - bedroom house, freshly llh baths, 2 car garage, nat- blocks off Mack, $225 Sit Non-smoker, good BABYSITTER, dependable pLeased to announce a free es work one or two days a Health Aide wishes part painted, new carpet, Im- ural fireplace Must be em- month, utllJtles not includ- With references, one after- pre-license training course mamtenance skills Grosse month assisting individual hme work 821-2132 or 823- mediate occupancy $575 ployed Security depoSIt re- ed, very clean 882-0235 noon to st art, 2 30-5 30 St (A small charge for mater- POInte references. Call with household accounts, 6116 343-0536 qUired Shown by appomt- .--- JEFFERSON at CadIeux John Hospital area Own Ials ) Call George Smale at Timothy at 881-2492 correspondence, etc Box ment Call before 10 a.m or transportahon 882-2016 the St Clair Shores Sales A-50, Grosse Pointe News, LET two English ladies clean MOROSS-Harper duplex GrossePomteClty Condo, 3 One, 2 bedroom, clean, after 5 p m 372-3635 Office at 777-4940for detal1s ~ITUATION 99 Kercheval, Grosse J;>omte your house Christmas IS bedrooms, 1 bath, full BABYSITTER, my home, 9 cozy, appliances Included, In the 80's Go With the WANTED Farms, Mich. 48236 commg. References Tru- ONE bedroom apartment in basement. Redecorated topI Mile-Jefferson, for one year stworthy Telephone Mar- references, $325 month Harper Woods Large bri- leader of the mdustry I to bottom, new waHto wall old, Monday, Wednesday, NURSES Aide deSires private garet, 445-1146, Josie, 777- Leave message, 882-0842 ght ftrst floor 1bedroom ap- carpetmg throughout New Friday 7 15-5p m 775-7767 ----- artment Avallable Novem- SERVICE work and order HOUSE A MESS? duty poSItIon Excellent re- 2606 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom plus stove, rerlgerator, smk and WHY SHAKLEE? ferences No lIve-ms ~ ber 7, 1983 Convement to formIca, vmyl kItchen floor takmg $7.00 per hour Start- No Time? Call LADY deSires cleamng Hon- flmshed attiC, 2 car garage, Nutritional program with mg, all shifts open Car 1578. wcludes all appliances church, shoppmg and Basement floor and walls THE est, dependable, own trans- transportatIon QUiet, painted New shades preference for mIllions of needed 559-6681. portatIOn, excellent Grosse Buckingham. $385 plus se- Americans Become- a dIs- HOUSE KE- lEERS HOME nursmg care All well-mamtamed complex. Immaculate condition. Out- Pointe and Shore Club re- curity deposit. 881-1861after tnbutor and earn extra doL- types Have recommenda- $375 Apphcatlons are now side mamtenance pre-paid, INVESTMENTS SALES Let Our Crew Corne In & Do ferences 777-7456 7 p m. lars for the hohday Call the All of Your General Clean- tions, 19 years experIence be 109 taken 881-6100 or $550 per month plus se- Leadm~ fmancial instItutlon LOWER income, 6 Mlle-Grat- message center at 886-3361, has limited opemngs for m- ing - Windows & Ovens 792-9337, 886-3888. 885-3791 curIty 886-7828 days, 885- SC-CATERING lOt area, 2 bedrooms, gar- leave your name and phone vestment sales representa- Too'! Ask About Our Carpet 9215 evemngs RETIRED HANDYMAN - age, $220 month, plus secur- SPACIOUS 3 bedroom Clinton number. tives. Unlimited prospects Cleamng Service. Excel- Minor repairs, Larpentry" River home on large treed RENT A COOK for your spe- Ity deposit. 527-6557 EASTLAND AREA - 2 bed- DENTAL receptlorust for two Complete trammg course lent References. Gift Certd- eledriLal, plumbing, bro- lot, tiled country kitchen, room horne. No lease 884- With salary and commIssion icate Available. Call Chris' ken windows and sash Lord cial occasion Reasonable ISx24 hvmg room, den, dlO- dentist office Insurance Excellent references 881- HARPER - Berkshire area 2280 bill10g experIence a must programs Very high in- 565-4300 replaced, elL Reasonable One bedroom apartment ing room, enclosed porch 8089. THREE Bedroom house for 881-0050 come potential Call Vmce $5 00 Off With This Ad References 882-6759 I Stove, refrigerator, carpet- With nver view Garage Ashley, 779-6222for a COnfi- rent - $600 per month CREATIVE ed, aIr, heat mcluded $285 15x30 boat well, easy lake JANITOR, maintenance man, dential mtervlew. PROFESSIONAL MOVERS Newly decorated through- BABYSITTING KOREAN COOKING per month. 331-0581 access $625 monthly plus dependable, good worker, IDS MARKETING CORP 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE utilities Lease, security, out 884-4812 capable to supervise 2 Equal opportunity employer FAMILY BUSINESS SERVICE AGENCY EXOTIC on ental hors d'oeu- SMALL Carriage home, stu- Servmg the Grosse Pomte references 293-0973 even- BEDFORD - 5 room upper, women. $4 00 per hour St M/F PIANO-APPLIANCES vres. Elegant mam dIShes diO apartment, $295 per ings, weekends carpetmg, stove, refngera Annes NurSing, 6232 Cad- area since 1955 Care of month includes all utilities INSURED, LOW RATES For partIes, or farrnly dm- tor, dishwasher, utlhtles not Ieux 777-4543 CHILDREN and the ners Will cater, or cook 10 References and security WOODS GANTO's can offer the best of ELDERLY By the hour 24 3 BEDROOMS mcluded $350 a month No LANDSCAPE laborers need- your home Reasonable depoSIt. 881-5670 pets 771-7671days, 884-8694 both worlds .. An exciting ~VRoPtAN woma~~~es hour rates available ALL APPLIANCES ed. MInimum wage Must be pnces. Call Mrs Mlsook DUPLEX - Cadieux/Warren evemngs and rewarding career in house work, good refer- LICENSED 264-0202 Doobttle, 823-3979weekdays • 2189 HOLLYWOOD 18 or older. 757-5331 ences, Monday and Thurs- area. $300 monthly With ga- fashion and a fleXible sche- after 1 p m Anyhme on $480 GROSSE POInte Farms, qUi- day, after 5 p.m 881-3648 • CARING & DOING" rage Call 882-4069 DENTAL aSSistant, 3 days a dule enablmg you to enJoy weekends 881-9393 et, convenient street, 3 bed- your faffilly or personal life . IS OUR MOTTO week Grosse Pomte area. EXPERIENCED lady wishes 4803 DEVONSHIRE. 2 bed- HARPER Woods, 4 bedrooms, rooms, Ph. baths, family Call 882-1120 Part-time sales positions care for children or clean APRON Associates, the per- room, bath, hVillg, dmmg room. $65O-month. are now available Apply ill _LIVE INS fect party planners. Hors' newly decorated, liVing HELP! Leaves, gutters, house Transportation room, paneled den, natural room, dImng room, 2 baths, DANAHER, BAER, person at Ganto's. RenaiS- ..AIDES d'oeuvres and main meals storms, windows, etc 882- needed. East Grand Blvd. fireplace, porch, kitchen, 2car garage, $550 per month WILSON & STROH sance Center. for any occasion. 882-7149 stove, refngerator, central 885-7000 3536 area 296-5994. - RN's & LPN'~ Active - 882-5444 air conditIoning, $340 plus COLLEGE student desires OUTER DRIVE-East, custom MATURE Woman wanted to ANY party Wlthm any budget, secunty depoSit Avallable HARPER, WhIttier 2 bed- BABYSITTER Need('d to babysit m my horne, tWin odd jobs. 77H579. For Horne Health Care and always With the profes- room, apphances, carpeted two bedroom horne, flre babysit 1 year old m my November 10th 823-5838 place, basement, garage boys, 4lh months, east-Side GOOD work, local reSident. At Its Best Call SIOnalism of the Old Place $275 secunty 776-8915, 526- BALFOUR-3 bedroom brick $375 References Secunly home Weekdays 7 a m to Detroit 4 days a week, sa- Mmor plumbing, lock and Restaurant VA2-4118, 6382 MEO-STAFF near Mack Wood floors, 5' 30 References needed lary negotiable 822-7747 door repaIr, miscelleanous 886-6166 882-0990. 557-2505 6-FOR RENT fireplace, hmshed base- NEWL Y decorated and car- after 5 p m odd jobs References 885- " ment All apphances, $425 peted 2 bedroom upper flat, GROSSE Pomte Park, , eD-VACATION 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 6D-VACAnON 6D-VACATION I-fOR RENT I-f=OR RENT 6c-ofFICE RENTALS FOR SALE FOR SALE UNFURNISHED FOR RENT RENTALS RENTALS UNFURNISHED LENOX FlOe Bone china, Et. FURNITURE \\'holesale Dis.' ernal Pattern 8-5 piece set- CANAL Home in St. Clair CARIBBEAN Oceanfront HILLSBORO Beach, Flonda, SPACIOUS 5 room apart COLONIAL EAST BOYNE Country - completely tnbutors of Michigan, AAA' tings with serving pieces Shores. 9 Mile-Jefferson ment, large kitchen With on the ocean 2 bedroom furnished, all electriC, 2 tier home Akumal, MeXICO "Wholesale DIrect To~ Excellent condition. $450 area. 2 bedrooms 2 baths nook, bright livingroom 9 Mile - Harper, 350.1,250 Peaceful retreat Pyra- condo Available January d1 . I Square feet, air con. chalet Upper tier - 4 bed- You" 1 Selhng all new mer- Norltakl hne chma, LoreleI large living room 'with mids, scuba dlvmg, etc through March Call 886- fire: Dlng room, F orlda room, dltloned, partitioned of- room.':., 2 showel bath!>, kit. chandIse In origlDal car.! pattern 12-7 piece settings place, famlly room with din- 1 bedroom with walk'in clo- chen, !lvmgroom, dmmg Getaway from the usual No 5833 after 6 p m tons 2 pIE'ce mattress sets, set garage opener $275 In flces Immediate occu- With all servmg pieces tn- In.g. Remodeled kitchen room, fneplace, lower tier telephone, no diSCO Ser- c1udmg heat, secunty depo- pancy, carpetmg, jamtor, CLEARWATER. Florida - 2 twm $59, full $79. queen $99, c1uded, excellent condition, "':'l~h new appliances Full 3 bedlOom, 2 .':.hower bath, vants meluded 884-2231 sofa sleepers $119, bunk sit 881-9477 after 6 p m near x way 881 6436, 778- bedroom, 2 bath luxury $4()() American Tourlster fln1shed basement with wet kitchen, lIVing loom, dmIng beds complete $88 7 piece 0120 CUERNAVACA, MeXICO Condo on the beach 477- luggage 3 pieces, $25 881- bar. Central air. Deck with room, fireplace Ski Ieser hVIng rooms $239, decora- WHITTIER Manor 1 bed ------home 4 bedrooms, pool, 8981 8806 gas grill. 2J,t car garage. room, bath, bvrng, kitchen- OFFICE 22xl0 carpeted, air vatlOn!>now bemg accepted servants and utilities m. tive lamps from $14 88, 5 ------WONDERFUL stuff that you Enclose-8933 eluded, except gas Prefer HUTCHINSON Island - piece wood dinettes $l59, ton hoist. No pets excellent heat and water and parkmg rear, located on service ocean front condo, 2 bed- $800 pits now $375 Open to can't live Without but we're HUTCHINSON ISLAND monthy rental 884-2231 10 100m, 2 bath~, furmshed, the public, dealers and iru.ti- gomg to elegant cane-back con~itlon. ~m~ntb, plus area Available November drive of 1-94 Harper Oceana II, 2 be Thursday, October 27, 1983 Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 11-eARS 11-CARS 8-ARTICLES t-ART1CLES lSA MUSICAL I8-AN11QUES I-ARncLES 11-CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE WANTED FOR SALE 1980 MAZDA 626 - excelle nt CADILLAC Sedan De Ville OFFICE Furniture - desk, 1979HONDA CiVIC, good con. condition, 5 speed, AM-F M RUMMAGE SALE HAMMOND Organ - H MOo ANTIQUARIAN BOOK 884.4544 or 1983, Briar Flremist color, exec sWivel chair, 3 side ANTIR..U~_Q~ COLLECT- dition, $1,B50 stereo, plus many extra s, CHRIST UNITED del Drawbars, presets with FAIR Twenty dealers of- loaded, spht seat, cruise, chaIrs, 3Ox60 table, 3Ox36 IBLE DOLLS SUCH AS work - 823-3220. $4,250 886-6188, call after 6 METHODIST CHURCH Auto Van Full pedalboard fering collectible books wire wheels Excellent ap- bookcase, 2 four drawer hIe MADAME ALEXANDER , 1983 MERCEDES, 3~SEC p.m, 15932 E Warren at Haverhill Make offer 8M-8854 from comics to antiquities, BARBIE, ETC pearance, performance, cabmets, large double door 12,000 miles, Call 54(}.69OO e utility cabmet, calculator- Sat Nov 5, 10 a m .. 4 P m PEAVY Back stasi-amp plus graphics, maps, prmts $15,400, 885-5sre, 1974OLDS Cutlass - rehabl Collectibles, Good qualIty $125 Fender champ amp and manuscripts Sponsor. 757-5568 1983 LINCOLN Continental transportatIon, clean, on e adding machine Separ 1982 RELIANT K-Car statIOn Bargams, Refreshments $90, excellent condition ed by the Friends of the De- 4,000 mIles, Call 54(}.69OO ately or whole package $650 , wagon With wood panelmg, owner, $900 776-2702 881-5923. trOIt Pubhc Library on Fri- ROYAL Doultons, flummels e "THERE is a speCial feel In a 1977SEDAN DeVille - 50,000 886-4547, after 4 p m day and Saturday, Novem. Steuben, and other fin loaded Good condilion 82 INCH-Sofa, blue-country 84 Oldsmobile " Best offer. Call 884-7927 miles Everythmg, on e BLACK Persian lamb fur coat CLA RINET~rofessl~~al ber 4th and 5th, at the Main collectibles Get that special Olds feehng In owner, excellent conditio n mmk collar, ~Ize 16, $100 qwll upholstery, excellent perfect condition, $250 881: DetrOit Pubhc Library, DuMouchelle's Art Gallefle s after 5 p m a Patmon Olds We want to - Persian lamb shoulder conditIOn, $300; 56 Inch 5TII Woodward at Kirby, 9 30 to 963-6255 884-2068 take care of the Pomtes and 1979 Olds Cutlass sr:reme 2 cape - $50, foam conver- Lawson love seat, $100, blue door, air, AM-F stereo, 1979 MAZDA whit e, BABY-Gr-;~ Pian~~Slory & 5 00 P m Adnusslon free JOHN KING 15 still buym g are ready to deal Ask for RX7-=- tible lounge chair, cost $400, wrought Iron porch set 4 excellent condltlon, 46,000 Clark Circa 1930 5'x6' For mformatJon call, lI33- good books for cash. Why DiCk, Marty, or Ed and get rust proofed ,6cylmder, only $200, Lear Jet portable ster- chairs, 2 glass top tabl~s, miles, loaded, $6,000 or be st $2,000 497-5799 ' 4048 sell to someone else fo r your '83 or '64 Oldsmobile 37,000 miles Showroom eo ramo $30 779-5772 upholstered chair, $25, 3() condition, $5,250 or best of- offer 778 1847 lllch Coppertone electnc THREE-Royal DOulton figur- less? 961.0622 821-5000 FORMICA Top -office desk~3 8B-AHnOUES --- fer 753-1336 AVDI doo~ 100LS, self cleaning oven, $150 Ines, "The GoSSlps", "The 1980 LE CAR, 2 door Hatch- 1977 ='4 drawer ~teel hie cabinet, FOR SALE Belle 0 The Ball", and 1DA-MOTORCYCLES CITATION 19814 door, 2 tone loaded, beautiful in and out Call 885-8363 back, 4 s~eed, 35 m p g , reasonable Saturday and "Delphine" Will accept FOR SALE brown, many extras, low Best offer 772-2683, 259- EUREKA-Yacuumcleaner rust proo ed, 37,000 lTl.lles, Sunday 882-6533 ANTIQUE Dealer - selling fm. nearest book value Call mileage, exrellent condl- 7082 plu,; attachments, 3 years AM-FM 8 track, excellent 52 YARDS deep pile CdrPe- Ished furniture Sellers 773-1985 HARLEY DaVidson 1974 - tlon, $5,000 259-4973 CIMARROrl[1983:- red, 5 old, $40 886-6303 kitchen cupboard, onglnal conditIOn, $2,800, 822-9438 tmg, sort gold color 2 years HUMMEL~-24K gold Tran. L M Electnc start, hlS and 1981 VW RABBI-r,-29,OOO speed, sunroof lIlt whee I, palOt With flour bin, $100; 1972 MERCEDES Benz 250 old, $100 5'ID-8488 RUMMAGE TV~tereo-s qwhty Anmversary plate, her seat, HW4 barb clean miles, lIght blue, stereo, crwse, Cadillac execul1v e, sofa, chairs, dresser, book' oak 4 drawer chest (Civil Good condition, must sell, --- - $200 885-8540 must sell, $2000 or est 0f: tape deck, rust proof, excel- 11,800 mIles, $11,300 Min t TWO Garage sales, one stop, 4 war era) $85, EnglIsh wash $4,200 or best offer 371-5271 case headboard, buffet, fer KeVIn 461H498. lent condlllon, $3,700 772- 881-2314 after 6 households, furmture, skiS, stand - black marble top VELVET Green print love- --- condition china, glassware, pots and s 1971VW Fastback $800, after 6 pm "urL~speed bikes, hght fiX- $135 beautiful <;mllll oak seat - excellent condition, 1976 HONDA MT-125, need 7671 ------plln~ t't<" E:'tc Grosse p III ~1-8033 tures, Pdtlo furniture, POInte Memorial Church buffet - beveled muror or $250 2 green velvet match- work Best offer Pete - 882- 1981 FORD Escort, clean, 1977 TRANS AM - loade d yarn, cookware, clothes, Thursday, Nov 3, 10 a m to top $355, 4 tavern chairs for 109 chairs, $125. 527-3095. 1454 DELTA 88 Royale 1982, air, automatIc, air, tmted glass, T-Tops, black beauty , steering, powel ? much much more, 234-254 5 p m $65 Rockers, tables, chairs, ANTIQUE Mt'tal bed With I. power power steermg, rust proof, sharp Must sell $3,950 or Lmcoln, corner Jef£erson ------1980 BATAVIS Moped, exce brakes, 4-door, 17,000miles etc mattress $75 839-2192 n $3,600 885-2164 331-7301 Fnday, Saturday, 10-4 No lent condition. $100 spent 0 ,Excellent condition, $8,100 GRANDFATHER Jacobsen's snow blower - recent tune-up, $350 331 1979 HONDA - 4 speed, 1974 DODGE VAN Wagon pre-sales - 343-0285 CLOCKS good condlllon Thursday UNIVERSAL MALL 0600. Hatchback, 44,000 miles, $400 885-9365 GARAGE Sale-=--furmture, Friday, 9-9 pm Saturday ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE VW-I979 Van Excellent con. While m stock, 30% to 50% off very clean $2,500 886-1342, 1980 LINCOLN Town car ffilSC household Items, Sat. 12-5 p m 884-9286 or 775- [)eqwndre and 12 Ml1e Road, MOPED - AMF Roadmas - dlt!on, new steel belted evemngs Large selecl10n Dealer. 6316 ter, (600 miles), 35 m p.h , 20,000 miles, $10,100 Even urday, Sunday 29th, 30th, clearance 268-2854 or 371- Warren. Sunday, October 30 lIres, AM-FM radIO with $275 Call Anthony, after 6 1978 CHRYSLER, St RegiS lOgs only 881-6481 10-4, 11231Lansdowne 5400 ANN ARBOR - SalIne An- throwdl Sunday, November cassette tape player, auxI- 6 Mall hours, free adlTl.lSo pm 882-5462 hary heater, 37,300 mdes, Brougham, Immaculate, FRIGIDAIRE-2doo-r-re-fn-' g-- tiques Show at Saline Farm 1976 DATSUN zoo.Z, 2+ 2, 4 9 PIECE Dmmg room swt~ Slon, free parkmg. original owner. 88:lr8023 high lTl.lleage, fully loaded, speed, well maintaIned era tor Excellent condition Solid walnut, Al condition, CounCil Grounds October $3,200 or best offer. 881-8099 30. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Early iDS-TRUCKS $2,995 885-3618 $130 885-0079 882 WillIams Street, Lon- FURNITUltE refinished, re~ FOR SALE 1979CAMARO, excellent con- after 6 p m birds welcome at 5 a m 5055 dition, onginal owner. 1978PORSCHE 924, excellen t KENMORE automatic wash- don, Ontano. N5Y253 432- paired, stnpped, any type Ann Arbor - Saline Rd Over Many extras $4,900 884- 1973 MARQUIS Wagon, all conditIOn, 70,000 miles, 1 er Excellent condition, $95. 3553 of carong. Free estImates, 200 dealer 1-94 exit 175 1669, 568-6382. automatic, MIChelIn tires, owner, pnvate, $9,000 823- 885-0079. 474-8953 1978FORD F250 -low rruleag e some rust, $450 881-5771 KENMORE automatic dryer, Wlule In town visit Sahne very good condition, $4,200 0370, after 6 p m. Antiques Mall 10 to 6 Tues. OLDS Cutlass Supreme - 1981, STERLING Flatware by In. works great, $95 885-0079. ANTIQUE handpainted Eur- After 5 pm 839-7413. BEAUTIFUL 280 S E. Merce- to Sun till 8 Fndays excellent condition, power 1981 GRANADA - sun roof ternatlOnal Spnng glory FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator opean porcelam bowl, Bing steering, power brakes, air, des 1968, Call 882-8571 1971FORD Pick-Up cheap, re- Sacnflce $5,395 Excellen Pattern 12-5 piece place works great, white. Pnce AN Estate sale of 20 Museum and Grohndal large polar AM.FM, crUise, Landau liable transportatlon 527- GRANADA 1977 - Excellent conditIon, power, automa settmgs, $1,800 649-5134. negotiable. ~4614 after 6 bronzes, 40 unusual Clois- bear, two antique American roof, 49,000 ml1es $5,995. 4752. in and out One owner, 68,000 hc, stereo. 296-3909 p.m Weekends onne, Louis XV desk, An- wooden school desks, orig. 886-5518 Power steering, GARAGE SALE - Fnday - miles 1979 HONDA CIVIC Hatch tI,Que jades, Mm~l ivo~y la- Inal and excellent condition CHEVY, 1979, VB 350, 0/4 ton power brakes, automatic Saturday, miscellaneous WHIRLPOOL Heavy duty Lar~e Kosta whale St 19831hCHARGER 2.2, black, 5 back, 4 speed, excellen plS, sllk rugs, art ~ass, IVOry pickup, au, 1 ton power transmisSIOn, AM-FM, 25312 Cubberness, near 10 washer, excellent condition mlaid tables, African table, Lows Glass, other items speed with console, AM-FM condition, $2,000 772-8386 Mile Little Mack $160. 885-0079. brakes-steering. Stereo , stereo, cassette, handling $1,700.886-2858 or 886-1000 Chagall, Doulton, Worches- including jewelry P-lease heavy duty suspensIOn 1975 DODGE Charger - sun SPAULDING Full set, With USA BUildings, agricultural ter, Hjiwkes, Wed_gwooCoupe, Abercrombie IE Fitch 1978 GRAND Prix - AM-FM power brakes, air $2,200 exhaust, stereo Best in PLANTATION Shutters, Kmg, $325 All first qllahty Costume }'ewelry, beaded and automatIc, loaded, $8,700. town. $9,895 firm 649-1284 wood, $10 pair, louvered Dealer warehouse clear- stereo, air, all power, good Call Dennis Monday 882-9907. ance. 268-2854 or 371.5400. sequenced dresses, skirts, WANTED-Desk, pair of urns conditIon, $3,200 372-7347 1981 OLDSMOBILE Regency doors, some warped, $5 each . ------sweaters and tops. Fancy through Friday, before 5 983OLDS Frenza station wa- panel, 36" round Wicker books on antiques, footstool pm ~4502. gon, many options Avail. 98 - 4 door, full power, CONTEMPORARY Sofa and mohair and cashmere swea- Imens, sewlOg table, hal PONTIAC Astre, 1977, hme leather seats, Wire wheels, table $20, 4 steamer trunks loveseat, wheat, Herculon, ters, shoes, purses and green, best offer, 885-2998 1981RABBIT Diesel LS, 40,000 able November 15th, $8,250 $15 each, PreCISIOn roller chest, 885-8177. 884-5605 stereo, mint condition Orig- hke new $500. End table. belts. Good condition. 1970MUSTANG, green, black miles, loaded, excellent skates, size 61h, $20, 882- COLLECTOR would hke to mal owner 885-8085. $100. Large ceramic lamp - Highest prices paid. Tempo vmyl top, rebUilt motor , conditIon, $4,300 or best of- 983 CAMARO 228, AM-FM, - 9700 buy U.S and foreign stamps $100 Portable grill $20. Call Studio. 544-8146; 883-3842. needs brake work, very re- fer. 882-2410 crUise, Tuff-coat 12,000 1960 FIRE BIRD , air condit- and U.S. coms 469-0906. iorong, AM-FM stereo, rally HERCULON couch (rust: 885-5530 after 7 p m Week- storable, $575. 821-6021. 1974CHEVELLE 2 door, nE'W mlles Excellent condillon, gold brown), $125 Kitchen days After 10 a m. Satur- LARGE Selection of antIque PRIV ATE Collector looking $11,500 Ask for Jim Barker wheels Rear defroster, 1982 SUBARU Brat GL pick pamt, headers, murrIer trestle table, 2 benches, 2 day and Sunday. wooden carousel horses of 343-6000. power steenng.brakes Low for roce lTl.lneral specimens up 16,000 miles, 4 wheel 88&-3065 Captain's chairs - $400, THE PERFECT musical gift _ museum quality 751-8078 I would also like to hear from -- - miles Very mmt 791-4840 drive, loaded, $5,600 or best 1965-MUSTANG Fastb-ack, ------Craftsman floor model dnll the woman who bought my 1982PONTIAC - 2000 Hatch- for the asplting musiCian! MANCHESTER offer. 885-9290 after 5 p.m. automatiC, 289 4-V console, 1977 MERCURY Cougar, •press $150, 886-4917 Gnnnell Bros piano - sel- ANTIQUE MALL collection in Grosse Pointe back, automal1c power excellent condition, $4,200 4-door, 302 engine, air con- steering, power brakes, GE 18pound washer like new, dom played - $900 or best of- Just arrived, spectacular, Farms, 1974, 1975, after 5 1981 CORVETTE - 2 tone 343-0151 dltIonmg, power steermg- sun roof, stereo, radials, fer 886-7846 after 2.30 p m highly carved, quarter p.m 881.4946 paInt loaded T-tops, 29,OOC - brakes, new hres, new ex- $150 885-0079 1978 BMW320, 4 speed __ ------sawed oak fall front desk miles. $13,400, excellen t $5,000, 884-9017. sun- haust system, new radIator, GARAGE Sale, Saturday 9-4 ------roof alloys, extras Excel- LARGE INSULATED DOG 116 East Main, Manchester conditIOn 791-2955, 792 clean Must see $2,900 778- ClothIng m excellent condit- GAS STOVES - 1979 BLACK AMC SPIrIt, low lent condItIon All papers HOUSES, CUSTOM- (20 mmutes southwest of 2418 8469 Ion, toys, books, household WANTED mtleage With blown engine 371-6277 --- -- MAD~. ~~~CH_. _331-0986_ Ann Arbor) Open 7 days, ------Items 51 Grosse Pointe $$ TOP DOLLAR PAID $$ 1972 CUUA - 340, barrel , $600 or Interested 10 engine - -- - SEASONED FIrewood - all _1G-_5__428--~~_7 _ 4 Black, Blvd, (next to Chrl"t rebUilt engIne, mag wheels , for same 881-6006. MAZDA RX-7 1980 885-0079 MIchelin radials, 4speakers, oak, $50 delIvered Tom MATERIALS UNLIMITED - - - body needs work $1,000 QlUrch) , 1977DODGE Diplomat Ex- stereo bUIlt m, Trudeau 296-2215. Exquisite tiger Maple child's -- 979-7315 AM/FM SEE COUCH 96", modern look, bed with ralls, Circa 1820; 2 ~DEL'OIL cellent conditIOn No rust radar detector, $6,500 Call blue ChandelIer, 30" wa- 8A-MUSICAL elegant burled walnut full WILL purchase and pump 1978DOOOEO1allengerLlke 57,000 miles New battery, 528-3137, or 581.1502 after RAY gonwheel, 6 hght, (heavy double beds; ExceptIonal from your tank new, 4 cylinder, 5 speed, air exhaust system, bra kes, 630pm INSTRUMENTS $2,450 884-7944,331-4306 -- -- - looking) 884-3736 Rosewood music cabinet 882-9420 condltlOnedl electnc mlr CAMPISE ror, tllt wneel, AM-FM 976 MUSTANG, hatchback ADMIRAL Refngerator, Architectural antiques in re- . - 1982 BUICK Regal, 4 doo-r, power stereo, digital clock , automahc, power steenng, ~J(ieby SIde, excellent con- ALL s~ored and on~mal c0!1di- SHOTGUNS and rifles wantt:~ silver, loaded, $7,900 52fr loaded $3,500flrm 886-9216 air, AM-FM, good condl ditIon, $275or trade ror car PIANOS WANTED tlOn FlOe penod furnIsh- - Parker Fox Smith Win 4442 882-9055 Early AM or DRUMMY ings and accessoreis chester a~d others P;ivate ------tlOn, original owner 69,OOC 719-4404 TOP CASH PAle 1900 MUSTANG hatchback, 4 late PM. ffilles $1,800 839-9049 MATERIALS UNLIMITED collector 478-5315 ------DO Your Chn<;tma<; <;hOpplOg speed, good condition, 1m-FORD Fall-Tnont Futura, AT ONCEI 2 West Michigan Ave. BOOKS 981 ELDORADO - trIple OLDS early and eaSIly Come to YpsIlanti, Mlch $3,500 881-1174 48,000 miles, red, gold 541-6116 PURCHASED grey, leather, CB, 27,000 88's, 98's AND the CHRISTMAS FAIR at ------Open Monday thru SUnday 19T7ACCORD ,-alr;-5tereo, stnpes, standard transmis- Groc;se POinte MemOrial sion, power steermg, air, mIles, ongmal owner, gas CUTLASSES IN srOCK 10 am- 5 p m SeD your fine books With well-maIntaIned, Just pai- engIne, excellent condition, Church, 16 Lake Shore Dr SELLING OUT 1-483-6980 confIdence in our integnty nted, newer brakes, tIres, stereo, tape deck, bucket n2-2200 ----- 371-2219,881-2431 Hand crafted glft<;,gourmet 30/70% and expenence tuneup $2,150 or best 822- seats, new tIres Best offer - - delights, rummage, con- ANTIQUE clock repairs, all over $2,000 885-8143 Drums, gUitars, band string styles and maICes plus GRUB STREET 5869 tinuous snack shop, free Instruments 8833 Van A BOOKERY ------1979 DATSUN - 280ZX ,-2-.;:2", baby sitting for ~hoppers newer clocks 822-3859. MERCEDES Benz 1972, 220, 4 STEVE" fi t;' d'"... Dyke 17194E Warren every available optIon, ex- Rml" \ ( Page NN-O Thursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 13-REAL ESTATE 1)-REAL !STAT! 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 11-tARS 11F-TRAILERS 13--REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SAU! FOR SALE AND CAMPERS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE TWO FAMILY BRICK ' 1978OL08 Cutlass - all', power GROSSE Pomte Woods, 3 GROSSE POINTE CITY MEADOWBRIDGE -16 Mtle JONATHANS PALEMINO YEARLING GROSSE Pomte Woods 3 bedroom brick ranch, nat- Jefferson and • Mile - 7-15 ,tel'l 109, power brakes, ex- and Harper 2 bedroom, pop-up camper - sleeps 6, bedroom Ranch Prime lo- ural fIreplace, remodeled LANDING rooms. Complete e.rpet.iDI. cellent condilion $4 500 $20,000 DOWN townhouse, IIh baths, at- excellent condition, $1,800 cation, custom bwlt With ex- throughout, no basement. LAND CONTRACT JUPITER, FLORIDA fireplace. kltchen:..::; 779-4404 " tras By appomtment only tached garage, many ex- or best offer 884-2018. 343-0587after 6 p m Lincoln Road - Large Eng- tras By owner. $50,000 2 bedroom, 2 bath Windward modeled, new double 1975PLYMOUTH-GrandFury ------886-2324,no brokers Village $155,000, furnish- windows New furnaee, ENCLOSED Snow mobile LET your house make itSown lish Tudor. 4 bedroomst 3th 792-3446after 6. good condll1on, 2 door, red trailer 8x9x4' ,$450 77~5772 LAKEPOINTE near Jeffer- payments Would youltke to baths, .uewly decorated. ----~ ------ed For detatls call (216) owner occupied. $58.000. With white top, $1,900 882- --- - son, 2 farmly flat With extra have low payments and pay Call fasf • it won't last CONDO Excellent as mvest or 473-0872 or (216) 292-6607 776-1657 846t reSidence One bedroom, all 1976 STARCRAFT Galaxy 6, lot, 5 car brick garage, 5 le!>staxes? Call about this CENTURY excellent condition, fully rooms, bath each Lower appliances, all' conditIOned, INCOME PROPERTIES THREE Bedroom Colonial., 1!J7bFOHD E!>tate - all', power brick 2 family mcome in 21~ARKLEY equipped, plus screened en- vacant, $65,000 With $15,000 near 1-94 and Cadieux 2, 3 and 4 Units DetrOit and Grosse Pointe Woods. ,teelll1g and brakes, snow northeast DetrOit. Lots of closure 886-1841. down Mabarak, 881-0000 751-8900 $16,900 Call 643-0816 after suburbs Tax shelter. Cash Fanuly room, all brick pa- tile, dnd rims, new pamt, no loom, 900 SQ ft per umt, ------4.30p m or 296-1747 flow For an excellent in- tio, attached 2 car gar .... I u~t, 43,000mlles Looks and HARPER Woods:20089 Beau- ~eparate utilities, meters, BISHOP - 3 bedroom Col~ vestment opportunity call new kltchen. Must be seen to 12B-VACAT10N and basements, new roof, mal updated kitchen, car- BY OWNER-- 794 Canter- lun, great, $2,000, 884-2556 fait, Open Sunday 2-.5,4 bed- appreciate. Call for ap.- PROPERTY and very well malntamed. petmg, drapes, natural bury, Grosse Pomte Woods, STIEBER REALTY 1976 MONTE Carlo - rooms, IIvmg room, dlmng pointment ll82-7S08. good room, den, full basement, ASK FOR T J fireplace, recreation room, 4 bedrooms, bnck Colomal 775-4900 condillon, AM FM stereo, all alummum trims, storms Century 21, Town & Country eleetl'lc grage door Sacri- With study, hVlllg room, din \\11 e wheeb 74,000 miles, SCHUSS Mountain chalet, 4 and screens, 2 baths, 2 car ~1 ~ (~!E!!AL_ flce, $43,000 343-9233 mg room, family room, 803 MICHAUX 1'0\\1'1, $2,100 882-1805 bedrooms, 21h baths, fUlly fireplace, 21h baths First furnished, largest, hIghest garage, long term contract FIRST OFFERING GROSSE Pomte City -007 GROSSE POINTE SHORES ,INCOLN CONTINENTAL available Dra<;tlcally re- =- floor, laundry, 2 c a I' at- lot In area SWIm, golf, ski 19764 door Town car Mmt duced Immediate occu- GROSSE POINTE CITY University Brlck, 3 bed- tached garage Quiet court, New home bwlt and deSigned by Edward J Russell Reduced to $69,500 445-2180 Inc 4 bedroom, 2 full baths, sunken livmg room 57000 miles $2,900 882- ----.,---~---- pancy Active Realty Co Ulllverslty, charmmg 3 room, fireplace, deck, 2 car Umverslty Liggett area bedroom brick Colomal, garage, new furnace, city With cathedral ceLlmg Formal dimng with oak 5558 CAPE Coral - waterfront, 882-5444 Walk to all schools, Open - - new carpetmg, kitchen, rec certs completed, $66,000 Sunday 1-5, or appomtment flooring, 2 natural fIreplaces Loaded with luxury 981 CADILLAC Coupe De- $37,000 and assume con- GROSSE -POINTE WOODS tract. Also 5 acre estate loom and roof All', large _88~_1-_7_97_0 - 886-2612 amerutJes such as hand carved oak stair rail. sutr Ville Lo\l, null's, FlOrIda ROSLYN, Charmmg 3 bed------zero refngerator, Jenn-Air, mICro-oven combina- Barn, fish pond, near An- lot, CIty certified ASSUME FOR SALE by owner 90 BALFOUR-Warren, mcome, Cdl, mu~t see, $9,900, 46~ room, 2112 bath custom bUIlt at $69,500 Mapleton New wmdows, tIOn, central all' and complete fire/burglar protec- 227')dftel 5 PM chor Bay Evening, 725- Colomal Den, Florida $4,000 down, Land Contract - - - 0222 STIEBER REALTY sldmg, roof, skyhghts terms, 2 umt duplex, 25% tIon 979 HORIZON, 4 door, auto------room Landscaped, With patio OXFORD, 2 bedroom ranch, cash return to buyer, spa- OFFERED AT $249,900 m 1t'C :1'1, ~!,895 BSI4517 FLORIDA NEo\R TA.MPA 775-4900 Low uhlitv and mainte- kitchen with bredKI d~l CIOU:>, 2 beJIoom I.lmts OPEN DAILY ~5 dfte! 5 PM GROSSE POINTE FARMS nance cost Reasonable LuxurIOUs 1, 2, 3 bedroom room, den, natural fire- Leave me~sage 882-0842 condos, viIlas, townhouses, Lothrop, spacIous 3 bedroom 881.0879 882-2555 884.1386 981 VOLKSWAGEN-SClITO- place, $66,900 1616 HUNTINGTON, -Grosse completely decorated In- bllCk Ranch, den, Flonda BY OWNER _ 1-94 Wtuttlef ceo 11kI' new, low rmleage, ANITA, Outstandmg 3 bed- Pointe Woods brIck ranch, 3 ~um oof, many extras cludmg carpetmg, appli- room, 1% bath Colomal, room, hreplace, attached Beautiful 3 bedroom brick MELDRUM COMPANY REAL TOA ances, pool, tenniS, golf, din- garage, all alummum trim, Colonial. Mmt conditIon bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car at- $6,200 263-0297 den, central all', 2 car gar- tached garage, farmly room, Manne CIty, CLASSIC VICTORIAN HOME, the exterior mg facilities on premises beautifully landscaped Newlydecorated,llh baths, age well landscaped lot, many IS all knot-free, clapboard siding, the intenor features 1977 FURY Sport CeyloI14 minutes from the Gulf Fea- yard 90/4% hnancmg at extra insulation, 10207Bea- BRYS South, 3 bedroom brick extras, open Sunday, 2-4 natural oak woodwork throughout, 2 natural fireplaces door, an, cruise, stereo, 318, tures only the fmest $79,900 WOW1 consheld. Open Sunday, excellent conditIOn $2,200 ranch, 2 natural fIreplaces, For further mformatIon, With mantles ofpohshedhardwood, a hallway b1ghligbted amellltles from $51,900 - attached garage STIEBER REALTY October 30th, 1()'3, call 372- Before 4, 881 9174 $180,000 Mfordable financ- call by a spiral staircase of natural oak fhush, 4 bedrooms. a ------GROSSE POINTE PARK 775-4900 0429 WEISS REALTY ing rate, mqUlre a~out our ------modern bwlt-m Iutchen formal dining room, adjoming 1983CAPRICE Estate Wagon, MIDDLESEX, A laVishly 882-5900 low miles, clean, loaded free 3 day mspectlOn pac- ST CLAIR SHORES CUSTOM RANCH old.fashlOned parlor, Walklllg distance to St Clatr River home, m a grand setting, 3 OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 GROSSE POINTE SHORES kage GROSSE Pomte Park, Mary- beach and shoppmg Fmancing available $79,900 $10,500 After 5 p m 885- bedrooms, famJly room, 20937 Michael Ct Mmt condi- Marble foyer, 2 fireplaces, 3-4 886-9600 land 3 bedroom brick, new ATTENTION. COUNTRY GENTLEMEN - 31 acres 4939 modern kitchen, den, heat tlOn, 3 bedroom Ranch bedrooms, famtly room ------bath, side drive, 21h car ga- near Richmond, Belle River meanders through property, 978 OLDS Omega, loaded FOUR Bedroom home With ed pool, With cabanna, pn Great family room, 23x14 approximately 2,500 square rage. $34,900 822-8646 older well maintamed, 2 family income, beautiful Good conditIOn 885-8492 175 feet of breathtakingly vate 24Ox200foot lot With hreplace, IIh baths, feet beautiful beach on Lake Hu- hardwood floors, 2 bedrooms down, 1up Will show good t977 JEEP Renegade, sharp, WILCOX REALTORS flllished basement, attach- Secluded yard with heated ron Walls and ceihng~ all ed garage Owner leaving in-ground pool. Prl(:edm the TODAY'S BEST return on Investment, Land Contract terms to qualified new soft top, tires (extra 884-3550 buyer Owner will finance Call today for details $110,000 large) and brakes, $3,700 paneled, new carpetmg, SWl state Term., $160's, 45 South Edgewood, BUYS room and family room, DAYS 725-8494 EVENINGS: 822-11970 886 0368 BY OWNER Beautiful Con- KESSLER 771-2470 884-2861. GROSSE POINTE ------stone fireplace Call TAP- do, pnme locatIOn, St ClaIr THREE bectroombnck bun- ----H-O-U-S-E-- GROSSE POINTE PARK 1980 FORD Fairmont Low PAN for details Shores 2 bedroom, utilIty Nottingham - 3 bedroom miles, lady's car, excellent TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES room, spacIOus closets, galow m Ideal DetrOit area WANTED Good starter, $34,900 Call . single, side dnve, 2 car gar- condillon, $3,600, 46~2275, 884-6200 walk-m pantry. stove, refn- BY OWNER Mark Monaghan, Schwelt- Private Farmly WIshes to pur- age, house remodeled, very' 11% LAND CONTRACT aftI'I 5 PM gerator. dIshwasher, all' snarp! Near schools ana ALPENA 2 bedroom cottage, zer Real Estate 886-5800. chase home In Grosse Late model Trans-Am condltiomng, assumable 9 Pomte Area. Not to exceed ShOPPing, $42,900, price re- rwo on wooded lot, 100' of lake doors, 372-7763 after 6 p m year Land Contract, 11%, OPEN Sunday 2 to 5, 22010 $100 000 (219) 272-4734 duced Easy terms PrIme Lochmoor Blvd, location. Area of property ap- frontage by 500' deep, Monday . Wednesday be- Marter, St Clair Shores,' . GROSSE POINTE PARK preciation Tender lovmg care has been given this , 1980 PLYMOUTH HOl'lzon - $28,500 Land Contract fore noon Mter 5 p m 77&- one of a kmd Ranch With In- GRAYTON. Cadieux/Mack, Handyman special, 5-5 m- 4 to 5 bedroom, 41h bath house with appealing mas- TC3, 4 speed, power steer- (517)354-4744 5355 Thursday - Sunday be- door pool $5000 assumption beautiful 3 bedroom Brick come. Gas heat, new electri- ter suite. Large living room and formal dining mg, AM-FM, rear defogger, fore noon after 6 pm 371- to qualified buyer Call bungalow, dining room, na- cal,system, some repairs room with picture windows, marble foyer and low miles, very clean, mce 12D-LAKE AND 2992 Mark Monaghan, Schwelt- tural fireplace, basement, 1 completed To be sold as IS fireplace, Circular staircase and custom fine qual- car $3,500 822-5523 RIVER PROPERTY ------zer Real Estate, 886-5800. car garage. GIllen Realty - - BY OWNER No realtor~, 3 ------886--3665. Land Contract terms to qual- ity throughout Library, family room, screened !\WST SELL! 19804 door VW BRICK mcome, Cadieux, ------Ified buyer. PrIce reduced to slate floor terrace BuJlder's home with many LAKE St. Clair Vacant lot, 80 bedroom brick Colomal, Ra bblt All' condillomng, Mack area 3 room upper, WHEN a bUilder builds for his $29,500 amemties Must I foot frontage by 800 foot central all', lower level see AM FM, automatic, new family rooms, Ph bath. 21h four lower, fireplace, bnck own faml~y, only quality ST CLAIR SHORES tll 1''', brakes, shocks, alter- deep, near 15-Jefferson, garage low $308. Land Con- material IS used throu~h. on the Waterfront, custom very private $109,000 car gal age, intercom, cen CALL NOW FOR APPOINTMENT ndlor, battely, hoses, excel- tract or assumeable, 8% out. This IS a luxury bnck bUilt 3 bedroom Ranch. 2% Owner, 772-1620or 881-7382 tral vacuum system Re- lent conditIOn, 823-6868 cent furnace and roof 332-2611 three Ibedroom, two baths car garage, steel seawall, 886-5135 ST CLAIR River, older, re- $74,000 886-4383 after 6 --- . each plus stall showers boathouse and hOiSt, $25,000 MUSTANG Lovers 1972 GROSSE Pomte Woods. Love- Sunroom or family room. stored home. 4 bedrooms, ------down on Land Contract to Mach I, 351 Cleveland en- CONDO, Harper Woods By ly 2 bedroom bnck ra~ch Large hvmg rooms, natural 2112 baths, 100' frontage, qualified buyer. gine, very good condition, owner Must sell Pnce re- With year around FlOrida fIreplaces. Formal dmmg no rust, $2,850 Must see to north of St. ClalJ' River GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE SHORES duced for quick sell 445- room, attached garage. rooms, separate breakfasl New lIsting - 5/5, 2 family appreciate 774-0908 after 5 City hmlts. Call after 6 30 9480 Open Sundy 2-5 p m 88&- rooms Large kitchens WIth BY OWNER pm P m 3~7901 ------flat,2 gas furnaces, sidedrive, ST CLAIR Shores Condo- 3476. _ _ apphances. Two porches III 2 car garage, new roof, new CLASSIC FARM COLONIAL :9Bl VW Van - fuel mjection rmmum, New, 2 bedroom, LAKESHORE Village Real each. Carpeted throughout vmyl sllhng. Priced right at Located % block from Lakeshore dnve, on an attrac- engme, excellent conditIOn, 12E-COMMERCIAL one bath, all fIrst floor con- estate broker has client who Abundant lighted clothes $37,000. Easy terms tively landscaped 150 x 80 lot Offenng the follow- $8,700 823-6326 PROPERTY venience, all new appli- wants to purchase a town- closets, also cupboards ga. ing features, 979SUBARU 2 door deluxe~ ances, last av'a-ll'able umt house m Lakeshore Vtllage lore. Each apartment has CROWN REALTY front wheel drive, AM-FM BUSINESS and Owner anxIOus Call 886- complex The Blake Com- It'S own stairway to base- 821.6500 Mutschler kitchen, panelled dining room with fireplace rear defroster, excellent INVESTMENT 6484. pany 881-6100. ment, givmg each privacy. TOM McDONALD It SONS and bwlt-m grl1l. Beautiful living room with par- conditIOn and gas mileage, PROPERTIES 1035% MSHDA 30 year fixed Sepa~ate basements, re- 3rd GENERATION qued floor, 14 x 18 Lord and Burnham solarium/g- excellent condition, $2,450 Exclusively BY OWNER - 3 bedroom Co- reenhouse. First floor powder room Attached gar- lonial, newly decora.ted, mortgage Only $1 200dowll' creatIon room. Large cedar BY OWNER - 71 Willison, 771-9712 SALES - LEASES wl11get you a $260'payment closet Three entrances. Grosse Pointe Shores - age with eIeetnc door opener. Upstairs, four bed- EXCHANGES fimshed basement, Ca- 976 OLDS 98 - fully loaded, dIeux-Chandler Park area, mcluding taxes and lllSur- Storms and screens Prime location, exclusive rooms, and two baths. very good coodltJon, $2,000 Vlrgmia S Jeffnes, Realtor 882-6360 After 6 p m 884- ance Mack and Moross throughout .Lavatory and residence near Lakeshore, 3 882-0899 or best offer 777-5673 8513 area 2 bedroom alummum washbowl In basement bedrooms, 21hbaths, formal ASKING $156.900 ------bungalow, all certs done Four car stucco on brIck dining room and handsome OPEN SUNDAY 3 - 6 pm 976 PLYMOUTH Duster - GROSSE POINTE TAX SHELTER - one bed- 61 ROSLYN ROAD KERCHEVAL Call T J, For DetaIls garage. No leaky base- family room Must be seen I uns good, must sell, $400or room effiCiency co-op Whit- Century 21, Town & Country me~ts ever Owner oc- to appreciate. No Brokers Commercial building for sale. best offer 824-7517 tier-I-94 Rents $240 Mam- 771-0800 (OOFAR) CUpied Neff near Jefferson 886-7576, 961-7970 for ap- 3000 sq. ft divided mto 4 re- 981-GRAND PI'lX LJ - 24,000 tenance $63 $10,500 cash 885-2209. LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS tail units. On-site parkillg pointment. miles, 1 owner, loaded, 882-8176 FOR SALE by owner. Grosse for 18 cars. 50' of frontage Pomte Woods, 552 Thorn ALGONAC AREA COUNTRY HARPER Woods, 3 bedroom Owner wishes to sell one or more condominium tow- $6,350, call after 5 881.6781 BRICK Income 5/5 - carpet- next to popular restaurant Tree 4 bedrooms 21hbaths Estate on 10 wooded acres of brick Bungalow, base- nhouses directly to qualified buyers, without ed, gas heat. fireplace, ga- PrICe reduced 884-9238. quality bUIlt III 1973 Early ment, garage Newly dec- Broker Sunset Circle Condominiums are located 977 MONTE Carlo, 54 000 $137,000. Terms rage, awmngs, 4190 Bed- semor cItizen mIles, $2,950. TOLES & ASSOCIATES -- -- Amencan farmhouse. 4 big orated. $44,900. Open Sun- on Harper between 13 Ml1e and Masonic in St. ford 881-2592 Owner 2056 VAN Antwerp, Grosse bedrooms 4 baths 2 fIre- 526-5942 885-2000 day 2-5 p m 293-11615 Clair Shores, Michigan - --- _ -_ ~~~-T P~mte Woods 3 bedro~m places. M~ch more.' Each umt has private entrance and carport, spacious 1810ALLARD, (Woods) Cus- bnck Colomal, 16x23family 667-69 NEFF Road - Duplex AUTOMOBILE owners - As GROSSE POINTE CITY OF. kitchens with refrigerator, self-cleaning range, low as $31 quarterly, buys FICE BUILDING near the tom bwlt bungalow, 3 bed room With fireplace, 1full, 2 $148,000. . completely refurbIshed. 3 half baths central air cov- ST. CLAIR- 2story red bnck garbage dISposal, dishwasher, 2 bedrooms with baSIC automobile insur- Village 3 levels of offices rooms, 1% baths, fireplace, bedrooms each, 2% baths ered patl~ flmshed base. VICtOrIan Itahnate home. generous closets, complete carpeting, central air ance 881-2376 fully renovated in and out newly decorated, central each,garage, new furnaces ment By o:.vner 886-2030 Acreage, huge pond, 6 bed- condltionmg with individual climate control, 2,150 square feet Parking air, flmshed basement Call Open SUnday 2to 4- 886-9899 1979VOLA-RE -=-good-condi- 882-1409 after 6 p m or __ -- rooms, 2baths, Ben Franklin laundry and uhllty area. for 10 cars Beautifully de- CONDO, 3 bedrooms, IIh fireplace Land Contract tlOn Call Marge after 4p m Total square footage IS approximately 1,000. The units corated for the profeSSional. weekends baths One block to VIllage Terms ' SHOREPOINTE 884-4074 are 4 years old 881-4200 $1,500OOwN,-$375 Permonth, Superb local1on Low mam-. . CONDOMINUIM l1B-CARS WANTED JOHNSTONE &r: cheaper than rent Across tenanceand utilities. Priced 8 Umt apartment bUlldmg - $45,000. per Untt, WIth very liberal Land Contract TO BUY JOHNSTONE street from Grosse Pomte nght POSSible owner fman. Co.ndo complex - Quality 1993SHORE POINTE terms, privately financed, $2,500 down, 11% Land Park Four bedroom Colo- ced and or lease back. 88S- bUllt 1981 $215,000. GROSSE POINTE Contract For mquines contact Anita M. Dupes, OUTER Drive & Warren, mal Reduced $4,600, des- 7031 North Channel Realty 881-9133 774--5580 TOP $ $ $ $ bldg. WIth 1,950 sq. ft Pro- perate owner Call Angela ------794-9231 perty has many Improve- Century 21 Parkvlew 977- GROSSE POINTE WOODS Paid For Your Junk or ments. Nice 1 bedroom SADDLE LANE 766 LAKELAND - FantastIc 26' Farmly Room with 0900 LUXURY CONDOMINIUM Unwanted Car apartment on 2nd floor Call - --- - Beautiful four bedroom Colo- cathedral cetling and large custom Natural Firep- EXECUTIVE Ranch 3 bed- ON LAKE ST CLAIR BULL AlITO PARTS TAPPAN for details mal, family room, firep- lace tUlns this eqwsite Colomal into something. rooms, 21h baths, family BY OWNER lace, first floor laundry, 21h special Every room in this 3 bedroom, 2 Bath 894-4488 TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES room, 2 fireplaces, 21h car 2 UNITS, 2,200 sq it, Immediate occupancy $179,500 bath, fmlshed basement, Home IS newly decorated House has too many ex- 884-6200 garage, kitchen With bUIlt- ~ale; lease $1,800 per month 1JUST got c'al1edback to work central all', 2% attached tras to enumerate Must be seeD to appreciate. after 2 years Thmgs are ins roo67Woodland, Harper garage 9=Y4% fmancmg 465-0505 468-2002 tough To keep my Job I CLASSIFIED ADS Woods 371-8212 STIEBER REALTY PRICE REDUCED have to have a car, $600 HARPER Woods 3 bedroom CALL 882.6900 775-4900 1786 OXFORD - Bnck Veneer Bungalow with Living range, buses do not run on bnck ranch, Grosse POinte STONEY CREEK AREA my Job schedule PLEASE schools, $59.900 Call 884 Room, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms and Bath, Close to Call me 824-4477 Thank 12D-LAKE AND RIVER Custom designed and buill Ranch home, situated on one shoppmg III established area - 2 car garage, trees. 0424 GROSSE POINTE you PROPERTY acre --- - - GROSSE POINTE WOODS WOODS CALL AFTER 5 P M JUNK OR wrecked cars and ,...------, Woods Lane Attractive, 4 1727 Anita 3 hedroom 313-781-3956 trucks Top dollar paid WALLOON LAKE bedroom brIck Colomal. )1/2 story, many extra ... 7i6-4529 or 777-8352 Custom bUilt 3 bedrooms, approximately 2,800 square - - -- - appliances indudl'd. BV WANTED 1978Cadlllac Sedan 21h baths, 2 car garage feet, 31h baths, hardwood OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 DeVille - 421-:1m6 WIth apartment 122 fl., floors, wet plaster, "plral Owner. 882-4.l43 dav", 16818 CRANFORD frontage, 2 fireplaces, stairway, closet., galore 886-3652 evenin!ls. GROSSE POINTE CITY Scully & Hendne, Inc. Real Estate 75% completed BUilder Owner must sell Call today The character of these condommlUms IS unsurpassed 11e-BOATS OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 AND MOTORS WIll flllish to SUit purch- for appomtment 10 foot cel1mg WIth decoral1ve moldmgs, natural 881-8310 aser Larry Relhnger CENTURY 21 fireplaces and much, much more These umts are 6 Run about, 40 h P Mer- 61&-347.8167; 61&-347-8351 ALEARDI WHY NOT pncOO to sell ('ur~, good duck huntmg evemngs ~8800 777-7510 CONSIDER LAND CONTRACTS AVAILABLE OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 BY OWNER boat $1,500 Thursday, FrI- RENTING YOUR M A GERNAY REAL F.sTATE 331-8408 day ~5, Saturday until Noon PROPERTY? 790 UNIVERSITY PLACE tJ77Hampton _ 12E-COMMERCIAL 12E-COMMERCIAL AND PROPERTY PROPERTY HAVE IT MANAGED TAKE TIME TO SEE THIS <;-Z 67 Meter, 1980, 4 salls, IT'S A GOOD MOVE' BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL hrad outboard, VHF, knot DILLON OPEN SUNDA Y 1-5 meter, race eqUIpped, PROPERTY 925 BARRINGTON, GROSSE POINTE PARK many extras, trader, a.,kmg MANAGEMENT $11 500 new h.,t over Colonial, 4 large bedrooms, master bedroom on mam 881-4147 $16000 881-3812 floor, large lIVing room, formal dlllmg room, large -- kItchen WIth family room, 3 baths, entire house re- 26' SKIFF Craft Sport modeled Land Contract terms avaIlable Must see to FI,herman 1982.flybl'ldge, THE RERKSHIRES appreciate, call between 8 a m -8 p m 823-5971 By ))u 13-REAL ESTATE 13A-LOTS 18-PETS 2OF-WASHER AND 21D-TV AND 21F-MOME 21F-MOME 21F-HOME FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE DRYER REPAIR RADIO REPAIR IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT LOCH MOOR Reduced over VACANT RESIDENTIAL FREE to GOODhomes-red, '- RAU MAINTENANCE $8,000 A 3 bedroom brIck PROPERTY female tiger kitten, 10 LET GEORGE DO , AMJ ELECTRONICS MODERNIZATION HADLEY HOME ALL WOMEN CREW Ranch, Flonda room, cen- 50 foot frontage on residential weeks old Tramed. 7 month Washer, dryer, di&hwashe TV, stereo, sales and ser- M.T. CHARGOT IMPROVEMENT • Paintmg • Paperhangmg • vice Free estimates tral aIr, 2 car detached ga- street in the Park 175 feet old bunny - checkered giant. and ranges repaired. All BUILDING CO, Minor Repairs • PlasterlOg rage with opener Take over 823-3891 after 4 30 makes. NO SERVICE Panasomc, Toshiba Au. INC. • Cleaning • Home Malllle- deep Cash or Land Con- PERSONALLY DESIGNED COMPLETE REMODELING mortgage at 8%% Interest tr act terffi$ A K C Mmi Toy Poodle _ CHARGE If repaired. Guar- thorJzed service, 20649 * Ktchens - Attics nance. Indoor and outdoor. rate $265 monthly pay- Mack, Grosse Pointe SERVICE Semor CItizen Discount • 'R G EDGAR&:ASSOCIATES dark brown, female, anteed parts and. service. * Basements - Porches Kitchens-Baths mente; Located In Grosse Woods Monday-Friday, Call for free estimates 4 months Loves people speclahzin~ in GE, Ken * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms Additions-Porches Pointe Shores 9-7, Saturday, 9-5 882-8540. 881-5999 886-6010 oung and old Paper more and hirlpool prod- Outdoor deck envIronments Attlc/Rec Rooms Sprawling newer brick Y ucts. CUSTOM CRAFTED Alummum Sldlng/Tnm Ranch, featuring 3 bed- tramed $150 884-0384 PERSONALIZED COLOR TV, HI-Fl, STEREO • AttIcs & Porch Enclosure~ Three MJle Dr - 2nd lot off * Cabinets - Formica Gutters/Down Spouts rooms, country' size kitchen, BOUVIER, 2 years old, SERVICE SINCE 1965 ~264 • AdditIOns and Kitchens Jefferson Irregular size maie~ * Wood working - trtm work Storm WlIldows/Doors adjacent family room with net'ds good home. 886-3649 George Stults ANTENNAS • CommercIal BUildings 250 ft deep. • Replacement Wmdows Roofing/Shingles/Hot Tar nat ural flre place, IIh baths BEAUTIFULcream- whIte , ~1~6..2_ • Interior - Extenor Doors Alummum Siding and Grosse POinte City Syca- on mam floor, full base 21E-8TORMS FULLY LICENSED AND Gutter Cleaning JIM SUTTON mores ChOIce bUlldmg sites cat 11 months, blue eyes, RIcHIE'S ApplJance SerYI.~ ment, attached garage, lo- AND SCREENS INSURED Fences/Repairs of alllunds 1677Brys Dn ve avadable male, affectionate compan- Center-servlceonallma~ cated In the Woods GENERAL HOME REPAIR LIcensed and Insured TU 4-2942 TU 2-2436 Wallung distance to st John HIGBIE MAXON, INC IOn Move makes It neces- ,- sary to locate good home appliances. 100% guaraa- FlU...... t:STIMATES Free Estimates - 882-6842 886-0520 HospItal Take keys at clos- 886-3400 885-2026 571 3889 tee Wehaveacomplete~ ALUMINIUM DOORS AND ------ALUMINUM 3 Track storm Ing on thl~ charming 3 bed- POINTE ------of new and used parts. ... WINDOWS SCREENS ------~- room brick bungalow, GRbSsE SHORES' T.J. JESNIG CO. wmdows, $45 Installed, near the Lake THREE Canaries, one malel2 0079 REPAIRED FREE PIC~ M U SCHUSTER CO natural fireplace, hnI~hed ReSidential &:Comme~clal alummum storm doors, re- 100ft frontage female One male fmcn ------___ KUP AND 'DELIVERY, THE HOUSE MECHANIC • Kitchens & HaUlS placement prime wlOdow~, basement, 2 car detached L/CTerms Bird family bve together m 20H-FLOOR DOORWALLS, PORCH' HOME REPAIRS • AddJtlOns & Dormers free estimates Phlls Home garage A must see 23"x14"x20" metal cage, SA Nn.JNG' PALMS-QUEEN U1 ENCLOSURES FRED'~ • Carpentry • SJdJng &:Wllldows ServIce Call 37i-3724 any- CENTURY 21 - $60 Call before 2 p m 885- ----o-,!!'---__ STORM, 839.4311 EVEN- • Painting • tIme In busmes~ 25 yeal ~ 886--4+14 1804 KELM ING CALLS WELCOME • MInor Plumbing UNIQUE Basements TO A GoOdhome ~ female Floor s.!Uldmg, refUllS~, old ,------• Mmor Electl1cal • All kmds of Carpentry Work ROWL 778-4900 LOT - :lA>nedduplex. Ndf Rd j50,OOO cash 882-1729 Weimaraner, 6 years, floors a speCIalty Expert ALUMINUM STORMS CRAFTED LICENSED AND INSURED CARPENTRY CALL ANYTIME spayed, paper~ and loving fn staln 535-7256 Storm Doors &:Wllldows • Klich ens NUMEROUS REFERENCES KJtchen~, Bathrooms 14--REAL ESTATE dispoSItion 885-0851 _ P~ROAFESS.'~IO--'''-;''-''-F~'l-oo-r-oJS~-~""'--~Also Replace Wllldows. • Rec. Rooms FOR FREE ESTIMATES Finie;hed Ba--eml.'nt<: ,,;u...... Alununum • VID) I .. Wood • Bathrooms CALL SHOHI::POINTE WANTE;D PUppy 3 months old male, ing and finishing. Specializ- RILEY AND DUFFY • AddItIons Tl'lm MouldlOgs CONDO half Samoyed and half Insh mg in dark staimng Call for HOME IMPROVEMENT • Porch Conversions General Home RepaJr~ 774-4405 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP BY OWNER CASH FOR HOMES Setter $10 82+7733 free estlmate. W. Abraham, 885-5189 331-1716 REMODELING LABS,-black, 8 weeks, field 979-3502. MODERNIZATION AT REASONABLE HATES OPEN SUNDAY SERVING AREA 45 YEARS ------1 EASTLAND 521-5589 839-9307 2-5 and champion bloodhne --G~'&-G-FLOO--R~C~O-.-- 21F-HOME ALL WORK PERSONALLY STIEBER REAL TV 886-1457 MOMENT Ji\ERFORMED ALUMINUM 77~2341 Floor sanding professIOnally I PR VE MIKE SCHUSTER, 882-4325 FORMICA KITCHEN ---- 775-4900 PRODUCTS CONDO IMMEDIATE occu- ANIMAL HOSPITAL done. Dark staining and fm------1 FREE ESTIMATES COUNTER TOPS & pancy, 1 bedroom, appli- We would like to find a good 15hing. All work guaranteed ALL t-lOINTES LICENSED & INSURED Sldmg, trIm, roofing, ~~am- VANITIES 15-BUSINESS less gutters, storm doors ances, low maintenance, home for a male black and Free estimates References' CONST. CO lr- --- CORIAN & CABINETS storage Harper Woods, OPPORTUNmES white Spamel mIX He IS ~7 COMPLETE REMODELING VOCCIA and wmdows, rallmgs, al- FREE ESTIMATES uminum shutters, porch en- EDW VAN OST AEYEN 886-9057 about 8 months old and 15a Easy Financing Avallable CONSTRUCTION closures Free courteous e8-' BRIDAL SHOP $18,500 very sweet and loveable lit-, FLOOR SANDING, staIning SPECIALIZING IN: CO INC FARM COlomal, 3 bedrooms, llmates 839-0424,465-7152 11h baths, hreplace, LaiKI Open your own complete wed- tie dog Please call 882-8660 Free estimates, workman- *Kttchens - Baths - Rec .,. ------dmg center featuring the shIp guaranteed, call Jim Rooms and Additic!~s • AddItIons Office/Showroom LETO BUILDING CO Contract 10% 718-5884. 29315 Harper - latest in nationally adver- TWO Year old male English _H1_c_ks_._382-_5323_____ INSULATION • Dormers SINCE 1911 ------~--~- Setter, free to good home, BLOWN.IN* OR BLANKET • Garages S C S 774-0460 ~RICK Bungalow. Cadieux- tised gowns, tuxedos and .~~--=- CUSTOM BUILDING Mack, 2 bedrooms, attic, accessories One time fee 885-3078 21-11OVING ToXICFoam Extraction • Kitchens EXPERIENCED bwld-m ap- REMODELING included paid airfare to a~ REC ROOMS natural fIreplace, recrea- FREE gr~y stnped kIttens ------Formaldehyde Teshng Brt~kF1~'~~~ent wor~ pliance Installer, also coun- tion room, garage dflve, peral market, complete be- ter tops, Jenn.Air and mic- KITCHENS only $25,000, owner, 294- gJrming Inventory, store fix- Adorable 881-3011. McCALLUM MOVING com- Cement Work - Driveways Bank fmancing avwlable 882-3222 Complete rowavj:! Also complete 4236 tures, in-store traInIng and ) pany Modern truck and Waterprooflng ..Garages ------16B-PET eqwpment Estabhshed in *Complete Wmdow and Home Modernization home repaIrs. Dependable, FORMICA SpeCialiSt - ReSI------more Jean and sportswear reliable, family man LI- 3.T CLAIR SHORES - 11 packages also avaJlable GROOMING 1918_ Fully IOsured. Also, ~r C"ontractofJ m-2816 77.3"1105, dentIal, commercial, coun. Mile-Harper, 3 bedroom censed Alan, 779-3306. ters, v aOltles, kitchens, $12,900 - $18,500. Call Mrs ------plano speclallsts. 77~7898 886-3531 bnck ranch, 1Ih baths, 2% Robinson (218) 233-1418. CANINE Waste Management KAISER DOUGLAS SHAW baths Licensed and 10- garage, ne\\- roof, trim, ex- of Grosse Pointe. No job's GROSSE POINTE CONSTRUCTION sured 772-4176 tras, fImshed basement, GROSSE POINTE Park - Gas HOME RENOVATIONS ------too Big! I Free estimate~ MOVING CO. Complete Home Remodeling Complete Remodeling Ser- ALUMINUM and Vinyl sldmg .50/4% AssumptlOn'- Land statlon for rent Established Registered Call Scoop at Pointe reSIdents W1I1move or and Repairs. All carpentry; Contract a"allable, $55,900 busness 40 years. Ideal for vIces, Quality Finished trim, gutters, roofing, 881-8730 remove large or small Plumbing, roofmg, cement, storm wmdows and doors owner 882-8769, 77~120. retiree. $150 month Crown. Carpentry Grosse Pointe Free estimates 886-2186 821-6501. ------quanllties of furniture, ap- windows, doors, Insulation, References nOME-OWNERS: Consider 2O-GENERAL plJances, pianos - or what wather.proofmg, security, Satisfaction Guaranteed these examples of insur- LOOKING for experienced SERVICE have you. Call for free esti- residential, snow removal, 885-5253 21G-ROOFING : ance protection on your butcher to run or rent fresh ------mates. John Steininger, AND MORE I 6 years ex- SERVICE t home. Only $167 per yearror meat counter in Grosse LICENSED/Insured bwlder 343-0481 or 822-2208, Oper- perience in Grosse Pointes $60,000 $218 for $80,000, $293 Pointe. ~35Il8 Bnck patios, brick walk- ated by John Steininger. and Detroit. For Free Estl- K BUILDING CO. , for $100,000 Thomas Insur- ways, buckeled basement RELIABLE PO~NTE resl- mates Call .. business D.C. KELLY BUILDER ROOFING ance Agency. Eastland Cen- 16-PETS walls City of Grosse Pomte dent with moving van will 343-5008,after 5, ~ 1138 I.Quality Remodeling lRepairs and reroofmg Alumi- . ter.881.2376. FOR SALE reference_s_. 7_72-3_223_ move large or smaIl quanti- • ~er~Qn @placement num trJffi and gutters Fath er and Sons ties. TOMA Wmdows &ilJoors. WANTED J.N.G CONSTRUCTION CO • AddJtions of all types b I~am Dale Isham Masonry reparrs, chImneys, INSURED CONSTRUCTION 526-0666 776 9684' rBUYING SWORDS Bob 882-1968 • Custom Garages If you lose me patios, porches Speciahzins,1 COMPLETE HOME FREE ESTIMATES ~GUNS,DAGGERS in F1!!ldstone frreplace$ LJ.. .. 882-3463 ------or find me ... PROFESSIONAL movers, 10 . IMPROVEMENT . 774-9651 cented.839-9459. LICEr,SED & INSURED '" CASHAN ROOFING years experience. Family I • Vinyl Windows HOT ROOFS 13A-LOTS HANDYMAN with trUCk1 business. Piano, apph- • Kitchens, Baths Clean basements, garages, ances. Insured, low rates. FERLITO • Porches, AddItions WoodpECKS , CommercIal - Resldenl1al FOR SALE etc. Any h\luling, odd jobs. Year round servIce ? f 777.4543 , CONSTRUCTION CO Fully Licensed - Insured , '.j antLGAZE:BQ'(,)r,d Bob-~227. Marter, G P.W. Sbmgles and!Repan-s , _ ... 20720 JOHN RUNEY - 296-5642 ORIGINAL DESIGNS MERRIWEATHER Hill, All types of modernization. Work Guar,anteed MANY REFERENCES Insured 886-3245 Grosse POInte Farms, 75 x MICHIGAN Door Mamten- 21A-PIANO *Additions ance InstallatIOn and reo BARTLEWlS - la, 882.1400 SERVICE * Kitc6ens pwrs. CommerCIal and re- JOANNA WESTERN RO'O'FS and DECKS CROSSE POINTE PARK - Sidential Garage doors, *Baths 286-3503 GUTTERS and COMPr::ETE" PUN' \J • \ ( Page EleVen.t Thursday, October 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS • -l 21o-cEMENT AND 21Q-PLASTER 21I-PAlNnNG, 21J-PAlNnNG. 21J-WALL 21o-cEMENT AND 21G-CEMENT AND 21G-ROOFING BRICK WORK BRICK WORK WORK SERVICE DECORATING DECORATING WASHING BRICK WORK QuXLrrY Plaatenng: crack .... GUTTER cleaning. Reason- R.R. CODDENS PORCHES, PATIOS - New eliminated. Tailored reo GROSSE POINTE l{-MAINTENANCE Company or rebuilt. tuck pOinting, able rates, prompt service. INTERIOR, extenor Paint- HAROLD pairs. 30 years. Gr~u~ ing, wall wastung, plaster- wall washing, floor cleulng CEMENT brick replacement, caulk- 882-6348. CONTRACTORS CHAUVIN Pointe ref~ren~tt8. FrQ.\' Ing, staming References, and waxing Free estimates. CONTRACTOR ing, point sealer witb estlmates, Jim BlacKweU. ROOFING. reroofing, tear- CUSTOM PAINTING AND licensed Free estimates 882-0688 CEMENT CONTRACTOR Family business for 55 years, HI-TEX chimney repairs WALLPAPERING 821-7051, if no answer, 2M- offs, roof vents, storm win- 839-4193 -- --- ALL TYPE OF .New and repair work and rebuilt Over 31 years dows, doors, awnings, shut- EXPERT ANTIQUING 'GRuSS£ POINTE fireman CEMENT WORK .No job too smaU expel"1ence Donald Mc 0034. ters. 886-2186. WOOD REFINISHING will do wall washing. 82\. 885-8155 • Walks. Drives. Porches .Driveways and porches Eachem 526-5646 ;:,UPERIOR PLASTERING' , FREE ESTIMATES STRIP STAIN VARNISH ~2~4 . • PaU06 • Waterproofing our SpeCIalty AND PAINTING COMPANY. A.R.C. Home Improvement. - .Pati06 INSURED Dupllcate EXI&ting Fml!.h Or WALL washmg, It's gutter • Pre-cast Steps R.L. STREMERSCH Cement-Stucco Repair Roofing, gutters, aluminum clearung time folks! Guar. • Tuck PolnW1g .chimneys Michael Satmary Jr Colors to Match CEMENT CONTRACTOR Plastering and drywall re- trim, windows, doors, paint- anteed work Call KeVin, • Chimney Repair .Wate~roofing Kitchen cabmets, bathroom Cement pau Interior and extenor ing, plastering, msurance vanlhe&, rec-family room No Job too small .Violations repaired PAINTING 882-8188 Dnveways pamUng Guaranteed work. work 371.0366. panehng, doors, trim and Free Estimates CAlL ANY TIME INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Patios Insured Call Tom. 88S-699l. P J. GUTTER&: ROOFING CAULKING - GLAZING moldmgs. 21K-W1NDOW m.8427 88t-lJJ99 Brickwork Licensed Insured SERVICE GUTTERS CLEANED WASHING 22 Years Experience 886-5565 Basement Waterproofing PLASTER contractor, repair References Free Estimates Installed, Cleaned, Repaired REASONABLE, FREE ES- - Licensed- BRICK WORK. Small jobs, Steps work, free estimates. PRESTIGE PAINTING CO Free Estimates - TIMATES G OLMIN tuck pointing, chimney, por. Tuck Pointmg Prompt service. J. Man- DAVID ROLEWICZ BR1ct{ WORl< Reasonable Rates WINDOW CLEANING Custom Wood Decks Iaci, 778-4357, 465-4150 296-7386 778-5025 TUCK POINTING ches, violations repaired, Senior Citizen Discount 772.0537 SERVICE Reasonable. 1186-5565. Free Estimates 331-8717 FREE ESTIMATES PORCHES AND CHIMNEYS PLASTERING and paintmg, POLICEMAN does mterlOr REBUILT AND REPAIRS SPECIAL ON WALLPAPERING pamtmg Neat, rea&onable, WE ARE INSURED quality work guaranteed. RILEY AND DUFFY CAULKING JACK WILLIAMS SMALL' JOBS AND Prompt service, references. ROOFING rellable 881-9288 $9 SINGLE ROLL 372-3022 ADVANCE MAINTENANCE WATERPROOFING free estimates LA8-O'134. Shmgles and flat roofs, Spe- REPAIR WORK .10 Years Expenence R.C. MOWBRAY Assoc D WINDOW CLEANING CO 17319 EAST WARREN cializmg in roof repairs. and WALL REPAIR 884-7139 PLAMktNG ana Drywall. • Custom Plastering Award winning one man 884-9512 LICENSED Storms and screens, alumi- Nell Squires, 757-0772. • Pamting painting and decorating _...... ---....-.- INSURED num and gutters cleaned, *PROPER METHODS OF ...... show No obligatIOn, esti- WATER PROOFING ONLY 21P-WATER ~51B9 331-17167 526-5766 mates, prices you can live free estimates Lowest pric- TEsaUN S'ROS, PROOFING PLASTERING es In the Pointes BUCKLED BASEMENT wllh. Illl"II..,1 "no c)"tCrlor CEMENT CONT. * Free estimates, low ratec; EXPERT REPAIRS WALLPAPER Call 331-3230 294-1602 773-0525 WALL REPAIRED- Paul Mcintyre Driveways, basement and gal STRAIGHTENED AND WATEHPROOFING. Licensed. Insured. Refer- GUTIERS REMOVAL K- WINDOW cleamng com. rage floors, ratwalls, foot- BRACED 445-0247 WALLPAPER and Pamtmg ences. Guaranteed. Get our ROOFING BY JEFF Free estimates, 24hour ser pany Storms, screens, gut- mgs, pati06. razing garages. *NO INJURY TO LAWNS .The First and Orlgmal ters, alummum cleaned in- Free Estimates. "43" Years AND SHRUBS price last. 293-6130. 21R-FURNITURE SMALL JOBS vice 754-5596 .Full Time not Part Time - - sured Free Estimates. In Busmess. *ALL TYPES OF CON- REPAIR 774-9651 .16 Years Experience CUSTOM PAINTING 777-0642or 777-6283 CRETE WORK AND I&M .Low Rates 882.0688 CONSTRUCTION ALL SAVER! Roofs and gut- WALL COVERING BRICK REPAIR FURNITURE rehnished, reo F ,Insured, Free estimates J.W. KLEINER Basement waterproofmg ters, save 10%. Tear off RAY CHARRON A-OK WINDOW CLEANERS *14 YEARS EXPERIENCE paired, stnpped, any type or' Also offerln,g custom pamt- CEMENT CONTRACTOR 10 year guarantee speCialists We will put a FREE ESTIMATES 791-2431 Service on storms and IN POINTES camng Free estimates 109, interior and exterior. screens. Also domestic CEMENT - BRICK - STONE *ALL WORK GUARAN. Insured shingle eater on your roof PatIOS, walks, porc:hes, steps 474-8953or 345-6258 for $35 a square. Flats or 179- 5235 775-'J!m housecleaning. Free esti- TEED (WRITTEN FREE '774-41196 343-0528. mates. Monthly rates. 775- Flagstone repair ESTIMATES) ~ shingles. References, free PAINTERS EXPERT ANTIQUE repairs, MICHAEL'S SERVED EUROPEAN 1690or 773-9838 Tu~ pointing, patcttiJU( J. W. KLEINER refmislung, re-glueing. "By' estimates. 245-0507 any. Asphalt patdlirig and searing hme!! PAINTING & APPRENTICESHIP GROSSE POINTE fireman 885.0602 Basement waterproofing Tony Sertich II 521-1~ Intenor-ExterlOr wallpaper- Will do wmdow washmg. SPECIALIZING IN If no answer call after 3:00 All work guaranteed . ' REFINISHING BOB's UPHOLSTRY - 25% elf C E.G. ROOFING. All roof Intenor-Exterior Service mg. Speciallzmg m repair- 821-2984. SMALL JOBS LICENSED mg damaged pla&ter, dry- already low prices Local repalrs, flat roofs, aluml- Paintlng FREE ESTIMATES references 772-9326, Bob wall and cracks, peeling CAPIZZO CONST. TU num gutters. $2 per ft ,in- antiauing d nishing WINDOW washing, wall LICENSED 2-0717 McVey. stalled. Storm windows, str1ppin~nJ~ainmg , pamt, WIndow puttyIng and washing, gutters cleaned, ALL TYPES OF - - trim. Free estimates Re- Complete kitchen refinishing caulking, also painting and paintings Guaranteed. TU 2-0717 CEMENT, BRICK AND CODDENS alummum SidIng. All work FURNITURE ferences. 839-4193. Fr E ti t 885-3230 Call Kevin, 882-8188. -;T&M . BLOCK WORK CONSTRUCTION I ee s ma es - u •• ~ and material guaranteed. LICENSED INSURED ESTABLISHED 1924 RESTORING PROFESSIONAL gutter set. lNTERIORS Reasonable. Grosse Pointe CONSTRUCTION Hand stripping, refinisblng- vice. Siding and trim, roof BY DON &:LYNN references Free Esti- FOR TONY 885-0612 All types of basement water. and repairs of wooden furni. CEMENT cONTRACTOR pl'OQflng 7 years guaranlee. repairs. Reasonable. Re- * Husband-Wtfe Team mates. Call John anytIme, ture. 20 years experience. CLASSIFIED ADS • Cement work, all kinds CALANDRA ~~e~~. ll88-~; • __ liable. I do my own work. * Wallpapering 776-9439. • POl\:bes-block.step work Free pick-up and dehvery. LICENSED &:INSURED, .. Painting 839-3063 COMPLETEr PAINTING CALL 882-6900 • Basement waterproofing CONSTRUCTION CAPIZZO CONST . JOHN WILLIAMS • Meticulous AND DECORATING Guaranteed ~5813 • Insured INTERIOR - EXTERIOR WINDOW Clearung - quality REASONABLE PRICES • Garage raisin~ &:framing WA¥~~~61ING 21S-CARPENTER * Over 20 Years Experience • Cement driveways SERVICE Wallpapermg - Reasona):lle work, low rates. 774-8579 '714-4896 343-0528 • Porches, tuck pointing 10 YEAR GUARANTEE T.J. GUTTER Service. In- _ _ l 527 5560 REFERENCES Quality in material and LICENSED INSURED stalled, cleaned, repaired - RALPH ROTH 88&-8248 DALE Barr Window clean. ~RAZI6 FRANK 'B. WILLIAMS, Li., ~ -r- ~ ---...---. workmanship TONY Cleantng special, 10% dis- GROSSE POINTE 885.0612 109, carpet cleaning, 2nd CONSTRUCTION Licensed &:Insured censed builder Specializing count to all customers. MIKE'S PAINTING in home up-dating and all Generation 527-8105. Free • Cement drives, floors, CHARLES F: JEFFREY Free estimates. Call Ted, PAINTER'S, INC. Interior, e"tenor, wallpaper- JOSEPH minor or major repairs. 823-1625. Painting - interior-exterior, Estimate. Gutter clearung, patios. 882-1800 ing, minor repairs, patch- Porch encl06ures, doors ado' ------paperchanglng and panel- hard wood floors paste • Old garages raised and re- ing, plastermg Free esti- 468-7069 • Basement Waterproofing justed. bookshelves in- ling. Free estimates cheer- waxed. newed. mates. Reasonable and ho- • Underpin footings stalled, paneling, new coun- ROOF I GUTT ERS fully given. Licensed and • New garage doors and reo BtUCI{ REPAIRS and new • Cracked or caved.in walls nest. References. Call any- RICH'S chimneys, porches, fire- ter tops, vanities. Code vl~ CLEANED Insured. time. European 777-8081 framing. .10year guarantee places, tuck pointing. Call lations corrected. FIX' eQ!P'~ Flushed and roofs inspected 882-9234 WINDOW CLEANING • New garages built. Lillensed Insured- 716-4529,717-8352 teous expert assistance In for as little as $10. Esti: PAINTING, wall washing, MILAN'S PAINTING- mter- GUTTERS CLEANED Family operated since 19i2 AMERICAN Watir-Proofing, improving your home in any mates free. Elmer T. LaB adie. 882-2064. lor, exterIOr, stucco, wmdow RICHARD LUDDINGTON Licensed and Insured seven year guarantee Free area, please call me at 881- caulkmg, wallpaper Instal- 758-0000 7Z4-3£}SQ - 772-=47-71 bHA'S.'~ J"S=FREY estimates. Licensed. Con. 882-4968 INTERIOR AND exterior lation and m home sales of 52&6~ 0790. BRICK; stone, block~ con' MASON CONTRACTOR tractor. Call 372-4927. JOHN D. SIMON painting and paperhanging many patterns Free est!- mates Call anytlme. Mllan, H E GAGE & Sons Window crete, brick patios, cbim. UCENSED - INSURED Wood DECKS 778-1028_ 773-6988 Reasonable rates. 30 years neys, fireplaces. De Sender. • Brick. Block. Stone R fin Caullrln.. experience. Ray Barnow- 759-5099 Cleaning Co. Residential- 21Q-PLASTER and~AZEBO . Commercial 371-9576. 822-1201. • Cement Work WORK 00 ~ ...... sky, 3n-23S12after 6 p m. ORIGr. .L DESIGNS Weathers ping, Repairs GIOVANNI SACCO " ... , . , wan JACK WILLIAMS • Waterproofing LICENSE - INSURED DECORATING SERVICE ,WINDOW washing, wa MANY REFERENCES • _ .... "'.. • QUAUTY PAINTING washing, gutters cleaned, GENERAL CONTRACTOR • Tuck POintin~ BART LEWIS REkOOFING, Tear-offa, roof SERVICE PLASTERING And Drywall Paintmg, wallpapering stain- and painting. Guaranteed. CONCRETE Ie BRICK WORK PORc~~~b ~ B~CK and chimney repair. Roof INTERIOR lng, .wallpaper removal, Call Kevin, 882-BI88 repairs. Texturing and 286.3503 vents installed. Senlor citi. - patching, caulkmg. Insured • DRIVEWAYS. PORCHES WORK A SPECIALTY' stucco. Insured. Pete FREE FRIENDLY zen discounts. Free est!. EXTERIOR and licensed italian Jour- WINDOW washing. Spring • PATIO~~S. ETC. 882-1800 Taormina, 489-2967. ESTIMATES mates, insured and experi- 20 years profeSSional neyman and fall changeover. Satis- , enced. 881-9173. experience 264-7579 97So244B faction guaranteed. 882. 634B. ------SUNCO MATT FLETCHER WHITEyrS HOT TAR SPECIAL 4151 Buckingham 886-6102 • Wall Papermg 21L-TiLE • Commercial • Intenor Pamting WORK • Industrial PROFESSIONAL • Reasonable Prices • Residential PAINTING • Good Work TONY'S Ascot Tile - 778-2266 .30 Years Experience INTERIOR-EXTERIOR • Call - no 10? too small Bathrooms, kitchens, • Licensed Wallpapermg, repairs on 774-0414 foyers marble. Free esti- 5127 East 8 MUe Rd peeling paint, cracks, dam- mates Licensed. aged plaster Wmdow glaz- 759.5112 THE HANDYMAN GROUT PROBLEMS? ing and caulking. Profes- Pamting, plastenng and odds sional work with references and ends Rates you can live Freshen up with a "Sno- 21H-CARPET White" Treatment at lowest cost. All labor and With CLEANING material guaranteed. • New Tub/Tile seal CALL MII(E ANYTIME 526-5766 • Grout Repair PROFESSIONAL CARPET n2-0123 LIN'S PERFECT papenng - • TIle Cleaned &:Polished UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Wallpapering done With a • Tlle Sealer for Lasting Pro- at REASONABLE RATES personal touch Free est!- tection. We \ISe Von SChrader@ dry BUCHANAN & CO. mates, 524-21Z7 References foam extraction equipment GROSSE POINTERS Sno-Whlte Grout &: Caulk Co • Deep SOU Removal SERVING THE POINTES 445-3926 • Fast Drying SINCE 1972 WALLPAPERING • Leaves no resoJling residue • Wallpaper and removal The Best Paperhanger CERAMIC TILE - New and For Free estimate caU • Painting (lnt. and Ext ) Hl Town remodeling Baths, kitchens Distinctive Carpet at • Staining and varnislung "BECAUSE ALL I DO IS and foyers, shower pans re- Uli'l0lslery Cleaners • Plaster repair HANGPAPER" paired Call Rick at 521-3434 839-5155 • Texture cel1lngs and walls 15 Years m the bUSiness .GERAMftr mE - New and Ask for Tom Barrese LICENSED INSURED Call Ron for your remodeling Free estimates. Satisfaction Guaranteed 886.4374 ProfeSSIOnal Estimate LIcensed. Very reasonaple. 772-3293 (Tony) K-CARPET "PAINTING, wallpapenng 497-5766 CLEANING and wall washmg Semor PAINTiNC;-Intenor,--eX-' citizen discount Jan 884- terior Paper hangmg and 21N-ASPHALT COMPANY 8757, Kathy 773-9589" removal. References, WORK CARPET reasonable, licensed, in- SPECIALISTS • Steam Extraction A. HAMPSON sured 772-4176 AL'S ASPHALT _._------PAVING COMPANY • Shampoo RESIDENTIAL CUSTOM QUALITY mterlor/exterlOr • Spot and Stain Removal PAINTING pamtmg and repair Pavmg, sealcoatmg and ex- • Uli'l0lstery Clearung Paperhanging, glazmg, Expenenced reasonable cavatIon ReSidential and •... at affordable prices wood finishmg, Insured Gutters cleaned commercial Guaranteed 40 Years Experience seaver's, 882-0000 quality workmanship at 882-0688 ------reasonable rates. ---- Free Estimates PAINTING Best prices now St. Clair Shores 711-9687 State Licensed and SPECfAl Houses, tnm garages, re- INSURED a ROOMS cleaned, 3rd rooln' pairs, etc Call Pete, 882- REFERENCES cleaned FREE 2795 281 0626 291-3589 ------D CARPET BAVARIAN 21J-WALL C &J ASPHALT CLEANING CO. PAINTING WASHING PAVING,INC SHAMPOO Ie steam extrac- tion, spot &:stain removal, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR WALL washmg Satisfaction Improve the value of your, free estimates,lowest prices Over 34 years experience guaranteed Evemngs, 882- home With a professlOhal Job Over 20 years serving, Pur \bUR BEST FEAmERS in the PoInte8 Satisfaction Guaranteed 6348 Grosse Pomte m dnveways 294-1602 773-0525 .. , 781.3519 21~PAINTlNG, and seahng Free estimates' DECORATING Owner /supervlsor 'Jefer- FORWARD ••• DALE Barr, Carpet clearung, enLes InLluded and msur-' WIndOWclearuDg, 2nd Gen- anLe eratIon. 527-8105 Free Es- CALL ANYTIME timates Gutter cleaning, 773llO87. The Thanhgivmg edition will be Ju~t in time for the start of the hard wood floors paste busiest !>hoppmg and ..elling days of the year. By planning your waxed. 210-eEMENT AND advertmng now, you'll have the opportunity to reach the customers SHORESIDE Carpet Clean- BRICK WORK mg, professional carpet who'll be looking ahead for Christmas shopping ideas. Let us serve clearung Work guaranteed. BETON CONSTRUCTION up your market on a ..liver platter - advertise in the Grosse Pointe Fully msured. Free Estl' mates Call 775.3450, 24 • All types of cement work News . • Bnck, block stone hours • Porches.Patios. new and repaIr LOOK - 30 years experience For Information about our Holiday Shopper's Showcase steam cleanmg carpet and • Tuck pomtmg, chimney re- paIr furniture By Wilbur, Doug in the November 24 issue • ViolatIOn repairs and Glenn Carter Call 77So • State licensed, Mon-Fn 8-5 1680 nt-0707 882-3500 FOR D &:L MASON Contractors - CLASSIFIED ADS brick and block, fireplace CALL 882.6900 Ann TPoAlr 714-9032 - Thursday, October 27, 1983 Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY BE PURCHASED 21u-JANITOR 21Z-LANDSCAPtNO SEMCOG lalUlches car pool network FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: (Stores are SERVICE • For the first time, the general In addition to saving money, car timely one. Transportation ex- lIStedby streets and from Detroit on through the Grosse SNOW PLOWING perts believe that ridesharing will Pomtes, Harper Woods and St Clair Shores) OFFICE cleaning done by EARLY BIRD SPECIAL public in southeast Michigan can and vanpoolers reduce or end the Grosse POInte policeman SIGN UP BY NOVEMBER take advantage of a computerized hassle of driving and fighting continue to increase because of DOWNTOWN: and Wife, excellent refer- 1ST. ridesharing service that can help rush-hour traffic; conserve our society's propenSIty for low- ences 8811071 them save up to $1,000 or more a energy; and help reduce traffic density living and the difficulty of Ren.Cen, Calumet Tobacco and Gut Shop. mam level, $150 PER SEASON year by matching them with car congestion and costly highway de- funding transit In Southeast near 100Tower. 21W-DRESSMAKING 2" OR MORE Michigan, over 213,000 - 168 per. Ren.Cen, 500Tobacco shop. tower 500 AND TAILORING or vanpooling partners. terioration. POINTER RideShare, a free service of Commuters interested in cent - of all 1980 work trips were JEFFERSON AVE: LANDSCAPING SEMCOG, the Southeast Michigan ridesharing should call made by car or vanpool, which EXPERT Alterations. Spe. .8448 Council of Governments, previ- RideShare's new phone number, indicates that ndeshal'lng is al. Park Pharmacy, Nottmgham and Jefferson edy. profeSSional Refer. 885 ously worked only with companies 963-RIDE, to have their names ready an acceptable commutmg Village WUleShop, Beaconsheld and Jefferson ences Grosse Pointe WARDS to match people interested in added to the data base of potential mode for a Sizable portion of the Woods 881.8484 population. MAUMEE: - --- HO sharing a fide to work. ridesharers. Within three or four SEAMSTRESS, alteratIOns, TREE SERVICE A commuter who drives 40 days they will receive a matchlist Nationally, 16 million people Bon 8ecours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee, gift shop weddings, dressmaking, • tree removal miles roundtrip can save more of names of others interested in carpool or vanpool, saving the Schettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee home decor, tailOring, 13 • stump removal than $1,000 a year by joining a car or vanpooling who share simi- U.S. 14 mUllon gallons of gasolme years experience Refer. • trlmmmg four-person carpool or a 15- lar work 50urs, destinations. and per day. or 3.5 billion gallons per KERCHEVAL AVE.: ences 881-8645 • toppmg passenger vanpool, and almost home locations, who they call up year. But more than 52 milhon Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval -riRED OF yoUr fit? ixcel~ : ~ro~:::gdamage $800 by sharing the ride with just to arrange to start sharing the Americans still drive alone - 150 Revco Drugs. "In The Village" lent alteratIOns and sew., tI t one other person. ride. Nine or more riders are million empty seats representing a Nolre Dame Pharmacy. Notre Dame and Kercheval 109 Before 5 p m Call Fully msured, free es ma es Commuters who drive longer needed to form a vanpool and re- huge unused transportation re- Grosse Pomte Book Village. on Kercheval, between 886-1524 758.6949 ...... distances can save even more by ceive a fully insured passen$~r source. Notre Dame and Cadieux :\LTERA-T-I-O-N--S"-R-ea-s-on-a~b-le ridesharing. By joining a car or van from MichiVan, a vanpoolmg However. ridesharing programs GROSSEPOINTE NEWS, 99Kercheval . rates Call 772-5514or 882- SNOW vanpool a commuter who drives program sponsored by the Michi- nationwide are having an impact Perry Drugs on the Hlll gan Department of Transportation In Southeast Michigan, over 50 Trall Apothecary on the Hill 0577,ask for Rita REMOVAL 80 miles roundtrip to and from N THUMB work daily can save almost $3,000 (MDOT). million vehicle miles have been Cottage Hos!lital Gift Shop, Muir and Kercheval 21X~ORAPERIES Since its 1980 inception, saved by existing car and van Muhers Mkt between Beaconsheld & Lakepolnte GREE annually. RideShare has distributed almost pools since 1980, which means re- CUStOM draperies and 839-7033 365-7129 The most economical commut- CHARLEVOIX: ing option RideShare offers is 14,000 matchlists to employees in- duced traffic congestion and sheers Quahty work at terested in finding rldesharing highway deterioration. Vanpools Lou's Party Store, Lakepomte and CharleVOIx lowest prices Free estl. SOD to become a vanpool driver. mates Free mstallatlon Drivers of the 12 or 15 passenger partners. In three-and-a-half alone have conserved over 700,000 MACK AVE.: Many sample books Pat- REMOVAL vans ride free and have use of the years, matchlists distributed gallons of gasoline, With all South. 772-5440 REPLACEMENT. vans evenings and weekends. In through employer programs have east Michigan ridesharing com- Devonslure Drug, Devonshire and Mack ------POINTER LANDSCAPING return, they collect fares and generated 2,485 carpools carrying muters conservmg almost 35 mIll. Yorkshire Market, Yorkshire and Mack "CUSTOM interiors By Mar. 885-1900 work with RideShare to find and 7,200 commuters. In addition, ion gallons, at a savings of more Parkles Party Store. St Clair and Mack IOn.. Speclallzmg in more than 2.000 commuters cur. than $4 million. since 1980. Alger Party Store, St ClaJr and Mack draperles/curtaans Com- SOD maintain the minimum number of rently ride to work in the ~ van. Other benefits or ridesharing for Rand's Pharmacy. McMillan and Mack plete mtenor decorating serf passengers. pools operating in SEMCOG's the region' by removing vehicles Arbor Drugs, 7 MJ1eand Mack from the roads, car and vanpools St John Hospital, Moross near Mack. Gut Shop and The seven-county region. C~~'~:~APERIES - GREEN THUMB GP S 5 have reduced air pollutants by a Nook The decision to expand Quality work, reasonable 839~7ee03kl3YLawn36c5~e7129 1l' 3 class RideShare's scope to encompass total of 2,123 tons smce 1980, and Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack prices Wide selectIOns of Harkness Pharmacy. Lochmoor and Mack general public matching and prevented an estimated 302 accI- fabrics Allhems hand sewn plans peu ....;r.n reach even more commuters is a dents and 100 injuries. HollywoodPharmacy. Hollywood and Mack Discounts on rods. shades BOB SCHOM~R • ' • ...., Mr. C's De1l.Ridgemont and Mack and blmds 978-~91 TREE SERVICE The class of June, 1953 of Gros- Bob's Drug Store. Roslyn and Mack • Tree removal se Pointe Hi~h School ~ holding a EAST WARREN AVE.: 21Z-LANDSCAPlNG • Trimming 3O-year reunion on Friday, Nov. erN OF ~rnsse 'ntute 'nrk MICHIGAN • Topping 25, at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club The Wme Basket, Outer Drive and E Warren MAC'S TREE AN O • Stump removal on Cook Road. Cocktails will start FIRE TRUCK FOR SALE Mr. C's, Grayton and E. Warren SHRUB' TRIMMING Grosse Pointe Resident at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner City of Grosse Pointe Park Is accepting bids on a 1951American LaFrance 7/Eleven, East Warren between Cadieux and Balduck COMPLETE'WORK INSURED LICENSED and dancing to the music of Ken Pumper Fire Truck until Thursday, November 10. 1983 Further mforma. Park tlon can be obtained by calling Chief Costa at 822.6400. Mr C's Dell, Morang & Kelly Reasonable rates, quality ser. 881.8526 Koenig. vice Call Tom 776-4429or,..... I ANOSCAP~ ---r, The.price will be $45.a couple or GPN - 10-27.83 EAST DETROIT: 882-0195 l.I'\ ~' $22,50 per person, P81d reserva. tions must be in by Nov.!. Merit Book Center, 22425Kelly near 9 Mile Road p GARDENING MNUDRSCHAYp'ISNG,Design,l..onstruction,planting,' Organizers have been unable to LA PRUNING,'lawnandgarden locate many members of this CITY OF ~rnllat 'niute 'nrk MICHIGAN ST. CLAIR SHORES: • Spring and fall clean-ups maintenance. Grosse Poln~l class, so if you have information Collie Drugs, Harper and Chalon (8'r1Mile) • Complete lawn care service resident. on any of them or want to make a ABSENT YOTER'S BALLOT Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane • Custom design service BOB NEVEUX reservation call Gloria Hart. FOR THE The Book Store. on Mack. south of 9 Mile • Free appraisals. commer", "'vemnil'oo . .~-0S38 'An P 11 t Perry Drugs, off Marter and Jefferson cial,"Industrlal, re"ldent!g) ~. r., ,. .... l mann, 886-3129, or n arce s a GENERAL ELECTION Lake Pharmacy. E. 9 Mile between Mack and Jefferson • tllscount to senior citizens DAN'S LAWN 886-9364. TO BE HELD ON Perry Drugs. Shores Shopping Center. 13Mile and CALLNOWFOR MAINTENANCE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1983 Harper DELIVERIES OF * Fall Clean up EatlftD' ..Jl- "der Registered qualified electors of the City of Grosse Pointe Park who expect o I Shores Canteen on Jefferson, near 13MUe • Top soli * Power Raking ..... -e (.Il.o8 • to be absent from the City, or who are confined to home or hospital by New Horizon Book Shop, Little Mack and 13Mile • FIl1Soddirt * trimming776-38118 t lk h duled illness or disability, or are 60 years of age or more. are urged to apply for a re,c e Absent Voter's Ballots at the City Clerk's Office, 15115East Jefferson • Limestone I DO ALL WORK The second lecture on eating HARPER WOODS: Avenue; Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230, Parkcrest Party Store. Parkcrest and Harper : ~~~~le8tone __ MYSELF =' disorders offered by the Souto Hunter Pharmacy. Country Club and Harper LICENSED Ie INSURED 'I'RIMMrnG,"removal; sPray. Mother's Club originally sched. NO REGULAR APPLICATION FOR ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT CAN Kaycee Drugs, Bournemouth and Harper JIM MURPHY lng, feeding and stump reo uled for Nov. 4, has been resched- BE ACCEPTED AFTER 2:00 P,M. ON SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 5,1983 The Tinder Box, Eastland Shopping Center, Aisle 7 885 9179 movaI. Free Estimate~ uled for Friday, Nov. 18, at 1 p,m. ~~~ ~ N.J. Or1lsl ______~-__ Complete tree~lce. C at 280 Touraine. ...-. > ' Fleming Tree service, "Treating Compulsive Eating GPN _ 10-27-83Ie 11.3-83 City Clerk -t 77.. 822-6200 21S-CAAPENTER 21T-PLUMBING AND MAC S &4eO'». ..IDisorders; From a Doctor's Point SERVICE HEATING SPRING CLEAN-UP QUALITY Landscaping oJ of View" is the second of a two- ::::ompleteyard wo~k. shrutl Clean-up, trimming, main. part series on anorexia nervosa and tree trlmmmg, e!c, tenance Insured, reas~n- and bulimia offered by the CITY OF MICHIGAN ALBERT D. THOMAS' FRANK R. Rea~onable rates, quality a~le, references., Semor Mother's Club as part of its En ~rn.a.at'niute 'nrk INC. service Call Tom Discount, Seaver s, 882- Garde' Target Timely Topics ser- NOTICE CONTRACTORS,INC WEIR 776-44~9Qr882-0195 0000. ~ les.. ' PLUMBING,HEATING, ~~~~.~ _ ..-...--=l The lecture will feature Dr. Cal of We are general contractors. GENERAL ELECTION One call takes care of all SEWERS ANDDRAINS PERSONALIZED FOR Worrell who will discuss the your bUllding.remodellng I symptoms of the diseases and the TO BE HELD ON problems, large or small BOILER SPECIALISTS LANDSCAPE CLASSIFIED ADS victims, who can include men and TUESDAY, NOV. 8,1983 adult women as well as teenage TU 2-0628 SPRINKLER REPAIRS DESIGNING CALL 882-6900 TO THE QUALIFIED, REGISTERED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF girls. Diagnosis and treatment are • DESIGN SERVICE GROSSE POINTE PARK: QUALITY Carpentry and 885 7711 FALL CLEAN-UP also discussed. Formica work, New or reo - • CONSTRUCTION SERVICE SODDING You are hereby notuled that a General Election Willbe held 10 the City of faced. CommerCial- 38 KERCHEVAL FARMS Grosse Pointe Park, Wayne County, on Tuesday, November 8, 198~,at ReSidential Store fixtures, 1 Smce 1925 CALLFOR LA~~tSONABLE a-;~i95 Dr. ¥ork teas how which time the qualified and registered voters of the City of Grosse Pomte displays also counters, Keith Danielson APPOINTMENT Park may vote for candidates for the followmg non-partisan offices kitchens, vanities, rec Licensed Master Plumber THREE C'S LANDSCAPING u ).ANOSCAPING to manage stress rooms. hang doors All re- MAYOR pairs and flmsh work. 16 PLUMBING REPAIRS 757.5330 COMPANY "For most of us stress is here to years experience Free es- & • Sprmg. Fall Clean-Up. stay. The key to leading a produc- THREE COUNCILMEN tlmates Vito Sapienza SEWER CLEANING ZUMTH Seek help WIth your • Cuttmg live life, is to keep stress at a You are further notified that the polls WIllbe open from 7 00 A M to 8 00 ______774.8933 Reasonable Rates For AD Mapleleaf • Hedge Trimming manageable level.' Those com- P M. and that the pollmg places for said Election are as follows • Edging ments were made by Jonathon L. CARPENTER - small and MIKE POTTER ED PAGEL Lowest Prices Around York, consul ant to business and large jobs, 32 years exper: Llc Retired LlC~ Master PRECINCT POLLING PLACES lence Free estimates. LI- 882-1558or"'882-139~ • Free Estimates • industry, when he spoke to the 1 Trombly SChool,Beaconsheld and Essex censed 517.6656. - 773-0525- 294-1602 Junior League of Detroit earlier 2 Trombly School, Beaconsfield and Essex ------this month at the Detroit Boat 3 Murucipal Bwlding, Jefferson and Maryland CARPENTER work, panel- EMIL THE Club. Dr. York, director of the 4 Pierce SChool,Kercheval and Nottmgham Ing Partitions, shelving, PLUMBER RED RIVER RUN Northeast Guidance Center, ~ave 5 Defer School. Kercheval and Nottingham doors, kitchens, cellmgs. SPECIALIZING IN LANDSCAPING an overview of stress and hsted 6 Defer School, Kercheval and Nottingham repairs Small jobs 882. • Kitchens • Bathrooms -Sodding ways people can cope with stress . 7 PIerce SChool,Kercheval and Nottmgham 2795 • Laundry room and VIOla. - Weekly Lawn Cuttmg "Our bodies can tell us when we N.J.Ortisi ------Shrub plantmg are under too much stress. In de- CARPENTRY - rough and tlons • Old and neo\!work GPN 10-17.83& 11.3-83 City Clerk - Shrub Trimmmg finittOn, stress is the body's non. flmsh Custom cabmets and 822-6200 Free Estimates - Landscape Construction specific response to any demand counters KItchens. baths Bill, Master Plumber LIcensed 772-4176 - Fall Clean.up to which one must adapt, adjust (Son of Emil) Get Experienced, Personal or respond. HIgh blood pressure, ALTERATIONS - Moderni. 882-0029 Service at Reasonable ulcers. over use of alcohol, irrita- CITY OF MICHIGAN zatlon, all bUIlding needs, ------Rates Free Estimates bility and difficulty concentrating ~rnll!it Jntttte rough to fimsh In all trades SOB OlJB"E Insured Keith Coderre are some of the ways our bodies GUY DE BOER PLUMBING and HEATING 884-9768 manifest too much stress." he ELECTION NOTICE LICENSED Licensed Master Plum~ said To The Qualified Electors Of The City of Grosse POInte, MichIgan 885-4624 772-3446 SEWER CLEANING, "Proper nutrition, exercise Please take notice that at the General City Election to be held on the SPRINKLER REPAIR. ETC, which fits your lifestyle and plan- 8th day of November, 1983,the followmg City Charter Amendment 21T-PLUMBING AND Grosse Pointe Woods ned relaxation are ways of man- proposal wlll be submitted to the vote of the quahfled electors of the HEATING 886-3897 aging stress. City of Grosse Pomte. "We can further keep stress at a manageable level by recogni- Present Proposed the. M~~~lImber zing and responding to the stress CHARTER PROVISION CHARTER PROVISION VIKING HEATING CO J (~n of Emil) (factors) in our lives .. section 16 An official of the City. section 16 The CounCilshall b~ FL It ~ACES BOILERS No job too small New and theretofore either elected or ap. ordmance establish the procedures t'AHTS & SERVICJ repairs, violations Free installation pointed, shall be designated by the for the purchase and sale of personal ALL MAKES 293-3181 council to be purchasing agent for all property under the directIOn of City 24 HOURS882-9616 DRAIN SERVICE $25 for Cable Chri8tmas City purchases The purchasing PurchaSing Agent Further, the RESIDENTIAL. agent shall have authority to pur- Council shall establish by ordmance COMMERCIAL 7 DAYS . Grosse Pointe Cable and the Grosse Pointe War Memorial have chase all supplies and materials for a maximum dollar limitation for 531-9671 teamed up to produce a holiday the city, except that the city council purchases and shall approve all pur. shall approve each purchase exceed- chases which exceed the amount of 2 special of interest to all in the r# 3 J community. ing $1,000 in value; but he may not such dollar limitation The Pur 21T-PLUM,INQ AN'D A "Historic Walking Tour of purchase any Item which exceeds chasing Agent shall not purchase any HIATINCJ any budget appropriation until the Item which exceeds any budget ap- E the War Memorial" narrated by 51 • Mark Weber, will take viewers on council has Increased the appropria. propriation, until the Council has In tlon 81 provided by this charter. creased the appropriation as provld. NQVemoer 1~~ a video 8resentation of the beauti. ed by the within Charter ANDERSEN ful Inst tut!on, Its trappings and Its history. PLUMBING, SEWER CLEANING 2 3 4 5 You are further notified that the polling place for said elecllon III as 1 Those with cable service may follows' SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT view this event on Cable Channel 372.0580 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 17 at 8 f.,m, Dec. '17. For those MAIRE SCHOOL who don t presently have cable 740Cadieux between Kercheval and Waterloo 13 14 15 16 17 19 1C) service but wish to see this pro- Further, that the poUs for said election will be open from 7 00 S.M, DeCKARD PLUMBING CO. gram, Grosse Pointe Cable is of. o'clock In the afternoon until 8:00 e'clock In the afternoon EST Free E8t1mates • Violations Corrected 1{) 25 2(, fering free installation for three • New Additions. Repairs' Installations 21 22 23 24 days only, Nov. I, 2 and 3. Order . THOMAS W. KRESSBACH LlcenBed Master Plumber on one of these days to insure GPN - 1l).27.8lI Cily Clerk q 28 1i:)~ your installation in time fo: this City of Grosse Pointe, Michigan CALL STEVE 885-5662 cable exclusive, .. • Open up a world of Opportu~ •• NEWJPAPER WantAdI Seefor yourself! Our Want Ads are your ticket to just about everything in the world! You'll find'em jam-packed with business opportunities, merchandise offerings, services ... plus 1001 other things! And they're a smart way to advertise anything you have to sell! Next time you're in the market for some great opportunities ... take a quick trip through our Want Ads! Let our talented ad takers help you write your beet sellerl They're trained to show you how to set up an effective ad. Place yours today and see just how well it sells! CALL ... Gross~ Point~ News 882-6900 --~...... ,...--p ...... P ...... - .. --,"' •. -..-..,.-, •..-- ...... -.-. ~. ~. ~.-.~.~.~-~~~-~- Thursday, October 27, 1983 Page Fourteen-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~.; .... ~ oloV.... A ~ ~,l ... /' ...... '0' , . ( r;:,,:C~~~ ,.>;t; ",,"% ., ~~A '*~, , . / ~'-;.':0 /' , ; "0. I':c:tl FIRST ClASS CAR, MAHER Gives You • FIRST ClASS DEALER A Real Price That MASTeR ~:' ,./)1 r"E" r J ~ OtAL t\. I Looks Like NI.agic III 1111ATI lITO RYl API[ l :\l J Xl II I J "C I The 1984's ARE HERE AND WE'RE DEALING IF YOUR LAST PRICE WASN'T FROM ~ MAHER CHEVROLET then you're probably paying too much. uWe'li Beat Any Deal .. I From Any Dealer ... Periodl" 1984'S AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Thirty Car Indoor Showroom Shop Inside! '84 VETTE '82 VETTES Three '84 Vettes SPECIAL EDITION Available NOW 2 to choose '----- ALSO '74 THROUGH '82 - 25 TO CHOOSE FROM ---- ( '83 CLOSE OUTI HUG. SAVINGS ON VAN 30 VAN CONVERSIONS IN STOCK ", ENGINE TUNE UP " INCLUDES: Replace Spark Plugs, Distributor Rotor, PCV Valve and Air Cleaner Element. All Labor. Adj. Belts, Clean Battery Cables, Check and Set Timing and Clean Top of Motor 12.9% (. - Check Choke Operation. 00 ~\!'I[~ va...... '95 00 v;~~ Kelp '!'hIt GnI& car PeeiIDC W'Jth GemdDe GII PanI. V6...... '80 T'rMd Olea Spot!~.'" fl e..-. I Lm 50 PB. 5 SCl R 0Il0lllJer _ wsw,..,., GlMI TlIl, SlIt., IlSM Sport MnoII 3 .. Uh 5 TO Spcr1-' _. SIII.o T a-.. En C- CHOOSE FROMI10 OTHERS WITH DIffE. tam G/Ol4l fl ~. 25 Lh EFl.wsw RENT EQUIPMENT AND PRICESI 19,675 TnI 7 TO CHOOSE FROMI 35 cmEA8 WITH DtFFEflENT EOUIPMENT AND Pf\lC€S '9,450 1I.:.c.~1I ~ ....-- (:~~~':3IIl~1 NEW'83 QMC"15 STARCRA" CONYERSION 12.9% LHetime 1------, Rustprooflng FREE lncIudecJ wfth purchasel I LU:.~~e~::~=~~~~FILTERI Nt: rn.d 0- PS MItJ ~ TlI, SWeo Sl\'lId WIlIIlt ~.IIIll'" roe WI. TIP. sc.cnft CoIMr1ion !It< No 137 ~------~~ Out of Town Calls Accepted Don Gooley 343.5300 20903 HARPER at the 1-94jVERNIER (8 MILE) EXIT OPEN MON. through FRI. 7:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M .... for your convenience ...... ~ ., ... ------~--_._~--_._- -