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------'ubll.h.' o. Seeolt' Clo•• MoHo•• 1 th. JOe , .. C.Pl' 44 Pages-Three Sections VOL.42-NO. 51 'olt Office 01 PIt.olt, Mlchl,oll GROSSE POINTE, MICHIG,A.N, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1981 $13 '0. Veo. Bed cut suit stops hospital.parking deck plans submitted by any of the 61 hosiptals By Tom Greenwood The projects include the joint pur- for the Reduction of Excess Hospital in the six overbedded sub-areas. chase of a -full-body Computer As- Capacity in Southeastern Michigan, which was approved by the Statewide Officials at Bon Secours and sisted Tomographic (CAT) Scanner According to Madge Lawson, direc. Cotta-ge~Bon Seeours Health Coordination Council (SHCC) Cottage Hospitals have expressed at a cost of $903,000 to both institu- tor of Public Relations at Cottage tions; the transfer of Cottage's ob- last month. regret at the legal roadblock set Hospital, the institution still remains in their paths to acquiring cer- stetric service to Bon Secours and the joint ventures stymied Bon Secours and Cottage, along construction of a $3.5 million, four fully committed to the projects co- tificates of need from the state with the three hospitals filing the level parking structure at Cottage, ordinated with Bon Secours, plus the for three related projects. Cottage and Bon Secours are pre- The restraining order was issued restraining order, are among 61 hos- vented from approaching the Michi- by Ingham County Circuit Judge proposed construction of the parking TENTATIVELY proposed to front pitals in six over bedded sub.areas in J\ lempOUl.)' l"t,,,lldiuiul> u~Jef wa .. J~ncs. T. K:.Bm::n in :esp0!!Se to ? Muir Road, the structure (underwrit- ~~n D~lJ'1rlJl1t~u~ vi. lI.4UU(; lIi.:«Hh d('rJ.:. filed last month in Ingham County (!\tDPH) for final approval of their request in a suit filed by Brent Gen- Wayne, Macomb and southern Oak. Circuit Court preventing the Execu- ten solely by Cottage), would house projects and granting of certificates eral and Doctors Hospitals in Detroit, land counties. "We have a number of deeds on tive Committee of the Comprehensive 350 cars and contain an underground of need. and Dearborn Medical Centre Hos- file," she said. "HopeCully this prob- Health Planning Council of South- warehouse and office area that would pital, Dearborn. Pending a Jan, 27, 1982 hearing, on lem can be cleared up quickly and that suit, CHPC-SEM, MDPH, and we can get the ball rolling. Until eastern Michigan (CHPC-SEM) from connect to the main hospital via an All hospitals in Michigan must ob- giving the go ahead to the three pro- tain the certificates before advancing The three institutions have been SHCC have been restrained from any then, we're stapped and there's ab- jects submitted to the council by Bon underground tunnel. any projects, or face possible loss oC targeted for consolidation or merger actions in implementing excess capac. solutely nothing we can do, no matter Secours and Cottage. Without the okay from CHPC-SEM, license. in CHPC.SEM's Second Cycle Plan ity plans, including reviewing projects how eager we are to begin work." Panel rules Ford House is taxable By Tom Greenwood can do so only by prior arrangement other help to those in need," and are not admitted unless their names appear on the guard's list at The tribunal said the estate was The Edsel & Eleanor Ford acting as a charitable institution the gate house. House in Grosse Pointe Shores when it allowed the premises to be lost the first round in its bid to A fee of $3 for adults, $2 for senior used for fund raisIng efforts by the be declared a tax exempt char- citizens and $1 for children is charged. Ronald McDonald (a non-profit sup- itable institution. Alandt said the fee would be waived 'port facility for Children's Hospital if a person were unable to pay. He in Detroit), but these efCorts were In a Tuesday, Dec, 1 opinion, also testified the home was open to outweighed by the use of the prop. the Michigan Tax Tribunal ruled the public on sJ)eclflc dates, arid on erty by groups such as employes of the property is not a totally the average, had been available for Sabena Airlines, the Site Selection charitable estate and must pay public visits (usually Sunday) twice Committee for the RepublIcan Na. taxes to the Shores, Lake Town- a month since Nov., 1980. tional Convention, the Used Car Guidebook Publishers of North ship and South Lake schools. In offering the opinion, Presiding America, the Lawyers Wives of Hearing Officer Claris Kaye Cwlrko Michigan, the Veteran Motor Car The home paId its 19BO taxes ruled that while the home was par- ($55,000 to the schools and $28,000 Club of America, the AmerIcan WIne Pholo by Tom Greenwood tially charitable, it falled to meet all to the Shores) under protest and has Society, the American Natural Re. Working hard at having fun, these North to right) Sheryl Boardman, Tammy Johnston. four requirements used to test and sources Company, the delegates to not yet paid its 1981 taxes, according qualify for tax exempt status. High School students helped spread some Christ- Chris Schade, Lisa Taylor, Peggy King, Marty to Shores officials. the Republican National Convention, mas cheer last week by packaging and deliver- Meldrun and Cindi Tsangalhis. The flower sale To qualify, an institution must be the Venezuelan Ford dealers, the ing poinsettias to area customers. Taking a was a fund raiser for the class of 198t In her will, Eleanor Ford suggested incorporated under the laws of Michi. Grand Trunk Eastern Railroad com- break from the flower assembly line are ~al.e Dec. 31, 1979, the tribunal said it Among her suggestions were that the proper!.)' solely for the purpose • for which the institution was In. found that of a -total of 80 events, the estate be used for activities such only 31, or 38,75 percent could clear. corporated. as conference and receptions, exhibi- iy be identified as fund raising bene. tions of works of art, lectures and The tax tribunal, while conceding fits for charitable organizations. Heater issue runs hot, cold symposiums, concerts, recitals and the validity of the first and third other musical events, transient quar. during a power outage or for heating packaged containers. While bulk kero- criteria in applying to the Ford For the calendar year 1980, the By Tom Greenwood ters for artists, lecturers, authors, figure was even lower, said the trio a garage while you work on the car, sene is cheaper, it's a fire hazard that home, nevertheless had trouble ac scientists and other prominent people bunal. Only 32 out of 138 activities "Now is the winter of our discon- the units are just perfect." must be stored in separate fire- cepting the second and fourth reo visiting Michigan, could be so classified, for a 23.2 tent" - and it appears things are proofed buildings. quirements. going to get worse. As outside tern. The only area hardware store that Mrs. Ford left a $15 million endow- per~ent average. -peratures drop and gas bills rise, doesn't carry the heaters is Bachman "I also have doubts about their ment for maintenance and operation IN EFFECT, the tribunal said that though the estate had declared itself In response, Foundation represen- more and more consumers are scram- Paint and Hardware. Store owner safely. I don't like the idea of any of the estate. tatives testified that "99 percent of bling to find ways to keep warm and Herb Bachman has doubts about the burning unit in a closed building, a charitable institution, that did not In testifying before the tribunal, on the surface qualify it as such. the sponsoring organizations were save money. units. Anything that burns gives off carbon non-profit, charitable organizations monoxide. Maybe I'm wrong, but Paul Alandt, executive director of the Many believe they've discovered Drawing on definitions from Web- whose purpose in using the Ford "I've seen a lot of ads about them, that's the way I see it." Foundation, said that only non profit the answer in portable, kerosene and we've had some inquiries from organizations are permitted to use ster's New World Dictionary of the House facilities was to raise funds," heaters. Light weight, portable and customers, but they don't seem like a That's not to say many kerosene the Ford Home facilities. Many of American Language defining charit- In judging that the property was fueled by pure kerosene, the heaters good item to us," he said. heaters haven't been tested. them are charged a $1 per member able and charity, the tribunal said not exempt from taxation, the trio are undergoing great popularity at "preservation fee," he said. the home would be considered a bunal affirmed the 19BO and 1981 "I have real doubts about the econ. the moment. Underwriters Laboratories (UL), charitable institution if it was "kind omy of the heaters. Kerosene can cost He also said members of the public and generous, in giving money or (Continued on Page 2A) They vary in size from 8,200 BTU's as much as $5 a gallon in pre- (Continued on Page 2A) wishing to tour the house and grounds (British Thermal Units) at $169 to 19,500 BTU's at around $280. Support. ers claim the smalle&t unit can heat a 15 .loot by 15 foot by 8 foot room Parents propose from zero to 70 degrees in an hour. County hegins Area retailers report brisk sales, with some stores selling all they can Messner Field pool get their hands on, reapportioDlllent _ "We've probably sold 80 of the By Joanne Gouleehe swimmers now practice and compete units in the last two months," said By Susan Coppa Holley's First District would be: in North's pool. The school system Tom Charbeneau, manager oC Maskell west on Eight Mile Road along the Residents for a community also has pools located in Brownell, Hardware. "In fact, I'm selling all I At a Wayne <;:ounty Charter count~' line in the Woods, up to an pool at South High School were Parcells and Pierce schools, but those can get in. They're really popular be. reapportionment meeting Mon- imaginary line between Hoover and back before the Board of Edu- pools are either too narrow or too cause they help hold gas bills down." day, Dec. 14, County Clerk Van Dyke, south to Six Mile Road, cation Monday with more than short for varsity competition, accord- James Killeen read a letter from along Six Mile to Bedford in Detroit, ing to parents and coaches. Lochmoor Hardware reported good 2,000 signatures in support of Commissioner Ervin A. Steiner Bedford to Mack Avenue and Alter, the idea. This time, they are sales, while Nelson Frolund Lawn and Alter down to the River. Mrs. Bartoszewicz said the proposed and Garden Center: reported it sold at which stated Steiner's continued proposing an olympic~size swim- request that the First District, pool would also make provisions for least 75 of the units in recent weeks. Holle)"s plan could have Steiner ming facility on Messner Field handicapped swimmers and senior which includes all the Pointes, face a fellow commissioner in next near Richard School in Grosse "THE MOST popular heaters ap- citizens. remain the same under the new November's election, Norbert Wis. pear to be in the 8,200-9,600 BTU Pointe Farms. charter, niewski from Harper Woods. School board reaction to the pro- range," said Jeff Krum, assistant School administrators say it has posal was not favorable. manager. "If lhe district cannot remain un. Steiner said Thursday that he is Erv Steiner now become impossible and costly to changed, then I support the adoption deCinitely running for the commis. "Those 2,000 signatures don't con- "The only complaint we've received build a swimming pool adjacent to of Hubert Holley's plan for the reo sion seat next fall. "It's going to be vince me (that we need a new pool) ," is that the fuel tank isn't large enough. South's Industrial Arts building, districting," Steiner's letter con. a very tough election. The Grosse have the number remain at 27 and said board President Jon Gandelot. It can hold up to 1.99 gallons of fuel where the pool was first proposed, tinued. Pointes will lose their representation defeat the purpose of the Charter, she "Do you think residents would be good for about 25-30 hours of con. because of problems with water and chose to endorse the 15. willing to approve a bond issue to Holley is the Democratic party (due to the redistricting), We com- sewer lines. When the $2 million in. stant use. Federal law prevents the missioners now have twice as much fund this?" tanks from holding more than two appointee to the five member reap- She also said that if Holley's plan dustrial facility was constructed two portionment com m i s s ion. Other area to represent as does :i state is accepted, the Grosse Pointes could years ago, architects laid foundations gallons." senator. If there were 21 dis1ricts, Trustee Dorothy Kennel pointed out members include Killeen, serving as conceivably have a louder voice in for a pool next to the building. M\!ssner Field is used everyday by Dammon Hardware in the Village instead of IS, we'd be okay." chair; County Treasurer Raymond county decisions than under Killeen's Richard students and community reported they've sold out of the units, Wojtowicz; County Prosecutor Wil. Stciner has opposed the new char- plan, due to the combined strength Joan Bartoszewicz, chairman of groups. but more are on the way. "The items liam Cahalan and Michael Legg, reo ter Crom the beginning, saying that it of Grosse Pointe's and Harper Woods' Citizens for a New Pool at South, are popular and new," said store man- placing Pat Ganzberger as the is badly drawn, and will eliminate population count. Only 87,000 resi. told the school board more than 50 Parent Art Colton said the group ager Henry Feys. "But some people Republican party appointee. the three Republicans currently on dents of Detroit would be needed to persons have been out in Grosse has been before the Grosse Pointe may expect too much of them. They the county government. The new comprise the district, as compared to Pointe neighborhoods soliciting signa- Woods Council to consider a bubble The Wayne County Charter is can't take the place of a furnace, and charter was approved by voters Nov. more than 113,000 under the plan tures for a 50.meter pool. The group top over that city's pool at Lakefront drawn in accordance with the Michi. you do have to buy fuel for them. 3. Killeen presented. IS looking for at least 4,000 signatures Park, but has met considerable op- Kerosene can sell for as little as $1.70 gan Charter County Act which stales to place the pool issue on the June position to the plan. The Commission agreed Monday a gallon bulk, or $3,99 pre.packaged. that all county districts must "be as Steiner also voiced disappointmcnt 14 school board ballot. equal in population as practicable," in fcHow Pointer Barbara Gattorn that it would next meet on Wednes. "But for carrying a family through The total population for Wayne for not giving Grosse Pointe more day, Jan. 6, 1982. "We are a first rate community. County deems that each district shall We should have a first rate pool," consideration when the Way n e Holley's redistricting plan for the represent 155,000 residents. Mrs. Bartoszewicz said. County Charter was drawn. county isn't the only plan currently Inside Correction According to 1980 census figures, "It's a shame that our own Charter under consideration by the commis. The proposed S3,5 million pool fa- the total population for all the Grosse Commissioner was the one who blew sion, cility on Messner Field would house Cable TV, Local ".,.,.", 9A Marie Valente is chairman of the Pointes is just under 52,000, locker rooms, a first aid room, weight Classified " ... ,.,., .... , ,5C our representation," he said. At the Dec, 7 meeting James Kil. Park Beautification Commission, not room and a small cafeteria, accord. Editorials """"""""'" l6A Under Hollcy's plan, the Grosse leen presented a plan to the board Susan S. Callahan, as reported in the At Monday's meeting Gattorn said ing to pool spokesman and parent Art Feature ..... _, , , .. _ , .. , .16B Pointes would be included in a dis. which would include the Pointes in a Dec. 3 issue. that at the time that the Charter Colton. Lellers to Editor ., 16A trict with Harper Woods (represent. Commission was considering the district without Harper Woods. Obituaries ,., .6A Water bills in Grosse Pointe Park ing 68,350 suburbanites ) and an area number oC districts, she also favored His proposed First Dilltrict boun. PARENTS, students and coaches Prime Time .,', .. " .. , _lOA include a storm drainage charge, not of northeast Detroit that would give 21 instead of 15. However at the darles are: starting at the county line have long complained that South's Society .'. , . , .. , , .. , , ... , . ,I-llB meter service charge as reported in the first district a total of 155,770 voting time, 21 was not a number old 20.meter pool is too short for high Sports ... ,', ..... ,., .. , .. ,. 1.3C the Dec, 10 issue. people represented. under consideration and rather than (Continued on Page 2A> school varsity competition. South

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Page Two.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 17, 1981 MISTER A's Hot and COZlZ on heaters COI~ntyreapportionment .------, (Continued from Page 1M risk of fire," said . Enno Toomsalu (Continued from Page 1A) prove and file an apportionment plan: Deli associate managing UL engineer re: 00 off • of Northbrook, 111., has put its seal in the Woods, iOllowing south along with the' Coonty Clerk and the Secre~ I 19210 MACK sponsible for the testing of kero~ne $5 of approval on a number of heating the Detroit Riverbank to East Grand tary of State. Monday, Dec. 14 wa~' I • Coupon* I 886-7914 units after testing them for automatic heaters. Boulevard, north to the Ford Free. the last day with which the commis; shut off mechanisms in case of tip "The consumers' role in the sale 'way, along the east.bound Freeway sion could adopt their own plan. :: I 1 Week Only 12/17 - 12/24 I overs; carbon monoxide emissions; use of these heaters is important to Conner, south on Conner to War- However, if the Commission does: Crosse risks of explosion; high surface tern. since the chimney portion of the ren Avenue, following Warren to not acl on a plan within that 30 days,: I Includes: Mens and Ladies. .1 peratures; smoke and odor build up. heaters, through which the hot. gases Mack and north on Mack to the and does not get an extension ap.' Sweaters; Mens Robes; Pajamas UL also requires manufacturers es~pe, may get as hot as 500 to 600 county line in Grosse Pointe Woods. proved, any registered voter ma~ I Pointe News to inrlude a complete set of instruc- degrees Fahrenheit," (USPS 220.600) The County Clerk's plan could submit a plan to the Commisison for: I All Styles; All Colors • tions dealing with operation, name Toomsalu added that the consumer match Steiner against Democrat approval. The Commission woulc( "uhli-l1l'd E",r~ Thllr_da, adjustment, refueling, lighting pro- should aways be present when the R~ \nh"t'hn .lubll ..ht'r" Jarrette Simmons, who currently then approve a plan that best meets- (8dures and maintenance. heater is operating. Keep children and represents the lower east side of the requirements of the law, and file: QI' t\.l,rt'h.', "I \u'nl'" "The safety features On UL listed combustibles, such as clothing, furni- Detroit, in the election next fall. lhat plan with the County Clerk. The' (..TO...... > PUI"h-~ \li(,h. 'H2:U. At kerosene heaters greatly reduce the ture or newspapers away from an deadline for all plans is Jan. 13, 1982.: I '\!i!~~~1~~n.~HOPi Phone 882-6900 operating heater. ' As slated, the charter will reduce • the number of elected commissioners To further complicate matters, the: I 16900 Kercheval in the Village I heo<1d C~ .. P.. tae' pild "' "Concern has been' expressed about Ottrolt, III ",Mil In. from 27 to 15. The Charter Commis- filed plan could be appealed by any: Open 10-5:30 Thurs. & Friday till 8:30 hbe VC4 ~,-:'Ui', t~i. tion of official census figures to ap- llUlIllIcui v1iill 0" ."l()pLi:.:1. petition next spring at the War Me- amount of carbon monoxide that can I morial. be produced is less than normally Michigan pianists between the ages produced by a single burner on a gas Ford House put on tax rolls of 18 and 32 are invited to c,)mpete. cooking range, Toomsalu said. Call the Memorial, 881-7511, or write "In an average size room (12 feet (Continued from Page 1Al Sullivan said he thought there waS: by 12 feet by 8 feet), one complete to Piano Competition, 32 Lakeshore tax years and notified both parties a misunderstanding that the property.: change of air is needed every 12 Road, the Farms, 48236. they have 20 days within which to was reserved for use by exclusiVE:: hours in order not to significantly de- The competition was organize i..:t file exceptions and written argu. groups and was seldom utilized bY: a plete the oxygen by using the heater" year in order to give young pianists ments with the tribunal. the public. ~ said Toomsalu. ' recognition. The winner of the first "I thought we had resolved tha; "The average residential house un- IN THE SHORES, city officials award was Grosse Pointer Stephanie were gratified by the judgment, but misconception, but apparently wi Leon. dergoes a balf to one and a half com. didn't," he said. "The home is open' plete air changes through general in. something less than elated. "We're Once again concert pianists Mischa not surprised by the findings, but to anyone by reservation only, not by. filtration every hour," Kottler and Ilse van Alpenheim will this thing can drag on until I'm past invitation only. Henry Ford II, Mayor~ Young, J. L. Hudson, Laurance Har! lead the panel of jurors. Also judging Toomsalu recommended using the retirement," said Shores Superintend wood, Joyce Garrett and others al~ the musicians will be pianist Flavia UL listed heaters in well ventilated ent Tom Jefferis. Varani from Oakland University, areas only. 'To insure good ventila. testified they thought the Founda; "The Foundation will ulldoubtably 'tion was a non.profit charitable in" Felix Resnik, music director of Grosse tion, UL recommended raising a win- appeal, and if they lose again, can stitution. : Pointe Symphony, and Andrew Rae. dow one inch or keeping the door to take it as far as the Mcihigan Su- burn, artistic director of Detroit Sym. adjacent rooms open. preme Court. It could take a long "We receive bulk mailing rate; phony Orchestra. "Never use any other fue} than pure time until the settlement is reached," from Ihe post office; the home is: kerosene," said roomsalu. "Refill the Prizes will jnclude $1,000 in fees Joseph Sullivan, attorney for the listed as a national historical site and: fuel tank outdoors and never when for a recital performance at next sum. Edsel and Eleanor Ford House is listed under the IRS as a charit ... mer's local music festival and a con. the heater is operating or still hot echoed Jefferis' reaction. .' able organization. It's also classifie~ from use. Don't use a kerosene heater as a' charitable foundation of the: certo performance with Grosse Pointe "We're in the process of filing Symphony. The winner also will have in an area where there are other Michigan Attorney General's list ". flammable gasses; and store kerosene objections now," he said. "We're dis- added Sullivan. ' :- an audition 'with the music director only in approved containers away appointed naturally. "There's prob. of Detroit Symphony. "It would seem we have all th~: from living space. • ably a lack of understanping that A new feature in this year's com- pervades at that kind of an adminis. requi~ements. If we lose the appeal;: "The risks can be reduced by fol- petition will be the presence of music trative hearing. Any administration I'm sure we'll take it to the courts:' lowing tbese common sense safety directors of other community orches- will look at it from the perspective This could lake quite a while to re'. tras who will choose soloists to per. preca~tions. " of a tax authority," . solve," form during their regular seasons. Soloist selections will be made before PICHE-'. the competition award winner is Dance faculty Fall days a~d country lanes. Sporting Skye Tweed Jackels picked. Every finalist will receive an BARBER SHOP M & M 'DISTRIBUTING 'co. by SouthwiCk, $228. WoOl flannel trousers, $95; wool award. concert slated NOW OPEN flannel skirt, $102. Open Daily 9-5:30, Thursday till 9. IN. THi-VILLAGi at Cleaning Materials & Equipment The 1982 competition will include University Liggett School the De. an expanded repertory. Entrants will troll Community Music School and EGAN'S be asked to perform both a baroque the Jewish Community Center will JjlIEN'.s SHOP. and a romantic work in preliminary present an evening of dance featuring 8.6 Tunday.FrldlY WE DELIVER auditions. Finalists will be asked to choreograpby by Harriet Berg, Jenni. Saturday 8-4 play a classic, romantic and contem- fer Noyer and Judd Shelton Thurs- App't or W.lkln porary work and may, at their option, day, Jan. 14, 7:30 p.m. in the Uni. B.tore 9:30 884-0520 CLASSIC STYLE. UNCOMMON SERVICE. enter the concerto category separately. versity Liggett Theatre, 1045 Cook r.ur entrlnce only Preliminary auditions are scheduled R~4 . . , J:- ~ --.------Concert il'drillsli'Oilis $3 a't tbedoor .. ' 80 K13rcheval Avenue • Grosse Pointe • 882-3590 April 16, finals on April 19. The 885~5543 16734 L WARREN _ DfTROJT,.MI. 41274 event is open to the public. . For more information, call 884-4444 . ----"----

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aftel- Woods traffic ac(~ident oj, •• BELLE ISLE Grosse Pointe Woods and a com. but no breathalyzer test was given, pany the city subcontracts to remove According to a police spokesman, al. heavy garbage and appliances were though the driver's breath may have named as defendants in a lawsuit smelled there were no other visible , AWNING CO filed in Wayne County Circuit Court signs oi impairment A llen-Edmonds. when you are nvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • DacrOf, recently on behal! of the victim of an Hearings on a citation Vanopden. accident involving one of the com- bosch received for .improper lane pany's vehicles, usage in connection with the accident readY.for the ~finest. Fred and Linda Kay VonGunten, and an earlier citation in an un- 4 i SIJ NOW and SAVE both Woods residents, filed suit in related incident will not be heard in LLEN Wayne County Circuit Court against ~~.~'Vo"' ...... '\>- ...... , Woods Municipal Court because a the city, Brian Nanopdenbosch, and change of venue request by the de- ..~ DMONDS Serving Grosse Pointe Since 193' . - Vanopdenbosch Construction Co., of fense has been granted. A new lo- Detroit, seeking an u n s pee i fie d 774-1010 22704 Harper cation for those hearings has been St, Clair Shores amount of damages for injuries sus- set. tained by Mrs, VonGunten in an Oct. City Attorney George Catlin said it 8 accident with a front, end loader was not unusual for the city to be ------~-----_._------driven by Vanopdenbosch. sued concerning act ion s of sub- The suit alleges negligence on the contra tors, and added thaI the city's part of Vanopdenbosch in the operat- CHRISTMAS CHEER ALL THRU' defense is connected with Vanopden. ing of the vehicle "while his ability bosch's. THE YEAR TO YOU, GOOD . " was visibly impaired because of Plaintiff's attorney Joseph Puzzuoli PEOPLE OF GROSSE POINTE! consumption of intoxicating liquor," said Mrs, V.')nGunten suffered per- and varying "his course of travel manent injuries as a result of the without a proper signal ... causing accident, but could not say how much his velJicle to crash into" Mrs, Von- the family had incurred in medical C:ll':t~P.'s 1976 Pinto, costs because oi the accidelll. The city, the suit alleges, is guilty I of creating "a dangerous and intolera- Because of the backlog in the ble nuisance in the allowing of large Wayne County Circuit Court, hear. equipment to be used on the city ings may not begin for between 30 streets without adequate supervision:' to 40 months, Vanopdenbosch Construction Co, is subcontracted by the city on an hourly basis to provide a front end loader Woods will go and an operator because the city has no such equipment. City Clerk Ad. ministrator Chester Petersen said it Scra,nhIing is used to remove heavy refuse and The Woods will replace two six-' n:~" appliances and to repair water main year-old pick-ups in the Public Works Allen.Edmonds shoes breaks, Department with two new AMC fIaI'e avaHable in sizes The accident occurred Thursday, Scramblers, described by City Ad. 5 to 16, AAAA to EEE Oct. 8 at about 1:30 p.m., the last day ministrator Chester Petersen as more of the city:s quarterly rubbish pickup, versatile, at a price tag of just over at the intersection of Roslyn and $17,000. Charlevoix, The City Council authorized the Police reports of the incident indi- purchaSe of the two vehicles at its ',,' ,. cate Vanopdenbosch was driving a regular meeting Monday, Dec. 7 to Massey-Ferguson front end loader on replace two supervisor's trucks, called /.' Confidence. It's what you'll get from Allen-Edmonds shoes. Here is the Charlevoix approaching Roslyn, Mrs. the "oldest the city owns" by City al confidence of knowing your shoe has a look 01 total elegance. And the VonGunten was driving south with Assessor Comptroller Frederick Horn- " her right turn signal on, according to fisher. ' " feel of great quality. With Allen-Edmonds, you 'fl, enjoy much more th,an one witness. The Scrambler, a Jeep with a pick- ~.;l; great comfort. You'll enjoy great confidence. For whtch there can be no prtce. Witnesses said Mrs, VonGunten up truck bed, can be used the same ',", turned off her turn signal just before way the pick.ups are used, and can ffi} reaching the intersection, and con. AND THANK YOU FOR tinued south on Charlevoix through :~~or:~~~/~~:r~~s e~~i~~e:/~~~a~; ~,~ BEING OUR CUSTOMERS! the intersection. down, Petersen said. ,',.~~ Reports say Vanopdenbosch was Coon Bros., on Plymouth Road in W/~ making a left turn onto Roslyn when Detroit, was awarded the contract C ~:...~ . the accident occurred. The front over objections of council members bucket of his vehicle struck Mrs. Von- who questioned whether the dealer. Gunten's car in the left front fender, ship was too far away for the vehicles i, HARVEY'S SINCE 1900 crushing the car and trapping her . to be serviced properly under war- 'i\' inside. Compleat Traveler Mrs. VonGunten was taken to 5t. ra~~~ncilmen William Wilson and l: KERCHEVAL AT 'ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE John Hospital where she was treated Jean Rice asked Petersen if the dif. ::_,,~.w.;'.:: for a broken hip, jaw and leg, a con- ference between the bids of Coon . Cbristmas Hours: 345 FISHER ROAD cussion, and cuts and bruises. Bros and Grosse Pointe Motors on .{, IHonday through Friday 9:30 A.!H, to 8:45 P,Af.. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN Witnesses told police Vanopden- Mack, about $90, wouldn't be offset if bosch, who told officers he was check- by the increased distance to the \':'i Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 Open 'Iil 7: 30 p.m. Dec. 17. 18 and 22. ing side streets for work crews, made Plymouth Road dealership if warranty ,>1,' MaStercard 882-3670 Visa Mon, Dec. 21 noon 'Iii 8 p,m, the turn into VonGunten's car. repairs were nece~l\ryf 'i.1 , • ~1,~T:J"" Vanopd.liqaschi l61a poli~e, he>,~aq; two beers with his lunch that-day, b~ ~~~~1~~;:(;a~ayntrs ~~;~e~~u1d " ..''>4Jf0~.~~::,~f~JM¥rA~L:;:,:,~',,,$__b_.H_:.:_:.,_:-._-- ..._.~;:._:i_:L_:~_-""_,.'"_"_,~_:.;>_;.'_L_::_:=, ;,_:;i::~i;£L,"",:~,."' ------,--- ,<';t,~!:~;.:~~~f~.::.x;:.~:_l~r;ii~~._~~~2~~J.~ft'~~~~..,~.{~~)~tf«~2n1#f41f.ih~":.~!&Lf~';..~,:,!.:~~;>,~.. .~, : .".

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A gift of lo~e for kids *WIMBLEDON * LAKESHORE The Detroit Child Care Occupant Protection Committee has Arthur Gibson, Manager of Community Relations for the Auto- noted that the law will require drivers to secure children under m-obile Club of Michigan, Ross Roy, chairman of the board, 774-1300 776-6290 four years of age in an approved child car seat beginning in Traffic Safety Association (TSA) and W, Howard Cox, President 2.0250 E. 9 MI~eRd. 23125 Marter Rd. , April, 1982. With demand far in excess of current supply, the of the TSA, review one of the 10,500 gift.suggestion posters now committee is urging purchase of the scats now as holida;y gifts being distributed to arear etailestablishments. The AAA, Ross to encourage car dealers and retailers to expund inventories so Ray, Inc., and the TSA produced the posters, SPOIL YOURSELF the special restraints will be available. Pictured left to right, 1/2 off Court Time Local Rosary movement plans Capitol vigil Jan. 21 in God, and for a spiritual heating of Catholics, from Mother Teresa of will be presented in petition form "We are completely overwhelmed India and Michigan prelates to those during a national all.night vigil in by the hundreds of letters and phone our land." From December 23, 1981 - Jan. 3, ,1982 A four.day hilS pilgrimage to the in' the Grosse Pointes, are trying to the national Shrine of the Immaculate calls from throughout the nation," capitol from Detroit is planned for return the Rosary, "s time-honored Conception in Washington, D.C. Mrs. Reynolds said, "We are looking Tennis Non 'Prime .••.. '.•• $6.00 Jan. 20.23, allowing time to our Cath. dimension of prayer," to Catholic life. In addition to Mother Teresa's sig. forward to one of the most devout olic and historic shrines. A fee of Grosse Pointe Children's Theater nature, those of Rev, Patrick Peyton, religious demonstrations ever in our Tennis Prime ..•...• c •••••• $9.00 $200, covering meals, bus fare and director Sally Reynolds is founder of Fatima authority Re\', Messias Coelho nation's Capitol." accommodations, is asked. Those in- the movement, coinciding \Yith one of Portugal, bishops Thomas Gumble, Racquetball Non Prime ••$5.00 around the world to restore the prayer ton and Waller Schoenherr, and Mon- The vigil will begin at' 6:30 p.m. terested in the pilgrimage may call Grace Cusumano, 881,1196, or Bertha to Catholic life, which has been des- signor Edward Hickey also appear on Jan. 21 and continue through the Racquetball Prime .•••••.• $7.00 ignated "Mother of Mary" (MOM). the petition. night, culminating in a high Mass Putt, 349.7824. Members Only Ann Gnaster is co-director and Rev. A recent article in a national Cath. and "March for Life" scheduled the Those wishing to place their names Thomas McGowan of 51. Augustine olic newspaper about the petition following day. In s "living rosary," on the Rosary petitions should call can Debby About our Weekend Memberships church is spiritual director. drew a flood of response to the Grosse delegates from the states will light a Mrs. Reynolds, 885-6219, or 1\Irs. Fifty thousand key signatures, rep- Pointe headquarters of MOII[ al 1250 candl~ .for, tht;! intention "that the Gnaster, 527-4968, or write MOM Na. 774-:1300 resenting more than. li 'million par. Grayton, mJad,' ;-flccording

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Thursday, December 17, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A ------eRe elects 1982 lneders The Concerned Republican Com. Unemployment Insurance package mittee held its annual meeting Tues. were two of the most important • day, Dec. 1 at the Grosse Pointe War pieces of the Governor's plan and fine Memorial. deserved the most attention. He en. VILLAGE.MARKET Joan Woodhouse, eRC president, couraged the public to become in. wines welcomed the membership and intro. volved by communicating their feel. 18328 Mack Avenue-In the Farms duced guest speaker, State Rep. Wil. ings to their legislators. • Iiam R. Bryant, Jr., House Minority Following Bryant's speech, election -:-present- liquor Leader. of officers and the 1962-83 CRC Nom- Speaking on the state of Michigan's inating Committee was held. Elected economy and the Governor's recovery to retain their positions as officers. "THIS WEEK'S BELL RINGERS'! • plan, Bryant said, "Michigan is on the were Mrs. Woodhouse, president; edge of what could be a deep and Barbara Gattorn, first vice.president; CLOSED SUNDAY and OPEN DEC, 23 and 24 TO 6 P.M. Prices EHective Dec. 17, 18 and 19 lasting depression ... a time when James Perry, second vice-president; 500,000 are unemployed and demands John Weiss, secretary and Priscilla for social services are going up while Brown, treasurer. revenues are going down." Elected to serve a two-year term on Bryant said he felt that revision of the 1982.83 Nominating Committee the Workman's Compensation and were John Danaher, Yvonne Holz, Rosemary Look, Leonard MacEachern, Neil Massong and Margaret Nickell. B.Es reported Mrs, Woodhouse also announced the appointment of Rosemary Look as CRC Membership Chairman and con. in tIle W o(){ls gratulated CRC members Jean Rice, Woods police are investigating two Grosse Pointe Woods councilwoman, break.ins that occurred Saturday Mark Valente, Park councilman and ::ig!":~, !)~~. 5, O!1 ?0j:H"~!1t ~tr{"~t ~ Jim Haley, Harper Woods mayor. on within two hours or each other. their recent election victories. Mrs. Detectives said it was difficult to Woodhouse also congratulated Mrs. say whether the two were .related, Gattorn, Wayne County charter com. q~q~q~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Q~Q~~ since methods of entry were different missioner, on her hard work and in each case, a pry bar being used in asked Mrs. Gattorn to give a review MAY WE SUGGEST • • • ~ We Carry A Complete Selection of Fine one; and a door being kicked in dur- of the charter as passed by the elec- Wine and Liquors to Complement Every Meal ing the other. torate. l I The first occurred on Hawthorne at Mrs. Woodhouse said the CRC is 'An 0 Id Western Favorite I-WE ARE OPEN All DAY WEDNESDAY about 8:45. Police received a report encouraged by the community's con- of a break-in in progress. Arriving at tinued interest in its efforts and is the scene, police checked the outside working on plans for programs of A IRiANGLE BEEFROASI I DECEMBER 23 of the house and found nothing. educational value and ones which will i 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. The owner said he returned home stimulate participation in the legis. a few minutes before, and saw. a lative process. • A NEW YORK S'RIP ROAS' ~~Q~~~Q~£lf~~~£lf~£lf~~~Q~~. sliding door at the rear of the house half.open. He told police he thooght i U.S.D.A. BONELESS the robbers were still in the house Woods houle robbed when he arrived and had just left when he entered the house. while owner away • A FILET MIGNON J BEEF 5TEW Officers and the owner made a A home on Blairmoor in the Woods roolll-by.room search and found the was broken into Friday, Dec. 11 while • A PRIME RIB ROAST or a I (Cu, from Chuck) dining room china cabinet had been th~ owner was. away attending the rifled, a set of stainless steel serving- funeral of her husband. ware left on the floor. Desk drawers .• ROLLED RIB ROAST II Police were called to the scene by 52 09 in the family room were rifled, and a next door neighbor who said the losses were unknown. rear door of the house as open. Po- All Cut 'rom our Lazy Aged U.S.D.A. All the bedrooms had been ran. L _ ~ L~.: ... sacked, but $100 in assorted bills lice checked the house and found the was left on a counter in the bath. front door had been forced open and Choice Beef! I DUBUQUE FRANKS room in plain view from the hall. the inside door jamb was broken, Police received the second call Reports indicate the entire home about 10:35 that night from a house had been searched. A television. set • A CROWN ROASI of PORK or ~ Beef Plumpers on Anita. They were met by the was missing from the family room, owner, who told them she had just and jewelry was missing from the come home from work and found the bedrooms, but a complete list of • A CANDLE PORK ROAST ! Lb. Pkg. '1.43 house broken into. She said thc losses had not been compiled. The next door neighbor told police. thieves had entered through the rear ;.~~~~£lfQd.,.~~~~~.,.~£lf~~U.,~U. door which was secured with a double he had walked around the house the • GRADE A FRESH OVEN READY cylinder dead bolt lock and had been night before, and all seemed In order. klcked in with enough force to break Later the night, he looked across the the molding and the door jamb Inside. street, and saw nothing unusual. 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I e LB. 2% blocks I GRAPES C~~~~E 8g s. of Warren TU 5- 6312 , Page Six-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS __. . ... __ . ._T.h_u_f_sd_4,_Y.'_~ec~m~~! _~~_.~!8_1_ ------Obituaries The Village Pro Shop I'll 0dII\9ster Alice Opanowic% Memorial contributions may be eo Specializes in: made to St. Paul Evangelical Church Services for Mrs. Opanowicz, 62, of 10TH Anniversary in the Farms. the Woods, were held Wednesday, Entombment will be in Gethsemane • Tennis Dec. 9 at A.H. Peters Funeral Home Cemetery. DlNN~~ 5{foCIALS ~ and st. Joan of Arc Church. KITCHEN and BATH REMODELING • Running She died Sunday, Dec. 6, in St. ~ John Hospital in Detroit. Mrs. Florence M. • Racquetball Mrs. Opanowicz is survived by her VISIT OUR SHOWROOM daughter Georgiann, and one brother Sutherland Services for ~rs. Sutherland, 83, • Squash and sister. OPEN 10:00-8:30 DAILY of Lincoln Road in the City, were Interment was at lolt. Olivet Ceme- held ~'riday, Dec. II, at Verheyden VANITIES - COUNTER TOPS - SINKS 16!J')OKerchenl . In EII'I'•• In lb. Villi" tery in Detroit. Funeral Home. 885-7134 She died Tuesday, Dec. 8, al )10' CUSTOM OR DO IT YOURSELF Mrs. Eurma Foyt roun Nursing Home. Services for Mrs_ Foyt, 75, of Lex. A native Detroiter, Mrs. Suther- 343-0060 ington Road in the Farms, were held land is slirvived by two brothers. Tributes may be made to Grosse 20895 Harper Ave., Harper Woods N.d 10 MeGlon. Cadillac Wednesday, Dec. 9 at A.H. Peters Pointe Congregational Church. Funeral Home. Cremation was at Forest Lawn. She died Sunday, Dec. 6 in her home. Mrs. Foyt was a retired school George A. Netsehke teacher with the Detroit Board of Serv.ices for Mr. Netschke, 71, of Education. Harcourt Road in the Park, were held )londay, Dec. 14, at Old Mary S~~ :!.': s~!"',,!"~d h~, ~W(\ c;:;"fflor, st. Interment was at Forest Lawn Church and Verheyden l"uneral Home. Cemetery in Detroit. He died Thursday, Dec. 10, at Cot- lage Hospital. A native Detroiter, Mr_ Netschke Lawrence E. Miazga was in the hotel management busi. Services for Mr. Miazga, 62, of ness in Detroit Jor more than 30 We'll develop Blairmoor in the Woods, were held years, including the Book Cadillac, Friday, Dec. 11 at A.H. Peters Fu- Webster and Whittier. He was past neral Home and St. Joan of Arc president of Hotel Greeters of Amer. any roll of (-41 Church. ica, Father's Club at ~ercy College He died Monday, Dec. 7, at St. and University of Detroit High School. John Hospital in Detroit. , He was a Cottage Hospital volun. Mr. Miazga, a retired chemical en. teer and an usher at St. Mary Church. color prints, Mr. Netschke is survived by his Gol the shopping center blues? gineer and a World War n veteran, wife Viola, a son George A, four was a member of the Senior Men's m, grandchildren and four sisters. Tired of the high pressure huslle Kodachrome or Club of Grosse Pointe. Tributes may be made to Cottage He is survived by his wife, Mar.' Hospital or St. :\1ary Church. garet E.; two daughters, Mrs. Mi. Interment was in ~t. Olivet Ceme- & buslle of Christmas shopping? Ektachrome chael (Nancy) Willoughby, and Mrs. tery. Sheryl Filauro; and three grand. children. slides Memorial tributes may be made to Mrs. Bessie V. Koinis We have a 30 year record of quality, the Michigan Heart Association. Services for Mrs. Koinis, 67, of service and courtesy. For all your turned Interment was at Mt Olivet Ceme. Beaconsfield Road, were held Tues' photographic needs, visit ••• or movies tery in Detroit. day, Dec. 15, at the Verheyden Fu- neral Home and Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. i.nthis Friday Mary Ann O'Hare She died Saturday, Dec. 12, in Services {or Mrs. O'Hare, 50, for. Bon. Secours Hospital. merly of Grosse Pointe City, lately of Born in Chicago, she is survived by Shopping hours or Saturday for Detroit, were held Monday, Dec. 7, three daughters, Mrs. Sophia Steph. at Peace Lutheran Church. enson, Mrs. Emily Fay and Mary; and till Christmas: She died Wednesday, Dec, 2 in her two grandchildren. Monday-Friday 9:30-9 Detroit horne. Interment was in Forest Lawn Cem- A native east.sider, Mrs. O'Hare etery, Saturday 9:30-5:30 attended Southeastern High School in Detroit. Mrs. Celia J. Pelkey Sunday, Dec. 20th 17114 Kercheval Avenue She is survived by two sons, John Services for Mrs. Pelkey, 82, for. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. "IN THE VilLAGE" R. and Michael G.; a daughter, Jan. merly of Grosse Pointe, late of Cen. ice I,; her mother, Irene DeBaker, terline, were held Tuesday, Dec. 15, II Phone 885-2267 and two brothers, Richard and Robert at the Verheyden Funeral, Home and DeBaker. st. Paul Church. She died Saturday, Dec. 12, in the ---- ~ ------~------Father Murray Nursing Home, Cen. Mrs. Anny F. Binder terline. Serviees for Mrs. Binder, 73, of Born in Grosse Pointe, she is sur- Duracell batteries Chalfonte Avenue, will be held at 1 vived by three sons, Robert, Tlmothy p.m. today, Dec. 17, at the A.H. Peters and Thomas; three daughters, Mrs, at crazy Funeral Home. Dorothy Jones, Mrs. Henry Meurer, She died Monday, Dec. 14, in Bon Mrs. Raymond lndreica and 12 grand. Maritime Prints\-, Secours Hospital. children. 'STUDIO priCeS! Mrs. Binder was a retired seam. ,:. ..! aj..,..' ,t. ;';-tJ. . Memorial contributions may be . /~) stress for Walton-Pierce . made to the St. Joseph Home, 4800 She- is survived by her husband, Cadieux, Detroit. Eugene; a son, Eugene Jr.; one Interment was in )'{t Olivet Ceme. "Lucia A. Simp. on" "Roger Blough" brother and one sister in -Germany. tery.

":':=:'" Save on holiday travel expenses ;-." The Michigan Association of CPAs count fares are not available, eon tact }", advises whether you are vacationing a travel agent to see if you can' lower NOw'S the tllne to srock up on Duracell or visiting friends and relatives this your cost of travelling by making a batteries' Yourcnolce of 'AAA', 'AA','C'. or '0' holiday season, there are steps you connection where such fares are avail. cell2-Packs or 9 volt SinglePack.s... allat one can take to make your travel more able. For example, if rates are lower low STUDIO pnce' economical and enjoyable. This in. from Houston to your destination, but '.' eludes planning your trip carefully Dallas ill a more conveniantly located and researching costs before you com. airport, see how much a commuter plete your plans. flight between Dallas and Houston These are the busiest times of the costs, the CPAs say. year for domestic flights and reserva. In addition, if you book flights in tions are made as early as July, If advance and pay full' fare, then dis. 'AA' Fourpack.or 9 VOlt 2 PaCk onlv $1.", you have thought this far in advance cover that the airline has since low. you may have set up a budget for ered the cost, exchange your ticket. If Duracell the trip, which would allow for trans. the airline balks, cancel your reserva. portation, accommodations, meals, lion and make a new one at the lower The first super-taker to be built entirely compact tips and sightseeing costs. rate. Likewise, it is good to pay for on the Great Lakes. When making reservations, ask dif. any res~rvation as soon as possible Flashlight ferent airlines ahvut their discount to avoid fare hikes. fares. Since discount fares are some. On shorter trips, look into alternate 99 times cancelled during peak travel means of transportation such as buses, "City of Detroit Ill" "Tug America" $1 times, be specific about available trains and car rental outlets. Take dates. Some diSl:ount airfares, such as into consideration the time and money Supersavers, are offered on a limited involved in travelling to the airport Sale EndS basis and even then need advance or station. Sometimes, the time YOll 12-2081 payments. These fares are unavailable save going to the train station bal. at the last minute. ances out the extra time taken by _ Competition has generated lower travelling on the train. ... fares' that are usually offered for If you're travelling to an area that - - ' short periods of a month or two. If is difficult to reach, consider taking one airline advertises low fares, others mass transportation to a nearby city Grosse PoInte WoOds Birmingham are apt to respond with competitive and then renting a car for the re- : - :'/" ',~,Kk AVPr1UP 1606 S woodward Avenue prices, even if they do not advertise mainder of the trip. For long time 'I -. -, - 'f lor P- ,1,1 I ~ BI()(i(S N ~f 14 Mile RO.1d' 540.0191 them. Most discount f"res apply to periods, this may be more costly, 881.6200 heavily trafficked routes where com. but for weeklffid visits the rental may CHQISTM"S 'STO'l':l ~O\JliI:~ ',~ "'l~ff1'q ~r"1:11' 9 So'" A M tlI e ~ M ..",,'(11, ~~" rr'1r I f, PM wneJ.lV Q('( 20 n tj I'M petition is fiercest, such as coast to be less than the extra fare. Car rental PMONIE OROERS WHCOIrlll( C -"Ii ~, If" ,1: :.~, E.n,) f\)f UP S ~r¥ tlJ VO'Jf rIOrTIf'" coast or to key vacation areas. agencies frequently offer special week. Price Is Just part Of our total picture. __~~~ou trav~~.!ou~vhe~dis' _~.~~_~~te~0: lower rates by the week.

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Thursday, December 17, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven.A A Philippine Christmas at Calvary f£nter 1Itt.,,1JoM, The Philippine community in SaJJo,tu, Q,,J p~ 8~ Michigan will hold its fourth annual Christmas party on Saturday, Dec. CLASSES IN 19, at Calvary Senior Center. 4950 Gateshead at Mack. The party will SAIL BOATING 6' POWER BOATING be hosted by 14 different community Given by Grosse Pointe Power Squadron clubs. At 2:30 p.m. there will be a chil- CLASS STARTS MONDAY. JANUARY 11,1982 dren's Christmas party with games, TIME: 7:30 P.M. CAfETERIA presents, and a visit from Santa. At 3 p.m. the Philippine American GROSSE POINTE HIGH SCHOOL - NORTH Community Center (PACC) will begin MORNINGSIDE - OFF VERNIER a licensed Millionaires party that will culminate later in the evening lAdies Invited in a drawing for prizes .. At 7 p.m. there will be a com- munity potluck dinner. Guests should bring food to share with others. At 9:30 p.m. there will be a disco dance. Further information call be ob. tained by calling Rev. Fred Baliad, president of the 2,000 member Samahang Pilipino ng Michigan at 66H1l9B. HARVEY'S Woods Compleat Traveler ~ Three generations of Mazer family musi. role of the youngest member of the Gilbreth loses dough, cians joined Grosse Pointe Children's Theater clan in the play, while grandmother Mrs. John Woods police are investigating the director Sally Re~'nolds (left) in production of Mazer, music director, looks on. The three-act robbery of a Woods bakery Monday, Golfer on the Gol "Cheaper by the Dozen." Julie Mazer. Schmidt musical will play at the War Memorial on Jan. Dec. 7 in which entry may have been holds. her own Kenny, Jr., who will play the 7. 9 and lO. gained by using a store key taken At Last, the about six weeks before the robbery. Police were called to Josef's Perfect Carrier! Bakery, 21150 Mack about 9 that morning b)' the owner of the store, Kids present holiday musical who told police his store had been broken into sometime between closing The Grosse Pointe Children's The. Auditorium at the Grosse Pointe p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m. time the night before and opening ater will present "Cheaper by the War Memorial. The three-act musical is based on that morning. Dozen" Thursday, Saturday and Performances are scheduled Thurs. the story of the Gilbreth family of Police reports indicate some un. Sunday, Jan. 7, 9 and 10, in the Fries day at 7 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 7 12 children. known person used a key or other- Tickets, called "great stocking wise picked the front door lock of the stuffers for children of all ages" by store, and then used a store screw. Rare wheels stolen on Kercheval the Theater, are priced at $2, but are driver to pry open the top drawer of cheaper by the dozen, at $1.75 each. a four.drawer filing cabinet where Four chrome wire wheel covers Police said the wheels were locked Theater parties for children, senior the cash register tills were stored. valued at $1,860 were reported stolen in the trunk of a 1981 Saab on the citizen groups, classes or teams are Taken was $537, about $500 of that from Specialty Motor Sales and Ser. showroom floor. The headrests were available by calling 886-6152. in bills which were taken from cash vice on Kercheval Avenue in the Park apparently removed from the rear Anyone wlshing to be an angel to bags and the tills. Other drawers in Thursday, Dec. 10. seat of the Saab and it was pulled the theater can make a tax.deducti. the cabinet were untouched. According to police, the wheels are down to gain access to the trunk, ble purchase of a block of tickets The owner told police the key had specially made to fit a 1967 Ferrari. police said. There were no signs of whlch will be distributed to children been missing for about six weeks, There are only 10 cars In the country forced entry into the building, accord. at Sarah Fisher Home and other and Sunday night was the only time that could use the wheels, they said. ing to reports. charitable organlzations. there were no employes In the store.

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I .....-.---_....-.-.-.__.-..._--_.~~------_.----~j-~-_._-~._---- - Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_._------_._------~_._------_ .. - Yule church serviees televised During Christmas week, the Grosse Woods Presbyterian Church will be Pointe Ministerial Association will featured, The hour.long service will sponsor severa I Christmas television include the church's Chancel Choir programs on Grosse !'ointc Cabh' and Ilandbell Choir in such beautiful Television's channrl 28, Christmas musk as "Puer Natus," "0 On Monday night, Dee, 21, at 8 P,Ill" Little Town of Bethlehem," "Te the annual "Christmas Music Wor- Dpum" and "1.0, the Messiah." ~hip Servkc" of the (;rosse Pointe Flutist Martha Donaldson will join For Your Special U.S,D,A, p,jme & Chojce SHEDDS 80NELESS - ROllED CHURN GOLD SOFT organist Helen McConachie for "A Holiday Dinner TRIMMED I:ittle Shepherd Music," and Woods Churcll's ,pastor Hobert Linthicum FRESH TURKEYS MARGARINE HEATERS SIRLOIN TIP 1 lB. TUll II ill pre,tl'h on the theme, "God's PRIME Bm RIB Store lllukes C Christma~ Gift." The Chancel Choir ROAST - STANDING ROAST 49 EACH will bl' conducled by IUchard Johns OR ROLLED OVEN READY slate shine ,1IHl till' lIandbell Choir bl' Hussell FRESH Heed, . CROWN ROASTS EXTRA LARGE Jacobson Storcs, Inc. IIill represent LB. Radiant 8S Portable @ TIll' Grosse Pointe, Woods PresiJy. PRIME BEEF $2.67 SNO WHITE Heater Rated at 8,200 l\li('higan by creating 75 Christmas BrUs per hour, The ornanwnts which will d('('orate t'H~ terian Church is located at 19950 TENDERLOIN CAULIFLOWER most compact, most economical state tl'('(' at thc !':ational Pageant of :'Ilat'!; Avenue. FRESH DUCKS & GEESE FRESH AMERICAN Kero-Sun radiant model. Great 80NELESS - LEAN C Peace in Washington, D.C, beginning On Wednesday night, Del', 23, a EACH for smaller heating jobs, Oper- 99 today. Dee, 17, with the lighting of Christmas worship serl'ice \I'ill be STOUFFERS ates fr<>m28 to 39 hours on 1.7 LAMB 15QALCAN gals, kerosene, U.L.listed the National Christmas Tree. tpleviscd from the First Christian FROZEN GOLDEN RIPE WTTH KEROS£NE The \heme of this year's pageant is Heformed Church of Grosse Pointe, $20.00 VALUE ..~~~.' CREAM CHIP BEEF for STEW f.~fi;" "Gifts" and for the first time trees This service, abo seen on channel 28 GREENPEPPERSTEAK BANANAS PR•• will be symbolically dccorated with at 8 p,m., will feature the Rev. Mr. WITH PIJICHAS£ Of $2.89 LB. AllY K£ltO.St.HlATEIl ornaments that depict and reinforce Douglas Warners preaching on the '1.95 EA. the heritage and identity of the states, theme, "The Forerunner of Christ." 31bs,for99 K(~uN Their choir will present the selec. jurisdictions and the District of Co. SWEDISH MEAT BALLS ARMOUR BRAND lumbia, tions "Torches" aJ)d the popular Heavy Duty ...... • . r _ .- _ ~\... ".... . _, I _... ("".. 1 '. , ...... '"~,' : ",,,1 " ..1•• (HICIUN ALA KING "" ,~ \-v~,-.I~.l ..1 "- ..1. L~.l . ' - VA..u~UH:U,- llu:un ...~ J UI.l ,U ViII '-".H.. U .t" BAt.:ON ... .. "",II , .. D""II".'" 1"'1,1 touching part of the service will be 16 Oz. Pkg. lteynOlus nrap have money to burn area's flower, bird, tree, flag, emblem, EA, and seal to historic sights, parks, the ceremony surrounding the lighting '1.50 18" • 25' buildings and prime industries. Dif- of the Advent candles. First Christian Pepperoni Pizza 1.95 .... C $1.49 PKG. 98 ROll ferent materials such as blown glass, Reformed Church is located at 1444 DELUXE PIZZA 2.25 eo. hand carved wood, cornhusks, sewn Maryland in Grosse Pointe Park. Grosse Pointes fabrics and colored bread dough will MASKELL HARDWARE be used to make the ornaments. Authorized D~dge them if you can Traditionally, the President of the Mack at Cadieux Kero-Sun United States officially lights the Do the ever.incf('asing potholes in Service National Christmas Tree, a living 30. streets and highways annoy you? Dealer foot Colorado blue spruce, and Presi- They should: they're expensive, to the Grosse Pointe 884-1025 dent Reagan and his family have been tunc of $5,6 billion in added repair invited to participate. costs to motorists annually.

Carrva winter" kit for slu'"ival Preparing for a win. frte~ tel' erne I' g en c y and knowing how to react when stranded could be a lifesaver, according to the Automobile Club of 1\1 i chi g a n. "Motorists 'should keep some basic ~.c rs~ i tern s in their car's trunk to help them cope if their vehicle breaks ~~ For Your down or gets stuck this winter," said Robert Tel- lier, Auto Club's Emer- gency Road S e I' v ice ~~ SHOPPING manager. "Slav home if the weath~r report is bad, but if you must travel CONVENIENCE let others know your New! A tgreen thuriili~ itinerary and route," said the following Tellier. It is also im- you .can bu)'. . portant to keep the fuel tank full so the car's :'\0\1' gcow flowering, foliage, or exotic plants - even engine can run longer '" herbs, spices and vegetables -,in yonI' O\\ltl horue ': ~ and to' 'give the' vehicle apartment or office. all year long, auto01QtlClllU~..l\\i1th • VILLAGE MERCHANTS more traction in snow, Klima-Gro, the foolproof growing systemt., '~or warmth in a win- ,;lV Fluorescent lights ure.built In, no natural . ter emergency, Aut 0 light needed. The soil bed is temperature-controlled, Club suggests a blanket , provides Ideal growln'g conditions. An optlonnl will be or sleeping bag, a coffee moisturc scnsor cven tells vou when to add nncl when can with candle and to stop adding water. matches for a makeshift Klima-Gro hns 100% solid-state controls furnace and newspapers (costs only pennies u day to operate) aitd is precision for insulation between engineered and crufted for years of carefrec operation. the skin and clothing, A complete Instructlon bool<1et Is Included to OPEN SUNDAY A flashlight, bright make you un Instunt indoor .gnrdenlng slIccess ...e\'en cloth, flares and reflec- If you'I'e never growll anything before. See KlIma-Gro tors can be used to todllY. It's the only green thumb you can buy. signal for help. For' dig- .. ging out of snow or ice, AY A ILABLE AT THESE LOCATIONS: boots, portable shovel, CHRISTOPHER GREEN HOUSE PRODUCTS BOTANICAL GARDENS DECEMBER 20th an ice scraper and l;lrush , 8345 LYNCH RD.. DETROIT , 15302 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE PT. PARK are valuable aids. Cat litter or sand, carpet 923-8551 331.4033 strips and tire chains can MOST STORES OPEN 11 A.M. TO 4 P.M. be used to increase trac- tion. Other items include THIS Il. THE CAMPUS MEN'S SHOP - men's and boys' clothing jumper cables, a first aid kit, nonperishable food and tools such as pliers, THE COVER-UP - fashions for men and women screwdriver and adjust- able wrench. CRABTREE & EVELYN and it - LE PETIT GOURMET "These may se~n. like VIDED. a lot of items, but they CHRISTMAS! comestibles & gifts for the home all serve an important purpose, and if packed Video Movies make a great Christmas gift properly, can be stored DANIELLE, INC. - antiques and unusual gifts in a normal.sized box," - on tape or video disc. And what a said Tellier. The approx- selection of titles you'll find - imate cost of the items THE FOUR SEASONS, APOCALYPSE NOW, FABRICWORKS -:. merrimelco prints is $75, STIR CRAZY, KRAMER VS. KRAMER, Auto Club rem in d s Disney's classic TREASURE ISLAND, the FINALE - women's discount apparel stranded motorists to list goes on and on ... stay with their vehicles because it increases their GROSSE POINTE BOOK VILLAGE chances of rescue and provides good shelter. RCA VIDEODISC • books, games, puzzles, calendars Clear the snow from PLAYER around the radiator and exhaust pipe to guard Special Price of $449.00 ~~ MAGNETIC SIGHT & SOUND - video specialty store a~ainst an overheated Plus ReA Factory \\ ~ engine and carbon mon- Rebate of S50.00 ~ ~~'. THE MERRY MOUSE - cheese and gourmet foods oxide. 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~ 8 p.m.-First of Michigan presents Michigan Money I Momtors as Mary Black discusses stock selection with FOM I' analyst Jim Leonard. II Monday, Dl'C. 2I-Channel 3 "Makes Any Meal A • 6:30 p.m.-Our Golden Years --- "Senior Songsters" ,~\ Christmas Program." Senior ('itiz{'IlS from Grosse Pointe and I!\(, ~ Festive Occasion" Harper Woods perform a speL:ial program of holiday music. Monday, Dec. 2I-Channel 17 '1\',~', ,l',l~'~~ 7:30 p.m,---Centering on You- --"Alcoholism and the Fal11- I~\ J Ii ~I\:\\ Cooked and JUMBO ~I~'." A ~rowing problem today affecting seven out of 10 fam- RAW $095 111es, thlS program centers on one fnmilv'g story. SHRIMP 0 L8 Monday, Dec. 21-Chan'nel 28 . Ready lor the Table I/:~I:,,:':' For Cocktails Of Frying • 8 p.m.-Services from the Grosse Pointe Woods Pres- 1"1" 'II:' 'I ~'III byterian Church. '!~II'~~I' ii~' Raw Peeled & Deve;ned FRESH FROZEN 1 Thursday, Dec. 22-Chanllel 17 1'1"/11\1 JUMBO LOBSIER MEAl • 6:30 p.m.-Hank Luks vs. Crime-a discussion and 95 demonstration of auto alarms with guests Michael Borch and ~~,:::\t[I~~'j:/iSHRIMP $24 $9.9811,3 OZ. CAN l Bill Haunt of the Maxieual'o ('orn ~ I l~'::II'II,I~ 3 lB. BAG C; a/ads or lobster Newburg Q .• 7' p.m.-To Your Best Health-"Our Way of Life," Amollg' the Pointe rcsldl'nts on hand at the lirst meeling 01 I I " Fresh Crab Meal ThiS program shows how our way of life frequentlv leads to Congressman Dennis Hertel's Academy Nomination COlllmittee 1 Sof' Shell Crabs heart attacks. . are left to right, Committee Chairperson Dr. Joseph Posch, Jr., , ~' 11 Salads, Cocktails, DOZEN • 7:30 p.m.-A holiday special to be announced. Hertel, and Chairpcrson of the Arll1~' Subcommittce Joan Wood. I ~IU: I'\1 Dressing $15.25 large Primes • 8 p.m.-Michigan Monitors with Shae Brace intervie\v- house. After reviewin;.{ the qualifications and intcrviewing this ing Thomas M. Fanning, vice president of sales and market- )'ear's 14th District military academy applicants, the' committee ;jltl:\11 ; l:::,; Lobsler lails 98 Frog Legs $5 LB. ing with Kemper Financial Services. They will explore an will recommend one princil}le and nine alternate nominees for I! \tl~\~tili::::! Finest Quality option for your new IRA. . each of the natioll's three military academics. Top Quality I I~'~ji'll :q;'I~\ 'Vednesday, Dec. 23-Channel 3 • 6:30 p.m.-Our Golden Years-"Serfinr Songsters" Ilf\\\ ;;:"::' Shell and Bulk Marinated Herring Christmas Program." Senior citizens from Grosse Pointe and 'III Ij:I'11 OYSIERS Plain/Cream Harper Woods perform a special program of holiday music. Hertel forlns cOlnnlittee I 1\1111/11 Dressing or Hors D'oeuvres I ' ~I ( 98 Wednesday, Dec. 23-Channel17 Escargots $4 Doz. In an effort to provide more com- representatives from business, labor, Ready for the Oven I • 7:30 p.m.-Centering on You - "Alcoholism and the prehensive and objective appraisal of neighborhood b'l'oups, service groups 111\;~: Fresh Caviar Family." A growing problem today affecting seven out of 10 the ever.increasing number of appli. and the community. ,ii,I 48 Hr. Notice Please ,1 families, this program centers on one family's 'story. cants to the U,S. mililary academies, Meeting in three major sl'.5sions, \ Wednesday, Dec. 23-Channel 28 Congressman Dennis Hertel recently the committee will review the qualifi . I:i: Sluffed Clams Casino • 8 p.m.-Services from the First Christian Reformed established a special Academ~' Nomi. cations anu interview each of the 36 Church. nation Committee to oversee the 1982 applicants seeking admittance to the Ready for the Oven $1.98 Dozen appointment process in the 14th Con- academies. With interviews of the gressional District. young men and women slated for Order Your Lute Fiske Early Saye-a-life Sunday Among the Pointers who have early December, it is expected that agreed to serve on Hertd's committee the Academy Nomination Committee When you're making up your holi. blood shortage during the holiday are: Dr, Joseph Posch Jr., chairman will maKe its selection of one prin- day gift list, don't forget to include a season when collections are down, Fresh Bay Scallops of the committee's executive board; dple and nille alternate nominees for gift of life - a donation of your Many businesses, i n d u s t I' i e sand Joan Waodhouse, vice chairman of each academy by early 1982. blood is a gift of life to someone who schools which supply much of thc the executive board and chairperson In all, the committee will recom. needs it. community's blood supply are closed of the Army subcommittee; Karla mend individual nominees for accep. $4.98 For the eight consecutive year, the during the holiday season, But the Fink, serving as secretary; Doris tance to the U.S. Naval Academy (An- American Red Cross Services South. need for blood continues. Cook, a Grosse Pointe teacher and napolis), the U.S. ~liIitary Academy eastern Michigan Region will sponsor Giving blood is easy, relatively pain. former president of the Grosse Pointe (West Point) and the U.S, Air Force Save.A.Life Sundays. This year, the less and takes less than an hour. Education Association; Marge Depuy, Academy. special two day blood collection will Donors say they feel good about Marlene Hudson, Joanne Leonard and be held on Dec. 27 and Jan. 3. themselves after making a blood do- "In these days of rising educational Alice Fine. All 10 regional blood centers will nation costs and increasing emphasis on our be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Blo~d can be donated by anyone in In addition, City I\layor David Hobb. nation's need for well. trained mili. both days. Donor centers are located good general health between the ages and a former executive director of the tary personnel," Hertel ~aid, "1 have in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Wash. of 17 through 65 years old. Parental Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce sought to incorporate the combined lenaw and SI. Clair counties. In Grosse consent is necessary for 17-year.olds arc members. judgment of area citizens from all Pointe call 833-4440. to donate. A donation of blood in- The committee, which held its first walks of life in making my recom. The Save-A-Life Day program began cludes a free mini-physical including organizational meeting in late Novem. mendations for this year's appoint. in 1974 as a means of averting a iron blood count. bel', is made up of 100 nonpartisan ments to our military academies." ------~-~.__ .._------~------~------Vie TANNY "2 FOR I"', Holiday Special! 1!l-~~, ~~~lt. 2 years for the price of the first year alone This is your last chance to take advantage of the great Vic Tanny "2 for 1" Special and get 2 years for the price of 1! 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• Posters Are Per1ect Preeenta • Posters Are Perfect ! ---Prime Time-- < THE POSTER e '" COLLECTION Home of the Meat Pie -----F orSeniorCitizens----- j, • 0. • I , Pride of Germack' ~. • • ~ ~ 1.. By Marian Trainor the treasured happenings thai 1.)~~7 ~ .. "' .. J '. I." • • "'''. I, What can be said about Christ- made Christmas to special. , PISTACHIOS KE IH 'HE\'AI, . mas that has not already been THERE'S SOMETHING warm- said? Poets and preachers, es- ing ,lnd wonderful in Christmas (;It()~~1-: I'()I\TI-: 1':\ltl\ 5 LB. BAG $19.95 sayists and editorial writers, memories even if some of the .. :\llClII( ;.\\ l;-,~:\Il song writers and composers of dear ones who made Christmas . ~ :; 1:{-,"~::-1::~11 hymns have expressed in beau- so special are no longer with us. t: • Pita Bread • Fila Dough (ll'l\ tiful prose and music ~he The\, can still b2 with Us in :11' .\\(1\ ,\1 thoughts that fill the, hearts of recollection to add to the per- 8. • Olives And ChelSes all of us in this season like no feet joy of Christmas, And be- 9JV 8J9~80d • 8lU9S9Jd 1,09j.19d 9JV 8J91,80d • ~U9saJd other. cause they are still with us in • Cooked or Raw Kibbee Yet each of us has thoughts memory' \ve em bra c e this • .. .. All food prepared fresh Tuesday through Saturday by Emily. and feelings that are are ours blessed time with hearts truly alone. Each of us' reacts in our grat2ful for what once was and DENTISTRY 'Order Your Christmas own way to the bright. twin- still is. kling lights, to the holly and For many of Us when we re- greens, and to the beautifully ar- call Christmas celebrations of FOR LESS Meat and Spinach Pies Now ranged wreaths that deck the ether years, tbe ones that we streets, the stores and our places remember with deepest grati- Christos F. Dagitses, D.D.S. Wino..., nrnp.AriAt • Pa~triA~ • RAAr---- ('~ work F.\'f'rv DPr,;on i,; ,;tirrea tude are those when our chil. !'!0 C'!-Y"'~G!': !=Q~, !,::>t"A,MINATI()N AND CONSULTATION ...... -_ --- differently by' the sonorous ren- dren were all with us. Chnst- Parking In The Rear ditions of Silent Night and other mas is a child-centered holiday. COME IN AND COMPARE traditional hymns of the season. Children, untouched by the • All Fees Given Before Treatment We differ in our preparations wear and tear of life, are most N A I t t N 22205 Greater Mack, S.C.S. for Christmas. There are some representative of what Christ- • a ppo n ernen ecessary mas should be. Their laughter, (For New Patients or Emergency) who take great pleasure in wan- Filii $14 $28 777-2256 de ring through stores, selecting their wonder, their eager antici- • Most White & Sliver ngs •.. .. Open 7 Days Daily 9:30 ..11:00 gifts and wrapping them artist- ~~t~~~ct:twhat makes the day • Teeth Cleaned ..•.•••...... $$2182 icallv in carefullv chosen tinsel • Sunday 11-9 J J And even among those preci- Uncomplicated Extractions •••••••• and bows. There are others for C I Th F $95 whom this is a chore but who do ous years when the happy voices e Root ana erapy rom ....••... it anyway as an expression of, of children made Christmash. Crowns . $245 love. such a joy, there are some t at . h haunt the memory like Marley's • Dentures $315 G oll1g out to t e country to ghost. Consideration Given To Senior Citizens choose and cut down a Christ- a h Ch . d ne suc nstmas stan s (Near Cadieux) mas tree is a tradition in some out in my mind. It was not a 17200 East Warren Avenue . families. They relish plowing happy time in the world for • Ca II - e8 2 -&& 0 0 fiiiPl through the snow-filled tree there was a war going on. There Evening hours available i.IIiiiIIJ farms to choose a tree they are were shortages, and there was' sure will last longer and be more fear for those who had left their ~.fragrant than one bought on the home to fight that war. , ; , I corner lot. Other families are But on this one day, those happy just patiently piecing to- worries were shut out. We were ',: tcJ' ~'" ~ 355 FISHER~D. We deliver FROM gether the plastic branches of a a young family. We were to- Open a 10 DO daily, Wed, facsimiles because they can't gether and our whole world 8 8 2 • 5 100 'Iii noon, Closed Syncloy abide the after-Christmas chore was, for that short time, cen- of cleaning up needles, tered within our home. There When it comes to decorating was a tree, fragrant and green, CPARMS 8VfARJ@T , J .., HOLLYWOOD ; trees, folks really become indi- adorned with sparkling lights ) viduals. There are those who that cast off the glow of bright- decorate in all white ornaments. ly-hued ornaments; there were Others prefer blue. Some fam- ,presents chosen from a list die- "Filet Mignon" LB. Whole Beef Tenderloin '4.29 ,.... ilies have bulbs and lights of tated by a four-year-old too , various 'hues which they have young to write and a list care- e .' PHARMACY LB. saved and added to throughout fully printed by a five-year- Frying or Broiling Chickens 5g ,If'.~ 20853 Mack Ave. the years, and there are those old and still another proudly Fresh Ground Beef 1.39 LB.;> ,,' who decorate in handmade vel. written in shaky but still legible $4 49 '-.(j1.,::> , vet bows or tiny toys. first attempts at cursive writ- Fres h Jumb0 0ysters...... PINT '.;f.) Yes, Christmas is- universal ing. Gifts for our year-old baby '881-8100 but it is also very personal, par- . girl were chosen for her. Gourmaid's Best Cheese Stella D'Oro ticularly when it comes to mem- As with most families, the Pharmacist and Owner cries of Christmas past for it is idylic scene of Christmas per- Pie In The World LADY 'FINGERS in the recollections of family fection nad not been arrived at .~?I 1- . and friends who have shared easily. -p'k~'91r, Mr. "Bill" Leliekens 19~:.$2.50 I the joys of Christmas with us in Toys were scarce that year who has been at the location other years that the season be- when production for the war PEPPERIOGE FARM $ ~ \ comes our own. effort was a first priority. After BRAN or CRAN-ORANGE MUFFINS 1.59 1,~ I • for over 17 years. No one but ourselves can share considerac-le searching, not to ,~i;) I the memories of years when we mention denting the Christmas S & W Brandied Mince Meat 28' Oz. Jar '2.49 celebrated Christmas as a child budget, an electric train was CANADA' DRY ":\' . e ------COUPON ..--..:.------.:.- with our parents, our first mar- found. There were dolls and a GINGER ALE, TONIC or 7 UP ...... ~.... I liter PIUl Oep. 5g '~-' ried Christmas, Christmas with doll carriage and stockings hung c \C~ our first child and the other by the chimney with care. There childen who came later and the were games and puzzles and Chocolate Liqueur (ups 12 Cup Pkg. '2.79 51 OFF On All years when those children reo trucks made of wood. turned home as adults with There was snow on the win- c NEW AND TRANSFER PRESCRIPTIONS their fa mil i e s. Memories of dowsills that glittered under the Large California Lemons 3 for 59 AND RICIIVI A FRII PIN Christmas past are forever a still lit street lights in those ear- Zipper Skin Tangerines I 2 for 91c Must Present Coupon Oll.r Expires Det. 3 hI, J 98 J part of Christmas present. ly hours when eager children We are particularly exposed would not stay in bed a minute California Bag Carrots 39c and vulnerable to those mem- longer. At the sound of their ------~------~-~~--~~--~-ories in thi,. season when all insistent voices, we dragged our- California Celery Hearts 69c ------~-----CCMIPC»N--~------frets and grievances are sub- selves out of our bed where we merged and we become one in had rested for a whole three Wine Sale now in full' swing. Choose your Processing AND spirit with the joy that per- hours to lead them, to their own OFF meates the air. A card with a fairyland. Josie, the baby was Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding, Petits Sours, Scot,& IIrinting of C41 (:olor Prints special message can bring into not yet walking. We carried her 51 total recall happy times shared. down the stairs and set her on fish Shortbread, and French Ginger Cookies Film 110, 126, 135 Rolls Only A family letter, a Christmas the rug. The lights of the tree /C{ Must Present Coupon carol that someone we knew were turned on and, the chilo hpir.s Dec. 3' st, J 98 J loved to hear, a gift from some- dren began to tear open the one who remembers us on this packages Santa had left for SALE ITEMS ABOVE IN EFFECT TIL DEe. 24th special day can bring into focus (Continued on Page llA) ------~----~------co~.---.;..------,------._----- .-_0 _, __~ ., ~ . ~ .__ CIGARETTES atu~ad6 BONUS BOTTLE VlTAM1N 29 Csoo .. S5 A CARTON ~ [@! ~I,':M0SE HIPS 22114 HarDer $5.39 for 100'. between 8 & 9 Mile Must Present Coupon , 3.49 ~ OHer Expires Det. 3' st, J 98 J ~VITAt.I1I~ C ~~,~I@I 771-6770 n"fD A£lLUE ~ .... 1.S9 ~ -~---~------~- ~- I r:::::i ...------~--,-----~------C 500 .. I "- I ~- COUPON t COUPON "" .....'1 ~ I C 1000 .. 2.19! - '. l@' 2.29 ""..'" FREE I '5 OFF ANY ... HOBBIES AND TRAINS Pock.t Pack of I TIMEX WATCHES MILITARY MODELS e ROCKETS e BOATS • MODELERS SUPPLIES KI•• ne. with Coupon I VoilTH COUPON Expires De~, 31. 1981 t E>cp"es Doc, 31, 1981 PAASCHE AIRBRUSHES ------~------~----- • Authorized LIONEL Sales & Service Facial Tissues (200 Count) 2 for 99C • HO-N-MARKLIN-Z BRASS LOCOS Paper Towles 2 for 99 • Lionel & American Flyer Collectors Trains Cricket Lighters 2 for 99 WAR FANTASY GAMES & for Playing Cards 2 99 ACCESSORIES Windshield Solvent Gal Jug. 99C ~ ...... ACCESSORIES FOR ALL TRAIN GAUGES Post Office Sub Station WE BUY OLD TRAINS Opens December 15th inside Hollywood Pharmacy DEVONSHIRE DRUGS 10% Senior Citizen Discount 16033 MACK 881-0477 Free Prescription Delivery

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Prime Time Con men coming for Christmas JOSEPH P. PERSE with (Continued from Page lOA) With the Christmas season upon us, • An item is on sale and you don't So during this season, follow some them. It was a happy time watch- children - even moms and dads - need the item - Ads staling, "Snow- advice: ing their faces light up with are preparing their traditional Christ- blowers - Last Chance At This Price • Use common sense - if it sounds A& C lI ho£fer'j CO. Closeout" are meaningless if you al- too good 10 be true, it's probably a p each gift. Before long the room mas lists. After all, it is the time of ready have three snowblowers. Don't ruse. was buried in tissue and ribbons. giving. Con men are also preparing some special holiday lists because for be an impulsive buyer. Before mak. • Don't be an impulsive buyer. UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING We turned on the radio for th('m it is the time for taking. ing a decision on a major purchas,', • Be cautious in shopping centers • Servlcmg the Porn/as for 37 years some Christmas music to com- get a good night's sleep. and on the street - Santa watches Thus, with the advent of the Christ. It's a "Bah, humbug" deal if: plete the mood. A song I was mas season, Clim Clam artists attempt the good hoys and girls but con men never to forget came over the to convince people they are Santa's • You receipt for :t pa('kage for watch Cor victims. airways - ,"I'll be Home For helpers in disguise in order to pull yoursl'1f or neighbor and pay $15 Be on your guard, otherwise you Wide Selection of off som(' yuletide con games and ~ash only to di~cov('J' n(.jt her lI'a~ il may end up gift-rapped. Christmas But Only in My ordered nor wanted, Dreams." I thought of the moth- Christmas capers, Santa always comes CASUAL with a bag of toys and goodies - • You do not save your credit card & I ers whose sons were away at troo P'CK-UP & C1ellvt;uy these imposters al'e out and about reccipts to compare thclll with the Widowed group war, and I felt badly for them. with a bag of tricks and you know monthly statement. Some unscrupulous free estimates DECORATIVE' But my thoughts were broken who's left holding the bag - you! s

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liilt' hind /1'0111 11)( n( (.III 1111 fli, lill "d, fJd Iidl /I "', n. "1' el .~ at 6.99 Case of 24 - 16.9 oz. botlles II ill 1/1(' ,\'.1:'. 81h \/n (I Il",d::e, . II ~...~ and get a "FREE" I~ II"~~/ 8 PACK of SUNKIST ORANGE II ~l--_WITHlH~-~UPON~~S~E~OSI~EXP/~~~2/3~/~---JI ~~~h~hhA~hhh~A~h~~hNh~~~hA~A~h~Ahh~hl , Page Twelve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 17, 1981 She's still 'high on ,~ ~ Up With People " • Jan Sturges was a 22.year old Den. The 1967 University Liggett School they're in town, Tuition is $5,300 a at 8 p.m, al South High. The program .: ~GRA\'-~.. ;TOP~ ison University senior when she saw graduate, who's staying with her par. year, but there is a scholarship pro. will be a two.hour, family oriented ' ; her first Up With People show al:nast ents, Mr. and Mrs, W.E. Sturges 011 gram, according to Jan. musical production featuring original ~ ~ ' ~ 10 y('ars ago, Shurecrest Circle, is now alumni di. "We're always looking for young compositions, hit tunes and a' collec. "You know what it was like then, in rector for UWP. people between 19 and 26 who are tion of folk songs and dances from ~ PRESENTS the late 1970s, on college campuses," She now lives in Tucson, Ariz" motivated and want to learn. Many around the world. she l'xplained. "It was the Kent State UWP international headquarters, and of our cast members arc high school Tickets, at $7 for adults, $5 students Era, We were all very idealistic, we edIts the 100,000 circulation UWP or college graduates who come with and seniors, are al'ailable at the Book. wanted to help, but somehow things News, in addition to keeping track of "s and then decide what they want shelf, Village Recor;:. and Tapes, JOANNA WESTERN were getting twisted around, in a the group's 6,500 alumni in 45 coun. to do." The cast travels extensively Chesney.Leonard Insurance Agen«:~', negative sense," tries but (he work is "interesting, not Lochmoor Chrysler Plymouth and Woven Woods - Shutters Jan was idealistic, but the nega- She's as enthusiastic about the gruelling," Mike Maher Chevrolet, til'ism of the student movement turn- group now as she was as an idealistic "I've watched so many young peo- Up With People was founded in Verticals and Laminations ed her off. She was lcoking for a 22.year.old, ple come with us and develop such 1968 by J, Blanton Belk to build more constructive approach to the "It's a wonderful thing for young poise, and assurance in a year. It's a bridges of understanding among peo- Cleaning and Repair Service world around her. At the Up With people who are interested. in the great experience." ples cultures and countries, and to People show she found it. Ilorld around thelll and have curio Inter('sted people can call Mike gil'~ young people a ]rarning experi. 15011 Kercheval GPP 822-1666 osil~' about peopll'," she says. "We encc that broadcns the intellcct and "W hen I saw that show 1 saw a Knowles. 556.2394, for information hal'e fil'e international casts of 100 matures the persoll. Its "experiental" j.:ositive group and a real opportunity about joining. lJeopk They literally travel all over education program has been recently to go nut into the world and do some. In addition, the group IIill recruit the \\'orld, presenting shows, conduct. expanded by a $37B,000 grant from thing worthll'hile," she said. With her after its performance in Grosse ing workshops, meeting people and Dl'nison music degree in hand, Jan Pointe, scheduled for Friday, Jan. 8, the Kresge Foundation." li~terling tu their points of view." ~ ------~------. - .i~lin('d the Up With People cast, .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When a group comes to town, cast traveling around the world, {or the members usually stay with host fami- St. (;ill;r Shores first four years until, in 1975, shp lies, one of the "best features" of ~ PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE ~ joined the UWP permanent staff. ({{lult ed. classes the program, according to Jan. Lo. J an IS still workmg w1th the group, cally. Lakeshore Optimists are spon- l,;:rgiii iii J~';;li.i;1;'.r ; '"' - -- ...... '" W and is in her hometown this week soring the pl"Ogram and we are still Registration for St. i 1 U - ~U - ;'U'1o fl making arrangements for the more looking for hosts in the Pointe. Call Clair Shores Adult Ed- than 400 UWP cast members who will 884.2200, 882.5330, or 884-1176 for ucation 1982 Win t e r ~ OFF ALL MARKED' ~ be coming to tOll'n for performances, information. The cast will be in town Term will take place workshops in local schools and a from Jan. 3 until Jan, 23. from 4 to 6 p.m. and 7 Superbowl concert date. UWP also will be recruiting while to 9 p.m. Monday, Tues- ~ ITEMS IN STORE ~ day, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 4, 5, 6 Police~firemeJl agree on eontracts and 7 at South Lake, La k e vie wand Lake ~ Go.."ne J(oueileJt I Grosse Pointe Park's police officers of the agreements until after the I ~~ w Shore High Schools. reached a tentative settlement with council has reviewed them. The 1982 winter term the city on a new two,year contract Fire, police and public safety offi- !DIAMOND SETTER AND JEWELER ! includes classes in the f,( WORK DONE IN OUR OWN SHOP foE after a session with a state mediator eel's in three other Grosse Pointe areas of Business, Voca. It! • R.psl" • Complete line 01 mountings' Rings It! Tuesday, Dec. 8. communities are still negotiating, with I( • Pendants. Appralsal& for Insurance « tional, Consumer and The city and its firemen also have no other tentative sett~ements report- Homemaking Education, I Rings Designed and Handmade I reached a tentative settlement. Both e~ so far. Contracts 1Il the Farms, Drama, Language, Mu. i by Mr. Kouelter Especially 'or YOU! I new contracts will be presented to C1t~ and Woods as well as the Park sic, Arts & Crafts, as I Sse our complele tine 01 W the council at a closed meeting on eX~1red June 3~, but workers have re- well as a wide selection Thursday, Dec. 17, according to city mamed on the. Job. . of courses in general and I SEIKO, LONGINES and WITTNAUER WATCHES I manager John Crawford. T~e Shores 1S the only Pomte com. community oriented ed. C~~~~Mj~n~~~~:!' mUl1lty to have current employment ucation. In add it ion, ! . Neither side would discuss details contracts with all city workers. • 21019 Mack Avenue Fri. 9-8:30 R classes in Adult Basic I M1w1tfl V""IIr' Nln. IIIU. Sat. 9"5 I E due a t ion and High ~ Grosse Pointe Wo~ds Phone: 882-111018 Clothing store locks doors School Completion will :{1.epresentatives of Hug h e s & "We have not been quiet in our be offered, !f;:( tA! Classes will begin the tJ------~~--__ Hatcher Inc., recently confirmed the efforts to, make Hughes & Hatcher a week of Jan, 11. For ad. I indefinite closing of the Farms leaner and more efficient' corpora- I branch of Hughes & Hatcher, located tion," said Ms. Bright. "That was one ditional information call I 294.8300. , ' at 18920 Mack Avenue. of the chief intentions of Gerald t The store, which officially locked Donnelly, chairman of the company, its doors Monda)', Nov. 3D, is one of when he took control earlier in the PE~CE five Hughes & Hatcher store~ closed year." Register now for ON E~RTH recently in the Detroit area. The closing of the Mack Ayenue pre-school GOODWILL Del Bright, vice.president of adver. store leaves 23 Hughes & Hatcher tising and promotion at the firm, said clothing stores in Michigan, with nursery TOW~RDMEN ! 81. Chiir Shores Pre. ( the move was economically timed to others located in Ohio, Pennsylvania If '.Ja...... - r : increase overall profitability. and Wisconsin. School Nursery is now r~ registering three. and j' 9IIIrldpa .Jo,~mOil four.year.olds for the Forum features holiday film Winter 1982 term. The ~ Cfinsfmas I"ISI I The Friends Film Forum Christmas Barrymore. On Christmas Eve, a man youngsters participate in Newl ""~]'rom 'Tim arid lam ! BOB WALDVOGEL, ProprIetor special will feature Frank Capra's "It's a program where they- I is prevented from committing suicide EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER A Wonderful Life," Thursday, Dec. by an awkward, elderly angel, who have the opportunity to I 17, at 7:30 p,m, takes him back in time in an effort learn, play, and work Say UMeny Christmas" I VISA 839- 5844 . Muter Charp. The comedy.drama stars James to show him what good he has done with peer-age children in ! ,- . . Stew.art, Donna Reed, Henty Travers, and how importl!l)t i~. is .that. ~e stay a . professionilt\y super. in Y,?ur p~o~ Way alive. c • I.. • ".. " , Beulah Bondi, Ward Bond and Lionel vised setting. .This sparkling lead' crystal ------~------"--_._-----._---_._------The Winter term be. gins the week of Feb. 1, tablet, by Hallmark, inscribed ,- ~ and runs for 14 weeks. with your personal message, .JL,vv~n.f. Over A Century of Service Three.year-olds a tte n d is a very spedal and unique 'I"'""~""'" KAUL to the Eastside Communities on Mondays and Wednes. Quistmas gift. Come days from 9 to 11 a.m. see our other Ouistmas .~ (L"~~'~.'. Four-y~ar.olds a t ten d gifts 10 personalize 1 Mediterranean Pastries & l.l-)' T" 1 -w-- ~ t i. (~ from 9 to 11 a,m, or 1 """' ",i ~IV • r~~'" to 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Imported Foods Thursdays. ~~7I:~ \L.: ~r/--~~~::r~ Tuition is $120 for the Fischers 19872 KEllY ROAD (7~ Mile near Eastland) • HARPER WOODS, MICH. 48225 ....) ,-. . ~~\- .....-- ':'. . ,... t •. 14 week term. The 11m. , 7047 Kerchtval (In the Village) --:.~- ited enrollment is on a Open M T W S 9:30.5:30 882 7790 (313) 527-7240 . first come, first serve Thurs, & Fri. till 9 ~ basis. The school is la, I HOURS: Monday thru Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. cated at 20000 Avalon. 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Thursday, December 17, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen-A Available Next Week At: Ferry. singers have concert SMITH CORONA PORIABLE SALE Ferry Elementary School presented and Sandra Joh, sang "Santa Claus," BUY A CARTRIDGE TYPEWRITER its annual Christmas concert last night "Christmas is Coming," and "Me and Wednesda~, Dec. 16, with grades kin. My Teddy Bear." The first and second The. Book Shelf dergarten through sixth participating graders sang "Little Drummer Boy," AS LOW AS '219.50 1 YR. WARRANTY Kercheval on the Hill under the direction of Judith Bailey, while the third graders performed a LARGE SElECTION Of RECONDITIONED MANUAL & STANDARD £LEaRICS Nathan Judson and Barry Scates. Hawaiian rendition of "The 12 Da)'s Carloyn Zysk's kindergarteners, ac. ot Christmas." Modern Poetry companied by pianists Beverly Bedell All three grades combined their ef- DULIN OFFICE MACHINES forts in singing "We Wish You A 12422 KELLYRD. AT WHITTIER 527-8280 "Inner Timbres" Merry Christmas." • (SMITH CORONA SERVICE CENTER) by Kathleen Ripley Leo Star of the Sea Peter LaSala's third, fourth, and VISA - MASTER CARDS LIBERAL TRADE INS fifth graders performed several in- and slatc~ concert strumentals featuring maracas shaken What do the fourth graders at Our by Kris Treflezer and Beth Carson, "Shu Shu Ga" Lady Star of the Sea elementary clabes played by Julie Mertz and school have in common with Perry Tina Theodorou, congo .drums beaten by Alexander Blain JJI M.D. Como? Answer: Two holiday songs, by Jimmy Kim, cymbals crashed by "Christmas" and "0 Bambino," which Kristine Peterson and Gina Villani, Grosse Pointe Book Village 16837 Kercheval Como made popular. The fourth and sleigh bells rung by Lesli!, Sea graders will be singing the Coma gram. renditions this evening, Dec. 17, at Stars' annual Christmas Concel't. The n-mcmber Ferry Choir sang We're Stars' primary music teacher, Sr. traditional Christmas carols, induding Rosemary Zuccaro, O.P., taped the the Wassail song, after which a toast cutting the price of children singing the songs during re- was offered by Hassan Azar, Ben hearsal and mailed the tapes to Como Black and Chris Roney. cutting wood. to share with him the children's vel'. sions of his hit tunes. ULS debaters With A There is no admission for the con. '" ccrt, ,which begins at 7:30 p,m. in lnovp to final.~ " 5l,II~'g.)iul. 12" bar with Chain Break The concert will include secular Forceful debates last week by Uni- List $J29.95 and sacred musical selections as well versity Liggett School novice debaters as dances, skits and dramatic reau. during preliminary competition at I ings. Eighth graders will also por- the University of Michigan clinched tray the Nativity scene while IC<1ding a spot for state final competition on the audience in a sing.a.long of Christ. Dec. 19 at Central Michigan Univer. C~!!!:~d mas carols. sity. Saw ULS debaters Harold Colby, Jeff Consider Sweet, Jack Hunter, Marc Lie, Jobn Rim, Bill McFeely and Norman ]ssa real cost, will represent the school for the championship. sale. CPA' s say ~h~ll'::lhts:ltl::lih~ll$:J~ll$:Jtl::Iih~I:a~~-f<::S~f<::S~k'i~~Iii:l~ll$:J~ll$:J~ll$:J~~~Il!:l~h~~~~~hnh ;~v~~~I~art:~~::~;~d ~ Wooden Specialty Boxes -- I AjMcCULLDCH :~r~eb~~tt~:~:ra:~~~ i .. From The WOOD SHOPe WITH CHAIN BRAKE measured in terms of I ~

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Thursday, December 17, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A Park honors employes City will consider zoning change: The Park Council handed out Patrolman, 15 years, and Robert Johannes Meingast, Mrs. Johannes The Grosse Pointe City Council types of financial institutions on Ker. currcntly only two non-conforming: awards for service to employes in the Michael, Patrolman, 15 years. Meingast and Mr, and Mrs. Albert next week will consider changing the cheval Avenue, I1Iln-retail first floor occupants in the police, fire, water and public works Fire Department eommendations ~lcKay. community's zoning ordinance to pre- According to City Manager Thomas Village. departments at its Monday, Dec. 14 went to: Lieutenant William Hunt, \'Cnt future non-retail businesses from Kressbach any of the above businesses Village A!>sociation President J:o:d meeting, followed by a reception in EillT; Lieutenant Lee Fallicrcs, Eil1T; Police Letters of Commendation locating in the Village. (,ollid only occupy first !Ioor space if Hickey said the zoning change would the city hall. Sergeant Anthony LaBonty, EMT; also went to Sergeant Furtaw, Patrol. be "a favorable move ," in main. Actually the proposed amendment ~pecial approval is given by the Plan. Sergeant Joseph Clarke, El\1T; Fire. man nandall Cain, Howard Carl, Eu. taining the Village as a viable shop- Among those cited were: William to the ordinance would prohibit ning Commission. Non.retail business. figrters Michael Clancy, EMT; Joseph gene Adamczyk, Robert Michael, G. Griesbeck, Building Inspector, 30 service.orientcd businesses such as .cs may be permitted to occupy at the ping district." Bialk, EMT; Michael Smith, EMT; Steven Johnson, Alan Pretty and Ed- The council will meet to discll!>~ vears service; Emil DuFour, Water real cstute and insurance offices, rcar of ,I building, but only again if Charles Henrich, E~lT; John Viviano, ward Serwach. the zoning issue at a public hearing Department Supervisor, 15 years; travel lartin Buss, EMT, and William Robert Vandeputte, !l1aintenance III, Commendation Certificates were from setting up shop on the ground Commission, Kressbach said. Dec. 21, 7:30 p.m, at municipal of- Hiner. 15 years; Camiel Gelhof, Maintenance awarded to Sergeant Furtaw, Sergeant floor or first floor of a building in The city manager added there are fices, 17147 Maumee. I, 15 years .. Police Letters of Commendation Paton, Patrolmen Richard Warren, the Central Business District sedion were given to citizens Alfred Mayer, In the Police Department awards Timothy Mink, Steven Molitor, James of the dty. went to; James LaPratt, Detective Walter Schortmann, Edward Langs, Smith, Paul Konefke, David Hiller, The propos['d amendment would not Sergeant, 25 years; Walter Paton, Norman Gangola and l\lark Maple.

The United States had a lot of President in William Howard Taft. He weighed 352 pounds. Thursday I December 17I 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page SixtHn.A ------_.------~------Sing al,ong with Mitchell With tax notice in hand and The Grosse Pointe Board and take in an its charms Census puts new face on politics But have to keep a tight grip the Christmas season upon us, of Education ical move from the political point of view. The on the wheel With three separate reapportionments under I suggest the following verse be Wayne County Community Courtesy the people of Democrats control both houses of the Legislature way as a result of the 1980 census, it is likely that sung to the tune of "0 Little College Grosse Pointe Farms but any proposal on congressional reapportion- Town of Bethlehem," , the boundaries of the congressional, legislative all little Villa e f I hope th~se chlldrel~ are Oh the County's broke and and commissioner districts that encompass the ment will have to satisfy Republican Gov, Wil- liam Milliken who has the power to veto any Gross P ~ to SI learmng somethtng the State is going Pointes will be significantly changed before the e om e lOres 0 l' . , d proposal he doesn't like. So far this year, how- How still we see thee lie ur po tttctans coul use and the Feds have turned 1982 elections, ever, congressional reapportionment has taken a Another water and sewage hike such knowledge off the spigot The changes could have long-range effects on back seat in the Legislature to more pressing The taxes are so high. Here's to Detroit Edison, All of the above is leading both political parties, on incumbent officials and concerns, such as the reform of workmen's com- Another 10 percent for property Mic~. Can and Ma Bell too to an early grave potential candidates fOl' office, and on the voters pensation and unemployment compensation pro- A raise for police and fire 1 thmk next year's and they are even asking as well. How the boundaries are set will help "Can you dig it." determine Michigan's representatives in Wash- grams in Miehigan. I'm treading wate1' as fast ,Christmas present In commi"sioner districts, reapportionment is as 1 can Will be my house and lot to you. ington as well as in Lansing and Wayne County's William Mitchell lomp.~cated by the recent adoption of a county J. representation on the board of commissioners_ Please tell me they won't Would like to ride on Grosse Pointe Shores reform program that will reduce the number of Gerrymandering isn't unknown in reappor- go much higher Lakeshore Drive commissioners and districts in Wayne County tionment actions because thev are often used to from 27 to 15, With each district being enlarged, presC!"\'e control of districts, create safe scats for Grosse Pointe no longer will be a single district He made the world a little nicer incumbents or dilute racial or geographic repre- but will ha\'e to become part of a larger district. group in the community that But maybe we need that memo- sentation, True, everything is based on one-man, To the Editor: rial, that reminder that here Under a plan proposed by the five-member For the three years prior to requested it. (That first year I one-vote, but control over the bodies that do the reapportionmen t commission made up of four was at North, we provided more was a man whose life mattered, j-eapportionment tasks does permit gerrymander- his death last summer I worked Democrats and one Republican, the Republican than 20 programs of Christmas whose constant striving for ex- ing in certain situations, And politicians are likely with Herman Clein ~s accom- Pointes would become part of a heavily Demo- music throughout the commu- cellence, commitment to com- to use power in such cases more to benefit their panist for the vocal music classes munity service and loving con- cratic district along Jefferson Avenue on Detroit's at Grosse Pointe North High nitv during December.) own political parties than their constituencies. east side. Ervin Steiner, the Gap incumbent, or When I first heard last spring cern for others made the world Rt'r:H1sE> Michi~an's population did not keep School. It was one of the loveli- f\ little nicer nlace in which to dHj' ut~.tC! nCpu.tJli-:~u "~'lr'8'J.L:!h~~."e :'; d~fE~',llt timp that U!t::L~ '~Vu.S t:lll;: of ~:J.mj!,!~ pace with that of other areas of the country, reap- est expenences or my 1l1~. live. - winning in such a district Never, as a child or an adult, the "C" building at North (I had portionment of Michigan's Congressional seats The state's legislative districts also are being never heard it called anything Vicki Hansen will cut the state's delegation from 19 to 18. It is had I ever before been in a Grosse Pointe Park reapportioned because of population shifts re- classroom so filled with joy and else) after Herm, I thought, the Legislature's job to complete the reapportion- vealed by the census, Both political parties have "Terrific! What could be more ment, although it could wind up in the courts, love. No words can describe for offered legislative reapportionment plans to the those who have not experienced apnropriate?" as it did in 1972, or in event of disagreements, Commis~ion on Legislative Reapportionment but It is beyond my comprehen- the 18 seats could also be filled in an at-large the joy so often present, the love Letters - public hearings have not yet been completed, he felt for his students and they sion that the school board has so The News welcomes letters election, Such an election would seal the fate of Under the state senate plan proposed by the adamantly refused to do it. for him. to the editor from our readers, incumbents and other candidates not well known Republicans, the GOP would have at least a Surely, they cannot seriously outside of their own districts, And it wasn't just the joy and Letters should be signed with 50-50 chance of electing a Republican, Alfred love they experienced for them- believe that other tea c hers a name, address and telephone EARLY TALK indicated that the seat of one Reuther, the 14th District Gap chairman told selves that students learned in would resent it. Indeed, the ones number where the writer can of two freshmen members of Congress from Mich- the News. This plan would put the POintes in I've talked to have mentioned igan, Democrat Dennis Hertel of Detroit, whose that classroom. They learned be reached during the day in a single district along with a small part of De- that these were gifts to be how nice it would be to have case there are questions, 14th District includes the Pointes, or Republican troit, Harper Woods, East Detroit and St. Clair any teacher so honored, especial- J ames Dunn of East Lansing in the Sixth District, shared with others. Herm felt Names of letter writers will Shores. so strongly that community ser- ly Herm. be ~ithheld under special cir. might be targeted for elimination. But now it ap- The Democrats propose splitting the Pointes vice was an important part of Of course, Herm doesn't need cumst,ances. pears more likely to be the 18th District seat oc- between two districts, with the Farms, Shores, the vocal program, and he did that honor in order to 'c.e reo Address letters to Editor, cupied by Democrat James Blanchard of Pleasant Woods, Harper Woods and a section of northeast his best to provide music for any membered, He will never be for- Grosse Pointe News, 99 Ker. ' Ridge, because he has announced his intention to Detroit in one and the City, Park and lower east ~ott~n by ~nyone who ever sang run for governor and would be giving up his post cheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, side of Detroit in another. Currently the Pointes In hiS chOirs, attended his con- Mich, 48236. voluntarily. But even if Blanchard's seat is eli. are divided and thus a minority among three certs, or knew him as a friend, minated, some shifting of boundaries, including I Eenate districts, all held by Democrats. FLEe works to those in the 14th District, would be required to Under both Democratic and Republican plans I. equalize populations in accordance with the 1980 for the state house, Grosse Pointe would be di- census, vided. The Republicans would put the Woods, stop drug abuse I: Eliminating Blanchard's seat might be a log- Shores and part of Macomb County, including . To the Editor: What; nwon part of St. Clair Shores and East Detroit, in one On Wednesday, Dec. 9, I at- 11 district, The GOP would put the other three tended the Freedom from Chem- Pointes, Harper Woods and northeast Detroit in ical Depende~cy program for I parents at South High School. I Germans buckleup the other district. The Democrats would put the -fl-IE I-llll ! Park in a district with Detroit's lower east side For the second year in a row it By Pat Rousseau and the other Pointes, Harper Woods and north. was. encouraging to see many adults sharing concerns about Carl ~terr .. , has a good selection of east Detroit in a second district. colognes for men included are Patrick If. the commission is unable to reach agree- drug and alcohol use among our Ravell, Victory. Royal Spice, Royal Lym~ ment, the reapportionment could be decided by . youth and the social accepta- and Bay Rum. Another gift suggestion is the Supreme Court 'Of Michigan which has been bility of this environment as the a warm muffler and you can choose wool forced to make such a decision twice since the "norm." cashmere, silk or tartan plaid at 80 Ker~ state Constitutioh set up the commission in 1963. There are many ways parents chevaL . THESE REPORTS ON the reapportionment can become involved to help • process do not necessarily make exciting read- teenagers and young children ing. Yet once these changes go into effect, they learn to discriminate about the . During The P~e-Christmas• Sale . . . at Maria could have si~nificant effects on the politics of use and abuse of these drugs. Dmon :you can save up to 50% off fall fashions. the next decade as well as on the politicians run- One way, this program encour. Slacks, Jackets, coats, dresses for day and evening and ning for office. aged, is to learn what the reo Marla tells us that for the fir,st time blouses are tagged 50% off ... 11 Kercheval The Jr0intes tend to be a Republican oasis on sources are in your own com- , . the edge of Democratic Detroit. They cartnot ex- munity. . pect any favors from the Democrat-dominated Family Life Education Coun- Favorite Fragrance . . . for Chri~t- commission that is figuring out the new com. cil (FLEC) , through its ,Alcohol mas. is a welcome gift. Trail Apothecary missioner. districts. But Republicans and Demo- Awareness Program, provides a carrIes many famous scents from Nina crats are split four-to-four on the Commission setting for youth to talk to each Ricci, Norell, Mary Chess Dior, Yves on Legisaltive Reapportioment and Republicans other about their perceptions Saint Laurent, Guerlain' and Arden. hold the veto power, through Gov. Milliken. over about drugs, alcohol and the There's a good choice of men's toiletries the Democratic Legislature's reapportionment of social climate. FLEC also pro- at 121 Kercheval.too. congressional districts. vides education programs for the So the Pointes, and the Republicans who entire family to learn the facts Just Arrived ... in time •for Christmas p' .I giving are warm, cozy flannel pajamas in ,rara.71orfon dominate in local party politics, can hope to win about the teenage social scene, some and lose some political contests during the and to increase communication solid. ~olors wi~h contrasting piping or in ~ current reapportionments. Unless these redistrict- skills. Center Pointe Crisis Cen- tradItional stnpes at Picard-Norton 92 ~ ing efforts get stalled in the courts, all three ter, FLEC's program, offers Kercheval. ' should be. wound up by the time Pointers go to counseling and drug abuse assist- the polls next November, and thus increase in- ance. ' Seasons of•Paper , . , has solid brass terest in the 1982 elections. Last Wednesday's pro g l' a m hurricane lamps, wall sconces, candleabras served well as an education and candle holders from $10 to $75 at 115 TICK-S"T~K.S.. ~~::~I:: vehicle, and I am proud that Kercheval. ICL'. II .. FLEC, a recognized resource in T I\: ..... EA ::::=s: the community since 1966, con- Elegant Gifts ... for• the special ~ tinues to offer comprehensive people on your Christmas list the • programs that address the issue League Shop suggests 'sterling silver ' of chemical dependency and are candlesticks, Waterford crystal decan- 7h. I'-d'., , able to strengthen and stabilize tel's, a curio cabinet. (that's a, beauty), !SNJ'7"" the family unit. RoyaL Copenhagen fIgurines. See them -7 Jane Kohring Hoey, all on display at 72 Kercheval. President, Board of Directors Stuff A Stocking .. , with• useful little gifts from Family Life the Greenhouse. Small metal banks come in the shape Education Council of an ?ld fashioned mail box or telephone booth, there are pIcture frames of pretty printed fabrics, wild strawberry soap comes in a decorative metal box Harold's wife just a few delights fo her stocking this Christmas f~o'~ thanks for a life 117 Kercheval, 881-6833. , For The Children , . '•infants, toddlers, boys and To the Editor: A very grateful wife of Harold girls there are beautiful fashions and gifts awaiting Springer wants to acknowledge y~u conveniently at Young Clothes, 110 Kercheval I her appreciation to the Grosse Wlt~ a helpful staff to serve you. If you are planning Pointe Woods Police Department a trIP south, afte~ the holidays, you'll want to check for their prompt response to her ~he ne",: SWImSUIts aryd coverups for girls that have SOS on the evening of Tuesday, Just arrIved, I1 Dec. 8, for sending two great -I- officers to her assistance. Mer.l~ ~orman Cosmetics• ... is sponsoring the I They handled a most trying 10th eXhIbIt .for New York's Metropolitan Museum i experience with dispatch, called Costume Instltute, The subject is the Eighteenth Cen- I: the ambulance and a lovely tury woman, Here in Grosse Pointe Merle Nerman is __J\~_~_- nurse who took him and me to offering a free holiday makeup for today's beauty . Call 886-3333 . ' . 63 Kercheval in the Colonial Federal ~I the hospital where he recovered. .~i\ Under the stress of the mo- Building, ment I didn't get their names, Mrs. Harold Springer Highlighted . ' ' at •Lambrow-Brow Interiors Grosse Pointe Woods 3 Kercheval, is a four poster, 17th Century ~anopy bed', a completely upholstered day bed and a Lord Carleton Family thanks mahogany bed. Come see these new arrivals. Published Weekly by Anteebo Publishers NEWS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY • 882-6900 882-3500 La Strega Boutique .. , is offering 99 KERCHEV AL AVE. 882-0294 1 3 to 1 /2 off all fall and winter blazers jf J,IA"M 1\1 Rc-AR PHYI III 1<'F~1 thos'e who aided q SA" Md)()~ ~Ul Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 MA1<~G~R N~:"" H1ITOR ,1,'1IT ~"iT TO P\ 1\11"111 R coats and raincoats. There are other bar~ 'W-contl nItS' rM~ JI.lt1 at Tlrlro.jt, \hcWaan To the FAilor: In,. gains store-wide so be sure to stop at La ll~f"o 2-\1) . ..00, I ~"I T ,1\ H I "R IA~l-.T'M~LUIJ-\ CfIARI F" OICK<'P" On Dee. 7, 1981. at 11 a mv Il ,Ill RF SOnH\ HJnOR (~ ~<;S1I1l n ,ll'~R\'I'Q' AISISTAST M~"Mil',R father was driving a green Honda Strega in the lobby of the Colonial Fed-

PAT ROl.,SFAi Accord on ?>fack and 7 Mile in front eral Building, 63 Kercheval. j'l (ICY ()'( ()~~ClR IRA" \II ~Rrx) SAI ~, PRO'IOTIO," of Kroger's and was involved in a car JA"Ii", J ,,\.\1"1 ~H I RIIARO '>11K!': ANnRZF:JCZYK ,I .. ~r, Ml WERI>; accident because of a heart attack. Hartley's Country Lane . , . will be MIKf I AK~IlF,RGER ~lAN~f " GOI,\J,on, CORF,r,N SLANI,C, ROGfR HAG~, Although he did not survive, his open Thursday .night until 9 thru Christ- TOM GRH NWOOO IR~" 1\ ,\('11 A -- IlF.Rl'O.flETII ROBERTS family would like to thank the passer. IHII mas ... 85 Kercheval. " IL1H R !\ <,Tf)~ • OAWN IIO .... ARO by who called the police, and also f O[[ORI AI ('0,',<;\ I T ANT (IRCl \ ATIO" , the Farms police ambulance in their Georganna Cartwright .... formally of the Green- •• _'Mr quickness in getting him to the hos- pital, and everyone at St. John Hos- house will be happy to see her clients at Jon's on the Rohert B. Edgar, Editor and Publisher e. pital Emergency Room {or their kind. Hill, 63 Kercheval. , ' 886-3730 & 31. (1940.] 979) ness and support Thank you, ""''''1\ .'IrMa Your Advertising. , . could• b~ here, Call 882-3500. ROl\fRT (, UX,AR Mrmbrr Mlchl~an Prr~~ A~~oclatlon and National New~paprr A~8odatlon .rcv( ..h'tlllU The family of Lawrence E. Miazga 1., III I"II!'R Grosse Pointe Woods

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" People Section of The Pointe The Second Section B Thursday, December 17, 1981

From Another Pointe Short and Of View to the Pointe J, SCOTT NYSTROM, MD, of The By Jallet Mueller PlIrk has been elected to fellowship in the .51.000.member American Col. Stuck for a last minute Christmas gift idea? Consider lege of Physicians, He will be hon. "View from the Veranda: The History and Architecture of ored ill a convocation ceremony at the Summer Cottages on Mackinac Island," 70 pages of the ACP's annulIl session ill Philadel- fascinating photographs and facts compiled by Phil Porter. phia in April. 1982. Dr. Nystrom is a 1970 graduate of :\larquette School There is, after all, no one more qualified to report on Mack- of .\ledicine and is on the staff of inac's "cottage" life than Phil. He's lived it, and loved it, Bon Secours, Harper. St, John, Cot. ever since he spent his first summer on the island at his tage and William Beaumont hos. family's cottage. pitals, and on the clinical faculty at Wayne State Medical School. Winters, he was home in The Pointe, on Hampton Road, ".I: • :'; with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Porter, his Pointer ROBERT WALKE won brothers and sister. Came the first signs of sprmg, and the the reserve champIOnShip awaru HI whole lot of them began looking forward to "This Summer the 1981 Michigan State Fair's Sci- ence Show.Youth Dil'ision. on Mackinac." _,: ,z: f.. VlRGI:-lIA G, STANDISH, daughter Phil started working for the Mackinac Island State of MR. and MRS. JOHN D. STAND. Park Commission in 1972, as a tour guide at Fort Mackinac. ISH, of Touraine Road. is among 24Q Two years later he picked up his Bachelor of Arts degree fall freshman enrollees at Colby- from Kenyon College. He's since added a Master of Arts Sawyer College. New London, N.H. from the Cooperstown Graduate Program of History Mu- Virginia is enrolled in the child study seum Studies to his degree collection. program at esc. 1:: I.i (,f; Photo by Koy Welcenboch Today's he's a permanent Mackinac Island resident. MARY E. SLOANE, daughter of He was appointed curator of collections and interpretive A glorious Creche for Christmas ... former Park CITY MANAGER and staff supervisor at Fort Mackinac in 1976, and he's ~appy The Grosse Pointe War Memorial Auxiliary 'local doll maker Mrs. Mark Brown, who fash- MRS, ROBERT A. SLOANE, who as a clam winter and summer on the dot of land m the has tilled the rooms of Our Town's community iened the porcelain figure especially for the now reside in Elk Rapids, has ac- middle of The Straits. So are both his brothers. Armin cepted a position teaching chemistry center with special decorations, flowers, greens creche. All three women are memb~rs of the and math at the Jefferson High Porter is a carpenter and painter, and an .Emer~ency and festive ribbons in honor of the holiday Windmill Pointe Questers as well as the War School in Monroe. Mary, a 1977 grad. Medical trainee on the island. Matthew' Porter IS presIdent season, and in this s~tting, in the place of honor, Memorial Auxiliary, In the close-up of the uate of Grosse Pointe South High of his own company, Straits Construction, which specializes is a glorious creche: a unique, 10-figure depic- cr~ch~ abov:, note the sheep t?e shepherds are School and a 1981 graduate of Lyman in renovating old homes and cottages. tion of the Manger Scene. Two women-Mrs. bn!lgmg, WIth flowers, as g1fts to the H?ly Briggs College of Michigan State UJ:li. Lawrence Cain who built the detergent bottle ChIld: the sheep, too are handmade: Completmg versity, is the sister of DAVID Their sister remains a "southerner" .....southern Michi. dolls and Mrs. Carl J. Kasza, who dressed them the scene (not pictured), on pedestals on either SLOANE, of Grayton Road, and DR. gan, that is. Julie Porter has b~come an accomplis~e~ in p~riod costumes and did hair an~ !acial f~a- side ?f the Manger are tw~ ange~s, 0r:e in sHyer, CHARLES SLOANE, of Pemberton potter. Her parents hosted a showing of her pottery, Wltn tures-are responsible for the 2l-1nch hIgh one m gold, the feathers m theIr wmgs pOIsed Road. wine and cheese, at their Hampton Road home last Sunday. figures. The five-inch Baby Jesus is the gift of for flight. . _ (Continued on Page 4B) r~h~h~hAh~h~~~~~h~ Christmas on The Island Bill and Lornie Porter will be spending Christmas on Mackinac with their three sons and daughter-in-law Val. ~CIJAR-1tRR~ ~ coj erie Phil:s wife who'll be giving the family a very special post-Christmas 'present. Phil and Valerie's second child is I Christmas Hours ~ due January 1. Their first, a son, William Nicholas (named after both his grandfathers) is two-and-a-half-and he's .the fifth generation in the Porter family's Mackinac Island IDec. 11th-Dec. 23rd i tradition. i WEEKDAYS ~ Little Will's parents were married on the islan~ in 1975. Valerie, originally from Cheboygan, was a Mackmac tour I 10:00 a.m. to 8: 30 p.m. ~ guide, too. That's how she and Phil met. ~ SATURDAY Back to Phil's New Book I "View from the Veranda: The History and Architecture ~ 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. I of the Summer Cottages on Mackinac Island," has been reviewedartij" aC'c'eptM'oy-Uie -Society' of Architectures, Historians, located in Philadelphia, for inclusion on its I Happy Holidays! i .(Continued on Pege 4B) ~~~~~~hR~~hh~Rh~~d

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Page Two-B .G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, December t 7, 1981 A (lozen dates for 'Nutcracker' Thi~ year, in response to past sell. Special guest dancers Saturday, "ut performances, the Detroit Sym. Dec. 26, at 2 and 8:30 p.m. will be phony Orchestra is offering 12 lacub Cvnthia Harvey and Kevin McKenzie, I.a~cu.choreographed performances of o{ the American Ballet Theatre. Tchaiko\'sky's "Nutcracker BaUd," Featured in the Gross.conducted with special guest dancers joining Dec. 22, 2:l, 24 and 26 performances !lance Detroit, the resident ballet will be the McKenny School Singers, company of ?II a r y g r 0 v I' College Shirley 13enyas, director. All per. (Lascu is its director and choreogra. formances are at Ford Auditorium. pher), and the DSO for these fully Infol'lnatioll on tieket~, ranging in ~taged and costumed productions. price from $12 to $8 t half. price at all matmees for children under 12 and Conductor tomorrow, Friday, Dec. senior CItizens), mav be obtained bv 18, Saturday, Dec. 19, and Sunday, contacting the Ford AuditoTlum box Dec. 20. will be Kenneth Jean, the office, 962.5524. VISA and Master. DSO's resident conductor. Special Card customers may order tickets by guest dancers are Merrill Ashley and phone. Sean Lavery, of the New York City Ballet Company. Performances will be at 2 and 8:30 p.m., and will also feature the Crar~' School Singers of Detroit. Deborah Smith, director.

~Iurray Gross, DSO assistant con. ductor. will be on the podium for ":\'utcracker" performances Tuesday. Dec. 22, at 8:30 p.m., Wednesda)'. 1)et 23. at 2 and 8:30 p.m., and rl~hnr ..rI~\. np,.... ?4 ~t 1 1 ~ rn "'"~ h LaHry ~~d ~!elinda Roy, of the ~ew York City Ballet, as special guest dancers. Warming up at the bar for the annual Christmas Ballet Program at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial are (left and right, above) SUSAN SCHY anti CARLA FIN. GER, (left to right, at right) CATHY DE RONNE, JEANNE LEITHAUSER and MARGARET JOHNSON. The corps de ballet, under the direction of Mary Ellen Cooper, presented scenes from the second and third acts of "Coppelia" by Delibes and Bizet's L'Arlesienne Suite Wedne~day evening, Dec. Hi, in the War Memorial's Fries Auditorium. Information on the Cecchetti Method classical ballet classes for ages five through adult may be obtained by contact~ng the War Memorial, 881.7511.

Harper Auxiliary toasts 30 years Personalized SAT Science Center Harper Hospital Auxiliary memo ports Mrs. Martin, will benefit Hal'. instruction offered bel'S and their friends celebrated the per.Grace Hospital's Comprehensive features films auxiliary's 30th anniversary Sunday, Cancer Center of Metropolitan De- Personalhed insttuctipn for ill. Dec. 11, at an invitational, cham. trait: one of only 20 such designated dividuals who plan to take. the Scho- The December series of films in pagne brunch at the Roostertail. cancer centers in the country. lastic Aptitude Test college admis. the Delroit Science Center's 'demon- sions exams in January, 1982, will be stration theater focuses on energy anrl Pointers on the party com"?ittee i.n. The. Harper Auxiliary was formed offered by the Oakland University natural resources. with showings of SURPRISES FROM THE SEA. eluded Mrs. Lyndle. R. Martm, chair. in 1951 and has since had 18 presi. Division of Continuing Education in person, Mrs. Denms Lenahan, Mrs. dents several of them Pointers "The Empty Ark" scheduled for this a series of Saturday sessions, Jan. 9 Arlhur Johnson, Mrs. Clinton Scharff many' of whom were present for th~ Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 19 and Surprise her with a seashell filled with our beautiful and 16, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (with and Mrs. L. Murray Thomas.. brunch and all of whom were honored 20, and of "Hottest Show on Earth" cultured pears. Earrings from $46.50 to $400. an hour off for lunch). scheduled for the following Saturday All proceeds from the event, reo during the party. The Choraliers pro. NeckfaGesfrom $225 to $2,000. Tuition, including materials, is $65 and Sunday, Dec ..26 and 27. vided musical entertainment. per series. Registration information The films are free with l'egular ad. "The auxiliary has given the has. may be obtained by calling Oakland's mission to the Science Center, located School {or the Deaf pital gifts in recent years amounting Continuing Education Office, 377. on John. R, behind the Detroit Insti. to more than $300,000," noted Mrs. 3120. The next SAT test is scheduled tute of Arts, in the University! Christluas pageant Donald F. Rue, the group's current for Saturday, Jan. 23. Cultural Center. president. "Monies have gone toward The annual Christmas pageant pre. Fine Jewelers Since tB6t such Hems as a new telemetry moni. sented by the children of the Luther. taring system for heart patients, an School for the Deaf, located on beautification of the plaza fronting Dny-after-Chrishuas treats at Cranhrook Where the best surprises be~n. East Nevada in Detroit, will be staged the hospital entrance and expansion As an after.Christmas treat, fiction zens. Also included in museum ad. this year on Wednesday, Dec. 23, at of the volunteer service department. 17051 Kercheval at St. Clair. 1:30 p.m. at the school, and will be lovers of all ages can enjoy Jules mission that day are planetarium Grosse Pointe 885-5515 followed by a Christmas tea span. "The amount of auxiliary volunteer Verne's "20,000 Leagues Under the demonstrations en tit led "Holiday Christmas Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:30-9, Saturday 9:30-5:30 sored by the Lutheran Ladies Auxili. hours is worth much more than this," Sea" at Cranbrook Institute of Sci. Skies and the Christmas Star" at 2,. ary for the Deaf. The public is wel. she added, "when volunteer time and ence saturday, Dec. 26, at 2:45 and 3, -4 and 7:30 p.m. and observatory_ Northland' Grosse Pointe. Flirtane -Lakeside - Twleve oaks' Crossroads come, at no charge, at both the fund raising1lefforts' are included in ;3:t5 p.m. The hali-hour Walt Disne>:<..:r.-'l~tfO,{lS ~t8:30 to 10 p.nu Also Ann Arbor' SagInaw pageant and tea. the total." adaptation features Captain Nemo .. ------~------, ------and the submarine Nautilus. Included Saturday, ~museum hou_rs are .10, is a harrowing battle. against a giant a.m. to 10 p:m. Further. mformahon squid and the breathtaking climax may be obtamed by callIng 645.3210.: that shows how Nemo's atomic power Cranbrook Institute of Science is: plant is destroyed. the Detroit area's natural history' The classic film is included in museum, open daily except on major museum admission of $2.50 for adults, holidays. It is a division of Cran. " $1.50 for students and senior cili. brook Educational Community. CBeaut~u~ CJtaiJl CuttU\q

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Page Three-B Thursday, December 17, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Love is ColollY CeSllreall Birth elasses off(~r(!d Cesarean Birth Information, a divi- m('slcr:" coming home from thp hos. Town Club gift sion of Childbirth Information Scr. pital. SOllie of the pxelTiscs, such a\ vice, Inc., will offer a series of five progressive relaxation, can he useful Members of Colony Town Club weekly dasses, for couples preparing in reducing the father's tension dur- work with love throughout the year, for the birth of their baby by cesare- ing surg('ry, wh('lh('l' he is with hi, fashioning the special. gifts they give an section, starling Wednesday, Jan. ....ife or not. each Christmas. Recipients of their 6, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Hi.County Registration for the series opens warm lap robes and bed socks, pretty Hospital. l\Iondny, 1)ec. 28, and con t j n u (' s bed jackets and utility bags are through :'tlonday, Jan. 4. Further H\' patients at the Arnold !lome, Luthl'r 'fhe classes cover II1formation, pro- gressive relaxation and other exer. formation may be obtained by ('"n. Haven, the Evangelical Home and tacting Judy Chcne~', f('gi.,trar, ;,t Saint Mary's Nursing Home, and cises for the mother during preg. 293-9312. Northeast Guidance Center clients. nancy, as well as "the fourth trio Some of the handmade gifts are earmarked for the Cancer Loan Closet, which Colony Town Club es- tablished in 1947 and continues to support via proceeds from a variety Give of fund raising projects. Someone Their gift of love goes out all veal' long to their foster child in 'The You Love A Philippines, 10-year-old Rom m e I Panganiban. Rommel and his mother Beauty CertIficate correspond regularly with the club and are very appreciative of the from financial assistanee given them. Thev report on Rommel's progress i~ school (he is a g<..odstudent) and are proud of the fact that, though their £ttichnrl-31urues (fioiffurr income is limited, they save 86 cents 20525 MACK AVENUE each month. ? Rlo~k~ !=;outh of 8 Mile OPEN EVERY EVENING The Colony Town Club also makes Photo by E, a Koch 881-6470 annual contributions to the !\letha. ~ dist Children's Guardian Angel. Home, the Founders Societ>' Detroit Insti- A quarter celltury of nlenlories .. .. ._------".---~------tute of Arts and the Detroit Sym- GLADYS GIES (left), historian of the Al- tion \vas given by Myra K09pirL Eva Kor;h, the phony Orchestra, and has purchased chapter's current president, presented the hon- a seat in Orchestra Hall to aid in the pha Mu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma inter- restoration of that acoustically per. national honorary fraternity for women in ed- cred guests, including Marie Grassa, DKG state feet auditorium, ucation, and VIRGINIA JOHNSTON, Alpha president. Mary Jo Johnson introduced Julie Mu's program chairman, look back through a Corbett who, with her husband. Dr. John Cor- quarter century of scrapbook memories at Al- bett, visited the People"s Republic of China last City pha Mu's 25th anniversar~' celebration, held sum:r.el', taking tlw pictures Julie featured in Motor ABW A in mid-Noveniber at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford her slide presentation for Alpha Mu: "People Ineets Wednesday House. Virginia was in charge of coordinating ?t Work in China." The Alpha Mu Chapter was plans for the evening, which began with cock- Installed on Nov. 10, 1956. Of the 13 founding :'tlembers of Motor City Chapter of tails at 6:30 p.m. to background music by the members, four-Gladys, Virginia, Maurine Al- the American Business Women's As- lan and Mercedes Jacobs-are still active and sociation gathered Wednesday, Dec. Jack Brokensha Trio. Betty Durkin, mistress were on hand for the an ni versa!')' festi vi ties, 16, at the University Club on East of ceremonies, presided at dinner. The invoca- Jefferson Avenue for their monthly meeting, Cocktails at 6 p,m, were followed, Pinocc1tio du'v for f~outheatre Colouil.l herbs by dinner, served at 6:30, and a pro- .., gram featuring guest speaker Theresa Detroit Youtheatre will celebrate Robin Reed lIIarionettes of Wales, Dixon, R,N., coordinator of Nursing the lOOth birthday of one of child- Wis., this Saturday, Dec. 19, at 11 telnpt Questers at Northville State Hospital, and voca- hood's favorite characters with per- a,m. and 2 p.m, in the Detroit Insti. Windmill Pointe Questers gather tional speaker Emma Claypool. formances of "Pinocchio" by the tute 'of Arts auditorium. lIIonday, Dec. 21, at 9:30 a.m, at the Tickets at $2.50 per' person ($1.50 home of Lydia Lar.lpman where, each for groups of 10 or more), may after a coffee hour, 1\1rs. Erwin GERBER LEGENDARY BLADES be purchased in advance at the DIA's Gorning, chapter president, will con- ticket office, 832.2730, and at the duct a business meeting and JIll's. door, Howard Harrison will present a pro- 9ncQudlhq g~lhts. C8Qouses, The Robin Reed Marionettes are gram on Colonial Herbs and their noted for their open stage style, in uses through the year-especially at which the puppeteers are visible to the Christmas season. ~Ultg. C{)heggeg, Q~ackg the audience. They will perform live, without the use of recorded voices, and promise a faithful rendition of aQQ at "sew~ohabQe" savl~lgg the story as originally written and Set Salvation A,"tHY performed a century ago. "Pinocchio" is designed for fami- Auxiliary'~ .Hleetillg lies with young people five years of The Auxiliary to the Salvation age and older. 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(Continued {rom Page 18) 'Tb 'P~ed CfvU6bttM GijU publication list. It's Number 8 in a series of Mackinac Island State Park Commission Reports in Mackinac History and A Gijt e6 Kt~f Archeology. It's available locally at Frank Sladen's Book Shelf on-the-Hill and Jacobson's in-the-Village, or may be New York/air '49 AcapulCO/air & hotel '649 " I ?rdered at $7.50 per copy, postpaid, by writing the Mack- I mac Island State Park Commission Mackinac Island London/air & hotel '399 Mich. 49757. ' , oW QEIIWorld Cruise '1.,.50.GO Particularly fascinating are the turn-of-the-century plus many other fantastic stocking stuffers photographs of "cottage" life in the days when affluent includes' our elegant MR Q Gift Wrap Americans brought not only their families but the cook, 886-t'500 19874 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods' nursemaid, indoor and outdoor servants with them on ~ their annual summer exodus from the city.

And those "cottages"! Today, they'd be classed as man- sions, with their bays and towers, porches and verandas. Merry Christmas from As Phil Porter writes in his conclusion to View from the Veranda: " ... the summer cottages are physical reminders of the past. Their style and appearance evoke thoughts of full skirts and top hats, liveried coachmen and side saddles JOSEF'S wicker chairs and formal parlors." , I. c::. , , :JHIlC~P41",! s,"!' I', • OFYOO~ Isn't it nice to know that there remains a place like Mackinac Island, where the past continues in the present? lipht up their faces with our , , 2,1028 MQck Ave. • Grosse Pte, Woods I, Wouldn't you just love b be spending Christmas there? , , ,a8~0330 OREDKEN CHRISTMAS DELIGHTS! II Another Book Gift Idea • GERMAN STOLLEN ! • FRUIT CAKE I Now that we've taken care of the history/architecture' • YULE LOG buffs on your Christmas gift list, how about checking off • CHRISTMAS COOKIES and much more the "professional volunteers," those people-and there are man~y of them in The Pointe-without whose help the SPECIALIZING IN ..• Tues .. Sat. 9-6 hOspItal/school/church worlds would have a tough time SUI). 9-1:30 going 'round? • FRENCH PASTR'fES . • EUROPEAN TORTES Phone "Making Things Happen: The Guide for Members of • SCULPTURED CAKES TANNING Volunteer Organizations" is tailormade for these pro-vols, • CUSTOM CATERING and its author, Joan Wolfe, is, like Phil Porter, a Pointe • HOT a COLD HORS D'OEUVRES 881-5710 Product: daughter of former Grosse Pointe City Councilman a CANAPES Please Place Orders Early, and Mrs. William Luedders, of Harvard Road. Joan, who TABLETS live,S in Belmont now, is a dynamic volunteer leader and 21150 Mack A \'e., (cort1~r.ofpry:) ~!O~~.'=;EJ' community organizer whose own experience provided the TAN SAFELY background material for her handbook. It's wonderful resource material for anyone involved WITHOUT SUN in volunteer work, covering everything from the importance of holding a meeting in the right-sized room to controlling original bronzing the telephone to a chapter on "Successful Publicity" that formula from France. I would like to make required reading for every publicity chairman with whom, I personally deal. It's also fun to browse through, written in a bright, breezy, relaxed style. I particularly like Wolfe's Rules of Order (for those many times when Rob~rt's are simply tqo much) and Joan's tips on how to make board meetings NOT meetings of the bored!

"Making Things Happen" retails for $4.95. It's pub- lished by Brick House Publishing Company, 34 Essex Send $29.95 to: ORDER BY Street, Andover, Mass. 01810. Tropical PHONE 919.1442 Joan: A Bit of Background Tanning Tablets If you're interested in what Joan Wolfe has been doing 8ox#67 recently, be advised that she is currently the only woman member of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission. Sterling Heights She's been active in Audubon and League of Women Voters If ,Michigan 48077 organizations in the Grand Rapids area, and was instru- " Imental in ,coordinating Michigan envirJ)1t}mental groups to' , insure the passage of several major pieces of environmental legislation. 'il,. :

Keep an Eye Out for Brad It's Prime Time Speaking of Pointe Products and what they're doing now ... Bradford Blazar, a graduate of Grosse Pointe South High School (his family lives in Dallas, now), currently attending the University of Texas at Austin, will appear in For Special the Hollywood movie "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas," a Universal Studio production starring Burt Rey- nolds and Dolly Parton. By dramatically framing this tastefully dazzling 14k gold timepiece with 28 perfectly-cut, shimmering diamonds. By accenting Gift-Giving Brad shpt with actor Reynolds on a small ranch outside the crown with a rich cabochon. By implanting infallibly accurate of Austin. The film is scheduled for release next fall. Seiko Quartz at its heart. It is the timepiece of a lifetime. • • • SElKO CDGOLD SIIOI.tand to the Pointe c:IPat ~cott ciJ-~wete1:S 1 This year, add a timely dimension to (Continued from Page IB) MRS. DONALD HEDEEN, of Renaud 19491 MACK Grosse Pointe Woods .1 the holidays with a magnificent Ethan LISA DlLABIO, daughter of MR. Road, SHERYL KURZE, daughter of Holiday Hours: Weekdays 10-9 'Saturday 10-6 and MRS. DOMINIC DILABIO, of ,1 Allen clock ... on sale now, at very MR. and MRS. GEORGE KURZE. of Chalfonte Avenue, was among Alma 881-5882 APP~~~~;~~~eRe;~~~~ING 881-6057 I special savings! Choose from master- Perrien Place, WILLIAM VANDER. Coll~ge upperclass students awarded HOEF, son of MRS. NORMA VAN- fully crafted floor clocks with solid scholarships for superior academic DERHOEF, of Blairmoor Court, and brass faces, moon dials and melodious achievement. Lisa, a 1980 graduate JEFFREY VanGELDEREN, son of chimes orcharming wall and mantle of Grosse Pointe South High School, MR. and MRS. THEODORE Van. is a sophomore at Alma. GELDEREN, of Hawthorne Road. clocks evoking the heartwarming " .. nostalgia of the 19th century. Private THOMAS J. GANT, son of KATHLEEN McCARTHY, daughter All Ethan Allen clocks are expressec. MR. and MRS. LAURENCE GANT, of MR. and MRS. THOMAS Mc. in beautiful solid cabinet woods and of Harvard Road, has been assigned CARTHY, of The Shores, is studying o)fhittie/t to duty at Kirch.Goens, West Ger. in Rome this year as part of the selected veneers with the finest, preci- many. Gant, an auto mechanic with Saint Mary's College Rome Campus sion movements. (Holiday sale prices the Third Armored Division, was program. on floor clocks include set-up in your previously assigned to Fort Knox, home by a master horologist.) Come Ky. He is a 1979 graduate of Grosse GREG WOODBURY, son of MR. Pointe South High School. and MRS. RALPH WOODBURY, . in soon! lil • • former Pointers who now reside in for gracious retirement living A. MR. and MRS. THOMAS LAN. Rochester, recently received his Bach- DAUER, of Washington Road, reo elor of Arts degree from Michigan cently visited their son, Midshipman State University. He has been ac- A. The Bristol: Cherry Fourth Class ANTHONY T. LAN. cepted into the masters program at Floor Clock with bro- DAUER, during Parents' Open House the London College of Economics, ken pendiment top. Weekend at the U.S. Naval Academy London, England. Triple chimes. 84" H. in Annapolis, Md. Tony, who was =': ~; (:: Sale $1049.50 graduated this year from Grosse GREGORY T. SCHULLO, whose Pointe South High School, is a memo wife, DENISE, is the daughter of Save $250.00 ber of the Academy Class of 1985. MR and MRS. JOHN RUSSELL, of ~ :'" ~ Edmonton Drive, received the silver B. Majestic 77". ALBERT W. BERGER, of The City, wings of an Army aviator and was tal\ straight-sided was named to the summer quarter appointed ;) warrant officer upon clock in solid Oak Dean's List at Michigan Technologi. completion of the rotary wing aviator and selected ve- cal University. Berger, a senior ma. course at the United States Army neers; curved bon- joring in electrical engineering at Aviation School, Fort Rucker, Ala, A net top. MTU, had to earn at least a 3,5 aver. 1976 graduate of Academy Holy An. age to be so honored. gels, Schullo is thE' son of JEANNE Sale $599.50 H, SCHULLO, and of CHESTER T. Save $150.00 ANNE BAUHOF, daughter of MRS, SCHULLO, both of Minneapolis, .JOYCf: ALEF RAUHOF, of Lincoln Road, will spend six to ninr months GERALD LUEDTKE, of South Ox. in Clermonl-Ferrand, France, this ford Road. has been appointed to the year as a parlicipant in KalamllZl 0 Stale Board of Professional Com. B, ('ollege's Foreign Study Program, munity Planners subject to Senate confirmation, LuC'dlke, president of from our home to yours Among Kalamawo College studcnls Gl'rald Lurdtke and Associates, Inc., named to its spring quar!N Dean's will srrvr as a profrssional member Whittier Towers List arr .PA~mLA ABBOTT, daugh. on th(> board, He is a gradua~ of Tradition House lrr of ~IR, and MRS RICHARO AB. Wayne Stale and Yale universities. nOTT. of Uni\'rrsit~1 Placr, MAR. 415 Burns Dr.Detroit Mich. 48214 Your Ethan AUen Gallery GA RET EOMONOSON, daughter of Among participants in Purdue Uni. 15 minutes from Grosse Pointe ~fRS. ROBf:HT B. F.DMONOSON. of vl'rsily's Nov<,mb<'r "Old Masters Whilromb Orive, SUSAN FRAME, Program," was JAMES J. ARPIN, of (313)823-6470 Hours: Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10-9 Tues, Wed., Sat. 10-6 Sunday 12-5 daughter of DR. and MRS. BOY North Oxford Hoad, Mr, Arpin was a Y.'RAME, of Lakepointe A v e n u e , member of the day scheduling com. 8 MILE at MOUND PHONE 366-6512 KEVIN H1WEEN, son of MR. and mittee. , ...-- ..--.4-....-..- _,; , ...,,_p_..--__ -..~~~,.~-~~--- -"..--..--...... --r- ,- .. ,

~ 'Thu~sday, Decem bar 17, 1981 Page Fjve-B 0-.------.------...._..-.. GROSSE POINTE: NEWS • Make Wassail Pets mak.e perfect gifts ~lans for 1982 • ~It began in 1972, with two eve- rihgS for 500 guesls--and this year, AFTER Christmas Day 1I deeade later, the Detroit Institute Animals have always been parI of AFTER the bird bOllins to eal; water pf Arts' mid-winter Wassail Feast Christmas legends. There arc stories with the tiniest drop of iDdine in the ,brings a record 2,800 revelers to the about the animals of (he manger being dish to prevent tumors (you can sub. tnuseum on eight nights spread over the first to see the Christ Child. A two weeks in December. stitute grated carrots in a cup if the carol tells of the cow who gave the bii-d will cat them); cups; a honing ; 1£ you don't have your admission baby Jesus his bed, the sheep who tickets for this year's spectacular sLone and a cuttlebone to keep his target it. The 1981 Feast is, as always: gave wool from his cDat for a blanket beak in shape. The bird and his neces. il sell-out: in fact, now is the time to and the doves who cooed Him to sities may cost up to $50. prder tickets for next year's Feast. sleep from the rafters Df the stable. A gerbil or hamster might cost an JIIearly 5,000 advanee reservations Anne Walsh The volunteers of ARK, Inc. (a averago of $40 lor the animal and all already are placed across the veal's Humane Education Service) are think . the things it needs to Jive and be •hrough 1989. . ing about animals this Christmas: healthy and contented. For a gerbil, : The Wassail Feast is open to the Jones-Walsh about all that pets can give to peDple, for instnnce, you would need a cage public as well as to members of the but also aboul what people should with a screen top at least i5" by 20" m~seum's Fouml{>rs Society. Reserva. give 10 animals to keep them safe in siZe! (cost about $16); bedding and Hons for 1982 ami the veal's bevonll betrothal told and contented. !ilter (which should be changed at rpay be obtained by spn'ding a large, Mr. and Mrs. John Howard Walsh, If yOU are thinking of giving a pet least once a month); commercial seed st'flmped, self.addrpsspd ('nvelope to 01 Shor{'poinh' Lane, arc announcing to someone for Christmas, the animal contnining sunflower seeds, breakfast ricket Office-Wassail Feast, Detroit the en,(agement of their daughter, welfare experls generally say DON'T. cereal, wheat, oats, corn, barley and Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Anne Elizabeth, to Kurt Lloyd Jones, A much belter idea - IF the pet is !,ell ets; vitamins; a water bottle and Avenue, Detroit, l\lich. 48202. SOli iJf Mr, and I\lrs. Ivor Jones, of expected and wanted, and IF the per. wood treats; and an exercise wheel. :-~'We present a somewhat ideaJ.zed Flint. Son has the time and money it takes For a cat you will need a litterpan step back into the splendor of the Miss Walsh was graduated from to own an animal - is to give some and kitty litter; a scratching post; a t.Lili~ 0r Q ..i-=..0ii :r;li.i~:.JI..U. J," \:....pL.1tU.') r.rn«p Pnin!p SO'ltl1l1il!h Se1l001 and tliings the pet will need, wrapped in food dish and a water dish; commer. Dt. Audley Grossman, curator of the frol11 Albion Cullege, ";:'herc she af. a box, with an IOU for the pet which dally prepared cat food (ask your rilpseum's Performing Arts Depart. filiated with Kappa Delta sorority. wif I bc presented after the holiday veterinarian aboul (he ash content oC 'l1ent ~\'hich presenls the event. "Olif . She is an a('count specialist with In. excitement is over, certein brands); an elastic collar and \y;assall Feast, largely a celebration ternatiunal Business Machines in Puppies, kittens, birds, gerbils and identification tag; a brush; a basket; d,' friendship, is patterned aCler tra. Lansing. even fish should be introduced into a box or bed; and a toy. cjUional merriments held during {all lieI' fiance, a magna cum laude household when eVE'rything is routine Include the name of II veterinarian apd early winter, when people gath. graduatr of Albion College, where he and ordinary. This does not describe with your cat gift. Recommend neu. d~cd indoors for their cell'brations was president of Tau Kappa Epsilon most households al'ound Christmas tering llnd inoculations (or all the tp be entertained and fed on a grand fraternity, is also a cum laude gradu. time. Animals bruught into the middle upper respiralory diseases cats are S5-ale, ate o[ the Law School at Washinglon of bustling cDmpany and active ehil. prone to. $~"The courts of Europe were, de. and Lee University, where he was an dren will be bDund not to get the A dog elln be most expensive to ~ending on the disposition of the editor of the Law Review. He is now care and attention they need to start (Jwn, whether it was "free to good rqler, often sites for such. revelry with the Leg"l Department of Mich- off life with the family on the right home" or purchased at a costly priee a:nd minslrelsey. igan National 'Bank in Clawson. paw. from a breeder, Feeding alone can run ;::"At the DIA we have created a ARK recommends getting an animal reveral hundred dollars per year. tllp?d of the Renaissance, where ar. only from a breeder or from an ani. If you are giving a dog as a present ttatlc clements are recreations bor. mal shelter. Reputable breeders will this is what should be in tho gift box r~ed from a numbrr of countries April t('ellding nol allow people to tako animals - MINUS the dOli: rawhide chews, ~r tht' pel'iod of II cenlury, From home for Christmns ~:ve 01' Dlly, Good bowls for food aml water; nt least Rnortw~lIr lor IIl1l1gt. I~er~, WI' !lIlV(' hull! nil rV(lninll of breeders will sell petli only ot n llmo two dlCfllrcnt sized collal'H (0 1I1luw date is lnalle Inn mllllY mllny 'wlllil Wt' ilkI' In think It ml"h( hllve whlt'h Is rluht Cor tho anlmll), fur !!rowth: IIn Idl'nllClcallon tng: II bNm'," A Illll! April wlldl1lnu Is balnu IUIUtlqll1! Itllml lur AnJmlll IlI111l1tlrS IIlUNt pul thv 11111• !(Hlllh: (Hlnmlllfl1lully pruporod food *,Vllryunl' un YOII' sOUlHI of h'UllllHlI IlllllltH!d by KrhlLllu! Morl'ls, dllUUh, • At Ill(' tunfUI'tlM, mllis which !if\) not lldnptQd tu dllllth, (lOn porcollL llutritlonlllly comploto Il~ \lIlt II~I, aGO llU(lMI~nr(l uah(lr(ll! (lollll WIUfillll l(lr uf Fllrm~ rllslclonl 'l'hmnlls MorriN YOl! elln ~IlVO thl! lIfo ul on olh(lfwlNO NIIlI(ld on tho IlIbol): II book on helUMCl' Foul (lv(lll!nlI InlCl thv lnllMOUrn'H !lnd Ihv lllto Ruth MClrrIH,llnd DlIvlcI unwllllt(lt! doll 01' ell I by lIooptlnll It, lrlllnlllil und (,llro: nnlt lho nomo IInd QrOftl 1:1011 fill' tho grnnd mnrch to JohnMlln, fion of PlIrk rosloont Victor Qood llnlmlll ah(ll!(lr polle)!, howovQr, IHldr(lIlHuf II I'(lpu(llblo volorlnllrlnn, (linneI', .lohllMun and thll lalo Ell~llbe(h will not Illlow plllcinu IIn IInlmlll lit Jllhofion, YOIl IlhOllld Inclu(lo rOl)ommonc!lI. The monu lncilldos l1lorlt'll'n!~lld Chrla(mllH limo, since tho IlhCItOfil Ilro ll\lnll un Inocull1tions for pllrvov!rus, r(JclpllM or fllVOl'lloH of all 0111'11(11' MIRHMorriN hlltdR II' MlIRtllr~ dogroo lnundntt'd with unwanlod IIvo Chrlfi(. trllm WlIyno Stlll(,l Unlvorfilty ood hllfi dill tom per, hOPlltitls, leptospirosis, J)tlrlod: Scotch bl'O(h, I'onal llrlmo mllll "girts" wooks IInd months IIftel' k('llnl.11coullh and rublofi, plus Infor. lWof with Yorkahlrv pudding, pork, !loon II lIbrm'illo with tho GrossCl tho hollclll)'s lire Dvor, Somo shelters Pointe Public Library for Mix YOllrs, milLion on hcarlworm, worming and lQ!!k nnll VlJlletabl!! pie, l'oaHt caJlon, mil)' not r(!lellHO pets for Chrlstmlls noutorlnll, No rOllponslbto pet ownel' mllrlnatcd raw root vegetables (in- Hor flanco, II CerU!lcd Radio Tech- Day giving, should br(lt)d hIs pet dOll or Cllt, IIC- stead of salad), f1ggy pudding with nician, 18 currently employcd In th(,l If you give R Plirakeet liS a pol, Communications DCJlllrtment o( Mil' cording to ARK volunteerll who delll brandy slluvo-and, o( cours!!, the give (he receIver n eage and other with cruoHy to anlmllis evory day In Wassail cup, comb County, supplies for Christmas, the bird later. their work. Each course Is preceded by a The parakeet will need the right size formal presentation: the sliver Was. Christmas gift animals also may cage, The small ones are for (Inches Include lurtles, fish, reptiles and ta- sail bowl, the boar's head In fancy R:bbon FarnlS and smaller birds; the parakeet will-- dress, lhe nested pheasant and flam.'" - rantulas, All require special housing, be cramped. The large cages are for special temperatures and environ. ing trays of pudding, M 1 cockatiels and larger birds; the para. ments, spllcinl '{oDd and eare, Sixty lavishly costumed artlsts who Olll meets (lY keet wlll not feel secure_ It may even If a llve animal is your choice for I specJaIJze in the Medieval and Ren. aissanee periods perfDrm throughout Ribbon Farms Chapter of the starve when It cannot find its food, a gift, ARK asks YDU to be kind, the evening, Among them are mad. Queslers meets at noon next Monday, The parakeet wlll need a balanced Study the animal and think about rig aI singers, a magician and a seer, Dec. 21,.in the Merriweather Road variety of seeds (which you may need how It will be cared (or. Kindness court jesters, strolling minstr~lsr~-h9me of Mrs, Joseph Scanlan {or a ~o buy from n breeder); sprays of should mark this holy season. Anlm'al aprobata, a Renaissance orM~~ow.and.telt program featuring 0l4~ ~ll1eL;: eSFarple O.ll .• endil'<1!l.greens: suffering should not and need not be .-- ..{' playing antique Instruments, Ii, slx-' 'Photographs brought by members: gravel; gravel paper on the bottom oC part of the Christmas celebratlDn, member court festival dance cnsem. A grab bllg gift exchange is also on the cage; a mirror on the bottom o( If you are lookIng for an Ideal gi!t the cage until the bird starts tD eat; this Christmas, consider a member- hie and the Mas(er of the Revels, the day's agenda, and each member KIMBERLY KORNER MACK AT LOCHMOOR ::The Detroit Institute of Arts' Was. has promised to bring a can of food perches near the cage bollDm and a ship In KIND Club (Kindness In Na- s~t1 Feast boasts sell-outs yearly, to be dDnated to the needy. swing fDr placement In the cage ture's Defenso), GROSSE POINTE WOODS • 881.9296 • ._. _..._ .-_. __ ~._~ 4_ , "._-- ~_.. --- .~~"..--_. -- "_ ... ..- .--_.. _. ---. - - - .. .. "-. -_ ..- •. _--- -_. ------The Image Makers presents JERRY SULLI/VAN He'll give you the style that fits your style. Call for our "get acquainted" .special prices. 882.5250

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I' Page Six~B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. December 17, 198' Winter is busy a.t Assumption Assumption Cultural Cenler, located your own Valentine chocolates. on Marler Road al the border of The winter Youth and Teen pro. Grosse Poinle Woods and Sl. Clair grams are highlighted by a class on Shores, has announced a winler pro. Television Production, an introduc- gram of activities fealuring more than tion to summer Travel.Study sem- 100 class offerings for adults and inars, Teen Driving School, a course children. ill Baby-Sitting, the new. Teen Kaloso- Assumption's popular total body fit. malics, Karate (pee-wee version), ness program, Kalosomatics, begins Calligraphy, Needlepoint, Theater, the week of Jan. 11, with 22 different Art and Tennis. sessions scheduled. The program in. Assumption's gymnastics corporates aspects of aerobics, cale. for youngsters, under the direction sthenics, isometrics, jogging and yoga of Notre Dame High School Gymnas. into an hour long routine done to tics Coach Ken Parent, is offered in music. three levels, for both boys and girls. Kalosomatics is progressive in dif. Dance classes include Creative Dance ficulty. It places special emphasis on for three.and-a-half to five-year.olds, eardiovaseular fitness. A new Teen Tap, Ballet, Modern Dance and Jazz. Class has been added for this winter, Assumption's Nursery School and as well as new Tapes Two and Three. Toddler Center continues its full pro. Another offering for residents in. gram at 22150 Marter Road. Informa- terested in keeping fit is a class on tion about this program may be ob. Race Walking, 10 be conducted by tained by calling 772-4477. marathon runner Frank Soby. Addi. Registrations for winter classes are tional winter activities at Assumption being taken now at Assumption's main include Karate, Yoga, Golf, Tennis, branch, 21800 Marter Road. Phone \rv~~::j'b:,!!,T~~. B~!!~!. ~!0~~!"~ n::H'f'P ~e~e!'\'?U0"':= M::-'Y h€l' lY'!~r1e- for all and a Florida Learn.to-Sail Vacation classes, except Kalosomatics, at 779- Simple Elegance package. 6111. Most of the non.fitness classes Is .XPf.$$ed in lhe~ (r~lons by Kt~tt. For the needleworker there are begin the week of Jan. 18. classes in Needlepoint, Macrame, ttondt.fOfti'4 In 14Kt. Gold Ov«kay and ~" Bobbin Lace, Weaving, Quilting, Yarn with AV$tdQn CrY'~.t~ •• ~ qity ~ I'.lf. '. Basketry, Knitting and Crocheting . A Chrisbllas dinner .~ect to w.ar ,wtth ,My $tyl •••• ~~; .. '.,;:' .. Craft lovers may take Batik, Callig- )'OtJ,buy. raphy, Porcelain Doll Making, Stained Swedish Cluh date whttn j~¥f~;". J~ ... \~~;/ . Glass, Photography, Antique Clock Reservations for the Swedish Club', Repair, Dip and Drape Clowns or ,!t~,.S!r.'~!.~~.,~~~!« traditional Christmas Dinner, set fol' Hand Painted Mallard Ducks. Friday, Dec. 18, at 7 p.m. in the 50 Those interested in self.improve- Finnish Cultural Center on West Earrings ... 27 - 3CfJOC/~ ment may enroll in Rapid Reading, Eight ~me Road in Farmington Hills, .' 50 Folk Guitar, Basic Italian or Greek. at $10 per person were accepted until ~~ro>dltions.nce1ll66 '~ Necklace 32 They rr:ay learn to prepare their own Wednesday, Dec. 16, by Dorothy Lind, )" '(, ~...~~ Income Tax, take CPR or attend sem- 476-4599. All proceeds go to the club's :jF inars on Fashion Co.ordinating or building fund. ... Valente Jewelry Investing. Tlie menu will feature Lutfisk, Some new Assumption offerings baked ham, vegetables and dessert, Since 1934 under the self-improvement classifi. with a cash bar available. The pro .. cation include Contract Bridge, All gram includes a Lucia Ceremony, with 16601 E. Warren 881.4800 About Flying, Estate Planning and a Mae Wickham as soprano soloist, Rob. class on learning how to p'rofessionally ert Ballard as piano accompanist and Christmas Hours starting Dec. 14th manicure your own nails. Ingrid Anderson as the club's 1981 Monday-Saturday 9 a.m.-7:.30 p.m. At Assumption you can also learn "Lucia." how to use your neW Micro.wave The Scandia Women's Chorus will oven, bake delicious Greek recipes, sing a medley of Christmas songs in become a Natural Food buff or create Swedish and English. ------

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lite Hail, full of grace •.. NANCY REED (left) and SUE VANNEMAN, members of Les Papillons Liturgical Dance Company, enact the Annunciation The HOLIDAY GLOW in a sensitive portrayal of the story as told by Saint Luke. Les Papillons are presenting a program of six, selections from their "Single Candle" Bouquet. repertoire. of 16 dances today, Tl~.J:lrsday,Dec. 17, at the Grosse

.c).' Forfho~e'ofherspecl~1 • ," ~f "'! ; ...,Poirl,te. B~~cl:l Ame!:ican.' ~ssoc!~t~.9~irJ.'\1.f::~~~i't.Y.7'''W'On:'-~!1.':S ~/:t>:.~ The HOUDAY GLOW :" annual Christmas tea, which begms .tit. i;'p.m. 'at:~r(jsse 'Pomte :. places 1'.\your home. ~r ~".., -"TwinCandle" Bouquet. Woods P'I'es1:lyterian Church. The innovative' aan~'ii '.group, spon- Generally available sored by the Woods Church, has appeared at five area churches Created to make for lessthan $17.50.* * during the past six weeks, and danced at the Service held by the a perfect centerpiece. Detroit Presbyterial Association in Redford early in December. Generally available Les Papillons are unique in that her faith and is joined by two dancers they dance to scripture readings as portraying Goodness and Mercy, and for lessthan $25.00. * * well as to music, or to a combination "Christ the King," which symbolizes I of the two. Their patterns employ the unity between God. and mankind forms and gestures derived from. and ends in the shape of a crown to ancient and modern Israeli dances as signify the risen, reigning Christ. well as techniques found in both Les Papillons dancers, in addition ballet and modern dance. . to Sue and Nancy, are Lizzie Bolden, Among the selections chosen for Jenny Eshleman, Ellen Probert, Jo- today's program are "Yahweh Called Anne Spencer, Mary Lee Strother, Me," based on Isaiah 42 and 43, and Brooke Bessert 'and Eunice Whitaker, director and choreographer. Steve "The Vine and The Branches," based Honkanen is in charge of audio. We on Saint John 1:>. Others are "Psalm Russell Reed is the group's photogra- I23," in which the soloist proclaims pher. Htwe I Singing Sunday for Phase 1 There will be no regular program hallway from the parking lot, near ..,ette'UjtkUuJ I meeting ~is Sunday, Dec. 20, for the cloak room, to go into the church members of Phase I, the organization at 7:40 to be sure of getting seats, for of single, young adults, ages 20 this concert, which begins at 8 p.m., through 39, who gather regularly for is usually a sell.out. a Sunday evening sessions at Grosse Tickets are Sol and can be pur. WZll'Itl yCW:e2 Pointe Memorial Church. er .expre:i:i wish~ with ... Instead, Phase rers will attend. the chased at the door. Post. performance, Kenneth Jewell Chorale's fifth annual the Phase I group will converge on C h r is t mas Concert in Memorial the hallway once again, to go out i "~ Church's sanctuary, meeting in the together for a snack. ~11t iC VintQge CkJU6btUl6 Collection I byfQEDRICK The FTDl Fruit Basket, Holly Bowl. Poinsettia and CHRISTMAS GARDEWI' Planter. : ~ GiuiKg The heritage of early America ~ ~enclit with SpeCial. cZU'e. and today's crisp country contemporary design. Polished o I champagne brass metal work •• As on inde~endenl busineuman, each FTO Florisl sels his own prices. Prices for lhe FTO Fruit Baske!. Holly Dowl. Poinsenia accented with bright chrome and CHRISTMASGARDEN Planter vory according 10 size. Service charges and delivery may be additional. Most FTO Flarisls a

18590Mack at Warren 9830 Conner 16035 Mack 17931 E. Warren 4-lile entry hall ceiling 881-7800 527-7550 882-9732 884-6120 fixture. Has a down .Grosse Pointe lite. 2-Iite hall ceiling MANCUSO PETER PAN BARRm'S GROSSE lile . POINTE .Business And Aorist & Gift FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS A.ORISTS, Professional Exwnu Electric Co. Shop Ligltling~allery and Supplie. 21142 Mack 174 Kerby , Association 16373 Harper '4542 E. Jefferson 20234 HARPER AVE. (between 7 & 8 Mile) 884-8994 , of Mack Ave. , Mo!,. thru Sat. 8 to 5 P.M., Fri. 'til9 P.M. 886-8200 822.3697 881-5550 885-3000 ( Page :)even.B ihursdeYI December 17. 1981 Go R 0 S S t POI N TEN E W S ------_._------_. __ ._-.------.... _------_. ------_.------_. --'-'--~' .._----_._- pr Bllrczyk t.o play l W' : • I ~';'"','_t .~'\\ New Onyx of Michigan for scholarships "f:: i:-hf' I}' A total new concept in nail sculpturing. A new product de- \"J<: j' " ~~f~~~ signed especially for a totally safe and healthy, natural nail. , ~1<....' ;.4 ~ to Interlochen ",d~ , , I>*" ' New Onyx nails are flexible and will bend causing less lifting .~~::?' ....:i~ +i and less breakage. As an introductory offer a $35.00 set for By Irene Moran :~ "Scholarships to Interlochen" was $20.00. Now through January 14th. the topic of discussion for members With Sheryl. Kathy. Judy or Denise of Detroit Area Friends of Interlochen during a recent wine. and cheese '16841 Kercheval Place party held in the Grosse PQinte home (upper level) of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. McKeever. Chairperson Mrs. Kurt C. Drath, ., 884.2770.1 also oC Grosse Potnte, announced ~ plans for the Friends' u~coming pres. j Open evenings till 9 entation of pianist Ruth Burczyk in a Sundays noon till S p.m. benefit recital for the National Music •...# .,> " Call for an appointment or consultation Camp Scholarship Fund. The event is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 5, 1982, ,1l: at 8:30 p.m. at the Edsel and Eleanor .~ Ford House. The fund is to provide scholarships so young, qualified students in the Detroit area may have the opportu. nity to attend the world renowned National Music Camp at Interlochen Center for the Arts. Present at the party/meeting was Photo by Tom Greenwood artist Burczyk, a camp faculty memo The Grosse Pointe home of MR. and MRS. the National Music Camp Scholarship Fund ber for several years, who related were announced by MRS. KURT C. DRATH !h~ import!lnc~ of the scholarships. PATRICK G. McKEEVER (left) was the setting (right), choirperson. Looking on at the re;>r i" Mrs. Drath Introduced the Friends' ior a recent meeting oi lllt:~Ddl'uil Ai t:a Fl'iend,;; "C'" . ('" 1 of Interlochen, during which plan~ for the EDW ARD P. FROHLICH, an Interlochen Board FUlt .)ervu:e .Jalton U'le UJe and pre. co.presldents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert sCr/hl' R I'dken W. Bradley and Edward P. Frohlich, Friends' presentation of pianist RUTH BUR- of Trustees member-and, like everyone else in free hair ana!)'sis. precision Products. an Interlochen Board of Trustees CZYK (seated, center), in a benefit recital for the picture above, a Grosse Pointe resident. HAIR: cutting. personalil.ed color, member, all of Grosse Pointe. Unable ing techniques. soft man- to attend was Interlochen President she says. "The enthusiasm and dedi. for grades nine through 12. Bruce W. eluding valet parking). General ad, Roger E. Jacobi - but he sent a meso cation of the students is incredible!" Galbraith is its director. mission is $15 per person. Special ageable perms. sage, stating that "Ruth Burczyk's A Certified Teacher - Michigan The Friends of Interlochen, organ- donation categories are Contributor Darlene Doetsch, Grosse Pointe recital will be a major Music Teachers Association, Ruth re- ized in 1974 as a non'proflt group, - $25 (one ticket); Patron - $60 moisturizwg wax mask Ou'ner consists of people who are enthusias. (two tickets); and Benefactor - $100 SKIN: 1982 event for Interlochen in the cently was honored as "Teacher of the facials. make up application. Call for )our Detroit area." Year" by the Detroit Musicians Lea. tic about Interlochen. Their purpose or more (two tickets). individual eyelash applica- . holidtJ), appowtml'n! is to promote Interlochen in the De- Calling attention to the fact that gue. She serves on th~ Starr of Ad. Tickets may be obtained by mailing .. tion. . now,' Interlochen maintains a vast student judicators of the National Guild of troit area, to raise scholarship funds checks payable to Friends of Inter. and to provide a forum for sharing representation, along with enthusias. Piano Teachers and is a member of lochen to 1363 Yorkshire Road, Grosse 882-5250 tic supporters and benefactors, in Mu Phi Epsilon international music information about Interlochen. i NAILS: manicures with hot oil Pointe, Mich. 48230. Further informa. metropolitan Detroit, Mrs. Drath fraternity. In private life she is Mrs. Admittance to the benefit concert, " treatment. pedicures in. added: "Gaining means for Inter. Walter J. Burczyk, and resides in limited to a 150 seating capacity, is tion may be obtained by calling 563. c1uding relaxing foot mas. lochen scholarships is always most Grosse Pointe. by advance ticket purchase only (in. 9452 or 886.0079. sage. If .,...... A..;s~...~ :...~.,. gratifying. We look forward to a Her recital program will consist of ------. ,-_._.- 'full house' success." works by Scarlatti, Schubert, Chopin, Benefit guests are welcome to ar. Ravel and Liszt. She will perform in LEON'S GOLD and SILVER rive as early as 7:45 p.m, for an opo the magnificent Gallery of the Ford portunity to visit and enjoy the House, and a reception in her honor 17888 MACK AVE. beauty of the Ford House. A check will follow in the Dining Room. The Best From The World at 250/0 off guest list with the security guard wll1 Interlochen Center for the Arts is Buying Estate Jewelry, sE\rve as entry to the grounds. a year.round operation with its Na. \.~ Assisting Mrs. Drath with benefit tional Music Camp (NMC) during Diamonds, Gold and }1. A gift that will ': ~ duties are Grosse Pointers Mr. and the summer months and the Inter. Silver Coins, Sterling, Mrs. Robert W. Bradley, reception; lochen Arts Academy (lAA) during Pocket Watches. I Mrs. William O. Bradley Jr., mailing, the academic year. Both are non. always be treasured " . and Irene Moran, consultant. More profit educational institutions sup. 'l I: ,') are Mrs. George J. zeitz. of' Dear- ported solely by tuition and gifts, 884-9393 ~f.(".~', , born Heights, in charge of tickets, and Since its founding in 1928 by the By Appo;ntment Only for generations- Mrs. Roy Zimmerman, of West Bloom. late Dr. Joseph E. Maddy (1891. ------" field, public relations director. 1966), tht! National Music Camp has . Concert pianist Burczyk made her challenged and prepared America's to come. professional debut at age 16 with the young people for careers in the visual Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra. Her and performing arts. Each summer, artistry on the concert stage has for many years, the camp has en. earned her continuous high praise rolled approximately 1,500 students, throughout the United States and ages eight through college level, from Canada. nearly every state and a score of for. She has appeared as soloist with eign countries. the Rochester (Minn.), Milwaukee The University of Michigan and E!lJlIDiszewski and Internatio'nal Symphony Orches. NMC jointly, in a two.week All.State tras, and is familiar to Detroit audio Progrll.m, bring an ad~i.tional 1,000 ,. ences for her ~~, aPBCa~ances ~~~h.. (250, each session) M\~a'b .~~\-Id~nts . .~~ orchestras In' this, .area, lnclud(ng re- , . to' the 'campus: A distingUlshelf 'fa'culty ... peat performanceli', with. the Detroit of 165 educators pre.v~qes classroom 21435 Mack Ave. Symphony. She has also appeared as well as individualized instruction with chamber groups and is one of in music, art, dance and drama. Ed. Free Front Parking the Detroit. area's most highly re- ward J. Downing is camp director. Open until 9 p.m. Mon.. Thurs.. Fri.; spected teachers. The Academy, founded in 1962 on Tues., Wed.. Sat. until 6 She is looking forward to her sev- the philosophy "Curriculum Geared enth summer on the Interlochen earn. to Talent; Promotion Geared to At. pus as a faculty member. "Each sea. tainment," is an independent, college- son is a new Interlochen experience," preparatory fine arts boarding school 1&10ROUM CPOil'lte @utQet "" NURSING lingerie LtdJ lOUNGEWEAR-SlEEPWEAR1 HOME INTIMATE APPAREL ' We W;Jh YOII all 8045 a hell/thy and ~.. ~ . I Top h"Ny holiday EAST JEFFERSON .reuJon " DETROIT, MICH. David and Helen C~fl.n~s,tj9D,! (larmOfty al m. Gr.. nhaus.) .,,'";"',"1\~ have joined the staff of ....'"'""/ r ',~" 'lee Ilids KillS( I.(lTHE~ 821-3525 Maier and'Werner Quality Nursing 373 Fisher Road 882-6240 Care (across from Soulh High) Holiday Lingeries 70 all the members ifour including Teddys, Loehmann sfamily ifcustomers and employees.

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1,1 Thur$day, December 17, 1981 Page Eight.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS --_.-_._---+--._------Weekend shop at Cranbrook Christmas shoppers Shopping is included man. Everyone's favorite things go.on the Christmas tree can mix the business of in regular admission of Currently showing at By Ink Mendelsohn their handmade ornaments. As for the favorite of actDr Paul Winfield. .Johnson, of Princeton, N.J., loved "the gift buying with the $2.50 for adults, $1.50 the Institute are "Masks Smith.onlon Ne•• k ....l.e her personal favorites: "The orna. H's a white origami bird "that looks r('a! candl('s on his childhood Christ. pleasures of exhibition lor students and senior Fro m A I' 0 U n d the ments our children have made over so perfect on its natural tree wilh mas tree." viewing from now until citizens, which also en- World" and "World of All that glitters may not gold, be the years are treasures, and I think small twinkling white Iighls." Mothers and fathers and all the rest Dee, 23 at Cranbrook In. titles visitors to enjoy Illusion," about optical but in this case it was. James Clem. stitute of Science and exhibitions that trace illusions and the differ- ' if I must select one, it is the shiny "I love anything that twinkles," reo of us have fond holiday memories. ents, a railroad brakeman who struck metal rim of a mason jar framing a (;oldic Hawn's mother, Laura Hawn, Crall brook Academy of the history of earth from ences between what the it rich in the Klondike in 1897, dec. veals the general director of the New Art Museum 500 Lone its beginnings to the cui. eye sees and the mind photograph of our three children." York City Opera. That's an appropri. recalls the Christmas Goldie decided orated his Christmas tree that year she was unhappy wilh the way lhe Pine Road. ' tural development of perceives. with $70,000 worth of gold nuggets. The Christmas tree becomes a kind ate statement coming from a star like of evergreen family album to be ad. Beverly Sills. dining room wallpaper looked for the In addition to its reg. On the other hand, the next year, mired anew each holiday season. This holidays, Her parents came home one ular museum store open Frank l\1ankiewi<:l, president of Na. a Pennsylvania farmer trimmed his year, what do you suppose Stanley night to find that Goldie had made a daily, Cranbrook Insti. t;011al Public Radio, is fondest of his tree with ~tuffed squirrels and chip. Marcus, spirit behind the fabulous gigantk gift out of the entire dining tute of Science will un. family's homespun treasures. He hopes munks - simply proving that all Nieman.~larcus Christmas catllog, wiII room -- papering all the walls with veil a new "Weekend they will become family heirlooms. manner of favorite things, be they be admiring on his own tree? A Christmas wrap. Shop" from 1 to 5 p.m. "Each year my wife makes patehwork serendipitous gold nuggets or stuffed miniature, diamond.studded com boy That grealest of Chrislmas keepers, weekends. Stock will in- ornaments for the tree. Her first one, trophies of the hunt, are likely to hat? A tiny pair of platinum boots? Charles Dickens, in a "Tale of Two clude imporled toy s, made )'ears abo, is my favorite." turn up as ornaments on American Actually, his favorite ornament is a Citie~" r('membered: "It was the best books, puppets, stamp Christmas trees. simple, natural wood angel. Family tradition and candlelight of times, it was the worst of times," blocks and games galore Many people cherish as Christma<; Angels are the favorite ornaments have always been important ingredi. And so it was for actor Robert Red._ for ehildren, plus varie- ornaments family keepsakes, gifts of several other well.known Ameri. ents in achieving a warm holiday ford. "I remembered the Christmas I ties of exotic jewelry from friends and especially the cre. cans. "I sprinkle them on my tree," mood. Another diva, Roberta Peters, got the most presents. And I remem. and textiles, porcelain ations of their children, "I treasure mezzo.soprano Shirley Verrett says of counts among her most precious pos. bel' the Christmas when our family and baskets from far- A NEW store to make me look good. all the Christmas decorations the her special collection of paper and sefsions the Hanukkah menorah given was far from home, and 1 got no away places for adults. 10% to 25% oft children made at school down through ceramic angels. As for tennis cham. her when she was in Israel during presents at all." Located in the mu. on all brand name children's clothes the years," says Nancy Reagan. pion Tracy Austin: "Every year the the Six.Day War. Some Christmas m e mol' i e s are seum's Northwest Coast Hand Made Crafts, Gift Items hittf>r~weet Former Interior Secretary I' 00 m, the "Weekend As an advocate for America's artists, Au:>~;'u rGUu~l.~bQ~1"i.~i";;;:.:-~~:.:.!G~::- trc~ T~u~:.vU«b ~~pc::-:-:-::.:-: ~:~. ~~'.?~ ~~C lQ4¥ooff all craft items with this ad thru Dec. 31st Cecil Andrus recalls his favorite Shop" also will feature Joan Mondale always made certain and puts the angel on top, and that memories of a shimmering, green Christmas tree. It was the one his pottery, jams, creches, that during the holiday season the angel's my favorite." crystal, but Christopher Reeves, ac. CRJ~CORN~ wife Carol saved for him until Febru- Christmas ornaments, Vice President's House was filled with An ornament 'with wings is also cording to his mother, Mrs. Tristam 19822 MACK ------_.------._"~------~------ary the year he came back from gift boxes and wrapping 886-9690 Consignments Welcome Korea. paper. When you're in Grosse Pomte let our "Award" be your reward! INSPIRINGLY BEAUTIFUL .. 'rls!mnsin '/iurc/i-,

The Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Woods The Grosse Pointe Congregational MEMORIAL CHURCH and PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH United Presbyterian American Baptist 19950 Mack Avenue 9:30 Church School Church (halfway between Moross and Vernier Roads) Z40CbalCOIlte at'Lothrop 886-4300 10:30 A.L.L. Program Sunday Worship 9:30 & 11:30 Worship 9:30& 11:15 a.m. ,<,UP.Ch'IO.T1js. EACH SUNDAY 9:30 9:30 a.m. Church "GREAT JOY SchoolOnly f~ ,,1,\ Church School for Children Two rear old Anton's has just been awarded the Holiday Magazine Award for COMING" . Crib Room, Pre-school I:' T '¥' % Youth and Adult Courses . Ii; I:S ... excellence in all aspects of the restaurant business ... cuisine, decor, atmosphere, Facilities available '" ~ WORSHIP 11:00 wine list, service and housekeeping. No restaurant ever before came so far so fast. Dr, Ray H, Kiely Dec. 20 - 7:30 p.m. Carols on Parrilon "God's Gifts" ~ -+:llC '~~ Children's Learning Centers. Reward yourself and your friends with luncheon, dinner or an after.the.show 8 p. m. Christmas Concert - SL Luke 2: 1-14 ~".....Tl' Nursery Provided. "stop" at Anton's. By personal inspection, find how Bill Anton and his staff, have in Kenneth Jewell Choale ~<:< ~ Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon "'94l Q')\'Il~ Come grow with us and this incredibly short time span, created what Hoiiday Magazine calls ... "one of 10 LaKeshote Dr. Dial-A-Prayer Rev. Jack E. Skiles serve the human family! the finest restaurants in all America." 882-5330 - 24 hr. 882-8770 Join these luminaries in their praise of Anton's. .< ST, MICHAEL's AnXiety has !leen called' the disease 01our THOMAS A. MURPHY, ANTAl. DORATI, laureate Conductor, Detroit Symphony EPISCOPAL "NXlp1Y. age No wonder' The aeslle tal success, former Chairman. General,tt%n popular/ly. and slalus can become an 'nner Orchestm . CHURCH Corporation ~ IT CHIF.S Jch~ QuesMns about soc,ely. values and CHRISTIAN "Bill Anton, Thunks for excell~nt food on "Dear BI/I. A taste of Detmlt u'as truly 20475 Sunnlngdale Park A,w,A..Y our Ihreatened world can turn Into a SCIENCE Inspired," ser,£ral occas(ons." Grosse Pointe Woods gnawing helplessness Day alter day ,I First Church of 884-4820 chips at us EDYE LONGYEAR (Mrs. Donald C.), AT ,,.•. or pleasanl. No Onetold us ,t would be 282 Cbalfonte near Kerby Road Cindereflll 8111/was frill)' sup"Ior." 10:30a.m. When Jesus said. - I'll never leave you Choral Eucharist and or forsake you." He's recognizing fhe MONDAY thru SATURDAY. HAM ftU 2M1. SUNDAY 4PM 'tillOPM Sermon, Sunday School presenee of anxlety. Bul he helps us lace if Services: Weekday Eucharist squarely. deal with lis causes, and move Sunday 10:3(1a.m. Wednesday 8:00 p,m. l09}O ~hck A>~nu~. (;r""".. POlnl' Wood' 482.'6 • t.' 1.\) 886-6190 9:30 a.m. Tuesday beyond lIs power. H. ott.,. HImMH anet H'a I'HOUroea to .u."ln Sunday School 10:30a.m. AMERICAN EXPRE~~I DI:-:ER'~.C"RTE 8!.ASCHE! MA~TERC"'RDI Vl~A 9A.M. (infant care provided) FIRST SATURDAY u., anet Map ua ,row 'n .v~ tltuatlon of LIh. Reading Room Rector Robert E. NeRy 106 Kercheval-on.lhe.Hlll PIANOS WANTED Looking For Friendship Open every day except SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES Qnllda, S,I•• tI. Call1ll... and Bible Teaching? Ebenezer Baptist Church Sunday 10a.m .•5 p.m. CITY OF TOP PRICES PAID Moross & 1-94 Thursday until 9:00 p'.m. 837-0508 CHRiSt CHURCH--: Sundays 9: 45, 11:00, 6:30 BUY - SELL - RENT GROSSE POINTE Paul Ev. ~r01i.ae 'oi~te 1J;arms (Episcopal) st. 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. I!f' ~ Lutheran DECEMBER 7, 1981 DECEMBER 24 - CITY OF 5;OC p.m. - The Christmas GROSSE POINTE FIrst English St. James ~~iJ\ /...';1 Church. The Meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. Story and Holy Etr.harist. a UNITARIAN ~" -,~ 881-6670 Present on Roll Call: Mayor James H. Ding- service especially for Ev. Lutheran Lutheran Church families and children. (~ur- CHURCH "on The Hili" - . eman, Councilmen Joseph L. Fromm, Jack ~. <&rnss.e'oiute mnn~s sery care provided) Church Chalfont. and l-othrop Cudlip, Nancy J. Waugaman, Harry T. Echhn, MICHIGAN 10;3(l p,m. - Carols [rom the 17150 Maumee , Children's Christmas Worship WORSHIP: Gallery sung by the Choir of 881-0420 Vernier Road at 1 Wednesday, Dec. 23.7:00 p.m. 9:15 Family Worship Gail Kaess and Lloyd A. semple. Men and Boys, Wedgewood Drive, Christmas Eve & Sunday School Those Absent Were: None. II;()O p.m. - The Christmas Church service: Also Present: Mrs. Kathleen G. Lewis, As- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Eucharist and SHmon wilh Grosse Pointe Woods Holy Night Candlelight 11:00 Worship 11:00 A.M. Worship. 7:00 & 11:00p.m. sociate Counsel, Mr. Carrol C. Lock, City Con- Council, meeting as a Board of Appeals under the Choir of Men and Boys 884-5040 Rev. Kenneth R. Lentz, troller, Mr. Richard G. Solak, City Clerk, and the provisions of section 5-11-1 of the 1975 City , DECEMBER 2S - Chur.ch Worship Christmas Day TH.D. 8;00 a.m. - The Holy "A Christmas 11:00a.m. Festival Worship Rev. Doug~ Devos Mr. Robert K. Ferber, Chief of Police. Code will meet in the Council.Court Room of Eucharist 8:30 and 11 a.m. Mayor Dingeman presided at the Me~ting. the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Plaza, on 11;00 a.m. - The Holy For Today" Sunday Church School with Communion The Minutes of the Regular Meetmg of Monday evening,'January 4, 1982, at 7:30 p.m. EucharLsl and Sermon 9:30 a,m. New Year's Eve FIRST DECEMBER Z; - R Fred F C b 11 7:30p.m_. Worship with November 23, 1981, were approved as cor- to hear the following appeal: Appeal of Nails 8;OC a.m. _ The Holy ev. . amp e CHRISTIAN Rev. P. Keppler Communion rected. by Diane, Inc., which is appealing the denial of Eucharlsl REFORMED The Minutes of the Closed Session of the Building Inspector to oecupy 21016 Mack 9;15a_m. -ServIce of Lessons CHURCH and Carols for Chrislmas w:at5llW1:iI!:l~ HolldlllU Highlights At1tl;$hh4!!:s November 23, 1981, were approved as submit. Avenue; a building occupancy permit was de. 11.15 a.m. - Service of Les- II -7 ~11 1444 Maryland Ave ted, nied by reason of inadequate off-street parking sons and Carols for Chrisl. I GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH I Grosse PointeI:'ark The City Manager was excused from attend- as required in section 5-3-16 of the 1975 City Sunday School ing the Meeting. . Code; a variance is therefore needed from the n~~~ 'fI.~ A Program and Morning The Council. acting as a ZOning Board of Ap- Board of Appeals. W ~~~! IDec.20, 6:30p.m, Music Dept. presents: ], Worship Combined peals. voted to adjourn the appeal of Mr. & Chester E. Petersen W rot I "A. Festival of Li~hts . " I Mrs. Donald Sanders of 359 McMillan. to the City Administrator.Clerk 6 p.m. Joint Worship Regular ~feeting, January 11, 1982. at 1st Reformed GPN - 12-17.81 W CHRIST UNITED i.I Chnstmas ... BelIeve It ~ The Council approved the low bid of Golf Car Church Distributors, in the amount of $7,042.90, for the ~ METHODIST CHURCH 71! Dec. 24, 7 p.m. Christmas Eve !' purchase of one Cushman Refuse Vehicle for ll! tf II "Candlelight and Carols" iI Christmas Bve the Public Works Department. f.( 15932 E. Warren Ave., Detroit, Mich. .,; .I I Candlelight Service The Council appointed Councilman Nancy J. CITY OF 11 882-8547 71; Dec. 27, 6:30 p.m. College Drama 1 at 7:30 p.m. Waugaman to the Grosse Pointe Cable, Inc., ~ i lJ "Angels, Please come fo order." J Douglas A. Warners. Advisory Board and Councilman Joseph L. ~ ~ II Pastur Fromm as an Alternate Member of the Grosse ~rn.a1ir 'ointI' IInnbs Pointe.Clinton Refuse Disposal Authority tf Christmas Eve Candlelight Service W I !-'------lI. December 24th, 11:00 p.m. ~ Dec. 31, 9 p.m.-12:15 ~.m. New Yearsll FIRST CHURCH OF thereby filling the vacancies created by the MICHIGAN resignation of Councilman Cudlip from the 11 I ~ . . Eve SpeCIal . j UNDERSTANDING aforementioned positIOns 11 SERMON: "IMMANUEL" 11 I TIm ZImmerman & Dan MarVIn ~ 1178 AUDU1;WN 882.5327 The Council acknowledged receipt of the An. NOTICE OF HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURS AND il 71.1 in concert plus Grosse Poinles Male Quartet ~ a~~~~E~~~:n:E nual Financial Report for the Fiscal Year RUBBISH COLLECTION SCHEDULE: The Festival Choir with Organ, II Learn to pray positively City Hall offices will be closed as follows: 11 I I Ended ,June 30. 1981. from the City's Audtior's il Brass Timpani and Harp 11 A Everyone Welcome - 881-3343 .I' and get results. IOa.m. Coopers & Lybrand, Certified Public Accoun-_ Thursday, December 24 at Noon; Friday, De. REV, "Mass tants. cember 25 all day; Thursday, December 31 at 11 W I O. TAFT, SR, PASTOR I of The Council approved the Water Pumping noon, Friday, January I all day, All regular and Filtration Costs for year ended June 30, daily Monday through Thursday rubbish collec- il Frank R. Le~~~~s,t~rs ~ernon White i j GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH ! fr~s~' 21336 Mack Ave., at 8 Mile ~ Need .L . 1981. as submitted by the City's Auditors, tion will be maintained as usual. provided, w ill CDopers & Lyhrand. however, all rubbish to be collected on Thurs- W 71 J Grosse Pointe Woods, MI. 48236 ~ other ~~~fv~ri~:rall~~~ day, December 24th and January 1st, must he The Council approved the quotation from Ad. ~~~ ~~ I bl!Qltl;$l!Qlt<:¥ll:n(~AlCSll::Ihl!l:Jl!Qltll;UC:SAlt.:u' DR S~rA~~~te~A and • set out for collection by 7: 30 a. m. on such vanced t:nderwriters, Inc. In the total annual ~ .~~~ r~~~ W are available. amount of $2.395.00, for Boiler and Machinery dates. Insurance for a three-year period. Chester E, Petersen GrosU Point. The Council approved the tentative Schedule City Administrator.Clerk Christ the King UnIted WATCH THE "SERVICE OF THE WEEK' of Regular ME'etings for Calendar Year 1982, as GPN - 12.17.81 METHODIST amended. Lutheran Church CHURCH May AT 8 P.M. ON The Council adopted a resolution to hold a 20338 ~Kk, GPW. 211 Morass Raid WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23 AND Closed Session for the purpose of discussion a ~ 88&-2363 _ the Joys 884-5090 MONDAY,DECEMBER28 matter concerning the stratE'gy and nE'gotiation 9:15 a.m, 9 a.m_ Sunday School session connected with the negotiation of a col- Family Worship of the CHANNt.:L 2M Call 882-6900 9 a.m. Bihle Classes and Church School Grosse Pointe Cable TV lecl1\'e harga\l1in~ agreement. 10.30 Familv Worsl",ip Season Cron popular motion made, supporled and 11:15 a,m, 11:30 Fellowship HI', carried, the ~eeling adjourned at 1~:35 p.m. Wtrship Service be This Week's Service From: Wl'd. BIble Clnss, 10 a,m. Nursery and Pre-School To place your FIRST CHRISTIAN .JAMES H. DINGEMAN RICHARD G. SOLAK Wed. Vespers 7:30 p,m. Ministers: Yours! REFORMED CHURCH MAYOR CITY CLERK Joseph p, Fabry, Pastor Robert Paul Ward GP.N, _12-17-81. DAvid B. Peallimaa SPONSORED BY: Classified Ad. Randy S, Boelter, Vicar THE GROSSE POINTE MlNlSTERtAL ASSOCIATION

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Thursday. December 17, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-B F erli to-I..~ucido Series of special treats t rites are read At home in East Detroit are ?llr. for the uncocktail party and Mrs. Anthony Ferlito, who vaca. Fran Kirkland's tioned in Las Vegas aftel' their mar. It's sometimes hard to believe, Makes 10 senlngs, riage Saturday evening, November especially during the holidays, but Russian Tea or Friendship Tea is a 14, in the Saint John Hospital Chapel. one out of every three adults in this favorite gift between tea lovers. A needlepoint &' knit shoppe The 6 o'clock ceremon)' was followed counlry does not drink alcohol. These rich combination of tea, orange and by a reception at the Gourmel House. are the forgotten people of Christmas lemonade, this dry powder can be The bride, the former Noralisa parties past. These are the sober peo. mixed anytime and given in an attrac. CLEARANCE SALE Lucido, daughter of lhe Alex Lucidos, pie, tucked under the mistletoe, sip. tive container as a present. starts S.turday. December of Van Antwerp Road, Harper Woods, ping from soIt drink cans while their ::= ~ (l 2. wore a high-necked gown of satin, hosless graciously presides over the RUSSIAN TEA slyle11'.and Mrs. Don Pixley, of Rochester. Phil J. Lauri, of North Renaud Road, holiday season. 2 quarts water The wedding is planned for early received his Bachelor of Arts degree f; ~ ~ 11/2 cups apricot nectar January, at Saint Andrew's Catholi~ in )'Iarketing in 1976 from Miehiga:l CRANBERRY CIDER Church in Rochester. State University and was graduated ',,'2 cup lemon juice . . in 1977 from Wayne State University's 1 quart cider 1 quart lemon sherbet ,MISS PIxley, w?o holds a Bachelor Department of Mortuary Science. 1 quart cranberry juice 2 (28 oz.) bottles gingerale of Arts degree 10 :'>1anagement and He is a staff director at Pixley :'tie. 112 cup brown sugar Combine concentrates with water, Economics from Albion College, is morial Chapel in Rochester. 1 cinnamon stick nectar and lemon juice. Mix until 4 whole allspice HOURS: smooth. Add sherbet just before servo . Mon., Tues., Wed. 9:30-7:30 dash of salt ing, Makes 24 (8 oz.) servings or 48 Thurs. till 9 COME MEET OUR TEAM Heat, strain and serve. Makes 8 punch.size servings. Friday, Sat. 9:30-5:30 mug size servings. « * * « (l co CRANBERRY SNAP MULLED CRANBERRY SWIZZLE 4 cups cranberry juice % cup brown sugar 2 cups orange juice 4 cups water 1/2 cup lemon juice 1/2 tsp. cinnamon 1 cup pineapple juice 1/2 tsp. allspice 1/2 cup crushed pineapple % tsp. ground cloves 1 cup water 1,4 tsp. salt % cup sugar 1/2 tsp. nutmeg 1 tsp. almond extract 2 (1 lb.) cans jellied cranberry Combine ingredients. Chill and. sauce serve over crushed ice. Makes 8 (9 oz.) . 4 cups unsweetened pineapple servings. ALTERNATIVE: Can also juice be heated and served warm, Combine salt, sugar, spices and 1 These recipes and others can be cup water in a saucepan and bring to found in Miss' Blexrud's book, pub. a boil. In separate bowl, beat cran. lished by CompCare Publications, berry sauce, pineapple juice and 3 Minneapolis, Minn., which lists for Festive Hostess Skirts cups water until smooth. Add to the $6.95 and can be ordered from Comp- syrup and simmer /') minutes. Garnish Care by caIling toll free 1-800.328- and Blouses with butter and cinnamon sticks. 3330. For Special @REDKEN Holiday Occasions Grants for arts llre available SEBASTIAN INT'L HAIR • SKIN • NAilS The Michigan Council1fof the Arts Supports w~rk.in.progress, new work 4' .' 21427 Mack, acrol. from St. Joan of 'Arc - ....' " and career development of profes. i has announced grants deadlines for ~ Open Wed., Thurs. & Fri. until 9 p.m. '" • Fiscal Year 1983. Michigan arts organ. sional Michigan artists. ~ 773-2620 773-8440 . ., izations, community groups, schools • May 7, 1982: EXTENSION SERV- Featured: and universities, civic and municipal ICES PILOT GRANTS. Supports six Skirt: $80.00 organizations and other non.profit areas of activity: Touring, Market Blouse: $55.00 organizations sponsoring arts activi. Development, Facilities Improvement, ties are eligible to apply for funding Cultural Preservation, Pilot Programs, under these programs. Michigan art- Economic Development, Program as. .AHEE jewelry company ists may also apply under several sists organizations which serve minor...... grants categories. iti~3, the handicapped and culturally Guidelines, applications and infor. or economically disadvantaged. mation about the programs are avail. • June 25, 1982: MINI.GRANTS, able through the Office of Programs, round #1 (for projects beginning ~ichigan Council for the Arts. Appli. Oct. 1, 1983-Dec. 31, 1983). Modest cants are urged to discuss programs grants support local arts activities, with MCA staff prior to applying for consultancies and residency programs. 369 8< 375 Fisher Rd. funds. Fiscal Year 1983 program dead. • Sept. 17, 1982: MINI.GRANTS, Crosse Pointe. MI lines for activities taking place Oc. round #2 (for projects beginning Jan. 886-7960 tober 1, 1982, through September 30, 1-~farch 31, 1983). 9:30-7:00 Mon.-fri., 9:jO-5:30 Sat. 1983, are: • Nov. 5, 1982: CREATIVE WRIT. 9:30-5:00 Dec. 24, Closed Dee. 26 • Jan. 8, 1982: ARTS ORGANIZA. ERS IN SCHOOL. Places professional TION SUPPORT (formerly Operational authors in Michigan schools for short Support). Provides a portion of estab. residencies. • Dec. 17, 1982: MI~I.GRANTS, lished arts organizations' yea r 1~' round #3 (for projects beginning budget. April 1, 1983-Dec. 31, 1983) . • Feb. 25, 1982: STAFFING SUP. • March 25, 1983: MINI.GRANTS, PORT. SUPPQrts employment of first round #4 (for projects beginning July Diamonds and Pear!J at its finest full. time staff in an arts organization. 1, 1983-Sept. 30, 1983). From our collection of one of ~ kJlld pieces of jewel rl'. • Feb. 25, 1982: ARTIST.IN.RESI. The ~1ichigan Council for the Arts ARPIN'S we are proud {() present rhi~ unique necklace. Diamonds. DENCE (formerly Artists-In-Schoolsl. is still accepting applications for the following Fiscal Year 1982 programs ~old and South Sea pearl are combined to create an ex. Supports long.term artist residencies quisile necklace for a very speCial person. in Michigan Schools. • Dec. 18, 1981: MINI.GRANTS FURS • Feb. 25, 1982: DEVELOP),IENTAL (for projects beginning April 1, 1982- ARTS PROJECTS. Supports locally June 30, 1982). planned and sponsored arts projects, • :'>{arch 19, 1982: MINI.GRANTS Arts.in.Education programs and folk (for projects beginning July 1, 1982. 55th 20139 Mack Avenue art activities. Sept. 30, 1982). • ~Iay 7, 1982: ARTIST APPREN. More information and application rosse, Pointe Woods. Michigan 48238 TICESHiP. Allows a developing Mich. materials may be obtained by contact. igan artist to work with a professional ing Michigan Council for the Arts, ~~ (313) 886-4600 artist in their chosen field. Office of Programs, 1200 Sixth Ave. • May 7, 1982: CREATIVE ARTIST. nue, Detroit, Mich. 48226 (256-3717) . ~~~~N~~~~~N~N~~~N~~~~~N~N~~~~~N~~~N~ ~ ! I ~ i i ~ Famous I i ~ Fur Fashion ~a for Quality ~a for I for Service i Christmas Giving

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p~~h~h_hbh~~~h~~~~-h-~-~~~~ Seek Science Center aides I Knowing that you would like to I The Detroit Science Center, located girts for all ages, in 1982. Volunteers ~ have a good perma.nent and s,ome J on John R in Detroit's University/ are also welcome in other Science Cultural Center, is looking for volun. Center departments. The number to £ are just too expenSIve, Joseph s of i teers to staff its girt shop, currently call for further information is 833- J Grosse Pointe, for the months of " offering a good selection of Christmas J894. I December and January is offer. I I ing all perms including Zotos, I I Wella. Redken and the famous J ,I Sensor Perm for onl} ,; I I I ~ $30.00 Complete = Pre- Chr1stmas ~ JOSEPH ~ ! OF GROSSE POINTE 882-2239 I'. i BEAUTY SALON 882.2240 I 20951 MACK ~I b~:r~~ernO~~h. a SAVE ~~~b~~~~~~~~~b~~~b~~~~~~~b~ up to AcadeUIY Alulllni plan ahead ... Members of the Alumni Board of the Grosse Pointe Academy (standing, left to right) MRS. JOHN MABLEY, assistant treas- ... Men's and Women's Designer Sportswear urer, MRS. ANTHONY R. FISHER, past-president, MS. KATH- ~The14KClub ~ • MEN'S & WOMEN'S DESIGNER JEANS & SWEATERS • LEEN FROELICH, second vice-president, and MRS. LUIS DIEZ, ~ .- •• Q: - ~ WOMEN'S WOOL BLAZERS& FASH!ON BLOUSES • corrcspanding secret:!ry; (front 1'0''''', left to ri?,ht) MRS THOMAS • the O. MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS • Open 10-9 M-S SULLIVAN, hospitality chairman, MRS. F. DENNIS McCARTHY, ~ ( ~ president, and MRS. HAL MESSACAR, first vice-president, met ..•. • ()' ~ !Q Dalgnlr Jeans $14.99 •• , levis Cords. Jeans $17,99 recently for a planning session. Projected activities include a Christmas party honoring the graduates of Academy classes of f ~ -t- '~,;;f» 1663Q;:r~;:~;I~I~~2.6260 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1977 this Sunday, Dec. IIIII II-IIIr Moster Cord' Visa 20 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the Acad~my parlor. On the agenda for ~ i...... /.~. ~ next year are a February cocktail party fund raiser for the Helen ~ c.iE> ,..' ~ .'0 ' : CI) Healy Scholarship, given to the chiid of an alumnus, and a spring ~ . ~ program. featuring a panel on women and careers. The b::Jard has ~ ' ~ welcomed to its ranks Mrs. Rufus K. Barton III, who will chair special projects. ------_.- '- - -- -"------.~------~- f >--j Boston-EdisOll Christnlas Walk SPECIALIST IN IMPORTED GOLD JEWELRY The seventh annual Historic Boston. Allied Florists' Association of Metro- Presents our Edison Christmas Walk is scheduled politan Detroit. Walk-ers will be asked 3rd ANNUAL CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE for this Sunday, Dec. 20, from 11:30 to vote for the best. decorated home. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Detroit's Boston. In addition, exteriors of many of Through December 25 . Edison area, the nation's largest' resi. Thank You For Making 1981 the Boston-Edison homes will be dec. dential Historic District, located about orated for the holiday season. A FULL 50.600/0 OFF ON EVERYTHING A Year Filled With a mile north of the Fisher Theater, THIS iNCLUDES A HUGE, UNIQUE SELECTION OF THE 1-':IGHESTQUALJ1Y The 1981 Christmas Walk will de- a. Many of the area's 929 homes; ITALIAN 14K AND 18KJEWELRY. AT lJNBEAIAB! EPRICES' Fond Memories. built between 1904 and 1926 and rich part in 20.minute intervals. from THANKS AGAIN TOTHE HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS WHO MAKE THE 14K CLUB THEIR SPECIAL GOLD SHOPPE in Victorian, Georgian, Ilalianate and Blessed Sacrament Cathedral, Wood. Looking Forward REPAIR WORK. FREE CLEANING Tudor detailing, once were the resi. ward Avenue at Boston Boulevard. to Serving You in 1982. dences of Detroit notables, among Advance reservations are required, at REMEMBER: them Horace Rackham, Henry M. $6 per person, and may be made by Nothing feels like giving Real Italian Gold Jewelry! Butzel, William A. Fisher, Clarence contacting the Detroit Historical So- P.S. Don't go South without Burton, James Couzens and Henry ciety, located at the Detroit Histori. Ford. cal Museum on Woodward Avenue, stopping at Ensley Ave. to see Six houses representative of the where further information may be om Early Spring Arrivals. neighborhood's architectural types will obtained by calling 833.7934. Time of be open for viewing Sunday. Each has departure will be indicated on each been decorated b~' a member of the ticket. Layaway Now For Christmas Ft'ee Giftwrapping

David Brooks - Sero - Lanz Sleepwear - Nantucket - Sanibel - Give the gift of education Robert SCott - Davey's Handbags - Hampshire Imports - Lanz - Dorothy Z Saint Mary's College, Orchard Lake, sonable compared to other private has come up with a unique idea for schools." an ideal gift for any occasion: a gift Monogramming 22420 Greater .Mack Alterations Gift certificates toward education . S M-F 10-6 Thurs. Till 773 8110 certificate towards an education. may be in any amount, not neces. St. Clair hares Sat. 10-5 8:00 P.M.- - "The idea struck me as a good one," sarily the full tuition cost. Saint says Randy Berd, Admissions offi. Mary's non-refundable certificate is cer at Saint Mary's, "because I know good until October, 1982, and may be parents who want to be practical in used for any of the next three se. their gift giving this year on account mesters: the upcoming winter term of the economy. or the 1982 spring or fall terms. "A gift certificate for a certain Furlher details may be obtained by amount of tuition to cover a son's SPICEUp. contacting the Admissions Office of or daughter's education is both prac. the college, 682.J685. tical and helpful. THE HOLIDAYS "Sometimes," he adds, "you know Registration for the winter semes- a person who is hard to buy for and ter at Saint Mary's will be held on may have wanted to take a college Friday, Jan. 8, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 course. Here is the chance to take p.m. and Saturday, Jan. 9, from 9:30 ALL YEAR that step. The cost of one three.hour a.m. to 8 p.m. Classes begin Monday, loNG course at Saint Mary's is $150-rea- Jan. 11. Christ Church bells ring at Cranhrook .~. Christmas carols from around the In addition to the spiritual "Go, world will ring out on, Christ Church Tell Jt on the MountaiJi" and Appala- Cranbrook's 50-bell carillon Sunday, chian "I Wonder As I Wander," other Dec_ 20, beginning at 4 p.m. In her favorites from the United States will eighth annual tribute to Christmas, be "It Came Upon, the Midnight Christ Church carillonneur Beverly Clear," "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" Buchanan will perform music from and "Jingle Bells." England, Germany, France, The Also on the program are "The Netherlands, Australia, South Amer. Huron Carol" from Canada; "The ica and Spain_ Day that Christ Was Born on Earth" The public is invited at no charge from Australia; "Now Be Welcome" to listen to the carillon recital from from The Netherlands; "0 Sanctis. the church lawn or their cars. The sima" from Sicily; "Come All Ye church will be open in case of incle. Shepherds" from Bohemia; the Weish "S," , ment weather, although the concert tune "Deck the Halls;" and English is best heard from outdoors. selections_ ~" 1\\,'1 ------_ .. __ ._------_._-----...... ----- New Orleans ~ ~ DIXIELAND with a gift subscription CHET BOGAN. And ne Wolverine to the Grosse Pointe News Join Chef Charles In JAZZ BAND EveryTallday 9 p.lII. Here's our favorite recipe for making •~t'1'tr~inYench ~." THE LIDO your gift giving this year as easy as pie! Dining, Cocktails Dinner - Wednesday-Saturday . 24026 E. Jefferson Give a subscription to the (by Reservation) (Just North of 9 Mi.) Grosse Pointe News. Luncheon Daily Sunday Brunch Select Wines Each week the Grosse Pointe News Kim berlv Korner Helium cooks up a delectable batch of news, Reservations 20311 Mack Avenue a.lloon sports stories, features, entertainm ent Grosse Pointe Woods 343-0610 Bouque' and editorials that are guaranteed to Dellve..v delight, interest and even inspire Se..vlce its readers. D.llmits .y C'III•• C~aracl.rs 50 add a little spice to your Holiday giving! for ~ROCCllle" 294-4848 ft------~---II MAIL YOUR CHECK TO: I t IIGSSE POINTE NEWS, 89 KERCHEYAL AYE. I i IROSSE POINTE, 41238 j I __ ~ I GETTING I I I 1 YEAR .__ . . I MARRIED? f $13 N""'E I I 1---.-- I Fine Wedding I 2 YEARS ------sr-R-EE-r ------I I $2. I Photography I J-----t ~------I J CITY I Photography I 3 YEARS I $304 by Blake ...__ .... ST .. re ZIP i KIMBERLY KORNER. MACK at LOCHMOOR 757-5528 I~------Out of State $15, $30, $45 ....s GROSSE POINTE WOODS • B81.92S'5

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I-q-----~---~._---,LOOKING FOR THAT "SPECIAL" I q CHRISTMAS PRESENT? I Grosse PointeReal'~itate Exchapge ! Now's a good time to buy a new house! Good I J seledion. Lower rates. THE PROPERTJE.' LISTED ONTHISI PAQIS.Aftl,OfFEAEO I!)(C~M"ltY,I;' @ -BYMEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINf.'RIAL IITATa EXCHA.HGI'/'; . a 00 YOUR "HOUSE SHOPPING" I I WITH US! I c CIL _*=. :...------" I :We apply our daily efforts towar~ mailers of I RERL CS7"'ATE I real estate in Grosse Pointe. We inVIte you to It Santa says, I:use our serVIces. ; ~ ./ . 11% LAND CONTRACT TERMS 1371 South Renaud - Best Buy. Charming I. J ranch, two bedrooms, two baths, family room, I. Call us , , , The Helpful People I LINVILLE - We defy you to show us a BV APPOINTMENT recreation room. Money is Tight cleaner, better decorated, better priced 3 bedt'oom colonial for under $70,000. Great I: 80RL ..'ND ;\ SSOCIATES I 21940 SHOREPOINTE - Spacious two bed. 1109 Audubon - Quality built colonial, three But there are fine financing as well ... call us today. ; . of room, 2 bath condominium. Central air, bedrooms, 212 baths and family room, large houses on the mar- ~: I burglar & stero systems, two car attached living room, natural fireplace. Great buy in the ket. Maybe you CAN LEWISTON IWAD - Immaculate Farms colo. garage. $l09,500. Park. ~: I afford to buy one. nial, large unique family room, 4 natural I I Realtors" are ex- fireplaces, B'{ financing ... only $l59,5oo. I. I George L. Palms Realtors perienced in what is I' 2150 ANITA .- Four bedroom bungalow, newly PERRIEN PLACE - Cuslom built colonial in I; I decoraled with enclosed porch & privacy 886-4444 known as "Creative desirable Liggell School area, many, many fence. $69,500. National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers Financing". . . and extras, call for additional details. I; ~ I Member Grosse Pointe Real Eslate Board that means they can ~' I A Family Business For Over A Century often figure out FAHMS BUNGALOW - Two full baths, all new ! : I WM. W. OlJl=:FN 886-4141 decor in warm earthtones, natural fire. j The Grosse Pointe Office It ..- _ I 1VIpmhpr N'. ~;'Io...... house. Living room has free standing fire- 290x471 lot which is very private. Library ~(.l elegant modern kitchen, a lihrary and "~Wtd~, Iflc, 470 SHELBOURNE - FIRST OFFERING - place. 1st floor bedroom & bath. Loft bed. with fireplace. Five fam.!y bedrooms & 4Vo! .1:'J1 family room, too! Owner wlll consider , ~ OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 - On secluded Court room on 2nd. Exceptional landscaping. . baths, maids rooms, 'garage apartment. .~V $20,000 down on a land contract! F1.G, - Three bedroom, 2 baths ranch. Large Owner wlll possibly assist in financing. Call .:Jr.' =.. family room,' patio, attached 2% car gar. .$26,000 with terms. for delails. Also available for lease. ~~ FINE COLONIAL - INCREDIBLE ~.l" ~ P,-,"c. age. Land Contract terms. Immedlr.te pos. l =:.n. session. $107,900. 1 BERKSHIRE - Unique colonial with spacious Y•• PRICE - Three bedrooms, l h bath col. t'1~ l.....-0<:. 1_ I, TWO BEDROOM Is1 floor condominium neilI' 7 , modern kitchen. Dining room with beamed 9i' onials are the fastest selling, most desir- V'l" GROSSE POINTE WOODS ceiling. 1st floor pantry plus small bedroom Mile & X-WllY. Private basement. Conve. • able "first homes" you can purchase - lit:: . Broth POIrmi nient to grocery slore, Low 40's. 20155 MORNINGSIDE - Exceptional qlstom ~ ~ and when II mini condition brick colonial -Real Co. & bath. Three bedrooms on 2nd. Finished ~ti.'\.:t. e.tI1II built colonial ~ Two years old, Step down )01, Cllti 0-1' <'" ~, basement with family room & den. Also for with a delached two cllr ~lif'llge be' ':tr';';;:;;;'-,-ij'" in . j. , . lell~e. 1 ,,, . ., .. ROLANO-, Cplon~al .. Three ,bEldrQQrns, ll,~ •• yours for onlY'$1I8,OOOnear SI. John's. . . V. ~.,,_J~':".". &IlOfI. 0•.. Ih:ing room. formal dining room, beautiful baths. Kitchen has bHlllkfasll'oom. Den. 50 oak floors, excellent floor plan. Library, ) b. il meunH you'd beUer hurry, rlght?@'t}.JOhntton,&. foot lot $89,500. . Johntton., Inc, large family room overlooking picturesque + DlSHOP - Three bedroom, 11;2 bath 'colon/al. view. A deck 30"15 for summer entertain. r'amlly room. Large kitchen, rec. room. ~1(,.,Ay I<~STAn; SALE • McB,...tty &. Adlhoch ing. Country kitchen With many extra fea- Assum~ mortgage or assume land contract. ST. CLAIR - Nicely decorated 4 bedroom, 3% bath condominium townhouse. Modern ,~~ First floor Hving In Grosse Pointe Woods ..~. . Atlilofa, l~,. tures for the lady of the house, Four large $92,500. Also for lease. 'i ~ kitchen, rec. room, 2 car garage. at a rock bottom price of $71,500! Spacl. ~_. , bedrooms with 2 full baths upstairs. Master ..;., ~ OWl 1 living room, three bedrooms and den . yIj : -o.orge Palm. suite has Sitting area to enjoy the fireplace BISHOP - Four bedrooms, 2 ,'2 baths, New ST, PAUL - Condominium townhouse. Cenlra! plus two car garage nod central air. Im..er. '., . kitchell, den, screened porch, 2 car garage. -v:: on winter evenings. Assume 8. livable In. air, new kitchen. Three bedrooms, 1lfl ~ mediate possession! 'p,IWfI'l. W, Q~ $98,500 with assumable mortgage. Also for baths. Blend rate mortgage available, terest rate mortgage at 9~4% for the next lease. 21,'\! years, Can us for additional details and $95,000. $5~,~O~!~_GROSSE POINTE CITY /"p =~=:.,Ine.l extras. Shown by appointment only. COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE - Deluxe 4 bed. BERKSHIRE - Near E. Warren in Detroi!, \.(I I htter Hom.. $218,000. room, 4 bath 11'z story with library, large ~• Owner will hold shorl te~m land contract J:?~ ; .' & Gardena Two bedroom brick bungalow built in the j.J"\ with $12,000 down - ThlS three bedroom h~, family room with bar.b-q & 1st floor laun. 50's. Expansion attic. Eating space in kit. 1681 BROADSTONE .- Colonial with newer fea. dry. Central air. Burglar alarm. Terms Immediate possession. Must sell. $21,900. V.\-' "Jewel Box" won't last! :\~'i SCully &. .1 ' • i Hendrle, Inc. tures: Four bedrooms, 21,';e baths, family av'ailable. $285,000. room )\lith fireplace, large kitchen, close to EDGEMERE _ Popular. Farms area. Four RIVARD - Built in 1953.3 bedroom 2% bath Col. ~~ . ';;-(1", ShorewOOd school.!!, church and shopping. Attractive bedroom, 2','2 bath colonial on nicely land. onia!. 28 foot family room with built-in book- "~ WE'VE MOVED \J."~ E, R. Brown land contract terms, if necessary. Musl be scaped 96x1BO ft. lot. Library & Florida shelves & bar. Large 19x15 master bedroom. ..K TO THE W' $lneReetty Co, seen. $105,000. room. 2 car att. garage w/circular drive. 21..~ ~ar attached garage. Landcontractterms ~. .. $199,500. . avaIlable. ~.Q. VILLAGE! .~~ r':!~~tl 1693 PRESTWICK - Family home with four Other fine Grosse Pointe properties available, many With land contract ~erms, ~ssuma~le mortgages & bedrooms, 21,'2baths. Family room, modern blend rate mortgages available. Call or stop in for professional assistance In locatmg the rIght one for your kitchen, £inished basement. Patio, deck, ~ 718 NOTRE DAME larger lot. Offer invited. $93,900. needs. 9'~ ,:~~:-lIery ST. CLAIR SHORES Hugo S. HIgbie Lenore A. Pasquinelli ~~ srRon' mdn ~" TQIea and 83 Kercheval Avenue Q~ 881-0800 6'.fUOCII'I1I.:IIlILTOIS AMoclatei 22939 GARY LANE - Lakeshore Village condo Donald R. Smith Irene Pfeiffer - Pool, sauna, tennis, all for the middle Kay Agney Erwin saltelmeir ~ REAL ESTATE ". YounobloO assumption. $47,700. Mari1~l1 Stanltzke milt .~ David D. Dillon h,,"IW. ~. Prank J. Huster Jack E. Walsh u.j,h imlJ,;",,'illll" 1313 WOODBRIDGE - Woodbridge East John E. Mendenhall Wlnnlfred Weyhing Martha SatUey Moral' Btrnard Whitley Townhouse - pool - beautiful community Be\'erly Pack 88&-3400 Do You Know building for large entertainint' Two extra REALTOR large bedrooms and 2 full baths. Living How Much Your room, family room, dining area, kitchen House is Worth? and powder room. finished small room in basement for den, office or third bedroom. Probabl!ll1ot A Realtorl< is Carport for 2 cars. Offers invited. $71,500. compelen'! 10 judge the fair mar~e! value of !lour house Dozen Call a Reallor" If !IOU plal1 SINE REAL TV' A Buyers MUL TILIST SERVICE to bUIJ or sell Remember. guess work (a 11 be coslili 'f'ARMS OFFICE 884.7000 Clever buyers recognize some of todays best buys involve either Land Contract, Mortgage Assumptions or Blended Rate Financing. Check out the savings on the following and then call one of our Sales Associates for more detailed in- formation. LOlm nown GOODMAN PIERCE & ASSOCIATES INC. I'nymllnt 886.3080 Typ" t.al'lttlllll 1'YIlI' of Flnlllll'lllll IIRllllll'l' 1MI' ~1l4,MI(l ('olnnilli Flil'lTll; B)PIHh'd A';k\llnplinn m,ooo 14~'~f:f BY APPOINTMENT 1'~Il11IIi.h City A"IHlIllI,I\OIl $7MOO 131,,'+ f«,OOO 1';ng1i ..b City tfW\ Coni I'ihflfll~ !.mln Clllllrm'l fap,900 IOc;: 11~,OO Lrwd ('/Intl'lll't $RI,OOO '20,000 1307.0 lAlkejloinlt1 M,IlOO Vllcllnl Lot - 2 film la,ooo For romp1!'t£' Informnllon on lh(!1l1' ilnd othH flitI' hOln(lll, contR('t onl' of our llull'll FIIl"T llFF!':IlI~(; J.llk('~lillr(' 1.,1111' SP,Il'I' 8T. CLAIR SHORES !Ill., l'I1l'Ii!~' /'I/I('J«I]I. jl~I' 'H'ilrollll1 1'\I~t()m ronlluHftnb IIsh'fl hl'low, 22700 CorlflvlJlc '106,000 huill hOIrl('. lurl1[1 11I1l111.\- fllOf!) &. ilhrllry, William l!. Adlhoch Willi!l ITI H. McllrNlrty 31265 Burton 49,900 flr.'>t floor Illunr!ry, :1eliI' lIt111ch('d gurl\!((,, .James p, Fflhjck 22f)93Klpltn~ 117,!lOO prlc('d to !lell at 5192.000 Kalherine H Stephcn~nl1 ~. Lee Honne~ ,John D. J!oban, Jr. Nrmcl :..t Bolton IN DETROIT F1HST OFFEHl~G - FHrrm coloill/-!! ,\!trac. JIllie Doe lie Gall Monelle Myrna Smllh t I\'(' t!lr('(' hrr!room. }I:, balh home on m()~t 3683 Three Mile $44,000 Charle~ K Daas Frcrl R. West popul

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SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS Grosse Pointe Real E.tate.Exch$1ge .. WITH 3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED IXC(LUB~VE~ti", FIRST OFFERING! Grosse Pointe Farms near Kerby School location and a great buy on this $ BY MEMBERS QF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCH,ANGE' .~~" renovated Farm house with new first floor addition containing master bedroom and bath and 3 bedrooms and bath up. Transferred owner offers immediate occupancy and excellent financing including a 71~(/c ASSUMPTION! 884.0600,

CHARMING NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL in an ideal Farms location handy to South High features 4 bedrooms, 31,'2 baths (with one bedroom and bath on 1st floor), large second floor studio, games room with fireplace and wet bar, attached garage, Immediate possession available! 881-6300.

GREAT SPACE - GREAT PRICE! Fine Lincoln Road bungalow offers 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths and THE PROPERTIES a Florida room at a budget minded price of $77,900. Immediate occupancy now available! 881.4200. LISTED ON 20439 MACK AVENU.E THESE PAGES S~ GROSSE POINTE UNIVERSITY PLACE - Air conditioned 3 bedroom brick COLONIAL with care-free aluminum trim, Are Offered Exclusively WOODS OFFICE Redecorated thruout including NEW CARPETING - nothing to do but move in. Possession at By Members Of The close now offered. $77,500. 881-4200, GROSSE POINTE *B~ 886-8710 REAL ESTATE &,~, 1 ~e4" GROSSE POINTE PARK - Quality buill 3 bedroom, 2 (2 bath COLONIAL near the lake includes EXCHANGE "JH,ere Sales (1;1(1Friend", Are .\lade" large family room, kitchen with breakfast nook and built-in appliances, games room with fire- place, AND. ' . hard to beat LOWER INTEREST financing! 884-0600. BY APPOINTMENT BUCKINGHAM - Three bedroom, )1,2 bath COLONIAL with den on larger lot. Ask about simple GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Perfect Christmas Gift! The whole family will ASSUMPTION or choice of other low interest financing. $79,900. 884-0600. enjoy this home all year long! Beautifully decorated colonial in choice Far:ms location, 3 bedrooms, }1(2 baths, den, recreation room, new roof, new carpetIng, aluminum trim, 2 car garage, simple assumption, L YOUNG BUDGET PRICED! Just $36,500 buys this 3 bedroom BUNGALOW on Maryland. Extra :;lJCi..idl t~rn1:; - inquir.: nt n~l.~~OC~ r A;ldlJ • Cape Cud 1~/~n&th~ :2 Darin;; Bring in ~:l ~!f~!",o'.'/!!er ?n'X~(n.~<;l tT~atPd HILLCREST - Four bedroom, ]1,2 bath BUNGALOW in the Farms - Fine land contract terms and Gro ... PoJnte Barrington English )1/2 Baths 3 Bdrms Blend mortgage, owner anxious - transferred. priced right UNDER $70,OOO!881.6300. "eal e.tat. Birch Lane Ranch 21/2 Baths 3 Bdrms Will consider trade on smaller home. Exchange Membe ... Elmsleigh Colonial 4 Fu1ll2 Half 4 Bdrms Brand new, lib., fam. I'm., 1st n. laundry, more. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Cozy 3 bedroom BUNGALOW - Updated kitchen with appliances, Grand Marais Colonial 4 Fu1ll2 Half 4 Bdrms Land contract, lib., music I'm" fam. rm., pool. finished basement, central air, low interest terms. $64,900! 881-6300. Greenbriar Ranch 21/2 Baths 3 Bdrms Land contract, bring in all reasonable .offers. Borland Associates Kenmore Colonial )lh Baths 4 Bdrms Blend or assume at 13%%. Owner anXIous. 01 Earl Kelm Realty Lakepointe 1 IN THE PARK - Four bedroom English cottage features NEW Mutschler kitchen and beautiful Colonial 2 '2 Baths 4 Bdrms Priced below market value. Owner anxious, natural woodwork. $75,000. 881.4200. Wm. J. Champion Manchester Colonial 2 Baths 4 Bdrms Blend or assume, new carpeting, freshly dee. & Co. Oxford Colonial 21h Baths 4 Bdrms Land contract, also 70x110 lot available. Ridgemont Ranch 1 Bath 2 Bdrms Assumable mortgage, fireplace, updated. EXCELLENT GROSSE POINTE WOODS BUY with great land contract terms! Five bedroom brick Danaher. Baal', Stanhope Ranch 1 Bath 3 Bdrms Blend rate, cozy starter home, alum. trim. BUNGALOW with family room and a tempting price of $79,900! Also will consider rental - Wil$O!1 and Stroh, Inc. details at 881.6300, Sunningdale Colonial 21h Baths 4 Bdrms Simple assumption, totally redecorated home. R,G. Edgar 8. Vernier Income 111Bath 312 Bdrms Land contract, alum. trim, downst. fireplace. Associales Westchester Colonial 11h Baths 3 Bdrms Land contract, lovely yard, sprinkler system. CUSTOM RANCH in popular Grosse Pointe City location offers 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, finished Whittier English 31f.! Baths 5 Bdrms English, land contract, creative financing. basement with rec. room, separate office and extra full bath. Central air, attached garage and Goodman, Pierce Anita Ranch 1 Bath 2 Bdrms Blend rate, large lot, Grosse Pointe schools. more details at 881.6300, &. Asweiates Roscommon Ranch 1 Bath 2 Bdrms Land contract w/2JJ% down, immaculate home. Grosse Pointe Woodcrest Bungalow 1 Bath 3 Bdrms Land contract, park like yard, porch, ree. room, RIVARD - Beautiful classic English Tudor features 4 bedrooms, 2112baths, new kitchen, 33' living Real Estate Co, Canterbury Colonial 21'2 Baths 4 Bdrms Land contract or blend, immediate possession. room, large master suite, games room, attached garage - gracious living thruout! 884-0600. Alger Ranch 1',2 Baths 3 Bdrms Simple assumption, 1st. fI. laundry, spacious. , :Hlgbie & Maxon, Illc. KENWOOD COURT - Four bedroom, 2lh bath COLONIAL in choice Farms area. Updated kitchen, new'er furnace - charm and quality thruout! Walk to all schools, library, shopping. Priced at Johnstone & Johnstone, fne. less than you would expect. 884-0600. • ~'.'. McBrearty & Adlhoeh Realtors; Inc ...... r''\ . \. TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. ( IMPORTANT SERVICf; George Palms ___------>Z-'-'-_..,.~~ FOR TRANSFeA2ES: tdl',i;;a ~ Wm. W. Queen SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT MEMBER 45 NEWBERRY PLACE - NEAR THE LAKE. g2 story home with master bedroom and bath on IEAlT o I S &:Ilweltzer Real Estate, Ine.l first floor plus 2 bedrooms and bath on second. Library, central air, 2-car attached garage, new REL(!) Belter Homes roof. early occupancy. .& Gardens INUII.CIT\' GROSSE POINTE PARK - CENTER HALL-COLONIAL with paneled family room, modern kitchen, II£LOCATION 'EIIVICE Scully & 1 Hendrie, Inc, first floor laundry, three bedrooms, 2 ,2 baths, central air, alarm system. $119,SOO.

Shorewood GROSSE POINTE CITY - EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL. Paneled library, new kitchen, large, We are here to serve you 9 A.M. to 9 P.m. Monday thru Friday E. R, Brown screened porch, recreation room, four bedrooms, 316 baths. 11% FINANCING_ 9 A.M. to 5 P.m. Saturday and Sun,day . Sine Really Co. KENWOOD ROAD - AUTHENTIC ENGLISH TUDOR. Large oak paneled library, 28-foot living GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS Strongman room, sunroom, first floor laundry, glassed porch, breakfast room. Luxurious master suite plus 3 &. Assoc. bedrooms and 2 baths on the second floor, and three bedrooms and bath on the third. Also, an 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610Mack 881.4200 19790Mack 881.6300 apartment above the 3-car attached garage. The newly landscaped yard contains a superb new Tappan Gallery 1 DETROIT OFfiCE - 11500 Morang - 839-4700 of Homes self-cleaning pool combined '.."ith a Jacuzzi. ASSUME the 10 -2% mortgage of $172,500 for 29 more years! To1e$ and '...... ' AssQciat~ 3 LAKESIDE COURT - FRENCH REGENCY HOME ON THE LAKE, Designed for the family accustomed to having the best of everything. Paneled library, marble entrance hall, modern Youngblood Realty, Inc. kitchen and breakfast room, first floor laundry, six bedrooms, 5 baths and central air. ASSUME MORTGAGE AT 14°1c.

364 ROOSEVELT AT MAUMEE - Recently decorated ranch with family room, dining room, remod- William J. Champion & Company eled kitchen, two bedrooms, fireplace. Many recent improvements, including new carpets, new furnace and new roof. ASSUME MORTGAGE AT 14%. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 416 LAKELAND - PRIME LOCATION IN GROSSE POINTE CITY. An older colonial with the DO YOU charm and spaciousness that is hard to find in new homes. Four family bedrooms, 3 baths plus KNOW maids quarters, library, glassed porch, recreation room, 3-car attached garage, 100 foot lot. \ \., A CHILD DETROIT E. OUTER DRIVE NEAR MACK - A custom built ranch with special features, such as central ITH air, alarm system, lovely gardens, fireplace. Family room, 2 bedrooms, Hi! baths.

C.W. Toles William E. Keane Sue Adelberg Ann W. Sales TOLES & Betsy B. Buda Jacquelyn M. Scott ASSOCIATES, INC,. Sally C. Coe James D. Standish, III Mary F. Ferber Lois M. Toles REALTORS 885-2000 .*:.~~~:..i=._,~~ SPECIAL NEEDS? THE GALLERY OF HOMES BY APPOINTMENT Children With V'Slon, speeCh or heaflng ANITA ... New carpeting, natural fireplace, paneled family room in basement, formal assumption, 3 bedrooms. problems ... mental. TERMS - TERMS - TERMS phYSical, emotional or BALFOUR Vacant lot l00xI80, land contract. learnln\j impairments AUDUBON - Newer 4 bedroom Cape Cod with attractive LAND CONTRACT TERMS! Family BALFOUR Garden room, library, 3 car garage, recreation room in hasement, assumption, .; often need speCial room, country kitchen with built.ins, quick occupancy .. bedrooms. attention, BUCKINGI:IAM ... S~ate roof, screened terrace, natural fireplace, family room, free 1 year home MIChigan Project Find BUYERS DELIGHT protectIOn plan, Simple assumption, assume land contract, 5 bedrooms. reminds you that free BEAUPRE - Beautiful 4 bedroom, 21,~ bath French colonial featuring a family room, modern FAR~mROOK ... ~ountry kitchen, parquet floor in dining room, natural fireplace, land contract, speCial ed ucatlon kitchen, fireplace, rec. room. LAND CONTRACT ,TERMS, Simple assumptIOn, 3 bedrooms. . services are available through your local W. IDA LANE ... family room. finished basement, natural fireplace, central air, FHA, VA, land IN THE PARK contract, 2 bedrooms. publiC school. If you have a Child or CAN'T BEAT THESE TERMS - Good Investment. Low INITIAL INVESTMENT with long JEFFERSON COURT. , . Near the lake, deck, loft, family room, sewing room, formal assumption. know a Child from birth LAND CONTRACT available at 11'/;'. Low monthly installment. Four bedroom, 2 bath land contract, 5... bedrooms, through age twenty-hve family home. LAKELAND .. , 2 houses available on this street, both are beautifully decorated, one has 3 ... WIth speCial needs, call bedrooms and the oth~r has 4 bedrooms, simple assumption on both, land contract on one. Project Find today DELUXE INCOME FOR THE INVESTOR LINCOLN , .. newer kitchen, well landscaped yard, screened terrace, natural fireplace, land con. tract, .; bedrooms. CALL TOLLofREE HARCOURT - Luxury 3 bedroom, 2 hath units (2l, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, eating space, kitchen, nell' roof. refinished floors, 3rd floor apartment. LAND CON- NOTTING~AM ... Screened terrace, open basement, natural fireplace, quality decor. formal as. TRACT. sumptlOn, land contract, 3 bedrooms. (800) 572"6955 S. OXFORD: ., Wet har i.n basement, sprinkler system, family room, lihrary, 2 car attached ADDITIONAL FINE HOMES garage, Simple assumptIOn, 3 bedrooms. S, BRYS _. WOODS brick ranch featuring 3 bedrooms and I'\! baths. family room. modern kitchen ROOSEVELT PLACE ... One house available on this street and 1 condo, one has 6 bedrooms and with huilt-ins. panelecl rec. room with bar, '. one has 4 bedrooms, both have natural fireplaces, both offer land contract, one offers simple assumption. HILLCREST - The BEST ranch in the FAR~fS. Three hcdrooms with 11'2 baths. library with fireplace. family room, new baths, new kitchen. MUST SEE. ST. PAUL ... Open basement, dining room, condo, new carpeting, central air, assumption. 3 bedrooms, KEHHY - Completely lip-dated Farmhouse featuring 3 bedrooms and 1'2 haths, family room. parlor, updated kitchen, new siding, ASSL'ME at 9.50/.-. THREE MILE .. , Natural fireplace, breakfast area, 2 car detached garage. all terms available, 3 bedrooms. HA.'.YPTOi\; - Super Sharp Hanch ~ Living room with fireplace, dining" L", kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 hath. rec. room with fireplace, bedroom and la\'. LAND CONTRACT. WAYBURN ... Goon connition. income, investor terms. land contract, 2/2 bedrooms. LAKELAND - Four bedroom, 212 bath colonial. O\\'n('r will look al all offers. Quick occupancy, WELLINGTON. , , Near the lake, family room, naitlral fireplace, garden room, move in condition simple assumption, 4 bedrooms. . LAND COI\'THACT TERMS. ,call TAPPAN. L1~COL:"i - MforrJable ,1 h<'droom hnck hungalow featuring 112 baths, beautiful Floricla room, Wf:NDY LANE ... Attractive, on quiet cul-de.sac. natural firppla('e, simple assumption, land ('on- tract, 3 bedrooms. applianc('s included. rec. room with wet har. LAND CONTRACT THOMRLEY -- Owner says sell this 4 bedroom, 212 hath colonial near LAKE. Library and family WOODMONT , .. Family room. 2 car nttached garage, recreation room in hasement, land contract. 3 bedrooms. room, full bas('ment wilh r('{', room, wet bar. LAND CONTHACT TERMS. Hi\ HPr:R St Clair Shorf's conno I Second floor unit featuring 2 h<'drooms and I hath. separate YORKSIlIRE .. , Central air, Iihrary, famil~' room, wet har in hasement. 10 year land contract. 4 bedrooms. large hasrmrllt cOllld he famil~' room,

TM'PAI\' & ,\SSOCIATES H/\ Vf: ~fANY FINI<: HO~fES FOR SALE. WilY DON'T YOU CALL ONE OF OUH SALES ASSOCIATES ON YOUR FAVORITE HOME" WM.J. • Member of the 'Member of RECOA . Grosse Pointe Real Estate F.xchange Macomb Board of Realtors TAPPAN & a n"tionwide' Cha~ion"'HO COMPANY Detroit Board of Realtors referral n."work. 102Kerche~al 884.5700 ASSOCIATES 884-6200 90 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farm~

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.rosse Poln(e RealEetateExchange Cf)anaheh. (8aeh. CUh~SOI\, g gtAok CRea~ 8state ~EPROPERTIES LUlTED' ON, TH,Et.'E PAQ,.$ ~". OP,:S"ED EXCLUS'VE~Y BY APPOINTMENT ... BY MEMBERS OF THE GR088E ftIAL'E$TATE' EXCHANGE LAKELAND _ JUST REDUCED, , . Comfortably sized house on one of the nicest streets in the ...•1il..,,, . , POINTE.. . .' , City, Living room, den, garden room. four bedrooms. three and a half baths. Call for further details.

GHOSSE POINTE SHOHES _ Beautifully detailed executive colonial on a dead end str~el. Foul' Planning to sell bedrooms, two and half baths, family room, modern kitchen and breakfast area, first floor your house? laundry, Many other custom features,

Talk to a A perfect Christmas gift! $20,000 down with, a three year I,and contract ",:iIl put you in thi~ fO~~ professional. Call bedroom house with a den and country kitchen and family room, New IUrnace, central air a any member of thermo pane windows make this house a terrific bargain. the Grosse Pointe A little tender loving care will give you a "Victorian" colonial with plenty of space Tor Santa and all Real Estate his helpers, Exchange. Three bedroom, two and a half bathroom center entrance colonial in prune Park location. Immediate They have the possession. know-howl ALSO BY APPOINTMENT 1005 BUCKlNGHA:\! . " , ' ... ' ... , $165,000 20564 FAlRWA Y LANE, . ' .. , , . , , . , . ' .. $110,000 625 LAKESHORE "" '" ,."" .. ', $550.000 340 KERCHEVAL .,,,,, ,,' $125,000 Money is Tight 6 ELMSLEIGH , .... , ", ' .... ' . $189,000 240 LAKESHORE. , . , .. , , , . , , , .. , , . , , , . , $525,00 $597 PEAR TREE ... " . ' .. , . , $189,000 But there are fine 790 SHOREHAM, .. , . , , , . , , . , . , .. $118,000 270 LEWISTON .. " . "'" . ",. $159.500 16815ST, PAUL (Condo) $ 82,000 nOII<;p", on the mal'- ;;';";:;I~E~~S:~:CTO~: "", ~ ;.1,MII ket. Maybe you CAN afford to buy one, TO BUY OR SELL A HOUSE Realtors! are ex- CALL A SALES ASSOCIATE FROM perienced in what is DANAHER, BAER, WILSON & STROH known as "Creative Financing" ... and THOROUGH COVERAGE OF that means they can GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES often figure out JOHN HOBEN ways for YOU to fi- Jim Danaher Marian Dodge Diane McFeely 1981 Salesman of The Year nance a housing Skip Baer Connie Griffith Peggy Murphy Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange purchase, Call a Hugh Wilson Pat Horne Betty Parr 'member of the Gail Stroh Sally Horton Marianne Pear Gwendy Lambrecht Marie Sabol At the recent Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange Christmas Luncheon, John Hoben of Grosse Pointe Real McBrearty.Adlhoch, Realtors received the 1981 salesman of the year award. Estate Exchange. Thorough coverage of Grosse Pointe Properties The award is presented annually to the salesman and saleswoman involved in the greatest number 76 KERCHEVAL . of real estate transactions as measured and determined by the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange. ABOVE MARGARET RICE McBreart~:.Adlhoch, Realtors are pleased with the recognition John has received, John's clients 885.7000 recognize his ability to provide innovative solutions to the complexities of todays real estate market. Members of the Na- Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board We invite you to discu~.s your own particular real estate needs with John. tional Association of Realtors (NAR) have access to a variety of educational services 16845 KERCHEVAL; that constantly update their professionalism. in The Village 882-5200 Members of. the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange are members of NAR. Ichweltzer •.lBett~fnes. and Ga~ens They're real Pro's! Reol E,tote,lnc, I I W H 1wo names you can trust ~ A Home ~

l]llFor...... _.. ).i.;.".~, "~J The:!'.l . .:~ti"'" Holidays..l ..~~... I1: ... ,_.j. t"J_ .

.BAKE CHRISTMAS COOKIES in the large TIS THE SEASON to enjoy this 3 bedroom kitchen of this gracious colonial with charming home with great floor plan. The two full baths, decor. Includes new carpeting, wallpaper, breakfast room, kitchen with built.ins, and great Florida room, and copper plumbing. beautiful family room make this home a great Good assumption or land contract available. buy at $89,900. (G629) $82,900. (F338) 886-5800 ' 886-4200

~ .H~L1DAY'S FIRST OFFERINGS ENTERTAIN OVER THE HOLIDAYS in this exceptional 3 bedroom colonial. Features large formal dining room, professionally decorated basement, and updated kitchen with built. ins. Call today about terms. $82,500, (F353) 886-5800

HAVE A COZY CHRISTMAS in this gracious 4 bedroom colonial in a most exclusive area of Grosse Pointe. The kitchen is a chef's delight. With 3 wet bars, 2 new fireplaces, and a fantastic famil:&.room, $350,000 (F356) 88&-5800, f!} •

CALL TODAY - MOVE IN JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS ~ DECORATE YOUR X-MAS TREE in the huge family room with Franklin stove on raised hearth, This lovely home has many custom features including built-ins and panelled recreation room, Land contract terms, $108,900, IF344) 886-5800

A PERFECT PRESENT. Buv this newer 5 bedroom, 2''2 bath home with lots of living area, Includes central air. circular staircase, formal dining room, family.room, recreation room and patio, Call today $149,900 (G571l 886.4200

HANG YOUR STOCKING over the two natural fireplaces with raised hearths in this 4 bedroom coloniaL Marhle foyer. attic fan plus central air, air cleaner, and extra insulation are just a few of the extras, Call today about terms, $13-1.900(F346) 886-5800

ROAST CHESTNlTTS over the natural fireplace in living room in this 4 bedroom bungalow. Located on a beautiful street near Grosse Pointe schools, Call and ask about the many extras and good terms. $,')9.900(G709) 886.4200

I:"l'VEST FOR THE HOLIDAYS. This is superb property in the finest new location of finer homes, A rare opportunity to build on land with unlimited potential. Land contract 20.25':l-down short term. $110.000 (F319) 88&-,')800

HO: HO I IIO ~ Best current buy at luxurious Riviera Terrace, This top. level unit has been completely rfnorated, :\Iamtenance fee includes heal. carport, pool and clubhouse. Good rates on assumption amI blend. (G-I7R)886.4200

NOT A CREATURE IS STIRRI:"l'G in this "one owner" all aluminum home, Three bedrooms, newer furnace. roof, aluminum storms and screens, and more all in immaculate condition, $51,900 (F309)

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R200!':ast ,Jefferson. Shoreline !':ast Condominiums (Detroit Riverfront) 886.4200

tMICHIGAN HEART ASSOCIATION accepts Gifts of Real Estate V• CALL 1-313-557-9500 Schweitzer Office •• re open 9 .,m. to 9 p.m. Mond.y tl1ru Frtdly 9 p.m. 106 p.m. saturd.y .nd Sunday GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE ',. lB 886.4200 886-5800 #., ;.A ''~I" Fifteen Offices In Four Counties , , F jL F' •• p • » ., p, p , p , , S , S i ; P » , p S , S , » P. , '$ "P"O'#."'.'" PO UP

The Grosse Pointe

War, Memorial ••• through new eyes.

On October 1John Lake began ~ ...... his well-earneo renremeUl, aflU Dr. Mark Weber took over as Executive Director. This folder reports on some of his early impressions of our unique Grosse Pointe institution.

"It'sa center for learning "... a center for the arts "... a center for people with "... a center for all ages:' throughout the'lifespan:' . _and individual creati ve activit~,l,. community:.intere~ts 3Q..Q M~_q~~~:_~.,__ "Whether it's children's hallet. teen ski "r\"(: seen pre-schoolers and seniors- "In the Fries Auditorium we have a ." "Almost daily I see civic-minded grollps trips, an adult lecture series Of senior and c:\'c:ryage group in he tween - doing marvelous facility for the performing meeting in unselfish efforts to give bridge, there: is sOJllething hen: t(lr and learniAg here. 111ere's really no arts. In the Art Wingpcople can find service to the Grosse: Pointe communit,: en:ry age, And that's as it should he:' limit to the educational opportunities self-expression of all kinds. Our cultural Perhaps there arc even more ways in . we can offer:' contrihution can he tremendous:' which our mc:mhers can serve:'

.~ Dear Grosse Pointer: . It may seem strange to receive this comfortable to do their parts association will produce apy Family Participation solicitation after Social Security withholding income for us. Please consider at this time of year. is out of the way: your pledge now - payable either There are two good reasons. Please remember that our this year or next. And please return First, we have a new Executive $180,000 goal for 1982 will be your card as soon as you can. - Director, Mark Weber, whom you met by over 6,000 families - and Thank you. have met in this folder. We hope that every pledge of every size is " you have gained a feeling for the important. In 1981 over a quarter ~ kind of thrust he will give the of a million people will have taken John E. Park 1982 chairman Grosse Pointe War Memorial in advantage of the educational, cul- coming years. tural and civic opportunities Second, there are new financial offered by the War Memorial. It is considerations for our member- a vital asset to our community- ship. For some the new tax law and a value to you and your family will make it more beneficial to You may be familiar with the War make their deductible gifts before Memorial's connection with January 1. Others will benefit Grosse Pointe Cable Television, from giving after the first of the but you should be aware that it year. And for many it is more will be several years before that

Please send your supporting contribution today. Your Board of Directors thanks you. Mrs. Bruce K. Bockstanz Mrs. Jon B. Gandelot Mrs. Nils R. Johaneson Frederick Ollison, III Alger Shelden Robert E. Boomer Mrs. Earl I. Heenan, Jr. James McMillan John E. Park Mrs. Alger Shelden William G. Butler Charles V. Hicks, Jr. William D. Monahan ~rge J. Reindel, III Alexander C. Suczek . Mrs. Walter B. Fisher .John P. Worcester

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Page Sixteen-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursdoy, December 17 t 1981 . ------"' -----,--- ._------_._------* * * * Feature Page * * * * fIJ-Otnfe Elegant Counter Points Eating By Pat Rousseau A selection of recipes from the forthcoming low.calorle, low.choles. Christmas Red ... for the chiffon top styled with terol - and penny.wlse - cookbook a V neck edged with beading found in the Separates by Thyra Grey Howard and Helena Collection at Walton-Pierce. Another new arrival just DeWitt Roth concluding, this week, a in time for the holidays is a black crepe blouse with series on SPECIAL TREATS for the f~n shaped jet beading at each shoulder. For relaxing nOLIDA Y TIME. during the season there's a ruby red satin velour IDA BAKER'S BUTTER COOKIES hostess gown with a wide ruffle collar and push-up The most delicious of cookies, 50 sleeves. Royal blue with gold piping and gold frogs is light, so luscious that we suggest you ;mother choice for

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.. • .Bruins bid Norsemen WIn second By Paul Regelbrugge really concerned about it though be. ~for Silver North High cause it'll come." ~!ter falling to Utica Ford, 44.36, North's next home game will be on North's varsity basketball team reo Jan. 15 against Clintondale at 7:30 bounded to defeat L'Anse Cruese 48. p.m. :Stick title 47 in overtime last week. The win North Wrestling: North p I ace d ir4 ~ gave the Norsemen a 2-1 record with fourth out of eight teams in the East ~IB : The Grosse Pointe Bruins Imth wins coming at home. Detroit Invitational before winning ,.: hockey team will play for the North trailed at the half, 26-22, two of three matches in its second , . Bantam AA Michigan regional ;,gainst L'Anse Creuse before taking triple.dual match of the young season. ~.: ,Silver Stick championship this a 34-31 lead into the fourth quarter. The wins came over Troy Athens, ~ . Saturday, Dec. 19, at 3:45 p.m, In this quarter North's guests man. 46-15, and Warren Wooels, 42-26, prior . . ~t St. Clai!' Shores Civic Aren~. «ged to tie the score and send the to a loss at the hands of Southgate h~'U-I( ln~v v~•.::~tima. C~-::is !'~e~1's Aquinas, 45.19. Coach Tom Costello's Bruins quali- Ihree point play and Dan Sheridan's Junior Greg Fleming returned as . fied for the finals by defeating last second bucket earned the Norse. champion for the second consecutive . Taylor, 4'3, last week. The Bruins' men the important victory. year at East Detroit, winning the . opponent in the final will be Lansing, Seniors Neal and Sheridan led gold medal. Getting second place !in- . a team which pulled of( a major :\orth's scorers with 17 and 12 points ishes WNe Matt Simon. Jon Baker . upset by eliminating Sterling Heights rrspeetil'ely while Marty Alwardt of and Todd Leigh while Dan Armstrong :in the semi-finals, 2-1. L'Anse Creuse hooped 16 points. was third. 'Prior to the semi-finals against In the Utica Ford game, Sheridan Against Troy Athens the Norsemen : Taylor. Grosse Pointe completed a ,cored 14 points and Keith Thams got pins from Dave and Greg Flem- sweep of its division by blanking hauled down six rebounds in the ing, and Jon Baker. Other big winners . Lansing, 6-0, behind goalie Peter losing effort. Thams played very well were Matt Simon, Pat Marlow, Dave ~Muer's third shutout. The line of defensively. Balcirak and Dan Armstrong. Getting :captain Stacey Rickert, Mike Brykal- "Losing by eight points against their second pins of the evening .ski and Tom Davis scored five goals Ford isn't at all indicative of the againsl Warren Woods were the Flem- .to key the victory, Rickert produced way the game \vas played," said coach ing brothers while Pete Moody, Mar. "the three goal hat trick while Davis Ray Ritter. "We played a good first loll' and Craig Pascoe also notched and Brykalski each contributed one half, especially on defense and I was pin wins. Simon and Armstrong were goal and two assists. pleased with the way we performed victorious as welL Rankin Barker scored the opening being that it was our first road game, Armstrong won his third match of ;goal against Lansing, John Russen but we seemed to lack intensity in the night against Aquinas while .and Marty Sanclemente assisting. De- the second half." Moody and heav~'weight Leigh, who :fensement Jeff Garrett and Chris Lu. After the L'Anse Creuse g'ame WOn despite giving up 30 lbs. to his :ongo also earned assists in the Lan- coach Ritter said, "Coming back made opponent, aided the Norsemen. :sing contest. me happy. We played well again de- The junior varsity won Its first In the semi.final game, the Bruins fensively and Neal's three points in match of the year when it downed defeated Taylor, 4-3, after falling be- overtime really lifted us. Our scoring Troy Athens, 32-24. Pinning their op. )lind, 2-0, Rickert started the come. is pretty much spread out right now ponents were Armstrong, Cedric Pat- back when he deflected a Russell pass which is good but we'll need more man. George Kasa and Tad Dickie. high into the net. Russell produced consistency from our big scorers Other big winners were Frank Sgroi a 2-2 second period tie five minutes later when he converted passes from These Lions are No.1 (Sheridan, Pflaum and Neal). I'm not (Continued !In Page 3C) Sanclemente and Tom Madden. They're No. 1 in the Neighoorhood Club's Jennif~r Jones, Rachel Geer; (second row) .r~~~~ll!$l~}::s3:~~~}::s3:~~ll!$lll!$l", Entering the third period, Barker fall ~occer league, anyway, The girls finished Molly Gleason, Megan Smucker, Molly Gaston, High school broke the tie with a strong back- first among the club's fourth through eighth Laura Grego, Erin Bruce, Raquel Chapin, Jill I . W handed shot after a solo. rush to graders, compiling a 6.1 regular season mark. Agnew; (third row) Cathy Amberg, Gretchen credit offered give the Bruins the 3-2 lead, Sancle. The Lions won the playoffs with five straight Kline, Kathleen Judge, Amy. Hawkins, who for adults '. mente added a goal from in front,. as- ~ BUSCEMPS I victories. The champions include from left to scored the winning goal in the final game and sisted by Barker, for what proved to The St. Clair Shores be the winner, Taylor scored again right, (front row) Rachel House)', Jennifer (back row) trainer Bob . Harmount and co. Adult Education pro. I W with one minute remaining. Goalie Harmount, Andrea Chapin, Katie Mossman, coaches Glenn Housey and John Bruc~, gram offers a wide vari. ~ Will Be OPEN I. Dino Masella protected the margin ety of classes which can to give the Bruins their shot at the be taken for high school I Chr;stnluS Eve W championship, . credit. The classes are free to any adult who W Till 9:00 P.M. VI All Pointes is eighth has not already earned a high school diploma. By Earl Duignan seemingly endless supply of accom. The first day scoring in the 10 and ~ 'For Last Minute ~ Avon qualifying Registration wm be plished butterfly strokers, walked off under age bracket was completed held the week of Jan. 18 Sometimes it helps to be multi. with first place honors just as they when the mixed .team of Dan Shanle; j Shopping or Gift Items I dates are set talented. For example, it's sqmetimes from 7 to 9 p.m. at South had done in the 1980 meet. Their Mike Bueciero, Vittiglio and Brooks Lake High School. I Closed Christmas W The Avon Champions!tips pfPetroit helpfl,ll f.or swimmipg coaches to be total of 548 points far outdistanced captured a fifth place ribbon for Among the classes of. Local Qualifier Tournanien~ will be schooled'in the art of juggling. Not the second place Utica Shelley their efforts in the 200 yard free reo team, fered are Bookkeeping, I 21920 Mack Ave. 776-5757 VI held Jan. 15, 16 and 17 at Fairlane the kind of juggling that involves which captured 361 points. lay with a time of 2:22.23. Club in Dearborn. The winner of the objects, but the kind that involves Dental Assisting and I I 32-draw qualifier will play in the swimming event schedules. Without question the best scoring The second day also began suc- others. Call 294-8300. age bracket in this well organized cessfully for the All Pointes' 10 and L~~~~~~ll!$l~~~~~~~~~ Avon qualifying round opening day of The annual Macomb Marlin Holiday the Detroit tournament, which begins event was the eight and under con- under group as the team of Brooks, Invitational Relay tournament held at tingent. Despite suffering disqualifi- Llewellyn, Vittiglio and Peslar re- Monday, Feb. 1 at Cobo Arena. Mt. Clemens High School is an ex. cation in the 100 yard breast/fly and corded a 2:25.47 enroute .to capturing T.o play in the local qualifier, sub- cellent case in point. Missing several back/free mixed relays, they never. a second place medal in the girls' 200 mit name, address, phone number, key swimmers, All Pointes Swim Club tournament record. and USTA num. theless managed to record one first yard free relay. Other 10 and under coach John Temrowski spent most of and two seconds in their five events teams adding to the point total in- ber along with a '15 entry fee (make the weekend juggling relay team line. check payable to the Junior League during the two day meet. cluded Bucciero, Llewellyn, Brooks ups to compensate for missing swim- of Birmingham, Michigan, Inc,) to mers. Receiving three medals apiece for and Shanle with a fourth place ribbon May the shiny, bright promise Avon Qualifier, 6295 E. Surrey, their efforts were the team of An. in the 200 yard mixed breast/fly Birmingham, Mich., 48010. Applica- As a result, All Pointes captured drew Bucciero, Sheri Buydens, David relays (2:44.06): Duignan, Bucciero, of the season come true for you! tion must be received by Jan. 5. 98 points, good for a lower-than-ex- Arbury_ and Bfcca Suzor. They cap. Shanle and Vittiglio' with a sixth The Avon' Championships of De- pected 8th place finish in a field of tured the 100 yard mixed free style place ribbon in the 200 yard mixed From The troit will be held at Cobo Arena, Feb. 10 teams. The host team Macomb relay in a time of 1:13.5 while record- back/free relay (2:34,8); and Shanle, 1 to 7. Marlins, sparked by the efforts of a ing seconds in the 100 yard mixed Bucciero, Llewellyn and Brooks with Staff of Buscemis back and mixed medley relays with a 2:40.06 good for a fourth place fin. times Qf 1:32.72 and 1:29.29, respec- ish in the 200 yard mixed medley CO_UPON tively. relay. COUPON Efforts of the 10 and under group In the over 10 age bracket only 2 Loaves 0' resulted in one second, a third, three three All Pointes teams placed in the Pepsi. Mt. Dew fourths, a fifth, and a sixth in the 12 top six in their respective events. In Family Style events it entered. In the very first first day action. the 200 yard bays' Pepsi Lite BREAD UFEGUARD event contested, the team of Kelly medley relay of Jim Berg, Jim Led- 8 Pk. ~ liter Bottles Duignan (back), Nora Brooks yard, John Bourget and Van Fleming SHOCKS (breast), Ann Llewellyn (fly) and swam to a third place finish in 2:16.17. Denise Vittiglio (free) got the locals The same foursome recorded another C An ideal replacement third place finish of 2:26.0 in the 200 $1.79 off to a good start by recording a shock because ils 99 larger sizeprovides 2:45.45 in the girls' 200 yard medley yard back relay for their second greater riding relay. The finish was good for a third medal winning performance of the com 1011. stability place finish and medal. day. andsofety Shortly th~reafter, the team of In the second day action Berg and .COUPON FROM Duignan, Amy Osborne, Kim Taylor Bourget were joined by Amy Abram 95 and Kris Peslar captured a fourth and Sue Benoit to capture fourth Snack Time Baby $19 place ribbon in the girls' 200 yard place in the 200 yard mixed relay Sub and Small COKE back/free relay with a time of 2:45.58. with a 2:10.37. 8 Pk. lh liter Bottles Fountain Pepsi Midasize your brake system C PIUJ ULS to host tournament 99 51.69 Dep. and never buy brake shoes again.* fxp. Dec. T7, 198T G.P.N. LlMIl 2 University Liggett School will host of the districts before losing to East Disc Brakes Drum Brakes its third annual Holiday Invitational Calholic. .1lI:u.u- (Frontor Rear Axle) (Front axle) n Ice Hockey Tournament on Friday, The 1981 team consists of seniors .lJl 1\!i;' • Resultacedrums • Repack wheel r Dec. 18 and Saturday, Dec. 19. Janet Bristor, Kathy Duff, Kathy Hull, bearings .J"I::"'. • Inspect wheel cylin- Amy McDonnell, Kelly Kirkpatrick; * SPECIAL * ..':' __" , ders and springs This year ULS will play Southgate • Resurface rotors juniors Andrea Kincannon, Tina Bei- • Inspect calipers / :::::::\ • Inspect hydraulic Aquinas High School on Dec. 18 at 6 Holiday Orders zai. Gia Cherpes and Karen Walker: • New guaranteed system p.m., while at 8 p.m. Vincent Massey sophomores Ruth McCrary; and fresh- pods. '" • New guaranteed Secondary School from Windsor will Being Taken man Samantha DeSmet. • lubricate caliper mll)AS~ linings' take On Ridley C()lIege from SL anchor • Readjust brc kes Catherines. Ontario. In the past two JV basketball: The University Lig- The Finest Gourmet ~ years ULS has met Massey in the gett School girls' junior varsity bas, Gift Baskets 88 finals. ketba Il team won its last three games to bring its record to 5.1. The squad BRAKE5ToP $'28 On Dec. 19. the consolation game On the East Side overpowered Kingswood, 24.11, with will be at 6 p.m. and the champion- 'MID"S BR"KE SHOH "NO DISC 8RAKE P"DS "R~ W"RR"NTED FOR "S lONG "$ YOU OWN YOUR 14 points coming from sophomore AM~RICAN fOllEIGN C"R 11,' N ORUGHT TRUCK (UNDER 7.000 lBS) IF THEYEilER weAR OUT NEW ship game will be at 8 p.m. ULS var. Lisa VanDel1an. and two each from LiqUORS MIDAS BRAKESHOfS OR 'ADS Will AEINSI"lLED WITHOUT CHARGE FOR IHE SHOES OR PADS OR sity hockey coach Jay Peacock says IHE LA8Oll10 INSIAll IHE SHOES OR P"DS "DDI1tONAl PARIS AND/OR lABOR REQUIRED 10 junior Lee Salot and freshman Gillian CH!\MPAGNE RES10l!£ IHE SYSlfM TO OI'ER"IION"l CONDI1tON ARE EXTR" this is one of the best line.up of Darlow. teams and looks forward 10 the week. The team then beat Academy of IMPORTED PARTY SHOPPE FREEBRAKE INSPECTION end competition. the Sacred Hearl, 13.7. Points were BEERS ~"PIZZA(,.. ULS girls' basketball: The Univer. scored in that game by Van Dellan sity Liggett girls varsity basketball eight, Cherpes, three and juniors Di. LlqUERS DECEMBER OIL CHANGE SPECIAL team is enjoying a very successful anne Alcantara and Suzy Catry, one DOMESTIC LIQUOR season. Their re~ord is currently 10.3. each. Alcantara and freshman Laura BEER f, WINE Stefanski did a fine job of controlling BEERS OIL LUBE & RLTER REGULARLY 11.47 In Nlrly November the girls entered the offense. the Huron Valley Invitational and KEG BEERS On Dec. 11, the Knights defeated TUE.,WED.,THUR.ONLY won. This is especially significant be. • 47 Maumee of Ohio, 15.14. That game cause the team they defeated had been We Deliver Party Orders • ONMOST""-,_,,,," pll'ying sincc August. University Lig. went into double overtime and ULS 8 pulled it out in the last minute. A NOW At lltISfSYOUS ONLY gett does not start girls' baskelball great display of rebounding was put until the first week in November. 21920 GREATER MACK on by senior Katja Witstok and fresh. t7045s.tW_ 3510 Woedword 20101 VconOyb llITIOlT, MI DET1lOIT. MI This year, for the first time, the man Gina Dodge. Points were scored Between 8 and 9 Mile CIITllOIT, -- girls played in the state Class D .85-3210 832-5330 891-6355 by junior Monica Brane, six, Cherpes tournament. They made it to thc finals five and Darlaw, {tve. 776.5757

I Pdge Two.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 17, 1981 .. -_ .. _------_._------.------Shores~ Polizzi ends brilliant field hockey career \ ihioll College senior Tomasine Orlando, Fla. Polizzi played on the career at Albion as the most prolific region second team; Albion's team Pulizn. of 1 he Shores concluded an Great Lakes region first team. seorer in the school's history and participation in Association of Inter. ootsl auLiing intercollegiate field hock. Poli:u.i, already named an honorable holder of four Michigan Intercollegi. collegiate At h I I' tic s for Women ey carc('r early in December as a par. mention selection on the USA Field ate Athletic Association (MIAA} (AlA W) regional tournaments pre- ti('ipant in the V.S. Field Hockey Fes. Hockey's Mitchell and Ness College scoring records. vented her from tryouts during her tival '81 national tournament in All.American team, closed out her "Tomasine's records prove her to sophomore and junior years. - ._. -._--.. --- be an excellent scorer." said coach Poli:u.i is the only MIAA player 'f'or A New Ei-P-erience -Vr8it''.-' Catch 'Hay Fever' Charlotte DufL "But I want to em. on the Great LakeS' first team. The phasize the fact she's an unselfish team is primarily comprised of col. v -...... -wILD WINGS GALLERY (,t Oa/dlllld lJ. total team player. She is a leader by lege graduates and current Division example on and of( the field as a I and II players from Michigan. THE MIDWEST'S Artistic Director Tel" superior player, fine sportswoman As Polizzi finishes her athletic #!j;~ ence Kilbur will dire(~. NEWEST AND FINEST and excellent student." career at Albion, she will also exit Noel Cownrd's famvus Polizzi's career MIAA records in. with a number of other extracur. ", I NATURE AND London and Broadway c1ude: most points (99); most goals ricular and academic accomplish. ~ ;j(f:'. WILDLIFE GALLERY hit, "Hay Fever," which (46}; single.season record for most ments. She is a member and vice opened a four week run \. : featuring 'imite~ edition goals (17); and the single game president of Alpha Chi Omega SOl'. on Thursdny. Dee, 3 at record for goals in a game, achieved ority and president of Albion's Pan. \Ii reproductions 8:30 p.m. on the Oak- .. from original paintings. when she drilled home seven shots heHenic CounciL A history.man~ge. land University n ear against Olivet in 1980. ment double major, her honors .. CJ "ny' and G;/r Ire!,., •• Srale and federal iJuck'Sramp.Prmrs' Rochester . During her four. year career at include Mortar Board, Albion's schol. Albion, Polizzi led the Britons arship and service honorary, Omicron l (;A.LLf R '{ tlOl"RS t Hay Fever is a faree. i"" 1 w", .... 'f.1 ".1 to w. b 00. Tr ....."'. ~'n 1000. '9 00, Sun. 12: 00. So 001 comedy about a family through three undefeated league Delta Epsilon, the honorary for championship campaigns, two region. economics, a two.time recipient of of four zany eccentrics \-\11 11\ ..."CI.," 4?~ \rHl \rhorTull CDownlov.n)PI)'moulh~Mic-hi&an4gI70 al nlavoff herths. and a 24-4.2 four. the President's Project 250 Award, . ~'_ Leg ~trength is .important to safe field hockey tournament. The, Tomasine Polizzi, of the Shores, pictured in this season's and sk.l.llful do~nhlll and cross.coun- Scotties won the midwest re- I POINTE DODGE I Albion College field hockey action. try skllng. Fatigue reduces balance 'gionals and finished in second I I place in the Ohio finals after" I You Can Rent A 7982 K-Car » compiling a 18.4 record. They .I Noon Thursday, December 24. ; fell in the national semi.finals, I Noon Monday, December 28 I 1-0, to the Lynchburg Hornets then defeated SUNY.Brockport, 95 JAN 180R MFG. I '79 I 2.1, to Hnish in third place in the. I Noon Wednesday, Detember 30- 'j nation-the highest finish ever, , I Noon Monday, January 4 .I NEW 1982 581-7300 recorded by a Wooster hockey', 5 team. C 0 I u n i, a sophomore ~ 25 YEARS OF SERVICE ~ '799 Urban Studies major, sco,"ed Noon Thursday, December 24- .I I DODGE. PICK-UP four goals at her forward posi- • I Noon Monday, January 4 I 22~6 Cyl. engine. 4spee~ w/O.D • power ,I.e"ng & br.ke., r. step bmpr.~ spare-1Ire, carpeting. inside hood release, wood- tion on the Scotties. A Pittsford, lIraln ~.,~, Stk. =82.116. I '19995 I SALI! PRICE 5429'1MINUS 5300 RE8ATE PlEMIUM QUALITY N.Y., native, Coluni is the';' I .I daughter of Valentine and Vir-,,' SALE • GARAGE DOORS ginia Coluni, of Lincoln Road.;, I. ~ $5999 The College of Wooster ScatHes PRICE PluS 'ax, IIc:ense & s396destln!ltion • INSULATED ENTRY DOORS connected for 109 goals in 22 games while holding their op- I I • GARAGE DOOR OPENERS ponents to 18 goals, en~oute to their second appearance in the l~~~~~~~M_~!~!a~~~~~~:::__j nationals in the past three years. THIS MONTH FEA TURES ATlENTION O~NERS STANLEY AS LOW AS Qiro.a.a.rpoittf.r 'ark • .135 RINK UPT~500 FIBERGLASS GARAGE DOORS RESIDENTS 8x7 $154 16x7.....$272 9x7 8164. HOLIDAY RUBB!SH MPS BELOW INVOICE* COLLECTION SCHEDULE FOR 1981

OH HEWI.' PHOENIX 4 DR. • No collections will be made on Christmas Eve, Thursday. December 24; Christmas 11.. ... '0 I,,' I.~U :is 1,1('1 " L)'I. PS 'Pe Day, Friday. December 2.1. or on New Years Pwt Cr 1OCIo, TII: Day, Friday. January 1. 198,:. (.I>J'W' £1<')(. , "'" • Ir..,,1 (.«l< 1..""1"'10 ("'''XI!, W$'''' ~,"''l; • The Thursday rOlltr (Dec. 24) will be collect- C...~l ~.J cV"t'&rs. LlJ~urr Tr ...... (,.. ed on Saturday, Dec. 211.and the Friday route Cr"' ..re-r~" G, Ponl*, ~I artC: Get A Real Jump S,.....J'"C 0pI,Of1 ilr.(:lodf1, Aa.! F"'I SI~~1 IDee. z.'i I will be collected on Monda)'. Dec. 8')1j( SoOt M~1o SUI .ll'4ie'9 On Good Health! 211. HURRYI ONLY 38 PHOENIX'S NASA researCh found •. At eqUIValent • The ;'\;rw Years Da\' route (Jan 1) will be AVAILABl.E FOR THIS SALE IAl£ I'lUCE levels of oxyger) uptake 'eboundong picked up on Salurd'ay . .Jan. 2, . IS as much as 68% morc effp(.tlVe • Plck.ups start at 7:30 A.:-'1. sharp. Residents than running for exh~(nal work arc urgt'd 10 set ruhhish out for collection the ouinul - With markedly 11ecreased evenmg before the pickup day. danger Of skeletal • Christmas trees will be picked up on the stress injuries regular collectIOn clay. Trees exceeding 7 feet • AproblC m length must be cut in half .

• Strpn9thcf'lS earn '0- • Christm i1Swrappings can he placed in hoxes, vilscular systpm plastIC hags or rubhlsh cans Boxes must be neat Iy bundied and sec lIrel\' tied. Residents are encouraged to lIsr plastic hags for ease of • Sf,muiall's Iyrophat,c collecl \On. sysfrm For further iniol'mallon. plf'i1se call the Public • Tones "'"seles ~----~-...... -----.. S('1'\ lC(, Departmrnt at 1122-~020. NEW 1.' • ProlNts skc.irlillsfs1rm ~~~ JAMES G. ~LJ..ISON, frOrnli'rH"j'i=I.1i5S0(Ii.llf'nwllh ~~ DIRECTOH OF PUBLIC SERVICE T~1000SDr. Jogging on nard surian., ~--=... A J,'J" ~~, ~..-~1 AU.Fu "eoI'~ f,.r~""I:" r~ s.t1. WSw f~ -.,1(}(1'wY;1ol"'lMV'''. gl~'I""" \t"'''''I~S<'''''''''''S ... ,'',), CITY HAll HOURS .. • TM FOR THE HOLIDAYS • ).;'~TJA: T{) f'l.;;'TP ,.~ l"~" \0"11 .....~ r.~,"'Y ~~~ .... ~ ~.....rt",? IttHli!t5nnrr l;!lntI!l'ttrn mo. Due t~ the Christmas and Nrw Years' holidays, "j"" Ff''''' E."ll l'li'V'J(""'<,~l' ... 1"r'IOl. fr.oII'" 1/)1' the City Hall Will be cloSE'd on Thursday, De. 1:-1"..... [ .. ",.". 1.-V;Jr,c..o?U~'(lCA:lc~T"

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P~ge Three.C I Thur$day, December 17, 1981 G R 0 SSE POI N T E, NEW S Norsemen South cagers win first (Continued from Page IC) ing underclassman award went to and Buster Lucido. South's varsity cagers finished up Varsity Cheerleaders: Coach Linda their second week of play with one sophomore Arnold, loss against Notre Dame, 39.28 and Soccer: Named to AlI.Leaguc first Ritter's varsity cheerleaders attended Grosse Pointe the National High School Cheerlead- one win against Utica Ford, 54.49. team were juniors Peter Brummel Hockey. . On Dec. 8, the boys took on Notre and Andy Landauer. On the second ing Championships Regional Compe. Dame. South was leading through the learn were senior .Joe Lafata and titian at Miami University in Oxford, first half and in the beginning of the junior Bill Gitre. Honorable mentions Ohio two weeks ago. There were 36 Association fourth quarter. Later in the fourth went to juniors Tedd Aurelius, Jim squads from 10 states vying for the quarter they fell behind. "We lost Dolan and Mike Connell anne Snow. 2-1 win while stopping 20 shots. Nuyen plays and sophomore Michelle G..ddens was JV Cheerleaders: The junior val'. Dave Neager with 14 points and Tom given the Sportsmanship award. (By Leonard Smith, Grosse Pointe Gentile with 13. '<,lly cheerleaders, headed by Marie Dawn Locniskar). trImer, went to a competition at Maa. Hockev Association secretary, ~t"II's.1\tAlllt" I,paf!! The team visited Warren Cousino South wrestling; Lasl wepk was not i"," Hpieht, High School on Nov. 22, was Van Biesbrouck's coach in The Seals rebounded to capture Dec. 15 (atter press time). a good one for South wre ...tlers, The 1976 when the team was District their first win of the season, topping and placed second in Class "A." The Lisa Nuyen, a sophomore at JV basketbal1: Opening against varsity was defeated, 41-24, b" 'Var. freshmen also finished in second place III and state minor champion. the Leafs, 3.1. Jeff Osborne opened three very tough teams, South's jun. ren TOIler. . ~mith College and the daughter ill the same competition for ninth "John was an outstanding goalie the scoring in the first period, Danny lor varsity basketball team closed its There were several good individual Lefevbre assisting. A second period of Kim and Carolyn Nuyen; of graders. Sally Snethkamp is this for us , .. something special." first week of play at 1-2. The JV lost efforts, howevcr. Among them were year's freshman coach. Smith said. goal by the Leafs' Cullen McMahon, Moran Road, has completed her its opener to Highland Park, 65.32. Peter Grifo in the 155 w('ight dass, assisted by Lanny Tracy and Kip 1'h" JV Ihen went to Pontiac's Sil- Grosse Pointe community hockey is second fall season on the Smith Steve Carrier scored nine points and who won, 8.3; Tom Gibney tri- Gotfredson, tied it up, but Klobuchlll' College tennis team. The spring, verdome and again placed second out alive and well through the efforts of hauled down five rebounds in alas .. l'mphcd, 9,6, in 132 Ibs.; Jod Flowers, of 36 squads from throughout the took a pass from John Morreale to UB1 recipient of the most im. dedicated coaches who put forth the ing effort. 119 Ibs., pinned his opponent in 5:02; state. s~ore the winning goal in the third IJrovcd pla~'er award, Nuyen has The next game proved to be just Pete Hedemark, 112 Ibs., got his pin many hours of on.lce tralningj and period. Greg Semack added an in. Basketball: The junior val's I t y through the help of sponsors, who pJa~'cd the No.1 doubles position as disappointing, as 18 turnovers cost in 5:20, and Paul Gormley, 105 Ibs., Norsemen fell to Sterling Heights, surance goal on a breakaway in the the Devils dearly in a 57.33 defeat to pinned his opponent in just 50 sec- pay the costs. final period, with Karen Koster this fall. Her 54-53, with just four seconds left on cO:'lch, Christine Davis is pleased Notre Dame. The JV finally got it onds. "It takes a lot of money to keep storks. Flyers the clock. The team dropped its sec. the program going," says Ron with Li~a's performance. "She is together Dec. 11, winning a 43.4} South's JV also took a loss from ond straight to Utica Ford, 50.36. The Storks hit the win column for squeaker over previously undefeated Warren Tower 24.6, The sole point Warezak, director of sponsors for the the first time, beating the Flyers, a highly coachable and hard. Tim Sheridan and Mike Hall led GPHA. There has been tremendous working player who has learned Utica Forcl. gathered was' by Craig Frazier, 119 the way with 21 and 20 points respec. 5.2, in a fast.moving game. Gabe Pete Toenjes blocked seven shots Ibs., who got his opponent in 3:50. support from the community and Erickson and Tommy Rajt each soli:! doubles positioning. She tively against Sterling Heights. The from local merchants who donate a and Carrier snatched 13 boards and On Dec. 5. South wrestlers placed Utica Ford contest saw Chris Binga. notched a pair of goals after Brad ha£ a goe:! dual match record scored 12 points to highlight the per. minimum of $400 to sponsor a GPHA Warezak had opened the scoring. orepping matches only to Tufts, ninth in the Lutheran Invitational man score 12 points and Sheridan 10 team. Among the sponsors who have formance. Shawn Whelan also dished Tournament. in the defeat. Don Deseranno had both Flyer goals. Brown, UMASS, and Spring. off threa assists and Tom King and made the GPHA's program possible Goalie Jeff Torrice kept the high. The wrestlers will meet on Dec. 19 The freshmen were routed by De. through their support of 27 teams field." In oddition to enjoying Chip Ranno played well off the bench, and face L'Anse Creuse North on Jan, LaSalle, 58.32, despite Art Szyman. s~orlng Flyers to two goals with the C;e best season in Smith College The JV was scheduled to face War. are, for the Mites: Canadlens-Lake. strong defensive help of Jason Hall, 7. (By Tara Srndelbach). ski's 18 point performance, side Dental Supply, Jay Kis.kalt, history with 11 9.2 record last ren Cousino away at 6:30 on Dec. 15 .1iIiI '_._~_- , John Okray, Kevin Boehm, Brian (ofter prell time), By Kevin Roberts, coach; Fiyers - Continental Alumi. Donnl. and Chris Cnln. fall, Smith's tennis team ranked num, Evans Teles.du, coacb; Maple ~'b,th among 39 colJeges partido Frelhma" ba.ketball: Finlshlnl tho Busic adult ed. Loats-G,P,D" Inc" John Ban, coach; Canadlen •.Ransen plItlng In the 1981 New England week with a ,500 record, the tre.hman The Canadien. overcame a 1.1 tie I Holiday I Ranlor. - Central Tran.port, Bill buketbal1 team polished oft Notre at the end of the second period to Women's Intercollegiate Tennis starts in Feb. Quinn, coacb; Red Wln.s-Merrlll. Tournament. . Dame, 3'7.27, in the season opener on Lynch, Toby Leith, coach; Seals - win, 2.1, and recol'd their flfth win Dec, 8, before falling, 46.42, to Oak. Registration for the 51. I Service Specials I Joe Muer Sea Food, Rick Semack, of the season, The game featured wood on Dee, 11, Cllllr Shores winter term coach, and Storka-B '" H Del1verle" Itrons defensive play and tight check. In the Notre Dame win, Alex Mel. of Adult Basic Educa. John Hall, coach, ins, . Marlies fall los scored 13 points to lead the team tion (ABE) will be Jan. LUBE At the Squirt level, sponsorl ilnd Rangers.Maple Leots and Rick Whitney and Rick Wauga. lB, '19, 20 llnd 21 from I $9951 coacbes include: Bruins-Vetere Pro The Rangers bounced back to turn man pumped In, 12 and seven points 7 to 9 p.m, with Mrs. I C»IL I Hardware, Bill Wilson, coach: Cana the tables on the Maple Leafs. 4.1. in tourney In the victory. Shects at Ihe Adult Ed. dienl-Dunkin Donuts, Tom Alder. The Rangers mounted a strong attack Despite coming out on the losing uca tlon Centel', 2305,0; ton, coach: Islanderl-General Safety and held the Leafs to just one goal. end oC the Oakwood conte.t. the {rash Masonic Boulevard in I FILlER Up 10 I still had two players In double figures. st. Clair Shores. Classes Corp" Bill Alcott, coach; North Seals. Storks semi.finals 5 Qt •. Oil Stars - Nino's Market, Jack Blum, Klobuchar scored seven seconds Rich Lochbller and Whitney each begin the week of Feb. I CHANGE I coach and Whalers-Oakland Dodge, after the opening face off to lead the The Grosse Pointe Marlboro scored 10 points and Waugaman can. 8. I EXP.12/31/81 WlththlsAd I DOl) Grundman, coach, Seals to a 6-3 victory. Brad Warezak Bantam A hockey team played trlbuted seven. The freshman will Sponsors and coaches In the Pee scored two for the Storks and Klo. excellent hockey to reach the take on Bishop Gallagher today, Dec.. Evening classes are IWe Honor All Chrysler Warranty Work I Wee d I vis ion include: Hawks- buchar added another Seal goal be. semi.final round of the Silver 17 at 4 p.m. (By Kevin Roberts), held at the Adult Educa. Dunkin Donuts, John Aley, coach: fore Jeff O~borne and John Morreale - Stick Tournament-only to lose South sports awards: South High tion Center from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Reading, writ. I I Flyers - Sonar Professional, Peter put the Seals ahead for good. Mar. a 3-2 heartbreaker to Fraser on School ends a successful season- of Hoffman, coach; Islanders - Taylor reale's goal came when he took a pass fall sports competition this week and ing and arlthmlltic class. I I Dec. 13. es are free for adults, Gaskin Co. Ben Ch'apman, coach; from Matt Spicer and whistled a shot The Marlies had reached the play. several teams have already given out awards. regllrdles-s of residency, I I Red Wlngs~:"" Cotmer Park Florist, from center ice. Gabe Erickson, Gary off round on Dec. 11 by virtue of a Lance Gotfredson, coach; Titans - Spicer and Louie Tallerico scored Girls' cross country: Most Valuable who have not attended 2.2 tip. with Livonia. Grosse Pointe high school or need to I I Spirits of Grosse Pointe, Gary Berger, final goals. broke out on top in this game and were juniors Jill Tingley and Suzanne coach, Flyers-Red Wings Cebrowskl. Most Improved was soph. imp r 0 v e their basic I . I again led midway through the second skills to meet their needs At the Bantam house level, spon. The Red Wings struggled back period, only to have Livonia come omore Kathy MastroiannI. Named to sors and coaches are Blues-Colonial from a ~.l deficit, but came up just AIl.League status were Tingley, Ceo for employment. job im. roaring back for thc He. . provement, or everyday 1.:J~.1.~~__ Federal Savings, Lou Suvak, coach; short of a tie. losing to the Flyers, Walter Connolly provided all the browskl and freshman Megan McCoy. !.8J.~i1~! North Stars - Mourad and Elrod, ~.4, In a thrUler. The Flyers' "B" Mal'lie sCClrlng, with Greg Henchel Boya' eron country: Senior captain use, \ I'nle ~Henzel, coach, line did all the scoring with Jody and Bob Rogers assisting on the first Chrls Pellerito finlshet! seventh' in 'ROM In Midget house play, It's the Hartlngh recording four goals and the EML (Eastern Michigan League) G.E,D, pre par aHon SANDWICHES goal nnd Joe Sullivan and George classes are offered to TO STEA~SI Blues-M & B Products, Rick Carl. Marcel Chagnon adding one. Rabble Jerome setllng up the second tally, championships. Most improved was son, coach;. and the Wolverines- Wiercerkowski scored a hat trick for Gerry Rebeschlnl and Most valuable help students prepare ~ CARRY OUT The Dee, 13 semi.flnal gsme was for the G.E.D. Test. Garrett Computer Service, Earl Cleo the Wlngsj Jason Battaglia added the a see.saw battle with Grosse Pointe was Nigel Orton. . AVAILABLE land, coach, In Junior, Blues-Bonan. Classes are also offered RAM'S HORN St!nlo' Clluens other Red Wing tally. cJming from behind twice to tie the Varsity football: Named to All. OIHoLlnl 10°0 za, Grosse Pointe Woods, Blll WIlson, SQUIRTS contest. Fraser and the MarHes each League status were senior Tom Keane in English for the for- RESTAURANT M,.,,,,~,,, o,a., S~ ~o eign born to learn Eng. 17410 MACK AT Sf CLAIR I pm -10 pm ''lach. Team \V L T Points scored twice in the first period. and junior Ken Fromm on first team Tn GPHA travel hockey, the Squirt Canadlens 6 I I 13 Jamie Parker got the MarHes' first defense and senior Steve Srebernak lish as a second Ian. guage. A citizenship AA Blues are sponsored by K Tool, Whalers 6 2 1 13 goal after taking n nice pass from qn first team offense. Second team WE ARE fAMOUS fOR and Valente Jewelers and coached Bruins 4 3 0 8 Sullivan. members were Jim Hartman on de. class is offered for those 12 DINNER OUR DESSERTS! by Bob Nesler. The Pee Wee A Blues Islanders 2 5 0 4 After Fraser took a 2.1 lead, Kevin fense and Jim Arnold and Steve preparing for the citizen- SPECIALS: Ha•• Md. Sou, Dilly 1 are coached by Harry Jewett and North stars 1 7 0 2 Tisdale set UJl Jeff LeFebvre at the Westcott on offense. All.League hon- ship examination, Wed - Vegetable ~ponsored by Michigan Truck Spring. blue line and he blasted a 40.footer orable mention nominations went to $3.99 T~ur. - C~,l@ !l1l6 Ilfl!!l~I~tr{lMl'! @v@ntl! ttlf till'! IlY@f th@ (ll!IlI~. Mlk@ Klllllullhftr tlJjt!!l' TIl@ t/VHII/lffl Pill! Will! II/wtill Ill, lowpd bv LIlli bbllY, Tim (,hl'M IIn!! ~ up tl1@ Illlm@ with A gOAl III thl! \'i~illll will Ill! tllfthH'Il(\ in nlll NI!W$ ,John ('nlhy "eeu ClllllllHI, 141W f!:~h, lIflfnlllll, 1I1ll'! II! II 1!@l'Illlf !lnt! II KAlil' Jim mln\llll ftlr Inll MIlAl~,Till! "l!1I18 !l(llit wl'llll, ~Il{lll l!l!lm Pilrrillii l~ ~M:III, 1111 anel lJl~'bsfls ('ru~ hilO fin!l l111tlln, mll~Qfl llllt@f wlnllllf, ij~lltt ~i!l lIUllllkm in n,@ Jut t!lf@@ flr~,fll!fl Will! nlwk/lY ili IIp/ln 10 rhil- bl\'C gllnws 'fhl! !ill!!f girls li1-lftllf!ld Kllillmll~llfl frtlllhmlll'l Mikll Clul1ll mlnllt~~ Qt tnll IIllmll, bill IHllfAIl ttl'tln 11 Ill' U rllllfli of /lUll. Therll life 01£' b~me falo agllil1s1 II .lrllnll litllr will wr!llltlll in thll 1lI4,ptlund elm rllf Tilltllll ~h)f)ahl~ IIfQllnd In thl! ,"nJllr 1l1~QtW(l Pflfl Willi trAvel tClIms !In. of tl1l' !lfla teom, HI." Tlw 71111fbll)l~ ihll Ifornllt wr{lIlW"lf tllAm, Chmll II! net~ IInt1 hllJd 1m tQr thll win. tllNld 111HIll OJIHA lhii ielltiOn ahll lost to ~llIr of tho ROlli 3~-aa, A Nnrl!l H1l1h IlfIH!lllItll, Star teams op,en 198] .82 hu~l{ethuII season with wins

Our LAdy Btllr ot tllll Hllll'~ Illtv\lnth 01'1"11 hit tor two polnh giving Rt. 2:11 n vlC'lory OV(l1' :-It, JuO(' In the defirH to pull out II 10,11 vll.'tory OVllr IInd \llllhth "rlldll boy.' blll!lu~tbll\l tllam Jll~ll the win. ,I'/.I,,,n 01H'!)f'f. IH, JUdll, openlld It. ~ouon IIllaln.! 81, Judll lut Bfllnmm Will! tho high ~('orrr till' htllr 10rl thr l'l\tin~ fir.l half but Still". /illrla ('ouldn't pllnlltr/ltll ihe wllllk with /I 30,2~ 10", 8tllr jumped 8tllf with 12 polntli Como hit for ninf ('lOlllrin't nll1lwg(' II !J\lckf1t in the third lillY thl! tlrat halt, hOWllVllf, durinA' to a quick e.o Iliad, thon .IIYO up 13 while Kevin Shllnnon Ilddfd four And (lulIl'!rr allowing St. Judo to liO Ilhelld, h/lIt,t1me they rllworked thllif oUcm.a unanswered points, Pat Brennan hit John Mack and Sieve Franch con. Hi.) ,t F Jur Stur player. hit kllY fourth Ilnd played tlawlllJl def(lnlCl In the tor sh, point. late in tho aecond Quar. trlbuted two points each. Bob Snydt'r qUlIrtl'r hu('kl.'ts whill.' thl' defense held second half to win, ter to put Star bilCk In thl! lame, At .cored 10 points for St. Jude, Sl ,Juor s('orelC'ss to Ilivc Star the Kristin Parllh and Nancy Schulte halftime St. Jude led Star, 18-10. In th(, fifth/sixth (lrade malch\lp 2:~.1;j win. each hit for four points in the game St Jude held on to its six point Star beat St. Jude handily, 31.16. :o.t ichl'lll' McCarron had 11 points to while Beth Allor contributed two lead' for the entire third and most of Brian Peltz led Slar's offense with 11 pacr' SIal"', ofrcl1sivp attack. Michelle points for Stars' total output. the fourth quarter. In the closing points, Brady O'Toole had six, Kevin Calcaterra added six points, Marybeth minutes of the game, Star's press Mack had four, and David Gesell, .Tim Simon hIt fOI" four and Marissa Bau- Boom towns far apart forced costly St. Jude turnovers allow. Boutrous, Bob Winiarski, J.P. lIrll. ti,la rOlll1ded out thl' scoring with Olympia. Wash., is the nation's sec. ing Star the opportunity to score and rung and Kevin McCarron each addC'd two. C. Gl'r1J{'was Ihe high scorer for ond faslest-growing metropolitan ar. tie the Bame with the help of Craig two. SI. .J ud(' WIth six. ea, almost completely across thl" Como's free throw shooting. In the Star's seventh and eighth grade In a miraculous win Star's firth! breadth oC the continent from Fort final seconds of the ,ame Jim St, girls' basketball team marched to a sixth Ilfad(l !llrls overcame an 8.0 Myers, Fla., the fastcst.growinll. Page Four-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December ,J 7, 1981

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Call 312 741.9780, Pointe News, 99 Kerche- students available for your 7 WMted to Rent ~18 Sewing Mechine Ask about selling Fl~rida Call 773-9707 or 885-2529 Rose Lafata d ext. 7010. val, Grosse Pointe Farms after 5 p.m. party. Kitty 823-4675 an 7" Room Wonted ZIe: Electrical Service property from our office. HOUSE CALLS _ Medical, Debbie 343-0049. I 7B Room and BOllrdWonted 21 D TV and Radio Repair Call Doug Primeau for de- SECRETARY - Small East 48236. . er.perienced general prac. 7C Garage WantEd 21 £ Storms r.nd Scn~ens tails. Side office needs sharp, WANTED '- Person willing ART SALE tltloner (M.D.) available SISTER P A U L A Psychic 7D Storage Space W"n'cd 21 F Hom~ Improvement 779-7500 experienced person cap. to work full time or week. for home calls in acute reader. Reader and ad. S Artides or Sale 21G Roofing Service able of managing an office, ends gathering signatures Grosse Pointe StudIo illness and chronically ill visor. Wlll help you with 8A Musical Instruments 21 H Cerpet Cleaning OUT OF WORK? typing, shorthand or speed for petition drive. Must be Mixed Media shut.ins, Eve n in g sand -all and any problems. Love, 8B Antiques or Sole 21-1 Pointing, Decorating writing, good salary plus a registered voter in State Thinking of relocating? Beautifully f ram e d for weekends. Call 886-7654. marriage, business, etc. All 8C Office Equipment 21J Well Washing benefits. 886.7792. of Michigan. Call Donna at We have the largest number home or office. All sizes. I readings private and conft. 9 Articles Wanted 21K Window W~shir,g of out of town newspapers ENTRY LEVEL "High Tech" 383-4241 before 5 p.m. Michigan artists. Acrylics, SANTA'S HELPER will as. dentlal. 882.5091. 16404 E. 10 Snowmobile for Sale 21 L Tile Work from all over the U.S.A. typesetter needed at small DENTAL ASSIST ANT. Mod. oils, watercolors, prints. semble Christmas gifts. Warren Avenue, one block 10" Motorcycles for Sale 21 M Sewer Service graphic arts studio. Will BY APPOINTMENT Call Elf John, 823.2318. West Outer Drive, corner 108 Trucks for S:le 21M Asphalt Work Sunbelt. Want-Ads include , train qualified person on ern Grosse Pointe office. ONLY Any time. of Audubon. l' Cars for Sale 210 Cement and Brick Work Florida, Arizona, Texas, Berthold Computerized ty. Experience preferred. No CALL 884-6442 ------21 P Waterproofing Colorado and others. pesetting system. Previous Saturdays. 8,82,1389. Between 4-3 p.m. ASSORTED QU ICHE WASH/REPAIR 0 r i e n ta IlIA (or Repair 21Q Plaster Work NEW HORIZON'S rugs. Excellent bOl'der and 118 Cars Wanted to Buy experience almost manda. REAL ESTATE Monday Friday Delivered frozen. $4.95 11C B d M 21 R Furniture Repeir BOOK SHOP . fringe repair, antiques reo oats on o:ors 13 Mile at Little Mack tory. Salary negotiable. SALESPERSON WANTED Saturday.Sunday 881-4174 finished. Oxford Villa _ 11D Boot Repeir 21S Carpenter Call Judy 527.6868. Best commission plan in 21T Plumbing and Heating Roseville 2-6 p.m, I ------628-2596, 10.10. 11E Boat'Dockage and Storage I-CA-R-R-O-U-T-E--D-R-IV-E-R--fo-r area after 1st $10,000 you '-- --1 Magazine Subscriptions Make 11F Trailers and Campers 21 U Janitor Service 296-1560 ------Ideal Gifts! For Christmas, ' 11G Mobile Home- 21V Silverplating Grosse Pointe Farms area. earn in commission, you HOW TO BE Birthdays, Anniversaries, lB-SECRETARIAL I1H Airplenes 21W Dressmok-Ingand Tailorin;;l DO YOU HAVE A Car expense plus profit. then are on the 100% MISCONCEPTION Call after 3 p.m. 882-4755. plan. HAPPI ER AU Occasions. Attractive SERVICE 12 Suburban Acre:ge 21Y Swimming Pools ______We also have a good desk Gift Cards Sent Anywhere 12A Suburban Home 21% Snow Removal and of the AMWA Y opportu. Learn coping skills In The World. Simply Call SECRETARIAL/ANSWERING 128 Vocation Property Landscaping nity? Call Marl1yn at HELP! Can you spare 40 rental plan. • Problem solving Bedard Publications, 881. service, .bookkeeping, Xe. 12C Forms for Sele 824-2200 minutes a week, volunteers Call or if in the neighbor- • Stress management 8733. rox, notary available. ReS'------needed to attend 18 month hood stop and talk to us. TEACHER WANTED. Home old handicapped child, pat. • Improve ,self-esteem. "', R~LAXING I,iASSAGE for umes, term paperst lejal. GLAD HI L L 1------1------Economics teacher wanted terning begins week of • Better Communication:, 'w~inen'..:...swedlsh and other Reasonable rates .. 885-1900. RE A.'lTORS 2A-MUSIC 3~LOST AND for 2nd semester at Catho. January 11th. call 881.4669 /"\ • Personal Relations techniques. Natural, nULrl. 17901 East Warren.' - EDUCATION FOUND • Personal Development 1 _ lic High School, January or 371-1647. 881-3670 • Overcome shyness !ional counseling, .by ap. LEGAL SECRETARY desires 25th-June 11th. 886-0855. • Learn to be assertive pointment or class. Judy. 3-4 days. 12 years experi- PIANO LESSONS - Quali. STILL LOST: Grosse Pointe ------ATTENDANTS-Family en. I TYPIST/WORD 882.3856. ence in various types of fied teacher, my home. City since 11/27, 5 year. NURSE'S.AIDES t er t'ammen t cen ter, re tal'1 PROCESSOR Call Mr. Fleming I . I d' 1 I 774-1214 HOME-MADE gingerbread aw me u 109 persona n. 882-7772. old female Russian Wolf. Needed ImmedIately for pri. experience helpful. 832. houses-deliciously edible jury, medical malpractice, hound, red and white, an- vate duty assignments in 7503. PART T IME for information f product liability, corporate, GUITAR LESSONS: study swers to "Pandora". May b b FI 'bi 22725 Greater Mack or reusable year a ter year. divorce. criminal. Call after classical, jazz, or rock styles have run beyond Grosse eastern su ur s. eX! e ACCOUNTANT _ Bookkeep. CPA firm in Ren.Cen needs St. Clair Shores Special orders accepted. 6 527 'JA"9 with one of the finest and Pointe area. Children ex- scheduling, must have one er, small accounting office typist with minimum of 1 Order now. 882-9540. . -.J'n). most versatile players in tremely depressed. Sub- yea r recent experience needs individual for staff. year word processing ex. I-::~~~~~~~~~~~~~;::_======--I SECRETARY F A MIL I A R the Detroit area. Wayne stanUal reward. 885.3330 and car. Call for an inter. Experience required. send perience and 65 w.p.m. for with French, German and State and Oakland Univer. or 882.3531. view. resume to Grosse Pointe part time work on an on DR. WILLARD'S WATER Dutch. Chemistry and mi. sity faculty member. Mas. MEDICAL PERSONNEL News, Box 5'13, 99 Ker' call basis. Could involve crobiology, seeks part time ter's degree in music. Be. $5,00:> REWAHD for the re- POOL cheval, Grosse Poi n t e evenings and/or weekends. Dealer has 2 sizes position. 885-8131. ginning to advanced stu. turn of a genuine blue star' 882-6640 Farms, Mich. 48236. Call 259-4158 or send res. plus all instructions dent. Can Chris Birg, 774- sapphire ring sun'ounded ------I ume to Y.IB, Grosse Pointe C.B.S. SECRETARIAL & 2594. by dilimonds in a platinum BAB':'SITTdER NtEEDED, ex. COMPANlON/Housekeeper- News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse ANSWERING SERVICE perlence, ma ure woman Refined woman for retired POI'nte Farms, MI'. 48236. CALL GERI 886-4477 sett ing. L ost the 1ast 0f t f' f t d ki h Full Secretarial Services SAXOPHONE and clarinet '.6 f' t f J RIO care or 10 an an n. lady t at needs assistance, Equal opportunity employer. Phone Answering lessons, jazz improvisation. l'uay, . IfS 0 une. ep y dergartner. Grosse Pointe live.ln. Monday through _ Hypnosis/Hypnosis Individual Office Space John Tobias Music Studio to Grosse Pointe News, Box Farms home. References I Friday a.m. Must drive. GRAPH ICSf The. Midwest Counceling Center, Director Keith D. 884-7734 :rJ~~,ge. 366-6140 or 885- I __N_o_._B_-1_0_0.______r_eq_u_ir_e_d._88_6-4_6_8_7_. Tr_oy_a_re_a_._644-_4_9_18_.__ ILLUSTRA TOR Grosse Pointe-Harper Woods Russell, offering groups for smoking and weight LOST: Dark brown, slender 1 .. ------.1 Professional firm in Ren.Cen, at reduced rates. Also individual sessions for male Burmese cat. Name FORMER TYPING teacher. many other problems. GROSSEPOINTE 1s "Dover". Saturday eve- WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN seeks part time assistant in secretary will do your INSTITUTE OF ning. Little boy's chum. $25,000 IN 1982 .. , Graphics department to as. CALL 776-041 0 business or personal typo Middlesex.Windmill Pointe sist with lettering, keylin. ing in my home. Quick, MUSIC area. Reward. 822-6026. AND HAVE FUN DOING IT? ing, layout and design. reasonable. 771.9247. MUSIC--Piano, guitar, voice, I Call 259-4158 or send res. strings, wind and brass LOST! White cat, black on YOU CAN IF YOU have a strong sales ability, can ume to Box Y.IB, Grosse DR. WILLARD'S WATER TYPIST-Term papers, es. instruments and organ. head and tail. Belongs to sJ:'zak comfortably to small groups, genuinely News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse Dealer has two sizes says, legal briefs. Harper ART - Classes in drawing, i heart.broken blind child. like to help people make intelligent vacation in- I Pointe Farms, Mi. 48236. plus all instructions Woods. Dependable. 885. painting, and pastel. I Please return for ample vestments, have your own car, are between 27 Equal opportunity employer. 1432 after 6. Distinguished faculty. reward. 884-5545 or 1-332- and 45 and want full time employment beginning I CALL GERI 886-4477 882-4963 3474. January I, and are free to travel occasionally to BASS PLAYER and drum. PROFESSIONAL TYFING- ______, Hilton Head, Sarasota and other destination mer for New Year's eve. Term papers-free report Vacation Resorts In. the United States. Private party. 886.4871. cover. Also, resumes, legal 2B-TUTORING AND 4----H-E-L-P-W-A-N-T-E-D-- 'and medical. 881.1368. EDUCATION GENERAL If you are willing to be trained and feel you have ------the ability to blend sales with Public Relations 4A-HELP WANTED 2-ENTERT AI NMENT as you introduce major American destination DOMESTIC re/sume~ TUTORING • RN'S • Resorts to the Grosse Pointes, Birmingham, N g (l) ALL SUBJECTS for staffin ~ntd sPhecia.l,tYIin Bloomfield, Troy, Rochester and Farmington, LIVE.IN housekeeper--Cook G p o VI NTAGE rosse. om e'1 blosphaf then - Se nd you r resume aIon g WI'th a recen- t for care of elderly lady. ..-t GRADES 1 THRU 12 O by I PIANO STYLI NGS PROFESSIONAL FACULTY pe~~~s :va~;N'~ or photo to: References. 881-5959 . 'CD Gl(J) Urbane plano entertainment WE CAN HELP NURSES AIDES Box S.82 lynn ~ru for the cocktail party, din. GROSSE POINTE for private duty. The Grosse Pointe News W~NTED mature, n~n-~tmok. ner party, garden party, I LEt\RNING CENTER • LIVE.IN COMPANIONS 99 Kercheval Avenue I 109 woman to ba YSI oc- special moment. If you are 63 Kercheval on the Hill needed for Wayne and l- G_r_o_s_se_P_o_in_t_e_F_ar_m_s_,_M_I_4_8_23_6 ...!i ~as;~G~I;~n~nc~r;~~~2~~ without a plano, I'll bring 343-0836 343.0836 Macomb Counties. Call i ------.. . .. HIGH FLYING HELIUM 'BALLOONS mine. Call Jeff, 646-9531.1 I MACOMB NURSI NG! A NATIVE SPEAKER could UNLIMITE for all occasions. Birthdays, anniversaries, a smile for THE MUSIC SHOP . help you in French. 822-1 D a patient. Bouquets of I-dozen 1l.lnch balloons, Consistent high quality live I 0614, ask for Anne-Sophie., 739-8590 i . f 11 . ------1 ------i muHi-<:olored, for as llttle as $9. 10% off all bouquets sent to area hospitals through Decem. c~~~~

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4A-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATION I"SC-::C-"'X"""T-n"'l-R"""G--- ! 6-FOR RENT i 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT DOMESTIC WANTED ------' UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED ------MARIE'S CATERING-Qual. 'I ------GROSSE POINTE NURSE'S AIDE to stay with ity food for all occasIOn. UP.PER 5 rooms, Warren.So- :EXTRA LARGE, bright 1. OUTER DRIVE . Chandler 472 TOURAINE - Grosse CITY OF East Detroit-Very EMPLOYMENT AGENCY elderly days or nights. Ex. Buffets, din n e rs, hor; merset, deposit, garage, reo I bedroom apartment. Ap- Park. One bedroom upper. Pointe Farms. Three-bed. clean 3.bedroom duplex, Need~ Cooks, Nannies, Maids, perienced, references. 779. d'oeuvres, part~' trays. Pre. frigerator, slove, rugs. 774. : pliance~, heat, hot water Carpeting, garage, all ap. room brick Bungalow with completely remodeled kit. Housekeepers, Co up 1e s, 2435. pared and lblivered. 862- 2614. and electricity included. pliances, heat included. immediate occupancy. At. chen with new stove and NIJrsc Aides, Companions -F-R-A-N-K-"S---H--a-n-d-y-.m'-a-n- -Servo 6295. , ., $210 per month. Very Quiet $275. 886-9535. traclively decorated and refrigerator, and full base. ar.d Day Worlrers for pri. ice. Wallpapering, painting ------, Terms ,Negotiable ~uilding. No pets. Houston. ,BEAUTiFUL--3 bedroom ~p. carpeted throughout. Can. men!. $365 a month. Call vate homes. Experience and miscellaneous repairs. 6-FOR RENT : 1.94.15 MILF. at liarper, one. I Chalmers area, 839-9406. pel' flat. Carpeted, drapes, venient to Richard, Brow. after 5:30, 885.0807. and references required. 7732123 UNFURNISHED bedroom apartments. Cen., ,..... stO\'C refrig'rator newl" nell and South Schools. E S NG 0 b d 18514 Mack Avenue, . _..__ .______tral air, carpeting and pri-' LOWER FLAT - Vacant - d 't d f'~ 1 • f' t Home includes living room K NIT N - 2. e room Grosse Pointe Farms. 885- ---c-' t t. 11 d 1 Grosse Pointe Park. Newly ecora e, llep acc. IOn . h f' I I d" upper, carpeted, appli- AIDE. OMPANION to elder. , LOWER FLAT -2 bedrooms,', va e en I ance, a mo ern d b d porch back porch enclos- Wit lrep ace, arge 1II111g ances, heat included. Many 4576. Iy or handica ped AI 0 appliances plus laundrv ecorated, 2 e rooms, .<1 I f k' room, kitchen with dish. __ . . .___ p . sea r pet e d. Beaconsfield, and storage facilities. $270. heat inc!ud:'!d, $320. 882. ulre, $J3~~ SOl' w~tr Idng C~Ut' washer, recreation room extras. $350 plus security.

WANTED-Housekeeper for available for the holidays. Grosse Pointe Park. $275. 240? 1 P e.

to drive expressway, if COLLEkGE STUDENT needs GROSSE-poiNTE PARK -.:...:,HAVERHILL 5.room upper II decorated, ~ew <:arp~t, fire. ! W'I<\oYvBURNst.v~rnor'f.5 rotom $525 monthly. Phone 885. newer custom upper, 2 bed. wor d u ri n g Christmas Lovely upper, modern kl't. - • I 2 b d t' \ e, r0\ e, re ngera or, 16?G 0 s a I' t necessary. No cleaning or break HI' t n.ear Whittier.H_arper. Heat I p.a,:e, e roooms, ex ra I,,' S185/month. Call 886-5860 w • r om, pp lances, carpe, . eavy c eamng, a. chen, appll'ances, fl'replace, . $350 882 2402 garage $290 524 1106 laundry. 885-1638. t' b t 11 h Included $270 monthly I Jllec. . .. . fte 6 t' GROSSE POINTE - Neff ' -._' __._' ....__. ______.__ .__ ICS, asemen s, wa .was. parking. 885.9136. $340. ' . .' 1 ._ _ _ . __ a r p.m. or any lrnc -- ing, small repairs. Call __ ._. . .______plus secunty depOSIt. No 5 nOD:.\llower flat. Carpeted, I weekends. Road - Sharp 2 bedroom LOWER FLAT-2 bedrooms, HOUSEKEEPER for single HANK today. 886 5303. 2 BEDROOM. Carpet~d, ap- pets. 286-8125. appliances own utilities I . . - -- lower $600 per month. 886- $275 per month plus utili. business woman. Near Cot. I..t d ------I d' d 2 ' ,CLK<\N 2 bedroom house- 8151 evenl'ngs t' f 11b tage Hospital. Live in. Car NURSE'S AIDE will do el. p lances, secutl y eposit. ST. CLAIR SHORES-2-bed.' new y ecorate. $2 5 per Garage, near expressway __ ._.__.. . les, garage, u asement. and references required. derly invalid care, nililits _8_8_2_.7_94_7~__. .__. ._ room Townhouse. Living ~:~th~~n~~~~~or~~I\ b~~~~ and mall, .$380 plus utili. CLINTON TOWNSHIP - 3~!t.=.~p.m 892-8231, Start January 3. 882.0899, or li\'e.in. Good driver, HOUSTON / Whittier 14603 room,' dining room. full 1199 aft r 6 pm. ties, worklllg couple pre. bedrooms, family room, ONE-BEDROOM upper con- II to 5. l!ood references. Loves el. 11p.8r Chalmers One hed.1 basement, central air, ap. . "':' . ._.____ ferred. 777.4084. basement, never occupied. dominium, car pet ed, ------: derly. $45-$55 daily. 893" room single home avail. !,li,t1h;C~. $';'00 pi'. l.,.:.r.tJ-.. FLAT. G. v~~... ~.:.;••~c :';:.:-l:. - --.------. - - $450 per month. 268.6133 drapes. appliances. air. COMPANION.AIDE needed. I 7657 or 921.0274. able oz,200 th 236-9332. Large 1 bedroom, living 1.BEDROml duplex-S Mile or 642.1620. I near transportation. 881- Experienced only, nights,I------__ 886_57~~w, '!' a mon . ---.--.- ....-.- ..- room, dining room, appli. near Kelly. Stove, refrig. ----- 7 p.m ..7 a.m. M~st have MSU SENIOR needs holiday I' FOR RENT with option to ances. $225/month. 821. erator, carpeted, clean, PRI~1E LOCA~ION -i~-G;~~~ . 1311. _ car and no sm()kmg. Call work, Wi~l bartend and IMMEDIATE occupancy _ 4 buy. You can hang your 1320. $225 plus utilities. 772- Pointe City. Rivard near GROSSE POINTE PARK - be.tw5e2e7n..!A2a..m..u a.m. on. , se t.u P par tles. D00dd' JObS b.edroom house, Mack/~en- stockings on your fire. ------.. ---.------9269. Jefferson. 3 bedrooms, ap. 3.bedroom house, kitchen Yl UU':l l place and have Santa visit A CLEAN 3 room upper ------.- .--- pliances, garage, fireplace appliances, fireplace, full or any driving. 886-1807. smgton, Grosse Pomte at your new home: A love. Ideal fl>r mature adults. ALTER.JEFFERSON area-I in living room. Available basement, $290 monthly. 4C-HOUSE SITTING EXCLUSIVELY for working ~r~:50 plus utilities. Iy 3-bedroom Colonial with 839-9825, Spacious 3.bedroom lower, for immediate occupancy., 886-0657. bath and a lh, formal din. ----. ------.------.---. completely redecorated, Security deposit required. men only. Day apartment I 1------.--- . SERVICES ing room, plus family CITY OF EAST DETROIT - separate entrance, laundry, Call Alice 881.8900 or 885. BEACONSFIELD/Detroit ______or house cleaning. Out. MOUNT CLEMENS V I 3 b d d room, 2-car garage on aery c ean e room u- close to Semta bus. $265 1010 after 5 p.m. lower flat, $250, $300 se. standing, trustworthy SE'r. 2 BEDROO~ ranch available TOWNHOUSE very large lot. Located on plex, completely .remod- plus security. 331.0078. ------.--- curity. Upper flat, $235 vice. Own transportation. Mammoth, luxurious 2-bed. a private cul.de.sac in eled, new stove and refrig. ----.------TWO.BEDROOM flat, fire. $300 security. 885-5196. ' December 19th through Phone Shawna 331.8020. January 3rd. In the Woods, roo m Townhouse. 1* G P' W d eratnr. $365 a month. Call SHARP 2.bedroom lower - place, screened porch, $300 ------baths, appliances, central rosse omle 00 s. $80r> after 5:30. 885.0807. Natural fireplace, carpet. per month includes heat. WOODHALlr-St. John Hl>s, for your visiting relatives. I SITUATION WANTED: Com- heating, carpeted, carport, per month, plus security ------.------, ed, etc., etc. 527.7597. 885.5238 or 1.651-8003. pital area, newer Ranch 884-3620. panion desires care of el. dishwasher. Ideal for 2 deposit. 885-0~90. GROSSE POINTE PARK - . ------.. duplex, carpeted, drive- derly lady. No live.in. Ref. singles. No security depos. BEACONSiIELD2:t;-;;d-;:-00m Very attractive, spacious SPACIOUS. ~ or 3 bed:O?m TWO-BEDROOM upper. liv. way, $275. 821-6833. RELOCATED executive will erences. 885.7764. housesit, caretake in ex. it. 468-3930 or 961-7930. lower, carpeting, extra 3 bedroom flat. Carpeted, upper. ~vmg r00!Jl' dmm~ ing room, dining room, ap- change for living quarters. ASSISTANT to Chef, experi ! -----______closet space, garage, com- appliances, e x cell e n t room, kitchen WIth apph. pliances, carpeted, sepa. COMFORTABLE 5 r 0 l>!11 Outstanding references. enced, small e leg a n t HARCOURT-Lower unit 3 pletely remodeled, security schools, clubhouse, close ances, bas.e~.ent, garage, rate basement. References, apartment. 2 bedrooms 5 Call Mr. Mueller, 875.5600 French l' est a u ran t in bedrooms, living room, dill' deposit. 886-8167. to transportation, 20 min-I separate utIlIties, $?7 per Outer Drive-Hayes. $200 appliances, carpet, heat,' or (216) 967.5704 Collect. Grosse Pointe. 343.0610. ing room. Call evenings utes from downtown. Ga. ml>1?th plus securIty de- plus security 264.5683 parking. Evenings. 824.

824.0113. NEFF ROAD near Village, rage, laundry. $365 plus p.OSIt. No pets. 3666 Not. I ---. . . 1 3849. ODD JOBs-.Painting, wash 1------.----- ..--- lower flat, 2 bedrooms, security. 476-6918 or 259. tlllgham. 343-9017. SOMERSET, Grosse Pointe. ------5-SITUATION ing, snow removal, clean. CAVAL IER MANOR den, sewing room, jalousie 1562. UPPER FLAT l'n Detrol-t. 3 2.bedroom lower, carpeted LAKESHORE Carriage house, throughout nat . Grosse Pointe 10catl'on, WANTED up, clean.out. Anything. 24575 KELLY rear porch, no pets. $5501.------bedrooms, 1 bath, carpeted I ,ura I fIre. 885-9374 weekdays after 3 plus utilities. 884.3207. I LOWER FLAT-2 bedrooms, I th h d P ace, appliances, finished Stands 100 yards from IRONING, pressing hand- p.m. Steve. Luxurious 1 bedroom apart...... formal dining room, living roug out, stove an re- room in basement. Com. main house on beautiful doue in my Park home. Ex- ment or 2 bedroom town. EAST DETROIT sharp 2-bed. room, kitchen and bath, in. frigeralor included. -No pletely elean and sanitized. lakefront acreage. 2 bed. PARTY HELP.ERS-College perienced, trained profes. house, :.ppIiances, carpet, room home, $325 plus uti!. eludes stove and refrigera- ~~~J~~~;M~~~~' & CO. Garage, $375. References. rooms, l.arge living room, students experienced in sional. 823.2140. "Ironed central air, pool. carport, ities, security, references. tor, includes heat and wa. 881.8613 after 6 p.m. large kitchen, sunporch, preparation, service, clean things are nicer." Eastland area, near 10 526.5511. ter. 5308 Wayburn, (near 884.5700 garage; 18 windows. In up. One or more available. Mile. 772.3649, 961.7411. ------East Outer Drive). $275 GROSSE POINTE PARK _ GROSSE POINTE WOODS- ~lu~es washer, dryer, Frig WALLPAPERING, painting, Starting December 12th. I GROSSE POINTE PARK - per month. 477.7157 after 2-bedroom single, garage, Idalre, stove, dishwasher Call now to reserve a date. THREE - BEDROOM Ranch, 1339 Beaconsfield, lower 5 6 p.m. One and two months free, $335 plus security_ Immed. disposal. Includes utilities. repair work, no job too . t d 1 t' 6.room upper_ $310 per . t 5 th 1 small. Call today. Dave, 331.1630, erea P te,d fres hi y pam e, rooms p us recrea IOn room ------la e occupancy. 749.3717, mon ease available 264-0810 after 3 p.m. 11,2 baths, finished recrea. All appliances, $280 per GRAYTON-near King Rich. month. 886-7196_ -.------other terms negotiable: ACCOUNTANT-part time. tion room, appliances, elec. month plus security. Utili- ard. 2 bedroom brick_ 371. CADIEUX-MACK area _ 5- FOURTEEN MILE.Gratiot 2. 885-8176 weeknights and LEADED GLASS 12 years experience. Jour- tronic dust free heating, ties not included. Available 5425. room upper, stove, refrig- bel.droom upper. Heat, ap. weekends. nals, general ledger, corpo. fireplace, central air, 2*. by Januarv 1st. Call after ----.-- .. ------.---- 't $ p lances included. $335. WINDOW REPAIR ration and payroll, taxes, " RJVERFRONT HOUSE on era or, carpet, drapes. 250 886.0657. GROSSE POINTE PARK-2 car garage, electric door. 6 p'.m. 823-1378. th 1 t'I't' 375 & MIRROR REPLACEMF.NT business management. 533. Harbor Island. Rent with a mon p us u Illes. . I ------____ bedroom lo\"er, redecor Mint condition inside and -- . - 9722 LARG' Also buy leaded glau doors 8045 or 882-6860. out. $475 plus utilities. 1m. BEACONSFIELD, upper fi;i; option to buy. Quality . E ONE-bedroom apart. ated, carpeting, appliances and windows . t 3 bedrooms, living room. house. $390 a month. 642. GROSSE POINTE CITY _ ment-Harper.Whittier ar. $245. 779-1114. ' REMOVAL, clean.ups, med la e occupancy. 882. d' 1620 ea. Middle.aged or elderly 882-5833 589-3413 or imng room, attic and. C d' J ff d C maintenance. Very reason 6299. a leux. e erson con o. accepted. - 1.682.6528. HARMING studio or 1 bed- basement, "'325 monlhly SPACIOUS b '. f 11 b tIt able. Call Dave 839-4027, '" 3 edroom frist mmlUm, u asemen, s -----______room, includl'ng utl'litl'es TONY VIVIANO , IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. with hom:'! security. 977. floor apartment, carpeted floor kitchen, living room, INDIAN VILLAGE garage appliances, carpeting, $230: Handyman CHILD CARE in my licensed Very nice 3-bedroom upper _2_7._44_.. > throughout, near Grosse dining room. 2nd f1oor-3, apartment. First month $260. 885.2108 834-4857. Carpenter Work home, part or full time, flat in Grosse Pointe Park Pointe. No ,pets, security bedrooms and bath. No rent free in exchange for and ,,(. Vernor. Nottingham. 823. on Somerset near bus line. 21951£' deposit. Open daily,. 10- outs!<,Ie maintenance, low minor repairs_ SecuritY.Ae- SPAqPU~I[ 3_ bedroom, 2 Miscellaneous 2671. New carpeting in living EDM U N DTO N 5:30. 3459 Haverhill. $260 c 0 s t utilities, excellent posit and references reo bat Ii.upp~r, fireplace, stove, Repair&" room and diqing room, Two bedroom ranch, newly month. neighborhood. $450 per quired. $250 a month plu's reftJgerator, dishwasher, MATURE non-smoker wfll electric fireplace, stove, reo carpeted and painted, 1iv. I month plus deposit. Days security. 821.6988 evenings, security, references, $575. 881-2093 care for your home and frigerator, dishwasher, * ing room" with natural fire- 3993' HAVERHILL - 1 bed- 886-7828, nights and week. 823.3000 days. 884-3559. pets while you're away. NEED SOMETHING moved1 basement, laundry hOOk- place, screened porch, fin. room flat, appliances in. ends 885-9215. NO'ITI Available now tbroogb ups, garage. City Park priv- . h d b eluded, $230 month plus 1 DICKERSON ELMDALE 5 NGHAM near Mack, 2 Two Pointe residents will IS e asemelit, garage. . . bedroom lower range reo May. Excellent references, ileges included. $350 plus utilities. $300 security. Call TWO.BEDROOM upper near room lOwer, $180 monthly f . " move or remove large or 882-6140. Call evenings or weekends, ft 3 881-8896 ngerator ga g \ small quantities of furni. security. Call 882.2697 for 884.3522. _a_e_r __ p._.m_. , _' _ Windmill Pointe Drive. I $240 security. 881.3536. ' ity, refer~nce:,a $i50~ec8u84r: appointment. _ CHANDLER PARK/Wh" Appliances and carpeting ------3 ture, appliances, pianos or EXPERIENCED nurse's --~ I ST CLAIR L 2 b d ltller. included. 886-4322. TWO - BEDROOM upper on 559. . . N ff . - uxury e. Beautiful 3 bedroom bun. G t b what have you. Call for aides available full and GROSSE POINTE- e up. room du 1 F' 1 ------rayon etween Warren GROSSE POINTE CITY-367 free estimate. 343.0481, or part time. Reasonable rates p ex. Irep aC2"ga. galow, large living room GROSSE POINTE VILLA a d M k N per, 2 be drooms, $490 p1us rage. Ideal for'retired cou. with natural" fireplace, a a t t 1 b d n Falc "d atural fjre. Rivard Boulevard. Lower. 822-2208. Fraser Ageney. 293-1717. I utilities and security de. pIe. Affordable. 465.3568.' b kf . p r men, e room, p ace,l on a room, park. flat, 3 lovely bedrooms, posit. Lease ond references I I rea ast room With bay newly decorated. Available mg. $350 per month. 882. 1 TEACHER desires respon- Ideal for mature couple. SUNSET CIRCLE condomin- window, huge master bed- immediately. $400 a month 2865. new y decorated, carpeting PRIVATE NURSING sible, loving person to care I Aro.lUd the Clock No pets. Available January iums, 2 bedrooms, $400 per room, very clean, $375. includes heat, air condi. ----______throughout, appliances 'gas for 3.month-old baby In home, hospital or nursing in 10. 881.2989 or 881.9039. month. Harper near Mason. Call John C. 372.2220. tioning. 965.9409 days. 881. GROSSE POINTE PARK- heat private besament, 1 my home, 5 days B week, home. RN's, LPN 'fl, Aides, ______._ ie, St. Clair Shores.' 881- ! VERY NICE one bedroom 6725 evenings and week. Wayburn near Kercheval. car. garage, good transpor. Call after 6 p.m, 886-e581. --J.--- HOME . L e 5 b tatlOn, $450, No utilities companions, male attend. EXEC u' '1 V l;!; m ex. 2755. apartment, fully carpeted, ends. I ow r rooms, ath, base. clusl've Farms locatl'on 1 . ------_ ment m d k' except water. Shown by ants, llve.ins. Screened and INDIVIDUAL CARE for el . air conditioned. Hoover ' 0 ern Itchen Swimming pool, 5 fire. 3959 T~REE MILE Drive, near 7 Mile. $205 per GROSSE POINTE CITY ~ leaded glass doors oak :Kf;intment 0 n 1y. 885. bonded. 24 hour service. derly in hospital, nursing I places, spacious rooms, 4 DetrOIt. 3.bedroom house, month. 366.8141 or 881. 357 st. Clair just off Jef. trim, gas dryer, off:street Licensed nurse~ for insur. home or private home. Ex. I, bedrooms, 3 baths plus kitchen appliances, fire.. 3542. ferson, upper flat, 6 rooms, parking. Available January O~ BEDROOM, range,' re- ance case. cellent references. 372. maid's quarters, l1,2-story, place, full basement, side, ------carpeted, appliances furn. 1, 1982. $310 plus security fngerator, air conditioner, POINTE AREA NURSES 7502. TU 4-3180 family room, $1,500 per drive with garage, ~90 GROSSE POINTE PARK - ished if needed. Modern 822.5089 after 6 p.m. . heat and water. Close to month, 2.year lease. 885- monthly. 886.0657. On ~{aryland, carpeted, reo and clean. $475 monthly. ------1 h h t t t 293 FAMILY MAN 2000. TOLES & .ASSOCI. ------______cently decorated, 2 bed. I 881-8623 or 886.9637. RIVARD near Jefferson, 3 ~l~~c, ranspor a Ion. . RETIRED HANDYMAN From 5t. Clair Shores will Minor repairs, carpentry, ATES, INC. ONE. BEDROOM upper _ room upper with sun room, -R-E-N-T-A-L----E--t-.--l--.I bedroom apartment, 11,2 . ------do all your interior paint- I Six.Chalmers area. $175 $285 month. Lower flat al. , xcep IOna resl. ~ths, with 3rd floor stu- GROSSE POINTE PARK - e lee I r i c a 1. plumbing ing at reasonable prices. pa: nling broken windows ,CADIEUX ROAD efficiency, plus utilities. After 6 p.m. I so available, $275 month. II dence on a lake front ~s- - dlo ro~~, large living large upper, 3 bedrooms, and sa;h cord replaced, 772-8099 stove, refrigerator, carpet. 881-1462. I Call 343.0724 or 823.3019. tate. 1st floor master sUite room, dmmg room, $475., carpeted, garage, fireplace, ed, heat included, $240 a . __ ... ------plus 4 bedroo~s, complete- 881.3314. \ Somerset. $375. 822-1550. etc. Rea:;nnable. Refer. OFFICE CLEANING, com. month. 331.0561. EVANSTON _ Berkshire 4! FIVE.ROOM house for rent 1 ly renovated w!th new kit. ------. ence;. 882.6759. merclal buildings, apart. bedrooms, breakfast ndok, or 1'ale. Garage. 10lh Mile- chen and baths. ment. A.1 service,' reason. TWO. BEDROOM condomin. Harper area 778-8802 NURSING SERVICES able. Mary.Lou, 7'72-8905. ium with 11,2baths for rent natural fireplace, sid e -- . . INC. in the Eastland area. Base. drive, 2-car garage, $400 GROSSE POINTE PARK _ RENTAL - 4-bedroom, 2*- GARY LUCKETI', gutter ment with laundry facili. plus security. 882.2124 or Wayburn - Vernor. AUrae. byath h~ousRe donAIPloPUtlar PRIVATE DUTY NURSING 882-4245 f t> fl or ksire oa. na ur. 24 Hour Sen1cc maintenance, snow blowing, ties, no pets. Ideal for I' Ive v-ro?m upper at. Ga. al hardwood floors, up. power holst, custom roof. Phone 774-61M adults. Month to month. I IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY rag~, dnveway. Ideal for dated kitchen with pantry NURSES AIDES ing, hauling. Grosse Pointe SHOREWOOD E. R. BROWN . -Spacious 2.bedroom low. ~~~~~:~ couple. References new roof, furnace and references. Call 294-0416. ORDERLIES REALTY INC. er on Grayton between' storms and screens, $850 RN's HANDYMAN, execllent rei. 886-8'710 Mack and Warren. Natural THREE . BEDROOM Ranch a month. erences. I'll beat anyl>ody's LPN's BUCKINGHAM-WARREN 5. fireplace, new carpeting, near Liggett School. Mod. price. For free estimate Screened and Bonded room flat, newly decorated, stove, refrigerator, washer. ern !-,itchen, central air. at. R. G. EDGAR 'AND call 886-1433. Licensed by the Slate of refrigerator, stove, carpet, $35~ per month plus se- tached garage, $650 per ASSOCIATES Deadline Michigan RELIABLECOLLEGE stu. heat included. Suitable for cunty. 885-7810 or 886.5562 month. 882.5200. 886-6010 Owned and operated by dent available for party ------1 or 2 mature persons. ST.-CLAiisHORES=-Sh-~~p ONE.bedroo~~-p~~t. SECURE l.bedroom apart. Is Noon Patricia Harness help, housecleaning, baby. LARGE sitting and odd jobs. Call $230 and up. 886.6102. 2.bedroom duplex. family ment. Appliances, air, bal. ment, heat, range, refrig- Tuesday I SENfOR SiTTERS Pat at 885.1l 20. HARPER NEAR Dickerson room. $295. References. cony, private parking, $290 erator included, $165. Ref. MOTHERS' HELPERS 1.bedroom, appliances, car. 771.3751. a month includes heaL 296- erences requested, Alter MQTHER\VITH -li'censed HOME HEA LTH AIDES . 933? Road. 331-4677 or 884.3883. Call early. home in the Park will give r:eti~g, heate.,d air ~?~dI. CA'i>i'E-UX--ROAD _ 1-bed-~' ---'.- ---.------NURSES tlOnIng, launary faCilities, CLOSE--io--b--u-s-'-'.jl'n-e, -new-j'y-,ST. CLAIR SHORES duplex, Screened - Referenced quality care to your child. $195 per month. 371.7638 ro.om, carpeted, sto~e, re. 882-6900 Bonded . Insured References available. 823- 372 5""6 fngerator, all heat Includ- decorated. Eastside, 3-bed-! 2 bedrooms. 2.car garage, 4124. or . <.V • ed. $275 per month. 331. room flat. 822.7185. I 884.0356 after 5 p.m. Immediately a\'ailable 0581. ~. ------.- -. ------..... - 1._. ._. ---- ..-.1------.------:.:~ hour rervice - Low cost GROSSE POINTE WOODS- TWO-BEDROOM upper, 2- ' NEWLY DECORATED 3-bed-! 5A-SITUA TION 1965 Hollywood, off Mack, HOUSE NEAR Vernier and car -garage, air condition.:, room brick. Cadieux-Mack, " PRO-CARE ON E, INC 1L DOMESTIC North of Vernier Road. 3- Mack. Brick 4.bedroom, 2','2 ing. - new paint, douhle basemcn, t 2 ,'2 -car garage.' HELPl:'l1G HAND DIV. bedroom, 1- story brick baths. appliances, 21h-ear stove, large living and din. I Call after 6 p.m, 1.652.2295 I 569-4400 CLEAlNjiNGWI'th a new tWIS,. t Ranch, central air, fire. garage, fenced back yard, mg. rooms, washer, dryer,! Ii~AKr:P()lNTE' IN -'-p;;:k=-:'i' ----INDEPEN.DENT The 0 d fashioned way! We I place, 1* baths, c0':lplete- $425 per month, hnmedi. qUlct,. $:310 plus Iea~e.; bedroom upper carpeted ' wash windows, scrub floors I ly ~enovated. Secunty de. I ate occupancy, 882.8826. A \' a I I a hie Immediately : .' , , and clean ovens. THE, POSIt. No pets. $450 a 'I' John, I, Bedfo d D t't Aft' stove, refngerator, own I NURSES INC. 'III mo th 80A 1340 886 1060 r. e 1'01. er, uhiities, $250 with securl'ty CLE ANli'l'G SERVICE WI n..,... or . ::>.- ----... . . : 6'30 pm 881-4945 . HOME HEALTH CARE FOREST LAKE RN's, AIDES, COMPANIONS clean your h.ome .to your liNTERT-AIN--GRACIOlISLY i ATTENTION STUDENTS: _ .. . .~~p~slt._~~~~6~~I~_._. 1 complete satisfaction and I f h I'd . b ff I ! AND YOUNG :GROSSE POINTE PARK up. SPACIOUS TWO. bedr : 7 DAY, 24 HOUR SERVICE be in and out in 1* hours, I or.o 1 ays I,n a eau 1 ~~' PROFESSIONALS : ?er, clean 2.b.e~room, liv. > lower, livin and di~~nm,

Excellent references. Becky: ~ac~ousll lo;er t flat ne Restored apartments III the 'I' lng room. dlllmg room. room~ car~eted ap l~ I 652.1616 I G 681.4858 or Jeanette 682'11 P I.ntm1p k om e, Irod~se Indian Villa~e area. Min. $2,50 a mnnth. 881.8170 or anc~;' "I'de dr' 'e t~ I. 1 APARTMENTS RETl RED maintenance car. "'- om e ar, Forma In. t f . , 881 9559 PI I '~,.' IV, pa 10, 07..... I'd b' u es rom Vi ayne State, 1 ',. ease eave me~. nice yard $350 a month ' penter, any small jobs, can . -- -....--- .--.- IIIg room, woo urnIng U of D la v and dental I sage .' I HOUSECLEA."1ING 5 hours 'I fireplace, bar, slln room, I d' I \t d d ' 1 - - . with security, own utilities. do just about everything me Ica cen er an 0\1 n- -. . -. '. 8226831 ' in repairs or new work. a fday, 2 daycs 8 we e k.H aV,e' cbllrPbeted,3 bedrooms.t.glads: town. Pool, tennis, parking.: 3 bBtEhDRAOltO~1dup!~.x, d 1~11: '. . .. SPECIAL OFFER 776.5031. re erenccs. a 1la fert 7o. ar ecuc, /(arage, I. e 1 security, carpet ana hard.: a., er near ",Ill ~l GROSSE POI~TE WOODS- clock. 331.5985. bath. $365 plus ~ecunty.! wood fI All tTt' POlnte. $300 plus sccunty. Sh I 3 b d _ _ ._. ...._ . Available soon. Call Paul i. oars. u I I le~! 884.0947. arp, ~ ea~ .' e room' MOVJ:IJG, hauling, odd jobs. S175 per month (or 90 days with one year lease, Call John for free esti. HOUSECLEANING. ExPCfI- 3720503 I Included, No lease, 824. 1 Ranch With fireplace, large i mate. 8R2-7639, enccd, reliable, references. . _ ...... _:". .! 5248. CONDOMINIUM. Lake~h()re paneled finished basement, ! one and 2 bedroom apartments. No Pets. Own transportation. Sue, ,...------, > Village, Available January: dishwa~her, garage, $490' 771-4616, RECENtLy DECORATED i GROSSE POll\'TE PARK -- 1st. Automatic dishwasher, ~ per month. 2249 Allard,! Bartending by Bruce 5 room lower flat, natural ' Somerset. Beautiful 3.hed. refrigerator, stove, carpet-! 881-0966. ! fireplace, garage. Imme- room urprr. Large Jiving ing drapc~, central air. 2 -- : Finest service in town. SC-CATEkING diate occupancy. $275 plus room with fireplace, din. bedrooms. 882-888.1, ,BALFOUR.CHANDLER Park 791-3093 security. 8.10 a,m or after ing room, kitchen, carpet. : Drive 2-bedroom lower. Holiday reservations now. 1 WILL CATER your next 5 p.m. cd, appliances, laundry, WHITTIER/Z.94. district - I A v a i I a b Ie immediately, party. Sherry. 463.3781 or 538'()183 garage. No pets. $365. Call Nice 2 bedroom, $275 plus I' $225 monthly plus deposit. 386-8747 778-8808. '-- --1 after 5. 8B6-0443. security. 362.1066. 283.1901 after 6 p.m. -----$..;------...... -...... ,...... --~~-~~-~

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I 1 1 ------GROSSE POINTE WOODS- GROSSE POINTE PARK _ NINE MILE-Kelly area. $7 HARBOR SPRINGS _ Don't i HARBOR SPRINGS PORT CHARLOTTE, Gulf of 2,200 SQUARE FEET of re- BOY'S 100% wool Che5ter- 8 Mile.Mack, brick ranch, Be:mti{ul distinctive 3.bed. per square foot. Lease or be disappointed _ make ~Bcauliful new 3.bedroom, 1'12- Mexico, 2.bedroom, 2-bath tail space, zoned corn mer. field dress coats, camel, 2 bedrooms, carpeted, new. room, large upper flat. month to month. Up to your CHRISTMAS AND' bath condominium, central condominium, brand new cial on Kerchevai Avenue size 12, navy, size 10. (Af. Iy decorated, $500 a month, Fireplace surrounded with 3,500 square feet. May sub. SKIING reservations l.':lrly!: air, large pool, lighted building and furnishings, in Grosse Pointe Farms. ter 6 p.m.) 882-0363. sc=u~ity~.~a.~e ..__~86-0052. bookcases, oak floors, lead- leasc. 7 offIces:. paneled, Special ratcs. 882-2597. i tennis courts. Day.;; 886. de cor a t I.' d in sunshinc Call Robert Edgar at R. G...... ------.. - ALGER near ~l:arter-3 bed- ed glass windows, base- carpeted, electrJc he at, - , 6922 Evening- 885.4142. and lovc as our home. Edgar and Associates. 886. FIREWOOD - Hardwood', room brick ranch in St. mcnt, garage, appliances. Large adjOining secretarial HARBOR SPRn,GS, luxury i -'- - ' -' .---' Sleeps 6, pool, tennis, walk 6010. $45; mixed, $40 per face Clair Shores. Nicely dec. Immediate occupancy. $300 areas, with common kit- condo, fully equipped,! BOYNE Country Chalet - to golf, shopping, beaches, __ .______cord. Delivery available. orated, updated kitchen plus utilities. No pets. 781. chen area included. Excel. sleeps 8, minutes to NUBS I petoskfeY/BOyne n~ounl tain __68_9-33£__3__a_Cter__3_.p..m... _ 6H-FOR RENT 5.:!::505~ _ and bath, basement, garage. 9389. lent parking. Immediate, and Highlands. 556-9473 or : area, ully equipt""-', seeps - - $475 thl A k f _. ~- . . occupancy. For additional j 977-2379. 6.8 comforta.bly. Week or BOYNE SKIERS OR SALE BEN FRANKLIN fireplace . mon y. s or Jim, DUPLEX-Kelly Road. Din- information call Cal Rock: - - - weekend wmter rentals. Reserve weeks or weckends wood burning stove, never SalOs. 886.9030. I ing room, 2 bedrooms, ear- 772-5300. ' i CHARLEVOIX Petosk€y: 642.3375 after 7:30 p.m. for luxury 3.bedroom, 2- DELTONA, FLORIDA. For used, plus extras, $175. iloSSINI~~~r 8 Mile a~d: peted, carport, 886.6502. BARHA..\l: D . S 'ar~a. l\hdzrll 4-bedroom: .. -'--".'--- bath condominium. Fire.: rent or sale, new condo. 772-5147. 1..------. ,elrOlt. IIIaII l'hal-zt. Fir2;Jlace. 2 baths.' FLORIDA COI\lDO on ocean, place, g~age, balconies,: Illinium at Lake Monroe. -- - - .------Hayes-3 bedroom Coloni.' LaVON'S HOUSING Place- shop, office space, 5 horse: By week or wee'lend. 832-' !"t. Lauderdale, sea son CHRISTMAS TREE-pine, 5 a~, natural fireplace, lar?e ment and Property Man- compressor, $225/month, I 5749 or 5J1.6180 ' rates, fully equipped. 777. sleeps 8, days 643-7860, I 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, pools, feet and stand, $10; Holly- . 88 . other 626.3883. ! tennis courts, beautifully kitchen , covered Pat 10, agement Evictions. For $250 secunty. 5-5196. 8990, 977.1500. wood bed frame, $10. 881. basement, gal'~ge, $350 per more information, call HARPER-NORTH of B Mile- DAYTONA DISNEY Area _ - - HARBOR SPRINGS llarbor: \'-,ooded area. Retirees long 2460 month EastSIde Mana"e' F RE OR SALE-B term lease negotiable. 882.' . • b - I 773.2035 2 offices plus receptionist, Condominium. Completely on .NT. .oca Cove, luxury condominium. ! ment Co. 884-3890. 1-... - - .------385 square feet, '10"95plus furnished, 2 bedrooms, 2, West, F londa. LuxurJOus 1 1232. ~VIeaU NT X310 organ, $500. ______. RIVIERA TERRACE, St. 9<1 h d Available until Christmas.: 3:i1.6~34 after 4. MAUMEE-4 bedroom, 3 bath ' utilities or separate office: baths, tennis, heated pool,: 2 bedroe>m 2 bat con. o. For ski vacations 96- 9409 ------'sh terrace. La r g I.' ClaIr Shores. One.be~r?om., S150. 774.7714. I weekly, monthly, or season. " Completely newly furnish. ')-, ' 7-WANTED Engll top floor condominIUm" __ _ . __ _ . 8841193 ' ed balcony golf course days, 881.6725 evemngs! TO RENT : ANTIQUE OAK commode, rooms throughout, some completely redecorated, all i ME~ICAL!DENTAL office: .:._ ' '______i vi~w and te~nis. Days 773: and weekends. i : washstand, chair with rush appliances. Immediate DC. appliances, carport, $425 a I sUI~e f~r lease Mack. and, HARBOR SPRINGS Snow- 0620. ------.------I seat, excellent condition. ('l.!!,~I1(,Y ~750 mnnth 884. r.:or.\h.7'1'!:.9884. I University. Grosse Pomte.! h;"" 1",,,,,. 'l'",'nh 1 . '".._ -.------CONDOMINIUM-Deerfield 'HOMES WANTED to lease. I Reasonable. 884.9497. Q600. ! .___ 882-3121 IS ...... ' ...... y . V .. (\\~~{' 'KIAWAH 15LAXD, Suuth Beach. minimum 2 months I The department of mental ~ ------.------.- POINTE WOODS NEW EXECUTIVE h ------.-. ...- Sleeps 8, near slopes. Fife I C I' 3 b d h Walk to shopping. $850 all health is looking for single 2 I'iECi:S Sp;;r,l,h ...-n;:c !:.::- GROSSE - ome GROSSE POINTE WOODS: p'ace full equ' ed 886. aro lOa. e room ome niture. 521.2576. Large luxury condo in pop- 1981. Grosse p~i~te Farms HOLLYWOOD CLINIC I 8924.' y Ipp - ! ne.ar bach, pool and Jack month. PR 7.8419. I family dwellings to house ------ular "Berkshire". 3 bed. -3-bedroom, hvmg room, 20861 Mack 2600 sq ft med I __ ._.. . ' ~Icklaus golf course. $322 I developmentally disabled STORAGE RACK for station 'L b th f'I d" d t - 'k t'l ~ h 18 SAND KEY, C I I.' a r w ate r citizens. Home must be rooms, 2 7lO a s, amI y mmg room an a grea I' 'cal 't" 'N' I . . t d TRI-LEVEL _ Ncar Boyne per wee un I marc , wagon, waxable skis, used room, carpeting, tiled base. room with natural fire- lcar S~I d' 'de;1 ~ re~~;a he: Mountain. Fireplace, phone I $700 thereafter. 886-7709. Bdea2chbdDecoratobr. furnislh. large enough to accommo- one season, $100. 888-8149 ment,. attached garage. $1- place, 2 full baths, 2 half . .pI.' I.' , I I.' or p y . 1------e,. I.' room, 2- ath, Gu f- date 6 people but cannot after 4 p.m. 000 month. No pets. 884. baths, all built-in appli. I slclan sd'8 exam .rooms, two I colokr TV, pr~vatde 17~~e-40'~5YI' SPACIOUS oceanfront con. I ~ro~t condominium. Gu~rd, exceed 2,200 'square feet. - -.------. ------0600. ances, laundry room, at. p,~tnhele . recep[flf~n r1obomsI wee88400r4w31eeen . do. New Smyrna, Florida. I mSlde reserved parkmg. If you are interested in 60 FEET of 2-inch steel tub- PER '/iOODS C . t h d 21,' Al \\1 busmess 0 Ice, a or. I or - . 2 bedrooms 2 baths olym' 884-8914. leasing your horne, call 837- ing, was purchased for car HAR . - onvem- ac e 2-car. garag~. . atory, large paneled pri. ----~------, ic 001 t~nnis J~nuar. ------.---- ently located 2 bedroom so for le~se WIth ophon t~ \ate office. nurses station, NEE~ A s.ki package? Try ~ebr~ary', March, $Sol; BOYNE AREA chalet, sleeps 3560 and ask for a Group exhaust system. 881-0744 condo includes carpeting, b85U5Y6'a5f5te9r79640mdayS, 886 etc. Immediate possession. WhIte Blr~h Lodge. near month. Discount 3 months. 6. Fireplace, completely Home Developer. __~~~-2-416~: __ . _ draperies, all appliances. p'_ ~_____ 884-1340. 886-1068. Traverse City. Startmg at References required. 305 equipped, cross-country ski------FIREWOOD-Seasoned, mix- JO~~5S:~~.&~t:~TONE BEAUTIFUL QUALITY flat PRIMEUPFER-atea- suit~ ~50 per .person. For more 628-1452, 305 628-2241. ing, snowmobiling, ice skat. 8-ARTICLES ed hardwoods, split, deli v- _ Fireplace surrounded able for professional or m{formatlOn, call 885-9365 ------ing on property. Spring FOR SALE ered and stacked. Call Wil. with bookcases, large din. business purpose. 16840 a tel' 5 p.m. SKI internationally famous I Brook Hills location. From Iiams Landscaping at 861. GROSSE POINTE VICINITY ing room, modern kitchen, Kercheval, In the Village. -..------.------.-- Vail, Colo. Condo available $45 per night. Part time WANTED 1231. GRAYTON-2 bedroom brick AT BOYNE Highlands-Lux- t d d t 50 ft fIt d' ranch with 2-car garage. two bedrooms, all new car. 962.7742, evenings 822-6094 a re uce ra e. . rom seasona ren 1.'1' eSlred, BUYI N HoI;iE -OWNERS-:-Consider eting, I-car garage. One- -OP-P-O..S..ITE""E.A-ST-LA-ND'-O--pal ury Condo townhouse - Gondola care of Vail ViI- Both time and money nego- G SWORDS, Currently being redecor- P fully equipped, 7 rooms, I 2 b d 2 b th t' bl 313335669 GUNS DAGGERS these examples of insur- ated. $425 month. 881-4200. year le~~e: $450 per month Plaza. 3.room office fur. recreation room, sleeps 12. age. I.' rooms, a s, la e. - . 5. , ,ance protection on your plus utlhtles. . ~ sleeps 6. For availability - MEDALS HELMETS h 0 I $167 ALTER ROAD - 1 bedroom STRONGMAN & mshed or unfurnished. , Availab!e December 11-21 please write: Grosse Pointe GLEN ARBOR ski rental. ' I orne. n y per year lower. Stove, refrigerator, ASSOCIATES 18301 East 8 Mile Road I and after January 4th. 540. News, Box No. T-67, Grosse Con d 0 m i n i u m at The 774-9651 for $60,000, $218 for coin operated laundry fa- 881-0800 _.277-4646_. 2086. .. ,,_.______Pointe Farms, MI 48236. Homestead. 4 bedrooms, 2 LARGE SELECTION of reo ~~~~O;>'1~;~;a~~~ $l~~~~: cilities. Off street parking. ______FOR RENT-Charlevoix and ONE BEDROOM d' .------baths, sleeps 10, fireplace. $225 month. 881-6300. GROSSE POINTE FARMS Ph'n' 2 t 950 . con omm. FLORIDA _ Hutchinson Is. Re:>erve now for winter condilioned SCHWINN bi- Eastland Center. 881-2376. JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE it IP, h s $02rOeOs, squatrhe ium-N orth end of Siesta I R bl - garage apartment , 2 bed - fee eac , per mon K' S t 4th fl land/Indian River Planta- rental. 1-6J4.6084. cyc es. eanona e prices. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - rooms, 1 -bath, modern kit.. each. 823-9642 days, 822. e.~ lbn atr~s~la. f . hoodr tion. 2 bedroom, 2 bath ------Village Cyclery, 777..0357, As low as $31 quarterly, 13 l\ULE.GRATIOT area - chen, heat included. $450 a 6523 after 5 U~I, eau I u.y u:ms e luxury condo. Pool, ocean. ON THE' GULF - Bonita ------buys basic automobile in. Upper flat, 2 bedrooms, month I .--. - ~------WIth panaramlc VIew of $450 weekly_ 1-894-9315_ Beach, Florida. 2-bedroom, FLEA MARKET I surance. 881-2376. living, dining and utility . HARPER PLAZA I Gulf, Straights and Bay. ------2-bath condominium, furn- EVERY TUESDAY ------~ room, appliances inclu'ded, THREE _ BEDRO'OM, 2.bath New 5,000 sq. ft. office build. Hi~h security buil~ing. No SARASOTA, FLORIDA: New I ished. Available January 5. ALCOMOS CASTLE I ORl ENTAL RUGS $245 per month plus ga~ upper flat well lOcated in jng being built at Harper. c~J1?ren or pets. ::i-month condominium. 2 bedrooms, 1982, 2 weeks month sea. 9 MILE BETWEEN MACK ANTIQU ES and electric. 772-2123. I Grosse Pointe Park, living 11 Mile Road. Leasing now. nummum at $1,200 per 2 baths, garage, pool. No I son. 1-313.886-0535. ' AND HARPER GROSSE POINTE PARK - room with fireplace. Avail. 881.6436 month, also priced to sell pets. Call 881-5454: after 4 ------773-0591 and Nottingham, south of Jef- able February 1st for two. HARPER-=- PRI;'.iE office at $140,~00. Contact Mr. p.m. STUDIO APARTMENT ------PA] NT INGS ferson, 2 bedroom apart. year lease. $650 a month. space, $7 a square foot. 1 Torn Qumlan, (813) 366. ------Sea Towers, Mad i I.' r a SILK OR dried centerpieces WANTED ment, 4 rooms, redecorat- month's rent free through 9317. "I SPECIALIZE in the sale Beach, Florida. Available by professional f lor i s t THREE BEDROOM }'L b th ------o! condos from $100,000 January 1st, minimum 3 working at home. Custom CALL BILL ed, $325 per month in- - , 7"4' a December 31. 600-2,400 HAWAII CONDO-Maui, lux- and rentals in Palm Beach work, very reasonable. 839- cludes heat. Eastside Man. condominium convenient to square feet. Inquire 823- months. 884.700t 861 -2498 agement Co. 884-3890. shopping .and transporta- 3733. urious studio, sleeps 3, County. For a free condo ------.-- 6434. com pie tel y equipped. guide write to 'Harriet Bib- POMPANO BEACH Florida ------NORTHERN MICHIGAN sea. GRAYTO~ between Warren I tion. $600 a month. EASTDETR6IT~-Gratiot Available Feb. 20-March 6. Iin, Re/Max Realtors, '700 I oceanfront condo, corn: A SELECTION - Like new. soned hardwood. Birch, ..; and Ma.ck. 2. !amily flat, FOUR _BEDROOM Colonial, Avenue, single office space 14 nights $800. Located in U.S. No. 1 Norlh Palm pletely furnished. Special Schwinn bicycles_ Pointe maple and oak, delivered. both umts available. Lower I f '1 d d I or larger available. $95 up. the Whaler on beautiful .Beach, Florida, or call January rate $1,100. 886. Cyclery, 20373 Mack and 293-3949. unit 3 bedrooms, natural I amI y room an en. m- DlTt' . 1 d d S Kaanapali Beach-Sand, 2 (305) 842-2888," 8280, 886-0661. Bill's Bike, 14229 East fl'replace, plush new car- mediate occupancy. $700 a tarlal1. lIesand mcaccountmgu e: serveere- gol f courses withm. wal k------Jeff erson. FIREWOOD-Mixed. Deliv. pet, kl'tchen wI'th break. ,month. '. I ices available. 779-7929. . ing distance, 3 miles from LUXURIOUS Condominium, NAPLES. Luxury 2 bedroom, ------ered to drive. $48 per !ace fast nook, $360 per month. I' , I" ------Lahaina. Deposit required. Harbor Springs, sleeps 10, 2 bath fully furnished, DOLL APPRAISALS cord. 886-8009. t: Upper UrlU 2 J)e~taom5; DA.N:.diER, BAER, FOR LEASE-Newly remod- Call 882.2488. in c Iud e s-racquet club. I newly decorated condo, ANTIQUES OR new carpet, kitchtHi' witH' WILSON & STROH eled small office building. ------.-- Available by week, week- downtown -Naples, 9 blocks CDLLECTIBLES "GREAT!" ''I'in *oing to be breakfast nook, artificial 885-7000 469-7575. LAKEFRONT Chalet - Char- end or daily. Contact from GuU, $1,200/month- SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM able to do all' my Christ. mas shopping in one spot," fireplace, $340 per month. TWO-BEDROOM lower. util- MODERN STOR-E-a-nd-of-fl-'c-es Ievoix. Excellent location, George, 559.0650 or Tim, ly January 30th.)l:arch 1st. 757-5568 a c u s torn e r exclaimed. Ea884-st38sid90e.Management Co. ities included. 886-1280. 4,200 square feet, carpeted, for the group or family 259.1995. (9-5). 643.7327. ------Darned if she didn't do ______.__ private parking. 22933 Gra- that enjoys winter sports. SIESTA KEY Sarasota. Avail. ------GRAN A TH ER DF just that too. When you GROSSE POINTE FAR.\l:S. 2 OFFICE FOR rent. FIsher I tiot 2 blocks North of ~~~Jrweekend. Call able January, February and N~;d~'2 ~~~~~ms, iU;~:? CLOCKS take a look at the best se. bedroom house. Living Road, 350 square feet, 1st I Nin~ Mile. 882-6466_ April. New 2 bedroom, 2 While in stock, 30% to 50% lection of unique, unusual, 'th f' I . floor, newly decorated. ------I b h completely furnished, wash- off. Large selection. Dealer room WI Irep ace, dming 882.1389. offices offices offices offices CLEARWATER BEACH, 440 at condo on bay. Corn. er, dryer, outdoor pool, antiques, gifts and collec. L, paneled den, 11k baths, ._. Ten Mile-Kelly West. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, pletely furnished, golf aJ;1d overlooking Lely golf clearance. 268-2854 or 371. tibles old Wacky has on carpets, screened porch, 3 BEDROOM upper flat, $325 luxury condo on the Gulf. beach. 778-7287. course. 0 pen January, 5400.' hand to surprise and de. light you, you'll under. garage, all in excellent Outer Drive.l\l:ack area. ~10 ft. t~~andt new't 661-1714. TRAVERSE CITY H I'd April and May. Kotae. 573'I-O-R-]-E-N-T-A-L-R--UG--S condition and good taste. 886-1758 after 6. WI par lIon 0 SUI ~...... - 0 I ay 4888 stand 1 stop shopping at Small yard, big shade tree HARBOR SPRINGS, fully wee k, December 26th' I and ANT IQU ES Colonial. Hummels, Royal rear. Near shopping, bus, GROSSE POINTE PARK up- Groesbeck-81,2 Mile equipped homes for rent, I through January 2n~,. one. MARCO ISLAND, Florida, WANTE Doultons, Boehm, Cybis, schools, churches, n ice per, Maryland - Charlevoix, 1800 ft. engineering sleeps 8 and 12, 21,2 miles bedroom fully .fl!1lshed luxury 2-bedroom, 2.bath D Waterford, Steuben, Royal neighbors, $450. Call 884. 5 rooms and bath, base. from Boyne Highlands. I w.aterflOnt condommlum at condominium at South Seas BY A PRIVATE PAFTY Copenhagen, Llabro, Eng- 6096, ment, front porch, $250 a Hayes-12 Mile DeVoe Realty. Lynn Mc.' Pmestead Reef. Sleep~ 6, East, pools, tennis courts. PAYING THE MOST lish bone China cups and ------month plus security de. 1100 ft. medical Gann, realtor associate. $475 per week. 886.2767. 882.1232. 1.633-7607 saucers, Sterling spoons, GROSSE POINTE PARK-3 posit. Immediate occupan. new 9700 ft., can divide 886-9537 bedroom upper flat, stove, I 33 6 . IHUTCHINSON ISLAND oc- I ------BOX SPRING and mattrcss Roseville pottery and Dres. refrigerator, garage. 822. cy. Ca I 1. 989. Mack.g Mile MARCO ISLAND condomin. ~anfront 6.noor condomin. BONITA BEACH CLUB near ~ets by Serta, 1,2 off. Twin den are just a few of the 8457, YORKSHIRE/Chandler Park. 5-room suite ium. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, lUm. 2 be?rooms, 2 baths, Naples. 2.bedroom, 2-bath $145_ Full $185. Queen treasures you'U find. Hon. ------$260 per month. Stove, 're. 1150 ft. brand new. furnished, washer, dryer, f~lly furmshed, pool, ten. condominium on Beach. $225. King $325. All first estly, the place is better GROSSE POINTE area-Iow- frigerator, heat included. . beach, tennis, pool and ma- ms, .sauna. Sor7Y, .no pets. All amenities. Luxurious quality. Dealer wareh~l1se t h a n Santa's workshop. er .. ~lat. .All appliances, Immediate occupancy. Call Grosse Pointe rina. 313.652-1764. AvaIlable beglllnmg De- setting, seasonal rental. 1- clearance. 268.2854 or 371- Corne see for yourself! The utilities mcluded, $190/ after 6 p.m. 885.1850. On the Hill ' cember 19th, except for 616-775-1905, 705 Holly 5400. Colonial Shop, 25701 Jef. month. 343-0523. office or retail IHARBOR SPRINGS - 3-bed. month of February and Road, Cadillac, Michigan ------ferson, near 10 Mile. Mon. 5 ROO~llower, carpeting and I' 6A-FOR RENT roo m Townhouse, 21,2 first two weeks of March. 49601. - LOTS OF NEW and used I day through Saturday 11 appliances, r.ecently dec. FURlo.IlSHED Fisher Road baths, beautifully equipped, Minimum rental is 2 weeks . aluminum awnings, all to 6 p.m. 772-0430. Your .... 6 ff 1 t H' hI d B C II It 6 2 MARCO ISLAND, Flo1'1da, iI s:zes and colors. Miscellan- y p Master Charge and Visa 2 ~~e:oo'~,50b .J;lIUkSsec,Uhrit ., ------Pri:oTir~t ;l~eor ~~:~en~ or \~~ek~nJa~uar:. __ a_a_e_r __ _.m_._B4-_5_39_6_,5th floor, 2.bedroo~, 2- eous aluminum siding and are welcomed, and don't d TIC ranc - ATTENTION EXECUTIVE March. 626-7538. CANCELLATION-Available bath, completely furmshed also roofing Call 759.5110 forget, we buy and appraise Natural fireplace, appli- Transfers: one. and two'. Two large rooms from now through January. condominium, cable TV, . . too! ances, 2 c.a~ garage, excel. bedroom apartments, dec- share reception room HILTON HEAD _ Inexpen. Pompano Beach, Florida, wrap-around balcony over- MY SISTERS' Place Resale I~nt C0!ldllJOn, good loca- orator furnished. Linens, sive first class vacation lux- oceanfront condoml'nl'um, looks Clam Bay. Walk to Shop. We specialize in hon Flkany 8865051 h d KILIMS authentic Turkish ---- . ------... $28dishes,0 utensilsd included.. . Vernier Road ury condominium, sleeps completely furnished. 886. beach, tennis or pool. 261- an 1'[-craftedI t hi tern sand woven rugs, assorted sizes AUDUBON-4 bedroom, 21,2 .6 per ay, mlmmum large 3-room suite four, walk to shops, ocean. 8280 or 886-0661. Oll47. qua I y C 0 in g. Open and colors, $200 and up. bath Colonial with den, fin. one ",,:eek, $650 per month. free tennis, pool, super ---.------1 Monday.Saturday, 10.6 p_m. 885-7405 evenings. ished basement plus 3rd LocatIOn: 1-696 ~et\\lee~ Kelly Road golf, restaurants, biking, BONITA SPRINGS condo. 6F-SHARE LIVING Open Sunday 1.5 p.m. Con------floor quarters. Quick oc. 1-75 and 1-94. SecurIty, reI. 3524 ft., ready now riding, every amenity. 313- minium. New, near Naples, signments of crafts and LARGE 2 piece sectional so- cupancy. $700 month wtih erences. 469-1075. 1352 ft. medical 882.3477_ $1,500 per month, mini. QUARTERS miscellaneous taken by ap. fa, each section 83", blue, lease. 881-4200. 3' single rooms 12x16 each ------mum 3 months. 371-0550. I pointment. 22217 Kelly, 5 $125. Tuesday only. 884- BARRINGTON-Cozy 4 bed- LOVELY, newly decorated, SCHUSS MOUNTAIN chalet. ------1 WANTED roommate. 882. blocks South of Nine Mile. 0580. room English Bungalow carpeted, yard and Bar B Cadieux at I-9~ 4 bedrooms, 21h baths, ON THE OCEAN-Pompano 4486 777-6551. ------with new kitchen, finished Que. 7 Mile/Schoenherr 4000 ft., lots of parking fully equipped, fireplace, Beach, Florida, large 1. ---. ------. . . GIRL'S bedroom set, double base t 2 area. 886-1680. owner will r,..lecorate ski to slopes week or week- bedroom apartment. Maid RESPONSIBLE f emaleto ... ALMOST-!I!EW .. APPAREL dresser with mirror, desk $650~~n'th. ~~:420~~rage. FURNIsiiED'-APART~'fENT part leased t;;' Allstate ends. Still available Christ. service, $350 per week. share 3 bedroom flat on! accessories, furs and an- with lighted hutch top and JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTO:-IE -All utilities induded. 3 building for sale mas weekend. 921-4030. _~_~~~9~ . __ I Devonshire. near .Mack I tiqu~s at a fraction of the I chair, lingerie chest, pale _____ . . _ rooms and a bath. 839-4428. Ask for Liz. 886-3377. SANIBEL ISLAND FI 'd - I Avenue WIth same.' 965- . orlgmal cost. , green with white forrnica 3 ~EDROOM ranch, rent op- _ _.__ Gratie>t-l1 Mile --- --.------New Townho I • 0[\ a 7130 (ask for Helen) or' We Buy Furs top, excellent condition. t!On to buy, walking dis. FUR:\!ISHED upper. 9 Mile- 2000 ft., open area BOYNTON BEACH Inter- Iv furnished,us2e bCeodmropoemse,-885_-3058,after 6_. 11 Consignments, Welcome 886.2074. tance from 51. John's Hos~ l\1ack area, $265. 792.7411.. t 1 coastal. 2 bedrooms, no LEE S ' pita!. 882.8575, 885-8640. . _ ,s orage, ots of parking pool or pets. $1,200 per 2% baths, accommodates 6, MATURE ADULT willing to' I i~o\DY;S- SKIS---(Rossignol), ______NEAR GROSSE POINTE _ V... S month. 294.3700. heated pool, tennis, sall- share living expenses in i 2033.1 Mack 881-8082' boots, poles. Besser bind-

ruT" ,OFFORGROSSERENT POI~l'T'T:',Comfortable furnl'shed,. one I, RealtorIrgmla. Jeffries882-0899 ----~ - ---' ------nas . ex c IIeen t beac.h J an- Grosse Pointe Park area. [ FURS WA--NT- ED-- I mgs,. I,-ek new, $135. 881. vI • .HI:. I and two bedroorn mcome I SUPER CONDO in Vail ViI- uary 2- anuaryJ 31, $475 Call after 12 noon, 774.1. 9269. 2 bedroom upper unit. Ex.. 824-3352. .. ON THE- HILL.-- 65-0-~q:- ft. lage. Beautiful view of weekly, February 1.12, $550 9216 I Consignments or Buy I cellent location. i ' lower level Colonial Fed- mountain, sleeps 6. Days weckly. 886.1684 or 781.' : LEE'S s:\'ow steel belted radials, LA:lmRECHT REALTY CO. 6B-ROOMS eral Bldg., 63 Kercheval. 55).0770, evenings 353. 5114 NEED FEMALE t h '20331 l\l k 88 8082 Uniroyal 70R 15's. new, Richard Joy 964-4522 886-6661. 68J2 . __.. . . 0 s a~c : ac 1. S100. Paul 884-5439. _ FOR RENT . FLORIDA Hutchin

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------LIONEL TRAINS, new van i WASHING MACHINE, dish. 8------5-PIECE place setting ster.: ,MOVING-sofa------1------bed and ta.! BEAUTIFUL Broyhill oak ~ MICHELIN X.75 radials- KE~NARY Kag-e Antiques. SUZUKI TS.125, 3,000 or. seats hockey equipment, I washer and stove for sale] ling silver, Gorham Chan'l bles, bleached mahogany 1 china, cabinet. Must sell! 185 SR 70.13, less than 2,000 Hour,: Wedneooay.Friday, iginal miles, $335. Ideal comPlete SUNOERLAND, Good condition, reasonable. tilly pattern, tarnish.proof i dining room set, no chairs, Moving. 885.3532 or 774. miles, $260 or offer. 573- 12.4. Saturday 9.5. Cadieux Christmas gift. 882-0154. drum s('t. 884.4848. Call 885-4880 alter 6 p.m. case, $100 per setting. 779'1 misce,Ilnaeous ilems, very 4502. 4100. at Warren. 882-4396. ------1361.. reasonable. 777-8120, 371~ !\.10VING SALE, mise ell an. ------)'IE~'S sheepskin coat. Sil~: REFRIGERATOR - Admiral --.'-- 1828 ATARI VIDEO game - with ORIENTAL RUGS lOB-TRUCKS 40, never worn. cost $325, : . (55x29x25), $25; Honda BEAUTIFUL muskrat coat,' tapes, joy sticks and pad. eous items, appliances, fur. Expert appraisals, e.statoo, FOR SALE

will take best offer. 839. 'I motorcycle 500-4, 1973, fox collar, size 12, $600. WEATHEii.,,-ANE - Hand die controls, excellent CGn. niture, fur coats. No pre. purchased. Modern semi. 4311. $650. 881-2752 after 6 p.m. 251.6758. I formed copper, whale de. dition, $220. 521.5965. sales.', 1434 Nottingham. antique an-d antique. Ex. 1978 SCOUT SS2 - Soft top, ------HANDMADE solid wal~~l ~ sign, $85; other designs ------Saturp@y-Sunday, 10.5. pel't cleaning -and r.epair- 4 wheel drive, 28,000 or. COAT - ULTRASUEDE, al .. SPENDEL's Coin and Stamp grandfather clock. Best of. I available including sloop, BLACK Persian Lamb coat, NEWCOATS"':"sizes---16 to I in,g. Will buy antiques also. iginal miles, many options most new, size 14, light: appraisals. For current fer. 886-592a. Ideal Christmas gift. 372. with mink collar, $300. 18, reasonable prices, long I Able to pay top dollar. 547. including plow, 882.0154. beige, $250. 886.5675 after market value or insurance __ ._" "_ _ ___ 9290 Man's Lon gin e s wrist grey wool, gold with zip.in 2100. 6 p,m. documentation. 881.3051. 42-INCH square table, pedes. - - ---: -, . watch, $200. 882.(l880. Iming, black leather jack. _ 1974 CHEVROLET pick.up, ---.------stal base, California pine, COMPLETE waterbed outfIt ------et, zip.in lining, large size FURNITURE refinished, reo automatic, air, power, ~ap, perfect for county kitchen, (Queen) $115. 822-5305 af. MAYTAG electric dryer, ex. ranch min~ stole, Singer paired, stripped, any type stereo, Florida title. $1,200. excellent condition, $150 ter 5:30. cellent condition, $75. Af. canister -vacuum cleaner. of caning. Free estimates. jeanette's gateau 881-7767. • 882-3444 or best offer. 881-9355 af-: PINBALL ~lACHl.NE-S -=- '4 I _ ter6 p...~_ ~85~079~_ _88~:~_161_~~er 6 p.m. . _~?!.8~~ .. _ ter 5.30. . __ player, profeSSional, not I SONY 7 inch, go ever)'wherc,; NE\\ OUTDOOR gas grill, AZAR'S GALLERY 1976 DODGE Pick.up, 65,b00 home made pies and cakes I KID'S SKI SET: Hart skiis, department store type. I black and white TV, 2 I bqx unopened, lots of f.ea'i WE BUY ORIENTALS miles, power s tee I' i r) g , 150 cm, Solomon bindings,' 778.5460. 30631 Jefferson., years old, really used, in-I tures, regu,lar ~230, askmg AND ENTIRE ESTATES brakes, AM/FM s tel' ~ 0 , chocols te nuttorte italian nut cake size 41,2 boots, $100. Ski i -..- _..,------.-. -- ---" I eludes car and boat cord, $17 0;men s .S~I boots'd,ex'l 644 7311 new radial tires, 4 speed, rack for Datsun Z car, $35. ,SN,?'" TI~ES, 2 LR.78-1... $100 firm 881.5063. ce 11ent condItIon, Nor Ica,; - overdrive, 18.20 m.p.g., apricot nut torte cheese cake I Caber bOl>ts, size 8, $25. I WIde wllltewalls, 2 HR-78. __ __ . 10.11, worn 1 season, $25.' --- --'--.-.--- custom' interior, $2,~50. I 884-0005. 15 narrow whitewalls and COPPER side by side refrig- 885.0535. AN.T~QUE OAK Ice box, reo 885.0079 or 885.0174. : L"""",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~"!!!"" .... I . 2 GR.78.15. 886.7022. erator and gold gas stove. FIRE\VOOD -_ 1 face-"cord f!Dlshed, 2 doors, $350. ------~.- _------,---'-"'..::------: E~(;E~TI9NA.LLY. b~autlful ------.--- -- 882-5681. $50 delivered; 2 or more 884.1824. 1978 SUZUKI, R.'1.400, must .;cc, wu;;~ S~Hf $700 or best ~i:}:ura;ct:h~~k ~~~~~r,~~:~ Ci\~~~~~:~e;~l~od;t~~";i; A'LPINE---fire.\.I~-~ci-=.;ixed ~o~~ e~f:b built-in micro.: -- -- .. ----,------757 -5568 1973 AM!:: Ambassador. All OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: of new items, great for wave, Corningware top, al. 30% .60% Christmas sale ------t I d' 1 b t APPRAISALS, ESTATE SALES, CONSIGNMENTS miscellaneous 0 f f ice S chairs, 9'7" long cabinet Christmas gifts. most new, Harvest Gold, I Drums, guitars, amps, band i SHOTGUNS and rifles want. ~~~: k ee:. r~a;~f~~ni:t ~~~: 15115 Charlevoix {near Maryland) and desk unit (2 for ------$250. After 6 p.m. 885.0079. ! instruments, Daily 1.7 p.m. I ed - Parker, Fox, Smith, Best offer. 372.5563 week .. Grosse Pointe Park I I sale), complete office MUST SELL! Refrigerator .. _... --. h"~----'-'--b' Sunday 1.5 p.m. 8833 Van Winchest-er and others. : da"s after 6. Weekend any- 331.3486 (gold), side by side, excel. A..~TIQUE w Ite cuno ca l'l Dyke. 921.4614. PrIvate collector. 478.5315.1 i J unit or ideal for child's lent condition, $250. Rolled net, 3 glass shelv~s, 2 I ______.. • ._ - .. __ • t me. TlJesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. room or study. Phone arm tufted sofa, salmon drawers, light, $250. 885.' 5 FOOT Baby Grand, $1,300 SERIOUS local cDlleclo:, will i AUTO 1NSURAN 1 WE WILL HE CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS EVE, 882.2349 between 9 and THURSDA Y, DECEMBER 24th 5. (Located on Fisher ' color. S300 .Custom par .... _~~_~9.. . : _~~~:~7~2:__ ra%~~~;~~l~;~fne:i;~~~~ri as $30 per 6 m~~t::' ;o~ and Road). son: table WIth glass top" T.V., 12 inch. blac~ and white, 1 BABY Grand Yamaha, excel. Jefferson and 1\!oe Bridge~ . full physical damage, $75. NEW YEAR'S EVE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31st S12::J. Ask for Scarlett - new, In hox. $/5. After 6: lent condition. make offer. 1 amp s. All transactions' Nort~eastern Insurance,

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. AQUAR.iLTlIfS,-29 ~nd .55 gal.; KOSs hea?ph~n~~ pro 4~A! HA)'!MOND--D-~-;l k~yb;;;;~ __:.~11.:~_~~:~.886-~812. I ------."--.-::::'== HALl-S",ORTIf A ,\'TIQl'E OALUm Y would like to Ion With all ~ccesones and : ~tereo. like new, $40; Ice: organ and bench. Misc. WANTED - Sto:;-~-'-: See tahl' Ihill opporlunil.\' 10 inlrodurl' iI~t>lr 10 you and Buying Red Belly Piranhas. Auto nuckct and bar set, new, ., es, r rIg )'our (amily. We eonalilute the nr,,'e.t addition 10 the FM 'th s tt i $25 885-4144 musIC. '" as $1,600, now. eraton', w3£hers and dry. Gro~Re Pointr//)('troil bu~inC"RP('ommunily, and ({.lIP , stereo WI cas.: e'l' . I $1,050. 881.7406. ers, worlo.ng or not work. Ray Campise are loraled 0116111 """rl/ "on Tiffan}'I,ane, belween auto and home spea ers.; LlKE- :"\EW, fiberglass skis --; ------ing. $10 to $100. Also free 8('d(ord and nl'! on.hire). Books 779.3378. : and poles, leather boots I VIe OUNT X310 organ, $500. removal of old ones. Call DR UMMY A I Ifalllllt'orlh, "'p offer Ihr 001(', purchallP, and FURNI-rURE-Dining room and bindings size 9; Coop-, 331.6434 after 4 anytime. 924.5585 or 771. con.iNn",,,nt ,,(quality m"rchandill", al'ldourrl!lIid"nl . set hutch. dropleaf table' er leather hockey gloves .. OLDS -TRO-MBONE" -g ~-~"dI 4076 arti.1 ran pr0l1id" }OU wilh whalever Rervlcell you From Single may r('qurll/, Volumes to and 6 chairs, fruitwo(,d.' Best offer. 881.5536, condition, with c~se. 884. i WANTED-~AN'S ;'l~id--R~I~~ 0 LD S All an introduction, U'I' invite you to vi«it Our ! Entire libraries ... Italian, $800. Red plaid G.E. avocado refrigerator, 40. O~91. ~ Oyster watch. 886.3575. TH E ROAD TO ,,"labU"hmenl and Ira['(' your name for our Grand lounge chair and ottoman, inch stove, dishwasher, 2 ------,,-- - -- Op"ninll drau'inll Ito br hr/d on .Jan. 9, 1982). Thl' I CALL US FIRST $13:'i. 25 cubic foot GIbson years old, mint. After 3. 8B-ANTIQUES i OLD WHITE hath-t-;;b with SAVINGS winn"r will r('('"i, '(' a b('aulifu/, oriliina/, pen'and-ink We have thousands of refrigerator, $100. G.E. 885.7748. FOR SALE ' four feet. small 40.inch THE 82's ARE HERE drawinll nf Ih.'ir /)0",(' b)' Ollr arti,'-in-r,,"idence. customers waiting for washer and dryer, $130 for ' size, good condition. "no ORDER YOURS NOW! ('lIrlll Palm,'r. " /" a ,60.(JO ,'alue, and a way of your books and 16 years both and other miscellan- BLO:'-lD dining room set, chi. ------.:.:----.:------nicks. no dents .... Contact For that personal touch fflnl'l'.ylnli o"r nppr,',.;ntion for your patrona,e. of huying and selling eous furniture and acces. nil, buffet, oval table, 2 J. :\1. Conlin, 1013 William ."in('('('('/., . experience . sories. Will tradc 100 h.p ~~a4~~s,4 chairs, $250. 776. ANTIQUE CLOCKS Street, ~lymOu~h,_M~_4_Bl?0.' ~~n~~; ::d u~~~r~::;: T. W. /lollllworlh May we come by" leaf blower for a snow Make g rea t Christmas ,POKER TABLE with revers. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tues- R." ..'lfol'l.our JOHN KING blower or s('lI. 2 t£'n oc- \VEDDING DRESS. complete. presents (hat get better lhle top-or game table, day, Wednesday and lIoll.,,'orthAntiqul' Galler.y 961-0622 easional chairs. $125 each white, ('mbroinercrl . lac£', £'very year. Phone 881. Child's table and chairs, Friday, 9 a,m. to 6 p.m. 16111 "'"rk and end tabl!", $100. 886-, size 12. excellent con:lition, 3365 for an appointment. both in good condition.' /;1'14-.111.1 _ Clip and Save this ad - 772-2200 2487 $ I25. 886.4874. 885.9339.

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Thursday, December 17, 1981 G R 0 SSE POI N T € NEW S Page Nine.C ..._ .._------. ------_. ------_. ,------_. __ .- _ .._------" - ... .-.ll-CARS -l-1-C-A-RS-----:-l-1--C-A-RS-----! ll-CARS ll-CARS Ille-BOATS 13-REAL ESTATE ~:, FOR SALE _pJ~R_ S~~E _ ... FORSALE I FOR SALE . FOR SALE AND MOTORS FOR SALE 1976 CHEVY, 9. pas.senger! 1980 DODGE Mirada _ Must VW 1972 KARMANN GHIA. I 1979 CUTLASS Br~ugham,! 1974 MALIBU Classic 2 door, .S-AIL-B-O-A-T--M-O-O-R-E--24-- '.. ;.~?o~, automahc, ~Ir ~on.! sell. Best offer over $5,300. I Excellent transportation I fuUy equipped $4 900 or I new tires and battery ex. world's Iastest 24-foot of{- I p~:::n:~a:e~~~.~~;~.lng. _~85.6229: _ $750. 881.8842. I best offer. C~)j ~fter 6 cel!ent co~dilion, $975 or shore keelboat. An ideal!

-: __ • • _._._.. I 1974 fI.lUSTANG II, V.6, auto. GRANADA, 1978, 4 door, vi. p.m. Weekdays, 343.3607.' !Jest ocre!. 885.7744, 881- Christmas gift for under! 1976 VOLVO 245, excellent,; malic, power s tee r in g, nyl top, air, power steer. .. ~e.:k~nds, 824.1518. 4187. .' $20,000. 372.9290. I ." air, stereo, looks like new, ~ 41,000 miles, very good ing, power brakes new 1974 MALIBU CI~ssic 5ta. 1974 MAVERICK, good con. SAIL:A.roER --;~dwi~d~~~f~~i ", 55,000 miles. 881-6842. I condition, $1,450. 886.6184. brakes, rustprooled: orig. tion Wagon deluxe inte. I dition, great transporta. One $600, both $550 each. I jlMALlBU 1973---.--11. i inal owner, excellent co.). rior clean good condition I tion. Must see! Asking 774.1374. II , d' .' ,exce ent: 1974 CHRYSLER Imperial dition. 874.0211 after 4 I $775 882.9688 " $475. 821.1505. con Ihon, stereo, good gas LeBaron-Good condition, pm. 1-' . . . I - •••• -- -' - ----~.------I"~ mileage. TU 4-4848. I extras. 526.3062. 1975 PLYMOUTH !"ury, 4, 24.VOLT 30 Amp battery l2D-LAKE & RIVER ______. _. 1971 MUSTANG PARTS _ door, brougham, loaded, i charger, $85; .GM and Mus. PROPERTY Carb, good hood, driver like new, 53,000 miles, I tang w~,ee,! nms, $5 e~ch.; I-----~------door, cylinder heads, crank $1,400. 881.7767. Model A starter motm, BREATHTAKING View - I 'Whittier (office Bldg.) Del. $21,900' shaft, manifold, carburetor, .. ------_. .- I 6 volt battery charger, $15. 100 foot lront Lake Huron, ' Terms--: 20-30'1, Dn., 11'1;; rate, 5.7 year LC pistons. Call 884.1819 after 1977 COR DO B A, 31,000: A£ter 6, TU 4.8979. 600 foot deep Natural, 'Lannoo, Det. $59,500' 5 p,m. i miles, full. pow.er, sun roof, ii9;3 -.CHEVR-oLi;i '~~~tio~ wood exterior/interio., 3: Terms: Negotiable Dn., 11'7.: rate, 3 year leather mtenor $2,800. , 115000'1 b' bedroo I' I I JI Lie DFCRE \'SE motor wear alld 774.0711 ' , wagon, , ml es, aSlc ms, Irep ace, u I " 1" • I tl'ansportatl'on, $300 or be,t ba em t t 'Hillcrest, Del. $59,900' I engine temperature with ~ s en, carpor new Terms: 20-30'1,Dn., 11'), rate, 5.7 year LIC ~ I a Slick 50 lubricant treat- 1979 CAPRICE CJassic, 4: offer. 839.3956. Iurniture incJuded: $60,' men!. 884.6683. door, 8 cylinder, loaded" ..... ------.-.- OOJ. 259.0650. (9.5) 'Roslyn Rd .. Woods, $71,900' Terms: $17,500 Dn., 12':'. Will sell. 881-5367, I' side heavily damaged but Beach.Jefferson. 3 bed- I Terms: $15,000 Dn., 11% rate, 5--7year LlC 1978 MALIBU .. Classic - ex- 774.6698. does run well. 26,000 ac. rooms, dream kit c hen : 'Cenlerbrook Woods, $129,900' cellent condition. 776.5358 -.- ..-.- ---. - .. . - - -, t 1'1 8 -42 large family room, formai I after 6 p.m. 1975 DUSTER, slant 6, clean,' ua ml es. $395. 8 6 69 din i n g room overlooks Terms: $30,000 Dn., 11% rate, 5-7 year LIC Looking 'or wour ad? --.--.--.------47,000 actual miles, air after 6 p.m. water. Master bedroom 'Oxford Rd., Woods, $129,900' o 't W 't U . MONARCH 1978 Ghia, air, conditioning, power steer- 1978RAimiT:-4-doo~, auto- suite,. lull basement, cen. Terms: NegotiabJe Dn., 11% rate, 12 year on at ntll Tuesday I power st eenng, .p 0 w ~ ring, brakes, speed control, matic, sunroof, loaded, ex- tral air. LIC Call early . , .• 82-&900 brakes, stereo, c~U1se, wire $1,650 or best offer. 372- ecutive car. $3,550. 886- CALL GIL WITTENBERG 'Marion Ct., Woods, $159,900' w~eeJs, new radials, 49,000 1611. 6582. "THE WATER Terms: Negotiable Dn., 110/, rate, 3-5 year LIC ------~--- ______i miles. $3,050/offer. 881.1------.------. . SPECIALIST" ,. ! 2530. . 11979 CUTLASS SUPREME 1980 GRAND PRIX Pontiac. CENTURY 21.AVID '21 Roslyn Rd., Shores, $214,000' . I i980 CHEVE-;ITE 4~d 0 0 ~, I broug~am, clean, loaded, Loaded, sunrooI, excellent 778.8100 Terms: NegotiabJe Dn., 11% rate, 5--7 automatic, rust proofed, I_~~~_mlles, $5,600. 885-7998. condition, dark blue. 881- II not in, leave your number. year LIC Introducing 'Stillmeadow, Shores, $279,000' Poly.guard, AM-FM, excel. 1979 CADILLAC Fleetwood -~~~~_.-.--.------Terms: Negotiable Dn., 11% rate, 3 year ALL POINTE LEASING CO. lent condition. 884.9036. Brougham loa d e d low 1975 !'ACER - rebuilt en- 12E-COMMERCIAL LIC FORD LTD, 1974, full power, mileage, best offer.' 885- gine, new battery, $300 or PROPERTY air, low mileage, $1,475 or 2580_. best. 881-0303. ------18550 MACK AVE. BRADLEY T. VAN SICKLE best ofler. 839.5252. '79 OLDS Diesel _ Station 1980 CADILLAC Coupe De BUSINESS and MARKETING SPECIALIST Professionals in all points of leasing CHRISTMAS CAR: Red 1973 Wagon, 9 passenger, full Ville, diesel, triple white, INVESTMENT Maverick, low mileage, size, $6,600. 882.2214. leather, eabrolet, 11,000 PROPERTIES Call For New Terms Or New Listings . • All make and model vehicles some rust, runs great. ------miles, loa d ed, AM/FM E X C L U S I VEL Y i Make oIfer. 822-9378 6.10 11980 CITATiON, 4 door, ex. cassette, CB. Mint. $10,500. SALES - LEASES • Industrial Equipment I p.m. ' eellent condition, full pow. 264-3955. EXCHANGES l er, low mileage, will take ------Virginia S. Jeffries, Realtor • Medical Equipment I 1979 LINCOLN Towne Car, trade. Call Saturday or 1976 PACER, 6 cylinder, 3 882-0899 777~1D1D • Airplanes blue, low mileage, loaded, Sunday. 881-4810. speed, stereo, low mileage. ------\ $7,500. 759-9060 after 6 .__ $1,400. Call after 5:30 p.m. FOR SALE - 12,000 sq. ft . • Office Furnishings p.m. 759.3060. 1973 LUXURY Pontiac Le 882.6281. corner lot. 1 block from ______I Mans. 824.9099. ------Ren Cen. Suitable for CUTLASS SUPREME 1977 ------1978 FIAT Spider, red, hard- building. Presently used as FIRST OFFERING 881-1981 automatic, air, powe; steer: I 1980 SKYEARK Limited, 4 top, wire wheels, 38,000 an income producing park. Pretty as a Christmas Package!! ----.--1 ing-brakes, stereo, silver. speed, 28-32 m.p.g. Best-of. mil e s, 5.speed, AM/FM ing lot. Call lor more in- ______.____ blue, excellent condition. Ier. 886-6957. cassJ.tt.c stereo. Excellent formation. ::> $2,975. 885-7132. 1976 CHEVETTE-g~od.-c-o~~ i con lhon. 792.6029. TAPPAN 884.6200 1960 _ 4/~~ 0_ 1°//_ _ 1977 THUNDERBIRD, fu}'l dition, new brakes, tune- AUSTIN HEALEY'S 1 C:Y'Ct'!7 ~ U~~/ power, new tires, new muf. up, AM/FM, 26.36 m.p.g., 3000 Mark I. New parts BY OWNER - Commercial fler and tailpipe. 777-2048. $2,150, 884.1791. 1963 3000 Mark II. All or building, Grosse Pointe ~ ------.---- part. 885.5899 I Park, gross $27,000 a year . .a. 20903 Harper (at 8 Mile) 1973 NOVA, 2 door, auto. '74 FIREBIRD-60,OOO miles, .----- Moving, must sell. 881-9559 I ~ 881.6600 I matie, V.8, power steering, rebuilt ~arbu~eto~, r,tew 1979 COUGAR XR7, V-8, low or 881-8170. Leave message. some rust. $595. 885.6845. tune up, mterlOr IS mmt! mileage, Joaded. 771-3790. ------Air, AM/FM, rear defog------KERCHEVAL - On-the-HilJ. 1979 '" '81 FI•• lwood '80 S.vllle 1976 CAMARD, rally sport, ger, $1,650 or best offer. 1 FORD Fairmont-Good Two-story building for sale, ~.;. Brougham automatic, V.8, AM-FM, 884-1884 after 5 p.m. . condition, low miles, 4 20xl00 with basement. Blue with Blue Leather, $2,195. 884-3209. ------.--- door, cruise control, ail' I GROSSE POINTE PARK - a' IrE'.ganc. 12,000'originalmiles, . CH~ISTMAS SPECI~L. conditiol\~ng. AM/FM ra. 4,500 square.loot corner 'II r Tripll? S~\l?f'e, • Gas~ihf!, .shaljJ & ready. '76 CHEVY Van""':' Nice con'- L~k~ new! 1963 CahfornJ~. dio, 6 cylinder. $3,500. building, .zoned. for. com. It',,, 9,000 original. rriles, J'{;:. Beautiful condi~on. ONLY $14,285 dillon, new tires, $1,650. R!vlera,. $2,500. Call eve- 882.5419. mercial use, including of- Must sell. 776-5615, 772. mngs, ,)27.8016, 839-3135. I---~------I fice, retaH, repair shop, ""e<; ONLY $15,995 Stock N8SA Stock #96A 8432. ------1978 CHEVY Chevette Hatch- plumbing, etc. $49,500. 1981 PONTIAC Grand. Le back _ 45,000 miles, new TOLES & ASSOCIATES '81 "dan d. VIII. '78 S.vlll. 1978 CADILLAC _ 4 door, Mans wag?n. 8,700 m.lles. tires, new battery, great 885-2000 I ;"!;I": Triple .Aqua Turquoise, Triple light being, 50.50 leather seats, loaded, Many options. Ask I n gee 0 nom y car 824-9613 ------...... " immaculate condition, Michelintires, leather $6.850. 882-8890. $8,300. 885-2274. after 6. . PRIME CORNER business 8,000 original miles. interior. Nice & Clean. 1974 SWINGER, excellent • ~______fro n tag e on Kercheval '74 JAVELIN - V-8 304, A . ONLY.t2, .. 5 ONLY $9,295 automatic, power brakes, condition, no rust, $950. I l1A-CAR venue m Grosse Pointe Stock ,*pl07 521-0860. REPAIR City. 45'x 100 feet. Retail, Stock Ifpl02A power steering, air, 39,000 doctors, investors - build miles, excellent, $1,950. 1970 FORD Custom, 4 door, I ", 9,000 square foot building '77 COUp. de Ville Picture this any time of year! You'll just love this cozy 3 '80 Eldorado 882.1291. good transportation, 68,000 AUTOMATIC transmissions \ for future retirement. Land . Diesel bedroom, lli:! bath colonial. All the nice features you'll Triple Saflron, beautiful 1981 PONTIAC Phoenix _ 4 original miles, $300. 527- rebuilt and installed, $175. Cont.ract terms available. Carll Blue, Blue Lealt1er want plus a fabuJous 3-season bonus room complete with condition, low miles. All the door hatchback, burgundy, 0357. American cars only. 839. DANHER, BAER, many extras, wires extras. vaulted beam-ceiling. This home is clean and well deco- 4 cylinder, full equipped -P-O-R'S--CHE--19-7-7'lh--,-924-,-J-ik--;; _7._7_57_.______WILSON & STROH rated, priced in the low 70's with an excellent assumption ONLY'"2,115 ONLY$8,285 including automatic trans- new, from California, low INSURE ENGINE efficiency 885-7000 at 13'7<. ',. Stock #42BA stock #p112 mission, power steering, mileage, loaded. 4-9 p.m. with a TFE Slick 50 lubri- I 1022 KENSINGTON brakes, locks, winqows, 626-3269. cant treatment. 884.6683. 12F-NORTHERN We sell only the flneit pre-owned Cadlllacs. 6,100 miles, mint condi- . ---- PROPERTIES Banish the blahs with this spacious English brick coJo- nial. Nothing ordinary about this stunning home! All .old wIth value protection warranty. lion, $7,295. 882-1367. 1975 LTD, wagon, power, llA-CAR At your service call: snow tires, Mechanically Each king,sized bedroom (3) has its own jumbo bath 1978 BUICK Skylark, 17,000 sound, 65,000 miles. $700 REPAIR NORTHERN MICHIGAN reo on the second floor. Third floor is a convenient 4-room Jim Hanley 881.6600 Jack Williams miles, loaded, undercoated, or best offer. 773.8966. ------I tirement income home-2 suite. Custom finished floors and lots of naturaJ wood 20903 Harper at 8 Mile J' t d" $4200 I - . family in 4 season resort detailing add a quiet elegance. Spring will show you !I r--~~=------. 885-5186.exce .en con ltlOn. , . 1935 FORD--restored 5 wI'n- E'ASTSIDE area near Mullet Lake, Mi. the spectacular landscaping that comes with this at- tractive package. Land contract is offered with ~~~bf:u;:~t,ra~~~oo~ea;:~: TRANSMISSION ~;~';~tIt~sui~:e~~st.~~~: $50,000 down. ---.--m.----.--m---... 1500, 9.5, Monday through 16301 MAC!ICal 3 MI tact J. M. Conlin, 1012 Wil- _ Friday. 882-7397 evenings FREEROAD lilT liam St., Plymouth, ~1l .. ~( I and weekends. WORK GUARANTEED 48170. 420 TOURAINE e • Cheerful 3 bedroom, bath and a half colonial on out- -O~-fE--G-A-,-1-98-1-,-G-.l'l-t-e-x-ec-u. 884.S~59 Il3-REAL EST'ATE sized lot. Sparkling clean, minimum maintenance tive, car, excellent condi- low cost utilities. Fully air-conditioned and all ne~ mm~ tion, 6,000 miles, loaded, 6 -1-l8-C--A-R-S-W-A-Ioo.J-T-E-D- FOR SALE attractive decor right down to the extra plush car. cylinder, peppy, $7,750. I'" I peting. A prize offering for the choosy buyer. All Days 556.3817, eveningsl TO BUY ST .CLAIR SHORES-$32,OOO terms available. weekends 885-6428. ------home, will sacrifice fo< CASH FOR CARS $25,000 cash or Land Con. GROSSE POINTE BOULEVARD : . 1976 CADILLAC Seville - TOP DOLLAR PAID tract. 778-8802. excellent condition, loaded, ~nKE MAHER CHEVROLET You can't ':Diss with this one! Gorgeously decorated for speeiaJ AM/FM radio. 771- USED CAR 1.0 the holidays this choice French colonial is beautiful 7123. 17181 MACK AVE~UE 112F-NORTHERN anytime with its 100' wide lot it has a speciaJ aura of -~------JUST NORTH OF CADIEUX PROPERTY grandeur but on a very manageable scale. Three 1980 TOYOTA Celiea, ST [ 1 Coupe, excellent condition, 821-2fjQ(, bedrooms, 2 -2 baths. Charming kitchen and break. ,,' Hondo Prelude Sport Coupe fast room connects to COZY family reom Attached stereo, power steering, 5 COiiEGESTUDEN-T need~ garage. NEW LOW PRICE'and land contr~ctterms' speed, $5,900. 263.9549. 5- or 6'year-old, small used PETOSKEY If You Price It At WOOD 1974 MERCEDES, 450, SL, car, in good condition. 884- EXECUTIVE COLONIAL 40,000 actual miles, abso. 9119. PROPERTIES Everything about this gracious home exudes a feelmg of lutely immaculate. Sun- -.--C.--. A--S--H--- luxury. comfort and tasteful elegance. From the lei- roof, Cruise, loaded, looks • COMMERCIAL surely drive up quiet tree-lined Touraine Road to identical to 1980 model, • RESORT your first step inside you'll feel this is something $12,500. 296.5248. for • ACREAGE s))Ccial: Large cenler hall, wood.pancll('d library 1978A~{C Gremlin-=-~~y I CAR S • RESIDENTIAL With fIreplace, beautiful st('p-down family room with fireplace. sunny living room with yet anoth('r fire . good condition, $2,000. 824.1 "Stop by when up our .r place. huge modern kitchen with large breakfast _._7~5_6_af~r.~. __ : way" , . 839-5300 area. first floor bedroom or office with full bath. -1 413 E. Lake Street i 1976 FORMULA Firebird - I large bedrooms and 2 connecting baths upstairs. , low miles, excellent condi.: Oldcr cars towed in Cree Petoskey, Michigan 49770 super recreation room with wet bar and natural fire. tion, new paint, best ofler. JAY BOLOGNA CARS i place.' .. and much more ... all in a wcll designed . You Will Buy IIAt WOOD ..~82.~~~._. . .. 1---DEADOR'ALlYE (616) 347-5360 beautifully executed up.to-date plan realisticallv 1947 CAMARO Z.28, AM/FM i CARS - TRUCKS I priced with excellent financing options. . PAT VERHELLE stereo, sharp, $2,395. 3311 F}{EE TOWING - 7 DAYS BROKER ' TWO FOR THE ROAD I _ 2657 ~~t.er 6_p:m. . 1365-7322, 573-3788 Unique opportumty for the advcnturous in\'Cstor! Adora. : CIMARRON, 1982-1------ble two bedroom gardner's collage on exclusivc I •Cadillac J car, 4 speed, Joad. 11C-BOATS Gross(' Pointe ('51 atc. Present proJX'rty IS to be sub. I {'~. 4,000. miles, warranty, ~ AND MOTOP.S dl\'ldl'd and this charming house Will 1)(' movcd. Of. . stIcker pnce $14,350, sacri. 1.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-_I fering price IS $12.000 and dPlails about moving costs i fiee $1 J ,600. 862.0520 days, J I etc. are at our offic('. 792.4278 evenings. ATIENTION Hondo Accord HOlchback ~~- - -- ..------~ 1978 GRANADA, 4 door,' SAILORS AND POWER BOATERS ESS, 36,000 miles, loaded, I excellent condition. $3,388 . CLASSES IN SCHULTES REAL WOOD 882.2833. SAIL BOATING & POWER BOATING ! 1972' .MAVERICK- - Great Given by Grosse Pointe Power Squadron ESTATE

I transportation, best oHer.' Class Starts Monday, January 11, 1982 884-6154. ' Time: 7:30 p.m. Cafeteria 881-8900 • WlMOTORS 16840 KERCHEVAL AVENUE PACER WAGON, 1977, auto. GROSSE POINTE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL ., Gratiot at 8 Mile ~IN T1IF. \'1[.1.\(,10:" I malic, power steering, Zie.! MORNINGSIDE - OFF VERNIER bart. $1,750. 886.1646 after 'I Ladies Invited Al.ICf, ROl'f.R Sc.Hl1.n:s 372-2600 I Ij p.m. R"altor- '------'r '. t ---_.....:.._-~~~----~-----~-----~-~--- 4 '. % , •

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,---.------.,. CLlNTO:'ll TOWNS!IlP. Sharp ~A BAIl'JAIN - Home Own. 1 SS,900 Assumption-English I ART GALLERY _ Picture I HANDYMAN -- Painting, CARPET INSTALLATION - . , INVESTORS 3. bedroom bnck ranch,: ers Insurance, $50,000 liS I Tudor-3 bedroom home, I framing business, estab. plumbing, electrical, car. $1.50 per yard. Carpet reo fmcly dccorated and land. low as $107 per year or 1,500 square feet, living! lished, Working partner, penry, cement, etc. No job pairs - all kinds. Jerry's 6~ HOL'SES, $50.000 DOWN scapcd, A.l shape, P', $100,000 for $254 per year, I room dining room den, $10,000 investment. Call too small. Experienced, ref. Carpet Service. 776-3604, 10'; Land Contract. $175,000 gross income, b,aths, .. 112 garage, Terrific I Northeaslern Insurance fireplace, gas grill', new Mr', Fox, 259.0611. erences, reasonable. Dave fmanclIIg. :'Iust sell. 792., 371.0550 roof and electrical, bar in 1------839.1236. 20B-REFRIGERATION MICHELE 921.2555 3541. --' basement. Delroil-Three 16 PETS ---- .. --.. _ .. ---.-- AND AIR .. ~--.. _.. -- --. I REAL ESTATE salespers~ns, ~lile Dril'{'. 886.0tJ57. -FOR SALE FENCES - In.stalled , reo CONDITIONING -~~ -- I WANTED I wanted. Best commiSSIOn - pired Wood, ~teel. No job BUYING SWORDS, 'I plans in area. After first 12 FAMILY bl'ick income, St.I,_~-_------(00small. Free eslima{es. REPAIR GLADHILL I $10,000 you earn in com.' Clair Shores. 22334 Han.: FREE KITTENS. 886.2480 772-50{)9. Fir~t Offpring _. 5527 Bishop. One of a kind home. GUNS, DAGGERS, ' mission you then are on: son Ct. S55,900, 792.7411. I evenings. . _. . _ __..... _ AA RELIANCE Refrlgerll' l', b:llb~, natural fireplac(', ree room, wet bar, MEDALS, HELMETS, i the 100% plan. We alsol 1------...... I HANDYMAN: Assemble tion. We service all makes nell carp,'ling, furnace. Two yp.ar~ old. Sacrifice, 774-9651 I have a gO?d desk .rental.! 13A-LOTS ' ADO.RABLE kitte~ - Short, Christmas gifts, repairs, and models. Prompt, reli •• ____ ._. ._. __ I ~al1d o~/ In he I~e:ghbor. : FOR SALE hall' ~emale kitten, v~ry 1 installations, carpentry, Sol9.900. d I able service. 778.7331. . OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 : 00 span ta 0 us. I ; a!fec:tlOnate, needs caring: cleaning, m 0 v i n g. Call • ._. w _ 6 6 flat. S650 total llicome, Land Contract available. GROSSE POINTE WOODS. GLADH ILL . I home, Has been mistreat.: John 823-2318. HEFRIGERATION Service: i LAST LAKE L')'l' at Rose i ncl B39 2441 e"~nings I '1'\\ (I 11r('pl:1('(", :111b!'lt'k. 2 ('ar garagl' Shoreham: 860, 3 bedroom _ Ie.. '" . , General Eiectric, Frigid.' 881 3670 'I'l'I'race, 114 fl, on w:ller. I 881.3670 brick ranch, 11,2 baths. ~ Land Conlract terms, :-'Ic.' GOLDEN Retriever _ AKC, CLEAN UP's aire, all makes, fast serv- den, new roof, aluminum, BY OWNER - Beautiful' 15rear,~' & Adlh~)ch. 882'. "uppies. Excellent blood! ice. 881.5265. trim, completely redecor.! English Tudor, 2 family' 520n ... HAULING ated. I home, Outer Drive.Cadieux ' . . line. Rea d y Christmas' HAULING GARAGE REMOVAL 20D-LOCKSMITHS BY OWNER -- 1083 BEDFORD WI LCOX 884-3550 i area. Ex~ellent investment I GHOSS~: ISLr~ ~~1> 95x190, week. 779.6604. I -----.- ... _. i opportumly, Land Contract i wooded, no utllllles, Spec. PERSIAN kittens, CFA, 8 Comme~cial, Fire Damage, CERTU'IED LOCKSMITH - . GKUS:,t ~Oli"lIE PARK ; NE~.1t. HUAU/urosse Pointe. ~ Lt'UII~ a.~'","i~ub~~. ,Aft(a:' C ~ lIhf~(~l1 l:1nf' ~7 ~¥lO :?R:l. \\l:t:~",;..t C:,rl:;t~:::;. es~ Residential CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL ; Single family house. Brick I p,m .. 468-7485 or send for' 4486, I 4988. 538.2921 colonial, 3 bedrooms, living details to: P.O. Box 697, ES A E L . h F i -- . .-- - .. --. dead bolls installed. Wil. 3 bedroom; 2 full balhs and 2 half baths; family room with fireplace, new st. Clair Shores, Mich. ioo:rilO,OT In t e arms, CHIHUAHUA PUPS - Just 20A-CARPET son's Locksmith Shop, 881- room: kitchen and breakfast room; rec room kitchen with nook, formal 48080. R. SFrrU~ AND ASSOCIATES in time for X.mas, 3 males, LA YI NG 2937. cllrpell.'d and panelled. dining room, famUy room. -- ---.~ -- - - 776.7260, OR J4:VENINGS: 1 felnal~, 8 ",,'eek.s old, $80,000 or will rent with GROSSE POINTE PARK - . 884.7276 paper.tralned, regIstered 20E 1.....SULATIOl..l • Newer carpeting . CARPET fA YING, restretch. - '" '" option to buy. 886.3304 CIose t0 ViII age. 5 bed. , . AKC multiple of colors . • NEW Hot Walet Heater' evenings and weekends or I room, 3Y.! ~ath Coionl,a!.: MUST SELL vacant 101. Del. 778.4564, ing anti repair, 35 years • NEW Garbage Disposal 881.7558 days. I $12?,OOO. Will rent With ~ lona Corp" Florida, Marion __ . . experience, 886.9572. INSULATION • Newer Roof ------.-.-,--_ optl~n to buy. 886.8151' Oaks sub, Details for $6, DOUBLE Yello Amazon par. EXPERT'-IN-S-T-Ai-L-A-TI-ON VENTILATION Free Estimates • Aluminum slorms WINDMILL PO'INTE evenmgs. I 700 assume balance of $4'1 rot trained, fine voeabu- an d repairs for carpet, tile, Land Contract - $135,000 DRIVE NEW EXEcUTIVE HouSE i 00.0. Make an offer. Call la:\, real good sense of and ceramic tile. Free es. WILLIAM A. TOTTY DUPLEX 1 8 G Pit F I Mike, 885.6319 for more humor, tame. $500 with timates. Dan. 882.9849. 882-5539 9 I, rosse o. n. e arms Information, cage. 882.1699 or 485.4596. 882-4871 Townhouse on each sIde - 3.bedroom, IIvmg room, _ _ ---.-,------.- with 3 bedrooms, 2~ bath dining room and a great GROSSE POINTE PARK, 1.1 ALE CAT, all white, CARPET LAYING 3 car garage, newly del': room with natural fire. size 105'i85, corner of Ca. you n g. Also male cat, NEW AND OLD orated. $179,000, assum. place, 2 full bat,hs, 2 half dieux and Jeff€rwn. 886. Stairs Carpeted Shifted CLASSI FIED ADS black, milten feet, young. R' fAll T Century 21 Locllmoor able m 0 r t gag e and/or baths, all built.in appli. 3598 824.1672. epalrs 0 ypes other terms. ances, laundry room, at. PRI~IEBUILDiN'G-- sil~- on ALSO CALL 882-6900 882-0114 tached 2lh.car garage. Also CAT needs new home. Beau. f::ARPETING, VINYl" FIRST OFFERING Charlevoix in the Farms. HARDWOOD 19,4 Brys - Grosse Pointe Woods. Lovely bun. _._-- .. -.--~-.- .. -_ for lease with option to 50 feet by 134 feel, $45,000 tiful white Persian. Wife Samples Shown in galow with new roof and furnace. Full buy. 559.7940 days, 886. Land Contracl terms avail. allergic. 886.2487. Your Home 20E-1 NSULATION 8556 aCtor 6 p,m. abl-a with $20,000 down at BOB TRUDEL basement and garage. Immediate occupan. W, IDA LANE --_. __ ..."... f t YORKIE, Crec, 5 year old cy. Only $49,500. Spacious brick ranch, na. BY OWNER-1003 Balfour, 11% or 2.year contrac. male, owner Ill. 775.7461 294015896 SUDRO INSULATION tural fireplace, formAl din. Grosso Polntc Park - 6 _ ~~~.30~3. or 771.9416. '1------Slnca 1948 bodrooms, now kitchen, HARPER WOODS on Holly. --~. ~-~~'-.~~.~ 20-GENIRAL 19B1~ERst Ida Ln, - Brick ranch, remodeled kitchen, In, room, Florida room, Preparo now for skyrock. central plr, pl'ofeulonally built rec, room, 10 year Ittached 2 car S II ra go, dlnlni room, den. family wood-40xl20 101, $6,000, SCHNAUZER Miniature, AKC SERVICE room, all nowly docorated, cuh, term or trade, registered, 1 malo, 1 fe.! .. _ oUn, fuol bills whlle in. hmd contract terms. move.Jn condition, Terms, sulatlon costa are rea. le 9s!, fI1~. No real. EASTSIDE REALTY millo, 3 months old, $170. I A•• umab sonablo, IllIulation Is tors pleaso! 882.2402_ $.~~~~!67.6122~_ 776.8915, PRICE REDUCED HANDLOS 331.'41183, BOOKKEEPING AJljD blown in walls and coil. TAX SERVICE 14 Hose Terrace - Built In 19i8, Four bedrooms, 21h 882-7300 -----~--._.-.~-_. _. GROSSE' POINiti: Sl-lORES NEED A GIFT for that per. lng, Investment pa)'s baths, prime location, newer llubdlvllllQn nOllr GROSSE POINTE PARK l' I I R d 100 ft f t son who has everything? Monthly Bookkeeping for Itself, Comfort at I ~'------~~--'. -'-, ------.- Bedford - Gracious 4 bed. Co on a oa - . ran. Manx kIttens for slllo, $12tl Lake. Sellers extremely anxious, SW70 assumption, Service lower temperaturea. room, Slt!I bllth Engllsh age, Land Contract terms, d "26 620" BusIness, Personal Taxes 115% Federal Tax Credo terms available. Land contract with $50,000 down. GROSSE POINTE G. Palms. 886.4444. an up. v • iJ. Tudor. AssumptJon term~ Federal, State, Local It. FARMS BE'AUTIFULLOT-~-lO~ I KITTENS - Free to II good PHONE 883.9431 933 Bedford - Four bedrooms, remodeled kitchen with A very specIal 3 bedroom ST. CLAIR SHORES 120 in the exclusive Elms. home. Wlll hold {or X'mas. . built-ins, newer roof and carpeting, recently Insu- Colonial in a prime 10. Old 8 Mile Road - 3 bed. leigh on the Lake'Sub. _'_8_86_-4_0_8_9_. ------lated walls and ceiling. Immaculate condition. cation. A quality home Terms, rooms, I1h baths, brick division. Will built to suit. WANTED _ Female Siam- 16D-ADOPT with a beautiful floor ranch. Large rooms, famlly SHOREWOOD E.R. BROWN ese kitten in time for A PET plan in move.in condi. room, finished basement. REALTY INC. Christmas. Ask for Pam tion. Many ext r a s. WI LCOX 884-3550 886.8710 only. 886.9067. CENTURY'21 LOCHMOOR Priced in low 90's with 19866 Mack at Torrey Road blended rate financIng. TODAY'S BEST BUYS TE YORKSHIRE pup, 6 weeks, 885.6586 14-REAL ESTA I shots, Vet checked, cham. Anti-Cruelty 884-5280, 273 MT. VERNON GROSSE POINTE WANTED pion blood lines. 792.5015. GROSSE 'POIm PARK __ r'_' _ Association :\ 4/3 brick Income, side driv(', CASH FOR HOMES PUppy ..:.- Black Labrador 2 car .garage, gas heat, mix, female, great for 13569 Joseph Campau 1 price' reduced to $46,900, SERVING AREA 40 YEARS Christmas, $40. 882-6289. Hamtramck Consider Land Contract STIEBER REALTY I :MONROE & ASSOCIATES terms. 775 4900 FREE KITTEN, 4 months 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. i I GROSSE POINTE PARK - old. Excellent with chll. Monday through Saturday OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 I Land Contract. 6/6 brick in. ------, dren. Baby Is allergic. Call I, 1618 N. RENAUD - 11% LONG TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED come. North of Jefferson. WANTED TO PURCHASE only if Interested, 372. Separate furnaces, Ii Ide LAND CONTRACTS 4371. PLEASE ADOPTl BUYER - Center Entrance, IIf.l bath all brick colonial, formal dining r00"l, family No afuH hours help as yet. Veterinarian 5 days, room, country kitchen with eating space, full basement, two car garage, large lot. Call drive, 2 car garage, Can. r.:A~F~~~J.w6'WER OUR-A-NIMAL HOSPITAL 1/2 day Sa!. We keep dogs as long as possible. fOl' more details on Ihe £inancln~ that Is available, you will not be sorry 'IOU dodo sider 5 year Land Contract. COLONIAL FEDERAL has a dear little male Bea. GROSSE POL~TE PARK Financed only by donations. Remember animals BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE 13*% assumption, 29 yeaTs SAVINGS & LOAN gle and a beautiful neu. in your will tool I to go, 5/5, 2 family, great I MR. GUILES tered male Border Collie Volunteer help wanted, Pet food and can I HOLLYWOOD - GROSSE POiNTE WOODS - REDUCED IN PRICE - THIS three, investment. ~loney maker. 886.1080 that the police found aban. bedroom all brick ranch with IIf.! baths, a family room, formal dining room, large Price reduced to $43,900; i dOlled hungry and cold. labels welcomed, For information call Mary, kitchen with separate eating space can be purchased with only $40,000 down to the $13,900 down pay men t 14C-REAL ESTATE They need homes badly r . existing mortgage, three fireplaces, full basement, attached two car garage, SEE takes over. EXCHANGE and would like to have 891-7188 IT TODAY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE of this rare deal. GROSSE POINTE PARK Christmas with a family to New Listing. 5/5 2 family UNHAPPY GRANDPARENTS love. They are both about HOLLYWOOD - GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Low 60's can purchase this ready to flat, 2 gas furnaces, mod. 1 year old. Please help move into aU'brick IIh story home, family room, updated kitchen, three bedrooms, ern kitchen and bath, new miss the kids, will trade them to find a home. 882- full basement, finished formal dining room, natural fireplace. Land Contract terms carpeting, 2 car garage, beautiful, 2 bedroom, 2 8660. The Oakland Humane very clean and sharp. bath, living room, family --. -.-- .-----.--- . available, room, attached garage and F AMIL Y.LOVED six.month. ~ Society NORTH BRYS - GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Five bedroom Southem colonial, 'family ~~G~~ET;~~ PARK utility, in Port Charlotte, old female kitten must be 'l Florida. 10 years old but sacrificed. Declawed, spay. .' located in l&.t.....",~"\ room, country kitchen with oak cabinets, family room with marble fireplace, for. New List Ing. BrIck 4 famI y. better than new. Will trade h ft ! ~ Macomb County ~ . mal dining room, 1st !loor laundry, three and a hair baths, full finished basement, 4 furnaces. Good income. ed, sots, $45. Call 371- Priced to sell. for 2 family income or sin. 8982. is a no~.profit, privately Iwo car attached garage, central air - Call for more detalls, reduced in price. GROSSE POINTE PARK gie home in good localion. funded by donation humane society, fostering a I Devonshire _ 3 large bed. Call 864.9105 for delails GOLDEN RETRIVER pup. NO-DESTORY policy has many homeless dogs COLOWAL COURT - GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Three bedroom, 11,2 bath Center after 6 p m pies, A.K.C., excellent ped. Entrance colonial, family room, formal dining room, natural fireplace, kitchen with room Colon ia,1 sIdI.' dr I'Ie, 1-----' _. 1 igree, guaranteed, $250. and cats for adoption. I eating space,' land c~ntract terms. deep lot, 2 car garage, cus, The Shelter is located at 38788 Mouna Road at tom home, $82,500. Can. lS-BUSINESS ~~?O~_~._33_2._70_83_. _ 17 Mile Road, Sterling Heights, 48017. Phone 1 COLONIAL COURT - GORSSE POINTE - Cute all brick Cape Cod, three bedroom, sider Land Contract terms. OPPORTUNITIES KITTENS free to good home, 939-4240. Hours 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p. .. formal dining room, kitchen with eating space, Florida room, natural fireplace, ------! gentle, housebroken. 886. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. . ! Land Contract terms, CROWN REALTY 1981 TAX Write.orr - Pack. 8281. -if Donations Welcome, 'Cat r 821 6500 age deal of 100 single 1------: \ and Dog food coupons COLONIAL COURT - ST, CLAIR SHORES - Ready to move into by Christmas, Cape • homes plus 13 two family 20-GENERAL (:"j\ helpful, Volunteers are TO~t McDONALD & SONS flats all located in Detroit SERVICE Cod, formal dining room, family room, natural fireplace, three bedrooms, 21,2 solicited. I 3rd GENERATION and rented to employed'i 1'W { baths, rull basement, two car attached garage, Land Contract terms available. C i N-E'-W-E'N--'G-L-A-N-D-C-o-lo-n-ia-l--credit W 0 r thy tenants. -G-U-T-T-E-R-S-C-L-E-A-N-E-D--a-ndi Thank you for helping those L LINCOLN ROAD - GROSSE POINTE CITY - Super sharp Center Entrance colonial, Offers 3 bedrooms, natural Rents currently grossing heavy guage traps instal. i wh.o can. not h.elp t~emselvesi formal dining room. updated kitchen, five bedrooms, 3 full baths and a hair bath, I fireplace, attraclive screen. $25,000 per month, Ten. led. 881.5105. J

1 .~ fixed rate. 14!'~ morlgage for 25 years available - or Land Contract terms at 11% cd terrace and modern kil. anI.;; pay all utilities, in. ------_ available, don't miss this golden opportunity to purchase this fine home. chen, Priced under $80,000. eluding waleI'. In~estor c~n 20E-INSULATION There is spccial financing I purchase by paywg delm., _

LOW SIXTY'S WILL Pl'RCHASE THIS FINE HOME available. Call for further 1 qucnt taxes in lieu of 19656 WOOD~fONT - Three bedrooms, large kitchen with eating area, formal details, 886.8764. down payment. Requires dining room, full basement, eentral aIr and a two car garage. Call today for . . $200,000 at dosing to pay more inforrnnljotl unci 10 Nf'CIhill lovely home. BABCOCK co.or tIlKC'S,Imllll'cJlate tax write. FREE AP,\R'l'MF.NTS off In IABl. l.nnd ContrAct, ANTIQU!': CAli COI.l.l<;CTORS -. ,Illli! whlll you hAve !wen Whiling {or - 1,/lI'IIE! yard , VlIry nler, 11lrllf\, :.I bedroom INma Oil bllllllWO, Mu~t: ROOF VENTS (twO) Iwo ('ar glll'ug~~1 onll llllllChl'~ thll OOlllf oelached, lhi~ Ihfllll hllclroom 1111 : \mit~: OpQI III Wlll'r~n lind' ~1'1IImmlltHlltlll~, Mr, Mil!" MIlC1<, Arthur oft Mlw1< i 111\11. ~O~.~700. : WITH ."'CH brick rllnl'h hUb Ii lot tll o([or, Vtlfy lilrgll tamily fQOm, nlllllfill f;rllpllw/t, I'll1lntf)' linn HunlllllllCm, monthly . .. . , kltrhtm, ll~ hCjlhb. OYdlllf l\Illllnu~ tl) filll\. (J1l1I tf)f mOfll Qlll!\illi. IN.ULATION fllfj inpllHj!l~ t!l)ill~, hlllli Wi\NT TO me your tlW'I: lilla mllinl(lnllfwll. . ilOli6' Havo II rOlll gumj oj)' i -'0. fll,J\m~W(jli mWf\H}i'. POINTl<; WOODR -~ 'l'rllnlifllr COm\limy Ims lillicl ~ell thili f! W, HAIWocK ~ 110NR )lfHt\lnity prinlin~ b\l~i. : tllrtJt< IJsdnf[Hll Cilpe Col1. i! 1;1 hlllh!!, (nlnily frwm, country kltctllln, open llnlnmlJll 7n~:IlO ne.ii, "O~~:I~~ 1 AMERICAN INSULATION CO. [oVllr. we ('/in \\oork (lilt 1f!l'm. to iiuil your nl'ledii, Two ('FIr gafllge, full hillillmenl, ('flntrlll Hir, t'i:llJ llb right IlWil)' , , i ; I U ...... RlAL IITATI I,ve on h.,t/n; ,nd coolIn; bill., II LJ\~'(' ""'Tim II AU 1'1':U WOO1JS Super nictl t W(l blory homo fellturinll threll . POR SALI INTEREST FRE! FINANCING AVAILABLE' tlOdrlloTll!'. IIll mill cjllli1lg room, fllmlly room with IIlltliral firepliil'fl, fllllllilbemOnt, II, car fllli agl' Ow!wr WiHltll to !Sail, hrinll in till r\1l1l1s, HARPER WOODS Tax Credit Callool' 01(Jill" n'" I f'~1111 t' ~pt'r'11.111~1 0 1l00'" "':6 of I hfl~e fine homes, it will he 0111' plealill1'c 10 20021 WOODLA"'JD 15% ..!' ~I'n'(' ~'O\I ,\ihrl~ olhflf fint' propur/lf'lS In IlqtiYII.[., "re/jlllllhfl !lv~lll>hJp ,I" :l !l

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20F-WASHER AND 21C-ELECTRICAL 21F-HOME 21H-CARPET : 21-I-PAINTING, ! 210-CEMENT AND THE GROSSE POJNTE NEWS ~IAY BE PUR DRYER REPAIR SERVICE IMPROVEMENT CLEANING DECORATING BRJCK WORK I CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS; (Stores are listed by streets and from Detroit on INTERHJH and ex l e r i 0 r ! PORChES, PATIOS - New LET GEORGE DO IT I HARBOR ELECTRIC HADLEY HOME through the Gros.se Pointes, Harp.cr Woods and St. I SHORESIIJI:'.: Carpet Clean. Clair Shores.) ling, profes;ional car pel painting and paperhanging.: or rebuilt, tuck pointing, Washer, dryer, dishwasher Violations Corrected IMPROVEMENT i cleaning. Work guaralll'~l~d, Reasonable rates. 30 years i hrick replacement, caulk. :Illd ranges repaired-: ~IJ FREE ESTIMATES I INC. DOWNTOWN: 'l"ully insured Free esti. experience. Ray Bal'llowsk~, ing, point sealer witb HI. m a k e s. ),10 SERVICE 882 9420 I COMPLETE REMODELING Ren.Cen. Calumet Tobacco and gift shop, ,!!Iates. Call 7753450, 24 822.7335 after 6 p.m. : TEX chimney repairs and CHARGE if r e p air e d. - i SERVICE ------I rebuilt Basement water. main level, near 100 Tower. hours. Guaranteed parts and servo Licemed and insured eon- Kitchens/Baths I'AI~ITI:'olG-Interiol' or ex. 1 proofi~g. Over 30 years ex. ice. Specializing in GE, . tractor. Attic/Rec Rooms JEFFERSON AVE.: teriol' Also janitorial Free i ppl'icncc. Donald McEach. Kenmore, Whirlpool prod. - ---- : 21-I-PAINTING, estimates. C a I ~ Thom. I ern. 526.5646. ucts, I ALL TYPES of Electrical I Additions/Porches Park Pharmacy, Nottingham and Jdferooll ! DECORATING tluaranteed work. 881.7210. :- .,' . PERSONALIZED I work. Ranges, dryers in. Aluminum SidinglTrim Vill,'g~ Wille Shop. Beaconsfield and Jefferson _____ . --.-- - - 'ALL 1 YPE BrIck stone, I ~ERVI(,!,; SINCE 1965 1 stalled--remodeling. Elee., Gutters/Down Spouts . JOSEF'S WALLPAPEHING and paint.. block and concrete work, , t' I . f' Storm Windows/Doors George Stul:s I fica repalrs,_ Ixtures. Li-; MAUMEE: \V ALLPAPEH REl\10VA l, ing, prompt, neat service,: archways, step~, jJorches, 885.1762 I censed and Illsured. Col. I Roofing IShingles/Hot Tar , Ball Secours Hospital, Cadieux und ~Iaumee, gift shop reasonable rates_ Free esti.: patio~, chi m n e y s, fire. It Experienced ville Electric Company. i AIU~t~~;Uc~~~~~~tnd Schettler Drugs, FLihcr and ~Iaumec • Insured mates. Call Mark after 6' plac,:s, new and repairs. • Heli!lble p.m. 527-5378, ' De S::nder 822-1201. If no 20H-FLOOR SANDING ~~e~~~:;2 774-9110. Days'i Fences/Repairs of all kinds ______. I Licensed and Insured KERCHEVAL AVE.: Estimates at no charge or answer call evenings. Arl's Party Store, Wa~'burn and Kercheval ol.1ligation, ,A~DY KEnI, Decorator . ------FLOOR SANDING, staining. 21D-TV AND RADIO I 886-0520 RevC) D'll?,S, "In The Village" 776-8LG7 Professional painting and. A:\lDY'S :\-I..\SO:-JRY A~D wallpapcring. Free ese!- CHl.\Il\'EY SERVICE Free estimates, workman- REPAIR MODERNIZATION Nolre DdllJe Pharmacy, NOlre D,"lllVUIl,~ , sured_ Interior-Extcrior Service T & M 296.5237. i * Rec Rooms i _882-9234 Painting CONSTRUe nON ------1 Ouldoor deck environments' MACK AVE.: :IllKE'S -PAI~TING ,mtiqlli~g ancl \'am.ishing, : CElIIE~T CONTRACTOR 21-MOVING COLOR T.V., HI.FI, STEREO CUSTOM CRAFTED Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and Mack Inlerior exterior walIpaper. i • stnppmg. and sta~n~ng i. Cement work, all kinds 885.6264 I * Cabinets Yorkshire l\farket, Yorkshire and :\Iack ing, ~inor re~airs, patch-I ~oll1plet.e k~tcl~~n reflnl,hmg I • Porches-black-step work RELIABLE POINTE residenl ! * Wood working Parkies P<\l"ty Store, SI. Clair a:1d Mack ing, plastering. Free esU.1 F ree e5!lnlate~ - 8ll5-3230 I • Basement waterproofing with truck will move small 21 E-STORMS AND I * Formica Alger Party Store, St. Clair and ",Jack or large quantities. SCREENS i * Trim work Rand's Pharmacy. ~lc:\lillan and Mack mates. Reas{Jnable and hon_: D&R PAINTH~G - - \\,~il: Guaranteed INSURED I FULLY LICENSED AND I Sl. John Hospital, ~loross near ~lack, Gift Shop and e,t. References. Call any.' '. h' l' ht -:- d I REASONABLE PRICES lime. European. i was I.ng, 19 movl~g an 1 774.4896 343.0528 Bob 882.1968 ------INSURED The Nook _.______FREE ESTIMATES i 777-8081 ' odd Jobs. Free estimates. 1------Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and :\lack I _ _ ,.' Dan, 527-0975. Ron, 521., .\fASONRY REPAIRS - Spe. NEED SOMETHING moved, ALUMINUM DOORS AND GENERAL HOME Harkness Pha,:macy, Locf,moor and Mack delivered or disposed of? WINDOWS, SCREENS RE. REPAI R ,PAINTING - Wallpapering.: 4513. ; cializcd tuck poi n tin g, Ho,lywuod Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack Wallwashing. Senior citi.l------.------.---, chimney and porch repairs, ' Two Pointe residents will PAIRED, FREE PICK.UP 882-6842 Mr. C'.> De:i, Ridgemont and Mack I move or r-emove large Dr AND DELIVERY. DOOR. . Boh' .. Drug Store, Roslyn and :\lack , zens discount. Jan, 884- I WA LLPA PER excellent references. Call 8757, Kathy, 773.9589. I • after 6 p.m. 775.7362. small quantities of furni. WALLS, PORCH ENCLO. INTERIOR BRICK WALLS, ------ture, appliances, pianos - SURES, FRED'S STORM, fireplace repairs, woo d. EAST WARREN AVE.: JAMES D. RUSSELL 1 BRICK REPAIRS - Work or what have :l'OU, C\ill for 839-4311. EVE N 1 N G burning stoves installed.' REMOVAL The Wine Basket, Outer DriVe and E. Warren guaranteed. Porches, chim- free estimates. Call John CALLS WELCOME, Licensed and insured. 772. I AND SON II BY JEFF Mr. C's, Grayton and E. Warren neys, sidewalks, basement Steininger, 343-0481 or 822'1 -, 3223. ,'/Eleven, East Warren between Cadieux & Balduck Painting and Decorating : Free Estimates _ Insured: Paperhanging and Glazing (Low Rates) leaks <:nd cracks. Tuck 2208. 21F-HOME! ------Park pointing. Free estimate. P.S. Others may copy our ad, IMPROVEMENT J P SIMON FREE ESTBIATES 14 years experience but never our price, eX- 1 ______., 779-4245. ST. CLAIR SHORES: 774- 1130 i Prompt Service i Collie Drugs, Harper and Chalon (8'2 JIile) periehce or style, 1 FLOOR SANDING profes. BU1~~J~N~E~0. R. CODDENS Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane D'AcinL-LE PI\INTING - ,?79-~~?5 ~45-77~_8I R. McCALLUM MOVING com. I sionally done. Dark stain. Complete rough and finished Perry Drugs, off Marter and Jefferson AND DECORATiNG i ASK US CEMENT pany. Modern truck and ing and finishing. A!l work carpentry, all electrical, Lake Pharmacy, E. 9 Mile between Mack and Custom decorating for 25, US CONTRACTOR equipment. Established guaranteed. Free estimates. plumbing, plastering. All Jefferson years. Free estimates and: WALL PL : Family business for 55 years 1918-Fully insured. Piano 885-0257. violations, complete build. Perry Drugs, Shor~s Shopping C~nter, 13 ;\lile and references, !. Residential : • New and repair work specialists. 776.7898. TOTAL HOME improvement. ing. Free estimates. Harper 381-8966 • Commercial • No job too small Shores Canteen on Jefferson, near 13 Mile ------. PAINTING AND . Vinyl replacement win. 886-8035 • Driveways and porches INTERIOR PAINTING, -: PAPERHANGING 1/ ABLE MOVERS" dows, kitchens, bathrooms, our specialty HARPER WOODS: Carpentry, excellent plas- References, free eslima:es I We do it better for less! additions, Licensed, in. JOHN W. SCHOBER i • Patios INSURED REFERENCES sured. Free estimates. John THE HANDIEST GUY Parkcrest Party Store, Parkcresl and Harper ter work. Free estimates. I 'Sol 491-0761 Hunter Pharmac~', Country Club and Harper • Chimneys .Runey, 293.7525. IN TOWN 885-4042. 286-4386 The Tinder Box, Eastland Shopping Center, Aisle 7 THE PROFESSIONAL • Waterproofing -TE- -.-- • Painting and glazing BACK IN' BUSINESS PAINTING CO. • Violations repaired 21A-PIANO , I LAK E PO IN • Carpentry and cabinets Painting - Decorating REI"ERENCES CALL ANY TI:\IE , 21G-ROOFING Wall Washing. Elmer T. ! FREE ESTIMATES ______SERVICE I CONSTRUCTION • Small plasterplumbingrepairsrepairs 21G-ROOFING 886-5565 SERVICE SERVICES LaB adie: 1182-2064. 'IntE:rior painting, wallpaper . I Complete Home Remodeling. • Violation work hanging, plaster repair and CAPIZZO Construction Co. COMP!-,ETE pi~n? servl~e'l We specialize in-the following • Water damage work SAVE 20% new construction. Michael All types of cement, brick Tuning, rebuJ!dmg, refill. Kit h 884 1285 ROOFING GUTTERS CLEANED and and block. work. 8B5.0612.' ishing. Me m be r Piano • Add~ .ens : - Repairs and reroofing. Alu- heavy gauge traps instal. SPECIALTY Mageau, 824.9531. ------'cl'ans GUI'ld. Zoch. • Ibons 1 led 8815105 8'305 INTERIOR SERVICE Technl ~ B t R R minum trim and gutters. __ ~_~_ ~~. ' _ BRICK WORK. Small jobs,. Bossner. 731.7707. • as.emen ec. voms. 21G-ROOFING - . • Custom painting tuck pointing, chimney, ______• In:enor & ExterIOr Doors. Father and Sons. GUTTER CLEANING. Rea. GROSSE POINTE • Woodwork restoration porches, violations repair- • Storm Doors • SERVICES Bob Isham Dale Isham sonable, efficient. Call Rob. PIANO TUNING and repair. • Wallpapering and removal CONTRACTORS ed. Hea:onable. 886.5565. C.USTOM PAINTING AND ing. W 0 r k guaranteed. • Storm Windows • 526.0666 527-8616 I Please leave name -and • Patch plastering WALLPAPERING .Member AFM.' 'E!d II' a,r d . • Replacement Windows • ROOFS and DECKS FREE ES1'IMATE~ number. 8fl~'~099, • Texturizing )"el~ke. 465.6358.:, -\ , We will b~at YOu~ best deal GUTTERS AND ------EXPERT ANTIQUING 21P-WATER- Free Estimates - Insured PROOFING in quality and in price DOWN SPOUTS RE.ROOFING and Repair - EXPERT REPAI RS 885.7067 885-8155 PIANO SERVICES-Tuning Free Estimate Gullers cleaned and flushed Sub-contractor, Grosse pte_ GUTTERS FREE ESTI.MA TES and repair. Qualified tech. references. Seninr Citizen CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION: 882 6707 New and Repair Work ROOFING INTERIORS INSURED r.ician. Flexible hours. Rea. I -______Lic\lnsed and Insured Discount. Free Estimates. I Basements made dry. Cracked. BY DON AND LYNN Michael Satmary Jr. sonable rates. 881.8276 or JOURNEYMAN Carpenter- ADVANCE MAINTENANCE No iob too Bi~ or Small. SMALL JOBS walls repaired, underpin: I Husband.wife team - Paint. footings. All waterproofing: TU 2.5847. One call takes care of all. 17319 East Warren _ 881.9~3 or__778.6838: I 774-9651 ing, wallpaper perfection. 21J-WALL guaranteed 10 years. Li., -2-1-B--W------Paneling, drop ceilings, 8_84-_9_5_1__2__ ALL itO-OFING REPA1RS, main- ists. O\'er 20 years experi. WASHING censed and Insured. Tony: doors, 10 c k s, electrical, ----- I ROOFING & GUTTERS tenance, winter inspection, ence. References. 527.5560. -SE ING 885-{)612. MACHINE heating, and inspection. PAQUIN II NEW AND REPAIR joint sealing. From $20. QUALITY PAINTING GROSSE POINTE fireman ------Plumbing, drywall, plaster, ROOFI NG Call Bill 882.5539 Experienced, insured. Sea- SUPERIOR PLASTERING COMPLETE TUNE.UP $3.95. painting, roofing, gutters, _ .,ver's. 882-0000. SERVICE will do wall II' ash in g 821-2984. AND PAINTING All makes, all ages. All' siding. F r e e Estimates. Spechlists in Flat Roofs INTERIOR- All types of plastering, dry. CASHAN ROOFING parts stocked. 885.7437: 824.7975. Licenced - Insured 21H-CARPET EXTERIOR K.I\1AINTENANCE company wall repair, stucco repair. ------HOT ROOFS CLEANING 20 years professional wall washing, floor- clean. Painting, all types. Grosse 21C-ELECTRICAL IN HOME furniture repair 839.75::14 Commercial. Residential experience ing and waxing. Free es~j. Pointe references. Reason. SERVICE and. touch up. 20 years. ex. ;:::.-=-~::--::..::--~::-=-:::::--:::::--::::::--:::::.-__ ._-_-_, Year round service D CARPET ~IATT FLETCHER mates. able prices. Insured. Tom penenee. Grosse Pomte Shingles and repairs 4151 Buckingham TU 6.6102 McCabe, 824.8576 or 885. CLEANING CO. area. 881.2776 after 6 p.m: ROOF LEAKS Work guaranteed --- 882-0688 6991. S & J ELECTRIC STOPPED Insured. 886-3245 • shampoo and steam PkOFESSIONAL Floor Sand Residen tial-Commerci al extraction ing and finishing. Special- HA VE YOUR walls washed VOCCIA CODDENS . No Job Too Small ALL ROOF and • spot and stain removal izing in dark staining for the "holidays." Experi- 885.2930 CONSTRUCTION GUTTER WORK • free estimates Call for free estimate l'nced, efficient and rea . CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. HEW Ar-;'D REPAIR ROOF • affordable prices W. Abraham, 979-3502 . sonable. Call Randy, 882. ESTABLISHED 1924 WHY PAY MORE. Call Additions • Shingles i 773-0525 7962. All types of basement water- Glenn .for your best deal. Dormers () Slate . LEAK 1 _ PAINTERS proofing. 7 years guaran. • Decks Violations correcte_~. Garage .• I LOOK-30 years experience E~ROPEAN EXPERTS 21K-WINDOW tee. References. 886.5565. • Tile Kitchens •'REPAIR I steam cleaning earyet and ~nterhlr, exterior, wallpaper. WASHING LONDER Fireplaces Gutlel'S Cleaned and : furniture. By Wilbur, Doug ing. pitching, plastering, T&M Flushed ELECTRIC Brick and Cement work SPECIALISTS , and Ken Carter. Call 778- window puttying, caulking. G. OLMIN CONSTRUCTION 538-4835 1380. Good work. Grosse Pointe Bank financing availablt: Wor:' Guaranteed WINDOW CLEANI~G Basement waterproofing, 10 Complete FREE ESTIMATES K-CARPET-- --- references. Free Estimate_ year guarantee. Insured. ELECTRICAL WORK by Ii. Free Estimates SERVICE Home Modernization I Roof Leaks Guaranfeed Reasonable. Call John any. i'REE ESTIMATES 774.4896 343-0528 censed contractor. Low 777-2816 773.1105: JACK D. TOTTY CLEANING time. 776.9439. rates, free estimates, 881. 20 Yrs. Experie'F! WE ARE INSURED 9751. i 774-9058 CALLBILL 8.82-~39 COMPANY --~£ARC HOOVER 372-3022 21Q-PlASTER CARPET L:CEl'lSED CONTRACTOR WORK RETIRED MASTER electri. JOANNA WESTERN SPECIALISTS Prof~ssional paperhanger ciano Licensed. Violations wiNnow SHADES 21F-HOME • Steam Extradion and Painter MIKE'S Services increaseti. Also 'PLASTERIKG. Free esti. PAINT, SHUTTERS. SLlNDS IMPROYEMENT ~ Shampoo $12_50 per roll WINDOW smaii jobs. TU 5.2966. KAUFMANN , mates_ Paul McIntyre, 521. S,DR'" DOORS AND :~INDDWS • Spat and Stain Removal Ph:lne for quote-779.1545 I CLEANING • Upholstery Cleaning : ------4353 . LICENSED ~ ... at affordable pr:ees I Windows was h ed, eaves cleaned. Free Estimates. FREE ESTIMATES ELECTRICAL Basement remodeled and water proofed ESSIAN 882-0688 Plaster and drywall repairs, PAINTING 526-8845 CONTRACTOR GRA 9 TOP GLOW BRITE Painting interior/exterior. W. L. VAN ETTEN INC. Highest quality - Lowest COMPANY , D WINDOW CLEANING CO. Licensed, insured. Call SALES AND SERVICE I CARPET CLEANERS prices. Free estimates. CUSTO::'tf Storms and screens, alumj. Ron Pope, 774-2827. 15011 KERCHEVAL 773-9035 Any living room and adjoin. East 0' Aller' 111tne Park I:\lTERIOR.EXTERIOR I num and gutters cleaned,. QUA IXfY- PI~A-S-T-ERI~G-= !\lARA THaN ELECTRIC TU 5.6000 ing hall. $24.95, each added PAINTING and CIo:Spd MondlilY.s room $12.95. free estimates. Lowes t tailored repairs. cracks 978-7625 or 879-9518 WALLPAPERING :\IETHOD: 1st scrub to loosen prices in the Pointes, eliminated, prompt service. dirt. 2nd Deep steam ex. Reasonable Rates 30 years in Grosse Pointe. 2lD-TV AND M.U. SCHUSTER CO. traction, 3rd spray with a Free Estimates 773-0525 Free estimates. Satisfac. "THE HOUSE MECHANIC" References RADIO REPAIR carpet guard. GROSSE POl:'\TE fireman tion guaranteed. Reason. 776-6028 CALL BOB A:'olYTIME will do window wa_'hing ab:e, James Blackwell. ~1. flJME REPAIRS CRAF1'ED - Kitchens We aho clean upholstery 882-4381 821-2984 . 7051 or 294.0034. .-. ---Carpentry -Rec Rooms • ALL WORK GUARANTEED ------'------~------... -Painting -Bathrooms ------,K-WI:-.lDOW cleaning com- PLAST~RING and Drywall. TV ",ttS IN YOU, 110 TV -Mmor Plumbing -Additions -Minor Electrical -Porch Conversions 21-I~PAINTING & pany_ Storms. screens, gut.' Xeil Squire" 757-{)772. • t , Color Hi.'i - I\f , ,V _ S,..... INS, REMODELING - MODERNIZATION DECORATING aluminum cleaned. In- PL,\STEH CO:"iTRACTOR- .. ., MoDi., • S'o"dord (eMf oMl '0/" Guo'o"". ------~llrNI. Free eslimates. - Repair work. F I' e e esti- AU Work personally Performed : 88>6264 RC!, - ZENITH. 885-6284 mates. Prompt service. J. , 1illlUlTf ;Jiltc!rcmtu Mike SChuster 882-4325 882-0688 , 788 NOT RE DAME .GiiR~O~S~SiiEIPI°l!IZN~Ttill :\Ianiad. 77B-'l357, 465-4150_ '. '.' . SINCE 1960 • FREE r-:STIMATES - LICENSED AND INSURED A-OK WINDOW CLEANERS Servic(' on storms and 21R-FURNITURE Out In the 2_1_E_S_T_O_RM_S_A_N~D_S_C_R_EE_N_S .21 G-ROOFING screens, Also domestic REPAIR housecleaning. Free esti. ,.------:--, SERVICE Cold because matrs, Monthly rales, 775. BEST QUALITY F'URNlTURE refinished, reo 11 1690 or 773-9838. paired, stripped, any type ; - BEST DEAL '. ~) you missed ~ - WORK GUARANTEED ,. ,--.,. of eaninf:. Free estimates. ~ IJo, the deadline! : 21l-TILE 4748953 or 345-6258. JOSEPH NOSEDA AND SONS, INC. , WORK .. ------SPECIALISTS 0. Call Wednesdays, EXPERT A.\'TIQUE repair, Custom Work Done By "Craftsmen" refinishing and restoration "Roofing experts since 1913" /{\ Thursdays, by Tony Sertich. 521.1998. CERAMIC TILE EAST SIDE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Speciali7ing in built up roofing systems \ \ Fridays and MAX JOHNSON AIl•• I••• Trill • SI4111 • All Rulli. • S.tt.n Leaks repaired 30 Years Experience FURNITURE We also do repair work REFINISHI~G Anlll,. • ElCIIllI1l • SI'11I WIII.'w, I Re~idential roofing I Mondays! ',rc. Olin 885-4241 . Pick-up ann delivery. Refin. IJcenscd Insured Prill. WIlI"wl • On •••• tli Wr•••• ' Ir•• ishing, gold lcafmg, chair Rog.. J. Wood P.M.A. Free Estimates 882-6900 i MANHATTAN TILE CO. -- : caning and weaving. repair Owner • Call 822-1878 New and remodeling cer'l w,)rk, 14517 Harper, De- Licensed & Insured Office: 775-1789 amic tile in kitchens, bath I troit. Mich. 48224, I and foyers. 771.4343. ' 521-6177 • 4 " Q 04 • • •• , • 4

Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS ______~------_._----_. Thursday, ----1December 17, 1981. _ ----- 1 ----- 1' • 21R-FURNITURE I 21T-PLUMBING AND REPAIR I HEATING Olassified Advertising Information Japallese says 'U.S. stud.ents more indepClldent Phone: 882.6900 By Megan Bonanni there are differences between school lot of homework. I also found that FURNITURE RESTORING I ACTIVE Address: 99 Kerchevol, Grosse Pointe 48236 "1 came here to become more in- in Japan and ~chool here. For ex- the American students seem to work Hand stripping and refinish. PLUMBING/DRAIN dependent. If I have any difficulties, ample, in Japan you can only choose harder at their homework," he said. ing. 20 years experience. and C'ffice Hours: I have Lo solve them myself. This a few classes. Shegeo says the United States is All repairs expertly made. SEWER CLEANING Mon. 8-5; Tues. 8-12; Wed, 9-5 will help me become more independ- Shegeo also feels the' whole school lIillerent in numerous ways other Very reasonable. 839.3063.. Specialiling in Thurs. & Frj. 8-5 ent," said Shegeo Kotake of Fukiu, system is different. In Japan you than school. He believes that the ______1 • Blocked Sewers kids here are more independent. Deodlines: Japan. As an exchange student, don't change classes. Instead you are I at South High School, Shegeo's hpmc in a classroom with the same 40 "American kids have part-time jobs, 21S-CARPENTER i. House Drains Cancellations and changes, Mon. 4 p.m. for the next year will be Crosse ;tudents all day long for the whole whereas in Japan part.time jobs are SERVICE I • Sink and Lav. Drains Tuesday noon VISA-MasterCharge New copy, Pointe. year and tell C' her s move from rare. American kids make their own Expert Workmanship Error corrections, Mon. noon Shcgeo, 18, is sponsored by AFS class to class. Shegeo feels this sys. money for themselves'. This makE:s LET(l Reasonable Rates Rotes: J American Field Service), and he is tern has certain advantages and dis. them more independent." This in- BUILl'ING COMPANY Telephone Estimates Cash or *pre-pay: J 2 words $3.00 staying wiLh the James Nicholson advantages. "When you are in a class dependency is one DC the main rea. Since 1911 GROSSE POINTE sons Shegeo carne to this country. Each additional word _ .15 Family of Cloverly Road. . with the same people, you can make CusL)m Building CALL Shegeo admits that .his decision to very ('lose friendships. On the other Traditions are a major part of Family rot ms our specialty Billing rate for 12 words .$3.50 Japanese culture. Here Shegeo has 526-7271 I come to the United States was diffi. hand, if you meet someone that is Alterations, kitchens ______"__ ~ __ , I Retail rote per inch .__-4.70 cult. "At first it was really hard for in a different classroom it's hard to found that these strict traditions don't TU 2-3222 AA RELIANCE - PrompL Border adv. per inch _S50 me to make friends," Shegeo said. se~ those friends," he said. exist. "In Japan, some people feel and professional service on 8 weeks or mere . 5.00 "Now it.s easy to make friends_ Shegco was also shocked to find they have to follow these strict tra. all gas furnaces. Clossified Disploy-Photo Advertising: Everyone is so friendly." that tests are given often in Ameri- ditions. But I believe that the ALBERT D. THOMAS 778-7331 Japanese are slowly becoming more $6.50 per column inch, ad must be a Shegeo, however, does not miss can schools. In Japan, each student INC. Japan. He feels this is the case be. takes six large tests a year for each like Americans." Even if Japan is minimum of 2 columns wide and 3 inches cause of his host family. "My family class. becoming more and more Americap, CONTRACTORS, lNC. 21.Z-SNOW REMOVAL deep. No tones, no reverses, only light here is so nice. I am part oC the Homework is another thing that there are some traditions stm prac- We are general contractors. AND LANDSCAPING I face type, only # 1, 2, or 3 borders al- family so I don't really miss Japan." Shegeo feels "is different in Japan. ticed after thousands oC years, indud- One call takes care of all I lowed. Deadline: noon Monday prior to Shegeo, a senior at South, says "In America the teachers give yO\! a ing arranged marriages. Shegeo says yUU!" uuilJiug - JculvJ:cliilb N.UR.PHY'S Thursday pubiicaTion. $8.00 l:XTrU c.IJurye th~t this is p!"?rH('~~ hy ~ppro,ors reported seeing no unusual activity around the house their year in school, have an oppor. tive director of the Wayne' County 20 Year~ Located in Grosse Pointes while its residents were out. One' tunity to compete successfully. Prizes Medical Society, and Barbara Gattorn, Expert Workmanship, Fair Rates nearhy resident said Lheir doorhelJ arc awarded to the top two entrants, of the Shores, a Wayne County was rung. about 8 p.m., but when they and an honorable mention list is also Charter Commissioner. 884-8840 L-_~ -'; answered, no one was in sight. published. Their terms begin Jan. I, 1982.