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for your information• liquor's quicker but not in City By Susan McDonald the same time t1llng~. the} tt'lld nolto get mvolved and wille for conbumpllOn on the premlse~ But city attorney'> have Gro~~e POinte Clty's counCIL I don I thmk you 'l<~ gOll1g to get the "We're trying to fmd out what adVIsed tll(' council that tavern ...('c'm::. delel mmed to tip-to€ up to 956 petlllOn.." you need." KlIlg said tht: people lIUllk,' cxpJ.uned Mayol hcenbCS are often automatIcally the bal Lorenzo Bro\1 nlllg "I \\ ant -"ome "It's a big waste of tune" upgraded to Clabb C licenses allow By Tom Greenwoocl Aclll1g on
, , 1'wo-A 6ltOSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. March 22, 1983
.~':-.'DiNello's__ JOHN II. RICKEL CIJIIIIIMle ..... Second Serve ~: "., CUSTOM TAtLORING .. U ComputenzeCI GeMflII -,_..~::NSand LADIES Ledger. Payroll, Flna~ clal Statemenl& BusI- ness and Managen"lel'll ~.(ALTERATIONS servlC85 Audit Estate ~ CLEARANCE~LE t,~, MAJOR AND MINOR Planning 81'1<1InvesI- t,' { III ,... S.of KercMv8. ment AnalYSis 1:':" Grosse POinte 100 RenalSS&llCe Ce nler ~J~ ('.'A ~ :Qpen Moo . wed ,Fn 10-6 Tues Thurs Sal 10-5 00 Surte 1575 A--'\ ----s=-_ ~ / , •• 5.4983 313/89-5100 ~: r~:i:~"SS'h • SSS$S$:l ....p'l wheel, _ ~\ ~ FURNACES ;: ap ALL \\, \\ ilK. 19605 Mack &BOILERS MERCHANDISE ,,~ 1/'\ Grosse POinte Woods •• pl.,M 112-1340 REDUCED \ c;/' / I \ Open Mon-Sal 9 30-5 t!'ARCH OF DimES &J-otval Grosoe P",nlO FOml$ Lunch and Dinner • Storm Doors • Steel Security Doors MIC~ 48236 The deMlhne for news copy l!o 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday noon to m,,,,,f'e Insertion Fri. and Sat. AI -""'9 copy mus. be In ll\e -.011",. by1\ am T_V 'tll midnight CORRECTIONS AND ADJUST MENTS Re'pon$ID Illy 10' d""'oV and c:laaIllHKi adV'er1IS ng tfW! 15 15402 MACK Irmrteel to I'fftlef a C8 nceNallOn 01 lhe (corner of Notllngham) Charge for Of a re fun Of rt"le pon~n In tile Park In IItTmr NOhhcatlon must gl'ven be VALET PARKING In t me for ccrreCI on tn the 100IOWIng .$S~ We 8S&Ume no re-sponslb Ilt'y '0 the .... me a"e~ l1'Ie firs! Ifl58r, on 881-0550
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Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.A, Mrs. Michigan Biz reports.: 'Image-maker' takes the crown win award I Grosse Pomte has been very Doetsch "The questions covert"d The contestants Will be In Las good to the Mrs Michigan everythmg from politics to ralsmg Vegas for eight days, \', Ith the first Pageant And vice versa children It was by no means Just five spent In rehearsals and for schools Two of the last three wmners of another beauty contest .. shooting commercials More people than ever are seek. the contest have had Grosse Pomte In a resume submitted to the "Part of the contest IS the gown mg mformation about schoo' connectIOns ln 1982, the wmner pageant, Darlene described herself competitIOn III which the dresses fInances from the admmistrators was I\'ancy Hook, of the Farms as a vivacIOUS personality full of must represent the home state," at central ofhce And, accordmg to ThIs year's wmner IS Darlene amblhon, SPirit and love of lIfe said Darlene "My dress Will be the Nallonal ASSOCiation of Schol)I Doetsch, 42, who lIves with hus- The secret to her 13-year marriage green, \\ hICh IS our sta te color, ac- BUSiness OffiCials, the mformatlOn band Richard m Mt Clemens, but IS ~lImple - communicatIOn "Sec- cented \\Ith blue and white On the Grosse POinte IS handing out \~ owns the Image Maker Beauty rets are personal, smgular thmgs," front Will be the outlme of l\hch- more detailed and easier to read Salon on Kercheval Avenue on the said Mrs Doetsch "Marriage IS Igan, With blue plumes repre- than ever before Hill not sentmg the Great Lakes I'll also be The local school system was one "As a matter of fact, Nancy Hook "The real Important thmg about \"earmg a sash which wlIl read of three m Michigan' to recel ve thiS u as the one \\ ho cro\\ ned me," wmnmg the pageant IS that It 'Say Yes to Michigan' The pageant year's Certificate o! Excellence 10 said Darlene tall slender and sho\', s to marrIed "'<)men, to wom- Will be teleVised natIOnally" Fmanclal Reporting from t~ dark 'The 1983\\ Inner was unable en m. shall we say middle age. that school buslne~s managers It was to attend the pageant. whIch \\a~ there are sl1l1many thmgs that can Back home, she II be makmg a Grosse Pomte's fIrst a~ard from held m carl~ February at the Fall' be accomplIshed" senes of personal appearances the group lane To\\ 11 Center, so ~ancy took Accomphshments mean a lot to She's ah'eadv hosted an art auctIOn The certlflcatf' means local her place S1l1cethen we've become Darlene BeSides bemg the owner at the Edsel'& Eleanor Ford House fmanclal report!> were Judged to be buddlCs of the Image Makers, she has been for the Grosse Pomte Jaycees and full and accurate representatIOns In a \\ a) poetic Justice wa" sen employed as the sales manager has been booked for appearances of the system's finanCial status and ed \\ hen :'IiI'S Doetsch won the con and head counselor of the Patrlcla at the Grand Pm, thiS summer abo that lhey are easy for tht' test She's been groommg other Stevens Fmlshmg School, and was There's also talk of com mer- pubhc to read and understdnd , '1 ...... "...... \\ omen to enter come~ts 101' years d!:>O Qlrec lOf! 0\\ lieI' 01 we 1101l\ \.1cU;:', ....VliUhc...a. \.,1(\; \...UU\.H. ~""'Ul""'''U.,.') ::lClJooJ ooaru prc~lul'lIl JOdll and \\3S the personal adVIsor to the School of Dance . and guest shots on local teleVISIOn Hanpeter announced the award at 1970 MISSAmenca She also served as a frequent programs a recent meetmg and credited It tQ Fmally. someone said 'You're guest participant on the "Lady of How does she feel \\ hen contests the work of Busll1ess Manager so good at gettmg other women m- Charm Show" on WXYZ-TV in the such as thiS are slIghted as "mInd- ChnstJan Fenton volved, why don't you do It your- early 1960's Personal hobbles m- less beauty pageants?" Fenton saId applymg for the cer- self?'" saId Darlf'ne "SO, I elude boatmg, golf and tennis She "Women of the 1980's are faced tifICate reqUired full disclosure by thought 'Wh) noP' .. also likes to collect smiling clown With many options," said 1\lrs the school system of accountll1g Darlene competed agamst 25 dolls and sweatshirts from vanous Doetsch/MichIgan "Women have and budgetmg techniques and other contestants and was Judged In events and locations more chOices than ever before, so meetmg strll1gent gUIdelines set up. three areas sWim SUItcompetItIOn, The next hurdle to get prepared It's Important to achIeve a balance by the aSSOCiatIOn evenIng gown competItIon and an for IS the Mrs AmerIca Pageant to m life A \\ oman has to stnke a "A short synopsIs of our finanCial; mtervlew be held m Las Vegas next month balance between femmlty and as- statement IS published every year sertiveness for personal success" PIloOo by Don K,ncneloe "I'd say that over 50 percent of The contest Will be hosted by RICh- The 11('\\ 'II'!> :\hdli~,ll\ J).lJ"lene Doetsch, O\\laer of the Image Maker and WE'print up a few hundred of; ard Dawson, of "Family Feud" And apparently Darlene Doetsch \\Jnnmg the contest was domg well Beaut, Salon Oil tIlt' lIill. \\.l!> ('J"o"lH'rllast month, the full report to dIstribute to the: m the mtervlew," smIled Mrs fame has pubhc," according to Fenton:.: "ThiS year, With the controver!>J: (surroundmg school closmgs); we've have more Interest than evet' Local Democrats will hear Mrs. Griffiths before" ;. Copies of the finanCIal reportt Lt Gov. Martha W Griffiths refreshments and membership became known for tlus s1\ Ie m ConstitutIOn and also made the are available at 389 St Clall': - the first woman 111 MichIgan - $3 for senior cItizens 1955when, dunng her cam'palgn successful argument that added Avenue !~ to hold thiS state's second Club president John J to be US Representative of "sex" to the CIVIl Rights Act of hIghest office - Will meet With Schonenberg,Jr , Will conduct a Michigan's 17th diStrICt, she 1964 members of the Grosse Pomte brief busmess meeting for elec- hooked a 40 foot trailer to her On leaVIng the House of Rep- Entertainers ::" Democratic Club and their fri- tIOnof officers Other current of- car. and weavlllg III and out of resentatlves in 1975,she and her ends thIS Sunday, March 24, ficers are Paul Bflcker, trea- DetrOIt traffiC, took coffee, ted, attorney husband, Hicks Grif- are on stage ~~ from 3 to 5 p m at the Grosse surer, Aphie Roumell, secre- doughnut~ and polltlcs directly fiths, worked in a law practice The EntertaIners Anonymout Pointe Unitarian Church, 17150 tary, Dorothy Gemuend, vlce- mto city neIghborhoods out of theIr home m Romeo, Maumee MICh. In 1982she came out of re- Non-Profit Comrnumty Theater Wla; presIdent 111 charge of preclllct 1\1.1'sGrIffiths' pohhcdl career present "This One's For You" oei Mrs, Gnffiths will talk on "A delegates, Susan Boynton, tirement to become Michigan's began when she served III the Friday and Saturday. March 30 t~ View from LanslOg," touchmg membership vice-presIdent, !\1Jchlgan legIslature from 1949 Lieutenant Governor, In this po- sItion she now serves as Affir- 31, begmning at 8 p m and on sure- on both state and national and Bruce Sanders, program to 1952 She went on to become day, April 1 starting at 2 p.m : poliCIes, and on expenences vice-preSident PatrIcia the flr..,t woman to serve as a mative ActIOn Officer for the State of Michigan, chair of the The show will be at Parcells Mid;. garnered over her 35-year polIt- Schneider, Grosse Pointe Woods Judge III DetrOIt Hecorder's dIe SChool and will feature rnusic::4 Ical career, Municipal Judge, Will introduce Court before startlllg her 20 year Michigan Equal Employment and Business Opportunity Coun- selections {rom Irvmg Berlin, Bur~ the lieutenant governor term III the U S House of Repre- Bacharach and Barry Mamlow. ~I:. The meetmg, whIch is open to sentatIve cIl, co-chaIr of the Michigan the public, also marks the open- Followmg her talk, Mrs Gnf. Tickets are $4 at the door, $3 5of. HIgh Technology Task Force, through advanced sales and $3 fOf mg of the Grosse Pointe Demo- fiths will hold a question and One of thiS country's strongest chair of the State's Purchasmg answer seSSIOn, continumg her advocates for \\ omen's rights, senior citiz.ens and children und~ crats' membership drive. A do- Task Force and as a member of 12. • Lt. Gov, Martha W, Griffiths will be nation of $5 per person is asked life-long style of meeting face- Mrs Griffiths sponsored the the Cabmet CounCIl on Jobs and For more mformatioo, c~ in town Sunday, March 24. to cover the cost of the meeting, to-face with -constituents She Equal Rights Amendment to the Economic Development. 1lt 7528, • .. -.'.:tlI -~ .... ~ .;.' " LAMP REPAIR LAM""An'
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Antique Jewelry -- Many Items at Gold Scrap Prices Old Wrist and Pocket Watches at Super Savings Presenting Phones of Interest Also Some Old Clocks and Silver Pearls at low, Low Prices Here'~ an offer to create hIgh Interest - Birthstone Rings - Clearance Priced IlepO\11 [)l'p"'11 MoneyMa~ler Certificates of Deposit Clnd your Phonl' "'1)11' 5500-$4999" 55000 or "-1orl'* Many Below Cost (.holce of slyllsh telephones, only at MILhlgan Clocks - 30% Off National I I'u~n Rullon If you open or renew a qualifying certificate Phone $ 500 IIH I Earrings - 50% Off of deposit at any of the participating offices lIsted belo\', you can purcha'ic at sub~tanrlal 2 ( IOllo; RadiO ') 12 Of) $2200 Telephone Super Showll1g of Gold and Rll1gs sa\ mg'i any of the phones plcturcd above 58 pm FrldClY March 23rd and Saturday 10-5 pm With the lImely break up of AT&T, no\', I'> 1 J)elu~e $44 00 $lot 00 the tIme to purchase your phonc al the'ie lo\\- (ordle" Phone Sale Continues to March 31st pnce'i plu'i earn a hIgh compctltl\C rate ot In- Register for Drawing tere,>t on your savings VISIt thc participating 4 I rcndllne II Grand PTlZe - A Selko TV WItch, $495, $42 00 $1200 branch off4ce near you and take advantage of [)e~k Phone Also a Ladles Citizen Witch $150, thiS speLlal offer today and 1 Man's Cillzen Watch $150 Drawing to be held March 31st.
KISKA JEWELERS ., 63 Ktlrcheval on the Hili :: Grou. Pointe Farms ::" 9'30-5,30 p,m, 885-S7~ .: .'" ~ " ~--] L- .!I .." '\1ura"~ I .ktpulnlt krr~ht •• 1011Ik HlI1 .... ~k Ro.I)" .... ck - ';1\ .rrtll J,rrt"nn IlImnllnn In 1)("'1rOll In {'ro ....'r POlnit In ('fO"C POinte \\ ood, In I), Iron .n (Jfo..,,,,e POlllle, Edward Kiska KMn K.... .; 5]' ~r)()() X~4 (,740 ~X5 ~W) 143 511'0 x21 I>XOO Cert Miller Wlllchmllker Cerlm.ct ~ AG. ... R&glltered J_eler AGS '.• MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY • '." ',four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 22, 1984 ,"" • ",~IC groUp Groups work to prevent poisoning Woods arrests shopHfters Two DetrOit women dressed as numbers, according to reports. ~ws party thiS year, an estimated 500,000 adults should keep all household physIcian Imme(!Iately (The nurses were arrested by Woods When police ran the two real names children Will become victims of ac- products and medIcines out of number IS the polson control police at J C Penney's Saturday through the cnminal history com- '-""'be Grosse Pomte Park Cl\ Ie As- Cidental polsomng Sixty percent of youngsters' reach, and preferably center, 1-800-572-1655,can be found afternoon, March 17, in connection puter, they found outstanding war- tion will hold a wme and all cases reported mvolve chIldren locked up when not In use on the insIde cover of the yellow or with the shoplifting of $600 worth of rants for the two, One woman was e party from 5 to 7 p m Sun- under 5 years of age Workmg together as sponsors of white pages of the telephone direc- merchandise awaltmg arrest on a shoplifting March 25, In the Wmdmlil To help Inform people of the dan- National Poison Prevention Week tory) On theIr adVice, )OU should warrant out of DetrOIt, reports te Park bathhouse Ticket!> arE' gers of aCCidental polsomng and to are natIOnal me
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d b f Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five:!' In the Park C€l€P~RT€ €lnST€ln'S Crime is down, but residents worry l05TH PllTHDRYRnDSRV€. pel cent. fJ om 600 to ')05 concerned .. I thmk we should ha ve more pa. By Susan :\lcDonald But there are troublesome areas "There IS a greater feeling of un. troIs, especially at night," Mrs Grosse Pomte Park Police Chief 1I1 thE' crm1l' report a~ well Rob easll1ess 111 the (\\ estern pol'hon) of Grobbel said "I hope we can do Henry Coonce reported "\\ Ith bene~ II1crea~ed 40 percent last our elt) Despite the fact that sta. somethmg m the area of combmed pleasure" that the number of year compdred to 1982 There \\ ere IISt!CS mdlca te thlllgs are lookmg patrols, with pohce and firemen, to cnmes 111 his Clt) dunng 1983 \\a~ is repolled Il1cldences oj armed up, \\e are sensitive to their con- help ease people's mmds, There IS more than 10 percent lo\\er thdn and undrmed robbene~ on the cerns .. Crawford said a great deal of fear" the prevIOUS year, accordll1g to the ~IIeeb of the Park m 1983 And CdI' \\ e dre ~tudymg wa) s to m- The Park had a somewhat higher annual polIce report he pi e"ented theft was up, dS It \\d~ dcro~s MICh cred~e patrols III certam areas," cnme rate last year than the other March 9 to Clt'\ councIl Igan :\Imo~t 100 Cdrs \\ ere report- Crawford added, sa) Illg he hopes four Grosse Pomte cities A recent The declme In ~elIOUS (what the ed ~tolen 111 the Park In 1983 com to make an announcement about analySIS of polICe reports from the FBI calls Part l) cnmes \..a~ led bv pared to 80 the prevJOu~ ~CdI' hl~ plan III the near future five Pomtes shows there were 57 in. a 32 percent drop In the numbel of City \lalldger John Cla\dord The Pal'k'!!! :\lunicipal Judge cldents per 1,000 persons m the breakmg and en/ellngs from 124 In Sdld he \\,\., pleased to see d drop 111 Be\ erl\ Grobbel, \\ ho \\ as victim Park, 56 mCldeots per 1,000 per- 1982 to 84 m 1983 The numbel of the number 01 repOl ted cnme::" but of d bUlgldry herself 0118 year, sons m the Farms, 543 per 1,000 larcemes also declmed b) about 16 he noted tha t cltl7en~ are stili vel') dgl eed thdt resldent~ are \\ orned persons m the City, 23 6 In the Woods and 15 9 In the Shores Park will stay out of state loan program Park polIce made 72 arrests for senous offenses, accordlllg to , B) l\hke AndrzeJ{ Z) k !{epdlr.., \\ III be completed on Should the t:lt" IdJ) behmd III ItS Coonce's annual report, mcludmg pa) nwnts. the .stdte IS empowered EINSTEIN'S BIRTHDRY SPECIALS Grosse Pomte Pdrk I~n t 111 eIght ~tl eets thiS td II under Ihe pro 30 for alleged larceOle!!!, 15 for bur- 10 \\ lthhold d shdre of the motor terested ' a t thIS tlme" III borl'O\\ gram, Crd\\ ford ~dld glaries and 13 for robberies They \ chIcle 11Igln\dy fund, Crawford mg more money from the state The ot, deoded not to gel 111- arrested another 311 persons tor IBM under Its transportatIOn IOdn pro- \ olved In the program dgam thl~ added, notlllg the Park IS paymg Its what the FBI labels "Part II" or 1 ~ r ,.. .. 1 1...J".. 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H H_H IL ';:»UVUAU \",v""", less !>enou~ olten~es lllCIUUlIIg b1 I' • ford told the Clt) counCIl at Its Mon- plete the \\ ork all eady scheduled ments are dbout $128,000 for drunk driving Park officers PCjr day, March 12, meetmg before stdrtmg another plogram, Cra\\ lord told the counCil the cIty also took 112 Juvelllies mto the sta- The City borro\\ ed $1 mlllIon Cra\\ lord saId 'shouldn 't a~~ume additional ob- tIOn, under arrest or for counsel- under the program last )ear to The state last \ edr loaned the i1gatlOn~ oj thIS magl1ltude " mg FlftY'SIX of those were in con- fund street, curb and dram Im- Park $1 11lllhon a't 9 6 percent 111- The Park also apphed last fall for nection With robbenes or burgla- provements on 14 streets terest to be repaid over 15 years $1 million from the federal Eco- ries, 19 were runaways and 11 were nomic Development Admllllstl'a- accused of vandahsm llOll, but \\ a s turned down Learn to talk to your kids In the tratllc chapter of hiS re- port Coonce noted that Jefferson The Northeast GUIdance Center IS senes lI1clude Helpll1g Children '1"\\ 0 yedr:, ago, the city went to Avenue claimed the largest num- lookmg for people lI1terested 111 tdk- Deal With Their Feehngs, Encour- ,'oters for a fIVe-year, two mIll tax mg part in a seven-part senes tItled aging CooperatIon, and Alterna- Illcrease to fund repairs and resur- ber of car crashes (55), compared ComputGlLcwJ' "How to Talk So Kids Will Listen tives to PUnIshment taclllg of streets m the City, where to Mack (36) and Kercheval (24) How to Listen So KIds WIll Talk " The senes has been c~lled "one of 19 of 35 miles of streets were con- More than 100 aCCidents were re- STERLING HEIGHTS ST. CLAIR SHORES The course, offered at vanous the most creative approaches yet' Sidered III poor condition The in- ported on vanous north-south res- 35850 VonDyke 22000 G(eat., mock times in the past, offers parents to the parent-child commumcatlOn crease, which \\ould have cost the idenllal streets The total numbers (between 15 ~ 16 mil", IdA ) (b~w .. n 8 .. Q mI!. rds) ways to open effectIve lines of gap by educators and parents average taxpayer about $100 a were about the same for 1983as for 26&M4400 772.6~O ~ear, was defeated by a 1,574 to 1982 There were no fatal accidents commUnlCatlOll with their chlldl en For more mformatlOn about the Dc 101h) 7 T~l",doy 10 q SClurdO!l 10 4 Some of the tOPICShandled 111 the senes, call LlI1da Lane at 884-7775 l.07i vote m 1983 • VillAGE. MARKETfine 18328 Mack Avenue-In the Farms wines brqont • WilL PAY V2 OF - present- liquor YOUR HIGHEST ELECTRIC BIU WITH ANY HIGH EFFICIENCY AIR CONDI. 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I Much of Hw U'ltKlsm of County ExecutIve legislative body or some other revIew agency \ I William Luca::, up to thl.., tIme ha~ come from Hertel fears It would be almost ImpoSSIble for ~\ :.uch vestpd IllU~r(,,,t" a<, olllce holder~ and labor the county board to reject a proposed appointee unions try It1gto protect theIr turf 111 Wayne Coun- for "Just cause" because the term 1~ vague and ty governmcllt Tlktt kllld of cntlLl~m usualh I~ meamngle:>s He says the county mIght be lettIng so self'::,{'n Jrlg that It I" dhregarded . Itself m for more government of the kmd It ISnow Now, ho\\ c\ er mort' sub~ta ntlal CrItIcIsm IS gettIng from an Interim road commiSSIOn which being vO!u'(j I):, ....Olnt' <,upporters of the county at It~ fIr::.t meetmg passed 10 resolutIOns sought {'xecutlve and t1w (Ount\ charter \\e don t kno\\ by Lucas WIthout m\'estlgatmg them how man:\ U JIll''' J,dl Jtlto thiS category but one The county commISSioner lIlSIStShe ISstill sup- \\ 1101<,\, IIlmg to put hIS ml<,glvmgs on the lme IS portmg the county charter but III effect IS con- .John Hertel l'ount\ commiSSIOner for the bt cerned a bout the 105s of the checks and balances Di~trIct thell ltH:luclt':, the P()l11te~ m county government If the executive gets all of the new powers he seeks Hertel CIted the recent . tU,J{ lUll \~ '\01 tull) oroKen hiS suppor- squabble between the executive and the county tIve rela1lon ....llIp WIth Lucas, and, 111 tact, backs audltor.general as eVidence of Lucas' efforts to two of the chdrter cunendments the executive grab more power from other county officers as has propu.,ed Hertel endor"es the proposals to well as from the county board I" abolish the \\ avne County Road CommIssion and It IS true, of course, that the board of county the elE:'cted dram commlsslOner and merge both commlS51Oners and Hertel hImself are not WIth- mto the count) publiC works department out personal mterest in theIl' cntlclsms of the ex- But the ('01l1l1lJ" ....'oner take~ Is~ue WIth the ex- ecutive The county board has been slow to read- ecutIve on t\\ 0 of the other proposed amend- Just to Its new status of a leglslatlve body shorn ments One \~ould tran'ifer trom the board of of Its old admmlstrative powers But Hertel's commls'>Jonpr ~ to the executive the power to ap- cnticlsms have to be given more weight than prove toLlnty contract:. and the other would re- those of the hold-over commISSIOners who object qUIre the commiSSIOners to show "just cause" for to their loss of power and constantly seek ways to rejectmg executl\ e appomtments that require l'egam It Hertel speaks as a supporter of both board CO!1{IrInatlOn In both cases, Hertel sees the county charter and the county executive's Lucas seekmg 'dangerous and unprecedented offIce Pl)\\ PI' ' TAKIl'{i EVERYTHING into consideration, Cartoonist picked the wrong target ~Hertel contends that If Luca~ were given the we still thmk BIll Lucas IS doing a first-rate Job To the Editor: . .. parts and components from ment to do the same. power he heek~, he could umlaterally approve as county executive. But we hope he pays atten- YOW'cartoonIst's deplctlon of countries like Mexico where "All we want is our fair t'f>ntrads for legal fees such as the $269,000 tlon to Hertel's CrIticisms. After the fme start a UAW negotiator as a brass- workers get paid 97 c'ents an share" he added. "We don't tlenied to Den11l~J\.y~trom, Lucas' chIef of staff, that has been made on the reorganization of knucle-wielding goon sh?ws a hoW' or less. want ~nybody else's share. We tffr repre'>entlllg Lucas (whlle he was sherIff) in county government, it would be disappointing to deep lack of understandmg of It's not easy for autoworkers don't want more out of the hts (lisput e \\ Ith tile county board over road the people who passed the charter if the govern- the reality of bargaining. - or any workers who have pockets of consumers .. .In p'atrol& Hertel claims executives in government mental reforms were to go down the drain as a Starting with Chrysler in 1979, made sacrifices -.to see them- fact .. given the ,Profita?ility of ri.!mallydo not have the authonty to approve such result of a dispute over excessive power for the and continuing mto 1982 and selves rewarded WIth sy.ch lack the firms, we thmk the mdustry (:(1IItracts \\ Ithout submIttIng tnem to a county executive beyond with Ford and GM, UAW of c0t:porate accountabIlIty. Nor ought to cut prices It would help :. members have sacrificed mil- does It help when such workers consumers It would stimulate ~I lions of dollars in wages and read about the $l-mlUion-plus m sales and productIOn. It would benefits because they rec- 1983wages ~nd bonuses that top make more jobs" . How to promote Detroit ognized their responsibility to GM executlv,;s eac~, WIll get .P~rhaps your cartoomst .Y'. help preserve the industry and An~ ~hen a secret GM bar- dldn t have a chance to hear or .J to save and create jobs. Partly gammg strategy IS. revealed read accounts of the V~W con- sBlate Sen John Kelly whose dlstnct mcludes Legislature WIth hIS plan to divert to law enforce- as a result of those sacrifices that calls for cuttmg 80,000 ve-ntlOn before drawmg last IJ~ Pomtes, 15often accused by his colleagues of ment purposes the $39 millIOn "equity package" the Big 3posted record profits of hou~ly Jobs and for wage re- week's ca.rtoon. A more fitting Qpjng a headhne hunter because of his penchant that is deSigned to finance cultural institutions as $6.3 billion last year. The auto s.tramts, work~rs who've sacn- target mIght well have ~een for publlc!ty ahout hiS actlvltles But we sym- well as speCific serVIces in Detroit. But if the industry's rate of return on in- ficed have a nght to be upset thos,e coq>orate exec~tIves J! Prime Time for senior citizens By Marian Trainor go, bOlstrous, unmhlblted and has "In some ca~es anti-depres- Have a good ddy Thdnk God delUSIOns of grandeur Such pe- sant drugs are used until the pa- for small favors The cup 1<; nods are follo~ ed by despondency tIent recovers from depreSSIOn," says Dr Klme, "In others, the pa- never half empty It IS ah\a)!> half DepreSSIOn can be a bIOlogical full dIsturbance In the bram It IS tient who has frequent bouts With depreSSIOn may be kept on the drug All of these are phra~es meant 10 u"uall) tnggered by an external lift the SPlllt<; and to acc('nt the e\ ent like the death of a loved one for a longer penod as a prophylaXIS positive In other cases there ISno bIOlogIcal dgalllst recurrence " For some folks, ~uch \\ell mednt ba<;ls but IS cau~ed by an external Another que~tlOn often asked by greetmgs \\ ark Seemg d bnght c\ ent, one that the 'person can't patients who are put on anti- smile, heaflng a cheerful ml".,~dgc cope \\ Ith Only a fe\\ d re the re<;ult depressants IS "are antl.depres- Immedlateh makes them lcel hel of an unhapPl> childhood or an ab- sant!> addlctl\ e" tel' about Ide But there are others normal family relatlOn~hlp "~o," saId Dl Kline' There IS !>osunk m their o~ n despair that When does a depressed person nothmg dddlc!l\'e about any anti depressant drug You don't develop bnght greetmgs and pleasant \\ell need help" Accordmg to Dr Klllle a cravlllg for them You don't have Wishes fall to pl:'lletrate thell help people need help when they are s~:f2~:::g, ", ~C~ dep!"r~~1(n1 lntflr- "lthorl1\\ 111"\ mnlom<; ;1<;WIth nar- Ie:>:> ~iUUlll They are depressed, a condlllOn feres With productlvlty or when Ill- cotics and ba"rbltuates You can go that IS often too lightly dismissed dlvlduals are dangerous to them- off the drugs whenever you WIsh The only danger IS that your ong- by spouses, relallve<; and fnend!> selves or others "Leave them alone Thev'lI be all Once spotted by a relative, the lllal disease may return," Another question that anses con- nght m a day or two Just don't next problem IS persuadmg mdlv- cerns the Side effects of anti- try to deal \\ Ith It now Somethmg lduals that they need help Often depressants There arc some, but Will happen and blue days \\ III turn they \\ III resist They WIll IllSISt mto happy days .. there IS nothmg wrong or that they the Side effects such as dryness m are not worth the money It costs for the throat or perspn'atlon are slight Sometimes things do work out treatment when one conSiders that the anll- and the person returns to normal depressant may be sa vmg the pa- ~ The person who IS "do\\n" WIll get The best approach m such tient from SUICIde --____ l~ /------~,""""" a phone call from an old fnend, re- cases IS to express concern and If other symptoms occur, such as ----:::::=="-----7 ,'" ceive an unexpected present or be love and ask them to go see a doc- a feelmg of bemg completely "out @ii~ lllvited to a party and the grey old tor as a personal favor to you be- of It," It means that the dosage world wlll be sunny and bnght once cause othervnse you Will worry. may need adJustment or the pa- One View [rom the Capitol more It IS recommended that con- tIent may be abuslllg the prescflp- Unfortunately thiS IS not always cerned relatives be as persuasIve tion Dr Klme tells of one patient true It ISestimated that 15percent as pOSSible, particularly If the de- who doubled the dosage prescnbed of the populatIOn have serIOUS pressed IIIdlVldua I talks about because he felt so good that he Someone must bring Blanchard to task enough cases of depressIOn to re- committing SUIcide Don't brush it thought he'd feel even better by . . A t' d P t t' f R problem solver, that I am not qUIre professlOnal treatment off as an Idle threat or an atten- takmg tWIce as much After he gol By Wilham R. Bryant, Jr, C IOns an. e I IOn or e- likel to let HUcs for the sake State Representative dress of Gflevances to the Gov- f Y1't' gPOet"n th way of Furthermore, It IS most common tlOn-gettmg ploy back on the nght dosage he snap- ernor 0 po 1 ICS 1 e or among older people The older a "The more precise the person is, ped out of hIS lethargy Some of you may have heard' take precedence over substan. person gets to be, the greater the the more eVidence IS that he or she Correct dosage IS Vitally Im- news reports of a list of com- In a cover I.etter to the Gov- tive issues, likelihood of developmg depres- has given a lot of thought to It and portant, which puts treatment of plaints or. charges or griev- ernor, Itold ~lm Ife.'t someone Taking the time and energy sIOn the more apt that person IS to depression by drugs III the area of ances agamst Governor Blan- had to c~mp1le the list. I made to make this statement to the Dr. Nathan Kline, dIrector of follow through on the threat," a specialist. It IS recommended Rockland Research Institute m warns Dr Kline chard which I compiled. 1t clear In the ~ocument that I Governor was d1fficult for me, that patients suffering from de- Orangeburg, NY, climcal profes- Agam, those most vulnerable to It was rumor~d or r~ported ~ould not read h~s m.md but t~at but no one else was doing it. pression seek out a psychophar- sor of psychiatry at New York Um- the danger of SUICideare older peo- that I was havmg Art1cles of mtent and motivahon was m- Taking such a task as my own macologist who is a psychiatflst verslty School of MedICme, and ple, particularly white males who Impeachment drafted) and Ir~- ferred from, the events them- was necessary, I believe) be. WIth tramlllg III the use of anti- author of "Sad to Glad" (Ballan- are 'WIdowed, divorced and move to fused to say, other than that 1t s~lves, And m the letter I told cause those in positions of depressants To fmd one, telephone tme), warns that depressIOn should another commumty which all adds the psychiatry department of a would be a worthy exercise for ~lm that I felt he nee?ed to power and author1ty must be not be taken lightly He even goes up to a collapse of theIr accustom- medIcal school or a teachmg someone to put all our dissatls- hst~n an?" ~ay attentl?n to brought to task when they so far as to caUlt a "fata I dIsease" ed hfe style hospItal near you f~ctions with the Governor in a senous crihclsm" The editor of abuse that power and author- "We all get depressed from time One of the difficulties of per- smgle document, the largest newspaper general- ity, There is no acceptable aI- to hme," Dr Kline concedes "Out- suading severly depressed indiv- While depreSSIOn IS acknowl- Not feeling that any of the ac- ly favorable to hIm, Joe Stroud ternative. SIde of that, there are certam mdlv- Iduals to see a psychia tnst IS the edged as a serious mental state that reqUIres expert treatment, iduals who tend to be overly con- fear of being hospitalized, even for lions of the Governor consti- o~ the Free Press, had ~ritten I have not recited the various cerned about their problems. ThiS a short perIOd It may be also that what about cases where drugs are tuted clear crimes, I had dls- hIS own horror ~lst of actlOns by allegations here, because most IS not consIdered too senous stones of shock trea tments and used to "calm the nerves')" missed as uncalled for any t~e Governor With which ~troud of them have been subjects of Usually they can be helped by 01'- Jall-hke treatment centers, made In hIS book, "Goodbye Blues, thought of formal use of such a d1sagreed and about WhICh he articles written by me for this dmary psychotheraphy " more VIVidby such movIes as "One Breakmg the TranqUlhzer Habit the document as Articles of Im- was concerned 'Paper over the past year, and it Some of the symptoms outhned Flew Over the Cuckoo'!> Next," Natural Way," Bernard Green, peachment. I asked the Governor If he is time to mov~ on to other 1 by Dr Klme was unwarranted !>ad- "The Snake Pit" and others, are et- Ph,d., presents a case urgmg the But, feeling that his actions wO\lld not listen to Joe Stroud thmgs. AU people can change I ness and dejection, dIffIculty m ched 111 theIr minds curtailment of tranquilizer abuse and suspected concerted action and if he would not listen to me, truly hope that our GovernOr The truth is most patients do not He has spent 20 years freeing pat- concentratmg, anxiety or Irritabil- with others constituted seripus then to whom would he listen will change his way of doing Ity Older people tend to become need hospitahzatlon, according to ients from dependency on tran- hypochondriacal Dr Kline There are now drugs quilizers. In the process he has abuse of pnow '. stress. Sometlmes the Side effects POR(FlAI"o; of tranqUIlizers show the same tally dislurbmg Those who suffer speCIally prIced at Trail Apothecary, 121 Ker- k:I-- -- " from these states of mmd need pro- cheval Claire Burke's favoflte Vapourl home ; symptoms as the problem belllg treated, feSSIOnal assistance and should fragrance spray, the $9 50 sIze ISnow $6 95 and < seek It out and follow the pre- the $3 50 size IS now $2 95 ~ - , ~ Rather than prescnbmg drugs, Dr Green uses other methods, par- sCl'lbed treatment • llcularly vltamm therapy to treat "Prescribed" appears to be hiS patients He believes a drug- The Coatdress ISvery much III fashIOn thIS spnng and the key word Both Dr Khne and Mana Dillon has one of the smartest one!>around Helga's free eXistence IS Important to Dr Green accent thIS precautlon red plaid hnen-look coatdres!> features fresh whIte pIque mamuumng mental alertness III In the cae of anti-depressants, revers Helga's chemise m beIge Imen kmt IS styled With older people those patients who took only the a V neck and can be belted If yOU choose From Baron Peters "The negativt' results from amount prescnbed were helped ha~ corne a sunny yellow cotton prmt that buttons down the drug misuse are llltenslfled 1ll older Those who took more on the baSIS that If one pIll is good, two are bet- front and goes up III sIzes 11 Kercheval per~ons"" he says "'Nutrthonal defiCits often contnbute to a poor ter, had SIde effecL<; • mental state, mIslabeled semle ' " With tranqUIlizers, Dr Green !\e\\ Spflng Silk Flower Ar- He contends that vltamm and nu- found that while other methods rangements come III brass and basket con. tntlonal defiCIenCIes can affect the were preferable, the proper dosage tamers at Seasons of Paper, 115 Kercheval mmd and that tranqUIlizers are the of tranqulltzers could help Pro- Abo !>ee the malchlllg candle nng!> and \\ rong answer blems occurred when pallents be- \Heath<; The program he outhnes lllcludes gan 10 use more of the drug than • the JudiCial u"e of vitam Ill!>,~hght was prescl'lbed Jordache Jeans 111 the IradltlOnal blue denim and m "17l'!>110 Kerchc\al7 14 are m at '70l!!J~ [5[b01?DD@00 _ PRESENTS • WILD WINGS offet's~Jldlllc prlllt.:. decoj'> and ~p()rlln~ related gift Item" Kerche\ al at FI~her THE MAINE EVENT flB'i 4001 • TornO!ro\\ ,\nd The \c\1 Dd\ \larch 2.1and 24('el('brdte WHOLE MAINE KI"ka ,Je~l'lPr~ 20th Annl\ rr ... I ~ c " " .. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 22, 1984 BeI'e Isle Awning Co. Mrs. Gattom joins panel to oversee WCCC SPECIALIST Wayne County CIvil Service com. fIfth floor of the wcce admlnlstra. management consultant m the Of. Church, Barbara SChultz, , II miSSIOner Barbara Gattorn, of the tlOn bUIlding at 810 Fort Street flce of the County Executive, Dr vlCe.chalrman of Advisory Com. " Shores, was namea to a 26'person Other mem bel'S of the commit. John Gutowski, academiC dean of mlttee of 100 for Taylor School Dis. FABRIC A.... GS tnct, Jane Tate, school social , , panel charged with adVISing state tee, chaired by DetrOit Urban 8t Mary's College, Orchard Lake, -RESlJENTIAL -COMMERCIAL school superintendent Phillip League pre~ldent Dr Roy WII. Dz' Cloyzelle Jones, professor of worker for DetrOIt public schools; Runkel about the management and hams, are the Rev Roy A Allen, educatIOn at University of Mich. S Martm Taylor, dIrector of the 22704 HARPER MI goverance of Wayne County Com. chall'man of Mlchlgan State Coun- Igan-Dearborn and president of the Michigan Department of Labor; s.c.s., mumty College Cil of the Opportumtles Industrlal- NatIOnal Urban EducatIOn ASSOCI' SylVia Torres-Guzman, certifIed 774-1010 Runkel was designated state IzatlOn Centers of Amenca, Wil- atlOn, Joe Madison, director of SOCial worker of Hubbard.Rlchard momtor of the college, whIch has ham Beckham, JI , vlce.presldent voter educatIOn for the NAACP, Citizens Dlstnct CouncIl, and come under Increased public of Burroughs Corp, Dave Bmg, Dr Charles Morton, pa!>tor of the Stanley Winkelman, chairman of scrutmy 10 the la!>t two years With former DetrOIt PI,>ton and pres- Metropolitan Baptist Church and the board of Wmkelman Stores, Its changing of preSidents and Ident of Bmg Steel, the Rev Mal- former member of the state Board Inc budget problems The Citizen ad. colm Carron, pre!:>ldent of the 'lJm- of EducatIOn, AlfrE'd Pelham, vlsory commiSSIOn Will help him verslt~ of DetrOit High School and former directo!' of budget and The Mlctllgan CItizens Research develop recommendations that he former pre~ldent ot the Unl\ ers!tv hnance for Wayne County and Council Will prOVide backup staff Independent Investors: Will make to the state legislature of Dell O1t, and AI Dunmore, dlrec. former comptroller of DetrOIt for the adVisory committee, ac- on the future of the two-year col- tor of Urban Affairs for Chrysler The re!>t ot the members are the cordmg to Robert Queller, vlce- lege, Runkel said Corp Rev Frederick Sampson, pastor of preSident and executive director of COMERICA NOW GMS Members of the committee 10- Others are Dr Jalllce Frazlel, Tabernacle MI~slon Baptist the council clude representatives from bUSI- YOU ANOTHER EDGE. ness, labor, religIOn, government t and educatIOn, IOcludmg Myrtle Callman, retired supermtendent of Chemist will discuss Darwin's discoveries DetrOit pubhc schools, Douglas T""l r _ _ ,.. r .. 1 P'f'l\-.", ~~ ,..,...... 1 f ...... , ..... c\.., ... 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A { .\lIeoj ,...... ~.18Wleell I' Monday through Saturday 11-2 a~m" I Sunday Breakfast 9-12.30 • Sunday Dinner 1-9 p.m. to tease the palate AND PLEASF: THE PURSE MONDA Y TI-fROUGH FRIDAY daily specials try our "soup of the day" Join us in a warm, casual atmosphere for these Lenten Specials Orange Whitefish Roughy 55.75 57.25 More L-Bow Room The L.Bow Room 25100 Kelly Road Gratiot at 13 Mile Road at 10 Mile Road In the Georgian Inn 775-1540 293.4500 At AAA, we\t' Just rew,ed our auto m"urance rate" And chance ...are you lould <,avr money WIth u" l!lla~ne paYll1~ le<,s for the best protect ion and c!;'lln1 s('I"\'\ce anvwherf' To 'ire 11o\\. much AAA can save vou. bnn~ m your preo.,ent policy Or call u<; We'll tell vou hmv 1I1uch \ ou can ~ve 111a matter of ml!llltp~ So tel get the auto m<,urance Y()ll'W always wanted from Mldllgan's large"t auto msurrr, talk to AM today I' 1, , l Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Theater gets facelift .,I This Week in Business Esquire will spUt into four As the last of the Grosse Pomte on March 30, With the operung of the Art Deco facade, new carpeting III Celebrity Series guests walked out tmrd house set for Api'll 6 and the the lobby and a new celhng It Will Pierce advances through the front doors of the Es- target date for completion of the contlllue .. \\-Ith the box office bemg quire Theater March 8 a construe- work and the opening of the fourth moved inSide the front entrance II-E~~1E~:- at 1st Federal tlOn crew walked III through the house IS Apnl 12 accordmg to Es. doors, allowing two cashiers to op- Grosse Pointe Only I Richard back doors and began the process qUlre operator Erv Stemer One erate simultaneously. New IIghtmg Pierce has been that will see the Grosse POinte Park house wlil seat 450, two \\ III ~eat 250 will enhance the lobby, but other elected a vice- landmark be-come four mdlvldual each and one \\ III be a ~mall, hVlI1g than that. the lobby and the old fash- 11/2 OFF ALL FOOD president of theaters under one roof room style theatel , popular III Eng- IOned candy counter Will rem,am First Federal of MOVIes will contmue to be shown land baSically the same With the poSSible I WITH THIS AD Michigan and whlle the quadrupling IS bemg done The new look of the E~qUlre has addl.tlOn of a "health bar': and I Ribs not Included With thiS offer named manager and two "houses" Will be operating already begun With awnmgs on the movie memorabilia counter In the EXpires 3.21.84 of general ser- future I Each house Will be draped, uphol. vlCmg 10 It.Smortgage servlCmg dl- VISiOn He IS a member of the legIs- Bon Secours gets $125,000 ~tered and pamtl'd In mdlv Idual color themes, With one bemg In rro, OPEN FOR LUNCH 11 A.M. OAI~DLf=EI~¥V1ALS lative committee of the Mortgage The McGregor Fund a\\arded the than reheat to tlwlr looms, . ae- ~------HOURS MaN THURS -11 AM 12 P M one III green and another III coppel 18696 MACK Banker~ ASSOCiatiOn Pierce, of the Sisters of Bon SecOUI'SNursmg Care cordmg t 0 Sl~ter Anot. Mdlle Mack, The theater belllg dubbl'd "the liv- Groue Pte. Farms FRI - SAT -IIAM 1 AM SUNDAY -1-11 Falms, 15 director and major CentermSt Clair Shores a $125,000 CBS ,plesldent SI,>telsof Bon se mg room" \\lll be more elaborately 885-9040 (CARRYOUr & COUPONS NOT INCUJOID} league wmn))SSlOner of that city's grant for constructmg and equip- COUl" NUlslIlg Cll e Center Babe Ruth baseball program pmg the center's progressive phys- decorated Along \\lth the new extellor Im- Introducmg JWT promotes Ical and rehabilitative services de Library Friends age, the EsqUire Will oUel d new partment movie format In addition to Its Shi.Id'. "EI.ctric Awenu."Disco G bl G h When constructIOn IS completed to hear Kienzle am e, us ee pi esent, famlly-onented policy, the DANCING MONDAY THROUGH SUNDAY ~ Robert Garn- m late 1984, the 200-bed center will A free lecture "pon- E~qUlre Will also feature art, clas- , ~ ble, of the 10clude faCilities for exercise ther- D J Thursday, Fnday & Saturday 9 p m - 1 a m sored b" the Friends of "'f' f()rf'H>n Ilno fir'>t run films ",ooa~, na::. U~~II apy, phYMCdi dl~l"'P) ,U\.l,ulJciLIVUal r" •••~., .. ~.~.., = ..~~:.r , Harper- Woods PubliC The the-ateI' ISavailable for morn- , ::.~=~•.~~ , ,. • - appomted dep- therapy, speech therapy, recrea- Llbral') \\ III feature IIlg and afternoon rentals for meet. uty manager of tlOnal therapy and dally living de- noted author Wlilidm II1gs. semmars, reCitals and other J Walter velopment The center is located at X Kienzle The event events For more mformatlOn call ;;, Thompson's De- Bon Brae and Jefferson between 10 \\ill be held Thur~da~/, 823-1555 N.J trolt office Pre- and 11 Mile roads. March 29, 7 30 P m m vlOusly, he ser- The concept of mcludmg exten- the library basement, ved as director slve physical and rehabilitative 19601 Harpel' The lec of medla/mar- therapy services IS umque among ture follows the annual ketmg services nursing home deSigns in the greater membership meetmg Gamble IS a Detroit area, according to the hos- of the Fnends graduate of pitat. It is designed to provide care Kienzle's mystel'les ) Wayne State for patients transferred from the are full of suspense Umverslty acute care hospital settmg to the Perhaps the best 1\.1....l:)I~I J~ Also, Edward T, (Ted) Gushee has Nursmg Care Center during the known are "The Ros- been named to the new position of fmal phase of their recuperahon ary Murders" and account director for Thompson's process. "Death Wears a Red 18900 MACK AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS general consumer and trade ac- Tlus new approach allows certain Hat" 881.8210 counts. A graduate of Wilhams Col. patlents who have total Joint re- . 'The Rosary Mur- OPEN:MONDA~SATURDAY,9-10.SUNDAY10~ lege, Gushee mo~t recently was placement operations, majOr bone ders" concerns the group management supervisor on fractures, strokes and certam res- death of nuns and the firm's DetrOIt automotlve af- plratory conditions to be cared for priests Father Bob termarket accounts He lives In the m a settmg that IS most appropriate Koesler IS a mystery Farms for their needs, It also reduces the buff and helps thl.'"po- A.L. PRICE Schwartz named cost to third-party payors by re- lice put together the ducing patients' length of stay m solution He IS the v-p at Fruehau f acute care hospital beds. By doing former editor of The PHARMACY • $;~ Robert B. so, acute care beds are made avall- Detroit Catholic (a fic- ~ Schwartz. of the able to serve the high demand that titIOUS name for Mich. Our reputation proves Woods, has been currently exists in Bon Secours Igan Catholic) Detrmt you can depend on appomted vice- Hospital's service area. and suburban land- preSIdent of En- "On behalf of the SISters of Bon marks abound in all of us to fill prescriptions gmeenng for Secours and our board of directors, Kienzle's novels with meticulous care l... Fruehauf DIVI. I would like to thank the McGregor "Death Wears a Red and always be there _ .. sian He IS a Fund for its support and endorse- Hat" finds the kmgpms member of the Amencan Society of ment of the Nursing Care center of cnme in the DetrOIt for you when you 200/0 OFF Mecharncal Engmeers and the So- and its progressive concept for area lulled, and in most need us. Kodak Proce•• lng Everyd., clety of Automotive Engineers. He physical and rehabilitative ser- cases only their heads has an Master's degree m business vices," said DaVid Benfer, execu- are found atop statues admllllstratlOn from MichIgan tive director, Bon Secours Hospital. m area Ca thollc State Umverslty The SIsters of Bon Secours Nurs- churches. . .. 109 Care Center will also prOVide a Other books written BAUSCH & LOMB~ Eashck JOins Wide-range of services for elderly by Kienzle IIlclude investment firm pers~ns such ~ sk~led long-term "Mmd Over Murder," " nursmg car~ dietetics, pharmacy, "Assault With Intent" DaVId Eashc~. Jr. I:l~ ~ ...... lIOci8Ii .ervlCes. Each resident and .. Shadow of named VIce-presIdent of th.e Car~e- will be cared.jor according to a pro- Death." ton Ward and Con:pany pflva~e m- gram designed to meet his or her Coffee and cookIes vestment firm! which assIsts clients mdividual health care needs will be served following In corporate fmance, ventur~ cap- Construction of the center has the lecture. You need lt~ ~anagement and ~manclal ad- remained on schedule throughout not be a member of the VISOIy ser~lCes Eashck came to the winter months. When open in F'rlends to attend Carleto~ flom the Bloomfield Htils early 1985, the center will include a Bausch & Lomb Lens CarfYlng Case $3411 Bausch & Lomb Saline SolubOnJSenSlb~ Eyes'2~ law office of Butzel, Long, Gust, central, three-story atrIUm and in- Bausch & Lomb Saline Solution 12 oz $24• Bausch & Lomb Dally Cleaner $2441 Klem and Van Zlle He Will also dividually decorated rooms to pro- Thinking 441 work, of counsel, 10 the law firm of vide a stimulating environment for Bausch & Lomb DISinfecting Solutlon12 oz $2" Bausch & Lomb Lens Lubncant '2 Foster, Meade, MagIll and Rumsey reSidents of Leasing Bausch & Lomb Dlslnfectlng Unit II $19" In Ann ~rbor Eashck holds a "The S;sters of Bon S€cours Nur- • Bachelor ~ degree from Eastern smg Care Center will prOVide a vIb- ... MIchigan Urnverslty, received rus rant living environment which will Think of . -. MISS BRECK -SlNE-QfF law degree from Det,rmt College of encourage patients and residents to AEROSOL ew~~ SINUS MEDICINE Law, and a Master s of bUSiness !lve lif e to its fullest potentlal rather DRUMMY , Hair Spra'f ~~ OLD SPICE admmlstratiOn from the Umverslty Reg. Super, SOUD T\J] 54I~~ of Michigan LEAsiNG INC. Super Unscented (: Musk & Reg Parkinson group • Mile 8t Gratiot Ii, Announcing ... 772-1700 772-2200 $134 51 iJcz7 GIUETTE GILLmE The Grosse Pointe Real Estate De\/~ Belfo,., v " EVERYDAY meets at Calvary Ralph Fill ... &aIM MI)r MISS B~;CK • SWIVEL GOOD NEWS Exchange recently named its "Sales ASSOCiates of the Year" for The Northeast Parkinson Sup- I_ ~ 80z pump $2U 63° 10.01$189 1983 The five who took top honors port Group will meet Wednesday, were Nikki Andrus. Schweitzer March 28, at 2 p m at Calvary TlIal Size Real Estate, Better Homes and Senior Center, 4950Gateshead, just Atrse Gardens, MarH)'n Stanitzke and west of Mack and three blocks GARBAGE lUP Atra~ Frank Huster. Higbie Maxon Real- south of Moross MR. CLEAN ALL razor RAZOR tors, John D. Hoben, McBrearty The speaker Will be Vlrgima Tek- JOB GRINDER? PURPOSE Our Pnce and Adlhoch Realtors, and Shirley leh, pharmaCist, who will diSCUSS ell' CLEANER 11 (8). CLEANER ~ ~1$3 Kennedy, William J ChampIOn and Parkmson medicatIOns frtTY.ii': Co Judith Ellis Morseth has All Parkinson patients are 10- f.(.m~ $1!] U-~J 37° been promoted to senior process vlted A family member or fflend ~W\W.1JJ $1!] EVERYDAY engineer at InternatIOnal Paper Will be also be welcome PlU.. lrM'IHEATll'! 1I Compan.} s LOUISiana Mill III Bas- For further information call l7MOl_ • eo ,. trop, La She IS a 1975 graduate of Walter Nugent at 886-0815 or the t 53lI4 UIQIFi'Al • an 1170 Grosse Pomte High School Michigan Parkmson FoundatIOn at 17&11WU •• IU 4NO FoIl ,:.:: COMET Harriet Nolan 494 8983 SptC & I ~ CLEANSER SPAN 2 FOR CLEANER GILlmE GILlETIE I..!J-.: 87° $2!~ ATRA TRAC II I~\G;:~iil::::'VERBRUGGE'S ::~~r~ri.I ..ill' 14 o. 12 Shaving Cartndges 14 Shaving Cartndges 88 31 WE at $3 $4 17328 MACK ST. CLAIR i~~~~E;~~;;! EVfRY DAY C , DELIVER 885-1565 410400 ~~ r REVLON COLORSILK s1RLOI,tTIP PRIl-BONteE PANADOL AU "\ BONELESS PAN ADO L S>lAO£$ FAST PAIN RELIEF $280 EVERYDAY CAPSULES ~ RUMP ROAST STEAIlS c~'?n1$158 75 CAPSULES NEW HDR From Rpvlon ~~ ROAST $2~9 $3!8 '00 $343 counl $343 Conditioner ilnd PRIME AND CHOICE LEAN L:L., Shampoo Rrgular & f x(r,I Body PORTERHOUSE GROUND lO-SaI ~~ ...... ~...... 1.$2~9 STEAKS BEEF ~ ,-- $2~~~ 53!,9 $129 LB 3r~~ $359 ~ • LEAN MEATY BONELESS CALIFORNIA PHILLIPS VANQUISH 1 VANQUISH 0~! EXTRA FANCY ., LO.SAl r II, <""If,' .lrl'lllllh j $184 STRI.DEX BP I \ j I Hl1lul l \ III 10 COUf\' . PORK LOIN~~ RED RIPE , ciLERY ANTACID ttJ%Q HEARTS i~:fjl ~w~~~~~n. _L-_~. EVERYDAY ,,'~ ROASTS J: STRAWBERRIES .. 52~~ • '~!J $159 0 ~' 0 I ' 91!>cQUnl ----- f:.4 ~, LB 88 PINT " 77 U S NO 1 GENUINE :Ull~CHILDRENS Il.~~ · II'L - " - . - PHa.LR. PHIWPSMIUC Of ~ARnIll. IDAHO r\"h ASSORTED I A\ PANADOL =:J ~ -, ~ I ~ FEVER PAIN S ... MAllIIESlA :' • .;:. J14 C: M"iiir, POTATOES lJ<.!'&-"al FRUIT ROLL-UPS -- REDUCER 8 LB ~. THE NATURAL I '1 ~_.j S2!!nt - 11 ..... 88 390 .., I BAG 51 ~':"I $304 48 SNACK EA Jj 401 ..- ... Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS It's a Feast Daily at Hours New dates for Music Festival Ford House M Sat 610 BJ's Sun 710 The fourth annual Grosse Pomte Grosse POinte Symphony. Also par- will celebrate Summer Music Festival statewIde tiCIpating Will be concert pianist wnch • Dinner plano competitIOn has been Fedora Horowitz and "Free • Breakfast • rescheduled because of schedule Press" musIc cntlc and pIanist, Bach birthday WNCH & DINNER confllcts among the Jurors The John GUinn The group Flauto e Basso wlll SOUP 31 SALAD The Boys ChOir of Christ Church, prellmmanes will now be on satur- The repertOIre of the contestants SPECIALS makes an excitmg program The present "The Legacy of J S rosse Pomte, Will take part In the day, April 28, and the finals WIll be Bach," ItS second annual mw,lcal requIrements call for a Bach BAR 99 tation of BenJamm BrItten's on Sunday, Apnl 29, at the War celebratIOn of the composer's $1 'WarRequiem" at 8 pm Monda" Memorial Center, 32 Lakeshore prelude and fugue and a romantic bIrthday, on saturday, March 24, to ch 26, at Orchestra Hall, wood: Road or ImpresSIOnist work for the at 8 p m at the Edsel and Eleanor prehmmarles, and a Beethoven ard and Parsons In DetrOIt Young concert pIanists between Ford House 50 sonata, a contemporary sonata and $4 , Under the dIrectIon of Bradley the ages of 18and 32 have an oppor- Music by Bach and hiS sons and a concerto for the fmals Incl veg ~loom, the combmed choln, Will tn- tumty to compete for concert book- students WIll be performed on f!lude The Ann Arbor Cantata Smg- Ings and more than $2,000 In roll & coffee, Entries for the competItIOn are orIginal Instruments by Thomas tea or soft drink ers, The Kenneth Jewell Chorale, awards prOVIded by a major grant due by Monday, April 16 For com. Clrtm, baroque flute, and Damal BREAKFAST SPECIALS n-he SChoolcraft College Chorale as from the MIchigan FoundatIOn for plete InstructlOns, entrants may Jenka, harpSichord Starting ~ell as the Chnst Church boys' the Arts The deadhne for entnes call or wnte the Grosse Pomte War The duo WIll be JOined by Kay at S150 ~hoir The Grand Rapids sym- has been extended to Monday, Memonal, 32 Lakeshore Road, Tuttle, baroque vlOlm and Thomas b~ony orche!>tra wlll accompany Apnl16 Grosse Pomte Farms, MlCh 48236 SOfCOVIC, baroque bassono, for e OFF ~mgers Any plam!>t who IS currently hv- 8g The phonE', ~hlch IS manned Mon. musIc by J S Bach, W F Bach, Whole Pies Composed fOt the consecrallOn of 109, studymg or workmg In MIch. day through Saturday, 9 a m to 9 Krebs and Abel The concert Will the newly-bUilt Coventr} Cathed- Igan, or who has been a MIchigan pm., is 881-7511 also feature the Ars Amlcae Cham- HOMEMADE resident and has receIved an Im- ber Smger~ performmg "Lobet den tal, Bntten s 'War ReqUiem" was Persons knowmg promlsmg l'irst performed In May, 1962 The portant part of hIS or her education Herrn, aile Heiden" and "Vater PIES WIThls Ad here, IS eligIble young pianists should encourage 100/0 OFF FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Requlem mterwmes varIOUS sec- them to enter thiS competitIOn Its unser m Hlmmelrelch " ____ •• "'" '."1" th~~t:=: ~:!.:::.~~!':'~!!'-f.l np~n ('hlPf 1I1ror and artistic dIrector Tl;::!~ct~ :l:--C ~7, ~5 for ,..hdnrf'n tions v~ purpose IS to aId ana enCOUlage with nine poems by WIlfred Owen of the competition IS MIscha Kot- under 12 Guests are InVIted to tour Michigan talent, to gam experience t1t~.Hun"." depicting the horror of World War 1 tler, DetrOIt's plamst laureate and the main floor of the home TICkets In competmg and to provlde the long time pIanist of the DetrOIt are avaIlable In advance by callmg most promlsmg performers oppor. 16353 E. 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March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Lenlen theme' a' Clam' United "Journey Inward; Journey Out. ward" is the theme of a senes of Lenten Services offered at Christ United Methodist Church, 15943 East Warren Avenue at Haverhill, Detroit Dr. Quincy Cooper. of Scott Mem. Lean Small ChOice Lean ChOICe Sirlom orial United Methodist Church, will SPARE be the guest speaker on March 28 LOIN LAMB TIP BEEF The Reverend Susan DeFoe, of Mt. RIBS ROASI' Hope Umted Methodist Church, will (No BflscUlt) CHOPS bring the message $3~9 51!- The North High Chorale Will pre. $1~9 sent a program featuring seasonal FRESH JUMBO SHRIMP. music and selections from "God. spell" on April 11. The communIty is Invited to share these services Large durmg the Lenten season startmg CALAVOS CALIFORNIA at 7.30 P m on the above dates En CALIFORNIA ROMAINE trance will be provided at the From California BROCCOLI Warren-Haverhill door and child 0 care Will be available 2199 690~ Easter morning serVlce& Will be 99~~h held III the church sanctuary at 10.45 a.m. with special musIc under Florida Large RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT 2/890 the dIrection of orgamst James R. Bain and an Easter message by the Rev Fr:!!,_1{ R Lell'eke I HO~E~ADE I r Br~~~~rry I 1 "M ••g~ER..m I COOKIES discuss SEASONED "ier'CREAM OWL will c~Cffr~~f CROUTONS SANDWICHES Ii credit and finance The Detroit Metro Older Wo- ~~i:"f 89C~g $2!!. men's League will hold a noon 46 01 <00*12• brunch semmar Sunday, March 25, Sacramento TOMATO JUICE . can at the Woodbndge Tavern, 289 St Aubm in DetrOIt. Cals Deming (€un> (1 The subject is .'Fmance , Credit CHEESE & J I k\}how is 'Under the Gaslight' and the Older Woman." Guest SOCKEYE NATURAL AGED;, speakers are Mary Fowlie, attor- PEPPERONI SALMON SWISS SUCES f The Grosse Pointe \1emorial Church senior high Tuxb group \\111pre~t'nt the (;a~ 90's melodrama and ney and preSident of the Women's PIZZA 73A oz. can musIcal rede\\, "llnder the Gaslight," on Frida) and Saturda), 'larch :!:land :!4. at S p.m in the Fellowship Lawyers AssO<'iation of Michigan, $1!SOl~g and Carol Cook, financial planner $ 88 Hall of the church. 16 Lakeshore Road Tickets, $3, are on sale ill the churl'11 ofrice and at the door the nights $5~SP~ CMl of tht' pel fOrJlldllce. Stud~ ing their ~cript!. In prepal ahon for till.' ,,110\\ al'l' (front 1'0\\. Idt to nghO Lisa for IDS! American Express. llatha\\ a\. LIsa West dild EriC :\Iillf'1 (back 1'0\\ ) Curt West, Phil \l1toll<;on. Grt'tdlclI Kogel, Kt'IT) Callahan, Reservations are $6.50 per per- r;, Kri'itin Ki:lgel, Gt'orge H('lIdud. T\ I{'I Stcben dnd Ja) \\ illiam'o. 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VVe bnng good thrlgs to ~. FEDERAL SAVINGS I I \ .>'' ~I \ Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS : Page Twelve-A St. Paul scientists explore ••., .. Joseph's of Grosse Pointe •• Students at St Paul School phySical SCience, and Stephanie r~£ .... What's on Cable Rlmka and Mark Vraneslch, earth ~~ '-4 .. measured plant growth, research. 11. would like to welcome .. ed the human senses, aCid ram and and space ~~. .,. tl.)tln~ »". A of lo<:;tl prt.lirammlng avallabft> on Grosse Pomle Cable studied the UnIverse 10 preparatIOn Jenmfer Galvm, hfe SCience, and ...., Nick Alcamo . ~~ nuriCl.), Marcil %% for the school's annual sCience fall' Beth Bonanm, phySical science, :...~ and '- took first place in the Stxth grade . "" .~,. • 5 JU P m _ Tht' Hl:'lllth Fll:'1d MI('ro5urger~ Bone Transplants" \6) held last month Seventh graders Marcie Blake, • b P m _ Bndglng the Gap' - A modern hIm on the problems of kid Three of the &eventh grade pro- Tom Biondo ne) dl:>l" 73 Kercheval Avenue Grosse POInte Forms, Michigan 48236 (313) 882-9440 Sinai Hospital [] Please reserve seat(s) at your Investment seminar Has the Answer r-ll cannot attend your seminar, but I would be SmalHospItal announces the openmg thiS Spring of the Interested In talking to one of your Investment Nathan I and Betty Goldin Health Care Center, 6450 speCIalists Farmington Road (at Maple), West Bloomfield The r-:; I am currently a Tax-Free Bond holder, please send Health Care Center Wlil of'fer outpatIent 5el'Vlces In me a list of your current inventory cardiovascular fitness and rehablhtatlon. psychIatry. and phYSical medicine and rehabilitation For more Narne . _ mformatlon, call 493,5500 Address ------ City _ _ ._ State ------ZiP Phone ------ ( \ f Thur8day. March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS The pirates are comIng• By Lila WajKk Michael Pote, John Purrenhage, St. Clare John SChwenk and Gil Waitkus The policemen are Michael Chel- Gilbert and Sulhvan's "Pirates of Penzance" will be performed at St. tenham, Richard Darke, John , Clare of Montefalco's church hall on DIGIovanni, Michael Galloway, Thursday and Friday, March 22 and Keith Mitchell, Pat Playwm, Brian Rauch, James Teyssler and John 23 at 7.30 p.m Manlyn Schorer, music teacher Colby ~ and dlreclor, has spent months The Major's lovely daughters are workmg with the cast of more than played by Jenmfer Berg, Leah l.~akeshore 60 dedIcated actors and actresses Calomem-Mlchaels, Jennifer Ches- KevlO Reid IS Major-General ney, Holly Cole, Jenmfer Costa, Stanley whIle Larry Recard IS the Tiffany FraZier, JessICa Gamer, lovelorn Frederic. Jason Jacklyn Megan Lahey, Clare Lynn, Pamela and Tom Mitchell play the tough Montpas, Manlyn Nlforos, Kelly but funny PIrate Kmg Anthony Przybysz, Ceceha Retllg, Chrlstme Slusser IS Samuel, James Dlaz IS Schulte, Kelley Shock, Molly Sulli- OPEN 7 DAYS I the Sergeant and Megan McKeever van, Shannon Sullivan, Heather portrays Ruth Rebecca Wasmger Wilson, Amy Wromkow!>ki, Celeste Monday - Saturday 7 a.m. - 2 a.m. IS Mabel, JoEllen DeRonghe IS Dorns, Jacquelme Marshall. Sunday 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. EdIth. Courtney Johnson IS Kate, Rebecca Cho, Bleu Frazier, Man- and Jeanmne FeU IS Isabel Jane Garling, Rebecca Bertrand and Sara Wasmger Entertainment Monday through Saturday The Pirate Band IS played by John Fmucane, Matthew Haun, The backstage group are led by Lunches from $3.50 Peter Haun, Damel Lloyd, Chns Irene Ebner, producer, and Diane Dinners from $9.50 May, Jonathan I\1cGral1, Joe Sullivan, stage manager Pat Morandllll, Shannon NOWICCkl, McKeever is accompamst and Ann Carroll Jensen IS choreographet' Marla Elena Slusser ISm charge of Open Sunday 10 a.m. - Pierce b!!nd destgmng and producmg aU tne wins top rating costumes The many various props are In the care of Judy Rauch and GRAND BUFFET The Pierce l\hddle School Con- Laura Pote The strlkmg sets were cert Band partiCIpated In the deSigned and executed by Augus- 70 Items - 11 a.m. • 3 p.m. dlstnct XVI Band Festival, March tine Tedesco Kate Schulte and An- 10m Algonac The Pierce band was nette Marshall are In charge of Shrimp, Oysters, Turkey, Rounds of one of three class C groups that make-up Beef, Crepes, Blintz, Bacon, Sausage, received a Number I The stage crew IS Meltssa The selectIOns the band played Petersmarck, Jeanne Purrenhage, Pastries and much more. $9.95 for the concert porhon of the pro- Erik Garr, Derald Penn, James Children under 5 FREE gram were Citadel March by Myers, ChriS Dinsmoore and ErIckson, Lllany and Alleluia by Michael SWink. Forsblad and Brandywine Creek Banquet facilities and catering available The cast will celebrate with a by Forsblad party after the last performance Thb. grufflooking band of pirates (from lert to righll Peter Haun Jason Pierce was one of only two planned by Carol Haun Jacklyn and Gil WaUhus, will be on stage Thursday and Friday, M~rch Z2 • groups to receIVe a number I ratmg Tickets are $2 and may be pur- and 23, at 7:30 p.m, at St, Clare of Montefaleo's cburch ball in GUbert aDd m sightreadmg chased at St Clare School Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance." Tickets are $Z. M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. Cleaning Materials & Equipment WE DEUVER. '-. ?~ Earn extra-high interest on a 884-0520 ~ i" 16734 l WARRtN DOIon, MI. 41224 t 'I 5-year IRA from NUD CARING opened byApril 16. FOR SOMEONE AT HOME? MEDICARE CAN PAY UP TO 8QClIb WHEN YOU BUY OR RENT ....NY OF THESE IMPOF\TANT~HE-'TH CARE AIDS • HOSPITAlIEOS • CANES. CRUTCHes. eoMMOO£S • WALKERS. WHEELCHAIRS f • OSTOMY SUPPLIES Woods Home care 19775 MACK AVENue GtoeM ~ntII WDoda ~ 886-8930 e ep.n MOll -I'll .. 5 30 Injuries from Auto Accidents Gro ... Potnt. Woods .... Chtropractlc Clinic " Dr.,j" DIlIllI J.u 881-7&77 CIlifIIInctIIt I was In In auLOmotld. ac- IlSaUII (muscle 5, ilgamenls cel- Q \oldenl one month ll\IO and l'. and Ihe d.llC4lte roe...... suffered whiplash I h_ had WhICh .. rt tile spine) The ne.d conslBtll neck shOuldef, ~ II ~ baIaIIc.d 00 7 oM. back p.aln Recently d1uy spells vlC&l Wl1ebfle (neck oonffll ,.. and stomlch upnt hao'il the tMIad ,. _lOlenlly th'u," lOr dlMl40ped Can It-. I'f"1l*ll'nS ward .Ild *h ••rd .-.1 De relatad to Ihe ICCldent? thouNnd pound s of It>rce IS Should I seek chiropraCI1C plan l>dore Illlldtures, federal reguldllon If you don't alread} have your 1983 or 1984 imestment All of thcse pl,)Ils carry a $1.000 -westec requirc') a sub.,lilnlial Itllen'')Horfelture individual Retirement ALcount, now is an minimum deposit The exact interesl rate SECURITY SYSTEMS depends on which one you choo~ pendlty. t"urthermore, if you withdraw fund., \ \ t t , (l' ,l)( I t If'" to open one at NBD Through from an IRA plan before you rc,KI1 dge 59i/I, April 16, we re otTerlng an even higher rate NBD offers you alternative plans. the IRS impo~., certain tdX pcIMllie .... on our S-year IRA investment than we ve Ifyoll wdnt your IRA plan to l>c .10(\lId We protect NBD talks with you In plain English. ever otTered before fle ...,!,I, .,',( ')() tllat you U'ln dlvcr~lfy your whit you invc.,tmenC we haw a ')('If directed IRA plcln \\e think our IRA plan'> arc the LX''>t ,HOW1 Wester IS Itw. only secunt~ com~ny to o"&r III One of Amet'm.cal, reat banks cullomell Dlle<:t VOlCll Command Vls~1 Zone SlatUI ano Continuoul St.te Ctrcurt Analyl., • Uf ,.lIft or "'h"d to .. orro~, ~l caft Wntee lodl) II - 11 DONAT ALARM 3&2-3510 ~' 1 \ , Thursday, March 22, 1984 ~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~ ,~ ,- Pointer will play [ ", OftEN DAILY BUY chamber concert 10: 00-6: 00 USED OR BROKEN VlOllmst Ellen Luby, Obituaries ------: Closed $ijndly IIIl1 MOfldllY GOLD OR SILVEl of the Pomte, will per- Anthony H. Cramer Edward D. Devine Arthur J. Schultz William P. Youngquist form In a chamber Private services were planned musIc concert Sunday, services for Mr Cramer, 72, of ServIces for Mr DevIne, 67, of ServIces for Mr Schultz, 72, of . MOE'S Coins & Stamps for Mr. Youngquist, 66, of the Park March 25, at 1 15 m Yorktown III the Woods, were held the City, were held Saturday, the Park, were held Friday, March Turn Yo",r Jewelry & Old Gold to Cash P He died Thursday, March 15, at BUYING G .r1,"'r.J\/~)'; - / ... ~ j .....f- .. l/~-~II J .... I \. Ir/~"'r..r<,i\l 463.0S77 The' CounCiladopted a rcsolutlOn appomtmg CounCilman Waugaman to serve r /, ',( 'r' ()~( 1/ ...>'''-[' r ?S/~;j.J-> (I ), V, ".S/C,'" dViv'> T( "Ill H 1I11111i1lfln II as De<'lgnated Mayor m the absence of Mayor Dmgeman and Mayor Pro I 11lI.1-1IHlI tern Fromm for the dates Tuesday and Wednesday, March 13 & 14. 1984 Illl\ HI '1 IIIIIlIIlIon lohn" Rroc I..man R"nlll,1 Il H •• I..III IIn II 110,11 H \'0111111>1111' Upon proper motion made supported and earned, the Meeting adjourned a; /1 \~~I" IIIit' I)lr,"'lor~ 920pm \1, mhl,. ,,~ 1r1l ",/11 )t1 JOSEPH L FROMM RICHARD G SOLAK 8~4-Q()17 \tlfl 'HII \t'/( 't J \-t I'" IrJ'/l G P:'i 3/22/84 MAYOR PRO.TEM CITY CLERK ,..--..,- - - . ,. Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page FHt... A' .-- Woods holds spring tree sale ~ The Woods Tree Commission Will mUnicipal payment box outside CI- :.ponsor a sprmg tree sale from ty hall "To Meet Your Health Need! ... Wednesday, March 21, through The seven varieties of ballE'd, ~onday, April 16, for residents burlapped, nursery-grown trees of- ... We Cover The Pointes." 8e\ en varlelles of trees With a full fered are Milky Way dogwood, HARKNESS PARK one-year guarantee Will be offered Snowdrift flowering crabapple, red 0 1 PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMACY lh eltht>r 1 4 to 2-mch, or 2 to flowering crabapple, Redmond 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E. Jefferson 21 clOch cahpers hnden, Marshall's seedless ash, Order forms are avaIlable at the Shademaster locust and Enghsh aa4.31 00 16003 MACK 822.2580 Woods mUnicIpal office durmg oak Prices range from $60 to $137 881.0477 regular busmess hours and at the Trees and gramte memOrials, pubhc ~afety desk any time which are tax-deductible, can be Orders must be returned With a purchased through thIS sale as a check by Monday, April 16, to memOrial to a loved one, the com- either Locashier's office or the blue miSSIOn said Wine's next target is Mao Shelwme Wme's lecture series, Heng, who was born m central Heroes Cnder Attack," Will con- Chma m 1954, provides hiS readers clude next Tuesday, March 27, With a shockmg ghmpse of hfe as \\ hen he discusses author Liang hved In MaOist Chma HIS stor~ IS Heng s book about growmg up In umque, yet It IS, In many \\ ays, the turmOIl of the Great Cultural t) plcal of those young Chmese who RevolutIOn m Chma The lecture have been troubled and tested in \\ III begll1 at 8 p m at the War recent years Heng asks. Making a ntark MemOrIaL '\fV~':; l.nuth crfirr:- p~~:-!::!: !""'~g:lr.., ~!~ft)t ::nd '1:!.)Dr Gt'Dr~~ Can Huveen's tax- Freeman, (center), recently accepted a check from Exchange Club or H~ YOUR DOG S FAVORITE FOOD free yields match Grosse Pointe members, .. • ...~.-.-.....,._._. f'" •• J GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 22, 1984 P.age Sixteen-A FaDlily waits for answers According to reports, the last their son's camera, used to pay the (Continued from Page LA) time Steel was spotted was in Tuc- tow truck operator. "The FBI says eratoI' told police he pulled the van son, Arlz , while Steel was reported- It's one of their mam pieces of evi- out of the mud along a roadway the ly hitchhiking to Pensacola, Fla to dence," saId Pongrace. "I think visit a girlfriend they could take the senal numbers, next day, and was paid with an ex- check It for prmts and so on and let pensive camera belonging to Mr, Extremely frustrated by the lack us have It It belonged to my son. Pongrace of progress In the Pong race robbery We've sent hsts of my son's posses- Steel then reportedly drove the and death are Mr Pongrace's pa- sions to the FBI. but lthmk they just van to Southern Califorma, where rents, Mr and Mrs Otto Pongrace, get filed he had relatives AccordIng to of the POinte. "I'm at my Wit's end," added Agent Falhn, the van was recover- "It's a very trymg Situation," Pongrace "People tell me to hire a ed In Los Angeles at the home of said Otto Pongrace, In a phone m. good lawyer, but I shouldn't have to Steel's sIster Several possessions terview "We've been In contact do that Maybe If I had more clout, belongmg to Mr Pongrace were re- With the FBI, but I don't know, or power In the commumty, I could covered at the home maybe their maJor respOnf>lbihtles make the FBI get busy I Just don't The van was also recovered, after don't mvolve homiCide anymore know" two men were arrested while stl'1P- "They don't seem to be domg The last known descl'lptlOn the pmg the vehicle It was unknown FBI had of Steel was of a white .. whether the van had been stolen much They'll wait until some local male, clean shaven, between 5 foot 7 from Steel or if he had sold it to the pohee authonty catches thiS gUy then they'll step 111 and 10 Inches tall With a stocky men build At that time he was wearmg a Inspector Joe Hautzlnger, of the "More problems are that v.e can't blue back pack and was traveling Calgary City Pohce Department, get anyone to help us recover our With a black Labrador type dog Alberta, confirmed that a "Canada son's possessIOns," said Pongrace ) "The van was recovered In Los An- 'We have no records of any pre- f WIde" warrant for Steel has also ...... 1'" .fn <;'tnt:'.l " C::"~;n been issued geles 1wu meu Wt::Lt:: :>lU1"1"U15 .t \'J,V",::> ,,"V.l"~'"-""'V"'''o.,t a. _ ... _-'"", ----- We don't know If they were im- Agent Fallm "Right now the war- ,;", t ,/ '~.~.J The Canadian warrant is believed pnsoned or what We've been trying rants mvolve only possible theft and ¥..I to have been issued because of to get mformatlOn so we can go out robbery, but they're enough to pICk Steel's posSible involvement in the and recover the van, but all we've him up and then we'll talk about Mr. I armed robbery of "some sort of a met is a dead end " Pongrace's death" fmancialinstltutlOn, such as a bank '" ..AddItIOnal charges could then :,; '~, ¥ or credit union," said Inspector Pongrace said they were also • Hautzinger haVing trouble gettmg possesSIOn of be flied " North~sprincipal is auctioneer Mind games test the best Dr. John Kastran, principal or North High School and part-time auctioneer, pose" "jth members of the North (Continued from Page lA) hair?" Traditional answers, while Parents have been an import- I Auction !\ight committee, who are responsible for the school'!' auction night Friday, March 30, beginning at 7 acceptable, receive fewer pomts ant part of the program at both I' OlympiCS problems. In another ~ p.m. in the school cafeteria. Pictured are (left to right, seated), Terr) Buccallato, Nancy Trefzer, (standing) than creatlve ones schools Among the volunteer Jo)ce La Grasso. Dr. Ka!otran and Gail Terry. For more information or for tickets. call 884-5589. challenge, called Camelot, student teams must figure a way to gUide "The Olympics IS a program de- coaches at Defer are Charles Rup- each other blindfolded through a Signed to turn creative thinkers mto precht, Diane Scarborough, Nancy - maze without using verbal com- creatlve doers," says Deborah Khne, Manon Spitzley, Cheryle Get In tune with your body mUnIcation In yet another problem Hackney, a fIfth grade teacher who Cuney, Nina Nord, Laura Maiale, students are challenged to complete IS workmg With students at Ferry. Gail Shaffer, Mr and Mrs. Bernie Tnathalon champIOn Charlie by noted sports medlcme expert, Together, m "Fit as a Fiddle In chapter 136 of the novel "Moby Kathy Roberts, a parent coach at VanAntwerp, DaVid Spitzley and Blanchard will talk about bemg m Dr Steven Glickman, and Deanna Tune With Your Body." the three Dick" and act It out on stage Defer, says once students are ex- Donna Butucel top shape Thursday, March 29, at Hawthorne, owner of VItal OptlOns, WII! discuss such tOPICSas condit- IOmng, nutritIon, proper warm-up posed to the Olympics' new way of the War Memorial HIs lecture be- a statewIde network of exercise "'Instead of Just usmg the stuff on Mrs VanAntwerp, surrounded by procedures and the causes, preven- looking at problems "they grow in gms at 8 p.m and he WIll be Joined classes the top of your mmd, you have to go noisy kids late Friday afternoon tion and treatment of lnJunes ways the standard currIculum does back and think," said 10-year-old while most mothers were home get- TheIr presentation IS designed to not permIt And what's more, they Sarah Bardeen, who is playing Cap- ting ready for dmner. explained inSpIre the begmner who is seeking have a lot of fun domg it," Mrs tam Ahab in the Moby Dick prob- Roberts said. why she's Involved as an Olympic CAR TALK motivatlOn and to mform parents lem. "But it's fun," she said. "We coach "I moved here from another of youngsters who participate m The students are all training for From RAY LAETHEM want to win, so we're being crea- the regional Olympics to be held community that had the program competItive mter-scholastic tive " and I was anxIOUSto get one started Pontiac, GMC, Truck sports this Saturday, March 24, at the Au- The youngsters also work on burn Hills campus of Oakland at Defer so my kIds could partic- BY RAY LAETHEM As MIke O'Hara, of the Detrmt short term problems and "brain- Community College There, about Ipate News noted, Charhe Blanchard storm" answers in qUick succession 800 yOlmgsters from southeastern was once a 180 pound football MichIgan will compete and candI- BEFORE BUYING BATTERY to a variety of questions, such as "ThiS program is important It center and "nobody kicked sand in dates for state Olympics will be se- "what else can you use a pocket leaches them to think " Before you bUy a replacement battery be lery Similarly replace a three.cell 6 voll bal hIS face" Today he is a 148 pound comb for besides combmg your lected sure you need one Have the old one checked tery With another of the same The Iwo Iypes "Ironrnan " Last year he won the by your semce sliliion 10 e~sure th8t lhfl run of IlaltlJrHlS are NOT Interchangeable grueling 140 tmle trlathalon With a down con c11! ,on IS not 0 ue 10 a loose connec lion corrOSion or other correctlble cause ...... time of 10 hours and 48 mmutes Be sure that lhe MW battery lias an lIl8Ctncal When you think PontIac - think RA Y The event, which combmes swim- rating alleaa\ equal to your old ba\tefY end hIS LAETHEM PONTIAC where you gel a mmg, bicyclmg and runmng, IS lhfl hold-clown br ackels and b'8ltely tray load deal plus a ,reat deal more Wepnde known as the supreme test of en- Compa,e pr • Pt'lClIo by Tom a.-- PrllCtlclng their rendttion of the last chepter of "Moby Dick" are OlympiCS of the Mind competitors (front row, left to right) Jennifer SChultz, Heather Klng, Heather Glovac and Dan SpItzley, (back row, left to right) Amy Butler, Tracie DoId Odentat ?2ug and sarah Bardeen. • FYI 20791 ~ Aw.... (Continued from Page lA) ...,.. tills day, dyes tus hair and eye- 61'1U1 P.1I11 WHlII t;attezlI MACK brows green for St. Paddy's Day. 881-3985 He started thIS tradition when he was 21 He's 64 today and still MARCH AT COST gives 'em a start at hiS faVOrite watenng holes every March NEW! NEW Another uncle. also a Ryan, was mto get rich schemes and AT TELLY'S LOCATION CELEBRATION stran~e mventlOns He thought he'd fmally stumbled Into EI Cocktails 2 for 1 Dorado when he won a furmture save a tot1une on exquisite hand woven rugs, (2000) imported store in a poker game He lost it 3:30 to 6:30 from the Orient. back the next day He a Iso won a race horse that way It too. was Monday through Fnday won back by Its prevIOus owner Servmg Complimentary Hot -CHINESE -INDIAN -PERSIAN Another uncle thiS one an Hors d'oeuvres O'Connor, \\rcnt to Boblo With hiS -~K~ANI -TURKEY Wife, and died there Seems he ALSO A LARGE SELECTIOtI Of DHURRY RUGS was In one of those cable swmgs PlA1\'OB.4R EjWEKfA"!."E~l' (the kmd With the big Dumbo- I1ke airfOils In the front), when FE.4R'IUNG JOE AR1"UO lhe Man upstairs tapped him on ALL RUGS AT COST the shoulder EVER}- WED~'ESD41Ttiara S4TlRD,tY 8:30 p.•• SAVE NOW The real problem began v.hen , the Canadian authontles >, TILL THE END OF MARCH wouldn't release the bod) nght r,------.....t r <.." away He wa~ a naturalized , Amencan CItizen, (hiS father OUR CLAIM TO FAME \, v.as Canadian) , and naturally he we sell, buy & trade ~! dldn't have any papf:'rs on hIm It SPECIALTY HOT SANDWICHES . for old rugs was a while before he was al- lowed back In the States A Lln- TRY OUR ", Ique way to go out, and come f ' HOT CRAB MEAT AND SHRIMP back In , -REPAIRS -HAND~SHING -APPRAISALS on a warm crOlssa"lt covered With bUbbly ~ , Last but not least another of Imported SWISS and English cheddar cheese ." Peggv's relatives jOll'l('dthe Ma- 547.5000 nne Corps dunng World War II Royal Oak and sa" a lot of actIOn Dunng 419 S Main St. one particularly flet C(' battle In (at 5th) the South PaCifIC hE' recel\red a INCOMPARABLE TRIO serIOus yet not life threatemng, gun shot wound to a delicate part Chief Ernie's own asparagus soup accomparlled of hiS body Since then the by fresh broccoli and SWISS cheese salad With a O'Connors have referred to him fresh warm crOissant as "OJ Lefty" Anyway, everyone from the Gret>nwood, f'lnn, Ryan and O'Connor clans hopes you had a Open: Mon.-sat, 11 A.M.-2 A.M., Sun. 5 P,M.-12 happy St Patnck's Day t --_ ..=_._..=--.__....._._------_._-_..-~--...... ~~-~-~ ...... ---~...... -.--~--~--- Section B The Second Section Thursday, March 22, 1984 From Another Pointe Of View By Janet Mueller "Whose LIfe Is It, Anyway?," a Grosse Pomte Theatre productIOn, will be presented as a specIal benefit per formance for the Commul1ltv Hospice Educatwn Commit. tee on Thursda~. April 26, at 8 p m at the Grosse Pomte War Memonal The pIa) depicts the conflict between a paralyzed pa- tIent \\ ho wIshes to die with digmty and a hospital staff phySICIan \\ ho feels he IS bound to prolong hfe under any circumstances :\1ay Tyler-Moore starred In the ongmal Broadway productIOn m the early '70s Richard Dreyfuss starred Itl the first-run movie. shown throughout the country The Community Hospice Education Committee (CHEC) is sponsored by Bon Secours, Cottage and Saint John Ho~- pitals,1I1 cooperatIOn with the Community HospIce Educa- hon CommIttee 01 the JUl1lor League of Detroit. Inc All proceeds from the benefit performance Will be used to educate the commul1lty about the hospice concept Last year. CHEC brought Dr Josephme Magno, past- president of the NatIOnal Hospice OrganizatIOn, to Grosse Pointe to talk about hospice care. Monies raised VIa thI~ year's benefIt WIll purchase books and educational infor- matIon on hospIce for public lIbraries and other communi- ty resource centers Tickets, at $6 general admIsswn, $10 patron, may be ordered by calhng the Cottage HospIce, 884-8600,Extention 2419 Particlpatmg on the CHEC committee are Judy Llhensiek, R.N, and Dons Heath, from Bon Secours Hospital, Sondra Seeley, R.N., and Julia Arango, from Cot- tage HospItal, Phyllis Howard, St. ClaIr Ambulatory Health Services, and Mary Lou Huber, Ph.D., Samt John Hospital Honorary chaIrpersons for the "Whose Life Is It, Any- way'?" CHEC benefit evening are Dr. and Mrs John Captains and Colonels wanted for SHOW BOAT! SchneIder and Dr and Mrs Eudoro Coello. Spring" ill bring. SHOW BOAT! to to\\ n, docking at the Grossl' Court home of META WEITZEL (seated. c(>nter), pictured aoo\'e going O\er plans for both evening!> with P.\T \'()ll~G (left>. Horticulture Seminar Pointe Yacht Club Friday, !\lay 4, ready to welcome ('aptains and (,o!onrl!. and jU!'ftpI ailt folk" to its dining, casino and entel.tain- SHOW BO.\T! genel'al chairman, MAHlE SKAf<'F (standing), co- 'TIS the season to begin thmking about how your gardens ment areao;. It's the Grosse Pointe Symphony Women's Associa- chairman. and GLOIUE STONISCII (t'ighll, patrons chairman. will grow - lovely thought! - and The Pomte Garden tion only fund l'aiser thio; "casoll - there will be NO spring garage The IU'.'\ i('\\ party is (l'el' to patron/sponsor ticket holders. Club, thmkmg sprmg, will host a Horticulture Semmar for !oale, and ,\;0 "umutl'1' concert at Jacobson's in-the.Village - and Tick.'l" mu) bl' I't'served by mailing cht'ck!o, pa) able to the GrO!!lse the Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan, District I, next the S) mphon~ Women are determined to make it the season's Poinh.' S) mphony Women's Association, to Mrs. Rudolph Stonisch Tuesday, March 27, at Grosse Pomte Memonal Church. most spectacular benefil. The chef at the GPYC is creating a Jr., :nl Lakeshor(' Road, Grosse Pointe, Mich. ,182:Ui. Additional information may h(' obtained by contacting Bea Scanlon, reserva- You're all invited Come at 9:30 a m. and bnng your special cui!oine to complement the atmosphere and glamor of a :\lissbsippi l'iverboat in the late 1800s. The casino on "A" Deck tions ch"il'mall, at 8K4-l!1l3, or Pat Young at 886-6970. Regular ad- favorite brown bag lunch (dessert and beverage will be mi~sion to SHOW BOAT! is $:n ,50 per person. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre provIded) Hear Carl Dolhopf, regional supervisor, Plant (the club'!> dining room) will open from 6 p.m., when cocktail ser. vice begins. TI1£'re"IIhe dancing, to the music of Chet Bogan and Palmentil'l' arc honorary chairmen or the benefit. Committee Industry DiviSIOn, Michigan Department of Agriculture, chairmen include Mary Nolan, Jane Buhl. Sandra Drettman, speak on the Gypsy Moth. EnJOY Mrs. Julian Haydon's his Woh erine Ja71 Band, featuring vocalist Dixebelle, and a floor sho\\ spotlighting the banjo magic of Dr. Richard Ferrara. Cap- Helene I<~agan,Judy Bucciero, Elly Bundesen, Lenore ~1arshal1. explanation and demonstration of "Techniques in BonsaI Mal'K"crite UI'S4t-, I..orella Bates and D9rolbea~\'ermeoulen. Man Culture... •.:_ tains - patron ticket holder!> at $50 per person - and Colonel!> - spon!>ol~ticket holders at $75 per per"on - \\ ho sign aboard no,\ Evelyn Self i" president of the Pointe Symphon) Women. Sylvia View Mrs Henry C. Kohrmg's slide presentation, "eir- have a special treat in store for them: their very own Captains Rutkowski is in charge of the association's newsletter. Jeanette IContinued on Page 4B) and Colonels SHOW BOAT! previel\- party with cocktails and hors Szulec i., the association's publicity chairman. d'oeu\Tcs, running trom 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, April 6, at the Harbor Tradition House / ,/ MESH T-TOPS 6tkuv /{ THE LIGHT WAY TO LAYER g-~J1 J~ SUre to net aomeone'. attention. Th6s one from --- -~\ Michael Conte features a slinky T peeIdng through a mesh over- shirt. The shirt skies down. A lIttte daftng? Maybe, A spring show stoppet' ...no doubt. In fuchSiO, white Of block, it's on Ingenious way to trap your prey, $40. Sizes S-M-L In New Reftectlons at N0rth- land, Eastland, Twelve oaks and Lakeside. IcS 1. -4' 'M- , ~~ IMAGINE! 6t:1uuv.Allov Sofas $79900 Sleepers : $56900 Recliners $27900 L _ Showcase Chairs $36900 ~rc1Lhudsons· GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~.pageTw0-8 • .' DSO awaits de Larrocha DuFour-leidy ! Pianist Alicia de Larrocha, whose In a mmor key SChubert's Sym- ; performing career spans more than phony No 5, B-flat maJor, D 485 vows are said !50years, joins Jerzy semkow, guest and Mozart's Symphony No 41, C , conductor, and the DetroIt Sym- major. K 551 (Jupiter) comprise Elizabeth AmI Letdy, ~ter of ~ phony Orchestra In concerts at the remamder of the program. Mr. and Mrs. JohnC. Leidy, of Lin- : Ford Auditorium next Thursday, TIckets, ranging m prIce from $9 coin Road, and GeorIe A. DuFour : M.arch 29, at 8 p m and Saturday, to $18 for the Ford Au rt • COCKTAIL OIIGINALL Y UP TO 1350" i • SUITS .• NOW t PREMIERE OUR • COATS .- ~ '., '10, 'III '21, ; • DRESSES '30, "I • PETITEFASHIONS ,~ • SEPARATES 'SO, • -- ... and many, many more Specials Hair cutting, in our Main Level store! body perms, OPEN MONrSAT. 10 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. hair coloring. Informal Modeling Friday, March 30 cia Slrega Boulique saturday, March 31 11 c.m. to 3 p.m. IN THE COLONIAL FEDERAL BLDG. 'He 63 Kercheval on-the-hill 884-8663 Grosse Poi nte Be refreshed II GROSSE POINTE J m-the,vllIage by the beauty , ,, , \ Come in or call 885-3240 and ease of our •\ , 40% . MS Tnurs F" III 9 OFF Masle rich, lUXUriOUs fabriCS Paintings Ie PrUlts \ .day and evenIng ~ If By the following artists: '\ I r Silhouettes • M. Avery • W. Kuhn I t 1 • C. Burchfield • W. Vfer including furs, I BATH RUGS BY LACEY MILLS coats and lingerie • E. Couse • W.L. Metcalf • F. Duveneck • G. O'Keefe Because we are changing to • new style you h8w an oppor- Petite sizes 2-14 tunity to NY. on flr.t quality, .xooy texture, IIIIlIt ~ and i • R.S. Duncanson • E.M. Hennillls wall-to-wan beth carpeting. at.OM from 10 ~.1tt6p ~ i • O.E. Berninghaus • E.H. Potthut for best lelectlon. I • AJ'. Bricher • L. Kroll Reg l • G. Hitchcock • D.R. Knirht StIle 21x34 14.95 '.99 I • C. Hall5am • £.5. Paxon 27x45 24.95 14.i9 ,f • H.5. Mowbray • E. Redfield Contour 14.95 '.99 Jacob sons Tank Set 14.95 • R. Henri • C. Runrius '.99 f UnlverSliI Lid '.95 3.99 I • W.M. Chase • G. Tooker 5x6 Carpet {: , Fresh Concepts look for nf>W It>annes'i dnd t'longat Ion of lint' Precise taIlOring With i\ soft edge a gentle balance of color and proportIOn f /1 " l Hi) l~ fA'Il IhHI ~"01'o Jht shops of IH.TROIT MI< H I / Wallon.Pi~rc~ 821-3525 J - gmmng at 7 p.m when black tie party-goers arflve at Or- chestra Hall for the reception that heralds the La Boheme Ball. They'll stay on for the dmner and the dancmg They'll applaud the featured SOlOIst,soprano EmIlia Pezzetti Cun- dan, who has appeared at La Scala and the Metropohtan Opera They'll applaud, too, as speCIal honors are paid to Mrs Phihp Caldwell, a dedicated member of the Hall's board of dIrectors, and to MItch Miller for theIr major volunteer contnbutlOns on behalf of one of the world's acoustIcally supenor concert halls. TIckets for the benefIt are available at $125 per person I $175sponsor, $225patron} at Orchestra Hall, 833-3362,and are tax deductible in accordance WIth current Umted States laws /1r;------~ If you can't be th(lre to care, Professional Huge savings! Huge selection! Plan to M~dical Services is the next choose a beautiful Lees carpet and save! best thing. Horn!" ( IIrl' ",ur'ilnJ.( Live the life of tEES PfI\all' nUI\ 1'Iur'ilO~ lIomt'maklOJ.( ~n 1("(''' If tH' (dl1 hl'lp \-Oll "lth \ our nll'rll( ,01or IX'r'ion,d (,In' pit "'if' l,tli 8 343-4357 ~-y-S:J P M S Prorl' ....lOnal Ml'dl("ill wn 1(,1''' lOOlO Krlh Hd • lilt rpt'r Wooc'" , 1\11 4H225 AUII IHfld IN,fl S"m' JofJn HO(;(lI'ltl 776-5510 21435 Mack Ave. nn PROf hSSIONALS WHO ( I\Rf-~ Open unltl 9 p m Mon Thurs. Fn Tues Wed Sat until 6 ~.::::=..=------... ====-=------W Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pointe Garden Private Duty Nursing Care Club Council serving the Grosse Pointes and the Tri-Counties will convene VISitors from the commullIty are \\eleome at the Grosse Pomte Garden Club CounCil's meeting next Tuesda'r, March 27, at 9 30 a m In the G'rosse Pomte Mam LJ. brary, Kercheval Avenue at Fishel' Road Plans for the councIl's Sprlllg Private Homes, Hospitals or Nursing Homes Garden Tour \\ III be detailed by • 24 Hour Service - 7 Days a Week Mrs David Lo\\e, chalrlnan Guest speaker Al Mazur, member of the • Full Time or Part Time Coverage Grosse POll1te Park Beautification • Bonded and Insured Committee, \\ 111pre!>ent the latest Il1formatlOn on treatment for By RN's, LPN's, Nurse Aides, and Live in Companions Dutch Elm DI~ea!>e, and ':In update on beautJflca tlOn of The Pal k dur- mg the last several j edl ~ 263.0580 Motor City ABW A Commumty ProfessIOnal Nursing Service to nleet for dinner Motor City Chartci Chaptt'r of the Amencan BU!>lllessWomen's Asso- l:ldL1UII \Hii ilUIJ. 11:> HlUllLiliy Jium:! meetlllg Wedn<>sday, March 28, at ALL the UniverSity Club ReservatIOns Fashion date for Bishop Gallagher Mothers are needed for the evemng, which The Bishop Gallagher High School Mothers Club will present its annual fashion luncheon Saturday. begms with cocktails at 6 p m and :\Iar('h 31, at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. Co-chairpersons for the E'vent, which begins at noon, are dmner a half-hour later Ms Louis Buck may be contacted at 399-1590 J -\~ICE FIl'iN and SHERRY BOYLE (left and second from left), pictured abcve discussing plan!:! Health-tex. for further mformatlOn for the part)' "ith ARDIS GARDELLA, of Regal Place, and SUZANNE KOSKI, of Neff Road (second InformatIOn on the chapter's from right and far righO, both Bishop Gallagher faculty members. Hudson's Woodward Shops will Clothing for Kids onentatlOn for new members. also present the fashions. Tickets for the e\'ent, at $16.50 per person, must be reserved in ad\'ance. Pro- scheduled for thiS month, may be ceeds will assist student activities at Bishop Gallagher. which may be contacted at 886-0855 for rur. Thurs., Fri., Sat. Only! obtamed by contactmg Ms Royce ther details 011 the fashion lunch. Woods at 277-2345 Mid.Century focus DKG to celebrate at birthday lunch To tour local Beta XI Chapter, under the direc- The program Will feature Wilma on Egypt Tuesday tIOn of President Mary Ellen FloeI', Manery presenting a dramatic Mid-Century Toastmistress Club art galleries ~ has made arrangements for the monologue, "Mary Todd Lll1coln," members gathered last Tuesday Paula Strickstetn Will escort ao 20% Metropolitan Councd of Delta Kap- and plamst ElSie Watson, recipient morning, March 20, for a Ways and series of 1 to 3:30 p.m trips td pa Gamma Soclety's birthday lun- of a DKG scholarship for study at Means meeting at the Hidden Lane Detroit metropolitan area aI" cheon on Saturday, Api'll 7, at the the American Conservatory at home of Mary Fitzpa trick who galleries and museums, sponsored' OFF Grosse POinte War Memonal Fontamebleu, performmg several showed a travelogue on Egypt as by the Grosse Pointe War selections by French composers part of a workshop on that country. MemorIal, beginmng next Thurs. Sizes Infant thru 14 The annual event thiS ) ear A candle lighting bIrthday cere- Dr. Abdel Aziz, a native of Egypt, day, March 29. and contmulng Boys & Girls celebrates the 55th anmversary of mony IS also planned EdCh of the was on hand for a question-and- through May 3. the foundmg of the mternational 10chapters In the counCil will make .answer period Luncheon followed. Fee for the six-week series is $30 . EXTRA PARKING - USE 9 MILE ENTRANCE organization for women distm- a contnbutlon to the society's A list of galleries to be toured WIll guished in the field of educatIOn. Educational FoundatIOn The club generally meets on the be mailed to all who register before STIYE's PLACE first and third Tuesday of each Monday, March 26 Mrs Strick- ~ CONN.n · NO Spring card party at Kolping Center month at 9:30 a.m. at the Grosse stein, an art consultant and arts .... BOVS & GIRLS weAR FOR MEN & BOYS LAYAWAY Doors open at Kolpmg Center, freshments Will be featured. Dona- Pointe Central Library, Kercheval educator, Will comment on the ar- 23240 GREA TER MACK • (1 block South of 9 Mile) ON Jefferson Avenue at 911\! MLle Road tIOn I!>$4. Reservations should be Avenue at Fisher Road. Additional tists whose work IS displayed at ST CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN 48080 SALE information may be obtained by each stop on each weekly tour. Re- • (313) n7-802O ITEMS 111 St. ClaIr Shores, at 2 pm. Sunday. made by contactmg Lynne (Mrs. April I, for the Kolpmg SocIety's Joseph) Rheker at 757-1251or Mrs. contacting Mrs. Fitzpatrick at 884- gist; atlOn mformation may be ob- spring card party Pnzes and re- Marilyn LaJun at 294-5982 4473. tained by calling 881-7511 Ii' I BE'in 'ityle with 1111';contemporary dia- mond pin crdfled 1n 14 karat yellow gold dnd set With full ClIt bri 1I1ant dlC:ln1Ond'i. edmund t. AHEE jewelers 20139 Mack Avenue Gro~se Pointe Wood~ !L__ 88b4600 .... ARPIN FURS / ... of W'indsor I ur \pecial/lu for 01 er f8 }'ean TROPITONE LAY-AWAY NOW! rak,. I\d\ antagt' Order now and get just what you want (at 20.35'0 off). lit our low Buy later and get just what we've got (at full price). prt-.w&.wn it s the be:;t selection Of surT Mer fO~/)lons n casual (> JstomorrJer r0W 0120 3tJ% ~()Vlngsand get the colors and prirfls . . . and patio furn,ture you re gOing to see thiSseason ,>tylesyOU want In lime to enJoyall season long Custom NO ExclUSivecollections from Mallin I yons Shaw order loler ond you IIwalt until summers end INTEREST Woodard Iropltone Winston and rn0re In the tor dolivery And It you buy loler from our stock. Charges till Fall! lotes1colors for surnrner like plum mauve YOI./won I have as Wide of a selection to Duty and Sol •• aqua and burgundy coo'dlna1ed Wltr>match choose from Flther way you'd missthe 101( If.'und.d Ing umbrellaS Allin new 11n1Srl€Sand materials exceptloool savings Englander's Patio 'ull "."uum on like Textlline and Draylon canvas trot are Sale ends March.31 Am."con 'und. k made to resist Michigan weather beautifully ~or style and value Englander'S says it all 8trmmQhom 6 Ann Arbor open 111'1Mon 1hur~ Fr 'I ~ '30 Tuf'S 'lJPrrJ ::'01 Royal Oak "1 ,pr 'ii','/' ' 't / J f r I ') lu "'I r I (;1 .0 trt .. , ' •• -8 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thuraday, March 22, 1984 ~-Americans to view a selection of spring fashions From Russia Church group meetings set _.Aen8tbe Border"ls theme for fashions from O'!'\elll Burnhardt presented Tuesday, Apnl 3, by the Wl-th Semkow 'Ibe Women's Groups of the sert and a white e1epbant program, - spring luncheon and show of Boutique of Wmdsor. Ont, to be Ladles AuxIliary of the German- Grosse Pointe Congregational and Mary Group members will make , _kf' American Cultural Center at the Guest Conductor Jerzy Semkow, AmerlCaJl Baptist-Church have favors for '!be Whittier at theIr . 'K " center's clubhouse on East Outer m his second of three subscription scheduled their meetiGgs this noon meeting at the UnIversIty $Ii, 'landscape desian course is offered Drive In DetroIt weeks WIth the Detrmt Symphony month for next Tuesday, March 'n Place home of Mrs. Howard Price ef)l1 -e.... Reservatwns for the part\' Orchestra, wLll conduct an all- Mrs Bernice Bates will open her Rachel Group members gather '~~ Federated Garden Clubs of credIted by the Natlonal CouncIl of \\hlch begms at noon, must be orchestral program of StravInsky's Audubon Road home at 9:30 a,m to at 6:15 p.m. at the Touraine Road ;~ipDj District I, will present a State Garden Clubs, IS Monday, madt by Fnday, March 30, by con- Symphony 10 Three Movements Lydla Group members, Mrs. Ed- home of Mrs Alan Wright, for theIr t-Illdseape Design Study Course at March 26 RegIstratIOn, fee and tactmg Zelda Varkula at 52'7-2958 and Tchalkovsky's Symphony No 5 ward Schuler's slide presentation annual spaghetti dinner and white ~ : ere)' COnference Center m Farm- program mformatlOn may be ob- Cost IS $950 per person Mary m B mmor, Op 74 (Pathetiquel on her recent tnp to Germany will elephant auction I " Hills April 10 through 12, tamed by contactmg Joan Peter- ThIele Fedders IS chairman of the tomght, Thursday, March 22, at 8 be followed by a German brunch, '!\iesday through Thursday RegiS- son, 541-7631 da, co-chaIrman IS Gertrude pm and Saturday, March 24, at served by Mrs George Polen and Children Mary u-atioa deadline for the course ae- Ali()~' 8 30 P m m Ford AuditOrIum Mrs. Ralph Thompson or NaomI Group meets at 11am m to sponsor retreat the church lounge, for soup, des- FALL REGISTRATION The ChIldren of Mary Will hold Fashionable benefit their annual retreat Wednesday Set Pointe ABWA through FrIday, April 4 to 6, at the • I for Marist Fathers Grosse Pomte Academy Each day I ,i1"-' Enrollment Event WIllstart with mass at 10a m In the The Gourmet House in St ClaIr Sacred Heart Chapel and conclude at GPYC Saturday Shores WIll be the settmg next at 3 p.m. The retreat WIll be con. PreSident Yvonne Miller has an- Thursday, March 29, for a luncheon ducted by The Reverend Anthony nounced that the Grosse Pomte and showmg of fashions from the Tocco, of 8t Margaret of Scotland Chapter of the Amencan Busmess RenaIssance Center World of Shops Parish, whose program last year ~ Women's ASSocIatIOn wIll hold a to benefIt the Manst Fathers of was enthUSIastically receIved Par- sprmg Enrollment Event thIS Sat- Notre Dame High School. tiCIpants should bring a sandWIch urday, March 24, at the Grosse The party begIns with an 11 a.m. and a Bible, and are most welcome T"o .... .,. ., • ..-.." ...... "''''; ....1 ,..,,,,... f'a ...t".,..,"(f ~ ,...~("'h h~r 1 ./. UUI~t: J. .n,u~\.-IUU ...... - -., ...... _ ....-.. -.0 ------lO unu~c1 11U:UU . The program, one of many SImI- Information on tlckets, at $15 per lar events being hosted during person, may be obtained by contact- II 109 the school, or by calling Bev Nets Olson, of The Park, won first March by ABWA chapters across ~. the country, IS desIgned to Inform PUchalskI, 463-4846,Lmda WatkIns, prize In the Blrtningham-Bloom- : local busmess women thut they can 463-6591, Mary Stefek, 465-0900, or fIeld Student-Member Art Com- i "Come Alive" with ABWA through Ann Malkowski, 526-8171. petitIon which drew 350 entr~es • the aSSocIation's expanded oppor- • tumtles for personal and profes- sIOnal goal attamment Women who are employed are eligible for membership in ABWA, but membership is by invitation i only Interested busmess women are InVIted to contact President Mil. ler, 469-3059 after 6 p.m., or call 881-3545 for further information on ABWA and/or the Enrollment Event * The American Business Women's ASSOCIation,founded In 1949in Kan. ST. PAUL SCHOOL sas CIty, Mo., now has a member- ShIp of more than 110,000women m NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR all ty~s of busmess and profes- sions, m more than 2,000 chapters in THE 1984.1985 SCHOOL YEAR. the United States and Puerto fuco. These chapters awarded more than AD excellent facility with a bighly qualified staff. $2 million In scholarships to women Programs in LaDguag~ Computers, Music, Art, and students durmg the past year. In Physical Education in addition to basic educational that same period, the ABWA Na- tional Scholarstl1p Fund awarded progmms. over $300,000 in scholarships. "More T1um Just A Good Education" 170 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Grosse Pointe Fanns 885-3430 :, 011 DI...... ,. :" CHET806M liWld the Wolveme Jazz Band : : Every Tuesday 8:30 p.m. : : THE UDO. Oiling, Cocktails : ,• M026 E. ~ (Just North of 9 Mile) • ••• • Mop credit cords accepted A good WORSHIP SERVICES way GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe Woods MEMORI.\L CHURCH to start WE CARE 8:30imd 11 :30Worslup PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Crib-1'tJddIerCare 10:30study Hour 19950 Mack Avenue your way (hallway between Moross anll VerOier Roadsl "THE HUMAN" HHI> ~ 100 through the FACE OF GOD 9 30 AM EDwCATION HOLR Dr. Wm. R. Phillippe F"or Adult5, Youlh and ChIldren Grosse Pointe SLNDAY II A M DI\INE WORSHIP 16 Lakesbore Dr. DIal-A-Prayer ChIldren s Learnmg Centers and NEWS 882.533G • U Iu'. lI8U771 Nur,erj PrO\ idee! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (uSA) COME GROW WITH US each week The Grosse fOinte • ST. 10 $5941.40 MAHOGANY _etlAEL'. CHRIST CHURCH Congregational EPISCOPAL WALL SYSTEM SOFAS is to take and CHURCH American Baptist ~ 61 Grosse POinte Blvd. *?5S.~Part .,.-, Pori nll' ------~------~-- .) Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page s.ven;e To mark 106 good years Arts, crafts exhibit at l.AItheran North The Lutheran Ladies Auxlhary hons for the luncheon at $3 50 per The Ladtes GUild of Lutheran Over 100 exhibiton wW ... for the neaf, organized in 1878, person should be made In advance High School North, located at 24 everything from handcrafts &0 celebrates its l06~h anniv~rsary by co~tactlfig Clara Manske at Mile and Rome ser\'e as toastmistress. • 1"'01' X U..,E[}: Weekly :1\ erage \ Idd on U <; Trea ..ury Featured "peaker \\ ill be ~eil La\\rence Garska, decorations Secuntles adjusted 10 a comlant maturity of UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING Shine, senior managing editor o{ chairman, Mrs. Ed\\ ard Kane. one year Rate re\ Ie" 011 March Isl or the Detroit Free Press The dinner September 1st • S.,.r/cmg lhe Pomt!ls lor 37 years Mrs. Thomas McGohey, Mrs . is open to the public, at $15pel' per- Joseph A. Sullivan and l\iiss Alice 'INU:REST HAlE ON MORTGAG'E: E,I~h \ear \\111 be ad- son, Ticket!> ma, be obtained Zegarskl. Justed 10 21/. % over In. through the Pregnanc;\ '\id office, Pregnancy Aid was founded b)' a dex (Rate can change WIde Selection of located on Mack ,\ \ enue neal' group of \\omen on Dt>troit's East no more thall 2'/0 per Cadieu~ Road in Detroit, open Side in the wake o{ the United States )ear), ~ CASUAL & {rom 9::10 a.m. to 1.!::lO p.m. Mon- Supreme Court Roe vs. Wade deci- ,' ... PICIr.-Up & aellVtHY da" Tuesda" Thur!>dav and Fri- sion, in order to pro\'ide a confiden- • PREPA\,MENT PENALT\': NOlie free estImates DECORATIVE day, (rom 10.a.m. to noon Saturday tial resource for "women helping • ASSUMABLE: Yes, If new purchaser qualifies VA 2-9660 and on Monda) and Wednesda)' women." U is an independent, non. 12339 HAYES FABRICS evenings (rom i:JO to 9 p.m. The profit corporation which offers free • .'OR f'URTHER INFORMATION: Call 886.1080 asl for Bob telephone number i!>882.1000. services, including pregnancy test- GUiles or Dick Fronc/ak, Tickets l1la\ also be obtained ing, individual counseling and hu- our expenenced and friend- from an) membel' of the dinner man service agency referrals, to ly Loan Counselors committee: :\lrs. S\\ ecne" l\fr!>. Detroit area women \\ ho e~per- • SAVINGS CUSTOMERS: If you have m.JlIllamed an Phase I date for Dr. Spitz The publiC IS welcome to Join members of Phase I, the organIza- tion for smgle, young adult!>, ages 20through 39, who gather regularly for Sunday evenmg program meet- lOgs at Grosse Pomte Memonal ~ Church, thiS Sunday, March 25, at 8 pm to hear Dr Werner SPitz, Wayne County Chief Medical Ex- RIVERFRONT LIVING. ammer, recount hiS experiences In one of the country's bUSiest morgues Murders account for seven per. cent of the cases Dr SpIll deals \\ Ith He IS a medical detectlve, de- dicated to sO]Vll1gthe problems of "how dId thl:' pcr:,on die, what was the angle of the bullet. what was the speed of the car, ho\\ did the dlsea<,e pi ogress" et al He will report on hiS testimony for the Mary J() Kopechne heanng and tell \\hy, dfter an examinatIOn of x-ray:" photogrJph<, films, bullet frdgm('nt!>, clothing and medical reports. he <.upport!-rIhe Kennrd~ d:,..,a:':'lnaIIOn .....mgle bullet 1111'01'\ III'> progt am In Now available ISa long-forgotten Interest rate of 11% for either FeJ)o\\,>hlp u -...... Sage Eight-B GROSSE 'OINTE NEWS Thursday, March 22, 1984 Peggy Hume Ibchard E Borland, Sr Je.slca Keatton Elaule L Borland Jud~ Klmg Richard E Borland, Jr Grosse Pointe Real Estate Duane Lamer" Gent'vleve'"W Bordato Bobble LIgan Helen Connolly 8 A " , Jill McBllde THE PROPERTIES LISTED OFFERED MarLlyn CotlcchlO 4)R U~ [) !'ISO(;IA n.~ Tom Nlarhos Kay Cunmngham of Joyce 5>ander" Mary de Mamgold Exchan e BY THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Bruce Solnder!> Lynd. 1404 KENSINGTON-$89,900 Assumable mortgage 3 1_------, NFWI 10 /4%, 25 years O1Itstandmg colonial, beautuul hardwood floor~ lal gr modern kltthen WHITEHILL-3 Bedroom Engh!>h 1O prime conditIOn, large Llvmg and Dm- mg room, New Dm.eway, NeYr Furnace, Leaded Glass Don't MISS! with eatmg area, Llvmg room With natural fll'l'plau' Idmll) loom $43,900 paneled,large wood deck 4 bedrooms, 1J _ bdth" .\s~umable $56,00IJ mortgage balance Don't miss out on 111l'; one' DETROIT'S BEST! IDEAL HOME FOR LARGER FAMILY KENSINGTON-Immaculate Brick Colomal Features 4 Bedrooms With Hard- wood Floors, LIbrary, Breakfast Room, Extra Insulation Added, Lots of 1499 Kensington-Super Center entrance Regenq Coloma I ledtunng Leaded Glass $49,500 modern kItchen With breakfast nook famIl) !oom I _ bath dne! ter- race, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd f100l lal ge panelrd room on 31 d TWO UNIT-Bedford, Well Mamtalned, 2 bedrooms m each urnt, Great Shetter floor Paneled rec room With NFP 1O basement l'.e\\ gas J umacl' THIS WONDERFUL LARGE FAMILY HOME located on one of the flOe'lt and Leverage, Leaded Glass, Lots of Charm and Character $43,980 3 car garage Recently redecorated 3400 sq it Great bu) roads of G P City 15 surrounded by homes that have sold for much more than Its $159,000 value packed askmg price Very high ceilings, arched wmdows, DEVONSHIRE-lI/2 Story Immaculate Brick, 3 Bedrooms, Dining Roem, French doors, detailed hardwood floors, terraces and porches abound There's Offered &e seWe etltate-Somerset - Charmmg brick bungalow featUring 2 Storage Galore, Newer Kitchen, Well Insulated, New Roof' $45,500 a charming sun room and musIc room, and up6talrs another sun room plus bedrooms, 1 bath, newer furnace and roof on lovel) treelmed street 4 bedrooms The third floor offers 3 more bedrooms (and bath) Lots of lov- Make offers Owners anxIOus I M'f CLEMENS COMMERCIAL BUILDING-Across from St JOl5epb'S EasL mg space for the family - includmg a SpaCIOUS kitchen Call 886.3800 today Highly diversifIed professIOnal bwklmg 5,800 sq ft 880 sq ft garage for your appomtment and details LC Terms Call us for detaIls I $160,000 all11S. (joonman'Nt ...... _-Qt tCet1 A TREASURE TROVE OF GORGEOUS Jlo~n'. REALTORS NATURAL WOOD and the most Computeflzed - Muflilisted beautiful leaded and cut glass wmdows 93 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE and doors we've ever seen The hand cut 886-3060 natural stone extenor was signed by Established 1951 17646 MACK 886-4444 master artISan William Bettmger - a gives you a feehng of strength an security Newer furnace, hot water heater, carpetlOg, alwmnwn wmdows and more All major appliances mclud- ed Even a completely repaU'ed ceramic tile roof Four bedrooms, family room and uruque 3rd fioor playroom - With ex- qUISite carved glass wmdow A lot of quality for $95,000 GUARDIAN HOME OPEN SUNDAYS 2.5 15231 WINDMILL POINTE -\ truly majestIc es WARRANTY Call 886-3800 tate on the Park's most de':;lred avenue TI adl- 562 N, RoaecIaae, G.P. W. tlonal Tudor style With slate roof totaH\' remodel Attractive 4 bedroom ranch With den and cd kttchen m '77, beautl Cully mdJnwmed oak WOQ 750 t.:NIVERSI'l'Y PLACE Fabulous famll) room has bt>amed cathedral cell ... mg, fireplace & !>kyhght.> Study, "L' porch, ne",er kitchen 2 baths Ex cltmg Lo....cr $100's 92MAPLETO'\' Super hu~ Ilf'ar the 'Hill' Room \ 4 bedroom FulfraJ '-l)J€ SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Colomal ImmedIate posses'llOn Long Lerm Land Contract Glen! condl hon MId $8U s FIRST OFFERI~G - MID 60 s and located near the Village sho~ng, this NATURAL WOODWORK throughout thiS McKmle, }{(1 r('~\d('nce f('alUrrng iii d 70 VERNIER Jl'ST REDUCED Lo mid lfAl's' Custom-bulll TU(Jor In G P charmlOg brick bunga lov, ISa solid home and also a sohd Investment for 3 bedrooms wormy chestnut breakfa~1 room rind fulh pla!>tl'red Shores Gredl kitchen big famll) room, hbrary I"t floor laundn cied, a starter home recreatIOn room Excellent quallt) - pnced '11,d HII central air Thermopane '" IndOW~ Ver~ large 11l!j,f1,,(!d rale a'~umptlOn or trade for !>maller home linhf'!IevabJc \alue FARMS COLONIAL - $72,5m Certamlya bargam pnce for Uus Iilrea but THREE \ f~\}{ OLD '111()1{f~" lu)..,Ir\ homp huill tn Hu,,( 11 \lllt,( hiI'I 1-..11 chen lJhrarv iamil\ room 4 t>Pdroom, 1'_ hath~ \\ Idl' c,rcllldr dnv('\\,,\ "Iarm !>' ,tf'rtl ~JlclClOu, lovel) Mid $'J(HJ 'i OllOEBLOCK FROM LAKE - ()XFORD RI) J)p"lglwd for Ihl 1 r'l r',lIlul1l'nl ConsCIOUS buyer \l.M wanL" large room.:; larg( I0t and pl. nt\ 111",' \\ IJ.L1A M.'-,m f{(, «( JUl\!.1,.L - (; P CITY Four l'lrge bedrooms, 21'2 t:.tbI;, Oak flooT'l'><,('Noene .. /~~ •, PURDY and STRONGMAN ASSOCIATES FANTASTIC OPPORTUNI- . TY - Willison bUilt ex- •. 16840 KERCHEVAL "IN.THE-VILLAGE" ecutive resIdence In move-m . conditIOn 4 bedrooms, 2 5 •• baths, country kltchen, , •, 881.0800 super ree room " more . Ideally located 10 G P OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 Woods Great LIC terms Call us for detaIls' , , lH2 \lOOHL \ 'D-FA:'\T \STIC four bedroom, two and a half bath Colomal II lth a modern kitchen and a 10\ elj fd mll~ room II Ith a natura J fireplace The back:. ard IS enclosed by e\'ergreen~ for pm'ac\, LOC"l'ION PRICE BH/BA FE-\TURES the large patIO II Ith 0\ erhead av. mng, 0\ erlooks a healed In.ground pool \\llh JacuzzI Thel IS an e Huge rooms & lot Price negotiable, walk to Farms pier attached 2 car gardge l\lth electrIC garage door opener and expanded dnle\la) Immediate Moross, G P F $205,000 4/25 OCCUpdnC) Heather Ln, G P W $199,500 4/25 Excellent locatIOn, beautiful kit, super LIC terms Jefferson, G P C 82,500 2+1 Hlstonc reSIdence l00X200 lot On Jeff & Notre Dame . SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Manchester, G P W 69,900 3/1 Large ranch m good condItion Fam room, basement HollYI\ ood, G P W 72,900 3/1 Remodeled kitchen, newer carpeting super condition St Joan, S C S 54,900 3/1 Huge lot (54'XI78', great LIC terms, 2-car aU gar :'\E\\ OFFEHI'(.-Three \ear old ranch In excellent condlllOn HdS complete secunt~ ~~~tem attach. .. ed garage centrdl dlr condillonmg dnd IS full) carpeted NOli add a librar), full dtnlllg room plus t\1 0 spauou~ bedrooms Great house for ~mgles or couple Call for details OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P,M, 1603 Holl) II ood G P W 42 MOf(>Ss G P F (I OSF TO ),..\\ \Y "n <,1 JOB' HOSPIT-\L-Pnced to ~ell One star) half a duplex \Ilth lalge kit. 1987 Manchester G P W chen t\\ 0 bedrooms fenced) ard mce garage and full basement Ju~t pelfect for d young couple, smgles or rellrees LROS!o>E POI' TE \\ OODS-Bnck bungaloll 'Bu) er s delight' Has nell kItchen II Ith all bullt 1I1l>, remoaeled dOli nstalr" bath four I ear old furnace ne\1 dnve\1 a) and v.atel heater Onl) the begJnll mp 1'hprp ~rp ,,, () hprl~()()mo rl,,,,',, "l,,~ In () hPrlr,V>m<: 'Inn h'lfh \In Tn" hI IN' r()()m h'l~ 'l f,r"nl1H'f' and there's d full dmmg room Won't last I • - • (.RO~SE POlvrE Un'-Close to schools, shoppmg and transportatIOn Offermg four bedrooms and t\\,O baths on second floor bedloom and bath on third floor The kitchen has been updated and there s a OIce library v.Ith bo~kshel\('" The garage IS attached and there's a screened porch Much, much more here so (all for excltlng details JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. IHRD TO BELIE\ E Bl ,(, \LOW-Pient\ of T L C here ImagmE.' all nell carpetlOg, drapes, kItchen, tll car heated garage flOished bdsement plus three bedrooms dmmg room and screened porch CHECK OUR liST OF PREFERRED POINTE All thl" and mor" tor only $27,600 Great starter house PROPERTIES INCLUDING THE FOllOWING NEW OFFERINGS: , 1'2 GROSSE POINTE FARMS-Older 4 bedroom, 2 bath famlly home extensively renovated thruout in. " dudmg updatcd bathrooms and kitchen Nice large rooms (hvmg room 30X 15! l, finished basement " $119,700 .;" Ichweltzer.~Bett6fnes. DEVONSHIHE-Thls spacIOus 4 bedroom, 21",! bath Colomalls freshly decorated thruout and features '." Reo I E/tote,lnc. I I W H .md Gardens a NEW KITCHEN With separate breakfast room and pantry, an updated powder room, library, fllushed ~ basement With fireplace and half bath + lovely large rooms ThIS one has It all' $134,900, 884-0600. " .'" 1wo names you can trust .' EXCELLENT RENTAL RETURN on thiS mullJple brick dwelling on BeaconsfIeld handy to downtown bus for commuters 5 one bedroom umts priced at lust $74,9001 881.4200 :: " EXTE:-JSIVELY REDECORATED 3 bdrm Col KENSINGTON-TERRIFIC FAMILY HOME offers fIve large bedrooms and 312 baths plus large kit. :: SpacIOus & sunny home \11th excellent floor chen, den, sun room and paneled games room in basement Newly decorated throughout AND - a :: plan Nell kitchen 11" baths, rec rm & more hIgh balance assumabJ(' mOI'tgage Don't walt too long - call today Cor excilJng detaIls 1 881-4200 Immed occupancy Ne\\ ly listed I SIll 900 .'" (G 457) 886.4200 IN THE PARK-NEWLY DECORATED 2.Famlly With natural fIreplaces In both 2 bedroom UOIts Ex. :: tenslve renovatlOn ha~ been done throughout - energy efficient I $62,900 881.4200 :: SPRING FEVER? Start the spring season In thiS :: \\ onderfuJ 2 bedroom Ranch Clean & III move- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 m condItIOn ~harp paneled basement & , li40 BALFOllH 4 bedroom, 2 bath Colomal With den, finished basement $79,898' 881-4200 ,; flonda room \e\11\ pamted $b6,500 OPEN 15417 ~~SfEX FIRST Of'FER of 4 bedroom, II';! bath Colomal With cozy den, rec room ~Ith SUNDAY 25 472 MI\l\'OR, GROSSE PTE fIreplace, 2,car garage Lots of house at $94,9001 118H1600 FARMS Bl:lG ';BOO , 18J4 HUNT CLUB 3 bedroom Colomal With updated kltcht>n Mmt condlllon - templing prlcel " 884.0600 ". 1153 LAKEPOINTE UNDER $50,000 - Land contract! 3 bedrm ColOnial With family room 8814200 . 432 LOTHROP 3 bedrm, 112 bath Colomal - ready to move In' $86,500 884-0600 . BOTH INSIDE AND OUT are 10 perfect condllion I 1761 ROSLYN . 1 2 bedrom starter Ranch with family room, rec room $54,900 884-0600 Three bdrm, 1 2 slory home With added InsulatIOn, 720 TROMBLEY Elegant 2.famlly Tudor 4 bedrms, 3 baths ach umt MAJOR PRICE ADJUST. ne\\er roof plus electncal Formal dlOmg rm , MENT I 881-4200 remodeled bath, screened porch & remodeled kIt. 20655 VERNIER CIRCLE AIr condllioned 3 bedrm, 11~ bath Colomal - family room 884-0600 chen are featured $69.500 (F.4')2) 2037.41 VERNIER 2-Famlly brIck Income Move.m condition' 5 year land contract 881-6,100 8865800 1843 HUNT CLUB Sharp 3 bedroom bungalow With new kllchen' Move-m shape $63,500' lI84-Q600 HISTORIC Ir\DlAN VILLAGE Completely renovated Colomal I\'lth 5 bedrooms, 31" SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT baths, new ~H~~1liI 'lnd pro(e~onal la~d- • • \ scapmg All terms avail New offermg' WATEmONT HOME FOR ALL SEASONS' Skatmg, ice fishing, sWlmmmg, salling - enjoy it all at 1 DELIGHTFUL IS thiS 3 bdrm , III bath Colomal Drastlcall reduced I (G,243) 886-4200 your doorstep Lovely 4 bedroom home on over half an acre of secluded land has nice large rooms In perfect conditIon' Fedtures brand new kitchen thruout mcludmg 2 famIly rooms Complete With heated boathouse, 12 ton hoist and steel seawall .. w/eatIng space, formal dmmg rm w/parquet BEA UTIFULL Y DECORATED RANCH New of. $269,900 881-4200 ..1 floors &. spacIOus h~ IIlg rm 1\ /NFP Newly fcrmg In the Shores Features fre.,hly updated .. GROSSE POINTE FARMS-Immediate occupancy IS offered in thiS 3 bedroom Cox and Baker brick j decorated Great locdtlOn $78,900 iG-445) 886-4200 kitchen and bath, nell carpetlllg m liVIng rm ~ & hall, 3 bdrms & 2 car garage $58,000 Bungalow With fireplace, fresh decor, newer garage and a price In the 70's 881-4200 I GREAT SPRING PROJECT With some TLC, thiS &G-459) 886.4200 j 5 bedroom Colomal can be the home of your KENSINGTON-Space [or everyone In thIS mmt condlllOn 4 bedroom, 212 bath Tudor v. Ith family room ~ $89,900 884 0600 .. dredm~ f F'amll\ room den, libran & formal GRAND COLONIAL III Gro,se Pomte ParK A ~. dmmg room a're mcluded Ne\I' offering I ~paclOus home \1 Ith many deSirable features . IS-{)1-! I !l8b -!2(1(j Fmlshed basement \\lth FP, effiCient &. up, dated kltchen plul> bredkfasl nook 6 bdrms & 3'l bath, $112,000 IF 39218865800 ;\lOT A DRIVE BY' ThiS 3 bedroom brIck Ranch m G P Woods IS loaded With de~lrable features A FAVORITE SHORE LOCATION and a =,paClOU"~ NEW (WFER of lovel) sunny Shorepolnte CON- 4 bedroom Farm Coloma I With hVlng room dnd Excellent floor plan mdudes famIly room Ne\\- 1 roof CIrcular drJ~e, extra lnsulatlOn $79,000 DO With 2 la rge bedrooms, 2 2 baths, fllllshed family room fireplaces, 2 full baths plus 2 half IF 3791 8865800 FAMILY LIVING Four bdrm brk Colonlell m ex basement and enclosed courtyard With deck Scale baths, library, mud room and lovely largE' rooms cellent Gros.,e POinte 100~dtlOn Many recent down Without sacnficmg comfort or locatIOn' lhruout Atlraclive price adjustment no~ In ef. Improvements &. man) /:)('autlful features as feet I 881-6300 F'ABt:LOl'~ COLO,\;JAL m G P \\oOOs 3 llIll.4l00 bUilt In bookca~es and decoratIve moldmgs bdrm~ [dmll:. rm & fIreplace kitchen bUilt- A good family home for S!lH 000 IG -150) Ins greenhouse 1\ Illdow ,n dlllmg rm , half 886 4200 ba th off mast el bdrm Intercom system thll> home offers It all' $124,900 LOVEL Y SEVERN FWAD '" the .,clllllg for thll> < G -!24) 886 -!200 oJ bdrm clean family home thai Illcludcl> fireplace m hvmg rm &. another m b,l~ement Bav \\lndol\ den &. more' $81}1}()O(; 447) 886 -1200 CO!'. \'ENIENT F ARM~ LOCATIO!'. cJo~(' to transportatlOn Side entrdnce ('olonlal 1\ llh popula r floor plan I Ixlrm~ J I. hath., Mu"! 'if'll to '>etlle t'~lat(" :-'t'\\ of{('nng for $iR 'jOO 1(,4(,11 llllf, 4200 GHOSSE POINT/:>: PARK-A fme fllllllh Coloma! nt'ar Ihe lakt. offermg 3 hedroom:., tll b'aths ntow kitchen, fInlshl'd oo~ement and clltdched gardgt' -~ Afforclltbly pnced at $86,000 881 6.300 (.IW<,..,E PO I '\ TE P \HK boa~h tlm 4 bedroom ('d~ (od home In( lud('~ lamil\ room lldlurdl I NJ<:WI<~H('O!.():-'IAL olft'ro; ll,lrgt' hedr()()m." lug (amlly 100m wllh flreplal'f', countr) :'llC kitchen flrepla( (' III 11\mil room plu~ bath on edch floor Ia~ \\ (,II buill &. 'PdtiOU-' S71' 900 II-' 176 886 ')800 .m!! you can walk 10 GrO.!>...e POinte Shore ...park An UNUSUAL VALlJI'~ In thlb prestige- 100'a t"pp'l'l) tlllWWfI lion at $111 0011 1184(J(lOO b ...... J. "P,\( lot" \\,\ rEin I{O\T ('OL()\IAL II' the <,flOl (" \(\1 off, ring \1Itb ll>edl oom" Ldr~e (LoVI-:HI.Y IWAIJ Nt'wI'r lu ...tom bUIll French ('olonlill ff'dI urel> ~Inkmg "enlrr enlrlillC(' mar ,\ Tot (,JI OF '\E\\ r.\(,1. \ \D ,>u[)('rbi\ m,lIn ble f1oor('d foy('r IIlth cr>~I,lll halHk>liC'r, lurge Jl'nn Illre klt('ht'n '" IIh oak ~M IlllOt', t"~nt Illi '17') lot ()j)('n <"d I urc!,1\ 2 ') 2lj<104,Jeffer t.llned l bdrm 2' h.lth" (O]Ollldl 'J.I"Il'f1l11l 1:.1 floor ma ...ter .,lIIte plu .. all Ihe ,lmCllJtll'''' ('xpcc'ed 111 !J home of thl'! callhfor KIlI-tlJOO ,on $'KI 000 ,(, 4')6 I p,llf> 4200 dNOr.llE'd hrepla( ('d f.tIlll11 rm \1(/' IIdrJ)('r \1-.\\LHlIll\II-.J\'IIlF\\OO/)<' Iluiltln 7X thl' \\()()(h!()(dllOnl\lpolr~ ,II l'nrl of ,,'rc('! Jx1nrll on IIALFOI!H J.llIW' -! tH'droom 'WIth ht floor laundry dnd f"londll room ht'aullflll pmatt' \-..rei "'Ith tract term., GROSSE POINTE WOODS OffiCE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE 'tAlIOI\ 886.4200 886.5800 OUT-Qf.AREA, CALL TOLL FREE 1.800-247.5200 ell' l3 Fifteen Offices in Four Counties GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GHOSSE POINTE WOODS "MICHIGAN'S FLORIDA BROKER" ij2 Kercheval 884.0600 16610 Mack 881.4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 '.' 4 •• • Thursday, March 22, 1984 ~:page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS ,,. LOCATION PRICE BR/BA FEATURES 1 Beautlful famIly home w/fam I'm and den, fireplace ~ BIShop $99,600 5/2 /2 ..• Newer Harper Woods ranch, family rm w/flreplace • Eastwood 79,900 3/2 .. TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC . Fleetwood 73,900 2/1 SImple assumption mortgage, updated kItchen, family room .. 1 FIRST OFFERING, spaCiOUSTudor wlfam rm ,tee rm, • Kensulgton 125,000 5/3 2 • SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT fIreplace • 1 Colomal w/famlly room, fireplace, Immediate occupancy . \\ AR/I;ER ROAD-REDUCED' WITH A LITI'LE Kensmgton 99,500 5/2 2 . IMAGINATION you can visualize how Kensington 98,900 4/2 Family rm w/cathedral cellmg and fireplace , beautiful the outstanding gardens and land. Lakeshore 179,000 4/3\ ~ Just Reduced' Elegant home, remodeled & redecoratedroom.and oath, 1 umt has 2 bedrooms details HALL COLONI-\L ""EAR THE LAKE A fey. of BERKSHIRE - Tudor 4 bedrooms, 312 baths, famdy room, Improved kitchen and large deck Prime locatIOn LAKEPOINTE - INCOME Each umt has 2 bedrooms, kitchen With apphances Many Improvements William J~Champion & Company made Both umts rented VERNIER - CONDO With 1 large bedroom, 11/! baths, kItchen w/blt-ms and eatlOg area Modern and OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 lovely •FIRST OFFERING-458 MORAN-LOOK NO 435 CLUVERLY-COME AND SEE Hus conve . BENJAMIN - On Canal and close to lake 3 bedrooms, cent all' With studio apartment on 2nd floor Modern FURTHER for that chfficult to fmd 4 bedroom, mentl)' located coloma I With 3 bedrooms, 1". home and made for boatman or fISherman 111z bath colomal With famuy room, 2'2 car baths. famIly room, central all', formal dm- garage and great location $92,500 109 room and newer kitchen, $75,000 LOUISE - Ranch featurmg 3 bedrooms new kItchen rec room, pnvac~ landscdpmg and IS close to lake 48 PINE COURT-BRIGHT AND SPNNY CaI* 1745()MAUMEE-EVERYTHING YOU NEED IS EDMUNTON - Colomal With 3 bedrooms, 212 baths, large kitchen w/blt'lns and e<1tmgarra. famil) room, Cod with 4 bay wmdows affordmg charm 10 thiS special condommium WIth 3 bedroom!>, attached 2 car garage Good locatiOn galore I FIrst floor bedroom and bath along 11. baths, third floor bedroom and JaCUZZI, modern kitchen, low heat bIlls and a 1 car WIth large liVing room, dmmg room, paneled TAPPAN & ASSOC. 90 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE FARMS den and newer kitchen Upstairs you WIllfmd garage $108,900 2 large bedrooms and another full baln Ex- I ceptional cklset and storage space, the private "courtyard" of the rear and the outstandmg I Iandscapmg are only a few of the highlights / OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 53 STONE HURST - MalO floor master bedroom and bath, family room, spectacular kItchen 'j and breakfast area, formal dmmg room .... ( Custom bwlt ,borne wlth careful attention to detail BY APPOINTMENT FIRST OFFERING - English Tudor Condo With a 25X15 kItchen/family mom combmatlOn Den and ~ IIvmg room fireplace wall done 10 barn sldmg Five bedrooms and three baths Enclosed rear patio ...... l~ ~"'" ~; Central all' condItIOning f~ ~ ~ H~ ~"«v"R ~ ~;: -FIRST OFFERING-IF COMFORT COUNTS SET YOUR SITES HIGH and look at thIS ma)CSlic .f this home IS for you' Features are 3 bedrooms.liv- colomal hIgh on a hIll 4 bedrooms, 31'2 baths, t!~ Ing room Withnatural fireplace, dmmg room, open garden room, wood deck, breakfast room and basement and a 2 car garage $65,900 more' A VICTORIAN CLASSIC With over 4,000 square RANCH IN FANTASTIC CONDITION I KItchen feet of great liVing space Updated kitchen, 4 less than a year old, plus 2 fireplaces, over. bedrooms, 2 baths, 21a\ls, natural wood and SIzed 2 car garage for stormg extra cars or a loads more' In the Park for $95,000 boat, :l bedrooms. 2 full baths and much more Priced m the 90's BEAUTIFULLY DE CORATED CONDOMI!\IU:\I 2307 ALLARD 1117THREE MILE In convement locatIOn offer!> two large ATTENTIVE BASIC MAINTENANCE IS a real 4 BR, 212 BA, Family Room 4 BR, 2''2 BA, FamIly Rm & Den bedrooms, large IIvmg room, good closet asset to the purchaser of thIS well-bUIlt one space and enclosed garage space Priced In owner 3 bedroom, 21;! bath center entrance the low 50'S colomal The famdy room piLlSa garden room, two natural fireplaces and the large lot are on. Iy a few of the Important detaIls 35 BEVERLY 30 PUTNAM PLACE 4 BR, 2'~ BA, Family Rm & Den 4 BR 21:! BA, Family Room Grosse Pomte Shores - Just a stone s thro\/> from the Lake IS thiS handsome contemporary colomal pamstakmgly deSigned for the comfort of famIly hvmg and ea!>eof gracIous enterlammg The \',ell eqUIpped kItchen ISadJomed by a convement laun- LARGE FAMILY HOME m convenient location dry area and greenhouo:;e Other features mclude features IIvmg room, dmmg room, 3 bedrooms a wood panelled library \11th natural fIreplace, POPULAR LI~COL:'Il ROAD offers thiS colomal bath, kItchen WIth eating area and srcond floor SpaCIOUS,bright famIly room, ample bedrooms WIth slttmg room, bedroom, kItchen and bath y.lth 4 bedrroms, 2'. baths hardwood floors bnck and baths. \\ ell sItuated hvmg and dmmg room perfect for mother.m-Ia Wor older chIldren Great patH" natural flrepla<.e and price of $110,000 and large screened porch overlookmg a 42It pool land contract terms and pool house and attractlvel) la ndscaped ST CLL\IR SHORES ranch With 3 bedrooms, ]12 gardens Call for a pre\ le\\ ' RESTORED FARM HOUSE offers 3 bedrooms baths FlOrida room 2 car garage. hardwood I'':! bath~, modern kItchen, {dmlly room and floors and (lobE' to transportatIOn and shopp attached garagr Gn>at Farms locatIOn 109 ~ear q Mile ~64.500 Lovely Georgian Coloma I \I lth SpaCIOUSkltrhen, famll~ room WIth fireplace, pdnelled I1brar) fIVe bedrooms three baths Owner wants to sell' r 17111Maumee - Centrally located condommlUm good kItchen lIvmg room II Ith fIreplace four bedrooms. three baths The exce!l('nt floor plan and hne condItIOn of thlO:;lhree bedroom 1'. bath colomal are but a fe\l of the outstandmg features of thl!>home bUilt by Cox and Baker bltuated on one of DetrOlt's fmest tree Ime A rare fmd -- live dlrectl) on the lake m a houo:;ebcautlfully built \/>Ith <.harm "nd detaIl - plcnt~ of <;pace for a famIly close to e\er:ythmg On a bright cheerful corner lot m Harper \\ oods SIts thIS atfractlVe 2 bedroom ranch ....Ith pan~lIen fa ml I) room fmlshed recreatIOn room and two car garage GOOD LOOKI'\iG E'\jGLlSH lnCOm( Illth 2 BRH'K RA\CH m "l CI,m Shores offer., J IlCdroom" l' balh.. famlh room attachE-d \){>droom~ 10 each UOit exc('llent conditIOn flr'>l English Tudor In the Park three bedroomb 1'2 baths \'er) gcn('rou<; rooms Moderatrh pn<.('d (all floor famIly room and .,econd floor den $1411 ()O() gdrage covl'rl'd patio and a iO\l pnce' for addItional detaIls and an appomtment TOWl'oHOl'1'lE COl\IlOMI\ILM (10.,(' 10 IhE' AT1 RM ') 1\ E f'Ol H r L\:vIIL) 1 :'-lIT Income 2 RIVIERA complex In St ClaIr Shores - Custom decorated and read~ for ImmedIate occupanc} One \'IJla~e and tr,ln"portatlon \('\Il'r kitchen bcdl 0001" 111each Ul1lt 4 furnacc!> o:;to\>cand bedroom and balh Recently reduced II Ith built 10 dl"h\l d'>hrr dnd othl'r m,lt, h 109 rf'fngcrator m ra<.h UOiI prlc('d at $114000 01 appliancE'S Ine ludt'd 'l !It.druoms l' _ l)at!J!> dnd \1('11!ewated South .Jefferson "ATEH.FH.O~T property on Jefferson m Haffl'iOn To....n"hlp T\\ 0 large home<, boat house 4 car gardge large Ilvmg room dining room truly WIth attachet'eond flOorha" d \ef\ mer apartment natur '-- 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010. S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE Grosse POinte Woods E, '1i!, ~~ ~e4~ 886-8710 'II) OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 N OPE'N SUNDAY ~:5 -- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ELMSLEIGH - 2nd House from the lalce ~ 42 S DUVAL - GROSSE POINTE Brand new' 4 bedrooms, .. full baths, 2 Cl SHORES Buill In 1981 Four bedroom half baths, family room, Library, [Irst z Cape Cod offermg family room, library, floor laundry. JacuzzI, Jenn.Alr cook. lii:ti_&"l" ~ ::> fll'St floor laundry 312 baths, open base- Ing center, 3 car attached garage l'wo OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 en ment Jcnn-Au' Island cooklllg center high efflclenty furnaces Wood deck FIRST OFFERINGS WhIrlpool tub III master bedroom Cen, plus a covered patIO off dining room FIRST OFFERING z tral air 3 car attached garage Loads of extrds ThiS sharp 3 bedroom colonial"" lth famllv room w LIGHT FILLED ROOMS radiate the openess 111 (l. and attached garage IS awaltmg a new lmner 2041 STANHOPE - Very mce 112 story 947 LAKESHORE - GROSSE POINTE thIS charmlllg 3 bedroom, 112 bath colomal With Modern kitchen, natural fireplace, large fenced o brick With alum1llIUm Inm Two bed. SHORES Completely rE'decorated family room III Grosse POlllte Woods Wonderful yard, Grosse Pomte schools, all lend to Its appeal I rooms With expansIOn attic Updated Four bedrooms, 2~2 baths, center en. home With a wonderful pnce III the seventies Neutral decor makes 19295EASTBOURJI.'Ea must (\I kitchen Newer furnace Central all' trance Newer rool. newer carpeting to see RecreatIOn room and drapes. Alarm system, spnnJder ~ system. Recreation room Large faml' OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 o 673 LINCOLN - Three bedroom Enghsh ly room With fireplace Attached 742 LAKELA"JD TOP OF THE LIST - IS where thiS home belongs III your tour of open houses thiS Sun. z Tudor, III baths, fdmJly room wilh garage. day You won't be dIsaPPOlllted III thiS meticulous and beautifully decorated coloma I Pohshed wood wooddeck Kitchen new In 1979,family 2100LOCHMOOR - Three bedroom bunga. floors 1II11Vm&room and dmmg room lead you 10 the family room ....Ith beamed ceIlIng, natural brick ~ room added In 1979 Immediate occu. low with walk.lhru fourth bedroom fireplace, wet bar and charmmg bay wmdo",s You Will be fUllller delighted With the new kitchen, pancy Family room, fireplace Remodeled kit. oak cabmets, leaded glass and dIshwasher Add 212 baths and central air condltlonmg and a very z affordable pnce w chen Ih baths, fee room, central air. ~ OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUN NOT JUST A HOME BUT A WAY OF LIFE I ThiS fme 5 bedroom contemporary has 300' of frontage on Lake St Clair WIth a view from nearly every room A country kItchen, JacuzzI, family room With cathedral ceJlmg, paneled library, mothel.m.law apartment and attached enclosed boathouse BY APPOINTMENT ehmmates the need for marmas or clubs Land contract terms AUDUBON Colomal 4 Bdrm Newer home m mint condition. Owner anxious to sell. PRICE REDUCED - Situated Just off Lakeshore Rd With a view of the water, Ihis newer 5 bedroom, BALFOUR French 6 Bdrm Estate sale 4 baths 1 lav 3 fireplaces. new roof 3 bath home features a large country kitchen With a greenhouse. a SpaCIOUSfamily room and panel. RAYMOND Colomal 3 Bdrm }l2 Baths Family room With fireplace Updated kitchen ed library The grounds are profesSIOnally landscaped and Ihe garage accommodates 3 cars ThIs S RENAUD Ranch 2 Bdrm Super location Family room plus Library. Utility room home must be sold' RIDGEMONT Ranch 2 Bdrm Great starrer home. Fireplace. TIled basement. 1~~car garage. SUNNING DALE Colomal 5 Bdrm 312 Baths, 3 fireplaces, Florida room, library Latle lot THESE SELLERS HAVE BOUGHT A NEW HOME and are anxIous to sell their 3 bedroom brick col- VERNIER RD Duplex 2 ea :>lde Both Sides Identical Family rooms, separate utIlities omal III the Farms An updated kItchen. newly refinished hard ....ood floors and charmmg garden are KINGSVILLE Condo :'.Bdrm Harper Woods Second floor condo Professionally decorated only a few of the attractIOns of thiS fme home Assume and save closlllg costs. OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL thiS charmlllg home Situatcd In the City ConvelllenUy located near shopp- mg and transportation thIS home features 2 bedrooms updated kitchen and bath, new landscaping A dehghtful home when a smaller home IS deSIred SOPHISTICATION AND CHARM has been captured 111 thIS lovely 5 bedroom Enghsh Tudor Restored hardwood floonng and beautiful stamed and leaded glass \\1ndows lend to the elegance of the SpaCIOUS hVing areas The paneled library, sunroom, family kitchen and carpeted recreatIOn room WIth wet bar makes this an excellent family home The backyard ISa gardener';, delight Withbloommg flowers and shrubs thruout the growmg season A SLEEPER ON THE MARKET One of Grosse Pomle's I1Ice:>tcleanest and pleasantly laid out col- 1 omal available for li&le OWNER TRANSFERRED'! I ThiS 31J'J;1lP91llot212 bath ~olon~.a«ersJ.he new owner an opportumty to assume an 8% Land Contract With 4 years remaining. Totally repamted, 1ST OFFERING-Grosse POinte Farms on MORANROAD-Near Xercheval. E'- Tudor. 1 floors sanded and done 111 llE'utral tones to fit any ones taste Newbwl'y 4 bedroom 2 2 ~ Center en. LIbrary. Modern kitchen with breUfut area. trance Colomal Family room Rec room 2 car attached garage 3 bedrooms. sittlng room 0I12nd. Bedroom CHARMING New E.Dd center entrance colomal With4 bedrooms convelllently located m Grosse Pomte on 3rd. Full bath on each floor. Rec, room. 3 City nllS home features and updated kitchen. family room and flrsl floor lav Owners have bought car gara,e. another home immediate Occupancy OLDTOWN-centrally air conditIoned 11, story near Chandler Parlc Dr 2 bedrooms down &r SCHULTES REAL ESTATE 1up Fmished basement With bar &r addltJonal bath 2 car garage. Only $45,500 JUST LISTED RENAUD ROAD-Just olf Lake Shore French JEFFERSON APARTMENTS Elegant CondommlUm Lo\el~ first floor Ulllt With 2 large bedrooms 2 styled Colonial 16 foot gum paneled library full baths, completely eqwpped kllchen mcludmg washer/dryer Perfect secunty m gracIOus surrou~d. with fireplace. 'rl foot family room with mar. lIIgs ble floor " concealed bar. 3 lal1e famUy bedrooms. 2y'= baths plus a bedroOIn, sitting FOUR FAMILY ON BEACONSFIELD - Roomy Iv.0 bedroom umts With applIances Pnme renlal area 1ST OFFERING-Harvard Road Just outside room & bath over the 2 car attached prage popular Withall age groups Very handy to downtown and local bu!>!tnes Good mvestment and never Grosse Pomte 3 bedroom 11~ bath Colomal Rec room central air' security system a problem to rent Vt".stlbule and front hall Glass enclosed porch Lovely landscaped yard with petlo. Rec room. 2 car garage Wllh newer dnve $52,001 SHOREHAM--t bedroom 2 bath semi ranch near BALLANTYNE ROAD-Attractive split levellll North High Family room Rec room with chOice locatIOn Large kitchen LIVing room fireplace" bar a!x 204 lot with 25x 25 patio overlooks rear yard 27 foot family room With Central all'. 2 car garage. '135,000 fireplace & access lo sunken patio Covered terrace Great storage area Large open base. 5T CLAIR-Condominium townhouse 3 ment 3 bedrooms & 3 full baths Only $l69,lXXl bedrooms 011 2nd 4th bedroom on 3rd Priced In the 70's N DEEPLAND5-SpaclOus residence Library & enclosed terrace 2 bedrooms 212 baths on 1st SYCAMORE-Brand new" bedroom 31, bath Col. floor 5 bedrooms & 3 baths on 2nd Rec room aNal 21x 19 room with fireplace' 17 1 hVlng With bar 2 ;: car attached garage Lawn foot ceiling Mutachler kltehen 1st noar t ..~ sprmkler & secun ty system master bedroom with dl'eulna room lr whlrl Want to hve 111 the \\'hlte House" You'll really feel Lookmg for ~our flrsl home" Try thiS "easy.to. pool bath 1st floor laundry .. bedrooms 2 you've reached the top when you move Into lhls bu~ , l bedroom. 11• bath Colomal tucked away LAKE SHORE-In lhe Shores on 2 25 acres of baths on 2nd Attached prage stunmng 5 bedroom, 3' ~ bath Coloma I on WEST on a one block long street In the Woods Near beautifully landscaped property Large hall CHESTER QUIet. tasteful, ""ell proportIOned schoo]., .lnd shopping In the low $60'!>With good With Circular StaIrs FamIly room With bar YOUNG LANE-Cul-de-sac off Vernier Road 3 rooms Withunderstated opulence speak more ele a<;sumptlOn 17x 17library With fireplace' ~paCIOUSkItchen bedroom Iii bath Colomal 00 large PIe shaped quenlly of malenal success than ""ords & With adJOIlllng maids room bath 1st floor lot Newer kitchen 15XS2 famlry room .....Ith master bedroom ....Ith 2 baths plus a family fireplace 16 ft sunroom. Patio 21" car PICK YOUR PRICE bedroom With bath 3 bedrooms 2 baths &I den garage * UNDER $70,000 or bedroom on 2nd Heated pool With JacuzzI 4 car heated garage ROSLYN ROAD -l'\eat as In pm. 3 bedroom Hungalov. v.llh dpn YORKSH IRE-near Jefferson Center entrance NOTTIl\'GHAM - Roomy 5 bedroom story & a half nev. 1,\lchen Coloma I 3 bedrooms 21'2 bMU. Laf1e lutchen KElI.SINGTO~ - DetrOit - Adorable Cape Cod lor') bedrooms LAKEVIEW-4 bedroom 2' l bellhColOnial Large Paneled Ilbrary Encloeedterrare Rec room LANCASTER - Immaculate 4 bedroom BungaloIA \\llh (or mal dIning room paneled famIly room wllh ad}olmng deck 2 car attached garaRe lOOX 156lot '139,000 Master bedroom has entire wall of bUilt-in RAYMOND - 3 bedroom Colol1l • 1., "DEH $2(~1 000 THOR\1TREE - Handsome custom 1'. slorv 4 bf'droom 1<.wI h !llfh floor plan \\ESTCHESn;H - GracIous .lnd spaclOu~ 'i Ix'droom I' ball SOlon Coloma I Bf~RKSHIHE Popular dl'Slgn 6 bedroom cu<,(om ( o)onJdl JEFFERSO:,\; LUXUriOUS2 bedroom 2 b8th (ondo v.llh I,IJr,1Iv SPACIOUS J bedroom 211 bath Center hall Col omll In t~ helt arel of Harper WoodlI IlNr ";"stland 2 Ilory foyer WIth open ltalrt'ue ,"'ami' NOTTINGHAM -COIOOIdl nl'ar ,Jf'Hf'rson 3 Iy room Central all', II",n Spnnkler • security bedrooms!' l b.llhs Flol'lda room 00 (001 101&I sYl>!Ml ProfessIOnally landlcaped yard Wlth Plbo 1262 Bf,J:K"H1fU: (,ro.,.,e POIIlI( Poll I, 2 CIIr gara~e Cenlral IIII' NrWf'f flJ(lf Alum trim .. garden lights Rec room with ntra full bath 11166LA\CA"t 1-;1{ (,ro.,.,ro !'olnl(' \'o1){"I., • gutters Priced In lhe 70's Grosae Pomte Schools '112,000 Hugo 5 IIIl(bu' DoolIld R Smith. Mgr 83 Kercheval Avenue lrfl'lf Pfeiffer R.<-bel alumann Erw1n Sattelmelr Wilham 8 J>evhn um.tching people Ropr~ Ah~ flo)'f'r Schultes bro'ter Connie ., c .... _---_-.. ., •., >-• •. <' •,., • Page Twelve-B rFeature Thursday, March 22, 1984 Elegant flJ-6t'nfe Eaiing Counter Points t\ selection of recipes from the by Pat Rousseau forth(oming lo".calorie, 10"- cholesterol - and penny-wise - nettlE CREEk' \\!ll be cookbook b) Th)ra Grey Honard and Helena De Witt Roth featuring, open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 9 30 ~ thi!> \\ eek, S"ACKIN' GOODIES a m -5 30 P m A~D Sunday 12 noon-4 for the SPRIlIo.G COOKIE JAR. pm, March 22 thru March 25 so that vou * * * can take advantage of the fabulous sav- APPLESA UCE-OATMEAL mgs at the ~ettle Creek Outlet Sale from COOKIES the plant 17110 Kercheval, 882-0935 12 cup unsalted margarine .. * * 2J cup sugar Independent Travel In Great I ) CUD Eee Beaters Bnttan jor 9 day~ at Its best Round 1 cup- flour tnp air, prepaid Trust House Forte 1 tsp baking powder Hotels. full breakfast, economy rent. 1 tsp cmnamon al car WIth unllmlted mIleage at $869 12 tsp nutmeg each 16 and 23 day duratIOns also 1 cup quick or old.fashioned available Call Wallace Travel, 886- oats 8805 ...... 1 cup coarsely chopped apples -\n\ 0111' .. or ~tra\\ bern trl'am lemon mpr- -'. 12 cup ratSmS mgut' or apple pie Ju~t to mt'ntloll a fe~? It's 01 Cream margarine and sugar un- bt'autlfulh band-traftt'd ceramic pie carner or 01 !J~ < tillight and fluffy. Beal "eggs" un. dehghUu(accent ID an~ kitchen What a great girt tll light and lemony colored, then Idea! Tht' \1011' Hole. Kerche\ al at St. Clair and '1/ /~~~<;,JO~lQ'1f-£N~ "'~~~~ beat into sugar mixture until very TOYter200 Renal!osance Center photO l>y Ph I P T Dan,lo fluffy. Sift together flour, baking .. * * po"der, cinnamon and nutmeg. Brides-To-Be There's an excellent selectIOn of Harper Hospital Auxiliary plans jazzy night Stir into butter mixture; beat well. wedding rmgs for men at Edmund T. Ahee Jewelers, Stir in oats, apples and raisins. 20139 Mack Avenue at Oxford. Choose from many Harper Hospital Auxiliary members MRS. EDWARD S. JEFFRIES, MRS. ARTHl'R J. Drop by teaspoonful onto greased styles In 14K gold and gold WIth diamonds Open JOHNSON and MRS. DAVID SLOANE Cleft to right> met last week at the home of Mrs. William E. cookie sheets. Bake in preheated Fridays until 8 p.m 886-4600. Powers, auxiliary president, to finalize plans for their first Jazz and Blues Concert. The cabaret- 350D oven 15 to 20 minutes, or until * .. * st}le event, running from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, March 31, at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial, golden. Makes about 4 dozen Check the bargain table at the Notre Dame Phar- will feature music by one of Detroit's foremost jazz artists, Roy Brooks, and his quintet, the Artistic cookies. Calories per cookie a bout 40. macy for beauty aids and makeup savings Truth, with an appearance by Kenny "Pancho" Hagood. Brooks plays drums and percussion. Band Cholpsterol O. members are Kenn Cox, piano. Marcus Belgrave and Rayse Biggs, trumpet and f1u~elhorn, Vincent * * .. SAVE SAVE So\\'E...... CRVISE CRt'lSE. ~ Bowens, saxophone and flute, and Robert Hurst, bass. They'll play to tables of sh in the Fries AUNT LIZZIE'S PINEAPPLE Great buys 011 1984 cruises D1~countsto\\ards 1985 sail- Ballroom, where beer and wine will be available and hors d'oeuvres will be sen ed before the con- ings. Stop at Tra\el Galerie. Kercheval at Notre Dame COOKIES and find oUtall the fantastic bu) ~available 886-0111. cert and at intermission. The evening is open to the public at $25 per person, tax-deductible. Ticket 12 cup soft, unsalted margarine ...... information IDa)' be obtained by contacting the Harper Hospital Volunteer Department, 494-8939. 12 cup granulated sugar Are You Suffering from great drafts in your 12 cup firmly packed brown family room, kitchen, bathrooms'? You can't be inl Assisting Mrs. Po",ers as co- sugar these rooms most of this winter without the ther- chairman of the Jaz7 and Blues 1 egg Concert is Mr~. William H. Hutton, mostate in the house at 85 degrees'? Try Warm Wm- 1 can (8 oz.) crushed pineapple, of The Pointe. Other Pointe canned m own juice dow, the insulated window covering system. Next residents on the concert commit- seminar Apri112, 7 p.m -9 pm $3 registration fee. tee, in addition to Mrs. Jeffries. II 2 cups quick rolled oats Sign up now at Fabricworks, 16900 Kercheval, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Sloane, are Io!. tsp baking soda 884-5447. Ms. Patricia Kenne) and Mrs. 1 cup sifted flour George Kling. Also serving on the Pmch of salt l Red Tag Storewide Sale at Vintage ..l'u "0" committee are Mrs. Martin Rob- 1/2 tsp ground cmnamon Pointe Selected wines from California, Ger- son, of Detroit, Mrs. Allan Sworm- Dash of nutmeg many, France and Italy at savings. Also save ~.p• • stedt, of Birmingham, Mrll. John 12 cup seedless raisins 25% off all German crystal stemware and ~ Jacobs, of West Bloomfield, Mrs. 2 Tbsp. chopped nuts Julian Smith and Mrs. Paul Cullis, other items. Kercheval at Notre Dame. Cream margarine. Add sugars of Bloomfield Hills, and Mr". Paul and beat until light. Add egg and Open seven days a week and evenings too _~ Lattin, of Farmington Hills. 885.0800. - beat well. Add pineapple, oats and ...... The aUAihary hopes the concert sifted dry ingredients; blend well. will draw a large crowd, as every Fold in raisins and nuts; mix well. TANNINGBOOTH using harmlel>sultraviolet rays \\iIl pro- Drop by teaspoonful onto ungreas- duce a beautiful golden tan. It's available at JOYCE ATWALTO;\;- penny raised via the benefit will go PIERCE, 886-4130 to the Radiation Oncolog) Center ed cookie sheets, Bake in ...... (ROC) of Harper.Grace Hospitals, preheated 3750 oven about 15 built in 1979 and placed under the minutes. Makes about 48 cookies. Ed Mahszewski showed us a wide variety of Calories per cookie a bout 62. beautiful area rugs when we stopped by 21435 Mack direction of William E. Powers, M,D., and Donald P. Ragan, Ph.D. Cholesterol per cookie about 5 Avenue mcluding Turkish Anadolian Kilims, hand- mgs. * .... made Russian Sumacks, Tianjin Orientals and Per- Cancer now strikes one out of MOLASSES RAISIN COOKIES sians. see the entire collection and SAVE during the every four people. The ROC ad- 2-12 cups sifted, all-purpose current sale. Free parking In front. ministers 50,000 radiation treat- ...... ments and treats 1,000 ne" patients flour annually. The Number One goal of 1 tsp soda ~- ~ "If you're serious its staff of 100, including universi- 14 tsp salt about losing weIght and looking your best you just t) Ihospital-!>upported physicians, 12 tsp. ginger ,ran out of excuses" For free personalized counsel- physicists, technologists, nurses, 1/2 tsp. cmnamon .ing, food. bars and shakes call Carol Renaud at social workers, couriers, secre- 12 cup steamed raIsins ,882-8332 Stock dIstributor. taries and volunteers, is care for 12 cup margarine ...... those patients "ho ha' e entrusted 1 cup brown sugar LookingFor ASpt-cialLme 01greeting card? Tr~ Wright's Gift their li\ es to the ROC. and Lamp Shop. The) rllrr) unusual bard UJ find cards 18650 12 cup unsulphured molasses Mack. FRt:E PARKI\(, IItxl to the hUlldmg, In I!l79, the Harper Hospital Aux- 12 cup sour mIlk ...... iliary pledged to raise $200,000 to 1 tsp vmegar Been Thinking of giving enable the Radiation Oncology Sift flour, soda, salt, ginger and your Jewelry a new lease on a Center to continue its fight against cinnamon together h' ice; then stir fashIOn life Update it by con- cancer and initiate ne" programs, in the raisins. Cream margarine sulting Tony Cueter of Bi- '>ucb as a devE'lopmental one in To toast Guidance Gazette and bron n sugar until light and jouterie He will expertly neutron therap) to begin (hopeful. fluffy; stir in molasses; stir in the redesign and remount It for your I) ') "ithin the next thrl"e years, The Assistance League to the Northeast Guidance Centu is sour milk and "inegar; then stir in personal use or to gIve as a ph) sic~ programs working to fmd planning a gala champagne party at the home of Roger and PATTI the flour mixture. Drop by level better" s to eradicate tumerous treasured gIft We saw how he a, HERMANS, pictured at left above with committee member SUE table~poons 2-lt-mches apart on <-ells preferentialJ) 0\ er normal GRAMBO, next Thursday, March 29, to celebrate the 1984 edition of ungreased cookif.> sheet. Bake in designed two beautIful nngs for cells, and a "trong program of two daughters from a piece of "The Guidance GazeUe" supplement to the Grosse Pointe NEWS. preheated 3i5° OHn 12 to 15 medical infO!matics, qualif)ing "The Guidance Gazette" has been published annually since 1971. minutes. until set. Remove from family Jewelry Stop by 20445 results for clinical e-\a !I' allon. Its purpose is to acquaint the community with the mental health bakmg sheet at once. Coolon rack. Mack Avenue Open 10a m -5 30 'lakes 5 dozen cookies. pm. 886-2050. center which serves the community, to publicize the NEGC's goal& and programs. "Gazette" editors this year are Liza and Jayne ( alorie" per cookif' about 69. * Chol{'~tprol . a trace. * * Chalk Garden Vallee. Advertising was handled by 'Virginia Vallee and Barbara mvn PUClJ Ja:;'. Horsd'oeuvres,dessert, beer, ~ine and-ofcourse! -cham- ... * '" eo_,n• ...... OJ' .... • l Spring has arrived SL'SAl'O DEl'"NY'S PEANUT pagne w.ill be served at the Hermans' residence from 7 to lOp. m. as WIth brand new Easter SUItS for boys, students and set to bloom BeTTER COOKIES guests peruse copies oftbe March 29, 1984, Guidance Gazette. Li1 young men Handsome blazers too There are pretty "The Chalk Garden,"' Emd I ~ cup unsalted margarine Bagnold's comedy-thriller opens Oau-s, Ellen Cooke and Judy Holden are, like Patti and Sue, busy dresses for confIrmatIOn andflrst communIOn Over 1 ~ cup pea nut butter tomght J\Jarch 22 Section C Sports & classifieds Thursday, March 22, 1984 Gymnasts ~ are 8th B) Hick :\Iurkel ~orth High North's gymna!>tlcs team fmally put together an undefeated !>eason and qualified for the stelte hnals wher e thmg!> dIdn't go a:. By Peggy o'Connor !>moothly Team leader Kal en McCarth\ had an all alound" tough day, ~&_ ... ••• :_ l_ _.Il_ fIIIIo .;lUll \;ClYCI ~ Will It:ayuc Our Lady Star of the Sea's 78er time a Star gIrls' learn remaIned game. The squad also got fme re- gnls' basketball team captured ItS undefeated m regular season ac- boundmg from center Buffy Stumb league tItle in perfect fashIOn, post- tion Through the year, Star's and forward Julie Mott, and hmely mg a 10-0record on the season Star offenSIve attack remamed ba- steals from Robin Wheatley, Beth also played well m the playoffs. de- lanced. \\Ith nme or 10 different Allor and Patty Hamlin featmg 8t Joan No 2 and Assump- players contrlbutmg to the sconng twn Grotto to advance to the C Y 0 Behmd such a balanced attack, Star The mcest part about thIS season regwnals, \\here they lost to Queen found ibelf tralhng 10 only one IS the team'Work and the contnbu- of Peace Star's fmal mark of 12-1 leagut' game thiS season tlOn that all members of the team was by the far the best ever posted exhIbIted," saId coach Margaret by a 78er team at the school Star was also outstandmg on de- Spmdler "We had a soltd bench to The year also marked the frrst fense, allo\\Ing Just 23 6 POints per support our starters Ice Capades Cottage run comes to JLA RobIn COUSIns, the ; Poeing with Grosse Pomte kids who served as ball boys for the recent Western Open Indoor Mixed Doubles makes room 1980 Olympic Gold ': Tennis Championship at the Hunt Club are, from left to right (top row) GPHC president Rick Shenkus, trophy Medal WInner In men's NEXT :~esenter Mrs. James T, Barnes, tournament champions Phil Norville and Collnne Bartell, runners-up Christine for All-Stars figure skatmg, hIghlights an Impres. HOME e ,Gill" and William Godfrey, and tourney directors Debra and Jack Liang. The fourth annual Cottage slve cast of mter- Hospital "We're Up For Health" national skatmg talent GAME Fun Run/Walk, Sunday, May 6, l, i 10 K-arrot run March 31 in Ice Capades' new Wednesday, March 28 - 7:30 p.m. .. Will feature new ..All-Star" revue In town for 10 Will go to all entrants, ribbons to all and Super Scooper. l The Park's Jeanne BOCCIand the categorIes for experienced runners performances through Detroit VI, Toronto partiCIpants and awards to the top Focus: HOPE IS a national pilot f.,SelleIsle Runners are at it agam - and racewalkers Sunday, March 25 at fInIShers in five age categories. program providing commodity food 8aturdaYt March 31 • 2:00 p.m. '" meeting the 10 Karrot Run, spon- Joe LoUIS Arena red by the Detroit Dietetic Asso- Sports nutrition packets will also go supplements to 4,170 seniors with an Detroit VI. Chicago 'ation, and planned for Saturday, to all entrants. average monthly income of $320. "Too often amateur runners and In the eight years T,ck.t Inform,JlIon racewalkers, those who are runn- Ch.". by Phon. rch 31 The event begms at Hart There IS an $8 entry fee; registra- The program seeks to demonstrate COUSins represented .nd Group DIScount. !?laza m Detroit, with a 1 mile fun t10n forms can be found in The that the provision of food to the el- mg or racewalkmg for health Great Bntam as an c.1I (3' 3) 567.9800 derly poor will improve their well- rather than for speed, are routmely Tlchto .t .11 nmtwalk at 9:30 a.m and the mam MIchIgan Runner, any area amateur skater, he T,cht World Outillto llo kilometer run at 10 a.m sports-onented retaIl stores, De- being and self-sufficiency out of the competitIOn against more emerged victoflous : 'Ibe event marks Nal10nal Nutri- troit RecreatlOn Centers, area The Detroit Dietetic Association experienced athletes who have from almost every ma- tional Time and will benefIt Focus libraries and V's Run sponsors in- is the local affiliate of the American regional or even national ex- Jor competltlOn be en- ~OPE, Food for Seruors T-shirts clude the Dairy Council of Michigan Dietetic Association perience," saId race coordmators tered He was four Harlem I t. "We believe that special categorIes tImes Bntish National and competItion for trophIes enables ChampIOn, three tlffies ~ GIobetrotters~ Good steelhead year predicted both groups to compete more faIrly World Free-Skatmg '- agamst their peers" : Michigan anglers can expect one In addltlon, the Michigan Huron, the Chocolay and Two- Gold Medahst and cuI- SATURDAY of the most productive steelhead Department of Natural Resources Hearted rivers along Lake Supenor mmated hiS amateur APRIL 7TH nearly'n a decade, reports mNR) planted 655,000 yearhngs and on the Big Cedar and Black fiV- The 5 kilometer (3 1 mIle) race career by wmmng the 8 PM Automobile Club of l41chigan and 896,000 fall fingerlings in 1982, a ers aloog LaM MiehiRan. Will begm at 1 p.m. on Suadav, May 1980 European Champ- 'More than 1.5 ft'IiltkJn -steelhead 041'percel!t mcrease over 1981. -The Irt1tcfo~lub d'Yi8es steel- 6 'Ft!e eourse COVe!'?J FiSher" Road~ lionship and the Gold SUNDAY" . g seven to eIght pounds are Best west Michigan steelheading headers to cbeck specific rules for Grosse Pointe Boulevard, Kerby Medal at the Lake pected to return to the 40 streams s~ould be on the 81. Joseph RiVer up iftdivJdual" rivers in the DNR's Road and Kercheval Avenue in the PlaCId OlympIC APRIL 8TH elisted on the Auto Club's 1984gUIde to Buchanan and m the Grand RIver Michigan Ftshing Guide. Some riv- Farms Games 1 .30 PM Sportsmen should prepare for peak system as far as Lansing's Moore's ers are open yearlong whlle others Other skatmg talent runs in early to mid April In we~t Park Dam, Other good steelhead open April 1 or April 28, the start of Meade Leasmg IS the sponsor of featured In thIS year's JOE LOUIS Michigan, mId-April to mid-May 10 producers in West MIchigan will be the general trout season The guIde the 1984 "We're Up for Health" Ice Capades are U S :tast Michigan, early to late April m the Muskegon and Manistee rivers. IS free to anglers purchasing license Fun Run/Walk to benefIt Cottage NatIOnal Silver Medal- passbooks. ARENA $outheast Michigan and mid-Apnl East Michigan top spots will in. Hospital Entry forms for the race ists and World Profes- to mid-May In the Upper Penmsula elude the East Branch of thE' Au are aVailable at Meade Leasmg, SiOnal Pair ChamplOns ncKETS: : "There are indlCatlOns that thIS Gres RIver near Au Gres and the Au 130 Kercheval Avenue, at the Cot- ChrIS HarrIson and $9 00. $8 00 & $7 00 ~ouId be the best steelhead season Sable near Oscoda Colton leads tage Hospital mformatlOn desk, 159 Lisa Carey and those ($2 00 OFF CHILDREN 4ince 1975," saId James Drury, In southeast MIchIgan, the best Kercheval Avenue, the Grosse lovable httle blue car- 12 AND UNDEr.) Auto Club's Travel OperatIOns steelhead fishmg should be on the swimmers Pomte Public Libraries, and from toon characters, the St Clarr River for trollers and the au ,manager. "Last fall when salmon local merchants Mall-m regIstra- "Smurfs" A vaJ!oble or 1Vere being taken from weirs, excel- Huron River for shore and wading It Isn't very often that a col. tIOns WIll be taken until May 2. Joe LOUIS Arena tent numbers of steelhead were fIshermen leglate SWImteam gets a SWImmer Tickets are pnced at ~ted, a VE'rygood omen for thIS U P anglers should find good ac- like Oakland UniversIty's Jeff Col- $9, $8 & $7 and are fJox OffIce and all IfPring." hon on the Carp RIver along Lake ton, a sophomore from Grosse avaIlable at the Joe TIcker World Ourlers POinte All Colton did last year was LOUIS Arena Box Of- CIIAMIIY PHON( It's donkey win the 100 and 200 backstroke and St. Paul honors fice and All Ticket capture All-AmerICan honors in the World Outlets Child- (313) 567.9800 basketball time nationals He also !>et a school winter athletes ren (12 and under) ~:no .. "Stubborn as a record domg It - sWlmmmg the 100 save $2 at all shows i~~(313)567~ mule" IS what the Re. m 50.51 The St Paul Athlehc ASSOCIation Tuesday through gma HIgh School Stu- ThIS year, Colton IS plckmg up will hold Its "Wmter Sports Award Fn day and both dent Council team WIll nght where he left off as he has Night" tomghl, Thursday, March Saturday matmet's qualifIed for hIS second NCAA DIVI- 22, at 7 30 P m m the cafeteria of WITH £HSCOUNT COUPONS be when It plays In the Showtlmes are 7 30 11th annual Donkey sIon IIchampIOnship HIS times of the school, 170 Grosse Pomte AVAILABLE AT All PARTICIPATING pm Tuesday through KENT\JCKY FRIED CHICKEN 10 Boulevard Ba!>ketball game thIS 5385 in the 100 back and 1 57.50 Fnday, Saturday at 12 the 200 back Will give him the ~STORES ~ Sunday, March 25 at 7 noon. 4 and 8 pm, and chance to defend hIS na tlonal titles pm m RegIna's gym The athletic aSSOCiation Will Sunday at 1 30 and "We are hopmg to qualify hIm 10 Rldmg donkeys, and, honor all St Paul boy!'>'and girls' 530 pm as an added attractIOn an indIVIdual medley event." said ba:"ketball players and the I'lied ClDcbD~ .~~ • EXPERT WHEEL a Llama, 'RegmItes" Oakland Umversity head coach cheerleaders .I -FILTER I ALIGNMENT .1 \\ III take on Notre Pete Hovland I -LUBRlCA110N .MOIT CARS Dame High School and ~lon '10.15 F~ c.,. 114.951 De LaSalle Collegiate l till eN ...~ I SUfI'ttIr Hlg".r ~ Student CO:lncl1 repre- Langs leads ...... sentatlve~ '.FRONT DISC BRAKES • AdmISSIOn IS $2 for Brown cagers "~tall Disc Brakes, oli S44.95 I ddultl>, $1 50 for stu- South High graduate FlEE • seals, Reface Rotors Iddltronal • dent!> and $J for chil- Stark Langs led hIS RED WINGS SwnI Metallic P.tJlada '1500 pans el(trJl t dren 12and under Re- Brown Umversltv ~ gma I~ located at 20200 Brums basketbail t.. ~.. REPAIR ANY . Kelly Just south of team In !'>everal T-SHIRT .~ ~ wlC~~~IA~~.~or$25 • Eight !\fIle Road In categones but It Harper Woods wasn't enough to help ••••••••••••••••• the BrUInS attam d \\ mmng season Bro\\ n SATURDAY y,as 11-15 thIS year, &-8 In the Ivy League M.ARCB 31 Pre Tax Day Langs a JunIOr \ center, \\ a., the Bro\\ n 2:00 p.m. sconng and rebound \ mg leader thl~ sed!'>on DetroM VI. averagmg 1J I pOints SPECIAL and 102 rebounds per TO lHE Mustang or similar car gamt' And he closed out the "'-\ FIRST 4.000 \earmfme.,t\le ~(or YOlJ'NGSTERS 14 ~""".,..~ aCEI in/i!, a car eer high 2q .~. AND UNDER ~=wID be ...,_ -~.,,«-.~ pOlnl!>and grabbmg 11 COMPLIMENTS OF ". MnIY cor.IlpIbDaD rebounds In an flU 74 DElROrr FREE PRESS 10.,,, to Prnn Ldng<, FRI••APRIL 13th.8:00 pm olTOWIl Oab ..... Jl L~\• -oil "",I" 11 tor 16 Irom the "'~.~'\1...... -:f ~ floor mdudmg .,('\ ('n JOE LOUIS ARENA for-~even In the <,econd TICket Infonnatlon half m that conl('<;[ llCKETS $1500, $1250, $1000 Reserve your EffiCTlVf $100 Charge by Phon!' A!l:am!>t leaJO:uecham TIC~TS AT JOE:.LOJI'., I\RfNA BOX OFFiCE 31U4 to and Group DIS("ount~ car now! Call: 4 15.14 pIOn Princeton In & AU. ~ OUTlETS per day piuS gas Rro\\n!> final game call (313) 567-9100 GROLJPS\25 or More) SAVlI-Uli.M7 .... .35C: per mile Lang!> had 14 rebound., TlckE't!> at all " ., , .. 372.2440 and nlnt' pomt., a~ Ticket World Outlets 11206 CONNER DETROIT 75 miles per Prmceton took a 64 -)7 AT DETROIT CITY AIRPORT day minimum vrclor~ , 567-9800 ~---~~- lltl roil Sttt llttu <. " Page Three-C Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS , Over 30 Club champs crowned Art's Tavern captured the Neigh. this point that Art's took conlrol of Sports Week borhood Club Men's 30 and Over the backboards at both ends of the (Continued from Page IC) Basketball League ChamplOnslup court on the strength of the play of With a resounding M-46 victory over John Prom and John Gilleland and "Wh)' did jousting die out?" the Raiders March 1at the Browllell bUllt up a 33-25halftime advantage Middle School gym Early In the second half, Art'., That's a tough one. For one thmg, I thmk that the ASPCA Former West Virginia Ull1verslty Tavern stretched Its lead to 12 had a little somethmg to say about the practice of racing standout cenler Tom Lowry paced POlllt~ However, the Raider" horses headlong toward one another m hopes that their T1ders Art's Tavel'n With 18 POInts, \\ hill' mounk' threat could spear each other to death, Now that's entertamment, guard Tom Woodruff, who starred WIth the &-9Lowry ~Ittmg on the but without the horses, It was a no go at Western Mlchtgan durmg the bench \\ Ith four per!>onal foul~, the early 1960s. hit for 14 pomt!> Paul Raldcrb seemed energllcd a~ the} "Why do football teams punt?" Loulsell scored 11 for the wmners made effective use of a runmng whIle the Raiders \\ ere h..' at the CII~ Hall 9() Kerhy !{odd Gro!>...p POinte Farm~ :\1l<.hlKdn ~ '"/l Our Biggest )_ The ('<;tlmat('d re!>ldpnhal mull Iphcr 1<; I lOIl6 for 19M Tht c"tllTI , \ .. .. '/ ". , r ., ' Call 882-6900 Page Four-C r~~~Classifiedads Thursday, March 22, 1984 ~'.. ill J • ~ ..1A:-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 1B-SECRET ARIAL 3-LOST AND 4-HELP WANTED Ol SERVICE FOUND GENERAL ,WSTQM woodwork Quallty HAl"DCARVING In solid EXPERIE,\,( ED mom \\111 I INDEX TOCLASSIFIED OFFERED I - ~ tlarpentry with a personal "'ood Fireplace mantel~ tclre for i our children In m) Complete FOUND BeauWul gold Alas. RECEPTIONIST & TypIst fOr i) touch Ornamental wood- !>lalrWa\ s, furniture, ett home Full or part time 1. No cancellat'ons, changes or corrections ofter 2 p m Monday WORD PROCESSING kan dog. female Owner or archItectural firm General work, home Improvement, Ken, 52i 1637,527 9182 Rdte negollable Kll24279 No el ", Page Five-C Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 5-SITUATION 6-FOR RENT 6-F OR RENT 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4A-HELP WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED GENERAL GENERAL DOMESTIC WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED ST CLAIR Shores -Ideal for ME mCAL secretary, 20 years TWO bedroom flal, Devon- NE\\ !':R kItchen 2 bedroom OUTER Drive, Warren, HELIABLE con;,ClentIOU!> GROSSE POINTE responSIble mature gentle Secretartal/Sal as e xpeflence, t~ PIng, dlc- shll' e, DetrOIt $250 monthly 1"11 st floor mcludmg heat spacIous 2 bedroom upper. takmg app1JcdtlOm, for full 1ecept\OllI~t to \\ ork III a man, non smoker prererred heat, appliances Included EMPLOYMENT ta phone medical termln- plus ulllIties John, 822 7421 Lakepolllte belween Jeffer time emplo~ ment FOx (hll Opl ador offIce will On the \~ater - I bedroom $325 884-4299 01ogy, extenSI\e phone, eve !lings !>on1St Paul 885 ~846 PORTRAIT STL DI()~ t ,5')7 tl l all 83255')5 AGENCY f1al, carp<'ted Reasonable "m publIc contact Managenal BAR LOW, GrallOt Blick 2 DICKr:RSON/Outer Drive, 2 DEVONSHIRE, Mack, De GratIOt 293-9292 M\TIRE WO~AN ~r 885.4576 ex perlence Desire EastSide bedl 'oom, $285 optIOn to buy bedroom upper flat, fully trOlt 3 bedroom lower Nat 50 years reliable service Experienced gf>ncI al ofllce \\ ark, hght 10calion 776 2529 after 2 THREE BEDHOOM upper 884 3559 cdrpeted, heat, \1 ater paid ural fireplace, hardwood I\ping flllOg Excellent l\;eeds expenenced Cooks , Pfl1lle locatIOn In GI o!>~e Dental ASSistant P m BUe KINGHAM, E,I,t Wal- $225 month plu. security floors, $350 seCUrity, lease ll'lephonc !>k11 1<; a IDu,l Call NanOles, l\talds, House- POlOte Large rooms 111 ea~tslde Pellodont J 11 , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 22, 1984 I-Arma.ES 8-ARTICLES a-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES IO-VACATION 7-WANTED 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE AENTALS TO RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE ... " LA WN MOWER, Toro, 2 years 30" G E electriC range, self- NORTHERN .~ BUILDING, 15216 MARCO ISLAfliD, FlOrida - LAW STt.:DENT seeh one BEDROOM set Medlterra n- old, good condition, 886.8957 cleaning, Coppertone, bedroom apartment. car- 1\10\ I!'\G St\LE - Saturda) ean chest. tfJple dress er, everythmg works great, FIREWOOD CO. .~ . JIBe Rd near Grabot South Seas West, !H2 3 d. after 5 pm -4 1.MO IqUar'e feet plus full Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath rlage hou!>e 01 flat Call Sunda~. \1arch 24. 25 10 mil ror, I1Ightstand. hea $150 884 9105 Exceptionally Fme 534.7161 pm To)s, small ch,ldren' s board. good conditIOn $225 MOVING SALE - furniture, Mixed Hardwood '1t WIeIDellt. Completely reo condo, front gulf VIew on the ______clothe,. hou;.ehold Items clothes mlsc Everythmg mocIeIed. 882-5235 WATCH FOR Oak, Ash, HIckory, a.:m8 beach Golf, tenms pool. 1'\\ 0 MATURE adults profe,- Good seleWon 595 Thorn must go 372 Ridgemont GRAND OPENING OF fTR COAT !\1utufla fu r and Frultwoods decorator furmshed, cable slOnall) ernplo) t' 11-CARS 11-CARS 11-CARS I-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8B-ANTIQUES 9-ARTICLES 11-CARS FOR SALE FOR SAlE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED \ 1979FIAT Brava, loaded, ex- 1979 FIREBIRP V-I, alt, BERETTA 380 pistol, mmt MANCHESTER P LYl\lOllTH Volare, 1976 GROSSE Pomte Shores Police AM.FM stereo, 5O,GOt...... , GAS stove and refngerator, Department Abandoned cellent condillon Must sell condition, $285, S&W Chiefs ANTIQUE MALL CASH fOR II agon, deiln, good trans- new brakes, very load COIl- match1l18 set, excellent Auto Sale 1973AMC 2 door, $2,550 or best offer Special alry,elght, mmt con. Late 19th Century Country I(IDS CLOTHES miSSIOn, ne'" tranllmlslllon, _0686 dillon, $4,750, -.2311 aft« condition 526-9086 poor condition Can be tn. dltlon, $210 7754194 Pine 2 piece CUpboal d With $1,000 821 4668 1981 RIVIERA, low miles, 2 7 __ EXCELLENT CONDITION :.pected at EastSIdE.' Toy, Ing R CA color portable TV, great raIsed panel Door 116 E tone. loaded, ex(ellent con. SOMETHING SPECIAL 85 \ERY CLEAN, BETTER 1981 fIHEBIHD E~PI1t Co ,25101 Hal per, St Clair 1983 CUTLASS Clera, .. dooc picture. $150 885--0079 Mam, Manchester Open 'j' RANDS, INFANT THRU 14 dltlOn 881 2716 Kl:'rcheval Is burstmg ....lth B bright led 10000 mile!> Shor~ Sealed bid:. aCl:ept 18,500 miles, stereo, ",800. Bring m Monda~, Tuesday the finest In handcrafts, all ANTIQUE Smger sewlllg ma days 10-5 428-9357 !>ho\1loom conditIOn Onl) ed To be opened March 1977TRANS Am, needs some 885-59404 at the mo!>t Iea!>onable chme, 4 piece modern blon. or Thul sda\, 1D-4pm $779:> 8868511 - 882 9~ ....ork $1,800 ('all Friday, MATERIALS ON HANGER~ PLEASE 29th, 1984 1981 GRANADA L Aule' prlces Somethmg for e\er~ de bedroom set With desk IREBlHD 1\}82,po\ler ::oteci Saturda), Sunday 521.7633 150 Lakewood 823-0385 F 1976 CHEVY, Ldgund, ,m, matll', air, power steenlt&l person and room In )our UNLIMITED lIlgfbr,lke:. ,lUtomallc, 1982 LeBARON, air stereo, The ~lldllest'::o tmesl collechon heat AM.FM :.tcreo Good brakes, Vinyl top 53,000 home M.S, 105 8844422 KENMORE automatic ....ash LEE'S RESALE IadlO tll1ted gld~!> 1\ heel elll po"er optIOn!>, I usl- of restored antique dl'ch1tec 0331 Mack 881 8082 conditIOn, $92501 be:.t Must miles like new $4,200 112- FURNISHl~GS, furmture, er, ex,ellent condition, $95 2 co\'ell- II 000 miles, $6,900 proofed $7 350 223-3515 tural components and f!\- se 11, 885 6772 1251 I records, appliances, 8850079 771 9().H _ ddVS aa5 5354 evelllngs, tures a\allable 3 floors of c1othmg, furs, 1978 MERCURY Gldnd Mill' CHEVROLET Caprice ('1u- X ma~ MOVING sale, 3660 Buckmg- qualll) antIque bUlld1l1g WANTED DODGE Omm 1983. gl'e) , I\cck~nds decoratlOn<; House for <;ale qUIS, 4 doO! leolthl'l uphol- SIC, 1980 Completely load- ham, 3124,3/25 9-6 Table, 2 materials Speoahzmg 111 Illghe~t prll {'~ p.lId for ~Iot 24 oou mtlel- vel ~ good COil COUGAR, 1977 XR 7, 10J.dNl, ,172-1661 :.terlng, dutomdtlc IHIl- ed, real bharp, Wires, Ar- chairs, 8"12 carpet, se~mg stamed leaded be\ eled nwchllw.., • Juke bo"e~ • dIllon ~tust ~ell $').200 offer do\\-s dool 10l'kl- :.tCI eo ...unroo[ All pOll cr, excel- rlva tires, 4 door, white, CHILDRE~ S clothe!>, mater- machme, vacuum and ml5 and Je\,eled glas:. y,Il1dOIl~ IIlU~ICb()\('~ • dr( .Ide eqUiP 88; 2593 new tll e~ 23 000 mllcl- ex lent conditIOn $3 UOOlo[(t'r medIUm hlghv.ay mileage, mt) 8 bab~ things bar (ellaneous Items 1972Ford and door<; Fulh re..,ton'e1 mellt • [lCdllllt gllll1b " , , - H. '" " Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eight-C 13-REAL EST ATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 111 CARS WANTED 12D--LAKE AND 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE TO BUY AtYEA PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HAR\"ARD near East Warren ST CLAIR Shores rondo, one FOR SALE b\' Oil. ner - brick Immaculate bnck bunga. THREE BEDROO~lS, custom Colomal JO' Grosse Pomte BEAt:TlFL'L Leelanau Pen. RE~T \\ ITH option. 2 bed. IMMACCLATE 3 bedroom bedroom Be"Ullfull) de<: 10\\ 3 bedrooms, )l! baths, TOP $ $ $ $ room brick \\ Ith fireplace brick OOngaloll., formal din. built Fireplace dmmg orated. separate laundr ~' Woods ne\l msulatlon 3 to nisula cottage on Grand 1 fireplace, formal dinIng Paid For Your Junk or room brcd.l.last noo" 1 _ ~ bedrooms 2 baths Land Traverse Ba.., Stone fire garage EdsLolde 109 room 11" baths. detach. facl!lues carport. $42,000 room, kitchen \I Ith nook, Unwanted Car balhs Larg.,.lot \\ alk to St plac't' cathedral ceiling 2 C.\LL TODAY ed garage, oordermg the CI 773 1401 881 8817 Contract alallable A<;klllg flmshed basement and Clare ~lontelalco Parish and $72 ()()() '\0 realtor calls BULL AL TO PARTS bedroom and loft gla~s 3i2.-H22 ty limits, ov. ner aro.lous 0 more' Land contract avail. schools Price reduced 1m. HARER WOODS - reduced t porch 130ft \\ater !rontage $46 000 lAvelv 3 bedroom 469-1003 after 3 pm able askmg $45,000 885- 894-4488 E ~ST OL'TER Dfl\'e near REDL'CED $4,000 For QUIcker mediate POl>...esslOn '1\ A. b) 3(1()ft \\ ooded lot Askmg Grosse Pomte 2 bedroom bnck formal'dmmg, base COLOJl'I-\L home m Grosse 23~1 Sale 3 bedroom malnten. Gerna~ 331.U$ mid p.o s Land Contract brick Colomal rental or ance tree alum mum ranch, ment. garage, blocks from Pomte Woods 3 bedroom GROSSE POINTE FARMS WANTED ST CL~lR Shore;; - custom, terml> posSible 882 1\187 r('!>ldence LI\ 109room \I Ilh updated kitchen partitIOn Grosse Pomte Walk to St I' ~ bath famll~ room cen 384,\lORV-l JLr-;'KCARS 3 bedroom bnck famll\ d tral air ne\1er furnace roof BE-\L'TIFL'L BAYFRONT fll eplac.e, dm 109 room, 1 " basement detached garage John Queen of Peace an DI"tlllrll\ e bnck Colomal In PAYI~G$40&UP room ilreplace 1 2 baths. HO~lE - Located on Black baths full basement 2 car located m Harper Woods supermarket Centur} 21 and dm e" a~ . 2 cal garage FREETOWING basement 2 _ garage Pnme loccltlOn \\ Ith 4 bed I:agoon !\letro Beach area garage Large fenced )ard Kee 751-6140 1920 Huntmgton, Iback" up rooms, "e\lmg room 3'2 SAMED-\YPICKl;P \Iarm S\ stem $30 900 224- \\ITHI\ WALKI'\G Distance 0 ...ner -\lter t> 7739538 to Ghesqwre Parl.1 S82 900 Huge great room affords to St John Hospital a 3 WYO~lI:-IG - :>uburb 0 f baths 2 natural fireplaces, 874-1883 5827 886.6809 H-\RPER \, ,-)ODS 882-6927 ,mbelle\ able \ lell of the bedroom onck bungalo\\ Grand RaplClS Chalet - 2 large kllchen family room bel) Lath('drdl ceIlmg ~--_._--- ..' Page Nine-C Thursday, March 22, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21F-HOME 21F-HOME 21G-ROOFING 13A-LOTS 16-PETS 2OC-CHIMNEV AND 21C-ELECTRICAL 21F-HOME IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT SERVICE FOR SALE FOR SALE FIREPLACE SERVICE REPAIR VOCCIA ALLCAAPENTRY HADLEY HOME MJ!;RRIWEATHER Hill GOLDEN Retnevers, A K C , S &I J ELECTRIC BARKER Porches. Interlor/Ell.tenor (;rosse POinte Farms, 75 ~ SPRING CLEANING Re!>ldenllal Commercial CONTRACTORS CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENT 6 weeks Champion pedl' SPECIAL Repairs - Pamtmg . Etc 1~, 882 1400 gree MeadowpondiThorn. No Job Too Small Model nIZ.1hon • Aller.ltlolh • INC. Does your fireplace and CO,INC, !,'REE ESTIMATES- field Shots Reasonable 88519:J:l AddltlOn~ • F.~mll\ Rool1\s LICENSED COMPLETI<: LOT::11 ColonIal Road Gro:,se chtmney need a professIOnal • AddItIons 885-3034 • Kltchen'i & H{'('reatlOlI l • Dormer:, HOO1"ING SERVICfo: POlnle Shores Russell clearung? No mess I Insured Are~s • 527 -44 70 1-468-5099 COMMEHCIAL &. WHO says money can't buy WADE'S ELECTRIC • Gal.tge,> Homes, Inc 885"()()51 $S 00 off If done by Apnl3Oth, JA:'tmS BARKER RI<:SlDENTIAL love? Beautiful buH Cocker COMPANY, • Kltchl'lh MOCERI Plumbmg and Heat- GROSSE POl~Tf: PARK 1984 With thIS ad 886 SO+I 109 Bathroom remodeling, Tear off pups for sale LJvel~ and af- J&J CHIMNEY SWEEPS INCORPORATED ------• FlIl>plJces 2 vacanllots on Balfour Both CLASSIC wood\\ orkmg - Brick .1I1dCement \\ ork free estlmdte~ and deSign He!>hl!l~le lectJOnate A K C cham. 773-1444 Hot Tar 100>.175 StIeber 775-4900 pIOn blood lllle 463-642i FAST 24 HOUR Makers of [me furlllture B,lnk hndllclllg dvalldble Ideas Contact Sam Mocen, ANDY'S MASONRY AND cu:,tom cablOet~, ~tel eo Complete 884-0051 or 7789726 Holl Hoof 1l1~ AUDUBON Residential lot ANIMAL HOSPITAL SERVICE Vents near Jerfer~on Lot sIZe 80x CHIMNEY REPAIR enclosure~, ete Cu~tom Honw :'>hx1el!IlZatlon RAU MAINTENANCE \\ e ha\'e the cutest young All masonrv, brick, water 884-9500 r('mOOehng and \\ ood\\ ork 7772811> 7703 1105 Gutter!> 156 "Ith bUIlding plan~ male. Ben)1 type dog He ISa ALL WOMF.:NCREW proofmg repairs Speelahz- 109 our :,peclally' o3i l 8888 Hepalr~ a\ allable [or 3/4 bedloom !tttle larger but very lovely tlIIKE'~ Lllen:.ed and II1~url'd 109 m tuck pomtlng and COLVlLLE • Pamtlng Colorual Schulte~ Real Es and cute We still ha\e the Hoofln~ dnd Rep CASH FOR HOMES ~~-.... S...... ("10 ...... ""l • .,..""'(1 t" ~F S~:' ~("~ 7;'7 J7R.t ;,.",r n,'~ ..1i "'....rfJoP ~tnn(lt~ ',ncl "I"drlc',d I'll' ~t{'ve 'I'm: HOUSE MECHANIC ,..." ("'I' II P.. O("\f"\CI~I~ \.I/"'\\,)I l""U'lII .. l"'...... - SERVI:\G AHEA -15iEAH:' K.~~mo~;~.;~d ..Wh i-rl pool \I:;lentlllo. l72 '1462 88l 9470 HOME REPAIRS o r... G CO~STRUCTION CO ELECTRlCAL \lork - smatl • Carpentry HOT ROOFS STIEBER REALTY :\'a~onr} repdlr:, chimneys, products or large jobs - \101a1l0ns Commercldl - \{e~ldenlldl PERSONALIZED • Pawtmg 7754900 patio,> porche~ Speclahzmg corrected - permits - free SERVICE SINCE 1965 KITCHEN DESIGN SPECIALIST • Mmor Plumbing Year 'round ~('n Ice In Flelcbtone fireplaces Lt- esltmates - Ron Doran 15-BUSINESS George Stults COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE • MlI10r ElectrIcal Sh,"gle~ and Rrpdlri> censed 839 9459 88H1748 - 7 days OPPORTUNITIES 885-1762 CRAFTED Work Guar.lnleed ALLEN Fl{EIWALD BSE, MBA Insured 1\863245 ALL CARPENTRY RETIRED MASTER electri- • Kitchens PERFECT mhouse busme~s • Rec Rooms (OCKS Installed - General RICHIE'S Apphance Service cian Licensed ViolatIOns 824-3030 HEDEMARK for sale sellmg computer Center service on all majOr Serv Ice:. II\creased Also • Balhrooms soft\\ are $2,000 882-8022 Carpentry - Repairs Of All • AddItions Kmds - Pamtlng/lnlerlor, apphances lOON,- guaran. small lobs TU;).2966 ROOFING OWN a beautlrul chtldren s tee We have a complete line • Porch ConversIOns Extenor REMODELING 774-8967 shop Offering the latest In FREE ESTIMATES of nt'w and used parts 885- 21D-TV AND MODERNIZATION LlCENSI-:D. INSCHED fashiOn.s Health Tex, Izod, LICENSED 0079 RADIO REPAIR - RUDDER CONSTRUCTION- ALL WORK PERSONALLY SBlNGU~ ROOF'S leVI, Lee, Jordache, ChiC, 527-4470 1-~-5099 RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL 1"1. \'1' HOOFS Buster Brown and many ~ ------2OH-FLOOR PERFORMED HANDYMAN with truck COLOR TV, HI Fl, ~TEREO NEW CONSTRUCTION MODE~NIZATION Be REPAlr~S MIKE SCHUSTER, 882-4325 SHEI'.:T :'tIETAL \\ORK more Furmture and acces- SANDING FROM THE ROOF TO T~E DR1VEWAY SOiles by Gerber and Nod. Clean basements, garages, 885-6264 FREE ESTIMATES PYH,\i\lID RO(Wli'lG ANTEN~AS a-Way $14,900 Includes be- etc Any hauling, odd jobs 884-7410 LICENSED &: INSURED He roofmg tear off and repaIr ~mnmg Inventory, tram- Bob 885-6227 KELM FREE ESTIMATES llcensed - Insured :,pcclahst Area refl'rencl'S Ing.fixtures and grand Floor laymg, sandmg, refln- 21F-HOME MODERNIZATION 1"r('(' estlmal(", semor Cltl. operung promotiOns Pres- 20A-CARPET ishmg Expert In stam Old IMPROVEMENT zen dl<;count Insured and floors a specialty We also M,T. CHARGOT _ ~~ !"a~luons, ~1.329-~~ LAVING expeflenCl'<1, LIcensed 881- refmlsh banisters BUILDING CO. CARPET LAYING WOOD PERSONALLY DESIGNED 9173 OPE~INGS Increase ~our m- 535-7256 NEW AND OLD ----- • Kitchens - AttiCS come No experIence neces EXPERT REPAIRS Stairs Carpeted Stufted G &: G FLOOR CO CUSTOM HOME IMPROVEMENTS • Basement!> - Porchel> sar\, \"ie will tram Call GUTIERS Repairs or All Types Floor sandmg profeSSIOnally *DECKS* 30 YRS. EXPERTISE • Bat hroom, - R~ Hooms after 5 p m 882-2274 ALSO done Dark stalOmg and fm. and Outdoor d~k environment!> ROOFING • Garages • Roofmg CARPETING, VINYL Ishlng All work guaranteed CUSTOM CRAFTED 16-PETS • Additions • Cemcnl SMALL JOBS HARDWOOD Free estimates References • Cablnet~ - Formica FOR SALE *GAZEBOS * • Dormers • Sldmg 774-9651 Samples Shown In 885-0257 by • Wood ....orkmg - trim work Your Home BART LEWIS • Kitchens • Pamtmg ------• Gutters • Replacement Wmdow!> FLUFFY black and white kit- BOB TRUDEL FLOOR SANDING. stammg Onglnal DeSigns • Baths JOHN 0 SIMON LIC & II\lSUHED • InterIOr - ExterIor Doors ten, free to good home. 331- 774-7500days, 294-5896eves Free estimates, workman- Re[erence~ HI-LV LICENSED AND 778 1028 - 77.1 h'l86 5840 ship guaranteed, call Jim GUARDIAN BUILDING COMPANY INSURED ({oofm..: (',l\lIklllg • JERRY'S CARPET HIcks, 382-5323 286-3503 GENERAL HOME REPAIR WC , Page Ten-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 22, 1984 21H~ 21-4-PAIHT1HG. 21-1-PAJNT1NG, 21L-TILE 21P-WATERPROOFING 21S-CARPENT'EA _ 21W-DRESSIIAKING 21Z-sNOW REMOVAL CLE.Af8ttG DECORATING DECORATING WORK I AND TALORIHG AND lANDSCAPING SPECIAL TONY'S ASCOT Tile - JACK WILLIAMS ALBERT D. THOMAS COUTURIER SERVICE PAtNTERS 778.2266 Bathroom, kitchen WATERPROOFING INC. CUS'!'OM DESIGNER 2 ROOM cleaned, 31-\ room SERVED EUROPEAN BID DYNAMIC LAWN floors and counter tops Free FOR cleaned FREE APPREfIo'TICESHIP and WALL REPAIR CO!\TRACTORS INC SERVICE PAINTING estimates Licensed 'lit PROPER METHODS OF \\'e are generdl contractors WOMENS WEAR D CARPET Intenor-Extenor Spec1alwng Complete residential W A.TER PROOFING One call take~ care of all "BRIDAL GOWNS In repalnng damaged plas. -INTERIOR maIntenance CLEANING CO, 21N-ASPHAL T Ol'LY your bUIlding remodeling and ter dn.-wall and cracks, • EXTERIOR WORK RESTORA nONS" • Cuttlng SHAMPOO , stt'am extrac- peellng'pamt, Yo IndO""putt)- 'lit BUCKLED BASEMENT problem" IJrge or small tton, spot &: ,tam remo\ aI, lOOk oU Holldav <(owns • LIquId Fertlllzer 109 and caulking 0\11'l\ork • WALLPAPER C &: J ASPHALT WALLS REPAIRED, TU 2-0628 free estunates 10"" est pnces STRAIGH'rnl\'ED AND Reasonable rates and fast • Shrub Tnmmlng and material guaranteed Pa\'mg In<: , in the Pomtes REMOVAL BRACED 5emce for alteratIOns and • Gardemng l Reasonable Semor cltlzens Commeroa I parking lots QUALITY Furmture and kit- repairs • Sprmg Clean~up discount Grosse POinte EQUAL TO THE BEST '* NO INJURY TO LAWNS 294-1602 773-0525 repair sealcoatmg and A:-"D SHRUBS l.hen cabmetl> custom made BY APPOINTMENT • Power Raking referen('eS Free ESlimates BeT COST LESS stripping ReSidential to meet YOUl demands Port- 8M-6286 • Fully Insured- PROFESSIONAL CARPET Call John anj1lme, 776 9439 '* ALL TYPES OF DO!\lll'\lC BRE\T dn vey, a) s Oy,ner /Super CO"lCRETE Al"D BRICK foho references Ken delivery servIce available • State Licensed UPHOLSTER\' CLEANING \ Isor Free (':.tlmates QUALITY PAINTING 545 7788 882-6594 REP~IR 521-163'7 527-9282 at REASONABLE RATES - - Co\LL A\ YTI~IE 781-4667 We use Von Schrade~ dry ~ERVICE 'lit i5 YE ~RS EXPERIENCE LANDSCAPE DESIGN SUNRISE PAINTING 773-8087 I!\ POl!\TES -\L 1 ER ~TlO'\S - ~1octernl EXPERT Alterations Speedy, foam extraction eqUIpment INTERIOR- ZdllOn dll building need, profeSSional References & CONSTRUCTION _ Deep SOU Removal AND DECORATING 210-CEMENT AND * ALL \-\ORK EXTERIOR I ough to flnl"h In <111 tI dde" Grosse POinte Woods - Fast DrY1ng BRICK WORK GUo\RA:\'TEED • Landscape Print of Your 20 )ed~ profesSIOnal CO INC 1\\ RITTEN FREE GUY DE BOER 881-8484 _ Leaves no reSOlllng residue Painting - \\allpapermg, Home _ OMental Rugs rO'1veruently experience ESTIM4.TESI LlCE:\~ED plaster repair Full} lm.ured RL. STREMERSCH • Lo\!' Mamtanance Plant, cleaned 10 your home ~1ATI' FLETCHER TIRED OF YOW'fit? Excellent 52&-7494 or 245-9263 CEMENT CO,\;TRACTOR 885-0602 Ei~~46~~ mgs 4151 Buckmgham 886-6102 ~?~-3~~ alteratIOns and sewmg For Free e!>t1mate call Cement If no a nsy, er ca II after 3 00 • Flov. er Beds Constructed D1Stlnct!H~ Carpet &: Il\1TERIOR rf»ldentJal pamt. Sr.l.\LL Jobs by retiree Car Before 5 p m call 88tH524 mg and wall washmg b} Drl\ ey,ays pentr) Repairs, Locks • Shade Trees Planted Upholstery Cleaners GROSSE POINTE Patios J.W. KLEINER • Sprmkler Systems In- ~5155 Sunn) bright of \\-al ren Quahty workmanship 824- PAINTER S, INC Brlckwork Basement Waterproofing stalled Ask for Tom Barrese Round The-Clock commer 2853 21X-DRAPERIES P amtmg - mten or extenor, Basement ~VIaterproofmg • Sod Removal and Replace- SauOl(a('tlOn Guarantf'f'd ,,~ ...... ~ ...,..h!:ln('l.no ~.,,.. ,.. ".nAl clal service also available All ""ork e:ualanteed .. I I r-" OOCfo.lTI:!V I .. , •..:u.""'p'" t"\L-L. Vr\I" .....1 .. I •• I Flee ~stlmates cheer Iq!ualit) IS our M U ~J-58b7 img Tuck POlntlllg LICENSED Porches - Enc!osurps Cell- CUSTOM DRAPERIES • K;~tucky Bluegrass Sod fully gl \ en Licensed and after 6 pm No lob too small mgs - Dr)wall Repairs Of Quality 'Work, reasonable Grown on TopsOIl K-CARPET In,ured TU 2-0717 PAlr-;TIr\G y.alJ 'l\ashlng, Free E"tlmates All Kmds Palntmg/Inter- prices' Wide seleetlons of • Shade Sod Guaranteed to 8829234 ElmerT LaBJdle 8822064 CLEANING 101' Exterior fabncs All hems, hand Grow SPECIALIZING IN CAPIZZOCONST. sewn Discounts on rods, • One Dav Service COMPANY NTERIOR AI'\D exteflor BASEME~T FREE ESTIMATES- CARPET WOOD REFINISHING pdmtmg and paperhangmg DRIVEWAYS AND LICEI'\SED shades and blinds 978-2691 • Brick Patios Installed SPECIALISTS STRIP STAIN VARNISH WATERPROOFING • Thatching/Power Rakmg Reasonable rates 30 years BASEMENT DONE RIGHT 527-4470 _ 1~'50?9 _ Steam Extraction Duplicate EXISting FinISh Or experIence Ra) B arnov. CUSTOM Draperles - By Service _ Shampoo Colors to Ma tch WATERPROOFING 10 YEAR Gl:J\RANTEE CARPE!\'TER work, panehng Marla Free estimates, free • 20 Years Experience sk) 372-2392 dUer 6 p m LICENSED INSl'RED PartitIOns, shelVing, doors, _ Spot and Stam Remo\ .II Kitchen tabmets, bathroom 884-7139 mstallatlOn Reasonable • References Furmshed _ Upholster} Cleaning valtltles, ree-famlly room BOB'S DECORATING TONY 885-0612 kitChens, ceilings, repaIrs prices POINTER LANDSCAPE INC _ at affordable prices panehng, doors, tnm and PaInting, Wallpapenng, Pan- J,W, KLEINER Small JObs 882-2795 pOl: 1qA:l Q77,2472 885~1900 885-8448 moldmgs ehng, Mmor RepaIr and CEMEI\,7 CONTRACTOR 882-0688 T&M CARPENTER - small and Licensed Insured Patchmg Quahty Work . CEMENT - BRICK - STOlll'E large JObs, 32 years ex- 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL WOODLAND HILLS References Free Estimates Good Prices Free Est!- Patios, walk!>, porches, CONSTRUCTION SHOR~SlDE Carpet Clean penence Free estunates GROUNDS MAINTENANCE PRESTIGE PAINTING CO mates 881-0836 after 3 p m steps, drIveways Basement waterproofmg AND ing, profeSSIOnal carpet Licensed 527-6656 AND LANDSCAPING DAVID ROLEWICZ • 100/, DIscount Flagstone repair 10 year guarantee LANDSCAPING clearung Work guaranteed - Sprmg clean ups 296-7386 778.5025 With TIus Ad • Tuck polntmg, patchmg Insured - ~ - - -~- - - 21T -PLUMBING - Power raking FUlly Insured Free E"tl - Asphalt patchmg and sealing 774-4896 343 0528 PROFESSIONAL mates Call 775.3450. 24 GROSSE POInte Custom AND HEATING - Lawn cutting BUCHANAN & CO HORTICULTURAL - Fertlhzmg hours GROSSE POI~TERS Palntrng Reasonable rates SPECIALIZING IN 21Q-PLASTER Free estimates Rob, 885- - Shrubbery tflmmlOg, LOOK - 30 years experience SERVING THE POINT~ SMALL JOBS WORK ADVICE prurung ]9211, PhlJ!iE!~J~~ ~ FRANK R. For Your Home, Yard, Gar- steam cleanmg carpet and SINCE 1972 FREE ESTIMATES - Weeding and cultivating den And Greenhouse furniture By Wilbur, Doug • Wallpaper ard removal PAINTING vanushing, y,all LICENSED SUPERIOR PLASTERING WEIR - Seed.Jng and soddmg • Painting lInt and Ext) washmg, repair, etc Ex- AND PAINTING COMPJ\I'\Y For An Appomtment and Glenn Dirter Call 778- TU 2-0717 PLUMBING HEATIN<.., - Plantmg flowers, trees, • Stalnl1lg and varnlShmg pert work, free estimates Cement-Stucco RepaIr CallAfter6P.M 1680 SEWERS AND DRAINS shrubs and all other garden • Plaster repaIr Local references and res- Plasterrng and dr) wall re n8-3832 work done 21-4-PAINTING, e Texture cellmgs and walls Ident Alan, 885-9213/881~ CALANDRA pair Intenor and extenor BOILER SPECIALISTS ResJdentJ.a1 and DECORATING LICENSED INSURED 8734 ------CONSTRUCTION pamtmg Guaranteed work MAC'S commerctal Insured Call Tom- 885-6991 8864374 PALMER PAINTING Co Ex. • Garage raising & framlllg SPRINKLER REPAIRS SPRING CLEAN-UP Insured and LIcensed • Cement dnvewa~s CALL TOM TOGGER GROSSE POINTE pert pamtmg Five years ex- QUALITY Plastenng cracks Complete yard work, lawn, GIOVANNI SACCO perience Reasonable rates • Pon.he; tUlk pomtlng After 6 p,m 286-4667 CONTRACTORS DECORATING SERVICE elimInated Tailored re shrub and tree trimmmg, No too small or too large Qual1t) In mJtenal dnd 885-7711 Pamtmg, wallpapenng stain- JOb pairs 30 years Grosse etc Reasonable rates, qual- CUSTOM PAI1'o'TING AND Free estimates Call Rob ~OI kman~hlp WALLPAPERlNG 109, wallpaper removal, Pomte references Fre~ ~1KERCHEVAL,FARMS ity service Call Tom. 77ft. LANDSCAPE 885-7928 or lI8&-B629 LICeTLOled& InOlured 4429 or 882-0195 _ EXPERT A:"TlQlING patclung, cauIkmg Iru.W'ed estlm£;th, Jim Blackwell Sm{'e t925 GARDENING Keith Dame)"on and lIcensed Italian Juur PJ\INTI"lG - mterlOr, plas JOSEPH 821 7CJ51 If no answer, 294- HOWARDS DesIWl, construction, planting, 885.a155 neyman ter, repair, textured cell- 0034 Llcen"l'd Master Plumber PRUNING, maintenance, ,' FREE E~"I)'JATES Ings, paper hanging and re- 468-7069 TREE SERVICE 264-7579 97~2448 ------Grosse Pomte resident I'\SlRED moval Evemngs, 8ll2..fU48 PALMERPLASTERli\Gand EMIL THE • tree removal ROBERT NEVEUX 884-0536 Mlchdel ~..tm.l0 JI MIKE'S PAI:--lTi....m TESOLlN BROS, drywall, 20 ...ears ex. • stump removal COMPLETE PAINTING perlence 'lo lob too small PLUMBER Intenor, extenor, 'Wallpaper- AND DECORATING CEMENT CONT. • trlmmmg ENGLISH MICHAEL'S mg, minor repa1I'S, palchmg, INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Drlvey, ays, basement and Free estimate>., reasonable SPECIALIZING I1'l .toppmg plastenng Free esbmates All work warranteed, e KItchens _ Bathrooms etablmg COUNTRYSIDE Wallpapermg - Reasonable garage floors, ra twalls, COMPLETE QUALITY PAINTING & Reasonable and honest 792 2736 e storm damage REFERENCES footmgs, pa tIOS, razing • Laundr) room and \ IOla LAWN CARE SERVICE t - REFINISHING References Call anytime Fully msured, free estimates RALPH ROTH 886-8248 garages Free estimates, PLASTERIl"G o\nd Drj''l\all tlOns. Old and ne'l\ work Residential - Commercial I -nlerlor ~Exterlor SerVICE' European m-llOBl "44" Years In Busmess I repairs TextUring and Spnng Cleanup Special STEVE'S PAINTING 758-6949 Pamung 777-0642 or m~3 stucco Insured Pete Free Estimates Power Rakmg anuqumg and varn1l>hmg, InteriOr & Extenor WALLPAPER Taormina, ~2967 Bill, Master Plumber" DORMANT TRIMMING Free Estimates stnppmg and stammg Patdung & Plastermg REA & SON REMOVAL CALL RANDY 268-1636 Complete ktleherl refuushmg Wallpapenng, Wtndow CONSTRUCTION INC PLASTERI:'1G and Drywall (Son of Emil> *Dec1duowe OrDarQeDtals Free EstImates - __ 3230 BY JEFF ALL TYPES OF 882-0029 *Chb Appres.Frurt Trees PuttYing, r:.ulIr.ing Nell SqUires, 757-l1r!3_ I Locusts.Hawthornes, etc. .The First and Orlgmal Good work-Free Estimates CEMENT WORK -== * ESTIMATES on Sprrng clean- }. .Full Time not Part Time * W.lnow how to trIm your up and lawn cuttrng 884- INTERIORS Garages and Modermzduon Reasonable Pflces 21R-FURNfTURE S.M. DECKARD CO. trees, now's the urne. BY DON • LYNN _16 Year!> Expenence Semor CitIzens 10% Off Licensed and Insured REPAIR COMPLETE PLUMBING 5693 .. Husband- \\' Ife Team .Low Rates Over 30 Years Expenence ,I SERVICE THREE C'S Call Steve anytime GREAT LAKES Landscaprng • Wallpapenng .Insured Free estimates 372-7191 772-7191 BOB'S UPHOLSTERY -25% MASTER - LICENSED LANDSCAPING .. Pamtlng Also offerm.s custom pamt 365-5635 off already low pnces Local INSURED Company IS currently otter- Ing specIal d1scount rates on • Metlculou.!. 109, mtenor and extenor QUALITY INTERIOR pamt- references Hours - 9 to 9, FREE ESTIMATES 757-5330 • Insured 779-5235 775-2927 mg, wallpapenng, carpentry T&M summer lawn mamtenance Monday thru Saturdays 885-0406 o LANDSCAPING programs Call today for • Over 20 Year!> Experience and repaIr Expenenced, CONSTRUCTION 772-9326, Bob McVey COMPANY your free estimate 885-0502 527-5560 YOUNG'S reasonable, Insured CEMENT CONTRACTOR B080UBE PAINTING SERVICE Seaver's, 882-0000 • Cement work all kinds FUItNITURE refImshtd, re • Sprmg Clean,Up PLUMBING and HEATING • Cutting RED RIVER RUN Quality Pamtmg & Wallpaper- • Porches-block-step work pall'ed, striPped, any type of "PAINTING 'oI-allpapermg PAINTING-InterIOr / ex- Licensed Ma~ter Plumber LANDSCAPING Ing Plaster &: Drywall • Basement waterproofmg camng Free estImates • Hedge Trlmmmg and wall ~ashmg Semor terlOr, wall washmg and SEWER CLEANING, • Sprmg Clean-Up Repatr References Free Guaranteed 474-8953 or 345-6258 • Edgmg cItizen dll>count Jan 884 domestic c1eanmg Free SPRINKLER REPAIR, ETe Estimates Insured REASONABLE PRICES Lowest PrIces Around • Weekly Lawn Cuttmg 8757, Kathy 773 9569 " estimates Call Thom E-XPERT ANTIQUE rep~urS, • De-Thatchlllg Call anytime 77 4-4896 343-0528 GrosOlePOinte Woods • Free Estimates • 881-7210 refInishing re-gluemg "By 886 3897 773-0525 - 294-1602 • Shrub Tnmmmg NICK KAROUTSOS Jim Young 372-4365 Tony Sertich" 521-1998 PROFESSIONAL TESTA CEMENT DEPENDABLE college stu- • Landscape ConstructIOn 21J-WALL • Garderung P~INTER WHITEY'S WASHING WHERE S THE WOOD? PLUMBING REPAIRS dent to cater to all your land~ CO., INC. Have you been shoPPlIlg for • Shrub Plantmg 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE • Wall Papering Serving The Pomtes & scapmg needs I have my I Intenor IExtenor Pamtlng new furmture lately? Make own equipment and 6 years Get Experienced, Personal I einterlor Painting WALL WASHING, neat, rell. For 37 Years SEWER CLEANING 885-35~ Days sure It'S \\000, not plastiC experience m the Grosse Sernce at Reasonable I • Reasonable Pnces able service Evemngs 882- Driveways, garage floors a Reasonable Rates For AIl Call anytime or after 5 p m • Good Work 6348 Injected mold that has been Pomte area I offer a f1exl' Rates Frf'e Estimates patios, porches photochemlcdlJ... fmlshed Mike Potter - Lie InsW'ed Keith Coderre • Call - no jO~ too small Lie -:;1BJ60 IKS ble quality service at an af- K~MAINTENANCE Company Make sure the drawers are 882-1558 774-0414 Free Estimates fordable pnce I'm fully m- 884-9768 ,. v.all wa!lhmg floor cleaJlmg dO\,etal1ed chairs have glue TONY sured for your protectIOn MELIN'S Pamtmg -Intenor, and ....axIng Frcoeestimate:> 881.1016 block;" chma cabmet has a Th M t Plumber For free informatIOn Call \\ ood back no :'vIasomte e • as er Custom ex tenor, patchmg, plaster- e82-0688 Chns at 884-u479 READ 10 RJRTHER! -~- -- CAPIZZO CONST. These tlP~ brought to you by f \ Son of EmIl) Painting , 109, stucco varnislnng, WID DON1 GAMBLE WITH YOUR WALL v.ashmg done Rea- 5lunshme Stripping and \0 Job too ,mall \eW and dow glaZing and caulking, QUAUTYWORK MAC'S TREE AND sooablerates Expenenr:ed Fml~hlng Co , 11357 East B repdlr'> \ IOlatlOns LAWN MAINTENANCE. Wallpaper e- I- wallpaper Free estrmates, All Types Of Cement, Brick. SHRUB TRIMMING Grosse Pomte references Block \\-ork Garages ",Ide Rd 757 1766 . 293-3181 COMPLETE WORK reasonable price Call any- Rob, 779-6355 tIme Meltn 759-5099 ~ - - - -- RaIsed & Set Done On Ney, 21S-CARPENTER Reasonable rates, quality ser~ IFOR THE BEST SERVICE, Raty, all & Floor ~~...;;;;.;;..-...... _ ~~::I& ~~~ GROSSE POINTE fireman DRAIN SERVICE vice Call Tom 77&-4429 or YOU DON1 HAVE TO PAY ",,11 do wall ....aslung 821 LICENSED INSLRED 7 DAYS 882- t ..... " I Bargains Offered Regularly Each Thursdayl • Thursday, March 22, 1984 Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS ! 1 ~ . . n_t_e_r_l_c_e__ i_n__t_h_e__G_P__H_A Ih~k~l/h~a~II~~hg,Und~t:m!,u.~l,~th~~~~~~~,--• ."" """ ~....,~ ".. M weren't a chess move and ICing was bemg part of somethmg new was, aRd Sm"h plt/IIl-''X, ('(I(I<'h('1I (lnd ram. not the proces!> of glazmg a cake' 'FIrsts' are always excltm~ and ilif'1I celehJatf:,d at IoN'Ii(m.endin,q lIftn. Student!> and communIty mem- Ice hockey was no exceptIOn III Its goals ~ Ith pla~ makmg help trom Shannon f'O\\'leckl led the Islan. Mite Division qlAetl> ((nd llU'",'d1l lugh/Ii /('rently. III bel'S m Gro!>se Pomte \\ere caught flrst ,ear New umforms in the I';ugent and Alderton Blake ('I a\\. del'~ \\ ith SIl\ goals EddIe Barblen The Black Hav.ks topped the hQnrll of Owl, !'I(,ulh I>lud('nt UtlI" up _ through words, !>Ights and famdal gl een and cold hand. ford 1lcored USA '!>onIv tall) , iwh !>coredfour of the fIve Sabres' goals Brums 83 In pIa) off actIOn last Fl'tw{,clt find \orth "h(Jchy dad" <,ow1ds- In the eXCItement of high crafted leather gloves shiny l"an{~ Akott gettmg a'n assl~t Mike Tornce scored the other weekend Jimmy tl"ndary got the Brad Tilldflle, bolh HqU/(/I' (,olltrib- school valslt} hocke) In thiS maug- gold helmets and "long" hockey The :\orth Stars had a deflmte ~abres goal and John Olmsted Hawk~ un the board first \\ hen he utO/'llla the ."t'll l\' !>PQItlllieetwll, htll'e ural sea!>on of 1983-84 lee hockey pant!> Coopel-alls, the latest In pro- edge In !>hots on goal, but USA net- (two) Frank LUCIdo and AIC1e convertt"d a Nate \~eld pa~s but the u', it/e'll l>umm{l/"f'1> of II hat (lnwul/led the new crowd pleaseI', IS what I!> tecllve paddmg mmdel Jlmm! Bunn played very Fisher added the othel Islander tal- BrUinS tied It up on a Mike 0\\ en!> to fI Vf'11I f'.\C'itlllq II mtel .pm I.. M'O' happerung In Glosse POlllte The progra m v.as blessed With a \\ ell In a 10::.mg effort hes goal I>on, (I yWI Ihat round (,lIlMiI PIJlntE' Var!>lty hoeke} at NOllh High l!l (oachlng staff \\hlCh v.as able to Weld '>CO!ed t\\ Ice 10 the "econd ISLA!'. DERS-SABRES • on IN.' ... Fol/ou 1119 (II e TIJ,dtllE'~ "Re. thp product of the perse\ eranee of blend knov. ledge dlsclplme and Lucrdo and Peter McDermott penod \\ Ith Jonathan Romme and The Islandel s bcat the Sabre.s. fle('ti(JIl,~ ... ((lid FI/ "I J mpl f .."wn ... " countless commumt) plannel!> The compa::.slOn Coach Mike Manzella Stephen \\ e~leJ a~~I:,tmg But the 10-5 In the opemng game of the B" each got pia) makers lthree as- Thp wmtel chili that sends the efforts of man) blought the Board and assIstant!> Peter Costello and Brum'> fought back agam to t1(' the diViSIOn po<;t.!>ca!>on tuurnament !>I!>h)for the Islanders, Tornce got commumtv mto a three month hl- of EducatIOn, the Gros~e Pomte :-"Ick Claozzo ~pent countless hours score on goal ...from Jim McMllian The Sabr e~ pld) ed \\ ell, despIte one tOl the Sabres Chn!> Stebbms bernatlOn' \\ as broken thl!> \ ear Hocke) As!>oclatJOn and the 11Igh plannmg the pI ogram, conductmg and JIm Bufallno The Ha\\ ks dl e!>smg Ju!>t mne player'> for the played well In goal for the Islan- brmgmg' kid!> from 8 to 80 to the ~chool admmi~tratlOn and athletiC tl) outs and managwg practices dommated the third penod hov. game ders de!>plte suffermg from the flu nnk, ' where blood ple~SlllC and departments together The fllst and gc!mes It \\as an Involvement evel \\!th .\nd\ Cannonbdll adrenalm le\ els could be exel - ~tep \\ as a tl131 balloon an In that began m late !>ummer and ex- Ba.skel ..,CO! mg dil lIve goal;, I un- Cised The I h) thmiL ~ound of ~kate tramUl al pI ogl am In the fall of 1982 tended through February The pro. mng hI!>g(Jul totdl un the \ eal to 32 A look at some champs blades canwg the ice .sulface Olgam£ed dnd managed b) ~olth gram <;success v.as due largely to Dnmmg a"'>I!>t<,I.\el'e DaVid Puh~ mn"ed \\ Ith the thundel of bodIes athletIC dll ector Tom Gaul'1 ke Jnd the pel !>onal1l1e~and dedicatIOn of Bradle) ~lellen Mmk Waterman The 1983-1\4~qUlrt A ~tate chdm- excellent 1ushmg defenseman he and puck!> stnkmg the plexlgla~!> hi!>a.sslstant Tom Teetaert thIS C oachmg .staff and R) an &.ofwld plOn5>hlp\\ ent to G"u!>!>ePomte!> had a hat tnck and earned cr('atmg an e>"Citement that qUick. 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