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-:-;-:------_.' -_._-_ .._-_ .... _-.- VOL. 41-NOJ 7 PIlIoIl:~1o~~C::dDS~~:,~~:ti~~tHI. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1980 $~~~ooPo,,,cv:., 36 Pages-Three Sections-Section One EDC to Fund Hill's 'Shot In• the Arm' By David Kramer operative, setting up a bond. house he uses (First Boston) ventional financing out of the ground adjacent to Kerche. While the first visible sign ing authority and even at- would issue industrial reve- que s t ion. EDC financing val. Another $100,000 will be of a change on the Hill oc. tempting to build a parking nue bonds for. would result in an interest needed to close off the por. curred when the Standard lot of its own, two developers "New York (First Boston) rate of several percentage .tion of 'McMillan road and On the Hill station made its are planning to take ad van- is concerned with the news- points less. make Messner Field contigu. long-awaited mOVe to the ta-ge of that cooperative at- paper articles about Cottage Their building is planned ous with the remaining ~:f&~':"~/'-""N?:f%£-.' other end of the 'bloc~ a few titude, sinking some big and I'm not sure we could for the corner of Muir and Richard playground. "~,. . /> .' weeks ago, other, behmd.t~- bucks into concrete and steel. get a bigger s t rue t u r e Kercheval, and will be built The c 0 u n c i I authorized' :r:. ',,: scenes moves continue to be It It Enough? through," Rich said. He on land currently occupied Bremer to continue negoti. -tak..en by the principals in the At the Farms Council's noted, however, addition~ to by the old service station and ating with the school system, .two large projects at the February 4 meeting, Richard the structure could 'be made two homes, in addition to the backing the idea, which has other end..of the district. C. Rich, one of those devel. at a later date if necessary. alley to the municipal lot. 81 been in the works for several opers, the man who hopes Swap Alleys is seeking a swap of alleys years. It's a wel1-()rchestrated yet to build the .parking deck At the same meeting, rep- cwnbersome and slow-movin!! "'"~ ,",_H_ ... _ u. __,,"' ~_ with the Farms, which would Rich's structure will have ;.s:;~Ii.t;;.t;.•.C.i vi ~l 1,i"t;0)~uu:u.t ,,:~ull ill Lraiiic irom We lot' tnree levels (see picture) plan of cooperation between ;;;ied th~-$2~3 ~iili~;;'~tr~~: Co., there to seek zoning ~ ~ ... ''-..'. .- ~ ",,."'N~-----"""'''''I'--:'' • government and private en- ture would hoJ.{i 290 cars, being re-routed onto Muir with the entrance and exit variances for their ,proposed _ ~,v ...~",J terprise; a plan whose ulti. somewhat less than some road. onto Muir. The deck will be , office.retail building, reveal. Estimate Costs set back about 30 feet from , mate objective is a shot in councilpersons felt would be , ' .' ed they, too will now seek to In yet another HilI devel- Muir, and will cover about ""'",.. "... ' the arm f to the 'business dis- optimum to relieve parking gain financing 'Via industrial This artist's rendering shows the w1ll have textured concrete finish, : trict where three buildings problems on the Hill. opment, Farms City Manager half of the existing municipal revenue ,bonds issued through Andrew Bremer said studies lot. proposed 290 space parking struc- currently stand. empty and Rich, however, blaming similar b that of the Renaissance the Farms' economic devel- have shown a cost of approxi. ture to be built on the Hill. Viewed real es.tate offl~es are the the possibility of bed reduc. May Add Center. The proposed office-retail opment corporation (EDC). mately $100,000 would be from Muir road, the entrance and predo~llnant busmesses. tion at Cottage Hospital, While the net addition to building would be located to the I Peter V. Bologna, of 81 necessary for the planned parking on the Hill by Rich's exit are shown along with the brick . While the Farms govern. claimed that 290 was the Investment, said the current left of the structure, on the corner construction of a parking lot deck would be 200 spaces, 81 and glass stairway and elevator ment is b!!ing more than co- maximum size the brokerage high interest rates made con- on the Richard School play_ of Muir and Kercheval. ------(Continued on Page 2) structure. The rest of the structure Silver, Gold It Was A Family Affair :'J>rimeTake ::.~fBurglars GP~Property Values ._ Grosse Pointe police . are searching for clues )n a rash of burglaries _:which have hit the com. ,munity in the last two ,:weeks. The police report ,~t least 13 burglaries so far this month where Jump at Record Pace ..thieves follow a pattern of taking silver and jew- By Susan McDonald elry. Last year's rambunctious real estate mark"et , Woods police said thieves Schools LauDcll led to what many are calling the highest percent. ':broke into a Hampton road age increase in property valUes ever recorded in -home on February 6, and Grosse Pointe, according to tentative assessment took camera equipment, a figures computed by Wayne County. _calculator, binoculars, golf Millage Effort The 5tate equalized value - , clubs and jewelry valued at (SEV) of homes in Grosse _more than $1,800, ' in the I Woods and Shores, The campaign to win support for school mill- Pointe will jump an average and 21 'percent in the City. - Sometime over last week., age renewal will begin this month with a com- of over 20 percent this year. They are based on factors end, 'thieves entered an 't 'd Those factor. increases are ox:~ mum y-WI e voter registration drive and a special based on actual housing sales computed by Wayne County ford road home and stole effort to sign up young'voters in the public schools. last year. in conjunction with local tax about $2,500 in items, includ. 1 assessors. ing 11 l().piece silver set. The millage committee is - But, because of the hefty working with Grosse Pointe's tax rate - 26.55 mills for SEV increases, homeowners Not tl> Worry Park police also reported League of Women Voters to sehools and 1.~ mills for Ii. may get some relief from F red e r i c k Hornfisher, r." ro:~:!!~~~BfM':. ~er cltlaeDa in time for. bruies. . cities and the local 5Chool Woods comptrQller-assessor, the March 24 tax election, ". . system on tax rates in 1980. said his city's 20 percent in- cidents,. happene.( iHltweert The deadline is February 25. That rate will be trimmed The local units of govern- crease 15 .the hlg!lest be ever 1:30 alid 8:30 pm,o.n Feb. '.:' TheSe- two 't~' we're among sev- tion, sponsors 'Of the event, "were For those who ~an't maJte ba~k, !i!.a~.p.year,powev~r,,~ ~ent wiUbe forced' -to roll recalls in hls 15 years on the ruary 10, •. job. '" I eral thousand people who descended overwhelmed by the huge attend- it to their clty clerk's office caus~ 01. Gr?sse Pointe s rap. back tax rates to stay in line T hie ve s ransacked one "n's high, but I do believe upon the War Memorial earlier this ance, The fair also marked the debut to sign up, the.LWV has ar. idly 1lICreasmg property ....al- with the Headlee Tax Limita- home and escaped with about it accurately reflects the sales month for the Pointe's first Family of the book, "Celebrating Families: ranged an evening registra. ues, whilch jumped more than tion Amendment. After the $4,000 in silver coins. An. tion date Thursday Febru- 20 ,percent 'this year, (see rollback, the average home. in our area," Hornfisher Fair, In all, 15 'churches and 29 hu- A Treasury of Family Resources," said. other resident reported silver ary 21, f;om 7 to 9' p.m. at story ~ve). . ,owners' local tax bill will in. and coins at an uDknown man service organizations pulled to. which is now on sale at several local He added, though that gether for the five-hour fair. The all three. public libraries. Headmg a citizen Gomnut- crease about 11 percent in value missing. churches, book stores and shops. In addition school staff tee to drum up support for the 1980-81 tax year. "it's nothing for home~wners to worry about." Homes owned!})y a 71-year. Grosse Pointe Ministerial Associa- members hav~ been depu' th~ millage are two Grosse Break Down "Our tax .rate will -be ad- old woman and a couple who tized and will conduct their Pomte couples, James and Because none of the cities justed downward to compen- just moved to the City from own registration campaign in Joan Long of Roseda~e court are reassessing property this Ken t u c k y were robbed sate for the increases because War Memorial Aims for $160,000 principal's offices at North and Lloyd an~ Cynthia Sem- year, the SEV increases will of H e a d lee," Hornfisher earlier this month and, as has and South High. Students pie of Cambndge road. be uniformly added to all said. "You could raise prop- been tbepattern, thieves The Grosse Pointe War received at the same point from by March 1. i The goal who will be 18 years old by James Long, p'resident of local property. Homeowners erty values 50 percent and it went ior the silver and gold Memorial's 1980 Family Pal:- in the drive last year. That is just three percent more election day may sign up. the North High Boosters will not receive special noti. wouldn't make any differ. first. ticipation Campaign under leaves the c~nter with $122,. than -requested last year, de- Name Chairmen Club, is station ,manager of fication of the hikes unless ence. We can only collect a 'J'he elderly woman, who' the direction of George J. 908, to collect to reach its spite a 13 percent inflation Voters will pass J'udgment WJR. ra,dio .. Lloyd Semple is they have substantially im- certain number of tax dol- lives oQ. Rivard, told police Reindel, Ill, is off to a good goal of $160,000, according rate. b hi d proved or added to their on a three.year millage pack. egmmng s. secon te.rm on houses in the last year. lars." -that the,thieves escaped with start. to War Memorial officials. The $160,000 target is age in the March election. the Farms CIty CouncIl and Reduce Rates $1,721' worth at jewelry and As of February 7, $37,091 John M. Rickel, president about one quarter of the The schools are asking for a is an attorney with Dykema, do~~e t~E~4 i~~~~:~~s i:r~~~ In facl, city officials in at a 12"'Piece place setting of had been received from l,4G2 of the center's board Qf di- center's budgetary needs for least four Grosse Pointe renewal of the current voted (Contin.ued on 'Page 2) I Farms and Park, 20 percent (Continued on -Page 2) donors, compared to $24,5-14 rectors, hopes to hear Ifrom the fiscal year beginning (Continued on Page 2) - many more families, individ- August 1. The rest of the uals and organizations in the monies must come -by in. Th tJ B - A 51- f H- Protesters Pick Up Steam five Grosse Pointes in the creasing charges for activities near future. and services and from income ey re uymg ICe 0 lstory H all goes according to pop u 1a r gourmet cooking from -the center's endow- plans, this weekend's march store, may be forced out of The center is a busy place, ment. By Joanne N. Gouleche Now, 54 years later, a ago to accommodate a sewer house was of historical value open night as well as day , Shortly before he died in group calling itself Preserva. line for nearby apartments. to the area. in sUPPIlrt of the Pointe its home on Fisher road be- except on Sunday-and even All donations are tax de. 1926, DavI'd Mac ken z l' e, ti W . . . t d t''''1 on ayne. IS saymg JUs But the die-hard efforts of Historic SIte Pedlar should be the biggest cause of Detroitbank Corpo- then it is used for church uc .... e. . , . Wayne S tat e Um've-ity's about the thO g bo t P t' WhIt d .~. same In a u reserva Ion ayne a e The Michig h' t d" rally outside of a high school ration's plans to tl1rn the meetings, theatrical perform- Campaign Chairman Rem. first dean strolled slowly D M k .. , h th' an IS ory IV!- gymnasium in years. corner into a trust office. d 1 h h' I t I' e.an. ac enzle s 0 m e, e sewer proJect, and they sion of the Department of anees, chamber. music con. e as ~s IS goa no on y I through the halls of Central whIch IS less than. a block soon began a plan to save State agreed, too, and subse- Organizer Elaine Hartman The bank recently pur. certs and the like. the ree.elpt .of $160,000, but Hl'gh School, an l'nstl'tutl'on away from C ntral H gh (0 th 85- Id h f said she expects more 'than chased the Pedlar building, b f , "e . "I n w e year-o orne rom quently awarded Preservation More than 252,000 people also mcreasmg the ase 0 he had helpetl foster as'the Wayne s Old Mam ). the wrecker's ball. I Wayne a $60,000 matching 1,000 people to show up at which it had managed for used the center last year - donor~ by one quart~r. number one high school in The three-story Que e n The group ?f Wayne. stu- grant to restore the Victorian 11 a.m. Saturday, February several years. A spokesman young people, teenagers, sin- Durmg the campaign, the the nation and said to a col. Anne home on Cass nE:ar dents, alumni and friends home 16, at the corner of Fisher says the Fisher road trust gles, families and senior War Memori-al is offering league, "Beautiful old build. Hancock was to have been i eve~tually convinced the U~i'l Th~ ho~se has since been road and Grosse Pointe boule. office will be "more conveni- citizens. It received contri. several free events to the ing isn't it?" bulldozed away three years, verslty that the :-'Iackenzle placed on the C'lty of De. vard for the event. ent for Grosse Pointers and butions from 6,000 families. community. The first will be I' . Hartman and others are will eliminate the necessity Follow up solicitations "A Cru'Ise to th e Gr eek Is- I troit's Register of Historic protesting the announcement for traveling downtown to will bemailedtoallhomeslandsandMainland ... acolor.ISites and the National Reg- that the Pointe Pedlar, a transact trust business." ' ! ister of Historic Places, and and organizations not heard I (C~ntinued on Page 5) i now shares a historic land. i mark distinction with the I Hilberry Theatre and Old ~fain. , 'High Priest' Goes for Gags at P&J ) , Restoration cost for the Mackenzie house will hit at By David Kramer American agents, and three party for the theater itself'l general housecleaning effort. least $170,000 to replace a and a half years in prison- in which he hopes to get the And through it all, Shaker If one upcoming show can new slate roof, copper gut- Timothy Leary - is back. whole 'block involved. walks with undiminished en- indicate what's to come from . I ters, refinish floors, restore the new management at the What does he do on stage? Shaker's big hope, hOW-I thusiasm, supervising his : ceramic tile and clean, tuck- Punch and Judy Theater, Why, a comedy act, what ever, is for live theater. workers. : point and seal brick. among more than a few Grosse else? While a planned live drama Former manager Marc Et. other restoration needs. performance in March of ter is still in the wings with Pointers may raise an eye. Promises More Project Grows brow or two when they pass "Company" was postponed his ''Theater on a String" Who would have thought? \Vhen it is finally restored. by the "old girl's" marquee. Well, Tom Shaker, for one. indefinitely -because Shaker planning a production of iI will hquse the offices of He is part of the new man. felt the Punch needed more Shakespeare's " T we 1ft h True, one who drives past PrC'scrvalion \'la~ ne and the agement team at the Punch, cleanup work first, he prom. Night" to run beginning the theater will notice the lTniversity Cultural Center and he's got big ideas about ises to have live shows by March 17. standard movie fare is still Association, a group who has what should be done there. summertime. Righ~ now, his' Helping Shaker out will be tl\ere, and it will remain already paid three' years rent Actually, he's spending most cleanup ~rew of high school J u d y Giesekinl':. business there for some time, perhaps in advance tn hC'lp the :'.[ae- of his efforts now cleaning studen~ IS kl'~t hU,sy. and he manager, who will run "the permanently. kenzie causC'. up the place, while relying says h~ s puttmg m 2()..hour day to day operation," ac. George :\Iontgomery, pres. But who would guess that on the standard movie fare, days hImself, cording to Shaker. on March 2, along with the Rocky Horror and an occa. Cleaning Up , . ident of the Michigan Con- movies and the "Rocky Hor- sional musical group to keep "We've done an astronom- !?espite the dls1nterest the solidatee. Gas Company, has ror Piocture Show" the former the place in the black. ical amount of work," he Pomte ,has shown for the been busy soliciting funds "high priest of acid" himself for th(' :'.!acken7.ir house hy But give him a month or said, "I've been living here. Punch In the past, Shaker Spearheading the campaign to re- will make a guest appear. But the old girl needs the feel.s he can put out enough for its $12.50 "buy a slicE' of historv" ~rearh('a<1jng a corporatC' so, and Shaker, himself a store Mackenzie House are (left to ance? tt t' " ~'aned entertamment to draw campaign. Dor,o'rs in r('turn w'ill i fl1nrl,raisin~ caml'aif:n professional actor, promises a a en Ion. them in. He plans to get a right) CHARLES A. MONTGOME- That's right. The former wide variety of entertain. receive a certificate indicating th'pY A{'cord,ng to (;roso;e Point- ~he theater's huge chan- regular mailing going soon RY, president of Michigan Consoli- advocate of LSD and other ment to go along with the have helped to restore the Macken- e'r Marian Droll. publk affairs del1ers have been cleaned, with a call'ndar of events, I dated Gas, WSU President THOMAS ,'pok('~man for the utility. hallUCinogenic drugs ("tune Punch's cleaned up act. Many and a new movie screen 1S zi£ house. Those who wish to donate in, turn on, drop out") after of his ideas are still just coming soon, seats that were "I want the ppople to be BONNER, arc hit e c t LEWIS M. a li1rger sum mav buv an E'ntire Montgomery's efforts have an exile that included con. that: a birthday party for torn have been repaired, and aware of what we're doing DICKENS III, and KATHY WEN- room and have it Ilamed in thE'ir netl('d thc ~'ackenzie project about $21,700 in corporate viction and imprisonment on Rocky Horror, which will the curtain cleaning is being here," he said. "I want them DLER, a member of Preservation honor. So far, aboul a dozen Pointers donations. incl11din~ S5,OOO drug charges, escape and have 'been running at the bid. The stage is cluttE'red to stop by the box office in Wayne and daughter of the Harold have contributed to thr Mackl'llI:il' flight to Algeria, kidnapping Punch for two years in April, from the Ford Motor COI11- with odds and ends brought I the day and give u, their j Hahns of Bishop road. Preservation cause. For more information call pany, and return to prison by as well as a 50 year birthday up from the basement in ;, ideas." Wayne is actively seeking donors 577-355~. (Continued on Page 2) Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I February 14, 1980

~Auto:~?t1?~ • Home- Lif. - Business History Thieve's Go for Gold Property (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) silver missing from the din. ing room cabinet. (Continued froJ!!, Page 1) And donations still con- Gorham silver, which the cities, (excluding the Shores), DICK ROBBINS victim said was valued at Monday Search tinue to pour in from small Farms police said a.. 12. said their tax rates will be Sales Representative companies. too, Driscoll said, $600 - back when it was Qr. reduced this year because of iginally purchased in 1946. piece sterling silver set was But a $10,000 contribution reported stoleu from a Headlee. ,'. " Be Snoopy' . from the John S. Knight Country Club drive home on Th e tax amen dmen,t ap- I . . '.~'/¥'i;-."$X ~~... l'1!IE.'.IIII.r~~:.' 775-4700 Thieves entered a Nef"f ~," ';', &It ..... 1 \~) Foundation has been the lar. Fe,bruary 8 and a televisi{)n proved in 1978, says the:, , .., I_L- road h(}me, qn February 7 at -1 '...- .' I!t~.~{~~. \~. gest so far. set missing from a Lewiston amoUnt of tax revenue col.,' .., .....i: •• r. ,,' about 12:30 p.m. and took a Preservation Wayne ibelf road home on February 7. lected by .cities cannot in. O~e of the first things 10 consider when setting Mlchlslen Mutuel In..urence Group $1,000 d i a m 0 n d sapphire has raised about $12,880 to. Late 'Monday night, Febru. crease any more than the up a wine cellar is how much wine is general~y con- ring. The owners apparently ward the Mackell2ie house. ary 11, Grosse Pointe police rate of inflation each year. sumed. For example, two or three bottles of wn~e per surprised the culprits. The joined in a chase with Harper Spokesman Keith Kalinowski silver and a stereo were left Inflation, measured by the week are used, and perhaps one dinner parly a .month Winter said the state grant has just Woods and Detroit after two Consumer Price Index, is ex- is ~i,'en, during which three or four bottles of wine a.re behind. suspicious men were spotted about been matched by out- City Police Lt. RO'bert Van pected to be about ll,~ per- served, approximately'll dozen cases of red ~nd white side funds. driving a stolen car in the cent. Therefore, cities like lahle wines a year will be needed. A good .wlne ~ellar SALEI Tiem advises residents to be area. 20°/000 Now the group is embarked "snoopy." "Watch your neigh. the Pointes with 20 percent u~uallv ,'ontains a year's suppl)'. For t~e wine d.rmker Harper Woods Police Lt. on a plan where anyone can bors and their houses closely. increases in tax base, will be '!"',l'riill'd almve, a space four feel Wide and SIX fee.t CARPET and FURNITURE " help preserv\! the Mackenzie George Tullo said the suspect forced to rduce tax rates, h' I d If you see a stranger, let lis car crashed into a parked high ,.huulll I". ~urricienl. If I e wmes are p ace In house by buying one square know. We're glad to check van on Mack and police be. Board of Review. rUl'k .. IIr hi ..,. II,,, "I,a,'e,will be needed. foot of the house for $12,50, anything out." Just how much tax rat~s CLEANING gan chasing the culprits on (it's tax deductible). Call for free estimate Another Neff home was foot into the Woods. will be cut will be detel'- 'wh.ilt'\"('r ',,"r rale of consumption, PARKIE's So far, Preservation Wayne burglarized when t hie V e s A Detroit helicopte~ cir. mined 'by individual cities as I' \I{T\ 's fie w: 1"2,');) '\lack, Corner of 51. Clair, rummaged through the house East Side Carpet Cleaners : has recejved about $4,000 cled the area and a canine they prepare budgets this 1),'lr"il. ,,1T,'r .. lh., '1.lel'lion of wines, liquors, beers and took a stereo and jewelry from the $12.50 "b!1y a slice unit was brought in. Later, spring. Other units of gov- and olh,'r del"I.tahles 10 meet your needs all year 14111Kercheval Ave. 8221481 of history" campaign, includ. wor~h $1,000 between 4 and OWNED & OPERA TED BY THE BABICH FAMILY SINCE ?948 a 43-year-old Detroit man ernment, however, such as round. Wilh P\ltKIE's PARTY SHOP jusl a~o~nd ing donations from 11 Grosse 8:30 p.m. on Fetruary 9. was apprehended by police. Wayne County, are not ex.) Ihe cornt'r HIU l'll.ll ~ll\(' ~'ourself the cost ot' bUlldmg That same day, thieves en. Pointers. Police are still looking for pected,to roll back tax rates .' II' . I' 'I"ad in\'t~sl vour savin"" in Ihe tered the Lincoln road home this year a wine ce ar anc 111- ~ • . •• ...... ' Anyone who donates to the the ~~0!!d !n~~. of two school teachers and in Ine '.::ihOres Village Suo eujoYlluie I,iea.un'" '" ...,i ..." "V, .." ,.,V ""'''''"UU Mackenzie house will receive Farms Chief Feber said, escaped v/ith jewelry, a color p~rintelldent Th~mas Jefferis of your favorite bevera!/:{'~. O,pen ,10-10. !\!on.- Thurs., a certificate of appreciation "We thought there might be TV, $150 in, cash and two said he didn't know if the 10-11 Fri. & Sat., noon-IO SlIn. reI. 88.)-0626. indicating that they have a connection between these pillow crses (this is common helped save a portion of the men and the recent rash of city would roll back the tax WINE W'lsnou. in several burglaries). MOVING house. For a larger sum, you burgl'arie:;. That's why every- rate. "I expect the Shores 0 d . b'-h ase at ~e~sonal sales for the can buy a!'l entire room and Farms Police Chief Rob- to abide ,by Headlee," Jefferis r er wines y e c . one jum'ped in on the CNtse." said. best buys. have it named in your honor. ert Feber advises people to check their insurance pol- Homeowners who feel their If you are interested in ices on silver. Win Free Trip assessments are too high 'TO "buying into" the Mackenzie He ~aid a rider for silver still have a chance to appeal ------,- House, contact Preservation nClW costs about $2 per to their cities for relief. Wayne aNi77-3559. To Las Vegas $1.000. , .Boards of Review hearings , . 'rhat community .reported The Notre Dame Parent are scheduled in all five two burglaries on February De~elopments . Guild will present "A Mil. Pointes next month: March 10 when thiev~s entered a lionaire's Party" on Saturday, 11 and 25 in the Park; March GROSSE McKinley road bome about 17 and 18 in the City; March February 23, from 7:30 -p.m. (Continued from Page 1). 4:30 in the afternoon and to 12 a.m. at Notre Dame, 11 and 25 in the Woods and Investment's building would escaped with, a sterling silver 20254 Kelly. ' Farms, and March 10 and 11 require. according to ordi. heirloom and a gold wedding Donation is $5 per person in the Shores. nance, 208 more spaces. One rin~. ' and includes $2 in chips as If you get no -relief from POINTE? 'council member, Nancy Wau. A Radnor circle resid~nt the city Board of Review you well as ~ chance in the grand gaman, wondered how the also discovered his entire door prize drawings. First .can always appeal to the deck thus WQuid ~elp the house ransaeked that day- and prize' is an expense pai,d trip State Tax Tribunal. current parkhig" situation, for two to Las Vegas. Second acknowledged to be inade- prize is an e~p~nse paid trip quate. It is possible for a single Millage for two to Toronto. But Rich said his struc- theft by computer to net a Tickets may be purchased tures are made so they can (Continued from Page 1) criminal up to 50 times the .. at the school office or at the amount of money taken in a be added onto in segnien's Gossett, Spencer, Goodnow door. bank robbery . J: at a later date if necessary. and Trigg. ... He said parking rates would Long said this week he is .. probaply be about 30 cents optimistic about the millage PICHE BARBER SHOP ..... per half hour, with leased proposals . NOW OPEN IN-THE-VILLAGEat .. parking available . EGAN'S MEN'S SHOP .. It's Reasonable .. Councilman Lloyd Semple, "I think people here real- 8-6 Tun ••Frl., Sat. 8-4 - App't. or walkln ~r- .explaining recent actions.of ize that, a strong- school sys- • Bafor. 1:30 r.ar entrance only \ the Farms EDC 'allowing the tem is the backbone of this ..11-11543 ' .. 81 Investment project to seek h fP to bonding for their building, community," he said. "T e ,.• said bond counsel ha'a as- benefits this school system ... I ... sured EDC members such a offers t~e entir~ cO!?!llunity , .. use would be "appropriate." -especlall,y semor clhzens-I , ,... . . - are supenor to any school MeGLONE CadLQQac .. Turnmg Pomt district I've seen." "I have some q~estion as The tax proposal, he ,add. t to w~~re the publIc purpose ed. is a "reasonable one." LEASE (requlre.d for EIl~ b9ni'" ,,"Taxes ,will" increllse . .with .. _~s~:lt.id "ehIH,'" 'h~t s~ \ the rjl\ei.C05Ji.nf,lat.ioll.,:'hLong PLAN , addmg. _Iu! felt, Jeg~latl ;pid. j "Unfortunately" schools ,. " g~\!~:l1Jl\!lEPi(}!f,Jlould pr •• ,have.)Q )i~, ~ij.h.,~~at, too." .. ,a,bl>, so?n, b~,,re-v,amP,ed ~ . The re~est is for are. tlgh~en Its usage, '",.' newal of the current tax ..• 25 Autovest Legs• • Michael ~urns, ,pre.sl~ent rate, which was approved by 1980 Coupe DeVille • of the Hill .~sso;/atl~D, votp.rs 3.1 in 1977. Payments Totaling termed the projects a gIft B f th Headlee $4380.50 to us on a silver platter. ec~u~e ~ e "1 think the Hill is at'a Tax Llmltatl?n Amendment, Non-Refundaltl. Down Payments of If you know someone contemplating < point {lfhere We could go t~at rate WIll be reduced $175~~ .. a move to Grosse Pointe, call our either way. Whatever we can slIghtly each yea.r to compen- STK.#218 $2000.00 .. office, give their name and address do to further 'it, should be sate for escalatmg property ..• and we will be happy to mail them done," he said. values . .. Staff Cuts .. our brochure describing the five NETS AT THE FISHER? The net effect will be an Grosse Pointes. Susan Mascarin of the average 11 percent increase ., 7S Autovest leas. .. Shores and Liz Wachter of in total taxes paid next year 1980 SedanleVille ... the Farms, winner and run- if the proposal is approved . Payments Totaling ner.up, respectively. of the Eleven percent is the rate $7250.50 .. I local qualifier inAh~ Avon of inflation. measured by the 02 Non-R.lundalile Consumer Price Index. PUIO . Tennis Championships of De- 1lC, TAl Down Payments of The school administration $290 troit, played tennis in' the $2000.00 lob-by of the Fisher Buildin~ plans to continue reducing STK.#55 Di.~.1 Spedal on Februar}' 12. Their play its staff by about 12, persons is part of a special exhibit a year to reflect declines in running through February enrollment. The millage pro. 22 commemorating the 10th 'posal also allows for a three 885-7000 anniversary of the women's per c e n t "improvement" MeGLONE CADILLAC pmfessional tour. spending on new programs 20903 HARPER 881-6600 .- each year . . To register to vote, citiz- en should visit their city clerk's office during regular business hours. To register on February 21 in

Thursday, February I~, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three" --_...... _------School System to Spend Cottage Pians . $600,000 on Buildings CPR Class ,SAVE 20% Cottage Ho.pital wili offer \27%~ff The SchOOl Board moved electrical systems, roofs and a free cardiopulmonarr - re- into phase four of its build. parking lots. About $42,000 suscitation (CPR) clau on ing and site 'program this will be used to repair or reo Wednesday, February 27, ON A BREAT MEAL ALL week, allocating $600,100 for place athletic and gymnas- from 7 to lO p.m. The pro- It It maintenance and renovation ium equipment. gram w ill be held in board WALLP'APER of 15 Ibuildings. The money COIlW!S from a rooms A and B on the lower The funds will be used for building. and site fund that level of the hOlPltal. Reser. Call in any pattern from any book. a variety of projects that in. was established in 1976 with vations must be made in ad. Tat. the8.. t Pancak .. In town elude upgrading heat and a $2 million transfer from vance by calling 884-8600, ex. - I the general school fund and tension 2390, or C,'"ema League supplemented in 1979 by an. Try our Speclaltl .. of the house Phone: 886-4050 other $500,000 transfer. ParticiPlInts in the CPR class will learn some basic PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. NO DEPOSIT Visits USSR In the first three phases of anatomy, tJ:1emost common APPLE PANCAKE the program more than $1.6 heart attack signals, and how • NO FREIGHT CHARGE million was spent on projects CREPES The Grosse Pointe Cinema in all 15 schools, three -li. to activate the emergency • NO DELIVeRY CHARGE League will 'present .'The braries and two auxiliary medical services system to OMELETTES U.S.S.R., Siberia and Central buildings owned by the O'btain help. They will also • PAY WHEN DELIVERED Asia," a 15mm movie by school systen:. i~arn how to do rescue Our Pancake batter is Z:gmund Niparko, when it breathing and one man CPR. Phase 1,j"t will be allo. made dally using only fresh Post Walleovering nistnbutors, Inc, meets in the War Memorial's cated as follows: Victoria J. Boyce, RH, di- 50 Cen!s Per Roll Added To All Orders Less Than Fyll Ca.., 124 Roils) Fries Auditorium on Mon. rector of education, said the Ingredients day, February 18, at 6 p.m. • North High, $M,OOO for HOURS MON.-FR!. 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. projects in the boy's locker class will be taught the • 1979. POSI Wallcover1ll9 O.SI toe Area residents are invited room, s&ftbal1, dental aides American Heart Association's to attend the program with- "ABC's" of cardiopulmonary Order our fr.. h squeezed out charge. la'b, sump pump and wood- Orana. Juice :iiIUV. !'e~!!~r!!~t!o~: ~~:}', b:"e::t.h~ Last summer Mr. Niparko ing, and cir~ation . photographe,j the Soviet side • I South High, $33,000 for we nelle, comp;omise with quality 233 DEAN LANE of Central Asia, north of work on mechanical and elec. Certified instructors will conduct the class and use a m Mongolia and Afghanistan, trlcal systems, the water GROSSE POINTE FARMS in the historically rich cities heater, roof and water 'main, manikin for practice. Parti. 20% COU ON 20% BY OWNER-BY APPOINTMENT of Alma-Ata, Samarkand, as well as baseball field cipants will see a brief sUde ~ ------Tashkent and Bukhara. fence elevation and automa- presentation on CPR. People I OFF OFF. 886-9243 His colorful movie begins tion of gym baskets. who successfully complete in the Russian capitat of • Brownell, $54,600£or the class will receive a card I • Moscow, and then travels on sidewalks, new house phones, and certification good for furnace power damper, gym- one year in Michigan. I gp I. for 3,000 miles to the Siber. I Valid until March 2, 1980 ian city of Bratsk where the nasium floor, roof and clock Tbe class is prepared in. replacement. I Not ~aJld Sat. or Sun. in South/ield I .photographer found his In- cooperation witb the Com- I TNI»Ior. 4:00 p;m. on sat. or Sun. in Gros.se Pointe • tourist guide remembering • Panells, $78,300 to reo mittee on Emergency cardiac Grosse Pointe's Walker Cis- pair seepage in the pool, the Care by tbe American Heart fi71te{;'Ur;Jl((I[jJ~,e :1&J#M1 ler, who served as a consult. roof, heating system, locker Association. ant at the great Angara River rooms and to replace audito- I. Preeent ttUa coupon to the cashier at either Original I. PancMe Houle Restaurant and receive a 20"10dis- Power Project. rium carpeting, metal doors ./ The next stop is Irkutsk, and a heating coil. GPF Receives I count for you and )'Our entire party. I capital of Eastern Siberia, • Pierre, $28,500 for the I ...... ·-- PImE --- I with glimpses of the Trans. heating system, science tab, 11"III. ZIZ13" All. ~fS Extension ....-...... It w- .J Siberian railroad. parking lot and sidewalk. V'" , ..... Flights are made to Alma. • 'Bames, $60,000 for a TIle Farms fire department U Ata in Kazakhstan, just roof project llnd conversion finally received notification miles from Mongolia, sepa- of an oil burning furnace to it would be allowed to oper- .~------rated 'by the majestic Trans. IIi Ala-Tau Range, and on to ga; Defer, $12,000 to seal ate its ambulance, at least the Republic of Uzbekistan, roof 'parapet and upgrade until July while it continues "The three R"s"~ along the "silk road" of electrical service. to train personuel to become Marco Polo, used by 'traders • Kerby, $26,500 to up- emergency medical techn!- Traditional colonial, includes 4 bedrooms, for many centuries. grade the beating system and cians. convert from oil to .ps. TIle FlU'JDShas been oper. make Cadillac. 1980 21/2 baths, living room, dining room, library, This is the land of Genghis Khan, the victories of Timur • Ma:re, $26,000for a roof ating the ambulance sin~ family room, large kitchen - breakfast room, rand, now, the agricultural project. January 1 in Umbo, sinee its a great car ~or today. finished basement, 2 car garage, central air, accomplishments of the So- - Mason, $20,000 to reo last one-year extension of sprinkler system - convenient to public trans- vIets. place the art room ceiling, the EMT requirements ran portation, schools & shopping. A social hour for Cinema house phones, outside doors out at the end of last year. League members follows the and clock system. Fire Chief Warren Schultz presentation. - Monteith. $34,500 for the applied to the Soutbeutem roof and sidewalks. Michigan Council' on Emer. Poupard ,$4(),700 to reo !Jency Xedical 8enicea for r------..'I OFF. " OFF I place· house phones, install another extension in Decem. 1 power dampers, and improve ber and wasn't noUfied nnlll the parking lot, sidewalks last week the request had Cadillac 1980 has room for.6 adults ... and their luggage. 1 Presentat,ion of this! ad admits one for $14.50 ($1.00 off) for any 1 and tuckpointing. been turned down. 1. Room. 1 FRIDAYperformance February 15 through March 7, 1980. Admission • t -II ~charllt'd, 'b$52,OOOdto i':l- Ikbultz appealed -to the 2. Range. With .the available long Distance Cruise Package, a ($15 50 II ). I d D' (R'b f Be f B' k d P t t R II s auu e In oars, replUr 'itate Department of Pu'bUc . no~m,a y l~,~ ~ .e.s: lO."e~, 1 s 0 ~,a. e 0 a 0, 0 s, _I cllX!ks.a.n~work.~n roof and Health, however and was 1980 Cadillac offera an estimated range of 375 miles on a single tank. 1 Tossed Sal~d; 'Appl~' Pie); Show, Tax and Gratul~. ,- <'I tuckpombng." _;.,. , 'p1IIIted the.~. ',: ,f.v' of fuel .•. 575 mi~ ~n th~highway. J. t I , ," I - ". ,. ,TrOmb11, ,,$15,OOQ (0 Stat I u1l' that ,3. Res'ale. Year after year, Cadillac has the highest resale value of :~~?o~~~ u~f:C~ h:~~a:: am~c~Wm~iIa:.tl~ dF r.s EASTLAND DINNER THEATRE. OtIy domestic luxury car. That makes Cadillac a areat car for today ... Is-h; U e I ropes in windows One licensed EXT - ridiDl I I1.0 • AdmiDi.strati~ Bufldia,. with the patient. The Farms Gitd tomorrow. For more realOns to buy or lease a 1980 Cadillac, Visit: $14,500 to upgra-de heating is technic~y supposed ~ I 1 system and repair roof. have 5.7 EXTs to. cover all 1 NNIE'r RO~r I shifts. At present It has one, OGER 'I M I1111 . J V 'IJ I Forum to Hear ~~~~s::o a~~~~t~:U:o f: • 1F F.. begin training soon. ,j rOlll enllnlsts Schultz said the depart. .ALU: ment should have enough IERVICE: 'I 1 Mon. & Thun. -Mon. & Thun. , TME Two outstanding I 0 C a I trained men by July. 'til9 P.M. 'I 1 women will highlight the The Shores also is oper- 7:30 A.M.-7:30 P.M. , I FLElC, (Family Life Educa- ating under a six-month ex- ,1 M\lJIC~L tion Council), Family Forums tension of the EMT require- 833.3 E. 11 Mile Rd. "1 I in coming.weeks. ments. . Mrs. Joan V. Haller will be ------757-0767 or 536-6260 :.1 BASED ON I the speaker on Monday, Feb- Dig up the facts - that THE LIVES OF I ruary 18, 7:30 p.m. at St way t!lere's no room for WITH G11N1JDf1 Gila PARTS "I PLauthlLutheran Church, 37E doubt. 0 rop. I THE . 1 !Her topic will ,be "Getting Organized - Making Every I MIIRX IlU701 I Day Count." '1 Itn VI\! • 1 Mrs. Halter is a certified paraprofessional in career I I development for women. She . 1 teaches management by «>l>- I. 1jective and time planning courses and was a business administration major at West. . I ern Reserve. She is married I. and has five children. S E The second program fea. 'I BOOK BY ARTHUR MARX & ROBERT FI H R I1 tures a three-session work. I LYRICS BY HAL HACKADY MUSIC BY LARRY GROSSMAN 1 shop "On Being Single," con. ducted by an expert, Sister I, ORIGIALL Y PRODUCED ON BROADWAY BY ARTHUR WHITELAW Sean Hogan. The dates are MAX J. BROWN & BYRON GOLDMAN 1 March 10, 17 and 24 at 51. "II 1 Paul Lutheran Church. The FOR RESERVATIONS 1 ~~~;~~:.Op.m. for all three 24937 E. JEFFERSON, near 10 Mile ,I CALL 371.8410 1 CAR-OP-ER-AT-IN-G-COS-TUP '1 RUNNING FRI.& SAt EVENINGSEA~1~O~;R~NG 1 in~:n~v~~~:~gCo:t nOefwo~~; reached 30 cents per mile in Reservations Now I Cocktails at 6:30 p.m., Di..... at 7:00 p.m., Show m 8:15 p.m. 1 December 1979, a new high, " " 1says the Hcrtz Corporation. ______1 OFF OFF.. orIt is14.7an percentincrease overof 4.91978.cents Accepted For VALENTINE'S DAY For Your Entertainment We Have Music By JERRY ROBINSON and NICK HARRIS You're Invited ToJoin Us on Valentine's Day! OPEN FROM PHONE 11 :30 a.m. 'til 2 a.m. 772-4777 Valet Parking For Your Convenience

______J~~~._.l<-_.'I' '.~ _ Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 14, 1980 .' 1 Youth Hurt Nature Center Proposed Centers Offers FURNACES In Accident Two Cruises By Ferry School's PTO. & BOILERS A 17.year-

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( Thursday, February 14, /980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fiv'l' Farms Says 'Thanks' to Canada WE. BUY STERLING SIL VER

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COMPOTES Photo by Dov,d Kromer To Weighted JL wa::; the ii'arms' turn tJ con- at the February 4 Council meeting II S15000 gratulate and thank Canada for its to receive a resolution of thanks And Higher daring role in aiding the escape of frGm Mayor JAMES DINGEMAN, six American ~iplomats from Ir<;in right. Mr. Harris is a resident of the late last month. Canadian Consul Farms. BREAD TRAYS FRANK HARRIS, left, was on hand TUMBLERS Center Hosts Series 'On Life & Living'. We Pay TM Lecture We Pay Begins at St. Clare Church $80°° S5()o° The Internlltional Medita- To $300°° To Unweighted tion Society, a no n..profit , The Continuing Education I Church as we :know it today. are higher. educational organization And More will Committee of St. Clare of I "Changes-Shaping the Cath. We Pay To 0 offer a free lecture on the $100°° 5450° Montefalco Parish, ,Mack and olic Church Today" will be And Higher Transcendental Meditation Outer Drive, has announced held for six Thursday eve- program Wednesday, Febru. its Winter Series "On Life nings beginning February 2l. ary 20, at 8 p.m. in Room F and Living," ~eaturing three Changes in the liturgy, SERVICE PLATES MEAT DISHES & TRAYS PORRINGERS • of the Grosse Pointe War pro.grams avaIlable to area the Papacy, relations with Memorial. reSIdents. Protestant faiths and change The lecture will introduce We Pay WePay the TM technique and pre. The series begins on Mon- from the "immigrant Church" sent benefits which result day evening, February 18, to the "acculturated Church" $200°° $250°° from its practice, with the outstanding author will be given for four ses- The public is invited to and lecturer, Dr. Carl Mid- sions by Msgr. Will i a m To To dleton ronducting a historical Scherzer. attend and learn more about 0 overview- o( the Ten C~m- A look at the "grieving $450°° the TM program. Further in. 52000° To formation may 'be ()btained J!landments, ~nd a reflechon process" as it relates to the And Higher And Higher py calling Joe Becker at 779- on the mea~Ing of !he com- acceptance of change in the $13000 2430. mandments In today s world. Church will be covered at And Higher "Are the Ten Command. one session by Rev. Lawrence ments Relevant Anymore?" DuCharme and a study of War lUemorial covers the commandments the "five models of the The Silver Market is at Historic Highs. through four evening prese'n. Church" will be examined by (Continued from Page 1) tations on the topics: "On Rev. J 0 s e p h McCormick, Now is the Time to Convert God, Prayer and Church," O.S.A. film with sound by Dr. and "R t f P d your Unwanted Silver into Cash. Mrs. Vol!rad Von Berg. The espec .. or ~rso~~..an 'Msgr. Scherzer is a long. film will be shown in the Other LlVIng ThIngs, Hu- time professor of History • We always pay top prices. Payment in your choice of cash or check is imme<,iiate. Fries Auditorium' on Thurs- ma~ Sexuality/' and. ;:po and Church History, and is Of course, prices are subject to bullion market conditions. day, February 26, at 8:30" EthICS and BUSIness MIX. pas tor of St. Valentine p.m. Dr. Middleton is Director Church, Redford. Father Du- To • Price ranges above represent I~'pical pieces bought by us. Prices vary, with Admission is by a free of Pastoral Care at S1. Jo- Charme is Director of Pas. quality, size, condition and design. We have and will pay more for exceptional pieces. ticket picked up in the cen- seph Hospit~l, Pontiac, and toral Care at St. Johns Hos- $800°0 ter's office in advance. for~erly was chairman of pilal; Father McCormick is And Higher .. • We are one of Michigan's foremost antique silver experts. no charge to receive' our offer or to obtain our advice. The film covers.,.tbe cen- the Department of Theology Associate Pastor of St. Clare ter's 1979 ch1lrter cruise from Ilt St. Mary's College, Or- of Montefalco Parisb. .':-.- '~'~;".:-;:T~te ji~nci.rieed-toPol16h your si\v~r,l:iefore we see it, Your sterling silver does Venice, down the P&matia,n chard Lake. One of ,the most popular - not have to be in perfect condition. Bur \\;e reserve the right to refuse to'purchase Coast, through tlie Aege-an The . second series wi.l! programs available, and much artjcles that in our judgement are not sterling. Isla11'ds to Turkey and back cover change in the CatholIc in demand. is the final of- to Athens. Church It!adi~~ up to the fering in the' series _ "Mar- • We have private buying rooms. All transactions are confidential. riage E n r i c h men t." The ~. ' • Some articles may be so small or in such 3 condition to be less than the lowest prices We Pay workshop is for couples in- shown here; but in our experience the average price paid is much hi&her thlll1 the 0 terested in enriching their 515° minimum. M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. lives together, and will - be • Permanent location in Grosse Pointe. Member Grosse Pointe Village Merchant's To Cleaning Materials & Equipment held on five Sunday evenings beg inn i n g February 24. Association ..Bank Reference: Michigan Natioflal Bank of Detroit. l Through presentations, dis- cussions and special exer- . TAKE-YOUR RARE COINS TO A COIN SHOP. And Higher WE DELIVER cises at the sessions and at BRING YOUR GOLD & SIL VER TO A JEWELER. -884-0520 home, couples will (ace sub- jects like: "Self Awareness," CANDLESTICKS TEA SETS VASES "Self Disclosure," "Aware- Weighted Weighted 16734 E. WARREN DETROIT,Mt. 48224 ! ness of Others," "Styles of TROPHIES, Communication" and "Build- ing'Relationships." Discussions leaders will be Bernadette Hughes, OP, MA, gold -silver- al)tiques and Louis S. Thompson, MA. They are both associates in Pastoral Counseling Associ- pail)ti.,gs- jewelry ates and are expert in mar. riage and family counseling. The programs will begin at 7:30 p.m. each evening, and will be held in the Teen To A HOME VIDEO INVENTORY ~~• Room at St. Clare's Sweeney We Pay 0 Center on the parish grounds. We Pay To 5450° $500°° S200000 And Higher . Further information on the $15°° pr. And Higher will provide you with a complete programs, fees and registra. video tape record of your tion may be obtained by call- To Not Including Tra} ing the St. Clare Religious pro home's valuable contents Education Office at 884-2110. $150°0 And Higher Unweighted are higher. Unweighted are higher In 1977, the latest year fig- ures are available, 44 per- Not All Sterling Silver is Marked Sterling. caU: Midwest Video Co. 777- 8300 cent of milk sale~ were in gallon containers, and 32 per- Check your Sifverfor the Following Marks: INSURED - REFERENCES AVAILABLE cent in half-gallons. - Coin - 925 800 835 950 Silverplated Items Have - Pure Coin - 925/1000 900 NO VALUE To UsAt Early American Silver [\1fu.i~_IJ.QE" This Time. DO NOT Bring Us We ~J;~/~;.:~-~,,3SS FISHER RD. deliver Name of Silversmith Stamped In A ny Items Marked Open 81o 5:30 doily, Wed. As Shown Below: , ~.' Ii -- ~~ 882 5 100 French Silver I ' I I, :1 - 'til noon. Closed Sunday ~. \B If 0' - ~- [punChmarks {Sometimes very smal1l Silyerplalc Made In England Rogcr~ Brothers 1847 EPNS Iii German Silver [800 835 900 925 950 FARMS.MARKET Silver On Copper EP Marks Indicate fracllon of Silver over 1000 Triple Plate NS Quadruple Plale Silver Soldered English Silver -@&1~@ \ Sheffield Nickel Silver FRESH BROILER or FRYING CHICKENS LB. 7~ [AsSay office hallmarks These Jrc cxamp:cs only. Derl1't' Community Plate marks change by year made. town Jssayed. and ma"-er

TENDER YOUNG LEG OF LAMB LB. $1.91 Russian Silver I(~j- ~ Please Do NOT Bring Us LASSay office hallmarks. These are examples only, The A bove Items marh change by year made, town assay"d, and make, BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-Farms Own LB. WE ARE INTERESTED $1.39 IN ALL OF THE C ABOVE ITEMS. CAMPBELL'S BLACK BEAN .soup 2 CANS 7S GEMOLOGISTS & PERSONAL JEJt'ELERS COpyright Chart8rhouM & Co. HOURS: 1980 BIRDSEYE FROZEN PEAS JOoz. PKGS. 2/89C Mon., Tues., Wed., & Sat. Telephone C 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 12 OZ. CANS 91 (313) Thurs. & Fri. 16835 Kercheval • Grosse Poinle, Michigan 48230 885.1232 \ . MAUNA LOA MACADAMIA NUTS 70Z.JAR$3.91 10:00 a.m. - 8:30p.m. 3 Doors East of ('adieux, Across }'rorn Wllllon.Pierfc ... .• ,• MICHIGAN 'COMB HONEY 10 oz. BOX $1.39 .. "'•. SALE IN EFFECT 'TIL FEBRUARY 20TH ... . '.

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~ __ • ...-:...:f L.. .~ " " Page Six G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, February 14, 1980 ------._------_._------._------_._-----_._---_._------_._------i road were held on Monday, J!M SAHO.• AGENCY INC. I February 11, in Assumption ...... ,. Greek Orthodox Church. AI" .-.. A FIRST OFFERING Obituaries rangements were handled by I I Verheyden Funeral Home. 15127 WINDMill POINTE JOliN TROST III assistant financial editor of She died on Friday, Feb. ,.. " Services for Mr. Trost, 51, th~ Detroit Fre~ P!.{)ss. He ruary 8, in the Fl:ther Mur . of !llc!lli1lan road w(;re held re,urned to Ohio as editor of ray Nursing Home, Center. on Thursday, February 7, at the Akron Beacon.Journal, line.. . '. ' Verhcyden Funeral Home. and as an employe of Good. She is survived by three '.. '. He died on WeJnesday, year Tire Company, before sons. Andrew, Peter. and ' 111111 , , Fe!Jruary 6, at Bon Secour> joining Ward's Auto World George; two daughters; Mrs. ,. ... , Ho;pftal. Magazine as managing editor Demetra Joannides and Mrs. I An' ac~iv2 sailor and navi. in 1973. Ann Day; nine grandchildren gator. ~lr. Trost r~eed in over He is survived by his wife anj one great.grandchild. IflTAL I ~5 ~Iackinac raees from Port Dorothy; a daughter, Mrs: Interment was in Forest "Our Personal Touch For Your P.uron anj Chicago and was Sherry Larkey; two sons, Lawn Cemetery. the navigator aboard Aggrcs. Douglas anJ Michael; his MRS. LOU V. O'KEEFE Elegant Wedding" Lov~ly five (?) bedroom COI~ni~l on prestigious Wi~dmill POinte. The ex- sivc when it won .the World father, Edwin !lfaus, Jr.; and Services'ror Mrs. O'Keefe. clu~lVe exterior o~er~ a circular drive, beautiful trees and a very private Two.Ton Championship in a sister. 90, of North Oxford road 17233 Mack Ave. - Grosse Pointe - 881-1224 patio. ~he ho~se I.S situated on approximately one acre of property, com- Italy. Cremation was private. were held on Monday, Feb. , plete With whlt~ picket fence. The interior features a library with fireplace, He was a racing official HOWARIJ ELUS ruary 11, in Our Lady Star !~vely formal dmmg room, large modern kitchen, beautiful master suite with for the Inter.Lak~ ,Yachting S2rvices for Mr. Ellis, 57, of the Sea Church. Arrange- "Serving the GrOI{e Po/me Area For More Than 25 }'!'<1rI" view of the lake, 3 1/2 baths, and a recreation room with fireplace. All the A~wcjatlUn at Put.in.Bay, of Buckingham road were ments were handled by Vel" rooms are of the generous size you would expect in such a lovely home. By Ohio, a delegate to the h~ld on S"aturday, February heyden Funeral Home. ------~------~--- --~~------the way ... this house is priced to sell at $179,000.00. Please call for an I.L.Y.A. for the Detroit Yacht 9. in St. Clare of Monte- She died on Friday. Feb. appointment. Club, a member of the De- faleo Church. Arran'gements ruary 8, in Bon Secours Hos. .DON'TBUY trait Yacht Club and a par. we~ handled by Verheyden pital. !icipant in Its programs for Funeral Home. Mrs, O'Keefe is survived INSULATION "'IM SAROS AGENCY over 20 years, and a member He died on Tuesday, Feb. by her hu,band, Thomas F.; UNTIL YOU GET OUR BID 17108 Mack 886-9030 of the Mackinac I;cland ruary 5, in Holy Cross Hos- three sons, Brian, Robert I Specializing In Yacht Club In 1978, he was pIta!. I and Donald; four daughters, I .------"Man of the Day" for the He is survived by his par. Z\Irs. Betty Takala~ Mrs. ;...... 0 t .t l' . C J H b' k M Pt" RAPCO FOAM , '+~.~ ...-.~ ~ .::,r~~".. ~:I!.H:ub's Memo. ;.~,t.s, Mr. ~nd ,~frs. ~I~~?e n~y.n~ _~} ,.... rs.'"_~._~I_CI~ Awn AI nw 1'1:11111 nel: -,I I -,-- - ""~v"" .. we.ve got a plan for YOU! "~';lr:.~Tr~;t";i;~' served inl~~~'~o~~',"T~~~r~~C~~;~~J;:~:ILitt~an~;.u 0~~"'si;t;;:'"<'4~ the United States Army, sta. topher; one brother and one grandchildren and 29 great. • EXISTING HOMES L tioned in France as a Second sister grandchildren. • NEW CONSfRUCTlON EA S I N G Lieutenant. j Interment was in Mt. Olio Interment was in ~Il:' Oli- • COMMERCIAL- The ALL NEW 1980 Dodge Mirada He is surviyed by his wife vet Cemetery. vet Cemetery. SAVE COST OF HEATING INDUSTRIAL Lois; a daughter Susan; two HENRY E. ALLARD MRS. SIGGAN & COOUNG YOUR HOMEI ;'~':~ s0li-s. John IV and Peter Servkes for Mr. Allard, 81, SJUNESSON.SMITH lET "THE PROFESSIONALS" ., t'0 1'Iive y~u on estimate for _ . , .. , ., ~ , " ",r Nicholas; his mother ~frs. fornlerly of the Farms late Services for Mrs. Sjunes .. upgradIng your home.,e • Dorothy Trost; and two of "St. Clair Shores 'were son.Smith, 85, fonnerly of • CtllUlOSE ift CejliftlS . . at' gran:lchildre'l. held. on Monday, F~bruary Cadieux road, late of Clear. Memorial tributes may be 11, at Verheyden Funeral water, Fla., were held on • RAPCO FOAM . f"'" made to the Y.:onastery of the )fome. Monday, February 11, in. 1ftw.lls ,~". 153~8 MACK Grosse Pomte lJark 885.2694 Blessed Sacrament, 29575 He died on Thursjay, Feb. Clearwater, Fla. ;\liddle .Belt Road, Farming. ruary 7, in 1'II1, Clemens She died on Friday. Febru. ton; or to the I.,L.1'.;\. General Hospital. ary B, in Clearw.ater. Yachtsmen's Fund. Born in the Pointe in Born in Orebro, Sweden, Interment was in Mt. Oli. 1898, he lived in Oak street, she was educated in Swede vet Cemetery. (Muir road), and was the and Germany, and came to ERWIN MAUS III second child to be christened the United States where she 773-7055 Memorial services for Mr. in st. Paul Roman Catholic managed an art shop in New ;\Ia us, 56, of the Woods were Church. York City's Roekefeller Cen. held on Friday. February 8, Mr. Allard was a Grosse ter and helped to arrange the at the A. H. Peters Funeral Pointe Farms fireman from Swedish Ex h i ,b i t for the 11!r111 ~III I Home. . 1924 through 1959. He reo World's Fair in Chicago in Why wait [R He died on Tuesday, Feb- tired 21 years ago with the 1933. PAINTING CORP. ruary 5, in his home. rank of Lieutenant. She moved to Detroit in :'Ik Maus, born in Brook. He is survived by his wife, 1933, where she. became for spring? lyn, attended Western Re. Wilma; three brothers; one man age r of the Sweden serve University in Cleveland. sister; two. grandchildren and ~ouse on Jefferson avenue He. !erved as editor of the one great.grandehild. m 1939. The smorgasbord Get our bid now and save $ I Oberlin News.Tribune, the Interment was ,in While restaurant featured 40 differ. : Bro.1klyn.Parmq News, WiI.'1 Chapel Cemetery. ent dishes. She was awarded Iloughby ,'.iews Herald and as MRS .• ~IAYE L. the Royal Vasa Medal of ,an administrati\:-C assistant VERLINDEN Sweden on Ib~half of King SPECIAL RATES j to U.S. Representative Oliver Services for Mrs. VerLin. Gustav Adol~h VI in 1959. : Bollon. R.Ohio. den, 91. formerly of Way. Mrs. Sjunessop.Smith also • interior & exterior. painting : In Detroit. ;\11'. !lIaus was burn road were held on was a charter member of the Tuesday, February 12, in St. Detroit Swedish Council for • wallpaper hanging & removal Ambrose Church. Arrange- Encouragement of Studies in • fire and insurance work ments were handled ,by Ver. the Arts. • caulking - glazing , . heyden Funeral Home. -, She is survived by her hus. She died on Sunday, Feb. band, Rabert; and one niece. • decorative staining and ruary 10,..-1n Windsor. Memorial tributes may be varnishing She is survived by a daugh. made to the, Carl and Olga • sand' blasting and airless tel', Mrs. J. T. S1. Aubin; Milles Scholarship Fund, es. I and twp grandchildren. tablis.hed by. the. ,Detroit spraying v . \ Inteqnent wi\s ..ih Mt. Olio Swedish CounCil for the En. Let. Formio be8~"tlfy ",~Qurhome. 'vet '~emet~nC" I'" couragement of Studies in office or fhdu8tr1al' bulldlng~ ~ MR'S. DELPHINE J. GUNS the Arts, Cranbrook Acad- Services .01' Mrs. Guns, 70, emy of Art, 'Bloomfield Hills, FOR PROMPT PROFESSIONAL of Berkshire road, were held 48013. SERVICE CALL 773-7055 on Wednesday. February 13, Interment was in Stock. (FREE ESTIMATES) in St. Clare of Montefalco holm, Sweden. Church. Arrangements were hartdled by Verheyden Fu- neral Home. ' She died on Sunday, Feb. ruary 10, in Bon Secours Hospital. She is survived by her hus. band, Peter; one daughter, EARN CONTINUOUSLY CbMPOUNDED INTEREST I Mrs. Marie MacEwan; two SAVE NOW! I sons, Edward and Charles; ON AS LITTLE AS $100. lone brother and seven grand. I ehildren. I . EFFECTIVE FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY I Memorial tributes may be I made to the American Can. cer Society. Interment was in Mt'. Olio ALL vet Cemetery. I\IRS. AGNES MARIE 10.65% FLYNN I 11.4020/0 Services for ,Mrs. Flynn, annual interest rate effective annual rate* SCHROCK 78, formerly of Kirby road l were held on Tuesday. Feb. This Detroit & Northern account pays you pounded to give you the highest possible ruary 12, in Sl. Paul Roman CABINETS the kind of return you might expect only Catholic Church. Arrange. eff~tive annual yield. HIGHER THAN ments were handled bv Vel'. ' from a big Investment - but at D & Nits ANY BANK.The interest rate on these DaN heyden Funeral Home-. available with as little as a $100 de)osit. investments Is quoted monthly, but once She died on Sunday, Feb. And your Interest is continuously com- purchased, the Interest rate will remain ruary 10, in Nightingale fixed during the term of the account. Nursing Home, Warren. She is survived by her hus. band, Thomas; two daugh. 35% "Put yourself in the big leagues whim it ters. Mrs. Mary Joan Burle, comes to saving - with D&H's 2 /2 - Year Money son and Mrs. Kat hie e n , OFF Market Certificate featuring ' continuously Withers; and nine gra'ld- compounded interest." children. I\fRS. POL YXENI KISSONERGIS Remodel NOW OlOS. I' Services for Mrs. Kissoner- GO WITH THE P~ gi,. 73. formerly of Lennon' PRICES I .WILL NEVER DETROIT& I JUST BE LOWER MOVED OR FREE PLANNING SERVICE ... Bring ~~NI JUST ENGAGED? your kitchen or bathroom measurements. Our Michigan's largest State.Chartered Savings & loan Association ! specialists will layout your plans and show you Whit you need right I how easy it really is. Or, we can recommend an I now is I helping hand ... installer to you who can install your cabinets 1. Sterling Heights Office 3. Warren - II Mile & Hoover Offrce 2~70 E. 16 Mile Rood 26681 Hoo.e' Rood at a .moderate price. We carry a complete line

2. Warren-12 Mile Office 4. Graue Pointe Wood. Office of kitchen and bath supplies at low discount 8424 E. 12 Mile Rood 19307 Mock Avenue prices to everyone. WHOLESALE PRICES TO ALL! Cash and Carry, Oo-;It- Yourself. DESIGNERS 11MI~ 771-6320 KITCH-ENS & BATHS X Ill' ~lIrf' 10 1':f'1in loul'h r Store Hours: ~ Mon. & Fri. '1.'1 ~ilh ~()lIr Wf'lromr MA.lI~ • TUfl .. Wed .. Thurs. '1.6 \\'all:on' rf'prl'sf'nlaliH COMPANY !_ Sat.. 9.5 "Effective 1nnual raleas<;umes earr,'ngqare ..... ,~~ who will h,'lp )011 I':t"l 29635 H-ARPER . = . ,.... _I.~ Ieft to compound ilnd IS based on 10 know 'l"ournf'''' rom- ...... _ ••• 'I~'. l .. - - - . calend ar year mtJnil~ ~~ quirkl)' M ". > Federal regulations require il substantial po~~ihlf'. I nte re~1 re ~a I~/ for ea ,Iy wllh(jraWill -Phone 881-5618 Complete Do-It- Yourself Center r rom ,av, ~q:, Cp.rllfl r, ates GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven ------_._------~------_._------Cottage Reaffirms Stand Against Bed-Cuttin,g Plan Group Looks at IIigh School Alternatives- Alternative programs in At U',t: :lIlnuai' Cottage insures that hOSP;~ltl 'beds The following persons were Merritt Jones, Jr.; F:ril: Vice- iate School District,' Willi try depar.tments also will lie high schools for special edu. OA.BA •• Hospital corporate lMeting are only available to those elected to three year tgrms President Gordon T. Ford; speak, followed by James De. represented. cation students will bz the on January' 28, board presi. who need them. a, memlbers ')f the board of Se~ond Vice.President Rob- Worken, s~pervisor M. career The National Convention topic at the next meeting of GRINDER? dent W, Mer-l",itt Jones, Jr., In her remarks, Mrs. Betty trustees: Mrs. Cyril J. Ed. ert iE. Valk; Treasur.ar Earl and vocat~onal e;Jucatlon for of the Association 'or Chilo reiterated the hospitai's op. tqe Grosse Pointe Chapter..l(f Kienle. Cottage Hospital Aux. ....ards, Jr., Peter R. Fink, I. I' Heenan, Jr'.; Assistant Grosse Pom!e schools. dre~ with Learning Visabili. tHe M:chigan Association for position to the recommenda. iliary president., said various Mrs. Carl B. Grawn, Mrs. Treasurer Cleveland Thurber Teachers of ('o.op programs ties will be held February Children with Learning Dis. tion that 62 beds be closed fund raising events in 1979, Jamzs McMillan, Mrs. Miles Jr.; Recording Secretary abilities on Tuesday, F.e'bru. at North and South High 27 to March 1 in Milwaukee. in accordance with the Com. including a breakfast fashion O'Brien, David H. Barker, Mrs. F. James Robinson 11; ary 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the schaal. will be present to Wis. For more information prehensive Health Planning and fitness show, a ro~.ting MD, Mro. Sterling E. Graham, Assi,tant Recording Secre. Central L:,~rary, 10 Kerche. answer questions about their call Sue LeClerc at 884-6378. C 0 u n c i I 0 f Southeastern 20's party and the annual Jr. and John V.mderzee, all tary Mn Sterling E. Graham; val. Michigan's plans for bed reo Holiday Mart netted $40,000 of Grosse Pointe. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. respective classes. Commer. uuction in the area. I In Russia, agriculture uses 17600 LIVERNOIS. UN 3.7600 for the hospital for the estab. In addition, t.he following Cyril J. Edwards Jr.; an-:!As. Leonard Luedtke, consult. cial foods. distr.ibutiv~ edu. , 5304 KERCHEVAL. VA ? 9075 J ones expressed confidencE Iishment of an outpatient r,z' slate of officers of the board sistant Corre;ponding Secre. ant In speci&l education from 25 percent of the labor force , 726 MAPLE RD .• 543.488(1 cation, dental aides, medical as compared to 5 percent in that the recommendation~ covery room. l wer.a ele~ted: Pres: ":ent W. tary Mrs. H. Gordon Wood. the Wayne County Intermed. can. bz defeated either po. aides and trades and indus. the Unitp.d States. litically or in Court. "It is clear that the plan was recommended without careful consideration of indio vidual circumstances, roles in the (health care) system and the legal rights of the separate hospitals," he said. The board's continuing anal. )',;is of research data shows that smaller community hos. pitals are more cost efficient tl)an larger hospitals. so ful. filling the spirit of the state legislators' intent to find a nH~an" to ('nnt~;n h~~~~ht.:'~!"~ costs, Jones said. • "Hospitals such as Cottage • don't deserve to bear the brunt of bed reduction," he added, ~ JanE's cited Cottage's can . .:. tinuing high 0 c cup a n c y against the statistics of those hospitals which received lit- .' tie or no bed reduction as- signment. Ace 0 I'd i n g to American Hospital Associa. ;~ tion statistics, Cottage has the highest o<;cupancy of any ;..~ general hospital in Michigan. ;=; He also stressed the hos. ~; pital's lower room rates and ~ cost per patient day coupled hJ 'with its high quality of care I ~ which should rank it high r" among hospitals to be main. ~~ tained intact. \ ::: Jones continued that the , hQkpital is forming a support ~ group of prominent citizens ~ from the communities served ~ to develop more political clout. He also said plans have ~~ been made to present Cot. ~ tage's case before the state ~:: legislators, and, through the .::;, hospital lawyers, rilOunt a. ~.. legal appeal at the appropri. ,- at~ time. ~ lIe urged corporation and Our annual Washington's Birthday Sale. < bOlU"d members .to continue ,.. to contact their legisl!ltors .- or other prominent state o£. ficials regarding the arbi. The lowest prices of the ye~ for one day_ onl)t trary and unfair treatment received by Cott~ge Hospital . in the current bed red~ction . Open9:00a.m. to lO:OOp.m. planning. In his address, Ralph L. W i I g a I' de, administrator, cited Cottage Hospital's ef. _ + .forts to conta.i.a.(J()sts dfipite> ..S fv1onday, G~orge Washington's, .. high inflatlon .tll~ ahti !pI1ce. ,'- .. increases in ~ials"JoiiPd _.... '-Birthday, is'th-e'best dayitb'buy stere:o . :'-. p services the hospital must buy. Wilgarde added that at Tech Hiti. Our prices are never federal and state regulations which require personnel and lower all year. For-this one day only, equilUIlent to compile sta. tistics . ,and complete forms add thousands of dollars each everything in the store goes on s~'e- year to hospital costs and add to each patient's bill. including m.any brand-new, brand- He continued that .the need for hospital services is in. name components at dealer's cost! creasing, as the median age, of the population riseS. With This Washington's Birthday, as always, a 103 percent occupancy duro ing the fiI',t 10 months of Tech. Hifi will not be undersold. 1979, 'some private rooms ,; held two patients, and rooms ~. planned for two held three beds, he said. " Wilgarde said that today's space-age technology indud. , ing life support and monitor. ing systems, while greatly in. creasing the chance for a .. patient's survival, also carry substantial price tags. He cited Cot tag e Hospital's .: g r 0 u p purchasing efforts, ~ careful budgeting and are.

? cent cost containment contest ..", for employes saving an esti~ ; mated $143,O(){) yearly, as • evidence of the hospital's .. serious intent to ~contain • health care costs. Finally, Wilgarde recalled • highlights of the hospital's .. 60th anniversary celebration. including its two day health fair last May, as an indica- tion of its continuing efforts to provide community health : education and 5creenin~ op- • portunities for the public. "At Cottage Hospital, we • believe we are continuing to : provide a high' standard of .' medical and nursing care for our community. despite the .. inflationary trends which af- ~ fect everyone," he said. :. David H. Barker, MD, chief ~ of staff at Cottage, devoted -- his remarks to the fact that :: ph)'sicians affiliated with the ho,pital work to maintain I high standards of patient care through the medical audit, a method of establish. ing and adhering to stringent criteria for the correct per. fonnance of medical proced-

1 ures. self-education and co. operation with the biennial I voluntary ,rurvey by the Join.!

J Commission'~(1n the AccredI- tation of Hospitals. Barker sa id physicians of. fer guidance for the utiliza- tion review process. which

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"We didn't all come over :.'Without the management One dollar of every $4 on the same ship, but we're of time, you will soon be left spent annually on cosmetics Youth Charged all in the same boat."-Ber. with nothing to manage."- and bath products is from Who Is She? PROBLEMS? n~d Baruch. W. D. Rei!. women over 55. In Fence Ram • ELKTI'CAL ------• FURNACE :~YEAR 12,000 MILE FACTORY BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN A 19.year.old Woods worn. • A'R CONDITIONING an was charged with reck. 'less driving when the car CaR 127.1700 she was, driving allegedly ED BAilEY AMC/JEEP INC. rammed a fence around the Farms Pier Park and ended up stuck on the breakwall. 818 N. MAIN ST. Ai~Y~-~~ Police said Mi1:hele J. O'Shea of West Williams and BECAUSE Of OUR a male companion, Marlin KowalC'lyk, 22, of Berkshire, lOW OVERHEAD Detroit, apparently decided ',.... WE CIN to run through. the fence because the gates to the BUY ~ SELL park's par kin g lot were c; fOR locked at abOut 2 a.m. Fe.bru- BEAUTIFUL . LESS ary 5. They said O'Shea was staggering and incoherent at OBJECTS the scene, and was originally Czech offhand molded placed under arrest for driv. vases, bowls, Ispanky LEO ALLIE " ing under the influence. A figures, old porcelain GEN. MGR. 'Who is this adorable little girl? this month. This spring it will go to bl'c ..U,alyzer test, however, revealed no alcohol in her plates and more. * Ace Dickson of the Farms took this New Yo.rk, as part o~ ~he National system, and she was charged .. WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF 1980 NEW SPIRITS - EAGLES. * photograph of the mystery girl in ScholastiC Art competItIOn. Ace has with reckless driving CONCORDS- PACERS & JEEPS IN STOCKAT 1979 PRICES _ ONLY the Village back in October during a tinted print prepared for the mys- . Creative Crystal a Hallo\veen make up sessl'on The tery gl'rl's family - if he can find' O'Shea wa.s also fo.und to 25 MIN. FROM THE POINTES VIA THE NEW 1-696 EXPRESSWAY photo won Ace a Blue Ribb~n in them. If you know who she is, call I be ~anted In DetroIt on a Unlimited 2019 Cltv National * ~!~.t!H5 . * _~~~o~~~~~~P~~;~~~;~~~~~~t:?;~~l~ RR?-O~4f\ ' ~~~~~g ~:~i~~~~~~~~ef::i~l:Bank Bldg. $4259 , Fridays only: 10-4 :~ troit charge. Her court date . D R t t C t LWV Discuss on the Farms charge was set During February * London'~~:Y D:e"\:,~:.l~Sh:e wb~~be:~ a lot of Urban Crisis f:r _M~~~_ 26. 1_ * return to ..ttH! War .Memorial fun 151 C ~ 10. 4 cn.. 4 SPEED WHITE SIDEWALL . to hold a class he originated The fee for the course is The League of Women ELECT. REAR WINDOW TlR S 21 GAL. * called "Slymnastics." $40 It will be held Mondays Voters of Grosse Pointe will . REMODEL . DEFROSTER - WHEEL COVERS E FUEl TANK Slymnastics involves dance F b 18 th h Aprii hold its regular monthly Unit * . : movements with rhythmic. e ruary. . roug . Meeting on Wednesdl1-Y, Feb. NOW' W K MAY B . . j exercises to control weight 28, at 10 a.m. For further In. 20 t 9 15 t 5t .WARRANTY OR E DONE AT ANY AMC DEALER and tone muscles. It gets one I formation, call 1.:81.7511, . ~~7Eva'n:elidal c~~~~,375 .• Lothrop. . . Local program planning will be discussed. The League has ,been studying' urban ..W~N ~... lie. local hiNill crisis for the last three ...... tIC E I'r' codes require tbt years. Joyce Sanders, chair. uJ.tcliM.g - JM IIrt,erly " man en this committee, will - e give a brief, talk on the bus .~~..J. AD~ITIONS '.:;~~r~t'; tour she and another league ~ REMODELING b"J this 1III","e .. member took through Ham. 777-6840 =1 MHi whie YOIIare tramck .• . hillt ill Jftt IItM. A short sound film on De. IYII'IIfIIGS G'. fU 1."744 troit also will be shown at IASf SIDE AIilD 10:30 a.m. This film, pre. , GROSH '01111111 pared by. the Detroit Civic Host Committee is being used IItDAn YOURBAJIItOOI, KrTCIEJI. as an educational tool to pro. .mCTRIC mote Detroit as a convention Pi_ city. A speakP,r from the Civic Committee will be pres. ALL HOME &.OFFICE SERVICES ent. to answer any questions. PAINTING For additional information I •... call Betty Butler at 882-0203 . .' .' .. 1.711 MACk AV£. ,.. at Yorkahi,. ..' " .. •> \ :-- (o~w: ~~

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( Thursday, February 14, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine

"A committee is a thing ,. • compiled by Seniors Escape Tax Penalties which takes a week to do .' . 'This Week In B,usiness , Joanne N. Gouleehe ------Wayne County Treasurer plegics, quadriplegics, the what one good man can do in an hour." - Elbert Hub- Raymond J. Wojtowicz is permanently disabled, the bard. Pointe Real Estate High Sales trying to alert all county blind, eligible servicemen, residenls, especially senior eligible veterans or 'e1j.g~ble Committees Named Shirley Cooke of the Woods has been citizens, to the availability of widow of a veieran. BELLE ISLE : Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board Pres. honored for ou,tstanding sales achievement property tax refun{js and a Wojtowicz explained that : ident Paris DiSanto announced new com. at the Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc. national method of escaping tax pen- the plan was devised to avoid sales s2minar in Dallas. Since its inception allies that is unknown to four percenl tax penalties if , mittee assignments for 1980 at the Board's SEWER : February 6 meeting. 17 years ago, Mary Kay has grown into an many who are eligible. the refund check is needed AWNING COr international organization comprised of "Allhough many olhers to pay the tax bill. For ex. Wally Toles will chair Arbitration and mtrre than 60,000 independent beauty con. can claim all or part of these ample,' if a 'Person applies TROUBLE? anvas • Vinyl. Acrilan • Dacron , Fair Practices. Members are Kay Cham. sultants. advantages, I am particularly for the tax refund before , pion, William Johnstone and Hugo Higbie. : concerned with seniors be- 'February 15 and .has not re- cause we know from experi. ceived a check by March I, : Membership will be chaired by P(;ter John- NBD Names Rand . stone. Its members are Fred Scully John ence that many of them are they can avoid penalties by Buy NOW and SAVE :-Strongman and Robert Edgar. ' The National Bank of Detroit has ap- nm informed or simply don't simply presenting their tax ~""""'~V- ~'V""4 'pointed Pointer William C. Rands III as understand," Wojtowicz ~aid. credit application form at Serving Grosse Pointe Since J 93' : Advertising and Publicity will be han., first vjce-president in its Trust Investment • In the past several weeks', the lime they pay before , dIed by Kathleen Clawson and John Pierce ,Department. As senior investment officer, WojLowi(,'z has mailed more April 30. . 17600 Ll~ERNOIS • U" 3.780D 22704 Harper : along with members Richard Borland and 15304 KERCHEYAL • ~A 2.9070 774-1010 Rands is responsible for all investment than 350,000 cards hoping to For mol' e information 1726 MAPLE RD • 643-488D St. Clair Shores : William Queen. functions of the bank's Trust Division. correct the situation. He aboul the tax refund, contact Heading up Education will be Dennis Rands is a member of the Financial An- pojnted out that the state of the local office of the State : Andrus, along with Alice Boyer, Karl Koe- alysts Society of Detroit and the Detroit Michigan .this year has set Department of TreasuO', and ------'", : nigsman and George Palms. Internal Prac. Club, aside over $340 million for for seniors, the local Area : tices will be overseen by James Denaher, this purpose, enough tax Agency on ;\ging Offi~e or . with members William McBrearty John H A' ed relief for 1.2 million eligible your local CIty, T~,.lShlp or . Moss and Karl Mauelshagen. ' anson PP0lnt I people if they apply. County Treasurer . Park resident Gerald K. Hanson has j The tax refund is granted • Don Smith will chair Standard Forms, been appointed senior vice.president in the in each case where 1979 CP As FInd New rOI~id6 ,assisted by William Adlhoch, Cathy Cham. pion Dfllaman a"," 'l'homM V"",,,,hl "",'I ~~:~~~a~r~:'~.,OfQ~~~~i~~S"S;~~P~~O~I:~ ..~~: ~~~~~~~y c:a~~~ ~~~~~;~.;~;~1 Twist uii TaXi;3 "I~III~ ~IIII##_=__,1111 1111 Taking care of the Sales 'Ass~c-i;t;:S-.~;~: sible for the bank's financial statements come, and "This is exactly IIII . 1111~111~lllrt~ll mittee will be Jack Walsh. Members are In his 16 years with NBD, Hanson has what a num'?er of seniors There's a new twist to the Ann Sales, John Hoben and Ross Honhart. served as auditor; vice.president and of. and other low.mcome persons " old adage "An apple a day INSULATION COMPANY ficer in. charge of Trust Operations; direc. are _ not aware, of," Woj- keeps the doctor away," by tor of operations; General Services Divi. towlCZ ad?~d. Something New means of a possible federal sion; and first vice;}lresident and deputy , In ad~lhon, he said that 21].14 Schmeman _ Warren, Michigan 48089 _ 774-7488 income tax deduction. Something Special, a ne~ exercise studio comptroller. Hanson is director of the Par. totally dIsabled persons, cer. The cost of special foods operated by Pointers Deanna Hawthorne ent Teacher Organization at Pierce School. tain veterans and, renters are All. TYPES OF INSULA nON FOIt and beverages which are .eligible for assistance even flOORS - ATTICS - WALlS and Joan Thornton is open for business at preseribed by doctors in addi. 63 Kercheval in the Colonial Federal Build- if their property taxes are tion to the normal diet can ing. The studio offers exercise to women Named to Post less than 3,5 percent of their fOR NEW & EXISTING HOMES, income. be included with "medicines who want to firm and tone their bodies, Glenn A. Wesselmann, executive vice- and drugs" on tax returns, The refunds are claimed' COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURES improve flexibility and build muscle enduro president and chief operating officer of aecording to the Michigan on the 1979 Michigan income ance. Thornton and Hawthorne are mem- St. John Hospital, announced the appoint. Association of Certified Pub- tax return, and includes LICENSEDBUILDING CONTbOOI MICHIGAN LICENSEH47458 bers of the President's Councll on. Fitness ment of assistant administrators James lic Accountants. All legally for Business and Industry. Classes are flanegin and Walter J. Gray. Mr. Flanegin eligibility even for those who -INSUIED- would not otherwise have to obtained medicines and drugs limited to 15 persons and will be held at will oversee the personnel functions of the are deductible with or with. 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m., 12 pm., and at 5:45 p.m. hospital. He has been director of person. file or who owe no income WE WORK ALL YEAR ROUND tax whatsoever. out prescriptions as are the Monday through Friday. The five.week nel services since last year. Gray has as- cost' of vitamins if/they are • Some of those who do owe series begins on February 18 and costs $15'- sumed the responsibilities of Environmental recommended by your family taxes also may arrange to For more information on the classes: call Services, Linen Services, Leased, Properties doctor. , FISATURING! 882.2349. and -Materials Management. He came to delay payment up to April 30 while waiting to receive o the r often overlooked the hospital four years ago as director of medi£al deductions include THE "DO IT YOURSELF STORE" materials maI!agement, their property tax refund Aids Travelers checks. ' the cost of travelling to doc- tors, dentists or other medi- Wholesale and Retail Travelworld on Mack has installed a The following are con. Joins PR Firm sidered for the deferred pay. cal facilities. The drive to computerized multi-access reservation sys- another city for medical con. Insulation materials ment plan: Seniors, para. tem, called Marsplus, which will reduce the City resident John O. Montgomery, sultation for yourself or a time it takes to make reservations for its Chrysler COrPoration manager of industrial dependent, can be deducted AVAILABlE TO PUBLIC & INDUSTRY clients in Grosse Pointe. Marsplus, devel- public relations, has joined PIR Associates, at eight cents a mile plus oped b'y ITT Electronic Travel Services, Auto Club Sees • ROOF yom • -BLOWING MAnRIALS (FOR ATTICS) Inc. as senior vice.president. Montgomery tolls and parking costs. Pu'b. • UPCO FOAM • 'CAUlIING Inc. 'a subsidiary of International Tele- began his career, as a newspap.er'man with Switch to Air- lic transportation costs fit phone and Telegraph Corporation, provides the "Detroit Times" before entering pub- into this eategory also. • ROLLED FIBERGLASS , direct connections between Travelworld and lic relations in 1950. He, joined Chrysler's The CPAs advise records the computeriz~ reservation network of press information, service in 1952 and later Michiganians drove less and be kept to insure verification -BLOWING MACifINE IENTAls AVAILABLE participating airlines, hotels, car rental flew more.in 1979 than they if necessary. t was namea_ manager of industrial public , IIU agencies, eruise line!> and other travel relations. ,Montgomery is a past president did in .the previous year, ac. Sometimes taxpayers forget services. and accredited member of the Detroit cording to Automobile Club medical deductions which are of Michigan. - " Chapter of the Public Relations Society of included with expenses which Auto Club's World Travel . Named to Board America. - are'not.deductible, the CPA, Department sold 18 percent say. That medical or infir- Farmers and Merchants National Bank K II M U more airline tickets last year mary fee tacked onto a in Benton Harbor announced election of e er aves P while the Touring Depart- child's summer camp tuition .N~ Doran A. Peslar of the Farms and Daniel The National Bank of Detroit has ap. ment reported a 4.5 percent is deductible as is the health • IIILl S. Voydanoff of the Park to its board of pointed Robert K. Keller of the Woods as. decline in, members served insu! anCe coverage which is directors. Pe,sIar _is .viSjl:.{l~~de~l:.:of~~a~...:,.'. as~~tant' vice-pr~.sid~nt' in i~, P\lrchag. for ,automobile routings, maps required to be paid on a loan ~nar, Bank. o~lt '11 iU He".Bpl!lllttlft~" .. Department;-'A'dministrativ~-Servl.celf"nrn- anlf-tTa'l(el Jiteratnre .• ~~~ent. _ v .• OPEN 9 A.M •• 'P.II. '" SUNDAY TILL 2 P.M •..~ Corporate DivisiPIIl ;He's '$\ .Qtem~r of the sion. As manager of the two buying groups, Even though people are Don't forget the obvious, Economic Club oIDMroit iirtdAlplia"Sigma Keller is responsible for the contracting 'of flying in greater :numbers the CPAs say, such as doctor I FREE ENERGY CONSUL rATION AVAILABLE Phi. Voydanoff is a vice-president of NBD, eqaipment and services used by the bank routing information for aute! or dentist fees. in its Civic Affairs and Marketing Division. He is a member of the Purchasing Man: tr;ns outnumber airline ticket He is a member of the Education Commit- agement Association of Detroit. sales eight to one (989,845 tee of the Michigan Bankers Association to 128,934). and the Executive Committee of the Asso- GOb I D . "Several factors were re- ciation of Michigan Economic Education r son s irec:tor sponsible for the decline in Centers. Farmers and Merchants National Pointer George W. Gibson Jr. has been motor vehicle travel," said Bank and National Bank of Detroit are appointed to director of corporate develop. Joseph L. Ratke, Auto Club subsidiaries of National' Detroit Corporation. ment and product planning for Newcor Inc. Touring manager. "High gas- Highest ~l t Gibson was vice-president of engineering, oline .prices and spot short- Cormier Promoted responsible for production engineering and ages along the East and West product planning for Monroe Auto Com. "coasts during the peak sum- Earnings The Owosso.based Power Controls Di- pany for the last seven years. Prior to that, mer vacation period, com. vision of Midland.Ross CorP. has named he was employed by Chrysler COrPoration bined with bargain air fares, Anywhere! Pointer Curtis A. Cormier vice-president of from 1946 to 1973 in vario4s engineering changed some persons' travel sales-and marketing Cormier was director and planning capacities. Newcor is a man. habits. of marketing' since' 1973. The firm sup- ,ufacturer of automatic welding machines, "In Michigan. our cool plies brake systems and components for automatic assembly and transfer equip. summer and mild winter af. heavy.duty trucks. ment, machine tools and precision cams. 'fected weekend traffic vol. umes and we can't overlook conservation.minded motor. - 6S 12 MOS/20,OOp ists who vacationed near USED CARS & MILES WARRANTY ON home," Ratke explained. The biggest switch from DEMOS APPROVED USED CARS driving to flying oceurred in late spring and early sum. mer. Airline ticket sales RICHARD BUICK jumped 49.6 percent during 79 BUICK OPAL 78 REGAL May while vehicle r9utings • 38 T'lJrbo, aulo, P So. p.b .• cu, p W. om(fm mreo. were down 28.2 percent in Automatic, 28 m.p.g. "wool, "" .... tit.. 5S/4S .. ,>t, June. . Both Ratke and World '3,995 '4,995 'Travel Manager Clarence E. Stanbury report long-distance travel down from the 1978 . Avoid Long Lines: oir, a!~ P~~.~~!/~mAstereo, 77, BIaz~,~:t~,~1.~ 4x4 p!.~~~ level. Auto travel requests drop. I '4,495 vinyl top '2,295 / ped more than 20 percent to Harper near Cadieux Mexico, Alaska. the West Come to Colonial Federal. 886-3091 Coast and Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The lone increase At Colonial Federal Savings, we've abolished fong lines. You'll appreciate our improved I in routing requests was to customer service. conveniel1t drive through stations, six full-service offices, evening .,-I eastern Canada which was hours, and our new Saturday service . up 4 percent. ~ . Fewer persons flew to Hawaii and Europe, opting Maxi-service Hours: ESTATE FINANCIAL ANALYSIS ins tea d for Mexico, Las Vegas, Florida, California or Monday thru Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the Caribbean for a cruise. Friday 9:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. You are cordially invited to attend a Personal Estate Planning & Estate Financial Analysis Seminar Longo Leaves Saturday (Drive.through} 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Courtesy of Bon Secours No Saturday hours at Kercheval or Kelly Rd. offices Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith MIL. Life Agency Inc. Family Life Ins. Co. Farms resident Dr, Salva. You Don't Wait, We Wait On You at Colonial Federal! I tore Longo, chief of anes- (A Subsidia(y of Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.) thesiology at Bon Secours Grosse Pointe Hunt Club I Hospital. retired last month We've ,Been Listening to You. 655 Cook Road after 30 years of service to the Grosse Poinle and sur. Wednesday, February 20, 1980 rounding areas. COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS ~~,LIC 7:30 - 9;00 p.m. A member of the mcdical staff since 1954, Dr, Longo was instrumental in the de- East Oelroil-15751 Nine Mile Rd at Grollot R.S.V.P. ,velopment of anesthesiology Grosse Pointe Woods-20599 Mack S of Vernier Call Janet 446-1460 I services at Bon Secours. MI. Clemens-36800 S, Gratiot at Metro P!o:wy I Under his guidance, the de. St. Clair Shores-28201 Harper S of Martin Rd I partment has grown to in-I Oetroil-18901 Kelly at Moross Refreshments i dude five staff anesthesiolo. Grosse Pointe Farms-63 Kercheval "On the Hili'" I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ gi~swho provide ~rvic"~1 L: I almost 9,000 patients a year. : ------,------_._------EXTERIOR ~, RUSTPROOF ~ ACRYLIC GLAZE • TUFF-KOTE YOUR USED OR NEW CAR • • OFF • Jt s1d8lds tbe 8htDe. • $20 • RUSTPROOFING NOWI GUARANTEED FOR 4 YEARS WINTER DISCOUNT • • • ~A~~E~~

______~ ~..... ~ __ ' ---~-~-_ • .-"_".-'------'...-... _ --.. ~--- ~ .>.- { ,. " Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 14, 19.80 Center Skiers i Highlights at North High .. ComfortahleElelt"nt reI d ~ !, Plan Oillings Come A, You Are! ~ ' Matmen Take Third since he had been defeated GROS.E POINTE NEWS by Friedrich in the earlier Thanks to the long spell dual meet. of cold weather there is ski. By Wright Wilson -"}'y 'I1wo other Norsemen each ing in Southeastern Michi. Sunday Dining Completing their b'est lea. defeated three opponents to gan. The weather has been gue season ever, North High's 3 p.m. 10 9 p.m. " ?y win their classes. Argo pos~ed cold enough to make snow wrestling squads went to a 10-4 decision in the finals by machines to take the place Award \l inning Fraser last weekend for the of the 167 division, and An. of natural snow which has Menu Bi.County League Champion. -geleri won the L98-pound bypas!!ed Detroit. Areas far. Firesid{. Dining ships. Both the varsity and class with a 10.7 victory In 3130) Gratiot at 13 Mile I ther afield have had natural JV teams finished in third the finals. Rose.ill. res. 293-.'1500 snow in addition to the man. pillce. Coury, meanwhile, pinned made base. North's varsity finished the his first opponent, beat a Taking advantage of snow league season with a 5-1.1 second, but was outpointed conditions, the War Memori. record, third to Clintondale in the championship by Fra- , aI's Ski Clubs - both Ski.Hi (at 6-0.1) and Fraser (6-1). ser's Craig MCManaman. This for students and the adult (North's lone loss came from gave Coury second place at group - are hitting the Fraser, and they tied 'Clin. 155 pounds. slopes. Ski.Hi has an all.day tondale), Short Takes at South High Unfortunately, most of the trip to Pine Knob leaving At the Bi.County meet, ten the Center by charter buses other finals looked like a gue championships held Feb. of 13 North varsity wrestlers Swim Power counting the 100 free. In the on Monday, February 18 at Fraser.Clintondale dual meet. 500, Measelle led the sweep, ruary 27, 28 and 29. came home with me~als. Clintondale took the team 9:30 a.m. and returning at Four of them - Dav~ Giard, By Lara Measelle followed by Mark Clark and • • • 5:30 p.m. title over Frilser, 189-185. '. Fenton Remick. Gymna~ts Win . Slu Argo, Sam Angeleri, and North was a d,stant third at • Defeating Mount Clemens South also dominated the The trip is now full but Rick Coury - 'Placed first or 126.5, but still far ahead of ~22.52, South s w i m mer s 200 free, cleaning up with By Ann Hodak the Center is accepting a wait second in their weight class. 4th.place L'Anse Creuse, !loured on the power as Jeff Mease lie in the lead, follow. list with payment. There are es by qualifying for the final Third place winners were -Measelle swam the 200 free, South's girls gymnastics TlO public school classes that round. '!:laiming first and making ed by Larry MacDonald, team's last home meet saw Bruce Hutcheon, who pinned . . going 1:51.4 and Mike Schue. th D'I d de olish day. Giard won the 145-pound his foe in the consolation the state qual1fymg cut-off I t k' thO d ith time e eVl s squa m There is also a Ski.Hi division by pinning all of his ....';u, .... ;_ ...... f ... 140 n er. a In,g lr w a D~::r~~::: Ed.sc1 FG::!. 7S.7 round; and senior John Kara...... • - .•...~ -- •.••. -. . f 1'5824 tWI.nil:ht tnp to Pme Knob opponents. He beat Brian manos at 185 pounds. : Another personal best was 0 . . t' t k first and 57.9. y on Friday, February 22, from Fraley of Lakeshore at' 4:37, Greg Fleming, Lynn Urn. lJy Bill Bradfield in the 100 Relda . ebamths00 nts In the Marcie Semerad dominated 4 to 11:30 p.m_ The cost for and Rob Friedrich of Fraser barger, Chris Joseph, and cree,f WI'th a t'Ime 0f 505., 200secon dlIn 0 teve.rr _~ M' rk the compe t't'I Ion for South as me each Pine Knob trip is $11.75 after 1:40. He was esPecially Pat Marlow each recorded ctllly three tenths of a second M r CfY'ka De~ ':' .. ", I she placed first in every including round trip charter pleased with his final victory (Continued on Page 11) ~f{ the state cut.off. Brad. B:r:::h to~ 'fir~t: ' .•_~ ..h~ j c,'ent, scoring 6.95 ~n vault, bus transportation, all area ~eld was ~ollowed by Tom Finishing a close second 17.4 on the parallel bars, 7.1 tows and supervision. Ski.Hi FROM iartsch, gomg 50.9, and Her. was the team of Andy Scott, on the balance bea.m" and 7.9 members only are eligible } tpan Guevara. Mike Bartoszewicz, Bradfield on the floor exercise. (grades 7-12). SANDWICHES i TO STEAKS! ; S.outh. swept three eve~ts, and Rob Wood. . Placing second were. An. Both Ski.Hi and the adult ~kmg first, second and third, In the final event, the 400 drea Bay with a 6.9 on t~e CARRY OUT :I Grosse Pointe Ski Club are I ! free relay, Bradfield, Bartsch, balance. beam and Ann VIS' spending a ski weekend at AVAILABLE ~dult Skating Measelle and Kevin Chown mara With a 6.2 on the paral. Blue Mountain, Collingwood, RAM'S HORN Senior Citizens t ~ won the blue. Shutting out leI bars. Ont., February 29 through RESTAURANT Discount 10% I (Minimum 0,,1., $2.50) frocyram Set I Mount Clemens for second Emily Glusac placed third March 2. The adult group is 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR 1 p.m .• I!) p.m. .1 f ~ were Wood. Clark, MacDon. on the'vault with.a 6.5.,other staying at the Blue Mountain f ~.. . --. - " aid and Scott. ' third place scores were earn. Inn, four to a room. I Semor ~katIng, a struc- Hiles placed first in the ed by Sharon McDonald with Round trip transportation, 12 DINN.R tIned skallng. program for 100 breast. Mulier won the a 3.9 on the parallel bars, refreshments enroute, two .SPECIALS. ~dults. onl~, \VIII be offered gold in the 100 back. In the Amy Michaels with a 6.15 on NOW! nights lodging, two day lift ~ r~sldents on Tuesdays, be., i n d i v i d u a I medley Brad the balance beam and Jenni. nm ng tickets, two breakfasts, one 83.8. t . reb~~ary'~, f:an~ Swegles took first, and in fer Bedsworth with a 6.85 on dinner and a.wine and cheese WEIGHT 11 a.m. to io p.m. only' 10nr;nf1 a~~. wee, t~e 100 ~Iy MacI?onald took the floor .exercise. m party are included for $108, ; Sponsored jointly by the first, With Bfl8n 'Burke Bedsworth,. McDonald, Se . based on a full bus. WATCHERS Wid. ,. Una .• fill. 13 ,. 14 Grosse Pointe Skating Club second. erad and Vlsmara have all The Ski.Hi trip, currently Baked Beef Short Ribs and the school syslem's De. South's divers displayed ex, qualified for Regional com. Frosted Treat full but wait listed, stays at ~r'~~t.~~~'~il &,,~~:)~.chOIe. Partment ~of Com m u nit y cellence, taki!lg first over~ll, petition, which will be held the Holiday Inn. Round trip services, the program will 53.25. Headmg the pomt on March 28. I • Desserts + transportation, two nights & Frl,"f.~.15 b~ held at the Gro~e Pointe standings was Rob Warner, The next Blue DeVlI gym. lodging (four to a room), two Community Rink, 4831 Can. f~llowed by Pat McKee and nastics meet will be Febru. La Cal Menu Scallops or Lake Perch breakfasts, one dinner, two Soup or Juice. ~etable. choice 01 ~OD. Jim Pagel. . ary 25, at 7 p.m., at Troy days lift tickets and ,super. potatoes. '011 & buner. f Registration is liinited and The team's next meet will Athens High School. vision are illcluded for WE ARE fAMOUS FOR 4(lst is $25 per person or $40 be . Tuesday, Fe~ruary 14, •.• • $98.50. Sit. ,. S••.• f.~.16,. 17 r couple: .For further in. agamst East DetrOIt, a~ home OUR DESSlRTSf Roast Chicken Cager~ Falter Ski.Hi has two. more twi. rmation -call the Depart. at 7 p.m. That meet w1l1 end H••• MI" Dilly' 1/2 chlcllen. Sovp 0' Juice. vego- night trips scheduled to Pine s••, table. choice of polaloes, ro!l & butler. £ent of C'ommunily Services the season's dual 'meets, as Wed. - Vegetable By Tom Klsskalt Knob on February 22 and Thurs. - Chicken NOodle • 343.2160. the team goes on to the lea. Glenn Piche's 25 points March 7. MIR." TIll .. fa. 18,. 19 ',1. - Shrimp Chowder 13recian Specialty Z weren't enough as Port Hur. S.t. - N.vy Bean Spinach & Cheese Pie or on edged South's varsity cag. Sun. - Chicken Noodle :HI.'g'h Schooler" Play Club Ball Baked MacaronI. Standings Out Mon.'- Split Pea r- ers 54-49 on Friday, Febru. SQUP or Juice, roll & blJtt~r .. ~ The Neighborhood Club portunity at organizing their ary 8, but a balanced scoring For Club TeanlS Tues. - Tomato Rosemarie ~igh scho.ol young adult own teams.. attack helped the Blue Dev. 885.1902 'Sketball league has more' After the. third week of ils whip Edsel Ford 66-54 on . the season, Village Shoes Jun. Tuesday, February 5. The final standings for lhr an 80 boys m the 11th guliers an~ the American Fre.a throws,. which llave participating 30 volleybar. d 12th.gradu."attiel,.Ung 'L"a"-';ers are tied 'for first 'Oeen'.i,key hctor in' South's 'team's,'in'"the:,Neigbborhooc PI' . Club League this' fall were' , seven teall1f .Each te'lulf .place wilh a 3.0 record. In four,.,. pre vi 0 U!l victories ENTER j. ill play :six' league games second, The Hawks are 2.1, proved to be the difference recently relellsed .by Club rJf. '1H£'Po'ppin:"'P'resh-' Pie.'s@" and all teams will be invited followed by The Tastebuds at in South's defeat'. However. ficials. t~ the post.season double an even 2-2_ The Underdogs this time Port Huron took In Division I, the final e\irnination tournament.' are '1.3 while The Pacer, advantage of the free shots. ,standings had Sweet Feet ")'oung adult basketball Recemannapp and Conway They converted 14 of 20 at (B.O) on top followed by .gites the boys their first op. are 0-3. the line to South's three of, Spectacles (7,1), Sir 'Lancers Lot (6-2), Simmon Insurance seven. Derek Boldon led Port (4.4), Sutton's Flashers (44), Huron with 18 points. Pirates Cove (3.5), Up Sets A third quarter outburst (2-6), Wi Iso n Industries _eepstakes helped South get by Edsel (2.6), and Ray Smith Paint. Ford. The Blue Devils out. ing (0.8)_ In the playoffs, scored Edsel Ford 23.14 and the champions were the Spec. built up a 15-point lead. John tacles 'with Sweet Feet as (Continued on Page 11) . runner.up. , ! The champions included: Liana Bantleon, Patti Bower, Carolyn Dettloff, Janie Dett. loff, Lucy Dettloff, Ursula Donaldson, Sylvia Keating, Betsy MaCClldino and Bri. gett Skuba. The final, standings in Di. vision II were Detroit Auto. motive Parts (7.1), Psych. outs (7-1), Dutch Treat (7.1), Sunshine Girls (5-3), Lady '. ~/ Bug:; (4-4), Ken's Friends .:, ,f? ~. ! (3.5), ,Bon Secours Hospital ,'": (fi- ", ~ ;. I (2-0), Leonard-Gerow Agen. <~:;' cy (1-7), and the S~elers ( ().S). / , avo 40 197", TO The playoff champs were WI'LL IIAT YOUR (MOOS( F.OM 1MSTOCK the Psych-outs followed by Dutch Treat. The 'Psych.outs PlUS . included: Myra Cartwright, BEST DEAL $500 -REBATE Cheryl Fox, Sheila McNa. NlW" , NEW'''' IilW,,,, mara, earn i II e . Peterson, CAPIUa (U$SlC UR. CAPlICI CLASSIC UL . IMPALA WAGON BetsY Schoof, Marianne Shra. NEW ''', C"~IIICE CLASSIC ~ I.c •• , I gl.... p. winG., mal. 3-5.. ,'wagon. pwr,

A 15% Income Tax Credit Up To A Maximum Credit of $300.00111 DETROIT MAR. , ~ • f t •• ANTIQUE 13-16 E. 8 MilE SHOW ARMORY m[fill ~~;~~f2~~l~~,~DAilY '.11 . SUN. 1-9 F';ii~E5'IMATE5 This Ad G~d for 50 Off ~~JJ.~Tr;1riJrJii ONE ADULT ADMISSION 1...1 We are Licensed lleating. Refrigeration and Electrttal'Contr actors 885-6900 L.lJ1.~L!:l~ / , Thursday, February 14, 1980 G R 0 SSE POI N T E, NEW S Page Eleven Sports Week' at North Center Allen Taber Stars for ULS Star Spikes . ' \ (Continued from Page 10) under the basket. He com. To Victory .fourth place in their classes. pleted the three.point play WOIG'S,~.DIN , Coach Larry Aceto remark. which gave the Norsemen a • ~! •._.1tIIY ed, "We had a l'Ot of good By Catheriile Snyder 44-38 margin. & FMlII 'efforts, especially by our Davey took game scoring Our Lady Star of the Sea AMer. e.e.... younger wrestlers. There honors with 15 points. High School's varsity VOlley. CARIY OUT SEIVICE' ~ .were a lot of close matches, These two victories give .- ball team lidded two matches All Food, in S;t.ciol _', but we were lacking the ex. North a current Bi-County to its win column, beating Keep Ho' CO,,'";''''' IMnchl. perience. Both schools we Pontiac Catholic on February frio 1' ...... 1',,. , 5eI. 12_11:10 , . recol'd of 7.2. The Norsemen wn. 12 I\MIftooIO" 11 .",-10, . lost to have a junior high are tied for second with 4 and St. Ladislaus on feb. wrestling program. If we had ruary 6. lit. '.9596 Lakeshore, while Clintondale 24851 Harper, S~.Clair Sh~" one in our district, I feel we still leads at 8.1. Clintondale's Star whipped Pontiac Cath, ht ...... 10 .... could be one of the top teams only loss came against North. olic in only two games, 15-1, in the state." Tomorrow pig!!!, league 15.5. St. Ladislaus did not I The Norsemen also took rival South Lake will be at give in as quickly and tested '~_. . - third at the junior varsity North for a pair of games. Star's skills. It took three: . portion of the meet, North Juni\lr varsity action begins games for Star to take the .CH]NNOESE_ GOLDI;lN~ scored 80.5 points to Clinton. at 6:30, while the varsity con- match. Star won the first CAN dale's total of 125 and Fra. test will start at approxi. game, 16-14, St. Ladislaus, ~M~RI BUBDR Al ser's score of 170. mately 8:00. won the second, 16-14, and t-. Matt Simon was the 98. • • • Star pulled out the last, DISHES pound champion. S e can d , Spikers Win 3 game, 15-8, to win the match. d' h j places came from Mike Clune The varsity relied heavily featuring the "tery finest in Cantone.se IS es .o.r and Matt Krolikowski. By Wright Wilson on the consistent serving of luncheons and' Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails. Marc Andris, Dave Boyle, After being winless in the junior Beth Murphy and sen. Mon. lhr" Th"". 11 o:m .• ' 11 p.",. ior Cindy Meier, to win FridOV 110m .. 12 p.m. Dan Armstrong, Craig fas. Bi-County League for much th I St ' Sal. 12 nOOn. 12 p.m. cae, Gene Ingrao, and Thdd of the season, the volleyball ose c ose games. ar s var. S"n. 12 noon. 11 p.m . • sity has a current record of Leigh each finished with teah,s lit North 'H:i~h h3'!e ~~A WAUl> QUo. OJ~ io.ss~ ~UMrLi:lt tnlr(l places. Andris and done a complete about.face COCK I AIL LOUNGe: .:t The junior varsity won its NelJr Whittler, A.mple Parking Corry Oul Service. Boyle each pinned their can. by taking three of four solation.round opponents. , Photo bV Frank Peniriorl match against St, Ladislaus 881-6010 matches in action last week. High scoring center, ALLEN TA- schoJI players in Michigan, as he in two games, 15.6, 15-7. 16340 Harper This weekend the varsit~' The only loss came in the . BER, (dark jersey) shows why he is team will compete in the bears down to begin a rush against The JV's current record now varsity match against Lake. one of the most sought after high Bloomfield Hills Lahser. stands at 5.2. district tournament, referred view. In the first game, Sue to by Coach Aceto as "the Mezger served an important toughest in the area." At four. points, but it wasn't Star Stopped this meet. wrestlers can qual- enough as the Huskies beat Sports at University Liggett School ify for the regionals, which North, 15-13. The second By St. Juliana are the final competitions £!ame was just as close, Lake- ULS Spoilers VLS expand the lead to 4-1 streak that began on Febru- before Trenton narrowed the for the State championship vie'" winning 15-12. . ary 19, 1979. On February 8. Star of the tournament. This marked the first vic- The ULS varsity ice hockey margin to 4.2. The Knights The final two regular sea. struck early on a -goal by Sea Girls' varSity was de- • • • tory in seven matches for the team ,boosted. its overall' sea. son games for ULS will be on feated by 81. Juliana 18.12. junior varsity squad, Valerie son record to 16-2.2 and its Todd with an assist from Sea- the road against 81. Clair North Wins Two ver. High scorers were Judy Ryan' served for eight points, M i chi g a n Metro Hockey Shores Lake Shore at the Wholihan, Amy Treder and and ~nn~ Barton added League record to 9-1.2 !by de. Later in the period, Taber Civic Arena tonight, Febru- fed the puck to Seaver, who Nancy Monahan. The girls' By Wright Wilson seven as North defeated feating Ann Arbor Huron ary 14 and at Fraser on Mon. record stands at 7.2. DINNER SPECIALS FOR THE skated unchallenged to the North High's varsity ca~ers Lakeview. 7-15, 15.7, and 15.2. 7-3, and tying Class A power day, February 18 for the 'Blue The boys' varsity lost a MONTH OF FE.RUARY front Qf the goal and found i recently added two straight Both .teams recorded vie. Trenton 4-4. Div 5!,:,n title of the Michigan tough game to St. Juliana wins to their total, keeping tories in their mat c h e s The Knights traveled. to the rback of the Trojan net. Metro High School Hockey LARGE L08STER TAIL DINNER ••••••••••S9.49 . The third period momen. boys, 35-28. Tim Sheridan them in the thick of the Bi., Lak Th' ts Ann Arbor F~ruary 6, to League . was Star's high scorer with 2nd Identical Dinner ••••••••••••.••••••.• $8.00 County League title race. thagaInstvarsit"Southleaguee. mar'"IS seat meet the Huron River Rats. tum swung to Trenton with BAR.B.Q RIB DINNER •••••••••••••••.••••••. $5.95 the number.one ranked Class • • • 10 points. The boys are 6.3 e " . A ULS's high scoring center on the season. 2nd Identical Dinner ••••••••••••••••••••• $4.00 It was the usual story 1.5, while the JVs are now Allen Taber led the attack A team scoring at the 5:40 ULS}V Wins when the NorSemen took on 24 On February 'II, the boys' (All Dinners Above Include Potato, • hI' with four goals and one as- mark and again with 4:39 left LakeVIew. Nort was on V up North's var~ty had to work sist. Erich Avedisian added junior. varsity came out on , Slaw, Roll, and Sauce) in the game. The U'L.,) junior varsity top for the second straight 28.27 at halftime, but won to defeat the Cavaliers in two goals and Tom 'Dow kept The Knights had difficulty Knights scored a 5-3 victory the game in the second half. three games,' 15-7, 13.15, and a three-game scoring streak game, defeating St. Juliana OPEN 4-10 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK mounting an attack in the over Allen Park Cabrini on 21-14. High scorers were By way of a tougher defense, 15.10. Coach Ann Anderson alive by scoring once. third period, but with an out. January 25. The Knights 'ere Craig Como with IS, followed North outscored the Huskies -aid that well-rounded play Rich Carron fand Bill Sea. s tan din g performance by le-;:\ in sebring by Bill Scar- 21-6 in the third quarter, was the key to North's vic- ver h:ld two assists each, and by John Mack and Steven goalie Drew -Masearin they fone, with one goal and four Francis. enabling them to coast to a tory, . Biff Fisher. had one to aid in managed to hang on for the I ass i s t s. Centerman John GENTS III 59.4(J win. The JV took their second the scoring. Goalie Drew Performanees by Andy presents for your dining pleasure, tie. ULS spoiled Trenton's Kulka scored the three goal Gesell, Steven Elie, Kevin Bob Brown led all scorers straight win by knocking off Mascarin stopped 17 Ann twenty-six game win n i n g. hat trick. with 21 points; North also South Lake in two strai.ght Arbor shots. . Shannon, and Jerry Wholi. "Early Bird Dining" got five field goals from Jeff games. Mary Ellen Tauia On February 9, the Knights han helped lead the Sailors .Complete Dinners from 4 to 7:30 p.m. onl~' to victory. They are 4-5 on Mattes. served up eight points in the' traveled downriver to Tren. • Fried Chicken .•....•.••••..•. 14.'5 n started out as a paten. first contest •• nd Kelli Arm. ton to take on the Trenton Sports We.ek.at South the season and hope to hit 1/2. G.Idu 8m Wft. C.I<.," the .500 mark next week in tial slaughter, but North nar. strong was high scorer in the High School Trojans and (Continued from Page 10) • London Broil .. , , ".50 their rematch with St. Jude. Bed' Siull CookH! 10 O1-cIf.r.. loppeod willi J'II'U""room • 8tI rMI~ S.u(,IP. rowly defeated Fraser, 44-40, final with nine, Lisa Sha. avenge an earlier season loss. Vammett, John Heidt, and high 21 points, in the- third quarter as South outscored • Tenderloin Tips a la DUleh .•...... ".25 'I, on February 8, The Ram. bander contributed some ex. Dave' Parker began the Dean Graham scored 15, 14 A pest is a fellow who M"'" OR • bed 0' MI('. pi I.f • bIers started the game with cellent'spiking and blocking. searing for U1JS just one and 10 points respectively .. the 'Lancers 16-4 and cut the • Broiled Whitefish ...... •...•.. IS.35 . lead to within six points. wants his conscience to be Se-ne4 with lart.,. . some cold shooting, and The lady Norsemen will minute and five seconds into The Blue Devils hosted Gallagher pulled away in the your guide. North led by as much 'as 20- host Roseville Brablec for the game on a pass froql Port Huron Northern Wed. • Veal Parmesan .... ', , ..... 85.50 ~.. fourth period for a 60-41 win. Wilh .p.,w:he-ltl *nd C'hnw , .. 4 in the second .quarter. . two matches on Monday, Feb. Jamie Todd. nesday night (after press Agby'l made seven shots • Chicken Liver Sautee .. , $4.75 " "hh rauthro6fll .....d rrd .. ltu. UiU('f'. Fraser found the mark In ruary 18 at 6:30. , ';!:renton ~orward se91~,tiJp,!il)r ;H".r. "j~.~o(.'~"_ from: the .field and hit Ion TRY.OUTS the fi~aI';halt.&Il""d..t&e ..... _ ;:Q~'jlli .~ --..-,' ,stiiJhen~>VYIm~afte>!l~,.t .•. ':';."~. "'i! .~ beInt. tIe'd lor- Ule All dinn",.. ."roed ",ith rqlled .olod, your ""oir,, of dr ... i,.... . gap to two points on thre!l :,,: Old' Timer: "Forty years 1-1. Just four minut~.s, l~ter. seven of eight free' throws Gre"k bread. lta,lt broltlIUor COIf .. ~e jriu. times in the fourth. quart~i. al{O you could see two movies 'Yith 14. seconds 'left in the to lead the Blue Devils. Paul GROSSE POINTE 6} N. WALNUT / MT, CLEMENS North's big break came WIth for a dime, Now you spend first perIOd, Jeff Karash put JV Winning Rentz and Rich Moellering SOCCER CLUB (' b1k. Welt of Macomb County Bldg •• one minute left in the game, $500 on a TV set, ana what the Knights back on top ..,ith addcl six and five points 778 ..3435 m as Jim Davey was fouled do you see? The same mov- a power-play goal, By Marianne Schultz each, I c.n Res;r:::: 468-0711 1t::i.~:!1 when putting in a shot from ies."-Good Reading, The second period saw An improvement in abili. ties and teamwork under the basket helped South JV cag. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~& ers win games against Port ., :~ , ~ .... Huron and Edsel .Ford. The ... Team has passed the .500 ...... mark, posting an 8-7 record. -. .Im uUedlteMQneQtl ~OUtlge ~ - The Devils stayed ahead -. throughout the game on Feb- BASEBALL ....-. . ~ . FAMILY DINING ~ .... ruary 5, and posted a 79-69 ~ 1m American and Greek Cuisine iii victory over Port Huron. .. I South clearly dominated, 1m For Your Dining Pleasure Serving You Exquisite Foods iii with Jim Schaafsma scoring PLAYERS 1m In A.1 Atmosphere Of Ancient Aftlens [i1 21 points. .J On February 9, South trio umphed 69.57, despite' a fourth quarter effort by Ed. sel Ford. Bill Winzer and Tom Gentile each scored in REGISTRATION double figures. Failure to connect at th{' foul line left South behind by 14, as Sterling Heights GROSSE POINTE FARMS LITTLE LEAGUE Stevenson won, 67-53. Steven- AND son dominated, as they led by seven points at the half. South remained 'behind de. spite the efforts of Tom Gen- tile and Stalk Lang, who BABE RUTH LEAGUE scored 16 and 14 points, reo OF specti vely. . * * • GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE CITY Frosh Drop Two & ml Vt\LENTINE OAY SPECIAL Ii By John SChultz tml LUNCHEON: DINNER: SPINACH mt South's freshman basket- $3.00 $6.95 PIE iii ball team ran into taller op, W Little League Boys & 'Glrls 8 years to 12 years I SHISH.KA-BOB ROAST PRIME RIB $3.50 ~ position, and it proved costly H I SANDWICH OF BEEFAU JUS iii as they dropped two contests Babe Ruth League ages 13 years to 18 years Soup. Greek Salad. CoHage Soup. Solod. Choice 01 Polato Soup, Salad, Choice 01 PolOlo r:I this week {o North and I or French F6es CoHee ond Dessert or Rice, CoHee and Dessert 10:11 Bishop Gallagher. o ..Note: League age as of July 31 for Little League and Babe Ruth League. North's defense only aI, I A Truly Superb Dining Experience! - iii lowed the Blue Devils 11 I I . iii second half points (their I Y2 Lb. Broiled' Ground Round [iI lowest total of the season) W I Ground Round, Soup 1.75 iii in gaining a 41.29 win. H BROWNELL MIDDLE SCHOOL With Chee~, Soup 1.85 r:I Mark Davey and Bill Mc- Enroe scored 13 and' 12 CHALFONTE .. With Greek O1eese, Soup 1.95 ffii points respectively to lead E the Norsemen. R BETWEEN LOTHRUP Daily Special - Soup and Salad - Entree 2.75 Ii Phil Agby led, South with eight points. Marty Montagne, Choice Roast Beef Sandwn - On Famous Greek Rolf E AND BELANGER m Joe Schultz, and Ken Fromm I With Cup of Soup 2.35 iii netted four points apiece, Alainst Bishop Gallagher: Fresh Bi*ed Ham. Stacked or Grilled Sandwich. iii Agby scored 13 of his game. W On Our Greek Roll - With Cup Of Soup 2.25 m1 .~...... ,. American or Swiss Cheese 2.35 iii THEATRE OF i H MONDAY, Feb. 25th 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. THE ARTS 8ocon, Lettuce and Tontoto With Cup of Soup 2.20 litm1 t E Soganaki 'Flaming Kalter! Greek Cheese N TUESDAY, Feb. 26th 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. , 2.50 iii ,':l~ff. . Specializing in: Ribs - Shish.Ko-Bob • Steoks - Seafood - Greek [iI Salad and Bread. Greek Pizza - Lunches ond Dinners Daily PrltMntl [ii' DlnMtTMo.t,. u Itshsflll Beer - Wine - Cocktail. iii tM hit tTlUSICAl,COOlEO't' B 1. Proof of age of child Open 7 Days from IT :00 o.m.-2:30 a.m. lit R 2. Little League Reglstrallon Donation, $15 per single child, Entertoinment Friday and Saturday Evening. [iI I $25 per family. Available for Banquets and Parties - Corry Outs iii ~ [iI ..... PlrMM_ ...... ,... _ ...... N 3. Babe Ruth League, $25 per child. 885-8887 ...... --, .... [i1 -- G 4. Personal checks accepted. 16390 E. Warren Ave., Detroit'. One Block South of Outer Dr. -. 6'30c=:=---. /,00 __ 6,30 RI5UY"TIONS__ 011& INfOR"4AnON__ iii IIJOt M.mOT .... 1IOII'f1U.l" 4IOM Managers, Coaches and Umpires NEEDEDI 1~~~~~~~~~~m~~~~m~mmm~~~~[iI Information available at Registration

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------~- - - - P.ge Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS South Scores CITY OF Theatre North Tame. the Shretf) NHS Receives \; One of Shakespeare's wild. , , At BOEC Meet Kratochwill; Laure Mullaney, Math IIonors ********* est and funniest comedies, Tom Held, Kirk Lutz. Catlin ~C&rnsse'oiutr lf~n~ll By Libby Dietrich "The Taming of the Shrew," Maloney, Pim Stewart, Tom Aluminum Awnings will be the third production Three North High School South High students placed Paros, Joe Serwach, Mary students were recently named 16 Colors of Theatre North. the stu. Ann Uro!ev, Liz Burrows and MICHIGAN in the top eight places In the award win n e r s by the dent acting company of North Diane Werensll:i. Screen Porche. Business Office Education High School. Michigan Section of the Tickets are available from Mathematical Association of Clup, (BOEC). Regional It stars juniors Rick Klein members of the cast and jun. America for placing in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Competition held last Satur. and Liz Secor. Rick Klein ior class and are on sale at top 100 of more than 23,000 Ie. day. Febcuary 2, at North has had. leading roles at POINTE SCREEN & SASH, second Council meeting in February is RE- the door. The admission is high school students partici. High School. North in "King Lear," "In. ,.. 20497 MACK TU 1.6130 SCHEDULED to Monday evening, Febru- $3. Complimentary tickets pating in the Twenty.Third herit the Wind" and "The Twenty-two schools partici- are available to senior citi. Ann u a I l4ichigan Mathe- ary 25. 1980, at 7:30 p.m, in the Council- Venetian Twins." pated in the contests starting zens upon request. For ticket matics Prize Competition. Court Room of the Municipal Building. at 8 a.m. and running most The play, under the direc. I information call 343.2187 be. The students are Kenneth of the day. The contests were tion of Gael Barr and under **************** i; tween 8 a.m.. and 3 p.m. Deman, ,Mary Haug and ! ! Chester E. Peterson followed by an awards cere- the technical direction of Gregory Prokopowicz, who ': City Administrator-Clerk Sherry Block, the new tech. Over A Century of Service mony at 4:30 p.m. for all will be honored at an awards nical director of the Per. participants. program at Central Michigan forming Arts Center, wiU be St. Paul Youth to the Eastside Communities . G.P.N. - 2-14-80 Placing in the top eight University this Saturday, presented Thursday. Friday February 16. l were Chris Elliot. Jennie and Saturday. February 21. Set Paper Drive , / L"~ ~'~," .: ~' The program will feature Griffin, Pat Kartsonas, Lora 22 and 23 at 8 p.m. in the I CITY OF Kasunic, Tracey Owens and presentations by Dr. Lorraine T.t' J '1;? ~r~'i.4' Performing Arts Center, 707 You can clean out four Katie O'Brien. Vernier. Denby of Bell Laboratories, basement, recycle a valu. who wlll speak on "Paint by ~ .:y~ ..t~. ~rn!lllt'nitttrllnn~ll These girlt will now com. Seniors Paul Kratochwill, able product. and help others Numbers," and Dr. Doris pete at the state level, where MICHIGAN Bob Fontana an'! junior Rich. at the same time by donating Schattschneider of Moravian -'~.. r 6 ~~~ ' all BOEC chapters in Mich. ard Carter are in charge of to the St. Paul Lutheran College. who will talk on i igan will send their top win. the set construction. The set Church paper drive. "Extending the Art of M. C. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ners. The state eonference is designed by Mr. Barr will be Papers may be dropped at Escher." FOR THE planned for March 13 through a striking 17th c~ntury court. the parking lot ()[ St. Paul College scholarships will be ft '" _ "" .. 15 ane:. will be held at the yard. The costumes will bP T 1•• hn.,. ....""'" T L_...... _ -_ ...... -_ ...., ...... """Ill:: _ ~..... v~t ,,",41; Ilowlil'<1",~ !(' mt'!'e !h:!!! ¥.I ~! rnUrU\)E:U nE:LUI1II1U ur Detroit Plaza Hotel and Cobo by Brooks VanHorn of New Saturday. February 16. be- the winners at the Awards Hall. York. tween 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Banquet. The scholarships Groesbeck Chapel of CERTAIN PROPERTY I ----- Theatre North produces For pick.upS call 881-6670 or and the Awards Program are IN THE CITY OF one Shakespearean or classi. 881-5014. The proceeds from supported, in part. through Winter Drama cal show each year in its the paper drive will go for contributions by the Bur- GROSSE POINTE WOODS season of four plays, This the support of an Indian or- roughs Corpor.tion, which TheWm.R.fJamjlton{~o.~ Classes. Set yen, junior class president phan. a 9 year old girl. In provides scholarships for the FUNERAL DIRECTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Scott Turnbull has enlisted addition a portion ()[ the pro. first plaee winners, Michigan futabliJhed 1855 City of Grosse Pointe Woods will hold a. ~ublic h~~ing Dramatics for Children has the aid of members of his ceeds will be retained to Bell, the Michigan Council in the C{)uncil-Court Room of the MunICIpal Buildmg, ~. announced registration for class to sell tickets to raise give Grants-in-Aid to students ()[ 'feachers of Mathematics 2i6 CROCKER BLVD. 20025 Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe Woods, Wayne and the Kuhlman Corpora. its winter term on Saturday, money for the theatre and attending tht! Christian Youth Mount Clemens 48063 ~ County, Miehigan. on Monday. March 3, 1980, a~ 7:30 the class. tion. February 16. in Room 1 of Congress this summer. ! p. m. to hear the following peti.tion. for the rezonmg of .John Bingham, math de. 463-0577 the Unitarian Church on Also included in the cast certain property within the saId CIty. namely: partment chaiJperson, has Maumee and Neff at 10 a.m. are: Cindy Kopaeka. Ron STO'UT IS WINNING W m. R. Hamilton; II David M. Ha,milton \ ' The petition of Thomas Handlos, ~ Mack Cornell. Bob Fontana. Bryan served as the high school Northern Michigan Uni- Brockman Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods. requestmg the re- There will be two sessions: Flynn, Tim Reaume, Dan sUP4!rvisor for North High John W. i, versity diver Jodi Stout. a zoning ~f Lot 81A of the HOllywOQ

f ( Thursday, February 14, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------Page Thirteen --- -._------, League Marks -Its 69th Year I Center Offers Summer Cruises SHS Students Each experience in life I Bad luck is a term often I A genuine lady is kno;n : The League of Women I 1920 as a memorial to SUff.1 . ---.---- - malc;es a man either better or' used to cover up poor man. by the social acquaintance yoters of the United States I ragettes worklng for women's, As .an extensIOn of ItS from $112 per day, June 9 worse.' I agement. she ~uts. : Tops in Math ------'is celebrating its 60th birth. suffrage ,ince 1848 educatIOnal. p ~a g r a .m, the through July 2, . . -----~~-- ~_._------,.-, da today February 14 Its' '. War MemOrial IS offermg two The other cruISe IS to , . y '. '. NatIonany, the League will unusual cruises-one to Cen. Alaska from Vancouver for Four Sobth High students, , first conventIon was held In be 'exhibiting memorabilia tnl America from Ft. Lau. 15 days, visiting Homer, Richard J. Benoit, Robert C. r --I ,. FUTURE from the s u f f rag e era derdale visiting the Yucatan, Valdez, Anchorage and The King, Jeffrey T. Peterson . through the. 1970's at t~e I Guatemala, Costa Rica, the Co 1u m b i a Glacier from and Jeffrey Smudskr, won "To Meet Your Health NeedS" ftLUMBING C Woodrow Wilson House In San Blas Islands, Columbia $1,295. awards in the recent 23rd r, O. Washington, D.C. The Lea. and Panama. The cruise will The Center, 32 Lakeshore, A n nu a I Michigan Mathe. • REPAIRS. SEWERS gue was formed during Wood. continue through the canal wilt host a special illustrated malics Prize Competition. . .. We Cover The Pointes."J row Wilson's tenure in oI. and up the West coast to leclure on the cruise pro- The students scored in the HARKNESS PARK 885-3162 fice. Nicaragua, the Mexican ports grams. on Thursday,. Febru. top 100 of more than 23,000 0: PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMACY : Michigan Malle, Locally the League of of Acapl,llco. and Puerto ary 21, at 8 p.m. Questions high school students partici. "ll1mbelS Licen~e.. Women 'Voter's of Grosse Vallarto and end in Los An. will be answered 'by Jules pating in the contest. They'll 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E. Jefferson : - #06967 • Pointe will celebrate the an. geles after 22 days at a cost Dib\enow, head of World Ex. 884-3100 16003 MACK 822-2580 ; I be honored at an 'awards pro. NO JOB niversary with a birthday ------plores in Cal~fornia. Deposits gram in Mount Pleasant in 881~0477 .' TOO I. cake at its Wednesday, Feb- NHS Schedules for the cruises sh.oul~ .be late iFebruary and more than SMA LL ruary 20, unit meeting at St. made. by Mar~h 1. Cruise 40 of the winners will be W.'r. I Paul Ev. Lutheran Church, Fall Enru~lln"ellt C?sts mclude aIr transporta, awarded with college scholar. ComlNtltl.. 375 Lothrop at 9: 15 a.m. ., tlOn to and from .ports and ships. I transfers between plane and TOUR: The program is supported Students who will be in ship. in part by contributions by GERMANY, AUSTRIA, SWITZERLAND grade nine next September The crui3es feature uni. the Burroughs Corporation, WIth II group 01 interesting peoPle. Tour includes the world re- and who wish to enroll at ver.ity level lectures and ex. Michigan Bell, the Kuhlman nouned passion play at Oberammergua, Bavaria. Room for three North High School from a perts on the music, cultures Corporation and the Michi. reservations. Leaving August 10. You must IIct now if inteflJSted, I private or parochilll school and languages of the regions gan Council of Teachers of Call 882-5327 are invited to do so on'Moll- visited. It is possible to re- Mathem~tics. • ceive acacemic credit for day, February 25, in the shipboard course, with the South High mathematics .r~-~~---~--~~------~0 school cafeteria at 1:45 p.m. International Association for department chairman Donald ~! 20 /a O~I= ...a.. Students should bring a ~hi]1ooard 'Rll,,('~ti(l!1. ~ ('on. Yerkes served as suoervisor Olrth cerllfJcate, their. most sorlium of colleges and uni. for students particip;i.ting in I recent report card and any versities. the competition. co u r s e recommendations However, the cruises are i!:'~t~:~:a:~~A~ their current teachers choose not all academic by any d '~ to make. means. Tourists can relax, jll EAST SIDE LOCKSMITH'S Phone Upper-class students, those enjoy the pool, sports, music, Notice of Last Day of Registration , "YOUR SECURITY ISROUR BUSINESS" enrolling for grades 10, II, dancing and dining on ~he TU 1-0280 6r' 12, may do so by individ. SS. Universe. ;I AUTO - LOCK & ALARM SPECIALISTS Explrl$ ual appointment with a coun- of The Qualified Electors of The selor. Appointments will be iI l5138 E. WARREN .DETROIT, MICH. 48224 FH, 29. 1980 J scl).eduled from February 25 Cub Scout Pack to March 7, in the morning. Grosse Pointe Public School System Locks Installed by Professional Locksmith i: I These students also should Celehrates 50th i bring with them a birth' cer- {--~------~~---~~---~-~i Wayne County, Michigan tificate, their most-recent re- I A gala blue and gold din. port card and any .records ner celebration in honor of ,! HOME DELIVERY that" could be helpful. Ap. Scouting's 50th birthday was For .The Special Election to be held I pointments may be arranged held by Pack 39 at Barnes ,I by calling 343.2201. Schoolla1it week, Cub Scouts on March 24, 1980, I IS BACKI Enroument' i n for mation and their families enjoyed , . and curriculum guides have dinner and dessert, which TO THE QUALIFI~P ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: !, ~\ Save Time and Gas, been 'sent to the parochial was 'Provided by the Cub schools that have rtlquested St!outs who spent hours dec- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special SChool Election will be held in said sthool Have Your Dairy Products them. Parents of students orating the cakes carrying District on Monday, March 24, 1980, At said Special Election, the following separate \\ QO have not yet determined out the 50th anniversary Home Delivered. theme. propositions will be submitted to the vote of the qualified electors of the School a choice of school for next District: year may obtain a North High Special guests at the' din. Sam Stelnhebel 886-4584 School curriculum guide in ner included Jack McMa- the main office. hon, principal of Barnes PROPOSITION I School, the Pack's charter sehool; Thomas Pillar. prin. cipal of Our Lady Star of GENERAL OPERATING MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSITION the Sea Grade School and Thomas Fitzgi.b1:lon, Lake- As a renewal and' a continuation of authority to levy identical operating. millage shore District Executive of the Boy Scouts of America. previously approved by the electorate, which millage expired to 1919, shall the limita- In remarks to parents, tion on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all taxable property in The Fitzgibbon commended them Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan, be increased, for a for their involvement in the period of three (3) years, the years 1980 through 1982, both inclusive, by twenty six and Pack 3~ Cub Scouting pro- gram. fifty Jive one-hundredths ($26.55) dollars (26.55/mills) per one thousand ($1,000) dollars .Preceding the dinner, a of the state equalized valuation of all taxable property in the School District, for the variety of awards 'were pre. exclusive purpose of providing funds to meet general operating expenses of the School HAMBURGER LEAN VEAl sented to individual Scouts. District? , ,.".". .,_. FOR S.TEW, • Special awards also were , ,Ho./11,e Ma~";. presented to 'parents and to; , ';'.: . l HAM' , .!!T.. 'I 59"'-';::' '."~_':"..F', b.e..w.U1ner.s...oL.l.he..cake. ;PROPOSITION II • L8.' .... 7'11.18;'-"' i .dec-: . -,. ~ ~ ~ ~ 'SAL&.r-- orating competition. ~ ",SPRIAD - U.S.D.A. PR.IME . PUB,LIC LIBRARy'o-PERATrNG MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPosiTION~.' AND CHOICE CHEESE to .Avoid ; ffow As a renewal and a continuation of authority to levy identical public library operat. LB. . $1.49 BEEF POT ROAST $2.69L8. 8 Million Bolts ing millage previously approved by the electorate, which miJJage expired in 1979. shall t~e limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all taxable ROUND BONE or Although the earth is bom- WESLEY'S STAHL'S property in The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan, be QUAKER MAtD ORIGINAL 8AKERY barded by 360,000 lightning ENGLISH CUT bolts every hour....:or 8.5 mil, increased, for a period of three (3) years, the years 1980 through 1982, both inclusive, ICE CREAM NEW WHITE RYE lion boIts per day-and light. by one and forty two one-hundredths ($1.42) dollars (1.42 mills} per one thousand NEW ONE QUART $1.89 LB. or PUMPERNICKEL ning takes 120 to 125 Amer- ($1,000.00) dollars of the state equalized valuation of all taxable property in the School . CONTAINER ican lives each year, the District, for the exclusive purpose of providing funds to meet operating expenses of the AU FLAVORS • LARGE la'ge EA. chances of any individual JUICY LARGE $1.07 Public Library System operated by the Board of Education in the School' District? MC Each Iteg. $1.27 getting hit are small, accord. SWEET SNOW WHITE PASCAL ing to the 'current issue of \ TEMPLE CELERY National Wildlife magazine. Section 1052 of Act 451, Public Acts 9f Michigan, 1976, provides as follows: ORANGES Cauliflower and Still, says the bimonthly CELERY HEARTS publication of the National "The inspectors of election at any annual or special election shall not receive Wildlife iFederation, if you C IOfor99C 99CEACM 59 uCH don't want to become a long. the vote of a person residing in a registration school district -whose name is shot statistic, it is wise to not registered as an elector in the city or township in which the person t~ke the following steps duro resides or whose name is not in the registration file in the precinct in which ing a thunderstorm: the person offers to vote when city or township registration records are used • Get inside a house or Joannagiucl yow wlncJouu large building, or an all.metal in school elections as' provided in section 1053," - ,.'- vehicle or truck cab-not a , convertible or an open truck THE LAST DAYon which persons may register with the apprc;>priate city or township Ihc full tfCGlment. . bed. Do not take shelter in clerk of the city or township in whichJthey reside or ata Secretary of State Driver's a small, isolated shed or any otfier small structure in an License Bureau in order to be eligible to \Tote at said Special Election is'February 25, open area. Inside a house, 1980. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Standard Time on said. avoid using the telephone. February 25, 1980 will not be eligible to .vote at said Special School Election. If you're caught outdoors with no chance to reach shelter; Under the provisions of Act 451, Public Acts of Michigan, 1976, as amended, registra- • Don't stand under a tall, tions will not be taken by school officials, and only persons who have registered as isolated tree in an open area. general electors with the appropriate cit.y or township clerks of the city or township in • Don't let yourself project which they reside, or through registration at a Secretary of State Driver License above the surrounding land. scape, as you'd do on a hill. Bureau, are registered school electors. Persons planning to register with a city or top, in an open field, on the township clerk must ascertain the days and hours on which the clerk's office is open beach, or in a small boat. for registration. • Get out of and away ,.' irom water. • Get off of and away from Registration of unregistered qualified electors of the School District will be received at motorcycles, golf carts, and, the following places: bicycles. • Slay away from wire 1. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Park shall register at the office of the Clerk fences, railroad tracks, metal pipes and other metallic of the City of Grosse Pointe Park, 15115 East Jefferson Avenue, City of Grosse paths that can conduct light. Pointe Park, Michigan. ning. 2. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe shall register at the office of the Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe, 17150 Maumee, City of Grosse Pointe, Michigan. BROWSE THE SHIPS 3. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms shall register at the office of the Clerk for the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, 90 Kerbv Road. City of Grosse Pointe WHEEl Farms, Michigan. ..

4. Residents of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods shall register at the office of the ...~ Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, 20025 Mack Avenue, City of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. 'v\'hen it comes!o cUIlorn window Ir(\llllX'l1f<;, no1Jody5. .'.. ""- Int('rior ~hll!t('rs.-'t,lII)('d, unfU11,,1)('(J,In mlor, \\',Ih ",- 6. Residents of the Township of Grosse Pointe shall r('~ister at the office of the Clerk OFF CANVAS mov"hk- klllv('r, 'Jr v,lric)(h in'('II. (lr (.ho()~ lour ()\\ n of the Township of Grosse Pointe. 79.1Lake Shore Drive, Village of Grosse Pointe iabric for ill',('h with 01rx'r~)Il,\llol/( h. OXFOROS & Shores, Michigan. \i"u)(k)w ~h,l(h --in (ol,,!',. i('xlur,,,. '111(" ,llld LEATHER l);1ttcrn, 1'011'\,(' I)('\f'r im,lgin ..,,1. ' SALE OXFOROS 11ll'r('\ I)() I'nd 10 \,h,)1 IOU '.Ill ,k) \\,111" hlr1" Sale Ends Feb. 29 This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education 01 The Grosse Pointe Public im,lgill,ll~ll1 .. ,m

Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 14, 1980 ,'" Grosse Pointe News Boats to Need ;.~: (USPS 2~O.4(0) 1- l_e_tt_,e_rs_to_T_h_e_E_d_it_o_r ,Distress Signals ~" Puh!lsht?d Weekly by Anteeha Publishers I OfFICES UNDER THE ELM AT If other residents of this com- New u.s. Coast Guard 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. Bed Cuts Will Help munit~ are als,) truly concerned regulations, effective Janu. Grosse Poiote Farms, Michigan 48236 To the Editor: about saving the charming Pointe ary I, 1981. 'Will J'tlquire opo . S«oacl Clan Poslalle Pa'id al Inlrair. Mkbi&aa I am writing in regard to the rec- er.tors of recreation.l boats Pedlar store because of the effect it 16 feet or over to !JIve visual Classified Adllertising & Subs,riptions 882.6900 ommendation by the Comprehensive will have on the whole Fisher road distress signals on board By Pat Rousseau Display Adllertising. 882.3500 • Editorial 882.0294 Health Planning Agency of South- shopping district if it leaves, they when t r a vel i n g on U.S. Carolyn Young ... beautiful eastern Michigan to reduce the n~m- can help by getting involved, instead coastal water.;; or the Great notes and stationery are wait- ber of beds by about 2,500. of saying the situation is hopeless! LakeL ' ing for you at Seasons of Paper, FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Cottage Hospital is one of the Sincerely, Visual distress 'Signals also 115 Kercheval. It is also beauti- Member Mich. Pre" Assodalion and Nauonal Edirorial Anne. many hospitals affected by this plan. Melanie ManJS, will be required aboard boats fully boxed for gifting, One box carrying six 01' more passen. ROBERT B EDGAR. I am strongly in favor of bed reduc- Of Moross road, is red with a white organdy rose ...... "EDITOR AND PUBLISHER gers for hire and. at night • 09fJ.l979l tion, not because I want to see Cot- Grosse Pointe F~rms • on it. All envelopes are always on boats less than i6-iooi I ROBERT G EDGAR... .. PUBLISHER tage shut down, but because the bed Cafe Needs. License length. . lined, CHARLES DICKSON ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER reduction will help create a more ef- Additionally, the regula. JOA:>:>E BL'RCAR , '.' , , ,CLASSIFIED MANAGER ficient health care system. To the Editor: tions set up specifications for Maria Dinon ... was• in New York buying CREDIT MANAGER One of the reasons for the bed re- We are very disappointed and the manufacturers of visual summer fashions. She also brought back; with JA:>ET ~fl;ELLER . . .. ,FEATURE SOCIETY EDITOR duction pr:.:gram was to accomplish a dismayed at the decision of the Grosse distress s}gnals to ensure her some beautiful new dresses that would be PEGGY O'CONNOR ., ,. , .... SOCIETY consolidation of services. Many small- Pointe Woods Council to disallow a t.hat the devices are safe, reo perfect for mother-of-the-bride. See them at 11 Sl'S;':> McDONALD. . .,", .. ,. ,NEWS EDITOR er hospitals provide specialized serv- tavern license for the elegant Le Cafe table and effective when Kercheval al:;ng with the newest ,of cruise JAMESJ.NJAIM ,NEWS ices which require special equipment, Francais. used in an emergency situa. and spring. DAVID KRAMER " ," .NEWS, SPORTS but with only a few beds to accom- Recently we had the pleasure of tion on the water. Those de. JOANNE N GOULECHE .. , ... N~WS vice.;;which meet Coast Guard modate the few people using these dining at Le Cafe Francais for our Harbor• Sweets ... are in at MAR V LORI~IER . . ADVERTISING 23rd anniversary. We can truthfully specifications will be marked PAT ROUSSEAU. . ADVERTISING services, the cost of the equipment accordingly. the L~Clgue Shop, 98 KerchevaL say 'that our meal was the most taste- PHYLLIS :- will gather Irving Burton, Mrs. Alfred Florence Manoogian who offer wardrobe planning JAMES W. HEIDT, of the ing, at $15 per person, are being Mrs, Harold Messacar, Mrs. Peter Monday, February 18, at the Glancy, Ill, Mrs. Thomas Farms, have ~n named to based on personality, life style and clothing pur- taken by MRS, ANTHONY FISHER, Mercier, Mrs, Robert A. Grambo, Handy road home of Mrs. Schoenith, Mrs, David Stul. chases, plus the whats wheres and whens to buy the Dean's List for the fall Nathan B. Goodnow for their berg and Mrs. Eric Wiltshire. term at Nor~hwood Institute. (seated), of Washington road, and Mrs. Danny C, Kreage, Mrs. Richard and how to work within a budget. among those most anxious that the Law and Mrs. Robert M. Peabody as regular monthly meeting. As- Persons wishing to partici- To .be named to the Dean's sisting Mrs. Goodnow as pate in this event who have. Mrs. Thomas D. Baldwin, Woman's Club pro- party be a great success are MRS. well as Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Burke. gram chairman and first vice-president, 'will intro- List, students must earn at hostesses for the day are not received invitations may least a 3.0 grade point aver. Mrs, James C. Stewart, Mrs. phone either the Detroit duce the guest speakers. age. BROWN, of Moross road,. interterm program is JILL Tea hostess Mrs. Andrew Bremer, Jr., (she's will travel to 'England to Richard A. Forsyth and Mrs. Symphony, 961.0700, the De. .. .. * ROBERT A. JONES, son of E. CHAPMAN. daughter of view London theatrical per- Rdbert W. Conder. Luncheon troit Institute of Arts, 833. one of the Woman's Club's past-presidents), and Pointer HEDWIG S. MUR- MR. and MRS. ROBERT MR. and MRS. B'ENJAMIN formances and participate in and a business session will 7000, or Saks Fifth Avenue, her assistant, Mrs, Edward Eissa, have selected- PHY was among those who JONES, of Windmill Pointe G. CHAPMAN, of University daily drama seminars. precede the program: Silk 871.1000, for further informa. what else?-a Presidential Theme fol' their tea received Ph.D degrees at drive, MARK ,L. MINKWIC, place. SI. Lawrence students (Continued on Page 28) Blooms in The Snow. tion. , table. Wayne State Univ~rsity's son of MR. and MRS. LEON. * • • mid.year commencement. Dr. ARD S. MINKWIC, Jr., of , Assisting on the tea committee are tRe- Mes- Murphy was awarded a de. Moross road, and JOSEPH G, dames Milan J. Alexander, Frank Berli, Collis P. gree in Anatomy. She is the QUINN, son of MR. and Can tine, Maurice Dalesandro, A. Glenn Duty, Wil- wife of Dr. PA:l'RICK MUR- MRS. WILLIAM J, 'QUINN, PHY. of Whittier road. liam B. Drake, John Engstrom, Walter R. Frizzell, .. * .. * .. .. George E. Gerow, James T. .Fitzpatrick, Archie Recent Alpha Tau Omega Jones and Chester Kaczmarek. Elected to membership in pledges at Albion College in. the Wayne State University More are the Mesdames Walter Lesinski, Mar- cluded STEPHEN M. chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, tin Linder, Donald B. McPhail, Matthew Patterson, BRANDT, stepson of CHAR. national honorary scholastic Bewley D. Priest man, Clifford Sadler, Henry C. LES HOWE, of St. Clair ave- society, is JUSTIN J. MA- Pytell, Dallas Shepler, David Sieklesteel, Robert nue, DOUGLAS. J. BROWN, RONE, of Maryland road. He (Continued on Page 16) son of MRS. PATRICI" E. compiled a 3.91 I(rade point average as a Biology major at Wayne State. -.;;.r.--..."...... ";.; • ...... :-_c~,~ .....'_ Questers Plan . .- ':.' ,;~:~) .. FREDERICK LEHMANN, ShowandTeU .of .*he .wood:>,. was named to the Uean's List for the Windmill Pointe Questers 1979 fall term at Grand Val- #385 will meet Monday, ley State CoI1ege.. To be February '18, at 9:30 in the named to the Dean's List, morning in the Broa9-stone students must maintain a 3.5 road home of Mrs. Frank grade 'Point average while Krembel where, after a cof. carrying a 15 credit hour fee hour and business ses. course load, sian, a show and tell program .. is planned. 'Each member has .. .. We cater to both • • • been asked to bring a col. Participating in St. Law. Male ljlnd Female. We style, do partial perms, lectible to share with the renee University's English color, condition, cur. We are a full service salon. group. course on the London Stage Hair, Facials, Nails, you can use your Master- Charge ... Lots of FREE PARKING. And, a lot Sigma Kappa Alumnae Will Learn of Sumi-e of fussy people say we are the BEST! Like to see? The Grosse Pointe Woods studied extensively in Japan We lov1 to show you. home of Mrs. John Malisew- uqder masters of "sumi~." ski will be the setting for the A short business session Grosse Pointe Alumnae of and social hour will conclude BART EDMOND Sigma Kappa's meeting next ~he progra~. Sigma. Kapp~s HAIR, SKIN AND MAKE-UP SALON Wednesday evening, Febru. 10terested 10 .attendmg thiS ary 20 at 7:30 o'clock. month's meetIng are asked SHORES SHOPPING CENTER The 'art of Japanese style to contact Carrie Malisewski 31065 HARPER AVENUE brush ,painting ,known as at 885-3973 or Carol (.Mrs. 296-3660 "sumi.e" will be demonstrated David) Brown at 7574794 EVENING HOURS by Mary Bowman, who has before Monday, February 18.

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Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 14, 1980 Society News Gathered from the Pointes ------Fall Set Farr-Dewar Rites in Spring Told I Engaged From Another Pointe of View Wedding , :i::::S:_Id_oe_r~-~-d~-n;-~-:~.,~: IDate Is Made Mid-March wedding plans Preparatory School graduate, i are being made by Susan son of former Pointer Mrs. Selders, of Hun tin g ton I The bride-€lect, a Berkley (Continued from Page 15) Gerald E. Tolkemitt, who ' f 0 t h d Dewar and Kelly Michael WO?ds. are announcing the High School graduate, and W. Smith, John Sowinski, John J. Schneider and PIans or an C ouer we - now makes her home in engagement of their daugh. her fiance, an alumnus of Albert E. Tamarelli. ding at Sainl Colette of Farr, II, whose engagement Petoskey, and Raymond F. ter, Karla Marie, to Jeffrey Grosse Pointe North High Guests are very welcome, cut members plan- RObert Hincks, son en Mr. School, both hold Bachelor Livonia are being made by has been announced by her Farr, of Lennon road, both and MfS. RClbert Hincks, of of Science degrees from ning t::>invite them are asked to contact the Wom- Debra Marie McCulloch and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert hold Bachelor of Arts de. .H~wthorneroad. A July wed. Michigan State University. an's Club social chairman, Mrs. Lawrence E. former Poi n t e r Timothy I Sonnin Dewar, of Columbus, grees from Michigan State Holmes, at 881-7716, or hospitality chairman, Mrs. Chamberlin Clayton, son of Q. University, w her e Miss Patricia Clayton and Wallace The bride.elect and her I Dewar afCiliatd with Kappa Harold Nobel, at 881-2634 prior to Monday, Feb- E. Clayton, who now reside fiance an Austin Catholic I Kappa Gamma sorority. ruary 18. in Bethesda, Md., and Birm. * • • ingham, respectively. Busy Days in The Ballroom Both Debby, daughter of JOSEPH TASTEFUUY TOUCltED WITI! The evening before Preside'nt's Day, Tuesday, Mr. and .Mrs. George N, SIMPlICITY ••. IT'S THE February 19, will find the Crystal Ballroom fined McCulloch, of Livonia, and OF GROSSE POINTE FRESHEST WAY TO with members of the Alliance Francaise de Grosse Tim are graduates of Michi- BEAUTY SALON LOOK AND FEElI Pointe and their friends celebrating Mardi Gras gan State University, Class So perfectly fit to wear of 1976. everywhere! Styled with '~ via a "Degustation de Six Vins." 12 Hair Designers ease and so many colors The ~nga~ement of PATIU, The idea is to test one's objectivity and eX- She is currently attending to please".navy, red, CIA WETHERILL KEELER pertise on the subject of French and American the University of Michigan to Assist You green. blue, jade and I and Michel Edmond Jean wines. It's an appraisal. not a contest. a chance to Law School and will join ""nc •... " ..v 1\111:::1",,1::: coral. Ine tabric? 100% has been announced by her tlu::: Dt:"t ..oiL laW iil'lU oi ,-Vvv' ....Ill',....,.,'"" .. -...... ,- examine the merits of French wines from Burgun- Dykema, Gossett, Spencer, 4 Blocks Northof Vernier Rd. TOday's Dacron@! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen dy, Bordeaux and the Loire Valley along with Goodnow & Trigg upon grad-' PHONES: 882-2239 - 882-2240 polyester. Sizes 8-20. Floyd Keeler, Jr., of Merri. three American counterparts, the French-named $42.00 weather rl)ad. An early June uation in May. wedding is planned. Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chenin Blanc. Tim, a Certified Public Ac- An aperitif will be served, plus assorted cheeses countant' since 1978, is cur. The bride-elect is an alum- and "baguette," (French bread). There will be dis- na of Grosse Pointe South rently a senior accountant A real regulator High School, the American cussion and wine analysis sponsored -by Gibbs' witlt' Price Waterhouse & School, Tokyo, Japan, and the World Wide Wines-but the final judges, the an. Company. is a special kind Center for Creative Studies, alysts, will be the tasters. themselves. and is a member of Sigma The new French Trade Commissioner, M. of clock. Patrick Stieber In.the old doys, whole towns set their Gamma. Georges Puravet, will be introduced to those pres. wolches by the regulotor clock in the Her fiance, son of M. and ent. 'It promises to he a very pleasant I evening, iewelry .lore wjndow. To Clainl Bride The;r movements w~re dependobly Mme. Marius Jean, of Salon starting at 8 o'c1lJck, at $10 per person, with guests warmly welcomed. 'Lenore Marshall is accepting accurole, becouse lhey were coble de ,Provence, France, is an Mr. and Mrs. Cor t I and wound. reservations at 881.2706. alumnus of Ecole Hoteliere, Schepeler, of Jackson, have This 52\>" clock wilh ils solid 001< . INice, France. . announced the engagement cose and eleganl brass lyre pendulum, * * is on authentic ",weier'. regulalor. " of their daughter, Cynthia, Another Lovely Night Pulleys suspend ils two cable wound, FRIENDS of the Wayne State University to Patrick Stieber, son of Mr. bress w.,;ghls, One runs lhe c1ocl

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, Thursday, February 14, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen ~ Women's Page---by, of and for Pointe WorneI! '. North Mothers Set Mardi Gras Dinner l Alpha Xi Deltas Slate Newcomers Bo'wling Along Dance for Saint Peter's Anticipating 'The Sweetest Sounds Breathtaking Program Meet Feb. 20 Grosse Pointe Newcomers I with the party planning were The Boosters Club of Saint "Lungs at Work" is the Club will keep oowling lanes Jack and Elaine Ryan, D)lve Peter Church in Anita ave. I N /' busy at the Grosse Pointe and Cannen Linn, Chuck and The Grosse Pointe North , ", 'I'~/' i:!'~ program planned for Grosse nue, Harper Woods, will ". '>'-~ High ["hool Mothers Discus. Pointe Alumnae of Alpha Yacht Club this Saturday Nancy Collins, Tom and sion Group will meet Wed. sponsor a Mardi Gras Dinner evening, February 16, and I Shirley Arbaugh and Rqn nesday, February 20 at 1 Dance this Saturday, Febru. Xi Delta when they gather there'll be prizes for the best and Roma McCloud. . o'clock in the HoJlywo~dave. ary 16, from 7:30 to 1 o'clock, Monday evening, February games bowled ... and, to Couples who have recently nue home of Sophie Hull to with a 'buffet dinner served 18, at 7:30. o'clock in the keep non-b 0 wI e r s happy, moved from an area ,not hear Joan Hanpeter, a memo at 8 o'clock, beer, set.ups, party chairmen Joe and touching the boundaries of chips and pretzels include:i Buckingham road home of ber of the Grosse Pointe Mrs. Ronald Launs. Marilyn McCowell have also Grosse Pointe are eligible Board of Education, speak on in the admission donation of planned card and backgam. for Newcomers membership. future plans for the Pointe $10 per person. The American Lung Asso. mon games. The evening will Interested persons are invited: educational community, The Music will ibe provided by ciation of Southeastern Mich. end with a buffet for every. to contact the membership- Together. 1Wservations may igan will show film clips of program is open to all one. chairmen at 885-7882 or 882~ be obtained ,by calling 779. somi of the sorority'~ volun. Assisting the McCowells 7654 for further information: North iHigh mothers. 2340 or 686-1770. teer work with the associa. tion. A workshop will follow. Alumnae from the Gamma •j*****************************'STOP ~: Grosse Pointe Dance Workshop Zeta, Del t a S i g m a and Are you planning to buy any brand of silver, Gamma Omicron CMpters of *: Modern Dance Classes the sorority will be honored China or crystal, at any advertised price? * at this meeting. Co.hostesses t.. Before you do, check our DISCOUNT price. ~. a-week •••• Ion begins Feb. 18 are Mrs. Maurice Strong and .. Call: FINEARTS.CHINAAID SilVER 886-9284,..: Mrs. Clarence Williams ******************************: Monday ai1{J'w',edii6sday cv6iiiiigS Theatre Arts Club will present ti, Mrs. William J. Coyle, Mrs. Wal- "The S W' e e t est Sounds-Richar~ ter E. Forster, Mrs. Eugene T. Igna- MARY AUTY Rodgers Remembered" (1902-1979) siak, Mrs. Martin A. Klerkx, Mrs. Friday, February 22, at the Players Martin W. Linder, Mrs. James F. at Nonce Dance Ensemble Playhouse in East Jefferson avenue. McKenna, Mrs. John A Parks, Mrs. for information, call It is an original production, staged Philip J. Skillman, Mrs. Ben F. 831-8734 or 277-6004 and directed by MRS. DA VID LIND- Stormes, Mrs. Charles C. Truscon. NER, (left), with additi:mal dialogue Mrs. William S. Turner and Mrs. MClll-iafbinon and staging by Mrs. James J. Conti. Edward Wilson, aU Theatre Arts WINTER SWIMMING Among those you'll see on stage are members, and guest performer Mar- MRS. PAUL M. KOCH, (right), cia Bonahoom. Whittier H.alth Club Mrs. Ellsworth W. Allison, Mrs. Con- 415Burn. Dr. Detroit 9LQk and ~lQ~-$;£OO~ Mrs. Joseph N. Jennings make.up chairman Mrs. Sid- Gaetano, 'Mrs. Ellwyn A. INDIVIDUAL AND FAMilY MEMBERSHIPS will ,be at the piano. Guest ney H. 'Probert. Gilbert, Mrs. Jack Mills and AVAILABLE NOW performer Rosalie Vortrlede .Photographer is Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Gerald L. Stoetzer. Mrs. will play bass and accordion. liam H. Bundesen. Mrs. J. Jennings will be the piano SAUNA LOCKERS SHOWERS Selections from "Oklahoma," Ro&.;Bush is responsible for accompanist. C[)fteSSeS "Carousel," "South Pacific," the programs and publicity. Hostesses for the Tuesday Join the Fun at the Whittier "The King and I," "Sound of Ushers are Mrs. Carl E. rehearsal luncheon include Music" and "Flower Drum Schlegel anj Mrs. Edmund Mrs. Thomas Braden, chair- Phone 823-6470 Song" will be featured. R. Shurly. man, Mrs. Bucciero, Mrs. 'Producers are the Mes- Amy Beth Beer, 1979oS0 Philip C. Dickinson, :Mrs. ~abuQous to touch. to Weall dames William Coyle and Theatre Art s Scholarship John F. Diebel, Mrs. Charles William S. Turner, Jr. Mrs. Fund recipient, will give a Huber, Mrs. John A. Lev- James B. Doll and Mrs. Ken. series of readings, arranged erenz, Mrs. Ronald Schau. lit deQLCate PklltW. deQLqh~uQ neth P. Locke are handling and directed by Mrs. Leslie peter. Mrs. C1'arence J. Wil. stage lighting. In charge of C. Putnam. Miss Beer is a liams and Mrs. Calier H. properties are Mrs. Conti and drama student at Wayne Worrell. COQOflS • ., • mode~ateQ.4 pALCed Mrs. Robert F. Weber. State University. Assisting Mrs. Sterling P. Mfnnies by LJlly Berry, chairman of Lhe Mrs. William Adams, Mrs. The Theatre Arts song, Thursday reooarsal luncheon, Swim Suits Walker Graham and Mrs. written by Mrs. Jennings, are :Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Verri. Theodore Worthman are as. will be sung by the Theatre est, Mrs. Fred J. Flom, Mn. p.s. gUifs ~kOI1l gClll\uL .blASt CLtiLVaQs Slacks sisting c 0 s iu m e chainnan Arts Choral Ensemble, can. Richard G. Hanna, Mrs. Rich. Shorts' Mrs. R. Sidney Sinclair, and sisting of the Mesdames AI. ard Hill, Mrs. John M. Lazar, Mrs. Harold S. Davis, Mrs. lison, Ignasiak, Linder, Parks Mrs. Joseph J.' Michalak, ~O~ gp~U\ql Skirts B. Fred Guertler and Mrs. and Truscon, Mrs. Michael Mrs. Frank Welcenbach and Ray Verriest are assisting Bucciero, Mrs. Annand De. Mrs. Hillaire Van Hollebeke. Tops to Match Hostesses for the wine and 2-4 and 4-14 'Understudies" Change ,Guard cheese reception following the 'Play will be Mrs. Dicltin- MQ/tia fbinon , ,on, chairman, .Mrs.Bucciero, Grosse Pointe's Doris. (Mrs. Theatre Party. designed to 'Irs. Worrell, Mrs. Arthur B. Wilber M.. Jr.) Brucker introduce the Hilberry t. ~isenbrey and Mrs. Jarvis ;r 11 KERCHEVAL AVE, 882-5550 cbllinnall o~ t.h,e pnderstud, ne,w playgoers. and oth- ~hmidt. " " ies, the women's committee ways to assist the Hilberr. + for .the Theatre at Wayne and the propose-a Globe The State UniversHy for the past atre reconstruction in down- four years. relinquished her town Detroit. chairmanship to Olga (Mrs. Following the meeting, Irving F.) DwDrkin,lYf Farm- members adjourned to the Last 3 Days ington Hills, at the Under. new WSU Faculty .Club for studies first meeting of 1980. lunch, then walked back The women met Wednes. across the street to be guests -- 110 Kercheval TU 1-7227 day, 'February 6, at 10:30 in of HUberry Theatre at a mati. the morning in lWSU's Hi!. nee ,performance of "Mac. - The Store Devoted Exclusively to Children berry Theatre. Their agenda beth." 50%Off centered on plans for a May Mrs. Brucker will contino ue as an active member of the committee. Ribbon Farms 14KGold Jewelry Different types of hair 50 Meets Monday , Sale13. to $1350 need different Regularly $27 to $2700 types of care. Members of Ribbon Farms Make an appointment (or a Chapter of Questers will professional Redken gather for their regular meet. Huny In and save 50% on 14kgold treasures ing at noon Monday, Febru. !RECONDITIONING ary 18, in the Lakeland ave. and trea1sfor your Valentlne, Surprise her Treatment today nue home of Mrs. Harold B. with chains, necklaces, collars, bracelets, 881-8470 Lee, after which they will go earrings and charms from our14k to the home of Mrs. John Pear who will speak on coIlectlon. We also have bracelets and ~irl1arl-3.Jamrs (fipiffurrs Pewabic Pottery. chains for men. Sale ends Saturday, Feb. 16. , 20525 MACK AVENUE C~tholic Alumni Club 2 Blocks South of '8 Mile To Dance for Heartline OPEN EVERY EVENING The Catholic Alumni Club of Detroit will sponsor its an. nual Heartline charity dance for singles 'Friday, February 15, from 9 until 1 o'clock at the Stevenson Club. Tickets, at $4 per ,person, may be pur. chased at the door. .. Proceeds go to Heartline, lnc., which provides homeless ~omen a place to stay. The club, affiliated with Cat h 0 1i c Alumni Clubs International w h i c h bas branches in all major cities of the United States, is pri. marily a social organization fOT ,sing.1e Catholic adults who are college graduates. Its next general meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening, February 20, at 8 o'clock at Merey College Conference Center. Refresh. ments will be served.

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... J • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 14, 1980 Society News Gathered from the Poiutes .. ------Grout.Fert.CQrn Louisa St. Clair OAR Cites Good Citizens Weller-Fogarty' Nancy Vroom IJan 'fl. Allen Pail- Planning ~Betrothal Told Louisa St. Clair Chapter, as DNR Good Citizens. They To Marry Daughters of the American are selected on a merit basis, Rites Are Read To Say Vows To Take Bride May Wedding Revolution. will present cer • by their classmates and fac- • j- Mr .aDd. Mrs. Edward W. tificates and medals to 33 uHy, for qualities of leader. Colleen Fogarty, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Hen r y Dr and Mrs. Frank Whit. -,Ferwol1l, of LexiIlgton, are DAR Good. Citizens next Plans for a late May wed- s/lip, dependability, service of Mrs. Thomas Fogarty, of 'ney Countryman, of Indian- ding in Martha Mary Chapel, .'I,nnounclng the en,.,ement Thursday, February 21, at Thomas Vroom, of Newcastle and patriotism. Port Huron, and the late Mr. apolis, Ind., have announced .10:30 in the morning in the road. are announcing the en. Greenfield Village, are being "of their daughter, Doreen Louisa St. Clair accepts Fogarty, and Gordon Town. the engagement of their made by Kathleen S. Howe Jefferson Avenue Presbyter. gagement of their daughter, .Ann, to Robert Edwaro the responsibility for the son Weller, son of Mr. and daughter, Elisabeth Ann, to and Robert Kauhl Truba ian Church auditorium. DAR Good Citizens program Nan'cy Ann, to Paul camp- 'Grout, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gordon A. Weller, of Jan Willem Allen, son of Mr. whose engagement has been in all Detroit and other Boys and girls in the senior Moran road, vacationed on bell Mallon, son of Mr. and and Mrs. Lee H. Allen, of announced by her parents, " Frank M. O'Brien, of Whit. metropolitan are a h i g h clasges 0{ accredited high Grand Cayman Island in the Mrs. John F. Mallon, of Moross road. A late April Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Howe, tier road. An early June schools. both public and pri- schools where there is no CarIbbean after exchanging Birmingham. A mid-April wedding is planned. of Deland, Fla. wedding is planned. vate, are eligible for citation DAR sponsoring c hap t e r marriage vow s Saturday, wedding is planned. ~ available. The bride-elect and her Miss Howe is a Registered February 2. They will make Miss Vroom. a Grosse Next Thursday's ceremon. their home in Port Huron. fiance are both graduates of Radiographer at Mecosta Poink! North High School Purdue University, she with ies will be followed by a }frs. R. Forgarty Feil, of County General Hospital. Big graduate, r e c e i v e d J,jer a Bachelor of Science degree luncheon honoring the Good Port Huron, was her sister's Rapids. Mr. Truba, son of Bachelor of Science degree in General Management/Mar. Citizens, their parents. and honor matron. Flower girls Dr. Paul Truba, of Peartree in Retailing from 'Michigan keting, he with 'a Bachelor of counselors. were the bride's twin nieces, lane, and the late Mrs. State University, where she Science degree in Civib En- Mrs. George F. Ryckman, Jennifer and April Feil. Truba, attended Ferris State of Rivard boulevard, is Louisa served as president of her gineering. He is affiliated College and is presently sorority, l{appa Kappa Gam- Mid.April wedding plans St. Clair's current regent. Best man was G. Bruce with Kappa Sigma fraternity vice.president of Andresen ma, during her senior year. are being made by LYNNE Mrs. Robert C. Palmer, of Laing, of Dowagiac. Ushers and Chi Epsilon honorary. Enterprises, Big Rapids. She is employed as manager R,ENE E DeOLAIRE and Lakeshore road, is the chap- were James Hamilton Cudlip. of Wenham, Mass., and Rob. at Saks Fifth Avenue. Troy. Lieutenant Francis Michael ter's Good Citizl'n l'h"il'm'ln T ,,.. _ " ..... , ." '"'" I - en Ai/an I.yncn, oi tirosse fier 'fiance, a ~loomfield '~_"'.)~I VtHU:U .:H",,,e~ ,i'UJU.,)', ...... -...... ~ -•• ...... W'~ r- - ~ -_ . Pointe Farms. Hills Andover High School whose engagement has been The

Utica Civic Orchestra To PI"y Cabaret Pops

375 Fisher Rd. 20148 MACK AVENUE 87 KERCHEVAL Farms resident John T. .. Groue Pointe, Michigan at Oxford on-the-hill Miller is conductor of the '.,'1,. ~7960 GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE F....RMS Utica Civic Orchestra which . TU 1-8681 TU 2.5950 , Store Hours: .9:30-5;30 Monday thru Sarurday 'will present. a winter'Ca.baret' ""'- Pops concert Friday, Febru- -JTy 29, at 8 o'clock in the "Have a ~isenhower High S c h 0 0 I happy day" Commons in 125 ,Mile road. The Eisenhower H i g h Sale EndJ 3/1/80 School Stage Band will be featured. Further informa- WALLPAP R tion on the orchestra or con. ANY BOOK - ANY PATTERN certtickets may .be obtained NO DWVERY CHARGE ON ORDERS OVER 24 ROLLS r WI99~Wmter ~~ by contacting Mr. Miller at ) 885-0741; Pat Hart at 739. Hts. 9 to S P.M. (Mon .•Fri.) ph. 884 -6411 6976 or Jan Torri at 652- 0205. : ~~ ~tZ~!.'>...~-~-;'if). ,. : ~ . . . : ~ . \, .

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MR DAVIS GLOFFWITH HIS FINE BARITONE VOICE WILL OFFER AN AFTERNOON OF SACRED, CLASSIC AND POPULAR SELECTIONS. MR GLOFF HAS SUNG WITH PICOLLO OPERA, MICHIGAN OPERA THEATRE AND MICHIGAN LYRIC OPERA HE HAS BEEN SOLOlST • HENREDON • ETHAN ALLEN • SIMMONS • HARDEN WITH SEVERAL SYMPHONIES. • WHITE • HICKORY • STIFFEL • WOODMARK • SLIGH • WIDDICOMB • HEKMAN • CENTURY • VICTORIAN COME TO FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH AT THE CORNER OF PHILIP AND EAST JEFFERSON IN DETROIT. • HITCHCOCK... • STATON ... etc. COME ON SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1980 TO CELEBRATE THE REBUILDING . OF OUR ORGAN. THERE WILL BE A CONCERT BY MR. DON RAMS. . &1 . II AS A FINALE WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT THE DETROIT LUTHERAN . DESIGN V1M Ilnd Milster Chdrge Telegraph at Long Lake Road (l8-Mile) . SOCIETY SINGERS ON SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1980, . open Mon.. Thurs. & Fn. 'td 9 Bloomfield Hills. 644.7370 . . . FREE WILL OFfERING AT ALL PROGRAMS, ...... •...... •...... •...... •.•....•... Thursday, February 14, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Women's Page- \ by, of and for Pointe WOmel) ------~------Growth Forum Slated Feb. 24 I The William Dimonds "Room to Grow," a Sun. shop or two one.and-one.haH William Dimonds Vacation In South} day afternoon forum for the hour workshops, or a joint "\ widowed, divorced and their adult.teenager rap session. Plomp, of Holland, Mich., Mrs. Nelson Meengs, ~e families, will take place Feb. Playshops and recreational Robin Ka,y Gillisse Selects Lace-Appliqued Gown and Robert Graham, of Kan. bride's maternal grandmoth. ruary 24 at the Jewish. Com. activities have been organ. of Candlelight Satin in Which to Speak kakee. er, was in a full length gown munlty C e n t e r in West ized for youngsters six to 12 Her Marriage Vows The mother of the bride af rust and beige Qiana. T,jle Bloomfield. Plans are being as well as day care for chilo wore a floor length dress of bride's paternal grandmot.h. . made to accommodate more dren two through five. strawberry pink matte jersey. er, Mrs. Robert Gillisse, cho~se than 700 adults and children. Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick Dimond who The bridegroom's mother se. a long dress with a cham. All workshops will be vacationed at Daytona Beach, Fla., following their lected dusty pink matte jer. pagne beige and lace ja<:!(et. Paul Pearsall, Ph.D., ch.ief guided by experienced facili. candlelight wedding Saturday, November 24, in sey, also floor length. Each Among the guests was tpe of the Department of Prob- tators who have had special the United Methodist Church, Jenison,' Mich., are wore a pink phalaenopsis or. bride's 90-year-old grea,t. training in their particular lems of Daily Living, Sinai at home in Kankakee, Ill. chid_corsa~______grandfather, Daniel GiHis~e. Hospital, Detroit, will launch topic; among them is Noel the afternoon's activiti~ with Hribljan, M.S.W., a social Mrs. Dimond is the for------.~ ••• H•••••• worker in the Grosse Pointe mer Robin Kay Gillisse, ices of cream lace and chi.f. New Orleans DIXIELAND a keynote address on Life I' Aiter Youth: Development School System. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (on and burgundy satm OG end tM Through Adulthood. Further information may Jack Gillisse, of Jenison. skirts. CHET B AN Wolverine.I." Bind be obtained by calling Aida . Mr. Dimond is the "on They carried candle ar. IV"" TUESDAY 9 p. AT THE LIDO Adult forum participants Cutler, 557.9604, weekdays .. rangements with yarrow yel. .,. , ,. • may then choose between of the Thomas Scott Di- . .' 6" C k'/ 24026 E. JEFFERSON between 9 in the morning aDd d f H d low and rust mlmature Chry'l mmg,. OC tal S (Just North 019 Mi.) . either one three.hour work. 2 in the afternoon. mon S, 0 ampton roa . santhemums and b a by's. .••••••• ,?•••e ... The 4:30 o'clock rites at breath. I . I which The Reverend Robert Dean Wichert, of East r ./aT1;,. ~ " I~; NEW FOR SPRING 1980 Hinkiin presided were fol. Lansing, waS' best man. ~ ~ ~~ rAsiIt -.. _ :1 lv ..".l "" .. It:\:tvtiull lit uuests were seated by John, I ( " f .~' '" ... I Sunnybrook Country Club, Jim and Mike Dimond, broth. ,...... ".;' tr . WALLPAPER BOOKS Granville. ers af the bridegroom, Rich. . See Our Now in 'or your inspiration Alencon lace appliques ae. ard and Dan i e 1 Gillisse, i cented the. bride's Empire- brothers of the bride, Phillip , Complete waisted gown of candlelight ------Line 01 satin. It featured a .chapel length train. Her veil was Pointe Book Bombay Peach ~t.~ fashioned o( lace and illusion, and she carried an arrange. Club to Meet Tables COR. MACK & WASHINGTON ment of phalaenopsis orchids, ROBIN KAY GILLISSE, daughter of Mr. and stephanotis, Sweetheart roses William Peters, director Ph 884-7004 Mrs. Jack Gillisee, of Jenison, Mich., was married and foliage. of .the Grosse Pointe Public Saturday, November 24, in Jenison's United Christine L y n n Gillisse, Libraries, will give a book Methodist Church to Mr. Dimond, son of Mr. and honor maid for her sister, review following the Pointe HARPER UPHOLSTERY Mrs. Thomas Scott Dimond, of Hampton road. and bridesmaids Debra Cur- Book Club's meeting Monday, I tis Graham, o( Kankakee, February 18, in the McKinley come in or WORKROOM Carol Fisher, of East Lan. avenue home CJf Mrs. Rich. call 885.3240 Lung Cancer Is Non-Sexist sing, and Candice Rice, of St., ard Thoma who will !be as. • Quality Upholstering • Custom Made Furniture - 16822 Kercheval Louis, .Mo., were in dresses sisted by Mrs. Kenneth Thurs. & Fri, tif 9 p.m. • Furniture Repair e Free Estimates Between IP73 and 1977 the Brennan, of Three Mile styled with long-sleeved bod. Locke. e Free Pick Up & Delivery ra:te {)f lung and bronchus drive, president and medical cancers in Detroit area worn. director of the Michigan en rose 39 percent and the Cancer Foundatio'1. ,------, death rate 36 percent, ac. "Women do not have some : FREE ARMCAPS cording to a trend report special immunity to lung prepared by the Michigan cancer. Rates for w~men : (with this ad) I Cancer Foundation. were low because large num- 1 ------1 In black women the in- bers of women had not been crease was more pronounced smoking for 20 years. 20%1 off ••• Enjoy! for the years 1973 through liAs the new statistics illus- 1977: a 63 percent jump in trate, this is no longer true." incidence and a 77 percent The rate of lung and Woodbriar dining, 822-1348 ~ 822-5340 higher deatlt rate. bronchus cancer is consis- "Smoking is the villain tently higher in Detroit than 14534 Harper here," notes Dr, Michael J. in other areas surveyed. Dur. ing the years 1973 through by Drexel '\ 1976, .Detroiters experienced six percent more cases and 11.4 percent more deaths Drapery from lung and bronchus Engleside cancer than residents CJf other areas surveyed . .Lung and bronchus cancer and carpet Cleaners .accounted for 16.5 percent of the 12,857cancers reported in ,1977-~,l28 cases. AI. t NO OTHE'fCL~AN~R.IN YOUR AREA CAN EQUAL. though the sharpest increases . OUR ,W,ORK, SERVICE OR PRICES were noted among women, .men experienced 72 percent of aU lung and bronchus ~ancers. 0/0 mack males shoWthe high. 20 OFF est rate of incidence at 0110 We painstakingly han~ pleat drapes Thru February cases per 100,000 of popula- into a soft (not sharp) pleat. ,. tion, and a mortality rate of We clean clear through ... Color & whites come sharp and clear. . 101.3 deaths per 100,000 'We use eithersteamor dry foamat same price. population. I Wepre-cleancarpetsbeforeusingeithermethod. -In We use color brightenersand soil retara.ant~. The rate for white men in Carpet Clea_n_ ___ We carefullymoveand replace all furniture. 1977 was second highest with 85.6 ~ases per 100,000 of pop. ulation and 73.4 deaths per 100,000 popull.tion. For white women the 1977 8eautifulfy done by rate was 24.5 cases per 100,- Upholstery Cleaning dry foam. 000 of population and 19.2 deaths. Black women experi. 773.619D 831.2500 t Mil. al Gr. MlICk 7 Mil. 01 Hay... enced a 34.9 incidence rate CALL IT. CUIIl IHOlllS DETROIT and a 28.5 mortality rate. Our Conlultlnta .,. on duty from 9.10 4 -crilly to glv. you expert Inform.tlon and price.. The MCF report is a trend analysis of incidenc~, mor. * FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY * tality and survival of all can. cer casf!Sreported in Wayne, Oak 1and and Mac 0 m b VILLAGE SHOES VILLAGE SHOES counties. Pointer MARYB. VANK. ER, a Michigan State Uni. versity graduate, was among OF THE SEMI ANNUAL five students wtw recently completed 12-month intern. Woodbriar is a fresh, fashionable ships at the Providence Hos. look in fumiture. Casual and invit- CLEARA1VCE SALE pital SChool of Medical Tech. ing, yet as sophisticated as a pre. ~€b r~ nology. threalre buffet In solid pecan and 80's pecan veneers, it combines sublle Reg. $629 :~, stylingwith the mellow beauty of a special 27-step oiled finish. Accenl Mobile Server. ~I Hoover: touches? Sculptured plallking SALE $503 I'; ;i DOCKSIDES Convertible panels and custom hardware. Jusl Vacuum Cleaner one of many groups available now with Headlight al sale savings!

10% OFF reg. SALE Round Table $489 $391 WOMEN'S MEN'S, WOMEN'S, MEN'S NATURALIZERS CHILDREN'S FLORSHEIM SEBAGO HUSH PUPPIS, DEXTERS BOOTS DEXTER (5HOE5) Reg $119.95 (SHOES) 10 $2990 $4990 95 Some additional Drexel $89 collectionsalso available Wi'" TOQ/s 50% OFF 50%OFF SELECTED at speCial20% savings! SEl. ECTED SElECTED Tip-toe STYLES STYLES . STYLES carpet selector A II steel agitator Sale ends Marcil 1sl' Men's, Women's, Children's MOON800TS ... 30 to 50% OFF! Quick and clean bag chIInger CHILDREN'S STORE HOURS: ALL BUSTER BROWN Mon.-Wed. REGULAR PRICED FLEET AIR, FOOT MATES 9:30-5:30 Thurs.-Fri. -J.@ Model U:303 MERCHANDISE 20% to 50% 9:30-9:00 -~ Sat. POINTE 10%OFF SE':!rED 9:30-5:30 STYLES VACUUM GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY HOOVER FACTORY VILI.JAGE SHOES AUTHORIZED SERVICE 17112 KERCHEVAL, in ,he V iI/age 21002 MACK 12200 HALL ROAD (M-59) • STERLING HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN. 739-S100 (Belwrrn Van Dyke Freeway and L./!('5J(/t' Mall) O()ell Mrn lIlIlf'; ,\ f (f q 30109. OIhN Days 9 3D In 530 • 881-1191 TU 1-1014 • f ,. " ...

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! Macomb Secretaries to See Spring Fashions Floor Loom Class Planned Pointer Bridge Woods Boaters Honor Commodores I The Macomb Chapter of-Center in Square Lake road, :. The Gro~e !Pointe War necessary. Students will learn IGirls to Meet the National Secretaries As- Troy. . Memorial Center has invest. to use the warplng board, __ sociation (International) will Information on tickets at ,ed in a doun high quality calculate warp yarn, dress Co-chairing the Poi n t e r present a spring fashion $11 per person, including : ',Mac~mbe~ floor looms fOJ the four.harness loom and Girls Bridge Club meeting show leaturing styles by lunch, may be obtained by ..Studio 2 In the center's ne'" weave. Each student will Lena' of Troy, Saturday, contacting ,Donna Ryan at . 'Art Wing, where skilled complete at least one simple next Thursday,. February 21, March 8 at 12:30 o'clock at 839.7208 or Barbara Nehls at . weaver Brcnda Brad".- will item-of weaving, at 11 o'clock In the Grosse the Michigan State univ.er' 651.5370 after 6 in the eve- begin a course 01 instruction Fee is $50 plus $9.50 for Pointe War Memorial's Alger sity Management EducatIOnl nmg. Monday, February 2S. text and yarn. Advance en. HOl/se are Mrs. Herbert P. H I 'II t M . rollment is requ~sted S? that Taube and Mrs. James Brown. er c ass ~I mee ?n necessary matenals WIll be DOG GROOMING .. days. from 10 1D the morning on hand. Further informa. Members unable to attend to 1 In the afternoon through lion may be obtained by con. are asked to call 884-2516 ()r . March .17. tacting the War Memorial, 886-7682 by Saturday, Feb. :Jhi!J ~ :Jha( tor Pel:, No previous experience is 881.7511. mary 16. 19443 MACK bfJ appohllnWfll 881.9007 S~LVER & GOLD Ethan Allen Winter Soie INSTANT CASH PAID Investor-Collector will pay more cash for your 'silver and gold coins, sterling, old pocket Ir".. 1"0/ n(\.o/ w"tr-h~" rli"mnnrl", fjn~ i~w~lrv m"",ir- "'ny~", C' "'"'\ +r'\ ~in'd-a~tiq-~~'g-u~s~'i"~i1rtry "to '~;c~~d-~~y 0QVtj IV/o LU LV/O legitimate offer and will pay cash. 884-1139 .."" ,. EXECUTIVES' PERSONNEL SERVICE, I~C. Grosse Pointe Woods Boat Club and his new bridge. Joining in the Michigan's Oldest Executive Recruitment mem!Jers honored incoming COM- festivities were Vice Commodore and and Placement Service, Specialized low MODORE THEODORE J. and MRS. 'Mrs. Dewain Belote, Treasurer -and KRAUSE, (right), and PAST COM- Mrs. Paul Mumma-and Secretary and cost search assignments for qualifiEtd MODORE DAVE and MRS. CLARK Mrs. Earl Kern. Also in attendance client firms, Never a fee to our candidates. at their 20th annual Commodore's were Grosse Pointe Woods city of- elll for Mor. Personalizld lafor.llion: (313) 557-9400 Ball Saturday, February 2, at the ficials, out-of-town guests and bridge ~I I Imperial House. Toastma.ster was officers of the Grosse Pointe Power "5~~ Past Commodore Dick Thams. Past Squadron, Grosse Pointe Yacht Club _ Jates Commodore Clark presented the of- and Grosse Pointe Farms Boat Club, 17117W•.NlneMlle Sulle605F Southfield 48075 ficers' flags to Commodore Krause OVER 200 OFFICES IN THE U.S. AND CANADA Detroit Garden Center Plans Craft Programs (.. ¥ .. Aseriesofcraftworkshops noon. ic begins Wednesday, March 5, Participants in the April MRS NINA t""P' at the Detroit Garden Center, 2 workshop will learn to l'. ~ headqua~tered in the Moross make Irene Losin's Whim~ical PALM READING EGYPTIAN:t House 10 East Jefferson E a s t e r duck centerplcce, ""P' avenue, and will continue while those in the April 9 ~ HAS ESp. PAST TAROT CARD ~ on Wednesdays, from 10 in workshop will learn the ~ .••• In, ""P' the morning to 2 in the af. basics of weaving a split. PRESENT FUTURE READER • ternoan, through April 16. and reed basket from Grace ~ . &: ~ ., Chairman of the programs, Kabel. ""P'. ""P' ,. open to al.l roc membe,rs, ,is F~r the final progra~, ic A foremost anCIent reader .. , Advises you on>t • ,. Choose from 8 stunning living rooms•••~. Irene LaSlO. MembershIp 10 April 16, Judy SChulte will ~ • . , the DGC is open to all for lead a class in making. silk all personal domestIc problems of life • .:," . ~ '~f5\,) 0" $5 a year. Each class is $3, poppies from scratch. , I . I • • . Ii'l F plus c~st ~ ma~erials, .and ONE VISIT WILL CONVINCE'YOU ~ .' pre-reglstrahon IS requIred t ""P' . " ,\)1. as class. sizes are limited. Farrell to Sing For Appointment Call 17425 MACK ~ . .' FurtHer information may ""P' " be obtained by calling 259. For DSO Pops ic 881-9730 -' Borderline G.P. • " 6363 T u e s day s through " i:~~r~~:fo~k~tween 9:30 and Soprano Eileen Farrell will ¥¥¥¥ ¥}f" Jf.JI- ".' '\, • • • star with Richarli' -Hayman, ~ - it' .:The first workshop, March . r:~~CiP~ly~ap~S~~oyn~~:;~~~~ ~ ~,~,; 'j' j,'~z'CO;N;NI ,. 5, will be led by' Betty ".lo;' ,. J:' Haynes who will teach par. and the DSO at the next /" ticipants how to make a 10- Weekender Po'ps concert:' , inch wire sculpture tree "Melodies of Love," (A Mus. FIRST ANNUAL INDOOR "I trimmed with flowers made ical V2lentine), to be Per. h . of shells. formed Friday evening, Feb- I Leona Lienau, of Old Lon- ruary IS, at 8:30 o'clock and l- don Bo,' Bindlog will in. Sond., •n"noo'. F"'"", rr IIIII' '1I'1'11,r-JRIAll. 1 I~ I I 1 ,I~ , ~~':;~~~:~~~~ ~~~;~;.;;:~;,:;~.:;;' V ~ l I I L I I' quilled ,,;tar pattern March ists in the world, Her career I: I' 19carOlyn Jamison'~ Culinary ~~~~a~oe~p:~. styles of music, " 500Yt 75 Yt. Herbs session March 26 will She was born in Willi. to OFF !' 0 0 0 , I ~.~ .... {foa~ur~~h:O~k~~;in~:~s~~a~ t:s~ti~U~~nl~.~:~sd ~~~ ~:~ '.' .' ~,,,, "~ preparation of herb g-arni mother, later studied in New and herb mixes in the after. York and made her profes. ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE "r' sional solo debut as the voice ".. " ANNOUNCING ~~ ~~~/re~~~Il~r~~r~:arCh FINAL WINTER CLEARANCE! ..," She soon had her own pro. . 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Thursday, February J 4, 19~O GROSSE POINTE NEWS Ptgo Twenty.One ------, ._-- .._------_. ------Women's Page- by, of and for Pointe WQmen -----~~_._.- ---~.' -- Life Goes On at 111useum Moms & Tot~ Make Gym A Family Matter More Saturday at Four Music Temporary food service at The Kresge Court Cafe is I the Detroit Institute of Arts closed for reful'bishing and Story and Pictures by Katie Elsila Lawrence La Gore, of I at Four program was totally - snacks, sandwiches and expansion until early sum. Three Mile' drive, will be subscribed. beverages - is available for mer as part of a larger con. joined by cellist Marcy Chan., Ms. Chanteaux ,is the De. museum visitors in the South struction sequence financed "..... teaux and soprano Earnestine I troit Symphony's new assist. Court of the Ford Wing be. by the Founders Society, What can a mother and strut like roosters they NimlOOns for the February ant principal cellist. ~rs. . tween 111lnd 2 o'clock Tues. principally via a $2 million an 18-month-old enjoy are doing knee lifts. 16 Saturdays at Four cham. Nimmons, a veteran of Mich . day through Sunday. grant from the Kresge Faun. ber music C9llcert at Mary. igan Opera Theater, has per- Catering for m use u m dation. doing together? One an. Do toddlers really need grove Colle,e. formed widely in the me~ro. . events now is being supplied Brunch with Bach contino swer is the Moms' & an exercise class to stay Pranlst La Gore founder politan area. : through a new Founders So. ues on Sunday mornings in Tots'Gym Glass offered in shape? "Not really," and artistic direct~r of Sat. The trio will present works : ciety contract with Dario I the Crystal Gallery of the through the Continuing says teacher DaDeppo. urdays at Four, is well by Faure, Franck, Massenet, . Schiavi. museum's auditorium. Education Division of the "But the fun of exercis- known in the Detroit area as Gounod and ~ach in a setting Grosse Pointe Pub lie ing together now could an accompanist, c ham bel' ideally suited to chamber School System and co- begin a healthy lifetime musician and soloist. music, An hal'S d'oeuvres reo sponsored by Vital Op- habit for the mother and The concert, fourth in the ception follows the concert. POCKET WATCHES WANTED tions, Inc. child. 1979-80 series, is made pos-l General admission tlckels Solid 14k, 18k, Gold,' Platinum or Silver Once a week for 45 "And the class exposes stble by a grant from the' are $5. Stud4iPts and sen.ior Michigan Council for the I citizens will be admitted for cased watches wanted. minutes, the children get 'children to other chil- Arts. The January Saturdays $3.50. Also buying high grade wrist watches, a pint-size workout as dren their age," she adds. exercise teacher M. P. Terri Amsden, who Audemars-Piguet, Patek, Phillipe, Pach- DaDeppo leads mother, signed up for the class eran, etc. and children in move- with her 20-month-old, Private collector will .try to exceed any ments ciesigned to de- sums up the benefits: velop flexibility and en- "There's not a lot of ac- legitimate offer and will pay cash. durance. tivities for kids this age. "Today. let's pretend Christopher's having fun 884.1139 . we're animals," suggests - and I'm getting exer- Ms. DaDeppo. The chil. cise, too." ,.'~t~1 dren are simply having Moms' & Tots' classes fun, but when they slith- are held on Tuesday or er across the gym floor Thursday in Barnes Ele- "«6..; Now & Forever. like snakes they are us- ptentary School's gym ing their hips. ' from 9 to 9:45 in the With striking colors and picturesque designs, Oriental. PurchaSers Rugs are an exquisite art form adding as much beauty to . When they ar<:h their morning. More informa- homes today as they did hundreds of years ago,. And, , of backs like angry cats tion may 'be obtained by like most fine works of art, they are Increasing In value: DIAMOND and ESTATE ./ they are strengthening calling V ita I Options, almost avery year, m.aking them an Impressive gift anq . them, and when' they 882-2349. I sound Investment for the future. JEWELRY: You ara Invited to stop by to discuss with Mr. Robert Zallioute the 'decorating as well as financial oppor- tunities offered by beautiful handmade Oriental Rugs. Mr. Zahloute tepresents over 82 years of se~lce to ~ customers In the Detroit area ... expertise and heritage See Americans at Their Work in Historical Museum Exhibit handed down from his ancestors. ,. I . ednuad t. AHEE servlcea Include cleanIng, reweaving, .pprelslng, buy- The Working American, a Its appearance 'here in- crafts and regionally special. - Jewelry company day, from 1 to 9 o'clock Ing, trading and broklrage of tlnl anti qUI, semlantlqu' I nationally reoowned art ...x. augurates a year long, six ized labor such as 100,in, _ 20139 Mack Avenua Weclnesda)'1 and from 1 to and n.w Orl'i'lt.1 Ruga. '. ,. hiliition depicting America's city. tour coordinated by the and fishing. 5 o'clock Sundays. working class, opened at the Smithsonian Institution Trav. Some paintings, notably The telephone number fetr 886-4600 ?etr~lt HiIltori'Cal Mweum eling Exhibition service. Robert K 0 e hie r' s .""lbe further information i8 833- ~~.;ifhute 1D mlC:l~anuary. ,~--- The exhibit. ihltially or. Strike," (1886), suggest the 1BOG. , ganized by District 1199 01 setting and social contezt of Birmingham: 304 HamUlon Row 644-8200 . the Nation1l1 Union of Hos- .working Americans. pital and Health Care' Ern. The paintings have been ployees as part of its Bread assembled from 20 publie Jacobson's Fashion Fabric Shop and Roses cultural program, and private collections In. premiered in New York City cluding the Metropolitan Xu. . C{)kOfJek'S last October. seum of Art, the Penl11lfl. J is-now offering sewing classes It features 3Z paintings by vania Academy of Fine Art, American artists, dating from the Whitney Museum of the 18405 to the 194Os, de. American Art and the Hirsh. which will start in March. picting American Olen, worn. horn MuseuOl and Sculpture , en and children earning their Garden. WINTER SALE '. Amot13 the artists are Rob- '. livelihoods . . • and as " straightforward a s t h a.t ert Street, WilliaOl Hahn, ~top in now for registration thetne might seem; this is the Charles E. Weir, Charles Cur. , first major exhibition devoted ran, M06U Boyar, PlUllp '. 1 Evergood, Jacob LawnDC6,. 15%TO 20% SAY.INCaS '. ..~. ,exclualvely to labo,r in art, ~~~~,...~~[(-'. :~:4;:'~{':. ~ ,"""/~;'~....~~.~;~:p . @rca,U.foc4UQ~einformation. according to Robert Kothe, John Sloan;' Everett 'Shinn; curatel' of Industrial Hi.lItory N. C. Wyeth and Maynvd at the Detroit Historical Mu. DixgJI•. A catalo,ue is avail. seum. able for purchase. The show presents a bal. The Working American anced representation of farm. continues at the Detroit His- Jacobson's torical Museum until Sunday. ing, heavy industry, women's and children's work, skilled February 24. The museum, located at Woodward avenue and Kirby in Detroit's Cul./ tU,ral Center, is open from, FASHION FABRICS • in-Ih8-village • 343-0003 Star-Spangled. 9:30 to 5. o'clock Tuesday,' Night at GPYC ThursdaY,.Frlday and Satur •. -- ,J Merry-Go.Rounders will be chasing the winter blahs away at a star.spangll!d black tie dinner dance at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Saturday, February 23, with cocktails at 7 o'clock followed by din. ner at 8:30, then dancing from 9:30 to 1 in the morn. ing to the music of Lynn Hock''S Changing Times. The evening's theme has been inspired by February: America's Month of Presi- H045 EAST JEFFERSON dents. Host couple are Gene . DETROIT ~MICH. and Nancy Stys. Reserva. I tions, which must be in by 821-3525, tomorrow, ,Friday, February 15, and further information Quality Nursing Care may be obtained by contae!. .', ing Russ and Mary Thomp- SOLID OAK .,:~,~ son at 886-4454. "'l STONINGTON BY KLING SETS A BIG. BOLD. 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... P.~ Twenty. Tw~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. February 14, 1980 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Flaska-Stormes Vows Exchanged Mrs. Ken neth Flaska An Opportunity for Conductors The Detroit Symphony Or. conducting staff of the Detroit Michelle Fogo Tr.-v-.-'s-f-r-o-m-S-.-n-Fr.nciscoto Serve ~~:m::~s~er s;U~i~r c~:, 0 t j s rv~~notis, baby's-breath ana II chestra's third annual Dorati Symphony Civic Orchestra Conducting Fellowship pro. and attendance at .050 reo 4S Honor Attend.nt for Her College She carried a cascade of A. Stewart Kerr. Jr., was gram has been announced for hearsals and concerts to as. . Roommate Sonya roses, white roses. best man. Dr. Greg Smith, the 1960-81 season. sist Maestro Dorati and guest stephanotis, baby's-breath Brian Strek, Ben F. Stormes, The fellowship award, in. conductors as :lirected. '. Chri.st Church, Grosse Point~, was the setting and ivy. IJ, and Charles T. Stannes, augurated two years ago by Applicants should 'be no Saturday, November 3. for t.h~ 'Vedding of Deborah Honor attendant Michelle brothers of the bride, served the 000 and its music direc. older than 30 on September Lee Stormes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ben F. Fogo, of San Francisco, the as ushers. tor, is designed to jH.ovide 1. 1980, must 'have had signi. Stormes, of Ridge road, and Kenneth Alan Flaska, bride's college roommate, The mother of the bride professional orchestral ex. ficant previous 'Conducting wore a shrimp colored gown chose a .floor length gown perience with the oDSO for a elC]}erience and must play one son of the William Flaskas, of Manchester boule- of jersey, featuring a gath. of mint gree!) chiffon. The young conductor for one sea. instrument well. Yard. ------ered bodice and sashed waist. bridegroom's mother wore a son. .If the instrument is not the .The Reverend George bados and are at home Bride!ijllaids. dressed iden. floor length gown of pale Interested applicants are piano, he or she must also Andrews officiated at the in Fisher road. ticany, were Nita Stormes, blue jersey. Both wore cor. invited to send a letter and have adequate piano skills 4 o.'c!ock rite~ which were Princess lace accented the at Columbus, 0., sister of the sages of cymbidium orchids. resume to the DSO requesting for coaching. etc. ' followed by a reception scalloped neckline. bodice bride. Cand~e Westwater, of Out'of-town guests included an interview. Qualified applicants should at the Grosse Pointe and cuffs of the bride's tra. Deriem, CIt.lD.. HoUy Strek the bride's grandmother, Mrs. .Evaluations and interviews send a letter and resume to Y h Cl b dillonal white gown. Match. and Jennifer Viviano. Jean Pozonitz, of Akron, 0., begin in March, leading to Dorati Conducting Fellowship ac t u. The newly- ing lace edged her two-tiered, Each carried a cascade the bride's aunt, Mrs. Juanita final auditions later in the Program, Detroit Symphony weds vacationed on Bar- fingertip veil, and more lace bouquet of Sonya roses, ste. Wickman, of Sarasota, Fla., spring. Orchestra, Ford Auditorium, Mrs.. Lula Fowlkes, a great. . After a suitable candidate Detroit, Michigan tUl226. ~-::.B.-. great.aunt of the bride, of I IS selected. his or her ap. The holder of the 1971l-tl0 ~ ~~ .... ~ Charleston. W. Va. thp oointment will rn.l'i'1 in <;,,,,. n",."li ,."",.l..~.;",, "'_"" •.. - ... ~ . . • . bride's great.aunt, Mrs. Dora tember, 1980. a-n d I a s.t ship' ~as - Mi~h~~'i'Kraj;~~ki: Johns, of Lakewood, 0., the through May, 1981. Tile 1978.79 Conductor Fe1. bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. The Conductor Fellow's duo low was Martin Fischer. and Mrs. Leonard Lane, of ties include service on the Dieskau. Columbus, 0., the McKe~ie family. of StrattoN!, Ont., , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes, CONGRATULATIONSBisbop GllIlgher Chnrlelderal of Pittsbnrgh, Mr. and Mrs. Varsity, Jr. Varsity and Freshmen-All 3 Squads George Seltzer, at Scottsdale. placed FIRST in CATHOLIC COMPETITION Ariz .• Mr. and Mrs. Clifford St. Clair, at Columbus, Pat SUNDAY, FEB. 10 at U. of D. Swan, of Los Angeles, the . HAPPY VALENTINE'S DA YI Photo by Cormithael Studio bride's sister's fiance, Ted We Love Youl Fogo, of San Francisco, Mary In 'eChrist Church Saturday. November 3, Especially Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders: Marybeth. Kim, Patty, Bonneli, of Columbus, .Mr. DEBORAH LEE STORMES, daughter of Mr. and Mary, Michelle, Johanna. Lisa. Beth Ann. and Mrs. Craig Henderson, Mrs. Ben F. Stormes, of Ridge road, was married J.C.W. of Chicago, and Mrs. William to Mr. Flaska, son of the William Flaskas, of Bernett, of St. Paul, IM.inn. Manc~ester boulevard. I TELEVISION YORKSHIRE SERVICE VatenlineJ Singing Nights RN's Can Earn Degree Credits . ~ flSAVEfl On Quick "Carry-Inti Servlcel "\J\.! I For Symphony Diploma and associate de- for Nur.sing. Advanced stand- ' gree Registered Nurses may ing may be earned through • WARRANTY SERVICE CENTER FOR: ata ~ickenj" Gary Bertini will guest earn t.heir Bachelors of Sci. college credit transfer,' in. conduct the Detroit Sym. ence in Nursing through t.he eluding CLEF, and through ZENITH,ReA,QUASAR 778-4050 ,, phony Orchestra ton i g h t, Nurse Degree Completion instructor.prepared challenge 9 25 Years in Thursday, February 14, and program at Mercy College exams in the Nursing,major. 21 ~5 MAC.K Between 8 8. 9 Mile Rds. This Areal Saturday, Febn:.ary 16, at of Detroit, o!aptace Ford Auditorium. The con. Interested nurses may learn certs begin at 8:30 o'clock. details about completing re- JOSEPH P. PERSE with' 22210 HARPER The scheduled program. quirements for a baec.laure. Sf. CJair Shore. consists of Stravinsky's Sym. ate degree at ,roup infornta. phony of Psalms and Mozart's tlon meetings Wednesday, 772.3620 . Requiem. Featured soloists February 20. at 10 o'clock, are soprano Susan Davenny Wednesday, March 28, at 4:30 A& e 1J,ilO!&tef'1j eO. Wyner, contralto Mira Za. o'clock, or Thursday, AprIl kal, tenor Michael Cousins 10. at 10 o'clock. UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING and bass Ara Berberian. All sessions will take place The Kenneth Jewell Chor. in the Student/Conference • Servicing the Polntes for 37 years " ;~" ale, the Brazeal Dennard Center on the Mercy College Chorale and the Cantata C'ampus in West Outer drive. • Academy will be participat. Group meetines in agencies ing in the program. may be p1anned upon reo Tickets for tonight's Per- quest. Further information "",,forminee ate avaUable at $9•. ~ay be ot,t~ b3L,ClllUng $8, $7 and $5. Saturday SIster M. Bernice '.Pohl at -~L~~~"' .~:~~~~:;f, f(Jje.PICk-Up & Oel/very DECORATIVE tickets are available at $9 .592~132 or 59206131. -. free estimates and $5. A limited number The Mercy College Nuning of $2 tickets may be pur. program is ace red i t e d VA 2-9660 CABRICS cbased by students and sen- through the National League 12339 HAYES J -, ior citizens one hour prior . to ell'Ch concert. of the Israel 'Chamber Or. Tickets for both perform. chestra and of the Rinat anees are available at the Chamber Choir. Ford Auditorium box office. Master Charge and VISA He has conducted many of chuge card customer~ may the major orchestras in the h . world and, since 1971, has pone m orders by calling been principal guest condue- 962.M2.4. . Bertini, in the second week tor of the Scottish National Orchestra. Since 1975 he has of his three week engage. been a professor at the Uni. ment .with the DSO, received his' musical education in Is. versity of 'reI Aviv. rael and at the Consetvatorio In 1976 he WI! appointed National Verdi in Milan. He artistic advisor of the. Israel completed his studies in Con. Festival. In 1978 he became dueling at the Paris Conserv. musical dire<:tor and princi. atoire National and in Musi. pal 'COnductor of the Jeru. c010gy at the Somonne. salem Symphony Orchestra. Maestro' Bertini made his This is his fourth appear. Old is what', Dew at debut with the Israel Phil. ance with the DSO. He made EastlaDd this weekeDd. harmonic in 1955 and has his debut with the orchestra since appeared regularly with in January, 1978. BriDg the whole famUy, JACOBSON'S thi's orchestra. He was the Susan Davenny Wyner is come with a frieDd. Bat founder and music director a Cornell University gradu- .no~r . ate. She has been awarded do.'t JDIu the b" .how numerous grants and prizes, at Ea.... ndl. Women's Economic including a Fulbright, _ • fURNI5111NtiS Club to Hear Shapiro grant from the Rockefeller WED. TBRU SUN., Foundation, a Concert Artists 'Dr. Harold T. Shapiro, grant from the Ford Foun. fEB. 13-17 SALf presld~nt of the University dation, the Naumberg Prize IN THE' CENTER. From Chapman, the tall at Michigan, will speak on and the Joy of Singing Center hours, Antique "Michigan and 'D e t r 0 i t,,- AwaN!. sleek lamp that rises to 1985 - The Economic Out. She has appeared with Show. Lob of IJUU'Uteed every occasion. A slim look" at the Women's Econo- most of the major orchestras aatiques to see and buy. mic Club luncheon meeting in the United States and with Take a look at streak of polished or next Tuesda,)', February 19, many Qpera companies, and tarnJture, glass and antiqued brass designed in the Detroit PIau Hotel's has been chosen by anum. Columbus Ballroom. ber of composers. aceeuories, old j to cast its light on a eountry 11II'D1ture, I reading or hobby area, or early kitchen Items, i to spotlight a work of art. PREYIEWING Ddrron, frames Adjustable from 35" to from Friday. February 15 in advance of aad sUver pieces. 61" heights with a head that swivels a full 360" to brighten any situation. ESTATE. AUCTION A rheostat control adjusts Friday .venlng. February 22 at 7 p.m. light from bright to dim. $125. Saturda, lIorninl. February 23 at 11 a.m. Sale ends March 1. 1980 Sunday afternoon. February 24 at 12 noon Featuring the Estates of Marguerite M. EIII. Theodore Hall Fuger Sarah A. Degan Jacobson's Included: london Sterling Silver candelabra Antique Rosewood ERARD Grand Plano (1830: 1835), J.G. BROWN oil painting, dated 1879, Eastland ORIENTAL RUGS. Robert Hopkin watercolor, c E T E R GOLD JEWELRY, Antique furniture and much 8 Mile (, Kelly Rd - Harper WoocJ~ more. Illustrated catalog at Galleries $3 or postpaid at $4. Free Vaiet parking on auction days, DuMouchelle Art Galleries 4Q9 Eat JIffIl1'I, Aerlll 'r•• Relilullce, Gltrlit Further Intormatlon by phone 963-6255 lawrence F. DuMouchelle Joan Walker Ernest J. DuMouchelle Art and Estate Auctioneers and Appraisers GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Three _ ------_. -_.~ ----~------. - -_. -" - 1980 FAMILY PARTICIPATION CAMPAIGN Dear Grosse Pointer: ,="lX FREE EVENTS ~ during the 1980 Family The Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center, Participation Campaign a gift to .our community from the Russell A. Alger family, is one of the architectural gems I. February 26 (Tuesday) 8130 p.m. A CRUISE TO THE GREEK ISLANDS of the entire midwest. AND MAINLAND presenled by Dr. and But its purpose is people. Mrs. Vollrad Von Berg. A color film with sound cnvl.'ring Ih", Center's 1979 Lharter The people who use it senior people, cruise 10 th ...se waters and antiquilies. Of l"teat,interest to those who made the trip and family-raising people, single people, teen people, a marvelous overview for those who didn't. little people. About 252,000 came through the 2. March 4 (Tuesday) 8,JO p.m. EXCERPTS FROM GROSSE POINTE doors last year. THEATRE'S PAST AND FUTURE PERFORMANCES. Highlights of drama, And the people of about 6,000 families comedy, music and dance. helped to supp~rt it. J. March 29 (Saturday) 2,00 p.m. EASTER EGG DECORATING. Free Once each year, we ask for your tax- instruction for ~'oungsters and interested deductible support, because it is our only source adults by the Ukrainian Division of the International Institute, (Materials-stylus, of continuing funds. We are asking again - for beeswax, mtruclion sheets and desil:n 1980. Our goal is $160,000 ... just 3 percent sheets- $1. 75). Brin!: raw eggs wiped with vinc;gar. more than our 1979 goal. I 4. March j 1 (Monday) 7130 p.m. I BRIDGE TOURNAMENT WITH Please stud your picture book - you'll see PRIZES under the direction of Connie a lot of your friends in it. And please fill out Gibbs. Enter the e"pert, inte'rmediate or novice division, depending on your ability. your membership card now. 5. April 20 (Sunday) 2130 p.m. LET'S ADVENTURE WITH ALlCE IN Thank y?u. f2t. Q( t7 ~ WONDERLAND. Presented by Grosse .-/~J~ ~~c.I..,~ Pointe Children's Theatre under the direction of Sally Reynolds. Enjoyable for 1980 C.halrman, boys and girls and the whole family. Family Participation Campaign 6. April 29 (Tuesday) 8130 p.m. THE GRVNYONS IN CONCERT. Our local "whiffenpoofs" under the leadership of Bill Gard present their annual evening of close harmony and hijinks for The Grosse Pointe War Memorial the community. For the enjoyment of singles, dates, couples and families alike. Free tickets for the events should be picked .is established for people up in advance at the Center's office. 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SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT A HOUSE IS NO BETTER THAN ITS LOCATION and this early American Colonial has the best - only a half block from the lake! 5 bedrooms and 3 bath- ALMOST EVERYTHING YOU WOULDN'T EXPECT ""''''H'''rT'U:: nt" tho ctu""nn flnnr ~ Hnr~r\' ':lnn f~mil" ... -. '." 6.

17449 MAUMEE - Corner Rivard. Traditional English and a TOWNHOUSE offering all t~e space of a si~gle home. Large li~'ing room, 3 bedrooms, 21:: baths plus 2 bedrooms and bath on third floor. SpacIOus comer uilit for extra privacy! Land contract poSSible. 884-0600. " Everything You Always Wanted to Know

242 McKINLEY - Popular Farms location and the much requested 3 bedroom, 11h bath COLONIAL that About Buying and Seiling a House includes natural fireplace and separate dining room. Handy to Richard elementary school, too! $87,000. Come to the "~ome Ownershlp'~ Series I 884-0600. ! 337 McMILLAN - Another "favorite" street and a 4 bedroom, l!6. bath COLONIAL full of charm. Natural Starts Thur~ay, Feb. 14 \ t fireplace, separate dining room, finished .basement and nothing to do but move in! 884-0600. Brownell School 7:30 p.m~ 1985 SEVERN - Pleasant tree-lined Grosse Pointe Woods street and a 3 bedroom, 11-\! bath Colonial you'll want to see! Kitchen built. ins, unique 2-way fireplace, family room, finished basement, 216.car garage and a price you'll like. 884-0600.

BY' APPOINTMENT! 93 Kercheval LAKELAND - An ELEGANT ENGLISH stucco offering gracious accommodations throughout including 7 886-3060 bedrooll1s, 41,2.baths, 30' living room with fireplace, large library with fireplace, all kitchen bqllt-ins plus Uirge adjoining breakfast room, 1st floor maid's room, 3rd floor games room and MUCH MORE! All this on a prOfessionally landscaped site near the lake that offers the perfect setting. Call today . 881-4200.

IDA LANE - ,Quiet Grosse Pointe Woods are and a sharp 2 bedroom air conditioned brick RANCH. Includes large kitchen; basement games room with wet bar and extra half bath and attached garage. Perfect for you if you have thought about a smaller home, but are not quite ready for condominium living! $78,500. ,: .. , 881~ .. .~~~"Il?'.~ 0<. .' J.,-...... ~. "l ~ _ • INVESTMENT MINDED? Inquire ~bout this 2-FAMILY flat in excellent Park rental area handy to downtown bus. ,Each unit with 3 bedroopls, living room, dining room and kitchen. 881.4200.

GROSSE POINTE PARK - Lovely large English with five spacious bedrooms and 3 baths plus 2 smaller bedrooms and bath all on 2nd floor; guest-size dining room, library, attached garage and many luxury features. 881-4200. Goodman Pierce & Boyer, Inc. KENSINGTON - This charming 6 bedroom ENGLISH has two bedrooms handily located on first floor. The many SpeCial features include UPDATED KITCHEN, spacious rooms thruout, natural woodwork and ~ lots of beautiful leaded glass. 884-0600. k PLAYING THE FIELD?? . i VILLAGE LANE - A charming "tucked away" area handy to Village shops and a 3 bedroom, 11,2.bath WE'RE OUT TO MAKE YOU FALL IN LOVE! COLONIAL that won't last long at its excellent value price of $77,500! Better call today - 884-0600. i EVERY ONE OF THESE BEAUTIFUL HOMES WILL BE LOTHROP - Desirable Farms location and a nicely planned center hall RANCH with 2 bedrooms and den OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1I (or 3rd 'bedroom), large Florida room with Thermopane windows that could be easily converted for I year round use. finished basement and priced for an excellent value at $121,500. 884-0600. 286 CLOVERLY 489 CHALFONTE , , GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Fine 3 bedroom COLONIAL in Richard school area offering cozy den, natural fireplace, separate dining room, breakfast room, finished basement with extra lav and a possible mortgage ASSUMPTION! 884-0600. • i " ! GROSSE POINTE CITY - A large ENGLISH TOWNHOUSE with four bedrooms and 2% baths PLUS an additional 2 bedrooms and bath on third floor. Den, natural fireplace and airy, spacious rooms. $117,000. 881.4200. . Fabulous 4 bedroom, 31hbath, fam. Beautiful Custom Ranch, 3 bed- Super 3 bedroom, 11.'2 bath Brick BUDGET PRICED for the "do-it-yourselfer!" Great space can be yours in this 3 bedroom, 2-story brick with ily room, master bedroom with rooms, 2 baths. family room, living Colonial in Grosse Point Farms, sun room, natural fireplace and NEW 2-car garage. Just $58,OOO!881-4200. fireplace, garden room, library, 1st room and recreation room with living room with fireplace. extra floor laundry, attached garage. fireplace, .attached garage. Nice large master bedroom. under ST. CLAIR - A fine 2-unit brick DUPLEX in excellent Grosse Pointe City rental area near the Village and assumption. $100,000. bus. Furnished kitchens, separa~ furnaces and 2-car garage. $92,000. 884-0600.

POPULAR WOODBRIDGE EAST and easy living in a TOWNHOUSE that includes HUGE family room 1161 BALFOUR 682 PEACHTREE (20x20') with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath plus 2 half baths, super kitchen, two private, fenced patios, pool and clubhouse. 881-6300.

PRIME HARPER WOODS AREA - Lovely spacious 2 bedroom COOPERATIVE APARTMENT on Grosse Pointe border. Great closets, excellent storage area, all kitchen appliances, window treatments and carpeting. Just $45,000 with LOW maintenance fee. Handy "Dial-A-Ride" service, too! 884-0600.

AND ... WE HAVE MORE' CALL ANY OF OUR CONVENIENT OFFICES FOR ADDITIONAL FINE OFFERINGS. Terrific Buy! 3 bedroom, 212 bath, Spacious Dutch Colonial, 4 bed- Stunning 4 bedroom. 3'2 bath Colo- brick Colonial with attached gar- rooms, 31h baths, family and living nial. all large rooms. famih room . "r "\ age, great kitchen with brick area, room with fireplace, garden room, "'~ \ with fireplace. in-ground pool. ______(~_'_.~~t'l~ . IMPORTANT SERVIC~ library, recreation room. patio, exquisite yard. Super Recreation room. attached FOR TRANSFEREES: garage .. il'III'iWi ~ 19655 WOODLAND It E A L T 0 It S MEMBER 22819 LAKESHORE 103 VENDOME Harper Woods St. Clair Shores REL@ ~, INTEIl.C!TY RELOCATION SERVICE

GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSEPO INTE WOODS 82 Kercheva I 884-0600 ::::~I~\~JlI;'r; 16610 Mack 881 -4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 .;"": "'Ii'-o~ .,k.'". :::~_'I\ DETROIT OFFICE - 11500 Morang - 839-4700 Stately American Colonial. 6 bed- Immaculate 2 bedroom Ranch. Charming Condo in SI Clair room. 4''2 baths. library and garden im mediate occupancy, attached Shore~. attrncli\e Decor. popular room, service stairs. attached gar- garage. new decor .• very large area Good bllY lindeI' S50.000 age . yard. -. . AND WE CAN'T WAIT TO MEET YOU! Other homes available by Appointment include' .~"Home Ownership in the Pointes" 10 Provenclll . Spectacular' 6 BR 1026BalfOur - Classic! 4 an A brand new series bringing you valuable information 4QO Lakeland. Elegant! 7 BR 21124 Vernier. Appealing; 2 BR from the experts. 456 University. Exciting; 5 BR .... 5 THURSDAY EVENINGS beginning Feb. 14, 7:30 at Brownell School Goodman Pierce & Boyer, Inc. No charge for admission 886-3060 , '.

{ Thursday, February r 4, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Five ------._------_._------'. SUPE~ SUNDAX SELECiIONS., OPEN 2-S ••••••••••••• t t, .. William Champion & Co. " f 303 RIDGEMONT 654 PEACH TREE t J. '. o." •« HERE'S A WASHlNGTONS BIRTHDAY A FARM COLONIAL IN A -te ". .. SPECIAL WITHOUT EQUAL! DESIRABLE WOODS LOCALE! -te OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 :: '. t• -te 1306 EDMUNDTON - THIS CltARMING HOME, 82 CAMBRIDGE - SEEING IS BELIEVING! SUch ~ newly decorated, which is walking distance to cozy house with such good living space and wHit SCnools and transportation, must be seen to be ap- all the sought. after features. Spacious living roo~ preciated. 5 bedrooms, 2',2 baths and comfortable with .a natural fireplace, dining room, librar~ i .>Ji'J~ i family room overlooking the patio. The central glamorous kitchen with sliding doors to the yard, ~-te <\,,\I/J~<.).'.' ./. M.' 1/""-:,;1._ '\;/-te), ~ air conditioning; fenced yard, electric door opener three bedrooms and three baths. Wonderful closet 't 'r . \Kd.- 011 the attached garage are only a few of the extra space, central air, two car garage with electric-', ... \ . -it luxury features. ~ -it door opener. Beautifully designed by Robert Wood and well built by James Barker. an unbeatable -it• -it combination! ~ •• ~. .+: ~ 843 NOTRE DAME - NEWLY DECORATED spacious ~ -it English. Large LR with fireplace. Formal dining ~ -it room and good family kitchen. It has 1 bedroom ~ or den down and 3 bedrooms up. Close to schools . and transportation. Priced under 80 with im. •+: • mediate occupancy. ~ If you need a four bedroom home at a three bedroom And it's a family home - charming, yet functionaL If t ~ p;ice , " and load,edv.:ith char~, if you'd prefer a you need proof ttJis estimated 1,912 sq. ft., four bed .• BY APPOINTMENT ~ Close, to Kerby locatIOn; If you deSire a modern beauti- room, 21f.!bath Colonial has a spacious kitchen with • PRICE REDL'CTION! A large reduction on this 3 bed. GRACIOUS ENGLISH TUDOR WITH VIEW OF THE ~ ful kItchen. '. If you dream of a big family room with eating area, family room with fireplace, attached gar. t room Colonial with bath and a half and new fam- LAKE! This lovely family home features !n- oj: fireplace fl}r the family to enjoy; then circle this ad age, and great location. As for the charm . .. come .. ily room. In fantastic condition with excellent glenook fireplace, beautiful wood paneling : and see us first Sunday ... or if you can't wait that see for yourself! .. Land Contract Terms available - located in Grosse throughout, magnificent stairway with stained • ~ong we'll be happy to show you thru right now! Priced oj: Pointe Woods with immediate occupancy. 60's . glass window plus 6 family bedrooms, 31-2 baths, ~ In thE' high M'" for l' '1~!k'!-: s~e!' ~ iiorary, lamuy room anO ganlen room. A must ~• • TREAT YOURSELF to moving into a house in im. see house! . peccable condition! Everything from the spacious t ,~ft>?f/ / : living room, dining room. family room, newer NEW OFFERING - SOMERSET IN DETROIT - A .. ,. #>.,;0 ' . .t., <,' • kitchen and powder room downstairs to the three ' great income with living room, dining room, bedrooms and three baths upstairs is tastefully kitchen, two bedrooms, and bath in both units. t 780 TROMBLEY ~ decorated aria in fine condition. The full basement Two car garage. This property has been ex- t LIVE LIKE A KING IN THIS FANTASTIC TAX ~ offers a game room, work room and laundry room tremely well maintained. Priced in the 30's, -it: SHELTER! Enioy three bed'rooms, two baths, den, +: plus good storage. The well landscaped grounds +: modern kitchen, formal dining room and exciting liv. • offer total privacy while enjoying the covered .. ing room ... while the second floor tenant and "Uncle -it patio off the family room. The master bedroom -it Sam" help you buy it! $172,500! -it: suite with a large dressing room and bath is +: -te another impOrtant feature along with the two car • -it garage. see for yourself! -it +: • -it: .- -....- One Year Home Protection .- - -I ~ ~:::~;j;~.~~:2:.r.•.. :~~-' " ';"';"~ Plan Available. • WM • .J. BROKERS Catherine Champion .*********************************************************** Sally Clarke Penny Ledlie Cathy Champion Dillaman ALSO PLEASE CONSIDER DETROIT'S HOT ... AND WHY NOT! Fine homes at Ann Dingeman Evelyne Rupp modest prices in the Renaissance City - this one Dorothy Healy Jean Wakely I ~blPJDion I, Member of the Grosse Pointe Real 21st CENTURY CONTEMPORARY; LATE FALL OC: wol1"t last long. All Brick, three bedrooms, dining 'Shirley Kennedy Mary Walsh Estate Board, Detroit Real Estate Board, and Metropolitan Listing CUPANCY. Buy it now and have plenty of time to room, spacious kitchen, squeaky clean and just Lorraine Kirchner 102 Kercheval 884.570~ sell and close on your home. Now that it's done, t m Service. $32,500! this exceptional residence clearly reflects a life style seldom seen in the Pointes. $179;500.

ONE GREAT RANCH, TWO GREAT LOTS( The first THREE FIRST OFFERINGS one's under the Ranch - the other's a buildable 157' x 85'. ,Both are located in fine Grosse Pointe 881-0800 Woods location. Curious? 100 Kercheval On- The-Hill " .. TWO FAMILY DECORATORS DREAM! Like George :: Washington, we can't lie either; it's all brick,llOw vacant has a big lot, needs .decorating and has a "cherry tree price . . . chopped!" Marketing Fine Homes srROnGmAnIt .. Successfully fI"SSOCklTtS,lIK. RE"LTORS '1

HIGBIE'.. '_" .'MAX-ON. . I. .,tNC.,-""__,. FOUR FIRST OFFERINGS Like New ANITA - Centrally air conditioned 3 bedroom 2 bath FEEL RIGHT:AT-HOME when you enter this attrac- Center Entrance Colonial with 3 bedrooms, 21f.!baths, Ranch. Good floor plan with center halI arrange- tive center entrance Colonial on. ever popular comfortable library, finished recreation room and ment. Formal dining room. Family room. Nicely Lakeland. Fireplace in the living room, library freshly. decorated throughout. landscaped yard. 21f.!.car garage. and rec. room for that warm cozy feeling. Screened porch. 4 family bedrooms and 2~baths. , BERKSHIRE ROAD - 1st offering in the Windmill In l'estment& - Commerc;ul Deparlme"t. 2 guest rooms and bath over the 2 -car attached First Offeri"g - Rhiera Terrace Pointe area. Custom bUllt 5 bedroom 3lh.bath Col- garage. Open staircase to 3rd floor storage. Quick • Income bungalow, Detr(lit -'30's. onial. Paneled library with firepl;ice. Screened possession. 'fop floor condominium near Nine Mile between Jef- \ Maryland, 5+5, 2 family - SO's. porch. Extra room for study or office off master ferson and Lake St. Clair. Includes two bedrooms, • Commercial Bldg; 7,300 sq. ft. Warren Avenue, Sale bedroom. Recreation room with, wet bar and fire- COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE with city conveniences. two baths, balcony, clubhouse and pool. Assume' . and Leaseback considered. ' place. 2 car attached garage plus a 2 car detached Luxurious center hall Colonial on over half acre Mortgage or short term Land Contract at 10%. • Near Marquette River - 4 acres. garage. Front and rear lawn sprinkler system. lot. Attractive 18 foot library with fireplace plus a 20 foot family room. Modern kitchen. 5 bedrooms FIRST OFFERING- - Stately English Tudor 'in 'the and 4~2.baths (master bedroom is 18 x 27' and has ~ark. Nice size rooms include a library. 4 t)\'in a fireplace). Rec. room in basement. 4 car at. PRICE ... PERHAPS WE HAVE. Size bedrooms and 31h. baths. Recreation room tached garage with circular drive. Central air, with fireplace. Raised redwood deck accents the .. nice size fenced yard. Life time slate roof and PRESTWICK - Side entrance Colonial with pass thru ONE IN YOUR RANGE copper gutters. 2 car attached garage. hall to updated kitchen with eating area. Formal dining room. 1st floor den and powder room. 3 CAMERON PLACE - Spacious Georgian Colonial bedrooms and bath on 2nd. Rec. room and 2 car $135,000 to $170,000 $110,000 to $135,000 built in 1972. Center hall with circular stairs. Fam. ga~ge complete the picture. Mid SO's. . . ily room with fireplace and bar. Vaulted ceiling in Fami{v Home . New Homes living room, Library with bay window and adjoin.' ROSLYN ROAD - South of Marter and only a block With plenty of bedrooms, cozy library, pool and at- Two to choose from which include two full baths and a ing bath. First floor laundry with lav. 4 bedrooms from Ferry schooL 4 bedroom bungalow with tached garage. You will be the hit of your house.' family room. CIloose either a Cape Cod or New (master bedroom has tremendous closets and paneled den. Convenient to transportation, $61,500 hold if you choose this one. England Salt Box. dressing area) and 2 baths on 2nd. Attached gar- with assumable mortgage. age. Sunken patio. Central air and alarm system. Ranch Sf)'le SEVERN ROAD - A lot of house for the money. 3 Last Chance And a newer home featuring three bedrooms, 2 full GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 1st offering on Country bedroom 11,2 bath Colonial. Pass thru hall to up- For this unique English in great Park location with baths, spacious family room ... not to mention Club. Attractive 3 bedroom Colonial. 1st floor den, dated kitchen. 24 foot paneled family room across two baths, attached garage and priced to sell. rec. room, garage. Good size assumable mortgage rear of house. Natural fireplace in basement. the attached garage and pool. at 101,'2'!C interest. Priced just under $80,000. Central air and security system. Patio. 2 car gar- age with electric door, $86.000 with assumable Center Hall Colonial Three Bedroom NEAR FARMS lake front park. 1st offering on Grosse mortgage. With an always popular floor plan and also incuding a Two bath with family room or den and impeccably Pointe Blvd. Center entrance Colonial. 1st floor family room, attached garage and four large bed- maintained throughout. Only a transfer makes den (or bedroom) and full bath. 3 bedrooms and 2 ST: PAUL - Condominium living in convenient loca- rooms. Immediate Occupancy. this Center Hall Colonial avc:ilable. baths on 2nd. Master bedroom has fireplace. New tion is yours in this 4 bedroom 2 bath unit. Eating carpeting in living and dining rooms. Rec. room. 2 space in kitchen. Divided basement. Gas forced car garage. l air heat. Underground garage parkin~ space. $90,000 to $110,000 $80,000 10--$90,000 $88,500, GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Handsome Colonial En~l;sh lIome Sp!C'er Colonial near lakeside park. Library and glassed in porch. WHITTIER ROAD - Center hall ColoniaL 3 good size With four bedrooms and quality throughout, not to In popular Farms location. Includes attractive kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 2''2 baths. Large walk in storage bedrooms and 2''2 baths. 27 foot familv room. mention the central Farms location. den and two car garage. on 2nd ideal for 4th bedroom or studio, Rec. room, Paneled rec. room. Carpeting throughout. '60 x 142' 2 car attached garage, 100 x 150' lot. Immediate lot. . possession. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT OPPORTU~ITIES $60,000 to $70,000 $50,000 to $60,000 HAMPTON ROAD in the Shores. Centrally air con. Grosse Pointe Woods - Mack Ave. 2.000 plus sq. ft. Colon;al BungalOlf' ditioned ranch. Family room (overlooks well man- office building with 4 suites. Central air. Base. In the Woods with family room, master bedroom suite In Harper Woods with Grosse Pointe schools. Includes icured yard). 2 bedrooms plus a den or 3rd bed. ment. room. Attached and heated garage. Possible land and a truly good buy in this range. Available im. three bedrooms and available on Land Contract. mediately. contract terms. Greater Mack - St. Clair Shores between 8 and 9 :\lile. 3,000 sq. ft. Built in 1972. Off street parking. HAWTHORNE ROAD - Price reduced. 2 bedroom For more information on these and other available listings, contact one of our Sales Consultants listed brick bungalow. Natural fireplace. Expansion at. below. tk Aluminum trim for easy maintenance. 21:'2.car William R. McBrearty William G. Adlhoch garage. Assumable mortgage and immediate pos- James P. Fabick Katherine H. Stephenson session. it John D. Hoben, Jr. M. Lee Hennes Nanci M. Bollon Julie Doelle Myrna M. Smith Gail Monelle 1 YEAR LIMITED HOME Fred R West Patricia L. Reichard WARRANTY AVAILABLE Charles E. Daas E. Gail Ryan Mary A. Daas ;'matching people 16845 KERCHEVAL. in The Village and howe, with imagination." 882-5200 83 KERCHEVAL Have you heard about the new program on REALTOR 886-3400 Member Metropolitan Listing service Jnc., serving Detroit's East Side, Grosse Pointe and "Home Ownership in the Pointes?" Harper Woods, and all of Macomh County. Call any Grosse Pointe Realtor for information.

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Page Twenty-Six G R 0 SSE POI N T E oN E W S Thursday, February j 4, 1980 ~~;;;;{ 9uy~~~~~!gt1t~-~~kE~SJ~~~~9~g of Eort Iteim Realty Schwdler G:r BROKER _ VISIT OR CALL HIM FOR PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. ~ :.. Wm. J. Champion & Co. Reol Estatel Inc. = .' , Better Homes .; HOUSES ARE NOT' SELLING? ~ ~ .Danaher, &ler, & Gordens HIGH INTEREST:RATES SCARING OFF BUYERS? U C' C'R ... Witson and Stroh, Inc. The former owners of these recently sold homes can <;;.. ~ _ "'\ EARLY OCCUPANCY FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMI~Y. 'R G Ed Scully & attest otherwise: R E R L • . gar H d' I ES'TRTE A home that will appreciate for many years to come. . t en rle, nc. DS Our super 3 bedroom, 1'," bath Semi-Ranch offers you & ASs()('a .5 d DS many great features. It has a spacious living room with natural fireplace, a formal dining room, a cozy Goodman,. Pterce• E.ShotewooR. Brown ie, '.RO.' INTElMS WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 2.15 P.M. Florida room and a farniiy dinmg area in the kitchen. Land Contract Terms available. OPEN SUNDA Y2-5 & &oyer, Inc, Strongman ~: ~ :>D, (j SE POINT~ :~rPss PARENTS AND OFFSPRING P.M. 1510 FAIRHOLME. ;Higbie-Maxon, Inc. & Assoc, 21344 V -, GROSSE POINTE WOODS Will go for this family style semi Ranch having 4 bed- 19823 W. IDA LANE - Center Hall RANCH with formal 20625 WILLIAMSBURG, HARPER WOODS rooms, 2 balhs and family room. You'll love the living and dining room. family room with fireplace, .Johnstone & TappQn Gallery bonus tandem upstairs room, so perfect for yo~r spacious kitchen, great recreation room with fire- Johnstone, Inc. of Horn"s BY APPOINTMENT hobbies, TV watching, library, study or studiO. place. Call us for an appointment. " FIRST OFFERING - Walking distance to Gros~e Situated on lovely street in WOODS. McBrearty & Adlhoch Tol." & As"'~. Pointe Shores' inviting park and all schools. This ""J --- fine home featUres 4 bedrooms, country kitchen, 338 FISHER ROAD - Bu\, of the Week. Will not last - 3 23.11 X 11.10 FAMILY ROOM bedroom C~lonial wi-th new famlly room, excellent Realtors, tn,c. Yo..."t'ibl...... :d. mud room, fireplace and circular. drive situat~ condillon. '" • ..."" on a 9Ox317 foot lot Many other hue features ID- Generous sized rooms in this attractive 3 bedroom ~r;geP~dm~ '" .,R,eqt i ,It't~C~> cluded. Unmatched price in the mid-eighties for Ranch in newer area of WOODS. You'll welcome FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER who desires a pre. this prestigious area. Call for appointment. the 21,2.baths this home offers 'and when the mer. stigeous Lake Shore Road address, we have an excep- cury soars during summer - enjoy central air. tional 4 bedroom, 2"l bath newer horne with a EXCLUSIVE INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO - Serving ffi,...,.,/",,~(f),.,,,~ nll,n " ,..,.,,<:~,.. On;nt,o. ...n"- """",,..,,,,.,.,,, ,...... ""'t .., "'u"'n""lt.". P~c!!:- i-Ar.~.o: 1"""l1iy room .. \ mil quality bwlt COlonial has r UUflUUtll. -UUtlt. -W l{;)flO fl I vn<"', 'O~"'"Ml """'n".~nlvl - n~l,..,r-N .....I A"L. ~g;~i~ciud~; -ail-~ ~ffic;' ;q-;;ipment. I ~;~~;Y-";d every accutrement one would expect. Phone now for 2 Bedroom l'h.bath Ranch, paneled library, 2 car gar- details and your personal appointment. Exclusive lines, 8 years established contract clien- g. gtftoh CReaQ 2state tele list. Call Mrs. Carney. age and furnished. No pets. Grosse Pointe ShQres. FOR PEOPLE WHO APPRECIATE ELEGANCE and sophisticated decor, we offer a center entrance Colo- OPEN SUNDAY 2:3{}-5:00 BRICK INCOME':- 3 bedrooms in each unit, 2 newer nial with 5 bedrooms, 3''<.. baths, large Jiving room 216 McMILLAN ... Few similar homes offer 2 second furnaces a new roof, aluminum trim and a new BY' APPOINTMENT: - DETROIT with fireplace, cozy library, spacious, formal diniflg floor bathrooms or a large famiiy room with a driveway: THE LOWER UNIT'is ready for renting Flanders - 2 family 5-5. Deep lot, 2 car garage. Chal- room, pantry, new kitchen with eating space and cathedral ceiling and a fireplace. In addition there or occupancy by the new owner ... Call for addi. mers - Houston .'Whittier Area. much more. By appointment only. is a den and a first floor powder room. Spacious tional details. and private back yard. Price recently reduced. Eastburn - 3 Bedroom brick bungalow. Tasteful decor A sunny yellow living room, bay windows, panelled den, Convenient location near schools, shops and in this spic and span home. transportation. ". roomy dining room, breakfast room, butlers pantry , ~ t\ and updated kitchen make this English on Washing- Oldtown -(Well maintained 3 bedroom brick bungalow. ton a rare find. m LINCOLN ... English Tudor in.Grosse Pointe City. Youngblood One owner, builders home with many extras and Convenient location, near shopping. Three bed. IftC. lovely basement. VENDOME ROAD - Prestigeous location in Grosse rooms, new drive, 2 car garage, new kitchen floor, Rc.lty Pointe Farms. 5 bedrooms and 3 baths, panelled lib- wormy chestnut panelling in living room. $79,900. rary and garden room, pantry and kitchen and beaut. BROKER: iful yard complete this classic Colonial. BY APPOINTMENT WILLIAM W. QUEEN, G.R.1. A recent price reduction makes this custom built 19846 MACK AVE. 886.4141 center entrance colonial even more attractive. Three large bedrooms, 2 second floor bathrooms, 20087 MACK AVENUE • TAPPAN a den and a super large family room. Convenient to express bus to downtown Detroit, Farms pier and ASSOCIATES Mack and Moross Stores. MEMBERS OF: GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD, 90 Kercheval, NEW ENGLAND STREET Looking for a 3 bedroom ranch style home on a quaint METROPOLITA.1\l LISTING SERVICE. Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 street that everyone says reminds them of New McEDRA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 313-884-6200 England? Convenient to Farms pier and bus DETROIT BOARD OF REALTORS. transportation. Fenced yard. ~ . Make an apppintment to see this lovely Colonial in the Park. This home has been extremely well cared 886-8710 for. Some of the features are 3 bedrooms, 1st floor E,~,'~~~1. lavatory, glass and screened porch, newer roof, new hot water heater, and central air. Priced in "Where Sale, and Friend, Are ~lcide'" OPEN SUNDAY2:30 TO 5:00 the low 70's. 1924 PRESTWICK - Our buy of the week! Charming Farm Colonial featuring An opportunity to buy a large 5 bedroom house; the. three bedrooms, one and a half baths, master bedroom has its own full bath, a walk-in Hannv Valentine's New Homes LOOkingfor New Owners paneled family room, terrace, patio and closet, plus another closet. This center entrance . rr.; A Word to the $SS Wise ' carpeted recreation room - immediate colonial also features a large dining room, family possession. '.' room with a fireplace, a raised. patio, 1st 'noor,;,.~ . ' .Day:,;I' ," ';). ,.,)(:'\.' ..•B~.at T~ose Increases :J~~e 198~._ ~ . laundrY-room; Z'balf baths, 2 full baths. Its pj-~::" '''':frl,)rl r-; r'!1111'1''' .;n'"'l'h' ....f'.}, ',.::li .~li10','''''''' ..., - 'r 20044 WEDGE WOOD - Just a super Ranch sent mortgage is assumable or a Land Contract .". . . TWO READY FOR OCCUPAf4CY for'the money - very manageable lot will be considered. 1ST OFFERING 9 EImsleigh Grosse Pointe City for openers - now add three nice bed. 640 Canterbury Grosse Pointe Woods . rooms, modern kitchen with eating Beautifully decorated English Condo in the City. First A SWEETHEART OF A BUY space, family room, paneled recreation floor features living room, dining room, lav. lib.' Charming Ranch that -has eve~hing. Central rary, kitchen, breakfast area and pantry. Second room, central air conditioning - the air updated kitchen with eating space, mainte- THREE UNDER CONSTRUCTION works! Guardian Home Warranty. floor features 4 bedrooms, 2 baths plus additional nance free exterior, new 21h.car garage, close to rooms on 3rd floor. Just recently reduced. shopping, transportation and schools and best of (Stili Time to Select Your Own Colors) 39470 VENETIAN DRIVE - Exciting first all in excellent move-in condition. Call us to see Canterbury Court Grosse Pointe Woods offering. We take pleasure in offering Excellent' condition bungalow with 3 bedrooms, full pi- . .lhis one today. (2) on'Vendome Court? Grosse Pointe Farms this boater's paradise - located off ning room, living room with fireplace plus large South River Road. Here's a list of the kitchen and priced to sell at $38,900 on!Wayburn. features - widest canal in area, free Beautifully built Center Hall Colonial on one of the flowing and deep, new steel breakwall, nicest streets in the Park. Attractive Family MAKE A POINT TO SlOP BY THIS SUNDAY OPEN 2-5 . ranch, two or three bedrooms, nice lot,' Room overlooks a spacious backyard and garden. directly across from permanent wildlife 21838 VAN K - Assumable mortgage on this 3 bedroom raised Ranch, Family room with natural fireplace, Bay windowed Breakfast room, well arranged den, recreation room, screened porch and immediate Occupancy. '. ar~a, central air conditioning, sprinkler kitchen, 3 good sized bedrooms and 21h baths. system, ultra modern kitchen, f~mily room. Executive transfer - has it all! 20740 MARTER RD. - Grosse Pointe Woods - Meticulous 4 bedroom Colonial, 21h.baths, formal dining Beautiful views from most of the rooms of Lake St. room, lw:ge family room with natural fireplace, central air, patio. Guardian Home Warranty. Clair, well built modified contemporary in one of the best locations in Grosse Pointe Shores, marble SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 9 ELMSLEIGH - Brand N:ew! 4 bedroom ColOnial near the water offering 31h.baths, island cooking center, and parquet floors, 12 foot ceiling.s, 3 master family room with wet bar, 1st. floor laundry, 3 car garage. I FOR THE SINGLE OR COUPLE - Delight- suites. Call for additional details. ful one bedroom Condominium in the 874 NOTRE DAME - Grosse Pointe City - 3 bedrooms up and 2 down. Dining room, I1h.baths, price is Well located home in excellent condition. Living room I "Riviera" 9 Mile and Jefferson - Sec- flexible to allow new owner to assume responsibility for city certs. \ I 1 • with fireplace, library, good kitchen with eating , urity at night - swimming pool and I area, utility room, 4 bedrooms, 21.1!.baths. i club house - fully carpeted - quick 640 CANTERBURY: - A brand new 4 bedroom Colonial offering everything in convenience. 1st floor ". , I possession - A gem! laundry. Jenn.Aire island cooking center, 31h. baths, wet bar in family room. \ . Undoubtedly one of the nicest homes for sale in Grosse i JUST A WONDERFUL Colonial on Fair. Pointe Shores. Six family bedrooms (one with a 319 McMillan - Very desirable 3 bedroom, Ith. bath English Colonial with den, remodeled kitchen, 2 car I 1 holme Drive in Grosse Pointe Woods _ fireplace) 5 h. bathrooms plus a family room with detached garage, rec. room, immediate occupancy. . Built in 1946, it affords family room, wet bar. Fireplaces in the living room, dining I fireplace in basement, three bedrooms, room, library and the finished recreation room. 1983 SHORE POINTE - Grosse Pointe Woods - Condominium located near transportation, 2 bedrooms, 2 I one and a half baths, roof and furnace Four car attached garage. Owners have main. baths, elaborate recreation room with full bath, immediate occupancy. ' only six years old - You'll love it! tained the house meticulously. HeatPd swimming .. ! Guardian Home Warranty. pool, brick terrace, sprinkler system are just a 303 STEPHENS - Prestigious area of the farms - just re;!llCed, so hurry on this one. Offering 4 . , few of the extra features available. bedrooms, 1"h. baths, formal dining room, rec. room, 2 car attached garage. .J. ., OUT OF THE ORDINARY! Grosse Pointe City - looks like a Colonial, but is a OUTSIDE GROSSE POINTE quad-level. Main level hilS living room, BY APPOINTMENT , . dining room, utility room, lower is par. st. Clair Shores 22950 Marter, Lakeshore Village GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Dramatically different A-Frame. 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 full baths, 2 tial basement while second level has Condo, beautifully decorated, fantastic kitchen car garage, central air, patio, gas Bar-B-Que. ) huge family room with fireplace, mod- with all appliances, newly refinished hardwood ern kitchen and powder room - third floors, central air conditioning, club house, tennis GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Immaculate 3 bedroom Colonial in Grosse Pointe Woods, offering 11,2baths • I level has three bedrooms and two baths court, pool. Only $47,500. family room with fireplace, country kitchen, ree. room, large 21h.car garage. ' - Fantastic! CO.OP, attractive and convenient location, comforta- GROSSE POINTE WOODS - The Berkshire's -living at its finest! 2 large bedrooms, 2 full baths, natural FOR THE EXPANDING FAMILY - Built ble living room, dining area, with built. in storage, fireplace all on one floor, immediate occupancy and reduced in price. in 1962 - Cape Cod architecture - 70' x good kitchen, nicely decorated. 1M' lot - Has family room with fire- GROSSE POINTE PARK - Designer house by associate of Frank Lloyd Wright. New Mutschler kitchen place and beamed ceiling, large break. family room, 3 bedrooms, rec. room with wet bar, simple assumption. ' • 0 fast room, lav., patio and five bedrooms .• 0 - Now add a paneled recreation room Specializing in GROSSE POINTE PARK - Two Family F1at - Each unit containing 2 bedrooms, dining room large . with wet bar - May possession. living room with natural fireplace, enclosed sun porch, 3 car detached garage. Reduced! ' Grosse Pointe Properties GROSSE POINTE PARK - Two Family F1at on a popular street in the Park with each unit containing 2 bedrooms, dining room, living room with natural fireplace, enclosed sun porch. Bor~rdy MakmK Dreams GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Custom Ranch of exceptional quality, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths formal dining of Rea/I/')' room, family room with fireplace, wet bar, Mutschler kitchen, 1st. floor laundry. '

HARPER WOODS - Large Ranch on a large lot. 3 bedrooms, family room, den, 112 baths, recreation room, close to schools, shopping and transportation.

sr. CLAIR SHORES - Custom built Ranch with a view of Lake St. Clair, 4 bedrooms, kitchen and family room combination, 2 full baths. 260 ft. of sea wall.

cE/Mz' J ZJt'b~~ .'," ~~Z&oJI?~ o NOBODY KNOWS GROSSE POINTE BEITER ~d/gd/d/6 395 Fisher Road m 3rosse Pointe, MI48230 13 MONTH HOME WARRANTY E.~,g'~~~ ~. (313) 886-3800 76 KERCHEVAL PROGRAM AVAILABLE ABOVE MARGARET RICE Both Buyers and Sellers Benefit ... Grosse Pointe WOOds Office '" 885-7000 Financial Protection When You Need It Most 20439 Mack Avenue Memh'" Grosse Pointe Resl Eststs Bosrrl NO CHARGE UNTIL Groase Pointe WOOds, Mich. 48236 HOME I SOLD T.lttphone: ~8710

( I Th~rsday, February 14, 1980 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN. 1: W S Page Twen~y.Seven ,------Starts Thursday!

Eyerythlng You Alwar. Wanted to Know "HOME OWNERSHIP About Burlng and Seiling a Hou.& Come to the "Home Own .... hlp" Serle. in the POINTES" Start. Thuradar, Feb. 14 Brownell School 7:30 p.m. Be sure to take advantage of this brand new public service program! Through panel discussions and question-and. : answer periods you'll get lots of hard. to-came-by information from experts in Leern About Certificate. of Occupancr such fields as investments, mortgages, And How Ther Work real estate, municipal services, certificates "Home Owner.hlp" Serl •• of occupancy. (And there is no charge.) Sterta Thurldar, F.b. 14 Brownell School, 7:30 . Thursdays, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. February 14 to March 13 Brownell,Schocl 260 Chalfonte Your View Overlooking The Fairway At The Country Club Co.sponsored by the GrOBe Pointe Real Estate Board and the Continuing Education Dept., Grosse Pointe Public Schools free of Charge

May we show you this beautiful home. Feat~ring living Area--Price--Size room, natural fireplace, formal dining room, modern kitchen with breakfast nook. Library panelled, can be The Right House used as bedroom if needed, family.room with wet' bar and natural fireplace. Beamed ceiling, enclosed porch, '- full bath plus powder room. 2nd floor, 4 bedrooms, 2 For Your Family baths. Home recently redecorated, Anderson thermo . .pane windows. We'll Find It For You! George Palms Realtors 886-4444- National Association of Independent 'Fee' Appraisers Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate' Board A Family Business For Over A Century Member National Home Relocations service For Exentive Trausfel'll "50 ~ctsAbo.ut OWning A H(Jme" FACT: Home ownership is one of the best possible shelters from inflationl for details on the above fact. and 49 others. caUor stop by anyone of the Schweitzer Real Estate/Better Homes and Gardens ™ offices for your FREE copy .~ c" of-"SO Facts About Owning A ,Home" • We want you to . have the FACTS about. owning a homel '. ,-:" ,\ GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE ' GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE ., _886-4200 886-5800 . •. ,. • .~.Edgar 0associates

FIRST OFFERING Home warranty program offered on the all brick in- come on one of Detroits finest streets. Each unit Lt\NU C'UNTHACT -'- Gracious " ueunJUIII flume. Fireplace, family room, formal dining room. Base. . ' has living room, formal dining room, kitchen with ment. Extra storage in the garage, Assumable mort- LAND CONTRACT - Three bedroom home with for. breakfast nook, two bedrooms and two car gar- gage also available. mal dining room and fireplace. Roomy kitchen with age. Simple assumption or land contract terms range and dishwasher. Basement. Two car garage. available. Quick occupancy. 886-5800 CLOVERLY Charming Farms colonial featuring many extras; panelled den with fireplace, first floor suite. a garden room overlooking a beautiful, landscaped yard with a pool. In addition there is separate FIRST OFFERING living quarters, with private entrance. over the attached garage. A must see with its five large Beautiful English home in move in condition, tastefully

'.. 1 bedrooms and four full baths. decorated throughout. The first floor features liv- ing room. dining room. modern kitchen and large RENTAL sun room, Upstairs are four bedroom and two full baths. plus a two bedroom suite over the attached Grosse Pointe Shores three bedroom furnis.hed home. "';, 3 car garage. "k. _ Available immediately through May 1st. 5750 per month. [N THE WOOIJ~ - \, ~ pL 'eE. Jm home m a CONDOMINIUM - Two bedroom 2 bath apartment VIEW OF LAKE ~onvenient area. Formal dining room. Remodeled with a view of the Lake. Central air. Even the kitchen kitchen. Finished basement. Quick occupancy. is carpeted. Basement. Carport. RENTAL :'Ilagnificent Englisll home on 145 feet of lake frontage 886-4200 886-4200 Designed and built by Bryant and Detweiler, New townhouse, 12 Mile and SchoenerI'. Two bed- Beautifully appointed with random pegged floors rooms, attached garage, full basement. $525 per ;md oak panelling throughout. The forty foot gal- OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 month, maintenance fee included. lery ol'erlooks the walled patio and lakeside swim- CONDOMINIUM. 422 RlVERIA . 755 PEMBERTON - .Land con. 375 MOROSS - Quick occupancy, ming pool. The upstairs features Six bedrooms and Two bedroom 2 bath apartment. tract. Three bedroom colonial. Three bedroom brick ranch. At. GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS fi\'e large baths. In addition it has a carriage house o\'er the four car garage. Central air. Carpeted thruout. Formal dining room, library. At. tached garage. All aluminum two bedroom home. wilh living room. Carport. tached 2 car garage. 886-4200 dining room and convenient kitchen. Located in 886-4200 886-4200 Harper Woods and priced under Twenty PRIVATE 731 GRAND MARAIS. ASsumable Thousand. An attr,I('!IH' stor.I' and half localed on a quiet court in 2189 HOLLYWOOD . quick occu- mortgage. Executive 3 bedroom :ONDOMINIUM . 514 RIVIERA . GfOS~(, Pointe Woods. Four bedrooms. two full pancy. Three bedroom brick bun- Colonial. Master bedroom suite. 'wo bedroom 2 bath lower level WATER FRONT bned porch 886-4200 886-4200 Hoberl G.' Edgar Broker EW OFFERING - Three bedroom aluminum bun- GROSSE POINTE INCOME - Aluminum Iwo family Kathleen Brophy Clawson Sales Manager galow. Attractive fireplace. Excellent area for home with greal potentia!. Large attic could be schools and shopping. Basement. Roomy garage. finished. Twt? bedrooms in the upper. Basement. Sales Associates $54,900. Two car garage with a work area, Carla Butterly !{o~rt SheeJ)y' Norman, Cassuhe 777-4940 AA&-4200 ~(mcv Stv .., .Lllcy Deibel Merle Tmgley Anne'Kotts .Janet Dunne Dan Lundell OF.~QST.virrH 15 OFflCES. .Janl£'s Trudell Betty :\;lorris Marilyn Wood Mary Anna Sheldon , l Page Twenty-Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I February 14, 1980 * * * * Feature .Page * ,* * * f1~nte They Use Four Hands to Make One Piano Sing By Janet Mueller Defer. Jason, four, is in They used to play two-piano works, but now Grosse' Pointe Pre. Kinder. Counter Points they're piano duettists, and that makes them mem- garten. bers of a very exclusive club. "There aren't very "Tom and I belong to Fort By Pat Rousseau Street Presbyterian Church, many duet teams in the country," they explain, Fashion Has Forgotten Winter ... and is into and to the 'Detroit Institute "because there aren't many people willing to give spring and summer. At Walton-Pierce newsy of Arts Founders Society and up control of half the instrument." It takes two Friends of Modern Art." And, ~:i spring rainwear is arriving. There is the traditional j '. very special, very complementary people to per- raincoat of tan poplin with fine tailoring. From as do Alice and Jim Ellison, form successfully with four hands on one piano. ':0 Pro Musica. Weatherbee a sludged silk-linen look self-belted The music they make .------.'rom St. Clair coat is a smart choice for fair weather but. it is doesn't sound difficult, and summer fes~iVat, "Certainly!" The Eilisons are members also water repellent and very durable. If you like ilhat bugs them a bit. "Duets To meet Tom Harris. of ,First English Lutheran the wind breaking and water repelling qualities of are much harder -to do than "When I moved back to De. Church. Alice is originally nylon quilting, there is a new collection of coats they sound," they maintain. troil 1 had a Siamese cat, from St. Clair. She took her that spans seasons and travels well. Colors include Two.piano music is more Tara, Through Gizi I found degree, in Education, at Val. bright pink, green and blue. In the Sportwear spedacular. . I an apartment, and about a paraiso University. Department, new all cotton Kasper jeans have They're very, very good. year later 1 said to Gizi, But she liked to play the piano so. after graduation, arrived and you have a choice of tan o.r blue. Mr Alice (Mrs. James) 'Ellison\ 'I'm gone so mueh; 1 really of Roslyn road, plays under should get another Siamese she drifted around for a Hark has sent another amusing print to join the her married name, Laurie cat as company for Tara.' whHe, playing in various group. Brilliant pink rhinoceroses and yellow pirs. Charles T. Harris), o( And Gizi gave me Jani for clubs, until she decided it :lrp fOl1nn n'n ? grp~!"! '.• ~•• ...,~ ti,..,..", ;('00 e; 1...... ,..••• ~ .. ~ d;lisip~ ,I'!"?P ~~!:--! ed6~d !!~!"!~~~ !"~::!. ~:::!:: ~.::-JlI)' ui& ~i....Ja,.:' .. _ - ~ ""' u '"'" with white braid. Mix Qr match blue, purple and maiden name. There are two And Lauric's mother, hear. teaching. She kept at it for green by choosing the new poly-cotton blend tops reasons for that. ing that news, said to her four years. and skirts from Albert Lewis. The skirts are belted One: Ellison and Linde- daughter, "WelI, now, I wash She met Jim. They mar. with matching multi-colored cord belts. Have you mulder wer'e ~he names they my hand.s of you-with two ried -and, after two years in SI. Chir, ("I am still basic, been reading about the little round white lace used when they started per- cats, you'll never find a man!" forming together 17 years And not too long after that, ally a. small town. person"), collars that are turning up this spring? Find a cut- ago. Laurie wasn't married Tom Harris took an apart. moved to Detroit. uut lace collar on white silky blouses by Alice then. ment in the same building, Jim Ellison is director of Stewart. Just unpacked are hand-painted shirts. Lots of Alliteration on the same ftoor as Laurie Public Service for the City Acrylic paint is used so they are machine washable. Two: Ellison and Linde. Lindemulder. She couldn't of Gwsse Pointe-and long '.:.., Our favorite is the denim wrap skirt with daisies mulder just plain sounds help noticing him. He looked. distance ,bicycle rider extra- Photo by David Kromer and strawberries on it. There are tan wrap skirts better than Ellison and (still does), a lot like Yul ordinaire. PIANO DUETTISTS ALICE ELLISON, (RIGHT), AND LAURIE with butterflies and 'black with owls. Ask about Harris, particularly when you Brynner. So it's a cold morning, and LINDEMULDER. your own special designs. add rfirst names with more Now Laurie was in the the car battery's dead-so "I's." Lots of alliteration habit of letting her cats out Jim EUison could care less. ing themselves and their Laurie are concerned, is just I ance. It's amazing: people '" '" '" there. to roam the halIways of her He bikes to 'work, seven-and- music. "We.do not want to great. "We'd like to do a lot will put thousands 'into the Contemporary, country, English, Colonial. The They were brought to. floor for exercise, and ,before a.half miles, and it's a be cold, formal. We like to more performing. We can do purchase of a piano, and e;t'perts at Mutschler Kitchens, Inc. can help you gether originally by their she let them out she knocked. mighty pretty ride along talk to the audience, to ex day trips, overnights. We NOTH1NG into its mainten choose a cabinet style to suit your decor. See Wood- teacher, Gizi Szanto, a well. politely, on ,the door of each Lake~hore - except for the plain what we're. doing." both like to travel, and we ance." Mo ...e, nut! and Coppes cabinets at Mutschler Kit- known DetroH area concert apartment on her floor to exhaust fumes from the cars. They developed a perform- love to 'give concerts." ,Hopefully, too aut u m n chens, Inc., 20227 Mack Avenue, 884-3700. pianist. Gizi wasn't the first notify her fellow floor dwell. Outside ,the city, ,pedalling ance wardrobe. "We buy our Their experience last sum. will find Alke 'and Laurie teacher for either of them, ers that the C8I'S were coming, ,to the Mackinac Bridge, say, things off the rack and mer at Canligney, the estate at the beginning of a month • • • of course. By the time they and it might be wise, if they Special . . . at the Notre Dame Phannacy is Dorothy or around Manitoulin Island. given the fact that olU"'color of the late Colonel Robert ly series of live Saturday came to Gizi, and the Detroit didn't want cats in their Gray's Satura Moisture Cream ... 8 ozs. is' now specially exhaust fumes are less of a ing is -different, you couldn'~ McCormick in Wheaton: Ill., programs for children at the Imtitute of Musical Art, ,apartments, to keep their priced $10 • • , 4 OZS, • • • now $6.25. problem. find more opposite bOdy was a professional highlig\1t. 'Punch and Judy Theatre Alice and Laurie both knew doors closed. At home, you might find types, that's not ea~y!" They've 'been asked to reo "We want to introduce chi! * * • their way up and down the A few days 'lifter Laurie's him potting, 'painting or Saleswomen who don't turn. "We're going back for dren to good music in a 'fun Roses Are Red . . , violets are keyboard. pretty darn well. first knock on Tom's door, seulpting. Jim, who had his know the score, 'llpproached a ,pel'formance on October situation. 'We feel that many blue, Mr. Q will plan a trip for you. Laurie .grew up in Berk- came a knock on hers. There degree in Civil Engineering, by Alice and iLaurie, Itwo 26." children never learn ,to ap. Call 886-0500. ' shire road, Detroit, just a stood Tom. a bag of chicken went back to 5ehool after he obviously unrelated ladies At 'Cantigney, the pianos preciate music because it's • • • few miles from where she innards in his hand, "for the and Alice were rnarri~d. He who want to buy exactly the a.re sure to be tuned. "Pian. presented to them formally The Squirrel's Nest ... 19849 lives now, She attended Clark ca'~s'." majored in 'Art His second same thing, have been known ists are eternally complain- as No Fun." Elementary School and spent Jani And Friends degree is a Bachelor of Fine to turn glassy.eyed and drift ing. 'becaus~ they can't carry Anrl that's so wrong, be Mack A.venue has a special card for one semester at Jackson In- Tara's ~one now, 'but the that someone special to you. Stop by Arts from Wayne State Uni- oU into the nearest s-lock. theIr own mstruments. They cause it is 'Suclf 'fun, and termedia1e School before her Harrises still have Jani. And versity. room, never to return. call us temperamental if we such excitement and such and see Helen for a fabuJous Valen- ,parents, members of the Circe, another Siamese. And tine'..; Day card selection. Old Movie Bulf Performing, they always complain a'bout an instru- beauty . . • Just ask Alice Chri"tian Reformed Ohurch AllellMl, an all-American do~. Alice spends her spare dress alike or in complemen- ment, but the quality, the Ellison and Laurie Linde • * • in Maryland road, transferred ("Wh9.t kind is she?" "A time less at-hle;~ically/aesthet. tary versions of ,a mmilar condition of the instrument mulder. Better still, listen to Don't Wait ..• for gold to drop any more, It was $850 her to that church's school. LA~GE kind!"), ,found wan- ically. "What I really enjoy style. DOES affect the perform. them play. per ounce. At this writing is was around $667 an ounce. She went on to Southeast. dering olltside Ford Audi- is watching Old Movies on Practice Together Tony Cueter, Grosse Pointe's fine jeweler pays cash. Tony ~rn High until, while ~he was torium. The Harrises, with television. I find that very Their current schedule Cueter's Bijouterie, 20445 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe still in high school, her the help of Alice Lungers. I relaxing." gives them an hour-and.a. Woods is open daily 10.5:30. Closed Mondays, father diea and her mother, hausen, got the stray into uAnd you like to cook and half to. an hour.and-45-min. . '" . originally from Grand Rap- their car and set off for the bake," Laurie prods "just utes practice every weekday Short and to the Pointe The Pointe Fashions •.. is -excited about the ids, took Laurie, her hrother Humane Society.' On the way like I do." ' morning. "We learn all our new colfection of Handmacher suits. They are and herself ibal!k Ito Grand there, Ally climbed into the I "For you," -ripostes Alice, music together." Piano duet. (Coptl.nued from ~~ .~). ,r-J A BY., HA.R,GA R~~ back with the same quality and excellent work- Rapids to ,be with the family. front seat, era wI e d into "that may be relaxation. I tists are two working as one, Achieving recent ,Dean's SOHMID, ot Lol;:hm90r boule. manship. They come in a variety of styles and College was Calvin, in Laurie'.s lap ... do it because ,I'm hungry." for a single result; if Nch List honors at Madonna Col. vard, a Grosse Pointe North 'irand ,Rapids, ,for two-and-a- . They never made it to the colors and are fully lined. Sizes are 6-16. No charge Alice 'began her studies learns hi'S/her part alone, lege were 'Pointers MICH- High SChool student, wm half years. Then Laurie Humane Society. "When we with Gizi Szanto before she each tends to hear h~/her ELIJE LUZ, a freshman ma- participate in the Presidell- fDr alterations . . . 15112' Kercheval, 822-2818. '" transferred to the Univer- got home, we di~covered she (Alice) was iltr.Irried. By the part as 5010. joring in Social. Science, tial Classroom For Young . . sity of Michigan. She holds was pregnant." Allegra' had ,time .she met 'Laurie, and In addition to praotices HERB WOLF, a. senior in Americans 'P~ogram. She will Ron Ruel Says . , . Before you decide to have .both Bachelor and Master of nine pupp~es, and the Har. they b~gan ,to practice 'for and performances, they both Art, KAREN CZEOHOWICZ, join over 400. other high a perm, you owe it to yourself to know what the Arts degrees in Piano from rises found homes for all of their Detroit Adventure' con. teach privately. Alice's sched. a sophomore Art Major, school students for an intense process is all about and just what kind of effect the U. of M. them. Alice Lungershausen cert, she had one son and ule is heaviest: five days a CYNTHiIA iPOLITOWICZ,. a one-week session which will it will have on your hair. Ron "suggests a total Between the Bachelors and took one. was pregnant ,with the other. week. ,Laurie, a member of Biology/Chemistry m a j 0 r, focus on government in pol. control Pyrametric cut to start the beginning of the Masters de g r e e s she Charles T. Harris is a Reg. Dan Ellison is a 'College the Detroit Musicians League, and KATHLEEN MORRIS, a itics and will convene at your new look. The best time for a perm is when taught for a year at Cran- isterea Architect, director of freshman now. Jamie, 'who devotes two afternoons a junior majoring in Special Federal agencies and on Cap- your hair doesn't look good, it lacks body, will brook and lived on-campus Design at Giffels, Inc., in prefers to be called Jim but week to her piano students. Education. itol Hill. if there. at Gate Lodge. After Southfield. Prior to that, not stay in the style you desire and has become a will, according to .his mother, They coordinate recitals and ,. - - - ~ . ' .. -= ~ the' Masters degree came a when he was with Smith, be forever Jamie in 'HER conduct workshops together. "Y""'V "'" ~ '. __.... ~...... ~ time consuming problem. Call 886.4130 for an ap- year in Columbia, Mo., stay. Hinchman and Gryl1s, he de. house, is .a sophomore at Together, too, they design. pointment. ing with, the 'parents of a signed the Kresge Headquar. Grosse 'Pointe North High ed the course 'materials, made LINGERIE * '" • friend and deciding what teTS in Troy. School. the visual aids and taught Lingerie When . . . was the last time you had your eyes ex. direction her life would take, iHe has '31so. almost single That first Elliso n-Lin de- Keyboard for Kindergarten. OUTLET amined? Eyes change constantly all through life. Be fair doing some teaching, some handedly, re-done the entire mulder concert, the Detroit ers for the Grosse Pointe Ltd.! and avail yourself of all possible assistance as you. go perforrninl'(. Harris house. A'l1venture concert, was a Public Schools. They. are about your active business of living. At Woods Optical Back to Detroit He's a jogger who can go smashing success, played to currently repeating the sue- % Studios experienced knowledgeable opticians, will assist Then it was Iback to De. twice around Belle Isle. For ~ standing room only audi- cessful six.week course -they t 20-50 OFF ALWAYS ~ you to select frames and have your doctor's prescription troit, to the Detroit Institute her athletics, ,Laurie prefers ence, was enthusiastically re- designed to teach adults ~o ~ Open Mon.-Sat. 10 to 5 ~ Filled. Stop by 19599 Mack Avenue 7 bloets north of 'l' of Musical Art, to teach and Grosse Pointe Department of ceived ... but it was played read music. r- Mile Road, 882.9711, ' study with GizL to meet Alice, Community Services swim- 1845 Fleetwood in the middle of a three Laurie and Alice are both ~ VISA, M.. l.r Ch.rlle Welcom. on M.ck behind '" • • to say with Alice, when in- minll lessons. month 'D e t r 0 it newspaper active in Tuesday 'Musicale t.. The 'Drled Flower ...- .A. A very Special Electronic Game . . . vited by -Detroit Adventure The Harrises have two &trike. That meant no writ. and founding members of f. J>.. 8!'-85~ ~ ,",,'-'- " bfkl. So. ot Vernier is now at the School Bell 17904 Mack Ave- •• to give a faculty concert a, children. Daughter Leslie, ten reviews. Music For A 'While, a pro- ---<-- - .....: . ,.".., ~ -=- nue. Baseball fans will 'want to try the 1\. part of Detroit Adventure's six, is in the first grade at Not Alice's fault, not fessional series of "elegant musical hand-held baseball game which is / \ Laurie's, but bad timing, and but informal" c ham b e r it proved .to be a 'portent of music concerts presented or- easy to play and tunefully enjoyable as ~ things to come. iginally at Grosse Pointe you and a friend pitch and hit throughout IntelTUpted Melody Memorial Church, now at the the game, Stop in and see it today. i~,' For shortly after the iDe- Edsel & Eleanor Ford House. . SPECIALS! ! * * • f~1 troit Adventure concert Dan "That's one of the things %i Ellison bee a m e ill. He's we're really .proud of. Eight ,¥ I healthy as a horse now, but of us started 'Musie For A r------~------. :} for a while all of Alice's While four years ago, and it's 1 ' I time, all her attention went been e~raordinarily success- : SPRING BOUQUETS i ,to her son. There iW'3S no ful." This season's series sold concertizing for a few years. out within' '10 days of its I And then, when Tom and initial announcement. Laurie returned from a year Alice Ellison and Laurie i $3.99 I in Atlanta, Ga., there 5ud. Lindemulder will be 'Playing I denly was time. Dan was well, Rachmaninoff at a Music I A BUNCH I both the 'Ellison children For A While concert in mid. I With Coupon - While They Last! I were in school, Alice and March. The week after that Laurie were raring to get they'll be performing for ~------~ back to their two.piano work. Tuesday Musicale. There was just one catch. Career Is 'On' NOW IN LARGE SELECTION They didn't have access to This month's performance two pianos. schedule includes reprises of MORLrfS VALENTINE CANDIES So; just for fun, they sat the program they presented in Boxes and Fancy Hearts down at a single piano one for University Liggett Mid. ... day and started to work on a die School students last Starting * * piano duet. And they found month to Lower School and From... 52 • 00 June Brides ... will never look lovelier than that. a~ piano duettists, they Upper S c h 0 0 t audiences, when attended by bridesmaids in soft and subtle worked. And they were going (rwith variations dictated by Lilly prints from Lilly Pulitzer in Kimberly Kor- great guns-until Laurie got the ages of the audiences. of ner, Mack and Lochmoor. pregnant. course), and a February 24 '" ... * And there was no concert. appearance with the Grosse VALENTINE Planning A Wedding? . . . Let our esperl. izing (or a few years. Pointe Chamber Music Play. enced staff assist you in sel~ting noral bouquets e ~. "We really went back into ers at the Grosse Pointe War that wiU add to the beAuty of your day. Charvat it when Laurie's second 'Memorial. the Florist, 18590 Mack Avenue, 881.'800. child was about two." They Once again. it seems as i( PLANTS developed musically, and they I their career is "on." And * '" * developed a style of present. that, as far as Alice and -_._------Sale At Danielle's ... selected an- f!lJ ------~ ------tiquf's, j('welry, prints and shells marked 53.99andup 20r i- to ,'j0(';' off . . . 17009 Kercheval. Godiva Valentine Heart Special . . . the durabdity of Formica. The cost savings will . ... . a one pound box is $13 and the half be surprising. It takes just a few days. Visit R & D I Gilt Wrapped I Wright's Gift And Lamp Shop ... is the most pound box is $7. A red velour heart holds 'r,,-:", Kitchen Interiors, 16141 East 10 Mile, East Detroit convenient place to take your lamp to get a new a keepsake tin box filled with thoso '-,~ or call 773-9170. [' Open Daily 'til 7 p.m. shade, They ('an do most lamp repairs while you. treasured chocolates, Find them at the ;>~ * '" '" ~ 1 wait. Stop by 18650 Mack Avenue. Arrangement. 17100 Kercheval along with "'1'1\' SAVE ... during E. C, White's and a .' • t: • * • special arrangements of roses and other famous maker's annual winter factory,wlde Why D()n't You ... try Ingrid's fresh roasted lovely flowers 885 6222 sa[('. Enjoy 30~;' off upholstered sofas and Allemon Florist coffee beans? There i5 a varicly of the thlrleen ....*-*.If

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If you would en-I DRIVERS, full or part time, man dol in, organ and joy working with a small- start today. 885.1070. 58 Employment Agency 20 General Service GEORGE SCHLEICHER CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS: Responsibility for a 5C Catering 20A Carpet Loying Distributor classified. adv. error Is limited to either a cancellation of the theory, Distinguished fac er, select and closely knit .- 6 For Rent Unfurnished 208 Refrigeration and Air 885-4595 charge for or a re-run of the portion In error. Notification ully. 882-4963. group of people in Pleasant, AM.WAI:' -- Be~t inflation, 6A For Rent Furnished must be given In time for correcflan in the following Issue. surroundings, call Wm. W. dIverSIfy your Income. Get Conditioning Repoir PIANO LESSONS Queen at 884-4141 for an the whole story. Call Tom 68 Rooms for Rent We assume no responsibility for the same error after the 'lOC Chimn'y and Fireplace ATTENTION CLUBS first insertion. U, OF M, GRADUATE interview. 882-5169, 6C Office for Rent We can plan a health spa fo,: Repair CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP: We reserve the right to BARB MacLENNAN . , 6D Vocation Rentals 20D Locksmilh~ your members. A great .classify eacn ad under its.'appropriate heading. The Pub-' . 371-2213 MIDDLE-AGED woman to WE REQUIRE an artistically 6E Garage for Rent 20E Insulation fund raiser and beneficial Usher reserves the right to edit or reject copy. submitted for move in with 2 elderly woo oriented person to function 6F Shore Living Quarters 20F Washer and Dryer Repoir to all. Contact Vital Op. publication. PIANO INSTRUCTION men, light housekeeping as a photographic repre. 6G Store or Office Rental 21 Moving tions, Inc., your No. 1 fit. EL-\INE VERYSER plus small wages, nice sentative for a Detroit-New 6H For Rent or Sale 21 A Piano Service ness connection. Specializing in Beginners. home in Grosse Pointe. York based fashion and au. 6J Ha lis for Rent 218 Sewing Machine 882.2349 I lA-PERSONALS 1 A-PERSONALS 886-8358 References required. Call tomotive photographer, 7 Wanted to Rent anytime, 331-6644. 371-4160. 21 C Electrical Service PET SITTER: no tinklers, 7 A Room Wonted 21D TV and Radio Repair 1 biters or bad tempered. WOODS MUSIC BEAUTICIANS, experi~~ce;1 ~fATlIRE-~~~;;r III in ~1~d 78 Room and Boord Wonted PAUL WILLIAMS 21E Storms and Screens My Pointe home. 822.5069. for shops in Royal Oak, nnt.time diversifie.d typist 7C Garage Wonted STUDIO I 21F Home Improvement HAPPY HALF CENTURY 20551 Mack 885-0024 near 11 Mile Road, 12 Mile I for secretarial service, 885. 7D Storage Space Wonted 21G Roofing Service KNOCK KNOCK!!! Guitar, piano, theory. Van Dyke (Warren), 573-1 5442. • Articles for Sale 21 H Rug Cleaning May your ~izzle never fizzle! Who's there? Home or studio. 4520, evenings call 885------~ Musical Instruments 21.J Pointing, Decaroting You Stole A Pizza! 'A THE JACKSONS ------8236. COLLEGE GRADS • B8 Antiques for Sale 21J Wall Washing You Stole A Pizza Who? BC Office Equipment 21K Window Washing You Stole A Pizza My 2B-TUTORING AND HOSTESS and cashier. Fa- - Agr.iculture 9 Articles Wonted 21 L Tile Work Heart Valentine .. EDUCATION rina's Granary, 18431 Mack • Bus~ness . 10 Snowmobile f:lr Sale 21M Sewer Service HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY And now I'm Crazy TUTORI NG Avenue, Detroit. 881-1883. - Engineering lOA Motorcycles for Sale 21N Asphalt Work About You!! • Fisheries D.V. AL L SUBJECTS ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A _ Forestry lOB Trucks for Sale 210 Cement and Brick Work LOVE CONSUELLO GRADES 1 THRU 12 REWARDING CAREER? • Home Economies 11 Cars for Sale 21 P Waterproofing I love you, and think you're the best husband anyone PROFESSIONAL FACULTY REAL ESTATE MAY BE _ Mathematics llA Cor Repair 21Q Plaster Work could ever hope for! Love F.V., N.B. thinks "SOMETHING SPECIAL" Private instruction 1 Special 11 B c.;:ars Wonted to Buy 211 Furniture RepaIr you're the greatest, too! (2/14/80). WE CAN HELP YOUR ANSWER • Natural Resoupces attention at our "Some. GROSSE POINTE We have openings for 2 am- _ Nursing/Health llC Boots and Motors 215 Carpenter thing'S -p ec i a 1" exercise LEARNING C~NTER bitious salespeQPle in each _ Science 11D Boot Repair 21T Plumbing and Heating studio. We can arrange pri. 63 Kerche'val on the Hill of our branch offices near - Vocational Ed. 11 E Boot Dockage and Storage 21 U J:mitor Service ONE IF BY LAND 11 F Trailers and Campers vate classes just for you 343-0836 881-8281 Eastland, Grosse Pointe You r degree/experience 21V Silverplating or special classes for your Park and. Grosse Pointe could qualify you for llG MobJle Homes TWO IF BY SEA. 21W Dressmaking and Tailoring group, (10 women). Please Woods. We offer generous positions in Africa, Asia, 12 Suburban Acreage WATCH OUT ENGLAND 21Y Swimming Pools call us for more informa- ACH IEVEMENT advertising, floor time and Latin America, the Ca. 12A Suburban Home HERE COMES JANET WHEATLEY 21 Z Snow Removal and tion. We're your No.1 fit- close supervision. Compre. ribbean and the South 128 Vacation Property DYNAMICS Landscaping HAPPY BIRTHDAY JANET ness connection. Individual PROGRAM WITH hensive training classes Pacific. .Learn a new 12C Farms for Sale Love from, Anne, Fran, Jo, Tammy, Dawn, counselling available. Vital start soon, Call Paris Di. I language, Experience a Nell, and JoAnne Options, Inc. 882-2349. WORKBOOKS Santo for interview' ap. I new culture. Must be Dynamics of Self Awareness THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY BE PUR- pointment, 884-0600. \ U.S. citizen, single/mar. ESTELA Program with Workbooks CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: JOHNSTONE & ried with no depend. We wish you the Happiest Write for free brochures: (Stores are listed by streets and from Detroit on JOHNSTONE ents. NO UPPER AGE SUPER OX Valentine Everl KARL ERNST ASSOC. . LIMIT. Monthly living through. the. GroS8e-.J'Ointeli, Harper, Woods and St. 17646 Mack, Grosse Pointe, t . Clair Shores.) HAPPY VALt:NT1NE'S DAY Maria, Paula, Daniela, N0v.: HIRING all ~hifts, for allowance, health bene- Natalia, Jingles and MI 48224. Mailing addre" pnvate duty nUI'Slng. Work fits travel and end of -'" .. '.JEFFERSON" AVE'"':' I LOVE YOU FOREVER' Franeis only, your own hours. Nurse's I se~ce allowance. Con- MY LOVE.TODAY AND aides, male attendants, I tact the Peace Corps at . , Riverhouse Gift shop, off Jefferson on Marine Drive ALWAYS CUSTOM-MADE draperies in READING SPEcIALIST - RN's, LPN's. Apply to I (313) 226-7928 ext 1 Park Pharmacy, Nottingham and Jllfferson ,m y h 0 me, reasonable, ,Teacher offers diagnosis Nursing Services, Inc. 774- COLLECT. ' ., , Village Wine Shop, Beaconsfield and Jefferson GUESS WHO? Many sample books. Pat and remediation of stu 6154" \ 772-5440. dents reading problems, u:~ ":: MAUMEE: Master's degree, certified. ~: ORI ENTAL RUGS 886-3682. CITY OF HAPPY VALENTINES Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee WANTED GROSSE POINTE PARK Schettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee PRIVATE TUTORING DAY one or many .in your own home, All sub- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY LISA & JEFF RIVARD Private collector will pay jects; all levels. Adults and - FOR KERCHEVAL AVE. I any reasonable price. children. Certified teachers. Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval YOU LIGHT .UP OUR 644-7311 DETROIT and SUBURBAN POLICE DEPARTMENT Cwmingham Drug Store, Notre Dame and Kercheval LIVES TUTORING SERVICE Typing, shorthand and dictaphone experience required. Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Dame and Kercheval 356-0099 Contact Chief Henry O. Coonce at 822-7400 for Kent Drugs, Fisher and Kercheval LOVE ALWAYS appointment or send resume marked confidential GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval MOM & DAD to City of Grosse Pointe Park, 15115 East Jeffer- Trail Pharmacy, on the Hill son Avenue, Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan 48230, Cottage Hospital, Muir and Kercheval Att: Chief Henry O. Coonce. SALARY: $9,500 TO $12,000 CHARLEVOIX: UNIQUE OFFICE SERVICE PLUS LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS Lou's Party Store, Lakepointe and Charlevoix Will organize office, train staff, write procedures, MACK AVE: set up books and other oookkeeping procedures, or perform any other related business service. TRAINING REPRESENTATIVE Maryland Beverage Shoppe, Maryland and Mack 20 years accumulated business experience. Johnsons Milk Depot, Nottingham and Mack COMPUTER-ASSISTED LAW WE CAN DO ANYTHING Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and Mack AND NEWS RESEARCH Yorkshire.Market, Yorkshire and Mack 88&3246 evenings ~3246 A.J. Meyer Pharmacy, Audubon and Mack Mead Data Central operates LEXIS, the nation's lead. Parkies Party Store, St. Clair and Mack ing Computer-Assisted legal research service, and NEXIS, a Computer Assisted service for general Alger Party Store, St. Clair and Mack INSURANCE AGENCIES WANTED ~nd's Pharmacy, McMillan and Mack and business news. Openings are available in the Treder Pharmacy, Touraine and Mack Established, Financially Secure Insurance Agency Detroit area for people to train and assist users Cunningham Drug Store, 7.Mile and Moross, desires to acquire through-Purchase, Merger, or of these services. Management Arrangement-Insurance Agf:'ncy in St. John Hospital, Moross near Mack Grosse Pointe, Harper Woods, St. Clair Shores. Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack Candidates for this position need not have any back- Grosse Pointe Pharmacy, Manchester and Mack Flexible Terms ground in computers. Teaching or legal experience is helpful. Harkness Pharmacy, Lochmoor and Mack Cont~t: Wayne L, McBride Arnold's Drug Store, Hollywood and Mack Mason-McBride, Inc. Bob's Drug Store, Rosl~n and Mack 1221 Ford Building This position requires some travel. A minimum com- Detroit, Michigan 48226 pensation is $14,500. We offer excellent company EAST WARREN AVE: Business: 961-2300 paid benefits, The position is challenging and of- Home: 886-5167 fers an opportunity to advance in a company CARE FOR your loved ones with an outstanding record of SUCCP5S in its fif'ld, Liquor Island Party Store, Woodhall and E. Warren Reply-Confidential The Wine Basket, Outer Drive and E. Warren in hospital or home. Expe. Send resume and salary requirements in ClJIlfi- Mr. C's, Grayton and E. Warren rirnced nurse's aides, LN's dence to: Grosse Pointe News, P.O. Box M.I::!. The Pony Keg, between Mack & Cadieux or RNs, 24-hour service. MRS. NINA AMC Health Care One. An Equal Opportunity Employer ST. CLAIR SHORES: 569-2585. ------EGYPTIAN NEEDLEPOINT and crewel 3-LOST AND FOUND Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane PALM pillows blocked and finish- Lake Pharmacy, E 9-Mile between Mack and Jefferson TAROT CARD REGISTERED NURSES READING ed. TU 1.7073, TU 6'6318'1 FOUND - Vicinity of Jef- READER . ferson/9 Mile area. Male GET BACK IN TOUCH WITH yot'R PROFESSI()~ HARPER WOODS: TO MY favorite trumpeter dog, Shepherd Collie mix? HAS E.S.P. - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE If Yllll have b('f'n away frolll nllrsin~ for any lrngth P: W. Wanna get together Tan with black markings Parkcrest Party Store, Parkcrest and Harper A foremost ancient reader . . . advises you on all of tillll'. and ha, (' 111(' ell"II'(' lo praclicl' your ! With the toot and the I and white chest, Very Hunter Pharmacy, Country Club and Harper personal, domestic, problems of life. ~ki'ls. bul rannnt work fnll tinH', considl'r IInln'l The Tinder Box, Eastland Shopping Center, Aisle 7 llospiial's c()nling('ne~ staffing p1'o1'ral11. Un!' ONE VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU I H~~~ VALENTINE'S DAY I friendly. 881:9!~2._ _ ---.------, --- A $200 reward for informa. ronl ingrncy program offers: BOB SEMA~SKI you re the I Lion leading to the return - Flc'(ible ,~chf'ellIling to snil your nreds. 881-9730 17425 MACK _'=-_L_EG_A_L_N_O_T_IC_E__ I ' A-PERSONALS Borderline GP best Dad m the world and of our 9-month male Lab. : - Eight hours a day, e ~ove you! Happy Valen- mix. Dark 'F.'rey color.: "NOTICE IS HEREBY given To My CPA Valentine: v: - Five dayS a week , at The Grosse Pointe Club I always knew some day tme s Day. Child's pet, 225.0351 or i • Flexible orientation to prepare you for re.entry lpcated at 6 Berkshire Through those hours of .~a_u_ra_~_nd__Tra_cy 372-1382. " in the nursing service of your choice, place, G r 0 sse Pointe sweat and toil . MRS. DIXON CROSS - ETHNIC COOKING Farms, Michigan, 48238, That you would persist CLASSES with Doug Cor- FOUND-Female dog, partly' - Continuing education only a tcaching hospital has applied to the Michi- and remain loyal dier are back at The German Shepard. Brown: can provide. FORTUNE TELLER eyes, black nose, black tail, . gan Liquor Control Com- In your desire to become a Pointe Pedlar. "Sturred - Variety of assignments in r.C tT, Special Care. mission or renewal of its CPA! TAROT CARD & PALM READER Stufr', Feb. 28. Call 881- rest of body blond. Found :\Icrtical/Surgi{'al. G.Y.N .. Oncology, or family Club License and that it il> Congratulations! f842. near Lakepointe. Call after ' ccntered maternity nllr,.,ing. ADVISOR 4:30 p.m, 823-0072. : the intent of the Liquor The Reporter - Excellent salary Con t r 0 I Commission to HAPPY-VALENTINE'S D'ay ON ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE, LOVE, MARRIAGE, CAROLYN 128- TU'TOiiNG -AND' Conlaci us for a tour and inlprVlcw. grant said license upon ex-I Tom, all my love, Laurie. HEALTH, DIVORCE, BUSINESS. SHE WILL YOU I.IGHT UP piration of the present li- I EDUCATION READ AND TELL YOUR PAST, PRESENT AND MY LIFE YOU CAN MEET YOUR NEEDS cense d ate d April 30" HAPPY BIRTHDAY FUTURE. THIS GIFTED LADY WILL ADVISE PENN 1980." I DEVELOP A SPEAKING AND THE NEEDS OF YOUR FAMILY MONICA B. I YOU WHERE OTHERS HAVE FAILED. FREELANCE artist will do i VOICE THAT SELLS! AT THE SAME TIME It's time to go out and i I A-PERSONALS FULFILL YOUR DESTINY FOR THE NEW DECADE logos, cards, etc. For small i ,John Benkelman really get blasted. Don't i businc,;sE'S in Grosse Pointe I 3040 Book Tower JIl'TZEL HOSPITAL HAPPY VALENTINE birth. you agree! Guess who. 16837 HARPER 881-2822 area. Call Mike Tyler, 881-' 961-1247 4707 ST. ANTOINE days Kimberly Ann and I 2/15/80 11-'2 blocks West of Cadieux 9755 b:!tween 10 a.m.6. Call Mornings DETROIT, ;\of]. 41i201 Peter Koster from Mother. [ p,m. 494.7015

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I Page Thirty G R"O 5 S E POI N TEN E W 5 Thursday, February 14, 1980 ~HE~~NnD r~-H-E-L-P-W~A-N-T-~D~--I'~~P~~-A-N~-E-D~~14-~~H-O-US-E-s-In~I~~~1-5-S-IT-U-~j~~N.~~~-~roRRENT 6-FOR .RENT 6-FOR RENT ------GENERAL ----.------GENERAL 1------GENERAL' SERVICES ~ , WANTED .__. UNFURNISHEO UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED ------~---_._~ I EXCELLENT opportunity CASHIER. NEEDED, eve. BABYSITTER wanted 3 days RESPONSIBLE couple de. HONEST, dependable. reli. GROSSE POINTE PARK _ GRATIOT/WHITTIER area STERLING HEIGHTS_ , with America's largest real nings, weekends, Mr. A's a week for 5.month old sir;:~ house sitting. Proven. able man desirp.s chauffeur Lower flat, sun room, liv. - Clean 1 bedroom aparl. Beautiful new 3-bed,room, . estate company. Progres- Deli. Inquire at 19210 infant 823.3465 cai Read experience. Excel. position. Willing to travel. ing room, dining.kitchen, men!. Newly decorated. family room, fireplace. 2- 'sive commission program. Mack. '. lent references. Available 331.7655. den or guest room, bed. New carpeting. refrigera. car garage and much more Ask about our 100% pro- . I EXPERIENCED receptionist immediately. Please phone COLLEGE STUD'ENT inter. room. No pets. $295. 821. tor and stove, $190 a month $575. We also have homes . gram. Call Doug Primeau FULL TIME positlon avai. for doctor's office. familiar I Yvonne at 881.7733. 5M8. plus security. Quiet build. in St. Clair Shores and .:. at 771.7771. ~~:ke:~~ !\~~~~~l C:~~~~: ~:~~re~e~f~ ~tfi~:'d~~ -s---S-r-T-U-A-T-IO-N-'---- ~~~~ie~':Jo~:in:~~g, m~~::iEXECU'l'l~ CALIBER East ing. No pets. Immediate other. For more informa . RN'S.LPN'S needed ir~med. Office. based position reo other insurances. Half WANTED prices. 884.8629 for esti, Jefferson residence. Excit. occupancy. 521.1325. tion call LaVon's Renting iately. also nurse's aides, quiring home visits to clio d 2 t 3 d !< ------_.__ mates. ing ContemporarY short Service. 0 BEAUTlFUL 2 bedroom low. 773.20:35 no experience necessary, ents. Requires master's de. l:y~rl021 ays wee .. PRIVATE DUTY nursing LA-O-Y--W-A'N-T-S--d-~-k term rental. Immediate oc. er flat in Grosse Pte. Park. St. Anne's, Harper.Cadieux gree in social work. Mini. . . . around the clock care in R f Clay wor. cupancy. $750. Basement and gar age. SOMERSET NEAR Warren. 886.2502. mum of 1 year experience GIRL FRIDAY to assist bus!. home, hospital or nursing e erences. al 778.8159. STRONGMAN & ASSOCS. $300. 881-4518. 2.bedroom upper, $225 plus in medical facility. Must ness woman with book. home, RN's, LPN's, aides, _O_w_n__ t_r_an_s_p_o_rt_a_ti_o_n_.__ 881-{}800 utilities. Security, deposit SECRETARY - part time own car. Compe~itive sal. keeping, banking, errands, male attendants, live.ins. P A I N TIN G - Bedrooms, BEAT HIGH RISING NEAR METRO PARK - required. 7574319. plus housework, cook once ary and excellent benefits. etc. at .least 2 days weekly. Carefully screened and baths. halls, etc. Experi. ENERGY COST Condo, 2 bedroom, attached monthly. P. O. Box 578, Contact Home Health Care 884.1021. bonded. S e r vi n g Grosse enced. reasonable rates, ONE AND two BEDROOM garage, balcony, utility, FLANDERS - '12347, near Roseville, Michigan 48086. Services of Macomb. 574. i ------.------I Pointe and Tri.County for college student, Tom. 885. APARTMENTS carpeting, drapes, kitchen Gratiot, upper .flat, now ------~ 0900. EXPERIENCED receptionist i 9 years. Suburban Nurses 5715. INCLUD'ING H"AT appliances, air condition. available. No pets. 884. I.IFEGUARDS needed, part ------for doctor's office. No' Registry. 778.6266. -----.--_____ C ing, extra storage, Avail. g977. or full time, Monday.Fri. SITTER NEEDED to take night hour.>. Good pay. . ._ BABYSITTiNG, Alter and METRO TOWER able March I, $420 plus day, 7 a.m ..7:30 p.m. at a charge while parents tra. Must do insurance forms. PRIVATE NURSING Jefferson, days or evenings, 26450 CROCKER BLVD. utilities. Security deposit. BEDROOM - 5.room upper downtown Detroit prl"~. te vel. Lady with child OK. PI t ~71 2828 VA call before 5 ~31 0865 $225. Heat included, ideal .. , easan.'" or Around the CI~k ." ... . Nr. 1.94 and Metro Parkway References. 468-B643 after c~ub. Call 963.9200, exten. I ~2.7796 ... :3.1696. In home, hospital or nursing EXPERIENCED LEGAL and Model open daily and Sunday 6 p.m. for senior citizen. No pets. Slon 290.291. I BEAUTICIAN full or part ------h RN' LPN' A'd 296 2320 463 5857 882.4380. PERSON WITH interior de. I orne.. s. s, 1 es, executive secreJar1 with - - 2 BEDROOM lower flat. BOO. PROGRAMMERS e x pan d I time with some clientele. sign interest needed for compa!U0~S' male attend. typing, shorthand and or. - _ THREE ROOM 1280. apartment, . with your changii,g rie;:'::", TU 5.9785. sales and miscellaneous ants, live.ms. Screened ~nd ganizational skills, seeks WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE Utica area on Van Dyke.

large scale experience re .. ------dut"e Pa t ti d A bonded. 24 hour service. part time employment. 885. -Luxury 3-bedroomt 2. UPPER FLAT with garage, Also suilable for office. quired. 13.28 K. Fees paid. BEAT INFLATION! Earn ex.' I I si961; Mmek ayGs. P- Licensed nurses for. insur. 1900. bath flat with formal din. stove, refrigerator includ. 7784564. tra mon'!y showing our P ~ ! ac, rosse ance case. ------______ing room, living room with ed Warren and Cadieux : 559-8575, United Person. fabu!ous soil.free plants. POlll.e Woods. POINTE AREA NURSES SA-SITUATION fireplace, heated sun room, area. $250 per month plus UPPER FLAT-3 bedrooms, nel. FleXIble hours, no Invest. I '"'V '"' .... T ... " ~ T~"". T '"NT ~ "'0(\ DOMESTI~ 2-car "ara~f' AAOO TlPr oP('IIrity rlp!,,,oit AA~.RMl dining room. living room, 1lIt:IH. l-ail Ut:nlse. !Sllj.~ ~ ~ ••• ~ .. "' v """"",ru... """. - - • - --- month.' - . . I PART.TIME Bookkeeper - new carpet, new tile in 7981 retary preferred for this GROSSE POINTE TAPPAN ST. CLAm SHORES-Sharp . Experienced preferred, but bathroom, no pets. $325: . diversiCied position. Use TONY VIVIANO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 884.6200 newly decorated three bed . 822-6970 . . will train on our system. SECRETARY.Receptionist - your legal skills one day, Handyman SERVICE SINCE 1924 - . room brick ranch, carp,eted, . Hours 1.5 p.m. Monday LOWER FLAT, Maryland. 6 through Friday. Salary Full time for OB/Gyn of. assist an executive the Carpenter Work LAKESHORE VILLAGE con. drapes, one and half baths. fice in Grosse Pointe. Must next! Learn our exciting and All types of positions in the dominium, East Jefferson two and a half car garage, rooms available, carpeting, $3.10 per hour. Call 886- garage. newly decorated. 9370. be cheerful and efficient, new word processing com. Miscellaneous home. at Marter Road, 2 bedroom stove, fenced yard, extras. typing necessary. Previous puter. 70 w.p..m., dieta. Repairs 18514 Mack, G.P.F. townhouse, corner loca. No pets. $425. 824.2421. $275. 885.7138. HAIRDRESSERS, booth rent. experience preferred. 885. phone and/or shorthand 881-2093 885-4576 tion, central air, remr- 4159. skills required. EXCellent TWO apartments, heat in. GROSSE POINTE PARK, al space available. Month. ft 5 bished kitchen, $375 plus I d d G P . t P k Mar y 1 and, 1.bedroom . Iy rates. 884-{}330. growth opportunity. Please a er p.m. HOUSE WORK and office <: u e. rosse OlDe ar. SEVEN.ELEVEN help want. send resume to Renais- cleaning. Experienced, ref utilities. 772.7671 anytime. $250 and $350. 885-48 u n c .tu r e, nel Pool. Day or night. $300. 2 bedrooms $ 220- GROSSE POINTE PARK - decor and carpeting. $590 Ask for Frank Messina. . month. 884.2147. 882.2550. preferred. We offer an ex- '.. G., e c. ExperIenced EXPE,RIENl..'EJ) woman wish $400. Minutes from down. Sparkling newly decorated cellent fringe benefit pack. preferred. 866-B787 • NEED SOMETHING moved? es days. $30. 823-4388. town and Wayne State two bedroom incomE.',stove, UPPER l.bedroom. overlook ..: . SECRETARY age with starting salary EXPERIENCED Seamstress Two Pointe residents will LADY wishes to do day work Medical Center. Historica~ refrig~rator, car pet ed, ing Chaildler Park golf 2 - 3 DAYS A WEEK commensurate with experi- needed, full time, Eastside. move or remove large or Grosse Pointe reference~ Indian Village. We ha~ I drap~, .. dep.osit, parkin~, course, carpefed. 296.9129 ence. Send resume and sal. Cal small quantities of furni. Call anytime. 526-2539. swimming pools llnd ten- all utilities mcluded .. SUlt- or 881-6187. We need a secretarY to help arv. history in complete 1 VA 2.9864 10 to 5 p.m. t . nis courts, 824-8281. . able for one. AVllllable Us 2-3 days a week. Should ------ure, apphances, pianos or March 8 $350 824-2421 confidence to personnel RETIRED HANDYMAN _ what have you. Call for LADY WISHES day work , ------.. . BEAR CREEK type 60 wpm accurately director, P. O. Box 375, can work weekends, refer- TENANTS! Why go through ST CLAlR SHO'RES-Mod CONDOMINIUMS and be able to handle di. Minor repairs. carpentry, free estimate. 343-0481, or n 567 0028' the hassle of looking for a . '1 M'l d V . D k East Detroit, Michigan electrical, plumbing, paint. 822.2208. e ces. - . ern canal home between 13 1 e an an y e. 3 bed- versified clerical duties. 480~1. ing, broken windows and -- COMPANION and' care for hPlace tOflht've? wet havte 10 and 11 Mile. Lake priv. i rooms, 2~ baths, base- Please call 961-2242. ext. I ouses, a s, apar men s I ment applian""'s full r 243. sash cords replaced, etc. PAINTING-Handyman. Pan. the elderly. Good. refer. and condominiums on file, . ileges, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ' '1". ' Y ca - Equal Opportunity qENERAL OFFICE. Typing Rea son a b I e. Ref e r. eling, minor plumbing and ences. 1.949.4070 or 949. all East side of Detroit attached garag~ plus ex. peted. central air, 2-ear ga. 60 w.p.m., filj.ng, pleasant ences. 862.6759. plastering, etc. Free esti. 1184. and suburbs. It's worth it! tras. $700 a n{onth plus rage, pool~ club~~se, no Employer M/F phone voice. At 1.75, East ------_____ ma-tes. Tom, 822:4885. utilitie~ References secur pets. secunty depoSit, $625 EXECUTIVE Legal Secre. Grand Boulevard area. Sal. TH INK IN.G 'OF A I ------EXPERIENCED, employed. Also accepting landlord's 't d . .t B t d k - . monthly plus utilities. 885. ary plus benefits. 875.5148 . MANUSCRI PT Grosse Pointe housekeeper, listings. Call LaVon's Rent- ~:tio::tSlriR ~~28670Catt~~ G813 or 8814336 between tary, for Renaissance Cen. between 9 and 3 p.m. CAREER IN REAL B.S, degree in home eco. ing Service 773.2035. 6 94. ter Law firm. Excellent Medical manuscript, scientif. pm ,typing and shorthand reo AUDITOR-Growth.oriented ESTATE? ic reports, books, disseJ:'ta. nomics. Every other Fri. LkKESHORE VILLAGE - ---' -' ------HARPER WOODS condoml'n. . ki al J' f f t' t't. day open, full day. $75. Cd" 2 b d GROSSE POINTE PARK : quired. Submit resume company IS see ng a qu. om our team 0 pro ession. Ions, repe live letters - Call after 6 p.m. 823.2140. 11~nbomth'lllufm'li e rootmds, uaryl d 3 ....edr '-n ium. 3 bedrooms, 2~i! baths, .with references. Write Box ified'individual for its cor. also Free licensing and ad. all your typing needs. n a 5, u y carpe e. .m a n. 'U oom Sl - kitchen appliances, full R-l, Grosse Pointe News. porate internal audit staff, vanced sales t r a i n i n g. IBM Mag Card II. Call Everything done well. All appliances, disposal, gle home, 21,2 car garage, basement, covered parking. the candidate should have Guaranteed sales program. 823-5705, 15007 Kercheval, SC-CA TERING washer, dryer. 9.5259-1111, carpeting. $300 per month Grosse Pointe schools. $453 BEAUTY OPERATO~ - to a minimum of,2 years pub. T.V. and radio advertis. Grosse Pointe Park Mon., after 6 p.m, 885.3970. plus deposit. References. a month. 725.4039. .join the progressive team lic and/or industrial audit ing. 100% commission pro- Fri. 9 a.m. to 5:,30 p.m. BARTENDER for home par. No pets. 294-7897. _ at Josers Fashion Door experience. Travel require. gram. Join the team, come Sat. and evenings by ap. ties. Experienced and pro. ATTRACTIVE 5 room upper, ------TWO _BEDROOM upper flat Salon. Experienced pre. ment is 40%. We offer an grow with us. Call for co.n. pointment. fessionally trained. Call I B~dford at Chaoo.ler Park TR~A:r yourself on Valen.' . $185.induding heat. plu ferred. 882-4246. excellent fringe benefit fidentia1 interview. Bruno Jeff 'Habermas at,:m-64'i9 I ,<4'ive,-.ArUficial ,fireplaee. .!~el! .D!,-y - M~e. th,al \ $185 se!tMrlty" No Pets"- package with a starting Tabbi, 774-4060. PAlNTINs man, ECONOM out of the bank and into able March 1. Mr. Powers PRICE: You will find what willing to share home with EE MOVl NG SALE I BRAND NEW Duncan Phyfe circulation. because we Y(l1.~ I'~y f(l!" o!!!('"e ~:,?('e- in oov.iI}ou, jlVlII~ &3lH)i5'i. TrtA Vt:it::l~ (;1'1 i on Iim. $;;:75 ~1 tseaulUUJ !urmture, house.' dmmg room set-ovaJ la. ,wuw wnaL goes around, either of these two loca, ~.."',,,. n"ut I PRJ~~TING berlee ski area, overlook. month. Call 881-4948. hold 3nd accessories! Twin ble, by Kling, 2 armchairs, comes around, so, get with tions represents one of SERVICE OUTER DRIVE and East ing Lake Leelanau. Mag- b d 4'd h' 2 I f it and give us a call. We're' Warren-Lower 2.bedroom the best values in the sub. 15210 Kercheva e room se;t d ouble b ed Sl e c aIrs, eaves or b nificent tri.level, plenty of SEEKING ONE person to at Lakepointe room set; Jenny Lind bed table and pads. Must sacri. uying Fiestaware, Depres. Very clean, appliances in. urbs. Rent includes all glass, 3 bathrooms, 4 fire. share portion of house Grosse Pointe VA 2.7100 and chest; dinette set, reo fice. Moving. No reason-I sion glass, Hummels, Royal cluded. No pets. $300 plus utilities and 5.day janitor places, sleeps 15. Com. with lease. Near SI. John's. cliner chair; Credenza;' li. able 0 f fer refused. 778. Dou1tons, crystal, china, security deposit. 885-6259. in well. maintained build. pletely equipped including ings. Occupancy by March 1. TIRED OF brary table; oak ice box; 8654. knick . knacks, Roseville- 936 BEACONSFIELD, Grosse TV, washer, dryer, walk to Please call 882-6258. Wicker. Silver cocktail set ------pottery, furniture, old jew. Pointe Park. Newly decor. SPACE: Fram 200 square Timberlee ski lodge and ------CABINETS - vanities, coun. elry and old dolls, among LADY WISHES to share her plus other silver pieces; ter tops and miscellaneous other things. If you don't- ated, quiet 2. bedroom foot singles to 3,800 square lifts or IO-minute drive to GETTING A home with middle.aged la. Fostoria; complete set of items, Lafata Cabinets, have any of the items list. apartment. Stove, refriger. foot corporate suites. Leas. Sugar Loaf. Call Atlantis dy, nice clean home, near Gorham crystal; Cloisonne; 12278 Gratiot. Sunday, Feb. ed, call anyway. We'U-con. -ator, carport. 823.3733. ing information. 885.0111. Properties (Steve) 882. BUSY SIGNAL? 7060 before 6 p.m. Alter 6 St. John's Hospital. Call Bohemian glass; Nippon; 17 only! 12.5 p.m. sider anything, 1 item or RENT ROOM in my large ATTRACTIVE BUILDING, call 886-1967. after 3 p.m. 886-2377. Call your ads in on Roseville; Tiffan; books, ----.------a housefull. M 0 n day' ------Thursday .and Friday. dishes, washer and dryer. FIREWOOD - Mixed split th h S t d 11 t 6 home in Grosse Pointe. 1,100 square feet, opposite BOYNE COUNTRY. Com. MOROSS - BEACONSFIELD 882-tl9oo Lots more! hardwood, face cord deliv. P.~~u~72-o~~~ ay, 0 After 6:30, call Paul, 886. Eastland. .18321 East 8 pletely furnished, all elec. area, 1 or 2 young work. 712 Pemberton ered, stacking extra. Cllll, _ 6408. Mile Road, 6 rooms, 777. tric, 2.tier chalet. Upper 4646. ing men to rent complete. MY SISTERS' PLACE - Re. February 15th and 16th 752.2401. BRIGHTON CHINA, full ser. HARPER.WHITTIER, attrac. tier-4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ly furnished house, all ap. sale Shop, 22217 Kelly 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. I AMPLIFIER, 2 guitars, vinyl vice, Wheat pattern, furn. 'tive 5-room upper, $285 6D-VACATION kitchen, living room with pliances and utilities in- Road, south of 9 Mlle. Open SALES BY HERITAGE sofa bed, without mattress, ishings of 4-room apart. . month, carpeting, appli. bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, eluded if 2 rent. 1st month Monday through Saturday, boy's clothing, size 14.18, ment, Saturday between 2 ances, deposit. 886.7641. RENTALS, living room with fireplace. rent and damage deposit 10-4 p.m. 777-6551. Quality HAND GUNS and sword. I 3640 Devonshire, Detroit. and 5 p.m. 886-1232. SKI RENTAL Tiers may be interconnect. requested. Call 526.3155 consignments by appoint. Smith and Wesson .357 I HOUSE IN Grosse Pointe ed if desired. Clubhouse, after 6 p.m. Ask for Kevin. ment, mag., Model 19, .38 Chiefs Sunday February 17, only CHURCH PEWS _ 'Oak, B' Shores-2 bedrooms, den, Norlhwest of Traverse City. swimming pool, spring.fed Special snub nose, Germail 12.3. long, $75. 371.7619. 'dining room, living room Beautiful home on Lake lakelet. Private putting WOMAN wants to share 2. ANTIQUES sword and case, large Nazi 1----- , with natural fireplace, new Michigan, sleeps 12. Hot green adjacent to golf bedroom upper with same. Jewelry, Silver, Furniture flag. All excellent condi. COUCH and love seat, lamps, KENMORE automatic washer' carpet, drapes, 2-car ga- whirlpool bath. Minutes course. 425.8933. Call after 5. 821-2250. All your possessions have tion. 778-5570. junior dinette set, 884- with Sud.Saver. Good con. 0242. rage. $600. 886.0924. from Michigan's finest ski I ------~-- increased in value dition, $45. 882-4088. resorts. 886.2350 or 886- LONG'BOAT KEY, Florida- CUSHMAN Maple vanity and 6G--STORE OR OFFIC£ Time for re.appraisals FIREWOOD - Mixed hard. INDIAN vnLAGE Carriage 7952. Con do. Available after RENTAL large mirror, bench, twin EARLY AMERCIAN h a r d wood. $45 face cord, House available for immed. March 18. On Gulf of Mex. POINTE ,bed, chest and chair. Very rock maple furniture, har. iate occupancy. $225 per STORE FOR rent, 14824 Ker- stacked. After 6 p.m. Bob, HARBOR SPRINGS Condo- ico. Completely furnished. PROFESSIONALS good condition, $275. Call vest table, 3 chairs, deacon month plus utilities. 822. cheval, good for office, in. 881-8526 Fully equipped. Ideal for Call 772.9323 or 882.9806. Complete appraisals between 10 and 4 Satur- bench. Reasonable. 773. 0871 after 6 p.m. Cludes heat. 884.0930. week/weekend skiing. Call House and Estate Sales days and Sundays. 823. DOLL APPRAISALS 9337. .. FIVE.ROOM apartment, $160 after 4 p.m. 642.9438. BRITISH WEST INDIES-3 7 W'" uTED TO IEuT Free Consultation 0519. ANTIQUE OR bedrooms, 2 baths on 11 - A., I"'l VIDEO TAPES - Discount- includes heat. 884-0930. Established 1971 SMA,LL COCKTAIL table, COLLECTIBLES VERa BEACH, Florida - miles of beacli, modern kit. RETIRED Grosse Pointe cou. SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM prices. Eastland area. 52a-! Donna Landers 882-8654 dark wood. 824-1008. FLAT FOR rent, Wayburn; OCeanfront beautifully fur. chen, car available, scuba pIe wants to lease furn. 757.556B 9433. nished 2.bedroom, 2-bath diving, bone fishing, tennis. ished home for the sum. Jeanne Roddewig 881.7518 5.room upper. LA 6.3509. SEWING machine, zig.zag, condominium. All ameni. Call for additional details. mer. 885.3891 after (; p.m. Please Ca}l after 5 p.m. DREXEL Duncan Phyfe din. ZENITH 3.HOUR recorder, toaster twin electric NICE, LARGE 3-bedroom up. ties. Available April 15th. DANAHER, BAER, oven, ing table, buffet and chairs seldom used, complete with blanket and mi~c. 885.9294. per flat, kitchen, dining $1,000 a month, $700 a I WILSON & STROH :RESPONSIBLE MOT HER HARTZ $625. Chippendale mahog. 13 tapes, $300 or best of. room, liviHg room, big month summer. 897-6203. 76 Kercheval Avenue and 2 well. behaved chilo HOUSEHOLD SALE BLACK Persian Lamb Coat any chest, 8 drawers, 48"x fer. 884-3402. storage areas, 2.car garage. ------885.7000 drim would like 3.bedroom 3435 BUCKINGHAM 32", $125. Victorian sofa, HUTCHINSON ISLAND - flat or house in the Park size 14.16, $75. Beige Wing RECENTLY re - upholstered;, separate utilities. 4 6 96 DETROIT, JUST OFF MACK Chair, brass and glass tufted blue velvet, $750. Luxury con d 0, available lIARBOR SPRINGS - Make Prefer Defer School area: couch and chair, small kit- Nottingham, 1 mile from FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ceiling lamp, floor lamp Wingback chair, needs reo Grosse Pointe Park. $275. March. Garage, pool, ocean reservations now for SKI. 886-4089. chen table and chairs, col. front. 851-1581. ING. Sleeps 6 to 8. 11h ~....,.. _ FEBRUARY 15TH, 16TH with shade. 885.7417. upholstering, $125. Pie 882-8655 after a.p.m. and 10 A.M. TO 5 P .'M. crust tier table $85. Chip . ored TV needs repair. Call weekends, 886-2903;- .. ,~ ------,--- baths, modern- kitchen. ~SPON$~LE, .YQUng pro. TEMPLE S'I"UART all solid pendale end table, 4 Cab . after 6 p.m., 824-0983. 882.2597. fessional female desires Estate sale includes 1930s li SOMME'R; ON LAKE honey nut maple china riolet legs, $125. Chande 6A-F~R RENtO , Hl:JRON apartment or flat in the dining room set with china - .; AT PORT HARBOR SPRINGS - East Pointes. . Clean, quiet, no cabinet, upholstered chairs, cabinet, excellent condi lier $125. Kelvinator refng USED BOOKS Bought, FURNISHED tion. 527-D515. =- HURON Bluff Drive - Panoramic pets. 881.2925 after 6:30. BOOK;CASES, a bedroom set, era tor, kitchen stove and sold. Fiction, non.fiction. ll1iscellaneolls. 649.2994. FURNISHED - 1st floor Beautifully furnished home, view of Harbor Springs, kitchen table and 2 chairs, a UBRARY reference desk Hardcover, paperback - noon 'til 6 p.m. Tues. thru Condo - 21526 St. Ger. ideal for couple with adult Little Traverse Bay and 8-ARTICLES Ff;)R SALE TELEPHONE STAND and very good condition, $80. TORO SNOW BLOWER. Like Sat. BOOKTIQUE, 15243 trude, s c h 0 01. Includes: dependant. S e par ate in. Petosk.ey. 4 bedrooms, 3 "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL a charming seat with ~wing Nissen ping pong table, new, 8 h.p., 32" blade, Mack Ave" between Lake . stove, refrig., DiD tenant house apartment w h i c h baths, excellent condition, storage. Also available are $135. 885.0808. $600. Large family chest . to pay all utilities. $385 could accomodate adult de. Graham Real Estate, 19B a.ccessories, furs and an. lots of linens, luggage, a card pointe and BeaconsiefId. freezer, excellent, $125. 885.2265, mo. Shorewood E.R. Brown pendent or domestic. Ex. E. Main, Harbor Springs, t1{~u~salata tfraction of the table and 2 chairs, urns, a P~CAN twin bedroom set , I (616) 526-6251. or1gm cas. 884-3721. Really, 886-8710. cellent beach, excephona We Buy Furs tent and assorted kitchen with DOx springs' and mat. items. There is a nice selec. tresses, perfecl condition. view. Pefer 2 months rent. MYRTLE BEACH _ Ocean Consignments Wel::ome ,886-5397. ROSEVILLE aI, June 20-Aug. 20. Rent . Villa, new, 2 bedrooms, 2 LEE'S tion of OLD and ANTIQUE Motel Morocco - 32160 Gra. 2 JEWELRY.. MOVING INTO an apart- tiot, 13th Mile Road, across $W ,50.oS' RUCE KEYS baths. Completely equip. 20339 Mack 881-8082 WANTED ped, beautiful beach, maid I'll hand numbered tickets ment, must sell drapes, from Macomb Mall. Com. REALTOR service and much more. FLEA' MARKET out at the door starting at 8 rods, lawn equipment, pic- pletely furnished, kitchen. by RON Golf packages. 824-0376.' EVERY Tl)ESDA Y a.m. The ticket will estab. tures, 'miscellaneous house. ette and 1 bedroom, also PORT H U ALCOMOS CASTLE lish your place in line for hold items. Open house sleeping rooms. Short lease. OFFICE 985-9685 SIESTA Apt/Motel, directly 9 MILE BETWEEN MACK the sale opening at 10 a.m. Saturday 10-4, Sunday 10-4. all utilities paid including 133 on the Gulf. Shuffleboard, AND HARPER You can plan to meet friends 21746 Moross, 885.5484. DuMouchelle's heat. No pets. Shown from EVES 385 3 : - color T.V., kitchenettes. 773-0591 for coffee and warmth while Oriental Rugs. Antiques. Fine Paintings. Jewelry 9 a.m.-7 p.m. ' 18522 Gulf Blvd., Indian FIREWOOD, Northern Mich. FORT LAUDERDALE. New you wait for 10 o'clock. Fine Furniture • Crystal • Sterling • China Shores. Florida, 33535. 1. igan, seasoned' hardwood, LET US LOOK for you - 2.bedroom, 2-bath corner WANTED SALE CONDUCTED BY BI3.595-9333. birch, maple, oak, deliver. Complete ESTATES or Single' Items Flat, apartment wanted in condom; ..ium \'Iews u: Galt BUYING SWORDS, SUSAN HARTZ ed, 293.3949. Ocean Mile, ocean and in. Detroit or metro area? Call ST. PETERSBURG, Florida. GUNS, DAGGERS, 886oS982 INSTANT CASH or on consignment 552-0830. tercoastal, fully furnished, For lease luxurious 2 bed. 791 Fisher Road, SERVICE FOR 12, No-ritake 24-hour security, roof.top room, 2 bath condo, over. MEDALS, HELMETS Grosse Pointe City china $110. Woo d a r d Phone Us At GROSSE POINTE WOODS-- pool and sauna and gym. wrought iron porch set looking beautiful Tampa 774-9651 Watch for Hartz Household 963-6256 ar 963-0248 Near Mack, 3 . bedroom Private parking, available Bay. Clubhouse, golfing, Sale next week, too! $190. Bedroom chair $25. 6 semi. Ranch located well. March and April. No pets. I pool. Call 296.2320 or 791- WE BUY, sell or trade an. needlepoint seatcovers $100 $650. 881-4530. No weekly rentals. 353. 1086. tinque jewelry, watches, PORTABLE Mobile Maid Tool bench $20. Wrou,ght 4557. - clocks. Kiska Jewelers, 63 dishwasher, very good con. iron marble top table $90. GRATIOT - Houston.Whittier HARBOR SPRJNGS Kercheval, i!l the Colonial dition, must sell. Reason. All in perfect condition. 2-bedroom -upper. No pets. ISLE OF Capri, Florida - Lux u r y condominium at Federal Building. 885.5755. able. 881-9681. Call 469-1977. ~1~5 plus security. 821.8707 Waterfront, 2-bedroom, 2- Harbor Cove for ski vaca. WE BUY FLAT FOR rent, 5.room bath, furnished condomin. tions. Three bedrooms, CLEANING OUT? Call Op. DIAMONDS. FINE JEWELRY. STERLING lower furnished. LA 6.3509 ium, pool, fishing. 881. sleeps 8, two color TVs, eration LINC, 331-6700. 5235. microwave oven, washer We help charitable organi. SILVER. POCKET WATCHES 6e-ROOMS TO RENT . and dryer, all linens, china zations. Donations tax de. DIAMONDS WANTED ------SIESTA KEY, Flonda. 2.: s i 1v e r furnished. Refer. tuctible. You drop off or • ANTIQUE CLOCKS EASTLAND AREA-Kitchen bedroom, .21h-bath .Town-', ences reqUired. 881-6725. we pick up. privileges, $45 per week. house, avaIlable AprIl!. 2. _ DIAMONDS - FINE JEWELRY from 8864947 after 6 p.m. week minimum, $350. No I CHALET RENTALS: Private KILLINGER-George Wash. ------;------pets. 886.5480. clubhouse with pool, cross ington des k, stationery STERLING Private owners and estates MALE OR feinale to share country skiing, taboggan. ~oxes, h a r d war e, four from Highest prices are paid-Trades are considered entire house in Grosse RENT before you buy Flor. ing, snowmobile trails, ~ldes, Hampton Court fin. Private Individuals and Estates. After Obtain- Transactions are always confidential Pointe Farm~, over 21. Call ida property. Boy n ton skating rink. 30 minutes to Ish. Perfect. 884-7403. ing your best offer-see why the ride to Dale 886.2088. B h U f . h d T eac. n urms e own- major ski resorts. Sue Cy., WHAT A WEEK' This pIa e Birmingham is worth the trip_ PAYMENT IS IMMrlliATE MALE HOUSEMATE-Must house, pool, good location, bulski, agent. (616.585. has been like Grand Ce~. be mature, responsible, $450. 791.3377. 6200. tral Station _ things are Confidentia I Transactions over 21. After 5 p.m. 882. V A CAT ION in Pompano CHALET ON lake near coming and going like you with CHARTERHOUSE & CO. 6539. Beach, Florida! Condomin. Boyne. Color TV, fireplace, wouldn't believe. A lot of Immediate Payment 16835 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe -A-TIR--A-CT--IV-E-S-t-u-d-io-Q-u-a-rt.ium available April tbru Reservations for skiing by what we bought, hardly (313) 885-1232 ers in private Grosse Pointe June. Weekly or monthly. week or weekend 884-{)431 even got on the floor. We KING INTERNATIONAL horn e, completely furn. Pool, excellent locale on or 778.4055.' sold it right out of the box. 4050 W. Maple Road (at Telegraph) :> the _ocean. 881.9540 or 886. I ------If you haven't been out isheu, full bath, light cook. 0388 I HARBOR SPRINGS condo. here yet, you've just got Birmingham - 642-9100 ing. laundry. Storage in. I minium near Boyne High. to come. If you have been Beat the Winter doldrums garage. Facilities conveni. LAUDERDALE-By.the-Sea- lands and Nub sNob. here before-Come Again. and come browse! ently located near S-EMTA Oceanfront 2 bed roo m Sleeps 8, fully equipped, There are a lot of exciting routes. Village and Hill available March 1st due to spectacular view, 2 baleon. new things to see; A large HOUSEHOLD L1QU IDATION CO. WHEN SELLING YOUR shopping. Per f e c t for cancellation. 963.3123 or ies, 1;~ baths, fireplace. Pate-Su'r-Pate plate from ESTATE APPRAISALS, CONSIGNMENTS young single career female 884-7044. garage, more. 886-8924. France. 72. 73, 74, 75 Bcrta or student. 882.5211. I BOOKS We Conducl House Sales. Call for consultation. ST. PETERSBURG, Florida D 0 W N TOW N Harbor Humm!'1 PI~tes, cha~ing 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT -Stilt condominium, 2 Springs-Waterfront con. German B I Sque, Plano Please consider John King first, we arc anxious to FC'atllring this week: ------.- bedrooms, 1 bath, beauti. dominium-3 bedrooms, 2 B~br. A ~et of pink c~t buy good use:! books and scholarly collections FISHER ROAD, first floor, Tiffin ~temware a Fo tor a of Art. Literature, Philosophy. Religion. History. M SAVE JILL WILLIAMS Many features, 884.7403. I!.- , 0430, We buy, too!

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Page Thirty-Two G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, February 14, 1980 S-AR.TICLES FuR SAi.E"-a--!---.R-_ T-I-C-LE-S-FO-_~-_-~-~'-L-t-18-B--:A-tt-~--IQ-U-£-S-FO-R---9-AilTICLES WANTED ~l-C~~S FOR SA~_ l1--eARS FOR SAL-E--l-l-C--A-R-S-F-O-,R-'S-ALE ~l-CA~~ FOR SAL_E_ . TYPEWRITER, Smi.th-Coro. l,l.FOOT 34.inch slate pool WANTED-Car radios, fac. 1974 CHEVELLEMali b u '77 T.BlRD _ Moon roof, BEFORE YOU BUY a used 1973 CADILLAC Coupe de na, office executive, eXl:el. table and accessories. 886. -F-U--R-N-I-T-U-R-E-r-e-f1-'n-is-h-e-d-r-e-tory originals only. AM/ Class:c, 4 door, automatic, leqther. Every option. Must car have Tuff.Kote check Ville, 46,000 original miles, I ent can d.Itlon.'. 821-6901'. 8039. paired, stripped, any ,tvpe FM ' 1983'.1973 AM on IYair, . power brakes, steering, se1I. ~3,800 or best. 8.23 It. f'or rus.t N0 charge . 82"w. mint condition, all power, ------of caning. Free estimates." 1926-1962.'. 9777979 Win. dows an d doors. 42,000 4578 evenmgs... 5300 must see to apprecJate.k f . G~~d:.T~~~/e;:re~o:~;: O~ilq~~T:; b~U5Gfe~~~~~~: 474.8953. POCKET V{ATCHES miles, no rust, regular gas. 1973-~~~RD---LTD.~~gon, 1978 FORD-G~nada, auto. ~I~.27~:3?_10:_a~_ or M~k:: t' $100' 37 -4974 Excellent condition. 882. ------$1,300. 88&4826. $500. 885-8512. malic transmission, air, MERCEDES 1972, 280SE, 45 10~, . ,1. 1210 or 521.5150. FOR SALE, English Chippen. WANTED 1973 CORVETrES'~g~;;: . ._ AM.FM stereo, rustproo.f: loaded, goo d condition, NEW WEDDING dress "Pic. ------____ dale mahogany secretary, Solid 14K, 18K, gold, pIaU. .$7,20Q firm. Call between '71 CLD"S - Full power, ed, 6.cylinder, 250 cu.blc $4,000. Must sell. Call 264. cione", size 10, chiffon, iace MEDITERRANEAN chi n a circa 1770.80. Multi geo. num or sil'ler, cased watch. 1.4:30 p.m. 224-7688, ask clean, $395, 884.5960.. inch engine, 18 m,p,g. City, 4168. and beads, extra detail. I cabinet and buffet, slightly metric shaped glass panes es wanted, also buying high for. John. i974 PON-ACG-dA- 27 m.p.g. highway. Excel. 1978CAMA-R.O-LT~ ..Aii.FlIi 884.9676. I scratched, $75 each. 886. at toP. Slant top desk over grade wrist watches. Pri...... __ TI ran m- condition. $3,575. ~79. ------1678 4 drawers with typical vate collector will try to 1976 CAMARO _ Low, good 4 door, full power, air,lent 9719. 8.track, 10,000 miles, 350, OAK dining room table, 4 ~ __ . ..__ brass bails, bracket base. exceed any legitimate of. mileage, power steering, AM.FM stereo tape, good _' .__ .____ excellent condition', $4,800. c h air s, (Mediterranean), LIKE NEW, Provincial dou. Other English antiques, fer and will pay cash. 884. brakes, 4-speed, 'sunroof, condition. After 6 p.m. 884. 1973 MGB GT, 6.speed, many 779.2912, pads, 2 leaves, $850. 296- ble bedroom $350. Green East Lansing 517.337.0944 )139. many extras, excellent con. 2639. new parts. $1,500. 881.9378 1973F(lRD- LT-D4~0~~~f~1 2392. sofa $80. Also oak, maple, after 5 p.m. -.------.---- dition. $2,935. 77{).1442. 1979 TR-A-N--S'-A--'M---Ex-c-e-l.GRAND PRIX, 1975 _ Full power, air, radials, AM.FM, --.------mahogany furniture, lamps, .----.----- WANTED to buy, dolls, doll 1----.------.- I t d.T I '1 g M FM t . 8 very clean, runs great, $695 HUMIDIFIER, 10 gallon, $40; birdcage. 884.5943. ANTIQUE banquet size din. collections. 1-651-4822. 1977 FIREIHnD Skybird _ en con 1 Ion. ow m1 ea e, power, A. s ereo, . If t I d dishwasher, portable, Kit. I ------ing room set, mahogany, ------I Low miles, loajed, $4,800 100:ded. 881.2094. track, air, $1,950. 882.1056. nu;~c~. 8e:5~~67~~me an chen Aid, $225.' After 4 FOR SALE--Two handmade table has 4 leaves, seats SI LVER or best offer. 839.5247 af. NEW 1980 BUICK Skylark, 11976 GRAND PRIX _ Air, p.m. 776-4424. Turkish 0 r i e n t a I rugs, up to 22 people, 14 chairs, ter 6 p.m. 4 cylinder, 4 door. For in. stereo, rustproofed, 50,000 1973 CADILLAC Coupe de --.----.--- b t'full d 'gned be t Chippendale Breakfront. ------f b ff V'II h $1350 All f eau 1 y eSI , s GOLD 1969 DODGE Dart GT, 318 ormation call 884.2032 e. miles, $2,500 or best 0 er. 1 e, s arp, , . o. BLANK bowling ball, man's quality, one 6J,2 feet by 10 885.8923. t 8 d 10 k ft 6 886 1853 fers will be considered low . . k 1 881 ------V-8, Near perfect condi. .ween an p.m. wee. A er p.m. . . , wmter Jac et, arge. • feet, one 71fl feet by 12 MASSIVE car'led solid oak INSTANT CASH PAID tion, 65,000 original miles, days and 10 to 12 am. LINCOLN TOWN Car, 1976, mileage, new brakes, start. _~93. . ~~~~) ~~~~~2;.fter 1 p.m. dining room set with trestle Investor--C"llector will pay new transrnission,.air con. weekends. black, loaded, mint. $3,000 cr, alternator, 882.2824. THOMASVILLE dining room ------.------table. 888.5397. :o;e g~~~h ~~~n~,OU~t::tr~gr ditioning, newly tuned en. VEGA. 1974. one 0 w n e r, or best offer. 885.7326. 1972 NOVA, excellent condi. set-china, buffet, table, 6 SOFA BED (Kroehler), 70 ------gine, beautiful interior and 15,000 miles, automatic, .______tion, 66,000 miles 885.1314. chairs, $2,500; Contempo. inches, green tweed, $150. ABLE TO PAY top dollar old pocket watches, dia.. exterior with very little SO()W tires, good condition, 1976 PACER, good m.p.g., __ .... _ ... . ._ rary 3.piece corner section. Gold corduroy occasional 5f04r750uOsoedOriental rugs. monds, fidne jewelry, music rust. Needs front K-frame. $1.000 or best offer. 882. Michelin tires, air, AM.FM 1974 PONTIAC. LdeMans Sport b al sofa, tan, $400; Host and chal'r, $75. 882.6116. ------.Il'. oxes an antiqued guns.1 I Need tires. Runs well. $160. 6""'2v,,", . stereo. Best offer. 885.0339 Coupe,• 6.cyllll er,. automa.b k h t h' t . ------9 ARTICLES WANTED 1 w. try to excee any ego Dan 885.7754 after 6:30. . . S'l tIC, power steermg, ra es, os ess Call'S, urquolse, LARGE DRESSER, two mir. - I itimate offer and wlll pay . 11978 DODGE Magnum X'E, 1978 FORD Falrmo.nt - 1. new battery, exhaust, ra. ~~~~~A~~&;e~.~~ C;~~i:~~~: ~~~:; t\~~~~~"ht ~~~~~s,!:~p~SH~~GU~~~,~~d ~i!~~S('~~?~. cash. 884-1139. 1'6!)200~~~~~~ wf'f,~~~: ll;.~~~~ ~i~~~, ~~~ar c~~~~' I 1:~rdn1 sP;;3d~?~~nYI [~!Opf~ ~~~~G~~~L?,~oG~v~07~~ig~~3 I:lOb)W.c, \~ith j~~C'p;ds~'" ch;i;~~ Winche's;;;.~'~ ~ ;1'"' ;ih;;~:U~LL 'l'U~8~~~~' (Ja~J after er. ~teering, brakes, FM tioned, AM/FM, sea r c h 5~30';~d weekends. 1972 OLDSMOBILE Delta TOP GRAIN all leather' 2. $250. King size headboard Private collector. 478.5315. p.m. '. radIO. Work 575-4473, home tune stereo radio, totally GRAND PRIX, 1976, air, 18 Royale 88 2.door, power suiter suitcase. Call 839. and frame. $75. Light blue J ------1 OLD WOODEN furniture, 886-6773. I loaded. $5,000. 882.2938. m.p.g., low miles, mint, brakes, steering, windows, 3612 after 5 p,m. 8.foot sofa, $150, Rabbit S~~~~o~~.~OOd~~~s~ (1900.1940), bedroom, din. MON:ZA '78, 2 door, sport j978 MERCEDES 450 S.E.L $2,600. 882.5083. locks. New brakes, tires, EVERYTlilNG must go - ~~~hsa~~d~yakl~!:.e~~a;:G and Safe. TU 1.9247. i~ifch;~~~9.~~g room, eoup~, V-6, ~ spee~, power Navy blue, low mileage 1978 OLDS 88. Power steer. shocks, battery, $750. 88f). Th d F 'd S t H d) 88 8 0 1------st~ermg, radIal TA s, 21,000 mint condition. $21,500 I'ng, power brakes, al'r, ste. 7123 or 979.6520 . . urs ay, rl ay, a ur. arvar. 5. 7 7. I ESTATES WANTED ------mIles 25 plus m pg $3 700 f "AA day. Iledr.oo.m set, cos t $1" ------We will buy complete estates DUCK DECOYS wanted by 759-6529' weekends. .. and, af . 588.9500,37 a ter 6 p.m.. """" reo, 10\"" m1'leage, ruslproof. 1970, MERCEDES Benz 280SE 0.00, sacnf1ce $395; snow I KE.t~MORE ,:asher anu dry. or household liquidations I hobbiest Evenings aeter 7 ter 5 p.m. Monday thr~ I 55 . ed, clean. 881.0505. New paint, rebuilt engine, tires, portable bar, ward er, 3 year" old, $300. 882. Also bu~'ing antiques, chi. Friday. '76 FIAT 131S _ 2 door, CHEVROLET, 1977, Impala immaculate, second owner, robe c I 0 set, household 1266 after 2 p.m.. na, crystal, silver jewelry automatic, AM/FM cas. 6.passenger station wagon, 884.1433. i1tems and1541103ts~otf kmiS3C43elATTENTION bargain hunt. furs, paindtings, ivory, -:loi. seude, redgu.lar g2as.OYAer y automatic, V-8, power, air, -1-97-8-G-R-A-N--A-D-A-'-4.-d'-o-or-,-lt. aneous. "ac . W sonne an Meissen. Prompt goo con itlOn. $ .50. s k . door locks, 14,000 miles, I' d ers - e must dispose of I ... cy mer, power steering, . 0828. <;ontemporary ~ a I nut paymkent. J."EE'S, 20339 for Gretchen 882.7558, 259 clean rustproofed, good gas brakes, automatic, air, rear WHITE BEDROOM set, like hutch. Call 886.8652. Mac Ave. 881.8082. 7290. mI'leage,881-8659.' wm dow deft.ros er, wIre ne\v. \headboard, dresser, ------SERIOUS local collector will '79 ELDORADO _ Firemist, FORD 1971, Sedan, V.8, air, wheel covers, A1\.1.F~f, 8. mirror and chest of draw 1()'sPEED Schwinn ,bike, 5- purchase all signed Tiffany lea'her, wires, cruise, cas power steering, brakes, track stereo radio, $4,000 ers $300. 774.7966. speed bike, excellent. con. lamps: Handel, Pierpoint, sette, T and T. and more 65,000 miles, runs excel. 0)' best of cr. 979.7799. dition; old Keystone movie Jefferson and Moe Bridges 554-5040 or 882-1866. lent, good tires .•881.8659. ETHAN ALLEN bookstand camera, AM/FM car radio. lam p s. A II transactions 1------_1979 FIAT X19, 10,000 miles. table, dark pine, finished 886.5270. strictly confidential. Please '76 H 0 R NET Sport.about 1976 MERCURY station wa. Lease, 36 months, $224.36. , in Old Tavern, $65. 882. ------caU..afler 6 p.m. 886.2812. wagon, 6 cylinder, good gon, Colony Park, 9.passen- Buy $5,500. 886.4230 0I' 4321. HARTZ I mileage. Never damaged ger, full power, windows, 822.5778. HOUSEHOLD SALES TOr $$ PAID for color TV's Good condition. A buy at seals, AM.FM stereo, many MOVING SALE! Was her, .FRIENDLY rleeding repair. 774.9380. $1,850. 881.7896. options, low miles. Must be 1977 TORONADO Brougham dryer, stereo, children's ------_ fully equipped. nice car . PR:lFESSIONAL SERVICE ARE YOU MOVING or sell. ------seen and driven, excellent items, some,furmture. 526. . '75 MAY'ERICK 2 door, air $2 150 881 9730 $2,800. 822.5778. 5187. YOUR SPECIAL ing an estate? We are buy_ , ,. . . j POSSESSIONS power steering, good tires, -- 1978 FAIRMONT SUMMER wedding gown, size ARE MY ginlagssweVaerryethkin.g'kFurnitd!!rhe, $1,550. 885-€071. 1974 CHEVELLE Malibu 4-door ! , mc. nacs, IS. Classic, excellent condition power steering, powe r 8 scoop neckline, flounced SPECIAL CONCERN es, household items, odds AUTOMOBILE' OWNERS As AM-FM, regular gas, 61,000 brakes, automa~, air, AM. hem and train, dry clean. SUSAN HARTZ and ends, musical instru- low as $25 quarterly buys 'Ies $1395 886 6957 FM radio, rear defroster. ed. 882.1980. I ments, Hummels, H.ummel nu . , . . . 886 8982 Compulsory No Fault In. 881.8419. - plates, old .~Dlls and paper 8812376 "\1AKE YOUR used car look SALE! Drafting table with 791 Fisher back books. 774-7142. surance. '. like new with' TUff.Kote's drafting machine; Honda CADILLAC/Coupe de Ville, Grosse Pointe City ------'74 PINTO 2 dr. Lime.yellow, exterior glaze. 822.5300 motorcycle, 350, mint con. 1976. 44,000 miles. Recent. - DIAM01}lDS WANTED . I t h t . 4 ' ly spent $550 on improve. dition, 885.3837. AI DES Doctor buying for invest. vmy op, c rome roo, '1976 ELDORADO Biarritz, ments, $2,850 firm. 773 Needed for n u r sin g and ment will pay the highest \ cyI., automatic, disc br.akes triple white, new Michelin 9255. YELLOW refrigerator and housekeeping. St. Anne's, price of anybody for diam. ' A.'\i radio, whitewall tires tires, loaded, excellent con. • s t 0 v e, $250; dishwasher, Cadieux.Harper. 886-2502. onds and precious jewel. new lifetime shocks, muf. dition, low mileage. $4,900 $35; crib, $15; twin stroll. AUTOMOBILE INSURANC E ry. 644.5221. fler, brakes, battery, 42,000 521.5006. as low er, $10. 778-0742. FUR COATS - Fitch, $900; miles, 29 miles per gallon, as $33.15 for 6 Alaskan se~l $1,800. small. We Buy !burns regular gns, very de. 1976 HONDA station wagon, months. Call Chesney In : WATERTOWN dining room surance Agency for you I' 886-0483. BOOKS pendable, ru'st proofed but $2,300.823.3485. over the phone quotation. : set, 6 chairs, matching side. has rust. $825. TU 6-0285 board, 2 extra leaves. $350 OFF WHITE wool carved, - , ~', -, ., or 773-8545. 1978 CAMARO LT, Loaded. 884.5337. ", area rug, 15lt20, 5 pair 95., 'BOOKMAN'S CORNER , T.top, -22,000 miles, perfeqt I or best oUe(.' 886-5813. ,'i&'19 FOR-o Econoline 150' inch coral print draperies, 15306 Mack at Beaconsfield '78 CAMARO, automatic, C.ClD condition, MUST SELL. . 'Twin air, automatic, powel .SKI BOOTS;:--Garmont, size 3 pair 95.inch yellow print G.P,P.885-0655, 832~761 sole, power s tee ri n g , Best offet, Nights 888.3465 ; - 7, $15; Solomon 202 bind- steering/brakes, 4 "aptain draperies. 884-1776. ------'brakes, Y-B, air, AM/FM or leave number at 885. chairs, c r u is e, AM/Fl\ . ings, $8; lady's size 14 ski IF YOU'VE been meaning to t l' ht bl 'nterl'or 4631 CURIO CABINET-Antique s ereo, Ig ue 1 - . stereo cassette. jacket and pants, $15. Days sell the Colonial Shop exterior. 18,000 m:~es, ex. $4,995 ;, 881.2517, also evenings white, 20x12x72. Excellent your unused, un.needed celIent condition. $4,200 or 1976 PONTIAC Ventura 2. . 881-0602. buy. 881.1160. belongings, there's no time 11972 FORD Tormo _ 302 y. offer. 527.5414. door, 6 automatic, power RICHARD BUICK 8A-MUSICAL like now. We just got our 8, need some bll'dy and steering, warranty. $2,695. 886.3091 , MAYTAG wringer. washer. I STR TS monthly banI> statement brake work. $2CO. 881.9242 '76 CORVETIE, 'silver, auto. $35, good condition. 773. N UMEH and boy are we loaded! after 5 p.•D. matic, 3~000 miles, excel. 19.78 GREMLIN: 6, automa. 1979 CHEVETTE 2 . doo r 2148. ------We want to get this money ------lent condition, many extras, tic, power steering, air, Hatchback, automatic, tiI t PIANOS WANTED out of the bank and into 1973 THl!NiDERBIR$8D95 . $7,750.642-8721. loaded, $3,495. Warr.anty. power brakes, rear defrost. STOVE and Westinghouse reo }RANDS, Spinets, Console~ drculation, ,because - we I Power, air, stereo, or er, 4,800 miles. Office: 558. frigerator, good condition, and Small Uprights. know what goes around, best oHer. 885-1642. '79 FAlRMONT, 2 door, 4 1978 SEVILLE, full power, 5546 or home: 569.0826. $65 each. 773.2148. TOP PRICES PAlD c~me~ aroun~ and so get '76 GRAND PRIX _ Triple cylinder, automatic. Call warranty. Navy. $8,295. T.BIRD, 1977, Town Landau WIth It and .,gIve us a calL blue mint condition' Ask' :})efore noon. 886-9330. KENMORE washer and dry. VE 7-0506 all options, excellent: 1979 GRAND PRIX LJ. Air, er, $300; ping pong table, BACH silver trumpet, Strad- We'reDepressl(lD?uyinggl aFiestaware,ss, Hum. for Marga;et - 888.1385._ 1978 JEEP Wagoneer-load. $3,800 or best offer. 881 $35; sun lamp, floor mod. automatic, stereo, warranty 84.42. ivarius model, excellent mels, Royal Doultans, crys. 1979 CHEVY Caprice Classic ed, AMlFM C.B., towing $5,295. el, $35; Sawyers Rotomatic condition. Call after 6 p.m. tal, china, knick.knacks, I _ Power steering/brakes, package, tilt, air, regular slide projector, $40. 884- 1971 IMPALA Custom2.doo r 881.5790. Roseville pottery, furnLI "air, stereo, extras, good gas, low miles. Never' off 8588. 19'i8 GRAND PRIX LJ. Air, 350 Y.8, air, $550. 371. C:JNOVER GRAND piano, ture, old jewelry, and old price. 881-2783. road. 886.2760. automatic, stereo, perfect. 405'1. 1~79 G.E: STOVE, Corning $800. Call 886-1090. dolls, among ot1}er things. . . 1973 FORD Colstom 500 sta. $4,395. top combination micro and If you aon't have any Of l 1979 FA'IRiMONT Ghia-.:'II. tion wagon, $350. 8814673. MARK V, 1977, yellow inter jor and self.cleaning oven with ex. BABY GRAND Player piano the items listed - .::c.llany ver gray, four.door, CruIse, GROSSE POINTE A.M.C. exterior, Landau roof, fully equipped, 25,000 haust fan, $750. 791.7213. pletely restored and reo way, we'll consider any. j air, sunroof, power locks, T-BIRD '78, Town Landau, 18201 MACK 885.8000 strung. 851.8158. thing one item or a house AM-FM stereo. 21 .,m.P.g. dove gray, every available miles, excellent condition CAMERA 35MM, OM.l body. full. 'Monday-Saturday, 11.1 Excellent condition. Must option including power 1979 COLT Hatchback, twin $5,500: 881.8692. Call be: , lens, flash, case, rapid WURLITZER Spinet piano, 6 p.m. 772.0430. sell. 885-3559. , opean head moon roof. Excellent con. stick, like new. Excellent twee,n 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. condition. 371-4707. win d e r. Excellent. 882- excellent condition, be s t ) ------lights, AM/FM radio, $1,.1 dition. S5,400. 774-4942 or 1977 CUTLASS Supreme _ offer. 885.0028 after 6. i 500. Call after 5:30 p.m. 494-8717. 1261. SB-ANTIQUES FOR SALE VW RABBIT, 1977, excellent Air, bucket seats, console, 8.31.9299. ------condition, 2.door, brown, V-6 engine, new Michelin . NEW white baby crib and SS-ANTIQUES FOR --- I '79 MUSTANG - air, power mattress, $65. After 6:00. SALE 1980 CADILLAC Eldorado steering, brakes, 4 cylin. white stripe, undercoating, tires. 881.9791 AM.FM 8.track, $3,650. 886.3892. • MICHIGAN ORIENTAL RUG Biarritz-all black, loaded, der, 4 speed, wire wheels, 1979 SEVILLE - Platinum approximately 3,000 miles, more, $4,600. 884 1972. \, 778.5651. . FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator - OAK ICE bnx $25~, Victrola MJ-FM, CB, a.track, 9,700 $125, some furniture too! , excellent condition. 886- COLLECTORS' SOCIETY Must see to appreciate. 777. 1980 BUICK Riviera-2 tone 1976 PONTIAC LeMans wa. miles. 886.4720 9 to 5 p.!I1. Excellent condition, 884. 2115, ask for Bob. . 5758. - I brown/beige, approximate. gon. Excellent condition 5946. INVITES YOU TO SUBMIT YOUR old oriental rugs B.elow average .mileage; STATION WA G 0 N 1'74" (or photos thereof) for possible acquisition by '77 MONTE CARL') Landau. ly 1.700 miles, super load. r.~ontego. power steering, Black with buckskin inte. ed. Must see to appreciate. air, power steering and BEVELED and leaded .g~ass ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE private member collectors or museums. All rugs. alr, AM/FM radio radial doors, perfect condItion. EASTLAND CENTER ' rior, 50/50 seats, power 777.2115, ask for Bob, brakes, AM.FM radio, rear will be seriously considered regardless of cost, speakers, $2,200. 331.8934 tires, wire wheel~, very 390 Alter Road. FEBRUARY 13TH.17TH : I condition or age. Please write Box 1110, Birm. s~n roof, air, s~ereo tape, 1972 280.8E 4.5 MERCEDES 01' 886.3080. good condition, $895 a bar. REDECORATIN-G _ antique Vernier Road at Kelly, Har.1 ingham, Mich. 48012, or call 642.0109. tilt,. d locks.d CrUise,f power I 4.door, Sl'1ver WI'th red gain. 771.3143. • mirrored glass squares, per Woods, show hours I \'Il.n ows, e o?ger, 21'.000 leather excellent 822.2777 1979 VOLARE two-door au . I mIles, executive's WI fe' ft 6' . '13 DODGE Dart Swinger _ perfect condition 5. arm Wednesday through Satur tomatic, air, rear wi~dow 1-'-.------.- driven garage kept. $3,895 _a_e_r __ p_.m_.__ . _ defogger, custom interior. ~xcell ent condition. 6 cyl. crystal chandelie~. Reason. II day, 9:30 to 9, Sunday noop or best offer. 527.7300 aft. 1978 LINCOLN Continental mder, automatic, power able. TU 6-{)281. to. 5 p.m. Oyer 60 dealer. AM.FM, power steering/ LORLE ANTIQUE GALLERIES er 6 p.m. 773.3618. Town, 4.door, Crystal Ap. brakes, 2,500 miles, war. steerina, no rust, low mile. --T-- '. i ~'lth select Items. . I ------ricot, full power and op. ranty. 6-eylinder. $4,300. age, make offer, 881.4746. LlQU !DATE 6'plCce mahog. , INTRICATELY d'l' • WE BUY AND SELL • 197 ------any twin bedroom set, CO:;l1 • • earve Sl ver I 7 CHEVR~LE~ Suburban tions, excellent condition, Call 886.4383. $1,500, asking $500. Swivel I gocket kmfe' FIrst owned Individual Items SIlverado mtenor, power best offer call for appoint. T 75 steering, power brakes, air, ment 886.4802 We want Used Cars REGULAR GAS upholstered rocker, $35.1 y!. S. Ncwberry. 1 or 'lk t ft d h' $50 ~ear, old. Best offer. 867. Rally wheels, panel doors, . . We pay Cash on the spol 1978 G,M.C. van, loaded, S1 u C c air, . I 0143 Complete Estates 3rd seat, trailering pack. 1977 VOLARE Premiere 2. 886-3091 mint condition. 4 Cap. Wednesday, 4-9 Eastland 1 __ ::..:.. . _ Top prices paid for: II age fully. carpeted. 885- door. Ziebart, automatic. Apartments off Vernier. ORrE~TAL RUGS 1977 PONTIAC -Sunbird tain c h air 5, Ai\I/F~1 i • antique furniture • cut glass, • miniatures 2427. I Michelin radials, AM.FM 20301 Beaconsfield No. 3'1' Expert appraisals, estates, Very good condition. Sun: stereo, once you see it • jewelry • dolls • toys • lamps • Sterling I . .---- stereo, excellent condition 372.2709, 647-4,591. ,purchased, Modern semi.! ALL STATE CAR LEASING 881.7731 roof, AM.FM stereo cas. you'll buy it! silver • clocks • watches • oil paintings ---.------_ .... ---- ..... ' antique and antique, Ex. 12324 GRATIOT ----. ------sette, $2,750. After 2 p.m. I 774.6887 AFTER 5 P,~f. • Orierllal rugs. HOt SEHOLD SALE-Satur. prrt cleaning and repair.: Between Connor and 1977 COUGAR Brougham, 4. Call 881.2108. _ . 1_ . day. February 16, Lawson ing. Will buy antiques Small charge for appraisals Houston.Whittier door, loaded, excellent con. sofa, bathroom fixtures, also. Able to pa~' top dol. 1-1979 Firebird, T-top. dition, $2,900. 884-6056. I 775-1970 1978 CA;\fARO twin mattresses and box lar. 547.2100. 1-1979 Cadillac Seville. i974 V~6.-good Ras springs, Gcrry baby car. _. -- ..- --'- ...--.-. CAPRi, See 23159 Mack at 9 Mile 1-1977 Lincoln Town, 4.door mileage, AM.FM, $925. 792. DARK GREEN rier. ~fany h 0 us h 0 I d ANTIQUE SHOW and sale- , 1-1977 Grand Prix. METALLIC-SADDLE item" Rooks and clothes. Mradowbrook Village Mall ' . . _ 1-1974 Sportabout wagon. 5199. after 4 p.m. 774-{)450. Ray Campise Ask for Norm. VTNYL INTERIOR, 885.2300, ! Ro('he~t(lr - Adams and 9-AR-TIClES -W-ANTE-ri BllY, lease - many more in _._ .. __ . . _ Walton. Fcb. 21.24. During stock. 1979 Z.28 Camaro - Low A~f.FM STEREO. Rfl .....AL s{'v:ing !n~rhine - ~!all hours. I CALL JIM IMH:)FF mileage, many options, DRUMMY POWER DOOR LOCKS. (new mol"r), '.1:) Portable' -. . ,,_. __..__ WE BUY BOOKS 521.1111 must sell. 773.0185 after Whirlpool, $7(, Glass slid. ",r:NNARY Kage Antiques. GRUB STREET - A BOOKERY POWER BRAKES. ... ing doors, for hlthtuh (2 Hours: Wpdnesday.Friday. i Serving The East Side Over 3 Years ___~r~cr you:_~~_n~w. i .__.~~m: . _ OLDS POWER STEERING, scts), ~50 a i,ipcp Wom. 12.4 Saturday 9.,5. Cadieux' QUA LIFIED APPRAISALS, SINGLE VOLUMES, RUSTPROOFING by Tuff. i 1977 CHEVETTE, excellent CENTER CONSOLE en's shops, Si7,' 9.1OAA, at Warren, 882.4396. ENTIRE COLLECTIONS BOUGHT Kote will add to the rcsale I condition, 4.speed, call 368. THE ROAD TO WITH AUT0;\1ATIC mrn's shoe'S, 10',,,,\\, pink .- PHOMPT PAYMENT, iMMEDIATE REMOVAL val.le of your car. 822.5300. i 6805 after 5 p.m. SAVINGS TRANS~IlSST()N, AIR, twin h r d s pre ads and We arc especially interested in buying books on T1NTED GLASS, ROMA HALL '1977- in; I 'L L' F. CadiJIa;;. I 1'974 ciIRYSL~:R Ne";" Y~rk: For that personal touch Detroit, Michi!(an, Civil War, Signed, Limited s SPECT AL WHEELS. matching r1rapcs, 80"x8l'. ANTIQU E FLEA hlack wilh red leather in.: pr Br,')uQham, 38,500 miles, : E:litions, Children's, A'Iant.Garde, County His. on new or used cars. ONLY 24.000 ~!ILES. all custom m.:'ttl~. Call after MARKET terior, 32,000 mil~s, load. I hhrk, hlack interior, 882. torirs, Geneology, OcC'ult, Illustrated, Art Pho. Monday and Thursda~, TN EXCF;I.LF.:'iT 10 a,m. 824'133;). 'East Side. Sunday, February cd, private owncr. Excel.' 5062 ! 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tues. tography, Books on Books, Philosophy and worth. CONDITION. "77 TiJl'~;TJ!';nBlRD -- Ex. 17. 2484~ Gratiot, East Dc. lent condition. 527-4395. ~1'97'"P N ' hb- -k-- --- day, Wednesday and $:1,950 whIle books in all areas. We also need bookcases. ------_... f' .~ I TO hate ac, pow .. i ('rllcnt rnndi(ion. .'3.1,000 troit .. 9.4. Frer admission, ' Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. J:>038 MACK, GROSSE POINTE PARK, MICH. 1973 LTD, 4.door, air, good i cr steering and brakes, CALL 823.1163 mil,!, I\f1rf 6 p,m, 977. J, C, WY~O tires plus snows, 35,000 ~ ~unroof, 4.spc(!d, 1.791. 824.8874 TOES.' FRI., 12.7 P.M. 772-2200 AFTER 6 P.?lf. 3277. 773.7803 mile3, $1,250. 885.6071. 2568 "Her fj p.m I _ Thursday, February 14, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty-Three ll-CARS FOR SALE 12D-LAKE AND .. 13-REAL------_.-ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE I9-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL-ESTAT£. FOR SALE '. FIREBIRD '78 Formula-alr, RIVER PROPERTY FORSALE FOR SALE , FOR SALE FOR SALE AM/FM, 8 track, excellent ON ------condition. 884-1035. 100 feet~~t~~R~r Port GROSSEPOINrE IN GROSSE POINTE Woods, GROSSE POINTE WOODS- NEW! NEW! NEW! WINDMILL POINTE Huron. Tops in neighbor. . WOODS 1~1 Torrey. Open Sunday 4-bedroom Colonial, double BRAND N'EW! 665 BEDJ.<'ORD LANE '76 MONTE CARLO - tan 2-5. 3 bedroom, 21h bath lot, family room with fire. 638 WESTCHESTER Landau, full equipped, ex; hood, built by industrialist S c e n'i c Lochmoor Country This custom designed ranch is an artist's dream situ: beautifully designed 3.bed: Club, 3 beautiful bed. Colonial. Beautifully dee- place, 21h car attached ga. o,pen Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. ated on a quiet cul.de.sac within view of the cellent condition. Call aft. orated, carpeted through. rage, $74,900. 882-6580. A Classic design 4 bedroom er 6 p.m. 881-4472. rooms, 212 'baths, family rooms, library, formal din. lake, it has a spacious living room.den combina. room, 2 fireplaces. Ideal ing room, kitchen with all out. 2112 attached garage, ------home in the. beautiful tion with parquet floor, and beautiful fireplace. '76 VOI;ARE - 4.door, very home for entertaining. Ex- 'built.ins, full wall marble formal dining room, family I)PEN SUNDAY 2.5, 22968 Windmill Pointe area. Ca. The glass window wall opens to a brick patio clean, $1,750. 885.1104. cel1ent beach, beautiful fireplace in living room, room. I a r g e - landscaped Marter Road, immediate thedral ceilinged family sheltered by a natural wood over. hang. One bed. ------grounds. finished basement wit h back yard. 886-8409. possession on this 2.bed. room. Cozy li'brary. Italian room in this two.bedroom home is designed for '74 FORD LTD - very good W. BRUCE KEYS ledgerock fireplace. Built------.--.--- I room, brick condominium, tile foyer, first floor laun. optional use as an artist's home studio or library. condition, low mileage, $1,. REALTOR in pool with cabana. Estate BY OWNER - Star of Sea, in La k e s h 0 r e Village. dry. Fabulous closets and There are 21h baths, 2 furnac{;~, central air con- 400 or best offer. 881-9282. PORT HURON size lot loox330. Man y Barnes School. 4 bedroom Close to s/,'lpping and much, much more. ditioning, St. Charles kitchen and first flOal' ~------Office ~-98!S-9685 more extras. Land Con- 21h bath, kitchen built.ins, transportation. Owner will $187,000 laundry, and basement. Sprinkler system. 1979 MONTE CARLO Lan. Evenings 1.385-3133 tract terms. family room. Built '64. 1m. look at all offers. WOODOREST REALTY SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT dau - every option plus CENTURY 21 macul!lte. $119,500. Open CENTURY 21-ACE 885.1715 PALAZZOLO & ASSOCIATES electric sunroof and cus. 81,6 SCENIC ACRES on M.25 - Sunday 2.5 p.m. 884-1772. 779.0200 885.1944 tom interior. Call 884-7102 north of Port Sanilac. 389. CHARWOOD after 6 p.m. foot frontage, one acre of 731.7200 GROSSE POINTE WOODS ______woods. Deer, pheasant and GROSSE POINTE WOODS - BY OWNER OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1978 CORDOBA - Sunroof, sn0"l'mobiling. New 24x24 Beautifully decorated brick Colonial with 2 large bed. Shure pointe 2013 - Luxury power, mint, low miles, $4, cottage style garage. Cash rooms, Pointe kitchen with built.ins, Florida living in this 2.bedroom, ON LAKE ST. CLAI R or reasonable Land Con. 2'h . bat h condominium. 700. 526.6000 ext. 55. I room, gas grill, 2 car garage. Must see to appreci- ST. CLAIR SHORES tract. 1~22.94BO. ate. Priced in mid 60's. By appointment only. Kitchen with eating area, 23333 DOREMUS '76 T.BIRD - Full power, and all built.ins. Dining 885-7621 or 881.3234 stereo, excellent condition, room, central air, attl'''hed If you want to live on the lake, then this is the ideal 41,500 miles, $2895. 792 garage. Lan d Contract home for you. Water on two sides of the property 2875. terms. and an unobstructed. breathtaking view for miles and yet this is all on a protected cove. 250 feet 11B-CARS WANTED 4 BEDROOMS, 3 Y2 BATHS WILCOX 884-3550 I of seawall. This home WaS built by the builder for himself using unique wood and paneling 'ro BUY 10'h % ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE I 2-5 Open Sunday 886.5557 throughout. Thermopane pic lure windows (236 square feet) provide a fantastic view of the VOLKSWAGENS (''.!stc~ ~~!!!, h!gh ql,l~.!itJ" '...... c!! rr...:i::t~n.:d bri~~ II ...... ,~- .... -"' \..-:- ~~ - .j.' , • ... .~ ,." • I Woodbridge East ...... O ..ub ..> .;»VIl..:J, ,..uu,j.b'U6 ,"He UCdU\..)' Vl WuUUlt: WANTED home. 24-foot living room, marble hearthed fire- and water activities inside to you. Living room Highest Prices Paid place, pegged flaor dining room, 25.foot beamed Two townhouse condos - dining area, combined country kitchen and fam: WOOD MOTORS V.W. cathedral ceiling family room, birch Mutschler be a utifully decorated, i1y area. Kitcher. with mr.ny features: Six.foot Gratiot at 8 Mile 372-2600 Kitchen with solarium floor has all built.ins: move.in condition. Five I l1e2rth fireplace with barbecue, cabinets are Phil. Frigidaire double oven, Amana -refrigerator," Ro. rooms, 2 bedrooms, pa. I ippine mahogany with 156 total doors. Three CASH FOR CARS tio, air conditioning, aU 'TOP DOLLAR PAID \ per range top, Kitchen. Aid dishwasher, built.in bedrooms with built.in closet space, 2 full baths , BOOK5 GE appliances, carport, MIKE MAHER CHEVROLET blender; 1st floor m.aster bedroom, 2nd floor plus lavatory, den or office, 21,2 car garage. Lot pool, clubhouse, facili. USED CAR LOT / master bedroom with attached bath, walk.in at. with l00-foot frontage. WANTED ties and security guard. EAST JEFFERSON AT tic and cedar closet, finished rec room, unbeliev. Open Sunday 2.5 CASH PAID able hidden storage, central air, This tastefully AL"'ER ROAD PETTINE REALTY WALKER.ALKIRE REALTY ./ 'j21-20oo YOU GAVE YOUR decorated home has newer carpeting and profes . sional window treatments with an aesthetically 775-7880, 521-4030 Member Homes For Living Network BOOKS A GOOD 822-0216 774-8200 WANTED: good used cars HOME. NOW SELL pleasing room flow. Many extras include central Call 778,5490. THEM Tv AN APPRE- fire ,alarm system, 2-ear attached, garage with CIATIVE BOOK SELL. automatic opener, large patio, all aluminum trim. ------ER. PRO M P T PAY- $118,500 GROSSEPOINTE MANSION CASH MENTS. IMMEDIATE FOR REMOVAL. 16761 E. JEFFERSON AT HARVARD RD. Many categories needed, CARS and also some paper- 7 bedrooms, large luxury residence, Louis Kamper designed. Completely Older Car" backs, bookcases, etc. WE BUY u~ated t~r.ougho.ut, including '0 fabulous master suite with 2-story ca- Towed in Free purchased. 15 years in t~edrar cedIng, hrs and her changing rooms, master bath is extra-large business. Please call DIAMONDS. FINE JEWELRY. STERLING With new Kohler bath fixtures, deep soaking tub and custom decorated. 839-5300 John King. JA Y BOLOGNA CARS SILVER • POCKET WATCHES C.omplete new kitchen with GE. Versatronic oven and range, KitchenAid 961-0622 dishwasher, trash compactor, Instant hot and much more Convenient l1C-BOATS AND AI,l inquiries confidential • ANTIQUE CLOCKS FIRST FLOOR LAUNDRY and a step-saving central intercom' system with MOTORS • Clip and save this ad • from a-track tape deck. Attached garage with automatic door opener. Bright, SPRING SALE on most of cheerful home that must be inspected to be appreciated. Lorge assumable \ Private owners and estates mortgage. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. A brochure and floor pion will be our inventory. Buying or 13-REAL ESTATEFOR SALE selling a boat, call Jerry Highest prices are paid-Trades are considered mailed upon request. By Appointment. Wagner, Jefferson Beacb Transactions are always confidential Marina. 778.7600. 1019 ANITA PAYMENT IS IMMEDIATE UNIQUE .. OFFERING - 1001 CADIEUX SEA RAY, 1979, 24 ift. C.C OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY twins, fully equipped, low . 2 Bedroom C<;rriage House hours. $17,500. 886-2829. 3 bedro.om brick ranch, lY.z baths, family room, fin. CHARTERHOUSE & CO. Carriage house living, this ideally locoted structure has been redesigned ished basement, central air, new roof, patio, gas WANTED - 5.10 h.p. out. 16835 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe to a single family residence. Completely updated, the home offers a first • grill, 2 car garage: Excellent condition. $88,900. board. Also sbip.to-shore .. (313) 885-1232 floor laundry, family room (l3'x18'), heated garage and patio. The second radio. 881-3334, By Owner. level features 2 bedrooms, kitchen, dining and living room. Inquiries in- vited, $115,000. Brochure and floor plan will be mailed upon request. 25 FT. 1977 CHRIS.CRAFT 884-7048 Express Cruiser, low hours, Eves. & Weekends 882-1293 ship to shore radio, tarp, lrame, many extras $15,000. 773-4047 "after 6 ,. ,. MONROE & MEEHAN REALTY 393-2700 p.m. '.• ,,1 'SINE REALTY ASSO'CIATES' 1976 18 FT. THOMPSON Grosse Pointe Woods-Exceptional 3 bedroom brick fiberglass, 130 h.p. Volvo Colonial. Newer kitchen, family room, fireplace,. FIRST OFFERING tilt trailer, $5,000. 886-9538 112 baths, screened porch with patio and gas or 884-9718. grill. Low $80's, ST. CLAIR _SHORES - CondomiiJ.lum living at its finest. Professionally decorated 2 bedroom top The '77 CARVER, 25 ft., fully floor condo. Features include all new carpeting, Grosse Pointe Woods - 3 bedroomtobrick Colonial, equipped, low hours, excel c!1stom draperies and sheers. Refrigerator, stove. excellent condition with i1l1mediate occupancy. l""t, c'lndition. $13,000 disposal, dishwasher, central air, clubhause, pool, Ph baths, central air. Low $60's. Gross'e Pointe Real Estate Co. Call after 3:30 p.m. 294- sauna. Near transportation and shopping. Call for 6928. an appointment, Professional people specializing in Personal Service Grosse Pointe Woods-Custom.built quad-level with OPEN SUNDAY FOR YOUR VIEWING 2-5 WH.c~LJ:,R 40xl?, no dry rot, 3 bedrooms, entertainment area with wet bar GROSSE POINTE WOOD!: - Situated in the new Harvard 3 BR Colonial $6,500. For information and natural fireplace, central air. Assumable area of -Grosse Pointe Woods sits this prestigi- call 771.3143. Severn 4 BR Colonial mortgage. $117,000. aus, five,bedroom Southern Colonial featuring Beaconsfield 3 BR Bungalow large living room, formal dining I room, kit- i 1F-"RAILERS AND Manchester 3 BR Bungalow CAMPERS 4 Harper Woods - crosse Pointe Schools. Excellent chen with built-in oven, range, dishwasher, Cape Cod, 2 bedrooms, room to expand upstairs. disposal, and refrigerator. A spacious kitchen FOUR NEW OFFERINGS: BUNGALOWS, RANCHES, CONDOS, COLONIALS '66 HOLIDAY 20' Trav~l Immediate occupancy. affords plenty of dinirtg area and all oak cabinet- AND MUCH MORE Trailer. Excellent condi. ry. A natural fireplace and raised hearth graces tion. AC.DC system. Sleeps NEW OFFERING-Brick thr~e.bedroom with family room, completely redecorated, FIRST OFFERlIiG - UNDER $4O's the warm family 'room. In addition to the first six. Furnace, toilet and floor laundry room and the three and one half new ~arpet, natural woodwork, new awnings, lovely street in the Pointes. shower. Gas range and reo Harper Woods - 3 bedraom bungalow. New raof, Priced in the 70's. new furnace, new wiring, newly decorated, IIh baths is the professionally finished basement frigerator. Natural wood with wet bar and storage rooms. Call for addi- car garage. NEW OFFERING--Brick Ranch, three bedrooms, 'central air, close to schools, interior. $2,500. Phone 372. tional details. 13 month Home Warranty, 2542 .. transportation and shopping. Nestled in with many fine Colonjals. Priced in the low 60's in the Woods. l1G-MOBILE HOMES SINE REALTY GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Charming oider home ,- near transportation and schools. Natural fire. NEW OFFERING-Brick three.bedroom Bungalow. Finest area of Roseville, clean, 1979 HONEY Motor Home, MULTI LIST SERVICE place in the big roomy living room, dining ready for occupancy. No work necessary, new carpet and paint. Two bedrooms 23 ft. Ford chassis, self. FARMS OFFICE 884-7000 room, stove and refrigerator remain in kitchen, up plus bath, contained, generator roof (4) bedrooms plus a sitting room, full basement, NEW OFFERING-Three-bedroom brick Bungalow. Natural woodwork, everything and caf> air, stove, refrig- 2'h car' garage, gas FA heat. This home has a new, perfect condition. Located in Detroit's finest area. erator, stereo, 8 track tape, lot of potential. full bath. cruise control. GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Colonial with two-ear attached garage, recently decor. sleeps 6. trailer hitch. 7,000 HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM HARPER WOODS-Looking for that neat and clean ated, located close to shopping and transportation. In the' prime area of the miles. Many more extras. AVAILABLE home?? Well, look no further. This 11,2 brick Woods, open Sunday or call for an appointment. $13,500 firm. 885-4831. story has all aluminum trim for easy mainten. MOORLAND - Larger executive 3 bedroom brick ance. Living room with natural fireplace, formal STERLING HEIGHTS-Four bedroom Colonial, family room, sun porch, rec. room, 12B-VACATION Colonial. Large family room, sliding door wall, dining room, kitchen with eating space, three attached garage, beautiful landscaping, located in a very private subdivision. PROPERTY will lead you to the redwaod deck patio, with good size bedrooms, full basement, 112 car ga. Call for appaintment. gas barbeque. Professionally finished basement rage, gas FA heat, assumable mortgage. CITRUS SPRINGS, Florida BUNGALOW-Three bedroom plus one, under $50,000.00 are impossible to find with wet bar. 2'h baths which includes full bath in the Pointes. Here is one in the mid 70's with charm and class. Call for an l00'xI50', golf course lot: off master bedroom. Underground sprinkling ST. CLAIR SHORES-Don't miss the opportunity to borders on 15th ,l!t'een, appointment. system. Grosse Pointe Woods park and boating see a very unusual and smartly decorated home. near clubhouse. $15,500. This three bedroom brick ranch offers the dis. privileges. Owner moving South. Call 'JS for more DETROIT LISTINGS Firm. 725.7186. tinguished buyer a lot for his money. Featured extras! is a large living room with natural fireplace, COLONIAL-Three bedroom, 11,2 baths, new everything, quality and care through- SCHUSS MOUNTAIN SALISBURY-We are offering a larger 4 bedroom country kitchen, family room with fireplace. out. This home is updated, owner is being transferred, open Sunday but VACANT LOT brick, tri.level. You will enjoy the kitchen with heater combination. Believe it or npt! An in- probably won't last. Call now for an appoin1ment. 882-0087. . Year round, family oriented area. ' , the bay wi~w lIlso the large sliding daorwall ground, in.house heated pool so the owners can from lower family room, and the 2 upper bed. enjoy swimming all year round. Full finished GRAY'T'QN, ENGL1SH STYLE BUNGALOW-Many new features, furnace, HWH, WI LCOX 884-3550 rooms will give you a perfect view of the private basement, 2.car attached garage. HURRY! carpets, electrical, excellent Land Contract terms available. Shows beautifully. Call for more details. Priced in the low $4{l's. fenced yard with above ground pool surrounded 12D-LAKE AND RIVER ST. CLAIR SHORES - Located near 12 Mile Road, by 3 carefree patiO's. Give us a call today. TWO-FAMILY FLAT-Rents for $500.00 per month. Brick Tudor, updated kitchens PROPERTY West of Little Mack is this four.bedroom brick , and baths. Excellent tenants, property takes care of itself. Excellent invest- It would be a pleasure to show you this large charm. ranch. Updated kitchen and big, roomy family ment, priced in the $30's. - ST. CLAIR RIVER ing bi.level with approximately 3,300 square feet room. Full basement with lavatory. gas FA heat, Outstanding value, caused by of living space. 4 bedrooms, 1 on the lower level 21,2 car garage. This immaculate home is near CONDOS owner's need to sell quick. adjacenl to the very large family raom and 31,2 shopping and transportation and priced to sell 1.1'.Spacious St. Clair home baths, attached garage, located near private park fast. Assumable mortgage. 13 month Home War. SIMPLE ASSUMPTION-23 Mile & Jefferson. close to water and new park. Tv.'0' has four (or five) bed. and mini lake for the enjoyment of the sub. The ranty. bedroom Townhouse, 11,2 baths. Call for more informatjon. 882.{}()87. rooms, 31,~ baths, dining owner is also offering you the home warranty LAKESHORE VILLAGE-Two.bedroom Townhouse, finished basement with full room and fantastic living. plan for a private showing call us today. OPEN SUNDAY bath, kitchen updated with all modern appliances. Call for an appointment. entertainment room with BORDERING GROSSE POINTE, large 3 bedroom Between the hours of 2 and 5 this Sunday, Mr. David huge stone fireplace. wet VACANT J'lROPERTY--St. Clair Shores, investors and builders-call for more brick ranch with 2 natural fireplaces, family will be pleased to show you through this mod. bar and 26.foot wall of information, ask for Bob Tighe. erately priced and well maintained 3 bedroom glass facing river. A great I room, large window will give you complete view of your inground heated pool, surrounded by brick Colonial at 1793 Hampton, Grosse Pointe family home at a great bar., HOUSE FOR LEASE-Prestige residence for lease, ready for your inspection. I!an pril'P. $135,000. Land the finest shrubberies to give you that tropical Woods. English Tudor, natural fireplace, eight rooms plus porch, two.car attached Cont ract Terms. feeling, finished basement with wet bar and full garage. Call 882-0087 for details. bath, attached garage is converted into pool Cozy riverfront hideaway, "The Sign of the Very Besl" I house. Owner transferred, ana: can give you pos. I CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHAEL KARRY SALES ASSOCIATE OF TilE WEEK right smack on the water. This Home Covered by Interstate Warranty Co, I session at closing, Call us for more detailed wit}, steel sea,w:lII, new I extras. boat and fishing dock, and I mint condition two bed. WE ANSWER OUR PHONE 24 HOURS MONROE & ASSOCIATES Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. room home with fantastic I vi('ws of the river, elevat-I 21316 MACK AVE. We Treat Your Home Like Our O",n ('d deck, family room, two 19329 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe (,:lr garage. $78,000. Land CENTURY 21 UNIQUE GROSSEPOINTE WOODS Contrart terms, Immediate possession. 778-4900 884-5885 882-0087 329.2294 Page Thirty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 14, 1980 13-REAL ESTATE I 13:-RUL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE --~-~------~- 13-REAL ESTATE 1~pm FOR SALE 21-MOVING 2lF-HOME . FOR SALE . FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE 21G-ROOFING GOLDEN RETRIEVERS WILL MOVE complete house. IMPROVEMENT SERVICI$ CENTRAL FLORJDA acre. NEW ON 'THE market--M31 FO~ SALE BY OW~ER. TODAY'S AKC, champIon pedigree, hold or small quantities. ....e. Must sacrifice. Two Perrien Place. Colonial, See pIctures and .detatl.~ m shots, 7 weeks old. Call be. Glosse Poin-te resident with SMITH BROTHERS P & PROOFING adjoining half acres In ex. built by Scott, " bedrooms, the Grosse ~,omte For CONSTRUCTION BEST BUYS tween 12 and 6 p.m. 649- I own truck. Bob, 8p.3913. RESIDENTIAL AND elusive rural community. 2 full baths, 2 half baths. Sale By ~wner n~slette~. Kitchens, Dormers, Addi. GROSSEPOINTE 1262. ." 21A-PIANO SERVICE COMMERCIAL Lal'le lake, boating, fish. ;i.ooO square feet. All bed. 1{21 Budungharn-Mld $80 s GROSSE POINTE tions, Fireplaces, Siding, 1nc 'beach privileges, pro. rooms with walk.in closetl. 886-~20 ~r 884-4299. Trim, and Gutters, Base. • REPAIR 4 bedroom brick single, 2 DACHSHUND and Poodle PIANO TUNING and repair. • RE.RooF .fe.ssl.onal ball field, tennis 2 Story marble foyer, elr- .926 U~lverslty-382-4574. full baths, carpeting, gas puppie" mixed, free -to ing. W 0 r k guaranteea. ment and Attic Remodel. courts Immediate equity. cular staircase, spacious 421 Rlvard-884-3559. ing. • RE.SHINGLE heat. Price reduced to sell, good home. 824-6067. Member AFM. E'd w it r d Free Estimates Only $700 down each, and kitchen with actagonal is- Tudor Townhouse - $148,- $38,500. Call for details. We Are Reliable, Licensed, lSSilme low monthly pay. 11 1 d 000 885-8151 FREE TO good home-Smart Fels1<:e.465-6358. And An Insured Company. on all re.roof, new.roof and ments at 83,4% interest. land. Exce ent a~ scap- S thO Ox! d' _ $15~ 000 NEW LISTING re.shingle. We offer a 2.year 4 bedroom single, very sharp, playful, hvable, black male COMPLETE piano service. Free ..Esti.mates. 296.1050. Must sell one or both. Con. ing with larg~. patio and 0~2.a459. or ,. Warranty. side drive, 2-car garage, pup. Appro"imately 4 Tuning, rebuilding, refin. tact Ms. P. Renner, 2250 fountaln. ~xcltIng house. :U7 Kerby _ $89 900. 882. months old. Cock.a.poo. ishing. Me m b e r Piano LAKEPOINTE No decorahng needed. Call 9160 '. quick possession, terrific CALL PETE779-5160 buy at $32,900. Easy terms. Afghan? Mixed. Looks like Technicians Guild. Zech. CONSTRUCTION ~p F~~:~ ~;~;, H:; 882-2140 for appointment. 1072 Balfour _ 822.1659. black Benji, housebroken Bossner. 731.7707. Lic('nsed Builders 21H-CARPET GROSSE POINTE and has shots 885-8232 phone (813) 324-4570. I HOME OWNERS INSUR. Investor wants GP property A custom home, extra nice. Complete home CLEANING modernization EXCELLENT income invest- ANCE Policy for your regardless of condition. 6 room brick Colonial. Nat 000 ENGlLl'SH Sheepdog-2 21B-SEWING COLLEGE STUDENTS with ural fireplace, gas heat, years old, male, Talisman MACHINE t\dditions and kitchens ment in the Park. By own. closing. Call Chesney In. 19~:~'mond _ Approx. our specialty references. Steam, exlrac. er. Spacious 5 up, 5 down, surance Agency, 884.5337 side drive, large lot. Best bloodlines, nee d s good COMPLETE TUNE-UP $3.95. tion, shampoo and spot'h- for your quotation. $73,000. 881-4253. side drive, large lot. Price a82.6707 823.3559 good condition. Fenced in -- 418 Cloverly - $80,000. 885- home with yard. 886.2718. All makes, all ages. All moval. Low prices. Bob yard, beautiful woodwork, reduced $55,000, terms. and Joe. 463-9383. 1316. OLD ENGLISH Shel!P dog, parts stocked. 885-7437. FLOOR SANDING. - profes. hardwood floors, separate BUSINESS IS EXCELLENT WANTED female, 7 months, AKC sionally done. Dark stain. furnaces and water heat. 526 Saddle Lane - 884-6983. WE CAN SELL YOUR BUYING SWORDS, HOME registered, champion- sired, 21C-ELECTRICAL ing and finishin~. All work K-CARPET ers. $53,500. Evenings 822. Call 881.2044 for a News' CALL US NOW FOR A home raised, hOusebroken, SERVICE guaranteed. Free estimates. CLEANING 9307. Days 964-5678. Kathy. GUNS, DAGGERS, MEDALS, HELMETS letter or to advertIse your QUICK SALE health guaranteed, offered 885.0257: COMPANY home. CROWN REALTY by conscientious breeder. ELECTRICAL contracting-. CARPET TROMBLY - By owner. 2 774-9651 526.3318. Call Burak Electric. 882. family flat, each includes HADLEY SPECIALISTS ST. CLAm SHORES 821-6500 8575. HOME IMPROVEMENT 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, fam- VIEW OF LAKE TOM McDONALD &; SONS • Steam Extraction WOODBRIDGE EAST URGENTLY NEEDED INC. ily room, natural fireplace, Low maintenance in st. Clair 3rd GENERATION • Shampoo 1068 Wood~ridgE' Dr.-Beau. GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY COMPLETE REMODELING 3 car garage, lot 50 x 150.. Shores. 3 bedroom brick LOVING • Spot and Stain Removal tiful 2 bedroom, 1~ bath SERVICE Call 881-5037 before noon ranch, fIreplace, bay, din. FIR S T CFFERING, 1602 Owners for gentle 7'.vear.old • Upholstery Cleaning condominium in private Anita - 3 bedroom, brick BelU(le who's elderlv com. KJtchens, baths, rec. rooms • . . at affordable nrices or after 6 n.m. 109 room, MUtscruer Kit., HOOVER WIUllIuuiLY seuing with tl:)me, open Sunday. 886 panion passed away: Skip- FACTORY AUTHORIZED and additions, including 882.0688 cu~tom landseaping, club chen, recreation room, wet 3815. per likes living indoors: is SERVICE counter tops, cabinets, pan. hou\f with pool, private BY OWNER bar. $70,000. 0.- n "',;..day in e.x~el1ent health, and eling, aluminum siding, CARPET and furniture 2.5 p.m. 773-27~. I gual'd, many services, two 2159 M c KIN LEY, Grosse POfNTE VACUUM trim and gutters. Licensed cleaning. 25 years experi- desperately nee d s your FREE PICKUP AND 34 Beacon Hill - 5 bed- story unit with living-room. Pointe Farms. Recently and .insured: ence, by Wilbur, Doug and_ kitch~n-!arnily room, full decorated, center entrance iove and care. To inquire DELIVE;RY rooms, 4 full, 21,2 baths, HARPER WOODS, by own. about Skipper call 821-0486 886-0520 Ken. 778-1680. . central air, electronic er, 4 bedroom brick bunga. basement, two carports, Colonial. with three laIWe NEW REBUILT PARTS fenced patio. central air -bedrooms, IIh baths, 10 between 3 and 6 p.m. on - air filter furnace. $250" low, excellent condition, Sunday. TU 1-0700 21-G-ROOFING 21.I-PAINTING. 000. 886.2350 or 886- Grosse Pointe schools, as. with electronic air cleaner, caied on attractive lot in 21oo2.MACK SERVICES DECORATING all appliances, .full car. heart of the Farms. In 7952. I sume 7% percent mort. 2O-GENERAL SERVICE gage. 882.2838. neted. Principals only. Call ch.des separate breakfast S & J ELECTRIC CASHAN ROOFING INTERIORS ~ 886-0704. area, Florida room and HANDYMAN - Plumbing, Residential • Commercial carpeted ree 'room. Full BY' DON AND LYNN electrical, home mainten. No Job too Small HOT ROOFS Husband.wife team - Paint- 410 BARCLAY storms, 3rd floor walk.up Commercial. Residential . FIRST OFFERINGS ance. Call Bill, 884-9363. 885.2930 ing, wallpaper perfection.' IN THE FARMS Harper Woods - Grosse at-tic, 2 car garage, fenced Year round service yard. 886-6959 or by ap- • PLUMBING ists. 20 years experience. 4 bedroom, 21,2 bath Colonial, family room, attached Pointe schools. beautifully BOB'S ELECTRIC, licensed Shingles and repairs References. 527-5560. pointment. $98,500. OPEN • PLASTERING Work guaranteed garage with electric opener. !-arge redwoo~ deck, decorated, newly carpeted, contractor. Violations, ser. SUNDAY 2:30-5. • PAINTING Insured. 886.3245 gas grill Beautiful landscapmg, central aIr, and 3 bedroom, brick bunga. vice change. Grosse Pointe . air cleaner. Large assumable mortgage. $135,000. low, 2 car. garage. 20625 • CARPENTRY FISHER RD. - Center Hall • MASONRY vicinity. 875-9766. PROFESSIONAL Call 885.2620 for appointment. Beaufait. Call 88~1190, Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 21h EXPERT REPAIRS • VIOLATIONS evenings 979-6085. 'baths, p3neled den, dining ALL TYPES of electrical QUALITY CORRECTED ROOFING, room, freshly decorated work, Ranges, dryers in. PAINTING Warren - Super sharp 3 Immediate occutlancy. No • NOTHING TOO SMALL stalled-remodeling. EleC' GUTTERS Now scheduling for imme. GROSSE POINTE WOODS bedroom brick ranch, new. 'brokers. 884-9481. GUY DE BOER trical repairs, fixtures. Li. SMALL JOBS diate interior and sum. ,. ! 1656 HAMPTON Iv carpeted, remodeled kit- 776-3708 885-4624 censed and insured. Col. GROSSE POINTE AREA 774-9651 mer exterior. Painting Adorable 2 bedroom in Woods. Fireplace, 2 car ga- chen and bath. 2 car ga. ville Electric Company. 3 bedroom brick. Immedi BILL JENZEN'S and d e cor a ti n g by rage, '$64,900. - rage. 13 & Hoover area. Evenings 774-9il0. Day s ate' occupancy. Reasonable. General Repairs, Carpentry, ROOFING & REPAIRS Pointe resident. Reason. 881-4783 30440 Iroquois. $59,900. LA 6-7352. 824-8894 886-1811. Paintinll, Wall Paperin1t & Flat or shingles. Aluminum able prices. Can Dale: Call 886-1190, evenings 979- Removal. Drywall &; - Plas- gutters and aluminum trim. 886.2088, 6085. GROSSE POINTE FARMs.-.. ter Repairs. 779-4755. HARBOR ELECTRIC I Free Estimates 593 BLAIRMOOR COURT 3 bedroom 'brick Colonial Violations Corrected Bob or Dale Isham with family room, new kit. DON'T PITCH IT 526-0666 527.8616 OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 chen, new furnace. 439 FIX IT FREE ESTIMATES ESSIAN 4 .bedroom 2~ bath brick Colonial, 2',2 attached ga. ,ANJEL Madison. !t85-7348.\ We can repair just about any 882-9420 ROOFS and DECKS small appliance, or home Licensed and insured. con. PAINTING rage, den or 5th bedroom on first fl~or, large LAKESHORE VILLAGE _ GUTTERS AND power tool you can think tractor. COMPANY beamed family room with fireplace, fIrSt floor Y2 DUPLEX Assumable 2.bedroom con- DOWN SPOUTS laundry; Master bedroom with private bat~, cen. . 19529 MOROSS . do, basement, super loca. of, and at a reasonable WE SELL AND INSTALL Gutters cleaned. and flushed CUSTOM price. Pick-up and delivery t:,a1 air carpeted tec room with bar, additional Near Beaconsfield. For sale tion, $46,900. 779.9355. R06F AND GUTTER New and Repair Work INTERIOR.EXTERIOR by owner. Newly decorat. in the Pointes: and Harper DE.ICING CABLES ',2 'bath: storage cabinets, brick patio, gas grill, Licensed and Insured PAINTING AND ed.' Comfortable, Jnexpen. ST. CLAIR SHORE8-3.bed. Woods, $1.00. Call the Tin. etc. . . . $155,500. 881-4058. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE WALLPAPERING sive living in a prime room brick ranch. excel. ker, 885.3735 after 5 p.m. RETIRED MASTER electric- 884.9512 neighborhood. Hardwood Ie n t condition, finished ian. Licensed. Violations, Reasonable Rates inoors, no- wax kitchen basement, central air, re 20A-CARPET LAYING services increased. Al s 0 Free Estimates GRACIOUS CENTER-ENTRANCE floor, new carpeting, fin. modeled kitchen, dish wash. CARPET REPAIRS _ ALL _ small jobs. TU 5.2966. CALL BOB ANY TIME ished basement, finis~ed er, professionally 1andscap .. ,. KINDS OT" ._. ' I .. . PAQUIN ,,::', COLONIAL . 882-4381 GROSSEPOINTE PARK 'upstairs:' $24,900 .. () pen' - ed, good location: St,'.Toan' 'Specl'aliiihg '4n "bl.lrns, 'seaini ~VACUUM ROQFING !- Sunday 2.5 p.m. 838-6141 Parish. 791-4317. repair, Il.tair shift,:r~ll!retch, Specialists in Flat Roofs_ . 5 lar/ile 'becft:ooms 3 fuil baths, 2 half baths, paneled or 521.5526.. GR'OSSE POINTitwbODS-- installation of new/used CLEANER REPAIR . Licensed - Insured ." SAVE 20% , library/den c~n be used as family room; spacious Bookcase wall in large fam carpet., . car pet padding KIRBY, EUREKA, 839.7534 A. V. PAINTING AND basement recreation room with wet bar and fire- MEADOWBRIDGE condo. ily room, 4 bedrooms, 21h sales. HOOVER, ETC. DECORATING place, new gas furnace, sprinkler system~ location minium, 16 and Harper, 2. baths, central air, walking JERRY'S CARPET SERVICE .. • Custom Interiors convenient to public transportation, schools and bedroom Townhouse. As- to elementary, middle and 776.3604 after 4 p.m. FREE PICKUPS, DELIVERY • Wallpapering - Removal shopping. Many, many quality extras. Open Sun. sume 8% %. 791.3635. Grosse Pointe North. CARPET LAYING' AND ESTIMATES HEDEMARK • Woodwork. Stripping -, day, February 17th, 2.5 p.m. GROSSE POINTE WOODS BY OWNER 885.1563 NEW AND OLD CITY WIDE VACUUMS CO. ROOFING Refinishing Brick ranch with 3 bedrooms, for appointment Stairs Carpeted Shifted 15405 East Warren Ave. 'Repairs • Reroofing • Wall Repair. Patching. 1072 Balfour' 822.1659 Light Plaster livin~ room with fireplace, 81 WOODLAND SHORE DR. Repairs of All Types Corner of Beaconsfield Specializing in hot tar. dinette, fully finished base. Grosse Pointe Shores _ 10 ALSO Licensed - Insured NEAT, 'COURTEOUS , SERVICE ment. Excellent carpeting CARPETING, VINYL, FREE ESTIMATES 927 N. RENAUD - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 and draperies. Spotless, va. houses from lake, an out HARDWOOD 882-4084 885.7067 888-6800 Sprawling broad.front ranch featuring three bedrooms, cant, immediate occupancy. standing modern contem Samples Shown in FREE ESTIMATES $ 0 porary home ..Designed and 21E-STORMS AND 21,2 baths, 25.foot living room with natural fire- 2 car garage. 65,00. As. Your Home SCREENS place, formal dining room and sunken family sume present mortgage or built by Cox & Baker. 4 BOB TRUDEL 21-I-PAINTING, DECORATING room Add to this a paneled library and country buy on 2.year Land Con. bedrooms, 4 baths" cathe 294-5896 kitchen. Near Star of Sea. 11% Land Contract, tract, 10% interest. Phone dral ceiling living room EASTVIEW available. 822.6614. wet bar. fireplace, Mutsch 20C-CHIMNEY AND ALUMINUM INC. THE PAINT BUCKET Ier KJtchen, paneled fam 17008 MACK CONDO. Near Macomb College. Two bedrooms, kit. FIREPLACE CHARMING ily room with fireplace Grosse Pointe Park Fine quality, experienced painters at a reasonable chen with built.ins, central air, pool and club- REPAIR CAPE COD Main floor utility room Glass.screen repair, storms, price. Interior and exterior. Call Ted: 884-9704 house. 10% assumption. Immediate! 21h car garage. Must be STOP smoking fireplaces- trim, roofing, gut t e r s, or Berry: 885-6985. Complete with white picket seen to appreciate. Land free fireplace check. Fire. wrought iron, (vinyl prod. , ll86- 886- fence in the Farms. Ih Contract terms. Phase One places and chimneys clean. ucts), -awnings. 3300 D. DAY REALTY 3300 block from Kerby Ele. Co. 774-7370. ed and repaired. Chimney 881.1060 or 527..5616 mentary. 3 bedrooms, Ph RE/MAX screens installed. baths, formal dining, mod. (PEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 ADVANCE 21F-HOME ernized kitchen with dish- at 213 McMillan, Grosse MAINTENANCE IMPROVEMENT washer, study, new wall to Pointe Thrms. 3 bedroom 884-9512 JOANNA WESTERN .Homeowners Insurance wall carpeting throughout, Colonial built in 1977 HANDYMAN - 526-a462. WINDOW SHADES HOOF f. I d h MR. SWEEPS Remodel your kit c hen, May I ofie" you a cost and coverage quotation for Irep ace, screene porc. ba~ement, family room with PAJNT. SHUTTUS. klNOS bath or family room. Build Ii: AUFM ...... N 2'<',..~ car ,garage WI'th 2nd {ireplace, central air, $124, CHIMNEY CLEANING LEAK your new home? Policies prepared in time for rec rooms, cabinets, shelf STOIM, DOOtS AND WINDOWS your closi.,g. floor workshop. gas grill 900. Negotiable. Simple as Remove tHe potential fire Newly landscaped, well in. sumption. 979.9000, ask for h a z a-r d, Creosote. Have units, formica work, paint. REPAIR 884-5337 sulated, taxes reasonable Saro. your chimney swept clean ing. Quality work.

81L m bI rt g and inspected for a safer 72 70 assuma e mo .ga e 877 BARR[NGTON GR'A' TOP SPECIALISTS DAVID J. CHESNEY and 11% Land Contract wood burning season. 885. THE TINKERS available $!l9,900. 317 Ker- 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Mutsch. 6191. COMPLETE HOME SALES AND SERVICE 'FREE ESTIMATES CHESNEY INSURANCE AGENCY MAINTENANCE by. 882-9160. ler Kitchen, family room_ \ 1S011 IlEICHEVAl 21-MOVI"'G • General repairs • painting ,Roof Leaks Guaranteed 20225 MACK $69,900. Weekdays, 823 ~ ..... '" AII., • ,ft 'file ".,111 HARPER WOODS • wallpaper rem 0 val TU S.6000 ~ 20 Yrs. Experience Policies quoted with Citizens Insurance Co. of America 1900. Lois. Evenings and NEED SOMETHING moved, • brick work • carpentry .. 3 Bedroom Colonial weekends, 823-6094. delivered or disposed of. ~- :CALLBILL 882-5.539 Gro"se Pointe School System • wallpapering • plumbing Owner GROSSE POINTE PARK Two Pointe residents will • Cement work 881-5732 O move or remove large or No Job too Small EASTSIDE au ILDERS OWN HOME --- Sr ,695 0 WN small quantities of furni. 888-4374 881.9346 I LAKEFRoNT HOME. Lake lllh% MORTGAGE ture, appliances, pianos- , 526 SADDLE LANE - WOODS 4 bedrooms, finished base. or what have you. Call for PAINTING - Dry Wall - TRANSMISSION Huron, 10 miles north of 16301 MACK at 3 MI. OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 5 Po~l Huron. Penn anent ment, IIh baths, 2 car ga- free estimates. 343-0481 or Plaster - Gutters - other rage, drapes, carpeting, 822.2208. repairs. Reasonable rates. FREE ROAD lEST Traditional pillared brick Colonial, loaded with ex- h(}me. 100+ good beach, stove. refrigerator. Call DenniS. 1181-4588. WORK GUARANTEED tras. 4 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths, family 700 ft. depth, 4 bedroom. 2 fireplaces, family room, MICHELLE REALTY 20C-CHtMNEY AND 884-5959 room with fireplace, formal living and dining 921-2555 LICENSED BUILDER - Re. room, Mutschler kitchen, 1st floor laundry, cen- game room, 11h bath$, 21h FIREPLACE modeling, painting. Spe. tral air, 2 car garage with 3rd full bay for storage. car garage, boat house 13A-LOTS FOR SALE REPAIR cialize in baths. Monday Private patio. Professionally designed lower level beautiful Ii g h t e d tennis through Friday, 6 p.m ..9 SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES entertainment room with wet bar. Close to schools court with cabana, land GROSSE POINTE PARK p.m. 400-1718. FOR OVER 11} CENTURY ~caped, $189,000. By own BURNING WOOD and Hunt Club and over 3,000 square feet of 65 ft.-85 ft. wide by 156 ft er. (313) 327-6190. Causes build.up of flam. living area. Assumable mortgage. deep. 881-Q935. M.J.K. BUILDING .f F."" mabIe creosote in your I",., S",. ILET US LOOK for you _ '"d.4 ,., ,.. 884-6983 MARION OAKS, Florida chimney. This fire haz. AND HOME ~y11It.'t, flat, apartment wanted in Two lots, side Qy side. To nrd can be cleaned out IMPROVEMENT ~ 'J'-. ".., WA '.8282 Detroit or metro ar,)a? Call gethcr 180x120: All utili with no mess by fully INTERIOR & EXTERIOR . 552.0830. ties, paved street. Ready ------in.sured experts. Call: Industrial, Commercial, > i"."'.i". GROSSE POINTE PARK _ for building. 525-9747. CHIMNEY CRICKET Residential Chli" Li"k AII.Steel 1n4 Custom 4 bedroom brick LO'r-FOR'-SALE:-=-'100 -feet SWEEPS, INC. 885.1518 885.1839 Rudie Stylet WANTED Colonial, dining room. den, on Lakeshore - tax spli 541.1161 by 2-ear garage, updated kit 881.0076, NEED chen and bath. Possible 14-REAl EST AT-E- IMPROVEMENTS? MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 1040J HAlPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSnfAL short term land contract WANTED Call the specialist in baths, I Open Sunday 2-5 _ DuMouchelle's SUDRO INSULATION kitchens, rec rooms, addi. H J DACEY WANTED 2. or 3.bedroom Since 1948 tions, plumbing, elec. up. Oriental Rugs. Antiques. Fine Paintings. Jewelry . . homes in area. Will coop dating, insulation. commer. Prepare now for skyrock. Fine Furniture • Crystal • ~terling 0 China 774.54{)(} era Ie with your broker, or cial offices, lounges, rest. COMPLETE REMODELING SERVI E I eting fuel' bills' while in- aurants, licensed and in. • ADDITIONS • ALUM. SIDIIIG • PORCHES WII,iiAMSBVRG ~-I~~-kjng will on Land Contract with sulation costs are reason. Complete ESTATES or Single Items sured. condominium, $80,000. 4 large d 0 w n pay men t able. Insulation is blown • ATTIC ROOMS • ROOFIIIG • REC. ROOMS FREE ESTIMATES INSTANT CASH or on consignment bed moms, 2 baths, laste. Roach. 886-5770. in walls and ceiling. In. • KITCHENS • PAINTING • DORMERS fully decorated townhouse. -- --- .------. ---- CALL 824.1292 vestment pays for itself. RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Phone Us Al with owner anxious to sell! _l6-PETS ~OR SALE Comfort at lower tempera. COMPLETE Modernization- Call afler 6 p.m. 885.2472. AlRDALE - 4 years old, Licensed 963-6256 or 963-0248 tures. 15% tax credit. kitchens, bathrooms, fam. Builder 881- 8551 Insured 17440 Maumee, G r 0 sse friendl)', moving, free 0 I i1y rooms, etc. Deal direct. Pointe City. a good home. 885.8923. 881-3515 Licensed, Tom, 756.3576. CITY CONTRACTING CO.

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,, Thurs.day, February 14, 1980 ------GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty.Five •~ 2'.I-PAINTING, I 21-I-PAINTING, 21O-CEMENT AND 21S-CARPENTER ~------,' -- '---~- . -- - -_. ------______DECORATING I. DECORATING> BRICK WORK SERV!CE 21Z ...... SNOW REMOVAL FI V. I U , . GARDEN SERVICE .U Iruses rban Planner Predicts . R. J. LANDUYT ATrENTION' LANDLORDS! ANDY'S MASONRY AND • Attics • Porch Enclosures ------C I GI he I Let us prepare your places CHlMNEY SERVICE • Additions. Kitchens THREE CIS Ire e ., 0 R 0 I f D & ASSOC. for renting, cleaning, paint. All masonry, brick, water. .Commercial Buildings LANDSCAPING' --': eVlVa 0 owntown Painting, paperhanging, plas- ing, no job too small. Ask I=roofing repairs. Specializ. JIM suno N Winter landscape mainten. This winter, two especially I - '------.- tering, profeSlSional works for Don. 773.2035. . ing In tuck pointing and 1677 Brys Drive ance. . po~ent influenza viruses have The 1960s saw the boom second look beca'lse we at reasonable rates. 885- 1------small jobs. Licensed, in- TV 4-2942' TU 2.2436 -!':low i.s the best time for been circling .the globe.. : of neif,hborhood shopping I realize they ~epresent ape- 1900,885.0004. MARC -HOOVER sured, reasonable. 881-{)505 _____ .______inOEt deciduous tree trim. .Except durmg laEt winter, I center>. The '7C3 saw the riod of our history.'~ -G-R-O-SS-E-P-O-I-N-T-E- I PAl NTl NG AND BARKER' thIS has never happened be. I dom;nation of malls and A good deal of Drum. CONTRACTORS PAPER HANGING R. R. COD DENS CONTRACTORS, Inc. .• ~~n~~pecialize in deprun- rre, reports the American I supermalls. With 1980 just monj's work with Harland CEMENT Modernization • Alterations ing and shaping of all type ung Associ~tion in a news I begun, the logical question Bartholomew Md Associates. CUSTOM PAINTING AND • Single rooms or complete homes CONTRACTOR Additions. Family Rooms of fruit trees. re1ease. ! is: "What next?" in St. Louis is related to WALLPAPERING • Premium materials family business for. 55 years Kitchens & Recreation Areas _ Now is the best time for The two are type A flu According to M a I c 0 I m I historic preservation and reo EXPERT ANTIQUING • Estimates day or evening • New and repair work Estate Maintenance landscape designing-now viruses, a virulent form that Drummond, an urban plan- I I'ival of downtown business.

1 885-8155 • Competitive rates, insured JAMES BARKER that we are in our off-sea- can cause worldwide epi. ncr from St. Louis who is 'I districts. He is a planning • No job too small 886-5044 son months. we can con demics. Usually, one flu an adjunct professor at Mich. consul:ant who works with FREE ESTIMATES • Prompt attention to work • Dri"eways and porches . l .g St t TJ' T d b INSURED when started . centrate all our effort in vIrus 0 the type A variety I an a I' l nlversity, the CI Izens all usinessmen's' our specialty LETO d supplants an'lther. But so next trend in the way Amer. I groups to devise ways for re.... Michael Satmary Jr. MARC HOOVER • Patios esigning your outdoor en. far, th~ Russian flu vl'rus lCa shops will be the revival vampi:1g faded shopping dis. • Ch' BUILDING COMPANY vironment. We will present f Id d ' t . b -G-R-O-SS-E-P-O-'-N-T-E- Journeyman Imneys Since 1911 'th I t d and A/Victoria are ('o-exist- 0 0 er owntown areas. 'flcts to ring people back. ou PAl NTER'S, INC. Always answered o Waterproofing Custom Building YI'n aWcclomcaonml'ePdebca rarwe: ing, although the Russian .flu "Duwn.lowns were designed I Drummund .predicts that • Violations repaired g P Y P t b b I f d ff 11 I Fr:mily rooms our specialty, h d 1 t J't' vIrus seems 0 I' ecommg I or a I erent era" Drum. i sma towns wlll experience Painting interior. exterior, i 7_7_9._-_1_5_4_5_ CALL ANY TIME season sc e u e s a 109 d . t I d " I . • I alterations, kitchens. d t . . omman . I mon Eays. ' W hen they. an economic resurgence In paperhanging.., and panel. PROFESSIONNAL p a i n t- 886-5565 I TU 2.3222 • Rae. b II t' The Russian fLl virus ceased to me~t the needs of i the near future as industries ing. Free estimlltes cheer- ing, wall washing. Free es- ----.------.- c~~::rst:ran:eur~:~ fO~:S:: which cropped up in 1977: the . people, we s~w the: looking for a labor pool take fully given. Licensed and timates Retiree rates Ken l R. L. K. I ALBERT D. THOMAS W k h t I appears to be identical with: gro ....th of the shOPPIng cen-, the work where the workers. Insured. 527-6019 or 792.35H. . ers. e now ow 0 cam th f' . I ter and latel the mall and' are CONSTRUCTION INC. for your plant material. ano er lu virus that clrcu .. th 1 f . i . ,.' • , 882-9234 PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. . PRESENTS: 757-5330 lated in 1950 and after a i :. oss 0 money and bUSI- Anolller phenomenon he We are general contractors. few vear< dl'sappeared for' ne~ses from downtown foresees In small towns I'S MICHAEL'S ing and finishing. Special. Custom designed additions, 0 II t k f 11 ------J- ne ca a es care 0 a almost a quarter of a cen.: ";l/ow the pendulum is the transformation of rows PA INT' NG izing in dark staining. kitchens, baths, basements. your building - remodeling. FRU IT TREES . t t' t . b f Id t f Call for f r e e estimate. We specialize in all phases EXPERTLY PRUNED tury. "Fil}gerprints" of the' s,ar lIIg 0 sWing ack. The a 0 . s or.f.'r~nts Into unique DECORATI NG W. Abraham fl79-~50?'. of nl.",lit" ""ndrll"ti"n< problems large or small. I inner core of the Russian; lncreasmg cost of transpor- and Imagmallve livin,l1; and Interior.Exterior Service We \~'ill design and build I TU 2-0628 I P0I1-jTER LAlliiJoS(,J\t'lI-ll>- flli virus show its astonishing. lauon ~nd new housmg is ~w~.rkll1g places. Painting and Wallpapering DONALD BLISS to meet your needs. No job ------885.1900 similarity to the 1950 ver. ,tlml11atlllg a return to the I The cumulatiVe res u 1t.

Antiquing and varnishing Decorator too small. Residential and VOCCIA W.J. HENNINGER sion. Some scientists ~ave o!d.er housing areas of our II Ehould be that many smalr': Stripping and staining Free Estimates commercial. Please call I CONSTRUCTION suggested the virus might cilies. towns WIll once again be. , Complete kitchen refinishing RICHARD KARR 778-1130 CO. .- have been frozen somewhere "You can't very well ride come centers of activity and ' TU 1-7050 . RICHARD SNYDER 693-4275 Conlplete tree service during the intervening years your moped ~O miJ~s to shop business. -. Free estimates - 885.3230 40 Years in Grosse Pointe CO., 'NC. • LICENSED BUILDERS • Specializing in back yard and the~ s u d den lyre- a~ ,the su?ermall on the The suburb" he says, will • FAST, COURTEOUS services INTERIOR and ext e r i 0 r 21P-WATERPROOFING Additions tree work emerged Intact. city. s far Side:, but )'OU can not dry up .and blow away, ' Interior decorating, wall- painting and paperhangin Dormers • 2 journeymen climbers Most influenza, say, thc easily go a, nyle or two to but they will stop getting 95 g CHAS. F. JEFFREY papering, exterior, putty, Reasonable rates. 30 year Garages • Storm damage American Lung Association, get downto\\ n. If y.ou prefer percent of all the new hous- , s 882-1800 caulking, window replace. experience. Ray Barnowsk Kitchens • Fully insured can be prevente:l by 'vaccina- pub~lc transportatl?n, most ing starts. y 0 Basement ,Waterproofing ments. John Carbone. 839. 822.7335 after 6 p.m. Fireplaces .24 hours service tion. Vaccin"s are made up medium to large city down. By 198:5 only about 20 per-. 4051. • Underpin footings Aluminum siding 286-0068 Y2arly from th~ major viral town areas are .already well cent of the housing starts- QUALITY PAINTING • Cracked or caved-in walls Brick and Cement work ------strains that are expected to served by bus hnes." will be sub u r ban single- ' A. HAMPSON SERVICE References Bank financing available cause illness that year. A ~rom .the businessman's family dwellings,' he says. ' RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR- Licensed Insured Complete Gas Taxes) A re yearly vaccination has been POint of View, the cost of new Apartments, condominiums - PAINTING. EXTERIOR Home Modernization found to be 70 to 90 percent comtruclion .and high mall a~d other types of housing PAPERHANGING 21-Q-PLASTER WORK 777.2816 773.11OS Not Deductible effective in preventing flu. rents are major considera- Will predominate, along with 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE 20 years professional experience ALL PLASTER Adults or ~!Jildren with tio,?s.- - 'efforts to restore existing FREE ESTIMATES Motorists will get less of a chronic lung disease, heart Only. about ~O pe~cent of homes. . , ST. CLAIR SHORES MATT FLETCHER CUSTOM 4151 Buckingham TUG-610 REPAIRS feder.al tax break' this year disease, chronic kidney dis- the bUSinesses In thiS coun. One. final tren~ In urban BACK IN BUSINESS 2 Cornice and antique plaster' HOME REPAIR .because state and municipal ease, diabe:es, and disoders try. can affo~d to pay the pla~mn~ that I~ ~lreauy Remodeling, repairs of any 771-9687 restoration. Call anytime, gas taxes ean no longer be of the body's chemical proc. tYPical shoppmg center rent ~avmg It~ effect IS Increas: ~ WHITEY'S 882.0005. , " kind. Work alone. No job • Wall Papering deduded as a per&onal ex- ess are especially susceptible of $12-$18 per square foot," Ing .. environmental aware. WALLPAPERING and Paint. too big or small. Rotten peme. according to. Automo. to the flu. So is everyone Drum,!!ond says .. "Downtown, ne,s, Dru~mond s~ys. Wet. ing. Excellent workmltn. • Interior Painting FREE ESTIMATES - Plas- window cords, window sills, over 65 rent IS more llkely to be lands, umque habItats and ' • Reasonable Prices ship. Winter rates. Free ter and drywall repairs, jambs, door, porches, base- bile Club of Michigan~ : around $5 per square foot, poorly drained soils' that are • Good Work estimates, Call Mark after Painting, interior/exterior ments, attics. Call Bill The refund amounts ti> ai- To ~Ind. out more about and that's making these old nJt suitable for building will • 6. 886.0558. • Call-no job too small Licensed, insured. Call Lynn, 773-0798. most' $40 for the average' l~ng .dIsea,e and the flu vac- ! buildings look pretty goodY: be protected against develop- Ron Pope, 774-2827. f~deral taxpayer who item. ~matJon, contact t~e. Amer- J In many cases, struCtur. I ment, he notes. \ 526-9987 g EXPERT PAINTING. paper. 21-T-PLUMBING izes deductions. The gas tax lean LU,n A~so~latlOn of I ally soun:! and architecturally: This will prevent a lot ot""' • SPECIALIZING in repairs, hanging. Free PAINTING BY PAUL - In break W3'S eliminated by Sou!heas_ern MichIgan - the. interesting older buildings potential problems.. from be--'j estimates. quality work priced right. AND. HEATING G. Van Assche. 881.5754. terior - Exterior. Reason Congress 'with the passing of Ct.rJstmas Seal people - at can be renovated much more coming. rcal ones and pre. : able rat e s. References cracks eliminated. Grosse PLUMBING REPAIRS an omnibus tax packa.ge ini 9,,)'-1697. cheaply than a new struc- serve some Epeeial parts of : 886-0719 or 331-5852. Pointe refer.enc.es. Free es- FREE ESTIMATES 1978. ture coulg be built, he poin:s. the ei. ...ironment for the use ! timates. Clean, VA 1-7051, WALLPAPER INSTALLATION AND Auto Club opposed .the pro- Centenarians Fast Group I (JUt. . ., and .eni_oyment of future gen- : THE TINKERS ALTERATIONS . . d h d I I . Another pressure In favor. eratlOn.. I PALMER Plastering - Ex. SEE OUR AD. UNDER vIsaklon atn .as t uterge adw- Betwee:1 1974 and 1978, I of reviving downtown areas I " I perienced. All our work also th HOME IMPROVEMENT S~WER CLEANING : t~rs r~m5 a e the number .of people 100, is the widespread interest in I EYSTER HONORED I REMOVAL gu a ran tee d. Fr,ee eati. ;h J d BY JEFF CALL 521-8349 . u\~on.U S e ~ssuet re~u t a~ years or older in the U.S. ~ historical preservation. 'Re t ire d Grosse Point" : QUALITY Painting - Paper m8tes. VA 1-8347 or 792~ ena Free Estimates - Insured 10, be 6' 'b t e dasf t e " jumped 43 percent, American I "People ha\'e tended to t£acher :\larv Lu Eyster re~ ! mg, plastering, woodwor k 2736. cern er . u was e ea e d C '1 f L'f . - .' . ~ ('Low Rates) and furniture refinishing ALL PLUMB ING b - . 1 t ounci .0 I e Insuranc.z. oee the \'alue of preservmg' cently became a member of I y.a slOg e vo e. I reEearchers note, making cen_ I an historically famous build- the International Pl:itform-! 14 years experience / 5 years experience. Refer J ES-CAR No Service Charge Listed .below are a number tenarians one of population's : ir.g or a building related in! As,ociation in C I eve I and~-: Prompt Service ences. Keith Jones, 839 COMPANIES SMALL OR LARGE of personal deductions, pre- fastest-growing s e g men t s. : some way to a famous Per. I Heights, 0., the professional : 779.5235 882-6594 -1630. PROPERTY JOBS pared .illy Auto Club. that There were 8,311 centenari. t son, but they have not always. organization of the U.S_ lee. I .. I KELM MAl NTENANCE f;:LECTRIC, SEWER motorists' may still tak~: ans i~ 1974, ~.a~s th7 Social \ appreciated the fact that'i ture platform. Among the 1\ PAINTERS.-- ::: • Interest pa~j on auto I Secunty AdminIstratIOn. but I once the, stores, schoo!:>. I association's 5,600 members ' 'Floor sanding, refinishing EUROPEAN EXPERTS' , Contractors, new work, reo " CLEAN ING loans and credit card / this group in.creased to U,922" homes and barns of.the 1800s' a.r~-many celebrities and po. old floors. a specialty gas I Interior, exterior, wallpaper. pairs, also truck hauling. PRIVATE~PLUMBER statementS. by 1978. Fifty-four persons I are gone, there Will be no. IJtlcal leaders. :\ols. Eyster : Expert in stain. ing, pitching, plastering, • State sales tax (four per-I in every 1O,OO~will live .to replacing them," Drummond i retired . in 1978 after. 20 - 535-7253 - 885-8545 REASO~ABLE I window puttying, caulking~ 886-3537 eent in ;Michigan) on pur .. l00,.but 278 m 10,000 WI!1 observes. ! year:s In Grosse POInte Good work. Grosse Pointe MIKE'S PAINTING SUPERIOR DECORATING chase of automobiles auto survIve to age 89. Women "Ten years ago, we'd have 1 Echools. She. has lectured ref ere n c e s. Rea son. Interior, exterior. wallpaper All types of plastering, dry- -par.:s, accessories and sup- !lave a better chance of Iiv- torn them down without a throughout the U.S. on edu. wall repair. Painting. all BOB DUBE able. Free estimate. Call- ing, minor repairs. patch PLUMBING and HEATING plies. 109 to 100. thought. Now we're taking a I.cation. types. Grosse Pointe refer- John anytime, 368-5098. ing, plastering. Free esti Licensed Master Plumber • Casualt)' losses not reim. ------ences. Reasona'ble prices. mates. Reasonable and hon . bur;;ed by insurance or other INTERIOR PAINTING-Ex- Insur~d. Tom McCabe 824- SEWER CLEANING, est. References. Call any means if not ,flue to willful per ie' n c e d. Reasonable 8576, 331-2356. SPRINKLER REPAIR, etc. , time. European. negligence. The first $100 is _.OJ rates, references. Free es. Grosse Pointe Woods 777-8081 PLASTER Contractor-Free not deductible. timates. Bill, 372-5483. 886-3897 estimates, prompt service, • One-half of the medical 21J-WALL WASHING reliable. J. Maniaci. 1-778- coverage portion of auto in- DON'T GAMBLE . 4357, 1-4ti5-4150. Call a • Licensed. Fully In. K.MAINTENANCE compan y FRANK R. WEIR surance premiums, up to sured • Professional Paint- wall washing, floor rIean $150, however, any balance 21R-FURNITURE PLUMBING o.ver $150 may be deducted er ing and waxing. Free esti REPAIR mates. 882.0688. .as a medical expense if it R. A. JANICKE CO. & HEATING exceeds three percent of the PAINTING AND , FURNITllRE refinished, re- EXPERT wall washing, win paired, stripped, any type LICENSED MASTER taxpayers adjusted gross in- WALLCOVERING dow washing, gutter clean PLUMBER come. SINCE 1948 of caning. Free estimates. ing. References. 822-5691 SINCE 1925 • Cost of operating a v~- 293-0946 - 777-9633 474-8953 or 956-7492. hicle in connection with GROSSE POINTE fireman CERTIFIED UPHOLSTERING by retired 885-7711 charitable or medk:al activi- will do wall was hi n g. upholsterer. Good work. ties (eight cents per mile MAINTENANCE 821:2984. Reasonable. VA 1-4900. 381 KERCHEVAL plus parking and toll fees) . • Interior Painting FARMS • Wallpapering 21K-WINDOW UPHOLSTERING 25% OFF KEITH DANIELSON In addition, certain car ex. i penses can ,be deducted for --, • Wall Washing WASHING my already low prices. business purposes depending • Quality Work Free estimates. Free pick. 21W-DRESSMAKING K.WINDOW cleaning com. upon the extent of automo- 371.7407 526-2242 up and delivery. Call Bob, & TAILORING pany,- Storms, screens, gut bile use in the business or 881-2818. BACK IN BUSINESS ters, aluminum cleaned. In ALTERATIONS aild gar. profession of the taxpayer. I Painting - Decorating - sured. Free estimates. ments made from patterns. Some of these deductions Wall Washing. Elmer T. 882-0688 MAX. JOHNSON ~all Sew-N-Wear at 792- au:' I LaBadie, 882.2064. FURNITURE REFINISHING 3865 after 6:30 p.m. A.QK Window Cleaners. Ser. • Autb Club dues. i Stripping, chair caning and • License and title regis. INTERIOR and exterior vice on storms and screens. seat weaving. Repairs. Bus. DRESSMAKING and altera- tration fees. painting. Commercial, resi- Free estimates. Monthly iness 521-6177. Residence tions. 776-8920. • Insurance premiums, dential. Specialist in hang. rates. 521-2459. 824-3463. Pick.up and de. ing of all wallpaper and livery. 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL - Depreciation. wall coverings. 5~1-5314. G. OLMIN & LANDSCAPING • Gasoline, oil, lubrication, WINDOW CLEANING 21S-CARPENTER washing, repairs other than major replacements), garage SERVICE . SERVICE K MAINTENANCE CO. WALLPAPERING FREE ESTIMATES SNOW REMOVAL rental, parking and toll fees. BY EILEEN WE ARE INSURED HARRY SMITH • Commercial and residential An individual who oper. Excellent work. References. 372-3022 ~ BUILDING CO. • Seasonal or parti.time basis ates h:s own vehicle for busi. 777-1802 Established in 882-0688 ness travel may t;lke a 21M-SEWER SERVICE. Grosse Pointe area since 1937 st:mdard mileage rate de- ANDY KEIM, Decorator - 1 ------SNOW REMOVAL - Com- duction for the business mile. Residential and Commercial mercial-residential. Dave & Professional painting and 1 ALLRITE • Remodeling arie instead of maintaining wallpapering. Free esti- SEWER CLEANING Ron. 886 4123. Alterations and Maintenance detailed records. That deduc- mates References. 881- Repair faucets and clean any tion is 18.5 cents per mile 6269. . s:ze -drain. Repair sump New Construction TRIMMING, removal, spray for -the first 15,000 miles and ______1 pumps. 885-3900 885-7013 ing, feeding and stump re- 10 cents per mile in excess COMPLETE painting and CALL 521-0447 mov:!l. F r e e estim:ltes. of that. ADDITIONS - remodeling- decorating service. Interi- 'I ALL WORK GUARANTEED Complete tree service. Call carpentry. Charles W. Bab. Fr,r m<)rP. detailed infor. or~xterior by Ralph Roth. -----. ------Fleming Tree Service, 774- mation on auto-related in. cock, Builder. 885-6863. References in the Pointes. 210-CEMENT AND . 6460. come tax deductions. persons 886.8248. BRICK WORK SMALL JOBS - cabinets or 1 can call the Internal Revenue ALL TYPE BRICK, stone, carpentry repairs by reo H. & H. I Service using the toll.free JOSEF'S block and concrete work, ',vALLPAPER REMOVAL tiree. Quality workman. SNOW REMOVAL I nurn':ler listed in the local archway,'), steps, porches, • Experienced ship. 824-2853 . Spl'cializing in Residential I telephone directory or inside patios, chi m n e y s, fire . the 1979 -tax preparation • Insured places, new and repairs . A + Carpentry-Garages, ad. and Commeteial boo k let. Taxpayers also • Reliable De Sender, 882-1201. itions, re.roof, etc. Excel- 884-9220 should consult the most re- Estimates at no charge or lent work, fully licensed ----- cent edition of the tRS obligation. CHAS. F. JEFFREY builder. After 5 p.m. 682- TREE TRIMMING and de. pamphlet en tit led "Your 776-8267 MASON CONTRACTOR 8475. bris rem 0 val, insured, Federal Income Tax." prompt .service. 10 years LICENSED. INSURED EXPERIENCED Painters - experience. 836-3245. Interior. Reasonable. 886- • Brick • Block • Stone FRANK B. WILLIAMS, Li . 9069_ Ask for Jerry. • Cement Work censed builder. Specializ . Shutterhu~s • Waterproofing ing in home up.dating and PAINTER-Interior on1y- • Tuck Pointing all minor or major repairs. : SNOW Meet Feh. 19 Reasonable rates. 881-2421. • Patios of any kind Porch enclosures, doors ad- ' PLOWING Pictorial slide competition D&H "PORCHES A SPECIAL'IW" jus t c d, bookshelves in- • COMMERCIAL and table tOP3 \'IilI be dis- Painting and Decorating 882-1800 stalled, paneling, new coun- • RESIDENTIAL cussed at th.c next mceting Odd jobs and modernization tcr tops, vanities. Code vio- Free Estimates BRICK REPAIRS - Work of the Grosse Pointe Camera 881.7554 lations corrected. For cour. Insured guaranteed. Porches, chim- Club on Tuesday, February teous expert assistance in Call INTERIOR Painting, Clean- neys. ~idcwalks, basement . 19, at B row n e II Middle improving your home in I HEDEMARK ROOFING ing, Odd jobs. References. Icaks and c r a c k s. Tuck ! School, 260 Chalfonte. any area, please call me at. 886-6800 Best price. Guaranteed reo pointing. F r e c estimate. I 881.0790. I ~ Visitors are welcome to: suits. Mike, 882-0000, 779.4245. , the 7:45 p.m. meeting. I , ) 4 ,4 e., .' ( h <,« 4 a 4 C

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