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F ------,--~-----_._._ ..-~---,------_._. Pointe's Young Stars fv\ake It to World Series Citizens i~ I'GPF Merchants HEADLINES I ' Woods HIt of the WEEK I Council View PI'oposal As Compiled b, The Hopes for Joint Meeting G!'osse Pointe New. Remain between Af. IHill Drugstore fected Cities As Thursday, August 16 Plans Are Made to Erect Hamp. A~~~~:: ~O~~G'u~iteSd Varied 'Opinions Shared over Pending Transition
.1 ~ 1 I" .. A I • I "rerry' tOfi. Road Bar- Nations, resigned from his I rom .;IClllem .;)quare Man.eT TO , ricade post aftcr a CGiitrUVl:1Siai I Store Executive Responds to Variaty I meeting surfaced between of Concerns Mr. Young and the Palestine By Roger A. Waha Liberation Organization, (p. By David Kramer Hopes for a joint meet- LO). The ambassador de. k t th' . b t t' clared that he wasn't "a bit Almost everyone you as seems 0 agree ey mg remam e ween he sorr)' " for his actions. A would rather not see a Perry Drug Store iocated I Woods, St. Clair Shores I u. S. policy forbids meetings On-the-Hill. Likewise, almost everyone agrees I and Harper Woods Co un- between government officials I there's not much that can be done to stop one. cils in an effort to resolye and PLO representatives. Is. Perry has signed a lease what. appears to ~e l~-
raeU officials later stated I. commencing in January for A b I creasmg problems ror 01- that it appeared the U.S. the building which presently m U ,unce ficials and citizens alike was recognizing the PLO as houses Salem Square Foods, over traffic conditions in a concession to Saudi Arabia ...... ~ 107 Kercheval.. While mer. Serv:ce Is the northwest area of for foreign oil. President chants On-the-Hlll and near." The Woods and its en- Jimmy Carter accepted Mr. by residents. look to the D. d suing e ff e c t s in the Young's resignation, praising Farms CounCil to d? some. lSCUSSe n e i g h b 0 r i n g co m- him for exemplifying "the thing a Perry executive says . . . I S finest attributes of the Amer- he c~n't understand what all mur,Hhes, particular y t. ican character." the fuss is about. Woods Officials Explore Clan Shores...... One very small group, how. Public Safety Director . ,~n es~mated 100 ~esidents Frida)', August 17 ever is bound to be adverse. 0 k I' R d hvmg m. BI)'s dnve and ABOUT 450 PRESENT and ly ~ffected by the planned an e s ecommen - Roslyn, Hampton and Ridge- former blllck employes of store: the owners of the ations in Light of mont roads attended the Detroit Edison will receive small drugstore operations in State-Mandated Monday. August 20, meeting more than $5 million in dam. the immediate area. Signifi- in The Woods, with several ages as part of a discrimin.a. cantly, the owners of the two Requirements I expressing dis?leasure over tion suit against the utility drugstores nearest the com- I a proposal which was mutu- company. The eight.vear.old ing Perry store both plan to By Roger A. Wa:ha ally accepted by 11 officials , Photo by Bob Golli , 1. • T d A damage suit marks the larg- Wh h h T' d'? MARK BILKOVIC, DAN KOPITZKE, MIKE stay. ! The status of emergen- w"c me. ues ay, ugust 7, est award ever won against 0 cares ow poorly t e Igers are omg. Receives Support Icy ambulance service in in St: Clair Shores for pres- a single company for dis. The Pointe has the Woods-Shores Nationals to WALKOWIAK and JOHN MATOUK, in the "The first thing I'm gOing. The Woods, ..With state- e~tatlon to the three coun. crimination. Back in 1971 the watch as the team traveled to Williamsport, Pa., third row, (from left to right), JOE WElDEN- to do is to find out exactly mandated requirements clls. M . American Civil Liberties Un, for the international Little League World Series. BACH, DAVE WALDECK, CRAIG ENGEL, what I'm up against," said ;lnd pnSllinl1 deadlines _ . oo~ Q,~esbon . i')n initiat£,Q the suit ag~nst 'T'hpv ::lrp onlv thp thirr-J Michil'1an team to ever LARRY RAE1'ENS ;Inri DOUG STANDER, ;lnd, \Max Jacobs owner oi Kent \1 ...... ~ th b k \ r a r l or lnal proposal Edison after three black em. make it SJ far. Th~ champs are,~in the front row, in the back row, (from left to right), coach BUD Drug. "We'~e going to give oommg me ... ac. - okayed by WOOds, Harper , ployes reportedly suffered (from left to right), TIM RICE, BRYAN ULA- ENGEL, manager BOB RINI and coach BILL them (Perry) one hell of a ground, was ~plo~d l? Woods, 5t, Clair Shores, job discrimination. Present. TOWSKI, BRIAN MEULEBROUCK, TED LINDENMAN. (SeestorY,bottomcfcolumnstwo runiortheir~oney." depth. by. ~ e OOdS\Michigan Department of ly. Edison's work force is KOUPPARIS and BILL MILLER, in the second ~nd three.) Mr. Jacobs said he wH1 Councl.l slttmg as the 'rransporta~ion and Macomb I ;;'n';~iO;e';;.Of18 .,...... n.t.bl."k _,!"OW, .,(~rom 'left to right), ,DAV,E.BALCERZAK, ".' '''' ..•'''','. " __ ~______~~se a~id. ~~:;~:~ic~~O:O~g ~~r;;d~~~~~~i~~~A'u~~~',ii~~;s~~oCf~it~~i"~t~e~{~...... ! I there are things such as de- 14. would be clpsed for around Satlirday,Augus~ 18 GP W.nods, Farms Cited livery service that Perry At this time. the city,is 30 days while state and Ma. JAPANESE AUT 0 M A K. Ford "Home LWV Views won't offer, operating its service under comb County traffic studies :~ ,,~tfr~ec~C~~l~~io~h~~ur~~~' "People have made me a a provision~1 licen.se from continu~ at the Baseline Rece:ves., IW.eth Awards of Mel".et Juven.l'le part of the community," he the state, sll1d Publlc Safety road e~t ramp !rom 1.94 and with American manufactur. said. "I enjoy talking with Director John Dankel. The at the mtersection of Harper ers of small cars to meet the B:g Honor For Pedes.tr.'an Safety Crt-me Unlet people and that's why I have license will expire this De. and Old Eight Mile road. demand for fuel-efficient ve. ., the small community store. 1 cember 31 and cannot be re- It also stipulated that hicles. A spokesman for Nis. ------"'. wouldn't like to be a guy who newed unless the city can I after the traffic studies were san Motor Co.• which markets Mansion Is Entered into Cities Honored for Their Records. Prog~a~s In I League Sets Meeting for sits behi.~~ ,~he counter and provi~e ~ .li_c~~se'!.~~_e:~~~~. comp~et~d, a II barricades Datsun cars. indicated that N ...t'lonal Regl'ster of 40th Annual Inventory; Sidewalk Restraining I September I B to Pres. I counts plUS. . . ICY 1\1 e ~ 1 C ii 1 J.';'''''''''''''''' i WOUiU oe removed from the Japanese are now looking '" .. • 1 I Y I E I d ,- .. I However, Mr. Jacobs did! (EMT), In the patlent c.om., Woods streets, with both at small car possibilities Historic 'Places Ear- Line P an to He p oungsters A so xp ore I sure CIties, School admit that he has "a David partment whenever a pallent I Brys and Old Eight Mile with gasohol, gas turbines Iier This Month Both The Woods and Farms won Awards of System to Pro- against Goliath kind of fee]. IS ~ransporte~: .. road being made one.way and are even considering . _ ~ ... _ .. , . .' I d. R I I ing:' I AS a result. the Director I westbound from Mack to electric cars. The Japan IlVlent lor demonstratmg aChlev~ment m pedestnan I uce ep ace- Ed Holsinger. owner. of made three recommendations Harper Automobile Manufacturers By Susan McDonald safety records and programs m thp 40th 1lnnH:,\I melit f"r I Trail Apothecary likewise in stressing the need to ere-I In a~ effort t "t t Association pointed out that One of 9~osse Poir:te's ~edestrian Sa~et~ Inventory, reports the Automo-I YSD I sa)s he will conti~ue at his ate a group of specialist.s to the problem, th~ ~~lp~~a~ their fuel-saving compacts few remammg manslOns, bIle Club of MIchigan. . . __ presen~ location. ha!,!dle a".lbulance se~vlee~, also included the engaging are at a record low with less the eO-room Edsel a~d Livonia earned the Amer- ty award m the last five By Susan McDonald . "I person~lly am not plan. whll.e seekmg some policy ~I. of a traffic consulting firm than a two and a half month Eleanor Ford home m ican Automobile Associa. years G P . d nmg on gomg anywher~ .. I ,rectlOn from t~e eouncll. m to study the entire affected supply. left. and that efforts The Shores, was entered tion's top honor, the G~a~d "We did it again," ~aid . ,ro.sse ~mte ~ee ~ a !hink we have a ~esponsl~l1- order .for detailed plannmg area of the three cities, with ar~ bemg made to rush new into the National Regis- Award, among communities Woods Public Safety Dlrec. )U\. emle cnme f1~htmg ,I.t~'to t~e comm~mt~, he said, to begm. the communities agreeing to shipments to the U.S. market. tel' of Historic Places eaf- with populations of 50,000 to tor John, Dankel. "We're um~. At least that s the 1m gOlDg to glve It by best Requ~st ~ore Info . the final decision, according • .. • lieI' this month in reco _ 500.0?O f?r. re.ducing its pe- quite proud. It's an accom- belle! of the League of (Continued on Page 6) Faced ~th mc:eased costs to Woods of!icials. Sunday, August 19 nition of its architectul'~l destnan lDJunes 26 percen.t plishment for a city of Hur I Women Voters, (L WV), \ of compliance. Dlrecto: D.an~ Woods officials Monday A FEDERAL STUDY ~as and historical signifi- bel\yeen 1977 and 1978. Ll- size to win so many awards:' and almost a d.ozen ot~er 1979 Yearbooks k~l .reco~m~~~ed g a~ ~~~:I~~_night felt that the St. Clair charged that tractor.traller cance vOnla also won ,an Award of While citing Traffic Safety, local commumty serVIce NHS ~.o.~e ~ e t 1 . n d 0 I a Shores Council had rejected truck~, are. "the prin~ipal Hist~ric desi nation Will I Excellence as did Warren. O~ficer P!iul Crook ~nd h~s i agencies. A rrive at ~;;T~.a a~ a:~l~~ hir~~: fOU~ the. total proposal so that cause of highway deterlOra. h 1 h gh 'II b Both Woods and Farms wlde.rangmg work m thiS I Next month those groups h Id fu tl'on particular avenue was con. t' Th G t A e p ensure t e orne WI e ff' I tt d d d I .' --- . persons w 0 wou ne . IOn.. e .overnmen c. maintained and used by the 0 ICla s a en e an awar s area. including preparmg plan to do something about I Students at North High as firefighter-EMTs or the or. sldered a moot question. countl~g Office. (GAO), fu.r- community as was the wish I luncheon on M?nday, August the presenta~ion for the lthat need. They've scheduled School who did not pick up ganization of a "fire divi. (H~wever. St. Clair Shores ther Cited t~at about. one m of the lale Mrs. Ford. . 20. at the Falr~ane. Manor, I ~AA, ,t~e director noted. I a Commu,?ity Forum for! their copies of the yearbook sian" within the depart. AssIstant. Ci~y Manager Bob four trucks IS exc~edmg. f~d- But the designation does 1 Dearborn: at whIch ~me tile The c1tlz~ns .als.o can "take I Tuesday, ~eptember lB. at \ "Valhalla" when they were' ment's current personnel Helmer indicated that the era.l and state ~Clg~t limits not mean the fabulous 65. I honors ..\\~re prese~t~~. a lot of. pnde In It, too.. ! the War Memorial. 32 Lake. available last week may do complement, proposal. had not, in fa~:, ana, ~s a reSUlt, th.ls coun., acre estate will be opened I Did It Agam In thIS respect, he praised I shore road. at 8 p,m. so at the time they come to On the first choice, accept. been rejected and that OfIl- try ~~'Ill be faceel. '~Ith road for viewing by the public on The Woods. whic~ has now the pare~ts for dev~loping. a . Although plans are still II school to obtain thei; sched- ed by a majority of the coun. cials were ~ursuing all ave- ~;palrs ,of $85 bIllion over I a regular basis, according to gone 21 comecut~ve years saf~ty-or!ented at.ht';lde 10 mcomplete, the league hopes ules. cil at the meeting. the di. ~ues. "We re not totally ~ne ?ext 17 years. The truck-] the estate's executive direc-I Without a pedestrian fatal- thelr dllldl'Cll, pc,lntmg oul i tn h:l'.'C ~pe:lkers on hand, S"I-'iluiiivrcs aiid ju:;i~rs rcctnr S3id their on!v dllHe" napD" with some of it but ~,n~In~u~t~ calle.d the study I tor Paul Alandt. ity. earne.d the. Grand Award !hat a city can enginccr al! I from all five citi.es and the I are scheduled on Wednesday. would be manning th'e ambu. it's still under considera- slm~hstlc and lS eu~rently I Pace Picks Up I for. the fifth time ~a~t year. It wants to but unlcss the I Board of E?ucal~on ~o talk August 29 and seniors on lance and assisting with rou- tion:' he said.) ?at~~I~~ a.n e!!~:r":,~o_~l~:"~~ I. Long range p~~ns f?r the I ~~l~~.. ~} ~?~.;,~~:l:l~!r,a~ youngst~rs are taught. prob, ab?ut Juventle crime 10 The Thursday. August 30. St~- tine station. duties wh~ch Set to Go Up "".<" !V"U .""L ..... V .. ~: ••••-_.. nouse an: lU CuIllIUUl: n:; u:;e .... ~.~~ ..... ,-.~.. ~.. _- --- .h. l"m~ mll~ht follow. ,Pointe, I dents who were graduated m would not lOterfere With As a result. after much whde, truckers on Michigan for charitable functions and 12th consecutive year in Praise Belanger Expected to brow I June may obtain their copies I their primary ambulance reo OlScusslon. tne WooelS coun. roads are allowed. to exc.eed benefits. cultural events and 1978. "All the guys here. includ- Am?ng the groups already I on either of those two days'j sponsibilities. (Continued on Page 2) f~d~ral gross vehIcle weIght visiting dignitaries, said Mr. Mcanwhile. The Farms also ing myself, appreciate tl1(' comnlllted to backlOg the ~f- The yearbook staff re- He fell they could be hired ----- limits. Alandt. earned an Award of Merit award and havc worked very fort are the North~ast GU.ld. quests that each student in a $13,000 to $15.000 price P k F . • '" • "I can't really see that it, last year and, with this year's hard for it:' said Officer ance Center an? .ltS AssIst. II iJring a receipt and plan to Irange. while stating the lour at' - aCln~ Monelay, August 20 will be open for tours to the i honor. it was the communi. Crook, who also cited the ance League. ~(,lghborhoo~ pick up only his or her own! would work 24.1I0ur shifts. Insurance lIike . WHI~E CO~SUME~S .!!rr. (Contin!!!'!! on Pagl' )0) I ty's fifth top pedestrian safe- cro~sin~ gu~rds ~or!hrir I~y. CI~b, Gr~sse POinte. Lawyers books. not those o[ friends. i (Continued on Page 4) tlghtenmgthelrbeltsmhght(------'----.----,-----_ .._--- al servICc. die ~afl'lJ pat,,)\ Wives, \"flr 1\femonal, South .- -' • 13 _._--". ;"11,,1;(\,, ..~Ie I (Continued on Pagl' 8) 11Igh Schllol Mothers Club. I i The Park Council delayed ~~c~.on;;d:~<-'C'o~.~~;~t.j~~.-de: WoOlls-Shores IVnis Guilt ------No~th High p'are~,ts ..,C,I.ubA_nn Ardussi to Resin-u ! approval at its ~[onday. Au. Clded to ease [he pmch by New (;1) (:itv aM the ,Pl0-.rTA.\f1l~lill~di i'" gust 13. ;nee,ing. of an urn. cutting the prices of its ham. B l' W ld S. , 01 Groups (ollncll. The list IS, ASh I B ' T hreJla insuranfe premium burgers hy five cents. The re ertl U', or ~erles llon~e Entered .expectcd tll grow beforc next S C 00 oura rustee that is nearly double last duction is "to help )'oung ,__ I m(:,nt,h, year's figure until further families fight inflation:' ac. By Bob Waldeck featcd Anderson. Ind., 7.2, I •• \\ e want to pressur(' the By Susan McDonald Fruehauf Corporation em quotes could be rt'ccived and cording to McDonald's oUi- The Grosse Pointe Woods. in a divisional game, Vandalism of homrs un of the 4,685 McDonald's res. has now gained a berth in nine to pest his fifth tourna- when thLCves made of~ with I plamed J.WV pr:sldcnl Fran. she plans to resign from her The family has been living cat('d that the renewal of taurants in the U.S. with the eight.team Little League ment victory. almost a doz,en apPllafnfccs I c('~;c;~snletbcr ". d 't post on the Board because in The Pointe for six years. the city.s excrss umbrella . I) W Id S' t W.II' Th W d d' from a hOnle In East Jc er, e, ('case 1 s op('ra h' . t f th • N f t t I I' b'I't ' . b' t mo!,e th a~. 100. au tl ets tn, . e. or enes a I lams. e 00 s score SIX son avenue, tion on .June :iO because of a s e IS movmg ou 0 e', one 0 us wan 0 cave. HI I I Y Insuranc(' IS su lec trOit partlcl~atlng. The" hl~e port. Pa. runs in the third inning to A r('ai estale broker noli I di,put(' betwecn the city slale. We all just love it her£,: , sltl' to incrl'as(' from 511.400 to Ho~s(! praIsed :\lcDOnllld s The Pointers will Jam scw things lip quickly as a fied police of the larccny I councils and School Board I . A member o[ the Boa~~ said. "But the new joll is S24.500 annually. a qllote re. actIOn. three other American squads light drizzle fell throughou! w h i c h occurrrd somctim(' i llVl'r ;in;lncin~ and cont:'lll. since 1~7. M~. A.rdussl s just too ellciting to pass up. : cei~'cd from l'rum and l'"ors. .. • , in addition to winners from lhe game. Bill Miller walked. after 6 pm. on Wednesday. : If hild sen'ed as a pOinte-II term Will expl:c. In two "I think this is an especial j tN [nsuranc(' Cl'nll'any, TUl'sday, August 21 th(' Far East. Latin. America, Doug Stander reached first August 8. according to Ihe ! wide juvenile {'rim£' unit with years. The rem ..mmg Bo~r~ ly important time for thc. City Clerk Comptroller I!;nAELr .!ET !ight~!~ Canada and Europe. on an error. Mike Walkowiak report. ba.es in !,aell of the public members must select a cIll. School Board and 1 really ~lInIio .J. Prtisi stated that struck at Plllp.~tinian guerril. The team wa~ schedul('d sinRled, Waldeck and Larry Slolen w!'rc a n':r sink., high ~dlO()is ior ililllOSi ninl' !C!! t~ !i!!i~h her !t'r-m wil~in hlllp In Irav!' with nr.-1otia in a 11'!ter from Crllm and la bases in IA-Ilanon Monday to play the United Slales Baetl'n:; waikc,l and .lohn dishwasher, kitchrn sink. in I year.~, 20 days of her formal reslg. tions going on and all that." Forster, th£' insurancl' COni' as American envoy Robert West champion on Wednes- Matouk was hit by a pitch. door grill and slove. several, The S('hool Bnard voted to nation. she said. I pany sail-! that "Ill' of the Strauss r£'turned home emp. day, August 22. (after preSS . Rria~ Me~llebrouc~ hit a I kitchen and bathroom fau{'(~t l pllll Ollt or the division in Mrs. Ardussi sai~ she plans School Board President reasons for the large pre. ty,handed from his latest time), fielder s chOice to drive In a. fixtllres. two ovens and a: ,June pr(lte.~(jn!{ a staff re, to step down wlthm the next Laurance Harwood said the mium hikE' was Th!' l'ark's Mideast peace mission, "Not Foilowing its victory in run and Miller again walkcd solid oak bannister wilh spin. 1 ra('1 on the Palestinian IS )iJilrnl'yed to""";,;;';',.,,,; on 6,2. and Waldeck hit '1 sol;; i g:lessl'd "il'~ ,'iO;,:~:;:;,.~:' ..,~, :0:-' . ,',,,ol ~('\"'r~l ';~h,' in thr I job with Allis Chalmers. There are Ihrr'1' possi!J1e P~r1'. ~arba~e trllek along sue. Monday. August 13. and dc «'ohlinued on Page 8) I building a house." «'olllinued on PagE' 4) i Mr. Ardussi is a former (Continued on Page 2) 194 four years al(o, I .... j .... . ~ ."' Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, AUCJust 23, 1919 ------MOVES UP A'r M.'\YT.o\G Put your ideas into action I Nothing equals the self. I Tact is the ability to de-l Robert J. Hensien of Nor. -talking accomplishes noth. respect that comes from self. scl'ibe 0 the r s as they see Traffic Concerns wood road has been named EARL'S BARBER SHOP ing. support. themselves. regional marketing manager 111 K... ch8v.I On The Hili (Continued from Page 1) I plete the experiment," he of the Maytag Company. A Regular Hair Cuts & Styling cil unanimously approved a told the solons and citizens, native of Detroit, Mr. Hen. Call for appointment motion toward arranging a while adding Woods officials I sicn attended Univ'lrsity of 185-0020 jOint meeting of the three' have rleen criticized by oW.' oe;:rolt. bodies with an in\'itation <.'ials of both neighboring --"' " being 'extended to state and communities for the erection CAMPUS CABLES county officials to partici. of the Roslyn ~arricade after pilte, while authorizilJ~ pub. the Brys barricade. AUTHENTIC SPERRY TOP-SIDER lic Safety Director John (In fact. a main reason for Dankel to erect a temporary the meeting of officials on barricade in Hampton road the 7th stemmed from objec. Cable kn;t crew-necks for home and llnd then, if warranted after tions of both Harper Woods campus in your choice of two fine further study, to do the same and St. Clair Shores over in Ridgemont. what they feel is the trans- yarns. SALE Woods City Administrator ferri:-g of t~e traffic .p,rob...... o=:mlKO'''."" __ '1' Chester E. Petersen, who or. lem IOto thel~ commumtles;) Pure shetland wool, hand framed ;n fered the original proposal Mea n w h I I e, St. Clair SPECIAL PURCHASE on the .7th to help resolve Shores residents in the af. navy, kelly green or natural, 33.50. the situation said regarding feeted area have been meet. the joint m~etini. he'll see i~g to pre~nt rec~mmenda. • SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT Easy care, washable Orion acrylic in what St Clair Shores does tlOns to their councll. accord. '. before taking any action in ing to Mr. Helmer. • FULLY GUARANTEED ..~ yellow, natural or navy. 28.50. this direction. On the 20th, he said the I" On this, Mr. Helmer stated st. Clair Shores Council ap'l St. Clair Shores officials will proved .two of several ~ecom .... 0f~. try to arrange such a session ~endah~ns off~red, mc~~d. " .. ~~. is soon as possible. mg the mst~llatJon of a no. -1 ., left turn" s1gn from 6 to 9 ~IF<'. Mea!,wh11e, Dtrector Da~. a.m. at northbound Greater ::. kel sa~d the Hampton bam- Mack at Edmunton and a I' . cade 1S scheduled for erec- "no right turn" sign from 4 , ~r-.. tion either today, August 23. to 7 p.m. on southbound '1;1 ,;- . or tomorrow, August 24. Greater Mack at Edmunton.A On Legal Action Mr Helmer also pointed ," li1: Kercheval al SI. Ciair • Grosse Poiole th;~sed~~C~~~~~~~~~~s t~~~ ~~~o~n ~~~~~~t"~h:n~~~~~~ I EveningJ I ~~i~ 882-8970 Glum Tpu1!day 'Iii 8:45 perim~?tal. and ~hat it's the that offi:i~~s haye dis~ussed ti..~J[.,. ']~ counCIl s mtentJon not to the POSSibility of seekmg an ~ 11• \': MASTER CHARGE 0 VISA leave them there. However, injunction to have the bar-I \,=,.•;;(~.,,,.W'~%~i$)"'''';I;W~;'~ he felt it was worth trying rieades removed but, at this "%.{;\t~:-t'.:<;}>J:; < ~ Accident Reparations Com. S I mittee from 1968-69. ~ ~ A Fellow of the American lI) i! Bar Foundation, he is a memo ~ ~ ber of the American Judica. \)8''a Ii) , ~ ture Society and the Ameri. JIt can Law Institute. ~ "Michigan Civil Procedure ~ °0 ~_ . lI! Before Trial" is the title of ~ [ ~ a book Judge Gilmore au. 0_ presents -" '- ~ thored. ~ ~ 1 The 61-year.old la w y e r I iI . l@ served as the deputy attor. Grosse Pointe Areas Newest ~ ~ ney general lor the State of ./1 ~ . it Michigan and as a member i! . __'-;"OOOWARD AVE. . SOME.RSf.T MALL 91 of the State Board o~ Tax I ~ 1:.>;1 \\ood\\'.lfo Ave" Phone 9&4.2300, DetrOll. 411226 ~ Appeals before becommg a tfn'1::: ~~~f~i~~~f~1946 • • IA II Leather Penny Moc! Set to Resign I'" ~I (Continued from. Pa~e 1) ;1 $34 9 0 i~;? approaches, h~ said, mc1ud'l ~~!II ing.t;~/i~~~~n~~Uld ~ppoint I g~ ~1~hePat~rm~e~~r w~s {~~ ~~ I ~,.,.;.•..W,~,",'.".'[.:'.'.'.' .•.'..•...'. ~, proach taken in 1975, the >,' j;h~ last time a Board member _I' resigned in mid.term, when .------.. 'I~:'%' former member Lee Allen ICLUB"500" I .". was selected to replace Muir . Snow . I • The Board could review IINfLATION FIGHTER I the results of the recent School Board election in i' search of a replacement. In I : the June vote, 11 candidates I COUPON I . tried for two sea~s on the BoaRl. Ronald Dalby and I i~...... I Introductory Special I Dorothy Kcr:nel were elected. I' I The next in line, with almost ,~. I I III 900 votes. was Sharon Vash. ~ er, 35. of Fisher road. BRING THE FAPtlLY FOR A SPECIAL I I ¥Wi .The Board also could 20 % * I.EA 1'lIFIl [1/'1'/-;« AND SOLE * RUBBER HEEL. jill:; choose a newcomer to fill W»~ the vacancy, according to Mr. RIB TREAT OR ENJOy SPEClALTlS I OFF I * IIAND SEW'lV FORE PART. ..Harwood. I Mrs. Ardussi won her seat ionthe Board by beating six WE FEATURE -Including IENTIRE GUEST CHE I Mack in (he ~ra(e of Maine for us, (he superb craftsmanship ~" candidates in an election in • SQUARE PIZZAS I CK I (If thcst' arli~;lnS have (Tca(ed the quality penny moc that we :'. 1977. She received 2,600 , votes, offer: '~~: ------_.- ~ t.\EXICAN TACOS AND NACHOS IA h' 0 0 I l • GREEK & ANTIPASTO SALADS I nyt mg n ur Menu I CU\lOI1l (jl,:tilty all the way. (here is no comparison. Genuine r'l Grosse Illil( (nmlflHIIOIl wilh ,genuIne handsewn vamps! • TEMPTING DESSERTS I Beverages Included I Po~~~eu~~ws II ISpecial . I I (DO" N.T ..... ". CARRY OUT .R"IS) I .~. Published Every Thursday ~~ By A.,,~bo Publishers I FROZEN COCKY AILS 96(, L_'::':::':=~:'::'_J • S~nday through ThuB. 4:30 p.m .. 'til 11 p.m. G,*:!?ru'~!t~~"I PLEASE NOTE OUR HOURS• Friday and Saturday 4:30 p.m. 't,1 2 a.m. 1..••.•.~.:..•. SHOlld Cia.. 'o.to.. paid at I 'Ii@ Detroit, Mlchl,oll. i'jil Subsctlptioll Rot.. $10.00 per I 5 BLOCKS EAST OF •.;;...' ~~1::=:':;II~~d,~,:1IFo~sc3r:~Ollt~ I' 17569 E. WARREN CADIEUX l 99 K.rch.nl, Gro... '01.1. Fa",,', KERCHEVAL AT ST. ClAIR • GROSSE POINTE , Mich. no. "N"III1. fo, ",., copyI of". 7".",14) F.,.,n,n~.1 ',./ B4~ , II ::r":::.~hr:icopy Mull b. '" I • COMPLETE CARRY OUT SERVICE AVAILABLE. y i Ih. N..... OHlc. by lu .... oy hOO., t. III.u .. l1I.. rtloll. I r ~ ...... ~_ .6 • • tr • n.s me dr. tr • • Thursday, August 23, 1979 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------~~.__ ., _ .. __ .._----_._------ Pal.k Looking Forward to Its New Ambulance WEEKDAY By Joanne N. Gbuleclle the scene and attendants when it acquires a second ing portable oxygen equip. OPEl There used to be a time would open the trunk, fold ambulance sometime next ment. HOURS in The Park that if you down the back seat and slide month. "So far, we have been very MON., TUES., the patient in through the The Park Council ap- fortunate that we haven't WED.; THURS. SUIDAY called for llll ambulance a . I 1-' • d th police sedan would arrive' on trunk. proved the purchase of a: :-~;: 1~.C :l, ,,,t:. ar,u ~a_ 9 A.M. t~ 1 r..M. If anything, it was a pretty 1979 Prestige Ford Super. SItuation. It s gomg to make FRIDAY 10 A.M. awkward way to go to the van at a cost of $20,025 at thi~gs a lot e.asier for us," 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. hospital. its meeting on Monday, Aug. ChIef Costa saId. TO But that was 30 years ago list 13 The new ambulance has SATUIJDAY and "that was all we had The' van will be funded many new features that will 9 I..M. to 6 P.M. "1 back then," explained Fire through cit moni s all~w the de.p~rtment to treat 5 P.M. CI..:~fPhillip M. Costa. . y e . patIents effICIently. ,:'o'::~~ 'rice. <).ood Thru Citizens don't have to The fIre dcpartment reo . Among other points, the worry about being slid quested ~ second ambula~ce van contains a reservoir sue- Tu... , Aut. 2iith ?ecause Its .present vehIcle tion tank for aspirating pa- We r_rve the ritlht te through a trunk anymore, Umit qvantitiel BEGINS since The Park has been reo lS appro~chmg seven.years- tients, a ll().volt ir lerter I sponding to calls in a more old. It WIll now be used as that allows patients with conventional m:mner over a backup ambulance. irufl lung~ •.-;..1?c2 immediately AUG. 27 the years with the depart. Calling it a "sophisticated pi u g g e d in conveniently ment's ambulance van. piece of equipment," Chief located outlets and better KIMBERLY KORNER$ The department, however, Costa pointed out that the lighting. II 20311 MACK AVENUE will soon be providing even new ambulance will afford The new ambulance also GROSSE POINTE WOODS better service to residents his. department the oppor. protects the driver flam I tunaty to respond to calls sometimes violent pati"'1'.~ , quickly, explaining that it with a partition. will alleviate the situation The ambulance currently when The Park is faced with responds to on the average, responding to a call in The two calls ~ day but there City only to receive a call \'have been time~ when the in The Park a short time department has made up to 1latcr six calls 3 day. The Park pl'ovides mutual "It will be a welcome sight I I aid service to The City. in our fire station. My men Presently, if confronted are very pleased and ex. with such a situation, The cited," Chief Costa said. i; Park either requests mutual "You know, a good piece 884-6655 aid from The Farms or stabi. of equipment always raises lizes the patient by respond. the morale of the mcn and I ing to the scene with one of that makes them want to do its other fire vehicles carry. a good job." Autumn leaves are falling and so is the hair at Rolland Beryle. GPW Studies Insurance Info We are offering a discount on back The question of liability I By auto coverage." to school hair cuts. insurance coverage for the Without family auto cover. use of a city bus for senior' age, the city's policy would i citizen activities in the trio provide unlimited lifetime county area remains under m e die a I coverage which MEN'S HAIR DESIGNING STUDIO study by Woods officials. would result in higher insur. 20311 Mack at Lochmoor, in Kimbedy Korner 'Last month City Attorney ance premiums to the city, George Catlin was authorized he noted . .,.. KMS Professional Hair Care Center by the council to investigate As a result, Mr. Rasmussen the reason for the refusal of suggested that a more feas. additional coverage. He re- ible solution would be for cently reported that he nad the city to contract with an been in contact with Donald outside bus company that has Rasmussen, superintendent, its own insurance. CANADA'S FINEST DUCK HUNTING commercial casualty depart. "It would be desirable for ment, National.Ben Franklin the city to be named as an IS ONLY ONE HOUR FROM DETROIT Insurance Company of Mich. additional insured on the bus igan. company's policy," he said. In response to .Mr, Catlin, while adding, "We will not Mr. Rasmussen In a letter exclude coverage for senior explained the company's reo citizen trips from this pol. I luctance to insure senior citi. icy, but we do strongly advise zen bus charters. against it." "Our reason for' concern Based upon Mr. Rasmus- in this matter is that Mich- sen's letter, the council want. igan No-Fault bus rates con. ed to know what the quote template coverage for pas- would be for the additional I sengers under the passenger's premium before reaching a own family auto policy," he decision on whether to stay • said~ 'With the company in this in .. "To insure an operation stance or go the outside bus \ mud creek club transporting sel).ior citizens company. route. -----'01'-.1 "_.'~..."lL'.,;-",,1 ..-, would result in .insutml tJie':;City'Adininlirtrator Ches- ~:,:SINCE1877 age group most susceptible ter E. Petersen is scheduled to serious injury and aLc;othe I to find out what the quote age group most likely not to would be and report back to CALL FOR FALL RESERVATIONS have the availabili~y of lam. the council NOW The city pays premiums in 519-627-4241 Merely counting time is excess of $112,000 per year unimportant - make time to National.Ben Franklin for count. necessary coverage. Your Savings Will Earn 9.870% effective annual yield in O>lonialFederal Savings Money Market Qrtificates. effective for Aug. 23 thru Aug. 29 Money Market Certificates in increments Certificates only at time of renewal. of $10,000 mature each 26 weeks, and . will be automatically renewed at the then Colomal Federal c~a.rges no fees on current rate, unless otherwise advised. Money Market Cert~flcates or other types Savings may be withdrawn at any time, of savmgs transactions. with appropriate interest reduction. Other savings, passbook and certificate Savings are insured to $40,000. savi.ngs accounts ~t Colonial Federa! Federal regulations permit compounding Savmgs ~rn at a higher rate than paid by of interest on Money Market commercial banks . .,. D£~~l?,~!~~72~~'!.~~~"~'~i~!'~~~"D~'~~I~ GROSSEPOINTEWOOOS- 20599 Macksouth 01 Vernier-886-888t GROSSEPOINTEFARMS-63 Kercheval" Onthe Hill" -886-666t MOUNTClEMENS-36800 South Gratiol al Metro Parkway-792.9590 Sl CLAIRllHORF!O;-2!!2!!! Harper soulh 01 Martin Road-774.8820 HOURS:9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p,m .. Friday 'lil8 p.m \ • ..4t' •• -- c,,' at •• .., 4"U4 • - • . .... Page Four G R 0 5 S E PO! N TEN E W S Thur~d"'i;~"Jt'!t 23. 1979 ---_._------_._.------_._------_ ... NAMED DIRECTOR Juvenile Crime Unit !co~::;;~~ai~ :;e~~r.h;~.~h~jdo~~ 1~~~e:dIOt~~ Grosse Pointe High School in Jacksonville, Fla. Ms. AUlbulance Service Eyed ~::fYli~I~~:I graduate Carole Stonek!ng, Stoneking received her Mas. (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. SChonenberg add e d. ------daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. ter's degree from Wayne past that it was being asked The YSD was a unique (Continued from Page 1) ministrators and councils. ' F. Stoneking of Barrington State University and worked to foot too large a share of service in Grosse Pointe hi. with sleeping quarters being I While planning on seeking ro~d, h.as been ~amed exec. for the Metropolitan De. the division's budget. that it was the only com. provided ill existing station a one.year e~tension at the . ROOFING (t1' ;J~i\~Cd:re{"!o!' O! the Y.W('.~. t:-=:t Y~~'C•••fv:' l": years. Thteot~a'l~e.cd~..$.dl157-"4-t,8~I.v2- '.- l:rT'h~e.l.e.a'..c.•h'itll.ociagleiluc¥n.l.t;iUl'o-l'f-v..g.oevder~buildings. , em! of th...ye::r. Director Vi. ..~ CARPENTIIY - BumRS - , 80 ,. While some concern was tale stres&;d all his men will , .. '"' PAINTINS ""I' School Board planned to pay ment on a cooperative effort. initially expressed 0 v e r be kept licensed as ambu- about 25 percent of that fig. It was governed by a board where the additional monies lance attendants, w.ho a.re ~ 15 YRS. IN THE POINTES ure and the rest was to be of managers with one repre. would come from, officials thus ~ble to render fIrst ~ld. split among the cities on the sentative from each munici. told the director that more In ~hlSrespec~, he had high . Asil About Our CandltlOn1l1u1l'llltll John Rummel, basis of their total property pality and one from the detailed information would praIse fo~ OffIcer Dan H~a. FREE ESTIMATES - FULLY INSURED valuation. schools. be needed. Director Dankel ly, who ~s a Re.d Cr~ss In, . Mrs. SChon.enbergsaid that . said he is currently prepar. str~ctor, 10 keepmg hIS men ! RICHARD'S local political leaders should Its !our ~fflcers handled ing a complete package on teamed. Cadillac Dealer be made to understand that cases mvolvmg persons un. the four.men EMT concept, Trenches Different HOME IMPROVEMENT taxpayers "don't really care der 18'years-old .referred to including cost and schedul.in<:I If bis department !!; unable CALL RICHARD _521-7911 which pocket it comes out th~m by ..all . five Grosse factors, for the council's re- to receive an extension, the to the Pointes. of' when it comes to paying POInte. ~l1ce departments. view. "mage won't be able to par. for a youth division. In addlho~. they regularly f. t' b I A real regulator "As far as the budget goes, a.ttended hi. gh s~hool func. In stressing one of his ICl~ae .~n ,an am u ance ti d t g t d h' h t . .ti '. d servIce. We 11 be knocked it's ridiculous to argue over o~s an mves 1 a e com. 19 es pnorl e~ ISmc.rease out of the ballpark as far as is a special kind who is going to pay for the plalOls on campus. s t r e e t patroling, DIrector '". Perhaps it's our Dankel said by replacing the transportation goes, he scud. of clock. service-it all comes out of No specific provisions have At' t 'th t d I In the old days. whale lawns Sligar Free GER.MAN EEli lAB STYL.E 12 01. - • ,.. c.s Shade windows from Keep air filter, coils. regis- Flush out hot attic air A GOOD ters and return ducts clean. with a powered ventilator. fltESH KNACKWURST outside with ventilat~ 5 6 NEIGHBOR U.S.D.A. ChoKe 4 awnings, solar screens, TOP ROUND ".29 ~IIS o.posh trees or shrubs. OF YOURS FAMILY ".9818. HOME MADE .'IAIlS FRESH AMERICAN U.S.D.A. FRESH '2.29 LB. CHOtCE OR PRIME BAKED KEEPING THE POWER IN YOUR HANDS LEGS OF LAMB BREAD EXTRA FANCY l SOUTHERN GROWN ".89l8. 391ach 8TUs WATTS PlACItO ThllrsdGy, fridcly and L_-=--- U.S. No. , CRISP Sa'"rday Only Use heat and humidity- If you're buying a new air 49CL8. lARGE producing appliances - conditioner, you'D save IDAHO 7 such as your oven, washer 8 electricity if you select one FANCY with an energy efficiency rating POIATOES and dryer - earlv in the mominR ., ..• ,...... rr.on" 10 La. BAG or in the evening. (";~/() or lS or ru~r. lrle .. "''' i5 LEnUCE figured by dividing the BTUs by the watts. Slit. rlfm In_onc. Comlll~'" _ OIfices, liloom'net"". ItIiIlOil 99* 49~EA. I I I. ( ThuNdClY,August 23, 1979 G R 0 S 5 c: p' 0 i N T i: N E W'S Page Five ------S,Si8 For business, travel or play, Evan Picone desi~ns the fashions that go anywhere. Anytime. And because they're versatile The '00% pure wool Chesterfield. A versatile separates, they're wonderfully collectible. tweed accented with velvet collar. For casual or In the best of the new suit look, dressy occasions. Misses 6-16. $110. In casual ordress. . If you insist on the most for yow.fashion dollar, choose Evan Picone. And Siegels. , .;:-:,,<",; ~_. ,,'" . ~lcdt?fd~~tJzer. Lecitherelbow"'J<' . patchJ2trst or brown. $114.Sizes 6-16. . '. , Per1ectfor fall. The sleeveless, argyle sweater vest. $36. Sizes S-M-L. Slender leg pant. Wool flannel. Fly front. In soft black, grey, camel, brown, wine. $54. Sizes 6-16. I I The blazer for every occasion. The classic hacking Jacket for Town and Country. A fit that can only be. Evan Picone. $120. Misses 6-16. (matching skirt also available.) ~.5 0- (1) 2 ------... 0 Q> "0 en ~Q) o -J -0 c o ~ ta I z E o .Qo (1) o 6 oN c::: (1) CD ..Q Fall separates that mix and 5 match beautifully. The saxony E o misty plaid blazer. Tan. $110. .r. 0> The matching slit slim skirt. $62. c Sizes 6-16.To go undemeath the blazer, the floral, foulard .~ The best of the new suit look. Casual a:l print blouse. $42. or dressy shirt with geometric print and ------0 c tie. Grey or cream. $42. o Soft fitted blazer in wool flannel. ::;; o Black. grey, camel. brown. wine, w $104.6-16. ;}, 5 Mix or match the Picone skirt. S5O. c Q; > :.::i .4? /!!///ii1i/il!/i/il/l!i/ilii!!/li!IIII!lil!iiilriliii!/iliiri,~IIII,llllijlilll~iil~iil~I~II~liiiIMII~I~~:"I~i~li~~lili\III~I.li;'ii ,And now open in Grosse Pointe , • 5 ••••• 'ss'OO' '$ '1 on.". &" b .de I •• e_,...... tiee= •I ~.. . .' Page Six G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday', AU9U$t 23, 1979 ..------,-- New Hill Drugstore Discussed (Continued from Page 1) There will be no new items He ~aid the structure ~ffort. I still believe service I brought in." would be extensively reno. IS my greatest asset." Mr. Burns cited parking vated, including some exter. WANTED Mr. Holsingc:" ;',he hilS pfobl"ms af; another Droblem ior ch'lnges. run the store since 1956, said that will be brought' by the "We spend ,a lot of money Bi9R!!1I he has already had quite a store. on industrial design," he said. few of his customers assure But Bernie Thomas an ex, "We don't run a backyard Enlargement. Eastpointe Members him of their continued sup. ecutive with Perry, 'doesn't operation. This will be a typo port. feel a drugstore would ere. ica~ neighborhood drugstore." He says he's concerned ate as much parking prob. Farms Un convinced who desire MORE that the long range develop. lems as are now present with The Farms Council, how. ment plans for the Hill may the grocery store. ever, apparently isn't con. be upset as a result of Salem While acknowledging that vinced, as it continues to Order Square leaving. most of the firm's 60 stores have its consultants and at. for their money and However, plans for a large are loc~ted in shopping cen. torneys explore possible ways medical.retail office building lel'~ With a grocer~' store to limit hours of operation, three... to be locatl!d on thp cornel' nearby. Mr. Thomas says and even control what types of Muir and Kercheval con. such a setup "isn't a requisite of businesses can locate in for themselves tinue, with Peter V. Bologna for a new store," and Perry the area. of 81 Investment Company now has a few stores that are One of the possibilities showing the Farms Council by themselves. they are researching is limit. at its 14onday. August 20. M~. T~oma~ said. thi,s is ing the numbers of certain one's COMPETITIVE SOCIAL meeti.ng, architectural draw. the first lime I~ the f1~m~ 22 types of businesses in an ings of the proposal years that major oDJechons area. & Monthly club parties In house leagues days evenings Mr. Bologna mad~ no ref. have been raised to a new Travel teams Eye Openers (option of paying erence to the Perry Drug store lo<;ation'. City Attorney Kathleen FREEl Monthly tournaments one low price for unlimited play) St~re matter in his presenta. Objects to Reports Lewis said further research Active ladders with special rates Ladie's Day Monday tiOD. "We have walehed the sit. needs to be done on the limi. Weekly round robins days Men's Night Tuesday Michael Burns, president uation an~ h.ave seen with tation proposal, but said that Friday Mixers & evenings of the Hill Association, says a some admiration the loyalty an 0 r din a nee restricting KODAK I 10 C.II, Sunday morning continental Ibig concern of the Hill mer. of that commumty to a mer. hours of operation would a Professional men's afternoon chants is that 1! greater per. c~ant. We believe our st?re probably be valid as long as E.II'...... 111.: Wednesdays rentage of people will now Will also generate that k.lOd it was evenly applied to all • KODACOLOR Film Metatlv" shop exclusively at that loca- of loyalty after the emolion. businesses, and was not dis. • COlor print. (Including tion. without patronizing the alism dies down." criminatory. Instant prints) Limited Time Off8, other shops Customers at Sa. He objected to reports that The council, however, is August 20 to INSTRUCTIOIAL • color IIIdft October 3, 1979 All ability levels - JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT lem Square' presently tend to hi~ firm had anything to" do appr.oa~hing ,t~e~s~bje:t ~at. WIth Salem Square's lOabllity tet verJ' caut.uu~I:r, pa. tly be. days and evenings 3m all classes for Tots through wa lk arolln d t0 0th er sops.h C't M A Tennis & trim l.:>urnament Players as well. to renew Its lease, calling cause, as I y .anager n. Doubles Tactics Fiidays Hot Dog Sp9c18~ Mr Burm says merchants that situation a matter strict. drew Br~mer POI~ted o~t, a I •.• be' • ' ... - -.:~~ ;;ft ~" .." ly between them and the lot of d I s C us S Ion aimed The CAMERA CENTER Women's Competitive Starter Leagues Wll! t:uwl'''U''o '''V'V I ' - , .. "",,' st Pe D g Id than ,th, h .. I landlord lA cnanes lVlilli'l -v m. ,rry ru wou 17114 KERCHEVAL- "In ,11_ Village" league & Lessons Team Tennis L e1. may ave on!Jna. ni ' ,. . hurt The Farms if it were I I Play Drill Sessions Iy tlluugm, a::;he lound .retry-'bO~i f f th f' , 60. ever brought to court in the Grosse Pointe - 885-2267 Travel Teams stores carry a large toy sec. your 0 e Irm s I Stroke of the Day Free court time tion,' paper products, greeting stores are 24.hour op~rations, matter. I _ •••••••••••••••• -- cards, books and magazin'es, ,he stat;d, and the HIll store i • as )VeIl as some basic foods ,~ouldfolt .be.. an~ther. ~c I i' such as milk and eggs, 'and sLOr.e 1S almmg to dr~w us a.-~ HI.... " 'AIrI~ DaHl Cia... I possibly liquor bus mess from a one mile ra. W.It~... J1...... a ClI' SI,...r CuI,.ntIt1 Onr 50 billS I He also fear~ the loss of 10- diu.s of th~ store, he said, a eal ownership will adversely claim which at least one affect the Hill Farms resident, Mrs. Muriel MOWACCEPTING MEMBERSHIPS - Clil fir fr. 8rac~.rel A First Time Charbonneau, disputes. Re. "Nine out of 10 businesses search she has done. indicates are now owned by Grosse that Perry aims to draw cus- Pointers:' he said, "And most t~mers from a four.mile ra- &1STPOINrE N:~~II aren't chain stores. This sort dlus. of opens up the dam. Other .Mr. Th?If13S.said the four. ~CQUET (at I.M) businesses of their type will mIle ra~lus flgur~ w~s an hat Dttrllt be looking at possibly locat. average mdustry,wlde figure, . CLUB 774-1000 ing here. and not applicable to the Hill Gary Bodenmiller Manager/Pro "I don't kilOW why they store. picked the Hill," he contin' --'e-w--S-tu-d-e-n-ts-- PROS ued. All the Perrys we look-N Janet Slywka Ken Kirkendall Denny Calas ed at were in a shopping cen. h Id Steve Goff Bob Bracci Jana Abolins lit er WI'tha grocery store. nex t S OU '"~:Ia-rl-:.I Ivl1_n duur. I don't see any advan. l .J The gas mileage of every new car sold in America is published as a public service by the Itages created by that store. Par e n t s of elementary - - - EPA (Environmental Protection Agency). So if fuel economy is all you care about, the school students new to the government can help YQU choose what car to buy. . Grosse Pointe Public School However, you need more than just a gas tank and a fuel gauge. So if you want good Detroit & Northern Savings offers you System who have not yet en. mileage plus comfort, tough construction, performance .....,/"/ ... rolled their children for the . and safety, then you have a decision to make. And the''''''''''''" ... 1979-80 school year should government can't make it for you. So. with all the go to the elementary school elm to choose from, it could be a hard decision. of t,heii' attendance area for, ~ ?~~~t~~~~,t,.;~lv~,~~it easy. VOLVQ this purpose. Parents who moved from one4l!!@lemenMy diS'hiet"""to' ~ Ili)r: ,. 'ano'tl\:er since last school EPA est. mpg. EPA est.llwy, Volvo 242 and 244 sedans With 4S1)elld stick year ended sliould also con. plus overd ri lie. Use these numbers for com- tact the new school. parisons. Actual mPil may differ depending on 5PCE':l. trip leng1 h and weather. Actual highway mPll School offices will be open wi II proba bly be lower than EPA highway estinate. from 8 to 11 a.m. and from 1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, August 27 through STOP AND SEE US TODAY August 31. . 13 Mile .net Gr.tlot I p..~~~t"~~'~~~ndYcnm, 298-1300 pan~,V-a~ -'iV~t~~~.~ti~n.al'-aC. Bob lankl I counting organization, - reo VOLVO • BUIc:.K • OP.L cently announced the pro. I motion .oi Point~r Timothj' ~ J. McCarthy to senior man. ager. Mr. McCarthy is a B~IIma member of the Detroit Golf "KEEl" THAT GREAT Gt.! FEELING Club, Detroit Athletic Club WITH GENUINE Gt.! PARTS" and board of directors of ~ Lourdes Archdiocesan Home. This Year SAVE ENERGY and enjoy ~.504% = 9.869% 7.950o/c= 8.394o/c TOTAL COMFORT in your home. per annum effective annual yield. per annum effective annual yield. Effective Thursday, Aug. 23, 1979, Effective Wednesday, Aug. I, 1979, ...... , thru Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1979. thru Fi'iday, Augusi 31, 1979. Call Now • 1. 6-Month Money Market Certificate 2, New 4.Year Money Market Certificate FOl A I First, you can earn this top return in just 26 (with Interest Continuously Compounded) . brqont PRE-WINTER, I - - weeks with D & N's 6-Month Money Mar- Second, this new account offers you the ket Certificate. It's available with deposits kind of return you'd expect only from a big COMFORT • FURNACE = of $10,000 or more, and the interest rate is investment - but at D & N, it's available SYSTEM quoted weekly. You'll get the highest with as litile as a $100 deposit. And your i CHECK-UP i interest rate allowed by law at D & N. Fed- INTEREST is CONTINUOUSLY COM- eral regulations prohibit compounding of POUNDEDto give you the highest possible S-YEAR LABOR 50 interest on 6-Month Money Market Cer- effective annual yield. The interest rate on AND PARTS I lor $29 I tificates during the term of the account. these D & N investments is quoted WARRANTY ON COMPRESSOR = 1. :INSPKT H~AT ElCHAII6IP. • monthly, but once purchased, the interest I 2. INSPE(TFILTER • rate will remain fixed during the entire by Flame 3. CHEa AND ADJUST I term of the accounJ. Furnace I THERMOSTAT • • 4. INSPIa flUE ANDCHIMNfl • Put yourself at the top of the market with these high yielding • 5. INSfIEa MOTOR AND 1l0WEl • savings certificates from Detroit & Northern Savings! • FUELSAVING VEN' MlOR • .. CHEa lND ADJUSTFlil AND • • liMn COITIOl • • GU~~:~u HEAl EXCHANGER I 7. INSPEa GAUGlS AND5100 • • ELECIRONIC IGNIIION I GLASS UN THE CASE Of • see us first. • IOllEts) ~ Modern energy-saving air conditioning saves operating • .. CHKK lND ADJUSTSAFm • costs ... power humidifier provides just the right amount • l'tlOT • DETROIT & • •• START HE1TlNG UNIT • of moisture for winter comfort •.. electric air cleaner • 10. UST FOR 'ROPER COMIUS- • keeps your home virtually pollution free ... only Bryant's TlON AIID f'lRFOUANCI • total deluxe comfort system delivers the energy saving • • 11. INSPEa Inn • features you thought were years away. I.. 29 TRUCKS 1'0 SERVE YOU • IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION •••••••••••• I I 1. Sterling Heighh Office 3. Warren-11 Mil. & Hoover Office I 2270 E. 16 Mile Rood 26681 Hoover Rood , 2. Warren-12 Mile Office 4. GrOSH Point. Woods Office 804204 e. 12 Mile Rood 19307 Mack Avenue IESDcII , Effecllve annual yield assumes Ihatthe i n:oresl rale remains unr.hanRecllmd thai both pri nc:ipal and J c...... inlere.~l are reinvested al maluruy, ~-'--"!II' I Federal rcgu lations require substantial inleresl penally tor early Withdrawal 011 savings l:er1lfll:ah~s I I .. " • .. __ .. ______11II< tlll ~S.e Slllr ••• llllln__ S.m _ n~_IIII!!!!!!!IIII!l!!.!!I!!!!II.p.~?~. ._ -.._~_,_ .-..-I Thursday, August 23, 1979 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven Obituaries Ne'w'Di:taeetors to BgQst School Sport~p.aogram ! Ct... Your Carpets The Modem Way I By Susan McDonald negotiations bet wee n the cluded 17 teams and more The School Board's goals ~ ~~ W. U.. O,iy I MYRTLE H. HARKNESS Grosse Pointe Schools. . School Board and the GPEA. than 400 events for each {or 197~, also approved ~ ''3 TMFila' E..,,..t I' Services for Mrs. Hark- Mrs. Harkness is survived Two hlg.h school coac.hes The teachers' contract ex- school. this mo~th, call for !,!!prove. .. T D. rILAI.~' ness, 78, formerly of The by her husband. Russell M.; were .apPolOted to .f~l1.hme pired on June 30 and both Mr. Hollosy said as dir~c. ments tn opportumtles for ~ - • .. " Woods, late of Fort Lauder- two daughters, Mrs. David athl~lc _d~r~~t~ ~~~~~~o_ns,~y teams are meeting regularly tor he also will be respon. girls in athletics as well as t~~ . We Clean dale, Fla., were held on Engibous and Mrs. Donald tt,,, u~'u" Ul l: The Fer r y Elementary School PTO recently donated ~~.~ $1,135 Th. Chanc.llor. to the school for pan- (H.8DI4", W22 'I.", D.13Yz") eling a small room that will Magnificent loll ccse re,ounds become a student conference with the famous Westminster, center the next school year. I This Wee1c's Whittington and St. Micnaei In recommending that the chimes Df 0 West German School Board accept the gift, Ringers movement. Bel' administrators noted there Regularly $',' 25 is a need for a "de.institu. Prices Effective May 17, 18 and 19 Spe \ '. -- ~~-_._~--~...--'~---,-----,------ Berih in W.orid ..~ries r -----} ALL POINTE'S LAWN IfllI ('~ToJ\feet Your Health Needs ... SPRINKLER CO. I' We Cover The Pointes. H ) FREE estimates on "i HARKNESS PARK ::) installation and repairs ' ! PHARMACY DEYONSH~£ PHARMACY 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E. ~ffet$ot1. All .... Guaranteed 884-3100 16003 WACK S:22-25aO Serving all the Pointes 0 nd 881..a477 surroundin9 areOi. Fot a b.autiflJllawn caU FRANK BENAVIDEZ 886-8649 JJA. 'tiJ 9:00 9:30 ;;.~~. I I i: J Groesbeck Chapel of TL~'tr_ R dJ~ __dJ __ rI_ ~~~ !~ ..;t!o •• ~. 4U'~JI'-111I.jl1." .11 - ~- - _. ~- '. - - ~-- -- ~ ...... f1J:'i'£RM. mktA1(Ht~ 226 CIl(jU4I£k ElLVD, !1!mfi~UfrRi!!!'M 1y~} Ym. I, ~hRijil~Hi II hh,A M. fr..mihon lf1li" W, f'lfhl'l I•• OI, s' .. ellj , -,,. ,.- USI•• FI. serm-.1ia.".it t)efterratlm; c..--ves !lliI!TT a.m $3tf1 'NIl h ~ct1 ~i.nc E: 7956 ::rr.fE01Cl1 'C EnI1ar.ce me ;rilruJa/ -nelaw =>lor ::rain iH1C -e.x:un: :t~ew 'NOG(1. l.ool<5 aeawifuJ "!Veil alter 'Jo'$$ - $3Ild CaIar -.: ~1'il'1igtT'.....o GROSSE POIN'n ROCHESTER 11U211ACK 331 MAIN 881-1024 652-1444 SAMPLE MICHIGAN FOODS FREE " '~.' . .;;. : THREE C's Jl/. ....E WISDOM \ ~a.aJl~ Iii ~lllnJ l.b~ ik'(k, ...( ii l;..)uk wliile d~anli~ help.; to ~ residue thai Bl~DI be ~P'" lANDSCAPING i~ as '00 POOT, It's still a great time for: • SOOding VacatlOO urre- a patio ~ • Merion & Kentucky Blend's " from tre ,.,.... • Grade ..\ Topsoil Base Sod • One of the area.s I~er S4ldding Company.s - .hieh 'leans Very High Quality with Experience • Design & CoBstruction • Shrub & Tree Planting • All Types or Patios • Ties & Timber ~'ork • Liquid & Granular Fertilizing Program i .--:t I • Compl-et~ Land~8pe R~nov8tion~ It U£ YOUI c.un t LA.SCAP£ COISTltlCTDI _ 1----=DIll! J~U11~j}J~lB~ IIAMWJC( c..1t 71.1~'lD'10 Free Eslimc1es 751-5330 Thursday, August 23, 1979 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Njn~ ------_._------,_._------_._-- ._-- -- ... _ .._----_._---- i -, ------.------ood Speak.~ IJr i , !'ft.... {J- A 100- ~ent~ j,rHmft Ii --~. lJI(! " ..I~ J A t Conference Y - -.-./ I 21 Kercheval 881-2818 FOR THE FINEST IN CHINESE , Univ~rsity Liggett SdlO011 AND AMERICAN CUISINE Athletic Director R CJ be r t I TURNIN(~~iOINT .' Wood was o.ne of six recent I 1 LUNCHEON. DINNERS. COMPLETE CARRYOUT . .--_~ M w •• t'. ';I - irc A,.1 ~;J"\ winners of Uu: uliiti:<1 S.ate~ . lfYlLII f"'\jlll'C L,;.c..U .• ,1 I> ...... '_""tl~J __ •.• . M.TH 11-10, FR!. 11-12 md., SAT. 12,12, SUN. 12-10 Tennis Association's National 7:00 a-,d 9:00 Teachers Conference "Con. 21609 ferees on Court and in Sem . Starting Friday .~ HARPER inar" contest, A Double Feature NEAR 8 MILE [7!~,~72}~I Mr. Wood will deliver his GREASE & SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER presentation, entitled "Run. I Both (PG) Movies for the price of one! ning A Successful High I THE ORIGINAL I SchoollCollege . Tennis Pro. I Saturday' Sunday Matinees gram: Emphas:s on Team i (Held Over by Popular Oemaodj PI aclice Ses"ions." durin!! ' 41 ITenn;.s Tournaments Dinner Cites the conference, whicn wlil-be WITHIN'THE WOODS held next week in New York. ' (One showing 10:45 Sat.) 8 Held in ThreePointes Ernie Harwell N.Y. Celebrities from baseball Top tennis competition first in men's 18 to 34 action. and the media will toast I was the game at the Farms Women's 35 and over was Ernie HariiEH. the yoice of I Pier Park last week during taken by Karen Zoufal. while the Detroit Tigers on radio the city's annual tournament. the men's title went to Con. for 20 years, at the testilno. 'The action began on Thurs. I rad Garcia. nial dinner in his honor day, ~ugust 9. wh~n 32 boys Joa~ and Mark Levine took tonight. August 23. at the and gJrls battled It out for I the mixed doubles title. while Barrister House. 21801 Hac. the first and second places men's doubles was won by per avenue. St. Clair Shores. I 'in a round robin tourney in Herb Steiger and Tom Unc- It will begin at 6:30 p.m . . which eight game pro sets I krich. Gladys Wheeler and Son n y Eliot. the !" I were played. I Marlon Unekrich took the weatherman from Station . The 14 and under girls women's double crown. "':DIV, and Al Kaline, fOrIl,ler \ singles category brought out I Winners we r e awarded T~ger star now telec~stmg t some of the toughest com'j trophies as well as a chance TIger games, are co , \ P-cn. - ___ ...... -:4<.=_~ --~'~~~---~--:-",,":,._---:-~~,"'P...-~-_P_-----~~~"""'''IIl$'''P''.~III..~."s.a''_IIII!IIIlI••• IJIII_•• -- .. - ...... -- -- Page Ten GROSSE POINT£: NEWS ------. 1 . Getting religion is easier I No Criend r.an advise you than keeping it. as well as your conscience. s:~:::o.n~~~:'~~:.~n~~:~~~:~Park Imp'r~e~ents Eyed] KEEP THIS NUMBER Ford Houst; ~as the setting I d~n~, and Lorraine Perlman, By Beautlflcatlon Group CITY OF for the Michigan Chamber Violinist, of Detroit. Or~he~t!'!!. (M~); Guild's . . ,.. .'. By Joanne N. Gouleche I especially critical of the (313) 352-7151 In.Home Benefit Concert on MS. l.;noumard, UI~ lll'llgh. .... ," L -. '1' . I ter of Arden and Leona Goll. A recem lour J)Y tni'; pal II. ~ " .. ,hroom facllhes. Oirnase 'niutt artUa Sun day aft ernoon, Augu st 5. P k' B t'f' . C C I b ht' 1J1 nick oC Lakeshore road was ar s eau I Icatlon om. oncern a so was roug Suburban Health Care Services Inc. MICHIGA~ I COI~~tu~a ~pra~o ~a~h- born in Harper Woods' She mission oC the community's up over the condition of the cen. 0Kumar an ptadnlst studied voice at Indian~ Uni. parks in d i cat e s that tbe rooC on the pool house. The Announces the Rebirth of the arVln ee:1ze presen ea. . k' d f. ., C It t th t M f k b H diversity and the Umversity oC par s are In nee 0 some comnusslon e, 00, a NOTICE OF PMrogratmSohwborrts YdSan e, Michigan. While growing up improvement in S eve r a I pool personnel might be Th. ozar, cue . tand btrausst . m. the area she was a memo areas. trame' . d t 0 cIean an d' mam. HEARING eyOwere. ~SSISe I :( "f0 ber of T~esday Musicale's At least that was the con. tain the pool area b~tter. I MC mUSICians, c annetlst . . HOUSE CALL ZONING BOARD and general mana"er Vir. Student League as well as a ~ensus of the commiSSion at About t.he. only area. t~at ______0___ Ilii:mber fir the Gross .. P"ir.tc, Its Mond;lY, August 20, mee~ the commiSSIOn felt satisfied Highly Qualified. Licensed Physicians .. ~ Chamber Players. ing when members discussed with was the lJia)'~i.(;'..:r.ld I OF APPEALS ' .. the pre s e n t condition of equipment. Available for House Calls to Residents ,,~ I ~,.. ,SthhChnobwIdlves ~n the east Windmill Pointe and Three Three Mile Park received NOTICE IS HEREBY GlYEN that the Zon- UIaIl UK WI us an , Michael and Mile parks . . . of Grosse Pointe and surrounding areas. their two child M: hI' so mew hat higher marks ing Board of Appeals wiIJ meet in the City HaU 111ra.1 ,.,..~ ren, IC ae Th .. t h d f th .. b t Treatment Available in the Cornf'ort and at 00 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, on ~ UIUIlI Jr. and Lyra. She is current- e ~ommlss~on ouc e rom e commlsslo~, ~ ~ ..n.:... ly studying with her coach up on litter, mamtenanc~ of t~e gr~up also was ,dlSSatis. Privacy of Your Home ...... , and accompanist, Mr. Keen. the pools and landscapmg, flcd WIth.. t~at park s bath- MONDA V, SEPTEMBER 10, 1979 ~~ ze, in Philadelphia. among other areas. room faCIlities. M em b e r s 7 Days Weekly. 24 Hours A Day . . "One of the reasons Cor r:oted the need for more at 8:00 p.m. to hear the appeal of Dr. Michael Thl.S past March, Miss the tour of Windmill Pointe benches, picnic tables and ihcluding Holidays Fozo, owner of the premises located at 225 ps0tedia81Dr C:ho~Ina~d was second place Park was to take an over. grills at the park. Vendome Road, from the denial of the Build- edaiDr..... fl.nalist In. t.he Eastern Re. view of the city and to look Aside from the evaluation ing Department to issue a Permit for the con- ...... 8,lOnal audlt~o":s of the Na. at things that need to be of the parks, the commission struction of a tennis court at the side of his • honal A~SO~latlon of Teac~. done so this commission may established a tree commis. home at the foregoing address. Such Permit ers of .~mgm~. She. was m establish some priorities," sion with Michael Krag as 1 competlhon With sin g e r s Chairperson Ann M. Mac. chairman. issuance was denied for reason that the tennis : from New York, New Jersey, Donald stated. Mr. Krag said that the court proposed to be located on the foregoing premises would infringe upon required open ; ~e~~:y~v::i:' Maryland and .T~e overcll feeling of com. number on~ ~riori.ty of the I • I mlSSlon members was that tree. comnusslOn IS to de. side yard space of twenty-two feet, leaving a t Proceeds Crom the concert Windmill Pointe Park is in velop a public awareness of side yard of fifteen feet, and upon required J supported the Michigan. need of improvements in Dutch Elm Disease, (OED). open front yard spar,:! of twenty-five feet, . Chamber Orchestra General I almost every area. He further indicated possi. I Maintenance Fund. j However, members were biHties of establishing an leaving a front yard of twenty-one feet and • H ighes' quality thereby requiring variances from the provi- • Beautiful 91051 linish I elm watch in neighborhoods IMPORTED STYLE • Chalk'-.,,1 , I 1 where volunteers from each sions of Section 1503,Items 2 and 3of the City's • Exeellen' color POLISH HAM '2.49 LB. rcth.rii\t(KI ~.: seHleI block would survey trees in Z{}nL'lg Ordinance. . • Euy to awly. clti .. , surrounding areas to check ovelnlinl WHOLE BEEF The Hearing wiH be pubiic. Interested • l~ea\ '01 ar... above • property owners or resid,ents of the City are brick arKllion. SPRINKLING SYSTEMS I!C:,~:D~eed to get people' • Easy 10 eta.n 'ENDERLOINI invited to attend. • Free 01lead hUardl I attuned to the problems of CUT UP FREE! 1 • Installation I~~h elm disease," Mr. Krag Richard G. Solak FRESH 9,ABY Secretary Locbmoor Hardware • Modernization At its Monday, August 13, BEEF LIVER 99 LB. 207~9 MACK at 8 MI. meeting, the Park Council Zoning Board of Appeals FRESH WHOLE FRYING 885 ..Q242 • Repairs approved three additional Published: Grosse Pointe News, issue of Au- -Hindow lIepoir & Moin"'nonce members to the Beautifica. CHICIlENS 49 LB. gust 2.3,1979. OPEN EVERY DAY. SUN. 10 .. 4 -6815 tion Commission. They are 59' 1.8. CUT UP 886 Carolyn Dettmer of Lake- pointe road, Frank Gildea of WHILE QUAN'I'ITIES LAST - Spodols Good thru Sat., Aug. 25 OLD FASHIONED QUALITY tOUIITESY AND SERVICE Grosse Pointe 'and Area : MA.STER PEST CO~ ..~. ~ ~~t::.~~,::t el", 25300 JEFFERSON, St. Clair Shores, Ju>l Narth of 10 Mil. SINCE 1926 The next meeting of the TUES.-SAT. 8:30-6 P.M. 775-1991 SUNDAY SE'RV!CES . ~~~~ ~ . _.'. ~~~Jl'jJ:~~m~er o~, ~~d~~~ .-)@: ~ ~ .._~-~ hall, 15115 Jefferson avenue, ANTS-BEES-ROACHES-RODENTS ~vii:~O t~'~ite~~~ public is FREE ESTIMA TES 772-0390 CARPET BEETLES, ETC. e71tmmt~~ • HOMES • BUSINESS • INDUSTRIAL Ford Home r=HA& VA * ALSO DO.no.YOURSELFSUPPUEhUu;....s '" Termite 822 0322 Slatil .. Jlw~tiJOftIt~. Inspection.!, _'. ~=(Continued from Page '1) 1~01!l MACK - GROSSE POINTE PARK general public for quite a =---= .._.- while," Mr. Alandt said. "We have a grC:lt deal of work to - "CHAPEL IN THE GROSSE POINTE FAZIO do before that can happen." TREES" BAPTIST CHURCH 21336 Mack Avenue City of But the pace of activities ORNAMENTAL 6:30 P.M. (.,V:~ Grosse Pointe Woods at 1100 Lakeshore road has Featuring: ~••\. ; ~ (l)rnssr Jniutr tJ~lrk picked up in recent months SINGING REFLECTIONS ~ ~.. ~b AAwaitsWarmY,ouWek"me ~ and, jf .citizens are really in- IRON WORKS, INC. , (Quartet) .. "-- .C-::-::' _ ~. tt!J:ested in getting a peak in. at the <...r \,\~~tlQ~~lWllP.JI,'I -I ~ -"- ..O"RDIN'ANCE NO~"88r....."''''~'. 'slae: there are numerous arn a.mentaf V'J19UghTTfori 9,45Sundaya.m. School ~ Ways to do it. Even; rig Service AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND 8ECTION 2.7a Window Guards' EBENEZER 6:30p.m. The International Institute, BAPTIST CH URCH OF THE UNIFORM TRAFFIC CODE AS for instance, is planning a Columns, Porch Railings, major fund raising event at :e1001 Moro.. at ).94 ADOPTED BY THE CITY OF GROSSE Gates, Step Railings, 882-2728 ~:~~;:.e;aft~,~~p~-:~:POINTE PARK. . the house on Sunday. Sep. tember 16, from 2 to 5 p.m. Iron Fences, Repairs The $10 tickets are tax de- THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK Fint Enill;h ductible, too, and further in- Light Welding FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH ORDAINS: ,formation may be obtained EVI Lutheran Section 1. Iby calling 871-8600. ;40;7 East Eight Mile Road 14554 E. Jefferson Ave. Section 2.7a of the Uniform Traffic Code, as Once inside, visitors will Warren, Michigan 48089 Church Rev. Ronald Schnlidt - Rev. John Schleicher adopted by the City of Grosse Pointe Park, is see the house almost exact . • Vemier Road ot WIlIS.wood ly as Mrs. Ford left it when . Dri.,., Grone roi ..", Woods Worship Sernces ~ereby amended in its entirety to read as fol- she died in 1976. Only a few 884-5040 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. lOWS: paintings. donated in her I Church Worship will to the' Detroit Institute Sunday School Sec. 2.7a Storage Charges. Before the REMODEL Sunday Church School owner or person in charge of. an im- of Arts, have been removed . 9:30 a.m. 9:40 a.m. and replaced by reproduc. . pounded vehicle shall be permitted to re- tions, a c cord i n g to Mr. Rev. P. Keppler Wednesday Night Service for Healing move the same from the custody of the NOW! Rev. David Bonde Alandt. The remaining fur. 7:15 p.m. Police Department, he shall furnish evi- nishings and decor are in dence of his identity and of his ownership tact. or authority, he shall sign a receipt for the The house, situated on 65 Gro ... P.h,te !few locil ftilil& UIlIt... vehicle, and he shall pay charges to cover acres of lakeshore property. : METHODIST , St. James St. Paul Ev. is maintained by a full.time ~""'3CNZEi'l- codes requiie tluit the cost of removing the vehicle from the staff of 27. and financed by -Bu.&&M.g- your property M CHURCH Lutheran Church Lutheran Church - street or highway, plus storage charges. a $15 million endowment up'ated ,nor t. 211 Moro .. Roael lIOn The Hill" 881.66'70 from Mrs. Ford. ~.,.J.. AO!lITIONS sellitc 'r re-relltilc. 116.2363 Section 2. i)f) REMOOEliNG McMillan near Kercheval Chalfonte and Lothrop Main Interest E"io, tltis ""pr",. Summer Schedule ment while yeu Ire TU 4.0511 This Ordinance shall take effect on Sep- The 51.year-old house was 777 -6840 "";.1. 9:3D a.m. Summer Schedule: Summer Schedule: hint in ,oar Ito.e Worship and Church 9:30 only tember 1, 1979. N. J. Ortisi designed by architect Albert !YIHIHGS G P TtlI-"44 Sunday Service 9:30 a.m. lAST SIDE AND School for Children (Nursery for small City Clerk Kahn in the English cotS-I Pre.School Sunday School 9:30 GPN 8-23.79 wold style. The property con. G.OSSl 'O'NtlS children.) Nursery 9:30 and 11:00 Ministers: tainc; a pool house, gate Thursday Service 8 p.m. lodge, power house and a UPDATEYOURBAllitOOM, KITCH, Robert Paul Ward July 3-August 23 Rev. K. R. Lentz, TH.D. playhouse that is ar: exact Mary Isaacs f1'rost Y:3u a.m. Sunday SdlouI Rev~ Paui E. CjJi~ist minia111re of the main es- PUJMiiiG and.EL1CTRIC Rev. George E. Kun tate, a gift to Edsel's daugh. ~ WE SPECIALIZE IN Rev. George M. ScheUer FLOOD ELEVATiON ter, Mrs. Walter Buh! Ford, ALL HOME &. OFFICE SERVICES . BIBLE STUDY by her grandmother, Mrs. PAINTING and Christian Friendship The Grosse Pointe STUDY • Henry Ford I. Congregational Mr. Alandt said some reo "CHRIST CHRIST ~:: and pairs and renovations have CHURCH been necessary. Bathroom fa- FELLOWSHIP" Episcopol American Baptist PUBLIC NOTICE cilities are being enlarged (a non denomination Church and parking lots installed to Church) 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. 240 Chalfont. ot Lothrop handle the increased traffic Yale and Harper 885.4.841 Worship Service Sunday The Federal Insurance Administration of the U.S. De. at the home. 51. Clair Shores, nr. 11 Mi. 8:00 a.m.-Holy Eucharist 10:00 a.m. partmentof Housing and Urban Development is conduct. "Our main interest is to WHEAT SCHOOL ing a detailed study of the flood hazard areas in the Citys of maintain the home exactly SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. 9:15 am.-Holy Eucharist Thursday Evening Service WE and Sermon 7:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe and Grosse Pointe Farms. as Mrs. Ford left it," Mr. .294.8713 AI:ll'ldt said. "We want to John Ludlam, Pastor (Nursery available) Nursery facilities available The purpose of this study is to examine and evaluate the use it in a way that will be a RUSTPROOF I1:15 a.m. Holy Eucharist "Family" flood hazard areas in sections of the community which real benefit to thc commu- and Sermon 1st Sun. Mark 3:20-35 nity, and to avoid competing Morning Prayer and are dp.veloped or which are likely to be developed. The EVERY CAR TWICE Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon with any of the other fine Sermon other Sundays flood elevations for those areas will also be determined. Rev. Terry J. Ging Flood elevations will be used by the community to carry homes in the area. such as Weekday Eucharists out the flood plain management objectives of the Na- the War Memorial or Mcad. ow Brook." 9:30 a.m. Tuesday tional Flood Insurance Program. They will also be used 7:30 a,m. Thursday as the basis for determining the appropriate flood insur. PRESBYTER'AN RECEIVES RESOLUTION 5:30 p.m. Saturday ance premium rates applicable for new buildings and CHURCH Underwriters Laboratories their contents. as well as determining the rates to be used Inc., (UL), presented a reso. 19950 Mack Avenue for the second layer of insurance on existing buildings lution of appreciation to reo The Grosse Pointe (holfway between and contents. Moross and Vernier Roods) tiring trustee Paul A. Duker CHRISTIAN of The City at its recent an. Grosse POInte Woods All interested persons are encouraged to bring any relev- MEMORIAL CHURCH nual meeting in Chicago. It ant facts and technical data concerning local flood SCIENCE 886.4300 commended him Cor his many United Presbyterian Fird rhurrh of Christ, hazards to the attention of the Federal Insurance 16 Lake Shore Road contributions to the labora. Scientist Admini:Sll'C:ttiou fur cuii5iikr~tior: :n the ccur.se of thi~ toties; oDJective 01 i.~~i.ill!i For In~ormatlon, night or Grosse Pointe Faro,s study. Such information should be furnished to Lee Bir. I II WE nn.. ~..nn""r for public safety. Mr. Duker, U" •rnuur d.y, taU 882-5330, elIal a 282 Cha1fonte mingham, Assistant City ManagE'r, City of Grosse Pointe, praTer 882-877&. or John DeFoe, Director of Public Service, Grosse Pointe vice.preside~t oC c~stomerl NEW USED CARS TOO'" near Kerby Road and marketing services for & ••• Worship Se"ice Services: II Farms, for forwarding to FlA. 10 a,m. Sunday 10:30 A,M. IPo~t~~i:eeE:::-,~ a;~"m~~:~ 10:OD-Worship Hour This study is being conducted by Williams & Works COrp 'Irt~3U-aOO-R~~~~g:;~~-O---F--F-1, Wednesday 8:00 P.M. Nursery and Children,'s of Engineers under contract to the Department of Hous- oC the UL board of trustees.. 822 "Small Faith, Great Sunday School 10:30 A.M. Mr. Duker began his career • -5300 I Saviour" (IIJi"lI~ C:l!'fl provided) Learning Center ing and Urban Deveiopment. i""j"ld~for this program are I authorized under the National Flood Insurance Act of ~ith ~dison in. 1936 follow.! Ollerbpi'" ~~1~t~~~~~,~~lNEW OR USED II David B. Antonson Reading Room Open Dr. Robe!t C. !Jntbknm In~ hiS graduation from th .. ,' 8EPT, '. 18ft In Ih. Park I RI.'~. I'\p\lfd .r. Rllhleman 1968 (P.L. 93.234). I,10.3 eYi:ry day c:,ccpt Sun. I 1 Univl:rsity oC Detroit. I ------J .... , ,,"{. Thursd.y, AUCjust 23, /979 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S P'Cje EJeven ------ THIS BEAUTIFULLY WELL BUILT HOME overlook. OLDER DUTCH COWNJAL in GilJbst: Pointe City. ing Lake SL Clair has so much to offer. For those Two story entrance hall plus 3 bedrooms 11k hot and humid days there is central air condition. baths, family room and central air conditioning. ing or sit back and just enjoy the soft breezes Fantastically different and very livable. Detached from the lake in almost all the rooms. The frees- garage has a studio apartment with modern bath. tanding circular stairway is a preview to the gracious living beyond the' entrance hall. The THI~ GRACIOUS STONE AND CLAPBOARD FARM master suite not only has 2 dressing rooms and 2 COLONIAL is located in the lovely Windmill baths, but also a ~arble fireplace to enjoy the Pointe Area. Five bedrooms. 3th baths, panelled warmth & coziness on those snowy winter evenings. library with fireplace, large lot plus attached 2 The panelled library offers a beautiful bay circu- car garage on WESTCHESTER. lar window and again a fireplace. The garden JUST OFF LAKE SHORE in the Shores - At. room with aviary overlooks the enclosed terrace CWSE TO THE LAKE in the Lovely Windmill Pointe tractive Colonlal on lOOx150lot. Library. with a fountain. The marble and parquet floors Area at 607 MIDDLESEX. Contenlporary colonial Glassed & screened porch. 3 bedrooms, throughout the 1st floor, the chandeliers from a with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large first floor den or 1 French Chateau and custom made rugs are just a 4th bedroom with fuli bath plus iavatory. Two car 2 /2 baths & expansion area for 4th bed- few of the extras. Call today for an appointment attached garage and large lot make this home a room. 2 car att. garage. and additional information. bargain at $135,000. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 A WELL l'vL\INTAINED HOUSE BUILT IN 1965. All I Higbie Maxon, Inc. wet plast£r, 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 haC baths TffiS LARGE CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL built 83 Kercheval Ave.. 886-3400 (one in the basement), both kitchen and family by Walter Mast features 3 spacious bedrooms. The Teems Contact SUNDAY AFTERNOON SURPRISES 2-5 P.M. A Member Broker Today! 1153 Whittier 1182 Hawtlwme ~ '.;/11: .:::::.r~ GROSSE POINTE • The place to live! An outstanding residential community affording the advantage of Lake St. Clair, good schools, excellent shopping, established municipal services, and unsurpas- li2 ACRE COLONiAL ESTATE! "Land Barons" are INSTANT HOUSE . EXCEPTIONAL VAL{]li:, 1M. sed "conveniently located" activities for children of all ages. Each one of the going ~ flip over the 165 x 165 (.63 acre) yard, while I\1t;D1ATE OCCUPANCY! The price is really right on offerinQs below has these features ... and is ready to be sold! Save time and the entire family enjoys the many exciting features for this fine Cape Cod on a quiet street in the Woods. The confUSion. Get the facts from one of our consultants today. gracious living such as: two full and a 112 bath, two mo Example: 'KERBY OR ST. PAUL SCHOOLS " ~~Y special 3 bedroom, .21h bath Coloni~l home on one of the Farms top streets. Large living and dmmg rooms, Paneled family room. Good kItchen. 2 car ~arage. Many, many extras. School possession: New price, $110,000. Don't delay! Call us today! - SHARP ... MOVE-IN CONDITION! If you're one of those gettin,g tired of false alarms in your search for that better than average 4 bedroom, 21h bath two-story home, don't wait an:; longer! Call us and we'll take you to SI:'e one that's got all the usual extras PLUS so many more. Ready now to house the executives family wantirlg to . ~ '~jlf~?-~?:~ l ~~ begin living in a grand way. ~~ewer home:; iJiliooly se1 in nne of the Wocds finest 2l'ees. ". - I Open Slllldu)" 2:30-5 PRICE CHOPPED - $72,500' Call it value, a bargain or ADVENTURE - Buildable lot - included in the price! luck - now you can purchase this charming three bed- TAX SHELTER. two fine apartments, two bedroom room, 11f.! bath home at less than bank appraised price upper, 3 bedroom lower has Florida room! FIRST SHOWING . . . 1705 HAMPTON ... if you act now. We'll include the two car garage, SURPRISE . wait til you see the lower level mini Cape Cod cutie with 2 bedrooms, 11-2baths, den, plus sitting room. Newer furnace. 3 Car garage. fireplace, air conditioning, lower level T.V. room and apartment $79,500. fast occupancy for just $72,500. Get ready for lots of Immediate possession, convenient Grosse Pointe Woods location. $69,900. pleasant surprises, .. we'll be expecting you! RANCH HOME . . . near THE "VILLAGE" AND LOOKING FOR A FINE RANCH UNDER $80,000? 1320 HARVARD ROAD 25950 MADISON COURT (Just orr Harper near 10 Mile Road) Looking for that good investment? Here's one for you to enjoy living in at the same time. ldeai money I IS CI!:RTAIN TO PLEASE YOU! saving location. this newer brick home is well suited to satisfy both the young or elderly. Fenced yard. Expect spacious rooms in this custom built delight. and aUached two car garage. too. Enjoy a beautiful Gas heat. Near everything. Immediate possession. Attractive price. "Guar<.lian Home Warranty ~.. Call enclosed porch, and p,meled family room. The "special" basement is a pleasant surprise, too. Dick will be Us! your host: . - PLUS OTHERS - BY APPOINTMENT ***•••••••••••• ***•••••••••••• ************************ • Exciting Contemporary fol' those that dare to be different $179 500 : C~ngratulations and best wishes to Grosse Pointe Woods Little League Baseball State and : • Spacious Frendl Regency, library. family room. 4 bedrooms. 2% baths , .. , '., . ' $165:000 ~ MIdwest Champs as they continue in the World Series Finals this week in Williamsport. *' • Big Condo on Lak~ St. Clnir . 3 bedrooms. 21f~ baths, fireplace $115000 • Penn!!! :: • Custom Ranch. loaded with extras - in Grosse Pointe Shores $175;000 .:1 Bedroom Ranch, exceptional finished basement - SI. Clair Shores '" . '" .. $54,900 •••••••••• ****** ••••••••• ****.* ••********************* THE HEI.PFUL PEOPLE Ask About Our. . . "" Guardian Warranty Program TiRED OF TAXES? CONSIDER THESE Richard E. Borland Elaine L. Borland "" Nationwide Relocation Service Juyce E. &11,.:1"'1;; "" Guaranteed Trade Plan SUPERIOR TAX SHELTERS! E. Gail Ryan Mary E. Kaye "" Corporate M.O. V,E. Program • 1258 MARYLAND. Two rentals. a mini apartment, Archie Grieve Kathy L. Krauss ." Complimentary Market Analysis plus buildable lot ~ "" Exclusive 'Tax Saver' Program • 1243-45 LAKEPOINTE . Three bedrooms each, plus third floor mini apartment ~ • 14.'>8-60LAKE POINTE . Two bedrooms, $460 monthly 100 KerchevaJ «:1111 ll~ ••• 'rht- 1It-lpful I'('opll' The Grosse Pointe Office gross! Grosse Pointe Farms. EARL KEIM • 1012 BEACONSFIELD. All brick 2/2 . both vacant \ ~.1ic"igan48236 395 Fisher Road 886-3800 I • MINI APARTMENT - 4 one bedroom units, gross 889-0800 BORI.i\~D t\. SSOCli\TES , REALTr~ now $600 adjustable . ""'';,900! • ."fembtr: Naticmridt I "I ~ F:NfJ.ltt.~:O)ft Sr:1ric':l !~:. , I =_trtr=_ = r trm-. I , \ GROSSE POINTE NEW:; ThursdAY. AU9ud 23. 1979 \ 93 Kercheval 886-3060 II TAPPAN a ASSOCIATES 90 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 313-884"6200 THE ULTIMATE IN PERFECTION! We have for the FIRST OFFERING: 3 bedroom Brick English located on I very DISCRIMINATE and SPECIAL BUYER a AUDUBON ill a great area of Detroit! Features a newer home, possessing elegant CHARi;1 and newer kitchen, large living room with natural fire- I CHARACTER combined with convenience for to- place and a good sized dining room. English charm day's living. Located on a beautifully landscaped lot &t an affordable low 4O'sprice. Call today to view this GOODMAN PIERCE & BOYER, INC. , " ~I in prestigious Grosse Pointe Shores 40 N. DUVAL "Natural Beauty" r , features marble floored foyer, winding staircase, 2 natural fireplaces, family room, library, 4 bed- Executive Horne - On prestigious Oxford Road an Open Sunday 2-5 PM rooms. 21hbaths. 21hcar attactied /{arage, plus cent- ANOTHER FIRST OFFERING in Detroit's choice outstanding offering designed for family li~ing 1110 Yorkshire Road, ral air. Call for a personalized showing. D.EA,R. Area! This is the "First Home" you and entertaining This immaculate five-bedroom Grosse Pointe Park thought you couldn't afford: Tudor Cottage with a Colonial features an estate sized lot with beautiful This charming 4 bedroom, 2 Bath horne has many of THREE GUESSES - What has 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, stone-trimmed natural fireplace, 3 spacious bed- inground pool, secluded patio with convenient en- the features normally found only in more expen- paneled den, screened porch, 2natural fireplaces, an rooms, recently painted off-white walls and new tertainment center. The handsome Kitchen has an updated kitchen, 2car garage, rec room with bar and light beige carpeting throughout. sive properties such attractions as a rear service e.xcellent work Pllttern plus breakfast area and stairs a pantry, large rooms and an extra deep costs $90,5OO.00?Give up? Its our 1960Broadstone in first floor laW1dry facilities. Each lovely room Grosse Pointe Woods. Call to view this lovely home. lot. Stop Sunday and plan your decorating as the Vacant lot on beautiful Lake Huron ~l00x5oo approx. feet ex.udes a ~armth and charm that makes living in price allows for available funds to do just that. FOR R~NT - Perfect style home, Great Location in deep, 21i2 miles North of Lexington Michigan in most thiS luxuriOus home a happy experience. Farms for Fore~in Consulate, Doctor, Executive desirable residellli Open Sunday 2-5 PM 27 Charlevoix Grosse Pointe Farms I School days are approaching and this home is walking distance to the' elementary, middle and Grosse Pointe South High School. The owners have in- structed us to present all offers so if you have not seen this 3 Bedroom, 21h bath home instruct your Broker to make an appointment for you or stop Sunday 2.5 PM. The low~ost gas, central.air con- ditioning is just one of the many features of this TAPPAN AND superb home. Last week we told you we would how you some interior ASSOCIATES. shots of the Louis Kamper designed Italian Villa that Rental First Offering we are representing. Well, here they are. Just a few Neff Road, Grosse Pointe City, 2 bedroom lower flat, reminders: The villa sits on a walled-in acre of land Blrmlngham,Bloomfield area. not far from the lake. As a matter of fact, the third appliances and gas heat included. $425.00 a month. floor apartment has a beautiful view of the lake. As At this date you can pick some of the colors for you, we feel this is one of the Grosse Poinie's most II decorating. Unit has use of finished basement. stately homes in any price range. It is light and cheerful with big windows. The feeling is gracious 886-3060 and elegant, but not formal and pompous. HIGBIE MAXON, INC. FOR SALE Put two.,names you can trust Ichweltzer right in your front yard•. 110I EAate.lnc. When you list your home for sale with Schweitzer Real Estate, .. ; .'~"-': -: 10<:., you wo* with a leader-an inde~n,dertftpn~lected by ~tter Homes and Gardens@over;all otf1ers In thlSarE!a Like other members of the Better Homes and Gardens- Real-plate Service, we were chosen for our integrity, for our busirii¥~s reputation, for our record of client satisfaction in this community. What does this mean to you? It means we give you a large market of qualified buyers. We help you sell your home fast, at a good price. LAKELA.l\lD. Excellent family house. Paneled library KERBY ROAD - Delightful 3 bedroom residence con- with fireplace. Screened porch. 4 main bedrooms veniently located. 21 foot family room. Modern with 2 baths plus 2 bedrooms & bath over 2 car kitchen with built ins. 3 bedrooms, 1lh baths. attached garage. Rec. room with fireplace. Lawn Extra bath in basement. 2 car garage. sprinkler system. Open Sunday 2-5, 857 Fisher Townhouse with 3 bedrooms, two are king size. Two full Redecorated 2 bedroom home. Deep yard. Living room and one half baths. Basement. Attached garage. fireplace, den. Finished basement. Almost new roof. $119,900, $89.900. 886-5800 .... RIDGEMONT - Don't just drive by this one, make an 886-4200 appointment to inspect the well decorated interior. Modern kitchen. Large family room with fire- NEW OFFERINGS N. RENAUD - Nice size rooms throughout. Den. place. 1st floor lav. 4 bedrooms on 2nd. Newer Almost new 3 bedroom brick and cedar home. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5, 1692BRYS - Three bedroom Screened porch. 3 bedrooms &: E~ baths. KnoHy 1'00[, circuit breakers & copper piping. Private Central air. Dinh,g room. Attached garage. brick colonial. Dining room, family room, pine rec. room. 70x145 foot lot. 2 car garage. patio. Appliances included. $82,500. fireplace. Basement, % bath. Gas griile. Two ll86-42OO car garage.-$73,900. I1ST OFFERING - Sharp center entrance Colonial on PARK LANE - On a very attractive dead end street,. 882-4200 Whittier Road. 14 foot breakfast room plus a for. we are pleasE'd to offer this 3 bedroom. 31/~ bath I I mal dining room. Good size family room. centrally air conditioned ranch with family room. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 SCreened terrace. ;} be LOTHROP . 3 bedroom, Ill!! hath ranch with family Cape Cod on a deep lot. Dining room, library, study. Air Older 3 bedroom brick and aluminium bungalow. Ex. room. Nice quiet location. conditioned bedrooms. New roof and furnace. pansion attic. Beautiful trees. Basement. Two car Basement. Two car garage. $71,$00. garage. $69,900. MERRIWEATHER ROAD. $74,500. Quick possession. 1 YEAR LIMITED HOME 886-4200 886-5800 2 bedroom Colonial with den &: screened porch. 2 WARRANTY AVAILABLE car garage. Bri.:ok ranch in Windmill Pointe, Fireplace. Heated Well kept brick two family home. Three bedrooms on ;~mntching people breezeway. Finished ua:.e::iiie::iit with a 2nd fire- co.ch unit. Sep~rnte basemen,ts. 1\'/0 c:.:r g~rage. McMILLAN • 3 bedroom, Ilh bath Colonial. Central place. Quick occupancy. $15,000. $79,900. air. Screened porch. Paneled Tee. room, $85,000. and hOllSe! 88&-5800 886.5llOO with imagination" McMILLAN - 3 bedroom, ]Ih bath English with den &: Three bedroom brick ranch, Fruit trees and garden. ree. room. 16 foot master bedroom. Bath has both New roof. Air conditioner. Basement. Two car gar- a tub &: stall shower. Newer furnace. 2 car garage. 83 KERCHEVAL age. $69,900. $89,900. REALTOR 886.3400 886-4200 NOTRE DAME - Englir;h residence. Modern kitchen. Family room. 3 bedrooms, Ilh baths pius a 4th bed:,~:n & !:l::th "'''r.:- the '2 1"2:' att.'lchPrl gllrllgp ~t~~~ ~d~;(~r.?~~t~~v:~t~()1nf:~~~~!~~~-~J/~~~I that is separated from the others. $105,000. '--@, TWO OFNER~~~~~ ~; J~ll1k~mJJ5OFAeS ~ J and all of Macomb County. ------./ L -~ - ---~------.-_---~---~~------~ I --- --.-.------., .._------_ __.----.. ----~----~~._~---- - . Thursday, August 23, 1979 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thineen ------_._-_. __ .~------_._~------~._---~------Youngbiood RaeUY.ne. WOODS LANE - FIRST OFFERING - Here is lithe" Contact a home (or active family living. A 4 bedroom 2'k bath Colonial built in 1965 by one of the Pointe's ou ccn~.::::::------""" Broker. "real quality" Builders, the owners have added .Member many unique features including a 17 foot Florida ~ FilER1- ES,RTE room which overlooks a great (heated) swimming pool in a yard that is landscaped for total privacy. ~------Other highlights include a large kitchen with great eating space, a family room with a beamed ceil. FIRST OFFERING ing, and a natural fireplace as well as It very Lovely 4 bedroom semi ranch in WOODS. 2 Baths. bright activities room with a wet bar in the base. family rm, greenhouse attached to 2 car garage. ment. There's more to tell you so call today. Good floor plan. Extra bonus of sitting room- office-studio off one upstairs bedroom. 1603 HOLLYWOOD - A GOOD DEAL GETS EVEN BETI'ER ... This immaculate Bungalow has just been REDUCED and we defy you to find a better FIRST OFFERING value under $70,000. Three bedrooms plus a den, White picket fence odds to the charm of this attractive two full baths, a nice sized family room, a formal a bedn. J:"';'wd.z:~ -;;z'!::'.'!lrit~ tree-!1~ stl"l'et in dining room and a natural fireplace in the living WOODS. Kit has eating area, den, base~ent fee. room . . . excellent value and immediate posses- rm. sion. Call for details. 2034 STANHOPE - MOVING SOUTH - NEW HOME EARLY AMERICAN RANCH READY - PRICE REDUCED - Three phrases Built in 1943, this larger ranch has an ideal floor plan that set the tun 011 this lovely 2 bedroom Colonial. and is Il)Cated on a cul-<1e.sac in new~r area of Great location, Ilh baths, spacious rooms, a WOODS. In excellent condition, there are 3 bed- natural fireplace in the living room a finished I rooms, 2'k baths, 9 x 15 breakfast area, spacious basement, lots of extra storage area and bright family room with raised hearth, 1st floor laundry 20739 WENDY LANE - Three -bedroom Colonial on cul- decor throughout. Don't miss this one. for added convenience, central air and much de.sac off Vernier Road overlooking 1.<>chmoorGolf HARPER WOODS RANCH -- how about the conveni. more. Course. Situated on 1/3 acre. A true bargain at $74,900. Immediate occupancy. By appt. 882-8200. ence of 3 bedrooms on one floor, close to schools, H.A. Sachs, broker. and shopping and because of it's Harper Woods location ... Dial.A-Ride service is conveniently IN GROSSE POINTE SHORES , Chances are a member ready to act as your chauffer service. Large 4 bedroom 2'k bath center entrance colonial with familv room iinratv, 1st floor laundry. Well main- broker has a serious prospect ATTENTION INVESTORS - HURRY, HURRY, Higbie Maxon, Inc.. HURRY, to get details on'this brick income. Each tained, nicely decorated, good floor plan and only 83 KerchevalAve. 886-3400 who WANTS YOUR HOME unit features 6 rooms, newer heating systems and steps away from Lake St. Clair. separate utilities. Other features include a side drive, a two car garage, and close proximity to ENJOY CENTRAL AIR public transportation. In this bright and attractive colonial built in '46. There "Th. Sign of the V,.. Bm.' IMMACULATE PARK INCOME - Both units have 3 are 3 bedrooms 1st floor lav, Florida room and a bedrooms. The lower unit is owner occupied and fine location in the PARK. Maire SChool district. will become vacant. Idea! for the new owner or an 13 MONTH HOME WARRANTY I investor. Call for additional details. CONTEMPORARY STYLING PROGRAM AVAILABLE OTHER SUBURBAN OFFERINGS - Two excellent You'll never reel cramped in this spacious ranch in Both Buyers and sellers Benefit ... Colonials off Jefferson near Metropolitan Park- prime area of WOODS. The 4th studio bedroom financial Protection When You Need h Most way. Both with family rooms, choose either a 4 addition was intended for use as a family room. I NO CHARGE UNTIL bedroom or a 5 bedroom. Excellent values in the You'll love having 3 bathrooms, a full sprinkler mid 80's to low OO's range. Call for details. HOME IS SOLD system, central air, a fee. rm., and wonderful closets. A unique home. FOUR FIRST OFFERINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY IN TORREY RD. AREA OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Youngblooel 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths in this roomy ranch. Family room FIRST OFFERING - 19880 IDA LANE - Grosse MUSHROOM ROAD - Deford, MI • Located just 1I2 has delightful view. 2 car garage and banquet size Pointe Woods - Located on a CuI De Sac is this miles from Detroit and 11 miles north of Marlette , .Rc.11 Y '''c. basement. charming lhree bedroom - Ilh bath ranch. Fea- is this cedar sided ranch. Two bedrooms - country tures include - Formal dining room - living living - hunters paradise! 9.5 acres of rolling land room with natural fireplace - Florida room - abounding with deer - or that cabin the woods for BROKER central air - sprinkler system - attached garage weekend getaways - golfing in Carn. WILLiA.M W. QUEEN, G.A.1. - built in 1954 - full basement - don't miss this LUXURY SHOREPOINTE CONDOMINIUM - Grosse 19846 MACK AVE. 686-4141 one! Poin~ Woods - PRICE REDUCED - Truly the ,,200.87 ~ACK AVENUE • CROSSE POINTE WOOD.s finest of carefree condominium living in the . FIRST OFFER1NG - 22544 LANGE - St. Clair Pointes! The owner has put lots of extras in this Shores - on the Nautical Mile is situated this fine home. Complete with a large living room and chiu:ming-two bedroom all brick ranch. This home formal dining room rooking out at the beautiful boasts of a new country kitchen with built.in dish- bricked patio. Kitchen with built-in toaster and washer - Solarian floor - family room with can opener, Jenn-aire BBQ, instant oot water, California ledgerock wall - ,natural fireplace - large pantry closet and much more. Breakfast new gas FA furnace with central air conditioning nook with copper wet b~ - ice-maker, nuto!1e - fOMJlal dining room - upstairs which can be blender, refrigerator, W1De racks, etc. Family finished into third bedroom - 2 car detached gar. room with gas fireplace • 2 large. bedrooms and age""': steel sea wall with boat well and boat hoist 2lh baths plus large master dressmg room - cen- - built in 1949 and situated on a 80 x 131 lot. Don't tral air - 1 car attached garage plus much, much miss this immac~~~/.i~~~!r"''?~'~'~!.. . more. Don't miss this o~. Priced to sell! ;.~'~':JU 1 . FIRST OFFERING --~:-POINiE ROSA -Harri- son Twp. - "Boat lover's dream" - a spactacu- lar three bedroom brick ranch with family room - den - and laundry room. A steel sea wall and co- . vered boatwell with hoist on a super canal in Harri- son Twp. Makes this home the perfect spot for any captain and crew! Just some of the many features include: all aluminium trim - 2'kcar 8ara~ with electric door opener - in.ground spl'inlder system - air cOnditioning ~ kitchen- parquet 'floor - marble sills - dishwasher and disposal. Plus much more. " A ship ,shape beauty" see it Sunday ~. 1902 HUNTINGTON - Grosse Pointe Woods - Look- II _ 0 0 _ 0 _. 0" ing for that dream home - look no further! This FIRST OFFERING - Lakeshore Drive - Grosse Pointe ' .:Substantial rriCe neaUCUOli Be!!!!tift.dly Treed Lot well maintained three bedroom - all brick ranch Shores - "Terra" - A magnificent center entrance ) A well built home which lends itself beautifully to, A perfect house, on a perfect lot. This beautifully ba. has everything for you. Features include: living. southern colonial on sprawling grounds located 0!1 I entertaining or rust plain living. This home fea< lanced classic center entra.t!-re colonial featun'-s room with natural fireplace -- kitchen with eating the lake in Grosse Pointe Shores. An era of graci- I tures many hidden positives such <:s ::~w electri- four bedrooms two baths an additional space - two full baths - gas FA heat - ous and elegant living of days gone by, personified I and and cal system, newer roof and central air co"ldition- two bedrooms bath on the third floor. The aluminum trim - covered terrace - finished in this stately mansion. The long landscaped drive and ing. Three bedrooms. a e:enerous dining rt>Ojn, gracious first floor includes a (ormal dining room, basement - Ilh car detached garage. leading to this lovely home with it's many spaci- ous rooms gives a breath taking view of Lake St. 'kitchen with breakfaSt bay, large glas:.ed ;JOrch panelled library, and enclosed porch. Sounds big, and much more ... Early occupancy and our new but delightfully manageable. 9 ELMSLEIGH - Grosse Pointe City - The builder Clair. The'second story foyer is authentic replica price make this one a definite must see. has almost completed this magnificent home all of one of the rooms from the dodge 'rose terrace.' Features include a paneled library- a family gar- but a few final touches. Located on a dead end den room overlooking the lake - a second story gtrAAt within a short stroll to the lake this home uships di;.ck" the !engt"..h!)f the ~me - seven bed- I First Offering features a circular drive - center entrance with rooms - four and a half baths . two recreation Fir.-;i Offering circular stairway - large living room - formal rooms - four and a half baths - two recreation rooms. An attractive story and a half located on a quiet dining room -library - family room with studio Investor's delight ... Land contract terms avail- 2lhcar brick garage interior wood lined - sprinkling abfe on this two bedroom, all a1umin\1m court in Grosse Pointe Woods might just be ceiling and wet bar - natura! fireplace and door- system on rear roWlds electrically controlled. AI! the answer to your needs. Four bedrooms, wall. First floor laundry - four large bedrooms - home in Harper Woods.:I'here is a. living gutters and downspouts are metal. Ceiling heights on room, dining room, kitchen and first floor two full baths, family room, breakfast room 2'k baths - complete with range, oven, dish- first and second floor approximately 10 ft. A very utility room. The stove and refrigerator and and kitchen with aU built.ins, truly make washer, trash compactor, sodded both front and special home for very special people. Home war. this a comfortable home. Priced just over back - inter<-om system thcu (out - duij"~ miss ranty also. Shown by appointment only. disposal will remain all for $19,000 and shown by appointment. One Hundred Thous 2203 HOLLYWOOD - Grosse Pointe Woods - 1m. maculate two bedroom all brick one story locl1.ted in Grosse Pointe Woods - near transportation and shopping. Features i.liclude;. Hvinii," room with SI1#~ Robert G. Edgar Broker natural fireplace - kitchen With eatmg space - full basement with recreation room - 1'k car Kathleen Brophy Clawson Sales Manager garage - completely redecorated and shows well. £,~,~~~~ Call for your personal inspection. 20439MACK AVENUE k Sales Associates 319 McMILLAN - Grosse Pointe Farms . for those who desire an English Colonial • Th!s home offers . GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE Carla Butterly Robert Sheehy Norman Cassube Large iiving room with natural fireplace. formal Members of The Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board Nancy Stys Lucy I::>erbel Merle Tingley dining room . den - three good sized bedrooms - 886-8710 ~fUNational Rclocation Anne KuHs Tracy Ting!ey Dan Lunde!! I II.. baths ' full basement . 2 car garap," Call for -.-J UYI Counseling Center James Trudell Betty Morris Mariiyn Wood your personal inspection. I I ] Page Fourteen 'GROSSE ?OiN7C NEWS "Thursday, August 23, 1979 I --~~-----_..------. -----_._- ... SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS WITH 3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CdNVENIENCE' 1st Offering s~ . "I ~ F i GROSSE POINTE PARK This gracious COLONIAL on a beautiful 115x250'site in a superb location offers five bedrooms, 21h baths, a spacious 28' living room, a large family room, family-s!ze GROSSE POINTE FARMS kitchen with nice breakfast area, paneled games room and a kar attached bnck Exceptional French Style Colonial in top location - garage. If you have been looking for a family-oriented home adaptable to comforta- Walking di~tance to schools, shopping, churches and ble living and gracious entertaining, don't miss this fine offering. Exciting details at trans)JOrtahon ~ loads of .TI,"C. here - Features 3 881-0300! bedrooms, 2% baths, Kitchen with breakfast area, OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 lovely porch overlooking nice yard and family rec. - 966 LINCOLN _ This fine 3 bedroom 21h bath ENGLISH TUDOR includes updated kitchen, breakfast fast possession 1 room, master bedroon with private bath, games room fireplace. Transferred owner is anxious and Outstanding 3 bedroom, 2,lhbath center entrance Colo- offers immediate occupancy and possible assumption or land contract terms. 1l8W6OO. nial with paneled library, kitchen with bay, enclosed porch, recreation room & master dressing room - PURDY & TOLES 758MIDDLESEX _ Unique-and attractive contemporary 2-story home on quiet tree-lined street handy to super location! Closeto schools, shopping and trans- private lakeside park. Spacious accomodations include 3 bedrooms, family room and new Mutschler portation. ASSOCIATES, INC. kitchen with many built-ins. 881.4200. SHOWNBY APPOINTMENT REAL ESTATE 591 WOODS LANE _ A larger 4 bedrooms, 3 bath Contemporary RANCH on 78' site with finished basement (includes extra bedroom and bath), 2-car garage and lovely private landscaped ym-d. LAKELAND AVENUE - Exciting quad-level Colonial. 889-0500 881-6300. N:ewerand well maintained Features 3bedrooms &: 2 baths on 3rd level, 2nd level has family room 1st 1176YORKSHIRE _ Here's a comfortahle family home with space for everyone! It offers an extra room level has living room &: dining room lower level'has on the first floor, 4 bedrooms plus extra sitting room on 2nd, games room with bar and quality partial basement. ' Contact a workmanshIp throughout. Hitrldy to :;chools and village shopping. 881-4200. TONNPo_1'I!"COtJR - Ilh story just a stone's throw from BY APPOINTMENT COWltryClub of Detroit -lots and lots of room here. Member Broker Has.2 master bedrooms 011 1st floor plus library & GROSSE POINTE PARK _ First offering of handily located 2-FAl'.llLY with 3 bedrooms in each Wlit, family room . 2nd floor ha~ 3 bedrooms and 2 baths 2-car garage, separate furnaces. Easy to rent with nice retlfn for the investment minded. Call today! now add a spectacular rec I'm & attached garage' 881-4200. There's much, much more. . WM.J. RIVARD _ A spacious English Townhouse offering 4 bedrooms, 21h baths, den and fireplace plus 2 PROVENCALROAD- Another fine Colonial and it over- additional bedrooms and bath on 3m floor. Immediate occupancy. 881.420(}. looks the golf C~lU!'se.Has beautiCulliving I'm, dining I'm, modern kltchen, family room &: library - 2nd Cb · --_amMlonANDCOMPANV GROSSE POINTE CITY _ Newly decorated thruout, lots of new carpeting and all ready for a new owner! floor has 4 bedrooms & 3 baths plus roughed.in Cozy COLONIALoffers 3 bedrooms, carpeted rec room, 2-car garage and immediate occupancy at apartment over the garage. Aside from a spectacu. 102 Kercheval 884..5700 I $75,000. 881-4200. lar lot, there's central air conditioning new carpet- ing and circular drive. ' A NEW OFr'ERING of a sparkling air conditioned 3 bedroom brick RANCHin Grosse Pointe Woods. Lots OPEN SUNDAY2:30.5:00 of nice extras including natural fireplace, 28' family room and finished basement with bal' and extra NOTRE DAL'\1E - Nice business piece that backs up to bath. Immediate occupancy - call 881-6300. NBDRegional Officeon St. Clair -90'offrontage plus 1590 BOURNEMOUTH- plenty. of depth for off-street parking. House is ONE OF AKIND ... Three bedroom Colonialwithone&: a UNIVERSITY-LIGGEIT AREA and a beautiful 4 bedroom, 2* bath COLONIALwith large family room, charmmg and has been remodeled into 3offices with r~m for expansion. This property is zoned profes- half baths in SPOTLESS MOVE-INCONDITION.All many exciting features and 21h car attachro garage. $135,000.881-4200. slonal- great for doct<>rs,lawyers, CPAs, insurance, I~EW with family room, interior floors carpeting garage, drive and features that inust ~ seen to ~ WINDMILLPOINTE DRIVE _ Spacious 2-FAMILY on 166xl50' site near the lake offers 3 bedrooms and 2 etc. appreciated. NOTHING COMPARABLE IN THE baths in each Wlit plus an extra 2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd floor. A luxury rental property offering HAMP.I'0N ROAD. Looking for a very tidy ranch - no. LOWSEVENTIES, and possession is immediate. If the space of a single home - perfect for owner occupancy. 884-0600. thmg but T.L.C. here. Let's start with the super lot- you are looking for the house that is LIKE NEW call garage is atwched so ther\.;'s plenty ofyard. There's for appointment or come in Sunday. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- A newer 1971COLONIALwith 5 bedrooms, 2lh-baths, large family room, a screened &: glassed porch overlooking yard - now kitchen built-ins, games room, central air and attached garage. $144,500.~. add 3bedrooms, living room, dining room and one of By Appointment the finest rec rms arotmd. Won't last! FIRST OFFERING- NEAR THE HUNT CLUB _ Larger 4 bedroom, 2* bath modern RANCH with family room, kitchen built-ins, paneled game room and located popular Star of the Sea parish. $119,000.884-0600. OPEN SUNDAY2:30 to 5:00 Georgian C~I~nial in exceptionally fine condition! The large hvmg room and fonnal dining room along 429MADISON - Heart of the Farms - close to Kerby &: with the sun~y den gives this house wonderfui living MT. VERNON _ Attractive 3 bedroom Ilh Story with large living room, rmished basement, enclosed Brownell schools. Youwon't believe it but there are 4 terrace, nicely fenced yard. Immediate oc;~upancyis available with an attractive price adjustment - space. The lntchen hns been updated with many un- bedrooms tH:~p~":llarge kitchen with eating area ique built-in features. The three full baths and pow.' now offered at $69,900.884-0000. and one terrifIC livmg room with a fireplace that is der room have been updated and are convenient to second to none - goes great with Early American. the five bedrooms. The entire house has been taste. OLDER FOUR BEDROOM family home with lots of charm. Natural fireplace, 2lh car garage, handy to Stop and see it SWlday. fully decorated with attL'ac~ivewindow treatments Mason school and, best of all, priced at $49,000.881-6300. and new carpeting. Don't miss seeing this great fam. 930CRESCENT LANE - Fantastic contemporary raneh ily house! AIR CONDITIONED 3 bedroom 2lh bath Semi-RANCH near Lochmoor Club. Large 4iJling room, paneled located on semi-dead end streei just off CookRoad. and carpeted games room, attached garage and many custom features. $115,000.881-6300. Plenty of seclusion here - you should see the patio - FIRST OFFERING- a!so, a family room overlooking grounds - modern A sho.rt v.:alkto the village shopping area. A major bus kItchen, 3 hedrooms - Lots more exciting things ... GOSSE POINTE WOODS .::-:-'Nevvly decorated 3 bedroom RANCH with fireplace, kitchen built.ins, lme IS even closer. This is a bright and "happy" -. ~._., \M.;~~~=1led _~~~t~th additional ~.~_b~th., m,500. ;;:, house with alarge living room and formal dining . •. _'. _.-' ominium in ~xtra f~~ room, 1st floor delJ'OII bedroom with a convenlenUy _, ,\: ''':_,:c:: '-;;::::';:"-'>-';';"~~4-~.-~;;~~':~: <>'. '. ~/;- ,.~~~~,:_:;:,,_: located lav. The second floor has 3ample bedroom's - "brr~t~~ ~r~ 'o::;o~~~nfl:~og~s flttrng~~"fJi and a full bath. It is english in design with leaded ESTATE SALE of well-cared for 3 bedroom 2-story in much requested Farmsloca' ion. Includes glass dmmg room, &:kItchen. The carpeting is new arid enclosed terrace, attached garage and immediate occupancy. $77,900.884-0600. glass and natural woodwork features. Priced at fWld~ ~ave ~l~eady been. set aside for complete $82,500.With quick occupancy. '" ,,;. "', alummlum sldmg on exterior. Don't miss this one. ...------... HAPPY DAYS ... will be spent in this wonderful home located in Grosse a....""...'Y:~ Iro~~~~~t::~Ji~ MIMIEIt National Institute of Ro! • m m as • L - nn •• m f I1hu"d.y, A~9U'123, 1979 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Fifteen _ '_.. Bern' Is !"ruT TltOWERN NAilED GENDAL MANAGER Hy(iropiane Is Aim of Officer CiiAlrE PARTICIFATES IN SHOOTING PR(}(;RAlI1 Pointe. ;;. Michael Berry i AdVAnce GlVY': Manufac- manager o( Medical D::t.l David J. Craite of The Craite will rtlceive special has been named president of taring Ce. recently appointed Systems. He also held the Farms Officer Tim Morri'j the money necessary to ob. in the limited hydroplane Farms is among 47 young coaching In trap, undergoing City National Bank of De- .Howard Trowem Jr. of The post of general mana~e.r. of ~on Is part. of a group ~hat tain, and campaign, one of circuits. shooters who are particlpat- intensive instruction in inter. troit. Mr. Berry has been ex. Pointe its feneral manager of Industrial Products DJvlSJon IS attempting to conVince thl' boals When they make their national style shooting to ecutive vice-president of the its Joseph Frankel Company with Warner Lambe~ an? several area lirms to get De. Off' . . ing in the last of four Na- hopefully qualify as a mem.1 bank since 1978. He's a grad. division. Before joining Ad. g.eneral manager of Dive~~. trait back on the map in th .1 leer Morrison says that presentation, the group will . . . e the costs can approach :jil be armed with statistics tiona! Rlne Associl:tion Jun. bel' of a U.S. team in world I uate of Georgetown Uniw:r. va~ GlIove. Mr. Trowem I f~ed Product Gro~p. a dlVI' unU~lted hydroplane racing million for the first year, but from the Unlimited Hydro- ior Olympic Shooting Pro- competition. sity. was president and general slon of Parke.DavI~ and Co. cirCUIt. fall to a fraction of that in plane Commission showing grams being held at the U.S. ------11 Detroit hasn't had a com. following years. a return, of 20 to one on the Olympic Training Center in ~ ~ ~ ~ petitive ~at ~ince. Pointer One thing they have for investment of the advertis. EkKafl' y" Comforlabk George Slmon.s MISS U.S. sure-a willing driver. ing dollar. Coloudo .prin" CoIo , was destroyed 10 a freak ac- T' . Porch Enclosures , 'dent at the end of th 1976 om D ~ath, former driver CI c of the MISS U.S.• has been season. grounded since the boat was FULL SERVICE SCREEN, AWNING, WINDOW, Officer M~r~i~on, who lost, and is currently driving '\",\"" AUTO 'V4.$ AUTO WASH a t tak~s. responsibility for or. USAC Mini.lndi cars. The 35- :::::-.'II f I 1/ 'It -Windows washed inside! SLIDING GLASS DOORS gamzlOg the effort to get year-old father of two is now . Sunds). Dining some local sponsorship, says restless to get back in the 3 p.m. 1.0 9 p.m. he's doing it "for the love of water. J f[[j~~ :o~~;:;;~~hed , POINTE SCREEN & SASH Award Winning the sport." He's been a fan A Detroit native Mr D'. ~h~~esidewa"s bleached of lhe big boats for 26 years, Eath attended :;::~~!!.Ambrose if,&-::- · :Jute. Menu t= 31301 Gratiot at 13 Mile and, being a friend of Mr, School until the 10th grade . 23801 Harper, H. of 9 Mile 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 . Rose.ilJe ref;. ,293-4500 Simon's, almost got to drive when the family mar i n ~ 775-2280 ...... _~ one of them once. moved to Harsens Island. The group is planning to He has won both the Gar make a presentation to a Wood Cup Race and the major Detroit industry this Gold Cup Race in his short week. They will attempt to Unlimited career, and also convince the firm to put up has a distinguished record , CITY OF O)rUSllt'nittttlJnll~!i M!CHIGAN NOTICE OF REQUIREMENTS FOR F1Ufl1G NOMINATION PETITIONS FOR CITY OFFICES IN THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Nominat- ing Petitions for: Mayor - 2,year term; Councilman (3vacancies) - 4-year term; Municipal Judge - 4-year term. of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, Wayne . County, Michigan, to be voted upon at the . regular City Election to be held on Tuesday, November 6,1979, shall be filed with the City Clerk at the Municipal Building, 20025Mack . Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, not before Wednesday, August 1,1979,and not later than Monday, september 10, 1979,at 5:00 p.m. at which time filing closes. To qualify, Nominal- : ing Petitions shall be signed by not less than 100nor more than 150registered electors of the-City of Grosse Pointe Woods. NomiQating Petition forms may be obtained at the office of . the City Clerk. Chester E. Petersen GPN - 8-23-79 and 9-6-79 City Administrator-Clerk ..'CfT'YfOF' ',. ~rn1i!it 'liitttr lJ1nrm1i MICHIGAN AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE CODE NO: 12-03 ORDINANCE NO. 237 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ARTICLE 4 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS BEING "AN ORDINANCE TO PROMOTE. PROTECT AND PROVIDE FOR, IN THE IN- TERESTS OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE. CITY, ITS CHARACTER AS A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY, AND THE GENERAL TREND THEREIN OF BUILDING AND POPULATION DEVELOPMENTS; TO ESTABLISH DISTRICTS IN THE CITY; TO REGULATE THE USE OF LAND AND STRUCTURES THEREIN AND TO REGU- LATE AND RESTRICT THE LOCATION OF TRADES AND BUSINESSES, AND THE LOCA- TION OF STRUCTURES DESIGNATED FOR SPECIFIC USES; TO REGULATE AND DETER- MiNE THE AREA OFYARDS, AND OTHER OPEN SPACES; TO LIMIT AND RESTRICT THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF FAMILIES WHICH MAY BE HOUSED IN DWELLINGS; TO PROVIDE FOR MINIMUM OFF-STREET PARKING FACILITIES FOR MOTOR VEHICLES; TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THIS ORDINANCE; TO PROVIDE FOR A BOARD OF APPEALS AND ITS POWERS AND DUTIES AND TO PRESCRIBE THE PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS OR- DINANCE." The City of Grosse'Pointe Farms ordains: [section 1. Article 4 of the ZOning Ordinance of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, being Ordinance No. 192, enacted July 16, 1973. is hereby amended by adding See- tion 4M which will read as follows: J In all residential districts in the City, refrigeration equipmenl used for ccnlrill air conditioning pur. poses and installed outside a residential dwelling or its attached structures, shall be located in the rear or side yard, as defined in Article II, Section 201. 59 of the Zoning Ordinance. Provided, ho\\'ev~r, that slirh equipment shall be installed in the rear of the struc- ture, between the extreme sides, and not less than fromViceroy three feet from either side of thc structure. Refrig. eration equipment installed outside a residential structure prior to the date of this amE'ndment shall not constit ute a noneon form ing c ha r acleristie of that structure or make that residence a nonconforming structure. [section 2. In all other rcspecls. Ordinance No. 192, as Enjoy rich taste that satisfies heretofore amended, shall remain in full (orce and effcct. except as amended herein.) [Section 3. This orriinance shall take ('Hec't twenty (20) days after its enactment or upon its publication. from pack to pack. whichever is later.] LI"' _ _ _ .1 ",,,' F:NACTEIJ: August 6. 1979 "II Jg:l UrJUIVU~. RICHARD G. SOLAK CITY CLImK NOTE: Copies of the Ordinancc can he purchased or in- spected at the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms. Monday through Friday, 8:30 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined a.m. to 4:~ p,m. I That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. L Published: Grosse Poinle News, issuc of August 23, 1979. L.--. _ - Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 23, 1979 ...'<1... Grosse Pointe News .~'. ,USPS 230.400) GPT Helps Give Fries Letters to The Editor ';.~:. Publisbed Weekly b), Anteebo Publishers .,. Auditorium A New Look ~he NEWS welcomes leiters to the editor from OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT its readers. However, aU letters must contain com. plete Information, e.g., name, address, city and tele. 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. Grosse Pointe Theater, I Clair Shores, 1978.79 techni. phone number. It's the NEWS' polley to publish let. Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 (GPT), members "took it all cal chairman, and Dean Ers. ters with name, address and city. However, a name Mcood Class Poslage Paid al Delroil. Michigan ofC" in the Fries Auditorium kine of st. Clair Shores have wiD be withheld upon request provided the reason is ClaSJified Advertising & Subscriptions 882.6900 oC the War Memorial the put together the project over a good one and the NEWS 'knows who the letter By Pat Rousseau Displ"y Adver/ising, 882-3500 • Editori,,1 882.0294 week of August 13. the past two years, assessing writer Is. The NEWS also reserves the right to not L A tough crew of around requirements and reviewing run any letter submitted. The New Chinoiserie Pieces ... at am- FULLY PAID CIRCULATION 25 stripped the existing rig. competitive bids. bert-Brow Interiors are beautiful. See the Member Mich. Press Associalion and National Edilorial Assoc. ging and lighting hardware Berkey Colortran. the suc. (Editor's Note: This letter, years until each was safely wood tone'desk , the dark green sofa table withh f h k ROBERT B. EDGAR rom t e stage, ma "tmg 1 cess fibu idder, is highly ex. a copy of which was sent to in the black, then gave each. Chl'nese motl'f and there's a charming nig t EDITOR AND PUBLISHER ready for the installation of perienced in the installation the NEWS, Is addressed "to outright, gratis, to the Bir. stand in the group ... 3 Kercheval. "".l<>. "''', Ih, ",w'y.p."h""d "gging, .f p"f,~i.n,1 pmdueli.n W,dd Ad".I", S" ,.. m'"h,m ondG"".. P.i", .~ WILLIAM ADAMO .. ADVERTISING MANAGER curtain and computerized house rigging systems. oW. speakers, their agents, my Communit~' Houses. Let Fashion ... go to your -'_. " JOANNE IltiRCAR . . . ,. CLASSifiED MANAGER lighting system. cials say, fellow sponsors, iiiends" It is not easy for me to head with the new combs, head-' , CREDIT MANAGER ("Rigging" is the ceiling. Improved safety was the from President George F. say goodbye to the World bands and barettes .in bright fash- .... -.., .. ..." JANET MUELLER. fEATURE. SOCIETY EDITOIl to.f1oor network of pipes, main motivation for buying Pierrot on his retirement Adventure Series, It was ion colors at Trail Apothecary, . -, ' ANN \X'ALLACE.SOClET'r ropes, pulleys, et. al., by the new rigging. The all.new from the series on Saturday, back in 1931, when I was 121 Kercheval. ':- ROGER A WAllA. NEWS EDITOR which scenery is raised and system. which will meet the September 1.) editor of the Detroit pub- • ,,,- ~'.-! JAMES J. NJAIM NEWS lowered.) extensive building code reo Reluctantly. I announce Iished "American Boy. The Newest Idea ... for the English club Sl'SA!,; McDONAI.D ED IXATION , NEW~ 'Berkey Colortran, Bur quirements, will include a my retirement !rom the Youth's Companion" maga. tie is the no smoking tie that comes in a f DAVID KRAMER NEWS, SPORTS bank, Cal.. the principal con. steel f ram e arrangement, World Adventure Series, ef- zine, that I first became a variety of colors and is priced $8.50 at Picard- JOAN!,;F N. GOl'LECIlE :'>EWS tractor, began the renova. using the existing walls for fective September 1. Our volunteer worker for the Mu. Norton. 92 Kercheval. MARY LORIMER ADVERTISING tion, which is expected to support. shows will continue as sched- seum. • I. i PAT ROUSSEAU ADVERTISING take three to four weeks, on Besides the safety factor, uled, but they will be wholly The late Edsel B. Ford, At W. M. Burns, Ltd .... you'll find the CHARLES DICKSON. ADVERTISING Monday. August 20. the renovation greatly in. conducted by the Founders head of the Arts Commission t d bl . 1 ainting When the work is com. creases the flexibility and Society of the Detroit Insti. that ran the city.owend Mu. • mos a ora e vmy P BRIANPHYLLISPECKNEAL. . ADVERTISING pleted, "GPT will be func. effiCiency of the stage. For tute 0fAt r s. seum. saw the urgent need ~. .!"Oi.. ~...•• " smocks for children.1 You'll I also lianing on a safe, efficient example, raising and lower. I retire for reasons of' for more helpers and. income. find an annua summer sa e go- Ju MlllHRIN ... CLASSlfltD SUl'tK\lISUK I . . .. . t 70 K h I Take ad .., . stage, with one of the most ing the rigging will be made health. Mv eyesight gets The Great DepreSSIOn was . mgon a erc eva. - JA1\:ET WI1EATLEY ... ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR J f 11 th kd . l . . . .. modern lighting systems of faster and easier by a coun. worse and at 61 there will paralyzing everything. .., vantage 0 a e mar owns TAMMY POLK .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING " ." 1 d h' . ht h d d h 200/ ff II . 1 FRAN VEl "RDO . CLASSIfIED ADVERTISING any theater of its size," ac. temeight method. which reo be no improvement. After ,,0 ~useF d an ISI rigk .. an an t e 10 150 on a speCla . . cording to Tom Gallagher places the old winch arrange. mv mini.heart attack last man, re L. B ac ,mcor. orders through September . NELLIE RIVARD. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING of Hampton road, GPT presi. ment. N~vember 1, my doctors can. porated a new group of yol. • ANNE MI'I HERIN CLASSifIED ADVERTISING d . t tIt th . t ,. . -,. dent. New heavy velour stage celie my speakl/lg engage. un eers 0 supp emen e Pendleton Limited . . . coats are m a D(lROTH" s< 11I'IANSKY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I t d II . '1 F d S 'et Th'" -all I h IJAWN ii~)\",'AR~ . CIRCULATION MANIIGER . The installation was made draperies and related hard. men s an a slml ar com. oun ers OCI y. . -y" '-1 Hartley's Country Lane, 85 Kercheval. T ere I possible by a joint purchase ware will replace the exist. mitmcnts. I had to miss more ed it. t~e Peoples' Museum are gray, camel, brown nad black tweeds. The P k B k A.d S I by GPT and the Grosse ing curtains, \vhich are badly than half of my 1978-79 Asso~la~IO~. F~'cd Blac~, the! styles include a gray Chesterfield with black auca e a, e to I .. couts I Pointe War Memorial AssQ- worn. The "grand drapes" I shows. asso~IatIon s fust preSldent'l velvet, handsome reefers and boy coats ...... ciation. Total cost is esti- will ~e a rich gold shade, My lo~g.time fri~nd~ Tom apPolOt~~ r:e. to t~e board: 881-4090 and 881-5091. Wlt.h help from frIends, I. An estimated 100 Scouts, mated at around $86,000, I comphmenting the grey. I F.reel. ~l~ a splendId Job of I The .lr~ •.. J?b L. red g~ve II • DetrOIt area Boy Scouts are I' 1rom . 10 troops Will camp I shared equally by the two I green color scheme of the I' plOch.hlttmg . f,or. me and me was PUDUCltydue.ctor ~~r i . j ready for a one.day effort overnIght on the Kern Block organizations. I theater. was ably a55i5Lt~u by Mary the Museum. Later, m 1933, I Don't Miss . . . the Month Friday, August 24, to co.ok !onight, A.:gust 23, to ~et a GPT's share, which is a' The new lighting system AceH, Dave Craig and others I he. asked me to take over and End Sale at Seasons of Paper, 115 at least 10,000 buttenmlk jump on ,ne next day sac. t 'b t' t 'h . \\'1'11 of;"" p ~~;b;r-t"- ,_ of our staff. bUild attendance at the Mu. Kercheval. You'll find exception- Th '11 k ff con rI U Ion 0 , e aSSOCla. '-' o.,~. "I ..,,' f S d ft II d b 'd t k pancakes and 7,000 sausages tlVlt!es.. . . ey WI ~ar 0 tion. is the result of man much greater creativit andlOll . But Tom, publIc" relatlO.ns I seum .s re.e un ay a er. I a y goo uys store-WI e 0 ma e and serve them to downtown I territory, stake their tents ars f acc I t d sa y sensitivity in li Iiti~ a director of the Automobile noon pubhc performances, room for holiday merchandise. s~oppers and office workcrs I a~d plant troop flags begin. r:gs, wOhich hUa~~ab:en s:~ show. It includes t~~ fo~Iow. I Club of Michigan, America's then o~erated by the Found- , • WIth more than 600 quarts of nlOg at about 5:30 p.m. 'd' . I b 'Id' ing' largest state AAA foond ers Society. Attendance ~vrr. I In Fashion Circles ... the snakeskin belt coffee and milk. "The money we raise will :~~de III a specla UI mg ~ A Channel Track Con- this extra work con;iderably aged .150.. . I will encircle your waist with style. At the The seventh annual Boy I b d t royid camp J it L ke l' d' '. more than he had time for, Wit h SIX expenmentaI Greenhouse the new snakeskin belts come in Scout Pancake Bake runs S:hO~::ShiPSo f~r cen~ral.city rect~rn of :he •w:~e~e~~ iar ~roll coooentl~r'htWlth~otenhal He told me last winter that shows, using professional I many widths and in fall colors including nat- from 7:30 a m to 1'30 p,m. k f' . I . " . . r., I or, Ig cues. mcorpo. he would need to cut down talent, we found We could on the Kern' Biock. it s on: Scouts who lac .mancI~, said, Th~s coop~ratlve I.n. rating. such features as a . . fill the auditorium. A most ural, black, red and dark green ... 117 Ker- . s.p means to go on their own, vestment IS a maJor step 10 memory control which can So, after careful consldera. f rt t d' I cheval ... 881-6833. ~r I\:he ~~b~~) Ad~IS~~ says Jim Thrower, manager the long and very successful select and store' scenes and tiOJ~ of several top.qu~lity 0T~~a ~on~~~or:r:~ the city I • _ • D~~:;;; 1~ea Coundn 0 f th: of community relations for association betw~en GPT and lighting "fade times" in any optIOns. our bo~rd deCided because of delinquent taxes' ~__ Catch The Sale . . . at the • 0 . the Stroh Brewery Company the War MemonaI. We hope order that the Museum s Founders . '. Boy Scouts of Amenca. WIth d h'r f th 1979 th t't '11 t' f A' Society our associates from Ylrtually deserted the Mu. ~ League Shop, 98 Kercheval. $2 t' k t b' II an c al man 0 e a I WI con mue or • modern power cen.' seum ~~~. Th t'll db a IC e uymg a you Pancake Bake I any mor yea .. t 'th 30 3600- t d' the beginning, should be . 1M . ere are s 1 some goo uys on can eat. . alter m e. rs. er, WI ". wa t Im- given first choice There was money to heat I J.r china furniture lamps and place- Around eight troops from Mr. Throwe.r and 'Y . GPT, ""hl.ch was foun.ded mers, (the old dImmers were '. and guard the building, !lone II '. mats.' Sale ends' August 30. The Pointe area are sched. R. Gr~ene. ~AC chairman IlD. 1948, !Irs~ mo.ved mto 11,200.watt). Subsequent conferences bc for curators' salaries or edu- . uled to participate, officials a.nd VIce-preSident o~ Na. FrIes AudItOrIUm m 1963.! • A professional "patch t~e~n the World. Adventure cational programs. Tt was __ .__ . _ report. tIOnal Bank of DetrOIt,. ex.. The purchase was ap'l panel" on stage. with a ca. S_fles boar~ of dlrec~ors and then thjlt the Peoples' Mu. Since the first pancake .pect at least 4,000 Detrolter~' proved by the GPT board of pacityof 105 cir~uits, (twice ~~e ;xec~tlves c~~m~tee ~~ seum Association saved the Till 1~apped at l\-lr.A's bake the Scouts have sold to buy pancake breakfasts or' directors and boa r d of the current number). I IE; koun ers oCtle.y ro~g. educational department. Dr. _ ' lunches Many Detroit nota- t d b h . qUlC agreemen In prmel' Ed P R. h d th . d' . nearly 30,000 sausages, more '. . trus ees, an y t e assocla. • A Stage Control Center Ie Dr Frederick J Cum. gar . IC ar son, en A group of SIX people bill, then change hiS mInd than 4,000 quarts of coffee bles also Will put l~ an ap. tion's board of directors. for small productions, e.g., p.' . h' f ti f educational director, told me made off with $170 in cash and left the store. It was and milk and roughly 40,000 pearance at the griddle to A GPT committee consist. Children's Theater War Me- ~I~;s'th c ~ execu ~e t~ that he had received a $4,000 from Mr A's Party Store, later discovered that $170 in pancakes - enough for a help promote sales. ing of Dale Pegg of Fair. morial movies and lectures FO deS ~s~u~ an . f offer from Cincinnati. He 19210 Mack avenue, on Sun. $10 and $20 bills was miss. stack as tall as the Detroit The meal tickets may be I holme road, 1978-79 presi. et al which can be used I ount~rs. °t~le y, IS especla. didn't want to leave, but day, August 19. when one of ing. Plaza Hotel. bought on the Kern B~ock. I dent, Chuck Sortor of SI. in~tead of the bigger master y ;~. ~slas ICU '.s there was no guarantee in them apparently grabbed the The suspect was described system. . IS .ransac on ~eprernh Detroit. money from the cash regis- as black, 5' 10" to 6' taU, of . .. an outrIght free gift? teAt my request dynamic ter as the cashier looked a thin build with a heavy In spite of the sophistlca. WAr'd~~y\!J.lt~r~"li!~n'i!l!to Albert Kahn . wo~ld faMOUS away. . knit black mesh hall" net. His ~io~ of .the lighting system, the Founders Society. It in. architect cailed a meeting According to Farms police, companion was described as It IS deSIgned so that anyone eludes our trademarked name f f II ' Art C .. can operate it with a mini. and logo our speakers' con. 0 ~dowl B ; :m~s~o~- one of the men in the group. black, 5' 10" to 6' tall, of a mum of instruction. tracts . o~r confidential mail. ers ' Tse 'h'llor dan 0lf' while paying for his pur-medium build with beige, . .' d h h d er. t H anna I ,an myse . chases, intentionally dropped waist gathered pants and Th~, first "e~perts" ?n .the mg hst, an sue ot er .ocu. I explained we had to meel his money behind the coun. greasy, wavy hair. Two black full package - ngglllg. ments, records, promotIonal the Cincinnati offer immed. ter. After the cashier bent women accompanied the pair Everyone who uses the telephone curtains and lighting - will and o~her materia~s as are" iately. Further, Dr. Richard. over to pick it up for him, and they were described as has his own personal telephone be the crew of "Anything essentIal to the serIes opera. son had told me that unless she noticed that one of the between 30 and 35 years of Goes," by Cole Porter, the tion. . he were given an additional $10 bills was halfway out of age. The other two were de- needs, problems and questions. first production ?f GPT's Most Important of all we $1,800 to continue free mono the register. scribed only as black. And we've tried to provide some of 1979:80 season, which opens. pass ?n. a r:cord of 46. years thly exhibitions, gallery talks' The man claimed that she I Police have no suspects in ~ i:he am:iWtH$ in the opening pages of I O('tOher 24 and nm.;: through I of. d~shngulshed service .t? to school children and other lowed him change from a $10 the case. your telephone directory. We call November 3. I M!chl~an and the W?r1(1- visiting groups there'd be no _ If you have a them the Customer Guide Pages, ------Wide Illustrated .travel fIeld. point in his staying. and they cover a wide variety of TIGHT fISTED History has repeated itself. We agreed that each of or ..,. T AUTO GLASS phone facts, such as explanations There are two secrets of Nearly 20 years ago the the four of us should guann. I question about ¥reat wealth-on~ in know. Wo:ld Adven~ur~ Series or. tee $1,000; thus matching the L AUTO UPHOLSTERY of the different residence services 109 how to get It and the gamzed the Bummgham and Cincinnati offer. In addition. available, and how to save money your phone ~ther in knowing how to keep I Grosse Pointe Travel cour~es, II I agreed to raise the addi. 1 CON VE RTi B LE TO PS when calling. There's a list of It. operated them four and fIVe tional $1,800. This was in TI R ES nationwide area codes. information . !\lay 1933. Thus I had time service, your on phone services for disabled to organize and promote the PLATE GLASS people. advice on what to do about World Adventure S e r i e s, G The Treasures of using paid professional speak. RESIDENTIAL phone book has annoyance calls, how to make a ers and donating .my own of. complaint, suggestions on credit fice and time and charging TABLE TOPS i' answers. card and international calling and a Tulankhamun ... 25 to 35 cents for tickets. I L whole lot more. So, if you have a We opened the following A AND MIRRORS question about your phone service, September, with four turn. we hope you'll find some of the TORONTO away crowds. We have never ~ PIC~UP & DELIVERY answers ... in the front of your Nov. 8, 9, 11,29 &: in our history passed the INSULATEDGlAS~ @ Michigan Bell tenth of the month without ~ telephone directory. 30th and Dec. 6. I paying all bills. The World I THERMAL PANE GL.I.SS Special Departuras. I Adventure Series has been " ~i Michigan Bell ... peopie lvho enjoy serving people. - - TRAINFARE WINDSOR TO financed 100 percent by my TUB ENCLOSURES own personal credit. my do. TORONTO, RETURN nations of time and other. SHOWER DOORS -2 NIGHTS Ar ROYAL wis~ entirely by ticket ad. OPEN SUNDAY - 2:30 to 5:00 YORK HOTEL missions. We have never - TUTANKHAMUN EXHIBIT passed the hat nor accepted gifts or donations. 623 PEMBERTON Grosse Pointe Park -ADDITIONAL FEATURES ~------DEPENDING ON DATE I We continued to make grants to the educational de. TU 4.0484 19807 MACK AVENUE TU. 4.0494 From $123.00 CAll FOR I partment as long liS the BROCHURE emergency existed. CANADIAN FUNDS (313) I Commcnting on these early Rent With or Without Option to Buy I years, Lowell Thomas says in 961-3202 his latest published memoirs I - "So Long Until Tomor. I row" - that the World Ad . .--.---- ..--.- ....----.~ ---I venture Series Program soon I became the best known in I (he world I And Dr. Roy Chapman An. Chris Craft Cruisers drews. leader of the Gobi looking for a cruiser lhat's just Desert Expedition. that dis. right for you] Gregorv's has covered the dinosaur eggs, been an authorilerl Chris Craft and latcr director of the dealer for over 50 years. LeI us American Museum of Natural put that experience to work for History, called us "the most"", you in selecting Ihe boat that's valuable educational lecture h";: perfect for your boating needs. course in America." I Our Museum and Found. Gro~se Pointe Park. available immediately, can Chris Craft Sportboats ers Society are excellently be seen anytime, 91;;1-9/;5 H;'fCQt!!1. off Jrffcrsor. Chris Craft practiCJ!!,' invented ~he ~1;gh POW€i. IlIqh equipped in carry on our near Windmill Pointe, lake and park privilege~. performance speedboat See the full 1978 Ch blli. .. IIII , 2IIIC .2 __ .. __ 11II _ t * ~ _ AS» ee if .... I Page Seventeen Thursday. August 23, 1979 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Betsy Comes Home to Sing for Us IBon Secours If' Many Volunteers Red Cross Awards Recognizing 3 Ib Yearro of Service Are Pesented at Gala Banquet; Officials Praise Honorees Champagne bubbling from a sparkling foun- tain greeted 65 Bon Secours Hospital Red Cross volunteers at an appreciation dinner in mid-June. The volunteers, wearing white gloves with crisp, blue uniforms and f;tiff1y starcohed, matching caps, WOMEN'S PAG.S received awards recognizing 316 years of Red Cross I service. Following a banquet of awarded to Mildr,:,tl 'Rurgess, ' J., . ' -:'I I chicken in wine sauce, Helen Gardella and Muriel nd >'~~."f1!-1-complemented by aspar- Mauer. Sorth a to I .-~:'..~.., "'~' . f th Gladys Condon, Catherine From Another Pointe · ':'i.iIIfi.:.. . i agus, came praIse or e Cox. Nona Dickson, Dorothy The P0Inte I '.~~~ ... ~\ I ~~J~O;hrnt~~TSa~tau~m~~.tBriobnutsieconoutros~:s~ierCh~~SJin~a~:iS,y:~~~ of View blood received service award By Janet Mueller Northwestern University ~ I executive director, commend. pins for seven years of vol. S d 'Udd Class of 1929 alumni partici- •. 'ed the volunteers for their unteer effort . .we en s evalla Military Band makes its first pat i n g in Northwestern's ' • , role in the hospital's contino Pins for six years' service Umted States tour in September-when that news June commencement and l'n reached the Detrol't-Swedl'sh CouncI'I. Mrs. E. Jan ducted In. t0 the umversl. 'ty;-s forued dedicationthe total topatientquality careand wereBeddow,awardedJanet toInsley,GertrudeKay Hartmann, scholarship chairman, began making Half-Century Club included ~IRS. CHARLES A. PARCELLS. burg Music Festival, to sing a bene- family. I Marantette, Erma Reindel plans. . . LESTER ELLIOIT, of Saint JR., of Cloverly road, Grosse Pointe fit concert for the DePetris Fund Betty Lynch, Red Cross and Pauline Wade and five. The result is a special concert, set for Friday, Paul aven~e.... • Garden Center coordinator for the next Thursday evening, August 30, deputy chairman, and Mary year pins were presented to September 7, at 8 o'clock in Cranbrook School's Per- Pointer CYNTHIA POLl. I Vincent DePetris Fund drive, shows at 8 o'clock at Grosse Pointe Me- MacDonald, Red Cross hos. Rose DiPerro. Catherine Hor. forming Arts Center, to benefit the annual scholar- TOWICZ, a Madonna College I her daughter ELIZABETH PAR- morial Church. Proceeds will pro- pital volunteer chairman, rigan. Pat Lowe and Vi ship the Detroit-Swedish Council gives to students Biology/Chemistry m a j 0 r, CELLS the Trial Gardens at the vide support for the maintenance of congratulated the volunteers Recker. at the Cranbrook Academy of Art in memory of will be gathering toxicologi. Grosse Pointe War Me mar i a L the lovely, lakeside gardens. Tickets on their exemplary work. Mary Feehan, Charlotte Carl and Olga Milles. cal data on pe~ticides and car. Pointe-grown Betsy, acceding to her are available at the Book Shelf on- Natalie Prince Red Cross Graul. Emilie Keith, Marga...... cinogens d u ri n g a three. mother's request, has come home, the-Hill, the Camera Center in-the- chairman of vol~nteers, pre. ret Schmi~t and Peg Shau.gh. The main floor of the auditorium will have a month Federal internship in fresh from appearances at the Salz- Village and Memorial Church. sented the Red Cross service nessy receIved two.year pms, cabaret atmosphere, with reserved tables for four Washington, D.C. ------pins. Honors for 26 years of whil.e pins for on.e year of and 12 people. I...... I the direction of WSU Pro-! and polic~ commissioner of I :rIED~K, Bachelor of Arts volunteering went to Rose service wept to Nma Baker, luR. and MR? PAUL SI.I Cessor NAE!M A. HENEIN. I Grosse POInte Pade 1m SO('lal Work. MARY THE. Maas. Pins recognizing 20 Jerry Carrick and Ann Love. (Continued on Page 20) MON, of Vermer road. an. a Pointer. I'" • ... RES E VANDENBUSSC1iE ye;;.rs of servic!! we~e re-' Doris Heath, assi~tant ad. nounce the birth of their first ...... Pointers receiving degrees earned an Associate of SCi- ceivedby Irene Peattrie and I ministrator, presented Dun child, a son, M I C H A EL, RANDOLPH AGLEY, of at the 38th annual ('ommenc. ence degree magna cum laude Betty Waldorf. Secours service pins to many CHRISTOPHER, June 29. Lothrop road, parlicipated in I ement at Mercy College May in Dietetics. KATHLEEN J. Pi?s for 19 and 18 years oi I other Red Cross vohmtecl'S. Mrs. Simon is the fonner the formation of a Richard 5 were BEVERLY M. L. KENNEDY, daughter of MR, service were awarded to Dor. Pins recognizing 20 years CYNTHIA SCOTT. daughter H. Giles Memorial Scholar. LOVELL daughter of MRS. and MRS. JOHN C. KEN. othy Reamer and Irene Dec. of service were awarded to of MR. and MRS, JAMES ship established recently at EDITH A. HALL, Bachelor NEDY, received a Bachelor ker, while Dorothy Davis reo Dorothy Reamer and Betty II SCOTT,of Webber place. Pa- Grand Valley State Colleges of Science cum laude in of Science degree cum Jaude ceived her 17.year pin. Hon. Waldorf. Irene Heitman and ternal grandparents are MR. for full-time graduate stu- Nursing ELLEN G. MONA. in Home Economics, and ors for 16 years of volunteer. Sally Rosso were honored for and MRS. GEORGE SIMON, dents majoring in Account. RAN. daughter of MR. and KAT H LEE N A. M U R. ing were presented to Bertha 15 years, and a 10'year pin of Vendome road. ing. MRS. WILLIAM D. MONA. TAUGH, daughter of the Pettke and Stella Stumbo was presented to Muriel ...... * ...... HAN, Bachelor of Science in PETER MUR:rAUG~S" a Receiving pins for 15 and Mauer. This is a smile. KATHRYN BLUM: SHEN, D u r i n g commencement Nursing, and MARY CATHE. Bachelor of Science 10 B\01-114 years of service were Pat Ll1Weand Vi Recker Most of our customers wear one when they leave our of Balfour road, received a May 12 at Minneapolis Col- RINE TIEDECK, daughter ogy. Sally Rosso and Irene Heit. received pins for five years Juris Doctor degree during lege of Art and Design of MR. and MRS. GEORGE (Continued on Page 22) I man. Ten.year pins were of volunteer work. salon. We don't change their lives, but we do change May 21 commencement at Pointer PAULA E. GIBSON ------their looks and often their outlooks. Their hair shines Case Western Reserve Uni. was granted a Bachelor of and sparkles and shapes up beautifully. And they feel versity, Cleveland, O. Kath- Fine Arts degree. thot something marvelous that only a simply marvelous ryn holds a Bachelor of Arts '" .. '" hair.do can make a person feel. If you'd like 10 leave a degree from Michigan State Among seven members ap- beauty saton wearing a smile on your face, see us, We University. pointed to the Michigan AP.I specialize in putting one there. * ,. .. pelate Defender Commission A $156,971 contract amend announced by Governor I ment between the Bendix WILLIAM G. MILLIKEN are Bart Edmond Corporation and Wayne State JOHN C. EMERY, JR.. of HAIR, SKIN AND MAKE-UP SALON University's Department of Rathbone place, recommend. SHORES SHOPPING CENTER Mechanical Engineering was ed by the State Bar of Mich. 31065 HARPER AVENUE awarded for continued de. igan, and JAMES McMIL- velopment of a gas engine LAN, of Sunningdale drive. END OF SUMMER SALE 296-3660 analyser to be used in en. a public member who is a 1\ EVENING HOURS gine fault diagnosis under former Village commissioner Now Thru Lab9r P~y_W~~~., I I Final Markdowns 'lfi 117 ,,~ 07 I '-U10 to /. '-' 70 OFF original prices* I ,i A Seledion of i Dresses and Sport Separates OFF original prices * A ~elec\) I t'ion of Swimsuits *There may han been intermediate prict" reductions on somr items prior to this salt'. Not everything in every silt and ulor. AUGUST FUR SALE T!ll~l Unit!: 900 I Norwegian Blue Fox shawl collar wrap jacket with the skins worked horizontally on the sleeves, vertically on the body. I O~C of the outstand!ng fur v~ll)e~ in ()IJr r.arAfully selected Aii ::)aies final group of precious furs that also includes nutria, raccoon, mink, coyote, and opossum. The jacket, $1390. Jht shops of W~lt~n.Pi~rc~ Jacobson's 16828 Kercneval • Grosse Pointe 2861 Somerset Mall • Troy------~-. • .zq - • . Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 23, 1979 Society News Gathered from. the Pointes Set Cantata Academy Miss Schafer How Do Your Gardens Grow? Auditions on Saturday The Dennis Cotters Miss Gieryn Wed Weds in West Now is the time to ex- ly by the Grosse Pointe Gar. The Cantata Academy of amine your flower and veg. den Center and the Grosse etable gardens for those ex, Pointe War Memorial. Metropolitan Detroit, a select Paula Ann Schafer and An. ceptional specimens to be Mark this date on your cal. choir of 40 voices which per. thony E. Wilson exchanged To Dennis B.Cotter pampered and protected in endars and watch for com. forms a great YBriety of mu. marriage vows Saturday, Au. order to be at their peak plete details of this event. sic in the area and has made gust 4, in. the Community Mrs. Richard Gieryn Fashions Her Daughter's Wednesday, September 12: which will be forthcoming fout' concert tours of Ger- Church of Min Valley, Calif. Bridal Gown And Yeil: Raymond Cotter, Jr., many, will hold auditions for the date of the Bonsai-Horti. soon. A blue ribbon could Both the bride, daughter Is His Brother's Best Man the coming season this Satur. culture Show sponsored joint. well be in your future. o' :''!r. and Mrs. Paul H. day, August 25, between 10 !:>ul..fl::r. of HUi.\"(.'iuii drive, At home in Outer drive, Detroit, are Mr. and in the morning and 2 in (he ..:.:-.~.-~~ L and the bridegroom, son of Mrs. Dennis Blair Cotter, who cruised the Carib- afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, bean following their marriage Friday evening, May Infonnalion on criteria for 25, in Saint Hugo of the Hills, Bloomfield Hills. of New Orleans, La., had e- a ~'~ acceptance by the academy been residing in San Fran- Mrs. Cotter is the for- and the place of auditions cisco. :~ • Kimberly Korner ~~ mer Denise Ann Gieryn, Cotter is the son of Mrs. may be obtained by calling She is an executive secre. Mack at lochmoor daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Cot t e r, of 271-8946 or 528.1331. tary at Levi Strauss. He is Richard T. Gieryn, of Notre Dame avenue, and attending Law School in Early Suppers on the Terrace Bloomfield Hills. Mr. the late Mr. Cotter. The Reverend Lucian A. California. Monday throug Thursday, Seating from 5 pm. to 7:30 pm Hebert officiated at the 5:30 They are now at home in - a la carte menu - o'clock ceremony, which was San Francisco, and plan a TaE HERMIT'S CAVE followed by a reception at Christmas vacation in Ha- the Village Club, Bloomfield waii. Hills. For the 12:30 o'clock rites NOW OPEN NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Pearls accented the bride's which were followed by a Doll Houses-Miniatures J Dally from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. gown of English net and re- reception at Lark Creek Inn, REGISTER NOW FOR FAll Ii Saturday 10 a.m. to midnight embroidered Alencon lace, I Lark Creek, Calif., the for. Classes in Beginning Furniture, ':~ styled with long sleeves, a mer Miss Schafer chose a , ,I Porco Doll l'iouse Dolls, Christmas wedding ring collar and a street length, white-on.white ANTIQUES,OLDTIQUES cathedral length train. dress. styled with a blouson -- \ Trees, Bedding, Doll House lighting AND COLLECTIBLES More lace trimmed the ca. bodice and dol m a n.type I thedrallength, silk net bridal sleeves caught at the shaul. Art Deco, Art NOY\'lJ, Ice Boxes, Old Radios veil which, like the dress, ders with ties. Phonographs. oak Furniture. Light FixtUres, va,,- was made by thp. ,bride's She carried a nosegay of !fa""...... 1 fi'k;a JfJ9fi .Yt..ju.. ities, Paintings. Pottery. Porcelain, Art Glass, mother. White roses and lil. Pholo by Leo Knlghl miniature carnations, Peru. Fireplace Mantles, 8rassware, Stained ilIld Beveled !.9~Jf5J y; ~k,,, !Ii.,.,.,.. J!, j ~ ,and a wrist corsage of pink Phase 1 ('nds a busy month _;~~~4';i:.~~-'i:.eat.orl~,-,;;:' . \ ' . ", ,~.. ."- roses . with the last night of its connles'"...... ~~ The bride, who attended summer bowling program set FOR BOYS' AND GIRLS' WEAR.' SEBASTIAN INT'L. HAIR DESIGNERS Marian High SchOol and for tomorrow, Friday, Au- Open Thun. '" Fri. 'liI 9 p.m. holds a Bachelor of Business gust 24, at Bonanza Bowling 214117 MACK 777.8020 773-2&20 Across from Sr. Joan of Arc 773-8440 Administration degree from Lanes in Hoover road, just 23240 MACK lltlCKk south of 9 MILE Ithe University of Texas and south of 10 Mile road, where play begins at 7 o'clock. There'll be the usual $2 • minimum charge covering games, played or not, and MID-SUM.MER post-games most participants will, as usual, stop off for a I Our 56th August Fur Sale! bite to eat and a nightcap. I FURNITURE SALE The organization for sin. I gle, young adults. ages 20 ~4~ . through 39, 'Nho meet reg\!- larly Sunday evenings fill through spring at Grosse I Pointe Memorial Church has been invited by the Saint Jude Singles Club to join in a picnic at Metropolitan NOW ... Beach this Sunday, August 26. . you can save Phase I and several other area singles clubs are ad- on our entire vised to meet at the point, (where the grills are), at noon, bringing their own stock of fine I. food and snacks. Saint Jude i Singles will supply the liquid furs ... in refreshment. And next Tuesday, August every length ... 28, Phase I invites everyone to join in the September Newsletter Mailing -at 7:30 I o'clock at Memorial Church. Lynx, Coyote, Racoon, Fox, I etc. Ali are I on sale now! Contemporary wall units blending beauty and versatility. Crafted in solid pecan with engraved olive ash burl and knotty cherry grains. The sleek, clean lines of this styling, combined with its hig~lly functional nature, produce a uniq'ue grouping. 'r f' CCO 7 7 • $ 2 7. 72 7 5 .1 ThursddY, August 23. 1979 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineiee:II Women's Page---by, of and for Pointe Womell Lochmoor Ladies Host Lawyers' Wives Plan A Big Year Raeburn Joins Detroit Synlphony's Staff Appointment of Andre~ American Music. Raeburn been consultant to several July Golf Tournament Raeburn to the position of has produced the majority of prestigious American musical artistic administrator for the the comp!lrlY'll new record. organizations, i n c Iud i n g The Lochmoor Ladies Sixth again next yer. Detroit Symphony Orchestra, ings. Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, Annual Invitational Go I f Organizing the 64 teams of Inc., has been announced by Previously he was with the the Los Angeles Chamber Tournament was held Wed. women was the responsibility Ralph O. Guthrie, DSO man. Boston Symphon,. Orchestra IOrchestra, Spoleto USA and nesday and Thursd8Y, July of a corps of volunteers head. aging director. as musical assisiant io con. the National Music Council. ductors Erich Leinsdorf and A native of England, he 25 and 26 . . . and as usual ed by Mar) Raven. Raeburn will work closely it was hot, humid and rainy The tournament was run William Steinberg, and as came to the United Sates in with 050 music director An. program editor. 1964 at the invitation of ..• and as usual, it was well by Pat Nicholl and her tal Dorati and Guthrie in the run: prizes were many and co-ehairman He 1e n Z u r. He also has taught at Bos. Maestro Leinsdorf, alter hav. planning. development and ton University. worked in ing been musical director of administration of the orches- radio and television and has Argo Records in Lendon. ~~~l~p~;:::~~~~:~";\~\~.l p;;:ti.~~~:~o~ea~~df::l:ri~:~ tra's programs. "We are pleased to wel. come Andrew Raeburn to our Grosse Pointe Nursery School DOG GROOMING symphony s t a f f," Guthrie stated, "and we look forward Also j t() enjoying the t€netits of KINDERGARTEN :Jhij ~ :Jhat lor IJel his broad experience in the 19443 MACK by .ppoinlltlt'tU 881-9007 symphonic, recording and reo Announces the opening of the Fall lated musical fields." Sem9ster Morning, Afternoon, and Raeburn comes to Detroit full day sessions. from New York, where he $ CASH $,1 I has been director, Artists & Experienced and teacher trained staff Purc~rsers I Repertory. for New World Excellent outdoor play facilities '.. Records, the company funded by The Rockefeller Founda- DIAMOND and ESTATE I tion to publish a history of 881-3460 821 Vernier .• New office;rs in July for an exciting, varied year JEWELRY ~ Lawyers' Wives including, (front of activities. Several coffees have .! ~.Atl~.~ 1- . , I row, left to right), MRS. HEROLD been scheduled for early fall to pro- ,... Oo "_'~~""::-_~_-.. DEASON, recording secretary, MRS. vide an opportunity for members to . CARSON GRUNEWALD, president, become better acquainted and to in- MRS. J AMES CALLAHAN vice- troduce new and prospective mem- edrTUld t. AHEE II:: I president, and MRS. JAMES TuCK- bers. The annual Christmas Tea to r jewelry company ER, second year delegate, (back row, benefit the children at the Wayne MQJtia fJ:)inon I. I lpftt~M"ht\ MRC:: UTTTTTA'U'VT1' .... 'yVout'h'i.i . h dul df 20i3898Ma6--.C4K6AoYoenue LEBRiW:'fi;st-;;;~r 'd~~~t~:J. MRS~ ~id~Dec~mber:J.o~~ IS:C c~mp~etef; I II i.l\f:JlOduces a new ~Ule I I ROBERTBUYDENS,treasurer, and new format will add a touch of nos- • I I MRS. TIMOTHY YOUNG, corre- talgia to the project luncheon and I b.y de~lqne~ S H_.._S_Vi__D ft...... J I sponding ~retary, began planning fashion show in March. l__ i:) ,!while Betty Crawford and Jan Hennessy took care of Rothis and Penny Milonas I I ------breakfasts, luncheons and the were the winners. Barb Jaco. all.important snacks. by and Carol McCormick Jack gu~~eft SCores were checked by were ruIUlers-up, and Elaine Gladys Dewey and Mary Freitas and Bonnie Scratch Schadler, plus many volun- took third place honors. gUlfs. dltesses b~om S190 teers, and the task of as- Second F 1i g h t winners sembling all the workers nec- were Barb Cavanaugh and essary for the operation was Pat Dunn. Lenora Carpenter coordinated by J 0 Ann e and Betty Fox were runners- Spri~ and Sharon DiGiulio. up. Evelyn Scott and Dorothy Shirley Schoenith and Jo McClosky placed third. MQJl.iafbi~on Mikula did the decorations. Third Flight winners were Dorothy Smith was the of- Rose Pagel and Janet Ka- tidal photographer. Peg Cole rem. Kae Jaskolski and Sally 11 KERCHEVAL AVE, 882-5550 I handled publidty. Bernard were runners.up. Male assistants, (not reo Betty Crawford and Peggy quired to wear the regula- weffier placed third. lion white skirts and green Overall winners, with the shirts), included Bm Raven, lowest net scores, were Bet. Bill Raven, Jr., and Sam Ni. ty Rothis and Penny Milonas, choll who meuured for the whose names v.ill be inscrib- Closest to the Pin contest, ed on the silver tray donated We're not •• tlsfled ~lVEATHER COATS and Jim Picard and Ron Ral. by Marguerite Giroux and stan, who did aU the score. kept on display at the club. until you ar•• Zip-()utpile lined all-weather .,.... '. board work. Wednesday's non-wlnnera Th t' h . coats. in navy or Briti!h tan. Locbmoor's own Grace were Dottie Angelos and Au. a IS W Y we make It our Wash and wear outer shell. Munson provided opening drey Ranmge, championship b.~sln~ss to, be well in- Size! 8 to 12, 55.00, 14 to 20, d~y excitement with~ Hole Flight; f{DY Ke!L~ey and 1_- formed and tiained in the in One on Number Eight; Marge Allor, First Flight: -. -_.411II' .. ' 60.00. unfortunately, no prize bad Rosalie Wattne1&: and Janice latest style and hair care been designated for such a Trilla, Second Flight; and t h I feat, but after an emergency Clarice Grob and Bernadine .' ec no ogy. board meeting Grace was Sunday, Third Flight. for an appointment today! I awar ded the f1ag from Nurn- Thursday's non. winners ber Eight and an official were Edie Thumann and Ger- ~ 881.8740 plaque. ry S wan n, Championship 1\ - B~+.'••'~ P'....'l+••l.u.sl' ..".- ••"it ~lcs. ,,",1iaht~ El~lne F""""r and M estto th-;- Pin ho~r~. -The M~" schi:ff, Fi~t--Flight; ~- .. IN THE BOYS' SHOP AT Championship Flight pro- Dodie Wright and Zita - =,', IfI " ilirqatl-JJamts (fil1iffurts I . i duced the only tie: it was Wright, Second Flight; and ' 20525 MACK AVENUE r ~:i:~~::w~~n~S~r;:de;tto~~~~~~hk~~ii~~r: ~8gh~eij\~ - "'-... -i1~ 2 Blocks South of '8 M iie )II and Linda Lester and Margie The Longest Drive Award,' ,-W..REDKE""''' OPEN EVERY EVENING !~~~.a~~~SuTe:~f~a~~, ~~~ ~75 .~ellr.ds:. wen~. to ~se ~.a-l 'M"' l"t VIAU\'&,J 'AU,"" ~.I.uuQ...... ~ ,"aUi nantl 01 t.ne l..namplon::ilUp I l,- 'I ners. Lee Merollis and Olga Flight. _•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :i.... Prew came in third. In the First Flight, BetUe Kercheval at St. Clair • Grosse Poiote Open ThllrHlay Eflening.r 'Iii 8:45 Detroit Rose Society "NOTHING FEELS LIKE REAL, IT ALlAN GOLD" MASTER CHARGE 0 VISA To Give Exhibit Tips The Great Lakes District ~g-fte,~ () go! ~~~wsDeat::itco~f~: i~oc~:~ ~ A~ "'-... I !UI dIn" tember, and the Detroit Rose ~ ....JlM'VWVUJ L ....•..~ potential:~~t~~~ign~~~~~~el~exhibitor, for ~i~Fri- ( ~ I. __ '. I day evening, August 24, at SPECI-ALISTS IN IMPORTED GOLD JEWELRY ,~ "'-t.. r><~' ~::!!..?:~~~.~~t_~~~_Oak Park Alwoys 30%- 60% Off Reto iI III vuuuuuunJ' """LCO. 'I ~.-. d " , ... 00 Doug Bell's slide present-! _ • ANNOUNCES- I !f! ~ .~tt~~ I :~~~fe ~~~eg~~p~~~al~~~~~ I i . ~ faults to avoid because of I ITS .-.. penalties involved. Walter . LeMire will explain the pro- ,ceaures to follow before, dur- I I ing and after entries are' made. "GRAND OPENING" WP.liam Wild will touch on the finer points involved in growing roses to their pin. ! ade of beauty, and L. E., Hines will demonstrate and SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1979 explain what Abstract and I Modern Artistic Arrange. 18424 MACK AVE., GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MI 48236 I ment is all about. I I I All speakers are experts in 1 BETWEEN MOROSS (7 MiLE) & CADiEUX I the exhibiting game, with i I tr3lck. records of constant I I wmnmgs. . - --.-1 343-0608 Here. our new Classic Manor bedroom combines - REFRESHMENTS SERVED - a bold, fresh approach with enduring styJing. To all our friends, who already know of the fantastic jewely values found at THE 14K CLUB, Clean, graceful lines. handsome pulls and thanks so much for your continued support. To all our new friends, who thought karat gold jewelry was unaffordable. now is the time to expe- a rich. lustrous hand rubbed finish. rience the feel and beauty of solid gold jewelry at WHOLESALE PRICES. THE 14K CLUB offers ~I~~ Imported gold jewelry of the hiqhest quality. THE 14K CLUB offers the best for less-8 continuous reg. sale 30%-60% off retail prices on all stock. THE 14K CLUB offers expert jewelry repair. THe 14K CLUB 66" Double Dresser . , , . 759.50 659.50 HAIR offers all of this, plus a comfortable friendly, office-type atmosphere. Mirror , . 194.50 174.50 We invite you to join the thousands of people who now have a friend in the "FINE" jewelry Queen Size Headboard" . 324.50 279.50 CUTTING business. Come see for yourself. EVERYTHING in the stoie is NOW a full 60% OFF retail during 3 PIECE GROUP-DRESSER. the first week of our opening. Hope to see you soon. MIRROR. HEADBOARD' 1.278.50 1,099.50 SPECIALISTS I 39" Chesl.on.Chesl 759.50 649.50 for men and women "OPENING SUPER SPECIALS /, NlghtTable , 259.50 219.50 f SINCERELY. 11 , 15" SERPENTINE NECKLACE 14K only $11.99 16239 MACK 7" SERPENTINE BRACELET 14K only $5.99 ~eo~u !NIT!ALS 1~!< only $8.99 ( DOUGLAS R. DUD ITCH LIMIT ONE SET PER CUSTOMER 11=1 • Prop' ietor. =885=-59=46~11' Opel' S.h ..~ 10 •. m, 10 , p.m. l ~~~ .~_~_. P4ge Twenty G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W'5 Thursday, August 23. 1979 ------Society News Gathered from_the Pointes Joan Is Chosen to Lead Red Cross Mr. Hendricks to Claim Bride in The Fall From Another Pointe of View LOI'sL. Donahue, of Nl.les,------, wedding is planned. j sorority. Mrs, Gerald E. Warren, of tive in Red Cross volunteer I to sene on the Red Cross has announced the engage. The bride-€Iect, who is also Her fiance, a Grosse Pointe Merriweather road, has been work since 1957. She has National B 100 d Advisory (Continued from Page 17) ment of her daughter, Deb. the daughter of the late Ed. South High School alumnus elected chairman of the headed several service pro. committee in 1975. She held Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buehrig, of Lochmoor orah, to Richard D. Hen. win J. Donahue, was gradu. holds a Bachelor of Busines~ M!!r<1 of directors of the grams, including nursing, that position for one year. boulevard Grosse Pointe area concert chairmen, ' dricks, ~on of Mr, and Mrs. ated from Niles High School AdmilJi~lration degree from Southeastern Michigan Chap. transportation and blood pro. She received a Women have of ~ourse already made their reservations. William J. Hen:lrirks, of Ver. and received her Bachelor of the University of Michigan. ter, American Red Cross, for gram volunteers. for the United Foundation They"]J be siUm'g with Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. K. nier road. A late October Arls degree in Education He is associated with the pub. the fiscal year 1979.80. She was appointed chair. Heart of Gold Award, tvr W W d M d M I from the University-of Mid:. lie accounting firm of leer- As principal officer of the man of volunteers for the outstanding volunteer servo ~ro~di M rr~Mrs. d~ Ca it:.; R ti:iell and Lofayette Park Art Fair ig.~~, ;vhere she af~i1iated ?Jan, Johnson and Hoffman, fourth largest Red Cross Southeastern Mic}1jgan Chap. ice within the community, in I rVI uMnde K'. r. ~rff ~s. r. Set for September 8, 9 Y.'--., ••-~ .•;-.~r'~ !':?Pt'" Gamma I I.. Ann Arbor. chapter in the COUntry,she ler in July, 1970. 1972. Mr. and . rs. mg 1 or • J h son of Rid e road More th'an 90 juried artists '. ~...... - will lead the board in policy She was chairman of the Mrs. Warren is a member ,Mr. an~ Mrs. Wesley R. o. n '. g '1" and craftspersons will par. formulation for the develop. chaph:t's Volunteer Advisory of the United Foundation (he s presIdent of the Detroit-Swedish C~unCI}, ticipate in this. year's La. ment and management of committee from 1970to 1972, Goals and Allocations com- will have Mr. and Mrs. James D. Tracy m theIr fayette Park Art Fair, set for I BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALI Red Cross services in Wayne, and chairman of the Build. mittee, the executive com. party. saturday and Sunday, Sep. 2 TOWELS LAUNDRY BAG Oakland and Macomb ('oun. ing Fund Raising committee mittee of Women for the j Amon~ others plaJlniq: to trek across town for tember 8 and 9. from 10 to 6 + ties. Ifrom 1972 to 1974. United Foundation,. the Un. a delightful autumn evening are Mrs. Carl Johnson, o'clock both days in the La'il . $25 Joan Warren has been ac. Mrs. Warren was invited ited .Foundat.ion.Umted Com. Mrs. Charles J. KoebeU, Mrs. Miltan Cross, Mrs. fayette Towers Shopping mumty Services Stud.y corn. Clifford Randolph and Swedish Consul and Mrs. Center. . mittee and the DetrOit Med. M . R A d An art auction is SChed_II~~ ... ****************** ical Cente~ Physical Plan. arvin . n erson~ * * uled for 3 o'clock Saturday, ' BAlTO 369 fISHER ... MRS NINA ,.L ning committee. R d t e $10 unreserved seats $5, and 2 o'elock Sunday. There will . '. Y t-.. across "om .. ~ She is on the board of eserve sea s ~r , tion on how to et them be refreshments, and enter. I " S "H''' .... · * trustees for Children's HO~'I the lady to call for wforma g tainment and a children's SOOP oul '9 ~ ,.L nital of Michigan and the Re. is Signe Kar1strom, 399-8166. t . ht gallery a~d special activitit's . I' 882-8760 ~ habilitation Institute of De. There'll be refreshments for sale ~oncer mg., for the young. ' I PALM EGYPTIAN ",.,. troit. thanks to a committee headed by Richard Sahlm IIl' TAROT CARD ~ She holds a Bachelor of and S. Olof Karlstrom, with Lyle Dahlberg, Jim READl nu ~ Arts degree from Olivet Col. Persson and Dan Lundell assisting. ONLY QUALITY JEWELRY DISCOUNTED 4ftnlo MOREl l&. lege an~ a ~~ster. ~f A~ts Young daughters and granddaughters of mem- U"II or READER lue l - -, degr~e .trom h .UthniverSltthYbers dressed in Swedish national costume, will help _'~I-I1-----~.--_.~ t A foremost ancient reader :~; ~r;~~::h~~:~~·m, . ~;l~it~~~~e~k~!col~:'i,~:':'~a~o:.a~dos~~<;';1:~.""'""" '.) .... . '1!' ~~O?_hQ~./C?~e~D ~ Advises you on all personal, * Another. !,~!nter, ~lI!ott vlsaker. * * * ~'\1 _ _ d ' bl f I'f ....,Phillips ot !Uoge roau. m.~ I .i•••-Ii-lii'i,.;4a' 'UUI~", . omestlc, pro ems 0 I e. ~ been eiected chapter treas. You won't have to look far for Ernest A. Jones. • • .._, I .iiI.I.... SCULPTURES urer.'l IThe Detroit.Swedish Council board membert chair. 14K Gold Serpentine Chlln. One visit will convince you He is a former chapter man of the World Wide Executive Conunittee 7" 'UP 3-dimenslonal, wear on neck . _ vice-chairman.an~ ha~.._~.:l~D'Arcy.MacManus and Masius Advertising Agency 15" J J , '15.49 chains. bracelets. i p .. iI a membe~ 01 tu,: ""a ",., and chairman of Cranbrook Academy of Art's board I 16" $1 !U9 from $63 I: 10i Appoi;;tm~r:t C=!! j'" .~c:r:~fs~::~Jo~~sl~~e~~;:':of t!'!fst~es, wiU ~ake h~s t~rnI~ad~~ the band, R.nd ~::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::~:::: Imported from !taly ? 881-9730 ice to Military Families and the. a~,dlence WIll be InvIted to SIng along With il Building committees. Erme. . T CHARMS 11425 MACK Mr. Phillips is an attorney They'l! be invited, too, to "s~n¥ along with RINGS, EARRINGS, ENGAGEMENT SETS, BRACELE S, Borderline G.P. ,.L with the Detroit law firm (Egon) KJerrman," the band's ofhc~al conductor. PERSONALIZED SERVICE • 14 KI. a 18 KY. Gold • USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN ~ ~ of Hill, Lewis, Adams, Good. He's a well.known radio and television personality ***************** rich and Fail. andconsiderabletelevision conductingproducer inthroughoutSweden whoEuropehas anddoneis 1: MyllAE G£MS• " GOLD, J~UJELRY. also recognized as an entertainer. -r LE The band he leads, the Uddevalla Military -z---- 775-1740 . Band, is the regional band for the Swedish West » ~ 21507 YALE n Coast. It has represented Sweden. at music festivals ~ 10-6, Mon.-Sat. . ftf1pek ~"'~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ in various European countries. . ~ 2 streets south of Debra Arlington COIlU ~I It consists of 25 highly.t~ned musicians who I 10 MILE 11 Mile off Harper Janet Bennett arc equally at home.with utilitary, old Swedishl~======Q==6o=c=c====cccc=ccc======~===cO ....y~ TO SAVt-'. dance and sacred m~lslc. * * --==------LAST 10 OA U Since 1972, when H. R. H. Princess Christina of Sweden visited Cranbrook Academy of Art and pre- "I SEPT 1st sented the Detroit-Swedish Council's first Carl and SALE ENDS SA • Olga Milles Scholarship check, the council ~as con- tributed more than $10,000 to the scholarshIp fund. The Art A.cademy faculty selects the students ShOD the who will benefit from the scholarship. • * * * Pirat•• -on Lcike.Sf. Clair?l August BilI Bradley,m.32,grew up in Ford court, where his father, Wiiiiam O. Bradley, Jr., still lives i ••• and a few years back, when Bill, III, was deliv- II I (Continued on Page 32) Fur Sales. • • ... 1 ' BUT before you buy ... I, ' I"nmn~r~ nll~lit\l ~nrl nri~~~ '"''1111", __ '" '1-_ ••"'J _ •• - t'. •--- 1\. at WE BUY ••• ~-~ SELL I 1RAOE FOR OLD RUGS••• if GROil,lIE POINTE WHOLESALE and RETAIL 20467 Mack Avenue Hand-washing, repairing. No Chemicals UsedI Grosse Pointe Woods ~ Antiques and Appraisals 885-9000 Mllter Cher... , 8.n~:c.rd DouglassA. May RobertD.MillerFret!H, Rollins,Jr. DRAPER'S SUMMER SALE Call 547-5000 150/oto 20% SAVINCS 321 SoUth M.aln, Roy.'. ,O.k HANDSOME. HOME-LOVING TOWNSEND BY KLING. TRUE COUNTRY FLAVOR! FINE CONTEMPORARY SAVINGS! Start piafining those dinnei parties iight now! Kling gives you bold, beautiful American country designs ... from trestle table to ar- rowback chairs .. " to make every gathering festive and daily dining a treat. All with that welcome look of age in hand-distressed solid oine and selected veneers. Come see, come save on a collection you'll cherish! Trestle Extension Table :)8'xn". opens to 102" with two leaves. Four ArrOvitacK Side Chairs, Reg. Sale 5 pes $1027.50 i849.50 Arrowback Arm Chair $139.50 ~117.50 Buffet and China. 69- $1349 $1129.50 You'll end up here eventusllyl Why not start here, and save all that energy and gas? -Howard Draper Open Mon .. Thurs. & Frl. 'tll 9 Other dsys 'ti1 5:30 p.m. SALE ..' TIME! We're Giving 0, Use Ou, Revolving Cho'ge Things Away ------(well, almost) 23020 MACK AVE. (Near 9 Mile Rd.) SALE STARTS AUGUST 27 St. Clair Shores 778~3500 , l 2 t , I, $ 7 ? .7' . Thursday, August 23, 1979 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.One Women's Page by, of ..and for Pointe Women ---,------_._------_._------_._------I Tamara S. Davidson Classic Cars at Concours d'Elegance I To Wed T. J. Kudzia The Edward H. Coles Miss Baxter Bride Nearly 100 classic and an. 1931Hupp Phaeton, and R.e. Completing the seene will tique cars will be displayed Mertz, with a 1937 Rolls be original designer fashions r I Ni~.r. :;d ::~ R:rO~~f1el~', against a backdrop of Mead Royce Sedanca. from the Wilson Collection, Of l .0 e have announced the engage. ow Brook Hall, the historic, They'll join collectors from 1910 to 1955, JJ10deJled Edwa rd H throughout the day, from 10 • - \ ment of their daughter, Tam. l00.room mansion built in the eight states competing for N I d A '" ara Scott Davidson, to Thorn. late 1920's at a cost of $4 awards in six classes: An. to 4 o'clock. ew ywe s re at Home In Wisconsin Rapids 'IS Jos('ph Kudzia, son of Mr. million, this Sunday, August tiques. (through 1915), Vin Admission to the Meadow After Vacation in Florida; Lace And Point I and Mrs. Joseph F. Kudzia, 26, when Ccmcours d'Ele. tage, (1916-1925), American Brook Hall grounds will be gance premiers in Rochester. Classic, (9251932). Amen. $5 per person during the . ~._...... " ~,~~~~~i,~..~~~:~!Br.i.~~~Gown ofT~een~~;:~~~ct, who is the j I Among the exhibitors are can C I ass i c, (19321942), Com:ours. Proceeds benefit Lmda Ann Baxter, daughter of Mrs. &>bert L'I granddaughter of Watson I. a trio of Pointers: Harold H. European C I ass j c. (1925- Baxter, of Portage, Wis., and the late Mr, Baxter, Ford, of McKinley avenue, Emmons. Jr., who will show 1942), and Competition Cars, the hall, where food service and Edward Harrigan Cole, son of the William A. an.d the lat~ Julia Ford, was a 1929 Lincoln Sport Tour. (through ....942). will be available. Coles, of West Ballantyne court, exchanged mar- g~aduated In May from AI- I ing, Louis Mushro, with a 1;------=== ....======, riage vows Saturday, June 16, in Saint Mary's blO~ CO\leg~.Wther~~hetwas Catholic Church Portag . a can s l~ s u en, .. a , e, ChemIstry major and afflh. The 10:30 o'clock cere- in Florilla. on Siesta Key. ated with Delta Gamma sor. illelp at Hand ~ many at which Father They are at home in Wiscon. ority. For Overeaters Robert Martin presided sin Rapids. Her fiance hi it design en- Carriage Limousine Service ~as fol1O\,~ed br a recep- The bride's white organza I' gin.eer with Chrysler Corpo- bon at FIsher s Supper gown featured a wedding ring r_a_tl_o_n. _ Overeaters A non y mous The Ultimate In Professional Service Club, \Visconsin Dells. I neckline and short sleeves ap. ; meets Thursday mornings, at The newlyweds vac'iltioned pJiqued with silk Venise lace! and English point d'esprit. I, 9:30 o'clock. at the Grosse Weddings, Pine Knob, Parties, Airport Her full skirt extended into Pointe Unitarian Church in a chapel train banded with a Maumee avenue. between I deep border of the point d' ;'." Neff road and St. Clair ave., 24 Hour Ans. Service I esprit. . nue. The meetings are open (313) 778.3680 I Her fingertip veil fell from to the public. I a matching hat, and she car. ried white silk roses, baby's- ,. br~a:: :~~~~~'nts formed a: ...l MAY WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU rainbow wedding party, in • Tn 1"IC'n~"T 1"\1In U~Ull ~AI 1"\'" AT. f I V 1I""",r L-V' VVil .,~ •• Ur\_'-'I" ~ I. b!0t!S0!1, floor !eng h frtlrks hy C.~!!e'" S~!.."d!t:'. P~rt~~e, w!~ of mauve, apricot, yellow, At a mid-morning ceremony Saturday, June 21865 HARPER seafoam and blue Silesta, 16, in Saint Mary's Catholic Church, Portage, each carrying a single. long- Wis., LINDA ANN BA.,{TER, daughter of Mrs. ST. CLAIR SHORES stemmed rose matching her •I (BETWEEN 8 & 9 ML ROADS) d Robert L, Baxter, of Portage, and the late Mr, I r~~~or malron was Patti I Baxter, was married to Mr. Cole, son of Mr. and I We would like 10 take this opportunity to thank II Clemens, of .Madison. Wis. Mrs. William A, Cole, of West Ballantyne court. II. all of our longtime customers whose loyalty has Bridesmaids were Cathleen FRONT ROVV INFLATluN FiGHTER made this expansion possible. To better serve I and Julie Cole, the bride. wore a floor length, long-I Mrs. John Boll, Mr. and Mrs. you we now have a brand new larger facility, new groom's sisters: Beth Ann sleeved dress of pastel green Anthony Mourad, Miss Eileen equipment and fixtures, convenient location, en- Brenzel and Gall Johnson, of and peach chiffon, with a 1 Harrigan and George Harri- trance front and rear and parking for 100 cars. Port~g~. corsage of matching silk gan. We believe that once you visit our "NEW" modern WIlham A. Cole, Jr., was roses The bridegroom's mo- F CleveI d 0 his brother's be s t man. ther'selected a long sleeve- M rom M pant' D" Ve~me SALE 200/0 OFF salon the few minutes of drive time to get there G D . I 'r. an d rs, e er e me will be worthwhile. rohomls.menB ~ ere Tame less .gown of pale green, hea. and from Cincinnati O. Mr: Ku n em, r 1 a n errace, vy Silk and a corsage of pale d M J h M h.' ' on sales of $100.00 or more Richard Thill and James pink silk roses. an rs,. a n a m. FOR APPOINTMENT 773-4750 Stewart. Usher" were William ------, HOURS: M-TH 9:00 to 7:00 Livings(on, Thomas Speer Relatives of the bridegroom 1- ...... ="""""=====~.=!I:i.."".=""'l T-W-F-S 9:00 to 5:00 and John Starrs who traveled from Grosse i Beautiful All New Fall Merchandise ------.-. ---J The molher of the bride ;~~J~"l~ow~;:c~~~ ~': ..'{~~: ..-.- ' Harrigan, Mrs. Andries Cole, jft Slacks Sweaters Blouses Mrs. H_az_e_1_B_ra_m_l_ey_,_M_r_.~a.~ndi~II'OROUN Blazers Skirts Dresses MRS. DIXON Cultural Center : NURSING PSYCHIC Will Celebrate HOME Handbags TAROT CARDS and PLUM READER The Detroit Institute of' Artz, the Detroit Historical • ADVISOR Museum and the Detroit Pub.. , ONE WEEK ONLY lic Library will hold open 0045. EAST J~FFERSON Ii' On Aikaf.wirs ..o.Llife, love, marriag~, hea't"', divorce, ,.',~ .. house Wednesday, Septem- t . "DETROIT, Mit'H: ' ,August'23 through August 30 "; t. busi ..e~s. $he ..~Hl read and tell your past, present and ber 12, from 7 until 10 in the 821.3525. future. This gifted lady will advise you, where others evening, offering free lee-. tures, free shows and free all sales final have failed. music, lighted parking and r Quality Nursing Care refreshments: fun for the' FRONT ROW • 16906 KERCHEVAL • 881-5870 16837 Harper ( 1Y2 blocks W. of Cadieux) whole family. Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. 881-2822 r-~-~-~...... ! a.1II\"nauIl trKla"d'S•• UL~/AIIAO"DI ill' VI] needlepoint &:knit shappe YARNS YARNS YARNS Judith Arbaugh, Merchandising Editor 0' Glamour Magazine Is coming to Jacobson's with fresh fashion reflnementsl You are invited to a special showing of the ~ost sparkling new ideas in accessories presented ;n cooperation with Glamour I Magazine. Judith Arbaugh, of Glamour, will be showing different looks that are coming in focus for fall and winter .. .for the all-important suits, how to dress an outfit up or down, and brighten your whale wardrobe. Come learn from the experts the secrets to an image of infinite variety. ACCESSORY SHOW Thurs, Aug. 23-Sat.. Aug. 25 at 1 p.m. Fri., Aug. 24 - 3:00 p.m. FASHION WARDROBE UPDATE Aug. 23, 24, 25 12 to 4 p.m. CAREER &: FASHION DRESSING Aug. 23. 24, 25 ,', SHOE i BOOT FALL FORECAST Aug. 24 - 2 p.m. Yarns from Bernat, Brunswick, Plymouth, Reynolds, Unger PACKING &: TRAVEL IDEAS New fashion yams ... chenilles, bulky boucles. natural wools, mohairs. ~ug ?~.?4 25 Exciting new fashion patterns, E1Cercise tips from physical fitness specialist _ ALWAYS 100% WOOLS IN ALL WEIGHTS - 16930 Kerchevai • in The Village • 881-4575 Jacobson's OPEN THURSDAY EVENING ______.....~~~ ~ ..... _.. ""' rt._ .....__ • " ""___.-...-...... a.~_ ~ I Paae'Twenty.Two G R OS S E POI NT ENE W S Thursday, A",gust 23, 1979 J c~______, Society News Gathered from the Pointes A Good Year Begins for POInte Alliance Fete MCF Service Center Volunteers Short and toth;-Pointe .1 The Alliance Francaise de' planned as the year proceeds. \ derstanding between Ameri. ~Grosse Pointe is looking for. I The annual Fete de Noel cans and France." Family (Continued from Page 1'1') phone Company, in Bangor, ward to an exciting 197980 dessert tasting for students memberships are $20, indio CLAUDIA M. KUHNLEIN, Me. season, beginning with the II who like 10 try their hands I vidual memberShil?s. $15 and daughter of MRS. MARIE A. • • • traditional "opener" which as future cordon bleu chefs student memberships $S. KUHNLEIN, of Yorkshire Bon Secours Hospital Nu. this year will be held Tues- is set for December, and This season's officers are road, recently received a clear Medicine Technologist day. September lB, at Dr. and I there will b.e. get.togethers Patrick Carron, presid~nt, Bachelor of Arts degree in REMIGIUS ZAK is featured Mrs. Kim Lie's Windmill (or French films, French Mrs. Russell H. Axsom, vIce. Psychology fro In Colgate in an annual report, "Edu-- Pointe drive home. I plays and '}"re'rich wine and president, James Diamond, University. Claudia will be cation for Leadership," pub- Among the Allialle,,', au- I cheese tasting. treasurer, and Dorothea Ver. wo~k~ng in an ex~cuLlYe 'I Ii.shed by Harper-Grace Hos. tumn highlights is a late Qc. At some events, lectures meulen. secretary. trammg program thIS fall 1l1tals. tober cocktail reception and or performances will be in The new board of direc. for the New England Tele. (Continued on Page 32) dancing evening at the Edsel French. At others, either tors, in additlon to the of. and Eleanor Ford House. Dc. French or English may be ficers. includes John Conley, tails will be mailed to A1Ii- used. (publicity), Mrs. Joseph Mar. ance members. who may The Alliance is officially shall, Mrs. George R. Mik. BUY 3 ••• 4 . • • or MORE • bring guests described as "a non-profit, hail, Mrs. Sydney Newhouse, Various cultural events- nonpolitical, American or. (school liaison), Mrs. Neal FOR THE PRICE OF 1 AT ... art lectures, musical pro. ganization for the purpose, of Nyland, Mrs. Frederick J. grams. poetry readings-are increasing contacts and un. Schroeder, Jr., (pro~ram), . and Mrs. George Vmcent, efee ~ (membership). 2095 Our great prices on "Almost-New" Apparel, Accessories 7 Mack Bulletins will be mailed to and Furs wi!! buy you 3 to 4 times the wardrobe than ~ II Grosse Pte. Wds., MI members, and announce. you will get in a "Regular" Store. Come In and Browse. (N;lli'~C! _ S 881-2913 ments of coming events will I..- appear in the NEWS. Mem- 20339 MackAve. 881.8082 U, Woml,/.e/~ nail ~~~ bership is open to all area Nr. Lochmoor Open Mon.-Sat. 10.5 Making plans for a Tribute Day RUTH ZIMMERMAN, GLORIA WOMEN EACH WEDNESDAY MORNIN G: 10:00~1 1:00 a.m. with A CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR Stories and activities for 4-5 year otds nursery for infants and toddlers MEN It WOMEN EVENING: EACH THURSDAY 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. ADULT BIBLE DISCOVERY GROUP For additional Informa~lcn eel' 824-9625 Rill CHIIsnAN REFOIMD C:';ijiDI 1444 • 8rIIII hi'" PIIt, JMlpI 48230 , .{ l • • F q .. - Thursday. AU91.!~t 23, !979 GROSSE POiNTt: NEWS P!9t:' Twenty-Three Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Womell A New Face at Music ltall I W I AI h IDetroit Garden Center I Men Wanted by Judelaires -___ e,come to .. 'P, a Mu DKG Chapter Offers Craft Programs Harwood Ry~holm, Chair-I tions, advertising, subscrip- -- I The Judelaires a------mixed I set for April 19 in the Grosse man of the MusIc Hall Center tion, group sales and building • • A series of fall craft class. chorus under the, direction of Poin,te ~ar Memorial's Fries board of trustees, has an. operations departments, He . ./. es begins Wednesday. Sep. De Shaheen, begin rehearsals, Aud.ltorlum, , " , nounced th~ appointment of Win report to the chaIrman ..-. ~ II!..",.... ! tember 12. at the Detroit ~onday, September 10, at. 7 It ~been ~~tled That s En, J, Roland Wilson. (JCAnn Ar. oC the board, . , . I Garden Center in' East Jef. 0 clock - hope~ul1y, WIth tertamment, and De has al. bor, as MusIc Hall Center for Robert J, Johnson will con. ...•..•.. ~.:.•••.j; I ferson avenue and will run some new male VOices, read,y worked up some fun the P,erforming Arts' produc. tinue as Music Hall's vice.. ~'" .,..,; ..: ~.:*~,"' ~.;'t.•.,."'~. .,! 'week! from 10 in the mom- Th~ group .rehearses ~on. st~gJng .. , now ~I!thee J.~de. ing director, president and general man. '~ ' ..__H ling t: 2 in the afternoon on I day nights ana ~oes occasl~n- lalres need ~v !Oe, of. LV .. 'i. W d sd t th t al shows for prtvate parties, good start thiS fall are a few ge~~~~n:n:n~~e~asOfbe~~o::: ~gee~,Y~:~~~ll ~~~~~~'e ~~-'-'" , e ne ays a e cen er, residential centers, nursing more men who read music. /. through october 24, homes, et aI., through the or can pick it up fairly easily, rl~~i~~~a~ntsiVI~n~c~eSiL1Y97nTv2he,e:ws~rl~I~1Ih';.7I:~"~f~~:":;~:~";li::·.~....~~ . year, leading up to a grand ue, at TUxedo 2- retired this June from Grosse Pointe the chapter's membershl'p and per- 1 lions. Sue Wion is the in. II 21915 MA.CK 25 Years in 'structor. Between 8 & 9 Mile Rds, This Area! JJair :Jajhionj bu Skirleu Nort Hig hool, welcome the sonal growth and services commit- I ~ ...... "'- 21028 Mack 11 11 h h Sc Grosse Pointe Woods 884-0330 chapter's newest members, JULIE tees, Betty Haynes will present ,------1 , , the Septemh4>r HI pfOer"m' I I ,Mrs, Grego~ ant:! M;~ry Jc '~11U was, .also !nstrumenta~ I' growth and services, 'I" Ha!1s Chri~tian Anderson's I ~ttbiatt ~il1ag~ I?111aman, ,thiS year s. ,re. 1Il orgamzlIlg t!le Beta Xl She is an outstanding: 12-lOch Chrtstmas Doll. F '4Ii ':iR t1rees, received the tradition. Chapter she was commended Early Elementary teacher in I . I e'lurniture ~~epair AM LAUNDRY 81 CLEANING al silver ~o~ls ~ng,raved with for her' many years of de- the Grosse Pointe System,. Leona Lienau will lead the 18300 E. WARREN, Cor. THREE MILE DR. the so~orJtY,lIlslgllla ,and date voted service to the chapter noted for her rapport with!: Septe1!'ber 26 program: on • Iliil ~. -.- "Detroit's tirst, finest & best equipped" o~ ,their retlr,~ment, In recog' and it,S individuat members. students, parents and co' !'., Colon~al Band Boxes Ideal .. - -- I. eager to .. rye ,ou with: n1t1?n ?f their long, devoted She served as president in, workers. ! f?r trInkets and/or potpour- • 11111~ IiIiIiIs 78 Wa.hlng MachIn•• and Dryer, for L.undr" de?lcatlOn to the Grosse 1960.62, worked consistently I At the Founders Day lunch. I'. rl, a~d on .October 3 Carolyn I • ... FniIn ... Blanket" RUIl' and Sleeplnll Ball' POlllte School System, l on many committees was ' 11 Jamison WIll present a work. • II.. ilia" ~ fwl': U.. a. man, machln., •• 'OU wl,h ' ., J h h ' f ' ., eon she received a treasure 1 shop on Herb Wr~ths made scrt.aes • - • - V I r gin I a 0 nston was I c aIrman 0 nomlllatlons and . ,,: - r~ • Drop off: Leundry - Rugs named Alpha Mu'~ 1978-79 research and also worked I chest of coms. each com a ': of fres~ and dried. fragrant 1 • r::slId =wm. == #S Budget Cleenlng Woman of Distinction, A I with program, publicit)' and symbol of one of her many Ii and cultnary materials, Drepery Cleaning charter member of Alpha Mu I publications and personal! talents and capabilities, Ii Do rot h y Lewandowski's' 823-6132 I -- .II We do Tablecloths, at the University of Connecti- Westport Country Playhouse I United Fund, I pillows, bedsheets, etc. cut. Storrs, and has done post. in Connecticut, and for four Commenting on Wilson's thet need fletwork graduate work at the Univer. seasons directed and man. appointment, Mus i c Hall 1 Ample Parking * Pickup &. Delivery sity of Michigan. aged the Professional Theatre Chairman Rydholm said: "We PETTY-JENNINGS 884-8.80 He served for two seasons Program statewide tour for are looking forward to the I as general manager of the the Michigan Council for the extensive background in both REALTORS ------Arts. the creative and business ends He developed the degree of theater management that program and curriculum in Joe Wilson will bring to the Theatre Management at U. of Music Hall. FOR TRAVERSE CITY PROPERTY M, and was recently ap. "We are confident in his pointed by the University ability to move the center CALL Regents to the board of direc. into an even brighter lime. I tors of the Ann Arbor Sum- light on the cultural scene, mer Festival. both locally and nationally Wilson is on the board of The entire city will benefit directors of the Association from his leadership at De. I of College, University and troit's center for the perform. Community Arts Administra. ing arts," tors and the board of the Ann Music Hall, a non-profit or. i Arbor Council for the Per. ganization, will be entering I 314 MUNSON AVENUE ED forming Arts, its seventh season of show- 947-7330 TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. He is president of the casing the highest quality board oC the University Club professional entertairupent to .:.JJ. ••: of Ann Arbor and has served Detroit area audiences.this ; .,,"> as a local chairman 10r the fall. :'Tnetakes Condominiums 00 Museum Takes Sho'w on Road at Hound Ears. S1and bf fares Seven traveling exhibitions I Because of its popularity, from the Detroit Institute of Ruby notes, "John Brown the I Arts have hl'e!! viewed by Abolitionist by Jacob LaW-I A liftl.e alxPJeeverflhdrg IfJl ." 38,000 people in 86 Michigan rence" is booked around the carpe. ~eaDID~ communities, according to state through next January. Chri~tine Rub~. Statewide Michael Farrell, popular i elseinthe mountains. SerVices coordmator at the Detroit Institule of Arts lec. I museum. , turer, continues as the prin-I High up in the Twenty fme art lectures at. cipal lecturer of ~'Show on I \ rnagnifi'cent save2atro tracted another 1,000 art en- the Road." I thusiasts t h r 0 ugh 0 u,t the His talks during this fourth i ""\ Blue Ridge sta,te, an~ 108,000 chIldren I season have provided insight, I .-- MountairlS, enjoyed !lve Youtheatre pro- factual information and cuI. Another great idea exclusively from Steve Hagopian, the ductions in 8Q other cities. tural enrichment ior resi- I in a class all by itself, INTRODUCTORY leader in carpet cleaning These fieures highlight the dents as far away from De.. SPECIAL I I...----....:::: is one of Americas finest Somelimes our carpet cleaning units are busier than others, fourth year of the Art Insti. troit as Escanaba, Menominee ~our-seasoo resorts. Here you'll find a beau-zg' ~ If you can wait a week or so, or maybe even a day to Living room and tute's "Show on the Road" and Traverse City, , )' accommodate our schedule, you can save 25% on any hall carpet. only program which runs from Youtheatre. meanwhile. has I ti~1 ?~hole golf CO~rsel ~ennis,excep~onal ,--~! i,~, • residential carpet cleaning job. Just like standby air fares; $39.95, regularly September to August of each traveled 15 live productions, I CUISIne, a heatedswzmrnmgpoot andm the. . ~ there's always the possibility our unit can come the very 54695 year. providing 201 performances i wded ki I nd J :;~ day you'd prefer. And you'll still save 25% if you're on Save even more "Since Show on the Road's in large and sm::ll Michigan i winter, uncro s .s opes. A rig It -" . , - standby with us. When it comes to carpet cleaning, come on Standby! modest beginning in 1975," communities. I now, you'll find you can live here in luxury, 1', Ruby says, "each )'ear has The art institute also has' fullyprotectedby24-hoursecun'ty. The .Ji,! .~ to Steve Hagopian, 21711 West 10 '15'1 1910 seen an increase in the qual- offered school teaching pack- W,lIe Road, Southfield Phone today. V V ity of the presentations and ets. managed teacher work. Lakes Condominiums at Hound Ears,$160-$225,000.For in overall community reo shops. provided professional more in~onnatirm callKeith 1t\eberor Pat Ritchie sponse." advice and jurying and pro. ),~ . ., The fourth season has in. I vided help to smaller state at (704) 963-4301. HOI.md I:'~-c Ol.{b Steve Hagopian &Co. eluded works owned by De- museums through its conser. LUr~ troit collectors: "African valioo services lllboratory. P.D BOX 188,BLOWING ROCK, .\:. C.28605 • Based on 250 sq II Art," "To the Indus with I The fifth season of "Show 'I .. ' Alexander the Gr~a.~:'. "John I on the Road" will find seven r. . IU_ _ ~:~~n i~ew~~I~t~~~IS~'T~~ ~:h~?~ti:Sek~n i~our:;o:~r t~:~ r A FFOR DA SLE ~p~tn;} i ~,~~~~c;art°;e~~~ I~~~s~~~lig~~tri~f;~~nJ~~:~ I Cirosse l?ointe ~evvs ;,:;,w r ears or l.nange. 'AI-I a dozen l"arrell lectures are rlcan Art: A Photo-Essay" planned for 1979-80, and "19th Century French 1--- APARTMENT LIVING MAIL SUBSCRIBERS Painting," , As of May. many of the I PIANOS WANTED exhibitions had completed I FOR RETIREES IN OUR NEW change of address? their tours, But some of GRANDS. SPINfTS. them-"The Parthenon: 2500 I CONSOLES. S•• II UPRIGHTS "INDEPENDENCE WING" Years of Change" and "Afri'j TOP PRICES PAID To ensure continued delivery of the Grosse can Art: A Photo-Essav" VE 7 050- Pointe News to your NEW ADDRESS,.please continue throul(h Augu;t, • - , ONLY 5425 PER MONTH attach label from your wrapper and print in your new address on form below, You can INCLUDES ALL THIS ONE MONTH FREE RENT IF YOU SIGN UP mail ii OJ bring it in to the Grosse Pointe BEiWEEN NOW AND NOVEMBER i, 1979 News office. Grosse Pointe LUXURIOUS LIVING COMPANIONSHIP DeluKe one-bedroom apartmenh with Divenitied octi",jtie~. dlrecfed wit~ woll-to'wall co'pe'inll. Sofe and Can' wormt" and concern, o'e ov",lab~ '0 ------Laundry venien' w,t" ample clo..,t $poce, mirror$, all re$idenh ce,am" tiled batfa and mode,n kit, .... "" UTILITIES REASSURANCE Eleefrie heat. air condi'ioning. indi ....idvoi ATTACH LABEL HERE Comple'o medical $O,u,ity ;. provided temperature con1~ol,. ~enl,~ol TV on,en.n~, • Bathroom Rugs for oack re$ident, and myth more InduU'e'U HI One HIVl'ufll)' SECURITY ckarge, I I • Table Cloths Proton,onal guord$ protect , FOOD AND OTHER re,idenh $Oven doy$ a week, SERVICES AVAILABlE MAIL TO: GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 KERCHEVA.L AVE. • Sleeping Bqgs GROSSE POINTE, 48236 t~~~~t'D A NIlUN • General Laundry CLUDfApAAttv\OO"s STREET An Adult Community Located at New ~ PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVIC~ 28301 Franklin Road. Southfield Visit us soon at our Address ,.. CITY 21138 Mack. - Grosse POinte WOOO! OPEN HOUSE EVERY SUNDAY 1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. 881-6942 or call 353-2810 for more details, ,;,-ATE ZIP I I.._-....------..------_ .... , ..I 27 557S7575 ? 7 SSS7csottrspsr mnsss 7 2m r 5 'sg , 'dd r $ J t 2 2 $i j j sa ¥4Q ~ I I UNTIL TUESDAY TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED WANT AD! USE THE HANDY COUPON ON THIS PAGE OR • CALL US ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY OR MONDAY! TUESDAY MORNING ... YOU MAY GET NOTHING , .... for an~vthing and el'er.ything Iroln BUT _A BUSY_ ...... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SIGNAL!..... _~~~!!!!! a lalDn mOlDer to a grand piano ... to rent a room or bll),.(t chalet .. , to .fix up ~YOllrhome ... to .sell it, or bU)fan estate, it's the place to look .first ,for . .:~'l ' J " •• i ," '," .. , .'-'~l jasl,action.,.;. ~ • : ~l;,' .. ,.' ' • .I~. " ".'". j' .• ..:.t.. ; Ii' t.. ;J.; • 'i\.',~~;j ;' ~:JiL: ..~~~...~ . .,J'~: l;...::~',: i." . , .;. . .,' Grosse Pointe .Veli's Classified ...Jds are ~YOllr lDeeklv~ directory~ t~ wh(lt'.~ nezv and lvhat's old in the Grosse I Pointe market place. A II it takes is a phone call to one I of our Classified A d Counselors lor I prompt, courteous help on composing your ad, or,'stop by the office any dIly Monday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday, 8 a.m. to 12 Mon! rf/ednesday, Thurs- day & Friday 8 a.m. to 5p.m. We're at 99 Kercheval on the hill in Grosse Pointe Farms. at your service -JO MULHERIN -TAMMY POLK -JANET WHEATLEY -DAWN HOWARD ~FRAN VELARDO -ANNE MULHERIN -NELL RIVARD - CLASSIFIED ~;~ II , ..... , 12 ..... l:bIfeI ., Cln "' ceicelllfltla .... DEADLINE m " " 4 , .• , 1.-.y1 ( l ~ . __ ~--- ~~ - -~-~.~-~------~--"------__ ----_.I<....I ~ _ PO!NTE NEWS P(tge :::cnty.Five . ._--_.- ----_._------ .""-'", -_. : "Jb:- •• ~••".".••• " • ,%:': ::. ~ ~ • .AN ,,";.. v~..~ ;~ •.r.l: --:. ~ ~,~,~,,~' Call TUxedo 2..691)0 · r ,,3 Trunk Lines to You Quickly , ' Serve __ t ------lA-PERSONALS 2B-TUTORING AND 13-LOST AND FOUND 1.------. I4-HELP WANTED : 4-HlLP-WANT~--4-H.'ELP W.ANT..ED I EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL ; GENERAL NEEDLEPOINT and crewel. __ LOST - Wandered mid.Aug.1 .-----1--- .. --.------pillows blucked and finish. TUTOR ING usl from Bedford Lane. DENTAL ASSISTANT want. CIRCUL~ TION department. VA.:\ iJJ:! \ J-; I{ and helper, ed. Allo needlepoInt In. ALL SUBJECTS Orange and white, long. ~•...------'II ed. Experienced 40 hours ImmedIate 0 pen I n g s at: good dnvlng rr:eord, full struct1oD. TU 1.7073, TU II. haired male cat Children's Classified Advertising Informalion per week. No 'Saturdays. 'I we~kly. newspaper. Inte," time. n c :: t ~pp:arance. 6318. PROGFRAESDSIEOSN1ALTHFRAUCU12LTYpet. Reward. 822.0250. I 7 Mile and 1.94 area. 527. estmg Job. for young person strong. Apply ];)O~;) ~[ack. I Phone: 882.6900 0250 Good at fIgures and With a ------. ----.- HEARING IS one of our WE CAN HELP LO.ST-Mal.e ,Tjger cat, long. I Address: 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 48236' I pleasing telephone person WAITRESS WA~!EI~ full most precious gift~. Audio. GROSSE POINTE haired, vlt:mlty ~.R",n"ne. DRIVERS. full or part time.. ality. Typing ability neces. or part time. Ben s D.nette. metric testing is now avail. LEARNING CENTER mouth Read and Mack. calli Office Hours: Start today. 885.1070. I sary. Good starting salary 886.9233 _ able without obligation at 63 Kercheval on the Hii: 886.7424. Rewa.-d. . ENTAL and b~nefits. Call Kris Gra. LEGAL SECRETARY East Side Hearing, 17421 343-()836 881-8281 Mon. 8-5; Tues. 8-12; Wed. 9-5 D I bows!u. 881.9554. . East Warren, Call for ap.1 LOST, LARGE black male Thurs. & Fri. 8-5 ASSISTANT Part.time permanent jl<)SI. E READI NG 'Cock.A.Poo, clipped tail, . .. 1------OFFICE WORK - Typing: : tion, downtown. Good I, jJ pointment, 881-3600. TH Cocker ears, Cadieux.East Deadlines: full. time for hygiene ~Iagno- with some bookkeeping., ing important. Experi('ncc ------1 RAI LROAD Warren area. Reward. 886- Cancellations and changes, Mon. 4 p.m. SIS, radiology, sectIOn of Inquire at Luck's MUSICI required. Call ~)l.9139 IF'YOU NEED OLD A READING Improvement 7357. New copy, Tuesday.noon. group oriented dentai prae. Library 15701 E. Warren,: ------Center Professional Fac. Error corrections, Mon, noon tice ~n Fis~er Building, Detroit.' : TELLER NEWSPAPERS, ult E'n II ------14--HELP WANTED DetrOIt. PreVIous dental ex. ------, Full tl'me position is open y. ro now. D t 1 k hid COME PICK THEM 6 0 Gl:ll..IERAL..." Rates: perience required, en a PART TIME stoc e p nee. for work at our Grosse I. 88 - 750 'I-M-E-D-I-C-A-L-A-S-S-IS-T-A-N-T-f- Cash or *pre-. pa.y: 10 words. . 2.70 assisting degree require~. ed, some heavYtlitfhtingS'Ap Pointe office located in the UP AT GROSSE • am. Mon~ay. Friday, 9-5. No ply in person a e qUlr Village. Requires ability to POINTE NEWS . PRIVA~E TUTORING ily practice, ,experienced Each additional word .10 evenIngs or Saturdays. ~al. reI's Nest. 19849 Mack. meet the p'.Iblic ~n" hI' ac. 882 6900 ~n rourllo~n ~om1d ~ll sub.. pr~C~l.;tt.l. VeJn puncture, Billing rate ..... ~.. . .. 3.20 ary commensurate With ------curate with figures, Call - Je~ s; a eve ,s: u ts and injections, insurance bill. Retail rate per inch . . . 4.40 credentials. 871-2144, BALLET AND EXERCISE monoaer for inlpf\'iew at ------1 ~hEI~RreOnI.TCaenrtdlflesduBtUeaRcBheArNs.ing, 88EK2Gocall902' after 12 Border adv, per inch. . . 5.00 DENTAL 'b TkEACHdER d I s82':7697, F'j r st Federal p.m. . . Give ac groun , age. an IS' g f Detroit .\n IENTAL RUGS TUTORING SERVICE ------4 weeks or more. . . . . 4.00 RECEPTIONIST experience. Reply to Box aVIn so .. " '. OR 356.0099 IDEAL FOR COLLEGE E.20 Grosse Pointe News. equal opportUnlt~ emplo>. WANTED I STUDENT OR MATURE CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS: Responsibility for a Full time for group oriented' er. DID YOU KNOW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT Cl8ssilied adv. error is limited to either a cancellation of the dental practice in Fisher SALESPERSONS - Grosse I------E-E-D-E-D- one or many The Grosse Pointe Congrega. After school care for two charge for or 8 re-run of the portion In error. N?tifi~ation Building, Detroit. Dental Pointe women's retail shoe N U RS ES N Private collector will pay . must be given in time for correction In the follOWingIssue. .. d d' . LPN' RN' 11 h'ft f 11 tlonal Co.op Nursery is Grosse Pointe students; We assume no responsibility for the same error after the aSSIsting egr~e an prevl' store needs full and part 'I s, l s, a s I S, U any reasonable price. now taking fall enrollment. other responsibilities; must first Insertion. ous experience absolutely time salespersons experi- and part time. good wages. 644.7311 Excellent program since have car. Excellent pay. CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP: We reserve the right to necessary. Must be neat, enced or will train. Call ~PN's $5.25/hour. Congen. 1955. For more infonna. Call 331.2918 after 6 p.m. classify each ad under Its-'appropriate heading, The Pub- personable, mature. raspen' S52~4a2 tur interview ap-I lal atmosphere. LOS ANGELES Productions tion call membership chair. or on weekends. IIsher reserves the right to edit or reject copy submitted for sible,. ~nd. have good se~. . pointment. Salon Shoes. ST . .AN N E' 5 Super 8 film specialists. man. 886.1083. . -----______publication. retarlal skills, MondaY'Frt'll -- i CADIEUX.HARPER We film weddings in color, 1 day, 9-5. No evenings .or LANDSCAPE laborer's ne.ed. 886-2502 or 3430657 silent or sound, free esti. 2F-SCHOOLS REAL ESTATE SALES Saturdays. Good potential. ed-Thr':!e C's Landscapmg _ mates. AM/PM. 531.3551. I GROSSE POINTE AAA Real Estate Office in .___ ------for qualified person. Salary Not under 18. $3 an hour. BABYSITTER NEE DE D. ------St. Chir Shores seeks sales 4--HELP WANTED 4--HELP WANTED commensurate with ere. 757.5331. Part time, afternoons. some INSTITUTE OF people to join their staff. GENERAL GENERAL' dentials. 871-2144. ------evenings 885.7563. METAPHYSICS ------PA'RT TIME secretarial help -----. ------MUSIC Free training and mnny Excellent opportunity with SECRETARY / receptionist needed 1-5 pm. Monday 1 SEAMSTRESS-~len's or la. HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS SUMMER SEMESTER benefits. We are the Pro. America's largest real es. EXPERIENCED 1 for Z.attorney finn, down. through Friday in pleasant dy's , in your home. Jeffer. and Private instruction in piano, fessionals. Ask for ~ue. tate Co. Progressive com. REAL ESTATE town, salary and benefits Grosse Point~ Woods office son I Nottingham vicinity. PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT voice, strings, flute and C ENT U RY 21 mission program. Call Den. SALES AGENTS open, accurate typing, no 884-8988 between 8:30 and Crown Cleaners. 15323 East Fall classes now being fonn. organ. nis Woods at 771-Q061. WHY NOT JOIN A COM. legal experience necessary. 1 p.m. Jefferson, 821-7500. ed. Emphasis on ethical Distinguished Faculty CHARTER OAKS 779.9792 CENTURY 21 PANY THAT S ELL S Call Patricia, 961-6800. . I . applications of these gifts. TU 2-4963 SHOREPOINTE MORE THAN A MILLION I. ANION f 1 INTERESTING and enjoy. I SECRETARY - DynamIC. 30 years Metaphysical ex. LADY COMP or e . able summer positions for. 1 growing corporation re- GROSSEPOINTE TUXEDO RENTALS, must ------.--- DOLLARS WORTH OF derly woman in st. John eounter waitresses on the quires alert person wiiling perience. Enrollment by have car, neat appearance, ALTER.EAST Jefferson area. I REAL ESTATE PER DAY. Hospital area, live-in, some Bob.Lo BOat. Apply in per. to learn to perform secre- appointment. PRE- will train. 772.8700. Caretakers for clean, quiet WE 0 F FER GUARAN. housework, rent free. 527- son at the Bob-Lo food ser.1 tarial duties. ~Iust type 88~9311 KINDERGARTEhl ------adult building, some exper TEED SALES PLAN, NA. 5126. vice office, lO'Cated behind II minimum of 60 wpm. Good 17150 MAUMEE HAl R CUTTI NG ience preferred, apartment, TIONWIDE REFERRAL, . Cobo Hall, second story math and adding machine GROSSE POINTE student In. utilities plus. 775.3636. GUARDIAN HOME WAR. MEDICAL receptionist posi. building. skills a plus! Please send terested in U. of D. car ~~~w~~~ u~~~~anan~hur~f. YOUNG, ATI'RACTIVE, CR RY h RANTY PLUS SPECIAL tion. avaliable for the Ren- , resume with salary history pool. 884-7125. LICENSED PERSONS LEGAL SE ETA . Sort. BONUS PROGRAM AND aissance Medical Clinic. GENERAL OFFICE clerical. and requirements to W. D, Clair) is accepting enroll. FOR GROSSE POINTE hand and typing for busy CONTINUOUS ADVANCE Experience required. Ask Excellent t~'Ping ability. Gale, Inc., 6400 Mt. Elliott, AVAILABLE-2 places with ments for 2',2.5 year oids S T U D lOIN KAY East Detroit law firm, 778. SALES TRAINING. for Miss Bagley. 2fm:0335. Mature person preferred. Detroit Michigan 48211. for Fan Semester. Call BAUM'S. 0055. CALL FOR CONFIDENTIAL C 11 884-9100 b t 10 Grosse Pointe group going now for information. 886- INTERVIEW, EXPERIENCED dental as. a e ween CUSTODIAN for Balmar Mo. to Hong Kong, China, Ja. 4747 or 881-1948. 885-3240 TYPISTS WANTED ASK FOR BRUNO TABB1 sistant full time. Send res. I a.m.-5 p.m. t~l. Apply in person any. pan. Call 894-2222 or VA 1. --- for temporary assignments. EARL KEIM SHORES ume to Box No. 8-19, time. 3250 East Jefferson, .1283. GROSSE POINTE Co.op Nur. recent experience not nec. Grosse Pointe News 48236. TELEPHONE interviewerds _ sery, 211 Morass. Openings assary. Work 1 day to in. 774-4060 I wanted tor part .time af! DENTAL ASSISTANT-Ex. FOR SALE-1 set U. of M. for 3-4 year olds. Infonna. Office Expandi ng 1 definite. Grosse Pointe or ------1 HAIRDRESSERS wanted - ullf time, pOSitions In perienced four.handed, 4 football tickets. Good loca- tion, 886-7266. Salesperson needed. Downtown Detroit area. D~r, f;l~~i~~. ir:rE~ppn:i~t ~ai~~i:~~:S nO:it~pe~:~ gr;;~e Pointe o.ffice. Post day week. Benefits. 294. tion, $100 or best offer. I Call Mr. Dennis Ghezzi, Ice experIence pre- \ 1550. 884-9279. THREE AND four .year old Bonus plan ..• If you can ment, 823-5625. clientele. Excellent oppor. ferred. Call between 9.3. I pre-schoolers for St. Paul sell ~ million you should 542.6870, Royal Oak Em. ------tunity. Salon located in only. 779-1739. BARMAID-Experienced or IF YOU'RE a shut.in or a Lutheran Co.op Nursery ~all George Palms for ap. ployment, EXPERIENCED bookke~per, Village shopping area. Ex. ------will train. 268-2037. convalescent and you want sehool. Two experienced pOI'ntment. ,'DENTAL h"j . t t 3 to 4 days a week., Fidel. cellent parking. Francesco's COUNTER HELP and bus e airSI e assls an 't N t' I M t C WANTED: Licensed beauti. your hair dresse d at horne, teaehers, well developed St Cia' Sh r 4''<' I Y a lona or gage 0., Village Hairdressers 17007 persons - The Grove Nat. . t G . Ir 0 es area. n' St Cl' Sh 77~7190' . cI'an to shampoo and help call Helen for an appolO. programs and large activity, eo. L. Palms Realtor d k S I . aIr ores. 'r • Kercheval. Ask for Frank ural Food Restaurant. in - 3 881-4404 I ay wee. a ary commen. I in beauty salon. 884-6466. ment after p.m. . rooms are waiting just for 886-4444 I surate with experience. 772. SITTER 3:30 to 6 p.m. week. I Messina, 882-2550. . the Renaissance Center, is _ TWO AMERICAN Airlines I you. Call Marge AIf 886- 9284. days. Grosse Pointe Shores BABYSITTER needed with now hiring bus persons and WE NEED two e:,perieneed 3817 for more infonnation. B~rnes.Star area. Bo'y 10 experienced eounter help. sales people to sell real lh. price coupons, $50 each. H d 't t to "references. 3 mornings or l' b t 2 884-2425. urry we on wan DENTAL ASSISTANT years. 885-6082 after 6 p.m. ,ft AIr PI App Y In person e ween estate. Extensive advertis- start the school year with. I a ernoons a we._. ease I and 5 p.m. Tower 400, ing, plenty of floor time I AMERICAN AIRLINES lh.' out you. FOR GROSSE POINTE DENTAL ASSISTANT, full I call 823-4346 after 6 p.m. street level. and many leads. I I $"5 3°31157 OR'J'l.TODON'l'''':T FULL time, experienced only. 1------JO'" '"'lDZI\I' .are coupon v. v. THE GIVING Tree Montes.. • ••• •.•• ~ - Salary open. 889-0533. ME.CHANIC, ow~ ~ools, certi. -CHIROPRACTOR, St. Clair £, ;) - ~_:' after 5 p.m. sori pre.~hool, 2lh.-6 years AND/OR PART.TIME fled or uncertlfled. Apply Shores needs receptionist, REAL ESTATE FOR SkLE-United Airlines 5-day program DAY CARE 882-2820 DE~K CLERK needed pa~. 3531 Barham. 'typing and good phone 17154 E. Warren near $:oupons (4). $50 each. 881- 1.94 and Moross. Now ac- I tIme, wee ken ds. Ex pe~- I DENTAL ASSISTANT and . manners _a mu~t. AP~t in 882-6000 Cadieuxevenings 8869714 I 5914. cepting FaB enrollment. I::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..-.:..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::..::...-ence prefer~ed. Apply In I d t I r ist In.. nip .. I person, tquarnSlrom """if 0'1 _ I 881.2255. I r:OU"':U'" U....PPU....-K-I'U"N"I-I'y'. I per~on anytime. 3250 E. ue~~:.r;;:!~~nn~;:'-: ';:~1;1 practic Clinic. 21507 Har.1 Ilrl="ICJ:1"'I LOb~~~f;h;'OG~OS~e 1:~~~i MEMORIAL I'" I Jefferson. ~~.;;;rtti~Ve~usS4:il00: ._... h~dneaJ1~ Mile. Monday. \ REAL-ESTATE AAUW search team will NURSERY INC. MANAGER NEEDED for Rink business. Evenings SWITCHBOARD operator for HIRING WA1TRESSES and I ay . SALES AGENTS find it for you! Small fee, A co.operative leraning ex. I and weekends mainly. Ideal candidate should a. dhotwntodwnPrtk'vatdeCClub , kitchen help, Pirate's Cove, JANITORIAL company needs BE YOUR OWN BOSS for details can Jean Wright perience for parents and enjoy work1ngwith youth and some experience mg s an wee en s. a ll 17201 Mack. dependable workers for GROSSE POINTE PARK 772-0605. child. Openings for 3 and in the recreation field preferred. Send resume Tuesda~' througl1 Saturday I part time position. Please OFFICE. I 2-ENTERTAINMENT 4 year-olds. Call J u d y and salary history to Grosse Pointe News, Box S-29, between 9 and 5 p,m. 331. EXPERIENCED retail sales. call 584-7447. 1 CALL BROKER FOR Brownscombe.885.3551. 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI. 48236. 0020. person, part time position, ------DETAILS CONCER~ING BAND AVAILABLE full va. 1------!...;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;~=:;;;;;:;=;;;;:;;;;;:;=;;;;:;======~I 9-5:30. Shop for Pappagal. BUS PERSON, hostess, cash. I OUR 100% CO~11nSSIOX riety of excellent music FORMER NURSERY school ;;; N U RS ES lo's. 886.7688. ier needed for restaurant STRUCTURE for all social occasions. 1. teacher, day care, ages 2lh TEL LERS ------near RenCen. Call between 731-6081. and up. Licensed home. Enjoy your freedom NEAT, reliable secretary-reo 3 p.m. and 5 p.m ONLY! 1 WALKE R&2'80AOSSOCS. . 839-5866. Your. Family ceptionist for very busy 259.3316. I' 82 -4 2A-MUSIC PART TIME Your Profession doctor's office, 7 Mile.Maek ~------A-V-O-N---- 2G-CONVALESCENT - area. Four days per week AN OFFICE person and are. ' EDUCATION CARE NO SATURDAYS TOP WAGES I pluslh.daySaturday.Write ceptionist for specialist in NEED EXTRA MONEY? I 8 MILE.REX I G-44, Grosse Pointe News. Detroit Medical C e n t e r. FOR SCHOOL? WOODS MUSIC FAIR ACRES BENEFITS. Must be able to type ade. Earn extra spending money STUDIO NURSING HO~.."E III MACK.CADIEUX I TEACHER NEEDS responsi'l quate!y. no nights or week. for faIi ~t:ll1eskr as an - - ~ I WARREN.SOMERSET Uniform Allowance I ble' babysitter for four. I ends. A good opportunity AVO~ 20551 Mack 885-0024 ARMADA, Vocation Pay year-old boy, 4 or 5 days, to learn. Salary open, high representative. fie x i b I c Guitar, piano, th.eory. MICHIGAN Requirements are good math aptitude, 1 year Malpractice Insurance 12:30 to 5:30. Own trans. school seniors may apply hours fit right in with Home or studiO. . (313) '784-5519 I prior cashier experience, and available tr:ms. M M d' I I portation, 585-7371. for permanent afternoons, summer activities. To find portation. Positions require 3 weeks training. ajar e Ica d b k d t no call \'E "-0"0 ------1Private nursing care. fully P 'd M'l BOOKKEEPER- Knowledge holi ay rea s an sum. ou w, ' v.1 u . 40 hours per week, part.time hours are a I I eage I h 1 PIANO LESSONS, qualified. licensed nursing staff, Spe. variable 18 to 24 hours per week. Hall'day Pay of Burrnu"h'.s". L-QOOO heln. mer on y if t ey p an to. ,.'- A.K'"'-.. FIr-TI-I A\/r-,.. Teach my home. 882-7772. cial food diets, semi pri. Inservice Educationful. Real estate finn. 774- work full time auer graa. ~' • ...J ".,. I, . -. ------1 vate rooms, physical ther- Please apply Tuesday. August 28. between 1551. uation. Do not call other. DETROIT PRIVATE flute lesFsons giv. apy available, all rooms on 10 am. and 3 p.m. MEDICAL --OO-R-ESS---E--L-E-V--f-h wise! 886-9631 or 831-7994. Part time professional sales en in my home. or more one floor. PR IV I as. ------needed for Saks Fifth ..he. Infonnation, 371.9582. ------CITY NATIONAL BANK PERSONNEL ion company looking for BABYSITTER needed daily Detroit. Flexible days only EXPERIENCED flutist wish. 3-LOST AND FOUND WARREN.SOMERSET BRANCH experienced sales help in from 3:30 to 6 p.m. begin. 114. 125. 25 hours per 15541 E. WARREN I POOL the Renaissance Center. Op. ning September loth, Maire week. 30~c discount. Call es to give flute lessons. LOST-Gray cat with white DetroJ't, MI'ch. 48224 portunity for advancement. School District. 882.6873 P?rsonnel. 8711000. cxt. PIa y e d professionally. markings on July 31. Vi. A I . t Th ft 6 p Please call 823-4756 after cinity of Touraine and Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H i Grosse Pte.-Mt. Clemens J pp YHIn person a e a er ,m. 257. Equal opportunity rm. 6 p.m. Charlevoix. Reward. Call ='::.'::.'::.'::.'::.'::.'::.'::.'::.'::.'::.'::.':::.'::.'::.,='::.'::.'::.'::.'::.'::.'::.='::.'::.'::.'::.~_'::.-'::.'=.'=.'=.'=.~-._-_-.:.-_-' I 882-6640 ean Ollse. I TWO FULL time painters ployer PIANO LESSONS 886-6644. ...------.1 EXPERIENCED salespeople BABYSITTER NEE D ED needed for interiors. must LEGAL SECRETAR\;-i;;-~ ------CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS ed d De d bl G d Monday.Friday after SChoOlj have transportation, $3,45 downtown officc. Experi U. of M. Graduate LOST. lady's diamond dinner I ne e. pen a e. 00 I t F S hi' h 885-3385 ft 7 . chance for promotion, also c ose 0 erry c 00 In I per our. a er enced or will train incli. Hurry! A few openings left I ring, corner of Kercheval I 0, I:...RM,II.,", Jl:....N'T. Dr ART. _T'.,"yA,F Pl"\vSI.T.liON': I r-..ossc Poin'n Wnn..le 1".]1 non for FaiL 1 and F.isher. Reward. 774. • - - I good benefits. 864-8303. ~i 6 "8s52398~' ~M' I ...... _ i VIdual With ncat appear 6030 I a ter p.m. '. WE WILL train. but must' anec and good Iyplllg (l63 371.2213 . . Six Openings - PUBLIC WORKS OPERATOR I REAL ESTATE DENTAL ASSISTANT I know how to type. Small 7755 -l-A--'-E-R-S-O-IIo.I--...L-S------Rubbish colledion, maintenance of streets, parks and _ - .,'" city building grounds; 7:30 a.m ..12:30 p.m., Monday CAREER MINDED MEN Experienced only. 4-day week, manufact~ring company ~n 11EDICAL OFFICE manager. ------, II through Friday; ideal for college students; $5.43 hr.' I OR WOMEN fringe benefits, G r 0 sse! Grosse Pomte bus Ime, aho .. E . d . b II' for our St. Clair Shores of- Pointe area, 371-6300. '1 free parking Blue Cross! xpent'ncc III 1 In!!, i g $5.03 hr. 1 fice, No experience needed. ------Apply in pe'rson 10 am: I posting. bo.okkcrpi,n . ~'~\. MRS. DIXON Three Openings _ ADMISTRATIVE CLERK I We have the best training LADIES. TIRED of routine Friday or ~onda) Dout ~oll. 4 da~$. 106 [m .,1)8 program available. TV and and lack of financial re'l hitt Corporation, 245 AdaIr 1 ~610, PSYCHIC General office procedures, typing, filing, receptionist d? U r . d . 1 and accounting. Flexible hours: Monday. Wednesday radio advertising. Ask for war.. n Imlte Income 500 feet South of East Jef. mGH-SCHOOl. stuct('nt n('cd TAROT CARD AND PALM READER & Friday or Tuesday & Thursday; $4.88 hr ..$5.48 hr. Bruno Tabbi. <,onductmg art workshops. ferson (near Deaconess ed for general ,.ffkl' \\I.rk. EARL KEtM part. or full time. training II Hospital. business marhin;; h.:-lpful. ADVISOR Two upenings - 774-4060 prOVided. Between 5 and 7 ------b \ .. ,. .9191. GAS STAT I0:'0., attendant- ut Clot lIt'cessary. \1,i,n,o( ON ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE. LOVE PARKING METER ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ------1 call TU 1 t k d' h' TWO PART.TIME salespeo- 1 ------Full time Part tIme also 0 wor unn" $C 0(1, ~l'ar MARRIAGE, HEALTH, DIVORCE, BUSINESS. Enforcement of parking meters; minimum uniform pIe nt'eded to work in worn RECEPTIONIST NEEDED, available ~~ack and Rivard' and SOJlle Saturday, F"r furnished; 8:30 a.m ..5:00 p,m,; Monday, Wednesday en's fashion retail store. responsibilities include typo Standard. Apply within. ' intervi('w call 886.6560 b,', SHE WILL READ AND TELL YOUR PAST, &: Friday or Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday; $4.34 hr.' Experienced preferred. Ap. ing and telephone answer. . hI ren 8:30 and 5 p Tn PRESENT AND FUTURE. THIS GIFTED $4.94 hr. ply in person at the Wit. ing for r~al estatle ma~~g~. BABYS,~yrEJ.~: _ aft;r .•sch~l: ' r.R :;-" .\R'\ -~~~:~'r.~'..~.'.':'!. LADY WTLT. ADVISE YOU WHERE OTHERS Three Openings - SCHOOL CROSSING GU ARJ),"; low_'rrpp, 88~5~'? I :;!1~!n /~ ;.m$120~~~;~~~" I ~re~~i'~.w~.";ra~~p~~~ath1"; n('rd~ \\ ai t r"", h(),t,.,~,. HAVE FAILED! Approximately 2 hrs, at staggered intervals; Monday HOME IMPROVEMENT firm pleasant atmosphere. con. 884.0550, and kitchen prcp l'tr'"n thru Friday; $4,34 hr ..$4.94 hr, seeking qualified sales per. venient location, 1------_. 881188.1. 8t2.9713 HISTORIC REALTY CO. . HEATER TEST rack per,on 881-2822 Preference given to Gros£1l Pointe Woods residents, son. . I 824.2700 • nel to label and pa('ka~(' HF.LPl':R - lnt('rwr !)(,,:~:l Applications available at Municipal Bui]jing, 20025 IMMEDIATE opening (or ex., .______heaters. DetrOIt Rad\ant SludlO, Gf()SS,' !'(lint". dr. 16837 HARPER Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods. I'cricnccd C'lerk typist in I NURSE'S AIDES needed, St. i Products Company, 8~ llvrrlt'" "",k afkf ,~hl",j 1 main office o( financial in. Ann("s, 6232 rarli(,\Ix Rn:d ! tOi4. Ask (or Brendan Ko Box D20. (; r,).',,' P(lin:" 1 h blocks W. o( Cadieux : 1-- An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F or Retirees --' I I ~ t I sti\ntion ~ IMil. Illll!."r;()'). wal I __ dfttrM • ...._-_ ....~- -,-._ ... -+ d ...... I~ ... --- c - $ $ $ J £ £ . p; ;s; - -.. r 2 X 2 : s.c S ii &It! 04' * I G R 0 SSE POI N i ENE Y.l S ... , Thursday, AugusT :H, i979 I PIICJe Twenty-SIx 4-HELP WANTED I 5-SITUATION I SA-SITUATION I6-FOR R!:NT- I ~FOR RENT 16C-OFF'CE FOR R-E-N-T-I-'-F--S-H-A:'R-E-L1VING la-ARTICLES FOR SALE I G~Hr:!A!" , WANTED DOMEST.C I UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED -- _.. QUARTERS ! S\VC>RDS WANTED. a Is u ------I SIX-R-0-OM-~pper-fl;l665 NEAR EASTLAND. 5.ro~~' U~~~;~l~~ E:~~a~~-::~:~~' YO-UNG-MAN-;j~~~s- to 'I daggers, guns, medals. 774. TRAiNING coordinator for COMPANION SITTING for HIRE A PROFESSIONAL non.profit erisis c e n t e r. part.time evenings. 822. HOUSECLEANING CREW Ashland. .Iower (lat, no pets, sccur. feet Opal Plaza Profession. share his home with same. _96_5_1. _ Must be able to organize, 2510. CALL MINUTE MAID ------Ity. Call after 4 p.m. 371. al Building East 8 Mile $150, References. 343.0255 FRENCH CLEANING GROSSE POINTE CITY: Re 0216. R d 777.4'646. or 331-62~7 Call 96 p.m. PROV! NCIAL train, supervise, volunteer EUROPEAN professional gar. cent1y redecorated upper _ oa . ------. I staff. College degree in so. 264-8207 . b . , ". nn"'",,,,n ., -~~~ ..~~~. ------~!"'r.! F. F"'MALE lookln" . Gti'lt:'i" ,uu.i ~dLh.~"\';Q1JC, ii.~ake .-- I Hat. J carpetea earOOnlS'1 Y ..... ~. ~~ ~ .vv... ~""~'. I HAitPi':R near i2 i\1ile -, _ •. -'~-' r: ... I SE~'l'!0!,!.A.!. SOFA l\ "In cial service, phychology, ail any kind of garden, terrace, HOUSEKEEPE)R DESIRES modern kitchen with appli Refrigerator and sto.ve. Newer weil maintained I 101' ~Jn', With fla~ ur av - LOVES EAT, AQUA. I social work or equivalent Japanese garden, trimming, steajy positions. Wili con. ances, living room, dining $155 a month. Outer DrIve medical! dental complex. me.nt to share In. Grosse MAKE OFFERS experience in crisis center p'r u n i n g, maintenance. sider congenial companion. room and porch. Security Hayes area. 886.1675. Suitable for other profes. POInte, some furnlshmgs, 773.3522 work or counseling. Part After 6, 882.2285. Box 8805, Detroit, Michi. deposit B~d I.year lease reo SUPERB EXECUTIVE living sionals. 823-3733. after 5 886.0569_._____ ---'--_.- ---- time. Send resume to P.O. gan 48224. qUlred. Call 886.5384 after luxury area near the Lake. GROSSE POINTE WOODS-- ONE OR two people needed WE BUY, sell or trade an. Box 36165 Grosse Pointe TONY VIVIANO ------._------6 pm b d .. h fl t' I tique jewelry. watches, Fanns 48236. sC-CATERI NG --' -:_------._- - 4 e rooms. 2 .)at s. mod. Excellent location. newly to share large a In n. I Ii: K' k' I 63 Handyman ______LARGE one.bedroom apart. ern kitchen, gracious for. decorated office, 380 square dian Village area. Has 4 c oc s. - !s a oi.;; ~ ers •. I MOTHER'S HELPER. Must Carpenter Work THlBA ULT CATERING _ 1 ment. Ha. per . Whittier mal dining room and huge feet 886-6770. bedrooms, 3 baths, sun Kercheval, in the Coloma have references. 886-857G. and Distinctive menus designed area. Middle.age and elder- living room. September oc. room, fireplace. Re!1t ~225 Federal Building. 8855755. Misccllaneou, CLEAN UP PERSON want. to suit your individually accepted. 1-002-6528. cupancy $625. 6D-VACATION a month, includes utilities. "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL Repairs needs and taste. Any occa------STRONGMAN & RENTALS Call Dave 331.7991, work ed for part.time help, 527. sion. Excellent references. GROSSE POINTE Park-3 or. ASSOCIATES 225.1429. accessories, furs and an. 1277 between 10 a.m. and 881-2093 ~7~.2!l56. 4.-bedroom home. 2 .baths, 889-0800 LUXURY condominium, Na. tiques at a fraction of the after 5 p.m. 3 p.m. fIreplace, all apphances. ------I pies. Florida, ne;.' -,,-t":~Tr' ~l~fli.L... 1U ."sliare 2.bed. original cost. GUARDS, full and part.time, PRIVATE NURSI NG 6-FOR RENT I Available October, $525. GRAYTON-Immediate occu. room. Glades Gol{ and Ten. I room house in the City, We Buy Furs UNFURNISHED References. Call 8826981 pancy in 2-bedroom lower nis Club overlooking golf 446-0192. After 6 p.m. 885- Consignments Welcome evenings and weekends. Around the Clock i after 5 p.m. with natural fireplace, din. course, tastefully furnished. 4560 LEE'S 521-9159. in home, hospital or nursing I ------ing room, porch and ga. swimming pooL Available' 20339 Mack 881.8082 4A-HELP WANTED home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, ACCENT ON CHATSWORTH.Warren, nice rage. $325 monthly. 881. through December 1979. LOOKING TO share my 3- _ companions, male attend. LUXURY 2 - bedroom upper. $245. 4200, 419-882.2424. ,bedroom Ranch, including DOMESTIC ants, live.ins. Screened and 3430255 or 923.3256, 12.7 JOHNSTONE & I fireplace, dishwasher, $200 BOND COPI ES PERSON NEEDED for baby. bonded. 24 hour service. GRACIOUS LIVING AND p.m. . JOHNSTONE BEACH.FRONT home. !or per monlh plus ~ utilities. 4c sitting and light house. Licensed nurses for insur LAKE VIEWS ------!------.-- rent by week on Hilton Macomb College area. Af. Self Serve keeping duties five after. ance case:>. METRO TOWERS anile parker. TU 54415 of. ST. CLAIR SHORES-3-bed. Head Island, South Caro- t 4 pm 778.9499 American Previously Owned noons a week. References POINTE AREA NURS~ 1 AND 2.BEDROOM 1 fers V i II age office.resi- room, stove, dishwasher, off I lina. Brand new. magnifi. er ..' 21918 Harper an~ own transportation reo TU 4.3180 INCLU DING HEAT dence space: Building or Greater Mack, near schools cent three.bedroom, three 7-WANTED TO RENT 772.7990 qUlred. Phone 885.6836. I APARTMENTS room. And a. country duo $400, 1 full bath home, perfect for ------1------HO~E NURSI NG I.Central Air Conditioning 'I plex executive s 3-bedroom, I up to three couples or large I PROFESSIONAL man needs BARN SIDING - Authentic BABYSlTI'ER NEE DE D Total patIent care We have . bath, acerage, extras. On 15~ MILE-HA~~ER-2.be~. f~mily .• Ide~l fo~ golf., ten. I-bedroom flat in Det~oit, I" weathe. red, hand hewn, Monday.Friday after school I aides, compani~ns. RN's,'. ~rlvat~ Sun dTe;;races lease. room condomInIUm. Apph. DlS ana swuummg. PLease Northeast or Grosse POInte natural timber. 1.403.2179. near Ferry School. Call LPN's, OT's,PT's, RT's for • ~rpetIng an r~pes ------ances, central air, base. contact Lynn at (313) 645. area. Willing to do yard I . 885.2398 after 6 p.m. immediate placement. 24 • Dlshwas~er ~nd DIsposal CHANDLER. Outer Drive ment. $425, 1260 for all details or write work call 527.2177 after 6 PROFESSIONAL weddmg SITTER NEE D E D after hour availability. .C sl~;sed ~1~CpUltIT.V. area. Brick, upper, lovely 4 Goldsmith, Yaker and Gold. p.m. ' I' s p e cia lis t works fr?m MED CALL • \..mm.n., 00 room,. bathroulIl and purch MT. CLEMENS-Upper dU'1 smith, 2HO Norih Wood. 1 . - home. COffip:>rp my pnce I school, Farms, 2 children, -, 26450 CROCKER BLVD. S t 0 v e and refrigerator. plex, stove and refrigera. ward Suite 216 Birming. WOMAN DESIRES furnished and work. 755.2788. il and 11 years old, 3:30. 897.8941 559-8090 NEAR 1.94 and $175 881.3221. tor. Suitable for one. $240 ham.' Michigan 48011. At. room ~nd bat~. Emplo~e? ------6:30. daily, light house- LEADED GLASS METRO PARKWAY ------utilities included. tention Lynn. part time. Kitchen pnVI- AZARS GALLERY keeplOg. Must have car MODEL OPEN DAILY }o'IVE-ROOMduplex, Warren. leges. After 6 p.m. 881. OF available, col1elle student WINDOW REPAIR 296.2320 _ 463-5857 East Outer Drive area. LaVon's Renting Service DUNEDIN, Florida area. 2nd 5013. ORIENTAL RUGS preferred, goo d salary. Also buy leaded gla~s doors I I Drapes, fully carpeted. $250 773.2035 floor, 2.bedroom. l~.bath ----~------, I "'S'PECTABLE Large selection of Rugs 882.5456 between 7 an d 9 and windows. ,I DESIRABLE apartment now a month plus security de. ------condominium. Furnished Y 0 U N G R'" I p.m. 882.5833 available. Call 882.7613 be- posit, utilities not included. DUPLEX- Warren. Cadieux or unfurnished. Available single physician seeking a Buy, Sell, Tr~de, Appraise t 11 - 7 no p t esp s'bl area 2 bedrooms garage one-bedroom apartment in 223 S. Woodward RESPONSIBLE young pro. NEED SOMETHING moved, ween a.m.' p.m. e s,5r 4 on I e per. $295' th ' 't' November 15th. Call 388. r..rosse POI'nte, St. Cla!'r Birmingham I fessional woman will watch sons. 882. 22 . per mon , seCUfl y. 9514 after 5 'p.m. I the house while you're Two Pointe residents will WE HAVE a par t men t s. ------lease. 882-8297 or 885-4033. ------I Shores or immediate vicino 644.7311 away. References available movll or remove large or houses, flats, efficiences, QUIET neighborhood, 2 bed. ------UPPER. KEYS on the ocean, I' ity. References available RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, 477-4898. ' small quantities cf furni. rooms to rent, homes to rooms, 885.2464. RIVARD - Lower flat. 7 luxurIOus T~wnhouse, comI . 774.5756 or 885.1757. I August 25th, open 10 a.m . . I ture, appliances, pianos or share in all areas. Accept. --0------.-- rooms, available September pletely furnIshed. month y -LA-W--S-T-U-D-E-N-T--d-'- to 3 pm St Clair of Mon- URGENT-Need reliable per. what have you. Call for ing landlords' rentals. Our TW .BEDROOM Townhouse 2nd, $470 per month, no or seasonal 776.7177 or eSlres. 'c' M k t son to care for infant in free estimate. 343.0481, or people are screened. Call in S1. Clair Shores, Lake. pets, call 885.0669 after 6 771.8675 . quiet I-bedroom apartment tefa.lc? hurc.h. a~ a our home, Morxlay through 822.2208. LaVon's Renting Service, shore Village. $390 month. p.m. 876.2485 gefore 5 p.m. I . or studio in Grosse Pointe WhIttier. Antiques. Jewel. Thursday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1 QU L 1 773.2035. Available now! 282.0260. ------FORT LAUDERDALE: Gault area. No pets. 628.9104 or ry and paperback books. Windmill Pointe area. Own A ITY PAINTING I ------G --R-O-S-S-E-P-O-I-N-T-E-P-A-R-K-,COLONIAL ROAD in Grosse Ocean Mile. On the ocean. 774.8033, LARGE SELECTION of re. transportation. References. INTERIOR,EXTERIOR TROr.:1BLEY ROAD duplex. Maryland. Upper income, 4 Pointe Shores. Exceptional. 2 be.droorns. 2 ~aths, fully ------conditioned SCHWINN bi .. 822~ lafter 3 p.m. 5 YEARS IN GROSSE New 2.bedrooms, 111l baths rooms, utilities furnished. ly nice Colonial on 100.foot furmshed. Available Sep. 7C-GARAGE WANTED I cycles. Reasonable prices. ______POINTE AREA with recreation room. air lot available October 1 to tember 1st through Decem- TO RENT f b . ~ BABYSITTER NEEDED in REFERENCES conditioning. fir e p I ace, No pets. 821-7923. June. Library, family room ber 1st, 1979. $1,000 per 882.8912. or oat storage. VIllage ~yclery, 777.0357. my home, 2 days a week, FREE ESTIMATE Available November 1st. GROSSE POINTE FARMS. with fireplace, paneled rec. month. 754-1450 before 5 ------SILK or dried centerpieces hours vary, 882-4497. DOUG, 882.1826 No pets. 824-3030. 3-bedroom Colonial, family reation room. 3 bedrooms. p.m. 8-ARTICLES FOR SAlt by professional f lor i s t 'R E T IRE D HANDYMAN 1------1 room, 1'12 baths, draperies, 2~ baths. No pets. Refer. I working at home. Custom SITTER TO pick up 2 chilo GROSSE POINTE PARK, carpeting, range and reo' ences and security deposit. YOU SPEND the winter in S N dre.n Monday throug.h FrI'. Minor1 repairs, carpentry: Imme. d'Iate occupancy, 963. frigerator. Lease with se- $750 per month. 889.0500. our new Iuxury GuIff ron t FUR WA TED 6434work, very reasonable. 839. day 2:3() to 6, from the ~ ect~cal, plumbing, paint. 965 Harcourt, off Jefferson, curity deposit, 9 to 6. 772.1 PURDY & TOLES beach home for $400 a Consignment or Buy . _ University Liggett. Must mg ro~en windows and near Windmill Pointe, lake 6872. I month and we get a house LEE'S 1GARAGE SALE - Saturday. I have own transportation. sasiI cor s replaced, etc. and park privileges, SEM. FIVE ROOM artm t sitter, references required. 20339 Mack 881-8082 I August 25. 9 a.m. 1255 ______885-4524. 882.6759.Rea s 0 nable. References, TA bus. transpor t afIon on GRA YTONt' WARREN4 base. Grosse- Pointe Park,ap replyen , I 886.6763__ .______AUTOMOBILE OWNERS. As _H_a_m_p_t_o_n_. _ ------corner, 20 minutes direct men apartment. rooms, to P. O. Box 36134, Grosse I b COMPETENT PERSON part MINUTE MAID CI to Renaissance Center, low. bath. heated, $165 month, . h' HARBOR SPRINGS-Slpeps low as $25 quarter y uys time to eook evenl'ng meal AND SERVICE,EANINGCO er flat $495 month. upper security. deposit. Suitable Pointe Woods, Mlc Igan. 1 6 to, 8 In'L bath s, mo dern Compulsory No Fault In- KATHRYN OF for 1 lady and stay all' 264 8207 flat $475 month. Not in. for one. TU 2-1044. CADIEUX-I-94 area, 3.room k't1 chen. 4 mmu. tes t 0 san'd y surance. 881.237>:.v THE POINTES night. No smoking or . I d' r1 t'I't' 't fl f . beach, tennis courts. 882. EXPERIENCED drinking. References reo WE DO c U In" U I lies, securl y 1365 ALINE, Grosse Pointe upper at. Stove, re rlger. 2597. CLEANING OUT? Call OP- SERVICE quired. 885-1130. Carpet e1eaning, wallwash. depfsit. Each flat has nat. Woods. Lovely 3-bedroom, ator, air conditioning, $200 1 _ ERATION LINe, 331-6700. We Will Conduct and ______ing, interior. exterior, and ~~ga ;~:~l,ac~, ~~~mgeal:~~: 11h baths. recreation room, P921U68s.securitydeposit. 881. MARCO ISLAND, new con. We help charitable organi- Sell Your Household LIVE.IN nanny for 5 year garage painting, floor wax. newly decorated Call ft rd" 2 bed 2 zations. Donations tax de. old and new baby. Private ing and buifing, oven vent rooms, ceramic hath, with Thursd 88677'59 a e ------bomthlOltum,. lroomas, )' Furnishings for tub and separate walk.in ay -. DUPLEX FLAT-ZOO Alter a s. enms. poo • on -n 1 ductible. You drop off or quarters, near shops: 881. and hood' cleaning;'. furni: W. t d . . . t" MOVING OR" ' ." t f shower, marble vanity, am~ I.DEAL FARMS 10catI'on, 3 Road, 1 bedroom, stove, reo In er an summer ra es, we pick up. 110~. ure re inishing, cabinet 2647785 ESTATE SALES ------formica and minor carpen: pie storage. space through_ bedrooms, family room, frigerator. air conditioning, I . __ . _ Also Will Buy Oriental TEACHER SEEKING person try work. out, large kitchen with updated kitchen, agent. wall . to - wall carpeting COM P L E TELY furnished TIRED OF Rugs, Small Fine Furni- to babysit infant, 8 a.m.-1 stove, refrigeraor and 8B5.7000. throughout. References reo lakefront log cabin on ture. Paintings. Crystal, p.m. Monday through Fri. DENTAL STUDENT desires dishwasher, each flat has I------quired. 268-7178. Lake Huron, six miles GETTING A Sterling and China day. L i g h t housework. part time position in Grosse separate gas forced air fUT- ONE - BEDROOl\1 3.partment, ------I north of Port Huron, one 775.0366 Transportation and refer- Pointe area working as ei. nace and separate gas hot Chalmers.7 Milz area. Air BEAUTIFUL, LARGE 5. hour from Grosse Pointe. BUSY SIGNAL? Please call before 10 a.m. ences required. 886-8874. ther an assistant or recep. water heaters (optional). conditioning, appliances room apartment in Grosse Two bedrooms and loft. or after 5 p.m. DOC ------_ t"100lSt. Call Mary, 884.7125. 3.car garage an d' mdividual an d heat. OO\J. 0478 , Pointe mansion. Utilities sleeps 8, complete kitchen, Call your ads in on GROSSE POINTE ------____ locked basement, storage CONDO N furnished. $425 a month. I" d Thursday and Friday. "".nLOYMENT AGENCY 'II 1M2U b d C 11 f Th d 884- lvmg area, screene porch £IJIU" HARD. WORKING college units, with lavatory, "'ash- " : e'l a a ter urs ay. 882-6900 BRAND NEW sofa, peach . II 1 I' . n T 94 d M . Beautiful beach. Available Top-paYiiig, ej((:e en Ive.lO student desires gardening er and dryer hookup and I rooms, .-v an • artm Ii 2647. ------velvet, purchase price $850, PCohsitions for experienced and odd jobs. Call Mark double sink. 255.9225. ARoad.. INObIPe~s. Sed~uritIY' HOUS'" FOR rent Cadieux ~~~~;~8~2. 885-5305 or 1. HOUSEHOLD sell for $550. 882.1404. ild care I Housekeepers, (mornings). 886-1995. val a e Imme late y. ~ , ------LIQU IDATION Coo k s ! Housekeepers, . ST. CLAIR SHORES-3 bed. I 1!81--9662. Mack area. 3 bedrooms. EXQUISITE living on beau- BLACK. GOLD and white Ma'd Ch ff ! C WORKING 0 d ------Call for appointment 881. t d f b d d I s, au eurs om. R busy mothers ~~~~.~~le~T:~~~.i1a~le i~. HARPER WOODS _ Custom 9763, tiful Hendrick's Isle Fort SALES wee so a e, very goo ~:!~i!'!!~ !'!!t! Conr1",s. H!~!4 'I w!!! ~:::'" f:);" YUill e:l,ihi;~ ...~u.".~.....,,">uy UtCOral-1 ~.hn.:l.nn~ h.:~L D._~" _~ I Lauderdale. Florida' Sna.1 r.HART.F_<: KT.TNOF.N<:MJTHI condition, $100 or best of. Mack Avenue, Grosse my home. 2 blocks from ed, appliances, central air. II fa;il~~~;~om ... ~~~.lr;t;i.;' HOUSE FOR rent Harper I c1ous, soon to be com.I----r. •.\.lJREN-CHAPM.AN----'1 fer. 721 Lincoln Road. Pointe Fanns. r.85-4576. Trombley School. 822-1850. full basement, lease, no II' b th' G' near Whl'ttl'er 3 bedrooms 'pleted luxury Townhouse. JILL WILLIAMS 881-2890 any time evenings. ",9-1818 '''. a s, garage. rosse. . , EXPERIENCED housekeeper -L-I-V-E--I-N-'.-M-a-Ie-c-o-Il-eg-e-s-t-u-porets.774-9884$350 month. 7 . Pomte ~chools. $500 per family room, basement. 2.000 square foot dwelling Invite you to visit our shop, I;======. . . 371 8884 incbdes 2 very large bed. now open two days a week, 4 d kl f I th I t . ays886wee3646y, ull or part' dent seekl'ng room I'n ex. . , 9792mon , p us ~ecunty. 779------.. rooms, study, garden en. Tuesdays and Thursdays I WANTED Ime. . . change for household work THREE. BEDROOM house' NEAR GROSSE Pointe 2-bed- trance and a 45-50 foot 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. LIVE. IN housekeeper-Good 885-8925 after 6:30 p.m. upper flat for rent i~ HOOVER-7 Mile area, 2-bed- room flat, central air, car- boat dock with all facili. 15115 CHARLEVOIX lJSED STEREO ALBUMS ~ook for I I.a~.d N0 smo.k ------'-----YOUNG MOTHER willing to ~mal1 back home. 822.1248 I roo~ 1-/2. dup Iex. new car. pet"mg, app rlances, flOls. h ed t'If,!S d'Irec tly beh'm d um.'t GROSSE POINTE PARK ALL CATEGORIES 109 or drlOklOg. Refer. babysit m home E . MARYLAND 6- . petmg, recently decorated. basement. 2~ar garage, Unfurnished, available ap. 331.3486 ences required. 885.1130. . enced 88i2198 . xpen- flat $165 - rt~om up~er I Private basement, fenced I $300 per month plus secur. proximately October 1st. Consignments, estate apprais. CALL 8852265 '. d p"t monh'I'd secunty yard, stove and refrigerator ity. Available September 15 Minimum 1 year lease at als and house sales, featur. FOR INFORMATION LIVE-IN companions wanted PAINTER-HANDYMAN in- peetsoslR'fno c I ren •. ndo $275 a month, 1 month se. 882-8517. $1,800 per month. 313-886. ing fine porcelains, antique for elderly, mentally alert t. . ' . e erences reqUIre -t Aft 600"5059 ------1763 11.------' lady. One for during week e~lOr.exterlOr. Ho~e reo 881.3589. . I cun y. er =<>- . '6A-FOR RENT I' furniture, crystal and rugs. 1,.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--_-_-_------. and 0 n e for wee k. g rs. F ~ e e estImates. ------GROSSE POINTE WOODS- FURNISHED POMPANO BEACH, Florida: This week: I USED BOOKS - Bought, ends. Duties include or- rosse POInte referenCes, I LAKESHORE Village Town. Quiet court off Mack 3 or ------Leisure Towers on ocean. Fabulous antique milk glass sold. Fiction, non-fiction dering food, meal prepara- call Russell. 885.5125. ho~se-2 bedrooms, corner I 4 bedrooms, 2 baths: car- EIGHT MILE and Mack area 2.bedroom apartment, fully collection. Pembroke table, . Hardcover, paperback - tion, light housekeeping. IF YOU'LL name the J'ob you ulllt, air. conditioned. car. peted. newly decorated, Brick house. Freshly paint. furnished, available for many Ear I y American noon 'ti) 6 p.m. Tues. thru et appliances 1 bh d f' t t pieces, fine pewter, marble Pleasant 6.room, 2.bath De. want done, we'll do it! Li- P • . ,c U ousp.. range, refrigerator. N 0 e, re ng('ra or, gas s ove. rental starting Dec. 1979' top chest. fine jade eollec. Sat. BOOKTIQUE, 15243 tnJit.E. J;;ff;;r5ui. Ay;;nue censed, insured. Stokes I pool, tenlllS, $395 a month. pets.. $54.0 plu.s utilities, se Jiving room furniture, bar or' Jar. 1980. $1.000 per Mack Ave .• between Lake- I 885-8167 I d t' 2 £1 3 f II tion, Ironstone, extensole apartment with full time Multiple Service Co, 824'1' I cunty depOSit, references. owns aIrs. oors, u month pi u s electricity. table, fine brass pieces and! [lOinte and Beaconsfield. doonnan and 24 hour at. 9509 or 824-9172 . SUITABLE FOR . T 8845806. baths, 4 bedrooms, 2~ar Phone 961{)335 before 4:30 h h I 885-2265. tended garage. Start im. I • 2 semor CI 1- garage. $625 per month. p.m. After 6 p.m. call 626. muc, muc more. '------_ .1------0 mediately, penn anent situ. NURSE'S AIDE - Exr>eri. z~ns, -room .apartment, BEA~ONSFIELD, G r sse 8828826. 1450. ._---- - .- ation. For information and enced, available for private h~ht housekeepIng, unlur. Po!nte Park. 2-bedroom ------. t' 11 tt duty part time. References. m~hed. Comfortable in lower flat, Ih.basement. NICE two-bedroom B.nd. ga. O-N-'I--HE--rv"'-F,-A-N--P---I In emew ca a .. orney at •. _ ...... '. "-- " .., . ompano WA NTED t\L>I'>I'''''' I 881-2565. 1 gooa nome. Helerences.[ ::;Z'lU montnly, secuflty Oe- rar,c, ~ 0 III C lUlIll~nlllI;"'1 Beach FI 'd N"I f - ~ -o<>oiJ. TV 23359 .. d N d 881 0258 ' orl a. Ice y ur. posit reqUIre. a ogs. '. nished efficiency with' " HOUSE SITTI~G ------1GROSSE POINTE ------... Call after 6 822-1653 ,.. 10 4- .., EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CARRIAGE HOUSE for rent .. TWO.ROOM furnished apart. w.alklOg d~stance of shop- by SERVICES in Grosse Pointe. No pets. I HOUSTON.KELLY - 2-bed. ment suit~ble for 1 in I pmg. $17:> per week till EXPERIENCED, responsible SF:RVICE SINCE 1924 I $550 monthly plus utilities. room house. large attic, I Gr.o~~e POI.nte, ~195. all I Dec~mber. $900 a month young professio'nal man All types of positions in the I References required. 885- clcan. carpeting, $250. 8851 utlhtles paid. prIvate en. dunn. g season. 791.4192 .. DuMouchelle's wishes to house.sit in home. 2824. I 4364. trance, Call 886.2428. l>fHH>' T" nTe" "TT _. .- uriental Rugs. Antiques. Fine Paintings. Jewelry Grosse Pointe area this 18514 Mack, G.P.F. I DUPLEX: Neff, newly decor- !\fT. cLF;iENS---L-u-x-ur-i-ou-s 6-B=-ioOMi FOR UNT II'-=~~~rio~;"~e:~~;~~~ Fine Furniture. Crystal. Sterling. China ::l~tea~:fe~~~~~~' 88~:g~ 885.4576 ated, 1 'hbaths, stove, reo new 2-bedroom Townhouse. BUSINESS W 0 MAN or cond.ominium. completely RETIRED POLICE officer Ii. frlgerator, 3 bedrooms, 2. walk'In clo~ets. full base. N t rt l' furnIshed. 885.2844. Complele ESTATES or Single Items evenings. car garage, central air No ment. fully carpeted. car n~rse ea~ .ranspo a Ion. ------censed to c~r.ry concealed pets. Immediate occup~nc I port. central air and all ap- KItc~en pr.lVlleges, St. Mat-I ATLANTIS, FLORIDA near INSTANT CASH or on consignment HOUSE SITTERS available weapon. POSitIOn as ch~uf. $400 881.5951 y. p!i:mces. $395. 1468-5495. thew s poansh. After 5 p.m., Palm Beach-2-bedl'oom, 2. ,. professional married couple feur •. personal protectIOn, . . 1 1 886.681v. I bath Villa on Atlantas'l PhO!1C Us At without children. Have ref secu t d k 372 DEVONSHIRE E t C . erences. 852-6276. 4 TI y, ay wor , . CHALMERS near Frankfurt I ., L. n ear as -S-P-A-C-I-O-U-S-R-O-O-M-w-it-h-h-o-m-eou~try Club, completely' 963-6256 or 963-0248 ______8 21. Upper or lower 3-bedroom Warren - Mack. decorated r .1 g after 6 8249266 furnIshed. golf, pool, ten. 5-S'TUA TlON BABYSITTING _ Full or nice location. wallto.wall I?wcr 5 room. dining room, p IVIe es. .. nis. lake. seasonal rates. '=====__------1 WANTED part time. My home. 881. carpetin.g. air con.ditioning. tile bath. $250 month, plus GROSSE POINTE Village ar- 353.3828 or 627.3807 after ------0142 fenced m yard, SIde drive. utilitIes, ea. StudIO room and bath. 6 p.m. and weekends. COMPANION.housekeeper- . .____ way. 2'f.l.car gar:lge. No FORD ~fANSUR CO. Ideal for the young stu. ------W.E BUY Live.in. Experienced, recent HOOKKEEPER-Fully qual. pets, $225 per month plus 5:1.6-2555 dent, teacher. Kitchen and ON BEAR LAKE-40 miles _r_e_fe_r_e_n_ce_s_._8_9_'_.7_58_2.___ !fied. desirc5. empl~y~~nt security deposit and refer- NEAR THE Vi11ag~~lowe';i other h 0 use privileges. ~~~~~I ~~ek~~~~e~~ we~~ry DIAMONDS • FINE JEWELRY. STERLING HOUSE CLEANING 1 or 2 In Grosse POlnt~ VICinity. ences. 824-6550 8 a.m. to 1 bedrooms, living room. din $125. 886-3118. for color change. Complete. days a week. $5 per hour. ~:~e call evenmgs. 885. p.m. or evenmgs, ing L. ,largc kitchen. fire. BUSINF-SS ~.O MAN 0 r I Iy furnished, sleeps 6. ex. SIL VER • POCKET WATCHES Call 294-4857. __ _ I HARPER WOODS 3.bedroom piaCt'. ,~.ba~ement. garagc.1 nurse working d:lYs. Small' cellent fish mg. Reservation • ANTIQUE CLOCKS -C-A-R-P-A-R-K-E-RS---W-e-w--m COLLEGE PAINTERS I COlOnial.. New appliances I screened porch.co~plelel}. kitchen and bath. $30 a only. 885.0654 or 772.2997 . 1 d' d. h h redecorated. ralpetmg and week 882.6247 ------park for private parties LOWEST FRICES AROUND. mc u mg IS was er, new. drapes, No prl~ November . . 6E-GARAGE FOR RENT from and any affair. For refer. Experienced. References_ ly decordted, drapes, .fITe. i occupancy $4D5 plus utili FURNISHED ROO M and ------.---- ences crall John Moran, Pete, 885.5706. ~Iace, I'h baths, dlllmg i tics. R<'ply to Grosse Pointe bath. Quiet home. Gentle. GARAGE for boat storage, Private owners and estales IUI.'l.73AA -- ~~~~. no pets. $475. 884 i News Box G.25. man. 527.2368. Woods area. 831.9528. Highest prices are paid--Trades are considered I ______SA-SiTuATiuN 11,)0.>. ! ._ _ .• _ . -__ _.------.._-- --.------Trtin::;c~ticr;:; ore n! .'I~~oY3c0'JfiJ(-i"ltidl MALE R.N. wishes employ. DOMESTIC ------.--- GROSSE POINTE PARK 2. 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT 'F-SHARE LIVING ment in The Grosse Pointe ------..----- ALTER.WARREN - I-bed. bedroom upper flat on ------,--. QUARTERS PAYMENT IS IMMEDIATE area. Vast experience. 329. LADY WANTS g e n e ra I room. stove. refrigerator, Maryland, $275 per month. HAMPTON SQUARE ------9133. housework. References. 778. utilities. ncwly decorated, Pay own utilities, leasc. BUILDING RELIABLE business woman I' ______8159. 773.4962 82340B2_ 22811 MACK to share lovcly upper flat. CHARTERHOUSE & CO. CHAlJli'F'EUH-Housem"f, (,. -- --.------.----- .... -.---. VARIOUS SiZES fine locatio". G~!'~f.e space] 16835 handyman_ Dependable, re. FORMER NuRS/';RY school ONJo: AN» two. IJcdroom GEfi"SE p(lINn; I'AHK-;;. OFFiCE :;UiT~ avaliabic. He!erCnccs ex.' II Kercheval, Crosse liable. Part of full time. teacher - nay rare - Li apartments. Call 8869727; bedroom hous£', with appli AVAILABLE changd. 6;:i.l260 aftcr 5 (31:~) 885-1232 393.()823 or 823-3752. ccnsed home, 839.5866. or 8820031 for ~howing. i ance~, no pets. BA20140. 885.0111 p.m. ' ------_-1 t I - - n •• • .n t ... Pane Twenty'-Seveii I Thursday, August 23, 1979 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S __ . .__ ':11. __ •__ .. ._ ------.-- _.______-~- .---. ------ES FOR .e ---A' ;;-.".:"r -.~ -r~!r ~ALI!' a . ,A.D••T•.l.r_.I_S:_"_~n_R SALE 'ioM~r!C!.ES ~O! SAl£ 1lL-AR"iH:tES fe-P. SAi.i: ~ARTiCLES fOR SALEII8-ARTlClE.~ FOR SALE I 8--~RTICLE~ FOR SALE 8-ARTICL SAL5 -- n _ .._._.._v_~_._~_...------.--- ANTIQUE white lamp table, 'GARAGE SALE 2 AMERICAN AIRLINES GARAGE SALE-Much mis. MINI CHOPPE,R, Briggs & GAHAtrE SALE-Girl's 20" WJ-' 'r.' "RE:-.oCH Pl'Uvjll,~jal INSTANT COP IES I d St tt 3 h rsepower en bike, twin bed, tables, twin.size bed wilh or with. go d trim, $15. Pink came. 282 MORAN 50% coupons, $50 each. cellaneous, Satur ay, Aug. ra on . 0 d' out canopy, box spring and 10c lia tree, IS feet, $25. Gar. 881.0151 ust 25th, 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. gine, chrome fork, pa ded chair, roll.a-way bed, chilo mattress. 7736504. EDDING INVITATIONS denla tree, lS feet, $25. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 '. 5248 Jlarvard. I backrest, chain driven, dren's easel, blackboard, ------_._._- -_.-- CRATCH PADS, lSOItLB, Fireplace grate, $15. Inva. 9 A.M:, • 4 P.M, BROWSE, bargain, and buy. I ------Must sell, best offer, 1219 clothing, indoor - outdoor LARGE ANTIQUE and ga . rage sale-Something for ..~~l~t:; PM'!' ~t~t! lid walker, $15, 685.9277. GI~l's2~'.' sch~lnn: roo~ ~Ize ~~5 ~.~~e~~nt l~~~~ -:~~tr ~~I~~ n~A,7E Beaconsfield, Grosse Pointe carpeting 10'x12'. Bargain 01 M n thru S t 9 5 CllrlJ~UlJ~, p" u" 1'1 e "d. , ,"vnd•••"n., .." ••~~.. ...__.' ""- - --"- _E _X I Park...... ".. A '''''1 ~_l\ P'30 In 2. i",~C~YC:":iC. Friday and Sat. n ECONOMEE p.m. MOVING, 'fireplace flxtur~s, paintin~, good clothing, er, electric stove, sleamer DR E S SIN G TABLE and -L-O-V-,ES-E-A-T----S-p-I-a-sh-p-rl-.n-tN~-pr~s-;'le;. ai4Mt: Ver. urday 9:30 to 6 p.m. 54'j sofa, chairs, bedroom set, toys. Miscellaneous. trunk, couch. end tables, bench, maple, $50. 881-8051 burnt oran"e and brown', non. Rivard, PRINTING mirrored dressing vanily ------coffee and dining room to. ., with bench, electric stove, GARAGE SALE - 2-family, bles, chest, TVs, lamps, -B-IK--ES--2-6-"-1-0---'d--18-" new, $100, chair brown $25. A $1,000 3 piece chrome and DOLLS. BOOKS, electric and SERVICE 'o t bl 'th b I' infants' and children's . I db d I . - . .spE'. '. 881-6144, . I I It dern t bl I .t S 1 15201 Kercheval patl a e WI urn re ,a, mirrors, lea oar s, awn. Stmgray, Inverted tr.eycle, vlny ounge su e, mo I por a e ypewrJ er, 0 ex at Lakepointe large movie screen and items. toys, Bobby Mac car mower. desk, bicycle paris, e95.2440. GARAGE SALE _ Electric decor, for $500. Suitable bike, Enough clothes tf) rosse Pointe VA 2.7100 miscellaneous. 20707 Chao seat, like new. $25, Bev' '74 Pinto, toys, glassware I ------stove, black and white TV, for doctor's lounge or rec. start thrift shop! SuikasC'>, Ion. eled edge wall mirror. 57x and miscellaneous, Friday. ...,..~ • ~... 1__' .... >.._._ ... ~-'~ .. , .. ~; room. like new. Also a camera, 100 miniaturl' hr;t 82, $25. Kitchen items, I Saturday. 10.5. I t::>I A I t ::>ALt I t''"u~e'';;cI"udi~..g'~.,~.,e.'~i";k~.~I Kroehler sleep or lounge, I ties. 7'17.054fJ. " BALDWIN'th h -3"2.pedalh O~g~ womens'1 co.*h'109, SizeS. 0-----0 F'ft I t' infant and adult clothing used three times, has two LALIQUE AN"';:\.'- ',.t- MOVING !' WI r yt m percussion, 12. Lots more misc. All ET,C .SALE"~1 .. _5}_2A~ter - Ico! yea~s acculli~} I~~_. and much mo.re .• ""3 Cl_"._l'lI.V• • " • '11 A 5 ft ' ,'t, f • P de'. walnut excellent condl'tl'on n " m.. ugust -liver dlshes c"'W'... , u- 'UN ma.t.c"nt.ng.PMI ows.... $25' , 7. 1"".'0 ""I'rst (.(lr.l,'(}!,.plu." AR ~ii~~~SICJNALS ...I ~i,GGG.'.GiuSOn refrig~rator: ~~~~i~;~~~':*~~:~:"~i;:i~~~~1-25~pi~nts~.u\:;i;~' bo.tues, ~ressi~n gl.1;s, 'f~rnitur;, ton, Thursday. Friday, Au. amUCliU onsterr~. . 1971-~~r~ugh 197fj. S2,fiO(~ ill sell your household approximately 8 eu~1C .feet day 9-4 4249 Harvard rugs, two stoves, furniture. lools. m i>'nIV. 10.3. Anliques, collector's . KITCHEN AIDE portable POOL FILTER, Se.:'xs-4.000. I .__ .__ . __e_t_c_.------.-- BEAUTIFUL TEAK furni. plates, limited editions, fur. CERAMIC TOP stove, Frig- . dishwa~her, $125, Frigi- GARAGE SALE. HousehoU 6,000 gallon capacity, $40. BICYCLE, Schwinn lady's 10- MOVING out.ofstate Sale- ture _ Dining room table'l niture., veIJ' important junk idaire deluxe, self-clean. daire stove $45. electric. items only. No clothes. 4835 Frigidaire ironer, $30. 884- speed, good condition, $100 I Black walnut dining room 35x54 extends to 93. inches CONTEMPORARY country ing, 10 months old, $400. 773.8251. University, Saturday, Au 9339. 885-7974. set, 9 pieces, Mi5cell:lneous. and 4 back ha rs $700 3315912 ------gust 25, 1979, 10-4. No pre R f 14506 Fordham, Detroit cane c I h I kitchen-look, butcher block -. GARAGE SALE _ Saturday, sales. GARAGE SALE: Saturday LADY'S WEA • some rom ------. 5~rawer . bedroo~ c est I rectangular table with 4 HOVING' Lot f 'sc August 25th 9.5 55 Ste------0 n I y, 9-4. Lawnmower, the 1940's, size 8 to 11. HARTZ stooi$250 $290umque885.5223vamtyafterand4 I le.ather chairs. $27~. Flame-I m.Some furniture,S 20 furs,mI.no phens,~ Grosse Pointe, Farms I GARAG. E SALE: Living. din tables, lamps. T.V., Sears shoes 5 to 6. hats. fabric HOUSEHOLD Sr'\I_ES m' , slltched loveseal. I~ shades 1 pre.sales. ThurS.-Fri., 10. ing room. bedroom furn kitchen cabinet, matching remnants. household items. P. . I of brown an:l. beige $85. 5 635 Woods Lane off ANTIQUE SQUARE oak ta-I ture and other items. Au sink. Lots of Miscellanz. garage. 19130 Mallina. at FRIEC';DL Y REALISTIC 75-)vall speaker •.1 Call after 6 p.m. 881.5381. Wedgewood, ble . $150. antique potty gust 25th until Septembe ous. 1242 Grayton. Moross. Friday Saturday, PROFESSIO:\AL SERVICE T' thE 1 t I chair $75. tUY5, hooks, I 4th, 1S540 Huntington Har'l I 11 to 7' YOUR SPEC'I." L Imex wa C , ver as YARD SALE _ Self-clean GARAGE SALE' 5036 Lan. knick.knacks. odds and per Woods. Kelly 0 • MI'le 4.8 CUBIC FOOT refrigera- ----. ------POSSE"S'O'_ ..s.. p.unching bag. Best offer. electr,'c stove , electrl'c dry. Th . Fn . Sat ends. Thu.r5day and Friday I,~ area. 10-6. I tor. Ideal for college dorm, PHONE. MATE answering \RE " 'I".... (;all Rick. 331-7507. TV d' f't noo, urs., ., ., I J ••• 1 ______er'll 'b'l ra lOd' .urnlllure'l Aug. 23.25. 9.5. Bikes. 103.362 McKinley. I BEDROO'II SET . or under bar. $125. 777. machine. excellent condi SPECIAL CO:\CER:\ GARAGE SALE: Furniture co e~lJ es an misce ane'l clean clothing, household "' . s tea mer 4208. tion, $125. 331.0128. SUSAN Hf\RTZ appliances, women and chil- ous Items, Thurs~lay. Au. and misc. BREAKFRONT. tea c a rt'l trunk, miscellaneous house- dren's clothing, large an. ,[!ust 23 10.4. If ramed out, dining room table with hold articles. Good condi- 8-AROMATIC cedar ward. EVERYTillNG MUST go! 886-8982 tique gold leaf mirror with then on Fflda~, August 24, I GARAGE SALE-Girls' and pads. 4 chairs, excellenl tion. 882.4951. robes, excellent condition. August 23. 24. 25. 10 to 5 791 FishC'r marble stand. Friday and 10-4, 784. Lakeland, Grosse I boys' clothes, infant to 3T, condition, all mahoganr. I 824-1069. p.m. Baby's, men's and Gro~s(' Pointt:' City Saturday 10.3. No pre.sales POinte CIty. , toys, plants, power tools, 824-0942. I GARAGE SALE: 623 Lake.I------women's clothes. a little of ------__ .• _ . •• • 1 •• • • • ------. , pomle. Saturday. August GARAGE SALE: Saturday. everything 1536 North Re ELECTRIC jlnrtaiJi<- Iyp(" :lb:<: ::;unmngaale. DISHWASHER, Whirlpool I DOOKS,h rd garu~nt msequ11'1I!eih,plano MOVING SALE _ Appli- 1 25th. 93 p,m. Rain or shine ana :sunday. August 25th. I naud. ' wflt('r. S81) 1',l'll'n;]lC ,\.\i 842 THREE MILE Drive. white portable wilh cutting a ware Ie, • ances, yard tools. clothes, I Drapes. c1olhes, some fur. 26th. 9-6. Many unusual ------F:'II po r t :l b 1" c:;,,('U t' M 0 v in g sale. Furniture, block $50. 886.1568. I couch, chairs. porch furni- books, ele. August 2223. I nilure. household items. Items inCluding pictures, TWIN SEALY V.H. posture. stereo. $75. T\' ,1!l(l cas t d'~' h ----- .- , ture, 415 Champinc, Fri. 9.5 p.m. 23433 Colonial Ct. I records, junktiques. accessories. furniture, col. pedic mattress and spring. t s ove, gran plano. ',.~' .p. GIANT garagC' sale. furm 'I and Sat., 10-4, E f ------_ 1 .bl blonde h adboard n frame s('!le r('cordel' u;a , ~q.) motor, new hedge trimmcr. nd 0 Morningside. I-F..REE YELL ecll es, etc. 10 Proven. e 0 All A.I. 88',._')-'IQ,. ping pong table clothes ture. pool table $300, Au-I------H \MMOND Nth d ------.--- I OW SAND caT Grosse Pointe Farms $50 . Four. drawer gray stitee ------gift items, beer ~an collcc: ~~i~24 417 Cloverly. 885 !gan. used ~;e"~;nt~~ n~~ G.~~.~~ET~~~~l~l~d B~~: CALL ~~~5 6 P,M. i GAR~GE SALE _ AUgUS~! ~~i~gca~tbi~:;e ;;~el ;~;~: 1920 Pl,HESS1Er:,., i:~_~;\!i';~;~ tion. 4 kittens. Wednesday 1 $2,350, will sell $1.800. d 10 ---.----- 24 25 5 gOOt cnnt ,tlOn, ~. :'. u, t,. and Thursday. August 22nd SIX 76x14 Vniroyal tirc~, '57 885-4300. day. a.m . 10 4 p.m. No BASEMENT AND yard sale .• 10 to p.m. 4333 8824655. 6663. d 23 d 1 I C It'. d a vance sa les H h Id . d Harvard. Creallve Play. -.------.- an r on y. iorve te ransmlSSlon. oz. - . , .__. - .ouse o. Ilems. woo thing wooden blocks N- HENREDON 4-poster bed 6-PIECE dccoralill' hedr'."":l ------.--.-- I en douhle paned. odd sized KING SIZE BED. Colomal SOFA M~-;;~d1.lrs -~h;;ir~ folding chalTs. leaf sweep. d It' t' 'th with 0 P t ion a I canop\' LOVESEAT, Early American. I wooden storms. 8247515.. headboard and frame, with tt •. ".'1 cr. 2 ~mall fans. photo. glubalgembo.e r1allnh.seWI d qu€('n.size, 6 months old:, ~et, 2 ~:;er.blk~the~art:~mr::;:~c:. 100 ~~rs, old.), uak. tuffed, ;";;;~h - ;;'ore. 2i 187 Park. sale. Thursday and Friday, I uu, 00"""',">1. ! ball and claw, ~ piecc din'j ing machine, mirr.or('.1 van. Cll.lII'S.:: 1'1'lIl", \' ':Ii'" '. SalurdilY 104 1391 Oxford (.asl.ors, 82 m. long, (red. crest, behind Ghcsquiere, 104 p.m. 216 Stephem B&G CHRISTMAS plates, ing room SUIte, $3,500., it\' skis and boots, miscl'I.' d('cnr;:tor Illll!"r Ii, l". at Holiday , dish floral pattcrn), $200. Thursday. Friday, Satur. Road. Furniture, linen", 1960.1963 and Royal C.open. 8352631. I ..la'n(,olls. 1777 Hampton. and Ch;llr,;, "'\1"1 .,': , "1. _____ .__. _ Windsor chairs (two) $60 d-"y, 23, 24. 25, household and misc. items. hagen 1""''', '''350.885.4779. . . . 881.6572 ' dition. ilRI.:iIUn. . -. , , "'h' - YARD SALE, August 24 and ._' . .... ' FOUR.FAMILY garage sal(' pair, 6491975. ----.------. .. --I No pre.sales. ------25. 10 (.0 4, Household, F.U,F~RSO:'ol clln,01c stereo G \H \('1' s \11' I,'" al 1~!\6 Tlllmmlln Harner __ .. ._-- --- .---- ZENITH, AM/FM radIO rcc I -- -.. .- --- .-- - -- F'IVE-PII::CF. wrou~hl iron . ,n. - ,.. : t', ,. • ,1 Woods. Mower. V-W tires,! CO~gLL~ fr;XprC~SIOTlS;"ir: ord .player c.onsolc •. good i GAR.AGF. SALF. - S~mc. ~et. C.ouch. chairs and 2 ta. items. baby articles, to)'s,: $90, Spicee dincltr- set $100 hl)(lk~, Jt'\\ (,I'll,;! .1 , ,\; Ibaby items. toy sandi dlan. Summer patt('rn, condition, $75. OlympIa de-' tlung for everyone, Friday bles. Excellent condill.on.,' also stove, au.', Wilson' Di!co pulsating light~ (12", ('ty of 11\~':,' : "" ::;;s~. I".", games. Thursday and Fri. I service for 8, sugar and i luxe portable typ('~riler I only! W.:, p.m ... (.:i. Clc,. Friday, Saturday and Sun. gol£ clubs, $65. 1616 Brys 24\, ~;;0.J)air 3..300211. Call day' ,1IIr! Fri,.', 1.'" .\, Id1y 114. creamr'r. $f>O. 343-0708. , in case, $40. 839.94(}9. 1 vcrly, off Mack. day 886.2224, Dr. 8849033. bctwe~n noon and 5:30. :!10 \hl'ii,1l~ \ I_ = 7 57 77FT pSrpsE 7 P27S72 S SS s, S 2 d __ , ... 11I111•••[-_--;.; .t.l.i ,.£------~-... Thursday, AU9ust 23, 1979 Pag; Twenty.Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------~4,l_f ! l1-CARS FOR SALE . ll-CARS FOR SALE ~ARTICLES FOR SALE! 8A-MUSICAL j8C-OffiCE it-CARS FC~ SALE ------,---- - 1973 LINCOLN Mark IV. 1975 DODGE iMonaco-.:Excel. 19731h OPEL GT-{)ne own. YARD SALE _ Furniture, INSTRUMliHTS EQUIPM_E_H_T _ 1958 BLACK Camllro-Auto. 1977 PONTJAC Astre, a 4. Burgundy with white in. . lent condition, AM.FM and er, 4 Slleed, aluminum matic, new 350 engine. cylinder, compact car with Knick.Knacks, misc. Fri.' SPINEl' 'Hudson brand Cable terior. EX ;:;;;;,A";"'. . . hmoandgeirnng'ITaim.ffp"iitja.b:;lte;,.•1cyel::I....I.O..WP" •.. , .. _.,. -' "'_ ~, windows and steering, 69.000 original miles, trans. ---.------;;2;), 005-1093 '778 ,N ~ 11t:."U" l'Ul\;'lId'''U, ' ...v missiun '" ill ",.-,gin", eXCellent conditi"ii. $4,500. 1974 PONTIAC Grand Am. ------.6923 or hcfore 4 p,m, ll .rAn ______paperbacks, too). Cash F . t t 11 52,000 mil e s, sunrooi, ill74 PONiiAC(;ranovl.)'I.C--. 869935:l, Ask for CORm,or;; ._ ~ ~!::new, Mute kikhen hukh. 9 to 5 p,m. paici Pl~ase call John ,or! app0ln men, ca Crulse,. AM.F M stereo tape, 4 door. I ) •• ' Ibft Thursday, AugusT 23', ''1IV G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S P~ge Twenty-Nine ,:.~~:~~e~~:71~~~:Uii.r. t1e-~~~~~:ND 112E~:~~:~~IAL 113-~~~~l~lATE !,13-R.al Estatefor Sale ------1 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALl ful car. Well maintained. 8 FOOT Fiberglass hy.1ro= COMMERCIAL FOR LEASE ST. CLAIR SHORES. 9 and I REDUCED FOa QUICK S." LE III 21 FORDC ROFT ~,;:as. iBlock. $4,450. 2 point plus, with trllHer. Whittier - Medical offices. Mal.k area. 3.bedroom cus. OWNER MOVING OUT OF STATE I GROSSE POINTE SHORES • I 11411North Oldord, Grosse $375 month. tom Ranch. Custom drapes. '69 PONTIAC _ Executive I Poi~te Woods. Greater Mack-Professional natural fireplace, finished 673 University Place. Spacious 4 bedroom English , NEW HOME Bonneville. 4 door, all CATALINA 1977 27' _ Uk offices, $850 month. basement with bar, large Tudor. 1 full bath with separate tub and shower. I A unique interestin~ adaption of a traditional design, pow,,"!' B~st off!)r. !Ie!! . _ . . . e HIGBIE MAXON, INC. I'ollnlry kitchpn, !ar::!ly I 2 haif ull!hs, fireplace, library, !O!'!W!! dining consisting of " bedrooms, 3 baths on 2nd floor, I7066. new, mlJOard Bl \ I ? 7 S7S77 SS? 7 7 ssEs 7 F••••• 2.---2------.-----~J....;------;.: -....3 ------~-----__... Thur$day, August 23, 1979 Page Thirty G R 0 SSE. PO! N T E t\! E W S i 13--i\tAL. c:S.ATE U-REAL ESTATE 11S-BUSiNESS 21-MOVH4G 2if-HOMl: 13-R~;\!. ESTAiE FOR SALE i 13":""KtAL.ESTAl~ IMPROVEMENT ;=:.======:::t:===tl FOR SALE FOil SALE FOR SALE I OPPORTUNITIES I NEED SOMETHI-N-G-m-o-ve-d, ALUMiNUM storm windows 227 CLOVERLY ROAD PO'RT HURON condominium SSE PO INTE IMMEI>1ATE Occupancy - NORTHERN MICHIGAN delivered or disposed of. GRO Brick ranch, 2 spaclous RETIREMENT HOME Two Pointe residents will 3.track, best quality, $32.50 An exceptionally well maintained and beautifully on Lake Huron, 2 bed. I installed. ~est qua 1i t Y decorated 5 bedroom, 41h baths, central air, elec- rooms, 1~ baths, air condi- WOODS bedrooms. Grosse Pointe Prime commercial opportuni. move or remove large or BY OWNER Woods. 8Sl3-569'7. ty with many possibilities. small quantities of fUI'ni. storm doors thick PI, !'':!~! tioning, pool, b~autiful, tric burr:1:.:- a!armt :-:e',a: ~!!.ti t:',~jnt. heavy hinged, $100 instal. new, by owner. 313-385. FIRST OFFERING ------5 years old, fully operating, ture, alc.;liance5, pianos - Call 5 to 8 - No Brokers WOODBRIDGE EAST and ",'ith excellent cash or what have you. Call for led, Removal of old win- 9340. Custom built 3 bedroom, 2lh Lovely town house, 2 bed. flow. 'fOwner wl'll stay on ree es t'Inia tes. 343.0481 or dows, doors, free! Replace. 885-5799 bath Colonial on cul.de.sac. 822 2208 OON'DOMINIUM - Whittier. rooms, 1 full, 2 lh baths, and finance. . . ment prime winaows, awn. Living room, formal dining ings. Po r c h enclo~ures. 1.94. Large living room, room, extra large kitchen clubhouse, pool. Mid 70's. PETOSKEY PROPERTIES 21A-PIANO SERVICE Aluminum and vinyl sid- WOODBRIDGE EAST bedroom, kitchen and din. with built.ins, large family I 771-8108. .413 E. Lake st. 5-room brick Condo. 2 large bedrooms, 21h baths, ing "L". Stove, re(rigera .. ings and trim. Gutters, 7 room with fireplace. 1st KENSINGTON _ First block Gasligh~ D.istrict PIANO TUNING and repair. colors to choose from. Deal rec room, completely carpeted. All appliances tor, air conditioning, car. floor laundry room, large north of Mack _ 8 room Petoskey, Michigan 49770 ing. W 0 r k guaranteed. and window treatments. Club house and swim. peted, big closets. First direct. Father and /lon patio. awnings, eIectric air..,. Engll'sh 3 ....edrooms 2 (616) 347-5360 ' Member 465AFM,6358 Ed war d ming pool facilities. Security guard. ~fust be floor. $19.500, By owner. salesman and installers. cleaner, central gas heat baths, fireplace in ii~ing I PAT VERHELLE, Broker Felske. . . Phil's Home Service. Est- seen. 885-0497. and air conditioning. Pel' roo~, new 2'h car. garag_~. SEE AD for Cherry Orchard COMPLETE piano service. tablished 1953. Licensed. PETTINE REALTY GROSSE POINTE WOODS - fect condition. 60x~63 lot. B~~uh~ under "Farms For Sale." Tuning, rebuilding, refin. Call . 775-7880 - 521.4Q30 J"- 4-bedroom, bril'k nungalow. 19857 Wedgewood Drive vate rear Y~hu. ~A.",,;.,nn., Column 12.C ill today's ishing. Me m b e r Piano 371.3724 ANY TIME, family room, air condi. By appointment. No brokers By owner. Weekends and paper Technicians Guild. Zech. tioned. Assumable mort- 886.7213 after 6 weekdays. 882- .______Bossner, 731.7707. NEED gage. $59,900.886.5746. LOVELY FAMILY HOME 1884. l~PETS FOR SALE 1 21B-S£WING IMPROVEMENTS? A GREAT BUY 3 BEDROOM Colonial' - IIf.! A-I-R-'I.:-D-A-L-E-pu-pp-I-'es-,-1-01 Three bedrooms and full bath on 2nd floor. with ON,E.BEDROOM condomini. MACHINE Call the specialist in baths, storage, 1st floor enters onto a screened front urn, decorated, new carpet- HAMPTON 1242 'baths, garage, finished weeks old, AKC, shots, kitchens, rec roolUS, addi. ing and drapes. Lots of ex, MARTER.VERNIER AREA basement. Excellent CJn. champion sired. 399-4824. COMPLETE tune.up $3.95 tions, plumbing, elee. up- porch to living room with fireplace and hand GROSSE POINTE WOODS dition. $72,900. No brokers ._____ All makes, all ages. All hewned woodwork, formal dining room, kitchen, tras. R i vie r a Terrace, dating, insulation, commer. Gorgeous 3 bedroom brick 'pleas~! 9a11 after 6 p.m, F1R:IDECALICO cat to good parts stocked. 885-7437. bedroom and full bath. All aluminum storms and $54,900. 779.1818 or 773- mercial offices, lounges, Colonial. Living room with 881.Q345. home. Female, approxi. screens. !lh car garage, nice fenced yard. 7651. 21 C-ELECTRICAL restaurants, licensed and bay window and natural ------mately 5 years old. 881. insured. u I:A D I V I:IAA ,I-I()R I=C:: I' I~~~ fn ...... l tlin;na GROSSE POINTE WOODS 3795 after 7. 1219 BEACONSFIELD OPEN SERVICE SUNDAY 2-51'.".. II ;;;f;~~th~~~ 'ii~~ "'ho~-;~ 'fo; ;~;~:""f~i;"'~~~m -~7iih IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FREE ESTIMATES '"======j d C 11 . k' ch 'th Beautifully decorated 3 bed. FREE - 3 kittens. 8 weeks BOB'S ELECTRIC, licensed CALL 824-1292 .. ~ale in Harper Woo s. a knotty pme, It. en WI room Ranch, living room contractor. Violations, serv OLONIAL for details. 774-4060. built-w, tiled basement, with natural' fireplace, old. 886'{)034. ice change. Grosse Pointe VOCCIA GEORGIAN C 21421 Brierstone patio, 1~ car garage. 1m. d" f '1 mmg room, ami y room, COCKATIELS - 'I'wo, male vicinity. 875-9766. 1161 BALFOU R ROAD 21217 Brierstone mediate possession. Priced llh b th 1 1 . t CONSTRUCTION 20088 Woodland in the $70's. / a. s, . ove y pnva e and female. Cage. $100 ELECTRICAL violations .cor CO., INC. Lovely Colonial on professionally landscaped grounds. 20428 Woodland JIM SAROS yard With mgro~nd pool. takes all 884-2325. reeted. Electrical repairs h h h 1. . ,11f.!car l!aragc With expan-I . Additions ~~t~r:i~~~~C~, -:::~~r~:i;t~;o~' li~:;~,r~~~ I 20068 Wuudside 886~9030 sion potential. Price reo -F-R-E-E-F-e-m-a-le-ki-'-tt-e-n-w-i-th-un-.done. Licensed electrica 1 Dormers contractor. Garages kitchen, powder room on first. Paneled ree room GROSSE POINTE-735 Uni. ------duced. 886-6960 or usual markings. L{lVCS peo- FLAME FURNACE CO. Kitchens with wet bar, screened porch and patio. Custom [ versity - Spacious home, GROSSE POI NTE 64~5000 Ext 372 pIe and. othe.r cats. 881. 527.1700 Fireplaces decorating. $129,500. Open Sunday 1-5. By owner. formal dining room, fire- SHORES . 6408. WIll deliver. I Brick and Cement work No brokers, please. 822'{)203. place, b~ilt.ins, rec room, S EDGEWOOD DR. 3 bed.' GROSSE POINTE WOODS------I Bank financing available central :ur, owner ready to I .r?o!" ~.•.n..c.h.,2~,.b_,a_t_hs,_~a_n_.11713 Hollywood, 3 bedroom l~ .wEEK OLD Gray/white CALL 884-8219 ~------~~~--_--,I;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;-'..;.------:;-...:------negotiate. 774-4060. . .. ('mtnm l'nlnnil.l l'1'il"N'i'lit. kittens, $5 each. 527-1206, I Complete A "'IVTIA"'r I H(\mp Modernization eu:u llunuy, .uvU'1> .vum ed throug'hout,' -baths, after 6 p.m. BY OWNER CUSTOM BUILT T hie 1 e and large family room with i~ I _ /"\I"l I I I/V\C 777.2816 773.l1()5 home in St. Clair Shores- fireplaces, din i n g and fireplace:. den, screened ENGLISH Springer puppies, C &: SELECTRIC I 1340 BRYS 3 bedrooms, 11f.!baths, first breakfast rooms. FM.AM porch, fm1shed b~sement. show quality. Bl8ck-white, LIC, & INSURED MODERNIZE to modernism. GROSSE PO INTE WOODS floor laundry, attached ga- inter. corn. Paneled rec ~~~~;.\~re:.p~~~~~ef.~ and liver.white. 885.9163. . 30 years experience. '171. I GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY 1091, Warren Schultz, Af. 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, new kitchen, living room, dining 7 7 rGagRe'OIDS.:>_thEep 00'S"t ,!7 4-4 OtlCI' room with fireplace, wet' I ter I) p.m. room, new aluminum siding, 2 car garage. • bar and powder room. p.m. 2O--G£N£RAL SERVICE T E Laundry and s tor age GROSSE POINTE WOODS, i . HOOVER HADLEY SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT SCHOOLS rooms. Central air and Immediate possession, Lig. • PLUMBING FACTORY AUTHORIZED HOME IMPROVEMENT 884-6987 Harper Woods-First offer- sprinkler system. Alumi. ~ett.Ferry school area. • PLASTERING SERVICE INC. ing - Custom 3 bedroom num trim. Attached 2 car Newly decorated, carpeted • PAINTING POINTE VACUUM COMPLETE REMODELING brick ranch. Family room, garage with electric open. quad home. 4 bedrooms, • CARPENTRY FREE PICKUP AND SERVICE central air, IIf.! baths, un. er. NO BROKERS. 2~ baths, living room, din- DELIVERY Kitchens, baths, rec. rooms CUSTOM COLON IAL derground $prinkling sys- 884-3545 ing room. modern kitchen • MASONRY NEW REBUILT PARTS and ,additions, including 615 LAKESHORE ROAD tern, garage, many extras. FOR APPOINTMENT with built-ins, double oven, • VIOLATIONS counter tops, cabinets, pan- Priced in low 50's. _ large family room with CORRECTED TU 1-0700 21002 MACK eli~, aluminum siding, GROSSE POI NTE SHORES CENTURY 21 :::,R05SE POINTE WOODIS-- fireplace, den, large laun. • NOTHING TOO SMALL trim and gutters. Licensed 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, three lh baths, great family CHARTER OAKS-779-li~~" 3 bedroom brick Colonial. dry room. finished base. GUY DE BOER ALL TYPES of electrical and insured. home, beautiful lake view, formal living and !lAl baths, den, 2 car brick ment with pantry, 2 car work. Ranges, dryers in. 886-0520 dining rooms, terrace room, library, large break- HARPER WOODS garage, patio with gas grill, garage, air conditioned, 776.3708 885-4624 stalled-remodeling. Elec.1 ------fast room, 5 natural fireplaces. Security system. Fleetwood: Mint condition. rage, patio with gas grill, hot air heat, lawn sprink- trical repairs, fixtures. Li. REPAIR miYWALL, plaster, Heated pool, 4 car garage. Mutschler kitchen. 3 bedroom Cape Cod. New $87,500. 1454 Fairhohne. lers, inter-com, burglar GUTIER CJ.EANING Servo censed and imured. Col. roofing, gutters, painting, Built 1963. Shown by appointment. C.F. CO. carpet, naturlll fireplace, 88&-8721. sYstem, patio, fenced yard. ice. 774-9651. ville Electric Company. other repairs. Reasonable Call Pat 923-6900 weekdays only, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. family room. Grosse Pointe I- .For sale by owner. 713------Evenings 774.9110. Days rates. Call Dennis 778-5654 Schools. FARMS 3 bedroom ranch - EXPERIENCED handyman LA 6-7352. ------Van Antwerp: 2 bedroom 2 ear garage. Near Kerby 2040. will do ,painting, gutter S &: J ELECTRIC M. J. K. 1977 CUSTOM FRENCH COLONIAL ranch, natural fi rep.ace,1 and Brownell school, golf 1834 ALLARD-Ranch,.. ,horne cleaning or any .tough den. Grosse Pointe Schools. course, park, beach, trans- low 70's, move-in condition, cleaning jobs. Low rates. Residential. Commrecial MAl NTENANCE Located on quiet court 1 block from the lake in the portatlon, Sho'Nn by ap- Ilh-car garage.' Call Mike ll62'()()00. No Job too Small Painting, pI as t e r i n g, rec Farms. Features large family ,room with beamed pointment. By owner . .wg. 1 ~-2930 rooms, all types of remod. celling, brick fireplace and copper hood. Formal WILCOX 884-.3550 ()192 ' QUALITY WORK: Roofing, ellng. . 5/5 GROSSE POINTE PARK painting, basement water. RETIRED master electrician. living and dining rooms. Completely equipped HARPER WOODS 885-1518 883-1839 Quaker Maid kitchen with Genn.aire range. Four ST. CLAIR SHORES - 21747 1030-1032 Way-burn. Passe:! proofing, gutters, concrete Llcented, violations, servo LARGE LOT-Charming 5. Trombly, 9 Mile and Har- inspection. S3tJ,SOO.Before and most all home im. ices increased. Also mall T,M. SELLEKE bedrooms. Master with fireplace, 31k bath5--0ne room brick ranch on a of unique California wo~d design with Jacuzzi. per area. 3 bedroom brick, 3:30. 8815-4282. proVements. F r e e esti. jobs TU IS2966 ~ee.P.•~'1!ijJu!b: J~~ail-_ 'aluminum trim, .finished KlNGSVlLr;E'i9'M5 .:.::.'tiun. niate.:r;'Rea1br1ab1e"'ratl~'f.'I' . ,- /,' " ' HOME Man)' .ad Thursday, August 23, 1979 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Thirty-One 21-~ROOFiNG-- ~--!it=i--~Aii-iT!NG 121-I-PAlhiiIHG ! 21K-W'NOOW 12!~EMlNT AND I 21S-CARPENTER SEkVICES 1 __ DECO~,~TiNG_1 DECORATiNG WASHING BRICK WORK" SERVICE Hig Siaie Fair Opens Friday- EXPERT REPAIRS WHITEY'S . JOSEF'S I GROS~E- POINTE -Flrem;;; BRICK WORK LE'I'OThe "biggest and best the units are the "highest SMALL JOBS • Wall Papering WALLPAPER REMOVAL will do win.dow washing. TUCK POINTING BtlILDING COMPANY ever" Grand Opening Parade quality ever." 774 965 • Interio P' r g • E . d 821.2984. PORCHES AND I Since 1911 of Ihe 1979 Michigan State Weathercasters have been ROOFING- GU1TTERS • Reason~bl:I~;kes • I:s~~~:nce I K. WINDOW Cl;aning Com. CHIMNEYS REBUILT Custom Building .IFair will roll down Fort parade grand m:mhals since , • Good Work • Reliable pany. Siorms, screens, gll.:.., __ .• ~NgA!tui!t~~ED , p'a'~t'l:f ,~mSk~turh IIpecildt)', street in D(\w:;tm~rn n ..trnit I !!-'7':l, !1ft.. ,. tl>.. ir:famnus A RPET I • Call - no job too small Estimates at no charge or ters, aluminum cleaned. '-' I a, era ..ons, I c ens. today. August 23. The tealr, "Rain Fair" or 1975 S4tW nine 21H-C I Advance MainteOllnce TU 23222 CLEANING~ 526 -9987 o'Jligation. Insured. Free estimates. 884.9512 , . oldest in the nation, opens of the Fair's 11 days washed _.------_ I ------776-8267 882-0688 MAC tomorrow, August 24, at 10 out by record- b rea kin g K CARPET - PAINTER-handyman, Inter. R AN I ALBERT O. THO "a.m. and runs through Labor showers - ior.exterior. Home repairs. WA LLPA PER 21 M- SEW"R&:; SERVICE Y r NC • Day. Sep tem be r 3. "Having the weather ex- CLEAN ING Free estimates. G r 0 sse ---ALLRITE CONSTRUCTION We lire general contra(;~ors, More .than 160 bands, f1oat~, pers lead the parade has Pointe references. Call C t and Block Work f JI st t d th COMPANY I SEWER CLEANING emen One call. t~kes car~ 0 ,,1 eque nan earns an 0 er worked miracles" said State CARPET Russell. 8855125. REMOVAL I Repair faucets and clean any Drives. Patios. Floors rt"lr bUIldmg. remodellr,g unit.~ - including some from Fair manager 'William P. SPECIALISTS ---T---'------. . 0'. Porches. Walks problems lanl:e or small. Ohio and Canada - will Upina,' "Instead of record . • Steam Extraction ED S I BY JEl"l" size dram Repillr sump I Garage~ built or rais~d _ TU 2-0628 comprise the parade, headed I breaking rains. we've had • Shampoo WALLPAPER RE~IOVlNG I Free E~timatcs - Insured pumps. Free EstImates Professional b lh t f D EXCJ lJ"IVEI Y (L R t ) CALL 521-0447 . - 1 y.w,ea er exp~l s ro~. e. gorgeous late-summer Mich . ~.SuiJn""h.~ofs~.de..~y~:wC;Ire'aPn'CI:nlUg\liiitl Free Esti~at~s .-: 'Insured I 14 yea~: ex~::ience ALL WORK GUARANTEED Work. Licensed ;;~~ Insured. WAY N E'S CU ---OM trOlt s three malO" televlSJon igan weather and record. 1 5 P S' I 778-4271 469-1694 ~ I stations. breaking gate reveI,u ..ii the •... at affordablu prl'ces 31.7555 rompt ervlce REMODELI NG S El' t f WDIV TV ~ 7795235 00'>6594 21~-A~j)HAL T WORK ------onny 10 0 ., past three years." 882.0688 ------. 00,," ~ I I~ ba I f WXYZ-TV ------PAT IO'S Kitchens, baths, sements, . Jerry Hodak 0 Mr. Upina forsees the ------, M .J .K. PAINTING AL'S ASPHALT PAVING f . rl . dB Z V f WJBK CARTER'S Carpet, furniture MAl NTENANCE Since 1944 ARE OUR ONLY BUSINF,SS orrmca an ceramic spe. an arty e an 0 • streak continuing for this deaning. 25 years ex peri. Interior. Exterior Painting. Neat, fast and efficient. In. Owner supervision and plan. PATIO MAGIC, INC. ~~al~s~~~~~nt:.peJu~;~~:;~ ;h~l:,ilI serve as Grand Mar. fair, the first under the di. cnce by Wilbur. 778-1680. Complete line of home terior, l'xterior. Call Sieve ning. Guarantee quality 779-6864 . 776.3338 I low bid Guaranteed good The parade will begin at rection of the Michigan De. ------Impr t for free estimate. workm:lOship at reasonable ------'k C II f f . . d partment of Natural Resour. 21-I-PAINTING, 885.1518 ovcmcn ~85.1839 371-7572 rat'.)s. BRICK WORK : ,",or. a. or r~ estl'j 1l:3~ a.m. at Fort and Thl1' , ces. He noted fairgoers also DECORATING ------1 ~EAL COATING NEW OR REPAIRS I mates and Ideas. Licensed. movlOg east to Woodward, '11' th' t ------COLLEGE PAINTERS - 7714355 J ff d WI notIce more an JUs ------MICHAEL'S SPECIALIST 25 YRS, IN POINTES -. t~en south to e. erson an cosmetic changes. BACK IN BUSINESS INTERIOR, EXTERIOR St t' d d' . BOB D MEYER fmally west to Gnswold. ", Painting - Decorating PAl NT ING 5 YEARS IN GROSSE a e .:ceJ'lse an msurance e DOCTOR BOB I Harold Arnoldi State Fair We ve torn down some Wall Washing. Elmer 'r, DECORATI NG I POINTE AREA References 824-0193 FOR director of sp~ial events unsightly old buildings. re- LaBadie, 882.2064. REFERENCES 281.0526 284.5534 ALL HOUSE NEEDS said this vear's is the largest, vamped and brightened the ------1 Inlcrior.Exlerior Sen'ice FREE ~'TIMATE I NINO cement work, drive. I BIG OR SMALL I fair parade ever "by far" and I Coliseum and replaced the GROSSE POINTE Paintin~ and Wal1p~pe~ing DOUG 882-1826 C & J ASPHALT way. porch, steps, etC. 1- CARPENTRY I drab old benches and tables AntJ<,Iu!1!gand var~ls.hmg ------PAVING INC. 247.2256. WALLPAPER with attractive new ones in CONTRACTORS Stnppmg and stammg A.l Exterior and interior Improve the value of your 21P-WATERPROOFING CABINETS 21Z-LANDSCAPING the entertainment and picnic CUSTOM PAINTING AND Complete kitchen refinshing painting, wallpapering, also home wilh a professional YOU NAME IT ------areas," he said. WALLPAPERING Free estimates _ 885-3230 co.mmercial, 28 years expe. job. Over 20 years serving 8824291 Aft 6 JAMES EXPERT ANTIQUING I r'ence, licensed, insured. Grosse Pointe h driveways CRAS. F. JEFFREY I - er TREE SERVICE Decorations, he points out, 885-8155 I F:XPF:~T PAINTIN.G. paper. I Free estimates. 1-781-5461. and sealing. Free estimate'! 882.1800 \ I A I . ,will include candy-striping of FREE ESTIMATES hangmg. Free eslJmates. G. ... I Owner supervised. Reler- • Basement Waterproofing II 1'\ I Tree and stump removai I poles. bunting for buildings INSURED Van Assche. 881-5154. INTERIOR.Extenor pamtlOg. ences included and insur- • Underpin footings r NTERIOR DESIGN '725-4598 and "a mile of pennants," M' liS t J Free estimates. Call 294- anee. • Cracked or caved-in walls Custom design carpentry, I MICHEL PILORGET-Land- J multicolored banners wh?se IC lae a mary r. I KELM 6448 I CALL ANYTIME References kit c h t' n specialists. Li- scaping. Complete service. ' total length surpasses a mile. GROSSE POINTE-IFl~?: ~~~~!~g, ~ re~~n!~~i,~:' GEOR~E'S PAINTING. 291 773-8087 I Licensed Insured I censed. Cal! Joseph Sma., Design specimen plants. ! The red, white and blue PAINTER'S, INC. E;pe;tj~'~tai~. ~..~"""J' years experience. All win- ADVANCED PAVING-As. CONCSOTD'.RDUECNTSION 52?78tl5 or 924- "WE p~~6~m:ES" i '~OYf~~f.ereaeC;te:n-::t'seeprt/an:J.igni[mede\~n'itr,~e~I"!"n;- Painting interior - exterior, 535 7253 dow~, cracks, caulk and phalt paving, concrete and I ~~i:l.e\','icz,. _ 1 l - A Paperhanging and pan.el. - - - put lied. Clean, guaranteed seaI.coating. L;censed since 924 21T PLUMBI~G ~D ,------1 ESTABLISHED 1 - f"'II Af"'II THREE C'S cluding Chic. the group with ing. Free estim, ates cheer- PAl NTERS wor...k 8415961 1955. 775-3600. HEATI~G ------.----- All types of basemp.nt water. f"'II i h. 1\.11"'\<::('"A PI!\.lr.: , a top record in the nation. :~~,Ji;::~2~"""& I I"::~.~~:~~t£:t~;r:;:f~~l~!l~~~~~;,~'IZj~~i:~~~~12:::~:;;~~=:_~~:II' FRApN ,,'L..KJ.~tv-,.RB_.~I.NW,,.._']EIRI' • C::::~]~:~:~ii;:tial ~:~l;i~r~~.'~~~::sin~~~: ANDY KEIM, Decorator - window puttying, caulking. Pete, 885-5700. I CHAS. F. JEFFREY ------'~ L - '\ \..'] • Lawn and Garden Rabbit.t and Crystal .Gayle, Professional painting and Good work. Grosse Pointe ------, MASON CONTRACTOR SPECI~LIZING i!1 rep.airs, & H EAT IN G • Power Raking rock-dlsco groups S 1St e r wallpapering. Free esli. references. Rea son. LIZZA BROTHERS - 3 col. LICENSED _ INSURED qualIty work priced right, • Top Soil, S~nd Peat, Sledge, Styx and T:,-vares and mates, References. 881. able. Free estimate. Call lege painters. llilod, fast • Brick • Block • Stone cracks eliminated. Grosse LICENSED MASTER Fertiliting' country st~s Cnsty Lane, 6269. John anytime, 368.5098. and rea~ ______891.5896 891.6584 W EXPERT ANTIQUE restora. ations in our shop. 20733 METICULOUS, careful, fall e Its, JO. opportumtles,. cur- 527-7604 R. R. CODDENS tion, refinishing and reo Mack at Vernier (8 Mile). clean up in lawn mainten- ~ent legIslation. and contmued ______gluing. Tony Sertich. 892. Ask for Anna. 881-5585. ance. Reasonable rates. mvolvement wIlh th~ Navy. PROFESSIONAL CEMENT 8598. 1------831-3797 To m,ake reservatIons. for WALLPAPER CONTRACTOR ------ALTERATIONS and repairs, . the semmar and the optional 2t-S-Carpenter after 5:30, 885-2573. Sales Locatl'ons luncheon, call the Navy Pub- ROOF HANGER Family business for 55 years --.------lie Affairs Office at 466-5550. WILL TAI"E NEW WORK • New and repair work Service ALTERATIONS by Mrs. B ------.... N . b t 11 ------I Grosse POI'nte area 37? The GrossePoonte News moy be ''''''''. 511UTTEIS, .IINOS I(.... LEAK IMMEDIATELY • 0 JO 00 Sl'la 0678. . •. purchasedat the fallowinglocations: UfMANN CUSTOM to inl\.".H.L.l Hold SIO«.l>o IlOOIS ..... 0 WINDOWS .VERY GOOD RATES • Driv;)ways <1,nl1 porches I !'- .EXPERIENCE IN ALL our speciany HOME REPAIR ! -E-X-P-E-~I\-~J.-----,,------I E. JEFFERSONTO CITY LIMITS .. 0 REPAIR • PatI'os I Tailoring, Ult:"". R,verhouse Gift Shop, MarineI ~oronarv " pen PAPERS AND FABRICS Remodeling, repairs of any making, alterations, Good Dnve and the Rlverhouse I .I SPECIALISTS .CUSTOM PAINTING • Chimneys kind. Work alone. No job service, reasonable prices. Pork Pharmacy, E. Jefferson one -- GRA' TOP .NO JOB TOO LARGE • Waterproofing 100 big or small. Rotten Mariam. 755-2087. the CIty Lim,ts The firth annual Michigan FREE ESTIMATES' .INSURED WITH • Violations repaired window cords, window GROSSEPOINTE PARK I Heart Association, (MHA). SALES AND SERVICE REFERENCES CALL ANY TIME sills, jambs, doors, porch. 21 Z-LANDSCAPING lOr;k:~t;tore, Kerchevo~o~ ~?r~nal):OPsen.wil~ ~ .~e~~ 15911 IlfKHEVAl Roof leaks Guaranteed MARK HOOVER 886-5565 es, basements, attics. Call 1------Art'. Party Store. Kercnevalono I ,\ieulle"Ud,)'. "V''''''U''1 .... '" "'t .. AI,.. • 1ft "'" hi,.. 20 Yrs. Experience 1 TRIMMING, removal. spra)'. Wayburn Bald Mountain GoU Course. lU 5.6000 e-_ .. 779- 1545 1 PORCHES, patios. new or reo Bill L)'nn, 773-0798. ing. feeding and stump reo GROSSEPOINTE CITY Lake Orion. ,CALLBILL 882-5539 built, tuck pointing, caUlk.' . moval F r e e estimates. AI~~~i;orty Store, Mock ond St. The tournament. which is INTERIORS ing. point sealer with Hi. • AttJcs.~Porch E~~Ioseures Complete tree ~ervice. Call Cunni~ham Drug Store, Notre opzn to anyone who has had BY DON AND LYNN Tex. Chimney repairs and I • AddItions • Kilchens Fleming Tree Service. 774-1 NotreDomeDomeendPharmacy,KerchevalKercheval am- fonn of heart ailment ~ is To Advertise Under Husband.wife tea m. Paint. rebuilt. B3sement water- • Commercial Buildings 6460. and Norre Dome held each \'car to encourage 1,1., The Guide to I ing, wallpaper perfection- proofing. 29 years experi. J 1M SUTTON 1------BO;:ndSe~~~~eeHO.pitOI,Codieuxi heart pati"ents to increase Good ServIce TU .:5~a-5-5 Call I ~~~~r;~c~':a~~7~5x5~~icm:c. ~~~6~:~u"hl ~lcEachei'il. i TV 4.i~7i.Brys D~~e 2-24361 LA NPODS'NeATEpR1l\.1G GRR~~; ~~i~o;Ep~~~~~, Mack ~~~i~ili~~~g~n~! (~ccr;:~;~~:~ EAST SIDE CAB CO. ------MASONR------I'~ and Moron public awareness of heart pa- RadiO ConlrOlied Pac •• g. o."ve.'Y Sonnng Ea.r s.dot 0.'_ and Subu>t>s 882-3500 EXTERIOR Y REPAIRS HARRY SMITH I. Spring Clean Up Tr~:,rt\CrmOCY,Kerchevolen the tients' t>otential for such PAINTING I SPECIALIZE IN BUILDING CO. I. Thatching K"R~rug., Kerche',eland Fi.t1er activities. 2 POINTE GENTLEMEN I • Chimney EstabU h d . • Fertilizing Schettler Drugs, F"her ond Mol' Entrants are reminded to EVPERIEN ''''D • T k . t' 'S e In • W kl L Care mee check with their physicians SERVICiNG THE GROSS£ POiNTES •• • . c~ , uc pom mg IGrosse Pointe Area Since 1937 ' ee - y awn Cun."~."l-",,.,.,0, ..;,. 7 M:!c Rec:! •• .,'". I REFERENCES I • Porches I R,'Sidentir.l and Commercial • Bcd Work and Mock oClOre gOlllflg III lilt. lOu; FOR OVER 1/2 CENTURY FREE F.8TIMATES I • Bricks replaced nemodelin!! • Bushes Trimmed. Cottoge Hospital. Kerchevolond ney However. it is note- ANDY 8857067 E 11 G -. 10 Y E Muir worth\' that even multiple In" Sty" , - - . i "xce ent .. rosse Pointe" ~Ilel'ations and Maintenance ~ars xpencnee GROSSEPOINTE WOODS beart' attack patients havt' 0' "ltc. ,21J WALL WASH.MG" references. Call after 6 pm. New Construction • S?ddlOg Me"t Wood. Phormocy. Mock played in past Coronary ".d,1I for , •• - 775-7362 385-3900 885.7013: ~Icens~d Ar~~~.B0D';::'~mSot~~.Mock near Opens, officials say WA 1.6282 GROSSE POINTE Fireman ------_ ------nsure. 8 MoleRood Bald :\lountain Golf Course I will do wall was hi n g. GRAZIO QUALITY WORK by carpen • ~;ee Estlmatcs. Gr~~~ ~~~~~ees:'7"rmocy.Mack is especlalh.' well suiled for 821-2984 . CO" 5 ter '''I't'' o"er 30 "ear- ex DeSIgn and ConslructlOn T P T ioct.'i., . IJ TRUCTION " :0. ,,".' Ollr Specl'alty redTA~rhormocy,Mockand or. a touTnament. having bnth a Chaill Link AII.St~.1 Ift4 I _.____ ' perience in Grosse Pointe. '. . ~fAINTEN- A'NCE -com--I Ccment drives. fl,oors., patios. K't h did b DAVE BARLOW Horkne" Phormocy, Mock ond flat. casv executive course. Rllttic Styl.t K n h I C ens remo e e. ase. Lo IU021.1,," t ••• c fI.14 372-3022 ~~~~~d, reason~blc. 886.! ~~\~~~~'IC,~~~I~.,A~~~'reo 1 i lo~~~to~;~~';:H~o~~~~;~'!';;-'.c~"e. 1'(' T~e:l\~s:;~~~~on is a t'nit, , \ ) • '" ..... • Page Thirty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 23, j 9i9 * * * * Feature Page * * * * Pointer of Interest II h From Another Pointe of View f!J~nte .- S..ort and to fib=-====-=------I · t (Continued from Page 20) The Poln e ering boats up and down the East Coast, he got an Counter Points I '- .'1 idea •.. By Pat Rousseau (Continued from Page 22) He noticed that there were dozens of publica- Named to Albion College's tions for boaters in the Atlantic coastal waters. He The End Of Summer Saie ... at Vlalton-Pierce ! spring semester f)(>an's List couldn't r~an anything equivalent for the boaters is a fashion bargain h'mter's delight with up to were PATRICK J. HARRI'lof Lake St. Clair. 75% OFF a eood selection of dresses and sport TY, son of DR. and MRS. SO when Bill came back to Detroit, he started separates. You' can als~ pick up a new swimsuit at I W!L!:!A v. ". HARRITY, of, ~~""p.1:'!'.~!~!"'_.On.. J ,Jllrp ~ ...... ,t tJ,,. rffiuJt .i.... ".'f.he a savings of 1/3 to lh off. Think ahead to that win- Vend()me road, TERRY H. Pirate's G~id~ 't~~~ St. Clair." ter vacation ... a new swimsuit to make a fashion GARDNER, son of the EU. The book took him throo years to write, part splash for the saver. Speaking of things ahead ... GENE R. GARDNERS, of t' (f]I' h' d't f "Th S . Ad Allard avenue, MARIANN Ime:, u bme, e s e 1. or 0 e e~or vo- the fashion trend in jewelry is to wear a choker GE"{EMATAS daughter ()f cate, a monthly tab pubhshed by the Wa~ ne Coun- and a matinee length gold chain together, particu- MR. and MRs. WILLIAM ty Office on Aging and distributed locally at the larly with a suit ... the choker inside, the longer GENEMATAS, of Woodland Grosse Pointe Woods Pre s by t e ria n Church chain out. Pearls are being worn the same way. Shore drive. AMY J. KACK. Nutrition Site). They are an important size ... 8 millimeters. At LEY, daughter of DR. and * * * Walton-Pierce you'll see Les Bernard's handsome MRS. JAM.ES E. KACKLEY, Bill finds St. Clair particularly interesting be- twists of gold in choker and matinee length chain. ~~:Jm:elfc\~~~R ~~~ cause he thinks it's been ignored by writers w.ho The pearls are also on display. There are new I ter of the EARL KRE. have concentrated on the Great Lakes. snakeskin bracelets in deep fall colors. There's lots Ii I HERS of Beaufail road, In his book, illustrated with 80 original pen- of glitter in fall and winter evenings. Take the min- I RICHARD R. MUIR. son of and-ink drawings, charts and graphs and low level iature brown and goid plaid cocktail dress that just DR. and MRS. RICHARD R aerial photography of every harbor entrance, he arrived. It is cut slender but not clingy and has t>hoto by David Kromer MUIR, of Bed for d r()ad, aims to cover it all: history to legend to trivia to short, short sleeves with a bit of gathering to shape MRS. THOMAS F. McGANN, OF TOURAINE ROAD ERIC T. SPITZER, son of the practical information on the weather, on swimming, them. You'll be seeing matillac threads in knits. By Ann Wallace I LOUIS SPITZERS, of Haw. fishing and watering holes, marinas, fairs and The one from Jayna is black with silver patterning 1 I Native Daughter th()rne. road, and RICHARD festival the two pieces. Lots of savings ... lots of fashion There probab y isn't a tennis player now serv- A native of Grosse Pointe, E. VERMEULEN, son of AS.. .. - '11 d h' b k "Th I, g oIleYI'ng who doesn't apprecI'at th tIt . . MR and MRS JULIUS VER. s for the pirates ... tll name IS 00 . e news ... now at Walton-Pierce. n or v " e e a en s Lynn matriculated through" P' t' G 'd " b th C" h "rttl _ * .. ., of the finalists competmg at Wlmbleton, in Eng- the schools here-Saint Clare MEUDEN, of Brondstone Ira e s !-1l" e ecause e lue J as a I e ro land, who hit the ball so accurately, and with such de Montefalco, Saint Paul's road, aU freshmen. More man~e to. It, " ",.. Gourmet Or Everyday . Whatever your a vengeance. including Wendy Turnbull, one of the and then the University ()f were WILLIAM V. HARRI. I thi~k, he says, that s th~ 111uswn people cooking needs, ihe expt!ri,s Ut lrrutschli!T Kitchens, doubles finalists in recent play. Detroit, where she recci~cd TY. son of DR. and MRS. want to IlYe when they take. t~elr boats out for Inc. can design a kitchen that's yours alone. St?P Miss Turnbull's excellence I, her Bachelors degree in EdU'[ WILLIAM A. HARRITY, of the weekend on Lake St. ClaIr. in today and see the variety of cabinet styles avatl- I wIll. be demonstrated nght. problems of theIr. pattents,. cat'IOn an d me t h~r husban..d REYVendomeA RIDDELLroad and JEFF.f * '" * able from Wood-Mode, Coppes, Ruth and Poppen- here in the Detroit area-at particularly burn patients." Mr. McGan~, mvolve.d In DR _ d' .. n" WILb~~ ~ Speaking of Books .. , poh~, 20227 Jitluck Avenu€, 884-3700. I th" Farmington Racquet Club And tho;> Blltt",r",[! Child the. constructIOn ma~hJnery I nT;'~~' y"Tu":i~;~h"n ,. "n' There's a really good one just out that yo~'~l '" • * to be exact-during Tennis Syndrome now has become bus~~ess, t ~e~ up f ~ t th.e , b;it;oJ;;h~m;re;';'~d K~iiT want to add to your kitchen shelf col1~tion. It's Buff Your Way ••. to beallty. with the DeW Buff Beauty and Crumpets Inc.'s annual a part of the focus of medi. nor wes. sec Ion 0 e rod TECH th KURT Can Cook," ond its author is Helen E 0f "Yes, We Whit- Kit at the Notre Dame Pharmacy. It contains soap, pad and fund raising drive f()r Chilo cal care for the children. and was graduated from U. O' TECHS son f SUn~ingdale iug whose husband, IUacauley Whiting, is a mem- cream. Prl~d $8.25. It smooths and brightens skin. dren's Hospital of Detroit. Many Problems of D. with a Bachelor's de. d" .'. () • • • It will be the climax-the Speech and language prob. gree in Civil Engineering and rive, a JU~lO~ * her of Grosse Fointe's prominent Macauley family. Superfinals Sunday, Septem. lems for the pre.schooler .. , a Masters degree in Business Pointer SALLY A. BERSH. North, South, East Or West . . . ber 23-of the two.weekend a child not eating or sleep. Administration. BACK has completed the Le. fly-drive vacations are a super holiday f! assigned t() Spangdahlem Air er is MRS. CHARLES C. am. tournament which begins Sat. ing and the subsequent dif. Mrs. McGann, whose short. gal Assistant Pmgram con. BAKER, of East Detroit. at a reasonable cost. Travelwise trav- . Base, Germany, for duty with urday, September 15, in four ficulties for his/her family lived career as an elementary ducted by the Division of United States Air Forces in Megan was baptized in Our elers always ask for Mr. 886- Q . . . communities: D ear b 0 r n, . . . drug related problems sch.ool teacher in East De- Continuing Education at Oak. Europe. Lady Star of the Sea Church 0500. Downriver, Oakland and on . . . anorexia nervosa, an trolt was cut short more thiln land University, and was rec. • * • July I, dl'essd in a 100- " . . some 125 public and private aversion to food which can 20 years ago bji :ipproaching ognized during graduation MR. and MRS. CHARLES year.old lace.trimmed chris. A Menagerie ... of adorable stuff- tennis courts in the Grosse result in hospitalization due motherhood, now is ready to ceremonies August 22. J. BAKER, of Vernier road, tening robe brought to this ed animals has arrived at the Squir- Pointe area. to weight loss ... even the begin a new car>:ler. • * • announce the birth of their country from County An. , ... reI's Nest, 19849 Mack Avenue. Each People Count identification of minimal reo She recently earned her United States Air Force first child, a daughter, ME. trim, Ireland, by Mr. Baker's :. cuddly animal is locking for a h?me, Mrs. Thomas F. McGann, tardation in a junior high real est~te license and will Airman BARBARA. P. NA. GAN KATHLEEN, May 25. grandmother, MATILDA T. 1tfperhaps with the new baby as a gtft. Grosse Pointe benefit chair. schooler, not detected at an b~ workmg as a salesperson THAN whose h usb and, Mrs, Ba'ker is the former MELLON, and worn by him man this year and a four.year earlier age-all are treated. With a new ,development in JAMES. is the son of DR. * .. +: LOIS M,UNDY, daughter of and many other grandchil. committee worker planning Age of the patients at Chilo the Harbor Springs area. and MRS. ROBERT BIRK, dren and great.grandchildren The Way To Grow ... is tbe way to go. Name brands the EDWARD MUNDYS. of Tennis and Crumpets' an. dren's ranges from neo.natal "There will he some travel. of Stratford place, has. ~een Warren. Paternal grandmoth. at their christenings. you know . . . that's what we show . . . at Tony Cneter's nual fund raising drives, to 18, and sometimes older. ing Involved as time goes,. Bijouterie, 2lM45 Mack Avenue, GI'OS&ePointe Woods. Seiko, LongiDe-WUtnauer, Cross, Orange Blossom, e«, says that "the pe()ple on a for both in.patients and ()ut- on, but I am really looking nis and Crumpets, Inc., which be on sale during the tour ago, before the residence committee can make or break patients. forward tl) the challenge." began in 1967, we have an nament. house was built, a relative • • • the job." "The needs of this service Veteran Volunteer honorary chairman couple," "I don't imagine there are had a child hospitalized at Now's The Time ... to buy an area rug because She has been delighted were so impressive that it Lynn has been involved in notes Lynn. too many people who have Children's for needed sur- all area rugs except Karastan are 25% to 50% off with all of her 35 workers, was the decision of our board volunteer work for many "They are Gerald Slattery children, or know children, gery as a result of birth de- at Ed Maliszewski Carpeting. There's a good selec- all striving for a successful to channel this year's tour. years in her chi 1d r en's and Mrs. Slattery, of Lake. who aren't able t() relate a fects." tion at 21435 Mack between 8 and 9 Mile Roads, tournament, h()pefully realiz. nament funds to Phychiatric/ schools, the Christ Child So. shore road, who has been so 'Children's Hospital' story," The mother had to sleep 776-5510. ing "at least a total of $80,' Psychology's continued work ciety and, of course, Tennis involved with Children's Hos, notes Mrs. McGnn, "and how on the floor next to the * * • 000, with $32,OOQ from the and expansion," notes Lynn. and Crumpets. pital through. the years as a treatment there has helped child's bed, or on a couch in t Grosse Pointe unit. Tennis and Crumpets is This year, during T&C's member and president of its the youngsters." the hallway, d u r i n g th£O Storewide Celebration ... Seventy-first Anni. "This was the am 0 u n t seeking to increase its num. play, "crumpets" will be b()ard of directors. We are The h()spital continues to child's long recuperation. versary Sale at White's Old House, raised last year. Our goal this bers of players with "those available at a party for ev. delighted that they agreed grow. Its new facility, t~e 26717 Little Mack, St. Clair Shores.~. year is at least that amount," in past tournaments being eryone at the Country Club to share the spotlight dur- Ronald McDonald H()use, IS "So everyone who has an 1 ,I