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3~ Per Copy 36 Pages-Three Sections Publl.hed a. Second Chili Matter at the GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1983 $13 Pet Year Vol. 44, No.4 POlt Office at Detroit, Michigan
Could it be . • • a decline in tax assessments? live assessment figures. The "If they don't, they'll {>robab~y year's ligures. But 12-month have a real problem With theIr By Susan McDonald real estate market and chang~s m Grosse Pomte pubhc schools' the state Tax CommiSSIon's studies, still incomplete, may people." Year after year they climbed - show a 1 to 5 percent decline m Busmess Manager Christian Fen- gUIdelInes for figunng assess- ton said the system would lose at 10 percent, 17 and then more than ments Instead of usmg 3O-month the five POlntes, he added Thomas Kressbach, manager of least $300,000 for every 1 percent Grosse POinte City, said the de- a quarter - stnkmg dread m the studies of sales to compute aver- The assessed value of property hearts of Grosse POinte homeown- drop in values at current tax CISIOnWill be tough for small gov- age home values, assessors will is used to compute all property rates. ers Typed notIce::. of the new as- be allowed thiS year to use studies taxes owed to cities, the local ernments sessed value of your property for based on the 12 months of 1982, ,school system, Wayne County and The Cities have been asked to "I don't know If you're doing the Rob Patansu, owner of the the commg t ax year, usually m which should more accurately re- the county community college. review the'sales studIes and make taxpayer a favor by rolling back Esquire Theater, last week an- the mall by mid-February, had flect the down sWing III home While values were chmbmg (by as a deCISion on whtch one to choose assessments, then Increasmg the nounced a new admissIOn pol- become the most unwelcome SIgn prices much as 29 percent in one city m by Feb. 1, McEachran said He tax rate because you need the icy, good for all shows on Wed- of sprmg. 1981), those units of government trunks most government units WIll money," he said "The likelihood nesday and Thursday. Any pat- The deCISIOn on whether to use But thiS year It'S gOIng to be dif- were reaping the benefit of in- select the 12-month study. is that next year, if the economy rons who bring in an Item of those 12-month figures or also ferent, accordmg to offiCials m the legal 24-month sales studies Will creased revenue without voting to "After what we went through picks up at all, the assessments non-perishable food will be ad- hike tax rates Now th"t they're will be lllcreased agam anyway." mitted for 50 c{'nts countv assessor's offIce For the r{'''t With 10<'ill Cltv official <; ac- lil"t "pring (with record numbers commg down, those govt:l1IIlH:ml:. ftrst time m more than dU year::. - cording to Wayne County Director of appeals), I think they're going Kressbach said he had not yet Putansu is donatmg the food pOSSibly Since before World War of TaxatIOn George McEachran may face problems. to go with 12 month studies. Not to Crossroads East, Just down II_ assesbed values may actually evaluated figures for his city and He said 24-month studIes III McEachran saId he estimates that they want to, but from a pol- did not know what approach he the street on East Jefferson, in go down Not up, but down. Grosse POinte show no change in revenue loss to the cQunty Will ap- itical standpoint I thmk they'll would take Detroit. The organization dis- home values compared to last proach $5 million, based on tenta- have to," McEachran speculated. tributes bags of food to the The reasons are the depressed needy and runs a soup kitchen on East Forest. "It's a great deal," said Divorce and age Putansu. "For 50 cents people can see a mOVIe and be enter- tained, and help someone else • at the same time." Regular admission to the theater is $1 are on the rISe., A box of "Hamburger Help- er" might help more than you know. * -'80 census says They say everyone has an exact double of themselves By Susan McDonald Per capita income figures com- somewhere in the world We at It's been well over a decade piled by the census bureau re- the News have narrowed that since the state Attorney General flect mcome in 1979 dollars. The down consIderably, at least as ordered Grosse Pointe realtors to Shores, as usual, lead the way in far as our Society Editor Janet stop their racially discriminating Grosse Pointe with a per capita Mueller is concerned. "point system" for evaluating and mcome of $27,813. It was followed Janet has a haIr dresser, excluding prospective homeown- by the Farms at $21,701 per per- (Leo, of Leo's Hair Fashions), 'ers. But since that time, the num- son, the City at $16,533, the Woods who at their last session asked ber of black persons in the five at $13,808 and the Park at $13,271. Janet how her sign business Pointes had decreased, according Median family incomes were was going? Sign business, to 1980 census figures recently $57,951 in the Shores, -$38,400in the queried our Jan? made available by the Southeast Farms, $32,434 III the Woods, MiC'higan Council of Governments. $31,514 in the CIty and $29,644 in Whereupon Leo whipped out the Park. That compares With a a business letter and card from The census bureau found only ffl 1980 national median family in- Janet Mueller, of Pointe Pro- blacks (less than 1 percent of the come of just $19,661, according to motions, producer of "unique, total population) in the five the census. eye-catching indoor sIgns" Pointes, compared to 96 m 1970. Suddenly, it was doppelganger But it also found a substantial in-, At least two other Michigan time. crease in other minorities, pri- citles outranked the Shores on marily Spanish speakIng persons. per capita income. Barton Hills It seems there is another The number of all non-white per- Village, with $33,525, and Bloom- Janet Mueller, who lives on sons reached 1,062 in 1980, almost field Hills with $35,327, which is Bournemouth Road, who IS the 2 percent of the total population. one of the highest income f:igurn creative light behind Pointe That includes 442 of Spanish des- 10 the natIon, according to it -FlroductWns- W~n l!dn~ cent There were more than 4,000 SEMCOG official she admitted she ..,had. exper- persons who do not speak English The bureau found poverty in ienced some crossed wires con- as a primary language at home. cerning identities and had been _ Grosse Po1Ote too, about 1,564 expecting a call. The census report also confrrm- families living below the 1979 pov- erty level in the five cities, or Univenity Liggett'. ed what many expected. that the "People keep telling me they age of persl;ms in the Pointes and about 3 percent of the total pop- enjoy my writing and to say new '3 million Creative the number of senior citizens have ulation Those figures were basi- hello to my mother," saId the and Performing Art. increased dramatically in the de- (Continued on Page 2A) other Janet. "When I expl~n Center wa. only on cade. In Grosse Pointe City, 18 that I don't write and that they blueprinta a year ago. percent of the populatIOn is 65 mean someone else's mother, Now, the center offer. years of age or older. in the they start getting confused My Farms it's 17 percent, Shores and Prosecutor mother lives in Ohio." .trulenta plenty of room Woods it's 14 percent. Only in the to pur.ue and under. The two Janets finally met Park, did the ratio of seniors de- to appeal via telephone and admitted It dand the am. The gal. cline slightly, from 14 m 1970 to 13 was strange talking to them- lery (top) create. a re- percent in 1980. Charles Leman, a selves. Both agreed the SItua- laxing atmo.phere for planmng consultant for the city of Grosse Pointe Park, speculated murder tion was a hoot and wished .trulent. to atudy or to each other luck. the reason is a shortage of con- catch up on .ome read- dominiums and apartments for Incidentially, both are born in ing. At left atudent. prek the elderly in that city. reversal May, under the same (groan) a tune or two in the By Tom Greenwood sign. THE MEDIAN AGE increased center' a multi -art. by four years in three of the The Wayne County Prosecutors * * * "udio. where a wood. Cities, but remained stable at 33 Office last week confirmed it is and 39 in the Park and Farms, re- pushing ahead with plans to ap- Farms City Manager Andrew en-.prung fWor if a de. spectIvely. The median age of the peal the recent ruling of the state Bremer was absent from last light for dance,.. and a City is 39, the Shores 43 and Court of Appeals reversmg the Monday night's councIl meet- new catwalk win be wed Woods IS 38 1981 murder conviction of Farms ing, but with good cause He for dramatic lighting teenager David McKendrick and wife Kathy were in East and other we•• The census report also tells a Citing a 1982 Michi~an Supreme Grand Rapids celebrating the great deal about the family life of Court ruling pertainmg to a de- birth of grandson Thomas An. Pomters. More people are hving fendant's rights, the Appeals drew Bremer. PhoIo$ by Tom Greenwood alone or in non-family households, / Court earher thiS month reversed T.A.B., son of Jeff and San- more people are divorced and McKendrick's guilty plea because dra Bremer, checked m Sunday more chIldren are livmg with "the court falled to mform the de- mght, Jan. 23. According to a single parents. fendant at plea taking proceedings city hall spokesman, the Of the 18,572 households m the that he could not be placed on youngest Bremer weighed eight Pointe about three-quarters were probatIOn" pounds, is 20 mches long and what the census bureau considers McKendnck, then 15, pled guilty can "already palm a basket- "famihes," two or more related ball." Congratulations grandpa. to second degree murder In the Arts center unleashes creativity persons livmg together About October, 1980 slaYIng of 81-year- 12,600 werre married couples and old Kerby Road reSIdent Elizabeth By Joanne Gouleche That's mce " A LITTLE MORE than a year fewer than half of them (47 per- Inside ago, this was all but a dream for Keir He was sentenced by Judge Ed Jacomo of Utllverslty LIg- cent) have chIldren under 18 Business...... 6A Jacomo may have summed up Jacomo, Liggett's creative and Richard Dunn to 2040 years tn gett School says hiS students years at home. Cable TV, Local . llA hiS students' feehngs accurately performing arts chairman It was prison and sent to the RiversIde ClassifIed... 3C aren't m awe of the school's new But a VIsitor to the new arts wing then art classes were squeezed In 1970, the bureau found more Correctional Faclhty in Ioma to Editorials...... 14A $3 million CreatIVe and Perform- can't help but for a moment be into two rooms, while dancers than half (53 percent) of the mar- receive psychiatriC care Feature ...... 12B 109 Arts Center - complete With overwhelmed With the faCIlity and plied on a hardwood gymnasIUm ried couples had children at home. A spokesman for the Wayne Letters to Editor... ., 14A sculpture and ceramICs faCIlitIes marvel. how lucky these students floor and musicians rehearsed in In 1970, the census reported that County Prosecutors Office said Obituaries. . . 9A and a dance 'itudlO With a must be to learn how to dye fab- cramped quarters. 92 percent of the chlldren under 18 paper work on the case had been School News . . . .. 13A woodpn-'iprung floor ncs 10 a textile room and play the in Grosse POinte were hvmg with completed dud sent to Lansing Jacomo went to school adminis- Society . 1-7B "They Ju"t love It,' say" he trumpet With the help 'of a keynote two parents. By 1980 that number appealmg the reversal trators WIth a plan to house all art Sports . I, 2C "But t1ey'rp not In awe of It Visualizer dropped fIve percentage pomts. Jim Neuhard, director of the classes under one roof, a concept leavmg 1,682 chlldren hvmg With the arts chairman says Ire picked state Appellate Defenders OffIce, Compromise sought only one parent or another person confirmed that hiS department up bit by bit around the country in NatIOnally, only 77 percent of the his contacts with the U S Office of handled the appeal at McKen- children lived With two parents In drick's request Education .years ago Jacomo 1980, accordmg to the bureau Park asks court to close arcade soon received the support of ULS c'The request ha" to come from THE DIVORCE rate also was the game room opened la<;1 year. Phlhp Hessburg, of the DetrOit In- school Head~ster Raymond P the defendant himself," said Neu- By Susan McDonald Robbms and rmancial affairs di- on the nse 10 Grosse Pomte In 10 stlt ute of Ophthal mology, who hard "Not from hiS family. IImIt'i the number of machm(''i 1980 the census bureau found one A face-off over the future of a claIms teenagers repeatedly rector George Herbst Everyone convICted III Michigan, a 'ilOgle bU'iIne'i'i to five The E,,- ...! dIvorced or separated person for video arcade at the East Jefferson smash lIghL" and rip chams out of whether CIVilly or crlmmally, has qUIre operate" 14 School offICials now believe the every 13 m arned persons Ten "gateway to Grosse POinte" I" near-by institute parkIng loL" and new arts faclhty is one of a kind the right of appeal scbeduled to r('sume next Friday, Several peoplr who live and panhandle from ItS clients The years ago, that ratio was one to In the state. 24. The recent census located "McKendrick had to take de- Feb 4, In Circ.Ult Judge Maureen work In the nelghhorhood pu"hed lOstltute IS one of the largest sur- fInite steps to appeal IllS case He Reilly's courtroom the city to take act IOn against the VIVIng bUSinesses on the East Jef- "A technologically explOSive three times as many separated or arcade Thry ha,e atlrnded coun- society needs the Integratmg re- dIvorced females 0,350) as di- .was told at the time of sentencmg The city of Grosse Pomte Park ferson <;trlP and ha,s hinted It may Cil mertlng~ complainIng that wards of arts experience," vorced or separated males (only that he has 60 days wlthm which will ask Judge Reilly to close expand In the neighborhood young"ter'i who frequent the game EsqUire owner Rob Putansu IS .Jacomo believeS "They are the 701) 10 the five Po1Otes. There to send back papers askmg for an down the arcade In the lobby of room litter, vandalize and create adamant when he says the theater most human thing we do. were more than five times as appeal. the EsqUire Theater because It IS a nUisance In the neighborhood many Widows (2,957) as widowers in vIOlation of local ordinance. A cannot survive Without revenue (Continued on Pagf' 3A) (Continued on Page <1M (ContInued on Page 2A) (524) 10 the cities. city law, passed three days after CHIEF COMPLAINANT IS Dr Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 27, 1983 ..A little learning is not a A female cottontail rabbit can Pemberton dangerous thing to one who does produce offspring at age three Arts facility opens at ULS not mIStake it for a great deal." months, although eight months is homes hit Mr. C's Styling Shop _ William Allen White. more common. by thieves (Continued from Page lA) also invent it. The arts in our cur- Men's and Boys' Hair riculum play an integral role in 18416 MACK - G.P.F. Thieves broke into "The arts chronicle the past, their total education. The De- " For Him ... three homes on Pem- make the present present, and are partment of Creative and Per- 882-5580 rues .Frl 8-6. Sal 8-4 berton Road in Grosse a mirror of the future. They are forming Arts is working toward i that special look. Pointe Park last week and must be potent in an edqca. providing quality education in, according to police tion which f()(tuses on ~.tlle total through and by the arts for the The Cut,UpJ cater records. Police Chief person. The arts reflect who we are. They are how we present entire ULS community. 10 the man who Henry Coonce said the crimes apparently ourselves to ourselves and to the "The ULS Creative and Per- thmlu of himJelf were not committed world." forming Arts center will provide ;r aJ Jomeone Jpeeral much of that quality for everyone LIQUIDATION by the same people. The $3 million arts addition, eaeh and every day. The first was re- iunded solely through major don- at ULS." ported on Wednesday, The community will have an Jan. 19, at about 10 14tions, was designed by Louis G. HaIr Stylmg $18 p m. in the 900 block Redstone and Associates, Inc. of opportunity to see the arts facility SALE mcludeJ brow trIm Livonia. The architect makes at an open house on Sunday, Feb. of Pemberton. The heavy use of natural light, espe- 6, from 2 to 4 p.m. homeowner said two. cially in the addition's gallery, ConScJ1lalOnS w Ih Anthony black males were seen 3 pc. Suits getting out of a car where muted browns and live and forcing open a plants create a warm atmosphere Census Values NOW for any student to catch up on (Continued from Page lA) up to $290 '149 door to the home. some reading. They were fflghtened cally unchanged from the 1970 away by the home- School officials hope works from Pointe census. The national count The place to discover owner, his wife and Liggett alumni will be displayed found 11.6 percent of the pop- Sportcoats two large dogs, police :4~ K~1 S~v~ 985 3240 in the gallerv sometime soon. The ulation U.S. living below the pov- Values NOW said. school has already acqurred some erty level. up to $155 '89 The second Crime pieces from Detroit artists. was reported at about IN THE AREA of housing, the 5: 16 p.m. on Thurs- ACROSS FROM the gallery is census bureau found that ff1 per- Dress Shirts and day, Jan. 20, on Pem- the facility's largest room - the cent of the 18,572occupied units in berton's 600 block. multi-arts studio - a circular Grosse Pointe were owner oc- S~rtshirts Police said three roofl.l w~th an overhead ~atwalk cupied. That figure ranged from 8y Gan' and $e,o white males, about 18 for h~tmg and other speCIal uses,- 72 percent in the Park, '78 in the years old, were seen accordmg to Jacomo. City, 94 in the Farms, 95 in the 99 LAST CALL fleeing the home on "It was designed as a dance Woods to f!1 percent in the Shores. Reg. $30.00 NOW '14 foot when the home- studio, but we have many other The .b';1reau f~und. only 367 con- owner returned from things planned," Jacomo said, in- dO~Jllmum un!ts 1D two Grosse work. Entry was ap- eluding one-act plays and musi- Pomtes, the. C.lty an~ Woods, and parently gained cals. no. condomInIums 1D the other through a basement Pomtes. window. About $150in A tour throughout the arts . Ih off cash was reported center also reveals a visual arts Me~ rents ranged from $241 a missing, Coonce said. studio, a textiles toom, a photo- month In the Shor~s (where there A house on the 800 graphy lab, a ratio performance were ~nly 24 .unlts) . to $320 a block was thoroughly area, and voca and instrumental m~nth In the CIty, -which had 512 d. m. egan searched sometime music facilities. umts. The Park had. the most MEN/S apartments at 1,358 WIth a mean between 6 and 8: 15 "The kids have been here only a rent of $245. 16900 Kercheval 886-3536 p.m. on Friday, Jan. week, but they fit right in as if IOpen 10-5:30 Daily Thursday till 9 pm 21, police said. Entry they were in their old rooms" The mean value of homes was • Dress Shirts was gained through an Jacomo said. led by the Shores at $177,700,fol- unlocked door accord- lowed by the Farms at $113,087, ing to Coonce, and a Off to the right of the gallery is a the City at $104,469,the Park at • Sport Shirts camera and Intelli- comfortable conference room $98,165and Woods at $87,435. vision video game was where a hugh circular window reported missing. looks out onto the school grounds. • Sweaters Jacomo said ceilings in almost all NeWhborhood Club Purse the rooms were left exposed. "The ceilin~s were actually so expen- plans family films • Outer Jackets snatcher sive so I thought 'why have The senior adults at the strikes any?' II Several of the rooms are Neighborhood Club will offer their • Trousers .A.. 31-ycar old Fraser lighted with sodium-vapor bulbs, second Family Film Night Friday, woman toldPark police too. Jan. 28, from 7 to 9 p.m., at the Neighborhood Club, 17150 AU SALES FINAL her purse containing The million dollar project also $40 and personal papers Maumee. Nominal Charge for AlteratIons ,included a new student commons Grandparents and parents was stolen at about 1 and a student dining room where a.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, shOUldbring their children for an faculty and students may dine to. evening of cartoons and a nature in front of Union Street gether. OPEN baron MackAvenue. film. Refreshments will be of- 9.S 30 dally The woman said she The Creative and Performing fered. Admission is $3 per family Thur. till 8.30 pm ~ was with a girlfriend Arts Center clearly shows the arts and $1 per persOD. ------when two men ap- at University Liggett School are For more information, call lI85- CLASSIC STYlE UNCOMMON SERVICE proached her from the just as important as any other 4600. rear, grabbed her purse part of education, school officials 80 Kercheval. On-The-HIII • Grosse POinte Farms point out. Each of the 6,500 fliers in the Bloomfield Commons e Maple and Lahser e BIrmIngham and ran west on Mack Confederate Air Force - 105 toward Alter Road. Po- Jacomo says: "Our ULS stu- World War II fighting aircraft - lice have nosuspects. dents inherit tomorrow and they holds the rank therein of colonel.
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'. f Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A Shout~ match erupts at 14th GOP lIleeting \ By Christine Kuskowsld tlOn Committee. These commlt- manis countered Haugan's aitack A ~andfl;l1of precinct delegates CrIes of "division of the house" tees had the authorIty to verify by pointIng out that the corn. remau1e<;lm the conve~tlon room echoed through the 14th Congres- each delegate's credentials, set mittee's reports were read and &!ter adjOurnment to ~I,n a petl- sional District Republican conven. district convention regulations accepted. If everyone approves tlon to appeal the decIsIon of the tion held last Thursday, Jan. 19. and to choose the delegates to the the reports, one cannot argue the chair. ~e group amended .the list The convention, held at South dstate convention, respectively. decision afterward. "If there is a of appom~ delegates to. mclude High School met to select 86 dis- During the Delegates Com. disagreement," Heitmanis said, those preculCt delegates mterest- trict delegates to attend the state mittee's closed meeting, Joan "the problem should be brought to ed in serving as state delegates Republican convention at Cobo Woodhouse, Shores precinct dele- the issues committee." H ugan I'ntends to present thIS Hall on Feb. 18 and 19. gate, questioned why each person Even after a motion was made a 'al Co The 14th DistrIct covers por. does not have the option of becom. to adjourn the convention, Haugan appeal to the Credent) s mmlt- tlOns of Wayne, Oakland and 109 a state convention delegate as was stIll trymg to appeal the tee of the State ConventIOn In Macomb counties, including in the past committee-appomted delegates. February. Grosse Pointe Farms, Woods and "We have a right to input to the Shores. Eldon "Andy" Andrews, committee our interest In be. political activist from the Farms commg a delegate," Ms. Wood. was elected chaIrman of the dis. house said. Prosecutor appeals reversal trict's Wayne County convention. She was ruled "out of order" by (Continued from Page lA) While the Wayne County Pros. In the past, each precinct dele- Chairman Andrews who explained ecutors Office had 20 days wlthm gate was sent a card prior to the that they (the party as a whole) "At most trials, people spend most of their money defending which to appeal the ruling, the dIstrict convention which gave had a right to appoint one dele- Supreme Court in Lan~Jng h.as no each delegate a choice as to gate, which they had done earlier themsel ves," saId Neuhard. "They so'metimes don't have time limit set upon It In which to whether he would be interested in in the meeting decide the case, said Neuhard becoming a delegate to the state Chairman Andrews was speak. much left over for appeals. If the :It conventIOn The roster ot dele. iug aoout the appeal that wa::, presiding judge that trial (in .'Mc1\endnck.,s Cc;U)~ w!ll ha \It; lo gates was then chosen from made by David Haugan, precinct this case Judge Dunn) receIves get in line with all the others, civil among those persons interested delegate from Harper Woods, re- the papers after sentencing and and criminal," he added. "The This year, the precinct dele- questing that John Lauve be ap- decides the defendant is indigent court has been backed up of late gates were not given that option. pointed as a delegate and to serve and can't afford a private at- It could take six months to a year Chairman Andrews appointed on one of the convention's com- torney to handle the appeal, then to make any sort of ruling. Then, the three convention commIttees: mittees. The appeal was granted. the case is sent to us. That's what once a ruling is made, any num- Credentials CommIttee, Rules and After the convention reconvened happened in this case We receiv- ber of options are open." ed it, researched It, sent it to the " Order of Business CommIttee and and reports were given by each of Neuhard explained that If the the Delegates to the State Conven. the three committees, and the 36 appeals court and won." delegates and alternates from court sided with the prosecutors Neuhard added that state WIde, office, McKendrick's reversal Wayne County were enumerated, about seven percent of all persons Ms. Woodhouse again questioned would fall and he would see no 'Inferno' gets the Hanway touch conVIcted appeal their cases. change in his sentence. the electIon process. About one-third of the appeals are The latest work of Grosse commISSIOnedthe new work, "'ill and will present an evening of tn- "Dick Durant is behind all handled by his office, with the rest If the court upholds the Court of Pomte Park composer James also perform. strumental and vocal works of this," she said. Durant, a political conducted _byprivate attorneys. Appeals ruling, the McKendrick Hartway WIll be featured Sunday, The concert is sponsored by the Bach, Handel and Vivaldi. leader from the 13th Congres- case will revert to a pre-trial Jan 30, in the Bushnell Perform- Bushnell Arts Series in coopera- Two of America's great stage sional District, was also elected Neuhard indicated that the stage. "Then it'll be just like any ing Arts Series concert of organ tion with WQRSTimeless FM 105. and TV artists, Ossie Davis and Convention Chairman for that dis- McKendrick ruling was not un- other case in a pre-trial stage," music by living composers AdmIssion IS free and the per. Ruby Dee, will present the third trict, which includes Grosse ique, and was one of many rever- said Neuhard. "The prosecutors Hartway's composition .. "The formance begins at 7'30 p.m. at program at Bushnell Congrega. Pointe City and Park sals in the past SIXmonths based office can drop the. charges, go to Nith Circle," IS a multt-medla Bushnell Congregational Church, tional Church in April. The acting "He and his people choose who on the "Rogers" ruling. trial or allow McKendrick to once work based on Dante's "Inferno" 15000Southfield at Grand River duo recently appeared in a PBS they want to go," Woodhouse In that decision, the court de- again plead guilty. It's all up to m a new translatIOn by Wayne in Detroit. For information, call series, and will shortly release a claimed. She said those who won cided that the failure to inform the prosecutors office." State UniverSIty's Dr. Andrea dl the church at 272-3550. TV special entitled, "A Walk the precinct election should be. defendants at plea taking proceed. Neuhard stressed that if the Tommaso. Hartway is a musician, com- Through the 20th Century" with come the state delegates. Accord- ings that they could not be placed Narrating the work will be poser and teacher at Wayne State Bill Morers. ing to Durant's system, she case goes back to pre-trial \sta~e, on probation was not cured when his office would no longer be in- Graeme Campbell of the Stratford University. The Detroit Symphony The fmal program in this series stated, those who lost the election, the court later informed the de- Shakespearean Festival. Detroit earlier premiered his concerto for will be a performance of the or- who aren't even precinct dele- volved. "We only handle ap- fendant because the plea had al- peals," hp said. "Not re-trials." Symphony Orchestra timpanist orchestra and jazz quartet called atorio "Elijah" by Mendelssohn, gates, will be elected as state ready been taken at that time; Sal Rabbio, members of the De- "Cityscapes." He has been com- featuring William Warfield in the delegates. because the court mistakenly told McKendrick is still imprisoned, troit Ballet Theatre anq Bushnell missioned by the Meadow Brook title role. Joining Warfield will be Haugan reaffirmed her point as the defendant that he had been at Ionia. If his case reaches a orgamst Ray Ferguson, who Music Festival to present his 35 members of the Detroit Sym- he shouted before the convention given this information at plea tak- pre-trial stage, he will still remain composition "Monuments" for the phony Orchestra, the Kenneth' about "the nonsense in this dis- Jewell Chorale, and the Chancel trict" and how he wanted to "re- ing proceedings and because the behind bars unless someone takes Shutterbugs meet festival's 20th anniversary this court did not offer the defendant action to have him released, said summer Sixten Enrlmg will con- Choir of Bushnell Congregational turn the Republican Party to the Vegetables will be the assign- an opportunity to withdraw his Neuhard. duct the Detroit Symphony in that Church. This work will take place people." plea. ment for members of the Grosse piece. at Temple Beth EI 10 Birming- Haugan was ruled "out of or. "It would take a court order to Pointe Camera Club when the The second program on the ham, May 15, 7:30 p.m. and will der" by Chairman Andrews who "There's been a lot of litigation have him released," he said. group holds a monochrome print Bushnell Series will take place in be conducted by Ray Ferguson. said, "these/ last 10 minutes have on the 'Rogers' issue lately," said "However, if aoo when it reaches and pictoral slide competition on the Mill Race Village Chapel, in Ticket price for Detroit been the most obnoxious display I Neuhard. "McKendrick's case, a pre-trial stage, the defendant Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 7:30 p.m. Northville on Tuesday, Feb. 22 at Chamber Works concert is $5; have ever seen," as he ordered and a lot of others, will rise and can be removed from prison and The club gathers at Brownell 7:30 p.m., and features the Detroit Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, $7; $3 the Sergeant-at-Arms to remove fallon it The Supreme Court will returned to the Wayne County MIddle School, 260 Chalfonte Av. Chamber Works orchestra. All are for students. Admission is free for Haugan from the convention. look at it with a lot of issues in Jail. Generally it's up to him to enue, and visitors are welcome. members of the Detroit Symphony the organ concert and "Elijah." Parliamentarian George Heit- mind." decide where he wants to stay." '\\ + I ,_
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tM~"""" , , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 27, 1983
y • • ---=- , - ...... -" ...... G...... ope..... -- Park seeks to close arcade Council approves CDBG fund (ConUaued froID. Page lA) ponement the following week, The Grosse Pointe City Council allocation left from the 82.83 Village Locksmith Ine. pushing the date to Feb. 4. last week authori~ approval of CDBG I>rogram. Previously, re- (JOTWUT/y "/tI.""u ,II. J'ilIa,e lock.milla) from the video games. He earlier city administrators' recommenda- habilitation was targeted toward ..EST. 1912 . threatened to turn the arcade into Assistant City Attorney John tions for 1983 community de- the city's Neighborhood Strategy • Complete Leek Service - a "love boutique" and switch to Cashen, of Bodman Longley & velopment block grant projects, Area - on Neff, Notre Dame and • Complete Auto Lock Service x-rated movies if the city is suc- Dahling, said he agreed to the including tree preservation and a St. Clair - but now the housing. cessful in court. postponement grudgingly. "We plan to redesign and widen the St. monies may be Wled throughout • Home/Business Sa(es weren't keen on it. It's our posi- the community on- any eligible' • Metal & Wood Dool'8 Installed But lately, Putansu has been Clair/Mack intersection tion that game room is a nui- The city submitted its appli. property, according to Ms. taking a different tack to bolster sance." 18554 Mack business and improve the thea- cation to the Wayne County Office Matthew. C.P. Farms ter's image. He cut admission The P/Jrk was the first Grosse of Program and Coordination fol- prices to $1 for all shows, is book- Pointe city to approve an ordi- lowing the council's meeting on Class teaches , mg popular, general run movies nance restricting video games Jan. 17. The basic CDBG grant to and, last week, began offering 50 about a year a~o. The law re- the City for the 1983program year to move cent admission on Wednesdays quires a $50 city license per is $80,000.The 1983program reIr kids and Thursdays to persons who machine and limits the number in resents the second year of a Northeast Guidance Center will any business to five. three-year plan. sponsor a six-week "Creative Would You Believel bring canned food to donate to Under residential related pro- Crossroads East, a church-operat- Since then the City, Farms and Movement" workshop for children ed agency that helps the poor. jects, the council approved fl,OOO beginning in February. Woods have approved ordinances. Cor SOC (Services for Older Citi- The workshop, to be held at the He said he's also been trying to The City has banned all video ~ns) Minor Home Repair; and games and the Woods allows four Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- mend fences with his neighbors at $8,000for tree preservation in the terian Church, 19950 Mack Av- the Detroit Institute of Ophthal. games per business but also reo City. enue, is designed to increase body mology, but with no success quires a $300 license each, two Commercial related projects in- off-street parking spots per game awareness and muscle coordin- "I've called Hessburg because I clude tree guards and grates in ation. and bans kids under 12from play- the Village ($13,000); a trash Northeast Guidance Center has want to offer to clean up those ing without adult supervision The compactor for a on€' block ~rea parkmg lots or pay some of the pl'ovideJ a lull faJl~C: of services Farms allows five machines and in the Village ($12,000); and a to families in Grosse Pointe, EACH costs of maintaining them, but he requires a $300 license for the won't talk to me," Putansu said. conversion of overhead electric Harper Woods and northeast Det- first, $600 for the second and lines to underground lines in the roit for 20 years. w/processing "His secretary won't even return $1,000for the rest. . Village ($11,000). my calls." The "Creative Movement" Twin Pr'tnW 10. EX1:'RA Otner community projects in- workshop will be led br Pam Wile Putansu said he thinks the city Park to repl~ce clude $21,000 to redesign and son, a physical education teacher is overreacting to a small group of marina piers widen the St. Clair and Mack in- and area resident. Color Prints complainers. "I think it's a select tersection. For more information and few who are pushing the city on P & M MarIne company was The council also approved a registration, call Northeast Guid- 1fr.t this. The average Grosse Pointe awarded a contract to replace separate $25,000 application for ance. Center at 884-7'775. Park citizen doesn't mind us being several wooden finger piers at housing rehabilitation in the City. here - many like us." Grosse Pointe Park's Windmill To date, the City has expended Pointe Park at the council's Jan. $69,900in federal monies to rehab- D~dliest engineering je,lJ in PUTANSU SAID he's still hot>- 10 meeting. ilitate 16 homes on Loraine, Neff, modern history was the 12-year ing the issue can be settled before P & M was the lowest of five Notre Dame, Rivard, St. Clair, project to build 138 miles of rail- the courtroom face-off Feb. 4. The bidders who competed for the jo», University and Washington, ac- way between Callao and Oroya in case was originally scheduled to including the Charles Fromm Co., cording to administrative aid Peru. About 11,000 of the 13000 11114 Kercheval Avenue be heard on Jan. 14,but was post- E.C. Korneffel Co., Waterfront Chris Matthew. men on the job died either in' ac- "IN- THE-YILLAGE" ~ __ poned a week because the judgE' Construction and Champion's The City also expects to rehab cidents or from disease. It was fi- was out of town. The Esquire's Marine. 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ALL OTHER HUMIDIFIERS electriCity, or other power source When a furnace. b ( • t t • Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A Local Kids sing at the Music HaU Woods police Thr~ Grosse Pomte youngsters form the role WIth the full cast on catch two in will be featured 10 Michigan Sunday, Feb. 6 at the 6:30 p.m. Opera Theatre's new operatic performance. SChoenith, a seventh store hold-up production of "The Sound of grader with the Umverslty of De- Music," opening at the MUSICHall troit Jesuit High School and Aca- Woods police arrested two De- Center Jan. 28 to Feb. 12 for a demy, is a five-year veUeran of troit men early Thursday morn- limited run of 15 performances the Grosse Pointe Children's Ing, J an 20, in connectIOn w1th an Douglas Sutherland, Shanna Theatre and was recently in the armed robbery at a St. Clair McNamee and Michael Schoenith Birmingham Theatre's productIon Shores convemence store Woods pollce on patrol heard a will sing in this award-winning of "Oliver." In addItion to hiS Harper Woods broadcast that a mUSICal written by Richard Rod- numerous theater credits, MIChael has been busy WIth modeling 7-11 store at Harper and Shady gers and Oscar Hammerstem II. Lane in St Clair Shores had Just lt also will feature Broadway act- work, both teleVISIOn and local runway work and has participated been robbed by a lone gunman. ress Judy Kaye as "Maria Woods pollee spotted a car head- Ranier" and Detroiter Phll Mar- in the American Lung AssociatIOn fJlm ",cmderella AffaIr" mg southbound on Mack at a hIgh cus Esser as "CaptaIn von rate of speed a short time later Trapp." TIckets tor the Michigan Opera that matched the descnptlOn of Douglas Sutherland, a 12-year- Theatre production of "The Sound the mvolved vehIcle, reports said old m the seventh grade at St. of MusIC" can be purchased at the The car was stopped at Mack Paul School, has been an active Music Hall Center Box Office or and Allard Accordmg to reports, member of the Grosse Pomte by callmg 963-7680 and charging Shanna M.cNamee as "Marta" the drIver Immediately left hiS Children's Theatre since 1980 the tlckes on a maJor credIt card. car and started walking to the Sutherland, who recently per- Tickets are also aVailable at all Woods patrol car Officers or- formed m the Birmingham Theat- CTC outlets, and interested groups dered hIm to stop and warned the re's production of "Oliver," was a should call Peg Sullivan at 963- man and his passenger they were reporter for "Young View- 7622 for group discount 10- Investigatmg a robbery pomtes," a Grosse POinte cable formatIOn. 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DuPont about 200 among porpoises and dolphms, is not looking over enrollment hsts It was the colomal settler who DuPont said or curriculum changes, you'll nearly drove the whale mto ex- probably fInd him talkmg to stu- tmctlOn, DuPont said, because of DuPont, who saId he has seen a dents about his paSSIOn for the mammal's valuable blubber few fm back whales up close, said whales, of all things - a love af- which, when melted down, be- the most ffilsunderf>tood thing fair that began durmg a ramy came profitable oil about whales is that they are week on Cape Cod more than 10 man-eaters. years ago. Whale huntmg stopped m the Umted States in the 1970s, DuPont "In all of CIVilizatIOn, there A noted environmental educa- said, and shortly after that Can- were never any accounts, outSIde tor, Dr. DuPont unravels the sea- ada prohIbIted It DuPont saId of Jonah, of a whale eatIng a side romance: Norway, Japan and even RUSSIa man" "I was on vacation With my WIfe recently have curtailed whale hunting If anythlDg, DuPont ')ald, on Cape Cod where it raIned every whales are gentle "The killel day. I had to do somethIng I For DuPont, hIS fascmallon WIth whale was badly named They are could have gone shoppmg WIth my whales contmues on The head- very gentle and eat seals, but Wife, but then I saw thIS fIn back master beheves man wIll some- have never been known to eat whale swim by the beach." day break the commumcatIve man" It never got above 60 degrees that week, and it continued to rain. The mammal captivated DuPont so much he decided to do some research on whales The Photo by Tom Greenwood captivation has stayed WIth him Grosse Pointe Academy headmaster Dr. Sidney I. DuPont !ltands beside the whale models he carved for through the years and he has be- students outside his office. DuPont became intere!lted in whales when he spotted a fin back species off of come somewhat of a noted expert Cape Cod several years ago. on the subJect at the Academy. He takes the subject serIOusly, Water board proposes cut in Shores rate having carved 17 whale models outside his offICe for students and By Mike Andrzejczyk rate of $3 60 pe~ 1,000, compared rate Increase, although t~ey were mterested faculty to see and learn Shores officials were pleased to $4 01 the CIty presently IS not under our control In some more about the misunderstood but cautIous about a proposed charged cases," WIlham Carney from the whale. water rate adJustment from the The Farms and CIty use water engmeering divIsion. said. . Detroit Water and Sewerage pumped by the Farms from Lake Water Board offICIal WIlham It's evident Dupont thoroughly Board that could cut the rate per St. Clair. The CIty decided in J an- Krause saId the department made enjoys explairung whale mysterIes' 1000 cubic feet the village pays by uary to hold Its residential water "a conscious effort" to keep rate and myths to students at the Aca- dtore than 21 percent. a~d sewage rate despIte bel~g hit increases down. Because t~e de- demy. DuPont grasped the atten- -~ ~ ~ "'"" f'WRl F,"O ~n-rr1lj"""'" Mtb"~r",, !'l The Water Board in appr')vmg With an 11 percent mcrease m the partment has met clean aIr and tion of some squirmy fourth and Sor\(~ UJ/l(... c,..p ~rrf"l ... l?CQP 800t ~~.5ETn€ ~ """~~ IJJ/"'OIlc#~A..(A,.a,{.J5f11,{n:J~S Pf;:~>( its 1982-83 budget' Wednesday amount It IS charged by the water standards set by the federal fifth graders last week when he I tli{L 10 S,,- CO~ I..,JlrH 1Jo.¥ OC5S ufltl/tuno F\>uCv Jan 12 proposed a rate for th~ Farms. government, the board has been pointed out the throat openmg of ".11) Iloo r'f" A~t> .. village' of $366 per 1,000 cubic The c~uncil decided to absorb able to slow Its construction and some whales IS no bigger than a feet. The village IS currently the addItIonal water purchase staffmg pro~am, ~e added large walnut. "Therefore, they Youdon~t have to bea miIIiouire to be sued like one. ThIk to us about charged $4.69 per 1,000 cubic feet. cost, and revIew the rate af~er the "Krau.se saId th~, m~reases were can't swallow very mUCh," DuP- J.2W'insurance needs. We'Usatd you. a,H'infonnative, . brochure. Village offiCIals said the de- June, 1983, sewage rate IS an- especIally small smce a 6 per- ont said. crease would be welcome but nounced by DetrOIt. cent age increase for both water !~:...\ lang-Heenan&' noted the rate had not bee~ ap- The Water Board passed ItS and sewer employes will take ef- The headmaster told students 00. proved budget and rate schedule onto ~he fect the same time the new rates barnacles and sea grass grow on ; .i 333 W,Jort Street, O$frQlt, Ml 48226 Water &ard offiCIals recal- DetrOIt Common CouncIl, WhICh do. some whale bodies because they 's...... 313/962-1400 " / swim only 2 to 3 mph. Some "' y " culated the rate after the Shores scheduled hearIngs for late Fe~- . Sew~r rates have been incre~s- /;'" f /-: ~" .v1/" passed along information at the fl~ary on the rates. The councIl Ing SInC~ .a 1977 U.S DIStrI~t whales have no teeth, but some- Jan. 5 public hearmg which they WIll then ap~rove .the budget and Court decISIon ordered the DetrOit thing called baleen, a plastic sub- called "very convincing." the rates, whIch WIll go mto effect wastewater treatment pla1?t stance representmg a SIeve The VIllage set up a conserva- m July. , brought up to federal clean aIr through which the whale passes tion plan, warning residents to The board s proposed water ll:nd and water standards Wate~ ~nd his food. Qrulnnial avoid lawn watering at peak hours sewer ~udget forecasts an In- Se~erag~ department offI~I~ls There are about 22 species of of usage, and instituted other sav- crease 1D water revenue of 2.4 estl1~ate It cost over $500 mllhon whales, DuPont explamed to stu- in~s measures, Supenntendent percent f:om $1026 mllhon to to brmg the treatment plant up to dents, including the right whale, MIchael Keny6n saId In addition $105.1 mllhon. Sewer rate revenue standard, the costs bemg passed weighing between 50 to 72 tons ~tanllarb ~eruice the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Hous~ would increase 4.3 percet,lt,. from on to users of the system. and measuring between 50 to 58 has SWItched to USIng lake water $154 6 mIllIon to $161 5 mllhon Detroit also pumps water to feet. 23800 E. Jefferson at 9 Mile Rd. to sprinkle the estate's lawns Water board officials said direc- more than 100 suburban com- DuPont surprised students when n1-499O Proposed water rates charged tives from director Charles Beck- munities and charges rates based he explained it would take about the other Pomtes who use Detroit ham and a "fine pencil" taken to on cost of delivery. The average four elephants to make up one Certified Mon -Sun water remain unchanged. The the budget kept the overall in- water b111for a Detroit customer right whale. Mechanics 7 a m to 11 pm Woods rate would fall from $3 to creases down. will Increase 9.6 percent under the On Duty At All $2.69 under th proposed schedule "The director made _It clear proposed rates, while sewage bills The right whale was named as Time! for 1,000'Cubic-f~t of water, while pretty early on he was dissatisfied will increase about 6 percent such by colonial settlers because the whale would float after it was .j the Park would pay a proposed with the magnitude of some of the under the r~te schedule. WE'RE GIVING YOU S1()o° TO ~GlVEIDU GET 06WN TO THE BUSINESS OF MORElHAN GETTING YOUR CAR WORKED ON RIGHT A MERE THE FIRST TIME. REPLACEMENT "ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED" Now your checking account WIND(M{ can be your brokerage account! WE DO ONLY THE WORK NEEDED, IT IS DONE WELL, ON TIME AND AT A .£.~ FAIR PRICE. 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FRESH GREEN BEANS BROCCOLI IANGELOIS.I~=~~A II. c #A CALIFORNIA 88 ~ TABLIORANGES 19.1wdI a LB. 3 foreW 'T'~ Hf; E ,H.I'" PAIII, "f;1U'I".S ~A',"D D'U;SS"Uri Fresh Balced CoHee Calces and Donuts Every Friday and Saturday BANK We ,e.e,,,. rho "lIhr 10 /",,,, q' anI,,,.. (Prices '0 .ff,,! through Feb I" 1983) I Page Six-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 27, 1983 ~This..... _-- - .-Weeki- -~-~ In .Bu~ine.~ Macdonald appointed trust officer Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit has promoted s 1.00 REBA oz. Alana C. n g~m~s32 Macdonald to trust officer LlSTERJNE ANl:"SEPTIC Macdonald, a ...-..1_'_ ....". You PI~ ,tOt. S5 00 for 2.nale is P10hlb appointed vice-president and trea- your actual cost FREE after rebate. 'led VoM!where proh biTe~ licensed restllcled 01 la,eeI Allow 610 8 ""e,s surer respectively of Holy Cross 10' refund RHUHC REQUESl MUST 8E POSIMARKEC NO tAlER IHAH Hospital's medical staff .... A THE MOST TRUSTED ANTI FREEZE IN AMERICA FEBRUARY 5 1981REQUESTS POSTMARKEC AfTER THIS OATE WlllJ number of new businesses have recently opened in Grosse Pointe, -~~~~-----~------including the restaurant Carriage House Inn at 18450 Mack Avenue, the Total Runner, a store geared VICKS for today's runner at 20641 Mack NYQUIL and The VIllage Locksmith. Inc. NIGHTIIME OIL at 18.'>54 Mack. COLDS OF MEDICINE 10 oz. OLAY Bon Secours hoard BAYER ASPIRIN SOL PUMP COlGATE. TOOTHPASTE. appoints doctors 100 REQ.70z. The Bon Secours Hospital board COUNT or of trustees recently appointed two QElS.40z. physicians to the medical staff. They are Barbara Jeanne Hemke, M.D, department of internal medicine, subspecialty of psychiatry, and Marie-France Abrragl, M.D., department of in. 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DuPont about 200 that was discovered to eXIst is not looking over enrollment lists among porpoises and dolphms, It was the colomal settler who DuPont said or curriculum changes, you'll nearly drove the whale Into ex- probably find hIm talkIng to stu- tinction, DuPont said, becau~e of DuPont, who said he has seen a dents about hIS passion for the mammal's valuable blubber few fin back whales up close, Said whales, of all things - a love af- WhIch, when melted down, be- the most misunderstood thing fair that began during a ramy came profItable 011. about whales IS that they are week on Cape Cod more than 10 man-eaters years ago. Whale huntmg stopped in the United States in the 1970s,DuPont "In all of CIVIlizatIOn, there A noted environmental educa- saId and shortly after that Can- were never any accounts, outSide tor, Dr DuPont unravels the ~ea- ada' prohIbited It. DuPont said of Jonah, of a whale eatmg a side romance: Norway, Japan and even RUSSIa man." "1 was on vacation Withmy WIfe recently have curtailed whale huntIng If anythlllg, DuPont saId. on Cape Cod where It ramed every whales are gentle "The kIllel day. I had to do somethmg I For DUPont, hISfasclllatlOn With whale was badly named. They are could have gone shoppmg wIth my whales contmues on The head- very gentle and eat seals, but wife, but then I saw this fin back master believes man will some- have never been known to eat whale swim by the beach." day break the commUllicatlve man" It never got above 60 degrees that week, and it continued to rain. The mammal captivated DuPont so much he decIded to do some research on whales The Photo by Tom GrMnWOOd captivation has stayed With hIm Grosse Pointe Academy headmaster Dr. Sidney I. DuPont stands beside the whale models he carved for through the years and he has be- students outside his office. DuPont became interested in whales when he spotted a fin back species off of come somewhat of a noted expert Cape Cod several years ago. on the subject at the Academy. He takes the subject seriously, Water board proposes cut in Shores rate having carved 17 whale models By Mike Andrzejczyk rate of $3 60 per 1,000, compared rate Increase, although t~ey were outside his office for students and Shores officIals were pleased to $4 01 the cIty presently IS not u?,der ~ur control In some interested faculty to see and learn but cautious about a proposed charged cases, ~Ilhli;~ ~arne:¥ from the more about the misunderstood water rate adjustment Tram the The Farms and CIty use water engmeermg dIVISIOn.s~lId. . . whale. Detroit Water and Sewerage pumped by the Farms from Lake Water Board officIal WIlham It's evident Dupont thoroughly Board that could cut the rate per St. Clair The City decided in Jan- Krause said the department made enjoys explaining whale mysteries' 1 000cubic feet the village pays by uary to hold Its resIdential water "a conscious effort" to keep rate and myths to students at the Aca- ~ore than 21 percent. and sewage rate despite bemg hit mcreases down. Because t~e de- demy. DuPont grasped the atten- -.J ~ ~ (l The Water Board m approvlOg with an 11percent mcrease 10 the partment has met clean all' and ~"-~rjA4O~",,""7lf~N(t)I"',,,rr:w tion of some squirmy fourth and ~E" l.JJIl.l,... CJF ~"~ A. (,0000" ~ ~!. $£rn.£ $'Ot. its 1982-83 budget' Wednesday, amount it is charged by the water standards set by the federal ~1Jl) fifth graders last week when he '-"''J'l ~ PI m:.II ~ ('JHHA.C LlSrPc 10 ~ Pfa~.., Jan 12 proposed a rate for the Farms. government, the board has been rtl~ TOSrf""tol..N /,.J'Tf'J MY (>lISS U""'UN Pbu, .... pointed out the throat opening of AA/O ~O (f" A..c.vO ~ vill~ge ' of $3 66 per 1,000 cubic The cC?unclldeCIded to absorb able to slow Its construction and some whales is no bigger than a feet. The village is currently the addItIOnal water purchase staffIng pro/Vam, ~e added. Youcbft haVfe to bea nUIJiooa&etobe sued like one. 1iIk to US about charged $4.69per 1,000cubIc feet cost, and revIew the rate af~er the "Krause saId th~, Increases were large walnut. "Therefore, they can't swallow very mUCh,rr DuP- YJlI,Itinsurance needs. We'Dsend)'OUour~ brochure. Village officials said the de- June, 1983, sewage rate IS an- espeCIally small smce a 6 per- ont said. crease would be welcome, but nounced by DetrOIt cent age mcrease for J;loth water noted the rate had not been ap- The Water Board passed Its and sewer emp~oyes wIll take ef- The headmaster told students ;~-_...\ Lang-HeenaN. 00. proved. bUdge~and rate schedule onto !he fect the same tIme the new rates barnacles and sea grass grow on 333 W. Fort $l'($$tr o.tfQlt. Ml 48226 Water !Ward officials reral- DetrOIt Comm~n CounCil, WhICh do. . some whale bodies because they ~ I culated the rate after the Shores scheduled hearmgs for late Feb- . Sew~r rates have been Incre~s- SWIm only 2 to 3 mph. Some '~." .../ 31~J9Q2~1400 "'w passed along information at the n~ary on the rates. The councIl mg SInce .a 1977 U.S. DlstrI~t whales have no teeth, but some- "',/ Jan. 5 publIc hearing which they will then approve .the b~dget and Court deCISionordered the DetrOIt thing called baleen, a plastIC sub- called "very convincmg." ~he rates, whIch Will go mto effect wastewater treatment plant stance representlllg a sieve The village set up a conserva- m July , brought up to federal clean all' through whIch the whale passes tion plan, warmng residents to The board s proposed water ~nd and water standards. Wate~ ~nd hIS food. avoid lawn watering at peak hours sewer ~udget forecasts an In- Sewerag~ department Offl~I~ls There are about 22 species of moloninl of usage, and instituted other sav- crease In water revenue .of 2 4 estl~ate It cost over $500 mIllion in~s measures, Superintendent percent f:om $1026 mIllIon to to brmg the treatment plant up to whales, DuPont explamed to stu- MIChael Kenyon said. In addition, $105.1~llllIon. Sewer rate revenue standard, the costs bemg passed dents, including the right whale, the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House would m.crease 4 3 perce~t, from on to users of the system. weighing between 50 to 72 tons ~tan~ar.b ~eruict and measuring between 50 to 58 has SWItched to uSlllg lake water $154.6 mIllIOn to $161.5 mIllion Detroit also pumps water to feet. 23800 E. Jefferson at 9 Mile Rd. to sprlllkle the estate's lawns. Water board officials saId direc- more than 100 suburban com- DuPont surpnsed students when Proposed water rates charged lIves from dIrector Charles Beck- munities and charges rates based n1-4990 the other Pomtes who use DetrOlt ham and a "fine pencil" taken to on cost of delivery. The average he explained it would take about four elephants to make up one Certified Mon.-Sun water remain unchanged. The the budget kept the overall in- water bIll for a Detroit customer right whale Woods rate would fall from $3 to creases down wJ11increase 9.6 percent under the Mechanics 7 a m to 11 pm $2.69 under th proposed schedule "The director made,it clear proposed rates, whIle sewage bills The right whale was named as On Duty At All - for 1,000'C!ubie-feetof water. while pretty early on he was dissatIsfIed WIll increase about 6 percent such by colonial settlers because Time! the Park would pay a proposed with the magnitude of some of thE;! under the r~te schedule. the whale would float after it was WE'RE GIVING YOU S1~O TO \\IE GIVEIDU GET 06WN TO THE BUSINESS OF ~IORE 111.\J'1 GETTING YOUR CAR WORKED ON RIGHT A MERE - THE FIRST TIME. RF.PLP£EMENT "ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED" Now your checking account WJND MANUFACTURERS BANK INTRODUCES THE MANUFUND INSURED MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT. There's no doubt money market funds ~re wIse mvestments. 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Bank of lansIng Plantation, just 1h mile south Manufacturers National Bank of DcUOIt ~ Manufacturers Bank of LIVOnia 1') 1 Northf'a<;t MacArthur Blvd Manufacturer~Bank of Bay CIl) Manufacturers Bank of NOVI Stllart, FlOrida 3 H94 Manufacturers Bank of CooperSVille (305)22')-0003 MANUFACTURERS BANK Manufacturers Bank of Saline Manufacturers Bank of The Shore~ , Members fD Ie Manufacturers Bank of Southfield, N A \ Page Nine-A Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Help for cancer victims' families Obituaries Carmg for the Cancer Patient, a position the patient, as well as Interested persons should attend was also one of the founders of the survlVed by her husband, Carl; a series of four free workshops for cope With emotional problems re- the four sessions of the Caring for John L. Stoy Newcomers Club. son, Richard D.; one Sister; six cancer patients, their families and lated to care for the termmally ill the Cancer Patient workshop plus Services for Mr. Stoy, 52, of the Mrs LIster was a board mem- grandchildren and two great- other interested friends wlll begm The goal of the program is to pro- four additional traimng sessions, Woods, were held Wednesday, ber of the downtown branch of the grandchildren 630 In Monday, Feb 7, at pm VIde basic informatIOn and act as March 7, 14, 21 and 28, to prepare Jan. 26, at the A.H. Peters Fun- YWCA and was actIve 111 the Cremation was at Forest Lawn Boardroom B on the lower level of a support group to prOVide par. themselves for work with mdi. eral Home and St. Paul-an-the Wayne County Chapter of the Cemetery Cottage Hospital, 159 Kercheval tlclpants With a framework for Vidual families. Prospective Lake Church. American Red Cross. She was a Avenue healthy dialogue and exchange of applicants need not have prevIOus He died Sunday, Jan. 23, at his member of the women's aUXIliary Mrs. June Bosworth The program Will contmue on Ideas . medl~al trammg, but sh~uld have home. at Cottage HospItal and was a Stander the next three Monday evemngs Cottage Hospital IS also seekmg a carlOg attItude and a wllllng!1ess Born in Cincinnati, he was the staff member of Grosse P01l1te Feb 14, 21, and 28 The series IS men and women, 18 yea~s and to act as a fr~end to t~e family former Wayne County Mental Memorial Church. SerVIces for Mrs. Stander, 69, open to everyone who cares for older, to work WIth the familIes of For more mf.ormatlOn and to Health Recipients Right Advisor Mrs LIster IS survIved by her formerly of Washmgton Road, the termmallv III termlOal and cancer patients regIster for th~ next Carmg for for 17 years He was also an edu- husband, Frank; a son, Tom, a were held Friday, Jan. 21, at the HospICe volunteers act as support the Cancer PatIent workshop, call cator and principal of S1. Mar- Verheyden Funeral Home and Aspects of patIent care, persons who telephone or make Sondra Seely, R N , at 884-8600, daughter, Mrs CynthIa Krause garet's School in St Cllur Shores Jr. and four grandchildren Grosse Pomte Memonal Church chemotherapy and radiatIOn personal VISitS to the home They extensIOn 2356 A noted counselor and humOrist, MemorIal contributions may be She died Monday, Jan 17, 111 therapy, prescriptIOn manage- help family members make ad- If you ,""ould like to learn more Mr Stoy was foster father to 37 Cottage HOSPItal ment, nutntlOn, pam control and Justments to the care needs of the about the hospICe volunteer prog- made to the church 111 her name. children. He was a graduate of the Cremation will be at Forest Born in MIchigan, she was a respll-atOi y problems are pre- cancer patient and remforce the ram, call Julia Arango, hospICe Umverslty of Detroit and served Lawn Cemetery. member of the DetrOit Boat Club sented by experts III theIr fIelds instruction received m the Carmg volunteer coordlllator, at 884-8600, m the Air Force during the Korean and the Detroit Fme Arts Society PartiCipants learn how to lift and for the Cancer Patient workshops extensIOn 2419. War Mrs. Selma Klopp Mrs Stander is surVIved by her As a real estate agent for SerVIces for Mrs Klopp, 88, of husband, Mel; two sons, DaVid A big night for opera lovers Shorewood Realty, Mr Stoy was Neff Road, were held Tuesday, and RIchard, one brother and SIX active pohtIcally and SOCIally 111 For the pleasure of opera lov- been a resident of the Detroit area The evemng Will also feature a Jan 25, at the Verheyden Funeral gr andchlldren the Woods, servmg as a member MemOrial contributIOns may be ers, an mformal musicale will be for many years and has enhanced short talk about the past history Home of the Woods Beautification Com- She dIed FrIday, Jan 22, m the made to the MIchigan Heart As- presented by members of the PIC- many PICcolo Opera productions and present activitIes of the mittee colo rteglOndl Upera Company 01 With hIS lyriC tenor vOIce. All SuuLhfldd-od:>eu opel d 01gdJlltd.- ::it. Anne::, NUl:>IUg HOlllt:. socbtlOn Mr Stay is survived by hiS wlfe, Interment was in Georgetown Southfleld on Thursday evemng, three have been featured soloists tlOn, and light refreshment Will be A native Detrolter, she IS sur- Mary; two daughters, Pamela Cemetery, Georgetown TownshIp, Feb 3, at 7.30 P m at the WIth the DetrOit Symphony 01'- prOVided vived by one sister Weott and Rebecca Weott Nash, a Nottmgham Road home of Mr. chestra and have concertized Interested persons may call Interment was 10 Forest Lawn Mi son, Brian M, four SIsters and and Mrs John W Junker throughout the US. and abroi.ld Marlowe Belanger at 354-4717. Cemetery. two brothers. Paul B. Grenkowicz Appearmg on the program along Interment was m St. Catherme's Miss Ivy St. Onge With the company's director Mar- Ford historian dead at 34 Cemetery, Algonac MemOrIal services for Mr. JOrie Gordon, WIll be ElSie lnsel- Services for MISS St Onge, 87, Grenkowlcz, 88, formerly of the man of St Clan Shores, and George McCall, a lecturer and powerhouse at the mansIOn Mrs. Ruth L. Lister of Manor Road, were held Tues- Pointe, lately of Houston, Texas, Jonathan SWIft of Blrmll1gham, writer on the Ford famtly hIstory, He was a frequent lecturer in Services for Mrs. Lister, 76, of day, Jan. 25, at the Verheyden Will be held Saturday, Jan. 29, at 2 singing arias and duets from died Tuesday, Jan 18, m Orton- Fort Meyer, Fla. where Henry p.m. at Weltenberner Funeral Lorame Road, will be held Friday, Funeral Home favorite operas ville, after a long illness He was Ford and Thomas Edison kept Born in DetrOit, she IS survived Home, 13481 GratIOt, Detroit Jan. 28, at 11 a.m. at Grosse Both the director MISS Gordon, 34 summer homes by a sister He died Sunday, Jan. 23, in and MISS lnselman are on the McCall was a volunteer worker Pointe Memorial Church. McCall IS surVived by his wife She died Friday, Jan 21, in Cot- Interment was 111 Mt. OlIvet Houston. musIc faculty staff of Wayne State at the Henry Ford Fall' Lane man- Nancy (nee Berschback), for- Cemetery. Mr. Grenkawicz IS surVIved by a Umverslty and are well-known to sIOn 111 Dearborn for about mne tage Hospital. merly of Handy Road 111 the Born in Pennsylvania, she was son, Thomas Allen, one daughter, Detroit audIences for appearances years. In additIOn to offermg his Mrs. Florence A. Sterr Farms SerVIces for Mr McCall active in organizing the Grosse Josephine Campbell, two brothers, 111 operatic roles, reCitals and as services as a tour guide at the es- four grandchildren and one tate, McCall was also actively en- were held Friday, Jan 21, at the Pointe War Memorial and the Services for Mrs. Sterr, 89, of oratorio SOlOISts Roslyn Road, were held Saturday, great-granddaughter. He IS the gaged 111 the restoration of the LeWIS E Wmt Funeral Home Grosse Pomte Women's Club. She SWift, born 111 Scotland, has Jan. 22, at Christ Episcopal husband of the late Ynez. Church. Memorials to Faith Lutheran She died Thursday, Jan 20, m Church, Sagmaw, are appreciat- Cottage HOSPItal ed. 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Then call HONEY PIZZA lo-oz !'lashe Co", I-La BOX $5.49 1-800-621-9755 California Romaine lettuce HAWAIIAN CALIFORNIA SNOW. WHITE PINE- NAVEL CAULI- APPLE ORANGES FLOWER $1.89 • 5 for 99( $1.29 II I ,) 11111'11 rt'llille .. 1 "lJl~ ...llll Illllfl'"n .. 1 flf'lMlt", 101 (,lrt-, ....'rll(lr """,~I 'mill .In) I ml Im.1"''\ln I 111 III I I r\l~(1 I' )1 I'M:11111'1 ... 1 I lIlII" ,0...< cl h) ItH" If(" rell (' nJy wllhdr.rw;11 PRICES ABOVE IN EFFECT TIl FEBRUARY 2nd lrom mlnlMllll1 Relm mErll I\«OU II rJrl()r I) lltf" ~l) r"kml"l I [) I ( I~ po .. '" noc;u(rllo $100000 .. I Thursday, anuary 27, 1983 Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Lucas talks taxes, officials say By Mike Andnejczyk in the county, and as a part of the money. State shared revenue county, we are concerned with from income, sales, single busi- Topping the agenda at the Wed- those problems" ness and gasoline taxes are paid nesday, Jan 19, meetmg between He added he thought the meet- quarterly in the state's fiscal Wayne County Executive WIlliam ing was well-handled and he was year. . Lucas and suburban government pleased to be there. Dlngeman The state has not said whether ofhcial!> was the poor financial also said he had been appomted to the delayed payments will be condItIOn of both the state and a liaison group with other sub- made, Petersen said, adding the county, loc al officIals saId. urban offiCials. combined loss of two revenue Representatl ves from the Farms CIty Clerk Richard Solak sharing payments from the state Woods, Farms and Park attended saId he thought the meeting open- could cost the city $400,00. the meetmg wIth Lucas and 40 ed lines of communication be- By garnering support and pas- other suburban offICIals at the tween the county executive and sage of the income tax increase/ Ford Motor Co. headquarters 10 local governments and gave local Petersen said, the county ana Dearborn last we€k officials a chance to air their feel- local governments could get the Pointe offICIals said they were lOgS about the county state money owed them. pleased WIth the me€tlOg, addmg "I thought It was a constructive Woods' Mayor George Freeman I they felt the purpose was two-fold I fIrst meetmg," Solak saId. "There saId the meetmg showed Lucas' . I - to open lines of commumcatIon was good give-and-take." There wish to cooperate with the ""ub- between the county executIve's of- was also some diSCUSSIOn of a urbs He said two of Lucas' points flce and outcounty governments state lOCOme tax Increase, he ad- impressed hIm and to se€k support for a possible ded "One was that certain services state mcome tax IOcrease that , I The delay In the state's third that they are offering can be cov. could free-up delayed revenue quarter revenue sharing pay. ered by the cities which would i I sh~rlng payments to govern ments and the aelay In receIVing CO~L bOLh th~ COUllLy dUU lh~ 1.1tles II ments the second quarter payments has less," Freeman said. "Mr Lucas • I Gov James Blanchard an- cost the Farms about $75,000 so also wants to work with cities on ~ nounced the delay of revenue far, offiCIals said The slate has the various projects that are going fillarmg payments to governments not said whether the third-quarter on." and univerSities recently as part delay will become permanent, Park City Clerk-Assessor Nun. of a budget-balanclOg plan, He Farms offiCIals SaId. zio Ortisi said the meeting allowed has runted the delays may become Woods CIty Admimstrator Ches- local officials to air their positions permanent, according to pub- ter Petersen was less pleased with and Lucas' staff to say where they lished reports. the meeting, saylOg he had hoped stood. AccUlent injures two LUCAS SAID the county could Although Lucas never specifi. to see specifiC plans for cutting Two persons were injured slightly in an accident las Thursday afternoon, Jan. 20, at the intersection of see p~yless paydays by April if the county's deficit and getting cally endorsed the idea of a state the Sl.ate does not make ItS re- Income tax increase, Ortisi said, Kercheval Avenue and Kerby Road. According to police reports, an east bound car driven by a Woods the delayed payments from the woman ran a red light, striking a north bound auto driven by a Farms man. The Woods car ended up on the venue shanng payment, whICh state. there was some discussion about Lucas said IS close to $15 mllhon. it. Officials opposed the increase front lawn of 152 Kerby Road. The driver of the vehicle was ticketed. Ambulance attendants from the Farms "The new county executive's of. Fire Department took a woman passenger from the east bound car to Bon Secours Hospital after she Farms Major James Dingeman flce didn't mention anything they without some justification provide said the Idea of a state income tax would do to cut their own deficit," by better services, he added. complained of trouble breathing. She was released after receiving treatment. increase was dISCUSSed, but as Petersen said, •'We were expect- part of a general discussion of the The revenue-sharing was a good ing to hear some kind of plan to news-bad news item, Ortisi said. state's poor fmancial condItIOn get the state funds, but a deflcit- "The good news was the advanced and Its effect on the county and balancing plan for the county was Big band sOlUldcomes to War Memorial notice," he said, pointing out the local governments talked about in broad terms." bad news was the city "could lose Enthusiasts of the big band sound Cole Porter and George Gershwm or checks may be mailed to the "I thlOk what was discussed The meeting, Petersen saId, was quite a bit" or about $300,000 if the can look forward to three nos tal. will be presented with a new Grosse Pointe War Memorial, 32 was the terrible financial condi- aimed at getting local govern- payments aren't made. gic Friday evenings dining and twist For this eve.n~ Bogan .has Lakeshore Road, Grosse Pointe tion of both the state and county ments to support a state income dancing to Chet Bogan's Big Band pared down the orlgmaI 2O-p~ece Farms, Mich. 48236. governments," Dingeman said. tax increase which could free up Shores president Gerald Shroe- Sound at the Grosse Pointe War format to a compact seven-pIece "There are tremendous problems the delayed revenue-sharing der was unable to attend the 'Memorial Feb 4 March 25 and group, while preserving the easy meeting, Shores officials said. June 24. " to dance to big band beat. The ex- Friends support City manager Thomas Kressbach The unique sound of the 1940's, pert, musicians ~i11 b~ ~ccom- said no City official attended the revived by Bogan and his band, pamed by vocalist. Dlxlebelle, local library meeting. has traveled from Harbor Springs known for her rendItions of the Friends of the Harper Woods to the country clubs of Grosse songs of Peggy Lee and Helen Public Library, with individual The first electric Chri"tmas Pointe Last year hundreds of For~st, among others. membership at $3, family mem- lights were invented in 1908 by a couples stepped. back in time at Dinners are. schedule~ for 7 bership at $5, will meet at 7 p.m., 'telephone company employe ir the War MemOrIal to revel in an p.m,; Bogan win entertam from today, Jan. 27, at the library, England- by tlie - name of Ralph era when lyrics could be under- 8:30 to 11:30; cocktails by sub- 19601 Harper. con Morris. He had just put out a tree sl00d and couples danced cheek to scription will be served at 6::30. Friends are people joining to fire caused by a tipped candle. He cheek. The War Memorial requests that support the library by raismg bought a batch of tiny bulbs used The familiar big band classics reservations for Feb. 4 be made funds for special library collec- on telphone switchboards and of Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Jan. 31. Reservations may be tions, projects and programs, and strunA-them to~ther. Harry~am.es'-plus the music of made in person at $35 per couple, volunteering their services. The Energy &aver Sol". Your NOTICE OF THE LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION Fireplace Problema _ I Look Ittho OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF L_ r_Sool4ne F1 Page Eteven-A Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Waveforms will come to cable "Waveforms," a new weekly music styles, including roc kabilly , What's on Cable series that takes a look and listen reggae, experimental and elec- Tbursday, Jan. 27 - Channel 8 at contemporary music, premiere • 6 P m. - The Shopper's Guide e 8 p.m. - "Houses, Houses" - see Thursday, Jan. '1:1, listing. SALE Friday Jan. 28 - Channel 17 e 7 p.m. - The Health Field - "Arthritis: Surgical and Exper- IN PROGRESSThrough Feb. 5th imental Treatments" - Lymphoid irradition - a new experi- mental form of therapy - what does it mean to rheumatoid ar- thritis sufferers? Who will need more than medical therapy for WOODS' uncontrolled arthritis? Friday, Jan. 28 - ChannelS FIREPLACE CO. • 10 a.m - "Houses, Houses" - See Thursday, Jan. '%7, listing. Monday, Jan. 31 - Channel 5 The Home Furnishings Lower heating bills more • 4:30 p.m. - American Catholic. • 5 p.m. - Faith 20. than you'd believe possible! • 8 p.m. - St::-"ices taped at St. Paul Lutheran Church. and G1ft Center ~onday. Jan. 31 - Channel 8 New Thenniser • 6 p.m. - The Shopper's Guide . 21323Harper 771-1300 Vent Control System • 8 p.m. - "Houses, Houses" - see Thursday, Jan. '%7, listing. St. Clair Shores Thursday till 9 p.m. A fuelsaver foryour furnace, bOileror Monday, Jan. 31 - Channel 17 water heater that slashes heatlllg bills Withcomplete safetyl Saves more e 7 p.m. - "Single8een - An alternative to bars, dating services because Itsqueezes more heat fromfuel and well-intentioned relatives. Worksall of the time 100% guaranfee of • 7:30 p.m -- Young Viewpointes" - A news show brought to satisfaction Withsavings duringthe first you by the kids of Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods. Inform Yourself year or your moneyback Noelectrical • 8 p.m. - The Health Field - "What is Nuclear Medicine?" - parts or flimsywingsto break down or In an age when the word nuclear has some very negative connon. malfunction 99year quality guarantee tations, the Health Field will report on a very positive aspect of Learn About Calltoday for fulldetails nuclear science as it applies to the world of mediqine. Grades 4 and 5 Tuesday, Feb. 1 - Channel 8 1-800-621-1569 • 6 p.m. - The Shopper's Guide. • 8 p.m. - "Houses, Houses" - See Thursday, Jan. 27,listing CALL ANY OF THESE Tuesd~y, Feb. 1 - Channel 17 • 5:30 pm. - "Single8een" - See Monday, Jan. 31, listing. . DEALERS TODAY e 6 p.m. - "Cancer: Nobody talks about Sense in the Sun" - !. JOE KOVACH REf1Il8.' RAPIDSERVICERHRla. ALADDIN HEATING The ;ncreasing problem of colon rectal cancer, the outlooks for Gr ~ J ,,,,,_ orl~e.-k.r'.!, the future, screening procedures and warning signs. The second I 882 n -.~.'~...... 18\ -~., . ~7.~~ film explains the problem of skin cancer, how to recognize it, how to treat it and its seriousness. JEFCO IIIC. FlAME FURNACE CD. e 6:30 p.m. - Hank Luks vs. Crime. ROMvllle Warren Detroit .-itIIlIII'"Detroit 1'.1. 298-2222 574-1070 527-1700 885-2_ • 7 p.m. - People with Erv - Guests are Sondra Seely and Julia Arango, who discuss the Hospice Program at Cottage Hospital. II1JMLE 9IR8Y SYSTEMS WIlUAMS REFRI6. " HT6. D. J.• !:COIIIIELL CO. e 7:30 p.m. - A view from a Park Bench with Judge Beverly C. e•• t Detroit Detroit ROHvllle E.. t Detroit Grobbe!. Guest is Dr. Gordon Blush, nationally known clinical 772-5310 372-5500 773-8010 779-6773 psychologist on stress and stress management. Topic today is "All About Anger." • 8 p.m. - The Healtf1 Field reports on the advancements of Nuclear Medicine in the treatment and diagnosis of cancer. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN / • 8:30 p.m. - "Financial Planning" - Is it too late to do some- NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals for furnishing all labor, mate- thing about those 1982 taxes? Margaret Southworth, certified fI- rial and equipment for spraying elm trees located on private property and nancial planner, will discuss absolutely ~afe investments that pay Tuesday, February 1, 1983 - 9:30-11:00 I.m. on a urnt cost basis for 1983calendar year Will be received by City of high rates of return and are not currently taxable. Grosse Po1OteWoods, 20025Mack Plaza, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan • 9 p.m. - "Where Have All The Children Gone?" - Country 48236,until 3:00 p.m , Tuesday, February 1, 1983,at which bme and place singer Johnny Cash hosts this Youth For Christ special focusing The Grosse Pointe Academy proposals will be opened by the City Administrator The Cit~ reserves the on teenage problems of drugs, alcohol, prostitution and suicide. right to reject any or all proposals, to waIve any IrregulaTltJes10blddmg and 171 Lake Shore Road to accept any proposal deemed to be in the best 10terest of the CIty. Grosse Pointe Farms Chester E. Petersen Wednesday, Feb. 2 - Channel 5 City Admmistrator-Clerk For Further Information: The Academy • 4:30 p.m. - American CatholJc Contact Mrs Edward McDermott welcomes stud,e'!ts of GPN - 1-27-83 . any race, religion, • 5 p.m. - Faith 20 • 8 p.m. - Services taped at Salem Memorial Lutheran Church. 888.1221 sex or ethnic origin Wednesday, Feb. 2 - Channel 8 CITY OF ~rn!l6r Jniulr MICHIGAN • 6 p.m. - The Shopper's Guide. 17147 MAUMEE AVENUE e 8 p.m. - "Houses, Houses" - See Thursday, Jan. 2:1, listing. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN Wednesday, Feb 2 - Channel 17 • 7 p.m. - "SingleSeen - see Monday, Jan 31, listing. INVITATION TO BID • 7:30 p.m. - "Young Viewpbintes," - See Monday, Jan. 31, MO.RG-~ ~ f~ ,_. COM'.~", listing. FOR ONE FULL WEEIC ELM TREE SPRAYING e 8 p.m. - The Young Field - "Nuclear Medicine and the ~ • Thu,sdoy 27,h 'h," Brain" - Health Field reports from the 29th annual conference of ~ /114 Wed ... ,doy 2nd The City of Grosse Pomte Will receive sealed bids for spraYIng pubhc the Society of Nuclear Medicine and will discuss the advance- right-of-way elm trees and requested pTlvate trees until 10 00 A.M., Wed- ments of nuclear medicine as It relates to the brain. 14330 E. WARREN at Chalmers nesday February 9, 1983,at which time all bids Willbe pubhcly opened The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive any Irregulari- • ties, and to accept the bid which is 10 the best IJ1teresl of the City Specifications and bid forms may be obtamed from the City OffiCes,and Cable will air youth special completed bids shall be submitted to the City of Grosse Pomte, Attention' Thomas W Kressbach, City Manager, 17147Maumee Avenue, Grosse LIfe and death drama drawn coach Tom Landry, Denver Bron- For Your Conveniente .Pomte, Michigan 48230 from the lives of young people and cos quarterback Cratg Morton, 12 One-pound, IndIVidually wrapped Bids shall be sealed and plamly marked, "TREE SPRAYlNG BID:' celebrity talent are combmed in B.J. Thomas, Dave Boyer and and quick.frozen to maintam Its 12 pound~ fresh ground in a the 9O-minute television special, Billy Graham. natural quality plastic bag "Bulk Pak" T. W. KRESSBACH titled "Where Have All The Chil- Also appearing on the program G P N - 1-27-83. CITY MANAGER dren Gone?" which airs Tuesday, IS Chuck Colson, convicted Water- $1.39 LB. ($J6.68J '1.39 LB. ($16.68) Feb 1, and Thursday Feb 3, on gate conspirator and former aide No LImit - No Coupon N_ded Channel 17 of Grosse Pomte Ca- to Richard Nixon Colson, who ble converted to Christianity before U.S.D.A. CHOICE CITY OF ~rn!i!ir'oiulr MICHIGAN The top actors, singers and serving time for Watergate, has sports figures as well as others formed a prison ministry. Boneless Pot Roast S1.89 LB. concerned with today's young Art Lmkl elter, who lost his u.s. INSPECTED, TRIMMED PUBLIC NOTICE people and the problems they face daughter Diane to drug abuse, donated their talents and efforts will also appear Lamb Loins Cut into Chops Free .. LB. because of Youth For Christ, an $2.29 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT Youth For Christ, according to organizatIOn in contact WIth more FARM FRESH - No 8acks or 8reas' 80ne OBJECTIVES AND PROPOSED USE OF FUNDS than two million young people preSIdent Kay Kesler, provides every month in 54 countnes regular meetings of JUnior and Chicken Breast 6 to ~ box ..... $1.19 LB. A Public Hearmg was held by the City CounCil on January 17, 1983at The show depicts young people senior high school students in which bme projects were reviewed and comments receIVed concerning and their problems with attemp- 1,000 American CIties, sets up Ground Round 5 LB. BOX Community Development ActIVIties for the 1983program year Fundmg campus orgamzatIOns and sup- up to $80,000may be available for approved projects for 1983 ted suiCIde, drugs and alcohol, as Patties IA or V3 LB.••••..•..•.. well as celebritIes who have faced port groups, group homes and Projects are selected to meet Commumty Development Block Grant Ob- the same problems or who have foster care servICe, chaplams m youth detention centers across the MINI FREEZER ORDER * 1 Jectives and In part are a contmuatlOn of prtor year's actiVIties Projects chl1dren who were affected. "FOR YOU AND YOURS" selected for 1983grant applicatIOn mclude SO C Minor Home Repair, Among celebrities appearing on country and neighborhood mmis- 5 T.Iono St.. let. ayo 5 lb. Housing Rehabilitation, Tree PreservatIOn, Street Improvement, and Ec0- the telecast are Carol Burnett, tries In deteriorating areas of 4 Conto' Cut '..,11«1 S,.. ks. 000 8 lb. major cities. 4 Conto' Cut Sin..n Steaks. aoo 9 lb. nomic Development Bob Hope, Dennis Weaver, Mac 3~ Centor Cut I'erte Cttep.. 00(1 10 lb. Citizens are inVited to comment on proposed actlvlbes Information re- David, Michael Landon, "Little Cash, the program's host, Will 12 I-II. I'k". of G..... n«l • ..-. aouse on the PralrJe" star sing four songs while Evie 5 DelmMllco S,.. ks. 000 • lb. $1.23l1 quests and comments should be directed to City of Grosse Pomte, 17147 4 Groch "A" Chlcleon•• ayO 13 Ib, c=. SIDES ::;, Maumee Avenue, Grosse POinte, MIchigan, not later than February 4, Melissa Sue Anderson, B1Il Cosby, TornqUIst smgs two. Other per- formers melude Paul Harvey and 1 .....t. t..ln It t. aog 5 lb. HINDS =::, $1.33l1 1983 Carol Lawrence, Roy Clark, 4 Chuck '1. 000 3'h Ib, eo =- Joe Campanella who give feature 0I0lCIUSIA RIIS __...... • III Roger Wllhams, Roy and Dale A .... ' '0"" 'otol $1." II THOMAS W. KRESSBACH Rogers, Pat and Debby Boone, reports or the extent of youth s-.. .•1 ",.Poly 14J 00 $14500 Itfll't (ow",,., 'M. L01 NS ..... $1.49l1 G P.N - 1-27-83 City Manager.Clerk Andrae Crouch, Dallas Cowboys problems in the UOlted States. c::=. ) Thursday, January 27, 1963 Pave Twetve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS The forest Audubon Society wUl meet Monday. County hires lobbvinD; -~ fir-..n&&~ The Grosse Pointe Chapter of Chapter vice-president MJlto~ ongs By Mike AndrzeJczyk posing interests, Hertel said. I the Michigan Audubon Society will Volkens will present a program t1- bel The Wayne County Board of Wayne County Executive press meet Monday, Jan, 31, at 8 p.m. 10 tled "Sight and Sound - Familiar. to every Commissioners decided to post- secretary Bill Johnson defended the second floor lounge of the American Songbi~ds." 'VID' g pone a decision on hiring staff the hiring, saying there was pend- Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. II while getting the county some ing legislation in Lansing that ----- creature clout in Lansing by approving a could amend the county charter. Nowhere in U.S. Pres- , contract with a Lansing lobbying The county, he said, needed ident Martin Van Bu- VILLAGE firm at its Jan. 20 meeting. someone in Lansing full-time to Ir~n's autobiography ~;~• \.iMi. The board. accord~ to public represent the county's interests d1d he mention his lW": HEALTH HOME B'ISINESS information director Le1to Durley, Using current staff members to wlfe WINE SHOP CIlI toe''' ~ ~ postponed action on three resolu- lobby in Lansing would not be as Wine. Liquor. Beer on. tions that would have dismissed effectiye a.~hiring the firm, John- ELREE ELLIOrr staff from the former com mis- son said. We would have to es- Keg Beer 28800 HARPER 288-8114 sioners while allowing some em- tablish relationships. Those who " .. r>./,n,y Within ,h. 'oi"'" ployes bumping rights under civil are there are established and can Telephone 821-1177 service and approving a $1.5 mil- be more effective." lion allocation for personal and No conflict could arise from the JEFFERSON GROSSE POINTE PARK core staff for the 15-member possible closing of the hospital, Sol. Ends 2. 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ClIIIC MEW" ITAJt<:..AFT TUESDAYS- New Orleans Dixiland 1/2 TON f'tCICUP e" boo ...... po PP AM floC ,_ 'Nr 01"" "1M VANS Chet Bogan and l>utnpIf 5 A ,,.., ... _ CIII IOr",,_ 'Ofl 60me lamp de4u:r. front .,. .not 3 ., the Wolverine Jazz Band S13 995 ...~~:~rmy Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. INs~KA $7250 , LcrJ~ with Dixie Belle lit I 3r~THUIIIDAY OF EACH IOITH - Regular and Menthol Ttle Big Band Sound of Open a box today Chet Bogan'S 7 piece Bane 11.~ fRIDAY I SATURDAY- YAN DYKE AT 11 MILE (1--) WARREN Tony Dannon Quartet .s~-RINK .£ide- III ffee .£aile Warning, The Surgeon General Has Determined 24028 E. Jefferson That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health leN.0'9 Mile 773-7770 6 mg tar, 0 6 mg OICOlrne av per clgarene. by FTC merhod ( , I , • r ~ ., k '10 - .. • .. , lIIIl ._C__ ,..... - - - --~ - Page Thirteen-A Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Able bodies bridge generation gap A chance phone call last We had collected food for the around their houses," Chrlssy Grosse Pomtes and Harper November just may have opened Capuchian Commumty Center and said. Woods. They did the usual fall up some poSitive commumcation wanted to do something m our Taking up the story, Virginia yard cleamng Jobs and at one lines between two groups of sen- commumty," Chflssy saId. Downing explained, "A basket house did clean off a porch for iors in Grosse Pomte - senior But Virginia Dowmng, coor- often contains food not on a parh- winter. hi~h school students and senior dinator at the center, parlayed cular senior's diet or food In quan- "Mostly we Just raked," ChriSSy citizens. Chrissy's phone call mto a rake- titles that the recipient can't use saId. "But at one house the stud- It all st!irted when Chri!)sy Mou- WIelding yard-work project and BeSides we have agenCIes to help ents cleaned out the gutters and at rad, preSident of the Student As- mtroduced a tew elder citizens to With food. What we tned to do was another place they had to use a ~ sociation at ~orth High School, some students, who are now con- to construct a way that students saw to get some big plant roots I' called the Semor Information and sldermg setting up a similar pro- could help semors meet other out of the ground" Referral Center at Ferry School to Ject for next year. needs, such as raking, cleamng off Wnat about the intergeneration ~ _ ask about sending food baskets. to "When I called, Mrs Downing a porch or getting a box down gap one hears about so much - area-elders around Thanksglvmg told me that what the semor cIll- from a top shelf" how dId students and the elders Students awarded top math honors time. zens really needed were some The Student Association turned get along? Bishop Gallagher High School Berg IS a student at St Clare of "The associatiOn does several able bodies - some kid!) they up a contingent of eight students "Too tell the truth, we didn't recently announced the wmners of Montefalco Grade School things for people every year .. could trust to help With chores who went to six homes 10 the want to force thiS on anyone - we ItS flrst inVitational mathematics Out of 206 partiCipants, 22 ~tu- Just asked at the Student ASSOCIa- competition for area grade dents were awarded a computer tion for volunteers. The others schools semInar at BIshop Gallagher, 1Il- UIS dramatists look to state competition who responded were Frank Mar- cludmg Paul Kesman of the tllouttl, DaVId Bergeron, Tanya First prIze WInner was Steven Woods, KeVIn ReId of the Park, Not only can UniverSity Liggett weeks, tills year's student dIrec- augural performance lor the new Volls, Laune Peters, Joe Cuter, School dramatlsts take dlrectlons, tors WIll be entermg theIr own ULS Performmg Arts StudIO on Berg of Grosse Pointe Park, who DaVid Salkowskl of the Park, Patty Hayosh and Sue Rmke. was awarded a $150 scholarship to Lmda Rayos ot the WoOds, and they can also give them, says the one-act plays m a senes of festi- Thursday, Feb 3 "At first some of the people Bishop Gallagher High School. . Joe Posch of the Shores school During the next two vals as well as serving as the In- seemed a httle WIthdrawn, maybe Before and after the evemng a httle suspicious - but that performance the players Will take didn't last long. and then evervone Parents meet with teachers their work 011 lhe I OdU d~ they was friendly Most of them came Parents of Our Lady Star of the Counselors Will O1::.lflOULe I epOl l represent ULS In the state drama outside to talk with us whIle we Sea students WIll have the oppor- cards and teachers will be avall- competitIOn district finals at worked," Chnssy saId. tunity to pick up semester report able [or diSCUSSIOnin the school Chippewa Valley High School m One of the semors on the 11st cards on Thursday, Jan 'Z7 from 7 gymnasium Mt. Clemens, on Saturday, Jan. was a tormer teacher and she and to 9 pm. 29, and the Grosse Pomte Theatre her helpers chatted about school Festival at the Grosse Pointe War experiences. Another took a pic- HARVEST PARK Memonal on Saturday, Feb. 12 ture of the young people working m her yard, while still another Students eant blue ribbons Leadmg the way to the state asked her contingent m for cook. Keates, Kristen Marco, Katherme competition will be "The Visitors The art department at North les. High School has announced that 10 Wallace and Kelley Blashell. from Forest HIlls," a scnpt Accordmg to Mrs. Downing at Blue ribbons in the photography adapted from Nell Simon's full students earned portfolio blue rib- the Referral Center, response bons which were awarded by the diVIsion were awarded to the port- length comedy "Plaza Smte." The from the senior citizens was 100 folios of Kenneth Campbell and show features students Peter judges of the regional Scholastic percent and very posItIve - as Art Contest. Dori Ann Deaver. Dahl1ng and Stepame LaRose in a evidenced by a letter from Agnes The portfohos Will be forwarded lighthearted look at parents-of-the Blue ribbons 10 the flne arts C. Louth of Harper Woods, who were awarded to JacquelIne De- to New York City for Judgmg on bride who find themselves havmg wrote "1 feel as if 1 made two the national level for scholarshIps to explain why their daughter has Cosoma, Shelley Roehl, ElIzabeth new beautiful friends. That IS how Farrell, John DeClaire, Mark and special awards barricaded herself m the bath- friendly and smcere they (stu- room moments before the cere. dents) were" mony 18 scheduled to begm. The Chrissy summed up, "It really show also features Fred Bowles was nice to have contact with and Ivana Di Tommaso and is these people we didn't know be- co-directed by Simone Early and fore - everybody said it was a HAPPY HOUR Gillian Darlow 'good experience' " And students A feature of the Feb. 3 student at North are now talking about showcase Will be the timeless getting together a permanent 2 for 1 farce "Suppressed Desires" di- committee in order to repeat the 4:30-6:30 and 10:30.12:30 rected by Eric Pinder and Bar- senior project in the spring and FREE HORS D'OEUVRES bara Roman This is the whimSI- next fall. Bring the computer age horne: cal tale of a woman who enjoys LIVE J AZZ EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY mterpreting SituatIOns so much Theater North The Atari 400 & 800 Horne 8 tif closing she ends up practicmg psychology sets production Computer Software: "Pi> Without a lIcense, much to the x~ EXCITING BUSINESS PERSONS' LUNCHES frustratIon of her husband and sis- Gael Barr, director of theater II -~a.~1)~11:)11j:(o!l.1II"~)l"JlC..r"ll\9o\' 11\ ~ '&~\ 1\':~ Served datly from 11-4 ter who begm to doubt their own North at Grosse ?oint~ NOl th sanity. The comedy features High School, has selected the cast Including Specials that are truly outstanding David Chamberlin, Erica Frede- of the play of "Philadelphia, Here c_ATARio ~ I~. -.1= ~: rick and Maura McKeever. 1 Come," the third production of EXCELLENT DINNERS On Feb. 12 the one-act adapta- the year. Scheduled [or perfor- From $19.98 ~ Servedfrom 5 to 10:30 tion o[ "The Shadow Box" takes mance on Feb 10, 11 and 12, the .... to the stage at Fries Auditorium comedy takes place in Ireland You know the penis of all ' _ All food is prepared to order WIth t!?e hIghest standards You as the ULS representatIve for the durmg the 1960s Technical direc- work and no play When you _ililililll 2 have our guara,nlee.-.the [ooels are delwfred or flown m datly~ GPT High School Festival. The tor IS Kim KirkpatrIck. are hmshed working With your ATARICompu~r, slop In anet powerful drama IS directed by Members of the casWnclude Bill buy the besl entertainment soltware available You can take Stop by soon and enJoy a concert of beautiful foods WIth lovely Tamara Lapa and features Brion Osler, John Ward, Roberta WIll- home a vaTlety of programs Includmg CentJpede@, Asterolds@ wmes m our award -wmnmg settmg of crISp Imen, fresh flowers Fox, Rita Drath and Katy Davis ison, Garrett Rice, Cyndi Tennent, and the famous PAC MANiIl Many ATARI Home Computer Accessones also available and impeccable .servIce. in the poignant story of a mother Mark Summers, Liz Perkins, and daughter facing terminal ill- Glenn Stevens, Sheila St. Amour ness With dignity. Joe Serwach, Kim Tobias, Ker, 15406 Mack (Bet. Somerset & Nottmgham) Admission to the evemng per- Saunders, Steve Dunn and Eric OomputelLancr formance of the student showcase Cholack. Grosse Pomte Park 22000 Greater Mack $1. The play will be held at Theater on Thursday, Feb. 3 is The (bet ....een 8 & 9 MUe Roads) competitions at Chippewa Valley North's Performmg Arts Center, 772-6540 343-0697 and the War Memorial are free. 707 Vernier Road CITY OF MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1983 HAMS ••$3.09 LB. I Over A Century of Service SUPER at 8 00 pm to hear the appeals of the follow1Og to the Eastside Communiticl) with this coupon I ..rL"'";o. ('~ , SOWL 54.00 OFFWHOLI HAM I 1 Mr Edward Russell, owner of the premIses located at 131 LakeShore , -" ~,J Drive, from the front yard prOVISIonof the Zomng Ordmance whIch re- ~ w-.,,~"'~ \ 1-".....''''J BEER 52.00 OFF '12HAM 1 qUIres a 250 foot bUlldmg setback as defmed 10 Article XIII, SectIOn 1300 ~ :~ /-""~' ....,0 .. i....I " { ~ SPECIAL I \ Mr Russell ISrequestmg a front yard setback of 20feet on Lots 1-9of the ...... Advance I proposed Shelden SubdiVISIOnto be located on the aforementIOned proper. : \'Y..\ ty ,,.tf • • Orders Only I 885-7140 I 2 Mr & Mrs Edward M Bunn, owner of the premises located at 416 Expires J.3 J-83 I McKmley, from the demal of the BUlldmg Department to Issue a Permit for the constructIOn of a famIly room addItIOn to the on the rear of hIS eXIstIng property located at the forego1Ogaddress Such permIt l'iSuance .IAH ' ~------~BURGHARDI'S was demed for reason that the reSIdence located on the foregOIng pre Crop."heck Chapel of YI RIAD mlses IS non-conformIng for reason that It I'>In VIOlatIOnof the SIde yard BA I Y prOVISIonsof Article XIII, Section 1300of the CIty's Zomng Ordmance, and In accordance With the prOVISionsof Article XV. SectIOn1502, Item 4.A of the City's Zomng Ordmance. no '>uchstructure may be enlarged or struc. ifheWin..R.llamilton eo. turally altered unless a vaTJance IS granted FUNFRAI OIRH TOR" I• "NATIONAL BRAND, NAME son DRINKS AT DISCOUNT PRICES" 226 CROCKER BLVD. The Hearmg,>Will he pubhc, mterE''>ledproperty owners or residents of the Mounl (Iemens 4f106~ SAVE ON PEPSI-COLA'S ~ ... CIty are inVited to attend 463-0577 "m R H anlllinn II DIET DUO ~~ I fm:l- I fJR I 1).1\ III \I lIam.hon J.,hn" nrn ..l.rn,ln RICHARD G. SOLAK Hnnnl.1 n H(,f.l.mann 1.1.,,,1 It "nnl.llllI(' $1.69 ~:':~~~:.~~ \~~n"llIl(' J)lr('('lnr~ Bottles Plus Deposit ~ CITY Cl.ERK & SECRETARY \1, ml" r I,v Inl ""rr,,~ GPN - 1-27-8.1 ZONING BOARDOF APPEALS \ IIJunJI \!/fj lid \1or/ICta"C CARRY OUT SERVICE & CONVENIENT FREE PARKING IN OUR LOT! • Thursday, January 27, 1983 Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS The GOP in loyal opposition Grosse Pointe News NEWS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY suggested that range but proposed the income Published Weekly by Anteebo Publisbers 882-3500 Michigan's Republican legislators, after 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. 882.0294 882.6900 working with Republican governors for many tax hIke be made for a four-year period only, PHYLLIS NEAL Grosse Pointe Farms. Michigan 48236 SUSAN McDONALD JOANNE BURCAR after which It recommended as a replacement, A~ISTANT TO PUBLISHER MANAGER years, now have a new responsibility. It is to Sefilod CIa.. p""""ge Paid at Detroit. M1cldgn NEWS EDITOR examine the proposals made by a new Demo- an increase In the state sales tax. The reason- (USPS Z3f.4Mt ) CHARLES DICKSON JANET MUEI.LER JANET WHEATLEY cratic governor and come up with their own ing behmd that shift is that the additional ASSISTA"lT MANAGER alternatives or improvements. The early evi- money is needed quickly and that a sales tax ~'EATURE SOCIETY EDITOR CLA~I~ lED SuPERVISOR NELL RIVARD PAT ROUSSEAU dence is that the Republicans will take a hard boost would require not only legislative ap- PEGGY 0 CONNOR SALES PROMOTION MIKE ANDRZEJCiYK ANNE MULHERIN CORE EN SLANEC look at every proposal by Gov. James Blan- proval but approval in statewide referendum as JOANNE N GOULECIlE TOM GREENWOOD FRAN BACHA well, which would take more time than passage EYE MARIE BURCAR ROGER HAGES chard before deciding exactly what they will do BERNADETTE HILLIER - and what they can do. That, of course, is the of an Income tax hike JANEE SIMON Urgency seems to be a key word in the WILBUR ELS'ION DAWN VELARDO essential role of the "loyal opposition." EDITORIAL CONSULTANT CIRCULATION It is clear that the GOP is not gOingto join in Democratic scenario That, of course, poses the Democratic hoopla that tells us a needed problems for legislators who may want to drag increase in the state income tax has already their feet a bit to get more factual information \fember been determined and that a new path to fiscal and to try to get a more up to date fix on the Robert B. Edgar. Editor and Publisher rectitude and budget balancing has been neatly state's economic phght. But the demand for ur- (1940.1979 ) gent achon also tends to focus attention on the ROBERT G EDGAR charted by the governor's Financial Crisis PUBLISHER Audite!,lureau proposal already 1ll the governor's hand and to of UreulaUons Council. Iru.tead, the GOP wants to make its Member Michigan Press Assoclalion and NaUonal Newspaper -\ssoclatloD own conclusions about the size of the defIcit make It dIfficult for legislators of either party and the actions needed to'overcome It. to come up WIth alternatives. Just how much the Republican legislators REP. WILLIAM Bryant, Jr., of Grosse can do, even if they come up with valid alterna- PtJillL~ IUdJ~ till: PUillt in his interVIeW in the l!VI:::> to the go;,crnor's tax and spending pro- Letters to the Editor I Grosse Pointe News last week He saId he grams, IS obviously doubtful but their exper- didn't think the case had yet been made that Ience in dealing with governors of their own I another income tax hike is the only way out of party wIll stand them in good stead. They Leman sees seniors' plight MLK Memorial the state's current budget crisis. The former didn't always go along with Govs. George GOP House leader, who now is vice-chairman Romney and William Milliken, either, and yet To the Editor: in the Pointe communIty. 1 was real party think this continues to be a of the House Taxation Committee, also was not they often left their mark on the final bills that I was happy to see that the To the Editor: convinced that the deficit had grown as alarm- were enacted. If they can come up with a bet- residential problems of our real community concern. I The Dr. Martin Luther King, ter Idea than Blanchard's crisis councIl, they senior citizens was at least re- was happy to see Mr. Leman ingly as the Democrats have contended since recognize the difficulty in peo- Jr. birthday celebration spon- they took con\rol of the governor's office Jan 1. might even have a chance of converting some cognized by Grosse Pointe sored by the Grosse Pointe of the less rigid Democrats to their cause. Park's planner Charles Le- ple being able to live all their Rep. MIChael Busch of Sagmaw, who suc- lives in this community. We all Inter-Faith Center for Racial WHATEVER solutIOn finally is adopted to man. Your recent news article Justice proved to be an edu- ceeded Bryant as minority leader when Bryant reflected that the Grosse know that this is to a large ex- stepped down, has said roughly the same thmg mend the current cflsis, it clearly will be of the cational and fun-filled after- short-term variety That still leaves open the Pointe Park Council, in re- tent attributable to the lack of in newspaper and TV interviews. He pointed doing the Master Plan, has multiple housing be it rental or noon. out that many Republicans also campaigned opportunity for an overall review of Michigan's The program started with a entire tax program - to see how it matches up hired Mr. Leman's firm for condo. play depicting the major against tax increases of any kind in last year's with programs in states that are industrial and advisory services. Hopefully, the Park Council election and, he added, "This is going to make ...... ,~ ...... • I .. , _ .. _. .. 1M- - ...... People Section of The Pointe The Second Section B Thursday, January 27, 1983 From Another Pointe Of View By lime! Mueller Each year, Women for the United Foundation and the Heart of Gold Awards Council honor outstanding volun- teers in the metropolitan Detroit area for their contribu- tions to the community, presenting them with "Hearts of Gold" at a very special luncheon at Cobo Hall. The pre- sentations are always made during February (that is, after all, Valentine Month), and the speaker at the Heart of Gold Awards Luncheon is always someone Very Spe- cial. This year is no exception. We can't tell you who the 1983Hearts of Gold will go to because we don't know - the names of the recipients are kept secret until they are announced at the luncheon - but we can tell you that the Very Special speaker at this year's luncheon will be Un- Ited States Ambassador to MeXICOand former screen personality John Gavin. He's best known for his film, stage and television per- formances over the past 25years, but much of his educa- tional and professional experience has been focused on Latin America. As president of Gamma Services Cor- poration since 1968,he has been involved in real estate and international business consultation in Latin America and Europe. He was named Special Advisor to the Secre- tary General of the Organization of American States in 1961and served in that capacity until 1974. He's a graduate of Stanford University, was a spokes- man for Bank of America for seven years and served as an officer in the United States Navy for three years, winning four battle stars during combat duty in Korea and with the 7th Fleet in the Pl1cific He served on the board of the Screen Actors Guild from 1966to 1973,and was presidelJt of the Guild in 1971. * * * The United Foundation's 16th annual Heart of Golds Awards luncheon is scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 8. Photo by KarIMl FOl'CI Approximately 90 men and women, several of them Pointers, have been nominated for this year's awards, Alpha Phi lollipops go right to the heart • • • and a pair of Pointe residents, Mrs. Alfred R. Glancy III The Detroit East Suburban Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Phi which exercise the upper and lower extremities, for Saint John's and Mrs. Dean E. Richardson, are serving as chairman fraternity has kicked off its annual Lollipop Sale: canisters Cardiac Rehabilitation Program. Pictured above "doing exer. and vice-chairman, respectively, of the event. Another f1lled with red, heart-shaped lollipops, priced at 25 cents each, cises" - and obviously enjoying the workout - are RICHARD pair of Pointers, Wilhehr.ina Boersma and David Lawr- have been placed in area banks, retail stores, restaurants, dry L. DIETZ and PAUL I. MORELAND (left to right) with 1983 ence Jr., served on the panel of judges which selected cleaners and Saint John Hospital's Gift Shops. Cardiac Aid has Lollipop Sale co-chairmen MARG DIETZ and PEGGY the 1983awardees. been Alpha Phi's national philanthropy since 1944;'The fraterni- WOODHOUSE, Paul's daughter (left to right) and (center) ANN Tickets for the luncheon, at $12.50per person, may be ty, which has conducted internationai loilipop saies to raist Wh:LSlIER, president of ~he Detroit East Suburban Alpha Phi obtained by calling the United Foundation, 965-7100, funds for Cardiac Aid for the past 12 years, received the Heart Alumnae Chapter. Extension 263. and Torch Award from the American Heart Association in 1966 I------.-;,.,.------~:-l for its outstanding contributions to cardiac care. In recent Short a,uI to the Pointe . 'Tootsie's' Pointe Roots years, the local alumnae chapter has made substantial dona- . __ tions to Saint John Hospital and the Grosse Pointe Public School Among those elected or re-elect- Howe MIlitary School recently They're calling Dustin Hoffman's film performance as System. Resusci-Annies and films for CardioPulmonary R~sus- ed to offices on the Board of Trus- awarded the Two-Year Bronze "Tootsie" a classic, but Dustin had a lot of help from citation (CPR) classes have gone to the schools. Past donations tees of the William Beaumont Lamp of Knowledge to Cadet Pvt. George. That's George Masters, internationally known to Saint John have gone toward the purchase of a Non-Invasive HospItal System is CHARLES W MICHAEL R GROW. son of MR. hair stylist and make-up artist, who got his start right Cardiology Transducer, an Ergometer for the hospital's Cardiac ELLIOTT, of The Farms. EllLott, and MRS MICHAEL GROW, of here in The Pointe, at Anthony's (now The Greenhouse) Cat,beteri •• tioa. Laboratory, a Cardiokymograph lC~G) and the a semor vice-pres1dent, Metropol- The Pomte atP., L~.~~ on-the-ItUl, under the egis- of Dean of Pointe Hair- .Ang!opl.a.s.t..yProgram, This year's proceeds will be used to pur- Itan Corporate Division, National M TREFZER, J{' , S6n of TROM- dressers Anthony Collett. chase an Ergometer Exercise Bicycle, which concentrates on Bank of DetrOIt. IS treasurer of AS M. TREFZER, of The Pomte. (Continued on Page 4B) the board for the system until Grow and Trefzer are sophomores exercising the lower extremities. and two Air-Dyne Bicycles, 1984. at Howe. Created for a woman's stature .Raul Blanc9's exciting new collection for Elan fashion that lends a feeling of style, confidence to the woman of fuller proportions Sample It here, In an elegant beige/cream two-piece rayon crepe for sizes 12-22, $160 ( \ \'. \. ,~ 1 4 Pes Set. Reg $2,284 Triple Dresser, 66" Framed Mirror SALE $1,591 Queen Size Bed Chest on Chest 23020 MACK AVE (NEAR 9 MILE) ~,flcGcl 8T CLAIR SHORES TELEPHONE 778-3500 NlghtTable . Reg $239.75 Use our convenlenl layaway plan B Siegel MasterCard Visa Amf'rlcan Express Eflstland and Northland Open Sunday 12 to 5 p m It~ Hours: Monday, ThurSday, Friday - Till 9 P M SALE $118.00 Downtown 7 Mile E.ac;tland Birmingham Northland Tuesday, Wednesday Saturday - Till 530 P M (Closed Sunday) 9656400 864-6800 3718200 644-7744 5690500 I '\~ Thursday, January 27, 1983 Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Gowanie Golf Ladies gather Members of the board of Gow- anie Golf Club Women's ASSOCia- tion met recently for a luncheon an~ .p!anning session, outlining FINAL WEEIl activIties for the coming season, at the Chalfonte Avenue hOme of Mink, Fox, Coyote, liazel Sullivan, 1983Gowarue Golf Women's president. Larnb, Opossum, On the group's spring agenda are a tee-off breakfast meeting Lynx, Raccoon April 7, which WIllalso honor new members, and the annual lunch- fulliengih coals, eon'fashlOn show on Aprd 21, to be "troller~, j ackelS chaired by Muriel Kaufman with assista.nc~ from Dorothy Smith, Marjorie McEntee, goll chair- Many man, announced the commg sea- son's scheduled golfing events. one-of-a-kind values! Mary Jane Meier will assist Mar- ALL FURS LABELED TO SHOW COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Jorie. Bette Wilds WIll serve as WE DO NOT SELL FURS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES handicap chairman. Lee Grainer MEM8ER MICHIGAN FUR CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION will head the rules committee, with :lssistmce from Glori::! Bich ler. Officers serving this year with Mrs. Sullivan are Mrs. Kaufman vice-president, Linda Hamilton: secretary, and Trudy Vmcent, treasurer. Other board members include Doris Lattin, Margaret Acker, Shirley Belluomo and Ann M~rl'vitale will serve as nine Pass Memorial Church Women's gavel • • • hole chairman, with Lynn Cristel assisting. Mrs. Smith, past-pre- At the Women's Association of Grosse Pointe ister for 1983. Dr. Wilson, of Hamilton, Ont. sld~nt, is the group's honorary M~morial Church's ap.nual meeting; in mid- served as moderator of the United Church 0i adVisor. January, AUDREY (Mrs. J. Alfred Jr.) Canada from 1980 to 1982 and as president of GROW, outgoing president (right), passed her the Canadian Council of Churches from 1976 to GP Braille Club gavel of office to the group's new president, 1979. She has taught in two seminaries, led con- , MARY GRACE (Mrs. Fred W.) ADAMS (left). tinuing education courses for clergy, traveled to meet Friday 'J'!te officers' installation and Communion ser- extensively throughout the world and written a VIce were conducted by The Reverend Ray book: "Like A Mighty River." Luncheon tables The Grosse Pointe Braille Club Kiely, The Reverend Stanton Wilson and The were decorated by the Service Guild, under the will hold its winter meeting Reverend David Antonson. More than 175 direction of chairman CynthHt (Mrs. David) tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 28, at women attended the noon Agape luncheon Hempstead. Dining room chairmen were Nancy 12:30 p.m. at the Van Antwerp which followed. Members of 27 Windsor area (Mrs. Ralph T.) Stevens, Doris (Mrs. Gust) Road home of Charlotte McClel- churches and 17 local churches were invited to Jahnke and Dorothy (Mrs. Arthur O.A.) lan, club p~sident. the luncheon, to hear DR. LOIS WILSON Schmidt. Joyce (Mrs. Richard) Edwards (ce,nter), Memorial Church's Ecumenical Min- chaired the kitchen committee. Saturdays at Four o Flee winter woes at Ford Museum Woods Garden ,receIves a grant I Live music, exciting shows The 1920's roar into the mu- "saturdays at Four," the Mary- fam~us characters from the p~st seum Feb. 19 and 20, with recre- Club \to Tneet grove College chamber music I spe~lal foods and o~h.ersurprises ations of I:Iarry j:Ioudini's famous , series uf which pi::mist Lawrence deslg~ed to help Vlslto.rs escape Illusions by the Great Viano, a Mrs. Fred Leonard has inVIted 'LaGore, of Three Mile Drive, is the wmter d?ldrums will be fea- lIvely ~ortrayal of slugg~r Babe. members of the Grosse Pointe artistic director and founder has tured durIng Henry Ford Ruth, .hve saxophl:me,mUSIC.and a Woods Garden Club to lunch at received an $1,800grant from the Museum's Great Escape Week- selectiOn of claSSICfIlms, mclud- her Stonehurst Road home next Michigan Council for the Arts. ends, Jan. ~ and 30, Feb. 19 and ~ng L~,urel and H~rdy's ':Blg Bus- Tuesday, Feb. 1, at noon. Her co- The money will be used to 20 and ~.arcn 19 and 20, offered at mess, accompamed by hve organ hostess will be Mrs. Carl Berndt, partially fund the series' sixth no additional charge b~yond the musIc. VICe-chairman. season, which opened in mid-Jan- regular muse';Ull-.admlssiOn. The Fabulo~s 405 return March After luncheon and a business uary. Remaining concert dates The Gay NmetIes IS the theme 19 and 20. ThiS Escape Weekend meeting the day's agenda calls are Feb. 5 and 26, March 19 and' of th~ Jan. ~9 and ~O W~ekend. ~ill feature"a film festi~,al hi~h- for a V~lentme Workshop for pa- April 9 and 30. Performers are all There 11be hve ra~tlme plano, a hghted by Casablanca, a hve tients at Saint Mary's Nursing professional musicians from the ~rass band, a variety show and Big Band sound and appearances home Club members are re- Detroit az:., many of whom are unPt:0mptu al?pearances ~¥ Mark by Rosie the Riveter and a Tucker quested to brma theIr own sci&- . members of the Detroit Symphony Twain. lfaDlUe.~Far~.1¥L;th'" Car- saleen>an sOrs and' paper punchers Orchestra. La Gore will play in all ~ancer '='lttle.Egypt. Early J!?dIson concerts. fllms will qJCker on the bIg sc- Information on tickets and com- reen. There 11.even be a turn-~f- plimentary open rehearsals, t~e.century bIcycle parade - m- available to groups of senior cUi- sld~ the m~um. zens and students upon request, V.lsltors WJ!1be. able to ~ake may be obtained by contacting the theIr. own VICtorian valentInes, Marygrove Music Department practice a 90s dance craze and try 862-8000Extension 316 ,) some. rage-of-the-decade soda , . . fountam treats. Dominican High School presents ___ 'lIn FRIDAY. FEBRUARY4.7:30 p.m. Food & SpiritsAvailable CASH PRIZES $3.00 donotlon,lncl. $2.00 In chips $500.00wlnllmlf Full security Parking 97" McKinney 't\o'hlttler DHSCafeteria 812.1500 0'1-94 882.8503 £A\~I.LI'" L4 ~f) £ "114lJ[ £() lINCllno It seemS He only yeslerdey thai fire establIShed the complwy The CA MPBfL LS continue Lampshades newly made. cleaned. and restored 10 thelT onglnal be8uly. szlks iUld sh 8t1lungs an d fabulous lnmmlflSS Lamps repwed or your obFcls marie mto allracllve lam os wdh shade deslgnedtalit CfilljanorSopJue' 922 5510 •or Vls;1 our studIos- StJ.me address smce 1946 J32 GRAND BOULEVARD. [ DETR.OIT SAVINGS YOU WILL APPRECIATE ON OUR OWN MOMS' LUXURIOUS WALL.TO WALL BROADLOOM CARPETING Now IS the perfect time to cover your tloors with the new carpeting you have TOY been thinking about Jacobson s own selection Includes d~ep saxonles, plush velvels, heavy twists and textured patterns of long wearing nylon fibers ATTIC~ A fine choice of tashlon shades and color combinations, 11.50 to 211.15 sq yd Our Interior DeSigners Will be pleased to assist you In selecting the carpeting best SUited for both your personal requirements and your home's decor Save Money 2 Ways? Sale ends March 5 '983 Toys for Less! Cash for Toys! Baby Furnishings - equipment Jacobson's taken on consignment. STORE FOR THE HOME GROSSE POINTE "!'•• ecI: Fisher Price. Playskool. Kenner, .-.oyolecl - at 1/2 retail price. RetovecI: Books, Gamea, Oolla. Trains 16637 E. Warren 0882.7631 REGULAR SHOPPING HOURS (A,l YOfIclhlr.) -o;;;Y~nday -ru~Sday WedneSday Salurday 930 a m to 530 II m T\lU..IAT 1H.1Iuy1ng ,~, Oa,ly and Evenlnlls Thursday and Friday 930 am 10900 pm Page Three-B Thurs~ay, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS - - tan...... -.- - ---==-r Moore-LItfy FINAL MARKDOWN rites plalUled LAST THREE DAYS - Thurs., Fri., Sat. Fall wedding plans are being made by Sandra Marie Lutfy, 50% oft daughter of Mrs Robert Howe, of Morningside Drive, and the late George Lutfy, and Dr. Donald All Fall & Winter Apparel - Some Spring Richard Moore, son of Dr. and Infants, Toddlers, Boys 4-7, Girts 7-14 Mrs. Warren Moore, of Belanger Outerwear - Imp Suits - DreSses Road, whose engagement was an- nounced over the Thanksglvmg Slacks & Tops - Nightwear & Robes hoMay. Miss LuUy, a graduate Of St. Paul's High School who holds a Sandra Lutfy Kay Kalvelage Catherine Carter Bachelor of SCience degree in Psychology from Western Mich- College and the UniverSity of Prange-Carter 110 Kercheval TU 1-7227 igan University, is in her last year Michigan Medical School, com- Kay Kalvelage The Store Devoted ExclUSively to ChIldren of nursmg school at Henry Ford pleted his residency at Saint Hospital School of Nursing where Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann to wed in May troth is told she is president of the Student Arbor and IS currently on the staff. Mr and Mrs Richard Carter, of Council. of Henry Ford Hospital in Internal Kay Ehzabeth Kalvelage and Aline DrIve, have announced the Her fiance, a graduate of Medicme HIS fratermty is Delta Richard Lee WatOlck whose engagement of their daughter, Grosse Pomte High School, AlbIOn Sigma Phi. engagement has been announced Catherine Ann, to David Robert by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prange, son of Dr. and Mrs gUfttkeft Charles Kalvelage, of Falrholme Harold C. Prange, of K~lamazoo. Susan Abbott Road, are making plans for a May A June weddmg is planned. weddJng Ml::>::> C dl Lt::l, ,Ill dl UUllId uf to say vows 80th the bnde-elect and her Grosse Pomte North High School, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Abbott, of nance, son of Mr. and Mrs Albert IS presently attending Western <:ReductiOns MlChlgan University Her sorority I Littlestone Road, have announced Watnick, of Southfield, are Um- .. . \' the engagement of their daughter, versity of Michigan Medical IS Chi Omega. Susan Lynn, to Jeffrey J. Seibe- School students. Her fiance, who holds a Bache- nick, son of Mary Alice Seibenick, lors degree from Western Mich- She is an alumna of Grosse Igan UniverSity, where he affil- of Defiance, Ohio, and the late Pointe North High School and re- 2j'gkds iated with Sigma Chi fraternity, IS (0bb Paul Seibenick A July weddmg is ceived her Bachelor of SCience planned. employed by Noxell Corporahon degree in Pharmacy from the m Seattle, Wash., as a Key Ac- MISS Abbott has been employed University of Michigan, where she at Saint John Hospital smce she counts Sales Manager. 'affiliated with Kappa Kappa was graduated from Grosse Gamma sorority. He is a Cran- Pointe North High School in 1975. O~igiJta~ P~LCes 0ba~~ba~~ brook Academy alumnus and Making smmner Her fiance, who holds a Bach- Susan Abb oU graduated Phi Beta Kappa from elor of Science Degree in Business Supervision from Central Mich- the Umverslty of Michigan with a Administration from Bowling igan University, is an administra. Bachelor of Science degree in Zoo- wedding plans ana WUttPlt tllPltChanaiSe Green State University and a tive assistant with'aItheSe Michigan. logy Mr. and Mrs. John M. Poplaw- Masters degree in Management D rt t f Soc epa men 0 1 rvlces. sk'I, 0f R IvaI'd Bidou evar , are an- JlI haU he bride nouncing the engagement of theIr gOWt\S obert 1,...ars to ta a daughter, Lynne Marie, to Greg- dAasticaQ~y~ed.uced . . . as ma~becr R. ory Nelson Doyal, son of Dr. and Lieutenant Col~nel (Ret.) aJ.ld 'sity and is pr~sent1y a second Mrs. Guy T. Doyal, of Three Mile Mrs. George A. Wilson, of DetrOlt, year J.D. candidate at the Uni- Dnve. A late August wedding is are. announcing the en~agement of versity ~f Michigan Law Sch~ol planned. their daughter, Juh Anne, to Her fI.ance, a Grosse Pomte Miss Poplawski and her fiance Robert John Marshall, son of Mr. North HIgh School alumnus, re- are both Grosse Pomte South High and ¥rs. Cyril K. Marsh~!, of ~eived ~~s Bachelor of Arts ~egree School graduates. She holds a Colomal Court. The weddmg IS tn. ~ohh~al SClenc~-P!lbllC Ad- Bachelor of Arts degree in Advert- plan.ned f?r May, 1984. ml1:11str~tlOnfro!? Michigan State Ising from Michigan State Univer- ~~aW1)~ Miss WIlson, a ~raduate of Our Umverslty: He IS a second year sity He attended Michigan State L~dy of M.ercy HIgh School, Far- J.D candidate at the Syracuse University, where he affiliated ~~lp,~ mmgton Hill~, holds a ~achelor of Uni~ersity ~olle.ge of Law, and IS with Beta Zeta Chapter of Theta 11 KERCHEVAL ~ts degree l!l I!lternahonal ~ela- afflhat~ With Sigma Nu Phi legal Chi fraternity, and is now a stu- 882.5550 tlOns from Michigan State Umver- fratermty. dent at Wayne State Umversity. Karen Nelson MOT to present Karen Nelson Sound of Music A uMINT" COLLECTION THE BEST NOW IN PROGRESS. • • Michigan Opera Theatr~'s to he married wintel' season production of Rod- Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Nelson, of gers and Hammerstem's "Sound Stanhope Avenue, h~ve announced of Musie," leatut"ing ,Dl'oadway the engagement of their daughter, actress Judy Kaye as Maria • Karen Lynn, to Kevin Alexander Ranier and Detroit music man Pollock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ale- Phil Marcus Esser as Captain von Drexe~ xander W. Pollock, of Grand Trapp, opens tomorrow, Friday, Heritage Blanc. The wedding is planned for Jan. 28, at the Mustc Hall and will early September. play there for 14 performances MISS Nelson, a Grosse Pointe through Feb. 12. North High School alumna, at- tended Central Michigan Umver- Information on ticket avail- ability and special children's dis- sity. Her fiance, a Grand Blanc From our selection of High School graduate, received counts may be obtained by caIling his Bachelor of Science degree 963-7680. Groups of 20 or more coin Jewelry. these Acquire Drexel and Heritage collections from Central Michigan Univer- should contact Peg Sullivan at Kruggeran~ coins ~re 963-7622. sity. set In 14 karat gold, now, ,,while temptlngry reduced! for both men a"d women Alpha Epsilon ADKs I to hold card party I( Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Proceeds from this fund raiser Delta Kappa sorority, an inter- provide scholarships and camp national group of women edu- experien.ces for students in the edmund I. AHEE jewelry co. caturs, will hold its annual card communIty. party Thursday, Feb. 10, at 7:30 C~apter members include Mrs 20139 Mack Avenue p.m. at the St. Clair Shores Re- DaVId Burt and Carol Roller, both Graue Pointe Woods creation Center. Prizes and re- of whom reside on Roslyn Road, 888 ..4800 freshments Will be featured. Demse Cardaris, of St. Clair Av- Tickets, at $2.50 per person, enue, and Mrs. Eric Weber, of may be purchased at the ,door. Lakeshore Lane. MICHIGAN OPERA THEATRE presents Judy Kaye and Phil Marcus Esser Rodgers and Hammerstein's When you shop Forsler's Interiors StoreWide Winter Sale you receive optimum value for your money I Every quality Drexel and Heritage collection IS speCially priced until February 26th and your chOice of selecllon IS not restricted Reap the diVidends althls StoreWide Winter sale now It's an opportunity no! 10 be mlssedl with Gloria Hodes Robert Grossman and Ian Albright January 28, 29, 30 February 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12 ORDER TICKETS TODAY Charge Tickets by Phone Call: 963-7680 12200 HALL RD (M-59) 19435 MACK AVENUE Sterling HeIghts Grosse POinte Woods shops FamIly Discount (Bc/wren Van Dyke Freeway & LakeSide Mall) 3 blOCk! North 6( Moross (1 Mile Road) jilt of Group Sales for Sound of MUSIC 739.5100 881.9390 Available only. Children under BOTH STORES OPEN MaN THURS & FAI UNTIL 9 PM Orller Days 93010 5 ~O Closed Sunday W"llon...Pi~ru call Peg-%.1-7622 Grosse Pointe 12 admitted 1/2 pnce Thursday, January 27, 1983 Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Oriental From Al10ther Pointe 'S Connoisseurship Of View DULANY (Continued from Page IB) SPECIAL EVENT Masters was responsible for physically transforming the Dulany's Gallery finds itself In the umque posllon of a very masculine Hoffman into a woman - and a believ- change of direction. able, appealing one, at that! Anthony, now associated This is a one-time-only opportUnity to purchase chOice with The Cut-Ups at Kay Baum in-the- Village, is very pieces of Mlng throLlgh 19lh Century Oriental art and proud of his protege. furnlshmgs at extremely substantial reductions that will prove to be honest and exceptional values If Winter Comes ... Last year's was a white winter. This year's seems to Special Even.tHours thru Feb 15th be shaping up as a green one. And that's about it in 1830.kland Tues., Fri. & Sat: 10:30-6 PM BirmIngham, MI 48009 Michigan: winter offers us a choice of two colors, white Wed. & Thurs.: 10:30-9 PM 313-645-2233 or green, but oh! . . . come spring, Grosse Pointe liter- Sunday: 12:30-4:30 PM ally bursts into a bouquet of rainbows as the trees and flowers bloom. When you've come through a Michigan winter, spring 1S a gift of color. Cruu,e mto spring u"!th Tanner co-ordmates . the Consider the roses. The Grosse Pointe Rose Society is ~.: 1'~:: Hair Designers class'lCsilhouette that neva already considering them, gearing up for the growing goes out 0/ style Beaul1/ul season, with officers for 1983 already elected. They are J' 1 J 0RED KEN ;$~!I~~, LUWUi Lt/l-U t~.aUI ~I>. Matthew Patterson, president. Joyce Russenberger and ,An1eric-an 5:5~5S:E:E:~;=:;:::::::::;;=:;=::;::;;: w. _aM P'eocribe Boucle Sweater' $39.00 Robert Kissel, vice-presidents, Anne Loush, treasurer, Slee!eless Dress $92.00 Avis Kirsch and Margaret Young, recording and cor- Iedk~~ responding secretaries, respectively. Mary Currie is REFLECTIONS immediate past-president. Soft color, Directors for 1983 are James Stone, Mary Dziuba and permanent Marianna Sterr. Directors elected for 1983-84 are Mervin waving Gaskin, Ellen Quinlan and Shirley Ireland. Paul Desmet and is the Society's Consulting Rosarian. Editors for its make - up 369 & 375 fisher Rd. monthly publication, "Rose Pointes," are John and for Crosse Pointe, Michigan Deanna Stephens. 1983 886-7960 Members and guests of the Grosse Pointe Rose Society Spring and 9 30-5 30 Monday thru Saturday gathered recently for a midwinter celebration: cocktails Summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sterr, then on to looks. the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club for the Society's annual meeting, during which the new officers were elected, and The Newport The Contemporary banquet. Cut and Perm Cut (and Perm) If you enjoy home The evening, planned by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Loush, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirsch and Gladys Gies, included 20902 MACK AVf,. entertainment, by Julius Jodts and by The Imperials who ,(JJJJ."'" GIOSSE PTE:'WDs. presented a program of selections from musical come- .L!i\\ decorating, you'll love Mr., ::il' tir ~ (4 .... No., v..... ) dies and Big Band sounds, and presentation to Past-Pre- AMI'LI ,ABING sident Currie of an American Rose Society Pin plus sev- Calico Corners! eral gifts from out-going executive board members. Vem s Clffiswn12r.., 886.3050 (A lMIM ...... ) \ * * * You11love the selection of The Metropolitan Rose Society of Detroit, which ser- designer fabrics and seconds, vices rose growers from all the suburban communities all in stock and on the bolt. and welcomes everyone interested in growing better ~/ 9J~ t/ir ;:;kl/ C[tttUJ roses to its meetings at 2 p.m. on the first Sunday of Yot,11love the value of saving each month at Olivet Evangelical Lutheran Church on SlIttA. ..sI g.wr e1niqjur- ... 30 to 6()O/o on every yard. Van Dyke Avenue, near Outer Drive, has elected Grosse Pointe's Forrest Geary, of Cadieux Road, president for Biggest savings You1llove the quality of the 1983. ever during finest fabrics printed and Other Metropolitan Rose Society 1983 officers are woven, many just for us. Roger Bissy, vice-president, Ann Mooney, treasurer, Stiffel's 50th Angie Beutel and AI Knight, recording secretary and Anniversary. You1llove the service of assistant recording secretary, respectively, and Pat Hib- talented people who can bard, corresponding secretary. Immediate Past-Pre- coordinate colors and tex- sident is Anq. Gualdoni. Directors are Frank Von Koss, Frances Trombley, Ida Wild, Lillian Modzel, Jay Dixon ~, plus figure 'Yardage and Mary Ennes. or refer custom labor. 'Play Up Detroit' Discover the fun of selecting fabrics at. .. Di~ you know that you can "Play Up Detroit" with a 200/0 OFF T-shIrt, poster or mug supporting the Detroit Symphony Every Stlffel Lamp Orchestra-WQRS Timeless FM 105 Radio Marathon Special Orders Accepted OUCO " avail~ble by calling 833-6105 during business hours? 0; that, if you prefer, you can pick up any/ all of these items . COI!Nfl!S at The Mole Hole in-the-Village and at RenCen? % The T-shirt at $7, poster at $5 and mug at $5.50 (as- 30 OFF 21431 MACK AVE. Specially Marked Stlffels While Grosse Pointe Area 1932 S. Telegraph sorted set of four, $18.50) feature the DSO '83 Marathon Supply Lasts. Bi!t. 8 & 9 MIle We,! BloomfIeld slogan, "Play Up Detroit," and a whimsical four-color 775-0078 332.9163 instrument design, winners of the '83 Marathon slogan 311 and design contests. All proceeds from the IOFFER GOOD THRU JANUARY Open Monday Evenings T-shirtlposter/mug sales go toward the Marathon a DSO All Sales Flnat - No Refunds or Exchanges benefit, scheduled to air Feb. 23 to 27. ' Exwog Electric CD. The British Are Coming L,"~lilf' G.II~r!l•• Ii s.,,,Ii,, A very special, black tie evening is planned for the ~0234 MARPER AVE. (between 7"& 8 Mile) 884-1:I'l94 gala opening of the Hotel St. Regis this Saturday evening. HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN 48225 Invited guests representing the Detroit metropolitan area's Mon thru Sat 8to SFrl .t118pm civic, industrial and cultural communities will join officials of the Rank Organization of London, England, for festivities marking the first property in the United States managed by Rank Hotels, London. .. Hotelier Michael Kahler, a Pointe resident who holds dual British and American citizenship, and Anthony Harding, a Rank Hotels' director, will welcome the OJlltillielt guests to cocktails and hors d'oeuvres in the lounge, where the Detroit Community Music School's faculty ffcUftelt~ string quartet will perform, followed by a five-course European dinner in the Palace Ballroom, followed by a gala program of Detroit's Best (including the premier presentation of the song "Detroit" by composer Scott for grac.ious retirement living Wilkinson), followed by dancing to music by Jimmy Wil- kins' 17-piece orchestra. Star of the evening will, of course, be the St. Regis Why not a brand-new itself, now offering the services of a concierge and daily afternoon tea, among other BritisWEuropean amenities. beginning for a When the original St. Regis opened in 1966, It was re- ported to be the most expensive ($39,000 per room) and brand-new Year ! luxurious hotel in the United States. Saturday evening's celebration marks the culmination of a six-month, $2.5 million renovations- program which began last June and encompassed all 117 rooms plus th. • Comfort public and staff areas. The comfort extends to eIght new suites which have been elegantly restored and re-named •Security to reflect their English relationship: the York, Canter- bury, Chichester, Devonshire, Hampshire, Gloucester- shire. Warwickshire and Staffordshire. • Companionship • Activities 'Julius Caesar' Hilberry reprise • Excellent Meals Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" SlUS and Mark Antony; respec- returns by popular demand to tIvely Gene Jundt has taken over Wayne State Umverslty's Hllberry the role of Brutus, played last Theatre Friday, Feb 4, at 8 p.m season by Wilham Nell Dalley. and will play there In repertory Director is Anthony Schmitt call through May 11 The revival fea- Scenery IS by P. CurtiS Vanden- Lois Nair today at tures an extensive schedule of berg, costumes by Jackie Durbin matiaee perior~nces for stu- and hghtmg by Gary M Witt 823.6470 for an appointment dents at a reduced admiSSion TIckets and further information prICe may be obtained by calling 577- Hllberry veterans Matt Penn, 2972 The number to call for in. Peter G. Thomson and RIchard formation and reservations for Klautsch appear as Caesar, Cas- school groups is 577-3010. • • --- - ..----.-._._--~------Thursday, January 27, 1983 GR.OSSE POINTE NEWS ...... •••' ~ New Orl •• nl Se~~. Trombley vows are said '"-N~ AJ!i~~ls ] DIXIELAND A. tradItional, white gown, its the bride, an alumna of Hind's MR. and MRS. SAM WINSKY, CHEY BOGAN bodIce .and sleeves trimmed WIth College, is currently pursuing a of Warren, announce the birth of ~osepOl.nte lace, and a white illu- career in nursing. Both are their first child, a daughter, Aa~ nl WllYlrlll1 Slon veIl trimmed with matching Grosse Pointe North High School SARAH ELIZABETH, Nov. 18. JAZZ BAND lace were chosen by Demse Marte alumm. She attended. Wayne Mrs Winsky is the former EWIfJ}-*Y 8:30 , .•. Tro~bley for her midsummer County Community College. He PAULA PULEO, daughter of MR. THE LIDO marrIage to Robert Charles Seski. attended Wayne State University. and MRS PEPPINO PULEO, of Dming, Cocktails She .carned four white cattleya The brIde was attended by three Littlestone Road. Paternal grand. orchId~. Sisters, Dorothy Trombley as parents are MR. and MRS. NOR- 24028 E. JefferlSon I She IS the daughter of Mr. and honor maid and Ann LaDuke and MAN WINSKY, former West- (JlJst North ,of 9 M,) ~ Mrs. Joseph Trombley, of Broad- Cecilia Trombley as bridesmaIds. chester Road residents who now stone Road. The bridegroom's The bodIces and sleeves of theIr reside in Warren parents .are th~ Clare Smiths, of dresses, seafoam ~reen m color, South HIgbie Place. were trimmed With lace They ...... The noon ceremony Saturday, wore matchmg Empress Eugeme August 14, m Our Lady Queen of hats and carried pink rubrum MR and MRS ROBERT SEGER, of Sterling Heights, an. Peace Church, The Reverend lilIes ~Daniel Complo presiding, was fol- Mark seSki acted as best man nounce the birth of their first child, a daughter, ALEXANDRA .JANUARY lowed by a receptIon at the Geor- for his brother Ushering were Bill Mr. and Mrs. gian Inn, after WhIChthe newly- SeskI, 'of Santa Ana, CalIf., BERNICE, Dec. 31 Mrs. Seger IS Robert C. Seski the former PATTI WIEFERMAN, weds left to vacatIon on Mackmac another brother, and ChrIstopher of periwinkle blue chiffon for her Island. DeCoster, of Phoemx, Anz daughter of MR and MRS. E.J. CLEARANCE :rhey are at home in Jackson, Flower gIrl was Chnsty WIllis daughter's wedding Mrs SmIth WIEFERMAN, of Canterbury MISS:,where the bndegroom IS a Ru.g bearer was ChrIstopher wore a whIte Silk prmt. Both Road Paternal grandparents are medICal student at the University LaDuke, the bride's nephew mothers pinned pmk rubrum hhes the RALPH SEGERS, of of MiSSIssippi Medical Center and Mrs Trombley selected a dress to theIr clutch purses Birmingham, formerly of Loch. moor Boulevard .. .. Miss Williams Trowel, Error MR and MRS. RALPH H. BOOTH II, of Provencal Road, wed in August Club to meet announce the birth of their first The Trowel and Error Garden child, a daughter, WINIFRED Club meets today, Thursday, Jan. A reception at the Grosse Pomte WHITNEY, Jan. ~ Mrs. Booth is David Brooks - Sero - Lanz Sleepwear- Tl, at 12'30 p.m. in the PrestwlCk the former WINIFRED MYERS, Yacht Club followed the mid- Road home of Mrs James Nantucket - Robert Scott - summer marriage of Claire Wll- daughter of MRS. E. ROGERS Schmitt who will be aSSIsted by MYERS and the late Mr Myers Davey's Handbags - Geiger Jackets - Iiams and DaVid Nelson Insley Jr. co-hostess Mrs. Robert Taylor. Co-officiating with Dr Stanton Paternal grandparents are MR. Ron Brenton will present a pro- and MRS. JOHN LORD BOOTH, Lanz - Dorothy Z WIlson at the 11 o'clock ceremony gram on Miniature TerrarIUms. Saturday, August 7 in Grosse of Lakeshore Road. Pointe MemorIal Church was Father Ben Markwell, of Ottawa, Saint Jude Singles will host a dance Canada. 22420 Greater Mack The Saint Jude Smgles ClUb lIdS flue, near Eight Mile Road. Ad- The former MISSWilliams ISthe mission is $3 for club members, $4 dau~hter of Margaret Morrissey .scheduled a dance for Saturday, M-F 10-6 Feb. 5, from 8 p.m. to 1 a m. at for non-members, Including St. Clair Shores 773-8110 Wilhams, of Hampton Road, and "munchies." A cash bar WIll be Sat 10-5 William Barron Williams, of Flint. the Kmghts of Columbus Monsig- Mr. I nsley IS the son of Mrs. nor Vlsmara Hall on Harper Ave- available. Joseph Maniscalco, of Bloomfield Hills, and David N Insley, of Mr. and Mrs. • HONG KONG. PEKING. SHANGHAI. Royal Oak David Insley Jr. The bride chose a traditional 'T IIAN. GUILIN. CANTON gown, featuring a bodice of Eng- wreaths of matching flowers in Beverly's lish net and beaded, re- their hair. ,.d CHINA TOUR embroidered Alencon lace and a Best man was Jack Hock, of sweetheart neckline topped by a Palm Sprmgs, Fla. Ushers were I!JI 16 Days: MlIrc' 26-AJrtll0 Hallmark Store pearl-trimmed, Queen Anne col- WIlliam B. Williams Jr., the $2.9l5.00 ,.p. frHlllttro"ii lar. A front panel of crystal- bride's brother, RIchard Bartley, PriceIncludes3 MealsA Day In China. .' Treat yourself to a pleasant drive along pleated chiffon fell from her the bridegroom's brother-Ill-law, All Sightseeing & Airfares waist, where her scalloped, chapel Richard Beaudin and Anthony Lakeshore Road viewing the many moods Gauntner, fraternity brothers of For More Information, Phone: length train of English net etched 779-5500 of Lake St. Clair. When you reach Lakeshore with Schiffli embrOIdery was the bridegroom, and Damel softly gathered. Matzka. Your Ofl9nt Expert MARGARET CHIU Village stop by Beverly's Hallmark Store. She wore her mother's heIr- The mother of the bride wore a b GrandView Travel Agency, Inc. loom, fIl}gertip mantIlla of hand- tone-on-tone, hand-printed silk ~ 24707 Harper• 51.Clair Shores - Choose from our full line of Valentine made Belgian lace, caught by a dr~ss in shades of ecru. The Departures to the Orrent and Chma year round cluster of lace, and carried a bridegroom's mother chose a grey cards, party goods and gifts. bouquet of white orchids, mini- silk dress Cymbidium orchIds ature white roses and baby's- formed both mothers' corsages. The newlyweds vacationed in We have collectibles. breath. England and Ireland They are at Private Duty - Ample, free parking - Honor attendant Michelle St. Nursing Care Denis Matzka and brIdesmaIds home in Troy. Kathleen Bartley, of Madison, N.J., Out-of-town guests included the Serving Hours: Monday through Friday 10:00-9:00 th~ brid~groom's si~ter.\KimQerly bride's grandmother" ,Mrs. J.~ the Grosse Polntes, ~ Saturdays 10:00-6:00 Ra)'mona WlllIams, 01 /~ompano. KOSin and Brenda Treier wore and the Tn-Counties spaghetti-strapped, waltz length Beach, Fla., and her uncles and Sundays 12:00-5:00 dresses of conlllower blue chiffon, aunts, Lieutenant 'Colonel and sashed with wide satin ribbon, and Mrs. George E. Morrissey Jr., of matching jackets featurlOg dou- Las Vegas, Nev., and Mr. and Beverly's Hallmark Store ble, cap sleeves. Mrs. James Williams Jr., of Flint, They carried arr angements of and the bridegroom's brother-lO- 23211 Marter Road law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John bachelor buttons, miniature carn- Private Hom.. , HospItals ations and agapanthus, and wore Dingell, who reside in Virginia Lakeshore Village or Nursing Hom.. • 24 Hr. Service - 7 Days a Week Singks swing into squares • Full Time or Part TIme Coverage Slllgie men and women are Eastpointe Center. The Shores • Bonded and Insured meeting at Assumption Cultural Single Square Dance Club has crowd-level attendance for dances By RN's, LPN'., Nurs. Aid.. Center's Eastpointe Center on and Live In Companions Marter Road at 8 p.m. on Thurs- called by Doug McKinnon each day nights to have fun and keep Friday at 8 p.m. Refreshments fit while learning to square dance. are served. This beginning class, taught by Fee and registration informa- caller Doug McKinnon, is open to tion may be obtained by dropping 263-0580 all singles. You need not have a in at Eastpomte on Thursday or partner to attend. Friday mghts, or by calling 779- For experienced square dance 6111 Eastpointe IS located in St Community Professional Nursing Service singles, a new club is bemg Clair Shores, two blocks from As- formed on Friday nights at the sumption's mam center. Traditional Styling In The Grandest Fashion Now with great savings during our Mid Winler Sale ...;> .4< . L Jj;." jj., .. ~ ~ ~' HOME FURNISHING SALE AN EXCEPTIONAL CHOICE OF SEATING PIECES ... QUALITY AND GOOD LOOKS IN A WIDE SPAN OF STYLES During our Home Furnishings Sale, enJoy outstanding savings on fine furniture from such respected manufacturers as Hickory Chair, Baker.. and, shown here, Henredon The selections above are from an impressive group of eight sofas, eight love seats and ten chairs ... all available for special-order in a distinctive group of fabriCS. All at same prices. Sofa, $1095; Love seat, $1050; lounge chair, $495 The selections shown: 9O"L tuxedo sofa and 30"H velvet barrel chaIr. Our Intenor DeSigners Will be pleased to acquaint you with this Henredon group and its options, as well as our entIre special-order fabnc program. Also, be sure to ask them about our no-charge Fabn.Coate(IJ service and our Extended Payment Credit Plan. China - Now '958'., Table - Now '430", Cane Side Chair - Now '135- Sale ends March 5, 1983 Cane Arm Chair - Now '160", Server - Now '488" Jacobson's :Journier :Jurnilure CO. STORE FOR THE HOME GROSSE POINTE 2 Locat;ons ST. CLAIR SHORES - 27113 HARPER DETROIT - 16421 HARPER bet 10 & 11 MI Pds near Whiffler to better serve you REGULAR SHOPPING HOURS: 776-8900 Dally Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 930 am 10 530 pm 881-1285 HOURS Man. Thurs ,Fn 10-9 Dally and EvenlQJLs_Thursday and Frtday 930 am 10900 pm Man, Thurs , Fn 9 to 8 00 Tues, Wed. Sot 10-6 Tues, Wed., Sot 9.5.30 Thursday,January 27, 1983 Page Slx-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Busy weekend awaits Phase I Ann Aronson wed Nov. 20 Donald Trybus Marriage vows were spoken by dren ages-four to nine, wore blue An espeCIally busy weekend lies Reservations for center sectIOn Ann Elizabeth Aronson and Le. velvet dresses fashioned by the to claim bride ahead for members of Phase I, seats at $6 per person are being land Timothy SchmIdt at a 4 bride's mother, featuring collars the group of !>ingle, young adults, taken on a fIrst-call baSIS by Gust o'clock ceremony Saturday, No- of handmade Belgian lace. Mr. and Mrs. Philip V. ages 20 through 39, who gather Jahnke, 882.5330 (days), 884-1672 vem?er 20, in Grosse Pointe Me- Terry Schmidt came from Ypsi- regularly for Sunday evemng pro- (evenmgs). Standley, of Farmmgton Hills, are morlal Church She IS the daugh- lanti to act as his brother's best announcing the engagement of gram meetmgs at Grosse POinte Cross country skiing (weather ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Roy man Ushers were Robert Rut- MemOrial Church permitting) will bring Phase I their daughter, Maureen Therese, Aronson, of St ClaIr, formerly of ledge, of Lansing, RIchard War- to Donald Joseph Trybus, son of First activity on the end-of- members to the St. ClaIr Shores Newberry Place. ren, of Jackson, Thomas Militzer, January Phase I agenda IS a Golf Course on Masonic Boulevard Mr and Mrs Arthur P. Trybus, of Mr. and Mrs. T Kenneth of Britton, DaVId Aronson, the volleyball mght tomorrow, Fn- Grosse Pointe Cable TV First English FIRST CHURCH OF This Week's Service From: UNDERSTANDING AFTER HOLIDA Y BLUES? Ev. Lutheran 1178 AUDUBON SALEM MEMORIAL Church at GROSSE POINTE LUTHERAN CHURCH WAR MEMORIAL NEVER BEFORE SUCH A BARGAIN! Vermer Road at "WHAT SPONSORED BY Wedgewood Drive THE GROSSE PO Ir.'TE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION NATURE One Week personally escorted by Grosse Pomte Woods PLANS" Mireille Wilkinson 884-5640 Trading Plans Grosse Pointe Woods WONhlp and Church 10 a m Interprellng the trip to Belgium, Holland and France School - 9 15 a m BIble mto Today's LIVIng PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Church Worship Nped prayer help or 1151 of February 26-March 5 -llam olher a~tlvilies call 882 5.327 19950 Mack Avenue Paul F Kepplf'r Pastor nR "ARAH SOLAnA and (hallway between Moros~ and Vernier Roads) Mark Hln A-S! Paslor her minISters $825.00 + Taxes Based on Double Dc. .IrE available AA6 -lIOO $125.00 Single Sup. 930 EDUCATION HOUR R.T. Detroit/Brussels via SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRLINES For Adults. Youth and Children I • All transfers by Motor Coach II 00 WORSHIP CHRIST CHURCH • Contmental Breakfast Chlldrl'n'<; Learmng Center and j ~ ~ Nurserv PrOVIded • 2 nights accommodatIOn In Belgium , .. '-- 61 Grosse POinte Blvd. COME GROW WITH US l\lJ ~ SU-4341 • 4 Stars Centrally located Hotels , - ~~t' • 4 nights accommodation In Pans GROSSE POINTE The Episcopal Church Welcomes YOII • Private Parties In Friends Homes and lots of fun' MEMORIAL CHURCH PflnClpa I serv ICes. q :lO .I< 11 :lO Wor<;hlp ServIces IDEAL VALENTINE PRESENTl ') I') a m Holy Fu{harm & (hur{h 'id1001 10 :lO Study Hour For Details and Literature Crib Care thru age 5 I t I') a m Mornln); Prayer and Sermon Holy fuchaml fIr\! Sunday ,c'\'" ~ "JOURNEY TO JUSTICE" In/am. (l1,e prnllded - /lOth Ierr Hi!J de Bary Travel Inc. ~ Th(' Rev Dr LoiS M Wilson 17850 Maumee/Cor Fisher Rd Grosse Pointe Cable TV Olher services - Holy EUl haml HILall:ellllore Dr. otli-A.Prlyer ') ~O pm Sarurday Grosse POinte, Mf 48230 Channel 17 9:00 prn-1 0:30 pm 88Z-53:Jt. Z4 br. Muno. 8 00 a m - Sunday 881.3147 Tuesday, FebruafY 1, 1913 w...... ,..,,- UNITED PRESBYTERIAN ') 30 a m - Tuesday \ I .. pc;s • 4 Page Seven-B Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pewabic hosts (' The Community IJNC colhge exhibit ! For many organizatIOns, the While Jumor League members Clay Art, an exhibition of the first month of a new year repre- are the primary contributors to work of graduate and advanced sents a month of planning and this program, "Glve Hand-Me ceramic students at Cranbrook brainstorming designed to make Downs A Second Change" happily Academy of Art, the Center for the current year more successful accepts contrIbutIOns of c10tlimg Creative Studies, Eastern Mich- than the last. in good conditIOn from anyone igan University, the University of prepared to make a donatIOn Michigan and Wayne State Uni- At Operation LINC (Lmking In- verslty, selected by Instructors at dividuals to Needs In the Com- * * * their respective schools, is on dis- mumty), January has mdeed been LINC Past-President Lisa Mor play at Detroit's historic Pewabic a month of plannmg: planning for reale attended a Human Re- Pottery, located on East Jefferson a reVIsed internal structure, for sources Forum at the State Fair Avenue opposite Detroit's Water- new ways of raismg funds, for the Grounds Jan. 19. New DetrOit, works Park, now through Satur- organization's fIrst annual report Inc., the same orgamzatlOn whIch day, Feb. 12. (which will replace the semi-an- germ mated the LINC Idea III 1971, AdmisSIOn and parking are free nual newsletter), for the annual sponsored the forum for human at the pottery The Pewabic gal- meetmg in March WIth a speCIal resources orgamzations Em- lery is open from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. party featurIng the work of ployes and representatIves of Monday through Saturday, and MlChlgan artists, for nommatmg more than 100 organizatIOns from noon to 4:30 p.m. Sundays. and votmg on a new board and for gathered for panel dISCUSSIOnsand Experimentation IS the thread the debut of the LINC slide pre- to exchange Ideas geared to en- tying the Clay Art exhibit toget- sentatIOn thIS sprIng hance each other's operatIOn and her, according to Donald Weekly meetmgs of LINC's fu- worth to the community Durocher, president of the non- ture plannIng and eval uatioll profit Pewabic Society, Inc., * commIttee, chaIred by L!1'Il'C * whIch owns and operates the 75- Helpmg Hands help LINC Each year-old, nationally renowned Past-President Sue Albright, have ceramics learning center, been held for several weeks to ex- year employes of Allstate Insur- ance In Michigan sponsor fund museum and gallery, which re- amine LINC's current structure cently began reviving the hand- and ways in which It might be raismg events, supported by com- made productIon tile business on /I~( ~i . streamhned to enhance the or- pany matching funds. Together, ganization's effIciency. The com- these funds make up Allstate Em- which the pottery's reputation was v _ J ! • mittee's recommendations Will be ployes' Helping Hands Fund. ThiS built during the first half of the :{ ~. A century. / dtt \ presented to the board early thiS year, LINC was fortunate to be year with expectatIons for some designated as one of the reCIp- Many of the young ceramIsts pboW by DlooDe O'Keefe S .. hIS 0 C k excitmg changes. Ients. employ the traditional ceramic oroptnmsts e p e • e wor e e e vessel as a starting point, using * * * Helpmg Hands presented LINC the three-dimensional surface VALeRIE CAPPER (seated, left), president t~e. Pointe Sor~ptimists, sp0l!sored by Sorop- with a check for $300 to purchase much as a painter would use a of the Grosse Pointe Soroptimist Club, shows tlmlst International of DetrOIt, was m June, LINC IS already planning fOI institutional size cookware (a canvas. Others use clay as an ab- the Pointe Soroptimists' $1000 gift check to 1956 - and the club has been healthy and ac- sprIng - that fix-up, paint-up, need LINC has been trying to fIll clean-up time of year when LINC ~~~:;;m~r figurative sculpture S.O.C. (Services for Older citizens) to LOUISE tive ever since. Community service remains its for several months). Accordmg to helps neighborhood block clubs Rene WIlson of Allstate. "We Pewabic is partially funded TeWALT (seated, right), past-president of chief objective: the Pointe Soroptimists' consti- freshen up theIr homes and parks through grants from the Michigan S.O.C. Standing (left to right) are LEE tution contains these words: "The object of the were impressed with the effort with donations of lumber and you are making to Improve the Councll for the Arts, the National MAYER and MADELYN KIMBALL, co-chair- Club shall be to promote the objects of the fencing mlitenals and paint and CIrcumstances of those in need." Endowment for the Arts, corpor- men of the Soroptimists' Senior Project, DO- Soroptimist International ... and to apply cleaning products. And sprmg IS a ate and private foundations and in- LORES GOODGER, Soroptimists' treasurer, them toward the betterment of local condi- busy time for the Farm-A-Lot * * * program; Its needs range from dlvldual contrIbutIons and mem- and FRAN SCHONENBERG, S.O.C.'s current tions." LINC column space IS prOVIded bershil?s. president. The first organizational meeting of rakes to rototillers to fertihzer and fencing monthly by the Grosse Pointe News as a community service SI t S din 0 S h t ThIS is exactly what the Pointe area. It prOVIdes general infor- a e can aVIan ymp ony concer SoroptImists intend by their don- maJlOn linking persons 60 years LINC will sohcit all these items Operation LINC needs your gen- The Scandinavian Symphony Julie Frentrup, soprano, David alion to S.O.C. The Soroptim,ists' and older and their families to a and more In preparation for erous support of time and con- Orchestra, Douglas Morrison, Reynolds, tenor, and Dann Beggs, check (they say there will be variety of commumty agencies spring clealling and. gardening. tributions. We are a non-profit, conductor, will present the third bass, in a concert version of "La more) WIll enable seniors who and services Those of you who WIsh to get a volunteer organizatIon which concert of its 53rd season on Traviata," Act II, Scene I The have no money and need some to The S.O.C. office, located in head start on sprmg might begin helps numprous Wayne C(lunty Saturday, Feb. 12, at 8:20 p.m. at second half will feature the MICh- borrow it, mterest free, use it and Room 105 of Ferry School on Ros- now to check basements and gar- agencies. To volunteer or to do- the. Southfie~d High School Audi- igan Mormon Concert ChOIr. pay it back when they can. lyn Road, is open between 9 a.m. ages for home repaIr and re- nate usable goods, please call us torlUm, 10 Mlle and Lahser Roads. Tickets at $4.50 for adults, $2 25 -S.O.C is a non-profit corpor- and 5 p.m. weekdays. S.O.C.'s juvenatIOn supplies lOU no longer Monday through Friday, 9 a.m to " The. first half of the"pr~gram, for students may be purchased at ation headed by a board of direc- phone number is 882-9600. All calls need . . and contrIbute them to 2 p.m. at 331-6700. All donations A NIght at the Opera, WIll fea- the door or reserved by calling tors and made up of residents of are kept confidential. LINC. are tax deductible. ture Riva Capellari, soprano, 535-1330 or 644-9203. the Grosse PomtelH.arper Woods * * * Call Windmill PIANOS WANTED Short and LINC has a joint venture of Grands. Spinels. Consoles sorts with the Jumor League of DetrOIt. "Give Hand-Me-Downs A Pointe member TOP PqlCES PAID to the Pointe Second Change," a project imtlat- Mrs. C. Richard Abbott WIll SAINT JOHN HOSPITAL" INVITES 837-0506 ed by the League's ChIld advocacy welcome members of the Wind- BUY - SEll - RENT Among Wayne State committee to distribute second mill Pointe Garden Club to her Umversity students hand clothes to needy Detroit area home next Wednesday, Feb. 2, at recently elected to children, joined forces with LINC 11.30 a.m. for a bring-your-own last fall. League members con. YOUJ TOI I ENJOYI! 11 HI L l II membership in WSU's sandwich luncheon and a program r chapter of Phi Beta trIbute the clothing. LINC aIds in featurmg guest speaker Ron Bren- Kappa, the national its distribution to needy Wayne ton, whose tOPIC IS gardening I honorary scholastic County familIes and agencies. under hghts. SOME HEARTY EXERCISE society, are LOIS M. CATLIN, of Anita Av- enue, CATHERINE M. FOLEY, of Mid- dlesex Boulevard, and fl04S LORAINE S. GOULD, of Fairway DrIve. EAST JEFFERSON Lost & Found * * * DETROIT, MJrH SCOTT ROWE, son of AMY ROWE, of Lincoln Road, is a nat- 821-3525 ional merit scholar- ship semifinalist. QUt/IT!) NursmK Scott is a senior at' Care Roeper City and 63 Kercheval Country SChool. Colomal Federal Bldg SUite 201E LAMP SALE 200/0 oft 882-5885 WHAT: Medically Supervised Exercise Program WRIGHTS Gift & Lamp Shop ARPIN FURS 18650 MACK Ave. Of WiNdSOR WHO: Anyone who has had cardiac Nelt ,. G,....". POitOffic. illness, heart surgery, is 885-8839 P S 8"n9 Vour (amp for overweight, physically in- Cu,tom Frttln9 th active, has high blood pres- 57 sure, high cholesterol, or Moving or Becoming Engaged?" is a heavy smoker. Getting Settled Made Simple January New TowlI dilemmas lade alter a WELCOME WAGON call • - WHERE: St. Paul School Gymnasium As WELCOME WAGON Representative. It'S my Job to help you make the most QJ. yoU!" new nlllgh- 170 Grosse Pointe Boulevard borhood Shopping Areas Communlty opportuni- Grosse Pointe Farms ties SpeCial attrac!IOns Lots 01 tIPS to save you FUR time and money Plus 8 basket of gifts tor your lamily I'll be listening for your call • WHEN: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays HELPFUL HINTS for Wedding. .nd EIIi.g.- mente tool SALE 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. l1ffimJiUtlfqo~ Come see Arpln's Grolle Pointe •...... ~. 881.5818 fabu lous 198 \ ~l el.I,Shor •• 881.2221 ~ collection of fash IOn furs. expertly crafted 1010 today's JOIN AT ANY TIME! excllln/: new desl~ns . and of course, you are assured AICCIaJlyFW16 of fine quallly and value when you REMODELING shop ArpIn's SALE This Month Only Any Stole Any Coat Duty and Sales Remodeled Tax Refunded Compare Our Prices Full Premium on Cleaning - Repairs - No Job Too Small- CALL 343-4357 Fur "'ppcralul for OIPr .')7 lPan FREE ESTIMATES American Funds Formerly Alaskan Fur Factory Park In the Downtown 484 PeliSSIer Street 19471MlckA,." BrtUI Pollt•• _ Parking Garage - Wmdsor. 1-519-25, ')612 Am".,.. Inc/ud. Am/Ie*' HM/lh Serv_ St Clair Ambulelory Cer. Corpor.tlon S, CI.lr R.ne' C.ntor .nd Tho O.ford In"ltu'. Inc Open Man -Sat. 10-6 882-3171 Park at PeliSSier Dally 9 to 5 )0, Fn to 9 Thursday, January 27, 1983 Page Elght-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grone Pointe Rea' Estate JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. Exchange Memben 22 WEBBER PLACE _ An outstandmg home of craftsmanshIp and artistic beauty Beautiful decor Borland Au()Qtales Palms.-Queef1 Rea~rs WIth updated modern convemences. Built to the standards of the most exactmg executive A most qf KOlm ~ Earl JII" Saroe ~ prestigIOus estate $600,000. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Wm.eo J. Champloo SChulles AefIl f;~ 775 UNIVERSITY _ One of the cleanest homes in Grosse Pomte City! BEAUTIFUL decor m thIS 3 ~ Century ~1 LOCnffiOQf ... 269 Lothrop _ Three bedroom, IIf.: bath, bnck ranch 10 Farms New CJ A, bedroom brick bungalow, family room, modern kitchen, central aJr, recreation room With wet ANI fslate, Inc.t o.nMIer. aller, Better Homes attached garage, ImmedIate occupancy Priced m the 80's - Terms bar L C terms Wll$O!l and StrQ/l. 1M & Gard(l1l$ available 20690 VERNIER CIRCLE _ In the Woods - Immaculate Dutch Colomal With 3 or 4 bedrooms, A.G Edgar & ~& OUR OTHER LISTINGS INCLUDE Aa$OC~S Hendr~, InC. spacIOus Iutchen WIth built-ms, Ilk baths, famdy room, 2lk car garage With opener Owners are Charmmg 3 bedroom home With attractive natural fireplace on Hollywood GOOdmll'l, Pierce Shor~ ~nxlOnc; $104 900 ...... ,.... ~ ~. ~I~'V. .... '+ -...... _.1- III GIO:.:.l: POHlt", Woods 1689 BROADSTONE _ CUSTOM BUILT TUDOR located on a double loti 1 Featurmg 3 bedrooms, , Gr04Wt PQlnle $1M 6eaItY Co 4-5 bedroom brick tudor In the Park pTlced m the 50's family room, 21f.:baths, study, 3rd floor expansion With heat, electric, and plumbmg, attached 2 /j> ~ EslAlt8 eo StrQnflman &. car garage 1 $115,000 Higble .l Maxon, Inc. A5aoe!atft Large 3 bedroom colomal on Devonshire, prIced In the 70's Jot'tnflOne & T$ppan Galtery HOrnet Jotmeton!1. Inc. of Large reSidential lot off Lakeshore Drive In the Farms JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. McBrearty & Adlhoch , Tolefl and R4\altOt'S. Ino A,$OCl4f$$ Lakeshore Dnve lot, large and well pnced 886-9030 Monroe &. A.$OCiaf* Y-Ol,EIl9blood I Realty _ftY.}nc. CHERRYHURST ESTATE - Lakeshore Drive property, 8 bedroom stone tudor, generous terms avaJlable ThiS home must be seen to be appreciated Excellent workmanship on the endless num- 816 WASHINGTON - Tudor style 6 bedroom, ber of details Breath-taking view of Lake St Clair TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. 21f.:BA, 2 story home at good pTlce. 1584BRYS - A very neat bungalow with extra CALL US FOR DETAILS, PRICES AND INFORMATION 886-3060 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT bedrooms, good condItion 75 HALL PLACE One of the most popular loca- tions in the Farms I Three bedroom colomal 21421 SLOAN DR - Harper Woods, one bed- near all conveniences. Family room, 11k room condominium apartment on 2nd floor. GREAT BUYS FOR 1983 baths, furnace with central AC, 2 car at- PrICe reduced Open Sunday 2 to 5 Come see us! tached garage on ~foot lot r - - --- 35 LAKECREST - A qmet lane off Lakeshore 943 Hidden Lane - Grosse Pointe Woods - Center entrance Road in the Farms Umque contemporary brick ranch, large slate foyer, three bedrooms, 2lk baths, with exceptional patio and landscaping. ~ paneled famlly room, nestled 10 a qUiet cul-de-sac, Circular Family room, 30 foot living room With gal- ~ drive. Room for tennis court Land Contract terms. Now lery ceiling, four bedrooms, three baths Scully & Hendrie, Inc. Real Estate $148,500. Vacant Make offer 169 STEPHENS - PRIME LOCATION IN THE BEST BUY IN THE PARK FARMS Mt. Vernon colomal with spacious 20169 Mack A venue at Oxford Road FIRST OFFERING rooms, lJbrary, family room, fIrst floor 1403 Kensington - New England style colonial, marble foyer bedroom and bath plus five bedrooms and 88.!-B310 kitchen with breakfast area built-m, 4 bedrooms, 2lk baths sol~ 800 NOTRE DAME - Colonial situated on a four baths on second floor, recreation arium. TERMS or FHA FINANCING, 12lk%, 30 yrs. ' 6O-foot lot near school, shoppmg and the Neigh. room, four fireplaces, large lot Income - 3 Bedrooms, LR, DR, Kit, separate furnaces, only $69,500. borhood Club Den, 3 bedrooms, 11k baths, rec- 599 RIVARD - Family room, lJbrary, master Land Contract terms. reation room and central air conditioning. suite with beamed cathedral ceiling, three SINE REALTY other bedrooms and 2lk baths, fmished Harper Woods - 18784 Washtenaw - Bungalow - Two bedrooms, 790 MIDDLESEX - PRICE REDUCED. Fam- ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TlME basement. family room. $30,500. Land Contract terms. n t TO CALL SINE ... ~ly r~m, first floor 12ll.. d..ry thrPe bed .. A HEATED INDoOR POOL IS a unique fedtw-" rooms, 21h baths, recreatIOn room, central Grosse Pointe Farms - Vacant - 314 HIllcrest - recently redecorat- m this colonial in Grosse Pointe Shores GROSSE POINTE WOODS aIr condItIomng, burglar alarm, Land Con- ed, new carpeting, new elec. serVIce, modern kitchen, 3 bed- Family room, three spacious bedrooms, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 $132,500.00 tract. central air conditioning Land Contract. rooms, 1 bath, Land Contract Terms Near transportation, 273 TOURAINE - Beautiful Early American 903 CANTERBURY schools, and Pier. WJll rent With option to buy $700 per month colomal, central air conditioning, two fire- OPl:N SUNDAY 2.5 Brick colonial - 5 bedrooms - 2lh baths - Price reduced, $69,500 Country kitchen With buJlt.ms - Family places, family room With bar, five bed- 1 rooms, 3lk baths, recreatlon room. LAND 663 UNIVERSITY - MOVE.IN CONDITION room with fireplace. Easy Land Contract St. Clair Shores - 21616 Englehardt - Small ranch, three bedrooms, Four bedroom English with library, 2lk CONTRACT. terms. I one bath, paneled famJly room Great Buy' L.C Terms baths, attractive breakfast room With 34 ELM COURT - Four bedroom colonial In a Commercial Property - 160' near Eastland $179,000. park-like setting Llbrary, recreation room, beamed ceJlmg, rec. room. Recently dec- Prestwictl: off MllCk - 4 bedrooms - 2lk baths orated and new carpeting m so'mfj rooms. !il ~ntral au condltioning"mtge. aasumpUon. _ on extra large lot Large lutchen - at- tached garage Must see .. allTIs- '] William E. Keane TOLES & ~ C.W Toles 'QueenREALTORS Sue Adelberg Ann W Sales ASSOCIATES, INC. SINE REALTY Betsy B Buda Jacquelyn M. Scott MULTILIST SERVICE Sally C. Coo James D. Standish, III REAL T0RS 885-2000 117646 MACK 886-44441 FARMS OFFICE 884-7000 Mary F Ferber Lois M. Tole!' 74 KERCHEVAL 1, 1 'I FIRST OFFERING - A MOST UNIQUE CONDOMINIUM TOWNHOUSE - Profes- SIOnally decorated throughout With custom Newcomers ... Residents . Buying or Selling We're proud of our window treatments, hardwood floors, mod- listings, and proud of our sales results. Call us to see why ern new kitchen and a very special master bedroom smte with cathedral ceiling and FIRST OFFERING - In the heart of Grosse Pomte on beautiful Wash- spacIOus adjoimng bath WIth a step-down ington Road - a most gracious 4 bedroom colonial that's Just Ichweltzer.~Better Jacuzzi Better call for additional details oozmg with charm Very spufy conditIOn. Call for an appointment R@olEltate,ln( . thiS IS a rare offermg . very well I.111MH~m~~, and details. It won't last long Priced under $100,000. GROSSE POINTE WOODS RANCH - Im- FIRST OFFERING - Transferred owner is crushed to leave thIs ador- '. Two names you can trust maculate 2 bedroom home features attach- able 3 bedroom colomal m the Farms. Plush off-whIte carpetmg ed garage, screened terrace, new carpet Crisp off-whIte walls Intenor Just redecorated. Assume the eXlst- and decor, a real opportumty In the MID. mg $50,000 Land Contract Mid-90's Call 886-3800 to see it FIRST OFFERINGS SEVENTIES OXFORD ROAD - Motivated seller wants SOMETHING FOR EVERY TASTE AND CHECKBOOK' VARIETY 1875 NORWOOD - Dehghtful 4 bedroom colonial in impeccable condition, spacious rooms, recently your offer on thiS 3 bedroom, 2lh bath, cen- AND HELPFULNESS ARE OUR STRENGTHS. CALL B86-38OO decorated Livmg room with natural fireplace, formal dinmg room and family room, a real ter entrance colonial featurmg cathedral opportumty - prIced to sell! OPEN SUNDAY. (F.006). 886-4200 cellmg family room With wet bar and fire- FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT. 22001 SHOREPOINTE - Lovely one of a kind condo, beautIful lower level with fireplace All newly place, central air, and EXCEPTIONAL 4-ROOM OFFICE SUITE, comes with thiS handsome Mt Vernon col- decorated, all new kitchen appliances, private patio With BBQ and sprmkler system OPEN LAND CONTRACT TERMS. omal in the Park I Two fireplaces, 2-car attached garage and all the SUNDAY (G.032). 886-4200. BALFOUR ROAD - ThiS flOe family home fea- amenities of a lovely 4-bedroom home And several fmancmg op- 1523 ANITA _ 5 year Land Q)ntract with 20% down, 3 bedroom, hvmg room WIth natural fireplace tures 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a Mutschler eating area WIth bay wmdow in kitchen. {G-040} 886-4200. ' kitchen and loads of charming leaded glass tions includIng large assumable mortgage Mid-90's. 1949 HUNTINGTON - This home IS In move-m condition, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, central air, wmdows Priced at only $84,900. NORTH DEEPLANDS DREAM HOUSE I A storybook Cape Cod With so updated kItchen With dIshwasher and disposal. New carpeting, budget heat, $64 OO'MO Land ;RENTALS AVAILABLE - We have 2 beautiful Contract terms (G-039) 886-4200. homes available m Grosse Pointe at rea. many extras, and so much charm plus our GuardIan Home War- ranty. Three fireplaces (one m the master bedroom) A breathtak- 20498 BEAUFAIT - Lovely 4 bedroom bungalow newly decorated through-out, lots of storage sonable rentals Call for details Beautiful heated Florida room, tiled basement and underground spnnkler system OPEN SUN. mg 22' "keepmg room .. The kmd of executive home we call one- DAY (G.038) 886-4200. OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 of-a.klnd! Practically mamt~nance free and loaded With custom 1649 BRYS _ An ongmal Grosse Pomte farm house Charmmg 3 bedroom Dutch colomal WIth features Several fmancmg optIons 953 HOLLYWOOD - Newer custom bUilt hardwood floors and newer carpetmg throughout Good Simple assumptIOn (G-033) 886-4200 colomal Just off Mormngslde, 21h baths, 1st ON A QUIET CUL-DE-SAC Cute as a button, Ilk story 10 the Woods. L,\ YON _ ATTENTION Boaters - Luxury colonial on "60 foot canal" - featuring 4 bedrooms- floor laundry, ma,ly hne features and amen- 21f.:baths _ famJly room - boat hoist and much more - excellent terms (F.760) 886-5800 With a surprIse 4th bedroom I Land Contract & other terms Now ItIes Great terms 10% Land Contract EASTBROOK CT. - Woods - ExecutIve 4 bedroom colomal on pTlvate cul-de-sac - over 2,300 Incomparable pricE' $128,000. See $76,900 square feet - famJly room, centra.l aIr, and more - $119,900 (F-750) 886-5800. It Sunday or call today for detaJls MINI-MANSION RIGHT ON THE LAKE I Mlcou-bUIlt 10 1961 this gra- BY APPOINTMENT 21312 VAN K DRIVE - Four bedroom, 2lk cious lakefront home doesn't demand a staff of servants; You can HAWTHORNE _ Woods - Ilk story Cape Cod style home featurmg 3 large bedrooms, family room, bath Woods colomal featuring family room live in everyone of its' nrne rooms and enJoy Its beautifully treed fireplace, attached garage, beautiful location, all terms offered (F-735) 886-5800 With natural fireplace, new kitchen, rec and landscaped gardens m 1983 style A true treasure - tucked 1114 BEDFORD _ Wonderful 5 bedroom colomal WIth 2lh baths, modern kitchen WIth built-ms room, central IIlr condltlomng Call for de- away on an almost hidden Court Call for detaJis Underground sprmkler system (G-952). 886-4200. taIls BE AUF AIT _ A pnme reSidence m every detaJl - Immaculate condition - well decorated - 3 OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 2.5 bedrooms, dImng room, fireplace, all terms offered $61,500 (F-702) 886-5800 CHARMING DUTCH COLONIAL - G P City - A "Story Book" home - superb condItIOn - famJly 912 BERKSHIRE - Handsome Enghsh tudor Lovely natural wood- room, fIreplace, 3 bedrooms, beautiful locatIOn - $72,900 (F-709) 886:.5800 work Hardwood floors Many x-tras 4 b r 's plus 3rd floor sUIte MOORLAND _ Large luxury 5 bedroom executive colomal - "1st floor laundry", ail new carpetmg Youngblood and decor, many additIOnal features $164,500 (F.739) 886-5800. 401 MANOR - offers a chOIce Farms locatIOn Three b r 's WIth LOTHROP _ Farms - Cozy colonial, professional decor and landscapmg, exceptional condition, nealty,"c. GUARDIAN HOME WARRANTY to give you peace of mmd! ftreplace, finished rec room, fantastic terms! (F-711) 886-5800 Charmmg CIrcular stair ImmedIate occupancy See It Sunday OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Our Mediterranean Villa m the Park' At 1231 DEVONSHIRE you'll discover so much "old world" craftsmanship plus a very hveable 1865 Allard, Grosse POInte Woods 901 Moorland, Grosse POinte Woods 4-5 b r famIly home A JOy to explore 194 ME'rrlweather, Grosse POinte Farms 782 LoraIne, Gro"se Pomte City 424 Rivard, Grosse POinte City 85 Moros.c;,Grosse POinte Farms In the Woods at 20070 BAL TREE - A mfty 3 b r, II'.! story WIth 21640 Eastbrook Ct , Grosse POinte Woods 20420 Lennon, Harper Woods several ways to fmance Attractive upper 70's ac;kmg price PrIvate ~~~~Write now! II park at the end of the street INTEREST RATES ARE "DOWN" ANDTHE HOUSES ARESELLING-CALL US TODAY ,~ 'Po FOR A PROFESSIONAL MARKET ANALYSIS OF YOUR HOME - OPEN TlL 9 00 P M. :I Crl rTWPI eventlOo Coal1tlOo MONDAY THRU FRIDAY HUHI ,,, •. \ "CH I' n, Box hGOO Thp Gro""p Pointe Officp /L" R/)C'kvlllr Maryland 20850 OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINT£ FARMS OFFICE , Open Sunday IO.~ 188-4200 88&-5800 395 Fi"hpr Road OUT-OF-AREA, CALL TOll FREE TAKE A BITE OUT OF 886-3800 1-800-247.5200 ext. 33 , , Fifteen Offices In Four Counties Free Parking in Rear "MICHIGAN'S FLORIDA BROKER" \: c l 919 ,tll~IMEAo1""Ir1J'ln, CO'i.lr'l(,\1 he Page Nine-B Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ?Gr Potnte~.R'~, I EState' Excha '"AMEPRC),PERTt.' L~~~,.i'O~';~18E P.AGI(;ARI OFFERED EXC~~VfJVELY W BY ME.IER"O.~1M~". POINTE. "~/.ISTATE EXeMANd,}, , 111 1238 HARVARD, 840 BALFOUR, 1657 SEVERN -..,... ONG TERM FINANCIN OPEN SUNDAY 2 00-5 00 ...... BY APPOINTMENT ...... FIRST OFFERING - McKinley Road, attrllctlve three bedroom colomal, Ilh baths, newer furnace, GRACIOUS STREET _ Four bedrooms, family room + sittmg room make thiS a terrific home for 8ort8nd Auoda_ two car garage, realistically Priced at $78,500 your family of e.rt Keirn Rutty FIRST OFFERING _ ClaSSIC colomal, move-In condition, four bedroom, pOSSible fifth, Simple as- Wm. J. ChPlptOfI ENCHANTING 4 bedroom modern colomal With lots of land and trees, Circular driveway, sprmk- & eo. sumption, attractive lot 70xl56, Mutschler kitchen ler system, 3 car attached garage, with an exclusIve address CtntlK)' 21 Locllmoor FIRST OFFERING _ CONDOMINIUM A most popular condominIUm development offers a rare CLOSE TO LAKE _ Three bedrooms, 21h baths, all kItchen appliances, hobby room, 2 car Danaher. Baer. opportumty for maIntenance-free hvmg one block from the Village Priced competItIvely WIth , Wliaon $fld Stroh, In<: garage "terms" available In the $5O's A.G.Edg$r! ENGLISH ELEGANCE, every converuence, room galore, all kItchen applIances, central air As80cIates GRAYTON - Newer 3 bedroom colomal m 10catlOn convement to shopping, schools and transporta- Goodman, PMJrce tion Land Contract or Simple AssumptIOn INSTANTLY APPl<.:ALINli _ Three bedrooms, " Ddlru" pdJld~ libl diY, AnJerson .nndo ••s, much ,&;;~ .. :.,...;, CHARMING ENGLISH TUDOR - Featurmg hardwood floors, leaded glass doors, large kItchen WIth more' eatmg area, three bedrooms plus screened terrace Priced m mid 70's for qUick sale ThiS home IS LOCATION IMPORTANT? ThiS 3 bedroom modern colomal offers terms and prIce, $75,000 has been redecorated m last four year!> and IS In move m condition KING SIZE BARGAIN only $57,900 for thiS five bedroom, two full baths plus a den and a modern FARMS TUDOR _ CompetitIvely pnced m the 80's and most attractIvely decorated WIthin the last kitchen, two car garage, walkmg distance to schools. two years Nearly 2,000 square feet of hvmg area and only $61 month heatm~ cost Short walk to schools and convement "HI1I" shops GET IN TO SWIM ill the Shores 35x16 mdoor pool with pool room, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, kitchen wibreakfast area Many other fme features WOODS COLONIAL _ $70's. BeautIfully decorated three bedroom colomal With many custom fea- tures Newer Mutschler kitchen, family room With a raIsed brick hearth fireplace - new in 1978 BLUE CHIP OFFERING, handsome stucco 4 bedroom colomal on ample ground FOUR BEDROOM - $70's NIce "Tudor" m attractive area of the Park. Features natural woodwork, CENTRALLY located 3 bedrooms, Ph baths, truly charmIng With so many fme features newly remodeled kItchen, along With a new furnace Especially mce 10 25% mortgage aVlUlable With 20% down NEWER - Three bedroom colomal with out- ST. CLAIR SHORES - BY APPOINTMENT standmg 8OxI55' lot, not to mentlOn the fam- FIRST OFFERING Ily room With Franklm stove, attached gar- RANCH _ 3 bedrooms, family room, 11k car garage, alum storms & screens, Blend available. age, central air and Land Contract ft. 26607 E. Jefferson between 10 & 11 Mile Rds Quamt 3 bedroom farmhouse, clean and cozy, only nancmg Seller will also conSider paymg $44,950 closmg costs to prOVide 12.5% fixed rate The ultImate m condo hvmg Corner umt, large rooms, beautifully decorated, low mamtenance, mortgage 3/4 bedrooms, 3 baths, library Simple Assumption. CONDO-SHORE POINTE - 2 bedrooms, 21k baths, paneled rec room, laundry room, 2 car NEAR SOUTH HIGH featurmg 2,700 square garage feet, four bedrooms plus third floor framed for two more bedrooms. Priced at $99,000 WIth attractive seller fmancmg. McBREARTYl ~ PEAL TORS FAMILY ROOM AND DEN - Four bedroom 2lh bath, newer 3,000 square foot colomal With first floor laundry, $132,000 TAPPAN AND 882-5200 ASSOCIATES Unusual home ill Wmdml1l pte Inside entire- ly remodeled, terrifIC gourmet kItchen, 4 bed- rooms, 2lh baths, family room, library, cen- -884-6200 tral air BALFOUR ROAD - Center entrance colomal WIth pool Sunroom, family room & hard to hnd 1st floor bedroom & bath Three large hedrooms, library & 2 baths on 2nd Rec ..1 • room With bar Central ror Many extras Planning to sell your house? McKINLEY PLACE - FiVe bedroom, 21k bath Talk to a professional. Call any reSIdence with maids rooms & garage apartment Modern kitchen. Card room, member of the Grosse Pointe Real den & 24x14 step down family room. Four Estate Exchange. They have the know-how! car garage. McMILLAN, 218-4bedroom 2 bath reSIdence with country kitchen and 20 ft family room 2 fire- LAKE SHORE - SpaciOUS 11k story contem- places 50 ft. lot 2 car garage. porary on 300 feet of Lake Shore Road frontage PEACH TREE - Four bedroom, 21k bath col- American m the Shores Circular staIrs, 21x25-ft famlly Red Cross omal near the Hunt Club Den & famIly room WIth bar 17-ft llbrary WIth fireplace. room Attached garage. Price reduced. Two faml1y bedrooms on 1st & 3 family bed- rooms & den on 2nd. 51k baths. 2 malds rooms PROVENCAL ROAD - Outstandmg 6 bed- & bath. Four car heated garage SWlmmmg room, 5lh bath English on l00x55O lot Mod- pool Built by Mast in the 50's with many out- FIRST OFFERING ern kitchen Library With hreplace. Rec. The grace and charm of a + standipg features. room With fireplace Apartment over at- buygone era are typified Together, tached garage Call for further detaIls 10 each room of thIS Med- 1ST OFFERING - Three bedroom colomal 10 Iterranean style MINI- we can the Farms. Famlly room New carpetmg on RIVARD - Attractive 2 bedroom ranch plus mansion just a block from 1st floor. Freshly decorated Newer drive family room Deep lot WIth rock garden & the lake in Grosse Pointe change thin~. and roof Garage tall pmes Farms MARYLAND - TWQ family flat, 3 bedrooms ROBERT JOHN - Ranch. Three bedrooms, Ilh each \.lmt. Separate basements WIth rec baths. Library & enclosed terrace. Rec. Buying a hOIlll' could rooms Separate furnaces & utllltles Three room, 21h car garage be your larg('st sin- car garage N ROSEDALE - Near Marter Road in St FIRST OFFERING gl(' lifetime in\'e"t- FISHER ROAD - Engl1sh With 3 bedrooms, m('nt. It's no job for Clair Shores ChOice of either a 4 bedroom 11k baths Den. Two car garage. 3 bath ranch at $110,000 or a 3 bedroom, }l,~ Cond~mmlUm m Lakeshore Village ChOIce end umt with extra wmdow and mce surroundmg fOlIage an amatem"_ Consult Fmlshed recreatIon room and many extras. Very attractively priced. bath ranch at $79,500. a local Ill('mb('r of GARY LANE - In Lake Shore Vl1lage Updat- BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE the Gros"e Point(' ed 2 bedroom condommium townhouse ROSE TERRACE - Cape Cod Library & fam- Central air NOT JUST A "DRIVE BY", thiS deceIVmg four-bedroom, two-bath Cape Cod near Star of the Sea Real Estate Ex- Ily room 1st floor laundry. 1st floor bed- features good Sized bedrooms (two of which are 16x17 'and 15x16l, lovely large yard, updated change. They'rf' r('al room & bath Two bedroom & bath on 2nd. GRAYTON - Near Harper m DetrOit Three Extras mclude central vacuum, central air, kitchen, central air High assumable mortgage pros! bedroom coloma!' KItchen WIth breakfast secunty system & attached garage room Screened porch Two car garage IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Assume hIgh mortgage balance on this three-bedroom, two and one-half A KEALTOR@ is a li- Low 40's bath English colomal with den Features mclude natural woodwork, newer furnace WIth central SHELDEN ROAD - Unique settmg for this 5 censed real estate bedroom, 31,'z bath New England Farm- air, newer roof, breakfast room m Impeccable condItIon broker who is a ffiLLCREST - Three bedroom, 2 bath bunga- house Modern kItchen & faml1y room com- low near Chalfonte 21-ft family room Rec bmatlOn 1st floor laundry LOCATION, QUALITY AND LOADED WITH FEATURES this newer house near the Lochmoor Club member of the local room Only $69,000 has a umque floor plan, security system, sauna, great bathrooms and four bedrooms Call for an exchange. state as- STEPHENS ROAD - O..er 5,000 sq ft colo- LAKE SHORE - Beautiful modern reSidence appomtment sociation and the mal Paneled hbrary WIth fireplace Faml1y Large foyer With Circular stairs Library & NATIONAL ASSO- room with fireplace & bar 1st floor bed 11% _ 3O-YEAR FIXED RATE MORTGAGE available on thiS fine 4-bedroom, 2-bath Mediterranean famlly room ist floor laundry 2nd floor CIATION OF room & llh baths Five bedrooms, 4 baths style house Located below Jefferson in the Park it offers the best fmancmg available anywhere has master bedroom WIth fireplace, 2 REALTORS~, on 2nd Three car attached garage today dressmg rooms & 2 baths, 2 family bed- Through their mem- rooms each With pnvate bath & 2 maid's VENDOME - Four bedroom colonial Library FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER" ThiS magmflcent home starts With a marble entrance hall bership, they volun- rooms With bath Many luxury amemtles that leads to the many spacIOus and elegant rooms The magnificent paneled hbrary with natural tarily pledge them. & family room Rec room BUilt by Mlcou fireplace and atrIUm for year round natural I1ght is perfect for the plant lover The master SUIte selves to an estab- SEVERN, 1901-4bedroom 21,'z bath Colomal Lib- With Slttmg room and natural fireplace plus a bath fit for a palace There are four more rary & family room Rec room 90ft mcely WILLOW LANE - Secluded locatIOn m the lished Code of Eth- Farms near the Country Club Five bed- bedrooms and baths on the second floor Third floor has maid's quarters landscaped lo~ 2 car aU garage ics. room, 31,'z bath New England Farmhouse WALK TO THE PARK for a SWim, to the VIllage for shoppmg or inVite the gang for a piCniC and LANARK - Near Moros!> & I 94 Two bedroom Den plus 21x20 ft heated garden room With bungalow Completely redecorated New bar Maid's room Central lUr 2 cat att baseball In the back yard All are po.<;slble in thiS mteresting turn-of-the-century farm house As a m('mbl'r of a roof Immediate possessIOn $30,500 garage A<;sumable 8% mortgage or Land Contract available local f'xchang(', a REALTOR ha<, th(' YORKSHIRE - Two hedroom ranch 10 DetrOIt FOR SALE OR RENT WHILE BUYING 4 bedrooms, 21h baths With a family room and sun room, LEXINGTON - Three bedroom, 2 bath seml- opportunity to tradf' ranch Tiled & paneled basement 50 ft lot near Grosse Pomte Enclosed terrace 6O-ft natural fireplace and 21,'z car garage All slttmg on a large very private lot $89,500$66()'month information and Immediate possesslOn $79,000 lot VA & FHA terms acceptable $39,500 DEFINITEL Y AN EYE CATCHER In<;lde thiS lovely home on a spacIous lot on a tree-hned id(' as on a r{'J.~ular <;treet are 4 bedroom<; and ;llh baths For added charm we have bay wmdows tn both the dmmg ba"is with f('lIo\\ OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 room and kItchen For convemence. how about an attached 2-car garage? proff'""ional" and to 807 Park Lane - 3 bedroom, 3 bath ranch work with thf'm for 1901 Severn - 4 bedroom ('olomal 1 Profes<;lOnally decorated and land<;caped, thIS 3-bedroom <;eml-ranch has 2 ,'z baths, family room With community im. brick flrepl;1Ce and heamf'd cathedral eellmg New kitchen bUIlt ms and l<;t floor laundry top the provf'J1'!f'nt. RE1\L. 83 Kercheval Avenue 1I<;tof mam pili'>"'> TO RS 0 ftf'n <,('f Vt' on planning board", IIID "mfll('h;fl~ p(lIoplt> 70ning group", city county commi""ion., "nd how"f.'s and othf'r organi7a- IIIGBIE u.;th ;mflf{;II"t ;on ~~ tion., that promot(' communit) wt'lI.h('- ing and progr('".,iv(' MAXON 886-3400 devE-lopmenL Thursday, January 27, 1983 PageT~B GROSSE POINTE NEWS , GroeN ...... INTEREST RATES NOW BELOW 12%! ReelE'" William J. Champion & Company NEW OFFERING in Grosse Pomte Woods! Don't m~ this IMMACULATE 4 bedroom, 21h bath Exchlnge ...... Colonial with family room on lovely country-size lot. Detlllis at 881-6300. Borland Asaoctates of Earl Kef'" AMlIy OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 HUNT CLUB AREA _ SpacIous and uniquel Three bedroom, 21fzbath Quad-level beautifully dec- orated thruout has fanuly room With fireplace, flnl8hed basement, attached garage and chOice of Wm J. ChampIOn 1379 FAIRHOLME - BEAUTIFUL DECOR terms - 25% down on Land Contract, 9% Simple Assumpl.1on, FHA, VA, MORE' 881~ ~ Co. highlights thiS 3 bedroom. IIh bath <;olomal century 21 LochmoOt' With famtly room, deck, remodeled kItchen and LANCASTER - You can MOVE RIGHT IN to thl8 3 bedroom COLONIAL with faml1y room, flmshed Danahet'. B..,.. 21h car garage. $105.000 basement and many custom features - mmt condlhon! All Terms I! $86,900 884-0600 Wtl$On~,"d Stroh. In<: R.G. Edg_r a CR.OSSE POINTE PARK Attf3ctive ne"!<:.'f 4 !)~"oom, 2~ hath COLONIAL in lovelv wooded .0;0;",,1..1_ setting IDcludes fully equipped kitchen, large fanuly room, paneled library, 2-car attached gar- Goo<»".I). Plerc. BY APPOINTMENT age and several choices of excellent fmancmg $159,500 884-0600. &. Aasoc'" FOUR FAMILY FLAT in the Park features separate furnaces and hot water heaters, 2 bedrooms In Gtoue Poirite each unit and flexible finanCIng. NORTH EDGEWOOD - A well-built 3 bedroom, 2 bath RANCH m most deSirable SHORES location RNI e..-co. Fme Land Contract terms lIvwlable $149,500. 884-0600 HIgbie .. ~. tne MOST UNUSUAL HOUSE NEAR THE LAKE offers 5+ bedrooms, 41fzbaths, family room, livmg room with 2 fireplaces, central air and loft area Rent With option to buy $124,900. RIVARD - Convemence plus m this 3 bedroom RANCH in a very handy location Includes Florida Johnstone & JoMetone. In<: room, fmished basement, attached garage and more to bkel Land Contract available. 881-6300 MAGNIFICENT ENGUSH has stunrung entrance, handsome carved panehng, lIbrary With fireplace, McBrearty & AdltJqct\ Realtors, Inc sun room, 6 famtly bedrooms and 41h baths OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Monr09 & AMoc .... EFFICIENT TOWNHOUSE with 3 bedrooms, 1.1f.tbaths, newer storms and screens, newer carpeting, Realty Ilf.l baths, Land Contract terms $82,500 8814200 track hghting and close to shopping 18 avaIlable for $92,000 449 Allard Colonial 3 bedrms, o p~ fIIIIr8&IOfS 1064 Balfour Colonial 5 bedrms, 2 baths, 2lavs, den IJC. $120,000. 881-4200 Jfma.roe~ 743 BerksJllre English 4 bedrms, 31h baths, fresh tasteful decor. $150,000. 8814200 1372 Bishop Colonial 3 bedrms, IIh baths, family room, central aIr. $86,000 8814200 ~SChUlteS AMI EIloMt 19745 Blossom Lane 2-Story 4 bedrms, 2.1f.tbaths, family room. Land Contract. $124,900 884-0600 ~ 1914 Country Club Bungalow 3 bedrms, 2 baths, mint cOlxlltlon, easy terms. $69,500. 884-0000 Real E8Utte, Inc.J 322 Kercheval Ranch 2 bedrms, falIUly room, central air. Farms site ~,OOO 884-0600 r:::=- $wRy & WE HAVE MANY FINE ADDITIONAL LISTINGS - CALL AN OFFICE NEAR YOU! Hendril. Inc:. --.. /" " ShOt'ewood E. R. Prown GREAT TERMS will sell tlus 2 WELL-BUILT FLAT features 2 STATELY COLONIAL offers 5 ____-----'If...'-J-2~1, ~~co. bedroom semi-ranch with newer bedrooms, family room, sep- bedrooms, 31h baths, library >riw''''iia ~ Strontm8tl carpeting, covered porch, ex- arate basements. and below with fIreplace, central air and r & A$8ClCiatea pansion upstairs and lovely lot. market price $129,900 good assumption. liAlTOIS Tappan Gidlery Mary C. Bodkin Shirley Kennedy of~ Margaret Breltenbecher Lorrame Kirchner ToleS .... d Sally Clarke Evelyne Rupp cAaloc,-* Marian Dod5te Barbat:a Simpson you .... D:.l.'.l.u:':i Dorothy Healy Jean Wakely GROSSE POINTE WOODS 'l~;l? -> Diane Kelly Mary Walsh GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK "Cathy ChampIOn Dlllaman, Broker 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 A REALTOR" is a li- Member of the censed real estate LOCATED "ON THE HILL" Grosse POinte Real Estate fo:xchange broker who is a In Gl'OllBePoin~ Farms .. - Macomb Board of ~ealtors ANllCOMPANY DetrOIt Board of Realtors THE PROPERTIES LISTED acrosa from Perry Drugs < Cba!!.Iion member of the local exchange, state as- 102 KercheVal 884-5700 ON THESE PAGES sociation and the NATIONAL ASSO- Are Offered Exclusively CIATION OF REALTORS', By Members Of The Through their mem- bership, they volun- p"1~nl)J"Q!o .,Il;.YJ»Ir.J).g~ •.1~, ,f, GROSSE POINTE tarily pledge them- Talk to a prof.salonat. CaH any. selves to an estab- member of the Grosse Pointe Real REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE lished Code of Eth- E,'ate Exchange. ics. They have the: know-howl The experienced FIRST OFFERING - Energy efficiency at its beSt! This quality home features Insulated walls and staffs of the Grosse attIc, storm windows, newer furnaces and roof and best of all, low gas buls. For those who Pointe Real Estate appreciate excellent construction, extras include, copper pipes, industrial plumbing, steel gird- Exchange members ers, sprinkler system, hardwood floors, skylights and track lighting. The entire home IS tastefully decorated with an updated kitchen and new bathroom fIXtures. Three bedrooms, 21h baths, new have a full knowl- SAVE TIME den and family room done to perfection. With interest rates on the way down, thl8 home IS most edge of Grosse attractive to the new mortgage buyer Pointe properties, I their current values FIRST OFFERING-On one of the Woods' loveliest tree-hned streets stands this very well-mam- and the hist financ- USE TH,E tained, tastefully decorated, center entrance colonial. A paneled library, Mutschler kitchen, gar- ing available. They den room, four bedrooms, three and a half baths, burglar/fire alarm system are but a few of the many fine features to be previewed. Additlonal detatls and an appomtment upon request have a sincere con-' cern in assisting you DIRECT LINES • • • • • • in selecting the right Owner anxious. Well-maintained three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath Cape Cod on one of the Farms home for you. If you loveliest streets. Fanuly room plus b.brary. Priced at $119,000 to sell quickly Land Contract want - or "mustao terms. business in today's When Calling The Grosse Pointe News market, you'll be Grosse Pointe Shores - Spacious center entrance colonial, SIX bedrooms, 41fzbaths, faml1y room plus lIbrary, modern weU-deslgned kItchen makes Uus a perfect home for gracious entertairung and ahead if you do busi- comfortable family living. Two-car attached garage, redwood deck, spnnklIng system Land ness with those who Contract terms. deal in it every day~ A member of the 882-6900 696 Blairmoor - A very well-mamtained 4-bedroom, 2th bath colomal m flOe conditIon WIth central l Grosse Pointe Real air and unusually spacious closets Generous terms. Call today for an appomtment Estate Exchange! Stately colomal on one of the Shores newer, most prestigious streets. First-floor master sUite WIth Buying or selling a natural fireplace, plus four other second-floor bedrooms, beautiful family room with beamed home is no job for an For cedIng, first-floor laundry room. Designed by Cox & Baker Good mortgage blend. amateur. Phone any member of the BlShop - 7 bedrooms, 4.1f.tbaths, lIbrary, morning - $345,000 Grosse Pointe Real Classified Advertising Blalrmoor - 3 bedrooms, 2th baths, family room - $124,500 Estate Exchange for Buclongham - 5 bedrooms, 3th baths, study - $1Z7,5OO. Harbor Ct - 6 bedrooms, 3th baths, family room, den - $269,000. professional assis- Hampton - 4 bedrooms, 2.1f.tbaths, lIbrary - $179,000. tance. Subscription Department Hampton - 3 bedrooms, IIfz baths, faml1y room, Ill-ground pool - $119,500 Hendne Lane - 5 bedrooms, 31fzbaths, library - $350,000 HIllcrest Lane - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room - $167,500 Accounting Department Jefferson - 2-faml1y, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths each - $156,000. Kerby - 3 bedrooms, 2th baths, family room - $158,000. Lakepomte - 2-famJ.1y, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath each - 562,500 Lakeshore Lane - 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, den - $139,000 With DIrect DeposIt! Lakeshore Rd. - 7 bedrooms, 4 baths, 3 half baths, hbrary - $550,000 Moorland - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 4 half baths, faml1y room - $129,900 cr'yoarlDON Moran - 4 bedrooms, IIh baths, studio, mud room - $106,000 882-0294 Neff - 2 family, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths each - $125,000 Gonmlll8ld cbecII: Renaud - 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 2 half baths, library, faml1y room - $340,000 on lime... For Renaud _ 7 bedrooms, 4 baths, 3 half baths, family room, I1brary - $500,000 RIvIera - Condo - 2 bedrooms, 2 baths - $61,000 you gel tile 1liiie Roosevelt - Condo, 6 bedrooms, 31fzbaths, lIbrary - $107,000 10 enjoy It. Editoriat, Le., News, Society & Roosevelt - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, lIbary - $139,500 St Paul - Condo, 4 bedrooms, 31h baths - $127,500. Sports material YorkshIre - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, den - $118,000 Washmgton - 3 bedrooms, 21fzbaths, lIbrary - $110,000 Why spend your free time waiting to deposit your Gov- ernment check? THOROUGH COVERAGE OF With Direct Deposit, your payments go 882-3500 GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES directly into yow For 76 KERCHEVAL account Ask about it wherever you have a checking or Display, retail advertising. Pointe Counter To Buy or SeU savings account. Pointe and Hill Columns. A Hou .. call '21. ~?{'iIXPViiT YOU'llnever have 885-7000 to wait for your money 1m e'------' -...-,-- Page Eleven-B Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS . .,",',Polnte Real Estate Excha" "";"~"'~_.$1..~'TED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXC,J.g:',M~~~1:{: ,~,"'BaI",OF~'tJf. GROSSE.POINTE REAL ESTATE,nCff' .p" tJl! ',r WIth DIrect DeposIt, tel more tbaD your 20439 MACK AVENUE I Higbie Maxon, Inc. & R.O. Edgar & Assoc. S~ meek GROSSE POINTE take pleasure to ..Innounce wuODS OFFICE 1 ... ",••• they have joined in marketing ... &,~,g'~ ;re~ ""here Sales aud PriemJ.1( ire UlI,de" 88~e710 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN ~ ~OO • ,78SB3rr'"gt"" 2ROrm In E.'xcellentcondiuon Famllyroom 5 year Land Contractor FHA-VA terms C .. N 5 Elmsleigh 4 Bdrm Brand new 1st floor laundry, fanuly room, llorary, Jd.~UUi J"n.. A;:c , > 1180N Oxford 3 Bdrm Pella windows throughout One owner home. 2th baths, attached garage C c:( 869 Canterbury 4 Bdrm Family room, sprmkler system, new roof, assumable mortgage or blend ra )10 C 1752Broadstone 3 Bdrm A real bargaIn PTiced at $77,500 Needs some decoratmg Land Contract. -< Z 600 Vermer Rd 3 Bdrm Large double driveway for easy parktng Large lot Slmple Assumption. PI.) ~ 2B31 Manchester 3 Bdrm Florida room natural ftre ace Slm Ie assum bon or Land Contract. In OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY __2-5 OPEN a unique lane leading to the lake BY APPOINTMENT FIRST OFFERING _ Owner must sell Cute two-bedroom bungalow m excellent condtUon Second offering choice residential building sites floor allows for expanslOn. Dmmg room, open basement OfferlOg a £lve-year Land Contract in the city of Grosse Pointe Located in Grosse Pomte Park Pnced at $26,900 Birch Ln Ranch 3 Bdrm $175,000 PrestWlck Colomal 3 Bdrm $ 78,000 off Jefferson Avenue at Brys Colomal 3 Bdrm $ 68,500 S. Renaud Ranch 3 Bdrm $179,000 Devonshire Colomal For further information call or stop in. Higbie Maxon, Inc. R.G. Edgar & Assoc. SCHULTES REAL ESTATE 886-3400 886-6010 83 Kercheval 114 Kercheval THINGS ARE LOOKING UP! More bllyprs. lower rates, great new listings. All good signs for a refreshing change jar the bettei. 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Pre;]atal diagnOSIs Strongman l"ltenSNe care of Sick newhOrn Higbie Maxon. Inc. Prevention of low brrthwe,ght & & Assodates Prenatal med,callOn and surgery Johnstone & Tappan Gallery Johnstone, Inc. of Homes 45 Years Serving Amerlca's Children McBrearty & Adihoch Totes and Realtors, Inc. Associates Monroe & Associates YoungbloOd " Realty f .. / Realty, l~ "",,,*",,' > ' *;'. ..:' ,l{p , ~p~ / ::.:::~ f ~ ~,r;-'-:;7 ...... ~,...N.''I.:~"",$ ..." \. Feature Page Thursday, January 27, 1983 Page Twelve-B Pointer of Elegant f/*u'nte Interest Eating Counter Points A selection of recipe~ from the By Janet Mueller forthcoming low-calorie, low- by Pat Rousseau "1 suppose I'm one of today's cholesterol - and penny-wise - 'emergmg women.' 1 want to cookbook by Thyra Grey Howard What A Value! ... Harden's beautiful side- combme a family base with and Helena DeWitt Roth featur- board with china top in a Newport green finish, orig- emerging mto an area of self-ac- ing, this week a WINTER BAR- inally $2,688.50 ... now 50% off. Several other Har- tuallzatlon and personal develop- BECUE menu combining sweet den pieces are also 50% off during the Winter Clear- ment I belIeve it's never too late. and sour chicken with a delight- ance Sale at White's Old House. Conover uphol- to enrich my own life and the lives of fully refreshing, crisp salad. To those around me I am, I hope, con- stered pieces are available in your selection of complete the meal, consider a Hnwng to evolve mto the new me." styles and fabrics at 30% off. Now is the time to baked potato andJor hot, crusty Irene Burchard has completed bread. save on quality furniture and accessories at 26717 the course work and qualifying Little Mack. . . Closed Mondays - Open Thursdays wntten exammatlOns for her Doc- " * * '" and Fridays until 9 p.m .... 776-6230. tor of Education degree at Wayne ...... State University, and will send out BAKED CHICKEN BREASTS WITH BARBECUE SAUCE Special. . at th,;: Notre Dame Pharmac:/ . 4711 her dissertation research instru- ment at the end of this month. 2 chicken breasts, splIt and Cologne Spray, regularly $8 lS now speclally prlced $5. skinned ...... Her tOPIC is Education Le&isla- tion - specifically, "The Utiliza- lIb. tomatoes, peeled, or 1can Now ... that the hollday cooldng Is over, you perhaps found (16 oz.) stewed tomatoes how inadequate and antiquated your kitchen really Is. Mutschler tion of Funds under the Omnibus Kitchens Is available to solve your needs no matter how large or Education Reconciliation Act of 1 Tbsp. corn oil smaU they might be •.. 20227 Mack Avenue. 1981." She intends to survey' 1/2 cup onion, coarsely chopped ...... school superintendents to find out 1 medIUm clove garlic, minced which pro~rams theIr districts During ... Tony Cueter's 1/2 lb. peaches, peeled and are/wIll be ImplementIng, how and mashed, or 1cup canned Inventory Reduction Sale at why. peaches, finely diced with a ,"co."".",," Bijouterie, save on all jewelry little juice for men and women. A perfect Why Education Legislation? "It 2 Tbsp. dark brown sugar time to layaway for Valentine's Day gifting. Stop by seems to determine what our schools can do, how much they 2 Tbsp. wine vinegar ~5 Mack Avenue, 886-2050. Closed Mondays ... can provide." It's where the 1Tbsp. Worcestershire sauce Tuesdays through Saturdays - 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. money comes from, and Irene en- l!2 tsp. basil .. .. . joys working with figures. Also: l!2 tsp. oregano For A Treasured Valentine Gift. . . visit tM crystal 'she finds politics fascinating. 1/2 tsp. dry mustard zoo at tM Crystal Center, 19866 Mack Avenue. Beautiful While working for her Educa- 1 tsp. finely minced parsley little crystal animals trimmed in sllver or 24K gold are tional Specialist degree at Wayne Pinch of salt priced from $7.95 . . . 343-9078. State (she got It m May, 1980), she l!8 tsp. white pepper took an elective four-hour sem- • * * ff:'JoU1\"t,r.'). Finely chop 1/2 cup of the to- Year End Oearance .•. at Tbe Pointe Fashions inar, Politics in Education, held in matoes. Puree remaining to- f!tj~ ..,. Washington, D.C. Her internship offen 30% to 50% off faU and winter fashions. Special photo by Tom Gr--.wood matoes in blender. In medium value rack boldl long gowns, cocktail and daytime with the Wayne County Intermed- ~hi:- IRENE HELINA BURCHARD. OF SOUTH ROSEDALE COURT skillet, heat oil and saute the dreilles with values up to $140, now $20 and $30 at 15112 ' ~------~~_._--_ .....__ .--..-.. ~'-~"-'_"" -4_._"""'4""""'+"""""_."-4_''''''4-4''''' '''4,....._4 ~ ...... ---_....4...... ,.~~~~-.-~~ ~~ - _.--~~-~.~~-.--- .... Inside: Section Classified Ads Sports C Thursday, January 27, 1983 'Soccerfor everyone' That's premier promoter Preston's goal By Peggy O'Connor "The next day, Yeager told tlIe sport 10 the Umted States. But peted playing surface, a pre-game When Gordon Preston arrived In rest of them they couldn't Just Sit Preston stIll wasn't finished. He warm-up area, locker rooms, the Detroit area from England VIa around and he sent a bunch of wanted "soccer for everyone" and showers and sauna, a lounge and about one year ago, he set out to a pro-shop and even a spectator Canada In 1956,he found that hIS disgruntled would-be football beloved soccer was not a popUlar players over to me In one year get It viewing area. sport in the Uruted States In fact, we had more kIds In the soccer Preston decIded that a hot bed program than In the football prog- It sound pretty Impressive, it was barely a sport of soccer like the Grosse Pomte- looks even better and comes at a ram and 10 two years we had a St Clair Shores area needed a The Detroit News has quoted Cotton Fitzsimmons, head "There was no soccer at all for varsity team," Preston recalls time when the Pointe is having a coach at Kansas City, as saying his National Basketball kIds here, only one team at Cran- first class .soccer faCIlIty, where hard time finding room to ac- anyone and everyone could play Association Kings "don't get any respect. When we go brook," Preston says PRESTON'S DEDICATION to commodate everyone who wants soccer - all year round to play soccer. some~here to play, it's always ball night, wrist band night, To say that Preston deCided at the promotion of soccer didn't end stocking cap night or something to get somebody in the that POIntto devote! hiS hfe to de- at GPUS. He went on to start a "I tried to start It last year," If half of Grosse Pointe still "I place." velop soccer III these parts might soccer program at Notre Dame Preston says looked at several doesn't know about the Lakeshore be a bit dramatic - hut that's High School, became president of locations 10 town. I had an Soccer Dome. the half that does is What Fitzsimmuns wa~ 1eferr!ng i.o, of course, wa~ that exactly what Preston has done in the MIchIgan Youth Soccer As- agreement at one place, but they packing the place every weekend. great American practice, Giveaways. his 27 years in tillS area sociation, served as dIrector of wouldn't supply shower facilities, For now, the Dome is only open publIc relations for the Detroit so I qUItthem. But they obviously Who says you can't get something for nothing? Givea- on weekends, With play underway "Twenty years ago I went over Cougars soccer team, promoted liked what they saw, as they've from 4 to midnight Fridays, 7 ways, American sports' fastest growing practice, are proof to Grosse POlllte University indoor soccer at the Michigan smce started an indoor faCility a.m. to midnight Saturdays and 7 that you can. Giveaways, Gift Days or Free- Whatever School when Bill Yeager was the State Fairgrounds and was a co- themselves," Preston says. a m. to midnight Sundays. Nights - no matter what you call them, they still stand for athletic dll'ector there He asked founder of the North American me to start a soccer program .at Soccer League's Detroit Express In the meantime, Preston found "But that's just until next sess- the gimmick adopted by every sports' team worth its hot Lakeshore, an indoor tennis dog stand. the school. The fIrst day, Yeager 10n when we'll be in operation told the Iuds they had a chOIce be- And in the last five years or so, faCIlity on Marter Road in Sf. seven days a week," Preston And getting in on the Giveaways is simple. All a kid has tween football and soccer .. Preston's faith in soccer was ClaIr Shores. With some finan- says. As of now, he adds, the jlL.<;tifiedwhen soccer took off as CIal backing, a lot of hard work to do is be among the first (pick one) 4,000/6,000/10,000 to t three kids decided to come out for Dome is "sold out solid." In add- soccer. both a spectator and partICIpatory and some heavy.duty attention to Ition to the four under 10 teams, enter a professional sporting event on a fully-paid admis- promotIOn, Preston has turned the sion and he's entitled to the free gift offered that night. Just' the six under 12 teams, the nine facilIty mto THE place to play under 14 teams, the five under 16 get dad to pop for the $15 admission price and Junior gets ~l soccer in this area. teams, the four under 19 teams, an official (pick one) NBAJ AU NU NHU NFL trinket - "At first it was a little slow. We and the four 30 and over teams, complete with the home team's logo as well as the name of there is quite an assortment of the sponsoring commercial organization - for absolutely got a late start and we were fIn- ishlllg everythmg up when we teams using the Dome. On Friday no cost ... and it's worth every penny. opened for the first session (Nov. nights, a women's recreation team takes over the Dome. And even if Cotton Fitzsimmqns doesn't like it, what kid 5). We almo1>t gave away that first session, money-wise, but "There are about 23 women in could pass up terrific freebies like official team tote bags, that group, most of them are the official teaf!l sweatbands or official team Q-Tips? we're makIng it up in the second session (which began Jan. 7). mothers of soccer players - and Cotton's complaints to the contrary, giveaway days are some of them never kicked a ball "THE PROBLEM was getting until they came here," Preston becoming more and more popular. After all, professional hold of people to let them know we says. A group of Grosse Pointe sports organizations have a duty to give fans something for were here. Grosse Pointe is very doctors takes over at noon Sun- their money. And no sporting event would be complete active in soccer . . . but I'll bet days, he adds. without taking home a free, souvenir, authentic, scaled- half the people there stIll don't down plastic replica whatever, would it? And if the home know about us," Preston says. AS FOR Preston, he sits back team gets a few extra fans in the bargain, who could comp- and enjoys the fun ... and keeps lain? And if they spend a little more cash after they get What they should know is that up the hard work. As director of the Lakeshore Soccer Dome offers Lakeshore Soccer Dome, he's tneir "free" gift ... that's great, too. there to make sure everything a professional-sized field with ,,~ ••• ...L. b. dasher boards and a plush car- worKS line, 111CIUdulg me £ rlday night transformation from tennis Why not try it here? court to soccer field. It takes Soccer promoter Gordon Preston an J, '\ Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 27, 1983 ULS cagers fall, 46.32 Bruins fall in overtime The UniversIty Liggett School ULS scoring was led by Marty Spikers win The First of Michigan Midget The Bruins' Steve Dettloff broke and entertaining Silver Stick con- varsity basketball team stumbled Bruins opened last weekend's In- the tie and put Grosse Pointe into test. WIttmer with two goals and two The University Liggett School badly last week, losing to league- assists. ternational Silver Stick Tourna- varsity volleyball team hosted the lead with a powerplay goal; Coach Bruin Tom Costello cred- leader SouthfIeld Christian, 46-32 ment with a 4-2 win - only to be Jeff Garrett and Eric Gr~nt draw- Seruor forward John Kulka had Huron Valley Lutheran for a dou- ited goaltender Dan Geffert with ULS was unable to develop any of- eliminated in a heartbreaking ing the assists fensive cohesiveness and suffered two goals and an assist and semor bleheader last week. ULS was vic- overtime loss m their second keeping the Bruins in the game through a pI:olonged spell of cold defenseman Brian Valice and torious, 15-6 and 15-12, in tbe first game. The-last 45 seconds were played with one spectacular save after shooting, scoring only two pomts in ~reshman defenseman Costa Pap- round. m the Bruins' end as they failed to another. Costello and assistant The Bruins opened the tourna- the second quarter. ISta each had a goal'and an assist First-year player Jurnor Laurie clear the puck after Toledo pulled coach Tom David noted they were Freshman forward Rob Wood had especially proud of their players' Things improved somewhat m Evans served eIght straIght ment against Petrolia, Ont , with its goaltender. With only 11 sec- two assIsts while the team's lead- onds remaining, Toledo tied the play and determination as well as the second half but not enough to points, three of which were aces a 4-2 victory, jumping out to a 2-0 ing scorer Tom Dow added a score in a goalmouth scramble theIr good sportsmanship and allow the Knights to trlm the lead. in the first match. In the second lead on goals by Mary SancIe- single goal to the win. match senior third year player and at 5:02 of the overtime period, During the second quarter ULS mente from Chris Luongo and conduct throughout the tourna- Toledo scored to end an exciting was able to make only one of 13 Goalies George Zinn and Todd Sue Gouda served eight points, John HirschfIeld from Sancle- ment. field goal attempts and for the en- Blake also put in fine perform- ~our of which were aces. Appear- mente. Petrolla made It 2-1 before 111gon t!le ULS court for the first tire game made only two of 20 ances, turnmg aside 38 South Lake Tom Madden scored the third goal 3177 time was first year player and Brownell l~hfi.IN free throws. J.T. Parks was hIgh shots. Coach Jay Peacock stated, on an assIst from HIrschfield E. Jefferson "Zinn has kept us in many games senior Elizabeth Warren who did Mike Brykalski scored the Bruins' sets a record scorer with 12 pomts Brian Hunt a fine job at the net, along WIth PAVILION contributed 12 rebounds. until our offense could corne fourth goal on assists from Tom two other frrst yeal' players, sen- The Brownell eighth The Kmghts hope to get on around and put the puck in the Davis and Keith Barich. net " ior Mulfy Hastmgs and sophomore grade boys' basketball track this week with an away Barb Roman. Last Saturday's game saw the team set a school re- game Fnday, J an 28 at HL1ron Last week's loss came at the In the second round ULS was Bruins fall behind to a Toledo cord for most points in Valley Lutheran ULS' record IS hands of arch rival Cranbrook on again victorIOUS, but thIs time It Major team, 2-0, before Sancle- a game, crushing S1. now 7-2. Saturday, Jan. 22 Cranbrook led, took three games. ULS fell, 15-11, mente scored on a pass from Clair Shores Rodgers, Finest Chlnese-Amencan Fotld 1-0, after one period but Peacock 111 the first match, but the Knights Luongo. Madden tied the score on 56-19, last week Banquet FaCilities-Recently Remtldeled Icers split games and the Kmghts let things get came back to win two out of three, a backhand shot in the third pe- Captain Brady HawaII Cocktail Lounge-Happy Hour Man .Fn 3-7 pm ?,"~y f!'om them, allowing Cr:m riod. Play from that point was ~ Mon Thur. 11 amI a m Fro & Sal 11 a m 2 a m Sun noon 1 am 1:>-4 and 15-tl. rne awesome ser- ler aush~al leJ clll . The Umverslty Liggett School brook to score four unanswered 259-1510.259-1511 - Carryout SefVIce vice of captam Lisette Wolfe was fast and furious with both teams scorers with 23 points. Ice hockey team added a win and goals in the second period. Dow's the key to the second round vic- missing on scoring opportunities. Co-captain Jim Dara a loss to Its 6-4-3 record last week unassisted power play goal was tories. put in 14 points, Caven nOM The win came on Jan 20, ULS' only tally in the 7.1 loss. Wolfe and Susan Hudson share West had eight and SANDWICHES against South Lake HIgh SChool at TO STEAKSI The Knights travel to Ann Arbor the honor of being ULS captains Blues eye Tim Liliensiek and the St. Clair Shores CiVIC Arena. Pioneer on Friday, Jan. 28 and to this season and are very pleased Russel Turbyfill each CARRY OUT The Knights were behind 3-2 going S1. Clair Shores on Saturday, Jan. scored two points. RAM'S HORN AVAILABLE into the third pefloQ, but put to- with the team's performance so league titk 29 to play Lake Shore HIgh SChool, far. The Lady Knights will host The Bullets then RISTAURANT 8en1ot' CIlIz.n, _ gether a fIve-goal rally in the final a team that tied the Knights just The Grosse Pointe Bantam A upped their record to 885-1802 Discount 10% stanza to take a 7-3 win. Oakland Christian on Friday, Jan. .... 0rW 12050 two weeks ago 28. Blues have just one regular sea- 5-1 by trouncing Chip- 17410 MACK AT ST CLAIR 1 p.m.-10 p.m. son game remaining in the Little pewa Valley Algon- DAIL V DINNER Caesars hockey league and last quin, 48-22. Kraushaar WEIGHT WATCHERS North cagers slip to third week's home and home victories again led all scorers SPECIAL81 Frosted Treat over Detroit PAL placed the Blues with 22 points. West A Desserts $3.BB Lo Cal Menu By Paul Regelbrugge • Engel hooped 16, Szymanski had Bishop Borgess, 42-21, HIghland in a position to challenge for the had 12, Dara had 11 I.•. II 11 , .•.•• " 13, and Weidinger scored 12 FEATURING North High Park, 48-15, and Utica, 32-24. The league championship. seven and Taylor Lin- HOMEMADE SNEAKY TREATS. against LakeVIew. The North VarsIty basketball Utica victory tied a North record The first game was played at coln scored three SOUP DAILY LO CAl of 11 dual meet victories in one DESSERTS team slipped into third place in Chntondale bombed North's the GPCR and started off as an up points. Eric Restum WE ARE FAMOUS year, as North is now 11-1 overall. PASTRIES & the Bi-County League when it lost freshmen, 58-27, despite Craig and down, hard-checking game. added two points for for OUR DESSERTS! _BAKED GOODS to Lakeview last week, 50-46 Como's 13 points, but Eric Wal- Dave Fleming, Steve Taugher, NeIther team scored in the first the victors. two periods, but John Kacpura Mark Davey led the way WIth 18 ter's 18 points and 16 rebounds led Fred SChultz and Ken Werenski The :arownell broke the tie when he scored after I points for the 4-6 Norsemen North to a 48-36 conquest of Lake- were champions at Madison. Dave seventh grade boys' North's league mark is 4-2. view. Como scored 12 and Drew and Greg Fleming, Schultz, taking a lon~ pass from Tim Bo- basketball team also Werenskl, Pete Moody, Pat Arm- han. One mmute later Phil Aho had a winning week, Kevin Weidenger's 18 POl11tsled McSkimmlng added 10. picked up a loose puck in front of strong, Cedric Patmon and Pat with two victories. In the junior varsity to a 54-48 win the PAL net and slipped it in to a game which saw over Clintondale before North out- Matmen tie record Marlow defeated the Blue Devils. The Fleming brothers, Moody, give the Blues a 2-0 lead. Blue' eight Bullet players lasted Lakeview in double over- After placing third at the Madi- goalie Matt Dennis held on for the get on the board, time, 60-58 Art Szymanski scored Patmon and Schultz pinned their son InVItational, North varsity Bishop Borgess opponents. Pat- win and the shutout. Brownell defeated 12 points and Robert Skuras added wrestlers came fighting back to Two days later the Blues Rodgers, 33-13. Andre mon, Marlow, Dan Norey, Shawn 20 Porterhouse 10 against Clintondale CraIg down Grosse Pointe South, 38-24, traveled to Detroit's Jack Adams Bielski'led the scormg oz. Dowden and Schultz pinned High- St•• k DInner arena to complete the series. PAL drive with 13 points. land Park wrestlers, and Taugher AI•• k.n Tigers '83 and Werenski earned pins against took charge at the outset of the Matt Frame had five, game and only the outstanding Steve Clarke and Kirk King Cr.t Utica. Greg Fleming and Marlow (Complete Dmner) debuts also won against Utica. goaltending of Dennis in the nets Lowry had four points 1/0FF prevented PAL from blowing the and Danny Rashid, Happy Hour DaIly from 3.7 pm Jan. 30 is football's Swimmers lose two game wide open. Mike Calcaterra and $fjecial Superbowl Sunday - IncludlOg LIght Snacks . PAL scored late in the first per- Mike Finch each Drink ALL WINTER 1: 5 Mm1Jtes from Ren Cen ~2 but at 30 p.m. on North lost both of its meets last Iod, but the goal seemed to inspire added two points. Prices Channel 4, it's those week by identical scores of 68-59 , i MERCHANDISE the Blues, who came back with The Bullets then de- 393.1711 boys of summer, the agamst South and Ann Arbor Hu- three unanswered goals in the 2460 MARKET ST. Detroit Tigers, who ron. The South meet was decided feated Algonquin, 7 a.m. - 9 p.m-. Mon. - I=ri. second period. Rob Kirsch scored 27-20, Till 6 p.m. Sat. N.n,mvr's will try to capture the by the last relay which North lost the first on a set-up from Aho. interest of sports fans. by one-tenth of a second. Aho then scored after taking a BOVS. GIRLS WEAR FOR MEN" BOYS Tigers '83 Winter . 23240 GREATER MACK Warm-Up debuts that Wmners against South were the pass from Joe Glaza and Bob THE $250,000 day. Hosted by Eli, 2nO medley relay team of -Strong, Rosielc added the final goal of the period after gettmg a perfect Zaret and featuring AI Monahan, LUb~rto and Schoof, breakaway pass from Pete Guz- , M ETRO Ackerman, Tigers '83 and Tom Cobau 111the 50 Free. All zardo. , WeT WINTER FINALS :-t Warm-Up will keep the. team membe~s swam o~ dove The thIrd perIod belonged to the SKI & SPORTS Ti.ger fans up to d~te theIr best yet thIS season 10 the Blues and Rosiek. Kirsch started JANUARY 27-30,1983 t WIth the latest 111- meet. things off with his second goal, •I 0l. TO ,., formation on Tiger Excelling against Huron were and then Rosiek took over, scorl11g CaBO ARENA - DETROIT 30 11 ",.../ news and ~f~-~eason Schmidt, and Cobau, first and four goals in seven minutes. Great Featuring y baseball actIvItIes. second in the 200 free. Divers Lou passing from Guzzardo, Zinn and *** • *. t * * • • ' ,...~, The show will also Trombe~ti, Mike Reynolds and Hastings helped Rosiek to five * Ivan Lendl .. 0 -,~'V,1j include player inter- Sc.ott Lmsdeau placed second, goals and the Pointe to an 8-1 700~ romp. ! .r ,'} views the return of thIrd and fourth. The Blues end regular season' Guillermo Vilas (,:< the p'opular Sparky Gymnasts split • - @ . play against the Ace Arrows. The e" and Polish Tennis Star t p~' and .AI features and North gymnast Karen McCarthy It OFF Blues have bounced between first ,. speCIal rt;ports from was first in every event to lead and third place all season and the WoJtekRbak regular Tiger broad- North to a 115.4-99.3 victory over results of final game action in : casters G~orge Kell Berkley before Farmington edged Southfield, St. Cfair Shores and SALE and A1: K~me. the Norsemen 108.6-108.0. Grosse Pointe will determine the I Begmmng Feb. 6, t t final standilll?:s. SKIS. BOOTS• POLES the program will be Cindl Tsangalias was second in The Blues travel to Port Huron PARKAS. BIBS t run at 11:30 a.m. Sun- every event, Karen WIllaert was this weekend for the International ALL days. It will continue third on the vault and Andi Thomp- Silver Stick finals. A total of 10 This Is lOT One Of Those "Up To" u~til M~rch 13 when son was third on the beam against teams throughout North Amenca t Sales With "EI CheaJ)o" Merchandise. TIgers 8~ pre-season Berkley. will compete in the p.vent The Blues This IS A Full 30% To 70% OFF The ri~lc~~g:~:ge Wo~I~~: McCarthy took a first on the vault will face North York, Opt, in the Good Stuff. This Week Only, Or Until t 1983 baseball season and the floor, .and was ~hird on the first contest before gomg against a It Snows. Except ce. begins on Thursday, bars. ~sangahas was tIed for sec- Bloommgton, Minn., team. t 20343II k • Selb of Vmltr March 17 with the Ti- ond WIth Tho~pson on the beam C ~ gers facing the world agamst FarmIngton. Add soccer to lROSSE POim WOODS • 884-5660 chan,tpion St. Louis Spikers on skids ...... Cardmals_ After winning three of eight South's list t= games at the Andover-Lahser rr======~ When you think of girls' sports, announcing Tournament to place fourth in you usually think of sports like their bracket, North's volleyball tennis, swimming and basketball. nOlI nte squad skidded into disaster when Varsity soccer can now be added Cl they lost to L'Anse Creuse 12-15, to this list. The Grosse 4-15 and East Detroit 13-15, 16-14, For the first time, varsity soc- 7-15. cer will be offered to the girls at Things were even bleaker for South and North. At South, tryouts Hockey Association's the JV, which lost to L' Anse will be held in late February. Creuse, 15-13, 5-15, 2-15 and East There will be both a varsity and a Detroit 10-15, 9-15. The freshmen, junior varsity squad, with 18 chipped m with losses to Fr aser, players per team. Boys' soccer Beginner's 7-15, 6-15 and L'Anse Creuse coaches John Case and Bill Simo- North, 15-12, 5-15, 15-7. poulos will coach the girls Pointe~s Langs FEBRUARY 2 - FEBRUARY 13 I paces Brown , ot the COBO ARENA Skating eZinic - ,...." FE B . . . WlBll TV 50 2 ~ '':'.,U,''3 4 5 Although his Brown ,. ..- ...... 1 ~ '.QUGI University basketball ,l • 7 FAMilY NIOIlT-7 30 P m 1030 AM'. 1030 AM' 1030 AM" Detroltl. ~ All SEATS54 50 I 53 50 730 PM" 730 PM"' 300 PM Open to All ChllGren 5 y".rs and older. team is only 2-9 on the season, Pointer Stark 6 7 l:! '~r B ~ '~r9 111 11 12 Langs continues to be 1 00 PM 110., -- ,,-- 103OAM" Ten hours of skating Instruction by experienced 4 3{) PM'. SHOW 73{) PM- 73{) PM ..' 730 PM" 730 PM" 300 PM Groue Pointe Hockey Association Coach... a bnght spot as the 730 PM" squad's startIng cen- c 13 PRICES - $7 50 AND $6.50 Begins February 5, 1983 at the Grosse Pointe Com. .er. SeeI'pro basketball et 1 00 PM "KIDS (12 & under) and GROUPS (25 minimum) SAVE $1 50 Sophomore Langs Cabo Arena on Tuesday, 43{) PM 'SCHOOL SHOW (no mlnlmum) ALL TICKETS ARE S5 00 & 54 00 munlty Rink (al W.C.C.C.) (HO DISCtJUNT$) scort:' Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C Cull 882-6900 6 Trunk Lines to Serve You Quirklv CLASSIFIED ADS • 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE IF YOU are contemplatmg the RESUMES by Lynn Profes- INDEX TO' CLASSIFIED OFFERED FOR WOMEN purchase of a computer or sIOnally comfjpsed & IBM EXCITING NEW opportunity LADY N~EDED to watcn AMWAY IS MORE Swedish, Deep Muscle, Re- presently own one let us help type wntten. Phone fol' ap- to JOIn a natIonally known Ferry School 1st grader THAN SOAP' pomtment 296-1032. flexology techmques Nat- you malUmlze your mvest- 1 Legal Notice 12D lake and River Property Aloe Vera Co Beauty con- from 7 30 to 8 15 am, Mon Fantastic second Income op- day thru Friday Wl1lpayor portumty It's workmg fOl ural nutrltlOnal cOWlSehng ment We offer competant lA Personals 12£ Commercial Properly sultants needed between Holistic Weight Loss 18-SECRETAR IAL exchange servIces 571-11131 us, It can work for you Call mstructlOn 10 ALL phases of 11 Secretarlol Service 12F Northern Property now and March 31 Many call JUdy at 882-3856 computer operation for both SERVICE IC Public S:lle 13 Real Estate benefIts Call for further de- before 3 p m 88G-8136after _M_anlyn, 8~2200 _ __ busmess & home applIca. 1D Obituaroes 13A Lois for Sa Ie tails 527-4647 After 6'00, 3.30 __ _ _ _ DRIVERS ....:-OpeOlngs aval! HAPPY tlOn L C Swart 886-7130 791-2822 BIRTHDAY PROFESSIONAL TYPIST - 2 Entertainment 131 Cemetery Properly A CAREER OPPORTUNITY able, all hour~ open Nee"illg, 4A l-lel~ Wanted DomestiC 16 ... Hors~s for Sale NONIGHTSl _lH_llll_,_b~"b' expenence bhould be ffid- gIfts, wmdows, lamps, mir- resumes, notary. QualIty EXPERT 41 ServICes to Exchange 161 Pet Grooming NO WEEKENDS! NURSE AIDES, top pay and ture, self rnohvated, for rors, Je~elry boxes, also work, S C S Secret anal Clock and watch repair, all 4C House Sitting Services 16C Pet Boarding Due to expansIon, we are look- benefIts Care for patients w evenIngs Call Ed after 4 30 glass repaJr Home bus mess- 772-2009 allows reasonable prIces types 35 years experience 5 Situotlon Wonted 16D Adopt A Pet 109 for full time R N's Our theIr home ProfeSSIOnal P m 773-4750 Authorized Colomal clock 19 Prontlng and EngraVing clIents need the support that medical personnel 357-3650 ------References 382-4112 2-ENTERTAINMENT 5A Sltuotlon OomestlC servIce representative 51 Employment Agency 2{l General Service your nursmg background WAITERS AND waItresses SALES PERSON Wanted Un- 5C Coterlng 20A C::rpet laying and genuine concern for experienced only Apply at usual opportumty to set your 884-9246 GYPSY PROPHECY Give W A.D, 6 For Rent Unfurnished 201 Refrigeration and Air phySIcal and emotIOnal St NIcks Hangar, DetrOit own schedule and earn an}' ALL OVERWEIGHT SIngles your guests a precIOUS gIft 6... For Rent Furnished C(md,t.onlng Repair health can prOVIde Work In amount you Wish Free hc- FINANCIAL SERVICES (as seen on the Sonya Show) not only entertamment Ref- 61 Rooms far Rent 20C Ch,mney ond Fireplace a delIghtful clInIC sethng A City AIrport between 3 6 ense classes and advance Call Preferred Singles. 313- erences. Suzan, 545-49~ Rspalr umque pOSitIOn for hIghly- p m 11499Conners, DetrOit classes, 10 all phases of real INCOME TAX AND 6C OU.ce for Rent 771-1900f~r free brochure 20D Lcxksmlths motivated mdIvlduals seek- No phone calls estate Earl Keirn Realty, BOOKKEEPING MAGIC SHOWS - Available 6D Vocation Rentals 6£ Gorage for Rent 20£ Insulat.on mg profeSSIOnal rewards CRUISE SHIP )obs I Great 10- Lakeshore 296-3420 FREE PICK-UP AND THANK YOU, St. Jude for for birthday partIes, ban- come potential All occup- favor received LTL 6F Shore LIVing Quarters 20F Washer and Dryer Repair Salary plus bonus Please DELIVERY SERVICE quets, your SOCIalaffaIr Ccll call Patty at 372.3200 6G Store lease I 20G Gloss - Mirror Service atIOns Formformatloncall 4A-HELP WANTED GROSSE POINTE THE GROSSE POINTE Jim Shar.non, 88[}-6699 6H For Rent or Sale 20H Floor Sanding WEIGHT LOSS (312) 741-9780EXT 18bS DOMESTIC REFERENCES CLOWN CORP. 6J Halls for Rent 21 MOVing OUT OF STATE CALL FOR AN Are haVing a fund raismg SHOWCASE OF Entertain- CLINIC 21A P,ano ServIce APPOINTMENT campaign, and are selhng ment Need a band for a 6K Storage Space NEWSPAPERS GROSSE POINTE 211 Sewing Machine BABYSITTER NEEDED for honey and Jelly. 120z honey weddmg? Now.you can hear 7 Wonted to Rent for sale Help wanted ads 10- EMPLOYMENT 331-3885 5 bands on one Sunday after- 7A Room Wonted 21 C Electrical Service 16.month-old boy for oc- eluded. New HOrizon's Book bear I 2 5 oz of 4 jars Jelly In noon For further mfo, call 71 Room and Boord Wonted 21 D TV and Rad.o RepaIr casIOnal evemngs and week- Shop. 03 MIle near 1-94 ) AG ENCY crate, 3 - 8 oz jars of ends, also week days if he is various honey in package. If 712-2982 7C Garage Wonted 21 E Storms and Screens 296-1560 885-4576 21F Home Impro\ement Ill. Call 331-3971 mterested, please call 1D Storage Space Wonted BEAUTICIN/MANAGER for 50 years relIable servIce EXPERIENCED PIANIST 8 ArtICles for Sale 21G Roofing Service SECRETARY - Mormngs, COLOR CODING Arthur Kuehnel at 881-8186 evenings Must have mlm- Needs experIenced Cooks, entertaIns at cbnner partIes 8A MusIcal Instruments 21 H C::rpet Cleaning good typIst for East side for mum 5 years current work Nannies, Maids, House- and anytJme 779-5424. 81 Antiques for Sale 21.1 Pamtlng, Decorating FUN AND F ASmON ORIENTAL RUGS chemical company. Call be- expenence Should be roa- keepers, Couples Nurse 8C OffICe EqUipment 21J Wall Washing WANTED tween 9 a m. and noon. 922- ture, selfmohvated Call Ed AIdes, CompanIOns and 2A-MUSIC 9 Articles Wanted 21K Wmdow Washing 1144,askforJan orJlm one or many • Cost $20 ineludes' EDUCATION 10 Snowmobile for Sale 21 L Tile Work 773-4751. Day Workers for pnvate Pnvate collector will pay any RN'S FOR I.C.UJC.C.UJMed- • Professional draping 10A Motorcycles for Sale 21M Sewer ServIce ATTENTION 10 people needed homes reasonable prIce Surg needed in the Grosse 21 N Asphalt Work. for part-lIme temporary of- 18514 Mack Avenue • make-up analysis 644-7312 WOODS MUSIC 101 Trucks far Sole Pointe area Call for Inter- • color swatches 210 Cement and Brick Work flce promotion work for the Grosse Pomte Farms STUDIO 11 Cars for Sale VIew appomtment. Medical WeslIn Hotel Must have pIe- SHOPPING, ERRANDS, etc, 11A Cor RepaIr 21' Waferprooflng Personnel Pool B82-664O reasonable, rehable, refer- GUITAR, PIANO, THEORY 111 Cars Wonted to Buy 21Q Plaster Work sent voice and be neat 10 WE SPECIALIZE In the CALL 371.9432 ences Servmg area re- HOME or STUDIO 11C Boots and Motors 21 R furniture Repair WAITRESS - Part time appearance. Hours aval1- placement of profeSSIOnal 20943 Mack Apply 612 Woodward. able 9-1, 1-5, or [}-9 $4 5()..$10 domestIC and nursmg per- For Appointment Sidents, 3 years. 885-8059 Call weekdays 881-2920, lID Boot Repair 215 Carpenter 21T Plumbing and Heating per hour, for quallfled per- sonnel, Housekeepers, 881-5738 11 E Boot Dockage and Storage FABRIC SEWING people! If sonnel Must apply in per- Cooks, Couples, Daywork- "BE A STAR! Have your , 11 F Trollers and Campers 21 U Janitor Service you love fabncs, enjoy sew- son, mornings only ~ Ren ers, Mother's Helpers, weddmg ceremony and 21V Sllverplatlng PIANO, VOICE, and ORGAN' llG Mobile Homes Ing and you truly enjoy help- alSsance, Suite 2270. Please Nurse Aides, and others. receptlon videotaped In full 21W Dressmaking and TOllorin" private mstruction Univ. 11H Auplanes 109 people, we may be just do not phone. For a personal mtervlew colo~ and sound Call music graduate, 30 years 12 Suburban Acreage 21X Draperies the place you're lookmg for. Memories Video, 7~2875" $ TAXES $ teachmg experience. Mrs. 12A Suburbon Hame 21Y SWimming Pools Calico Corners ISlookmg for pART-TIME SECRETARY to call, 882-2928 work 2-3 days per week in GOLL PERSONNEL DON''!' COOK-tomght - Call Junker,823-1721. 121 Vocation Property 21 Z Snow Removal IJnd enthusIastic sales personnel COMPLETE PERSONAL Fisher BUllcbng sales office AGENCY Dlal-A-Meal before 12 noon PIANO LESSONS, q~alIfled 12C Forms for Safe Landscaping for part time employment, AND BUSINESS TAX (3-4 days a week) Retatl or Must be fast accurate typist 106 KERCHEVAL and have a home-cooked teacher, my home. 882-7772 Famlhar WIth dictaphone GROSSE POINTE FARMS SERVICE meal delivered to your door. sewing experience helpful 884-9468, VIOLIN/VIOLA instruction. 3-LOST AND 4-HELP WANTED but not reqUired. If mter- Some fllmg and general of- CARING MATURE woman Artist teacher Suzuki FOUND GENERAL ested please call 77~0078 be- flce work. Must be good a t to work 2 days a week do- Confidential work, done SENIOR LADIES. Don't hve method Ages 2-adult 548- tween 9.30 a m 5 30 pm to spellmg and grammar Re- mg laundry and hght house- well, at reasonable prices. alone or With your children. 6290,647-ti622 Hi, My name IS Nosey, an ador- REAL ESTATE arrange for mterview. sume and references re- work 10 lovely large house We offer gracious living for E.O.E., MlF. qU1red 871-0033. . for Single mIddle aged gen- PRIVATE CLASSICAL GUI- able tiger kItten that needs a the young at heart. Call for home. I was abandoned on a SALES PROFESSIONAL six handed SECRETARIAL POSITION tleman Excellent pay TAR lessons - Prefer ser. CAREER AND growth mmd- details and brochure Li- cold night, luckIly some nice dt:l1tal practIce needs take avaIlable 20-25 hours per Grosse Pomte Call 64[}-2794 PHASE 10 lOUS minded begmt,ters and ed people . Hardworkmg. censed 625-9173,625-5513 people took me in I don't get charge dental assistant to week. OffIces in Grosse after 5 mtermedIate students. For Licensed or we'll tram Be 21513 Kelly Road along with their dog I would POinte ApplicatIons bemg HOUSEKEEPER/BABYSIT- LOSE WEIGHT We care. Join Information call Pete 343- paId what you're worth Top work closely with the doctor. East Detroit really like a new home. taken by MIchael Cobane at TER for 3 school age chil- TOP S For more informa- 0376 commiSSion program Call BenefIts. Send resume to Sadly enough they can't keep 63 Kercheval, or by tele- dren, 10 Grosse POInte Park 776-5155 bon call 1185-1465,after 3p.m Dennis Andrus. 886-4200 Grosse Pomte News, 99Ker- me I'm a well behaved kit- cheval, Grosse Pomte phone 886-2860 Monday-Fnday MustdrIve 28- TUTORING AND SCHWEITZER Mastercharge & Visa TIRED OF being retired, for- EDUCA TION ten Free to good home. 824- Farms, Box K-35. WANTED. Mary Poppins, or References reqUired 331- 8652. REAL ESTATE Welcome mer -busmess man, money BETTER HOMES BRAND NEW nutritional reasonable facsImI.1e of, to 6401 after 6 p m. no optIOn. 776-37~. TUTORING- Your home All LOST CAT, grey striped, 4 AND GARDENS WeIght loss program. Lose Sit for 4 and 9 year olds, 3 HOUSEKEEPER! COOK to subjects, adults-children whIte paws, NeCf/St. Paul 10-29 pounds, In 30 days, p.m on Monday and lIve-In, must have refer- area. ~2308 after 5:30 p.m. whIle earmng extra Income. Wednesday. Must have car, ences Other help employed. TAXES - ACCOUNTING CertifIed teachers Day- OFFICE MANAGER/experi- evenmg. 356-0099 Norma, 884-6613or Pat, 88~ umbrella won't do 779-4041 Send replys to Grosse Pointe ANTHONY BUSINESS SERVICE FOUND very large black enced bookkeeper with 3792. TUTORING male Terner mix Brown computer experience Small NEED EXTRA$$? Ambillous, News, 99 Kercheval Grosse Personal and Business Taxes mcludmg CorporatIons legs and markings, long flI'm with full computeriZed RECORDS CLERK - Per- self-motIvated advertlsmg Pomte Farms, MI48236 Box Reasonable Rates. Servmg you since 1968. ALL SUBJE~TS curly laJI, cham collar, no accountIng system Fern- manent, part-time, days, to sales people Call 88[}-5349, 8-4 ASK FOR MR ANTHONY 882-6860or 882-8507 GRADES 1 THRU 12 tags. Grosse Pomte City. dale area. Send resume to be assIgned. Typing 70 wpm, 714-9597. LIVE-IN compamon for semor PROFESSIONAL FACULTY $6 65 per hour Apply CIty of 882-0Z75 Gr05se Pomte News, 99 Ker- PHONE SOLICITOR for Grosse Pomte lady Light cheval, Grosse Pointe Grosse POInte Woods, 20025 WE CAN HELP Grosse Pomte offIce Part housekeepmg, cookmg, BALLOONS . PLEASE return "Gretchen" - Farms, MlCh 48236- Box 8-7 Mack. Pubhc safety Dept GROSSE POINTE black and Silver shepherd, time, 4 days a week Hourly some drlvmg 884-7792 HIGH FLYING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS LEARNING CENTER taken from Neff Road Janu- wage plus commISSIOn, no RESPONSIBLE SITTER - For all occasions for as httle as $10- delivery available 63 Kercheval on the HIll ary 8th Reward, no ques- JOB INFORMATION. experience necessary. 823- needed 8 30 to 5 Monday, Buy a dozen or buy a gross A GREAT way to be 343-0036 34~36 tions asked. L'jJ person's Overseas, Cruise ShiPS, SECRETARY 0662 Wednesday, FrIday. In my Houston, Dallas, Alaska remembered, say Happy Birthday, etc , or Just companion. 881-8489. $50,000 PLUS _ first year home. Must have car and send "Happiness" for any occaSlOn THOROUGH profeSSIOnal $~,OOO to $6O,OOO/yr POSSI- LOST, BLACK male cat, ble Call1lO.'Hi87-6000,Ext Securities potentIal ground level OJ>- cheerfUl dispOSitIOn 779- serVice, math, English, portumty sales! manage- 4041 _ 882-4968 phySICS, languages, tests, yellow eyes, viCInity of Alter J-l~. Call refundable. Industry GRE, etc. Study habits, - Jefferson. Please call ment Health and nutritIOn EXCHANGE ROOM and trouble spots, catch-up 822"()175,before 10 a.m. or 881-4011 board for care of elderly 885-3332 after 7'30 p.m POSITION AVAILABLE PRiVATE DUTY woman evenmgs and Satur- PROTECT Founded In 1869, Gold------FOUND: Young male short OR BOOTH RENTAL NURSES day and Sunday Excellent ENGLISH Head starters get man, Sachs & Co has for student 468-7832 or TU BUSINESS, PROPERTY and Peace Of Mmd WIth haired cat Grey tiger at Joseph's of Grosse ahead in middle schools, always been recogmzed • Top Pay 5-8342 striped WIth white pat~, • High Standards hIgh schools, colleges 1185- Pointe Beauty Salon. as a leacbng fIrm in the Trained Security Officers, small head, very fnendly. • Insured, Bonded, 4874 20951 Mack. secuntIes mdustry We YorkshIre and Vernor, Supervised 5-SITUATION 882-2239 have been at or near the DOMESTIC AND A NEW P M class IS openmg January 24th. 885-5139 • ChOIce of Hours and Days WANTED SURVEILLANCE !op m Virtually all major INDUSTRIAL at GROSSE POINTE Call for InformatIOn FOUND - BALFOUR and Investment bankmg and NEED SOMETHING moved? INVESTIGATION LOSS CONTROL PRE-KINDERGARTEN 10 ::"Ill between 9-4 February We accept chI.1d- Warren area Female D0- securilles actIVlties. T.....o POinte reSidents Will berman mix 881-1'126 Free AIM HIGH '" MACOMB NURSING EXECUTIVE SECURITY, INC. ren who are 2% thorugh 5 Our contmued growth move or remove large or to good home. We're assembling the small quantIties of furmture, 15318MACK AVE, GROSSE POINTE PARK years old Please call Bar- makes It necessary for UNLIMITED team now to carry the apphances, pianos or \\ hat 885-6630 or 526-5955,24 HR. SERVIC~ bara Lawrence, 886-4747,for FOUND - Grey and white our DetrOit offICe to add 263-0580 mformatlOn sheep dog, VlCImty of Moross Air Force into the fron- have you Call for free esti- tier of space with lead- an IndiVIdual who has a mate 343-0481,or 822 2200 (between Mack and Har- workIng background 10 WANTED EXPERIENCED ing edge technology 2F-SCHOOLS per) 885-1071 stocks' bonds and secur- babysltter- 10 my home, to and the officer leaders Ities processmg In ad- care for 2 young children PRIVATE NURSING Custom Fashions THE STAFF of GROSSE LOST Grey tabby female, to keep us on course. References, own transport- ditIon to possessmg ex- Around the clock by Sofia & Dina POINTE PRE-KINDER- hght paws and tail, named Consider your future atIOn Call Sarah after 6 "Peggy .. 882-6302 cellent typing skIlls, this In home, hospItal or nursmg "on the Hill" GARTEN, located In the as an officer on our pm ,886-5395 IndlVldual must handle home RN'~, LPN's Aides, Umtarlan Church at 17150 "LADY" a medIUm Sized 3 team. With our college ------diverse office funclIons RESTAURANT HELP compamons. male atten- We Speclahze In Custom Flttmgs Maumee, InVites you to at- year old black and....white senior engineer pro. tend one of our Wednesday gram, you could re- and be a solid commu- Walter, porter, mght cook, dants, !lve IOS Screened and COATS - FUR COATS SUITS - DRESSES- Husky Spaniel mIx was mcalor afternoon VISITORS DAYS abused, starved and then ceive over $900 a month near Ren Cen, experIence bonded 24 hour ser.lce LI- ALTERATIONS cen!>ed nurse" for m"urance Please call 886-4747 for an abandoned She IS very lov- just to finish your engi- We offer an attractive only, With references. be- appointment and for m- neering degrf'e. Our tween 2-5 cases mg but WIllreqwre traImng L salary and an excep- National Bank of DetrOIt B1dg POINTE AREA NURSES formatIOn about our school She loves older chIldren and sponsorship program tIonaJ benefits program 259-3273 93 Kercheval (upstaIrs) TU 4-3180 Barbara Lawrence, DIrect- gets along WIth other pels wUl lead you Into a se- mcluding medIcal and IMMEDIATE OPENING for Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 or Please call Jo m.7564. cure job, with a good dental, pension, proflt- full tJ me sales person Know- illiF;w-VAL ~clean up" maIO Phone (313) 882-0602 Income. You'U have the sharing and twlIon re- ledge of cameras and ac tenance Pamtmg \\ alipa- Designs by Mary Thomas 1A-PERSONALS "ARTHUR," a truly "pre- hands on experience fund if you are inter- cessorJes helpful Apply 10 permg Very reasona hie PPIe" dog, was abandoned- with a leader In tech- tied to a dumpster He ISa 2 ested In an exceptIOnal pE'rson at THE CAMERA Call Da\e. 839-4027 ' nology development. career opportumty 10 a year old blond Afghan He IS CENTER 10 the Village, EXPERIENCED i'll H~E'S The few minutes you congemal, small scale "ATTENTION PLEASE!" housebroken, good WIth kids 17114Kercheval aIdes a\ allabl(" RE'd-.onahle spend talking with us enVironment, please and pets Call Faith 75&-0126 rates F'ra"er Agpnc) State POINTE SHOE REPAIR AND TAILORING ------may start yon on the call FINANCIAL PLANNING - to REWARD LOST, orange and path to a great future investigate a career 10 thIS licensed <1nd bonded 293- formerly HARPER WOODS SHOE REPAIR white neutered male, large, and a great way of life. 259-3600 speCialized field, contact 1717 announces a long haIr We love him very Contact TSgt. George Glenn Housey at 6493252 • NEW CONVENIENT LOCATION AND SUPERIOR FACILITY much, we want hIm back, Moore, 313-964-3230. PrE'fer college graduate. BABYSIITING at please Mlssmg sHlce l~oW82 CaD collect. Goldman, successful sales candidate, SERVICE AGENCY or per~on .....1th pnor bUSIness 17425Mack Ave - 4 Blks North of Cadieux 882-4465 or 562-9097 -... J~J [);;( ~ SE"rvmgth("GriA,,-.ePOinte area' /> Sachs & Co. ownership smce 1955 Care of CHIL (Just SOUTH OF CAPTAIN'S II RESTAURANT) M &quai oppo~"",ly empbyer "IIF +-HELP WANTED maHl J:{];'./ DR EN anrllhe ELDF.HLY GENERAL t,QlllrCl"l_yo(llf. LADIES UNLIMITED learn B) the hour 24 h011l rates • SPEEDY CHEERFUL SERVICE AND "ABSOLUTELY 109 potential, start your own avaIlable THE FINEST WORKMANSHIP" EVERYONE LOVES TO DISPLAY ADVERTISING part or full time hu<;mess, LICENSED~. for Shoe Repair and for TaIlormg & Alterations MAKE NEW FRIENDS SALES REPRESENTATIVE sellmg quality lmgefle at For Men and Women AND MAKE MONEY home parties 882 5419 IN THE PROCESS Only advertlsmg studies graduates or eqUivalent m FOR newspaper experience need apply Grosse Pomte GAS STATION - Reliable • SPECIAL 10% DISCOUNT With thiS Ad until Feb 10, 1983 Sell Avon glftsA Jewelry and manager Full or part time makeup \,;811 DIane, News, Box N-75, 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Standard service Harper at CLASSIFIED ADS TELEPHONE: 886-9246 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9 a..m.-6 p.m. 88.>-0042 Farms, MI 48236. Chalmers CAL L 882-6900 " -, .. L:"I...... -~ "., 'I ~ __ Page Four-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS " Thursday, January 27, 1983 ~srruATloN S-SITUATION 6-FOR RENT -FOR RENT 6-:-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6 6-FORRENT UNFURNISHED WANTED WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED 4 ROOM upper fIat 2 bed- CHANDLER PARK - BABYSITIER WITH 1toddler LOWER 3 bedroom flat - car- INDIAN VILLAGE garage $225 MONTHLY, mcludes all HOUSE FOR rent, 3551 Gwl- rooms, $225 per month plus Cadieux, 5 room apartment, PRO-CARE personahzed, lOVing care, pet, stove, refrigerator 821- apartment, $250 per month uWlbes'applJances, 4 houses ford, DetrOit Third house securltY,776-1883. Includes utilities, appli. steady, dependable 8 or 9 ONE INC. 9809. plus uhhtles; references from Grosse Pomte. 882- from Mack across Grosse 3 BEDROOM Colonial With ances, washing, drying hour days $3 00 hour WIll ----- 821-6988evemngs. 7065 Pomte City. 3 bedrooms,liv- natural fIreplace, and fam- facibbes 882-0467. For pnvate duty nursmg care babYSit In your home 774- 3 BEDROOM lower - large III the hospital, home, or 8188, Jean hvmg and wrung, applJances RIVARD BOULEVARD - GROSSE POINTE Woods, 2 mg room, duung room, kIt- ily room, 2 car garage, $375 ALTER AT JEFFERSON nursmg home ------mcluded, full basement, Charming lower fIat 2 bed- bedroom house, no pets, $3OQ chen, bathroom, basement monthly plus utilIties AIter PRESTIGIOUS elevator bUlld- • R N 's LPN's SITUATION WANTED' Com- garage, $260 a month plus room country kitchen, small I' and 2-car garage, stove, re- 5 885-4575 mg,luxury apartments with pamon deslres care of el- p us secUrIty, avaJlable Feb- frlgerator, carpeting and pm • Llve-m Com pam on SecurIty 646-2900or 884-2142 den deck all a~Phances 10 ruary 1st 776-05Il8 b k f m large rooms,one bedroom, • Home Health Aides derly lady Nobve-m Refer- I W' d h h . ----- drapes $350 plus utllIties PRE.CIVIL War rlC ar ef "t c u ng IS was er, was er, 00" """'3 house, (circa 1837)near Det- I' erences an" Securl y re- ences 885-7764 15 MILE/Harper at 1-94 - 1 • Semor Sitters and dryer No pets AVaIl- CHARMING ONE bedroom - OO Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve-C 6-FOR RENT ec-oFFICE 6D-VA CATION 60-VACATION 8-ARTICLES Ie-ARTIcLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARnCLES UNFURNISHED FOR RENT RENTALS RENTALS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE EAST SIDE - Six room upper. SEARS COLDS POT, 2 door re- OPPQSITE EASTLAND 'BOYNE COUNTRY Four COIN operated washer heavy DEPROGRAMMlNG? RCA PORTABLE color TV Carpeting, basement, hot lW' HARBOR SPRINGS - 3 bed. bedroom Chalet Fireplace, Excellent condition. $125 fngerator frost free, excell- - furnace. Ideal for adults. room condo Ski week _ duty commercial t~, $175. Well, feJ,?fl@8~ a1!yway OPAL PLAZA 2 baths, 30 minutes from 885-0079. ent condItion $165 885-0079. 824-8931. weekends ,Fully furmshed 885-0079 Now Wacky's not trying to 3 ROOM OFFICES slumg and X-country trails !m-911 (Tom) shepherd you Into anrUung, FIREWOOD '32 50, FREE "BIRCH FIREWOOD" - face DETROIT, LAKEPOINTE' 18301East 8 MIle Rd 882-5749or 591-6180 ADMIRAL black and white but If the Coloma Shop DELIVERY Also available cord, $55, picked up $64 de- near Berkshire, up~talrs, MARCO ISLAND Luxury 2 ------TV, works great, $40. 885- has~'t been a part of your 777-4646 3 BEDROOM apartment, In. birch, oak, maple, $40 hvered Eager Beaver one bedroom, new carpets bedroom, beachfront condo 0079 quest for the collectible and 643- dlan River Plantation, 7235 or 549-2244 Troy Firewood Co 29725 Groes- and drapes mcIuded $210 (Several desks for sale) Pool, tenOls, boat dock COMPLETE set of china, over the antique, some guidance Stuart, Flonda, monthly re- beck 774-2622 per month. Renter pays heat Weekly-monthly rates 6~ 100 Pieces, $125or trade for is deflrutely in order. Can- Firewood Company and LJght. Security deposit, GROSSE POINTE 2502 ntals only 882-0486 stoneware or other set 885- fessmg positively, the trea- $210 Call 1-987-8213,after 5 FIRST FLOOR OFFICES MICHAWAYE -7 Miles South 6026. snres a crazy man's come up GOOD AND PLENTY p.m. Small, medium or large to fit KEY LARGO, Florida, Button of Gaylord Golf, tenniS, SILVER DOLLARS wanted wlthUusweek,areenoughto RESALE SHOP your requrrements Wood Bay, Condo, exclUSive clubhouse, pool playground, Pay10g $10 each Also, pre- renew any man's SPlflt He's lh OFF EVERYTHING, JAN 26th, FEB 9th 6A-FOR RENT Startmg at $100 a month in- well furmshed 2 bedroom 3 lakes, sailboats, paddle- 1964 quarters, haU dollars, got. two A marked Royal FURNISHED cluding all utibtles townhouse, tenms, beach, boats, much more Beautlful mercury dImes (also Can- Doulton character Jugs, a 51059 WASHINGTON, NEW BALTIMORE Air Conditioned pool, bOdt docks, security 4 bedroom home, sleeps 12,2 adIanJ. 8814887 tiny Royal Daulton char- 725-6164, (10 MINUTES FROM MT CLEMENS) "1 Freshly pamted and decorated ATTENTION EXECUTIVE Call collect, 305-661-1743 baths, fully eqwpped, lutch- acter lug, a couple exciting Pleasant atmosphere . ------FRIGIDAIRE, automatic addItions to Ius already ex- Transfers one- and two- en With dishwasher, fIre- Off street parlung. MARCO ISLAND on beach, 2 washer, like new, $175 885- tenslve collectIOn of Hum- bedroom apartments, decG- j>lace~~ereo _~-!,32~ AMERICAN FIREWOOD CO. 881-4147 bedroom luxury condos With 0079. mel figurines, two more rator furmshed Linens, all amemtles Children wel- HARBORSPRINOS- Harbor • Exceptionally FlOe, Seasoned MIxed Hard Wood dishes, utensIls Included • DILLON BUILDING GE FROST-FREE 2 door re-- lovely discontinued Royal come Day, week or month Cove, w10ter ski vacatIOn, frigerator excellent condI- Dowton ladles, same deh- • Oak, Ash, Hickory and Frultwoods Mimmum one w~k, $650 Der Days 881-6402, e\'emngs luxury Condo, sleeps 9, ev- month Location 1-696 be- GROSSE POINTE - Mack- tion $195 '885-0019 cate LImoges after dinner • Free Kmdhng With Each Order Cadieux PrestigiOUS of- 882-4593 erythmg included "By cups and saucers, a sJlver tween 1-75and 1-94.Secunty, -...-- ~ ------Owner" rates Call 965-9409 DINING SET, Richardson, depOSit ruby glass fruit 445..{)377,RoseVille DELIVERIES references 469-1075. fice space in remodeled PALM SPRINGS 800 butldmg. Central air, space walnut country I'olomal bowl, a uruque' Nippon vase, BEAUTIFUL EXECUTIVE from 200 to 1,800square feet Reservations for hotels, con- 6F-SHARE LIVING Hutch-on-hutch, table With 2 a bunch of super new books dos and hom'es 10 the sunny home, 1/1 excellent Grosse to SUIt, spacIOUS, private leav~s, 6 chairs Excellent on antiques and collectibles. desert 1 800-854-9288 QUARTERS PO!:1t-;:Woods locatIOn 3 parkmg area, more Mr --- - - ~- -- condition 8854()22 A gre:lt selection of tm can ORIENTAL RUGS bedrooms 398-8415 Cotzias,886-9000 AFFORDABLE LUXURY HOUSEMATE WANTED 10-SPEED bIke - like new, tainers including a Player's $125or best offer 4 new tires, Navy cut bn, a Camel CI~- WANTED LARGE NICE room for EXECUTIVE OFFICE space at Jupiter Ocean and Racquet mce Colomal 10 quiet East gentleman. House prlv- Club 10 unspOIled JupIter, SIde neighborhood Profes- to fit Trans-Am, or slmllar arette tin, and a candy tin - f~r lease, downtown DetrOIt lieges, 884-1944, $45 per Florida Completely furn- SIOnal female desired 882- car Drum set 882-5462,call depIcting the Queen Mary A 547-5000 week Rivard at East Jefferson Ished one, two and three bed. 6512or 343-9237 Anthony after 4 p m lady's sterhng compact, an _ ApprOXImately 2,000 square room condos for weekly or unusual sterling locket, a BASEMENT LIVING quart- feet Converuent to courts, monthly vacation rentals 13 MATURE WOMAN to share LOVESEAT, good for reuphol- collection of Carruval glass ers - uhlJties Use of wash- Ren-Cen and Greek Town home and hVlng expenses sterlng class $25 886-8409 tumblers, some com silver J & F FIREWOOD tennIS courts, 3 heated pools, SEASONED OAK and MAPLE er/ dryer, $25~ month 9- Must see to appreciate. The ocean sWlmmmg For 10- With same 296-3027 TAPPAN GAS stove, works spoons, some great English Harper area 17+6278 Meehan Companys. 39~27oo formatIOn caIl Ocean Re- great, $95 1185-0079 bone china cups and saucers, $57 per face cord ROOMMATE NEEDED for Tax & DelIvery Included sorts Inc ,Realtor Toll-free, ADMIRAL side-by-side re- and much much ~ore! Jom LAKESHORE VILLAGE - 2 EXECUTIVE OFFICE budd- Grosse Pomte Park upper Quantity Discount Available bedroom townhouse, 22819 1-000-327-6630 frigerator hke new $225 the Colomal Cult. 25701 Jet- 109 10 Grosse Pomte Woods ---- flat Working professional, JOHN 757-4885 FRANK 882-6910 Lakeshore Drive, $550 female,25-35 824-6406 after 6 885-0019' , ferson near 10MIle, Monday with space to lease IndlVld- HARBOR SPRINGS - Fully . through Saturday, 10 a m -.6 month C-21 Kee. 751-6026. pm ual offiCes and SUites aval1- eqUipped homes for rent, ORREFORS crystal stem- pm 772-{)43OYour Master- able. KItchenette and com- sleep 8 and 12 De Voe Real~ APARTME~forprofes~o~ ARE YOU loolung for a ruce ware, 14 water, 18 cham- Charge and Visa are wel- al woman over 40, entire 3 mon receptIOn area Easy ty, Lynn McGann Realtor home for Granny or your- pagne, 11 wine, 12 cordials corned and don't forget, we ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED floor Light, airy, own stair- access to 1-94 DiscrImmat- ASSOCiate 886-9537 SPiral pattern. 881-6352 buy, and appraise, tool I ing profeSSIOnals only In- self? I would love to share AZAR'S GALLERY way $200 month. Utilites in- SKI - HARBOR SPRINGS, my beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 DIAMOND, perfect blue' white COMMERCIAL floor scrubber cluded Reply to Grosse formatlon,8116-410l. luxury Condo, fully equIp- Emerald cut, 72 points. Ap- complete, 24," good comb- One of the largest selectIOns of Onental rugs Pointe News, 99 Kercheval, full baths apartment, East- GROSSE POINTE - Main ped, fireplace, sleeps 8 556- praisal, $3,200 Will sell less tion, $225; van seat - hke at mlmmum prIces Grosse POinte Farms, MI land area, lh rent and utl1i- floor office suite, large re- 9473, !m-2379 ties. Call after 8 p.m. 371- than half. Call June, 962- new, $50 Call 881-7210 251 E. MERRILL, BIRMINGHAM 48236,Box F-40. ception area, 4 pnvate of- 5047 4900 8:30am-4pm. -ODYSSEY TV Game-with 14 644-7311 fices. Store room, prIVate GAYLORD 68-ROOMS parkIng. $500 month mclud- Beautifully furmshed new LOOKING FOR a thud person REFRIGERATOR - 14cubiC tapes 882-6694 FOR RENT 109 utilities 882-0555 three bedroom, three bath to share my 3 bedroom home foot, Admiral, 2 door, clean, HIGHBACK wmg chairs, condommlUm With fire m "Farms," $200 plus 1/3 runs good, $125. 824-6399. marble fireplace and fendor, KERCHEVAL - on the HIll UWlties 886-5331,882-1388 place, garage, convenient to REMINGTON 7mm Magnum Drexel dmmg room SUite, FURNISHED ROOM, $50 per - double office With recep- major slu areas, cross-coun- FEMALE ROOMMATE with Redfield scope, AR-15 Minton chma, crystal, week Kitchen privdeges. tion area Mr. Edgar, 886- try, available weekends, wanted - to share fW'rushed unfired, Enlar Belgium silver, paintmgs, Oriental FRIENDLY Grosse POinte area. 886-3911. 6010 tlartz[il PROFESSIONAL weekly, monthly, beg10mng flat With same, $125 plus nato, new In box. 882-5558. rugs. VariOUS small items Houset'old Sales 12/1/82 Comfortably ac- utilities Call Carrol after SERVICE LARGE basement room for OFFICE - 2,IlOOsquare feet, QUEEN mattress and box 882-3154 middle-aged gentleman commodates SIX H R AL- 5 30 P m 824-8037 fully carpeted, air condl- LEN, 961-8080,Monday thru spnng, $50; Porta-Crib, $25; GRANDMOTHER Clock, an- SUSAN HARTZ Shower, cooking facilities. YOUR SPECIA... honed. Upper floor, $650. Fndays, 9 a m -6 p m. CLEAN, QUIET Nice neigh- 885-8719after 6 p m. tique, $300 Very ornate lead Reasonable. Call after 4 Warren/Cadieux area 885- borhood near Grosse Pointe. OAK DESK' antique pump or- glass wmdows, all sizes. POSSESSIONS 886.8982 ARE MY p.m., 881-0748. 6675 ST "CROIX, U S V I - Condo $180 Includes utilities 881- Mlg, Grosse Pointe City gan, 9x12 Oriental all 882-6582 SP~CjAL CONCERN ROOM FOR rent - working on ocean - 3 bedroom, 3 1726 wool Off whIte and gold MOVING SALE - Some an- SMALL OFFICE Building- bath, pool, tennis courts, on person or senior C1tizen.Cad- ROOMMATES WANTED - Sculpture, 98 Piece crystal tiques, wardrobe trunk, old Grosse Pomte Farms All or property Golf, shopping Ieux Road, off expressway. March 1st Lovely 3 bedroom chandeher, Anysley china, gWlS, household Items 3895 portion expense sharing ar- near b~ 331-5262 884-1400 rangement pOSSible. 886- , Grosse POinte home $225, 72 pieces. All excellent con- Iroquois, Saturday 9-5 r 1488. HARBOR SPRINGS split uWities Liz, 88+4544, dlhon. Many other items DRYER, 3 prong electric plug 6C-OFFICE Year round home, 15 mmutes 882-3075 881-6484. $55, Grosse Pointe rdrk L. KATHERINE ARNOLD, ANTIQUES GROSSE POINTE Farms - FOR REN'!' to ski slopes Make your REFRIGERATOR, 2 door, 822-4978,evenings Professional suite Central WINTER reservations HOMES TO share, different HOUSEHOLD & ESTATE areas For more mforma- $175, gas stove, $125; both FANTASTIC ANTIQUE AND air. Near Moran. Ideal for early LIQUIDATION SALES BRAND NEW luxury offices med1cal officE!$. tlOn, call LaVon's, 773-2035. coppertone, excellent condi- COLLECTIBLE AUCTION on Mack - 10 Woods. In- ffiGBIE MAXON, INC 882-2597 tlOn 881-1762 Saturday, January 29th INSURANCE APPRAISALS cludes all utilities, central 886-3400 CHALET NEAR Boyne Moun- 6G-STORE FOUR poster double bed and at 5 p.m lW', par king and phone, from -I tam, secluded FOR skiing, LEASE dresser, maple, $225 (will (Doors open at 4 pm.) ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD $125month 882-4662- 14 x 14-newlydecorated,Ideal week or weekends Phone, separate) Mahoganydouble Monroe County Fair grounds, • PROFESSIONAL, BUT PERSONAL SERVICE for manufacturer's repre- bed and triple dresser, 4-H Bwldmg (heated), 3775 offiCes offices offices offices color TV, frreplace, 778-4050 15038 MACK AVE., Grosse • TRAINED PERSONNEL sentative, attorney, etc LG- or 884-0431 Pomte, suitable for store or mghtstand, $335 (will sep- South Custer Road, or M-50, cated on Mack between 7-8 busmess, $225 per month, arate). Lowboy, Queen Anne Monroe, Michigan. Kelly near 9 Ml1e Mile $145 884-7300. FORT LAUDERDALE on cedar chest 75 PIeces of walnut and oak 771-1170 7,048 sq ft prime office space $300 security, heat in- Ocean, ocean and city View, 573-4578 funuture plus lamps, clocks, • INITIAL CONSULTATION-NO CHARGE can divide GROSSE POINTE PARK One cluded 885-5196 2 bedroom, 2 bath, com- BEAUTIFUL glazed yellow gl~ssware, PrimitIve and and two man offices WIth pletely furmshed, sleeps 6, 20187MACK, 1,800square feet, Vernier-I-94 parking and utihtles 881- Chippendale chest/dresser, nuscellaneous Terms cash pflvate pools and beach, good parkIng, Grosse POinte $150; Antique black An- Jack Barker, AuctIOneer, large three rm sUite 7006. 774-4423 between 8 30 a m Woods area. 882-5420 full service bldg drlons, $25; Queen Anne 1-5ll7-r042or 1-242-~0. PI!ID FI~~E ART OBJECTS GENERAL OFFICE and med- 6.30 pm., 884-2046after 6 30 armchair -.. 886-9172 to attend, you won t be dis- ICal space for lease Num- pm 400 SQ FT. retail space 10 ,~, . apPOinted' CASH ON CONSIGNMENT Kelly-Harper Woods erous, attractive Eastside CARRIBBEAN - Oceanfront, prime location 10 "VIllage", CHINA - HaViland, service DUNCAN PHYFE d 1-3 smgle rooms 10 Mml Mall 886-3536 for 8 Extra Pieces, match- . mlng ONE ITEM OR WHOLE ESTATES locatlons. From 650 to 3,600 spacious home SpeCial 109 stemware Reasonable. room set, 6 chau-s, tabl~ and I sq ft. swtes. Call place for SPeClal people 10 881-2254 pads, buffet, good condition, Oriental Rugs • Fine Crystal and Porce. 100 Kercheval JOHN DEWALD Akumal Yucatan Offers- 7-WANTEO . $1,200or best afer 885-6379, lain • FlOe Paintings • Sterling, Jewel. one very large rm peaceful retreat, pyramids, TO RENT 2 LARGE insulated dog hoos- please call after 5 p.m HAYMAN CO. ry, Collectibles • Fine Antique Furni- adventure, scuba diving, es - $50 each. 331-0986 OAK DINING ROOM set, 9 ture. Ten Mile-I-94 569-5555 etc Get away from the us- large fOUI rm SUite REFINED, YOUNG profes- FURNITURE Wholesale PIeces, $450firm. Must sell ual. servant mcluded. 884- sional business woman - Distributors of Michigan, 717-8914 PLEASE CALL OR WRITE 60-VACATION 2231. Mack-Renaud Grosse Pomte native - de- AAA factory direct to you! RENTALS sires single accommoda- sell 109 all new merchandtse BASEMENT ~ALE, lots of five rm medical SUite EASTER WEEK, SpaC10us 2 DuMOUCH ELLE'S and 3 bedroom condos, In tIons, carnage house, etc 10 origmal cartons 2 piece clothes, chJldren, adult, Moderate pnce, Impeccable mattress sets, twin $59, full teens, some designer, some 409 E. JEFFERSON Kelly-81f.zMl1e BOYNE COUNTRY. Com- Palm Harbor, 20 miles from pletely furru shed , all elec- Tampa AIrport, including references Evemngs - 772- $79 queen $99 sofa sleepers brand new, also houseware DETROIT, 48226 medical suite, immed poss 0708 4 exam rms; X-ray rm triC, 2-tler Chalet. Upper golf, tenrus, pools and other $119, bunk b~ds complete odds an.d ends, January 28, 963-6255 her, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, amerntJes startmg at $450 00 $88, 7 piece hVlng rooms 29, 30, Side door please 3904 8-ARTICLES Please c all for details kitchen, living room With per week also available for $239, decorative lamps from Grayton llH Vlrgmia S. Jeffries fIreplace. Lower tier 3 bed- the month of AprIl Aabbey FOR SALE $1488, 5 piece wood dmettes 5 PIECE walnut octagon di- rooms, 2 baths, kitchen, hv- Realtor 882-0899 Glenn, 886-9600,882-6930. $159,$000 Pits now $375.Open nette set, formlca top, pedes- Ing room with fireplace 100RESUMES to the public, dealers and tal base, leatherette padded MARCO ISLAND 2bedroom, 2 GROSSE POINTE Park one • 'I'iers may be interconnect- ONE PAGE CAMERA- institutIonal sales welcome cham on casters 882-6129 Household bath condo, beautifully fur- and two man offices With _ ed if deSired Clubhouse, READY -$10 Name brands, Serta, etc nished, all amenities, cable parlung and utilities 152D6 swimmmg pool, sprmg.fed BLUEPRINTS 9451Buffalo, Hamtramck (l CUPO~ !;lUlLT, design or TV, washer/dryer Days Mack. 881-7006. lakelet, private puttmg ENGRAVED WEDDING block north of Holbrook 1 replllI'ed, 10 metal or wood Estate Sales green adjacent to golf 372-3456Evenmgs 881-9577 INVITATIONS block east of Conant> 771-7028. _ COLONIAL NORTH course. 425-8933 POMPANO BEACH, Flonda, SCRATCH PADS - ~ LB 875-7166 Monday through SEASONED CONDUCTED BY LIghthouse Cove Resort, New office bUilding at 111,2 'HILTON' HEAD. New pro:'- INSTANT COPIES 1~ Safurday, 10-7. 16706 Tel- FIREWOOD new studIO Condo, dIrectly egraph (2 blocks south of MIle and Harper 500-1,:m fessionally decorated 2- PHOTOSTATS, NEGS on ocean AVailable week of PHOTO.'l'VPESETTING 6 Mile). 532-4060 Monday FREE square feet. Air combtlOn- bedroom plus loft Palmetta LILLY M. AND COMPANY Apnl23rd through 30th, $425 KEYLlNING through Saturday, 10-8, 109, carpet, Jamtor, near DuneS villa Bicycles, walk DeLIVERY !l86-£144 STATIONERY SWlday, 12-5 Credit cards S55 A CORD expressway Immediate to ocean, pool, golf, tennIs 562-1387 569-2929 occupancy CLUB BOOKLETS and checks accepted. De- and shoppmg 886-9234 NAPLES - DELUXE condo, 2 RUBBER STAMPS lIvery aval1able 521-5050 775-2373 778-0120 SCHUSS MOUNTAIN Chalet, bedroom, 2 bath on Lely Golf OPEN MONDAY THRU by week or weekend, fully Course, decorator furmture, SATURDAY 9-5 P M RESALE SHOP USED BOOKS - Bought, PALM BEACH ESTATES SALES INC, COLONIAL EAST cable TV, washer, dryer, sold. Fiction, non-flction. equiPped SWim/golf/tennls Startmg our 12th year. Addi- FRIDAY - SATURDAY, 9 Mile - Harper, 1,300square 921-4030,LIZ; 886-3377rughts screened porch, heated pool POINTE PRINTING tional supphes arnvmg each Hardcovers, paperback - feet Arr cOn HARTZ G E PORTABLE Dlsh- REMINGTON SHOTGUN, CASH FOR ongmal 011paint. 1982 CAMARO Z.28 _ mlllt CAPRI 1980 - TurbolRS 1979HONDA CIVIC Good con HOUSEHOLD SALE washer, Avocado, excellent Model 12, 16 gauge, 30-40 ANTIQUE lOgS, Amencan, European, condition, T.tops, charcoal package, 46,000 miles, mtlon $2,600 LIZ, ll84-4544, conditIOn, $100. 885-6700 Krag and 30-06 Remmgton 87 MERRIWEATHER ROAD WORKSHOP 18th, 19th Century, others grey, custom mterlor, power mostly highway, excellent 882-3075 COLONIAL dark brown couch 03, both sportenzed, 270 Grosse POinte Farms FURNITURE Sales confidentIal Art Inc steermg, power brakes, and loaded 885-8297 _ 1976CUTLASS wagon~oaded, With matchmg chair, $200 Mannhcker Schoenouer Between Grosse Pointe Blvd RESTORATION VA 1.9429 power wmdows, Wt, cruise, 1980 BUICK SKYLARK - full power, $1,650or best of Colomal prmted Wingback carbme All in excellent con- Chair calling and rushmg power seats, 5,000 miles front wheel drive, V-6, f~ 1!~77~ _ & Kercheval chair, $75 822-7464 dibon 774-6895,296-9595days FrIday & Saturday January We Buy and Sell PRIVATE Collector would like Paid $14,000, saCrifICe, automatIc, with air, AMiFM 1982 FIREBIRD S.E, auto 28th & 29th BUNK BEDS _ Bunk bed __onl~ ------~ 16414E Warren to buy U S stamps, U S $11,900 882-1010 cassette, tilt, crulSt', extra matlc, aIr, stereo, power COIllS, and baseball cards lOam 4pm storageoutllt, ~ithdrawers APARTMENT SALE - 881-9339 1981 MERCURY COLONY sharp, low mileage, $4,200 wmdows, power locks, two.shelf bookcase and Saturday, 10.3 p.m Love. 77'!>-4757 PlU"k station wagon. Clean, 885-2359 crUise, tIlt, spoiler, rear de- We are pleased to offer you thiS wardrobe, mattresses and seat, chair, lamps, chest, grand estate sale ThiS JUST ARRIVED FUEL Oil load~, 1 owner, $7,800 882. 1983 Mf,:RCURY MARQUIS fogger and more, mlllt con covers Lowerbunkrollsout pamtlngs, many mlsc 8890 wagon, metalliC teal, With dltlOn $9,595, negotIable lovely home IS full of great $350 886-3863 Items Eastland VIllage Beautiful carved antique WILL purchase and value.'>for everyone ------Apartments, 20457 Balfour, burled walnut two-pIece from your tank pump 1975 MONTE CARLO, air, wOO<1tone sulJng, executives 88~9765 bedroom SUite, Circa 1875 We are featunng a very IUce STERLING SILVER Wallace apt 4 882-9420 AMiFM 5tereo, runs good, car,loaded,I,600mtles,save 1978FORD G;a~-;;d;- Gh;"a- selectIOn mcludlng a chma Rose Pomt - SIX goblets ------Ornate carved oak double $1,400or best offer 774-0908, $2,500 821-101~ 821~ __ Super clean, 6 cylInder, au- cabmet, a breakfront, buf $750, SIXservice plates, $600' DRAPERIES - Fully lined, SIZebed, two very fme por- after 5 pm 1977 COLT WAGON, good tomalic, AM/FM stereo, 886-2414 medium blue, good condl- celain Royal Dux figurines WANTED Baby furnish- fet, small bookcases, two 1979 BROWN NEW Yorker, conwtlOn, $2,400 Call 885- Ziebart, garage kept $1,995 twm bedroom sets (one with ------tlon, one paJr - 120" WIde, signed and registered, ex mgs/Equlpment - clean, 5 H P ARIENS Snowblower, 84" long 2 pair 60" WIde, excellent conditIon, loaded, 4521 or any reasonable offer Call a dre~sJng table), a great qUlslte gold Aurene ..ase, quality, complete Paymg excellent conwbon, electnc 84" long, $80 or best reason. $5,500 839-7891. 1977 MALIBU CLASSIC, ~1~~ af~~ 4~ ~ _ desk chair and lots more Signed F Carder top dollar - Mom's Toy At- ya_J!_Be;,t offer ~_ able offer Pole traverse tic 882-7631 OMEGA 1981 - Brougham, power steermg /brakes, 1975AUDI Fox - 4 door, sun There IS also lots of oak, a In addition our vast collectIon - round table, 4 Wmd~or 2 BLACK VINYL Couches, 1 _.:.~_~:'aJlable _885:4~98 __ of architectural antIques, CAR CITY ClasSICS pays top loaded, low miles, excellent AMiFM stereo, good condl- roof, AMiFM stereo, $895or condItIOn, best offer 885- hon 52H052, after 3 any reasonable offer 30 chain, 3 legal bookcases 2 Hlde-a-Bed, good condition, 1930's STICKLEY bedroom fine furmslungs and acces dollar for qualIty LP's (33- office desk., & chaJrs, a h~1I $60, Hlde-a Bed, $70 777- funuture, 1 tWin bed, chest sOrles Come VISit our 3 1/3 RPM) All types of 7053 1982 FORDEXP, ~macul~e m p g Garage kept Must be bench and more If you have 5~______~nd mirror, $350 7~~7~ floors of dISplay at mUSIC, any quamty Lib- W7SM-AL-IBUCLASSICwagon all options, 4 speed, low seen Call 521~3597after 4 been looking for French n.. ,. THE THRIFTY SCOT CHIPPENDALE dining room MATERIALS UNLIMITED raries appraised at your - just arrived from Florida, mileage, $6,474 After 6 882- P m ... .t.V"UI\'''o.iJ.Ul'UlUJ~W~Ud.ve !tolls back pnces to 1972- an- set - table, 1hostess chair, 5 2 W~l MJt.:H1UAN AVE home .!1l:l1tl Harper lbe- automaUc, air, !l passenger, 1l.5llO. 1981COlWUtlA -l:"rowlI Ca;". a glonous bedroom set and a nlversary sale Varnished regular chaIrs, buffet Was YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN tween 8 and 9 Mile), St M1clulem tires, extras, like 1981 OLDS WAGON-c~stom nolet - Fully loaded mclud vel y pretty ~mall dining chaIrs, $10, pamted chaJrs, mahogany, profeSSIOnally OPEN THURSDAY THRU Clm Shores 10-5~, Mon- new, $1,875 885-7132 crUISer, Z7 options, diesel II- lIlg leather, new steel b'Jted table and 4 chaJrs and a love- $20, varnished chests, $30, restalned walnut, $1,000. SUNDAY 105 day through Saturday, seat There are 2 sofas, sev. FlREBIRD 1977,power steer- mited, slip axel for snow, radials, sharp $7,000 Glenn pamted, $35, varnished ta 882-3740after 6 MONDAYTHRU FrIdays open till 8 P m eral upholstered chairs In~, power brakes, air, 36,000 very clean, must sell, bar Housey, 649-3252dayks, 884- WEDNESDAY 775-4770 mIles, $2,850 Owner, 779. gam priced, $5,900 882-8750 1810eve lUngs an weed ds bles, ~t patnted) $40, var FULL LENGTH natural mink ------en . several marble topped t~- BY APPOINTMENT bles, a wrought Iron table nlshed doors, $20, pamted coat, excellent condltlQn, WANTED WICKER or rattan 9200 1977 DATSUN B210, 4 speed 1966 IMPALA - $200 fIrm 483-6980 and 5 chairs, a 1930's bed. doors, $30 Calltoday forfree $700or best offer 881.5529 ------chaise lounge Reasonable 1978 ARROW, 4 speed, 39,000 hatchback, rear defrost, __882-1~ arte~~~ __ room set, aLazy Boy chair, a estimate on strlppmg, refm ------882-2299 Ishmg and repms DINING ROOM, mahogany, SOLID OAK - Dilling table ------nules, aJr, rear defog ,$2,100 good on gas, good condItion, 1976 FIREBIRD - Sharp brass and glass tea cart and WIth carved pedestal base, ---- SUNSHINE STRIPPING CO Duncan Phyfe table, buffet, BUYING ANTIQUES, collect. or best offer 885-8691 $1,000 886-2873 AMi FM stereo, air, good more 60" diameter, 839-2573 11357East 8 Mile Rd china cabmet, chairs, $550 ------abIes and household items NEWPORT 1979,power steer- 1982 V W Rabbit brand new, condJtlon $2,500 or best of We have a very nice Cable 757-1766 (will separate) Mahogany Spmet plano McCoy pottery, LIFE T1ME collectIOn - ele 372-2500 mg, power brakes, excellent 1,900 miles, fuel mJection, fer 882-8798 Friendly, professional, qUality lIvmg room tables, Cluppen- Flestaware, Rockwood, Fos- gant furmshlllgs, art ob condition, low mileage, 4-speed, air, stereo, extend. _service. at discount prices dale arm chair, (carved. WANTED ONE used flagpole $3,800. 880-8409. ed warranty, must sell, 11A-CAR tona, f10" blue pottery two -.lec~-,-~!~ morrungs 50 to 100feet high 867-7m mink capes, a small ~afe COFFEE TABLE, 2 end ta legs, ball and claw), newly 1973 LeMANS, 2 door, air, $7,~ or best offer 881.2683, REPAIR - reupholstered, $325, antique OAK DINING Room set, 9 885-2173. books, bed and bath Imens; bles, oak, walnut finish, $125 mahogany bedroom set (3 PIeces, $450 fIrm Must sell OLD FURNITURE AMiFM1 bucket seats, mens & womens dothes, 2 Turquoisecouch,chalr,$250 Pieces), $425 m.8914 LAMPS AND ORIENTAL automatic, $650 881-3245 1976MUSTANG, V-6, 4-speed, MECHANIC ON WHEELS old typewntters, 2 air conw. Turquoise antique satIn 573-4578 --- 1972 DUSTER, dependable power brakes and stereo, CB Your place or Mine VICTORIAN SET - Dresser, 3 RUGS tlOners,3 Window fans, loads drapes for 6 foot door-wall - -- transportatIOn, FM radIO, radIO, good condItion, $1,400 TUNE-UP of useful kitchen items, 2 $100 Lamp, $15 1971 350 BABY CARRIAGE. Converts drawer chest, 2 door chest, BOUGHT $250 886-6376 885-2173,881.2683 8 Cylinder $35 vacuums, a washer and Honda CL, good conditIon to stroller and bassmet marble tops, $1,100'wtll sell MAHOGANY - WALNUT- 6 Cylinder $30 dryer, records, several 979-5389. Brand new, $75 Call after 6 separately Iron - legged CHERRYWOOD 1978 VOLARE, 6 cylInder, 1979CHEVY STATION wagon, 4 Cylinder $26 lovely lamps, a top hat, golf pm. 294-5636 bench,orlglnal tapestry, $90 excellent conditIOn, low air, tape, rear defogger, OIULube $15 885-9422 FOR CASH nnles, $2,650 884-8576before excllllent conditIOn, $2,975 shoes, ChrIStmas Items lots COKE MACHINE, $100 777- CARPETING _ 13t _ 19' and Slate and NAISE Certified 9019. 573-4578 882-3210 of glassware etc. ' 11' x 12', cream color, $100 ANTIQUE DINING room 6p m. 885-5543 886-0854 Plan to stop by and see us on SECRETARY/Breakfront/boo' or best offer 8l1i)-!lro3after furniture, buffet, table 6 10-SNOWMOBILE 1977CHEVYMAUBUClasSIC, VW RABBIT, 1981, LS lIke Friday or Saturday I'll hand -case (traditional) mahog- 6'30 chairs, and china cabmet, 2 door, automatic, air, ex- new,loaded,lowmtles Must 11B-CARS WANTED out numbered tickets at 8 any (5 doors, 6.drawers), solid oak, $1,500 881-9326 FOR SALE tras, $2,450 885-7132 sell 757-1766office, 882-3862 TO BUY am, Friday to establIsh $525; authentic antIque Vic- GARAGE S<\LE - clothes, home, torian table (Burled walnut) some furmture, household your place 10 lIne at 10 a m A1~TIQUE clock repairs Wall, 2 PLACE SNOWMOBILE 1982 V W. SCIROCCO, metal- 1977 T-BIRD Full power, all NEED CASH? u~llJng w~th marble top, $350,brass Items, miscellaneous Fri. mantle, grandfather, cuc- trailer, tilt bed and lIght lIc grey, alloy rims, air, 4 optIOns, good conditIon, marble floor lamp, brass day 10-2 and Satw-day iil.... WIll buy your car even If (t IS SALE CONDUCTED BY koo, anmversary Pick-up hook-up, $225 or best offer way speakers, 15,000 miles, $2,500 559-8500, bUSiness desk lamp, oak dresser and 900 Lakeshore Road. and delivery Clock parts 881-4596,before 12 p m 33 m.p.g., $8,800. 881.7174, hours not paid for. Always looking for clean 1976-1981 cars SUSAN HARTZ mirror, EnglIsh commode OLD RIFLES and carbInes for and movements for sale. 1981RENAULT 181Deluxe Se- ABANDONED (wash stand> with pItcher sale Call after 6 pm 881- Phone Bob Bieker, 772-0800. 886-8982 822-3859 11-CARS dan, air, power steering, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE and bowl, antique mahogany 1335 FOR SALE ROSEVILLE CHRYSLER- Watch for Sale In2 weeks on N desk TEL-TWELVE Mall Antique $5,800 885-6995 CITY OF 25800 GratIOt Oxford 5~ FIREWOOD, NORTHERN 1974VOLKWAGEN Beetle""::' GROSSE POINTE PARK ______7_8____ Michigan seasoned hard Show and Sale Telegraph 1973 PONTIAC Ventura Au. and 12Mile Road Thursday, low nuleage, FMstereo, new 15115E JEFFERSON I WANT FRIGIDAIRE automallc dry tomatlc, 2 door, some rust ETHAN ALLEN - twin Size, wood, birch, maple, ash and January 20th thru Sunday tires, exhaust, battery 331. 1 1973 Chevrolet 2 door YOUR BEAT UP CAR el , excellent condition, $175 yellow spindle bed, new, oak DelIvered 293-3949 Runs well. dependable 52li. January 30th Mall hours 1354 lX27F3WI29B42 MUST BE RlJIIINING 885-0079 $1O()'881-4990 Free admISSion, free park- 1278, 527-2047, $400/best of------1975 GRAND PRIX loaded 2, 1974 1974 Cadillac 2 door CALL JEFF 882-8890 STEREO equipment, Gar- ELECTRIC RANGE, works mg fer OUR PLACE great,$50.~9 ood W.. kJ 6L47S4Q405179 rard, SL-95Brecord changer 1981TOYOTA COROLLA - 4 g con ...on, as ng $950 3 1969 Ford Pickup DEAD OR ALIVE FLEA MARKET With Shure cartridge, '$40 KENMORE AUTOMATIC aC-OFFICE door, 5,sJleed, air, power or offer 800-6790. F25YLEl6731 CARS _ TRUCKS Kenwood solId state recelv. 22943Gratiot washer, excellent conditIon, EQUIPMENT brakes, tint glass, rear de- near 9 Mile RENAULT.AMC 181, 1981, 4 1976 Honda MiC FREE TOWING -7 DAYS er, 45 watts per channel, $95 885-0079 fogger, AM;FM stereo, low extra sharp, low ml1es, CB400F2001876 365-7322 368-4062 $140 322-3869,886-5351after ELAINE'S miles, 372-1338after 5 pm John West and GI Joe ITALIAN MARBLE confer- loaded, very reasonable sealed bids to Mr. N Or tISI, ~ 5~pm SA-MUSICAL 823-1004. City Clerk, prior to 10 am, ------Collection ence table oval shaped, 9 ft 1969JAVELIN, mteflor/exter- TOP $DOLLAR$ paJd for your 4 L 78 15tires on CadJllac, rims JERRY'S INSTRUMENTS long, 4 ft in center, 2" thick, lor excellent, must sell, 1978 FORD FUTURA, fully F~bruary 4, 1983. Vehicles junk or unwanted car Bull Reasonable 885-6026 Jewelry Corner multiple colors of orange, $1,750 or best offer Tom, loaded, $2,800 or best offer, may be Inspected at: 1-3 Auto Parts, 894-4488 --- - WHIRLPOOL automallc dry. PATTY'S ALL brown, grey and wlute, 8823996 after 6 p.m. 885-2961. Maryland Warren Tow, ,r er, works great, $75, 885- Homemade Canwes chrome base Could be us~d 1979 FORD LTD 4 door, 302 15040E. Warren, DetrOit 4 11C-BOATS PIANOS WANTED as a cocktail table 46ll-O~. 1979 MUSTANG CllA, excel. 15115E Jefferson AND MOTORS 0079 JOAN'S engine, loaded, like new, ex- - BoutIque Room TOP CASH PAID If no aflSwer call465-3797. lent condlbon, low mIleage, GAS RANGE - almost new, tras, 17,100 miles $4,300 loaded, $4,~ or best offer, 1980BUICK REGAL, V-8, bur- Household - Estate sales TYPEWRITER REMING- excellent condition, $195 - ONE DAY PICK-UP Ongmalowner m-4923 884-0328, after,6 pm. gundy, low nuleage, $5,000 2 BOAT Anchors, 13,ro;, 'avy Furniture, ApplIances, Etc ; TON ElectriC CorrectIng, 886-0987. yellow, self. cleaning 881. AMC, 1980, Concord DL wag- towing cham, 101h, boat Dealers Welcome. Hours' 541-6116 lIke IBM Selectnc, Code- 1982 CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 4122 after 6 p m on AIr, power steenng and door, loaded, 10,900 mIles, 1976 MERCURY MONARCH, hOist 822-7725 10-5 (7 Days) 771.7411. a-phone remote command, - PIANOS WANTED brakes, AM/FM stereo, tape after 5 885-6958 302 engine, Ghia, 4 door, SELL OR trade for Lionel both items excellent conw- 1971 30 FOOT Gibson fiber- 9 PIECE formal wning room GRANDS, Spmets, Consoles cassette, cruise control, roof auto, power brakes/steerIng, glass houseboat. 225 Complete N-scale, modular set, by Thomasville, senous tlOn, pnced to sell 774-4106 1977 CAMARO, automatic, 8 aIr, tinted glass 882-0711 layout, tables, track, and Small Uprights rack, excellent conditIon Chrysler mboardi outboard, buyers only please, $2,200 or TOP PRICES PAID $4,800 881.7178 cylinder, very good condi- SWitches, locos, cars, etc 9-ARTICLES tIOn, 51,000 miles, no rust RIVERA 1979Turbo 6, S type cruiser hull Movmg out of best offer After 7 p m. only state - must sell this month, 881-7433or 885-8931. 774-5273 VE 7-0506 WANTED HONDA CIVIC wagon - 1979- 773-3739 sunroof, all power, aIr, excellent condition, automa. AMlFM stereo. 884-3152. $12,000 987-8205 COIN OPERATED Video OM-2 OLYMPUS camera 1961T-looo 5door, 7,800 mIles, - games Tempest, $750; Rally 30% - 70% DISCOUNT tic, AMlFM stereo, regular rear defogger, automatic, OPAL GT, 1970, Fair condl- 12B-VACAnON 35mm, many extras, Iik~ Drums - gUitars - amps- CASH FOR X, $750 563-6835after 5 p m gas, good mIleage, Polygly- wheel, AMiFM stereo tlon, $500. 885-7230 _ -- - -- new PriCed to sell 772-1474 all instruments 8833 Van tIlt PROPERTY ------KIDS CLOTHES coat, $2,900 882-0266after 4 red, wife's car, $4,850 773- 1975 FORD LTD, well maJn- SOFA - rust color, Oriental ANTIQUES, Collectibles, and Dyke 921-4614,1-7p.m EXCELLENT CONDITION 1960CELICA Hatchback GT - tapestry rug, Oriental type treasures galore, sometlung VERY CLEAN, BETTER 8004. tamed, excellent condition, SCHUSS "MOUNTAIN' chalet room 51zecarpet 884-1064 for everyone. 14901 East 7 PIANO - BaldWin Grand black edIUon, power steer- 1981 HONDA PRELUDE, $950. 885-3488, between &-10 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, fully - BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14 Ing/brakes, air, AM/FM Mile. ebony fllUSh, excellent con: Bring m Monday, Tuesday excellent conditIOn, low p m furmshed, largest, (ughest SET OF 4 - almost new, stereo, cassette, sunroof, Michelin steel belted radial ditlOn, profeSSIOnally ap- or Thursday, 10-4 p m nuleage, many extras 885- 1979 CADILLAC COUPE de lot In area SWIm, golf, ski 39,000 miles, excellent conw- tires, 1.75-SR13,2 alummum ESTATE pr8lsed.882-8237. ON HANGERS PLEASE 3481, evelUngfJweek.E'oos Ville, mint conditIOn, 39,000 Reduced to $72,000 886- tlon $6,100 Call between &-10 storm doors Call after 6 LIQUIDATION VIOUN German ongin over LEE'S RESALE pm 881-3995 ONE SET Chevy small block miles, $6,700. 885-3488, be- 3377 pm_~.~~ _ 2 new duung room sets (one one hundred years old. Good 20331 Mack 881-8082 heads, recently reworked, tween &-10p m ONCE IN A LiFETIME condition 881-6352 1979ARROW G T - automa- 40 INCH G E electnc stove, French Provincial, one, plus Cam and crank, $50 ~!!78 ~U1CK ELECTRA OPPORTUNITY . EnglISh Mahogany), WANTED - Stoves, refrig- tiC, cloth mterlOr, rear de- 885-2265 4-door, 56,000miles, $3,850or 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment, double oven, self.cleamng, LeBLANC Noblet B-flat clar- erators, washers and dry. froster, rustproofed Make wmdow door, 4 years old, Mahogany secretary, LImoge Inet, case, very good condl. 1976 V.W Rabbit Deluxe, make offer lI86-OO87 m Islandia I, the newest and chma; Signed crystal, ers, workmg or not work- offer - 886-3942 (White), Immaculate, $200 tlon, $89 884-5084 mg $10 to $100 Also free brown With tan mterior, 4 1982PONTIACJ-2000,2door,4 plushIest oceanfront Condo 881-4728 Oflental rugs, furs, several ------1981 CHEVETTE - 2-door, 4 speed, 4 door, sun.roof, speed, AMJFM stereo cas- on Hutchmson Islands ------MARTIN guitar D-12-35, 12 removal of old ones Call mahogany tables With speed, deluxe mterlOr, low AMiFMstereowithcassette, sette, rust.proofed, radials, f(lnorth of Palm Beach) 5th MOVING SALE Saturday leather mserts strmg, WIth case Excellent anytime SHORTY's 924- mileage, extras, $4,000 839- 8 30-4 00, furniture, 5585 or 171 4076 $1,650 882-7331 exceptionally Clean, $5,800 oor, southeast exposure, MAGNIFICENT conditIon 774-6895,296-9595, 1236, after 6 p m 881-4542 1,400 square foot Will sell Router-Crafter, planters, days only ANTIQUE OR COLLECT- MAZADA GLC Sport, 1981,hke at pre-constructlOn prIce. household goods, old stuff, POSSESSIONS 1977 MARQUIS Brougham . BRAND NEW M"ignum eleC- IBLE DOLLS SUCH AS new, low mIles, must sell, 1974 JEEP CHEROKEE - $120,000 884-2983or 881-1032 mlsc , 5101Harvard - (De- 21823VAN DYKE AT 8% loaded, excellent conditIOn tric gUltor, Sunburst, 2 MADAME ALEXANDER, $5,150 757-1766 office, 882- With 1978 engme, guad --- trOit! MILE RD, IN WARREN $2,500 or best offer. Call ------pick-ups, Arch top, $125 BARBIE, ETC Frank - 882-3978 3862home __ ratrac, power steermg, RESORT PROPERTY ------1977 CADILLAC . 4 door power brakes, AMlFM cas T BEDROOM SET - dresser 758-4247 886-1758,after 6 p m 757-5568 , tt raverse Clty.Interlochen chest, t"1n beds, mahogany 1982 PONTIAC J.2000, S E , loaded, 39,000 nules, excel- se e stereo, good tires, tradItional, also reclIning BOX SPRING and mattres<; hatchback, loaded, excellent lent, $5,000 293-5870 eve ryUung wor ks, many ex area Lovely 5 bedroom BB-ANTIQUES JOHN KING IS stili buymg -----______tras,$I,800 886-6OlI9before4, year-round vacatIOn home chair 822-7725 sel,> by serta % off TWIn, good books for cash Why condition, $6,500 343-9198 FOR SALE ------1978 Z28 - Aillmate 350, 4 886-3527after 4 located In beautiful wooded - - - $145 Full, $185 Queen, $225 sell to someone el')e for 1982 TRANS A,M, black, gold HARVEST GOLD "Ide bv Side King. $325 All first qualIty speed, loaded 5,000 mIles, 1-97-7-lj -W-D-ASHER-;- ~alI-~ f~b~tL~~~ w~k~ sf~~~fag~ refrIgerator WithIce m'aker, Dealer warehouse clear- DENLEY'S less? 961-0622 strlpmg, loaded, 6,600 miles, ------warranty, stereo, auto. $6,500 293-7099after 5 wagon, front wheel drive, Excellent flshmg, sandy matching electrIC stove, ance 268.2854or 371.5iIOO ANTIQUES SHOTGUNS and nfles want Coppertone wa<;her, all m ------matlC 884-4303 ME-RCEDES~I974 - 2400, au- regular gas fuel injectIOn beach and permanent dock Fu rmture, clocks, Decoys, ed - Parker, Fo,"" Smith. ------good condltJOn Askmg $400 FLEA MARKET WInchester and other<; 1977VEGA, 4speed, 4cylInder, tomallc, air, stereo, sunroof. Excellent conditIOn, $2,800 space available FIreplace, for Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C 2OA-CARPET 12D-LAKE AND RIVER 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 1~EAL ESTATE 13A-LOTS FOR SALE LAYING PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BALFOUR Square condo GROSSE POINTE - last JERRY'S CARPET ST. CLAIR INCOME - Two 1 bedroom BRICK BUNGALOW - 8 LUXURY 1, 2, and 3 bedroom CONDOMINIUM Eastland area 2 bedroom, chance to build m the heart SERVICE ST CLAIR _ Magnlhcent units, 2 natural fireplaces, 2 Mllel Kelly area, near East. condos near Tampa 10 Palm MACK-CADIEUX AREA foyer, livmg room, formal of the Farms This Carring- Install atJon/Repalrs, All view from glassed-m hvmg enclosed porches, new fur- land, schools, hOSPItals, sta- Harbor, featuring cham- Are you looking for a smaller dming, kifchen, all ap- ton Place lot IS Ideally Situ- Klllds In-Home Sales room Fireplace, 4 bed- _ nace, extras 886-4593. ble neighborhood 2 bed- pIOnship golf courses on place now that you've sold phances, 2lh bath, hrushed ated across from the country Warehouse Prices Over :lD rooms, 3 car garage BeaulJ- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 your larger home? Beautlful rooms down, finished up, premises, tenrus, pools, din- basement, fenced yard Wlth dinmg room, hvmg room ing and only the finest amen. club of DetrOIt Golf Course. 1 years Experience ful wooded lot on Clark Sharp 2 bedroom brick ranch- one bedroom unit with ealJng patio, 2carports, central air, block from Lakeshore and 776-3604 With fireplace, tiled base- lties - starting at $50,9OQ'9% earth tones, many extras Drive PosSIble terms PrIce Living room with natural space lo the kitchen, dm- Provencal $95,000 962-0186 reduced to $147,000 fireplace, formal dining mg-L, newly carpeted, fresh- ment, gas heat, 1 and llh car finanCing Presented by Open Saturday-Sunday, 1-5 garage, side drive, screened Aabbey Glerm Real Estate p m 886-9493after 5 p m 2OB-REFRIGERA nON LUXURY RANCH on 13 plus room, kitchen with eating ly pamted, excellent move-1O back porch, fenced yard, all Co ~9600. 882-6930. 14-REAL ESTATE AND AIR acres with wooded frontage space, famlly room, deck, condition, stove, refrigera- aluminum trim, new roof CONDO - one bedroom, WANTED CONDITIONING on Pme R1ver 4 bedrooms, 2 ~as grIll, new landscaping, tor, drapes and sheers, laun- LANCASTER - 21175 - $5,900 apphances, storage, low $38,900 - owner 372-4m REPAIR full and 2 half baths, step fmlshed basement, alumi. dry facihty, low monthly down moves you mto thiS mamtenance, clean, Harper (. down hvmg room overlook- nwn trim, central air mamtenance fee HARPER WOODS - 1 bed- warm and comfortable Woods 886-9057-882-0345 CASH FOR HOMES SUN'S Refrigeration - Qual. 109 pond for sWlmmmg All 21150 BEAUF AlT - 882-4818 885-1944DAYS room condo, m clean qUIet home In Harper Woods SERVING AREA 45 YEARS 884-3340EVENINGS Ifled repair techruclans. Low thIS only 10 mmutes from neighborhood Close to Grosse POinte schools ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE STIEBER REAL TV rates Call day or rught 751- heart of St Clair PosSIble 4FAMlLYonWayburn-lnthe BY OWNER, East War- church, bank and shoppmg natural fireplace, formai terms $159,000 Park. All ulJhties separate. mrung room Make an offer INDIAN VILLAGE, fme, 5 7447 renlOuter DrIVe area 5 by 5 Ideal for semor citizens 775-4900 BEAUCHAMP Excellent condition, price Price reduced Call 885-7044, Owners are anxious Open bedroom, 3 story home on reduced to $57,500 Terms brick, basement, garalile, 2OC-eHIMNEV AND after 5 pm Sunday 2-5 Agent IroquOIS, for sale by owner 15-BUSINESS REALTORS WALKER-ALKIRE REALTY $42,000, Land Contract pos------Master bedroom With fire- FIREPLACE SIble 882-6450 DUPLEX - 2 bedroom brlcIZ:: IN VESTMENT FLATS for place, full bath and dressmg OPPORTUNITIES 329-4755 886-0920 REPAIR KELLY/MOROSSArea, 3 bed- fmished basement, 7 and sale m Grosse Pomte Park room, 3 full baths, 2 half BY OWNER - 71 WILLISON Kelly area Terms Kay Real Separate entrance, utllllJes baths, beautiful natural FIREPLACE, wood stoves' GROSSE POINTE SHORES room brick bungalow For- SPECIALIZING COATING ST. CLAIR mal dmmg room, natural Estate - 751-7959 $39,900 each InqUIre - 886- wood Updated kitchen, 3car Oil flue cleamng Caps and PrIme localJon, exclusive res- BUSiness 10 rapidly expandmg screens Installed Insured, SpacIOus Country Enghsh fireplace, 2 car garage, im- 0657 garage, new furnace, etc idence near Lakeshore, huge LEXINGTON HEIGHTS - automotive field Sales, no mess, ProfesslOna~ brick and frame home of the mediate occupancy Call FIRST OFFERING $96,500or best offer 3 bedrooms, 2lh baths, for- year round home' cottage - 2 $400,000 We over expanded Master Sweep Coach light hnest quahty Three (or evenmgs 263-0952 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 961-0622 mal d1OlOgroom and hand- bedroom and pnvate beach - and are runmng out of cash Ctumney Sweep Company four) bedrooms, two fire- PriVileges $19900 293-7099 ~O~ ..,... .,.." some f..nul)- room Must be ()wT'er m"ln?g"r WIl' trq'n OQ~-..>,~o) places, huge family room, RANCH 14V4 DevolIl>hll ~ - after 5- DORTHER.l\1 3 bedroom, 11~ lrHU~E POIN IE Woodl.. J seen to appreciate. No brok- Grosse Pomte Park, 3 bed- bath ranch 2 car attached bedroom brick Coloma I With __Cal1882-3fi69af~er 6 p m 31k baths, large flagstone - STOP SMOKING fireplaces. ers. 886-7576, 961-7970, for garage, central31r, fmlshed aluminum sldmg, 2 full porch, attached garage rooms, Ph baths, hvmg - ST CLAIR Shores, newly dec- BUILD AND MANAGE Free fireplace check. Fire- appointment. dmmg room, kitchen With orated, 3 bedroom brick basement, 2 natural flre- baths, 2 half baths, attached Beautifully landscaped Your own busmess, health and places and chlffilleys clean- grounds, With flower and large separated eatmg ranch Modern kitchen, fam- Hf6~~N~:mE _ profes garage, central air, gas ed and repaIred Chimney FIRST OFFERING area, family room, air con- lly room, fJnlShed basement - heat, hvmg room With fire- nutritional products Call vegetable gardens, garden. screens mstalled with lavatory, new furnace slOnally decorated, 2,000 sq place, 15x24den, 24x24 patio Mr Mahoney. 459-9188,676- ers shed, and spht rail fen GROSSE POINTE WOODS dihoned, 3 car attached ga- ADVANCE MAINTENANCE, Lancaster. Cozy 3 bedroom rage with opener Land and central31r, 2'h car gar- ft ranch, 2 full baths, raised Wlth canvas awnmg, bUilt-m 7701 cmg $195,000 ~1l512 brick Cape Cod Family Contract, $B9,900 Open age With pabo 882-5403 deck patiO, fimshed base- gas grill Asking $110,000,by We presently have for sale a 16-PETS room, fireplace, central 31r, Sunday 2-5. No Brokers ment, 2car attached garage owner 886-6903after 5 p m Wide selection of two and FOR SALE 20E-lNSULA nON freshly decorated, rec ~ZJ. TODAY'S BEST HAMPTON - 2104- Early Am- three bedroom condom- erican decor 10 this home 3 ST CLAIR SHORES room, built-in pool Great )ruums, all either on the St BUYS GERMAN SHEPHERD mIx prIce With new 12% mort- bedrooms, and a den, 4 bedroom, 2 story, 2 car at- INSULATION CI81r River or havmg good TWO FAMILY GROSSE POINTE wolf puppIes Very large gage. natural fireplace, 2 car ga- tached garage, 1 and 1 lh Blown-m Views of same Prices range COMPLETELY GROSSE POINTE PARK - rage. $51,900 baths, newly decorated, boned, over 100 pounds, STI EBER REAL TV AttiCS & Sidewalls from $70,000to $225,000 REDECORATED New hsting, Lakepo1Ote. 3 HAMPTON - 521 - 3 bedroom good area, G I /FHA 557- Canadian born beauties Free Energy Audits MacGLASHAN COMPANY 775.4900 bedroom smgle, all on one ranch, kitchen bUilt-lOS, mo, evenmgs, 549-0569 X-rayed hIps, wormed, UTILITY FINANCING GROSSE newspaper tramed, $100 Opposite St. Clair Inn floor, gas heat, full base- Florida room, 2 car attached GROSSE POINTE Farms o INTEREST 329-2294 TWO BEDROOM condomml- POINTE PARK ment, 2 car garage, fenced garage. h each B91-4445 ALL POINTES CONST CO. EACH UNIT - LIVIng room, YORKTOWN _ 3 bedroom ranc home, 2 bedroom, 2 mum, completely furnished, yard Only $211,000TrY$2,BOO ENGLISH Springer Spamel 886-3537 dmmg room, 2 bedrooms, I1h bath ranch FamIly bath, automatIc sprinkler, BOAT, WATER LOVERS on Intercoastal, Boynton down plus closmg costs puppIes, A K C, females, kitchen, bath, separate GROSSE POINTE PARK - 3 room, natural fireplace, at- air, Mutschler kitchen, land- I have numerous beautiful Beach, FlOrida. 777-0385. black and wtute, 8 weeks 20F-WASHER AND basements, separate fur- bedroom single, modern kit- tached garage. scaped. $82,900 881-1:?DL Canal and Lakefront homes old Call anytIme 774-6634. DRYER REPAIR GROSSE POINTE Woods - naces, separate uhhties chen and bath, full base- m prime areas and various 1443Roslyn, 4bedroom brick GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE Woods - ment, gas heat, 2 car garage price ranges. Also, desirable bungalow, excellent condl- $52,000 LA BELLE - 3 bedroom, Ilh 2265 Allard 3 bedroom DAYS AND evenmgs - Appli- Very clean, $10,000down, as- KIDS DOG seeks home soon. hon, newly decorated, fully bath Colomal Faml1y room ranch, 4th bedroom in ance repair - 30 years ex- Canal lots DILLON sumes $202 a month pay- Playful, alert, bright. Shep- CALL GIL WITIENBERG carpeted, full basement, llh Land Contract terms or rent basement Large remodeled penence, washers, dryers, PROPERTY ment, includes taxes and 10- herd-? WIll asSist with tr81n- car garage, tremendous oplJon, $82,500. kitchen, natural fireplace, 2 dIShwashers 296-1671 294- "THE WATER SPECIALIST" surance. mg 7 months old 8lI6-B225 value at $55,900 By owner, MANAGEMENT ST. CLAIR SHORES baths, new driveway, 2 car 6875 CENTURY 21, AVID 778-8100 GROSSE POINTE PARK- 88643570 881-4147 WOODBRIDGE _ outstand- garage, $58,600 Call 286- FREE PUPPY to good home lf not in, leave your number New hsting. ~3 1Ocome Gas 882-1586. LET GEORGE DO IT heat, central air, new fur- ing 2 bedroom, llh bath con- 6606. ROTTWEILER • Male - 2 Washer, dryer, dishwasher 12E-COMMERCIAL BY OWNER nace, carpetmg, natural do. Great room, 2 carports, ":LINTON TOWNSHIP. Enjoy years, good With chJ1dren, to and ranges repaired All PROPERTY 79 CAMBRIDGE, GROSSE'POINTE FARMS fireplace, deep lot, 2 car central air. 1,900 square foot two-bed- approved home Price nego- makes NO SERVICE garage. Super clean. $55,000 LAKESHORE VILLAGE room condommium featur- tiable. 527-6222. CHARGE If repaired. 2-3 bedroom Tri-Ievel on sec!uaed street Two fIre- Easy terms EDSEL FORD CT. _ The only mg large rooms, 2lh baths, 3 Guaranteed parts and ser- BUSINESS and 3 bedroom available m com- car garage at Schultz Es- places, updated kitchen and 2 full baths. Move-in CROWN REALTY ANIMAL HOSPITAL vice. Speclahzmg In GE, INVESTMENT condition. No brokers pledse, $110,000. plex. Fimshed basement tates, 19 mues East of Gar- We still have the AIredale mix Kenmore and Whirlpool PROPERTIES 821-6500 with full bath, central air. field. 286-2330 and we are hopmg someone ExclUSIvely BY APPOINTMENT 884.1724 products I TOM McDONALD &: SONS WHITTIER - Co-ops - 2 to wIll take tum He's neutered, PERSONALIZED ;:,ALES - LEASES 3rd GENERATION choose from Large 1 bed- 13A-LOTS very well mannered and SERVICE SINCE 1965 EXCHANGES GROSSE POINTE WOODS CONDOMINIUM, St. Clair room uruts. FOR SALE would be a great addition to a George Stults Vlrglma S Jeffries, Realtor Thirteen large trees on naturally landscaped large lot Shores. Excellent buy. 2 loving famIly. He Just needs 8115-17.62 882-0899 Three bedrooms, two full baths, two lavatories. WILCOX REALTORS bedroom deluxe, appliances, . GROSSE POINTE FARMS a chance We also have an Walk-m cedar closet, two huge walk-in atbcs 884-3550 96 LEWISTON ROAD - adorable black Lab pup, 20H-FLOOR ST CLAiR SHORES, lease, Mutschler kitchen, hYing room with fireplace, all own basement, washer, dry- er, 2 carports. C.W. Babcock 100x167 886-3156 and he needs a family, too SANDING part of buJldmg (30x20), wood den. Two car attached garage, full seml.fm. CUSTOM 4 bedroom ranch - Please, Please call us 882- panelled, carpeted, Ideal for and Soil'S. 777-3310. Ished basement, new roof, new gas furnace and with all amenibes Secluded GROSSE POINTE Farms - 8660 small Boutique or office 81r, new.55-gallon hot water. $115,000, VA/FHA BABCOCK Co-op apartments yard and pool 884-21161. Newberry Place, lhlrd lot PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand- 773-0036 Financing Available Shown by appointment. Harper Woods: 2 bedroom, GROSSE POINTE SHORES from Lakeshore, 90x 153 WANTED SIAMESE choco- mg and fJmshmg Speclal- 884-1445 second floor mcludes appli- Russell Homes, 885-0051 late or seal pomt Male stud IZlng '\n dark stammg. Call FOR SALE OR I,EASE RIVERIA TERRACE - for free estimate W Abra- ances, carpet, drapes. De- Highly deSIrable, mid-level, GROSSE POIN'rE PARK- service. 884-2231 76 KERCHEVAL, Or.-the-HlU troit. one bedroom, 1st and ham, 979-3502 2 bedroom unit. Newly Size 105xB5, corner of Cad- Price Reduced Two-story second floor, low monthly decorated, carport, bal- Ieux and Jefferson, 886- 16C-PET G & G FLOOR CO bwlding, 2OXloo With base CARE FREE LIVING payments Babcock and cony, heating and air con- , 3598 • BOARDING Floor sanding professionally ment Son's. 777-3310. done Dark stammg and fm- SpacIOus Ranch style Condo. 2 bedrooms, dining room, ditlonmg mcluded in TOLES & ASSOCIATES monthly fee Club house LOOK OUT over Grosse Ishmg. All work guaran- ST. CLAIR Shores Cozy 2 bed 885-2000 2 full baths, recreatlon room, 2 car attached gar- and pool faCIlities. 885-6604 Pomte from Mernweather LOVING CARE for your cat, teed Free estimates Ref- -- age Masonic and Jefferson area Owners moving room home Wltllgarage near HiIl- 75x169. 882-1400 bird, fIsh, etc by the day or erences FOR THE ASTUTE BUSI- 12/Jefferson Askmg $32,000 RIVIERA TERRACE Con- NESS MAN BUY OR South. Priced to sell qUIckly week Very reasonable 885-0257 Call after 5 p mOwn dommlmum for sale or - ...... LEASE HIghly diverse GROSSE POINTE SHORES rates Park residents 822- FLOOR SANDING, stamlng erlAgent, 293-4806 lease 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, near the Lake 4978. commercial bwldmg 6 umts EARL KEIM 776-8750 balcony, carport, pool, Free estimates, workman- 100ft frontage rangmg in size from 2,000to RIVARD - large Tudor Not. heat, air condluonmg, and ship ~uaranteed. 382-5323 LICTerms 6,000 square ft. Separate tmgham income, 514.Somer- water mcluded Immediate 2~GENERAL furnace and electrical Spot- PALMS-QUEEN SERVICE ----- REUv1~- WHY NOT CONSIDER set, 4 bedrooms Chalmers occupancy 773-7674, 749- less conmbon - 6 unit Must sell. 884-3559 9788. 886-444.11 Floor sandlllg, refimshing, R.G EDGAR & ASSOCIATES RENTING YOUR PROPERTY? 886-6010 BLAIRMOOR, 4 bedroom, o N G CONSTRUCTION CO. qJe~ floors.1I ~peclalty Ex- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 2lh bath Colonial WIth fam- 15-BUSINESS Masonry repairs, chlm- , p till stam 535-7256. OPPORTUNITIES EAST WARREN, near Grosse AND CHARACTER plus charm - Ily room, 2 car attached neys, pat.lOs, porches. Spe- 20E~NSULATION brick Colomal- 3 bedrooms, garage, many extras, Pomte, Deluxe paneled, HAVE IT MANAG ED clahzmg m Fieldstone flre- carpeted, offices, 3,500', Ilh baths, den, dlnmg room, $122,000 884-S842 SEEKING I places LICensed 839-9459 basement 1,600', heated ga- IT'S A GOOD MOVE! natural fireplace, refinished ESTABLISHED natural woodwork and iROSSE POINTE WOODS - HANDYMAN With truck rage, 221<24;parking, excel- 623 Pear Tree Lane, by MANUFACTURING Clean basements, garages, SUDRO INSULATION floors FHA Terms. 5547 REPRESENTA TIVE lent conmlJon, very secure, DILLON owner, custom built, 2 large etc Any v.auhng, odd Jobs Grayton for Smce 1948 Ideal medical, professional. PROPERTY bedrooms, formal dming Bob 885-6227 Days - Bll6-446O, evenmgs, NYSE Stampmg Company - Tired of paying skyrocket. MANAGEMENT BY APPOINTMENT room, 2 baths, fireplace, mg fuel bills? Ask for 881-3100- Owner bullt-m kitchen, foyer Wlth Please state background SUPER HANDYMAN - I 881-4147 BRICK Colomal- 4 bedrooms, of your business mclumng our portfolIo of homes BUILDING SITE - 45x110 dining room, den, all refm- marble floor, mtercom and Brick, block, cement, paint- WIth current fuel blll stereo system, bUllt-m bar, current accounts and i feet, Grosse Pomte Village. ished floors and woodwork, 109, mtenorlextenor All savmgs Take advantage By owner. Price lowered fmished basement WIth ree. compames represented types carpentry, cel1mgs, updated kitchen Balfour of oil,!' off-season Pricing I room, powder room, spnnk- Reply to Box S-81, Grosse tile, Imoleum, remodelmg. $155,000 882-8890 - No Brok- ENGLISH TUDOR Road, only $31,900. FHA now Comfort for alii hng system Open Sunday Pomte News, 99 Kerche- UnlJcensed 10% wmter ers terms val Ave., Grosse Pomte l - FLEXIBLE TERMS on this outstanding custom 3,900sq 2-5 Appomtment only 88'2- dIScount George 886-8458 seasons 15% Federal 4 STORES - 80 foot footage, Farms, MI 48236. ft. home With leaded glass windows stucco walls EARL KEIM REALTY 6379 Tax Credit basements, CharlevOiX Ave ornamental plaster work, 3 fireplaces, hardwood 881-3515 in the Park LAKESHORE FORTUNA MAINTENANCE. and marble floors New Mutschler kitchen with oak 29&-3420 I'D-ADOPT Palntmg, general home G C W REAL ESTATE DIV. cabinets, budt-m dishwasher, trash compactor 779-5100 APn mamtenance, indoor/out- and microwave, 500sq ft. family room Wlth Jacuz: SHARP COLONIAL In Grosse door 52£-8946between ~9 BOOSQUARE foot office buIld- Zl and shower, 4 large bedrooms, 3 full baths, two POinte Farms, shows ex- mg - Grosse Pomte Farms, 'h-baths, decorated and carpeted basement with tremely well, formal dirung HANDYMAN SERVICES, assumable, Land Contract wetbar, sprinkler system and many more custom rooD1,break!astnook,nevver excellent Grosse POinte ~1981 features. You must see! carpeting, flmshed base- references For the unusual, 1112DEVONSHIRE $185,000 ment, 21~ baths, plus more, Anti-Cruelty Call 77~7362 13-REAL ESTATE CALL OWNER - 885-2272 call Real Estate One Ask for -- -~- "~------FOR SALE Jim or Vel 296-0010 Association ROOFING, Pamtmg, Deco- ELIZABETH ELLIOTI 13569 Joseph Campau ral.1ng, wallpaper, drywall, Plaster all major repairs, GROSSE POINTE WOODS FOR SALE BY OWNER Century 21-GOLDMARK Hamtramck InVites You To low rates, high quality Saddle Lane Completely re- GROSSE POINTE FARMS OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY work Call Bob's Pamtmg Juvenated 4 bedroom brick 10 a.m to 4 p m 1-4pm 886-9653 Cape Cod New carpetmg, Warm yourself by the glow of the formal fireplace in Monday through Saturday 23342N COLONIAL COURT fresh pamt, bUllt-m appli- thiS lovely Tudor on one of the nICest streets III the St Clair Shores ARCHITECTURAL deSigner ances, fireplace in family Farms Three large bedrooms, llh baths, gracious and furmture budder desires West of Lakeshorel PLEASE ADOPT! room Owner anxIOus 11% formal hvmg room, dmlllg room and spectacular No aller hours help as yet Veterinarian 5 days clJents WIthSpecialized, tugh all glass fanuly room, overlookmg spacious bnck North of Robert John fmancmg available 1/2 day Sat We keep dogs as long as pOSSible quahty, a rllstlc needs ...... ~ patIO Formal herb garden, completely fenced Dreammg of owrnng a Coloru- STIEBER REALTY al? Would you like a family Financed only by donations Remember animals Media walls Computer FlU MOMIluam lXI back yard on lot more than 200' deep Leaded glass 1 work stations, New Wave 775-4900 room for entertamlng A In your Will 100 MICH Lie '304577 furniture 832-2631 wmdows, awnmgs, Mutschler kitchen and huge re- fireplace for warmth and • F1IEE IlEAl lOll IfISPB:TIOI • creation room Volunteer help wanted Pet food and car. atmosphere? Have you AlEE~D EIIB8Y AIIIIfT Excellent buy at $137,500 Call 881-9037 for appomt- labels welcomed For Information call.Mary, 2OA-cARPET 4 Bedroom Colomal, 2% thought of the convenience of M.... Of' exCHdl LAYING bath, family room With ment, If no answer m daytime, call m evemng an attached garage? I could 891-7188 FHA.VA SPECIFICATIONS fireplace, 8B6-0727 Ex- after 6 00 pm go on and on, but why? THIS ONE YOU MUST SEEI!! CAHPET LAYING 1IIaIlIIItIII- C••• ardM • -.rtlIl cellent ConditIOn For early appointment, call NEW AND OLD CELLULOSE • MINERAL .~ The Oakland Humane Stair" Carpefed Shifted WOOL • FIBERGLASS • OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 296-3810 ' Society J: RepaIr" of All Types SPRAY ON CELLULOSE 2 FLATS ALSO WE ~~~ ~~:~~~NESS BEST BUY IN THE POINTES - 1292 Brys - If you OPEN SUNDA Y 2-5 ENJOY PARK PRIVILEGES \. /, located In &?~ CARPETING, VINYL WE ALSO OFFER A COMPLETE need 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large famJly kit- ~ ,..4! CRANFORD TERRACE 1430-32 Somerset - Large &6 HARDWOOD STORM WINOOW HEATING chen, family roomlNFP, finished basement, see Wayne County I COOLING AND _ 16820Cranford 3 bed- brick, separate gas fur- r;r/.;t.~( Sample .. Shown 10 HOME MOOERNIZATION SERVICE thiS attracttve bungalow Sunday, or by appomt- 15 a non-profll privately room townhouse, gas naces, 2 car garage, newly Your Hom(' ment $62,900, conventional, FHNVA terms avail- funded by donation humane society fostering a heat, garage and base decorated Assumable BOB TRUDEL MACOMB ,,~ WAVNE ment $87.900 Terms able Immemate occupancy large 10% mterest Land NO-DESTROY poliCY has many homeless dogs 774-7590days. 294.5896 eves 521-7017COUNTY f'_ t:I,\ _COUNTYz_ MICHIGAN REALTY Contract, 19 years left and cats for adoption TR ~ lOC ... _, m AIlSLOC SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT The Shelter IS located al 19601 Mt Elhon near 7 Mile 296-7602 20E-I~SULATION 151 VERNIER RD. G.P .• Smgle FamJly Income - $27,9OO'rents for $350 00 Open Sunday 2-5 Road, Detrort 48234 Phone 892-7822, Hours 11 00 MAIN OFe 11Sn UaTWOOO, on 1 Vacant Lot/zones two family/Grosse Pte Park 1312-12 h Maryland - &'6, sepa- a m to 500 p m I NEW HOME rate furnaces, 3 car garage, ExqUISite Custom home m the center of Grosse Pomte ,HM CLARK, BUILDER lower vacant, In ruee condi- ~ SEVEN DAYS A WrlK UTICA INSULATION Farms, near the HJlI and Cottage HospItal, Im- ~ Donations Welcome Cat tion Owner" anxIOUS, stop /3 ESTO\BLlSHED 27 YEARS Cu"tom Cape Cod Inner mediate occupancy A MUST SEE home, 3 bed- I and Doq food coupons by R-19 ceiling Jn~ulatlOn courtyard, fIrst floor bed- rooms, 2 full &: 2 half baths, famIly room WIth ~J" helpful Volunteers are CALL 886-1190 3~ A SQUARE FOOT room and bath 277 Ken- natural fIreplace, beauttful patIo ~ 1 J'&h, sOliCited wood Ct , Grosse POinte Ask liS about the "0" down no mterest loan I JOHN E. PIERCE ASSOCIATES, INC. Thank you for h€:lplng those 6J ~ Farms. $IB5,000 Open 7 , & EstImates free References l day~, I 30 5 00 i 882-4096 ANIEL who can not help themselves 758.6588 656-0637 Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 27, 1983 21-MOVING 21F-HOME 21G-ROOFING 21I-PAINTING, 21o-CEMENT ANO IMPROVEMENT 21F-HOME IMPROVEMENT SERIVCE THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY BE PUR. DECORATING BRICK WORK Nl!:ED SOMETHlNG moved, CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS delivered or disposed of? - M U SCHUSTER CO EXPERT REPAIRS (Stores are listed by streets and from Detroit on Two Pomte residents will "THE HOUSE MECHANIC" ALL POINTES through the Gros!>e POlntes, Harper Woods and St. QUALITY PAINTING T&M move or remove large or GUTTERS HOME REPAIRS CONST co Clair Shores ) - Free Estimates CONSTRUCTION small quantIties of furm- • Carpentry ROOFING ture, appliances, planas _ COMPLETE REMODELING - Low Rates CEMENT CONTRACTOR .Pamtmg Easy Flnancmg Available SMALL JOBS DOWNTOWN: Interior Pamtlng • Cement work, all Kmds or '" hat have you Call for • Mmor Plumbmg SPECIALIZING IN. Ren.Cen, Calumet Tobacco and Gift Shop, 6 Years Experience • Porches-block.step work free estimates Call John • Mmor Electrical 774-9651 _ Basement waterproofing *KItchens. Baths - Rec ------mllm level, near 100 Tower In The Pomtes Steininger, 343-0481 or 822- CRAFTED 2208 Rooms and Additions ROOFING Guaranteed • KItchens JEFFERSON AVE.: Call John 886-9494 REASONABLE PRICES P S Others may copy our ad, .Rec Rooms RepaIrs and reroofmg Alum or Tom 885-9136 343.0528 *INSULATION Park Pharmacy, Nottmgham and Jefferson -- 774-4896 but never our price, exper. • Bathrooms Inum tTim and gutters lCnce or style BLOWN-IN OR BLANKET Village Wme Shop, Beaconsfield and Jeffer,on KEN'S PAINTING, interIOr, BRICK REPAIRS - Work • Additions (tJ F Foam Extractor!» Father and Sons exterIOr Free estImates Bob Isham Dale Isham guaranteed Porches, chlm , I:LlABLE POINTE reSident, - Porch ConversIOns *Complete Wmdow and SemorcltIzendIscounts Ken 526 0666 776 9684 MAUMEE: neys, SIdewalks, basement 1IIIh truck Will move large' REMODElJNG Door Contractor 779-l294 leaks and cracks Tuck MODERNIZATION FREE ESTIMATES Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee, girl shop ------~ ---- or small quantitIes WOOD. ALUMINUM, pOIntmg Free EstImate ALL WORK PERSONALLY Schettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee PAINTING, Wallpapermg, INSURED VINYL, SHOWROOM ROOFING repairs, gutters 779-4245 Bob 882-1968 PERFORMED wall waslung Semor cItizen cleaned, repaired, plaster KERCHEVAL AVE.: discount Jan 884-8757 ------MIKE SCHUSTER, 882-4325 886-3537 repairs, Windows caulked, ANDY'S MASONRY AND McCALLUM MOVING com. FREE ESTIMATES ------"'-"- cleaned Insured, refer Art's Party Slore, Way burn and Kercheval Kathy, 7739589 CHIMNEY SERVICE ROWL Revco Drugs, "In The VIIIlIge" ------pany Modern truck and LICENSED & INSURED ences Seaver's 882-0000 PERSONALIZED SERVICE, All masonry, brick, water ~otre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Dame and Kercheval equipment Established m CARPENTRY interIOr pamtlng, wallpaper- proofmg repairs SpeCial Kitchens, Bathrooms FLAT ROOFS Ai'll'DDECKS, Grosse POinte Book Village, on Kercheval, between 1918- Fully Insured Plano H.F. JENZEN 109, wall waslung Free ap- Izmg m tuck pomllng an d Finished Basements NEW AND REPAIRS Notre Dame and Cadieux specIalists ,776-7898 BUILDING DeS ENDER - 822-1::'1)1 pralsal, local references small Jobs Licensed, msur Trim Mouldmgs GROSSE POINTE NEWS 99 Kercheval Call Mr D - 791-5545 ed Rea,ondble Free estl DESIGNED General Home Repairs ANYTIME 21A-PIANO REMODELING AND Perry Drug!> on the HIli mates 881-0505 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP SERVICE ADDITIONS 21H-CARPET Trail Apothecal y on the FlIII 21~WALL - -_-.-' AT REASONABLE RATES Cottage HO~Pltdl GIft Shop, MUIr and Kercheval WASHING PO«CHES, PATIOS - New ARCHITECTURAL 521 5589 839-9307 CLEANING or rebUilt, tuck romtm~, PIANO TUNING and repair. SERVICE -~. ------~ CHARLEVOIX: brick replacemen, caul - .... 0 "'0:-1: g:.:.:::r~r..tccd tiA 1HHUUMS AND K-CARPET I\.-MAI!'lTEjI,A!':CC Comp:my IIIIL OOIIll !>I:plel WItll Member AFM Edward LAKEPOINTE Lou's Party Store. Lakepomte and CharlevOIX s KITCHENS CLEANING wall washmg, floor clean- HI-TEX chImney repaIr Felske 465.6358 CONSTRUCTION MACK AVE.: mg and waxmg Free est!- and rebUilt 'Basemen t REPLACEMENT COMPANY COMPLETE plano serVIce COMPLETE HOME DevonshIre Drug, Devonslure and Mack mates. waterpl'ooflDg Over 31 WINDOWS CARPET d Tumng, rebUilding, refm- REMODELING YorkshIre Market, YorkshIre and Mack 882-0688 years experience Donal RE-ROOFING SPECIALISTS McEachern 526 5646 Ishlng Member Plano LICENSED AND INSURED. ParkIes Party Store. St ClaIr and Mack ~~---- Techmclans GUild Zech- ALUMINUM SIDING • Steam ~xtractlOn GROSSE POINTE fIreman _ Shampoo Alger Party Store St Clair and Mack Bos,ner 731.7707 & TRIM 882-6707 Will do wall washmg 821 21P__WATER- _ Spot and Stain Removal Rand's Pharma<-y, McMillan and Mack MVDERNIZE TO 2984 PROOFING PIANO SERVICES - Turung 777-6840 • Upholstery Cleamng LICENSED & INSURED MODERNISM • at affordable prices Arbor Drugs, 7 Mile and Mack and repair ~alifled tech - HOME OR OFFICE 21K-WINDOW mcian. FleXible hours ------~ St John HospItal M010SS npar Mack, T&M VOCCIA 30 years experience 882-0688 WASHING Reasonable rates 881-8276 GIft Shop and The Nook CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION AFTER 5 P M 776-218(; PROFESSIONAL CARPET Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack WAijRE~ SCHULTz UPHOLSTERY CLEANING G OLMIN Basement waterproofmg REPAIR - REFII'.'1SHING CO.tINC. ----. Harkness Phal macy, Lochmoor and Mack -- -~------at REASONABLE RATES WINDOW CLEANING 10 year guarantee European Master Technician • AddItIOns Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack Insured R~A & SON We use Von Schraderoll dry SERVICE 40 Yrs Exp. Free Est • Dormers Mr C's Dell, Ridgemont and Mack 774.4896 CONSTRWTlON INC foam extractIOn eqUipment FREE ESTIMATES 343-0528 TELEPHONE' 832-6721 • Garages Bob's Drug Slore, Roslyn and Mack WE ARE INSURED - WOODiVINYL • Deep Soli Removal CAPIZZO CONSTRUp1'ION - Kitchens REPLACEM NT WINDOWS • Fast Drying EAST WARREN AVE.: 372-3022 21B-SEWING - Fireplaces BASEMENTS made dry, All types of ooermzatlOn • Leaves no resOllmg reSidue The Wine Basket, Outer Drive and E Warren MACHINE BrICk and Cement work 372.7191 ' For free estimate call D WINDOW CLEANING CO Cracked walls repaIred, un. n~-7191 Mr C's, Grayton and E Warren derpm footings All water- Bank flnancmg available Distinctive Carpel & Storms and screens, alum 7/Eleven, East Warren between proofing COMPLETE TUNE.UP $795 Complete Upholstery Cleaners Inum and gutters cleaned, guaranteed 10 LETO BUILDING CO CadIeux and Balduck Park years All makes, all, ages' All Home ModermzatlOn 839-5155 free pst/mates. Lowest Wmter rates LI- m.2816 773-1105 SINCE 1911 & censed and Insured Tony, oarts stocked 885-7437 Ask for Tom Barrese Mr C's DelJ, Morang Kelly prIces m the Pomtes CUSTOM BUILDING 885-0612 REMODELING SatIsfactIOn Guaranteed EAST DETROIT: 294-1602 773-0525 HADLEY HOME - 21C-ELECTRICAL IMPROVEMENT REC ROOMS LOOK ~ 30 years experience Merit Book Center, 22425 Kelly near 9 MJle Road K.WINDOW cleaning com. 21~PLASTER SERVICE KITCHENS steam cleamng carpet and pany Storms, screens, gut WORK INC. 882-3222 fUrIuture By Wilbur, Doug ST. CLAIR SHORES: ters, aluminum cleaned COMPLETE REMODELING ELECTRICAL WIRING and 21G-ROOFING and Glenn Carter Call 778- Collie Drugs, Harper and Chalon (8% MIle) Insured Free Estimates BEAUTIFUL CEILING repairs - VIolations cor- SERVICE ~680. A rIch spray on texture tnat Kitchens/Baths SERVICE Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane 882-0688 rected - free estimates - adds warmth and cOZiness to Additions/Porches S}{O~Ii:S1DE Carper Clean-' The Book Store, on Mack, south of 9 MIle ---- low prIces - licensed - A-OK WINDOW CLEANERS- your home Attlc/Rec Rooms Perry Drugs, off Martel and Jefferson Pomte references - Ron CASH AN ROOFING 109, profeSSIOnal carpet Service on storms and sc- Eliminates painting, cracks Alummum Sldmg!Tnm clean mg. Work guaranteed Lake Phal macy, E 9 MIlebetweenMack and Jefferson Doran, 885-7397after 4:00 reens Also domestic and patches Sparkle avall- Gutters/Down Spouts HOT ROOFS Fully msured Frea Estl' Perry Drugs, Shores ShOPPIi1g Center, lt~TIRED MASTER eleCtri- CommerCIal - ReSidential 13 Mile and Harper housecleanmg Free est!. able Storm WJndow"lDoor<; mates Call 775 3450, 24 Plastenng, drywall, ceramic CIan LICensed. VIOlatIOnS' Year round service hours Shores Canteen on JeffersoJ'1, near 13 Mile mates Monthly rates 775 Roofmg/Shmgles/Hot Tar tile, complete home maInte- Services Increased. Also Shmgles and Repairs 1690 or 773-9838 AlumInum Sid 109 and New HOrizons Book Shop, Little Mack and 13 Mlle nance repair small Jobs TU 5-2966 Gutter Cleamng Work Guaranteed SPECIAL GROSSE POINTE fireman Licensed and Insured Fences/RepaIrs of all kinds HARPER WOODS: Insured 886-3245 2 ROOMS cleaned, 3rd room WIll do wmdow washing Free EstImates S & J ELECTRIC Licensed and Insured Parkcrest Party Store, Parkcrest and Harper 821-2984 Residentlal.Commercial cleaned FREE 886-0520 10H~ND. SIMON Hunter Pharmacy, Country Club and Harper 277-7743 No Job Too Small D CARPET 778-1028- 773-6986 Kaycee Drugs, Bournemouth and Harper 885-2930 21L-TILE Q~ALITY PLASTERING - 1 ~ MCOERNIZA TION Roofing, Caulking, CLEANING CO. The Tmder Box, Eastland Shuppmg Center, Aisle 7 M.T. CHARGOT WeatherstTlppmg~ Repairs SHAMPOO & steam extrac- WORK TaIlored repairs, cracks ELECTRICAL WORK by LICENSED. INSURED tIon, spot & stain removal, eliminated, prompt serVIce. lIcensed and msured electri. BUILDING CO. free estimates, lowest prices 30 years In Grosse POInte. cal contractor. Cost esti- PERSONALLY DESIGNED FRED's ROOF Repair, com- ASCOT TILE - 778-2266 Free Estimates Satlsfac- * Kitchens - AttiCS merCial, reSidential Call 21I-PAINTINq, mates free. 881.!J751. 773-0525 211-~~~J~~~ING DECORAIING Bathrooms, kItchens, foyers tlOn guaranteed. Reason- * Basements - Porches me, 1 can help. ll23-4Q19 294~1~02tes marble Free estimates No aoble James Blackwell COLVILLE * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms i job too big or small 821.7051 or 294-0034 Outdoor deck envIronments PAINTING & ELECTRIC CO. ROOFS and DECKS 21-I-PAINr'NG GROSSE POINTE PAPERHANGING Licensed CUSTOM CRAFTED GUTTERS and --- SUPERIOR PAINTING AND Ranges, Dryers, SerVIces, * Cabmets - Formica DECORATING PAINTER'S, INC. DOWN SPOUTS BY ROLF CERAMIC TILE - Net\' and DECORATING Doorbells * Wood working - tTlm work PaInting - InterIOr-exterIOr, Gutters cleaned and flushed WHITEY'S 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE remodehn,g Bath~ klt- InterIOr paIntIng Wallpaper- VIOLATIONS "lit Replacement Windows New and Repair Work paperh~gmg and panelmg chens and foyers, hower 109 Wallwashing Wet FAST EMERGENCY * Interior - Extenor Doors - Wall Papermg REASONABLE RATES Licensed and Insured Free estlmates cheerfully 886-0585 pans repaired Call Ick at plastering Stuccoing Dry SERVICE FULLY LICENSED AND ADVANCE MAINTENANCE • Intenor Pamtmg gIven Licensed and Insur- 521.3434 wall repair Free estImates INSURED 17319East Warren • Reasonable Prices ed INTERIOR PAINTING, waIf. Insured Tom McCabe, 885- 774-9110 GENERAL HOME REPAIR 8&4.9512 • Good Work 882-~~4 paper, Installation and re- 6991, or 824-8576 21D-TV AND Free Estimates - 882-6842 • Call - no Job too small moval Free estimates. 885- REMEMBER LAST WALLPAPERI NG 6995 21~SEWER WET PLASTERING & RADIO REPAIR BARKER 774-0414 WINTER? The Best Paperhanger SERVICE DRYWALL REPAIR CONTRACTORS Prevent Ice baclt.up & ceil. INTERIOR and exterIor QUALITY PAINTING 10 Town SERVICE New & RepaIr work, additIOns, COLOR TV, HI-FI, STEREO ModermzatlOn • AlteratIOns. 109 damage Have snow pamtlng and paperhanging "BECAUSE ALL I DO IS rec rooms, basement etc 885-6264 Additions _ Family Rooms and Ice cleared off roof Reasonable rates 30 years HANG PAPER" INTERIOR- ReSidential & commercia ANTENNAS • Kitchens & Recreation before t1us damage oc- experience. Ray Barnow- EXTERIOR EVAN'S affordable QualIty work curs sky 822-7335 after 6 p m 15 Years In the busmess Areas Call Ron for your 20 years profeSSIOnal SEWER CLEANING 775-1532 21E-STORMS AND JAMES BARKER RON VERCRUYSSE CO ProfesslOnal EstImate experience SEWERS CLEANED, $45 774-3542 GROSSE POINTE SCREENS 886-5044 751-7893 MATT FLETCHER SINKLINES, $35 ALL CONTRACTORS 4151 Buckmgham 886-6102 PLASTER REPAIR CUSTOM PAINTING AND WITH THIS AD DAVID C. LINCOLN Cormce - Antique EASTVIEW WALLPAPERING BUCHANAN & Cu. PAINTINL, wall washing RESULTS OR NO THE POINTE HANDYMAN PAQUIN GROSSE POINTERS Grosse Pomte Only ALUMINUM INC. 25% OFF EXPERT ANTIQUING Elmer T LaBadie. .882- CHARGE SERVING THE POINTES 2064 Call anytIme 17008MACK • Palntmg ROOFING 885-8155 SINCE 1972 24 HOUR SERVICE 882-0000 NR CADIEUX - Small J?laster repair FREE ESTIMATES • Wallpaper and removal INTERIORS Michigan License 42882 Grosse Pomte Park - Ceramic tile SPECIALISTS IN INSURED • Palntmg Ont and Ext) BY DON & LYNN 835-8266 PLASTERING and Drywall Glass-screen repair, sldmg, - Lmoleum FLAT ROOFS Michael Satmary Jr • Stamlng and varmshmg trHusband-Wlfe Team Nell Squires, 757.0772 storms. trim, roofing, ~ut- • Carpentry LICENSED - INSURED • Plaster repaIr *Wallpapermg ters, wrought Iron, (Vinyl • Locks Installed MICHAEL'S • Texture cellmgs and *Pamtmg 21R-FURNITURE - products), awmngs CALL 885~2938 839.7534 walls 881-1060or 527.5616 PAINTING & *Meticulous REPAIR LICENSED INSURED * Insured SHOREWOOD E R BROWN REFINISHING *Over 20 Years Expenence FREE ESTIMATES BUILDERS InterIOr-ExterIOr ServIce 886-4374 ALUMINUM DOORS AND, Pamtmg 527-5560 WINDOWS. SCREENS RE- • Quality Remodelmg ROOF antiquing and varmshmg, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR SKALSKI'S WOODWORKING CO. PAIREl), FREE PICKUP • Room AdditIons stripping and stalnmg pa mtmg and odd Jobs SELCA PAINTING and dec. Smce 1976 \ND DELIVERY DOOR- - Dormers LEAK Complete kitchen reflnJshmg Policeman, 881.5105, 8 30 5 orating, residential, com- \\ t\LLS, PORCH ENCLO. - Kitchens Free Estimates - 885.3230 merCial, brush, roll, spray ::'URES FRED'S STORM, • REPAIR Frank Selca, 97~9383 EASTSIDE 313 Orleans Street 259 839-4311 EVENING CALLS AL MERRELL!, 88&-8710 NICK KAROUTSOS QUALITY PROFESSIONAL BARTER DOWNTOWN Detroil. Michigan 48207 -4950 WELCOME 27 years of contmuous service SPECIALISTS In the bUIldmg Industry DECORATING PAINTER I'm willing to Barter/l:rade of 21F-HOME FREE ESTIMATES • InterIOr and Exterior Pamt WINTER SPECIAL equal or unequal value Per. NEW CUSTOM CABINETS FURNITURE REPAIR DOORS IMPROVEMENT JOHN W SCHOBER 109 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE sonal. professIOnal servICes, REFINISHING WALL UNITS MILLWORK RESTORING Roof Leaks Guaranteed _ Wallpaper Hangmg Interior/Exterior Palntmg commoditIes and real es- The handiest guy In town 20 Yrs Ellperienctl • SpecialiZing In Woodgram Il85- 3594Days. E\'emng, tate • pamtmg • glaZing BARTER 109, antIquing, GraphICS MITCHELL, A.M . 21S-CARPENTER - carpentry • cab met CALL BILL 112-5539 LOOK FOR OUR DETAILED RICK HARTWIG - 293-5090 AD IN CLASSIFICATION 21.[ installation. small PAINTING PAINTING, INC. 881-5105 8:36-5 plaster repair • COMPLETE PAINTING INTERIOJtlEXTERIOR CommerCial, residentIal, light VIOlatIon work AND DECORATING FREE ESTIMATES mdu"trlal Servmg Wlthm a Reasonable Rate~ 60 mile radlas Custom 21e-ELECTRICAL CALL 884-1285 INTERIOR - EXTERIOR pamtmg mtenor, exterIOr, SERVICE Wallpapermg - Reasonable Reference" plastering. roofmg, glazmg REFERENCES Call Denm~ Kernan and caulkmg wmdows. wm. JOANNA WESTERN RALPH ROTH 886-8248 Day,; 283 6926 ------dow replacement Mmor reo LICENSED WINDOW SHADES JOSEF's Evenmg~ 281 1087 pairs. all types General ELECTRICAL P,,"'1 SHU1TtRS BLINDS' mamtenance home mspec- ~AUF""'ANN WALLPAPER REMOVAL t1On,; CONTRACTOR SI0R", ODORS AND ~INDOWS • Expenenced NO ,JOB TOO SMALL Hlghcst quality - Lowest • In<;ured MARCO MITCHELL MADURSKI PrlCCS Free estimates. • Reliable PAINTERS Estimates at no charge or 881-5105 8:30-5 MASTER ELECTRIC Interior, exterior textured GRA' TOP obligation PROFESSIONAL 9787625 or 879.9518 7768267 celllng~. "'all papenng SALES AND SERVICE -- - pamtmg wall wa~mng PAINTING 15011 KERCHEVAL MIKE"'S PAINTING Check our Prlce~ INTERIOR.r:XTERIOR E.'So1 01 AlIef. In !",. Pa'io. Intenor, extenor '" allpap('j' TU 5.6000 FREE ESTIMATES • Wallcovermg - Cloud ,,",oneM1! mg, mmor repairs patch removallhangmg mg. plastering Free e'>tl 939-7955 • Pla~l('r Drywall RepaIr mates Reasona/llie and • T('xtured CeIlings honest Reference~ Call • Stammg and Varm<;hmg anytime European ESSIAN • Q.lality Work IRea~onable ANDERSEN 777 8081 Ratee, PAINTING • RMerencf"; PLUMBING, SEWER CLEANING COMPANY • &>mor CJ117en"DI,;counl., SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT FREE ESTIMATES CUSTO~I DenDI'; 775-2.m 372-0580 I;>;TERIOR EXTERIOR Gordon 77+4481 JOSEPH NOSEDA AND SONS, INC. WALLPA PERIN(~ Roofmg expert~ since 1913 R('a~onable Rate" COMMI<;Rf'lAL - RESIDENTIAL Fr('c E~llmate" WALLPAPER ACTING PLUMBING & SEWER Licensed. Insured References REMOVAL S('wcr ar 1 draIn cleaning $36 no day ",arranty 822- 1878 OR 839-4810 CALL BOB ANYTI\IE BY JEFF PlumbJnR, ~cwer rcpalr~ and ba,,('m('nt waterproofing 882.4381 Ine,U1rd Free E,tlmatfs FREE ESTIMATES 77q 52.1'5 775.2927 885-5513 775-7833 \ • \ . Thursday, January 27, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nme-C 21A-FURNll'UflE 21T-PLUMBING--j------AND 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL REPAIR HEATING AND BOn'S tJPlIOLS'l'ERY - 25% LANDSCAPING off alr!!ady low prlces._ Local refe.r~nces. m.9326'J' FRANK R. 368.4198 BOil McVey HOWARDS _ :iat_l ,,. (Jot J _ .. WEIR TREE SERVICE l'URNITURt refmlshed, re.' PLUMBING, HEATING, • tree removal paIred, stripped, any type SEWERS AND DRAINS • ~tump removal of camng Free estimates • tnmmmg 474-8953 or 345-62S8 BOILER SPECIALISTS • toppmg ~--~----- • cablIng EXPERT ANTIQUE repairs, SPRINKLER REPAIRS • storm damage refmishing, re-gluemg "By FUlly 1n5ured, free estImates Tony Sertich" 521.1998 885-7711 I 758-6949 WINTER SPECIAL Motor 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS ------homes upholstered, boat Since 1925 MURPHY'S CUShIOns, foam, nylon fab- Keith Danielson rics 372-4555. ExtJ;8 low Licensed Master Plumber LANDSCAPING prices Don't get snowed under DOBSON PLUMliING & He- • IndustrIal-Residential, paJ.rs Full plumbmg ser- commercIal, snowplowmg 21S-cARPENTER vICe Dram cleamng, ser- SERVICE • Contract available on a vIces 22 ¥ears expenence, seasonal ba51s rellable LIcensed 368- • On call 24 hours .ALBERT D. THOMAS 1869 INC. JIM MURPHY CONTRACTORS, INC 21W-DRESSMAKING 885-9179 We are general contractors AND TAILORING ------One call takes care of aU. PROFESSIONAL your bul1dmg-remodellng, EXPERT ALTERATIONS WINTER Speedy, profeSSIOnal Refer- problems, large or small TRIMMING TU 2-0628 ence:" Gro:,~t: PUlIllt: \hMl::. 881-8484 *Shrub~ and ornamentab • Attics & Porch Enclosures *Crabapple;, and frUit trees • Additions and Kitchens FOR ALL YOUR sewmg *Locusts, Hawthornes, etc • CommerCial Buildmgs needs, dressmakmg/ alter- *Late fall feedmg ations, reparrs Call VIOla *Hortlcultunsts and fore;,ters JIM SUnON 839-7355 We know how to tnm YOur ~ 1677 Brys Drive trees ~ TU 4-2942 TU 2-2436 ALTERATIONS - Profes- --~~~.~~~~SIOnal seamstress, Jeffer- THREE C'S COYRO son-Marter area Pick-up LANDSCAPING and delivery available CONSTRUCTION • '8-5712 757-5330 BUILDER/CARPENTER 21X-DRAPERIES MICHIGAN TREE Additions, dormers, roofmg, sidmg, wmdow replace- SPECIALISTS ment LJcensed/msured CUSTOM DRAPERIES - Expert Tnmmmg, Toppmg, Quality work, reasonable Shapmg and Removal . 521-2979 pnces. Wide selectIOns of * 24 hour emergency service FttANK B WILLIAMS, LJ- fabriCS. All hems hand sewn * Special, 25% dIscount censed builder. Speciallzmg * Bush and hedge tnmmlng 978-2691. Tree Straightening and in home up-datIng and all Nursery Care mmor or major rE'palrs. CUSTOM DRAPERIES, cor- * SPECIAL OFFER * Porch enclosures, doors ad- nices, spreads, IllllU-blmds, justed, bookshelves in- carpeting. Shown in your Now through January 31st, '82 stalled, panehng, new coun- home, free estimates Quali- _ get 10 yards of frBe nur- sery chips With each work ter tops, vanltles. Code vio- ty, Quahty, Qual1ty! DeSign order Keeps weeds con lations corrected. Four consultation available Clas- trolled - a $98 value I courteous expert assistance sic Design Studio Between Free Estimates in lffiproving your home In 5-9 p m 521-4688 445-0377 77~4369 any area, please call me at 881-0790 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL RIMMING, removal, spray- QtlAtlTY ~arperitry and AND 109, feedmg and stump re- formica work, kItchens, LANDSCAPING moval Free Estimates vamties, rec rooms, new or Complete tree service Call refaced, 15 years exper- FlemIng .Tree SerVIce, 774- ience. Free estimates Vito 6400 SapIenza, 774-8933 SNOWPLOWING 774-0906 CUSTOM HOME REPAIR -----t'n Remodeling, repairs of any GREEN THUMB \J kind Work alone No job too LANDSCAPING bIg or small. Rotten WIndow FOR SNOW REMOVAL- cords, window sills, Jambs, RESIDENTIAL CLASSIFIED ADS door, porches, basements, Bargains Offered AND COMMERCIAL aWcs. Call Bill Lynn 773- CALL 882-6900 1Y798 372-3584 ALTERATIONS - Modern- Ask for George or Rick ,.~ !Zabon, all bUlldmg needs, ~f rought to flIDsh 10 aU trades. " No lob too small. , " GUY DE BOER For Sale: 885-4624 772-3446 Regularly Each Thursday! SMALL JOBs carpentry re- From A to Z pwrs, cabmets, locks, by re- tirees. Quahty workman- ship. 824-2853. Automobile, antiques, allergy. CARPENTER WORK - Call Pete for small jobs, repairs, Boat, birds, books, bassoon. p~titiOM, r~ rooms 882- 2795. Cassock, car, couch, castle. Classified Advertising 21T-PLUMBING AND HEAnNG Dentist, dog, -divan, diet. All Plumbmg Reparrs - In. stallatlons, remodelmg - sewers & drams cleaned Elk, etagere, ermine. All work guaranteed - Fully Insured - Master Plumber. Licensed. Frog, fence, fireworks. DAN ROEMER PLUMBING Gourd, gremlin, gnomes. gets resultsl 772-2614 BOB DUBI:: House, horse, hobby. PLUMBING and HEATING Licensed Master Plumber Iceberg, island, idea. SEWER CLEANING, SPRINKLER REPAIR, ETC. Grosse Pomte Woods Junk, jewels, jungle. 886.3897 Kids, kangaroo, kites. EMIL THE 882-6900 PLUMBER SPECIALIZING IN Luggage, love ~eat, lasso. • KItchens. Bathrooms • Laundry room and VIola- tions • Old and new work Mother- in-law, manuscript. Advertise in Classified Free Estimates Tony, Licensed Plumber Novel, notions, newspaper. Bill, Master Plumber Call 882.6900 or Send in •.. , 882-0029 T & J Furnace Cleanmg, Ocelot, oasis, octopus $24 ~ 823-1625 r------.WANT AD ORDERFORM.------, NEED A PLUMBER? Pajamas, pottery, peanuts • REPAIRS I Schedule my GROSSE POINTE NEWS Want Ad for • INSTALLATIONS. new additions Quilt, quiche, quota Date ______Classification Desired _ very reasonable rates call steve (hcensed) Enclosed is my check or money order for $ ~ _ 885-5662 Rock Star, radio, raft. NAME ADDRESS .__ ALL PLUMBING CITY ______ZIP PHONE ~ __ SEWER CLEANING Shack, school, sailboat. NO SERVICE CHARGE Mail tOt Classified Advertising Dept. Grosse Pointe News, 99 Kercheval, Free estimates, full warranty ______Grosse Poi!lte-.farms, Mich. 48236 Reasonable, Licensed Tanker, talent, taxes. 886-3537 WRITE YOUR AD BELOW OR ON A SEPARATE SHIIT IF DEIIRID. Usefulness, ulcer, ukulele. Minimum Cost is $3.20 for 12 Words - Additional Words aOe ~--- -='> FURNACE AID Vampire, van, vase, vessel. 1 2 3 4 lK.n.!jl~!! 5 6 7 8 "umlMr and Whatever, washer, winter. 9 10 11 12 fJI:.... '1"1 Centroct ... 3.20 13 3.40 14 3.60 15 3.80 16 4.00 POSITIVE X-ray, xylophone 17 4.20 18 4.40 19 4.60 20 4.80 PlUMBING & Yearbook, yacht, yourself. 21 5.00 22 5.20 23 5.40 24 5.60 HEATING 25 5.80 26 6.00 27 6.20 28 6.40 29 6.60 30 31 31 • A~ Of ,,,"" 881004988 Zebra, zeppelin, zoo. 6.80 7.00 7.20 etc ...... _ ...._------~------J ,