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ross~ Pointe News
VOL 44-No
Grosse
45
fyi
for your information
By Tom Greenwood
Stick it to 'em
Hel e die hlllllpel "tl( kel" we ve "epn but not qlllte
undel "tood III thl' elled ldteh
'~d\ I\lO to till' N e\\ \VOI!d 01 dpi
Whdtevel hdppened to t he old \Iodd 01 del .)
And. Tilt' Top Bdndnd ~d~ '>Ted TlII nel fOI PI e~1
dent
I I-no\\ \1 ho the Top B,lOdl1d' I". but who'~
1\x!
rr:J! !1t't '
JlI"t klddln~
que,>t IOn
\ctlldll\
the le,el"e
1"
the ledl
Pomte, MlchlQan, Jhursday,
November
Park Illayor ousted by Heenan
Incumbent
CIty offlcwl" wel e up~et by challeng
el'> m Gro~,>e Pomte P ellk and the Wood" With heavi
el them u~udl ballottlllg 111the Tue"ddY, Nov 8 mu
I11ClPdl electIOn'>
In the Pdl k. vetel dn HepublIc,lIl pal ty polltlelan
Palmel
Heendl1 ended Incumbent
mclYOl Dougla.,
(;1 ahelm ~ 16 ) e,II" of mUfilelpdl
~el VIce With el 11,11
lOW 160 vote WlIl Incumbent
councllmdn
Anthonv
Spdda Wd'> 411"0 I emoved fl om ofhce Edllottlllg 101
P,llk counClI \Vd'> led by newcomer
Veillon Au.,hel
man With I 957 vote", followed by 1I1cumbent John
PIO.,t With l,B28 vote'> and dl1othel' newcomel,
David
(; d"klll \Hth I 802 The thl ee wmnel'> dnd the ne\~
ma~ 01 WIll take of bee on Nov 14
Lo,>el ~ III the P,ll k I dce, ~p,lda and John HYdn,
I ecelved I.b22 ,1Ild 1404 vote". I e,>petll\cl\
('It~ 01
IIcldh '>dld dlloul .m IJeI cent of the P,1l k " I ('gl"tl'l ed
votel'> e,l"t bdJloh
The P,llk"
new md)OI Heell,!ll lPdlhed
,It hi'
BI'>hop HOdel home 101 Lomment 011 pleltlon l1lghl
dttllbuted
hi" J 74~1 58~vote up"et to \otel dpplOI,il
01 hl~ "tdnd 4~d 1I1,>t'>Lhool L!o"lng" \dudl die (l1J
I enlly belllg Uln,>ldell'<l b~ the EO,ll d of EdlH.'dtlon
If It hddn t been 101 the "Lhool I"" ue
Heen,!Il "did
he "couldn t hd\e come e1o'>e to \llIllllng
dgdJl1"t
GI elhelm "The '>chool people ledjl~ 1101 ked 101 me
Heenan "aid
(d ..helm
OhVIOU"lv d<'lNtpl! h\ th(' 10"" ",ud he
hdd thought "the public \Iould "pe thlough tiw l',1m
palgn thdt Heendn 1 dn
t"1
~
Thanks, FYI
£j
ffi,
Hememl)('1 the' Feloll) FI yel ~'I ' Thdt Wd'> the
~tOI) of the t\1 0 elt) chleken'> thdt wel e chcl"ed dnd
fHl<llly CdptUI ed b~ eop" 111 the Mdumee Notl e Ddme
,11 ed Id"t ~pptemlJel
Well glle",> \\ hdt') I I ecelved a lettel and an dutOgl dphed PIl'tlll ell om the fl yel" Monday mOllllng
The lettel I ('de! d'> lollow.,
Dedi tam/
becu"e of the Phnom enal growth III our fan clubb
due 2) OUI dllICcde of ,>Ept 22 III the Gro""e Pomtee
N ew~ , we hclve bedn I epreeved froma "weet lIttle
old Gel m,lIl} lady,> "oup pot
In gl atltude W e enclO'>e Our duthogl dpheD piC
t) I e
Love
The felony Fryel!o
p!oplea"e 4glve the ml.,take" we had to use the hunt
dnd peck ,>y~tem
The lettel was ~Igned \\lth the Imprmt of two
chicken feet The accompanymg
photo wa~ Mgned
"Love to Tom
Felony Flyels,"
and showed two
1 elleved lookmg chlcken~
(I believe one l!oa Rhode
I'>lelnd Red)
46 Pages
30 cents
10, 1983
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The scoreboard
tells it aU
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x
'&4
\ !JP,II('nl h Ih('\ <lIdn I
he ,,lId
I WI'>h the
\1l'll
IkendtJ
,I \ !'tel ,Ill 01 mdn~ lOllgl (,'>'>lOn,il dnd
'(,l1dtOlldl (dmpd1hll'
hdd Op(,1dted ,Ill dggl e,>'>lve,
Ill'll OIg,ll1I1N\ (dmpdlgn
\Ihl(h begelll ld"t "ummel
Ill' (oIH.enlldl('d
on till' I"ue'
of (illne
101l1n~ ,1nd
tlw ,( hool,
(ll~
The Wood ..
IIlLumlwllt UHHlUll1wn 1"1('dl'1 I( I- I 0\ ddll
,me!
\\'1111,1111\\ II-.on lo"t thell ,('.It" to ne\1 com PI " Pc!ul
BPdllPl1' dnd 'I ('d Bldl!!dl (' 1\ lull' ,mothl'! lnl'llmlwnt
!{ol)('11 '\0\ Ithe \\011 1<' 1'1('<llOn III tlw \\oocl"
"",d '}~~{
l( n~t'(i
r~-:'I}:t'
~ll~" hl.d
th
n
Hp
Hl~'l
P
+t
hI" "tlon.L "\ICPP 01 the deltlOll
I L<,ltdm" nelel e\pelted
to \\1Il ,0 hdndJl~
Bedllpi (. l-,elwi ,t! mdlld~el 01 Plumblook
(,oli Club
"did HI' dttllbutNI hi" \1111not to I,,"U(''> "0 mULh d"
om' tl emelldou,l\
dledl\ e l'dmThll~n LomnHltee
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BKllgdl e ,I dl,tl JLt mdnel~el \llth the ~ollthe(!"t
n :\hLhlgdn 'II dn ,pOl tdt IOn \uthOlll \ "dId he \\ d"
eJdted Illth hI" foUl \ ote \11110\ PI II1Lumbent WlI,on
l'1
it
"You hedl the "d\mg
e\el ~ vote counh
hel e It I'> FoUl vote" You Celn t get much
them thdt
Well
l!o"el
Be,mpl e led the \1 Illl1el" 1Il the Wood" \\ Ith I 708
vote" t,lkmg 10 of 12 pi ecmeh.
followed b) ;-"'OVlt,
ke" I 516 vote" ,lIld Bldlgal e" I l.}] Un"ucLe""ful
eanchdate., \\ el e WII.,on, With 1 127 \ ote" 1.0\ eldLe
WIth 1052 vole'> dnd Dougld'> l\1111110\\Ith 650
Ld~t ~aturda)
wa" ,I good day
fOl South High School, a!> the Blue
Devil~ deteated cro~s town rival!>
(, I os!>e Pointe
NOl th 29-6 to ~ecul e
a perfect 9-0 !>ea~on recOl d, The
South griddel'"
actually
have an
IS-game
winning
.,tt eak going.
.,ince they al~o po~ted a perfect
.,eason la~t ) em, The win allow.,
the local team to advance to the
~tate football pla)'offs .,tat ting thi.,
Satm day at Bit mingham
(,Iove.,
High School. The Blue Devil's opponent~
will Ill' Detroit
Hem)
Ford High ~chool. Game time b I
p.m, With a little luck. the playel s
wiII get .mother chance to call y
South footb'llt coach Ru~!> Hepner
off on their .,houldel s like they did
la~t week. FOl mOle information
on the game, see page C.l of the
"port., section.
Wood" offlcl,I!" "aid 2 565 people went to Ihe poll"
dbout 19 pel cent of the elIgIble votel '>
The Farms
~1d)OI Jdme., Dll1geman wa" top vote gettel m d
"I' \\'<1\ 1 ace fO! foUl councIl "edb m the Fell m"
He II tie Jomed dt Clt) offices by )l1cumbent Hall}
EchlJn dnd two newcomel s. BI u<'!e Rockwell
clnd
Mdl) Ann Ghe"qLUel e. who'll pu"h the numbel
of
women on the council up to thl ee the hlghe"t of any
POInte council"
Dmgeman.
\\ho Wd" elected ma) 01 by hI'" fellow
councilmen.
eaptUll'<l 1..372 vote~, followed b) Ech
1m ~ 1.228 1\11., Ghe~qulel e '> 1 152 ,lncl Hockwell'~
1,07B
Lo,>el" 111 the F dl m'> I dce were Rick Rut,ll1 WIth
400 vote'> ,llld Mllend Hd~ ndl With 225 ~tel ling GI d
hdm who hIed 101 the electlOn but latel wlthdl ew
hl', nelme even though It Wd" too Idte to I emove It
ft om the b,dloh
I eeeived
42.~ \otes
Photo by Tom Green",ood
F ,\I m" otllcl,d" ",lid 1 737 votel" 01 abollt
(ent of tho"e legl"lelccI
ca.,t ballot ..
20
pel
School closUig'debate heats up
By Susan McDonald
The
'ichool
boal d Monday
threatened
legal actIOn agam"t a
group that accu~ed the trustees of
misapproplwtion
111 a flyer WIdely
dl~tnbuted
111 the commllmty
Was there postage due?
Time for yet <lnothel "do you I emember"
~tOl y
Do you I em ember the ~tory we ran a month ago
about the elderly lady who had her 1982 Cadillac
stolen from a local "upermalket
parklllg lot')
The woman, a fOl mel I eSldent of the Shore5,
was on thl" ~Ide of town conductmg bu"me~s. pal t
of wtuch was c!ealllng out hel safety depOSIt box
Aftel c1ednmg out ~dld bo,. 5he placed common
stock cel t1flcate" WOIth $250,000 III the trunk of
her Caddy. only to have the car "tolen.
Well. there I~ a honor dmong thieves.
appa
I enlly The Wood~ police I eport the woman ha~
I ecelved hel ~toek" via the US MaIl Appalenlly
the thief heald about Ihe bond" and mailed them
bdCk to her at her old Shores addres!o The Po"t
OffIce fOIwarded the mdll lo hel at hel new home
on GI O~'ie Ill'
The good" apparently
Cdme WI apped III a blown
"upNmcll ket bag Police "d) thel e'!o no chance of
fll1dmg fll1gel pr1l1ts "1I1ce evel yhody dnd their
brothel hd" hdndled the WI appel
Incldent,l1l\
the em Wd" nevel
lecovel ed
Police have Ii'ttll' hopes 01 thdt belllg mailed bdCk
The charge of ml~appropn,ltlOn
made
by the Committee
for
NeIghborhood
Elementary
Schools
"goe" beyond the bound~ of decency and IS actlOndbly defelmatory:'
tru"tee Jon Gandelot "aid
The seven boal d member!o voted
unanimously
to send the commit
tee notICe of defamatIOn, the first
~tep m a libel ~Ult
The move was made on the eve
of the tru~tee,,' vote on -~ plan to
reorgamze
the school
'iystem
Their vote on the plan to clo"e
Barnes
School,
transfer
!olxth
gl aders
to middle
"chool
and
change the Trombly Defer bound
ary I~ scheduled for next Monday,
Nov 14. at North High
Thi., week'!> meeting
dt ~outh
High was attended
by about 300
CItIzens,
"orne III 'iUppOI t dnd
~ome
opposed
to the
.,uper
lIltendenr"
reorgamzatlOn
propo~al The meetmg wa" moved ll1to
South'~
gymna"lUm
becduse
a
He carne out smokin'
and smokin' · · ·
By Tom Greenwood
1"01 .hm ~Ilnon 11 \~d" .,01 t of ,1
pipe dl edm ('onw Irul' ~lmOl1
o\\ner of the Hili dnd Hili Tohacco
Shop,> I e('entl) pl,lced thll d III the
'15th Annual \Volld Pipe ~moklllg
Conte,>t
T\~o otl1el nWl11l1l'l" of the HIll
and Hili PlPC ~J11okll1g Club 10
cated In the POll1te pld( ed flr"t
and '>I'cond In thl' conte.,l
The
Idea Iwhll1d the ('ompl'tillon
I" to
"ee who celn k('ep .1 J ~l am ... of to
b,ICCO "moklllg lhf' longc"t
Inside
C)I\
BU"lI1e".,
1M
('ab1<' TV Lo(',d
4C
Cl,I""lflcc!
6A
EdltOlI,lh
14B
!,'edtlll e
Gro ..."e POllllc
IOLlB
R('dl E,t,lte E'>Lh'\n~('
Letter" to EditOl
6 7 20A
1;)'\
Ohltuane"
16 I/A
S('hool1\;ew"
I lOB
~oClCtV
I
:1,12C
~POlt"
AccOldmg to SImon. the rule'i
every
,>Imple Each conte"tant
I" glV('ll the '>ame amount of the
offICial tohacco (alway" BUlley).
two kitchen mdtche" <lnd ha" one
minute to light hi'> pIpe Artel
the pipe I" lit the mdtche'> are
collected ,Illd the contc~tdnh
Cdn
do eln) thll1g they \\clnt to keep the
tobdCCO gOing a., long a" they
don t I ellght
aJ
The world
record
(elCrOIdll1g
10 the (;UIllC"" Book of WOIld He,
COl" l I'> two hour"
"I' mmute"
"nd \9 ..,econd,> "et bv ~chwal17
Cl cek Mlch
1 e"ldl'nt
Wilham
V,lI go Fn '>1 pl,lce III the wOlld
(ontc.,t thl" ..,eell Wd" edlned b\
Hoh{,l t Implilllltl
fJ om Mt Cll'
m('n"
\\ ho nur"ed
hi" tobacco
dlong for one hOUl, 2fl mll1ute" (lnd
lfl "econc!'>
~p('ond
pldce
went
to P,IlII
~tl ong ,11"0 of Mt Clemen" who..,e
pIPE' went out <It one hour, 19 mm
ute'> 22 "econd"
. 'Whlle my lime thl" ve,lr Wel" d
p<'l"onal he'"t I feel I 'could have
~one longel If Ihl' tobacco h,ldn't
heen .,0 dry"
"aid Simon When
much lalger crowd was el\.pected
DaVid Ea"hck, Jr , chail man of
the Committee
for NeIghbo 'hood
Schools _ Recall group, salld he
conSidered
the board'~ legal step
to be "an unauthOrIzed
u!oe of tal\.
payels'
money"
"School
board5
cannot
be
libeled or defdmed,
ll1dlVlduab
can be," Ea~llck.
an attorne).
.,ald . 'If theY'1 e 'ipendmg school
sy"tem money to take actIOn on
behalf
of an ll1divldual
bo,lI d
member Ir~ mappropnate'
The mlsappropnatIOn
chdrge
was made 111 a flyer dlstnbuted
door-to-doO!
and ~tuffed in chIldren's Halloween bags dunng the
la~t two weeh
It demands
an
expla~lallon
from the board ,1I1d
'>upel mtendent on a numbel of I~
~ues, mc!udmg the need fOI a ~tdff
of thl ee persons
m the supel
intendent'~ office and the additIOn
01 extracurricular
program"
which have "overburdened'
the
"chool "yc,tem The flvel !oa,,, "the
above cancel ns deal' With •ml~ap
prOpllatlOn
Jnd ml"management
m OUI GJ O'i"e Pomte School Sv.,
tem "
.
Ea"lick
" 01g,lllIzallOn
I" pOl.,ed
The City
I ncumbenh
\Ion ,ill ,lI ound III the Clt v elect lOp
to b.egll1 d recdll
campdlgn
Councllmdn Thon1<l.., YowlgbJood. who \1 d" appomted
dgall1~t bOdld membel ~ to vote ~n to fIll d vdcancy 1\\ 0 month~ dgO led the baiJottll1g
favol
of the "upclllltendent"
With 865 vote~ He wa., follo\\ed bv Jeanette Duffield.
pi oposab next week
who won I etUJ n to office WIth 77i vote'>. dnd meum
\1 Ith 6b6
Speakel ~ lined up belund ml bent AI thul Fettel".
crophone" dt the Nov 7 meetll1g,
Un"ucce""ful
ch.dlengel"
fOJ counCIl wel e Thom
a~ they have at the Id"t dozen
"chool boald meetmg~. to dttack d~ GlIthdt. With SOB vote" and Thomd" 0 Hourke
\\ ho won 480 \ ote"
the "upenntendent.,
plellh
"Haven't
you he.lld 9.1 pel cent
of) OUI commul1lty when the) ,>a~
ledve our elemental \ '>choo!'> III
tact?
a.,ked Judv ni own"combe
vice chairman of the recdll group
She wa~ refen,ll1g to ~ome 6 500
S~I veys the gloup Cll culated
111
\\ hlch 9.3 pel cent of I e~pondent'>
~ald they oppo"ed ~chool c!o"lIlg-,
Hel
committee
hel"
been
"fOt ced to Ibe ~tl ong Iclngudge
becau~e of the mell1\ bllck wall"
we have been fdClllg'
"he "aId
Another
cltlzen~
glOUp, the
Defel Re.,pon~e Committee,
Cdme
out 1Il "UppOI t of the pi opo",11 to
m?ve "I,th gl ade1.,
but mdlll
tdIlled It'> 0ppo"ltlon
to clo"mg
~dl ne" dccordmg to memlll'r Ann
Schultz
the
And. fOl the fli "t tllne
(Continued
on Pclge 2 \1
,\ mOl e Iivel) I .Ice III the Clt) which dttl dcted
fOUl cdndlddte"
W,l'> fO! the $.1.500 d yedl mumclpdl
Judge "edt held b) ~tan K.1ZllI The II1cumbent won
I e electIon bJ d 22 vote m,ll gm (lvel Geol ge COtlC
chlO who hel" "ought the offIce tWICe before
The
unoffIcldl tally '>howed h.azul \\'llh 481 vote, COtlC
chlo \\ Ith 459 I\ldtthew RumOl a With 162 dlld ~tephen
Km"ley \\Ith 152
.\ bdllot plOpO",11 thdt "mend" the Cltv chaltel by
e~t,d)l1.,hlllg d $1.000 Illmt for pUI cha'>e". that can be
m'lde Without COlIllCII ,lpprovdl
won dpproval fI om
CIty \ otel ", 501 205 Clt) Mdndgel
Thomd~ KI e~"
bdch '>dld the dmendment
WIll I educe ovel head
co~h pelmlt tlmel~ plllch,hll1g
dnd lequlle Ie.,,, pa
pel \\ 01k fOl "upplJel"
He "did 1 2/5 \ oter" 01 288 pel cent of Iho"e leg
I"tel ed c,lme to the poll,> Tue"da\'
Onl\ 20 percent
of the CIly votel" Cd"t beilloh III 'the Id~t Il1UlllCIP,11
eleet IOn 111 148 J
When the :"e\I'
"till unofflcldl
\\ ent to pi e"", dl! the
1
e"ult-. \\ el e
Adler, Wayde get prison tenus
By Mike Andrzejczyk
T\\o GI o~"e POll1te Shol e'> mep,
were sentenced Fndav to tel ms m
fpderal pn'>on fOl 1IIeg,dl) dl,,111
butmg cocaine
U S D",tlICt COUlt .Judge .\nnd
DIgg" Ta} 101 "entl'nree! K 1m Ad
lei, 26. to foUl )e<II" 111 pll"on and
Mdrk WeI\ de 26 to thl ('e ,md d
h,lI f ~ ed I ~ f01 t hell p,lI t 111 thI'
"ale of cO('(l1l1e to U ~ Dlug En
fOJcement ,Ig('nh Id'-l ,Jun('
Adlel
and
W.1..,d(' .1ttend('(l
:"JOIth High to~('th~l
pld\ mg on
the 1£)7:1 ;\;01th footb'lll "(]udd thdt
\\ent 90 thdt "('dl the fll.,t tllne
1I1 th<' '>chool"
hhlo1\
\\1 ,lI de
mdde
'>econd
t<'dl11
\II'BI
COlint\
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Photo by Tom Greenwood
fm hI'> pelfolmeinCl'
d" eI('fcn"I\1'
,Jim !'.imon, O\~nrr of lIiII :u,d I'nd Aellcl pi <l\ Nl l'OIIWII1<1Cio.
Hill Tohacco
~hop" and thi! d
,\dlel L!,Iddu ,IIPel 111 I !l74 \\ htl e
placf' lini.,h<>l 111 the ,lath .\nntlal
W,I)ele \\ent on to p]d\ ,\1lothel
\\'OIlrl Pipt' ~mokin~ ('ont<>.,1.
\edl
of 'dl "It\ footh,lll
1,('fOl C
tohaceo
)<, mOl"t<'r
It tell(J.., to gl delUdllllg 111 iQ7') Aft PI ,,( hool
bUI n longl'l Th<lt., good Thl' !J,Id hoth ""ellt on 10 pO"llion" In fdl111
pal t I" th,lt when It ... 111Ol"I II" I) 01,\ ned COmpdl1le'>
,11.,0 e<l"lel fOl It to go out 'I: ou
Both men had plcd ~llllt) to
ll'dlly have to concentl ,lte to kl'ep
onc of (,lght counh cOI1t.llned III d
It ht
[Nlel,"
gldnd
]Ul \ Indll'tllll'nt
AccO! dmg to Simon thl" ~ Pel I S uncleI' d pll'd hdrg,lll1lng
dgl C('
conte'>t III e~ 68 conte"tdnh
fl om ment negotlclted
Id"t month \llth
l('ontinu('d on Pag<> 21\)
froerdl alto! ney"
.\ thlle! Ill<ln. K<'I-lJ1 \\'111I,lm"
of Cl,l\\"on
lecl'l,cd
five
tel m., of thl ee ,1Ild foUl \ ear.., to
lun conclII renth
WIIII,Im.., \\(1"found glllll~ b~ ,; IUI\ ~ept 27 of
five count'> III Ihe Illdll'l !lWllt III
c1udll1g CO!1"pll dC\ to po.,,,I''''' <llId
dhtlll1UtC
COCdll1C eliding ,1Ile!
dbettll1g and dl..,tllhutmg
LO(dlJ1e
pO""C""101l \\lth mtent 10 <h"tllhutp
COCdllW dno mtel "tdte tldn"pOl t,1
t lOll 111 d lei of I d( kl'l el' I I11g ('Ilt ('I
pll"C"
27.
Willldl11" 1\,1" ,d,o found L:Ullt\
of d II'''''CI ('hdl g(' lJ1c1uded In the
ld"t ('ounl of thc gl,md IUI~ 111
dlctll1l'nt
,l""elultln~
I ('''l"tlllg 01
ll11ppdmg ,I (ll ug ('nfOl «,Ilwnt of
flcel
\11 Ihl ('(' \11]] hcl\l' ,I thl{,(' \('dl
pdlO]P p('llod dflel tl1(,11 lell'''''p
The l1lght of thell ,Ill e"t \dlel
dlHI Wd)e!e
met \~Ith fedel dl
elgPllh 1I1 W d) de " ShO! epomte
elpdl tment dllel fwld te.,ted .1 "mall
pOl tlon of the ('OC.1)11e The agent'>
\Iel (' then dll peted to a home on
UIlI\ el "It\ HOdd 111 nOl the,l"t De
tlOlt \\ hei e the\ \\('1 e met In Wil
hdm"
\\ ho plodllced
thl pe qUdl
tel" of d kllogl am cf COCdinp dnn
cut dnol h('1 qUdl tel ktlogl dm
flom dllothpl qUdntlt~
\\l1('n thp ,1I1 I'"t Wd" dnnollnCt'd.
,lll Ihl PC mell tll('d to p"cdpe off I
('('I" "did
.\dlel \\,h dll e"tl'd out
"Idp t1w IlOIl1l' Wllh,lm" l!,l dhbl'd
the gun of olle fedPI al dgPllt ,llld
\\ ,I" "hot
III the leL!, nnd che"t
In
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thl' Bo,lI II of EdllC,ltlOll of 1111"
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SEBAGO
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He came out
smokin'
looking slightly shocked
"ThiS I~
a gentleman's
sport. ThInk about
it. Have you ever seen a pIpe
smoker
in a hurry,
runlllng
around? Can you even thmk of one
vIllian in hteratui e or hbtory who
was a pIpe smokel'l
"We do It becau"e
we love
"Many women smoke pipe!>, and pipes," he added
cIgar~ 100," ~ald SImon, who looks
If ever there wa:, a man born to
a bll like Hal Lmden "But mostly
tobacco, it would seem to be JIm
they smoke onl}' m their homes
Simon He bought hb fIr!>t pIpe (,I
I'd ~ay I've got at least 40 women corn cob) and a tm of Prince AI
cu!>tomers here at the ~hop In bert tobacco
when he was 14
fact, one of the conte!>tants III thIS While other kIds hung around the
year':> world contest did qUIte ball dIamond. pool hall~ or the lib
well. Judy Strong, WIfe of the se- rary, SImon would hang ellound
cond place fmlshel, kept her pIpe tobacco shops m DetrOit
gomg fOl 47 mmute~, and 59 se"I originally w.mted to be <I
cond::. She came III 17th"
dentist,"
he :,a id "Then I got
WhIle the rules of the conte~t ~Idetracked I !>tarted workIng fOI
a man who bought a ~hop, but
are "Imple, entel mg the competi(Continued
flom Page IA)
"chool lJo,l1d cll':>ohedld flOm CIlI- tion I:' even Simpler It'" open to dIdn't know too much Soon I \Va"
anyone All you have to do is show domg all the bUylllg and ordelll1g
len':> who support the I eOIgumzafor lum By the lIme I wa~ mal
up While the ChIcago
affair
hon HenlY Clay, of the Farm~,
ned I had a degree III p~ychology
charged
a $5 entry fee, most
Ulgt-'<i the tru~tee" to '"t,wd VOUl'
wOlld and regIOnal contests are and it wa!> tIme to go to WOIk
ground "
.
flee.
"My WIle a:,ked Whdl 1 wclnled
"Conti dry to whelt ) ou mdY be
"We'l every
democl atlc'" ~aId to do. All I knew wa:, tobacco and
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hearing Glo::."e POlllte dId not 111SImon, With a smIle. And how pIpes, so here I am " Apparently
DEA offICIal:' ~dld Artel It IS pre- vent thl:' problem 101 declInmg
Simon is domg be~t what he
doe~ one tram for the contest?
Clay "ald He :,ald
pm ed for the ~tl'eet ':>ale,the value emol!mentl,"
knows best
He':, ~mce added
Illcrea::.c" to bet\\een $300.000 and pI estlglOu" school dl~t ncb clCIO!>,', Does the smoker put In miles of three other shops to hI:' original
Joggmg
to
build
up
endurance?
$500,000, they added
The kIlo- the natlO11 have been forced to
Doe!> It call for tears and toil, store m the Pointe
grclm :,elzed III the <.ille~t was c1o:,e :,choob I.>ecau::.eof .,hl1l1kmg
sweat
and muscle?
tested a" 86 pel cent put e
For hIS effort~ as third place
family "Ile!>
"Not at all," said Simon
fmI!>her, Simon eat ned himself d
ACCOldlllg to the DEA, COCdllle,
"Sule, II'" more fun to glow
"BaSically, you practIce when you $175 DunhIlI Pipe and lots of tothan to ,',hIink, to eldd to faClhtJe~
were It to be rated by Forbe"
have lot!> of lelsUl e tIme. At least bacco Next year's world conte!>t
MagazlIle, would be the fourth
than to take away I thmk you
two hours to SIt down m an easy takes place m August and WIll be
large!>t mdustl y III the natIOn Co- have acted re,',pon~lblv," he adchaIr where you won't be bother- held at the Strohhaus m DetrOIt
.
caine ~ales are e:,tlmated to make ded
ed LIght up in one mmute and
up about one thll d of the nahon'~
What's the secret for keepmg a
Ju!>t keep It going You should
Supt
Brummel'~
plopObub
al
e
IllIcit drug mdu!>try's $75 bIllIon
few grams of tobacco gomg for an
tI
am
usmg
the
offICIal
tobacco
de~Igned to Improve the effiCiency
sales last year
hour or more?
though "
of the system whose enrollment
How CiVIlIzed
"Personally,
I blow gently into
St Clall Shore~ officer" were ha:::.dropped by mOl ethan 40 perthe pipe rather than draw," saId
a~ked to partIcIpate m the arrests
cent smce 1970 There are now
And the competitIOn itself Does
SImon, smkmg back mto hi!> easy
because the department
!>upplled 7,500 students attendmg clcl:,se~ in
one eyeball his opponents, trying
chair. "You feed oxygen to It to
the Illitlal mformatlOn leadmg to 15 bUlldmg,'" de::.lgned to hold
to gain a psychological edge?
keep it lit. Does anyone have a
the InVe!>tIgatlOn and arre:,ts,
10,000
Peak
enrollment
was
match?"
"My goodness no," ::.a1d Simon,
PEA offlcial~ said,
13,500
Gov Jame~ J Blanchard
has
declal ed the month of November
as "!:lecond Chance Heat t Line
Month" In recogmtlOn of the many
contllbutlOn~ the 01 gamzclt IOn hai>
made to hem t pclllent~ at St John
Ho~pltal thl ough coun~ellng :,el
VIce:" fund-I dl:,mg actIvItIes, clnd
concel n dbout the welfm e ot he,ll t
pattent"
The melJol objective of Second
Chance I" to plovlde el gclthel mg
place whele II1dlvlduab \',ho have
had 01 HI e contempl ltmg hem t
:,m gel y can "hUl e thell thought:,
elud expellence"
Meml.>el" who
,lie fOImel heell t peltJenb, donate
thell time allel) mg the fe,lI" ot
pie dnd po"t opelatlve patIent'> elt
the ho"pltal They VI:'lt peltlent'>
and an"wel
elny of thell nonmedlccll que"tlOlI~
!:lecond Ch,lI1ce \\cl" 01 gdl1lLCd III
1973 I.>yDI Philip Fellngel. Cell
dmc "U1 geon elt St John, who ::.el\\
the "tlOng, P0::.ltlve p::.ychologlcdl
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Thursday, November 10, 1983
NEWS
Governor cites 'Second Chance'
Tbink of
~SQL1JTIQNS[
POINTE
effect 01 a VI~lt by a hedled bypa':>:,~urgel y patIent With a I ecent
po:,t opel allve patient
The club hold!> bl monthly meetIng" In the hO:'plt,l! ':> Petel
A
Whyte
Memollcll
Audltollum
The~e meet1l1g!>aI e hIghlighted by
gue!>t "pedkel" \\ho plovlde membel" \',Ith mfol mdtlOn on he,ll t dl
"ea::.e, medlcell
,lI1d "UI glCal
tI ecltment, coun':>ehng. dnd m:,lght
on VellIOU:'hedlth I el<ited ,',ubJect,',
Membel "hlp I" open to cllly Cdl
dlOv et"cul <II patlClIl cllld hl,,/IH'I
"pou."e 1"01 lIlfOImcltlOll. c,dl the
club'" ple~ldellt, Hu""ell S.mtolo
at 771 4310 01 St John Ho~pltell
cldmll1l"tl cltlOn elt .l4l 3J(){)
(Continued from Page lA)
around the U S and Canada The
competitIOn took place at That
Steak Joynt In Chicago's old town
and was sponsored by the SOB's
(Sons of Bnars> Among the contestants wel e two women
Schools
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Handsome sport shIrts m eIther medIUm or
mmiature tartans, A great look with slacks,
sweaters or under a blazer.
Fine cotton blended WIth polyester
a CrISP look WIth no Ironmg.
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Blue, red, green and camel colormgs provtde
a colorful ChrIStmas gIft.
35.00
Meet cartoonist
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Grand Carpmaster .
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NEWS
In the Woods
Advanced LUe Support ready
worklllg and operdtlllg the ..,~.
!>tem. Pattel"on said In.,tcdd of
announclIlg the ~y:.tem '" IIlcept IOn
III July, the depdl tment dl1d the
ho~pltal wanted to WOIk togethel
to make :.U1 e It Wd::. I unnll1g
"moothly f1l!>t
Advanced Life ~upport u...,e::.I adlO
commUI1lC<.ltlOn" bel\~een emel
gency room doclol., .It the ~t
It was not a problem wIth the John and EMT::, tieatlllg the pdt.
equipment.
but gettmg u':>ed to lent to I elay II1j 01 mdllon "'uch d..,
Vital ~Ign::., blood pi e::,~Ule dnd
elect I OCdIdlOgl d m~ to lhe doclOI.."
who can then Iela) lIl.,tl uctlOn:,
LIVIng fOI tl eatment 10 Ihe EMT..,
A group of CItlll:'ll~ WOIkmg to new Wayne Commumty
develop ,lcceptdnee III the com- SerViCes agency
Only about one In ~e\ en cdlb
The citizens, member!> of the
mumt) f 01 Cl edllOn of a group
\\
III
Involve the ALS mode. Pdt
home fOt mentall~ I elclrded per- Group Home AdVisory Council of tel "on ~ald The ~evel It\ of the III
the
Grosse
Pomte
A!>soClatlOn
fOI
"on!> WII! meet dt 7 30 P m Thur~JUI) Will dlCtd te \\ hethel AL:::' I"
Retarded CItizens, u!>ually gather
day. N OV 17 u t the Brownell
put mto dcllon, he added
Middle ~chool llbl ary, 260 Chal- on the second Thursday of each
month
at
the
Grosse
Pomte
CentWood~ votel" hdndll~ pd..,..,ed the
fonte Avenue
ral LIbrary They wIl! resume that
one hdlf mill mCI ed..,e fOI Ihe ..,\
Spedkel \\ 111be Gel aId Provenschedule flfter thl<; month',> meet:,tcm th ..t \\.1'" de"Cllhed \" "t,IIP
c:ll, d:: ('("a:
of the ~1:lcomb
of the ill t by f 01 mel Public ~df et)
Oakldnd HeglOndl Center and the ing
dll ectol John Ddnkel In 1981
SInce then, the city ha.., been
tl dIning Ih pel ::,onl1el dCqUlIl11g
HARVEY'S
eqUlpment ,1IId gettll1g the nece..,
~alY IJcen..,e., to opeldte the ")
"tem
WhIle the dpplll,ltlOn \\ d'" lJell1g
reviewed b\ d Vd Ilet \ of loc<lI ,lI1d
:,tate medic,d dgencle~, the Clt)
ploceeded 111 tl<lIning flve Pdld
medlc~ and mne bd~IC emer genc)
medlcdl teChl1lCldn., The pi Ogl .1m
345 FISHER RD., GROSSE POINTE
Involved
about 5000 hour.., 01
cia..,..,!oom and clJllIcal tl allllng,
881-0200
polIce and ho~pltdl olflC'wl~ ~ald
ANNOUNCES THE ADDITON OF A
In addlllOn the Clt) added d
bUilding la!>t year behll1d Its
PETITE GALLERY OF ORIGINAL ART
mUlllclpdl galdge to hou..,e the
EMT.., while the\' wel e on 24-hoUl
call The city began workmg WIth
the eqwpmenl fOI Ihe ALS at the
beglllnJng of the 198.384 fl"Cdl
By Mike Andrzejczyk
Two ~eM.., ago, Wood~ voter!>
mCIed~ed thell tax I dte by onehdlf mill to pdy fOI It, a nd now
the) hclve It The Clt\ dnd ~t John
Ho~pit,ll I ecentl~ dimounced that
the Wood-; Advdnced Llle SUPPOlt
ambulance
..,elvice h ready to
..,dve live..,
The ..,\..,tem hd'" been In limited
opel dtlOn "'lI1ee ld..,t .Julj, police
officI a Is saId, The emel gency
medical techmclans and the hOSpItal have been qwetly te!>tmg and
workmg out the bugs 111the commumcatlOns equIpment, the backbone of the servIce
As of la~t
month, both parties wel e ready to
go wIth the ~ystem, Dh ector of
Publlc Safety Jack Palter..,on said
Group home meeting set
Compleat
Traveler
Pb.
-\1 do d~lhldlJOIi
':>Ignificance" Elizaheth
Ick Olti.,on, Ill. ",hill' e"e('uthe
\VOlk to ..,eelit e dn hl..,tOlICdl ..,lle
mdl kel 101 the lJlo" ...e Pomte Wdl
\lel1101ldl beg<1ll 111 Febludl \ 01
1981 T\\ 0 \\ eek" dgO the hl..,tollc,d
po..,t 10l ~Ite 1'\0 148 \\.1.., 01eclecl
nedl the entl dnce of the CIICUldl
dll\ e )0dellng liP 10 the -\lgeJ
l\I,ll1:,IOn
In gold lip Idl"ed leltel'" ..,et
dg,Un.,t d fOIe~t gl een bdCkglouIId
It "d)" Hu..,"ell -\ AJgel HOll::.e
"The l\10011llg'"
.. I{u.....,ell A \lgCl JI
1187l
The ~oal of the ALS ~)~tem I"
to prOVide nece~::'dl y lIfe ~UPPOIt
measure~ dt the "cene dnd III the
ambulance
befol e the pdtlenl
reache!> the emel gency room.
ho!>pltal offiCial., !>Hld U~mg the
radIO and telemetl)
commUI1lCd
tlOn hnkl:>, doclor~ .IIe able to Ie.
commend tl eatment meUi:lUrei>
The paramediC" are uble to ad.
minister drugi>. perf OJ m II1tllbatlOn!>and admml!>lel mtl aveneou~
flUid!>. and othel 11fe~aVlng tech.
Illque:, on order~
from
the
emel genc) loom doctor FOl pa
lient:. expellenclllg hearl trouble:.
the paramediC:'
are able to
transmIt
elect! OCllldiogra m:,
Art & Dorey Kruse are presefltlY displaying a collection of their
Oils, water colors and sculptures at Harveys Compleat Traveler
Also on display a,re paintings by Bill House and Russell Bolt,
sculptures by Michael Curtis and Dennis Knight-ail accomplished
Michigan artists.
There IS no better way to support the arts than by a purchase of
an anginal work, one that you particularly like, to grace your
home or office. or as an unusual, lasting, and beauttful 91ft.
if nece.!>sal y. perf 01 m
Something for everyone
whatever your fauorrte
winter sport \IOU /I find exhibits and euer\lthmg
you need The most eXCIting winter fashions and
the newest deSigns In eqUipment For ~klers a
specIal treat
The MIchIgan ski patrol gwes tipS on
safety FrIday 11th 7 pm to 9 pm
Saturday 12th
1 p m to 4 p m 7 p m to 9 p m Sundav 13th
1 p m to 3 p m
and there's more
the colorful
Mini Ice Capade
"lce Trazeganza . Frrday 11th
1 p m 4 p m 7 pm
Saturday 12th 11 a m and
7 p m Sunday 13th 1 p m 2 30 and 4 p m
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dIO\'l!>lOn, 01 the ddmllu:>tel mg of
electllc "hocks to the heal t
Police estImate that ALS Will be
u!>ed III from 10 to 12 pel cent of
the calb the ambulance handle~
PolIce and ho~pltal ofhclab credit
a numbel of doctOl:' at both Det
rOlt ReceIving and St John ho!>pltals the Cit\' admlnl!>tl atlOn and
counCil as i'ell a:, Dr Ann Zimmer of the Woods. fOl the tl alllmg and educatIOn of the public
about the :.) stem
November 11.13
dilectol,
I <;11~ "of
()1\!...tandin~
hi..,!mital
Dr..j
E.dAu.
.mri .1Ilhitl'ltural
repOi t of the Ulldel taklllM to hoal d pI e.,idl'nt Fll'd!'r:\lalk H, Weber. look.., on
'Moorings' is an historic site
~eaJ
and.
J.~,-l...linb the \\' .. 1 'lemoria!
:\10"'~1 ("wdelot tUi n., ovel hel
l~ll'lIlUIl.l
Farms woman
robbed by trio
A 48 yedl -old Far m., \\Omdn
\\ a!> lobbed 01 hel pur~e by lIll ee
men whIle :,tdndmg In her front
) ard Thlll ~da) aftel'lloon. Nov .3
.\CCOIding 10 police IepOl h the
\\oman dnd hel hu"bdnd had l'etmned from a ,,!tOIt lnp dnd had
pdl ked thell Cdl 111thell gdl dge
The \\ omtlll !>dld :,he not ICed lhl ee
young men walk pa!>t their dnveway, ':>top. retUlI1 and cdJl to her
a..,kmg fOl directIOn!>
A., ':>he \\d" about to I'e..,pond,
the thl ee men charged hel. I unmng acl'o!>!>a nelghbol '.., lawn and
grabbed hel pur~e The victlm~
resisted. but were knocked to the
glound
The three men 1.111 off. cha:"ed
bv the VIctim ~ hu~band \\ho \\a~
qlllckly outdl:>tanced
T,he t\\ 0
l'e;,ldenl::, "ald they heal d the
.,owld of d car I aClllg aWd~
The !>u:,pect:>\\ere descllbed .1:'
three black male". 17 to 19 years
old, 5 feet 11 II1che~ tdll, 150
pound". \\ Ith ddl k clothe~. mcludlIlg dal k \\ a!;,t length Jackets
Fal ms poltce belle\ e lhe thl ee
ale le;,pon.,lble fOI dt led..,t t\\O
othel Iobbel Ie" and d ..,exutl) d~:,dUIt 111 lhe Clt~ dUIlllg the la..,l
month
Sat .. November
19th
Ha' Ha' Ha' Santa IS com
Center
be
wre to mark vr)llr calendar
Bring ~Ollr ChrIStmas list
and meet Santa ar 9 30
Salllrdoy mornmg In rhe
Cirand COllrt
Ing to r.astland
November
19l0l :,011of l\lIChlgdl1.., GO\iel nOI
Hu"..,ell Algt'1 bUIlt thl" It,llltln
Hendl"'..,dl1ce ..,t\ Ie I11dn..,lon In
1910 r\lgel \\.1.., ol1e 01 the loull
del" oj the P dck<lId 1\lotOl Co III
PdIJ)
Chdlle.., A Pldll 01 Ne\\
YOI k de"lgneel
thl.., eldbol dte
..,11UctUIe. dnd Ellen ~hlpmdn 01
~e\\
YOlk
ldnd"'caped
the
gl ound~ The home. ~Itualed on
Luke St Cldll \\ a~ I efell ed to d'"
"The :\1001lIlg;, Algel 11\ ed hel e
unlll hi;' dedth 111 1930 Flam 19.36
to 1948, the hou;,e \\ d;, u~ed b, the
DetlOlt Instltule
of All'>
d
bl <inch mu:,eum In 1949 It wa~
deeded to Ihe Gro,,:.e Pomte War
Memorial A;,!>oclUtlOn 111memol v
of tho~e who ~el ved and died Ii,
our nallOn'!> W,Il!>and fOI f,IClhlatmg the educatIOnal, cultural dnd
CIVICneed:" of the commumly "
a:.
\
U1\ hlOn
tllld!
..,lgl1lflcdl1le
of the
tJl'(1<11
eel
(Jut
dlltec
oj
dl
'Ihl' died
I.,
no\\ II.,ted III the :\<111011,I Hegl..,
tel of HI"IOIICdl PldlP'"
Tho..,e I e ...pon"'lble fOI ...eelllg Ihe
Idea come to ft UltlOIl mcilide the
Wdl l\Iemolldl., ~el \ Ice I.edgue,
ddmllll.,tl dll\ e ..,tdff dllel 1;0<0d of
dllectOl~, and In PdlllClIldl Ell
Zdbeth l\lowel Gdlldelol d mem
bet of the bOdld \\ho ;,pedl hedeled
the Idea <lI1d ..,<1\\ It th Iough
l\Idl k R We bel . e,ccutlve
dll ectol of the centel ..,dld \\ hat
..,eb thl.., hll:>tollcal ;,lle apdll fl om
othel" I~ that It I':>a 11\ lIlg memOllal ..,elvll1g Ihe commulllly
thlough lItel ally thoU..,dnd;, of ac.
llVllIe.., annuall) "
Park woman sentenced to jail
after embezzlement guilty plea
By Susan McDonald
Carol Walker. of Nottingham
Road, was sentenced thIS week
to ~erve at least SIX month!> 111
Jail after !>he pled gwlty to em
bezzlmg money from a company owned by the family of
Gros!>e POInte Park MUl1lclpal
Judge Bevelly Grobbel
Ml;, Walker 47 w d!>t'lken to
Wayne Count)' Ja;1 on i\'londay
No';' 7. after her sentence wa~
handed down by Recorder's
Court Judge
La\l/l'ence
D
SIlverman
In addItion to the Jail term.
she was placed on five years
probatIOn and was ordered to
Jom and regulal'1y attend meet.
mgs of Gambler;, Anonymou~
Judge Sl!vel man <11soordel ed
Ms Walker to pay I estltutlOn of
$37.787 09 by 19R8 If ~he abIdes
November
25th
so!mds of
the WoodlLlnd QllIntet
F n}o~ the mel/ou,
playing your fOllonte hall
day mU~lr 7 p m Penny ~
[ ast Court
f \Jtlt MI r Road and Kelly Road In Harper Woooe,.
'[ h(: HI"tOI
~tdte 01 \hdllg,ill h.....
the \\dl :-'IPInOlldi .1 'Ill
"Idlldlllg hl ...tOll(tll ,tlll!
by the term:, of probatIOn and
mak~s.
I e~tltutlOn,
Judge
SIlver ~lan ..,ald he \\ould ~~':>pend anothel "Ix-month.., JaIl
~entence whIch I:' to be ~el ved
at the end of five yea!'"
The felony charge agaln..,t
l\1I> Walkel alleged thaI ..,he
embezzeled more than ~30.000
from the E \V Gorbbel mea t
company on Detroit" Ed"lel n
Mdl ket dUllllg the one and a
half year!> l\Is Wdlker wa;, employed a:. offIce managel thel e
The charge:. were mdde Ihl:"
!>prmg after the comp~ny began
to lIl!>tall a computel accountIIlg ::,ystem and dI~covel ed
fund!> wel e mls;,lIlg
1\11':,
Walker I e;,lgned from the III m
She \Va!>repre~ented III COUll
b) Paul C LOllI;,ell. of the fll m
RIckel and Eal Ie
26th
The delightful Sound of
MUSIC
performed by the
talented Grosse POinte
ChJldrens Theatre Penl1~ s
fast Court 110m
and 2 pm
Open dally 10 a m to 9 pm
Extended Hours Begin November 25
Sunday 1? noon 10 5 p m
125 stores
for your
shopping
Lonvenu>nce
GROSSE
Page Four-A
POINTE
Thursday, November 10, 1983
NEWS
Moms are sponsors
Ex-addicts, alcoholics visit SH
B\ J.lnl'
KOrnmell'1
111
the
lunlh
gl dde
SOphOIl1Ol e"
tli dl tend Iwo "e-,..,Ion" \llth Ihe
Fe)) lll"ll udO!" dlld hdve the op
~pOn"OllJ1~ Ihe foUl th VI"ll 01
the Fl ('edom II om l'11I'1lHt ,,) 1>('
penden(\
lounddllOn
\ FCD) l'
South"
~lotht'I"
Club '1h(' \\ ('pk
\1
lroll 01 dt!t'ndlllg
the othel t\~U
l'!d'''P'' JUIlIOI'" dnd "emOl'> ,d"o
ot i\O\
14 "1\ IIhtludOl"
110m hd I (' IIll' OpllOll 01 dt tendlllg d "e~
10 que:,tlon,>
the IOUllddtloll \1 !lIch h iJd "cd ltl -1011 to get dn"\\('I"
Needh'lIll,
;\1.1"'" \\111 "pelHI IOlll d!JOUt ..,ub,ldncl' dllu..,l'
On Wedlll'"dd\
l\ov lb, dt 7 30
d<l~" III (,Io"..,e POinte llwetlllg
P m III the ,1l1(111011lUI1dn even
WIth "Iudpnh
dnd pdl ell I-!Ill-, to l1ll'l't dnd ldlk \\llh tlw FCD
Begllll1lng \10Ildd\
tIll' FeD III
10 Ilwet ,md 1,lIk With
~tIUCtOI '> ,ill fOIIl1('1 ,l!collOlIe" 01 dl\(1 ,llluenh
till' FCD IIhlllll'tOI"
AIl('1 d bl wf
dlUg dddll'h
\Ilil
/lweI \\llh
lilt 1 ouullLOI1 the ..,tudenh dlld pd
fr e"hl1wl1 dlld 'Op11011101(' "tudenh
to Jll 0\ HIe IdeW dl mlOI IlldllOIl 101 I ellh 11111 "pill II1to t\IO "epdl dIe
the "tudenh
dnd 10 ,1Ih\1 <.'1 tlWll hi (lUll" Thl' II III pi oVlde .Ill open
eOn«'IIl"
dbout '>ub"l,lI1ce ,dJlI..,e dtlllo"phel e 1(1I edch ,,() the) mdY
<1'>the\
hdve bepn Ihel (' dlld t ,ilk II eel\ dboul Idea" \\ hlch the\
I1ld\ othel II he IJe dlUlId 01 em
'>uftel ed the con"equence"
111 ft onl of
The lte~hmen
\\111 I('cel\('
the b,lI'l a"..,ed to dhtU,,,
olhel"
Lllt'l
the t\\O glOUp'" \\111
mo't eoncenll dtlOn dtlendlllg loul
I ed,..,('mble
<'>dll1<'>1dl1d the In
..,e!>"lOn,> olle d dd \ ..,In((.' IhL Illd
\\111 then dhCU,," the
JOllt:- of them ,II'C lIltlOdueed
10 ,tIUttOl"
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,.,
I.,hl,. UUU!
l
I,.UJU
~1
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I
1,.11 Uh
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Lucv
Soulh\
tedm.
tlOlldl
dbu..,e
gl 0\\ 11
SmIth.
challpel,>oll
ot
newl\
tOI med
'>chou]
leel" the need fOI 1Il10lI1Id
IUllellO)h
on '>ul>"tanlt'
101 ..,tudent~ becduM' It hd'>
to 'epldenllc
Pi OPOItlOn..,
;
"We (the Mothet"
Club :::,ouu~
ddmull"tl aIm'> dnd ledehel"
dnd
pat ellt':» leel '>ludent'> ou~ht to
know the lJ"k" of dlug dbu,>e IJe
101l' they deCIde whelhel 01 not to
ll'>e Ihp..,e dl ug" '
/
The FeD lounddllOll b e""entl<ll
I~ d 1I011 plobt OlgdllltdtlOn \-\llIch
belLe\ e.., III Pi evenl,,11 ve educdtlOn
101 ,ill ~tudenh,
p,ll enh dnd ted
chel" It upddte:, :,tudent~ and pel
I enh on Ihe fdct~ of dl ug dbu..,e
and leh them openly dbCU..,~ thell
cancel n:, and opllllon" "boul II
They abo give adVIce on ho\\
to help fllend'> 01 then Chlldl en
\\1.0 ..,llffcl flom
chcmlc.l!
dep,:!'
denc~
'Little Foxes~auditions open
~ophomOl e Becky ~Ietfe" com
mented,
"I think
It ~ d good
AuditIOn,> fOI Glo:,,,e
POlnle
ce"" 40-4.'>, Blldle Hubbdld. tuntd
,>OUlee of mfol mdtlOl1 fOI ..,tudenh
Thedlet .., pi oductlOn of ' The Lit
~()uthel n dl htO(l <it 40 4.'>, Ale,,- ,1I1d II rn<iY ~CUle them, but III d
JohJlln ~l'hlllldt. :'I1.D.. \\111 .,peak about caldiac rehabilitation
on Tue!lday, Nov. 15.8 p.m. at Bon SecoUl"
tie Fo,e..,
d LJllJdn Hellmdll
<indl d Glddon"
dellcdle
and
\Ieek 01 ~o they'll fOlget dnd \\111 Ho"pital'" .'lClenCl' H,lll 'I Ill' pi ogram i!. pal t of the Friends of Bon ~ecour!> Town Hall for Health communit)
cla""lc
\\111 be i'>O\ 12 ,md I;l "tlOl1g 1725, Addle, \\1..,<.> J11<ild, be bdCk to Ihen 1101mal dcti\ I educJtion "eliI''' 1>1 ~lhl1lidt \liIl di!>cus!l fisk factor!l leading to heart attack!> and under<,tanding
Herci"e
from 1 10 ') P rn dt the the<ltel
411'), IJldC'k, Ben)dmll1 Hubbdld,
fUlleh.J111ht<ltlOll
\rlmi">.,ion i" flee but b) reservation
onl). Call GIOl)' Little at :N:!.1520 to make a
lie"
l'ltudLO, 315 FI'>hel [{odd
powel
hungl ~ <ind dl,>hone~l,
I e"el \ alion PictUi ed i" 1.01 rnzo Bro\-\ ning (light), president.
Friends of Bon ~ecoUI", pi e"enling dpprecia.
And cancel ned Pdl ent Anne
"The Little Foxe..,
l~ d bill
405.'>, O!>C<i1 HuLJbdl d, CIuel but
Hon gift... to IHI!tiCIIJ,ll1h III the 1983 Town Hall for Health series, They 31 e Ileft to right) Ralph Cu~hing,
Bo)
Ie
~aId,"
at
led~t
II
~
a
hant, IJltlllg chi omde 01 d tU111 ",plllele'>.." 4(}".'>5,Leo Huhbm d not
:\l.D., Johann ~('hnlldt. 'I.D .. and ~bter Vidolia Segura, C.B.S .. M.D.
~lep 111 the light dll cellOn"
of,the cenlul~
~oulheln
[dmll\"
too "malt
but ~nedky,
1825,
lelentle'"
delel mmdtLOI1 to "tllke
HOI dce Glddon:,
"mal t but lo..,e~
OPEN DAilY
BUY
It Ileh IJ) !Ju"me",>
to Hegll1a dedth ~cene, 40-50, Wl1I
10:00-6:00
USED
OR
BROKEN
DIt ectol Michele Karl I'> looklllg
!lam
Mal :'h<1ll, dl ...tll1gul~hed
'. Order Your Thanksgiving Pies
Except Sunday
GOLD OR SILVER
tOl <i I,ll ge tUI n out dt dudltlOll"
l'\01 thel n gentleman,
~hrewd,
NOWI
I
She oft el ~ the~e chd 1 dctel de!> 4(}"50, ClI, pI opel bullel, bldek
c~ IptlOn" of the fOUl women <illd
l\h Kml ddcb that Southel n de
ALL HOMEMADE PIES II
SI" men \~ho mdke up the COIl upl
cenl" <ile d mu:,t to! dll chdl dclTurn Your Jewelry & Old Gold to Cash
I.
WITH COUPON
~...
~~
I
Inllmate
• layet1es
dl!>hone"l ,llld deeeptl\ e c,I,,1 of el.., with the e ...cept Ion of the LOll'
BUYING GOLD AND SILVER
I
10%
Discount
for
Senior
Citizens
•
~
Apparel
• Infants &
ehalacte",
Heglnd Glddon"
who 01 WllIldm Mdl"h,l!1
P1ed"e be
Anything
Marked 10K-14K-IBK
''i'
•
THANKSGIVING
DINNERS
FROM
$3,95
I
'f
t' _ • Sleep Wear
Children s Wea
wll! do dll~ thing to dchle\ (' ,ue
plepmed
to <ludltJon with ,weent
And Sterling SIlver
Friends spomor heart talk
_~.:\
,~~.Jy,
/.;,I')I~\
"
500/0 OFF
1
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REPLACEMENT WINDOW
II ,
Y f,,'
t'\
1
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f1'
I
Always
•
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ILET B.J.'S BAKE FOR YOUI
Up To
Loungewear
• To Size 6X
Nursing
Gowns
Hours
Mon-Sat
MOE'S Coins & Stamps
.'
I B.J.'s
Need Gold Class Rings
16115 MACK
(313) 881-3955
"
I$1 50 OFF
RESTAURANT
•1 16353 E, Warren Ave.
Delre,l, MI 48224
885-3979
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Lingerie
'
Ltd./"ee Rids
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18710 MACK AVENUE
Gron.
•
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Polntll Forms
"1,6567
co.
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THINK SPRING
SAVE 10%
COMING
NOVEMBER
REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIALIST
• Storm Windows
• Storm Doors
?t-fIii
~
• Aluminum Trim & Siding
• Steel Security Doors
valley Ildlng inc.
28021 HiTpiT. St. Clair S1!,ns
775-5190
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
An~~~:
1~1
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On next year s prices by ordering bttore JIn, 15, 1 !1M
...,...
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22704 HARPER
8T
CLAIR.~HORES
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774-1010
17, 18, 19 & 20
HARPER
SPORT
SHOP
FOUR SEASONS
SALES
INSTALLATION
SERVICE
36th
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OUR STARS
Will Include
KIRKGIBSON
ON
NOV. 19th
12:00-1:30 p.m.
ERIC HIPPLE
ON
NOV. 17th
6-8 p.m.
SUN-LIT SPACES
~OI~1
23 Standard Shapes ~
an
d S Izas
~
DEALER
BANK FINANCING
AVAILABLE
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
GREENHOUSES
CREATE LUXURIOUS
AUTHORIZED
FUN & RELAXING
Ingrounds & Portables
5 YEAR WARRANTY
Full Lme of Chemicals
and Accessories
Try It Before You Buy It I
CREATIVE SPAS, INC.
2821 ROCHESTER ROAD AT 1-75 • TROY
524-1212
LIOUIDATION
SALE
MIlT LIQUIDATE EVERYTHING IN STOCK
All Items are priced below cost
ORIENTAL FURNITURE • VASES
PANEL SCREENS • JEWELRY BOXES
FOUR SEASONS • SILK SCREENS
OIL PAINTINGS ON CANVAS
OIL PAINTINGS ON SILK PAPER
ROOM DIVIDER (SCREEN)
with jade, coral and mother of pearl
reg, price $5,000, NOW $999
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SUNDAY ONLY
11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
15304 E. 8 MILE ROAD
(3 Blocks east of Gratiot)
17157 HARPER
East of Cadieux
Rear of King Tut Jewelry Store,
Look for orange doors ...
._.
Thursday,
November
GROSSE
10, 1983
POINTE
$
4
S
•
su ••
,.
Page Five-A
NEWS
to
Cornell v-p visits Pointe
which ~upplements
the pubhc
~chools' cUl'llculum with ennchment OPPOItumhe~ not aVailable
thlOugh eXI~tlllg funding
Dr Bal kel b a biochemist who
hdh had an active reseal ch progl <lm concemed with the molecular htl uCtUie of cell !>urfaces A
ndtlve of England,
he went to
COlllell a~ dn ector of the DivlhlOn
of BIological SCIence" In 1979
Educated at the Umverslty of BlitlSh Columbia (B A , M A ) and the
Umvel hlty ot Cahforma
at Bel'kley (Ph D III blOcheml~try), he
did po~tdoctOlal wOlk at Washmgton Umvel ~Ity and the NatIOnal
In~t1tutes of Health He has held
fclculty POhth at the Univel.'>lty of
Iowa dnd MIChigan state, where
he Chdlled the department of blO
cheml~tJy
DI Bal kel I ecently a~humed
the pO~ltJon of vlce-pre"ldent
dt
COInell HI::. appoIntment
comClde" With a newel a m corporate
mvolvement
With Umvel sity 1 e~eal ch He fclce" the ta~k of leadtOplC
mg COI'llell'~ efforts
to develop a
new I e"ource mIX ot govel nment,
J'
0
corporate, ,1l1d pllvate fundmg of
The Men'~ Garden
Club of .Ie"eetrch
Grosse POlllte Will hear Carey
Mltchel.'>on, ~upel'1ntendent
of
grounds at the Country Club of
Detroit, who Will outlme the requilements needed for a beautiful
A If)..year-old Park reSident with
and healthy lawn
250 matches in his pocket was
He Will dI~CU~S the ~011 recaught at 6 38 a.m on Sunday,
quirement of seedlllg, fertlhzatlOn
and watering I eqwred to obtam a Nov 6, settmg a leaf fire in the
healthy turf An outline of the BOOblock of Balfour
Accordmg to Park police, the
procedures required for Fall and
Winter care to prevent fungi (such youth had also been spotted by
settlllg leaf hres on
as snow mold) as well a~ other neighbors
diseases
and weed control will Saturday, Nov 5. He was released
to hiS father's custody and a comalso be d1scus~ed
plamt
was filed with juvenile auMitchelson received a Bachelor
of Science degree in Turf Man- thOrIties
Park fire officials report that
agement 10 1979 from MichIgan
any
person who sets fire to any
State Umverslty.
He gained his
experience working Slllce a yong woods, praries or grounds belongboy under the tutorshIp
of hiS mg to another, deliberately or not,
shall be gullty of a felony. Permitfather who has beeen supervisor
ting any fire to spread to the inof grounds for many golf courses
Jury or destruction of another perm Michigan.
The meetmg IS scheduled for son or property IS also a felony
Park police and fire records
Thursday, Nov 17 m the Central
show
that seven leaf fires were
Library at 7 30 pm. Visitors are
reported last weekend
welcome
18328 Mack Avenue-In
fine
wines
the Farms
•
liquor
•
- present-
"THIS WEEK'S SELL RINGERS"
•
Prices Effective November 10th, 11th and 12th
CLOSED SUN. & CLOSED WED. at J P.M.
FULL LINE OF
FRESH DRESSED
• CAPONS
Plan a
• DUCKS
• GEESE
• ROASTING
pilgrimage
to.
.
i~ __
.--t~
CHICKENS
~
Village Food Market!
L
Why Fresh Turkeys For Thanksgiving?
Leaf fires are not
fwmy say police
The Grosse Pointe Academy
•
VILLAGE.MARKET
Robert Barkel,
vice-pI e~ldent
for Reseal ch and Advanced Study
at Cornell UllIverMty, Will Vl~lt
Gro~se Pomte on Nov 13 and 14
HIs schedule mclude~ dn addre~!>
to the locdl COlnell Alumni glOup
as well ~l~ a Vlhlt to ,>clence clahh
es at North and South High
Schoob.
Dr Barkel '!>pI e~entdtJon to the
local alumm giOUp, entitled "810
technology, HIgh Technology and
the Umvel ~It~," Will take pldce In
connectIOn wIth d buffet at 5 pm,
Sunday, Nov 13 dt the Loch mODI
Countt.y Club He"elVdllon" ale
required
and rod)' be made
through
N,!n(y Wdugameln
elt
881-0619
Dr Bdl kel \\111 dddl Ch!>11Igh
hchool .'>tudent~ on the loplc. "BIO
technology
Whdt It h Whdt It b
Not," on MonddY. Nov 14 HIS
hchool appeal,lI1Ce" ,1I e "pon~ol ed
by the Gro".'>e Powte FounddtlOn
fOI AcademiC Enllchment.
dn mdependent, non pi oftt OIgdllllcltlOn
La wn care
"'or uardeners
c.......
BECAUSE THEY TASYE BETTER!
MARVEL FROZEN GRADE A
4 to 7 LB.
AVG.
TURKEY BREASTS
$1~~
$16!
PORK LOIN ROAST
8
$1 !.
STUFFED 'PORK CHOPS
CORNISH GAME HENS 2~i~l$1~h
ROSEN'S
CORNED BEEF
ALL OF OUR ATLANTIC.
OCEAN FISH IS FROM
THE FOLEY FISH CO. BOSTON
FLAT
CUTS)
(AU.
FRESH
BONELESS ROllED
......
SCALLOPS
'7.98
w.~
LB..... ~
•• ~
FRESH
CENTER CUT
MUSSELS
(From the Cold Waters of Maine)
~
TYSON
89
-~
...~~
FRESH
t
.........
DOZ.
...... ~
NEW BEDFORD SCROD FILLETS
UNKW;r ITAllAN
OUR OWN GROUND CHUCK
Tuesday, November 15, 1983
9:00-10:30 a.m. to 1:30-2:30 p.m.
171 Lake Shore Road-Grosse Pointe Farms
For Additional Information:
Contact Mrs. Edward McDermott
HAMBURGER
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OFF OFF
OFF
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Height 25"
Mfg Sug l,.t
S17000
SALE PRICE
$9350
\
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ft
5340-M
Height 26\7"
~=~
$13775
J-\
l,,'
l,.t
$27500
SALE PRICE
$20500
SALE PRICE
•
Gourmet
Meats
~
OVEN
READY
Veal
~k:
Parmesan
$189
LB
2'h Lb
Potme1-O(\;
flo ....ored veal po".~~
I'l
aU" own \pe< 01 1'01 on
,mott-..,ed With mouo •• Uo (heel" In P'~Bware fray
lJ(Jun
reedy lor 'he
Olf'll"
HEAT AND SERVE
BREADED
Chicken
Wingdings
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Thursday, November
· Government by committee?
With the mUnicipal elections out of the way,
the next major decIsIOn on the Immediate horl2.on .In the Grosse POIntes IS the board of educatton s actIOn on the school closmg Issue whIch IS
now scheduled for next Monday. Nov 14. Whatever decIsion the board makes, it is unlikely
that IS the last we will hear of the closing Issue
In the ImmedIate future
The Committee
for NeIghborhood
Elementary Schoob already ha~ warned that It w1l1
start recall proceedmgs
agaInst
any board
member who votes to close any elementary
school or to tran<;fer ~Ixth graders to a mIddle
slhool to create a slxth-seventh-eighth
grade
~chool III eff eet, thIS group arrogates to itself
the right to make deCISIOns that the community
prc~~l!n~bly elected the school board to do
Under the law. of course, the group has the
rIght to try to carry out recall of the board
!TIemberb But whether it is the wIse thing to do
IS another matter
ThiS newspaper doubts that
It Ib As In the ease of the state senators facing
recall election~ m Oakland and Macomb countle~ later thIS month, the school board members will be accused of haVIng cast a single
vote - assumIng the board goes through with
It~ expected approval of the latest closing plan
- that the recall supporters do not approve of.
Yet the board members have been doing what
they were elected to do: make decisions about
the ~chools that they belIeve are in the best
interest~ 01 the entIre community,
Nor can the recall committee claim the two
candIdates for the board who were elected last
sprIng tned to fool the voters. They made no
secret of their positIOn on the clOSIng issue but
b~t,h Said that they would consider input from
cItIzens before makIng their final decision
Now the Committee for Neighborhood Elementary Schools says no schools are to be closed
and that the board members who vote for such
an action or to transfer SIxth grade elementary
students Into middle schools Will be recalled
Where were those committee people during the
electIOn compaign last June?
Ii the board's action on Nov 14 precipitates a
recall effort, the sponsors will ,require 6,130
votes to put the issue on the ballot. The CommIttee tor Neighborhood Elementary Schools already has presented to the board surveys signed
by 6,525 reSidents But even if the proponents
succeed In putting the recall to a vote, they are
not necessanly
assured of victory. The petitions asklllg a vote on a proposal to build a
swimming pool in the south end of the district
last year obtained more signers than the proposal dId votes when It was put on the ballot
BUT ASSUMING THE committee succeeds III
its effort and the recall is approved, what Will
the committee's
next step be" Will It be an
attempt to persuade the school board to fire
Supt Kenneth Brummel, an actIOn called for
by at least one speaker at a recent meeting and
demanded by letters to the editor? What other
deCISIOns does the committee wish to make on
behalf of the CItIzens of the community? Does It
Wish the board to act in the future only In response to public opinion polls taken by In
terested parties?
Nu\\' another committee has been orgamzcd
under the name Citlzens to Support the Grosse
POInte Board of Education In order to show the
community
that there IS backing
for the
board's position. Its spokesman
accused the
oppoSItion group of intimidation and offered an
analysis of recent developments whIch he Said
had given the board at least three clues that
the voters favor some kInd of consolIdatIOn' the
defeat of the SWImming pool proposal, the slIm
margin of vIctory for last spring's
millage
question ;lnd the victones
of the two board
members
favoring school closings last June
True, other factors contrIbuted to the outcome
of these votes but this committee's
Interpretation is not without some validity.
Q
{i
,
10, 1983
I DO~T OROlNAR1~Y von
TN LOCAL E~£CTIONS BUT
THESE APl NOT YOUn
O~DINA~ TIMES.
~ t/IA
"-
II
\
News' views don't reflect public's
Prior to that date, sUl'veys of
the commumty and abandoned
To the Editor:
by the Board of Education
the Detroit Free Press and the
Over
the
past
several
DESPITE THE CRITICISMS and the con- months, I have read with conYour editorial
of Oct 20, Committee
for Neighborhood
troversy over the closmg issue, thiS newspaper
SIderable concern the editor- aligns your paper firmly be- Elementary Schools, indicated
still has confidence
in the board and the ials which have appeared
in hind the latest proposal of the WIthout doubt that the people
superintendent.
We hope the board will endorse the Grosse Pointe News re- superintendent.
I suggest to of the Grosse POlllte comthe superindentent's
latest plan which includes garding the subject of reor- you that your views on thiS munity are opposed to any
the closing of Barnes and the transfer of slxth- ganization
proposal also do not reflect the school closings. Are you sugof the
Grosse
grade elementary
students to middle schools. Pointe public schools.
views of the vast majorIty of gesting that you would deny
Even these changes are now controversial but
Ini tially , the edi tori als in the community which you re- all of the people who signed
we are convinced they are sound moves to sup- support of school reorgamzapresent. I suggest that your the survey of the Committee
port the quality education everyone wants for tion made me question
for Neighborhood Elementary
my analysis of the recommendathe Grosse Pointes.
Schools the right to object to
own feelings of strong opposi- tions of the Citizens' Advisory
And since some people seem to have forgot- tion to any change in the sta- Steering
Committee
ignores
the third proposal?
ten a major reason for consideratIOn of school tus quo. I thought, In reading the concern of that committee
The people of the Grosse
closings, we remind them that enrollment in your editorials,
prop- Pointe community have been
that
your that the reorganization
the Grosse Pointe public schools declined again views reflected the position of osal receive strong communtiy
ar:oused TheX ~o not agree
this fall to 7,517 students, down 289 from last the community and I questIon- support and acceptance
WIth your editOrial that It is
year and down 6,012 from the peak of 13,529 III ed whether there was reason
The people of the Grosse
too late to rebut a plan WhICh
the 1971-72 school year, If no schools are to be to challenge the proposals.
Pomte community are looking was only presented on Oct 10
closed with this kind of a decline, would the
from the They do not believe that the
However, I found that I was for fair reporting
Committee
for Neighborhood
Elementary
school board has the fIght to
wrong to questIon my initial Grosse Pointe News.
Schools ever favor any reorganizatIOn?
plan
judgment
just as you have
We beheve the editorial cri- adopt a reorganizatIOn
found that neither the com- ticizmg "those who joined the which is contrary to the WIshes
of the community.
munity nor the school board battle late and now complain
accepted your judgment.
because they didn't have time
Robert G Buydens
You have been' strongly III to express the~r opinfons"
Grosse POInte. Shores
,.
support of the flrstlam:l the se- unfortunate
and not befitting
cond proposal for school reor- your newspaper.
The latest
ganization.
Both proposals
proposal was not presented to
have been soundly rejected by the school board until Oct. 10. To the Editor:
Michigan's mandatory seat belt bill stIll faces imposing the $10 fine for violators and permitformidable opposItion in the Legislature but a ting motorcyclists to exempt themselves from
My son was out jogging
recent state Wide poll financed by the U.S. De- the present helmet use law
through Grosse Pointe Shores
The most frequently voiced argument is that
partment of Transportation
showed more than
Sunday everung, Oct 23 when
two-thirds of Michigan reSidents support a law the law would be another unnecessary governa large brown dog started
short
term
goals.
We
need
a
To the Editor:
on personal freedom. Yet
that would require all drivers and front seat ment mfringement
of our chasing after him. My son outThe Quality Education Coali- thorough understanding
similar restrictions
are imposed on motorists
passengers to wear seat belts
options. Even when plans are ran the dog after the chase
What IS SIgnificant, according to Phil Hasel- when they are asked to obey traffic signs, ob- tion has contmued to study the based on reliable projections
went on for more than a block
issue of declining enrollment
tine. executive director of the Office of High- tain drIvers licenses, or buy lIcense plates
When he got home and told
and the admirustration's
latest for the future, unforeseen fac- us of the incident, we went
way Safety Planning, is that support for a seat Since the federal government already requIres
tors
can
quickly
undermine
proposals to the Board of Edubelt law runs strongly through all segments of cars to be eqUlpped with seat belts, the state
their effectIveness. We need to back to see if we could find the
cation. These new proposals
the state's population. It comes from every age law would merely provide an Incentive for their
dog. And we did. It was in
raise more questIOns than they be ready for every contingroup and every Illcome category and from city use by requiring punishment of violators And
front of 29 Hampton. We then
gency
We
should
have
clearanswer.
We
see
an
ever-widenare Imposed not just for the
dwellers, country dwellers, blue collar workers such requirements
went to the Grosse POlllte
ing credibility gap between the cut criteria based on accurate
benefIt of indiVidual drivers and passengers but
and whIte collar workers.
Shores police station to file a
and
thorough
research.
VVe
administratIve
staff and concomplaint. The Shores police
THE SURVEY SHOWED that 668 percent of for the safety of all travelmg the highways.
cerned
citizens
which has need continUed confidence in a
sent a car over to the address
those polled expressed
support
That repstrong
leadership
if
we
are
to
diIN VIEW OF THE potential savIngs in life created an unprecedented
and found the dog runnIng
resented an increase over the 61.8 percent who
have
support
for
millages
in
visiveness
throughout
the
loose. The officer stated that
supported such legislatIOn in a similar 1982 poll. and aCCident costs from such legislation and community.
the future.
the dog belonged to a CirCUIt
Overall, a profeSSIOnal marketmg research or- the support it has received from the Michigan
The
Citizen's
AdVisory
We are a constituency whose Court
ganizatIOn polled 800 Michigan residents in a publIc and a wide range of state organizatIOns,
Judge.
The officer
Committee made a good start
telephone survey conducted according to estab- It IS difficult to understand the Legislation's re- in its study of declIning en- educational consciousness has talked to the judge and the
been raised. We have serious
luctance to pass the seat belt law even for the
judge stated that the dog was
lished statl.:.tlcal sampling methods
rollment. However, members
concerns about the educational
proposed
three-year
trial
period
What
are
the
Opponents 111 the House tned to amend the
not VIClOUSbut very playful.
system and is effect on what is The officer came back to the
legislators afraid of? Perhaps we'll find out the were not able to complete
b1l1 to death by addmg proviSIOns permitting
their
study,
Since
then,
many
most precIous to us all: our
real nature of the opposition when the bill
any adult of 18 or more to obtain an exemption
hours of valuaole study have chlldren, our homes and our statIOn without the dog. The
for any reason, authorizing a one-year delay in comes up in the House Dec 6.
officer suggested that instead
been completed by a variety of community
Let us work to- of signing a complaint,
we
concerned
citizens
These gether
should
go
back
and
talk
to
the
independent
studies
conjudge. We declined
tinually raised the question of
Before an emotIOnal schism
While nothing seriously hapcreative alternatives to c10smg Sidetracks crucial educational
pened
in this incident, the proschools As Just one example.
Issues, let us take our time.
It has been suggested that the There is no rush. We look to cedure used seems not in the
IMC center be relocated to an the Board of Education as our best interest of the jogger but
parent for German instruction
are
deemed
necessary.
We
existing
elementary school.
elected officials
to lead us very good for the dog
To the EdItor'
We are angered and dlsapMy son has 28 in hIS classafter many
There is need to develop a through this difficult period
After reading the front page have concluded
room, certainly
above the Total Master Plan to deal with We urge the board to declare a pomted Seems to be very poor
hours
of
research,
that
such
article on Nov. 3 about Joseph
closings are not necessary at ideal class size of 22 to 25, as the problems of declining en- moratorium
on this issue and police work
Callahan and Ius newly-formed
suggested
in the reorganizathe
elementary
level,
rollment at all levels We need vote "no" on all three propoJoan M Ireland
group of Citizens to Support
tion plan. Recent studies by long-range
plans as well as sals on Nov 14.
Grosse Pomte
the Grosse Pointe Board of
We are not just mothers or the Excess Space Committee
EducatIOn, I am compelled to
Genheiwrite once agaIn to voice ny fathers. We are, in many cas- and Ellis, Naeyaert,
mer, Associates, both viewed
es,
professionals,
lawyers,
concerns
and SOCIal Barnes as an excellent facility.
I have two children In the doctors, teachers
has not
workers,
who
care
about our Yet the administration
Bal'l1es School distrICt. I am
wavered
in
its
preference
to
children
and
our
community.
also the Barnes PTO president
close
Barnes
and
has
now
folPublhh~d W~rkly by "nU'~bo Publl.htr'
We
are
not
hysterical
and
cerand a member of the Excess
CLASSIFIED
~EWS
DISPLAY
the
suggestions
of
not uninformed.
We lowed
99 KI-:RClIEV \1. l\Vf:.
882-0294
Space Committee. People such tainly
882-6900
882.3500
shared use. Rumor is it will be
Gro.,.,t> Poinlf' Farm.,. Michl,gan 411236
as Mr Callahan
(and the have our children's best inter~t
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as
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Maests at heart and honestly do
Gror-.se Pointe
News) have
'Wl'i~ ~ I)(1'OR
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terials Center and a center for
not
feel
these
changes
will
impa mted a pICture of those opthe special education teachers
JA"~.T \fl. £1 U.R
JAN~1' l'ill~ A1'U V
( IIARI K~ OICK<;O'"
prove their educatIOn
POSIng the school reorganIza~ ~ ,\1'[ RF <;ocl~.n
~ 01 TOil ( IN;SI~ WO.,t P~ R\ ,.,OR
\.,.,'''1'11'''1' 'lfA'AGFR
Both of these could be housed
tion plan as hysterical,
unI truly resent people who get in an eXIsting building
P~.GG V 0 (O'''OR
,t 1 J Rt\ARO
PATROl ~St AI
compromlsmg
parents, few m on the bandwagon during the
'lfIKt: A"'ORIl- J( IV"
AN"t '>It III£RI'"
I plead with the board to re.,,\1 ~ ~ I'RO'lfOTIO'l
HARRIFT
NOI
AN
(ORt
t'l/ 'i1.ANFC
numher, who do not want any final stages of a long, tirmg
I
RF'"
JA'If'" Gl It ~'RF"
ally consider the purpose of
1'0\1 GRn 'l\I,()OIl
~ RA'I/ 8A< IIA
ROGF"R IIAG~ 'i
changer-. If you do feel thiS process
~ \ ~ '>IARIF at RCAR
and present
themour elementary
bUIldings, to
Ilt R"AJ'~ TTJo' 11111It R
way about U", you are so selves as mformed
citizens
l""t
~ 'i'VlO"
educate elementary
chIldren,
WI Llll R n.<;TO"
('IRCl'I.ATUl:"<
wrong
We do not oppose
£OI1'OR1o\[. CO'l/'i1 I1'A'l/1'
There is a great deal of mfor- And I plead with Mr. CallaDAWN HI ARoo
chdnge.
Just
unwarranted
~r,rA'IlA 'll<lHATJ FV
matlOn out there and it can not han's new group to research
change
be consumed
in a few short
the data. Barnes IS a nice faI have attended
numerous
RoRFRT G t ()(;,\R
weeks
clhty and should remam Viable
I'IIlU<;IlFR
meetmg". publIc hearmg and
for
the
cities
of
Grosse
POInte
I, too, believe In fiscal reRobert
B.
Edgar.
Editor and Publisher
coffee" With board members
sponsiblhty, but Barnes is not Woods and Shores I inVite Mr.
(1940-1979)
and I, along With many others,
\udlt flurr-llILi
a partially filled bUilding It Callahan to tour our facility
')f
M~mbrr \flrhlgan Pre" I\noclatlon and Natlonal"'~WAp.per A~,oclallon
have really trled to research
Sharon Masek
the facts and attempt to un- has one empty classroom that
Grosse
Pointe Wood.,
IS
used
daily
by
a
volunteer
derstand
why such closmgs
Backing for buckling
is
.L.
..
I
Jogging dogs
Take time on school closings
Letters to Editor
Don't close Barnes now
Grosse Pointe News
(lfrlllatlnM
~
Opinions & letters
Page Seven-A
Thuffiday, November
10, 1983
Community doesn't want Barnes closed
To the Editor:
I would first like to com Iiment the Board of Edu tf?
and the su 1" t d
ca IOn
perempen .ent on thte
degree of
the communitys onslveness
e h'b't d 0
the October boa dX 1 \ e at
Parcells.
I'
mee mg at
Having so said, however I
must strongl
th b 'd
to reject S~ ~rg~. e oal~
final
reco p. d I r,mme s
school closmmgme a IOn on
f hi
s an eyery part
o t s recommendatIOn.
Th~ most impeachable feature Ie:;the proposed closing of
Bar~es School. Without imp':l~nmg the good faith of the
CItizens Advisory Steering
Commlt.tee, I cannot accept,
nor beheve that most reflective citiz.e!ls would accept, the
In~lo~ablhty of Its keystone
prmciple that every elemen-
d
tary school must be able to
support at least two sections
per grade.
Though some of the alleged
benefits are dubious or elu.
sIve,
I can a d'mlt t.hat t here
may be a few margmal benefits of two sections per grade;
(The ~ost tangible - accommodatmg parent or student
problems with a particular
teacher - seems rather a luxury. In most cases, both sides
can and should learn to hve
with each other and in the
rare, unresolvable instances
the parents would or should be
willing to have the student
change schools.)
But I still see a value, indeed an advantage, ill having
one or more schools on a different model that IS smaller
and more intimate. Or, to put
it another way, it is SImply not
•
Mourad afraid of a recall?•
To the EdItor:
In the past fIve months I
have attended all of the Board
of Education meetings and all
of the public hearings concerning school closings and system
reorganizations.
The Board of Education and
Supt. Kenneth Brummel have
been very polite and patient in
listening to citizens and parents opposing their views.
What really bothers me is at
the board meeting at Parcells
on Oct 10 when Dr. Brummel
gave us his last proposal one
board
member,
Roger
Mourad, made a grand stand
~play.
Mr. Mourad denounced the
new proposal with flourish. I
truly feel that all the school
board members care about our
community and school system,
but Mr. Mourad would have us
believe that he is the only one
who shows great concern.
Even at the meeting this
past Monday
night,
Mr.
Mourad tried to defend citizens against the board, to no
avail. It seems to me Mr.
Mourad is afraid of recall.
That's too bad, He should be
more afraid this June when his
term's up, and he decides to
run again for school board.
Robin H. Missant
Grosse Pointe Park
What~ new
on
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Save on a selectIOn of
buckle<;, belt s1l IpS, knee socks, aprons and othel fashIOns
at BaybellY HIli Clas<;lc~
115 Kercheval
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At The Top
of the fashIOn scene are sweater <; For
evemng . ..,oft white sweaters ~pal klmg WIth sequm~
.
FOl day, bnght fu~chLa or subtle black With gray m a
heaVlel kmt Seen at the Green Hou'>e
117 Kercheval
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GIve A Game
for ChrL!'>tmas Solutions
85
Kercheval
carne.., a WIde vanety
of board games
mcludmg detectIve games, chess sels, and the very popular TlIvial PUl~Ult
884-1222 Open 9 30 a m to 5 30
P m _ MondAy through Saturday
ThUl :-.day unlJl 9
pm
Hcnowned Watercolor
Plymouth
November
6th
•
ArtI!'>t
:"Ilta En~le WIll he at the
WILD
WINGS
Noon untIl 5 p m
•
At La Strege! BoulLquc
Shop ea t1y for
ChII..,tma.., and take advantage
of the store
Wide SALE SUIt-. ..,Iack.." !'>klrt~ and coats are
ll~ off
.,~eatCl<; and blou,>e:, ate 2O'7r off
Some drc..,..,cs al e 1/~ off
63 Kercheval m
the Colomal Fedel al BUlldmg For your holL
day ..,hoppmg convemence,
La Strega'"
new
hour~ are 10 e! m to 5 30 P m
Sunday,
rational to close a ~chool
m~rely becau~e It fall.s to
enJoy th~ margmal benefits of
two sectl~ns per grade.
In particular, from everythO
b t
In g I h ave h ear d a?u
Barnes
and from haVing
v.iewed Its o.utsta~ding facihhes for the fIrst time recently
at the commumty meeting of
Oct. 19, a deciSIOn to clo~e it
based upon present or proJected enrollments
would be a
tragic waste,
Because it IS logically reIated to the rationale for closmg
Barnes, I would next address
the transfer of a group of
Defer. students to Trombly,
T~ere IS, of course, no quarrel
wIth the concern, not to dose
Trombly
But hke Barnes,
Trombly simply need not, be
able to support t~o sectIOns
per grade to remam a Viable
school. Hence, there IS no sufficient reason to transfer students to meet thIs end. Trombly's numbers are well above
Barnes' and both are ample to
support at least smgle sections
for each grade at a class-size
level that is not prohibitively
low,
And, of course, addItional
arguments against the particular transfer he in the considerable undesirability of having
young children cross Jefferson
to school and the resultant social isolation of this small
pocket of students,
The last main feature of the
final recommendation involves
moving the sixth grade out of
the elementary schools into
the middle schools. From the
Parcells' help
meeting
the keenly
board
cannot
but be
aware of the grave SuspiCIOn,
Widespread in the community,
that this move, whatever its
educational raison d'etre, will
be used as a later justification
for further school closings.
I am open-minded about the
possible advantages of a 6-8
middle school But based upon
some of the concerns expressed solely on educational
grounds at the Oct. 19 community meeting at Barnes (at
which, shamefully, only one
board member and no administrative
spokesperson
appeared), I wonder whether
sufficient sounding of knowledgeable elements
of the
community has been made. I
would suggest that to show its
good faith on this matter the
board should be willing to
have further study and input
on this issue and vote on it
perhaps a year from now
Best of all, I feel, would be
for the board to articulate in
some written form the circumstances necessary to resurrect
the school closing issue.
I propose the following:
• Whenever one or more
elementary
schools cannot
support a single sectIOn, perhaps 18or 20, per grade with a
certain minimum number of
students (even then, before
proposing closings, the magnet
school concept and redistricting are two options that should
be seriously considered);
• Defeat of a school mlllage;
• Significant drop in school
population well below present
projections for declining enrollments through 1987-88.
I realize that the board
should not be able to bind, and
probably could not bmd, any
future board through such
pronouncement,
but an expreSSIOn of a present intent
along the above lmes would go
a long way toward making any
deciSion
on 6-8 mIddle
schools more palatable.
It
would also go a long way toward reaching out to the concerns of thIS community which
does not relIsh havmg to deal
with school clOSIng proposals
on an annual basis.
The board must appreciate
from the Parcells meeting that
feehngs run high against Dr.
Brummel's fmal recommendatIon It IS, of course, perceived
as a prelimInary step to further closmg attempts. I hope
the board Will not diVide this
community by voting in favor
of the final recommendation.
There IS no "face savIng" that
the board need Indulge In It
Will be respected for its responsIveness If it rejects the
fmal recommendatIOn as well
as the two earlier plans
FranCIS L Zebot,
Grosse Pointe Park
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One view from the capitol
Insight from the 1980 census
By William R. Bryant, Jr.
State Representative
The census data are alway~ fa~.
cmatmg,
even If not alwdy" all
that en11ghtening
Wdyne State
ha~ been kmd enough to pi OVIde
some analysI~ of the 1980 census
fO! the Gros~e Pointes
It makes
mtel e~ting readmg,
~o I thought
I'd share some of It With you
For m~tance, 2 pel cent of our
Grosse Pomte households
are on
pubhc aSSistance,
and another 2
percent have mcome below pover
ty level Viewmg female head:, of
household only, a rather alarmmg
19 percent
of them are below
poverty level mcome
Of our senIOrs, 6 percent of households With
a member
65 or ovel are below
povel ty level
Reflectmg
the Sizable
semol
populatIOn,
30 percent
of households include someone 65 or over
and only 1 percent of tho~e do not
receIve ~oclal secunty
Hopefully mdlCatmg a SIzeable
numbel
of extended,
multIple
generatIOn famIlIes, It IS mterestmg to note the senior citizen popu
lation IS 15 percent,
whIle as I
SaId fully 30 percent of households
mclude a ~emor
A qUIte large
19 pel cent of
households
are 1 pel son households, mdlcatll1g a real dangel of
lonelll1es~ unle~~ we pay attentIOn
to communIty
actiVItIes for adult
singles
SurprI~111gly, only 4 pel cent of
household~
ll1 the Pomtes are a
female
head of household
With
chIldren
Mmor chIldren
constitute
25
percent of the population
And 87 percent of children lIve 111
two parent hou~ehold~, 9 percent"
m ~mgle parent household~
The total
populatIOn
of all
Powtes m 1980 wa" 51,989 of which
ovel 1,000 were mmollty group
In 9 percent of the homes other
than Engll:,h
IS ~poken
111 the
home, 8 percent of the populatIOn
IS foreIgn born
Of the total populatIOn. 69 percent were born In Mlchlgdn and 23
percent are from another part of
the Country
In the Il1come cll1d work area",
there
arc
~ome
partIcularly
mtere~tmg fLgure" If you or tho~e
outSIde the area
th1l1k Gro:,l:le
Pomte I!'>the man workmg and the
woman at home, thmk dgall1 FOI
one thll16 a" we know even mo"t
of the wive;, who at e not employed
are heaVIly engaged 111 CIVIC and
other voluntary dutle<, neal h d,lI
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cent of all Gro,,!'>e POinte female'>
who have mmor children al e 111
the work force? And that doe..,n t
count ~ome who mcl)- be III the
armed ~ervlce..,
Also 45 percent of all femalc..,
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pel cent, 21 pel cent have some college and 42 percent wele graduated from college
Of ~chool age chIldren m 1980,
76 percent attended publIc school
and 24 pel cent palochlal
or prIvate ~chool
The ~tabliity
of our neighborhood~ ~hows from the fIgures that
47 pel cent of the populatIOn have
lIved at the ~ame address at lea~t
20 years, and 87 percent
of the
hou~ll1g IS ownel OCCUPied
That we al e an older al ea IS
..,hown by the fact 37 percent
of
our hou~ll1g I~ pre-I940, 22 percent
bUIlt in the 40'~ and 27 percent ll1
the 50's, so a rather large 86 percent of all housmg I~ pre-l960
La~tly, and no l:lurpl'lse, we have
lot,> of caI:-. Only 4 percent
of
hou~ehold~ were WIthout a car 31
percent
had one car, 48 perdent
had two and <lucky teenagers
and
cal buff~) 17 pel cent had three or
more car~
We at e a very Interestll1g commumty
But we knew that, <lldn't
16 and over me 111 the \\OIk tOlce
countmg chiidl en, ~enlOr cItlzen~'
unmal ned,
man led WIth and
Without childl en, WIdow!>, all females
Thol:le are I edlly amazmg
fl.
gUle~, I thmk, COI thiS ~table, tIa
dItlOnal mIddle clas:, commumty
Not s urp 1'1 :,mgl y, fa I'm en, con
~titute zelo pel cent of our populatIOn But 49 pel cent of those empl9yed are managel ~ or pi ofes~lOnals
Techl11cIan~,
sale..,
and
admIl1l~tl atIve ~upport c1aIm~ 32
percent
of tho~e employed
Ser
VIce IS 8 percent, ~kIlled tl ades 6
percent
and machme
opel atol;,
and laborer" 5 pel cent
Of the 40.926 total populatIOn 16
and oveI, 24.560 dre 111 the WOIk
fO! ce
Showmg the ~tl ong tIe of the
Pomte::, WIth downtown DetrOit 45
percent work in the central CIty
The medIan hou:-.ehold mcome
111 1980 was $33,490
Only 11 pel cent of those 25 or
oldel have not been graduated
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the Omyad Mosque With Its tomb
of John the Bapti~t the "street
called straight"
and Anaias'
house
'
In Jordan a viSit IS made to the
Amphitheatre
of .Philadelphia,
brimstone IS seen m the tuBs of
Sodom and Gomorrah, and the
Thl!> COI01 shde ple!>entatlon IS a
lost city of Petra, of pink rock
record of one of the "Journeys to
fame IS explored
Under!>tandmg"
of the Grosse
The Bible really became alive
Pomte MemOrial Presbyterian
for the visitors m Israel, with vi.
Church, conducted by Martha KleSits to Masada where the Zealots
ly, wife of the Reverend Ray KieWithstood the Roman siege for two
ly, recently retired senior mml!>years Quaran where the Dead
tel', and DOrl!>Jahnke, Wife of the
Sea S~roUs were found, Megiddo
church
admmistrator
Gust
famous for its Kmg Solomon'!>
Jahnke The purpo!>e of thpse tnp!>
stables
Jericho
Bethlehem
I!>to inCI ea!>e participants' underNazareth, the Sea' of GalIlee,
Side of Jacob's well and the place
llJg
IS
where Joseph was sold into slaGlo!>"e Pomte tenm!> lovel!> ovel Wimbledon Racquet Club, one- very. In Jerusalem they found the
:lO have fOImed a new gloup
qualter mile east of 1.94 on Nine many churches commemoratmg
Gro!>!>e Pomte Smgles Tenm~ Mile
Jesus' hfe and l~st days. and, of
Party
Thl!> month's pal ty I!>Saturday,
course, the statIons of the Via
"OUI ~ole pUlpose I!> to play Nov 12 f10m 7 to 11 pm It offel!> Dolorosa ,
,
.
"vuJ t~lIl1l;, ,.uJ h<tHl fun," SGY::' ({'pm" for all level .. of playel's
The publIc IS mVlted to attend
chall man JellY Shulac They are Thele IS a social hour at 7 pm
the progra,m N~n.membel!> of lh~
spon~OI ing a tenni!:> party every and play beginS at 8 RefreshGrosse POinte Cmema League Will
second S<ltUIday of the month at ments are served The cost IS $8. be charged $1 admiSSIOn
S.
standmg and knowledge of people
and the historical development of
Christianity in other lands.
In Egypt, pyramids and the
Great Sptunx of Giza, the Citadel
of Sulah Id.Dm bUilt i~ 1183 A.D
and the Mohamed All Alabaster
Mosque With its gold decorated
top are !>hown A viSit is made to
Luxor to see the Karnak Temple
and the Valley of the Kings aCl'oss
the Nile
Lebanon prOVides views of Belrut where the Civil War erupted
Just three day!> after the tour left,
and the ruins of Baalbek m the
Beka!> regIOn.
Dama!>cus, with its picturesque
bazaar!>, IS photographed as are
It.
es enms cluh.
the
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.lOrme
Robert C. Linthicum will be the
guest !>peaker at the Grosse
Pomte Intel"Faith Center for Ra.
cial Juslice'!> Thu'd Thun,day
Forum Nov 17,
In his pi e!>entahon "The Least
of These," Dr Linthl~um will dlscu!>!>wily the future of the middle
cla!>s depend~ on Its wIlhngness to
commit It!>elf to the poor
Adult Forum
meets Nov. 13
"b There Danger of a MIlItary
Coup m the Soviet UnIOn," I!>the
tOPiC at the Adult FOIurn to be
held at the Glo!>se Pomte UOltarlan ChUlch hbral y on Sunday,
Nov 13 from 9 30 to 10 45 a m
Speaker for the event Will be
Dennis PapaZian, prof ei>!>OI'of
History at the Univer!>lty of MI'
chlgan Dearbom Campu!> Papazian !>tudled 10 the USSR under an
offiCial uS/uSSR e:..ch,mge plO
gram The lectul e IS fl ee and
adults are welcome.
omit 00 81lIy.
wellJhls \8 it..January 1,
the day nichioan l'el r breaKS
away from AT&T 1m alffl08t
afraId to PICK It up, 7~T~r
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Pastor will teU about Jefferson-Chalmers work
Ann-chair travelers head for Middle East
The Grosse
Pointe Cinema
Leagu.e will present "Journey To
the Middle East" by Dorothea and
Ros!> Bush when it meets on Monday, Nov. 14, at 8 p m in the War
Memonal's Fne!> Audltol'lum, 32
Lake!>hore Road
NEWS
What couldnappen?
o
o
o
.
Dr. Linthicum'!> church IS one of
12 institutIOn!> in the J.effer!>on.
Chalmers and Grosse Pomte area
wtuch have jomed to form "Peo.
pie in Faith UOlted" (PIFU) m
01 del' to respond to the human
problems and need!> in the Jeffel!>on-Chalmel s commumty
In a rece~l computer !'ankmg of
the nahon!> congressIOnal
diStricts, the 13th Congres!>lOnal Dlstl'lct m Michigan won the dublOu-"
distmction of being !>elected the
poore!>t district in the U S
Temporal ily on leave from hi!>
dutIe!> at Grosse Pomte Wood!>
Presbyterian Church, DI Lmthlcum I!>pre!>ently actmg al:>lIlterim
dll ectol of the People m Faith UnIted Houi>mg Corpol ation, dedicated to the tl an!>folmatlOn of
one of the mo!>l Impovel'l!>hed,
abandoned aleai> in the US, to a
!>upportIve,
!>elf-detel mWIng,
hope-filled community
Dr. Lmthicum Will explam the
hlStOly of the PIFU and de!>cllbe
the goals of the new PIFU HOll"mg COI poratlOn
The Third ThUii>day FOl'um Will
be on Thursday, Nov, 17, from
7.30 to 9:30 p.m. at ~he Grosse
POlnte UOlted Methodist Chu~ch,
211 Moro!>s Road, Grosse Pomte
Farms:
.
AdmiSSIOn IS free and l~e public
IS mVlted For furl her mfol'malIOn, call 882-6464,
Home hit
for $180,000
Farms police are investigatmg
an $18,000 robbery that occured 10
a Bel anger Road home sometime
between 6.30 pm Saturday, Oct
29 and 7 pm Wednesday, Nov 2
Accord ing to the owner of the
home, the thieves made off With
about $18,000 m jewelry, coms and
other valuables Police say entry
Into the home was apparently
through the basement
EXit was
made via a Side entrance
Reports say the house was completely ransacked A police survey
of nearby neighbors had negatIve
results
exx>d gnef!
Whaf If D9fuing happens?~
What If there5 no
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Startlllg Janllat~r 1. 198-t, when ereI'
)OU place a loca] or long distance call
, If'//hm the lATA III \\ l11ch \ Oll bve, \ OL!
You've probahly heard
C;) wlll he hllled for that cal'l by ~hc11Igan
about the sweeping changes
Bell. When ~ou place a cal1 from )Ollr
taking place in the telephone
IXI'A to ({I/o/hel' IA'I'AIn ~hchigan or
industl'); and mayhe you've heen
elsewhere, \OU will be bll]ed I)\' another
wondering just ho\V they'll affect the
long distance carrier Some carrier~
telephone service in your home or in
ma~ elect to hare ~hc1l1gan Bell
\'our business.
include theIr charge~ III the hIli
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As a matter of fact, when \'Oll
~llchlgan Bell ~e1l(b ~Oll. Other~
pick up your phone on January 1, you
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may be very surprised to learn that
We'll
he tellmg ~ou m()n~ abollt .
your service h,l~ changed very little.
For one thing, you will he ahle to dial I I PI""'od Prm"' ...... m [ATA, and ot her call1llg III forrnatlon
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are hilled That's where IATAs come in
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IA1'AIS a new word to all of liS. It
compan~ hetter chang('~ for ~Oll Afier all
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Michigan there WIll he five IATAs (which
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Thursday, November 10, 1983
POINTE
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NEWS
Is solar heat the answer?
This
Week
,
UI Business
percent on the first $10,000 spent
heatmg often look to solar heatmg
This law runs to Jan, 1, 1986
as "the answer" to hIgh heating
Solar energy as a home fuel costs instead of merely lookmg to
If someone IS 111 a high enough
energy source can prOVide long. reducmg other fuel costs
tax bracket, the payback period
"1 would encourage
people to
term savmgs to homeowners, but
of eight to 10 years can be cut m
heatmg
from the sun has not use solar heatmg. We offer to help,
Hoffman to
caught fire among Grosse Pomt- fmance customers to cut gas use, , half, he saId
Although
some people may
McGarvey said
..::,s
assist v-p
He added he would rather have
Three Grosse Pointe houses are
thmk addmg solar heating to a
NatIOnal Bank of Detlolt has listed WIth the State Energy Ad- customers use solar heatmg to cut
house is unattractive to the exterappomted Deborah L. Hoffman of mlmstratlOn
as contammg
solar
gas use so they Will be charged
ior, Beyer's front roof contams
Gro~~e POHlte Fat m~ d~ d::'~I::,tant heatmg One home had the system
less money for gas use and have a window-like
collectors
enclosed
vlce-pl'e~ldent In It~ Ed:>tel n Re- mstalled two years ago and the better chance of bemg able to pay
With wooden trtm that can be
gIOnal B<U1kmg DIVblOn
owner now has no regrets about their bill
pamted the color of the roof Two
Smce southern states have a vertical pIpes also run along the
mvesting $12,000 for a somewhat
warmer
chmate
and
more
new
extravagant
active system
Side of the house next to the
Lodging Assoc.
An active system consIsts of a home constructIOn, solar heatin~
IS more prevalent there. But MI- chimney
collector, a storage tank, pumps,
appoints Kahler
chigan still ranks fifth in number
controls and a neat extra chon
"We had to sacnflce some effiof solar heated mstallatlOns be- ciency for appearance"
grate for the fireplace It can heat
smce the
Michael
C,
hmd
Cahforma,
Flonda,
Anzona
part of the home's water and all'
front of the house IS facmg the
Kabler,
while a passIve system warms
and Color ado
sun, he ~ald
HotelIer, Hotel
Beyer saId he suspects
~ost
only the all' by the sun shmmg
St Regb.
ha:>
If the less VISible back roof
through a wmdow and the home systems m Michigan are passIVe
been appomted
faced the :>un, the collectors could
retammg the warmth
Smce
Grosse
Pomte
has
so
httle
to the board of
have been raised to directly abRobert
Beyer,
of Norwood
new home constructIOn Beyer said
dIrectors of the
sorb the sun, he added
Road, had the system mstalled by another
reason
for
few
solar
MIchigan Lodg
hiS heatmg and all' conditlOmng
He said people in the country,
mg ASSOCldtlOn
company
After lDstallatlOn, hIS homes here IS the expense of placwhere
there IS a lot of space, can
mg
a
new
system
m
the
old
house
Kahlel.
who
company placed advertisements
place the collectors onto or closer
compared to mstallmg a system
holo" oUc:l1 H, ,t,,,h clnd Amellcan
In the newspapE:'r for "olar heatmg
to the ground
but prospective
cus- while bUlldmg the house
CItizenship, jomed the St RegiS m mstallation,
"Most
houses
in
Grosse
Pointe
tomers were turned off by the Im1982 He IJves In Gros~e Pomte
A type of solar heatmg which IS
are not Ideally set up to add solar
becommg
more popular,
Beyer
tIal cost
Fal'ms
He said operatmg a system m heating," he Said
said, IS for SWlmmmg pools, beGrosse Pomte had advantages and
He saId for
passive system
cause the only time the heat IS
Richards elected
drawbacks
needed IS dUring the hot summer
someone
can pay as htUe as
Bemg in a northern chmate, he $1,000
chapter president
Solar heaters
(or swimming
said, the sun can only heat the all'
"It depends how far you want to pools are the most elfJclent type
and water a lot when It is clear
go," he said "There are so many
of solar heaters m Michigan, he
Claude A. Richalds
has been
outSIde
Even
then,
another
different ways to do It."
said
elected pre,c,ident of the MIChigan
source of fuel must assist
Still, Beyer said man>, positive
Overall, Beyer said solar energy
chapter of the American A~socla.
"When there IS a mce, bnght
reasons eXist for mstallmg a syshas not become as popular as he
tlOn of Workers
for the Bhnd
sun, ~ou can do good WIth a sys- tem here
thought a few years ago
RIchards, a Gros,c,e Pointe Woods
tem,' he saId But even WIth a
. The tax credIt for mstallmg a
The biggest reasons, he saId,
resident, has been employed for 14 bflght winter sun, the system
system IS slgmflcant.
are the lack of sun and more effi.years With the Michigan Commisnee<ls help With all' heating
For 1983, state law allows a 10 cient gas furnaces, but the numsIOn for the Bhnd as a business en"The wmter sun IS not as good
percent
credit on the first $10,000 ber of solar heated "could take
because It is lower m the sky," he
terprise supervisor for Wayne, Oakoff It depends on what happens
spent and five percent on the next
land, Macomb and St Clan Coun- added.
with other sources of fuel
$8,000.
The
legislation
for
thiS
creA publicatIOn by the Energy
ties
dit
expires
after
thIS
year,
but
_ Harriet Nolan AdministratiOn
called
"Solar
new legislatIOn, which has passed
Most men years ago started and
Home Heatmg in Michigan" said
stayed in one career, though they
most active systems r.roduce up to through the House of Representaworked at different jobs in that
75 percent of a home s heatmg To tives, has been imtlated to extend
It must now pass
bUIld a system provldmg 100 per- the credits
line. Today most men switch octhrough
the
state
senate
In the Thursday, Oct 20 iSsue, cent heatmg would be too expenFederally, the tax credit IS 40 cupations three limes,
F. Robmson III was IdentIfied as Sive
Ron McGarvey, an official from
bemg appointed second vIce-preGas
Sident of the N ahonal Bank of the Michigan Consolidated
Grosse Pointe. Robinson is With Energy Conservation Department,
said customers mterestea m solar
the NalJonal Bank of DetrOIt
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avalldble
on Gl o,,~e Pomle Cdble
Thul !>day, November
10
• 11 d m _ "Whelt Pllce CommulllcdtlOn~"
- An mtel Vle\\ with U ~
Hep John Dmgell on the break up of AT&T dnd how It \\ III affect the
dvel Jge homeownel
(17)
.5 pm _ LOCdl High School SPOlt" - Check C1Jdnnel 8 dnd 17 fOJ
'>chedule (17)
.6 30 P m - Helnk Luk~ v~ Clime
(17)
• 7 P m _ People with EI v Stemel
- Gue~b ,lie Edmund Ahee Jnd
Gu'> Hu,,~o Ilho dl~CW," the Celputhm Kitchen plogrdm
(17)
• 7 P m _ The ~dvmg WOI d - MedlleitlOn, ,lnd mU~lt flom Ihe "Clip
tUI e~ 15)
• 7 30 P m _ A VIf:.'W flom d P,lI" Benth
II llh Judge Bevelly
C
Globbel _ (;ue,>t I~ Judgt' John D 0 Hdll WJ~ ne C()unl~ PI o,et utOI
COIpal .IlIOn COUIl,el (17)
• 8 P m _
Fllldnt.,,1I PI,wnmg'
- With Cellilled
Filldncidl PI,mnel
Mdl gdl et ~oulh\\ oJlh (17)
• 8 30 P m -' Joh,mnd GJlbel t Inlel \ Je\\ '>
- 1\1dlk Wehel DII et
tOI (,Io,>'>e POlllle W,ll MemOlldl
(17)
.9 pill
- The ,Job Sho\\, flom ME~C (171
• 9 .10 P m - Led UI e pi e,enled dt UllIver '>Il~ Llggptl III Ho!Jell And"
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14
• II ,I III I,','hdl Pllte CommUI1lC.llJOlI'>
(17)
• 4 10 P m - AmellCdll c'lthoht
(5)
• 'i I) III «'.lIth 20!Vldeo One (5)
.5 :10 pm
- Health }<'Jeld - PIe Mell,>lludl ;-'ynulomc
till
• bP m _
WJ)ne Count~ A Ne\1 Pel,>pettlve
- \llth W,l)ne County
I<>.ec WlllI,lm LUCd::' (17)
• b 30 P m - 'Hedlth 'I"llk" . - Gue~b ,Il c Dr l\i1tchell Acne DI Lee,
High Hl'>k Plegndncy.
dnd DI Zvlthull~
Arthlo,>coPY (17)
• 7 P m - People with EI v ~teJJlel - Gue,l I> Jel r ~ DeGI dlld (,1 o~~e
Powte C.lble" neVi genelJI
mdnageJ
(17)
.7 P m _ .. ~teddy GdJJl~ , - New'> Jnd lllfOl meltJOn dbout .Ictlvltle~ .It
youl locdl <,choob (9)
.7 30 pm
_ "SlIlgleSeen
' - An dlleilldtive
to ddtlllg ,>elVlte::. (17)
• B pm
_ "Hu~<, Glbb ell Hdndom
- 'f.llk mte, vie", <,t~le ~how \\lth
Hu~<, Glbb (17)
• B 30 pm
- "Whdt PIlLe CommullItdlJOn'
(17)
Tuesday, November
• 11 d m - "Whdt Pnce CommulllcdtlOn~"
• 5 30 P m - The Hedlth Field - Women,
15
(17)
Work ,1I1d Hedll
DI~eel~e
(17)
• 6 P m - "The PreventIOn F dctOl" - Thl~ film expl.lll1~ lhe Cdu~e~ of
pneUmOnld, the wal mng ~Ignl> to be dWdl e of, dnd d new VdCCllle (17)
• 6 30 P m - Hdnk Luks v~ Clime (17)
• 7 P m _ People With EI v Slemel - Guel>t I~ DdVld Wilb flom the
Michigan Humane Soclely
(17)
.7 pm - The SdVlllg WOld (5)
• 7 30 P m - Steady Gdm~ 119)
• 8 P m - "FllIanCldl
Pldnnmg"
(17)
• 8 30 pm
- "Johelnnd
Gllbelt Inlel VleW~
- J,llIel Mueller
GI o,~e POlllte News (17)
• 9 P m - The Job Show tl7)
.9 JOP m _ BOdrd of Education ~ fmal meetlllg on the I ecommendd
lIOn of ~chool clo~llIg, (17)
• 11 d m • 4 JO P m
.5 pm • 5 30 P m
• b P m • 6 30 P m
• 7 P m _
.7 30 pm
Petel Logan
Street tl71
• 7 30 P m
• BP m • B 30 pm
Wedne~day. Novembel
16
"What Price Commumcahons"
(17)
- American
Catholic
(5)
FaIth 20/Vldeo One (5)
- Heellth Field
Conti aceptlOn dnd Infel tJhty (17)
"Wayne County
A New PerspectIve"
(17)
- Health Talk~ (17)
People With Erv Stelllel - See Monda) II~tlJlg (17)
_ "Roney Flllanclal
ReVieW" - William Honey III and
analyze flllanclal Issues and weekly developments
on Wall
-
"Steady
Gam~ .. (19)
"Rus~ Glbb at Random"
07)
- "What Price CommumcatlOns"
07)
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The Center for Jung Studies Will
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Journal Work~hop Fn:iay and SalUlday, Nov 11 and 12, at MIllel
Hall, Chl'l~t ChUl ch, 61 Glosse
POinte Bouleval d
The wOlhhop
begin!:> Fllday
evenmg horn 7 30 to 9 30 P m and
Will continue all ddY Saturday
flom }()d 10 to 9 P 10 S1'>tel Chll~
llan Koontz, Ph D, profe~~oJ' of
Engll~h at Mel cy College of DetI Oil <ind I egl!:>teled Journal con.,ultant
Will conduct the wOlk"hop
The pi oce~!:>of the WOIkshop expellence
endble" II1dlvldu<ils to
tit clWthell hve" Into focu" and enI,ll ge their ~pltltudl and Cteatl ve
qualttle!:> The non- Judgem entdl,
non dwgno"tlc pi oce!:>~I~ cl WclY
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"ltudtlOn,
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,md decldmg on new
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pant!:> and $65 for prevIous
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Toastmasters
meet Nov. 14
Toa!:>tmaster" internatIOnal Will
ho~t Iti':>next meetmg Monday,
Nov 14, at 7 30 P 10 m the upper
level of the Glos!:>e Pomte Cenl1 al
Llbldl)'
A~ Pdl t of the meeting, thel'e
Will be featured "peakeJ'!:> who"e
vel bal communiCatIOn !:>kllls run
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dll ecllOn~
Thl~ 1'.'01 k"hop I., a pi el eqUl!:>lle COIporate exeeutlve~
A nonplofJt OJ gdmzdtlOn dedi
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,JoUln<i1 WOlk~hop lhdl WlllOt vf c ...ted to helpwg p€'Ople over come
thell fear of "peaklllg m pubhc,
fel ed m the "pt IIlg Pal tlclpatlOn
Toai':>tma.,ter" InternatIOnal
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CellJflcate~
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The genel al public I" welcome
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clnd foUlth Monday of each month
FOl mOl e mfolmatlOn,
contact
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at
882
4989
or
Pete
Speakel dt lhe Fllday, Nov 11
Oberlte!:>en at 527-6984, evemngs
meeting
of the Grosse Pomte
Chaptel of Palent~ Without Partnel~ Will be Nancy Willtams, pubhc relatIOn!:> director fOI the DetI Olt-Wmd"or
Tunnel CorporatIOn
Nancy Will talk and show the fllm
on the "Trench and Tube" method
"Meetmg the Hohdays Alone,"
whICh wa!:>employed to bulld this
Will be the tOPiC of a semmar to
t emaJ kable engmeering transpor
be held fOl smgle parents Nov. 14,
tatlOn product
Church on
The Glosse Pomte Chapter of at Wood!:>Presbytenan
Mack Avenue Seminal' leader WIll
PWP meets the second and fourth
Fl'lday
of each month at the be Mmy Meyer, director of the
Glo!:>"ePOInte Wat Memonal Cof- Grosse Pomte bl anch of Northeast
fee and convelsatlon begin at 7 30 GUidance Center
Monthly Smgle Pal ent Seminal S
P 10 followed by an orientation of
WIll be held at Woods Presbyter
new members
A general meeting
Ian and Memorial Church on alWith gue"t speaker IS scheduled
for 8 30 P m An afterglow follows tel natlng months The seminars
at the K of C Hall Ten MIle and 31 e being sponsored pnmarily by
Little Mdck, St Clall' Shore~, at 10 the two chUi che" , but al e open to
the public Future tOPiCS mclude
pm
"Developing
Support Systems"
PWP IS a non-pi ofIt, non-seeterIan, educational orgamzatlOn
To and "Finances for Singles"
Meetmgs begin at 7 p m. With
be eligible a person must be the
The
pal ent of one or more liVing sons coffee, tea and fellowship
progl am begms at 7 30 and WIll
or daughtel sand smgle
Cdll the hotline, 881-5892 for Ill- conclude at 9 p 10 There is a $2
formatIOn on membel ~hlP and eli- donation to help defray expenses
For more mform at IOn, call Sue
glblhty There al e varied actlvitiei':>fot "mgle parents and then' McKim, 886-8303 or Mary Anne
Evans, 882-5330
children
PWP meets
on Friday
Seminars for
Single parents
"The Vie Tanny 2 for,.1 .Special:
.
An investment
infuture fitness!
J J
III
2 YEARS FOR THE
PRICE OF THE FIRST
YEAR ALONE
What would you pay for two years of the
finest progressive resistance exerCise?
Twenty- four months of Indoor sWlmmtng
and Jogging, In every kind of weather?
Two years of aerobICS, whirlpools and
saunas? Right now at VIC Tanny,
you could JOInand pay less than
you might think Because It's
time for our VIC Tanny 2 for
1 SpeCial 2 years of regular
membership for the prIce of the
first year alone JOin now and look
forward to enjoying all our great
faCilities, IncludIng racquetball and
more, for two full years The VIC Tanny
2 for 1 SpeCial-It's an Investment
In future fitness you can't afford
to pass upl
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20701 Old8 Mile Rd. at Harper-Call ... 772-0005
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Thursday,November10, 1983
POINTE
Page Eleven-A
NEWS
Residents join new committees
The Shore~ recently
named
I e!>ldents to the FinanCIal De
velopment and BeautifIcatIOn Ad, visory
committee~
that wel e
formed m July
The
fmanclal
development
committee
I~ chelll ed by Kurt
Tech
With George
Bd~hal <1,
Thomas Candler, Wilham Dah
ling, EdWald Deeb, Mdl'vyn Ga.,
kin and Petel Boga!> !>elvmg d'>
membel!> PreMdent pro tern C
Bradford
Lundy, JI ~el ve!> d~
council Iepi e~entatlve
The commIttee allow!> I e.'>ldent':>
to make tdx-deductlble
contrIbutIOn!> to the Village 10 01 del' to
bUild a fund to u,',e fOl occ,hlOndl
capital Implovement
pI ogl am!>
The fund would help the vllldge
keep down tax I ate.'> dnd ~tay out
of long-tel m debt oblIgdtlOn.'>. ac
The husband and wife team of Revel end!> GI egory and Margaret
COIdmg to vllldge offIcI db
The committee al'>o give,:> I e':>l
Sammons will join the !>taff of Christ Chw'ch, Gros!>e Pointe. next
month as a!>sociate prie!>t!>.the church announced thi'i week. Reverend
dent!> an opportunIty to I emembel
Gregory has been rector of St. Philip!> Church in Easthampton.
Ma!:l!:l., the VIllage In wdb 01 tl u':>b tOl
since 1978. He walt educated dt Trinity College and Harvard Divinity
e~tate planl1lng~
The BeClutlflCatlOn
AdvI':>OIY
School and the Epi!>copal Divinity School in Cambridge. The Reverend
n
Lh",l1 cd b} Hob('] t
Mal gell d ill ,U) dlllli:.td.nt .. t St. John'!> Church in !'tIorthhampton, Mil"" , l..UlIIlIlltl""
where she i!> advi!>or to Epi!>copal !>tudenb at Smith College. She wa!>
educated at WelIesley College and the Epi!>copal Divinity School. She
also worked as a Peace Corp" volunteer in Liberia from 1971 to 1974.
She will be a part.time member of the Chri"t Church !:Itaff.
Married ministers join Christ
Lovba and IS composed 0{ Ruth
Truhol, Joyce Blumen~tock, Jane
Brock, Damel Young, Nena Dah
ling, Ethele Zolad, Pat Nicholl
and Mell'1lyn Counen Tru!>tee EIIZdbeth Kuhlman ~erve~ a!>counCil
I eple~entCltlve fOi the committee
The commIttee WIll a!>!>I!>tthe
admInI~tl'atlOn m Improving and
mamtmmng the appearance of the
~h01e!> The VIllage council I etamed John GI 1~~lm and A%oc land~cdpe architect!> to develop
a
land~cape de~lgn pldn for the renovated Village office!> One of the
f!1'':>tdutle':> of the commIttee WIll
be to WOIk WIth GII:'~lm to
Implement the plan, VIllage offIClab ~ald
A!>fOI the IenovatlOn of the VIIldge'~ 67 yedl old mumclpal bUlldmg, ShOl e':>offlcwb ~ay the work
I., on .,chedule
The nece,',~ary
':>tluctm al I epau ~ to the bUlldmg
have been m<lde and the ~teel
<,tlUclUIe 101 the new addItIOn I~
m place The work I~ expected to
be completed by Aplll 1, OfflCldl!>
Tennis? Racquetball? Squash?
Whatever your game • • . we offer
The BEST CLUB On the East Side
Special rates for racquetball, squash,
senior citizens and corporate memberships
for additional Information
WIMBLEDON
20250 E. 9 MILE RD.
774-1300
'-Rid
MACK AVE.
Police pick-up scavengers
A local church'~ scavengel hunt
went awry last FrIday mght when
two men pal tlclpatmg m the hunt
were picked up by Woods pollce
Officers received a repOl t from
a resident saying someone wa~
loading !>omething mto a car at
the city's Ghe!>qUlere Park
Responding
officers pursued
and
stopped a 1977 Ford statIOn wagon
occupIed by a 23-year-Old St Clair
Shores man and a 20-year old
Woods man
Also found in the car was a bale
of hay and several sections of
fresh sod, reports said
When questIOned
about
the
Items, the two men said they were
participating
10 a scavenger
hunt
and showed officers a lbt of the
items to be picked up.
The list included a parkmg me.
tel', boat trailer,
hcense plate
from
a police vehicle,
snowmobile, three cats, a Mercedes
Benz hood ornament,
a polItical
sign, an eXit sign from a !>chool,
three feet of picket fence, the
same book from all GI'o!>se Pomte
library
branches,
a motOrized
two-wheeled vehicle, a menu from
the Pancake House, a "no park109" sign, two square feet of sod
from a police statIOn, a CadIllac
hubcap, a road barncade
and a
bale of hay, according to repol ts
The men said they had paid $4
to take part In the hunt The pel
sons With the most pomts were to
wm all the money, reports said
The men told polIce they had ai-
1 eady
picked up d polItlcdl ':>Ignm
~t Clall Shores dnd a load bal
ncade In the Pal k They added
they had 11led to Iemove a license
plate from a Gl'Os~e POInte Shores
pohce cal', but were unable to get
It off, I eports !>ald
The two replaced the sod they
had removed
fI om Ghesqulel e
Park and returned the barricade
and the pohtIcal sign to the statIon The two told police they
would drop off the bale of hay to
Its owner the next day
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Bonnier Quartet to
perform in church
The Bess Bonmer Quartet wdl
perform in concert at the Grosse
Pomte UnItarian Church on Sunday evemng, Nov 13, at 7 p.m
The concert wdl feature many
of the numbers from a new album
by the group. Called "Bess Bonnier Duet to Quartet," the album
features jazz piano stylings, along
With Dan Jordan on bass, Tom
Brown on drums and Gene Park
on reed instruments.
AdmiSSion is fl In advance, or
$9 at the door. Advance tIckets
should be ordered by check With a
stamped, self-addressed
envelope
sent to Grosse Pomte UmtarIan
Church,
Jazz
Concert,
17150
Maumee, the CIty, 48230 Seats
may also be reserved at $7 each
by calhng 881-0420
CopIes of Bess Bonmer's album
wIll also be on sale at $9 each
881-8210
OPEN: MONDAY-SATURDAY. 9-10. SUNDAY 10-6
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(313) 527-7240
See mail'ln details
10 our stores
12 oz. liquid
PRICE
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1 00.
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From Our Frozen Food Counter , , • Stuffed Squash,
Stuffed Cabbage, Rolled Grape Leaves, Meat Pies,
Spinach Pies, Kibba Balls, Kibba Tray, Hommos Spread
(Chick Peas), Greek Style Spinach Pies. Stop In And
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gal.
Pure Olive Oil Eltoro
$ 8. 95
gal.
Imported Feta Cheese
$1.89 lb.
Kassivi Cheese (Kaskaval)
$1.99 Ih.
Collosal California Pistachio (~Ih. $17.95
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Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9 a m.-6 p m.
For Your Convenience we will be open Sunday 10 a m -3 p.m.
Between ThanksgiVing and Christmas
Holiday Specials
Walnuts
$ 2.25
Whole Almonds
$ 2.35
Blanched and Slivered
$2.89
Pecan Halves
$3.39
Glazed Cherries
$1.49
Glazed Pineapple Wedges
$1.59
Glazed Mixed Fruits
89~
Glazed Citron
95~
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Page Twelve-A
'- First thmg a baby lobster has to
do after It'S born is hide from Its
lfarents
All lobsters are canOl-
bals
POINTE
Thursday, November 10, 1983
NEWS
Woman gives teeM run for her money
First of the great hotel magnates, Cesar Ritz, orlgmated the
slogan "The customer IS always
right"
They tried to take her pur.:.e but
A Park resident got into a tug- fled Without It when she resisted
of-war for her purse this weekend
The woman was reported to be
and won
Park pohce report that the 51 unharmed
year-old
woman
was leavmg
An off-duty Detlolt polIceman
Sparky Herbert's Sunday, Nov 6, observmg the incident gave chase
at 6 54 P m when she was apbut lo:,t the teen.:. In traffIC Pollee
proached in the rear parking lot
Ieport they have no ~u:,pects
by two males 10 their teen~
~
uTo Meet Your Health Needs ...
... We Cover The Pointes. "
HARKNESS
PHARMACY
DEVONSHIRE
DRUGS
20315 MACK
884-3100
16003 MACK
881-0477
0
PARK
CITY Of
PHARMACY
15324 E Jefl~rson
822-2580
~ro.a.a.r 'oint.r 111arm.a MICHIGAN
AMENDMENT
CODE NO. 7.07
TO GENERAL OFFENSES ORDINANCE
ORDINANCE NO. 269
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 3 OF THE GENERAL
OFFENSES ORDINANCE OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS BEING
"AN ORDINANCE DEFINING GENERAL OFFENSES,
PROVID
ING PENALTIES FOR THE COMMISSION THEREOF. AND RE
PEALING ORDINANCE NOS 81, 98, 60 AND '¥l ..
THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS ORDAINS
Dick Beach receives award
Years of Sf'rviN" to South High School and the surrounding
communi.
ty was officially
recognized
recenHy when Dick Beacb (ngbt) received
an award from Robert Novitke. president
of the Grosse Pointe Kiwanis
Club, as the most outstanding
Key Club Advisor in Michigan.
Since his
retirement
from the Grosse Pointe school system.
Beach has devoted
thousands
of hours and hundreds
of dollars of his own to helping the
needy throughout
the Detroit metro area.
•
Travel group visits Africa
20791 Mack Aviftul
.... Vnllr
Gruu '11IItl Woods
881-3985
MACK
CATCH THE FALL
RUN AT TELLY"S
FRESH PICKEREL DINNERS
ALL YOU CAN EA T
FRIDAYS
ONLy$695
• Chicken Divan
• Breast of Chicken
Parmesan
• Chicken Polynesian
• London Broil
• Teriyaki Beef Brochette
• Bay Scallops Ques'nell
• Broiled Lake Perch
• Road House Style
Frog Legs
• Jumbo Gulf Shrimp
• Golden Rainbow Trout
ferent tribes and the Transval,
where gold mmes are concentrated
The program is offered weekly
at the Neighborhood Club, 17150
Waterloo The publIc IS mvited
The Neighborhood Club':, Semor
Citizen~ World Travel Clu:,s Will
head to Africa Wednesday, Nov
16, at 1 30 p.m via the shde~ of
Fern and Rip ZWlCkey
The ZWlckeys' progl am, titled
"Adventure~ In East Africa," Will
VISit mo:,t of the land ... In East
Africa, mcluding Uganda, Kenya.
Tanzama.
Zanzibar.
Zimbabwe
and Mozambique
Some of the slght~ seen WIll 10
elude Queen EliZabeth Pm k and
the MUlchl~on Falls, the Masl
Man Game Re~elve, the Vlctona
Falls and the Wangle NatIOnal
Ammal Reserve
Other slght~ vIsited mclude the
TI an.:.kai, home of a million of dJf-
Lamaze movie
to be shown
Cable series on
money management
On Wednesday, Nov 2. Roney &
Co. began a 13 \\eek fmanclal
teleVISion program
on Grosse
Pomte Cable at 7 30 P m
"Roney
Financial
ReView,"
analyzes current fmanclal news
and discusses Issues of progressIve money management
Interview segments With Roney specIalists and major bus mess spokespeople highlight specific mvestment opportumtles
The show IS hosted by Petel S
Logan and Wilham Roney III of
Grosse Pomte
We also serve daily luncheon specials
OPEN: Monday-Saturday
11 A.M.-2 A.M.
SUNDAY 5 P.M.-12
PIANO BAR ENTERTIlINMENT
FEATURING .JOE ARMIJO
EVERY THURS., FRI., & SilT.
Cocktail Hour 4-6 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
5~' Off All Alcoholic Beverages
The Lamaze childbIrth mOVIe,
"Nan's Class," will be shown free
of charge, Friday, Nov 11, at 8
pm
at Mount Clemens General
Hospital, Conference Room A. No
fee or reservation is required
The film is presented as a public service of Childbirth Information Service. Inc., a Grosse Pointe
non-profit
group
provldmg
Lamaze, early pregnancy,
Cesarean and post-partum
support
classes to expectant
couples in
eastern
suburban
Detroit
and
Macomb county
Lamaze classes are fdling now
With starting dates corresponding
to Wmter and Sprmg "due dates"
In Grosse Pointe, St, Clatr Shores,
East DetlOlt, Warren, Mt Clemens, Utica and Chesterfield
Township For more information,
call 731-0277
LE~SE '
\¥h.r. you- get
your ienlce.
This announcement
ISneither an offer to sell nor a SoliCitation of an offer to buy these securities
The offer ISmade only by the Prospectus
November 4, 1983
Section 1. The General Offenses Ordmance, Ordmance No 185 enacted
December 20, 1'¥l! IS hereby amended by revlsmg sectIOn 5 and !>ectlOn 6
of Ch:lpter 3 to read In theIr entIretv as follows
section 5 Fireworks
(1) Except a!> prOVided 10 sub-sectIOn (2), It shall be unlawful fOl Jny
person. firm, partnership. or corporatIOn to offer for sale, eJo.po!>efOl sale,
sell, possess, gIve, transport, use, explode or cause to explode, Without a
permIt ISSUedpursuant to sectIon 243a of Act No 328 of the PublIc Acls of
1931, as amended, being SectIon 750 243(a) of the MIchIgan Compiled
Laws, any of the follOWing
(a) A blank cartndge, blank cartrIdge pIstol, toy cannon
or toy gun m which explOSives are used,
(b) An unmanned balloon which reqwres fire underneath
and IS not moored to the ground while aloft,
(2) The follOWing articles may be sold, possessed, transported. used or
transferred Without pelffilt, prOVided such matena1s have been found to
be adequately labeled by the Adffilmstralor of the Hazal dous Substances
Act pursuant to Section 2 of Act No 188 of the Public Act~ of 1965, as
amended, being Section 286 452 of the Michigan CompIled Laws
(a) Flat paper caps contalmng not more
explOSive content per cap, 10 packages
maximum explOSIve content of cap
than 25 of a gram of
labeled to mdlCate the
(b) Toy pistols. toy cannons, toy canes, toy tnck nOIse makers and
toy guns of a type approved by the director of the depal tmellt of
state police 111 wluch paper caps as described In subdIVISIOn (a)
are used and wluch are so constructed
that the hand cannot
come In contact With the cap when 10 place for the explOSIOn and
which are not deSigned to break apart or be separated so a~ to
form a miSSIle by the explOSIOn
(c) Sparklers contaming
tlOn per sparkler
not more than
0125 pounds of burnIng pOl"
(d) Fhtter sparklers In paper tubes not exceedmg
tel', cone fountams, and cylinder fountams
1/8 lOch
111
dlame.
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.
(e) Toy snakes not contaimng mercury,
if packed m cardboard
boxes With not more than 12 pieces per box for retail sale and If
the manufacturer's
name and the quantIty contamed m each box
are pnnted on the box, and toy smoke deVices
My Mati At A
CllI,.utiw Rite
Wi~ Inlltlllll CrIIII
«() Possession,
transportation,
sale, or use of Signal flares of a type
approved by the director of the department
of state police and
blank cartndges
or blank cartridge
pistols speCIfIcally for a
show or theater, for the tralmng or exlubItmg of dogs, for SIgnal
purposes m athletIc sports, and for use by nulltSIy orgamz8
tlOns
Contact-JiIII Grace
17677 MACK
(g) The sale of fireworks, prOVided they are to be slupped directly
out of state pursuant to regulatIOns of the Umted States De
partment of TransportatIOn covenng the transportatIOn of explo
Slves and other dangerous artICles by motor, raIl, and water
886-1700
SEWER
TROUBLE?I
System Integrators, Inc.
to plOpei It
(c) Firecrackers,
torpedoes,
skyrockets.
roman candles, daygo
bombs. bottle rockets, wlusthng chasers, rockets on slIch, 01
other fIreworks of like constructIOn,
,
(d) Frreworks contammg an explOSive or mflammable compound or
a tablet or other deVIce commonly used and sold as flrework~
contammg nitrates, fulffilnates, chlorates, oxalates, sulphlde~ of
lead, barIum, anhmony, arsenic, mercury, mtroglycer1Oe, phos
phorus, or a compound contammg these or other modern eJo.'
ploslves,
At
Ray Laethem Pontiac
~
toy cane,
c.II
sectIOn 6 Storage of Fireworks
The storage of fireworks IS unlawful except for a retailer who has goods
on hand for sale to the pubhc In a supervised display area.
Section 2. Except as amended herem, all other prOVISIOns of Ordmance
No 7.07, as amended, shall remam m full force and effect
1,350,000 Shares
Section 3. This OrdInance shall take effect twenty (20) days after
enactment, or upon Its pubhcatlon, whichever IS later
Common Stock
116M lIV€R"OIS
UN 3 1600
,SlOoi
KERCHEVAL
11& MAPLE
RO
VA']
'307C
&4J 4a80
Richard G. Solak
Enacted 10-24-83
Pubh'ihed 11 10-83
CIty Clerk
Price $10 Per Share
Copies of the Prospectus may be obtolned from the underSigned only In States where the
underSigned may legally offer these SeCUritiesIn compliance With the securities laws thereof
IOMII
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L. F. ROTHSCHILD, UNTERBERG, TOWBIN
A G BECKER PARIBAS
THE FIRST BOSTON CORPORATION
BEAR, STEARNS & CO.
IrICOfPO'Q1ed
DILLON, READ & CO. INC,
ALEX BROWN & SONS
BlYTH EASTMAN PAINE WEBBER
lnco<PO'O'ed
DONALDSON,
GOLDMAN,
DREXEL BURNHAM lAMBERT
LUFKIN & JENRrnE
E F HUnON
HAMBRfCHT & QUIST
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Thursday, November 10, 1983
GROSSE
Page Fourteen-A
POINTE
NEWS
Seated left to right: Roger P. Mourad. Joan R. Hanpeter. Supt. Kenneth Brummel, Ernest Buechler.
Standing left to right: Vincent LoCicero, Catherine Brierly. Dorothy Kennel. Jon B. Gandelot.
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We, the undersigned Citizens.of Grosse Pointe,
support the Grosse Pointe Board of Education
in its role of providing educational leadership.
LOISMelsslver
Allan F Melsslver
L E Melsslver
Carl W Lord
Chuck & Judy Slade
Camille & Bob Peterson
Agnes Barron
MarJone Fischer
G Bruce Felgtmer
Goody Semple
Emma P Hutchinson
Rachel G Brake
Jean C A Carter
Joyce Edwards
MarJone Hirt
M/M Peter C Higbie
Walter H Mackey
Pam Gladstone
Mrs Margaret Elhott
Carl Justice
Howard R Poppen
Shirley Smart Mower
H E Vanderbank
M 1M SW McMillin
Frank J Welcenbach
Robert Hawkeley
Henry A Cloy
Clarence Kanarr
Jack M Pettis
Don Haigh
Ct\nstlne C L1ebbrand
Manlyn 0 Keane
John W Owens
Marylou Coe
Ar,ne W Roberts
MI M Ramon Bfln\<man
Kathy Barrett
Joan lawler
John J Schonel'berg Jr
juliet Hafford
Lester M Elliott
Lawrence I Ruby
Jeanne M Smllt1
Kennard L Jones
Malln B Hutchinson
G W Knudtson
Lf Carter
EG Acomb
John M Hannan
LOUISE Sendelbach
Jack Persson
H Gordon Tanner
Paul Colby
Donna King
Roy W Voorhees
Gall Kaess
Bernard W LeMieux
PIChard B Marsh
Ann Dalby
Elolne Feeser
William E Keane Jr
Bill & Jackl SCott
Joan S Owens
Ann Rice
Patty McCracken
Carroll & Joe Ev~a
Ann MacDonald
Mike MacDonald
Kaltiryne E Prost
WS Chapman
Mary Botten
Fran McGregor Dodds
Lucy Kenn
Mary T Galloway
Dorolt1ea S Busl1
Cha~es F Lawler
Rosemane H Hannan
MJ Rueger
M/M Armond Carpentier
Bernard Wt1Itley
Mary Evelyn Self
Robert N Harwood
Gall Kozlowski
BaSil Johnson
Terry Hammond
Robert Feeser
Elizabeth Wood
Alice D Brown
Tom Candler
Kay Candler
Mary A Richards
Solly DeSondy
Mary Kaya Ferry
Susan Loren
Tom Rice
Lucy Prost
AC Docs
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Emily Glow
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Winifred rlnch
Lee Miller
Audrey Henry
LOUIseHoyt
Jane Warren
John Harwood
Martha Speer
Frank McHugh II
Mane H Murphy
Charlotte K Eafon
Patricia Haug
Edward Haug
JoAnn Kel'y
James Kelly
Caroline A Marston
Pal Bowles
Gall T Terry
Bob & Joan H Goulder
Robert E Terry
Mrs Caryl M Kerbe'
XhOfer [Jeff) Orhon
Judltn A Anderson
Constance G Kienle
Sondra M Kelcourse
Michele Gentile
Ellzabelt1 B Wi'llams
Kathryn W Hush
Theodore B Fleming Jr
Therese Fleming
Clyde L Reed
SollIe S Spitzley
Theodora W Acomb
Richard D Grow
Audrey C Ruby
CaIt1enne Champion
S Sidney Newhouse
Nancy Trowern
Howard Trowern
~obert Kennel
Ruth Collins
Mr Wallace P Ernsberger
Rlcl)ard C Donovan
Mrs Marty M Ernsberger
Mr Armand C Kert:Jer
Albert K Jacoby
Carl D Anderson
Charles J Bencle
James N Spllos
Linda l SImons
Sondra Frame
Elaine F Reed
Boyce M Tope
Hamette Slowln
Joseph M Callahan
Don MacKenZIE'
ledyard M tchell Jr
Sarah HIli
Pharoe & DIcK Welooerg
Helen McKnight
Helen C Warren
MUriel Wengel
Harnette G Caruso
LOUiseEichenlaub
Pot Rousseau
Janis Race
SylVia Marinos
Elizabeth B Henry
Sylvlo A Zytkewlck
John Zytkew'ck
JOhanra Gilbert
Ellwyn Gilbert
Fred W Adoms
Solome Walton
Jusltne 0 Kulha
Dr & Mrs K R Knoblauch
Pefer B Frame
Chnstopher Grow
Hallne A Callahan
Sfu Dow
Therese Dow
John & Susan Mozena
Paul & Suzie Decker
Tom & Pat Jeffs
Betsy Srhooff
Rick & Joan Gordelch
Larry & Sue Aske",
Peter & Susan 0 Rourkp
Jesse R Lowther
Carolyn & Vann Fleming
Palrlclo Wilsor,
Rose Gray
Judy Walker
Mary Grace Adams
Mary Ann Pear
Kendra & I any Hardmg
Joseph P Thompson
BoltJora R Thompson
Dorolt1y Newhouse
Molly Vermel
Jean W Cornelius
Manlyn Coonen
Emily Moellenng
Josephine l Malecek
NT HIgbee
Peter B Frome
Rachel Grow
Mrs Laurance Horwood
Jarle !lorry
Julie & JeremlOh Bourkp
C~lstlne B Clay
Carol A Cloy
Barbara Hawkeley
Lindo Johnslon
Carol Fitzgerald
Sue Snow
Mary Steiger
r<uth & Frank Zmn
Jan W(lght
Charles Wright
M M John Meehor
Mrs Janet Dunn
Nancy Malicki
Nea, & Dorothy Combs
Wesley H Hoffman
,vlliram H Denier
Fronk J Siaden Jr
r~obert H Pytel!
Paid for by Citizens to Support the G.P. Board of Education, 343 Moross Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, 48236
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Thu~day,
November
GROSSE
10, 1983
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Ofiituaries
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Mrs. Andronekey
Johnides
Stanley L. Sikora
~1'VI('e..., fOl Mr SIkora. 57, of
the WO(xl'> Will be held today, at
9 30 a m .It ~I ,Jodl1 of Al ('
ChUll:h
He died ~dtUI d<ly Nov 5, 111
Bon Seullu"" Ho""plt.d
BOin III l'vhchl~al1 he W<I..,d ..,elf
emplo) I'd ,1(('ounLlnl wIth <In of
lice on Kell)
HOold In 1':.1..,t De
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pa"l tl ('d..,U1 el 01 the DeL.l~alle
KI1l~hh 01 COIUlllbu.., He \Va...,elbo
.In AI lll) \ etel <In of WOlld W.ll II
1\11 SlkOl .I I.., ...,w VIVed bv 1m
Wife Ho..,e 1\!,1IH', t\\O ..,Olb "l'v1mk
,Illd Net! thl ee ddUghtPl.., Chel yl
\nn
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hi'" ,>tep mothel, GI,lce
~IkOl .I ,lIld one "'I...tel
Melllolidl (Onlilbutlon,> may be
Illolde to till' :\lldllg.1I1 C,!l1(PI So
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Intel 1lll'llt II III Iw 111 I'IIt OlIvet
L('meldl \
All ,lllg('nwnt..., II l.'le hdl1dled by
lite Eppen.., V'llldc\1 eghe Funel al
Home
Hazel I. Willison
~el VI(e., fOI Ml.., Wllh~on. 82. of
WIIII..,OIl HO,Hi 111 (;Io ......,e P01l1te
:-,hol e... \\ el e held Wedne...,ddY.
Nov 9 .It FII""\ Umted l\lethodl..,t
CltUl ch
~he died 011 Satul day Nov 5. In
hel home
.
1\11., WII11...ol1 wa., the Wife of
the Idte .John WIIIl.,on. d contldc
101 dnd IllnJdel :-.he I...,""U1vlved by
<I ...,on J [)dVld ddughtel
Ml l>
Glen (I'llell) A Iln) Schneldel : eIght
gl dndchlldl en, olle grea t gl and
child, dud a ...I.,tel
!\lemoll,ll tllbuh:'" mel) be mdde
to the FlI...,t Ulllled
Methodl~t
ChLll eh 24U36. Lrl edtel l\Idck, St
Cl,lll ShOl e..., All ,1Ilgement.., wel e
h.llldled IJ\ the A H Petel ~ funer,II Home'
Intet mel1t \\,a ... ll1 White Chapel
Cemetel)
Walter B. Grabowski
Sel vice.., for:'lll
Lil dbow!>kl. 79.
of HarV<ll d Road
were
held
Thul ..,dd) '\J ov
I )J) the Ver
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Funeldl
Home dnd 5t
CI ~ll e CllUl cll
He died l\Iond<l\ Oct 31. III hl~
home
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POINTE
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BOIIl III Pol,md. he I" ..,U1vlved
1)\ hi'" wile.
Bellllece.
two
d,lughtel s, Mr~ Genelve
Mortka
dlld l'vll~ Clementme
Gutowski.
,md two gl andchlldl en
Intel ment wa:, III 1\11 Olivet
('emetel)
Mrs. Ruth T. Edson
Sel vices for Mr~ Johmde..,. 80.
of the Park, were held Satuldav.
Oct 29, at the Wayne Funeral
Home, Detlolt,
and A!>:,umptlOn
GI eek Orthodox ChUI ch
She died ThUlsday,
Bon Secol1l!> Ho!>pltal
Oct
27.
U1
BOl n 111 Constantmople,
"he
Immigrated
to thl!> country 1111920
d~ a 16-year-old
bllde She Wol" a
life memlJel
of the Wo!velll1e
Chaptel No 52 of the 01 del of the
Ed...,tel n Stal
She wa::, abo ,\
membel 01 Ahmo!>e Temple No 63
ol the Ddughtel s of the Nlle. a
,',hlllle olgamzatlOn
fol' women
1\1I!> Johmdes
I!> ~Ul vlved by
two ddughter",
Helen Glegg and
Vlctolla
Johnides,
two ::'l:,tel~,
one bl othel,
four grandehlldl
ell
,md one great-gl andchlld
Memollal
contlibution"
may be
made to a!>:,umptlOn GI eek 01
thado>- Church
Intelment
Cemelel)
wa.,
111
ACddta
Poll
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Harold E. VanVorhees
ServICes for Mr VanVorhee!>,
89, of Vel mer Road, wel e held
Satul day, Nov
5, at the Vel'
hey den Funel al Home
He died Thursday,
Nov 3 III
Bon Secour~ Hospital
Bol'l1 m Indlanapohs,
he was d
I etired
deSign engmeer
fOI Genel al Motol!> He was a graduate
of
Purdue
Univer!>lty
and was a
member of Bruce Post No 1146 of
the VFW
Mr VanVorhees
IS survIved by
hi:' wIfe, Marion;
a son, GeO! ge
C.
a daughter,
Mrs
Km en
DaVis-Collins
and three
grand
children
Intel ment was 111 Indlanapoll'"
Sel v Ice" for MI" Ed.,on, 91. of
the POinte, wel e held Wedne"day.
Nov 2 1I1 the Vel heyden Funel al
Home
She died ~ul1dav, Oct 30. III hel
home
.
1301n III Mmne, "he I etll ed In
1969 a" a .,ecunly bloket and account executive fOI Pmne-Webber
MI l> Ed...,on I" ""1lI vlved by one
"I"tel
Memolldl
contllbutlOn.,
may be
m,lde to the MichIgan Heart A,,...,OCIatton
CI emeltlOn wa" dt FOl e"t Lawn
Cemetel y
Wesley S. Thompson
Sel VIce., 101 1\11 Thompwn,
73,
01 HawthOine
ROdd. well.' held
Thllll>da~, Nov. 3. III the A H Pet
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Home
He dIed Monda\ ,Oct .n. III Cot
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.
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III ed mdthmethlCl> ~upel VI!>OI fOi
the Detlolt Pubhe School !>y!>tem
1\11 Thomp:,on
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a !>on Ed.
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Studenb
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for d tUIkey on Wedne~dny. Nov
16
The occa~lOn l~ Plel ce'!> 12th
annual Turkey Tlot, ~pon!>oled by
the !>chool'~ phY~lcal educatIOn
depal tmenl The event begll1!> on
the "chool Jthletlc field at 3 p P1
The Turkey Tlot Will con"l~t of
four half mile 1 ace~ One each fOI
~eventh and eighth grade glrb
and boy~, and a one-mile Idce
open to all ~tudent~
ThanksglVlng
tUI key ~ ""III be
awal ded to the first two WlI1nel~
m each of the half mile event~.
and the top thl ee mder~ TUIkey~
al e donated by the Plel ce PTO
In case of bad weather,
the
Turkey Trot Will take place on
Thur!>day, Nov 17 Spectators <lIe
inVited to attend
Student~ Intel ested In compe
tmg should ~lgn up With Sue Snydel 01' Jeny Keith, in the phySical
educatlon
office There I~ a 25
cent entry fee
The Richard PTO hopes to light
up Chnstma~ In the Pomtes by
.,elhng kit<, and ln~tructlOns for
the con~tructlOn of lumlllana
Lumll1ana
IS dn Old World
Spalll~h tl adltlon u~ed to light the
path~ for the coming of world
peace and tl anqulllty, accordlllg
to the PTO Each kit contain!> the
mdtel tal fOI the con~tructlon of
thl ee lummatla
and tn!>tructions
and U1 e pnced at $2 50 or three
fOl $7
FOI OIdelll1g mfOimatlOn on the
~ale that began la<;t Tue~day, call
Jan Wdldell at 881-6822
Pierce PTO holds
poinsettia sale
The Plelce Middle School PTO
\" "p0n"-0I mg ,t pOln!>ettta sale now
thlOugh Nov 21 POInsettia plants.
With 3 to 5 bloom~. are aVailable
m led. plJ1k 01 white dnd ale $3 50
each
Thel e Will be free dehvel y in
GI o~~e Pomte fOl all OIdels of 10
01 mOl e pldnt~ All 01 deI'S must be
pi epald Delivel) date~ al e Dec 1
,md 14
Planb Cdn be 01 del ed thlough
any Plel ce ~tudent, 01 by calling
the Plel ce office, 343-2094
Check~ should be made out to
the Piel ce PTO Ploceeds from
the ~ale Will be used for needed
~chool eqUipment and programs.
Val Moran IS chairperson of thiS
year'~ ~ale She may be leached
aftel 3 30 P m at 884 8765
Tell me about
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SERVICES:
NEW BALTIMORE EXIT M-29
planned for Nov. 16
A SADD chapter IS bemg formed at North, ~ponsored by student!> and Tom Teetaert,
chau.
man of the phYSical education depaltment
Announces the availability of
speech services in your home.
FINE DINING
Christmas
Pierce Turkey Trot
The ~econd pamphlet prOVides
three ways to prevent ~omeone
from dnving while under the m.
fluence of alcohol. They are dnvlnfl your fnend home; havll1g your
friend ~pend the night; and calling
another fnend or a cab
In c1o~mg. Anastas dsked how
many students
recogmzed
the
danger!> of drinkmg and dnvmg
and If they would help solve the
problem When he a!>ked them to
rise If they pledged to do some,
the entire audience ~tood up
lOtI SPEECH PATIIlOGY
Adults - $6.50 Children - $4.50
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Richard PTO
will light up
School
NeW's
& Notes
lime
South High School's
instrumental
musIc department
will
present Its annual Cabaret Pops
concert on Saturday, Nov 12, at
7 30 P m. m the South High School
Gymnatorium
Featured will be performances
of popular mU~IC by the Concert
Band, SymphOniC Band and Orchestra The Jazz Band will proVide dancll1g musIc for the remainder of the evening, during
which time light refreshments Will
be served
AdmiSSIOn at the door IS $2 for
adults, $1 for students, or $6 for
the immediate family (senior citIzens are admitted
free)
Call
343.2140 for further lI1formatlOn
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Make Your Reservations Nowl
to North
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Ana~ta!> added
The wolto of SADD I~ "Fnend~
Robert Ana~tas, foundel of Stu- don't let friend~ dnve drunk,"
dent~ Agam~l Drunk Dllvmg, tea- Anastas !>ald "When you dnnk
cher, counselor dnd coach (or 22 and dnve. you challenge death
yeal s m Mas~achu~ett<" ~poke at And when you're dead at 17, you
North High Tue~day.
Oct 25. are dead at 17 ..
Ana~ta~ provided each ~tudent
~hm mg With ~ludent~ hl~ conern
about dl mkmg and dnvmg.
He With two pamphlet~ The ftr~t ex
a~ked them to help attack the plamed SADD and it~ goab, which
mclude ellmmating the dl unk dnpi oblem by Foundmg a SADD at
vel' and !>avlI1glive!>; alertmg high
North
"You young people have a pro- !>chool fltudents Lo the ddnger!> of
dnnking and dnvmg; conductll1g
blem," Ana~ta~ ~ald "NatIOnally,
alcohol
awarene~~
you're dying at the Iate of one an community
pro.
hour That'~ 8,000 01' 9,000 a yeal " progl am!>, and orgamzmg
He aho ~ald that 87 percent of gl am~ to help those who have
teenagel ~ dl mk befol e they gra- concern!> about alcohol
The pamphlet also contamed the
dUdte h om high ~chool The ~ame
SADD "Conti act for Life" that
numbel al~o tI y dl ug~ 01 mall
!>tate~ the teenager Will call home
Juana
"And then they drive,"
If the need allse~ for !>afe tt an~portatlOn The pat ent agl ee!> to
prOVide that tl ansportahon
and
dl~CU~~ the ~ituatJOn at a latel
881-7193
With ThIs Ad (Thru February 84)
Thursday, November 10, 1983.
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11 dlld 12 <it 8 p.m. in the main auditorium
,It 1045 ('001. HOdd.
North parents
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Pd
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the Plel ce g) mlld"llIm
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Businessmen hold meeting
The GlO!>bePOInte Bu~me~s and
PI ofe:-'~IOncllA~",oclahon of Mack
Avenue WIll hold Il~ .1I1nutll dmner
meeting Wedne..,dclY, Nov 16, at
lhe GI O~be Pomte Hunt Club, 655
Cook Rond In the Wood.'.
OllICe1'6 and lhrector.., 101 1984
\\ III be elected ell the meetmg
1\la) 016 01 thell I Cpl c~enldtlve.., of
the GI O~be POllltC~, Wd) ne County
E>.ecullve Wlllldm LUCd6 dnd DeIIOlt Mdyor Colemdll Young have
been lllvlted 10 UbCU..,"theIr Clt) 'b
eonccln~ 101' l\ldck developmenl
.lJ1d Implovcmcnt
All membel" 01 lhe bU"Lne6~dud
pi ofe"..,IOl1dI ,I "..,OCI.lt1011 gue..,h
dnd Illcm!-. die \\ ('leome Re..,el
\ <ltlOn" <II e I equll cd by Flld<l)
Nov II, and can be made by calhng DIck Dunn, 884-8500
The GLObbe Pomte BU~Ine~~ and
Pl'ofeb~ional AS~oCldtIOn will abo
~ponsor "Chti~lma~ fOI the Needy" begmnmg Saturday, Nov 19
and running
lhlough
mId-De.
cembCl
The pLOgl am begm6 Nov 19
With ~dl1ta Cldu~ dnd hlb Boy
Scout
helpel6
vlbltmg
Mack
bu..,me,,"e6 to deltver 50 "Chll!>tm.h Balb" to Pal liclpatmg busl
nebbe~ Each Will be 1I16cnbed
wIlh the ndme of a needed gift
The ball.'. WIll then be dl~played
on d II ee In each bU~Ine~~ ~o CUbtomel.., Celnpick up d ball. buy the
Item. WIdp It, lIlcludlllg the name
of the gilt on the WIdppmg and de
po "I! It 111 J gift box In the ~lol'e
In 01 del' to pal tLclpdte m thl~
)eal.., plogrdm,
bu..,me~be.'. can
dell vel 50 bU"'1I1e~6ca Id6 to Mr
Vel n',> HdJl De~lgnel~, 20902 Mack,
GI o~~e POinte Wood!> 482:l6, by
FllddY, Nov 11
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toAARP
L. Michael Smith, right, vice.
prel>ident, corporate development
at St. John Hospital, poses with
Joseph Staub and Erwin Wood.
center,
two members
of the
•
Grosse Pointe City chapter of the
American Association of Retired
Persons, Smith talked to about 125
members of the AARP recently
about St. John's modernization
program
and Medicare's
new
DRG, or diagnosi., and related
groups.
SOC eIec tS 0fficers
Serv1Ce~ fOI Older CitIzens,
held thell annuJI meetmg
f,,}S::.'~~~,"~~~A~~~nGa,.. ThUl ~day, Oct 20, at the Grosse
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POll1te CongregatIOnal Chul'ch
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pi e~Ident; Dr Mdx Gal dnel. fll st
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Ted Flemll1g, l'ecordmg
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Mr~
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cOl'1'espondlng becretal y, and AIthur Bodeau, heasUler
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older and thell families to a Vdl'lety of commulllly
agencies and
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DnROIT, MI. 41224
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The Food and Fllendshlp progi am meet~ dally at 11 a.m. at
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help serve the nutlltLOnal and 60SECURITY GUARD AGENCY
CIaI need~ of seniors In a group
Jame" E, Klllney
setting For more mformation on
this, call 882-5699
The Mmor Repairs and Chores
program prOVides mmor home re13520 Ha~se
pall selVIce to mdlVlduals at least
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of re~Idents In Grosse Pointe and
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Mental health
centers mark 20 ~ The Best Ground Round in Town!
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gat~ ~~~~~D
Mental Health Centers to celebrate
Oct 31, as Commumty
Mental
Health Day in recognition of the
20th anmversary of the federalleglslation that created
the community mental health system
In announcing the commemoration, Nahonal CouncIl President
LUCille Kelley cited the legislation's importance
in the shift
from mstitutional
to commumty
based care
"The development of the commumty mental health system was
a major step to remove the mentally III from the Isolation of mere
custodial care of earlier decades
to a less restrictive, more humane
ReSIdents of the Grosse Pomte
treatment setting," she said. "The
school dIstnct Will find that an old community mental health system
fnend has taken on a new look enables clients..lo remam in their
when the- latest editIOn 'of=.,.uElW communities where they can rephasl~" arnves
at their homes
ceIve support from theIr familIes
thI~ week.
and friends and maintam
jobs
The change m the format of whIle they receive the treatment
"Em'pha~ls" coupled WIth the pub- they need.
licatIOn of the new bi-monthly
"We are hopmg that community
newsletter "To the POInte" gives
mental health centers across the
re!>ldents more informatIOn about
country use thIS opportumty to intheir !>chools and librartes,
ac- crease community
awareness
of
cording to the schooi board ad- their services and promote commimstratlOn
mumty mvolvement in theu' proThe new "EmphasI~" IS a more
grams," Kelley contmued. "It is
colorful, down-sized report
Pub- also a time for us to renew our
hshed quarterly,
each Issue will commitment to the plulosophy of
have a dIfferent theme and all the communIty care"
stOlle!>. photographs
and graphs
Community mental health enWill be dIrected to that theme
tered a new era m 1963 when
The first Issue Will deal WIth the President John F. Kennedy sent a
school reorgamzation
proposal
message to Congress calling for a
currently
before the Board of "bold new approach" to the probEducation In the commg edItions,
lems of mental illness. Congress
"EmphaSIS" WIll look at guidance
responded by passing the Mental
and counseling, middle school and RetardatIOn Facilities
and Cornsummer school programs
mumty
Mental
Health
Center
The new commumtv newsletter,
Construction Act of 1963 WhICh the
"To the POInte" IS" designed to President signed into law on Oct
gIve each resident of the distnct a 31, 1963 The law, which aubnef leport on events, Issues and thol'lzed federal grants for conthinking 10 the school system, ac- struction of public or nonprofIt
cording to the adminIstratIOn Un- commumty mental health centers,
lIke "EmphaSIS," the newsletter
led to the development
of more
WIll gIve stl alght coverage of dif- than 700 of these agencies
ferent actIVItIes and proJects 10
In subsequent
legislatIOn Conthe "chool~
gress expanded the federal role
"We feel that these publIcations
from strictly a "bricks and morbetter fulfill our pledge to the tar"
approach
to faclhtating
commumty that we would keep growth
of commumty
mental
them better 1Oformed about school health centers through funds for
matters"
'laId Trustee Catherme
staffing and other grants for serBllCrly "We expect 'EmphaSIS'
vice delivery The culmmatlOn of
to plovlde greater coverage of our thIS legislative approach was the'
program .. and goals while 'To the Mental Health Systems Act, pasPointe' wLll help each resident
sed In 1980 in response to the reI ecelve news of lhe .,chool system
commendatIOns of the PreSIdent's
10 a more timely manner"
CommISSIOn on Mental Health
Que"tlOns or comments concernThese budgetary reductIOns, InIng "Empha~I~'
or "To the
POinte" ~hould be addressed
to flation and the impact of the reBruce Kefgen at the OffIce of the cessIOn combined to produce fi~upenntendent
The number
IS nanCial strains WIthin the commumty mental health system
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the Annual Local Unit FI'iCal Report form F 65
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Opinions & letters
Page Twenty-A
Thursday,
Plan one was the board's best
,
,
, I
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To the Editor:
system as a whole when they Court, 1Il MillIken V Bradley,
Oh where, oh where have
have already borne the draSti- 418 U.S 717, 1974 reversed a you been, Mr. Calahan
and
cally dIsproportionate
non- Federal
DIstrict Court deici. others of the CitIzens to Supshareable burden of lOSIng theIr SlOn which would have compel- port the Grosse Pomte Board
neIghborhood school
led Grosse POInte, and other of EducatIOn group, whIle all
school dIstricts
in the tri- the meetlllgs,
Board
members
should
research
and
acknowledge the debt whIch the county area, to cross-dIstrict
hard work has been carned on
school system would owe to re- busing WIth Detroit. In domg by citizen:,> III Grosse Pointe
so the Supreme
Court de- who are truly interested
dIstrIcted
resIdents
Board
m
clared:
"Before
the boun- qualIty educatIOn?
members,
alfhough charged
and autoWIth advanCIng the good of the darIes of separate
All of a sudden, as the bIg
nomous school dIStrIcts may day of deCISIOn maklllg by the
maJQrJty, cannot accomplish
that duty by takll1g advantage of be set aside by consolidatmg
school
board
rapIdly
apthe separate ul1lls for remedial
proaches, you come out of the
the mInority
Even If other5
or by Imposing
a woodwork, armed WIth "facts"
were wlllmg to Ignore the plIght purposes
remedy it must hke "
we've lost 45 percent
of redIstrIcted
persons,
the cross-district
. raCIally of our students"
(at the tIme
board IS precluded from so do- first be shown that.
discriminatorv
acts
. have th,1t thE' dir...trict'"
E'nrollmE'nt
Ing
been a substantial cause of in- hovered around 14,000 we were
Those who oppose school clos- terdlstnct
segregatIOn
operatmg at 20 percent above
Ings should acknowledge
that
(as) where distrIct hnes have ca pacI ty) and ".
the two
suffICIent Increase 111 the quality
been delIberately drawn on the strong victors in the board
of the educatIOn prOVIded and baSIS of race.
. (W)Ithout an election were proponants
of
suffICIent decrease m the cost of mterdistrlct
VIOlatIOn and an school
closlllgs"
(Vmcent
provIdmg It mIght JustIfy school interdistnct
effect there is no LoCicero ~tated at the Barnes
clOSIngs RedIStricted resIdents
constitutIOnal
wrong calling
meetmg on Nov. 1 that he did
should admit that their an- for an mter-dl~trIct remedy."
not feel hIS vIctory mandated
tagonIsm to proposed closmgs is
school closmgs Or dId his platin large measure a result of
That busing could be Insti- ford state such) etc.
theIr bel ief that they are entitled
tuted withll1 the school dbtrict
Your statement
that some
to educational faCIlIties wlllch WIthout imperil mg ItS autonomy
persons who support the board
are as accessIble, as well as ex- does not make busing an at".
afraid to go publIc"
cellent, as those which other
tractIve optIOn It only makes It are
IS really the last straw. This IS
members of the commumty en- clear that It is an aVaIlable op- a commumty
of intelligent
JOY If Grosse Pomte IS to pro- tIOn The fact remalllS that
people who are free to speak
VIde a qualIty educatIOnal sys- people prefer
neighborhood
up any time they want, for or
tem
WIthout neIghborhood
schools and that they would vas- against
an issue
To say
schools, then buses are neces- tly prefer that theIr tax dollars
otherWIse, as you have, IS an
sary.
be spent to prOVIde a school
msult to theIr mtelligence and
withIn
walklllg distance rather
mtegrity.
But prOVIding a school transthan
for
pay
for
buses
to
transThe "fact" that you've had
portation system IS a very unport
students
to
nonbl I h
popular propOSItion, des~ite the neIghborhood
zero mpu t ,a t any pu 1 c earschools
That
mg,
decide
to
become
the
mItigatIng
effects WhICh so
beIng so, a reorganizatIOn whIch Standard Bearer for the board
domg would have on the inleaves
the schools
In the and manage
to become the
equity WhIChschool closings enneighborhood IS more generally
front
page
headline
of the
tail. Of course buses are unacceptable than one whIch calls Grosse Pointe News, all from
popular With those whose confor transportatIOn
to another
a pOSItion of Ignorance of fact
duct IS mfluenced more by theIr
and total publIc mvolvement,
pocketbooks than by their prlll- neIghborhood
IS phenomenal
Supt
Brummel's
origInal
clples, those who would condone
plan
proposed
consolIdatIng
Deany change which would deGrosse ~~n?:W~~~~
crease theIr taxes regardless of fer, Kerby and Mason elementhe effect of that change on their tary schools WIth PIerce, Brownell and Parcells,
adjacent
fellow commulllty
members.
Also opposed to school system mIddle schools. This plan dId
buses are those who resent the not appreCIably upset expecta0
tIOns with respect to school proallocatIOn
of publIc school
,
.
xlmity, nor dId it affect property
mOnIes to providing transporta~it~ dISgust, I a.m ~aymg
values, nor did it give rise to the this tIcket for backlOg mto a
tion for private and parochial
to prOVIde school
school students wlthm the dIS- imperatIve
diagonal parking space,
trICt Even those who would be system transportatIOn because
Because of a huge puddle, I
no student
was redIstricted
expected to openly advocate
backed into the parkmg place
school system buses, those from a school WIthin walkmg
to save my shoes - $3 would
whose schools are proposed to dIStance to one whIch would re- probably have resoled them I
qUIre transportatIOn.
be closed and those sympathetic
stIll had time on my meter
to them whose prInCiples weIgh
Perhaps
Grosse
Pointe
Unfortunately,
the plan was
heaVIer than their pocketbooks,
premature
with respect to the Woods should take a look at its
fail to do so. ThIS failure stems Defer-PIerce consolIdation, the sense of priorities. There were
dIrectly from concern that In- Defer populatIOn being too large
approXimately
SIX tickets istradistnct
bussing would con- allow combinatIOn at this time
sued in the area at the same
stitute the fIrst step down the But Brownell
time. It does leave me feeling
and Parcells
road leading to cross-d Istnct
would have accomodated Kerby that I don't want to bother
busing.
in Grosse
POlllte
Tho~e who antIcIpate
that
and Mason students, and Defer shoppmg
Woods anymore and I'm sure
qualIty would be Improved by
could
have
been
closed
when
ItS
The board does nothing to dISothers feel the same way
reorganizatIOn ought to be wIl- pel thIS popular paranOIa about populatIOn decreased.
Those
What are your priorities lmg to f mance the Improvement
who
opposed
thiS
plan
'W
hen
It
buses whether because it too
from
whIch tbey belIeve to be of such suffers under a delusion with re- was fIrst suggested should gIve the revenue generated
these
stupidly
issued
tickets
or
great vallie If they decline to spect to the law regardmg the It consIderatIOn
now, If the
the business generated at the
undertake Improvement if they cIrcumstances
parade
of
hornbles
since
ISSUed
under WhICh a
local establishments,
even on
helve to pay Its true cost, then court can order cross-dlstnct
111 the name of alternative
plans
a rainy Saturday?
the" can hardly expect others,
has
not
already
led
them
to
do
busing or because the popular
The meter maid certainly
who prefer the present qualIty
mIsconceptIOn
runs to the so
earned her money, but I wonand convemence, to be WIlling board's advantage when It calWere I at the helm of the ship der if, in the long run, Grosse
t () t mance the venture
culates the costs of reorganizaof schools, a modIfIed plan one IS Pomte Woods might be ahead
tIOn EIther way, the communTho~e who want decreased
the course I would chart If such by giving her Saturdays
off
(osts of course would deSIre to Ity would benefit If the truth
a plan were Implemented those
and see busmess flourish
were
known
for
thIS
paranOIa
aVOId the expense of providmg
who want co~ts reduced would
Elizabeth O'Rourke
tran..,portatlOn
They must un- prevents an honest statement of be satIsfIed by the good faIth efGrosse Pointe City
the
gneva-nce
which
redisder..,tand, however, that redISfort to do so whIch the consolIdatricted
Illdlviduals
and
those
tricted Illdlvlduals do not WIsh to
tIOns represent Those who want
sympathetIC to their plight per- Improved qualIty would have
prOVide transportation
eIther
ceive
R<'dl..,trIcted residents
rigbtly
the
chance
to determIne
(''(ped d'>Slstance with the burwhether consolIdation
really
The UnIted States Supreme
den of tl an'iportatlOn from the
does advance excellence, WIth
the Barnes populatIOn servlI1g
as a control Tho!>e who want
Editor's note
neighborhood schools will have
convelllPnt
neIghborhood
We added thl:- thIrd
albeIt dilferent ones
page to our OpinIOn.., schools,
& Letter.., ~ectlOn thl~ than before PrOVISIOnof transweek 'iO the opInion"
portatIOn IS aVOIded, WIth Its atof ..,ome of the d07en.., tendant
costs, mconvel1lence
of cltlzen~
who have
and paranOIa Each segment 01
WII!ten
about
the
the commumty should be conI""ue of ..,chool reO!
ganl7atIOn
could
be tent, for the ~ake Of the school
system 111 whIch they all propllnted
before
the
fess, and mfactdohave,
such an
Board
of EducatIOn
overwhelmmg Illtere<,t
vote ...on the I!>"ue ne\t
10, 1983
Hold off on closing vote
The last straw
To the EdItor
lIa\ II1g ~et out upon the
..,torm) ..,ea~of reorganIzatIOn In
..,Cdleh of the land where Incredsed qualIty and decreased
e>'IH.'n..,es dwell,
the school
buard 110\\ fmd!> Itself captalnI ng the ~hlp entru!>ted to its care
bet\\ een the Sevlla of those who
threaten to reject mIllage prop(hab If ~chooh are nol closed
dncl the CharybdIS of those who
thl ('<lten to do so If they are
clo-;ed If eIther penl proves as
tOl'lllldable 111 fad as It appears
to bt' at thl.'>dl!>tance from a mllIdge propo~al \ ote, then the ship
I'> llkely to founder
Without
r Jlld/lllllg, lile quel>l fur qua1JlY
u)mc~ to an abrupt halt and the
..,hlp oj :'>chools plunges to the
bottom 01 the ~ea
The late of the shIp of school~
cloe~ not affect
only board
members,
It affects
every
member of lhe school dIStrIct
The board's re~ponsibllIty IS to
<..harl a course to safety, but It
<..annot do !>o Without the cooperatIOn of the community
CompromIse is called for, not
only on the part of the board as It
tnes to formulate a plan which
I" JaIl' and whIch therefore de~erve,> the !>upport of the commUlllty, but also on the part of
eommulllty members who must
acknowledge that they live In a
communIty composed of dIsparate elements, each as entitled
to accommodatIOn
of hIS
dIvergent
opinIOn
as the
other
Tho<,e who approve of clos
Illg schools eIther on the as~umpLJon that dOIng so WIll dlmlllish costs or on the assumptIOn that domg ~o WIll advance
quallt)-. mll'it be aware that
Plther 'end CdOonly be effected
bj eXdclJng conSIderable sacrJ1lce~ ! rom redlstncted
re'>Ident'i ResIdents
111 areas
where ~chools are closed, in addItIOn to bell1g dISappointed in
theIr reasonable expectations of
~chool prOXimity and suffenng
the dlmul1ItJon of theIr property
values would, under any except
the ongInal plan proposed by
Supt Kenneth Brummel whIch
consolrdated adjacent elementarv and mIddle schools, have to
prcivlde transportatIOn
to the
new ~chools Thus If any plan
other than plan one were Implemented
redIstrIcted
residents would lose, and lose and
lose yet agam in order to ad\ an<..e the amorphous
aim of
ImprovIng quality and fund the
..,avlng,>
November
cept IS not to be (;lIm1l1at~
when the rebultmg sa vmgs IS
under 1 percent
Havmg lIved III many areas
of the US, ~ feel that G.rosse
POllltel:'> unIque 111 ItS cItizen
lI1tere:.t,
Il1volvement
and
commitment
to excellence in
pubhc educatiOn
Surely, we
do not hdve apathy when we
feel the futm e educatIOn IS
thl eatened WIth the fme educatIOn m) chIldren receIved in
the ~v,>tem, I teel compelled to
WrIte [hI'" letter and seek to set
d~lde the comlllg collIson of in
tel e:-.t~ If the boal d accepts
Supt Kenneth Brummel's pro-
To the Editor'
The Nov 14 school board
meeting IS fast approaching
At this meeting the Board of
Education IS to cast 115 vote
regarding
the proposal
for
school closings
I have the rughest regard for
the tremendous Investment of
tIme and talent reqUIred by
members of the school board
Surely they are highly dedIcated CItizens ThIS does not
prevent
me from exercIsmg
my rIght to dIsagree when I
feel they may be misgUIded on
an issue.
Presently only one member
of the board has publIcly ~t3t
ed that the Will of the people
dictates that he oppose school
closmgs
Contrary to the belief that
only well-organized and vocal
arents oppose school closing,
, like many other CItIzens who
do not have chIldren m publIc
school, aslo feel that thiS actIon has a negative effect on
Grosse Pointe's future schools
Our neIghborhood school con-
po"al
nn Nov
14
WIth emotIOn:'> runnIng hIgh,
a coohng off penod IS In order
I would hate to see a recall
vote and result1l1g alIenation
take place WIth a board whIch
bm, served bO well m the past
Therefore,
I urge that the
vote be po~tponed or rejected
until reason reIgns over emo-
f
tIOn
DIck Campbell
GI o~:'>ePOInte Farms
Let m.llage
vote dictate
I
T th Ed't .
0
e
1 01 ,
Now .that everythlllg
ha!>
been saId, before somethmg IS
pOSSIbly done, let's be clear
that whatever way members
of the Grosse Pomte Board of
Education vote on Nov. 14 pertaimng to Barnes School and
the fate of sixth graders It WIll
in the current commumty chmate be determined
by emotIOn, by lack of objectivIty,
and most of all, by board
members' collective egos
The board and superintendent.
having read the communIty
wrong on two successIve occaslOn:,>
, are ~tJlI on very shaky
ground tlu~ third tune around
When have anv of us been
~atl~fJed WIth a decblOn that is
our thll d choice?
My strong suggestIon for a
:'>ucce~sful :'>olutIOn to the Current chlemma Ib to put a moratOrIum on any deCISIOn until
the next mIllage election, and
let those results dictate future
~chool orgamzatlOl1
Irene Danowski
Gro..,~e POlllte Farms
Homecomings draw Raves
the Editor:
G.Ive me ter mm.d ToSchool
Grosse Pointe North High
put on a spectacular
Saturdays ff
Homecoming
Parade ~n Saturday, Oct. 15, featurmg
an
superb job done on the Homecommg festIVItIes and the involvement of the community
m helpIng out WIth the students' problems and supportarray of beautiful floats bearIng the Blue DevIls to theIr
ing the theme of "The Great
eIghth WIn 1II a row and an
Outdoors."
Eastern
Michigan
League
Students of each organizachampIOnshIp
tions and class year P4,t 111
The communIty
of Grosse
many hours of preparation and
POInte also makes the homework on these floats. They did commg weekend what It IS
a splendid job and we are very
AlumnI of the school come
proud of them. I should also back for the breakfast, football
mention
that
the school's
game and dance and the fumarchmg band put m many
ture alumm watch the parade
hours of early .mormng re- pass on KerchevaL
hearsals to prOVIde the musA special thanks should go to
ical upbeat
for this happy
the parenb and teachers that
event.
helped the students throughout
I was rather dIsappOInted
the week puttlllg
together
that the Oct. 20 and 27 Issues
float~, hostmg pom-pon par~ies
of the Grosse Pointe News did and supervlsmg float partIes.
not carry a caption
of the
Many of the~e parents stayed
parade. It seems newsworthy
up WIth the students makmg
to m~ when our ,local students
and fluffmg porn-pons until 4
get mvol.v~d WIth a healt~y
a m. This was ebpeclally true
school SPlflt and share It WIth WIth the parents of the jUnIors,
the community
Please gIve who kept the construction party
them the coverage and pub- gomg untIl 3 30 p.m.
!icity they deserve, It's pretty
The students and alumnI of
exciting stuff!
South should be proud of the
Judy Englebrecht
very successful weekend The
Harper Woods entire
commumty
benefIts
To the Editor'
from Its success
As a junior at South High, I
KIp Monahan
would like to comment on the
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Monday
Another note
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la..,t week'.., OpInion
pdge. we pi mted a let
tel flom Pm k mayOl
al candldat£'
Palmel
Heendn I e..,pondmg to
another letter that <lP
P('(IIN"l
011 that
page
~lI1ce It \Vel.., our 1,I..,t
"''''11(' befor(' the mun
IClp,d
<'I('ctlOn,
\H'
thought It f,l1l to d110\V
H('('neln a chance
to
I ('"pond
to the letter
I\nd t h(' ..,dme OPPOI
tUnlt.,
would
have
been'glant('d
to any
(.mdld,lte
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W('Donnld
Theresa Brennan Kla~sen
Gro~,>e POInte Park
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the editor
from our read E'r<;,
Lf'tuors <;hould hI' "ignE'd with a
namE', addrE'<;<; and 1t'If'phonf'
numht'r
at which thf' writf'r can
be rea('hf'd
during
the day in
casf'
there
arE'
qUf'<;tions.
N amf'<; of letter writ('f<; will he
withheld
undf'r <;pt'cial circumstance<; onl~.
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Real Estate Exchange
Feature Page
The Second Section
I
From Another Pointe
Of View
Section B
Thursday, November 10, 1983
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By Jallet Mueller
Christmas during the Victorian period was a time of
great warmth and beauty. Advance preparations were
elaborate. Houses were decked with garlands, wreaths
and "kissing balls." Angel-crowned trees were laden
with handmade presents. Home entertaining was at its
peak, with a lavish, multi-course Christmas dinner and
frequent holiday parties.
The spirit and charm of Victorian Christmases Past
will come alIve in The Pomte a week from tomorrow,
Friday, Nov. 18, when the Grosse Pointe Garden Center
presents Its annual Eska and Ra'ymon~ Berry Memorial
Lecture at 10:30 a.m. in the Grosse Pomte War Memorial's Fries Auditorium.
Speaker is Sunny O'Neil, nationally known.authority on
Christmas customs who has addressed audIences at the
Smithsonian Instit'ution and around the country and
comes to Grosse Pointe from a recent lecture tour of
England.
Her Christmas ideas have been featured in Better
Homes and Gardens, House and Garden and Woman's
Day magazines. The Washington Post and The New York
Times have written about her and her work. Her book,
"The Gift of Christmas Past," is in its third printing, and
is considered the bible of Victorian Christmas decorating
for historic houses.
She is the editor of The Flower letter , a newsletter for
those interested in flower arranging and floral arts and
crafts. In her richly illustrated slide lecture for the
Pointe Garden Center, she will describe Victorian holiday traditIons and lore and dISCUSShow to create an
authentic American Victorian Christmas with presentday materials.
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Sunny's "Gift of Christmas Past" will be available,
autographed, for purchase after the lecture, to which
admission is $3.50 for the general public, free to Garden
Center members. There will also be a Victorian Bazaar
of handmade gifts and flowering plants.
As always, the Berry lecture will be immediately followed by a subscription luncheon in the Fries Crystal
Ballroom. Reservations, at $6.50 per person, are required
for the luncheon. They may be made by calling the Garden Center, 881-4594,any Tuesday Wednesday or Thursday, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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Chrisfmas Walk Preview
Speaking of Christmas - and not a moment too soon;
after all, it IS-almost Thanksgiving, and we all know how
fast the countdown to Christmas goes after Turkey Day
... the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club was the setting yesterday morning for a preview of the Detroit Symphony
_ Le_agl,1e~.s.._'24Uf An~:Q!,1~1"1JOttdM'~"H6me Totir~ popularly
kntiWft ci'S me Clinstmas Walk.
(<<?ontinuedon Page 7B)
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Lovely setting for UN C fall benefit . • ·
Guests will sip and nibble as they browse among a variety of
work in a variety of media at Operation LINe's Art and Hors
d'Oeuvres Fall Benefit this SaturdaYl Nov. 12, at the Pointe
home of Erv Steiner. The party begms at 8 p.m. A $10 per
person donation covers fine food, spirits and the opportunity to
see what many local and non-local artists have been up to lately. Among the exhibitors are Jerry Crowley (marine watereolors), Joyce Elliston (watercolors),
Dori Krusz (bronze
sculpture), Jane McKanna (oils and pa:tcls), Gene Pluhar (pot.
tery), Bette Prudden (portraits and watercolors), Carol Sinclair
(house portraits and pen-and-inks), Julie Strabel (watercolors),
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Pointers
JULIA SCHAFFNER
and BONNIE HAWKINS recently
completed 16-week intensive training programs
at the InstItute for
Paralegal
Trainmg, Philadelphia,
Pa. Ms. SChaffner, who holds a
Bachelor of Arts in.Political
SCience frt"trMtehigan
Jack Summers (photographs) and Al Young (glass art) The
artists will be on hand to answer questions about their work,
which will be for sale that evening. Chairpersons for the fall
benefit are MRS. MICHAEL HEAPHY (right) and MRS.
CHARLES BONTEN, pictured above at the doorway to the Steiner home. The party, second in what Operation LINC hopes WIll
be an annual series, is open to the public. Reservations may be
made by contacting Barb Earl at 88&0634. Funds raised will
help LINC continue to Link Individuals with Needs in the Community.
State Univer-
sity, wUl specialize in Litigation
Management.
Ms. Hawkins, who
received
a Bachelor of Arts in
History from the Umversity
of
Michigan in 1982, will speCIalize in
Estates and Trusts
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MR and MRS EDGAR C NETHERTON,
former reSidents of
The Shor~ho
-B&W live In Howley-in-the-H1J1s, Fla.,
celebrated
their 50th wedding annIversary
Oct. 2 with family and frIends at
the 8t. Clair Inn, 8t. Clair. The
Scott Ingram IS Norman
Rockwell's most famous model.
He IS also Director of the Dave
Grossman DeSigns Norman
Rockwell Club and an
award-wlnrung Rockwell
biographer
The LImited EdItIon Norman
Rockwell Collectible at left,
"Scotty's Surprise", IS adapted
from the December 29,1956 cover
of the Saturday Everung Post that
Scott Ingram modeled for
Norman Rockwell ThIS pIece WIll
be available for purchase and
personal signature only dunng
Mr Ingram's personal
appearance
Nethertons
have two children,
DAVID C., of Chicago, Ill., and
MRS CHARLES RENNY, of 8t
Clair; and fIve grandchildren
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CHRISTOPHER
of
The Park,. receIved a Doctor of
Osteopathy degree from Michlgan
State University's
College of OsteopathIC Medicine at hooding and
commencement
ceremonies
June
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10 A 1970 graduate
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degree In bIOlogy from the Umversity of Michigan and a masters
degree In NurSing from the Lelhard ...school..of Nursmg at Pace
University. He will nOW begin 8
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shOWIng his personal slide presentatIon, and tellIng his
fascinating anecdotes about the personal experiences he
shared WIth Mr Rockwell.
Mr Stoltz Will be delighted to autograph any Norman
Rockwell Museum coUectible you may have They will
also be available for purchase dUrIng thlc; special event
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GROSSE
POINTE
Thursday,
NEWS
November
10, 1983
Miss Landers wed in East
Mr. and Mrs.
Kevin C. Sorenson
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Carrie Lynne Jones, m a puffsleeved dress of beaded satin and
a cathedral length vell caught by
a beaded headpiece, carrying an
arrangement
of yellow and red
roses with baby's-breath,
spoke
her marrIage
vows to Kevm
Charles Sorenson on Saturday,
August 20, in Jackson's
Trimty
Lutheran Church
She is the daughter of Mr and
Mrs Ronald L Jones, of Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon R. Sorenson,
of Rivard Boulevard, are the brIdegroom's parents
The 4 30 o'clock ceremony at
which The Reverend William Gatz
presided was followed by a reception at Jackson Community College's Potter's Center. The newlyweds vacationed In Mexico, on
the Island of Cozumel off the
Yucatan Pemnsula,
and are at
home in Treasure Island, Fla
Honor mald Monica LaTulippe,
of Holmes
Beach,
Fla,
and
bridesmaids
DenIse LaTulIppe,
also of Holmes Beach, and Patsy
Caverly, of Kalamazoo,
college
friends of the bride, Constance
Jones, of Jackson, the bride's sister, Lynne Jones, of Ioma, their
cousin, and Barbara
Sorenson
CartWrIght,
of San FranCISCO,
Calif., the brIdegroom's
sister,
wore lemon yellow dresses styled
with puff-sleeved,
lace bodices ..
Their flowers were red and yellow
carnations.
Kenneth Sorenson came from
Houston, Tex., to act as best man
for his brother. Ushers were ChrIS
Jones, the brIde's brother, Grosse
Pointers
Larry Simon, George
Ferris and Joe Ferris,
college
friends of the bridegroom,
and
Roger Hubbard, of MIamI, Fla
The mother of the brIde wore a
long, spaghetti-strapped
gown of
mauve chIffon, With a cape. A
braided self-fabric belt accented
the brIdegroom's mother's formal
length,
long-sleeved
gown of
medIUm blue crepe. Yellow roses
formed both mothers' corsages.
Merrimack
College
Chapel,
North Andover, Mass., was the
setting Saturday,
September
10,
for the wedding of Elizabeth Rees
Landers,
daughter
of Dr and
Mrs. James W Landers, of Sunningdale Drive, and PhilIp James
ChrIstian, son of Mr and Mrs.
Russell ChristIan, of Georgetown,
Mass, and Largo, Fla
The
Reverend
Raymond
Jack~on, 0 S.A , preSided at the 3
o'clock
ceremony
James
M
Lander~, brothel' of the bnde, and
Stephen McLaughlIn,
COUSin of
the bridegroom,
gave readings
from the Scnptures
The nte~ were followed by a receptIOn and dmnel at the RadiSson Fel ncroft Hotel and COWltry
Club, Danver~, Ma!>!> The newlyweds vaca tlOned on Antigua
They are at home In Lowell,
Ma!:>!>
The bllde's gown of lace on dot.
ted net fedtul ed a ~oft, !>atm-Imed
bodIce With a weddmg
band
necklme of Bilstol .md Vemse
lace
Lace formed her thl eequarter length, balloon sleeves
Her skIrt
was fashIOned
of
double-layered Silk 01 gandy
Her Ivory Illu.\oIOnvell fell from
a wreath of Ivory and pink satin
flowers, WIth flowmg lace streamers, and she carned a Colomal arrangement
of whIte rose!>, pmk
rosebuds,
baby's-breath,
!>tephanotis, varied greens and flOWing
ivory rIbbon!:>.
Rebecca Porta, who came trom
Orlando, Fla., to serve as her SISter's
honor
attendant,
and
bridesmaIds
Constance Krueger,
of Danvers,
their cousin, and
Sonja Lindblad, of Shrewsbury,
Mass, wore floor len~th dresses
of magenta QIana. ChIffon capes,
gathered
blouson style at theIr
waists, covered theIr form-flttmg
bodices. TheIr skIrts were cut
diagonally,
with a wrap-around
panel effect
Their Colomal bouquets of rubrum hhes, miniature carnations,
pmk rosebuds, heather and greens
were accented WIth rose-colored
ribbon streamers
Richard J Christian, of Bradenton, Fla h acted a!> best man for
his brot er Ushers were two
other brothers, Thomas R ChrIStian, of PittsfIeld,
Mass,
and
Raymond J Chrbtlan, of UncasVIlle, Conn
Soft chiffon ruffles accented the
neckhne of the brIde's mother's
floor length, long-sleeved dress of
smoky amethyst chiffon over taf-
feta, sashed In chiffon and styled
WIth a center ruffle flowing from
the waIst to encircle the scalloped,
front hemline.
The
brIdegroom's
mother
selected
a full-skIrted
gown of
seamist crepe, styled with wristgathered
chiffon sleeves and a
cross-over
bodice
covermg
a
matching,
form-fIttmg
underbodice
with narrow
shoulder
straps
The gathered
skirt was
held at the waist WIth double pipIng of seamist and navy
Each mother wore a WrIst corsage of pmk and whIte rosebuds,
mimature carnatIons and greens
Mabel Carnahan, of Crawford,
Neb, the bride's grandmother,
In
a floor length dress of robm's
egg blue overlaid WIth sheer lace,
!:>tyled With long, chiffon sleeves,
wore a WrIst corsage accenting her
gown.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr and Mrs Charle~ Woodbury, of Grosse POinte Woods, and
their
daughter
Shelly,
01
Clarkston, and Mr and Mrs MIles
Shurtleff, of Gothenburg, Neb
The former MISS Landers,
a
graduate of Grosse Pointe North
High
School,
receIved
her
Mr. and Mrs.
Philip J. Christian
Bachelor of SCience degree from
Demson UniverSIty,
GranVille,
OhIO Her husband receIved hiS
Bachelor
of Art!:> degree
from
Mell HUdek College dud lu:> Md:>tel's degree In MathematIcs from
Harvard
Both are now employed as computer engineers by the Raytheon
CorporatIOn, Bedford, Mass
Designed by
Adolfo
Regina High ready
for square dancers
The Regma
HIgh School Moth-
ers' GuIld Will !:>ponsor a square
dance from 8 to 11 p m' thiS Saturday, Nov 12, at the SC!'IO
01 on
Kelly Road, Just south of Eight
MIle Road In Harper Woods AdmiSSIon IS $10 per couple, mcluding beer, set-ups' and pizza Featured caller WIll be Pete Noll
Tickets may be reserved by callIng 526-0220 o_r 371-4237
Large Selection of Fine Furs In Stock
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NOV. 14th thru DEC. 7th
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CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTS
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at
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Nursing Care
Serving
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and the Tn-Counties
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17,
11 A.M. TO 4 P.M., SELECT
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Beautiful ideas in 14K gold, sterling sliver,
and gold or silver plated metal
Many jewelry pieces .. other pleasers such as
desk accessories, key chains and blazer buttons
Your Leonore Doskow order will arrive
before Christmas. Shown: 14K necklace, $75
Gold-plated sterling bracelet, $25; and pm, $35
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HUMMEL EXHIBIT
See ten of the original drawings that
inspired the creation of Hummel figurines
Wednesday, November 16, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Thursday, November 17, 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Witty, tender or symbolic, each of Ihese charming
Original draWings by Sister Maria Innocentla Hummel are
delightful. We are proud 10 have them to display from the
European archives of Josef Muller Verlag Here also, our
collections of musIc boxes, matted prints, bells, wall plaques
and other decorative Items In our Store for the Home, $3 to $50
Jacobson's
Grosse Pointe
Open Thursdays and Fridays untIl 900 pm
We will validate your parking ticket
Commumty Profssslonal Nursmg Service
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First Celebrity in 30th Pointe series · · ·
MRS. DENIS A. LUZ (left) and MRS. WALTER V. BERNARD JR. (second from left) look on as
singer and actress JANE POWELL joins MRS. JOHN R, SCHNEIDER for lunch at the Grosse
Pointe Yacht Club. Ms. Powell opened the 30th season of the Grosse Pointe Celebrity Series.
sponsored by the Bon Secours Hospital Assistance League, in early October. Gall Schneider Is
general chairman of the lecture programs which continue with a talk by Blll Monroe. anchorman
and executive producer of "Meet the Press." this morning. Thursday. Nov. 10. at the Esquire
Theatre. Mrs. Luz heads the series' advertising committee with Mrs. William A. Young. Mrs.
Bernard and Mrs. Lewis Echlln chair the addressing and malUng committee.
GP Historical Society to hear James Cravens
The Grosse Pointe Hbtol'lcal
SocIety invites all members of the
community
who would hke to
know how to protect and store va.
luable family
papers.
photographs, maps, new!>paper clippings, documents and books to attend a lecture by James Craven!>,
Holiday craft
for Deeplands
Mrs. Robert Schlaff WIll be as.
sisted by Mrs. Urban Boresch and
Mrs John Malcolm when she en.
tertains members of the Deep.
lands Garden Club at noon next
Monday, Nov. 14. Program for the
day is finalization of the club's
Christmas project. donating corsages to the League for the
Handicapped-GoodwIll Indu!>tl'leb
con!>eIvator tor the Bentley LI. guest!> and non.membel h 01 the
brary at the Umver!>lty of MIChi- Historical Society, free to members
gan.
He will !>peak Monday evening,
The SocIety welcome!:> new
Nov. 14, at 7 30 P m at the
members at any tIme MemberHistorical SOcIety's headquarters
ships WIll be avaIlable at the CI aIn MonteIth School on Cook Road
AdmI!>!>lOnto hIS program I!>$2 for vens lecture.
, Harper Woods ~
to host COWltryfair
The Harpel' Woods Secondary
School Parents Club presents Its
mnth annual Chnstma!> country
fall' this Friday, Nov. 11, from 6 to
10 p.m and Saturday, Nov. 12,
from 10 a m to 4 p m at the Hat'.
per Wood!> High School on Beaconsfield near Eastland Over 80
exhibitor!>
Will be featured
AdmISSIOn Ih free, and food Will be
avaIlable.
Sitting topic
for Questers
Mrs Wyman Barrett wIll pI esent a "History of ChaIr Styles,"
cuvenng
French,
Enghsh and
Amel'lcan chairs through the 18th.
19th and 20th centUl'le!:>, at the
Grand MaraiS Chapter of Ques.
tel's' meeting tomorrow, Friday,
Nov 11, at 9' 30 a m In the Chalfonte Avenue home of Mrb Damel
Brown.
Gro,sse
POinte
Memol'lal
Church's
Book ReView Group
meets next Tue!>day, Nov 15, at 1
p m. after a noon lund.eon at the
church,
to hear DI
Rachel
Brake review "From Colomah!:>m
to World
Commumty
The
Church'!:> Pilgl'lmage"
by noted
PI ehbytenan
mI!:>hlOnaty-churchman John Covently Smith
ThI!> autoblOgl clphy detalhng the
expenence!> of DI clnd Mrh Smith
del>Cl'lbeh the tl an!:>ltlOnthat ha!:>
tuken place In the phllo!:>ophy and
practice
of ml!:>!:>Ionary work
around the world
Dr BI ake, who ha~ a Doctorate
In EducatIOn from the Umver!:>lty
of North Coiol ado. I etJred In 1981
u!>a profe!>sor at the Umverblty of
Dettolt She also ~el ved as a can~ultant fO! the Wdyne County Intel mediate School Dlstnct She IS
:-1nRldel at Memonal Church and
chairman of the Outreach Council
Reset vatlOn!:> fOI the luncheon
may be made by calling 882-5330
VI!:>Itorl>are welcome Child care
I!:>avatldble
Plan delightful day
in St. Clair Shores
A luncheon, fashIOn show, card
party and ChrIstmas boutique WIll
be pl'e!:>ented by the St Clair
Shore!:> Branch of the Woman's
Nat IOnal Farm and Gat den A!>socIatlOn next ,Tue!>day, Nov. 15, In
the ShOIe:. RecreatlOn Center on
Jeffel'~on Avenue, between Nme
dnd Ten MIle Roads
The program begln~ at noon
Fa!>hlons,
some modeled
by
branch members, WIll be from
Lisbeth's
of
Bu'mingham.
Oregaml boxe!>, pinecone wreaths
and other holiday decorations Will
be featured In the boutique
A
quilt, handmade by branch member!> In the Friendship Dahlia pattern, Will be given away during
the afternoon
Party plannel!> Include Mrs.
Pete I BIglin, branch president, of
Robert John Road, Mrs ErWin
Marz, chail man of the day, Mrs
Jame!> Comins, In charge of decoration!>, Mrs John Keyzer, boutique chaIrman,
Mr:. Andrew
Lovchuk
and Mrs
Raymond
Kaye
Tlcketb, at $6 pel' pel son. may
be re!>erved b) contacting Irene
Smith at 778-5307
~!yl{prIWr
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PREVIEW
&
GRAND OPENING
OF
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Sunday
20th of November
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
20311 Mack at Lochmoor
November A .. et~pn
Friday, November 18, 7:00 P.M.
Friday Featur .. : Art
Saturday Features:
Sunday Features:
Monday Features:
Saturday, November19, 11:00A.M.
Sunday,November 20 at Noon
pottery. Southwest Indian baskets. antique coverlets. antique Iron banks
Melssen porcelains. antique cameos ant,que dolls. including Jumeau. Simon & Halbig. Armand Marseilles,
Silver crystal and furniture. Vintage clothing and more
and mo'e. rare and Important Royal Doulton figurines. fine porcelainS
tn~lqUe English furniture. line Ivory carvings. Pre World War I German and Austrian memorabilia fine Oils watercolors and graphiCS by W Barraud J G Brown A Dawson M Ensor
raser. F H Jenshaw. J F Herring. Jr. G Lamdln. M Lyne, M Mey.erhem F Muller J P Pettit J Reynolds. N Rockwell. A Simonetti. H Walton. wessenbruch. W Williams and more
".FINE ORIENTAL RUG FEATURE ON SUNDAY'"
NOV 21 - FINE AND RARE BOOKS
Michael Lyne (British 1912-l watercolor on paper. "Duke of Feaufort
on Badminton Lawn. 61/4" x 12 1/4'
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vase ca 1900 signed. H 20 1/8'
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all on canvas, Mrs Hugh Glenn Cannon." 29 1/2 x 24
George Lamdln
(American 16301896) allan
canvas sIQned
and dated 1878
Antique Jumeau bisque
head talking doll signed
H 24 part of fine an.
tlque doll feature on Saturday
30 x 20
Dorothy Doughty. Royal
Worcester' Golo
Crowned Kinglets ••
pair. H 7314'
Wedgwood Fairyland
Lustre compote.
Woodland Elves I.
D 8 H 53/4
Monumental Royal Daulton
Princess Badoura H 20
part of a large selection of
Royal Daulton Ilgurlnes
on Saturday
409 East Jefferson Avenue
DetrOit MIChtg;m 48226
13131963 6255
t.cro~s from the Renaissance Center
Certified Fine Art. Auctioneers and Appraisers In Michigan
Ohio and the Midwest
John Frederick Herring Jr (British d 1907) all on
canvas The Farm - Autumn 24 x 36
PrevIew exhibItion begms November 11
through the sale dates
Absentee bids honored With credit references
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GROSSE
POINTE
Thursday,
NEWS
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Two exhibitions
are currently
featured
at the DetrOIt Artists
Market,
located
on Randolph
Street In Harmony Park In downtown Detroit. Photosensitive,
the
Lower Gallery Show, features the
work of 16 artlsts who incorporate
photo.sensitive technology in their
art.
The 16, chosen by Lucy Bates,
exlubltion coordinator, and Mary
Denison, art director, are Susan
Aaron-Taylor,
Robert
Bailey,
Steve Benson, Ann De La Vergne,
David Doubley, Andrea EIS, Nonta Frcka, DIana Gubbay, James
Hart, Susan Hirtzel, LoUIS Katz,
Joanne Leonard, Kathryn Lucks,
Martha MadIgan,
MIchael Sarnackl and Jeffery Weinstem
TheIr work represents the wide
spectrum of creatIvIty pOSSIble by
the use of photo-sensItIve
processes, from realistIc portraIture
to qWlted ceremomal robes made
from deSIgns produced through
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PersonalIZed work.
of art with the
mdlvlduals name
fashioned Into the
design
Select from
over 200 designs
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Artists Market offers variety
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November
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copYing machIne
duplicatIOn
Other photograptuc processes represented include chche verre, dye
transfer,
conceptual,
Video, sur.
face-managed,
senal documenta.
tion and x-ray
SIX artists who work in other
medIa are exhlbltmg in the Upper
Gallery's Ritual, Myth and Symbol show Curator Steven Benson,
photographer
and
Cranbrook
graduate,
sees thIs exhibIt a~
dealing WIth •'the growmg dIStance between two a~pects of perceptlOn. the al chalc, whIch emphasIzes a umfylng quality and
contributes to a feelmg of onene~~
WIth the world, and the analytICal
grid system of contemporary
perceptIon, whIch mVlte~ a sense of
separatIOn' ,
ArtlSt~ featured In RItual, Myth
and Symbol are Charles McGee,
MIChele Oka Doner
Yolanda
Sharpe GIlda Snowden, Deanna
Sperka and VictOria Stoll
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A St. James welcome . . .
Come see Arpin's fabulous 1983.84 collecuon of fashion
furs, experrly crafted Into today's excll1ng new desIgns ..
and of course, you are assured of flfle qualJly dnd value
when you shop Arpm's.
Duty and Sales
Tax Refunded
Full Premium on
American Funds
Park
In
Salon Prescnpllon
2 Blocks South of 8 Mile
PAT TIPTON and WIN MARTIN (left and right), who with
Margaret Quale are coordinators for "Christmas at Our
House," to be presented by the Women of Saint James Lutheran
Church on McMillan Road, directly behind "the Hill," next
Thursday, Nov. 17, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., promise a warm
welcome and a variety of Christmas decorations, ornaments
and gift items at the Saint James holiday faIr. During the past
two years, the trio has planned, organized and hosted workshops
to stock the faIr's booths and departments. Original waterco.
lors, handcrafts, picture frames, wreaths, centerpieces, watches
and candlewick pieces will be featured. Luncheon, served by the
Saint James Women at a cost of $4 per person, wiU offer dishes
from the Saint James Cook Book. Coffee and doughnuts will be
available in the morning and afternoon.
Center
OPEN EVERY EVENING
Park Garden Club to meet
484 PeliSSIer Street
the Downtown
WIndsor.
Parking Garage Park at PeliSSier
Dally 9
ALL MERONA
GIRLS SPORTWEAR
Mrs Hillall e Van Hollebeke WIll Ralph McKenney. Mrs Plel re V
open her Fror Lake Lane home at Heftier WIll Introduce the speaker,
noon next Monday, Nov 14, for Robert A Nitschke, internationally
the monthly meetIng of the Gros~e known for hIS very rare old apple
Pointe Park Garden Club She WIll and other trees, who WIll present
"TI ees of the Past"
be aSSIsted by co.hostess
Mrs
Fur Specialistjor over 57 years
1-519-253-5612
to 5 W, Fn to 9
25% OFF
Yachtswomen
meet tonight
SALE OF
HANES TOO",
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Yachtswomen
gathel tomght,
Thw'sday, Nov 10, at 8 p m at
the Great Lakes Yacht Club to
elect and Install officers for 1984
Hostes~es are Jeanne Green, Sue
Dubbs,
Bonme
Hernan,
Ruth
Lowmastel and Nona Smith
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Phone 884-070 1
Hours: Mon., 7ues., Wed., Sat. 9:30-5:30 p.rn
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Sale ends Saturday
November 19th
300 quallty dealers (all under cover) In the fmest antIques and ~elect collectlble~ Very
The AntIque Market IS Not A Flea Market, but a place where anyone can bu~ fiurly pnced
<lntlques dnd collectlble~ With a full money back GUARANTEE as to authentlclt\' prOVIded by the
antique dealer~ 01 the <;howmana~er ThiS ISthe natIOn's only Antiques Market where all the Item<; are
Cdl efully ~creened to ",arrant this guarantee
and to assure your bUYing confIdence No fru<;tratlng
rln\ Ing flam one dealer and state to another masmuch as 300 ctealer~ are brought together fl om New
England. the ea<;t and mIdwest and west to thiS locatIon for your convenience Alway<; ;everal dealer~
•• evel y month \\ho have never shown In the midwest before Another umque feature of the market \<;not
havlJ1g the ~ellel ~~et uptheday before whIch may have precluded otherpurchaser<; from havtng equal
OPPOItUnltlC~ You WIllfmd much furniture including early country painted and decorated fme perIod
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pewtCI 'patter clock, button, pistol~ and gun~. Jewelry, paper Onentall ug, advertlstng
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holiday decor.tN
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Thursday, November 10, 1983
POINTE
Page Flve.B
NEWS
Hickey-Brower
troth revealed
Frear-McKay
vows are said
A receptIOn at the Grosse Pomte
Club followed
the wedding
of
Margaret
Leshe
McKay
and
David John Frear Saturday, Octobel 15, In Christ Church Grosse
POinte SIX bndebmalds
'and SIX
groomsmen attended the couple
It wab an ail-whIte weddmg accented wIth four-foot white 'bal
loon~ and ma~seb of white roses
The newlyweds vacatloned
at a
pnvate hunting lodge In Grayhng,
and Will mdke their home In New
York CIty
The bnde, daughter
of Mrs
EdWin Ralph Stroh Jr , of North
Deeplandb
Road, and Wilham
CamelOn
McKay, of Houston,
Tex, I" a grdduate of UniversIty
LIggett School, Pme Manor JUnlor
College and the Ulllversity
of
Michigan She l~ a member of the
JUnlor League, and has been employed at Ford Motor, Glas~ DIVISIon
iVIt FI edl, ~on of DI and Ml ~
,
phoIo by Paul GRell
Mr. and Mrs.
David J. Frear
Robel t George FI edl, of Lothlop
Road, wa~ graduated fr om Austm
PI ep School Clnd the UllIvel bity of
Michigan,
where he went on to
earn a Master~ degl ee 111 Busmess
Admml~tl atlOn He I~ employed
by 1'1 dn~WdY COI pOI allon
Jolm Grennan claims a bride
collar
A narrow velvet nbbon
wai> bowed at her Waist
She carned a bmaU cascade of
cymbidIum orchids, With baby'sbreath and tradmg iVY, dnd WOIe
baby's-breath
in her hall'
Honor
matron
Mrs
Ronald
Couwher, of Mount Clemens, pm
ned a corsage of Sweetheart loseb
and soft pink, mmiature
carnations to the shoulder of the cap.
sleeved
bodice of her cocktail
length dress of gal net satin Jersey
The dress featured a softly gathered skirt TImothy Grennan acted
as best man for his brother
The bndegroom's
mother wore
a long-sleeved, street length dress
of soft plum crepe Her shoulder
corsage was a gardema
The newlyweds are at home 10
DetrOIt
Debra Dianne Warner and John
KeVin Grennan exchanged
marnage vow~ before their families at
a late afternoon ceremony Monday, October 17, at the Evangel
Temple Church of God in Warren
The Reverend Harold 0 Dowrung
offiCiated at the double nng serVice,
The
bride's
father,
Glen
Warner, of DetrOIt, hosted a dmner Immediately
following
the
ntes, and friends of the couple
JOined the famlhes at a champagne
receptIOn at the Hampton
Road
home of the bridegroom's pareJlts,
Mr and Mrs Jack T. Grennan
The bride wore an ankle length
dress of Ivory lace Cream pearl
buttons
closed
her matchmg,
long-sleeved, lace and woven nbbon jacket, styled with a stand-Up
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K Brower,
of Winnetka, III , are announcing
the engagement of theIr daughter,
Mary ElIzabeth, to Bnan Farley
Hickey, of Chicago, son of Mr and
Mrs, Edward
J. Hickey Ill, of
Washington Road An Apnl wed.
ding is planned
The future bride, a graduate of
Wheaton College, Norton, Masi> ,
is studymg for a Mabters degree
in Management
at Northwestern
Umverslty
She IS employed by
Wilham Blair and Company In
ChICago
Hel fiance, a !$raduate of Notre
Dame
UnIversity,
IS a vICe
preSident of Smith Barney, Harni>
Upham & Company
Susan Jeffries
wed in West
Su<;an L Jeffries and The Reverend Dr C George Fitzgerald
exchanged marriage
VOWbSaturday, October 29, at Old First Presbytenan
Church, San Fl anClbCO.
Calif. They first met at Old First,
where Miss Jeffnes
IS an eldel
and trustee and Dr Fitzgerald Ib
pal'lsh associate
The bnde,
daughter
of Mrs
VlrgiOla Jeffnes,
of Kercheval
Avenue, and the late Dr BenJamm Jeffnes, IS a tax atto! ney fOI
Chevron USA (Standard
Ot! of
California)
Dr. Fitzgerald IS director of Climcal Pastoral Care
and Education
at Pre~byterlan
Hospital, San FranCISCO
The couple Will contmue to 1 eSide m San FranCISco
I
To raise 'Dollars for Scholars' ...
Planning
"Dollars
for Scholars."
the annual benefit party for. the Grosse Pointe.Woman:s
Clut»
Scholarship
Fund. are (left to right) MRS. JOHN J. KELLY. tIcket and reservations
chaIrman.
MRS. RALPH
F. URSO, co-chairman,
MRS. MICHEL
A, SKAFF,
general
chairman.
MR~,
LAMPTON
J. CARDWELL,
fashion show chairman,
and.MRS.
RAYMONI? J. DUFFY.
hos.te~~
chairman.
Prior to luncheon
next Wednesday.
Nov. 16, m the Grosse Pomte War Memonal
~
Crystal
Ballroom,
members
and guests are invited to gather
at 11:30 a.m, for a social hour
around the punch bowl. Grosse Pointe's
Maria Dinon will present the fa~hions. from her Kerche:val Avenue store. Tickets for the benefit are $13.50, and may be obtamed
by contacting
Mr~.
Kelly at 881-7683.
Short and to the Pointe
YOU ARE INVITED TO
-.---------------VICTORIA
ANN the Alpha Omicron PI
URBAN, of Van An mternatlOnal
conventwerp Road, attended tlOn In New Orleans,
La , June 28 through
July 3 She IS a member
of the Macomb County
Alumnae Chapter and
DePauw Umvel slty's
Theta Chapter
Alpha
OmIcron PI, which supports al thntls research
as a phllanthloplC project, dunng the COUl:-oe
of the conventIOn presented
Dr
Joseph
Bmndo of the LOUISIana State UniverSIty
Medical Center With a
$10,000 grant to help
him contlll ue hIS WOlk
at the AOP AI th litiS
Research LabOl atory
A Holiday Happening
on
Friday November 18, 1983
10:30 - 12:00
Color me Beautiful Seminar
by representatIVes
Hamet Isreal
Peg Treacy
Jhe shops of
..
for all those tough nuts to
crack on your gift list,
Forster's has the answer!
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Among pal tlcipants
In the
Seminar
'83
chamber music fOI high
school students
program at We:,tern MIchIgan Umvel slty thIS
summer
was JOHN
DUNN, a Grosse Pomte
South High student, son
of the WILLIAM B
DUNNS, of UmverSlty
Place HiS diVISIOn of
semina l' enroll ment
was stlmg, hiS ll1btlUment the vlOlm
11:00 - 4:00
Modeling of Holiday Fashions
and
Make-up Demonstration
by Joyce of Walton P,erce
Informal
Watton.l'i~r,~
16828 Kercheval. Grosse POlOIe
884 1330
Modeling every Friday'
at
The Bronze Door
12.'00 to 2:00
(I
tI
Complimentary gift
jirom
,/l'('
(Jd of Jf'alton-Pierce
a full service Beauty Salon
THOMAS A JUDD,
son of ROBERT W
JUDD, of The Farms,
has earned a Doctor of
Veterinar)MedICine
degree from Michigan
State Umverslty's College
of VetellnalY
Medlcme
Out Lady Sta 1 of the
Sea High School gra
duate CINDY M CURRAN, daughter of the
ROBERT
W CUR
RANS, of The POinte,
has received an Absoclate m SCience degree
flom EndIcott College,
Beverly, Ma<;<;, whel e
~he wa~ a Dean's List
"tudent and ~elved as a
member of Phi Theta
Kappa, a national ,>cholastlc honor ,>ocletv for
two-yea! college~ .
enjoy Pre-Christmas
Gift and Accessory Sale
r/20ft
~/q!?j
NOW UNTil
DECEMBER 24tn
12200 HALL RO (M-59)
19435 MACK AVENUE
Ster/mll HeIghts
Grosse POlnle Woods
881.9390
739.5100
BOTH STORES
OPEN
MON
THURS
& FRI
UNTIL 9 PM
Orner Dey< q 10 ro 5 30 nosed Sundav
AlI'man JOSEPH W
HORNER, a 1975Gros
'>e Pomte South High
School gl aduate, "on of
the
CHARLES
H
HORNERS. of Mc Mil
lan Road, hab complet
ed baSIC tl alnlng at
Lackland
All'
Force
Base. Tex. dnd been
a<;<;lgnedto Keesler All
Force Ba~, MIS" . fOI
...peclabzed m ...ltuctlOn
m the commulllca
tlOn., elect 1 OIllC ... "y~
tern" fwld
Pdl k
1e"'ldent
KATHLEEN
CARO
LYN KEITH wa" re
cently accepted to the
198384 Honol.... Program al thE' Umver",ty
of MI""I""'ppl, d "epa
rate department
that
bl mg" together "elected. except IOn a I "tu
dent" and dl"t1nguhhed
faculty at Ole Mls<;
SHARPEN
COME TO OUR GERBER KNIFE CLINIC
Thursday, November 17, 1.5 p.m., Kitchen Shop, Grosse Pointe
Meet Tim Putney Gerber representative who Will be here
to sharpen your Gerber blades Bring In your Gerber knives for
thiS speCial service and learn the proper at.home care and
sharpening techniques that protect them and prolong their use
Our complete collection of Gerber Legendary Blades will be
on display so that you may add to your set. begin one for a new
bride or make a much appreCiated gift selection
Jacobson's
•
Open Thursdays and Friday" lIntll 900 pm
We Will validate your parking ticket
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'Page Slx-B
ELAINE CATLIN, of
Amta
Avenue,
was
named to the Dean's
List for the fall, wllltel
and !>prmg term.'> at MI.
chigan State Umvel
slty
Dinner - Lunch - Sunday Brunch
FEATHEI/, OOWN or WOOL
eoMFORTI ••
MADI or IICOYIIID
Wine Cocktails, Champagnes, Wine, Beer
343.0610
Kimberly Korner 20311 Mack, GP Woods
8EO ,II/UOWS CLEANED
& RECOVERED
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JJ.air SI'J!iJI
Oil
117 ..J<erchellat (jrojje pointe
Trip to Paris
for Stanleys
Karen Bieker
wed at home
Karen Faith BIeker and FrancI~
Anthony
La~kow!okl exch,mged
mall'ldge
vow~ Satm day. Augu~t
27, m a garden ceremony
dt the
South Renaud ROdd home of hel
pdrent!>, MI dnd 1'111
~ Robel t W
BIeker
The Revel end Rudolph
Boyce, a cIo!>e fnend of the fam
lIy, presIded
at the double 11I1g
ceremony,
which Wd~ followed by
a leceptlOn
The bIlde\
mid-length dre~~ of
whIte lace fedtUl ed d ~weethedl t
necklme and '>cdIloped hem She
WOIe d f10wel WIedthed, matchmg
veil, ,lfid call1ed
d bouquet
of
whIte
and yellow
Sweethedl
I
lO~e,>, \\Ith baby',> bledth
She Wd~ dttended by hel ~I~tel,
1'111'>Rlclldld Stem, d~ mdtlon 01
honor, dnd by bllde~mmd
Janet
Edwdl d!> Bolh WOle afternoon
dl e!>~e!>of aqua sheel and carned
bouquet~ of aqua dalsIe!>. :, ello\\
I o!>e~ dnO while FUJI IIlUI1I:>
The blldegl oom, ~on of Edwal d
J La~kowskl,
of Hdlpel
Woods,
dnd the Idte 1'111
~ Ld!>kO\%ki, wa~
d~tended by Domllllc Capobianco
a!> be~t man,
and by Bruce
ReIChmann
Pall~, FI dnce, wa~ the VdCdtlOl1
de"tll1dt IOn of 1'111' and 1'111
~ J
Thomd~ Stdnley
followmg
thell
mdllldge ~dtUl dd), Oelobel 22, m
S,lInt John'"
Epbcopal
ChUl ch.
Ldl chmont, NY, and d I ecepllOl1
,It ManU! '>mg bl,md Club 111 R) e,
NY
Mr. and Mrs.
Francis A. Laskowski
The bllde"
mothel '" dltel noon
dl e",> Wd'> du,>ty 10,>C 111 (0101 She
Lall wJ <Ill VI juJ
Out of-town
gue"h
Included
1\11'> Ale'
KI! h.PdtllCk.
of
Dhdlll ,m, S,ludl Aldbld The newlywed"
v.,c<ltlOned
111 nOI thern
MIChlgdll They WIll mdke theu
home on GI d) ton ROdd
!VII~ Stdnley, the fOImel LlI1dd
Hl'n1g.'>on, ddughtel
of 1'111 ,md
1'111
~ Donald
R Hemg~on
ot
Ldl chmont W<1'>dttended b, <I "I~
tel, Valelle Hel1lg~on a'> m,ud of
honO!. and by bllde~mdld,> MI"
Blldn
Call Ill'> dnd MI"
Gdl)
Schneldel
John ~t,ll1le), ot ChIC,lgO \\ .I"
1m blothel , be"t mdn The, .II e
the "on'> ot DI dnd 1\11'> .J Pedl
~on St,mlev
of YOI k"hlle load
Steven Geoval1l.'>. l\1lchdel '1'1 e
montl and Philip Pool u'>hel ed
The Hevel end Geol ge Zdbn"hw
II ottlCJated <It the J 0 clock cel emany. d",>,,>ted b) The Revel end
Gel .II d DISen~o
The couple \\ III I e~lde III M,ll1
hdttan Th e ullde I'> emplo) ed <I'>
d~"I,>tdnt to the dl! eetOl of Al b
dnd EducdtlOn at Alto.'> de Chavon.
a cuItm <II vllldge In the Domllll
Cdn Hepubllc, "ponholed by Gulf &
We.'>teln Indu,>tIJe~ She wOlk,> out
of the New YOlk office
Giftorama '83
at Kingswood
Guh fJ om mOl ethan 30 speCialty ~hop~ trom around the countl), PUCCI acce~SOlle!> to gourmet
food~ to bl~que pOI celam dolls,
Will be fedtured at the 13th annual
Glftordma
m Kmg<;wood School
Cranbrook thl~ Saturday,
Nov 12,
ft om 10 a m to 6 p m and Sun.
da), Nov 13, from 10 a m to 5
pm
Adl1m~lOn I~ $3, mcludmg parkII1g nedl the ~chool on Lone Pine
HOdd m BloomfIeld
HIlb
Proceed~ fl om GJftorama,
sponsored
e..lch year
by the Kmg!>wood
Alumnae
A~.'>oClatlOn, go to the
~chool',> '>cholal.'>hlp dnd operatmg
fund~
Past presented
for Jenny Lind
P",t ple'>ldent~ dnd members of
the Jenny Lllld Club met reeenUy
at the Cloverly Road home of SlglId Koebel to heal two of the
club'"
foundel~,
MI!> Charles
Koebel and 1'.11~ Signe KaJ Istl am,
I epOl t on the club'~ hlstOlY, and to
make pldn~ lor the annual LUCIa
Dlllner Dance on Fnday,
Dee 2,
at the Grosse POinte Yacht Club
The pa~t-pl e.'>ldents present
included
Mrs
Koebel
and
Mrs.
verslty
thl'>
yeal
The engagement
of JudIth Ann
She wa~ .I contlollel
fOI two
The tOI mel MI.'>hHelllg~on, gl <I- Kdll~tl om, Mrs Carl Johnson,
Vanacore
and Randy Lee Chrl!>tye.1r~
for
the
Hygrade
PlIntmg
dU<lted
cum Idude fl om V d~~dl MI s Chm les Brown, Mrs. King
offerson has been announced
by
s Alh ed Hopkins,
Carpal
atlOn
111
Cdldwell,
N
J
,
and
College ItI 1981 WIth d Bachelol of Chffol d. 1'111
her pal ent~. 1'111'and Mrs. Jo~eph
~ Hugh CarI~ currently
employed d~ a manAI h degl ee ItI Itdhdn and Art HI.'> 1\11 ~ Fred Flom, 1'111
Vanacore, of North Caldwell, N J
Mrs
agement con~ultant WIth Bam and
tOIy, htudled dt SYI dcu~e UI1IVel- ney, MI~ Jo.'>eph Hadley,
A spring weddmg IS planned
s Wilham
Company m Bo~ton 1\1a~,>
~Ity 111 FIOl ence. Italy, durll1g hel Gordon Buehl'lg and 1'111
MI~s Vanacore
I ecelved
hel
1'111' Chl'l~toffel <,on, '>on of 1'111' JunlOl yea I Hel fathel
own~ Berge
Bachelor of SCIence degree m FI
and
MI.'>
WIlliam
Ch
II
,>toffel
.'>on,
Hel1lg~on',>
Lumber
Compdny
111
nance, cum laude, from the UIlI
Among Northern
Anzona
UD!verslty
of Rhode Island,
and a of RIVal d Bouleval d, I~ .I GI o~~e L<lrchmont
versltv students who receIved deThe
bndegloom,
a fOI mel
Masters
degl ee m Busme.'>s Ad- POInte South HIgh School dlumnu~
grees.
at recent
~pring
commmlsh atlOn h om Hal yard Ul1I- who 1ecel ved hI~ B acheiol of SCI- ddmll1l.'>t1 dtlve offIcel at Blown
mencement
ceremonies
were
ence degree
m ChemIcal
EnBI othel ~ Halliman
& Company,
POInters LISA LENORE
RYBICgmeelmg,
.'>umma cum laude,
New YOlk, IS pI e~ently the a~sls
KI, Bachelor
of Science;
and
from MIchIgan State Ul1IVer~lty,
tant dll ector of the Intem<1tlOnal
and hl~ Mastel.'> degl ee 111 BUSI
Departn1ent
at MelIlll Lynch III PAULA MARIE KASPaR, Bachelor of SCIence III Busmess Adminness Admml.'>tratlOn
flom Hal'
New YOlk He Iecelved hl~ BacheThe Windsor Light Opel a A~
IstratIOn
val d Ul1IVel slty la~t June
101~
degl
ee
cum
laude
from
Wessoclahon
WIll pre.'>ent ~even perteln
Mlchlg,lI1
Ul1IVel
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and
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He was employed for two yeals
formance.'> of "Ann of Green Gaholds a Mastel ~ degl ee 111 Busl
DR ARCHIE W. BEDELL,
of
bie,," at Wmd!>or's Cleary
Au- a.'> a techmcal bl and mdn.1gCl by
ne~.'> AdmllllstratlOn
from the The Farms,
has completed
condItOrium horn Satm day, Nov 12, the Ploelel and Gdmble Company
Columbia
Ul1Iver~lty
Graduate
tmumg education reqwrements
to
111 Cmcmnatl,
OhIO dnd I~ now.
through Sunday. Nov 27 Ticket~
School of BU~lnes.'>
retain active membership
in the
like hl~ fldnce
d mdnagement
and information
may be obtamed
HIS fathel 1.'> the I etlred du ector
American
Academy
of FamIly
WIth the Boston-based
by eontactmg
the box office, 519- consultant
of Re~eal eh dnd Development
at PhysiCIans.
the natIOnal associastl ateglC consult1l1g firm of Bam
252-6445, Monday thlough
SaturR P Schel el CorporatIOn. Dett OIt tIOn of famIly doctors.
and Company
day, between noon and 5 pm
To present 'Anne
of Green Gables'
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f~e
Thursday, November 10, 1983
NEWS
Spring wedding date is made
ij pfeujed to welcome buck
(lree"IIOUJe
POINTE
881-6833
Wiggs' Upholstery Sale:
it's.a"~QYer~tory thats really news!
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Newspaper Editor
to Speak at
AAUW luncheon
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19
12 NOON LUNCHEON
GROSSE POINTE HUNT CLUB
655 COOK ROAD
Scott McGehee, the highest ranking woman at
the Detroit Free Press, will speak on ber experiences as one of only two female managing
editors on a large metropolitan daily newspaper.
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
Save 25% and
more on Henredon
upholstered
fumiture.
If you are Interested In attending,
luncheon reservations and payment should be made by
Monday. November 14. For further Information call 881-6161 If you Wish to hear the program.
but cannOI attend the luncheon. addlllonal
seals Will be aVdllable al 1 15 p.m Please 10m us
for a lhought provokmg afternoon
The most exciting news
In home furnishings IS
happening nght now
Because nght now you can
save 25% on Henredon's
entire line of upholstered
sofas loveseats, sectlonals
and chairs And you can
select from the entIre
Henredon collection of
fabnc and color
Don't miss your chance
to save on fine Henredon
upholstered furniture from
Woos At saVingSlike
these, Irs front-page
matenall
Exceptional
Christmas delivery on
selected frames and
selected covers'
Voluel
We ve rol~en one of our
rnoderore~ Priced tone on
tone selections and reduced
rhe price JOOIo one weel~ on~1 It s
Scorchguord prore'Cted for SIOln soil and
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Glen Miller, Harry James, Tommy Dorsey
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Printers - Engravers
18519 MACK at Touraine
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1337 N River Rd
Sf Clair
329.2261
Adults
Children 12
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$4.95
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20431 MACK AVENUE
WE ARE FULLY
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CHRISTMAS!
Gift Certificates
and Layaway
Available
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Sat 10-4
22424 Grutlf Mack
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(313) 445-0888
SIMPLY CLASSIC
Tradition
Each style is available in
amethyst, onyx, lapis, coral,
jade or turquoise, set in
14 karat gordo
Detroit Club Maitre d' Calvin Young promises a splendid traditional repast of hearty roast beef and many
accompaniments.
International
Deke President George
Payne will be on hand to address the audience. Remarks
drafted by Grosse Pointer R.T. Johnstone will be delivered to the assembly.
edmund t. AHEE Jewelers
As always, the evening will be marked by singing,
rounds of toasts and clouds of post-prandial cigar smoke.
Active and alumni members of all Deke chapters are
welcome at the black tie optional feast. Undergraduates
are admitted free; tariff for alumni is $35. Details and
reservations
may be obtained from Dave Easlick, 6467555 (days), 343-9123 (after 6 p.m.).
1I(hWJ.l1filll, Ht',lmurlnJ
Expres$ and other mOIOr cred~ ca,d$ accepted
I'
Amencon
SlenklewicL
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Now showing at
On Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 23, at 6 p.m., alumni and
a<;tive members of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity
WIll gather at the Detroit Club for their ll1th annual banquet. ThIS Omicron Literary AsSOCIation (University of
Michigan Deke Alumni Corporation)
stag dinner has
been a revered tradition since the organization
was
founded to build the fraternity's
mysterious temple, or
"Shant," at the Ann Arbor campus in 1873.
Bovanan Wames With FrUit Weekly Entree Specials
such as Chinese Chicken Carved Ham and
Zucchini Provencale EnJOYthe full Chuck Muer
Brunch selection plus extra touches such as Fresh
Squeezed Orange Juice and Fresh FrUitSoladl
Treal your !amlly 10 a Sunday Brunch Chuck
Muer Slyle ThisSunday and eYeJYSunday
lrom10om
lo2pm
$8.95
CHRISTMAS IN
STAINED GLASS
l TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 7:30 pm
Since Linda's gone public at the preview, we feel free
to let the cat out of the bag. Or perhaps we should say
the Sleepy Santa out of the closet; seems that Mrs. Wil.
liamson, having promised her husband to cut down on
her activities this year, had been hiding all evidence to
the contrary (Anns, Andys and Santas) in the sewing
room closet - and/raying
that Mr. WiUiamson wouldn't
take it into his hea to sew on a button when she was not
at home!
Advance sale tax deductible tickets for the 1983 Walk,
at $6 per person for groups of 10 or more, $7 general
admission, may be obtained by contacting members of a
committee headed by Jean Dalat, East Side ticket and
Member ticket chairman, at 886-0098, 822-1257or 881-4838.
Tickets will be $8 at the door on Walk days.
FROM CATALOGUES
12-5:30 M-F
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CHRISTMAS CARDS
.
ReglOdld
Preview partICIpants at the GPYC got a peek at piC.
tures of the six architecturally
unique homes to be
featured. They got to hear some of the music the League's Choraliers will present during the Monday Walk.
They listened to commIttee reports, and exclaImed over
samples of items from the League's Holiday Craft and
Music Box Boutiques
Both boutiques will be setting up "Walk through the
Woods" branches.
Grosse Pointe's Linda Williamson,
Music Box Boutique wnw chairman,
is also making
Raggedy Ann and Andy Dolls and Sleepy Santas, by
popular demand of last year's DSL Christma<; Walk patrons.
•
presents
"How will raising High School •
graduation requirementJ
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affect L.D. studentJ?',
This year, the DSL has decIded to try something different Instead of Christmas Walks on successive weekends, in Grosse Pointe and Birmingham-BloomfIeld,
there'll be one "Walk through the Woods" on Sunday,
Dec. 11, from noon to 5 p.m. and Monday, Dee 12, from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. in historic Palmer Woods.
18650 MACK AVE.
Tit E C lAss MAR KiT
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MACLD Presents
(Continued from Page IB)
Gift & Lamp Shop
Page .Seven.B
NEWS
From Another Pointe
Of View
LAMP REPAIR
N.II
POINTE
•••
Baldo & Michael's Salon
is proud to announce
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Jhe eheeJel ake
20139 Mack Avenue
Grosse Pointe Woods
Shoppe
19873 MACK Grosse POinteWoods
886-4600
882-7921
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Both the undergraduate
and alumni ranks of the fraternity are liberally
sprinkled
with sons of Grosse
Pointe. Undergraduates
include U. of M. Chapter President John Hurley, Treasurer
Matt Howell. Secretary
Mike Bubler, Social Chairman Geor",e McKean, Steward
Dick Roland and House Manager Rob Kost.
Two New Additions To Their Staff
Donna Buback
formerly of Jacobsons
In additio~ to actives from the Ann Arbor campus,
George H. Zinn III, a new member from Bowdoin, will
join proud father George H. Zinn Jr. at the banquet table. A crowd of nearly 100 is anticipated.
and
Suzy Sawyer
formerly of Rosewood
Please Call For An Appointment
885-2466 -
Every member of the staff at Lamia has the same objective - making sure you come back for more.
Alumni officers include President David K. Easlick Jr.
and board members Marco GaravagUa, John Lambrecht
and Ray Ploughma.n. Richard Kost and R.T: Johnstone,
Fraternity FoundatIOn trustees, are also POlDters, as is
Martin Oetting, a Gilchrist Loan trustee.
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N.w Orl•• n. DI.I ••• nd
881-7297
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CHET BOGAN
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and the Wolvenne
Jazz Band
We are so confident that you will choose lamia as your
s.alo~l that .through NoverT\ber, 1983 we are offering any
first time client $20.00 off a hair cut and perm or hair cut
and high-lighting. Simply present this ad upon completion of your service.
,
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Every Tuesday 8.30 p m.
CQRPOR."
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[LAMIA]
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MEN AND WOMEN
885-2250
22151 Moross
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Moving, Engaged, New Baby?""'
Getting Settled Made Simple
MUISCHlil
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Rd
5t Clair Prof Bldg
Del, Mlch
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100'1' ~M'lIFIU
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884-1710
1845 Fleetwood
Grosse POinte Woods
New Town dilemmas lade after a WELCOME
cal!
As WELCOME WAGON Representative. II s my
Job to help you make the most Ql your new .neigh.
borhood ShOPPing Areas Community opportun}ties SpeCial attractions Lots of tIpS to save you
time and money
Plus a basket of gilts for your lamlly
j II
be listening for your call
HELPFUL HINTS for WeddIng. and Engag ••
WAGON
IITCHI.I, lie.
presents its ninth
menla loot
FREE KITCHEN CLINIC
TUESDAY, NOV. 15
7 PM until 9:30 PM
featuring
Bob Paspas C.K.D.
If you're thinking
about buildIng, remodeling or Just dreamIng about a new kitchen, you'll
enJoy thiS session devoted to
baSIC kitchen planning.
Reservations
necessary
no obligatIOns
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Groue Poln... . . . . . . . . . ..
51. Cllir Shor
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884-3700
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Ullra powerlul
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Include. all ollo,hmenl.
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WITH FREE SHAG RAKE
• CARS
20227 Mack Avenue
811-561'
181-2221
822-0819
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• CAMPERS
MANY IN STORE
UNADVERTISED SPECIALS
TU 1-0700
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21002 MACK
ROAD
BETWEEN 8 & </ MI
From th(' int('rnational
world of Sophia
Lor('n . . . a prestige
line of eye fashion
for tht> lad)
who put!'> appearance
abov('
otht>r ('o~"ideration!'>.
Carefully
fillt>d h) our prof('ssionals
who
put you above all t>1"t>.
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resident
CAROL MICHAEL, a
1983 DomInican High
School graduate,
was
accepted fOl the 1983
fall ~eme~tel at Siena
Heights College
on Carry In Service
778-4050
21115 MACK
PEOPLE PLEASIN'
,
we're going Italiano from now through
November 30th, and that means we're serving a
whole string of pasta entrees. Choose from unique
entrees like Pasta Primavera, Shrimp Casino Pasta
nd Llngulne with White or Red Clam Sauce, and more!
Every pasta entree Is made
•• • fresh dally on the premises In
• the authentic Italian way. And
each entree comes with a
tossed salad and hot
homemade bread.
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• While you'," 'eastlng,
ENTER THE
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It's a week-long trip for two at the fabulous
PGA Sheraton Resort.
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eastside f8Rarlegs
•,
Vernier Rd., across from Eastland Mall
Harper woods. 884-2811
W {hudf 1Ifusr/ledDunlnJ;l
Amer1Can Expn!l:S and other majOr credit cards accepted
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Will perform
for Pha~e I, the
orgamzation
of smgle,
young
adults, ages 20 through 39, who
gather regularly for Sunday evenmg program meetmgs at Grosse
POinte Memorial
Church, thIS
Sunday, Nov 13, at 7 45 p.m The
club averages
25 concerts
per
year, mcludmg a spnng program
at Ford AudltOilum
Phase I's agenda thiS weekend
also Includes a hayride, square
dance and buffet dmner Saturday.
Nov 12, at Green Acres, 26 Mile
Road and Van Dyke Caller Will
be Lyle Brabek The buffet fea.
tures loast beef and ham, salads.
Itahan dIshes and dessert Cost IS
$12 per person
or
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823-0540
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Write:
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WORSHIP SERVICES
Grosse Pointe Woods
GROSSE POINTE
MEMORIAL CHURCH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
9 30 and 11 30 WorshIp
10.30 StUdy Hour
Cnb-Toddler Care
WE CARE
19950 Mack Avenue
(lIaUway belween Morass and Vernier Roads)
1186 4JOO
9 30 A M - EDUCATION HOUR
For Adults, Youth and ChJ1dren
"IT'S HIM AGAIN!"
Dr. Wm. R Phillippe
16 Lakeshore Dr.
SUNDA Y 11 A M - DIVINE WORSHIP
The Grosse Pointe
Congregational
and
American Baptist
Church
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CHURCH (USA)
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ST. MICHAEL's
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
ZM1S Sunnmgdale
Park
Grosse Poin1e Woods
884-4820
8 00
Holy Euchan~l
30 a m Bible Slud}
(Nur~ery Available)
1030 am
Choral Eucharr~l
and
<;Prmon Sunday <;chool
d m
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SUNDA Y SERVICES
9 30 and 11 15
"GRATITUDE'
St Luke 17 11 19
Weekday Eueharr~l
9 30 a m Tuesday
9A'vI
(Crab Room both Serv }
Church School 9 ~
FIHST S\Tl'RDAY
R~('tor Rob~rl E ""eUy
Dr liO\ H lIlIl,l1<'on
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8842035
821-3525
a m Church School
10 'lO a m Wor~hlp
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non I.lchll'n(clt
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PTl nCl p,d serv Ices
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11 I ~ J m
Mornln~
Prllrr
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EVENSONG
4 30 P m
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Sung b} rhe ChOIr of
I,,[ant care prO! Jded
\Ien
& Boy"
Olher senlces - Hol\ EuchdrlSt
5 ~O pm
Salurday
8 00 a m
-
Sunday
9 30 a m
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Tuesda)
Churc
Redeemer
United
Methodist
Church
61 Grosse POinte Blvd.
The Episcopal Church Welcomes
Grosse Polnle
M~~I~~ST
CHURCH
(/,
'''lIan a[ K~rrh~,"1
CHRIST CHURCH
......
I ookmg For Frlend~hlp
and Bible Teachmg'
"on The Hill"
\If
PrOVided
COME GROW WITH US
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St. Jamp.s
utheran
Learnmg Centers and
Nursery
882.11770
PRESBYTERIAN
::!w t h IIlonl .... I
Qllidren's
Dial-A-Prayer
882-5330 - 24 hr.
Hdrper Wood~
( art'
Lois Nair
or
211 Moross Road
886.2363
9 15 FAMILY
WORSHIP
& CHURCH SCHOOL
11 15 WORSHIP
SERVICE
H. ~l('rl W Bolev
lld\ Ie! R Penn! man
St. Paul Ev.
'-'.. Lutheran
.c1b: Church
: W
881-6670
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Challonte and
Lothrop
9 15FAMILY WORSHIP
9 35 SL'NDA Y SCHOOL
II 00 WORSHIP
Nu r~ery Bot h Serv lces
REV ROBERT CURRY
Asc;oc Pa~tor
First English
~hrist the King
Lutheran Church
20338
Mack,
GPW
884-5090
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Exclusive Wallpapers and Fabrics
,
HO l~
h\'i]
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Upholstering - Drapery - Bedspreads - Carpeting
1'..,lor l,fOr~~ \1 ""h~ll<'r
l'a,lnr RohN1 \ Rim""
Regu.... ....
L£ARNHOW
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Professional Interior Design Service
WORSHIP SERVICES
930 & 11 00 a m
(Nursery, both Serv )
9 30 a m Sun SChool
98 i
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THRU NOV. 30th, 1983
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SALE INCLUf)ES SPECIAL ORDERS
Tlcket~, rangmg m pnce from
$9 to $18 for the evemng concerts,
$10 to $15 for the mornmg concert.
are on sale at the Ford AuditorIUm bo), offIce and all CTC outlets, mcludlng
Hudson's
MasterCard and VISA charge card
customers
may order by telephone (567-1400) Group rates are
aVaIlable by calling 446-0909
DENA FETTERS,
daughter of MR and
MRS ALBERT FETTERs. of Notre Dame
Avenue, IS the latest
member of the Fetters
family to jom the Umt
ed States Coa~l Guard
Dena. a 1983 Glosse
POinte
South
HIgh
School graduate. Jomed
thiS ~ummel' and 1'0 sta
honed at Cape May.
N J Her blother ALBERT Jr . ~erve'i on the
Coa<;t Guard
cuttel
Katmal
Bay, out of
Sault Ste Mane. Mlch
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Maestro Doratl has selected two
Straus~ works which the DSO Will
perform for the flrst time - Fantasy from "DIe Frau ohne SChatten," Op 65, and hiS own arrangement of a SUite f10m Del'
Rosenkavalier
for hIS all.
orchestral
program,
which also
mclude~ Salome's
Dance from
Strauss'
Salome
and Bartok's
Swte from The Miraculous Mandarin
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HARDEN
Conductor
Laureate
Antal
Doratl
returns
to the DetrOit
Symphony Orchestra
podium at
Ford Audltonum for concerts thiS
evenmg, Thursday, Nov 10, at 8
p m and Saturday evenmg, Nov
12, at 8 30 pm,
plus a 10 45 a m
Coffee Concert Friday mornmg,
Nov 11 COIporate sponsor for all
thl ee concel t~ I.'>the Genel al Motors CorporatIOn
The Grosse Pomte and Macomb
County Alumnae
of Alpha XI
Delta Will get an early start on
holiday partYlllg when Arthur and
Delores Leshe host a gIft auction
at their MerrIweather Road home
for members, their husbands and
fnends thiS Saturday, Nov 12, at
830pm
Each couple IS asked to bring a
wrapped gift for the Silent auc.
tlOn, plus a plate of favonte hors
d'oeuvres to be served WIth ~parkling wme durlllg the evemng
Co-hostess Lisa Ralph WIll help
prOVide a festive settmg for the
party Alpha XI DeUa~ are asked
to call 778-0067 for reservatIOns
and further IIlformatJon
WIth Acupreuure By ACU-SHAP£
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HENREDON
KITTINGER
Fie KS REED
CENTURY
Dorati mounts
DSO podiwn
Gift auction night
for Alpha Xi Delta
LOSE WEIGHT!!
.
250/0
Speech pathologl~ts and occupatiOnal and phySical thel apl~t~ Will
be avallable to an~wel questIons
dnd pi oVlde mfOl matlOn on whet e
the toy~ can be purchased
The DetroIt InstItute fO! Chll
dren, a TOl ch Dn ve Agency.
.'>pecIahzes in the evaluation.
diagno~ls, prescnptlon, treatment,
tl ammg and re~earch that beneflt
phySically and neurologiCally 1mpau'ed youngsters
Phase I ready
for song night
343-4357
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Up to
OFF Fine Furniture
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toys for handicapped
A Wide variety of commerCially
avallable toys and playthmgs for
handicapped children wtll be dls.
played and demonstI ated at a
Chllstmas Toys for Handicapped
Children Show, produced by the
Therapeutic Actlvltle~ Committee
of the Deh Olt In~titute for Chll.
dren, next Tuesday,
Nov. 15,
from 1 to 5 pm at the InstItute,
located on Woodward Avenue m
Detrolt's
Um verslty ICultural
Center.
Each toy has been selected because of ItS appropnateness
for
children With vallOUS handicapping condItIOns.
Some lequIre
Simple adaptations
to enable
handicapped children to play with
them effectIvely. The "how-to" of
these adaptatlOlls
WIll be demonstrated
at the show WhiCh,
utlhzmg a display format, proVIdes parents
of handicapped
youngsters a hands-on OppOltumty
to mspect toys and learn their advantages and disadvantages
\.\ Itll IOUI per"on,rl
gl oOll1lng
hdncllJng
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Nancy Lenzen, assistant program
manager,
WXYZ.TV;
Martha
Richardson,
director of Market.
mg, Coopel s & Lybrand, Sandra
Bunnell, Vice-pI e~ldent, The Berhne Group, Gretchen Snow, dn ector of event~ and publicity, The
J L Hud~on Company, Beth So~
~m. ploducel
of WJBK-TV's
"P M Magdzme;"
Kay Clark,
agency
dlrectol,
John Robed
Powel ~ Talent Agency, and Shell
Pel elh. dll ectol of pubhc I ela
tlOn!>. CddllldC MotOt Car Com
p.my
The pt ogl am I~ de~Igned fO! be
gmnel ~ d<, well d~ pel ~on!>dlready
employed
In advel tblng
and
commumcatlOn~ fleld~ Those m
ently level pO~ltlOn!>dnd ..,tudent..,
al e welcome
Ca~h bal ~el vice
Will be dVaJldbJe
Cdl eel Fan cost I~ $12, mclud
ing dmner Re!>ervatlOn!> dre J e
qUlred. and mu~t be mdde by
tomonow.
Fnday,
Nov II, by
contdctmg Rita Walby at 775-3221
l>elweell ~ d.1lI dlld;) P III
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Ald('..
10 ,1"'.1,,1
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c1q){'llchng Oil I hI' rll'ed
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Thursday, November 10, 1983
NEWS
Career Fair for women
Where the jobs al e, how to find
them, oppOltunitles for advancement and adVice on changmg careet ~ are among the tOPiCS to be
addressed
by top women executives m the communications
fleld~
at the Women's AdvertlSlng Club
of DetrOIt's Cat eer Fair begmning
at 5 30 P m thiS Monday, Nov 14,
at the Sheraton Southfield Hotel
The program mclude~ dmnel, to
be ~erved at 6 15 pm, and a 7
p m addres~ by Cdrol J Lange
Outplacement
Con~ultant, Payne
Lendman,
aftel
which Cdreel
Fall mmghng WIll contmue at 7 30
pm
Broadcd!>t management,
marketmg, publtc I elatlOn~, retail
promotlOn~,
pnnt
pI oductlOn,
TV Ifllm Ica ble pi oductiOn, talent
development and COIpOldte com
mumcatlOn~ repl e~entatlve~ Will
be on hdnd to meet Cdl eel' F dir
gue~b
Among tho~e who Will be dlscu..,~mg netwOI kmg and career
UPPUllUlUlle::. 111 14 lIeld~ a Ie
To feature
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<;unclm <,chool q a m
Blhle C1a,,*'~ q a m
~ amliy WOl'hlp
10 10
F('lIol'.~hlp
I!our II 10 a m
WI'd Billie Cla'~ 10 a m
Jo~l'ph I' Fabry
l'a~lor
~:cl\\arcl BrUning
VII ar
Ev. Lutheran
Church
Vermer Roae! at
Wl'I1!(ellood Dme
Gro,,,e POlnle Wood~
!l!l4.';MO
Church School 9 10 a m
Church
Wor,hl p 9 10 and
II am
Plul f' Kf'pplf'r PI~tor
Wm HplIJlf'''Y. " •• 1 Pillar
,
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A
Prayer
882-8770
Thuffiday, November
,
GROSSE
10, 1983
POINTE
Page Nine.EJ..
NEWS
Questers' topic
to be tapestry
Set Occupational Health seminar
'1
The DetiOlt ASSOCiation of Ocwill speak on medlCal emergert
cupatlOnal
Health
Nurl>e~ wlll
cles
Ronald
L Krome,
M D.~
l>pon~or an all-day semlllar,
"On
FA C A , chief, Emergency
Medt
III Occal Department,
WIll abo make •
Mr"
Edward
HartWick
will The Lllle _ Emergenclel>
Health
Nurl>lI1g,"
presentatIOn,
on Assessment
an4
welcome member~ of the Gro~~e c)Jpational
Nov 12, at Detrmt ReIntel ventlOn m the Trauma
V~POInte Chaptel
No 147 of Quel>- Saturday,
hm
tel" to hel home to mOl I OW. F11- celvmg HOl>pltal and Umverslty
The program
mcludes a
Furthel 1Oformation may be ob;
day Nov II, c.lt 10 H m for a pro- Center
Medlcal
tamed and I egi~tration
mad~ ~y,
gl .1m, .'Tdpe"tJle::.
A Link wlth tour of the Emergency
Department.
contactmg
Jane Campbell
Gell>,
the PH "t." pi el>ented by Mr" Cad
Barba! a Laubl>cher. H N , B S.
823-9333, bet ween 9 a m and ,
J Kal>z<1.<1GI o,,~e Pointel with a
educa tlOn coordlllator,
p m
hl»to! y In the I C..,tOI.It Ion dnd con- C EN,
..,elvatlOn of fabllc",
MI!> Ka",w, all mtcllOl de..,lgnel
III New YOIk and DetrOit. I!>prel>l
JoAnn Senagore
dent of the ~el vice Ledgue at the
Glo""e POinte Wat MemO! wi, and
ha" dondted hOUl" of tIme to Ie
pdll 01 the W,lI Memol wI'" tape"
tl Ie.., She I.., ,t1..,0 a membel of the
Wmdmlll POInte Chaptel of Que..,.
MI dnd MI ~ AntOniO SendgOl e
tel..,
01 C,l1vll1 Avenue, have announced
1\11.., M,muel PdPI..,tcl ,md MIl>
the engclgement of thell daughter
CI) de Heed \\ III c.l..,..,...,tMi!> Har t
.JoAnn, to Gregol)' F DeWitt ~on WIck Membcl'" .II e I emmded
to
ot DI and MJ'!> Rlchdrd DeWitt.
bllllg old tdpe"tllc"
01 ..,lImldl
Orlno
from $136.00
of Bdttle Cl eek The weddmg I"
\\eavmg"
fOI MI" Kd!>la to I epl,lIlned fOl next Augu"t
W.
Palm
Iead1
..
from $21'.00Vlev.. cind dl"'cu""
Mll>~ Senagol e, a GI o~~e POlllte
Ft. Lauderdale
from $146.00
Suuth lIlgh Schoo! alumn:'. hold" a
Miani
from $219 ••
Bachelol
of SCience degree
111
Ft. Myers
from $21'.00
Educdtlon
h om Centl al Michigan
Unlver~lt)'
Hel ~orol'1ty I~ Sigma
Tampa
from $169.00
Kappa
PRICES ARE PER PERSON, ROUND TRIP
The Smnt Jo..,eph
Cm mehte
Hel fldnce,
an alumnu..,
of
GUild of S,unt JOl>eph Home for
Pennfleld
High School who reAIR AMERICAN, KEY TOURS AND SAMSON TOURS
the Aged
located
on Cadieux
ceived hi!> BachelOl of SCience de
TAKE ADVANTAGE SOON AND CALL
will prel>ent a
gl ee 111 BUl>lI1el>!>Admml~tl dtlOn Hadel m Detlolt.
fJ om Centl al Mlchlgan
Ul1Iver
harve"t
luncheon dnd CdI'd party
"Ity, I~ employed
by Michigan
next Tuel>day, Nov 15, .It 12 30
NatIOnal Bank m Battle Cleek
P m at the Home D0I1<ItlOn I~ $4
100 KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL
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Re~ervatlOn"
may be
OPEN
MON.-FR!.
9~5
SATURDAY
10
A.M.-1
P.M.
made by calhng 8823800
~llon
Miss Senagore
to be a bride
Harvest card lunch
at St. Joseph Home
(:om(' 10 and check our new low prices & talk
10 our trained
staff about some dietary changes
"Good Food For Healthier People"
Ongoin~ Natural Food Cooking Classes With A
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JOSEPH P. PERSE with
UPHOLSTERING
• Ser'lcmg
The Polish Genealogical
Society
of MIChigan Will feature two out
stand10g
speakers
at ltS annual
workshop, running from 10 a m to
3 p m Saturday, Nov 12, at Domb1'Owski Fieldhouse on the campus
of St Mary's College, Commerce
and 01 chal d Lake Roads,
Orchard Lake
Dr Lawrence Orton, author and
Belle Bli>cayne Charter Chaptel
of the American
Business
Women'.., A»»ocwllOn Will pre!>enl a
Hohda\
'83 Fa~hIOn fund ralsel
for ~cholaJl>hlp~ on SatUlday, Nov
19, at Browme'i> on-the-Lake III St
Clau ShO! es
The day begms at 11 30 a m
With bl unch Pnzes will be fea
tUled, as well as fashlOns from
Dei>lgnel
Depot and Presldpnt
Tuxedos Cash bar l>erVlCe wIll be
aVaildble Tlcketl>, at $12 pel pel
l>on, mcl) be rei>el'Ved by cdll10g
892-1923 or 893-8400
AHEAD I
& DECORATING
to the Pointe
rrae. PiCK-UP
&
~ CASUAL &
ae1lVl1ry
DECORATIVE
Iree estImates
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SlarlS Monday,
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St. Clair Shores, MI 48080
lru"t
Nov. 14th-Nov.
Anniversary
Celebration .~(
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Refreshments
Served
11,1ppy ~avin~,> to you, with
our dC,>lgJlcr fabric~ and second~
for your home at 30 to 6()O/O less.
Hurry m!
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fabrics in stock!
l)('f.orale
Gl o~se POInte South
Hlgh School gJ aduate
LISA WARD, daughtel
of MR
and
MRS
WINDSOR WARD, of
BaifoUl Road, ha!> been
awat ded an Alma Col
lege PI e"ldential Scho
lat ship on the ba"is of
outstanding
scholar
ship and natIOnal te~t
l>COIe~ Regllla
HIgh
School
graduate
KAREN
SULLIVAN,
daughtel
of the THO
MAS SULLIVANS,
of
Brys Drive. I» the reci
plent of dn Alma Trw,
tee HonOl l>Scholm i>hlp
a Pel fOI mcmce Scho
1m !>hlp 111 Debate dnd
an AchIevement AWaJd
In pre Law Both young
women
al e
mem
ben, of Alma\
fre!>h
man Cia,,!> of 1987
C,\THEHINE
A
KENNEDY
d,lUghtel
of MH ,lOd MRS WIL
LIAM E KENNEDY
of E.l"t .Jeffel.,oll Ave
nue ha" been nd med d
College
~cholaJ,
the
hlghe"t IecogmtlOn fOl
dCddemlc "chlevement
fOI the "pnng telm .It
Mlddlebul:'
College
Named to the Dean"
LI"t I\IlddlebUl \ " "e
rond hlghe.,t I (.cogm
lion
fOI dCdclemlr
"chlc\ cmenl
fOI the
"plmg tel m .II e dno
thel Kcnne<h d,lughtel
BAHBAHA
II
19th
WtU'1 Bloom/It'd
332-9163
OPEN MONDAY till 9
\
associate
professor
of History at
Oakland Universlty,
who recently
received the Pohsh American HIStoncal
ASsoClatlOn' s
Oscar
Heleckl Award for hlS work "Polish DetrOIt and the Kolasinski Affall' ," Will address
the mormng
seSSlOn, speakmg
on "ExpanSIOn
and Consolidation
of the Detroit
Polish Community In the 19th Century"
Dr VIctor Greene, professor
10
the Department
of History at the
Umverslty
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, authol
of "For
God and
Country
Polish and Llthuaman
Ethnic
ConscIOusness
m America," Will present an aftemoon sltde
lecture
entitled
"Obl>tacle"
Old
and New, m Recovering
Pol~ma's
Past. "
WOI k~hop regIstration
fee IS $15
Lunch IS available
at a small
addltlOnal
cost AdditIOnal informatIOn may be obtamed by contacting
the Polish Genealogical
Soclety of MIChigan, Burton HIStorical CollectIOn, Detlolt Publlc
Llblary,
5201 Woodward
Avenue,
DetrOIt, M1Ch 48202
~~&~8~V
Short and
Ihe Pomles lor 37 years
886.4710
Polish genealogy workshop focus
Holiday fashions
for Belle Biscayne
63 Kercheval Suite 201E
Colonial Federal Bldg. 882-5885
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"I11i COUNTY
CHRISTMAS
FAIR
~
90 Exhibits
~
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Fn , Nav 11th, 6 p.m -10 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 12th, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. lW
HARPER WOODS
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HIGH SCHOOL
~i~;~t!I
4
anniversary sale*
Bed Pillows by Pillowtex
Debut, Hollofill)
Sale 8.99-10.99
Reg 9.95-12.95
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Sale 12.99-19.99
Reg. 149&-2495
Heirloom, White Goose Down
Sale 69.99
Reg 79.95
'Duflng our Anmversary Sale you Will fmd Special
Items throughout the srore
the~
~bOthllinens
store
values on selected
SHOPPING HOURS
Monday through Wednesday
and Saturday
930lm
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Thursday and Friday
930lm
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Phone: 881-9890
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THE LEGEND
AN EMPIRE!
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Crown, the musIc of the Royal ScottIsh Regi-
to
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the Crimea, from Ceylon to the Sudan, The
Black Watch and The Scots Guards hive inspIred a natIOn and personified the dignity, the
91~ the majeSty that IS Bntaln. Don', miss thiS
....
magnificent spectacle of precISIOn and pageantry,
also featuring
....
1st Michigan Colonial
Fife & Drum Corps
(In Concert Prior to the Performance)
•'!
November 19th 8:00 P.M.
COBO ARENA
Tickets Priced at $9.50 & $8.50
Tickets available al the Joe loUiS Arena
Box Offrce Hudsons and all eTe Outlets
Groups of 25 or more Save $2.00
i-
For General In/ormatiDn & Group Sales Call:
(313) 567.6000
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Page Ten-B
POINTE
Thursday, November 10,1983
NEWS
Pointer Bridge
Girls to meet
Mrs WJlliam Kabbush and Mr~
Phlhp Skillman
are co-chcurmen
of the Pointer Gu'ls' Bl'ldge Club
meetmg next Thursday,
Nov 17,
at 11 a m In the Glosse POinte
Wal Memonal'~
Aigel
House
Cal ds will be played
followmg
luncheon at 11 30 a m Members
unable to attend a Ie a"ked to call
882-6164 01 886-7595 by thb Saturday, Nov 12
Book is topic
for Democratic'
Women Tuesday
Founders' festivity
for Sigma Kappas
A book review of "The Next
Amellcan
Flontler"
by RIchard
B Reich begm~ the \\-01 k of the
Gro~se POinte Democi atl(' Wo
men'::. DI::,cu~slOn liloup on cam
pmgn I~sues for 1984 SU~dn Boyn
ton, Dorothy Gemeund
and Jam'
Grenal'd Will pre~ent the author'"
major Idea~ next Tue"day.
Nov
15, at a 7 45 P m meetmg III the
Buckmghdm
Road home ot Helen
Glaves
lil o~~e POInte
Alumnae
of
::'Igmd Kappa Will celebrate
then
Founders'
Day next Wedne~day,
Nov 16, at 7 30 pm in the Wallen home of Pamala
(Mrs John)
Ketelhut, whel e a repOl t on State
Dav conference
activIties Nov. 12
m 'Adl'lan Will follow a special
ceremony
honOrIng
the
five
"ullHm \\ho founded the sorority
109 years ago at Colby College,
Waterville,
Me
Sigma Kappa IS now the fourth
laI'ge~t
sorority
10 the Umted
States,
numbering
ovt>r 2,400
members
111Michigan alone,
ReservatIOns
for the meetmg,
wluch also will feature a speaker
from the Detroit
RehabilitatIOn
Institute
dl~cussmg
gerontology
and the special needs of semor
CItIzens, mu~t be made by thiS
Sunday, Nov 13, by contacting the
ho~te::.s at 978-2868.
Area Sigma Kappas mterested
m Jommg the local chapter are mvlted
to contact
membership
committee
members
Ruth Saul',
3315812, Delores
(Mrs
Donald)
Llttle£leld,
881-1042, or Maryn
(Mrs. John) Horn, 884-3018, for
Member couples and guests of the Villagers Dance Oub gathered at furthel information
the :oetrmt Boat Oub in the latter part of September for their first
dhmer dance of the 1~
season. Among those enjoying the ,Blue
Notes' music were BETSY and DICK BOYNTON (above), the club's
president couple, and HAZEL and JIM ROSE (left), pictured as they
trip the light fantastic after a delicious dinner. The Villagers' next
Helen Norwood will present the
dhmer dance, to be held in early December at Lochmoor Club, will plOgram, "Flower Arranging
for
feature music by the Joe Vitale Trio. Some Villagers' memberships the Holidays," at the Greater Detare still available; interested persons may contact the Boyntons at rOit Chrysanthemum
Society's
34J..0070or Mn.. Russt>ll Thompson, membership chairman, at 8864454 meetmg thiS Sunday, Nov 13, at 2
p.m III the Commulllty
Room of
for further information.
the Tel-Twelve Malt. Her program
I::' free and open to the public.
ReICh "pUb hi'> flllger on the
lundamentul
cause::. of OUI ('con
omlc decline
the wa\ \\e hdvP
OJ gal1lwd OUi ::.elve::. foi WOlk dnd
pohtlc~'
He pi e~ent::. a pi ogl ,1m
fOI tUl'mng Amencd dlOW1d whtle
Implovmg
aUl quality of hfe
A Yote on the lutu! e ndme of the
will LOlllt lJdul'- t,pc
meetmg, which I~ open to mem
bers and to fllends
org,ml.ldl!UIl
P-ointe Garden
Club to 1'IWet
Villagers dance in a new year
Chrysanthemum
Society to meet
.
.•
4
~
Cabaret night at Assumption
• 'Flom Broadway
to Bach," a
:cabaret concert mght at Assump'tion Cultural
Centel
tomorrow,
FI IddY, Nov 11, will feature Berme Katz, "the la::.t of the alldl ound plam~ts,"
and The Grunyon~, the local a capella
men's
chOl al group With a reputatIOn for
lIlvo!vmg the audience
at edch
pel formance
Katz ha'i played
everywhere,
before DetrOit Symphony
audlel1Ce~ and With dance bands, 10
ReservatIOns
are requIred
for
the evenmg, wluch begms at 7 30
p.m With cash bar cocktall~ The
concert, at 8 30 pm,
will be followed by a meet-the-arttsts
afterglow TIckets, at fl per person,
may be obtamed by calling 779
6111
committee,
promise luncheon tables covered
With golden
and
brown lmen::. centered With bright
chrysanthemum
plants
Bridge playmg Will follow the
luncheon which features a special
treat
a 1980 CulInary OlympiCS
Gold Medal wmter as entree
Doll Maker~ Guild
~all Occupational
Health Nurse corp~ to show and ~ell
--0
• ReservatIOns for the DetrOIt AssocIation of OccupatIonal
Health
~'Ur'ies'
dlOner
meetlOg
next
Thursday,
Nov 17, at 6 pm
at
Penna's
Restaurant
111 Warren
mu"t be made before thIS Mondav, Nov 14, by contacllOg Jane
Ge'l " , R N , days, before 4 pm, at
~1 q333 Meda Johnson,
R D, of
~('nrv Ford HOSPital, Will speak
on Sport NutritIOn"
Holiday workshop
for Kappa Deltas
East Side Kappa Delta~ meet
tomght, ThUlsday, Nov 10. at 7 45
p.m In the Lmcoln Road home of
Ml's Arthur Fettel s for a CIeatlve
workshop,
led by Mrs Donald
M1l'lam, on Chnstma~ decorahan~
of all sorts, pel mdlvldual deSire
Guests and prospective
members
are welcome
Further mfol mahon
may be obtamed and/or resel vahons made by contactmg
the ho::.
tess at 884-5441 or MI s. John
Cushman,
881-6552
Amriversary part)'
for Josiah Harmar
~olo recitals and chamber
musIc
performances
The Grunyons'
repertOIre range::. from the serious
to the romantic to the comic
Colony Tow,,, Club to lunch
; Colony Town Club members and
gue~t~ gather next Tuesday, Nov.
t5, tit 11 30 a m at Lochmoor
elub fOl a fall luncheon
In keepmg WIth the autumn theme, MI~.
Wilham 0 Bradley Jr and Mr::.
BI uce Bock~tanz, hostes~e~ of the
ddY With a~'>lstance from then'
WillIamsburg
gal lands Will be
fashIOned mto holiday swag!> by
members
of The POInte Garden
Club at the home of Sue RlI~~ell
next Monday,
Nov 14, at 10 30
a m Luncheon
Will be prepal ed
by Romalda
Goodnow,
LOUl~e
Owen and Elame Ro~s
Over 24,000 squaIe feet of dolls,
toys and doll-related
Item,> Will be
featured
at the Michigan
Doll
Makers GUIld's FIfth Annual Show
and Sale thiS Sunday,
Nay 13,
from 10 a m to 5 p m at the
l'vllchlgan
State Fair Glounds'
Commumty Arts Buildlllg AdmiSsIOn IS $2 50 Susan Mano.., WIll
conduct doll appl alsals dt $1 per
doll
Gro::.~e POInte P dl k.., Genel al
JO~lah Hal mar Chdptel,
Daugh
tel s of the Amellcan
RevolutIOn
Will celebl CIte the 45th anlll VCI
..,ary of the chdpter"
foundmg .saturddY Nov 19 elt a noon lunch
eon at the Detlolt Boat Club
, Honol ed gue"t ,1Ild "peake .. WII!
be Ruth
Knlghl,
of Hedfold,
educated III hel nallve Dell oll elnd
France, who hold~ degl ee.., 111 l\Iu
"IC, Ldnguage"
.11](1 EduCcltloll
MI s Kl1Ight, Pl'lllClPell 10 the LI
vama Schools until her retirement
111 1981, now wllte~
and ~peak~ to
groups about hel ell.ten~ive h <I\- eb
and The Society ot Fnend.."
of
winch ..,he I~ " 111embel
Hel tOPiC fOI JO<,lelh IId'll1dl
membel ~ clnd gue"tz,
v, III be
"Quakers,
Then and Nm\- '
Gue~ts Will lI1clude 19B'l 84 Ie
gents of othel metlopalltdl1
dl ed
DAH chaptel ~ Mrc., FI <\nU John
son, Colonel .Jo"hud Howal d :\-11'''FI edellck
R Hedth
Ellz<lbeth
Cass; MI.., Robel t L Hen"on
EZI d Pal kel, MI ~ Wllll,lm Gdl
rett
Fort Pontchdl tl dIlL MI'i
Raymond H Me~ CI ~ ,John ::'dck
ell, MI" GeO! ge Ed..,on LOlll'>d
5t Clem, MI.., Rogel K H,ll tel
PlCty HIli, MI ~ 01 \ I.., L Henhe
Quakel town,
1\11 c.,
Hobell
Willoughby
"<lldh \nn Codll .me
and 1'.11" Thoma..,
NdlHdllOW
Ichweltzer.~Better
I W Hqm~~p
Real E/tote,lnc.
I
l",oJ~ames you"can,trust
I\INE SPACIOUS ROOMS m
thl~ gl acLOUsColorual Includmg
4 bedroom, Spa rush ,tyle famroom and hbrarv 3 natural
fll cpl<.1ce~and Hah,;n lead glass
<IIe among the quaht:y appomtment,
01) mplc
size pool
I"
~ 1\)() 000
iF 320) 880.5800
SPECIAL RESIDENCE In the
Woods Spotless ranch featuring
2-3 bedrooms, 2th baths, 1ge
remodeled kitchen, formal dm
mg I'm and FlOrida I'm, 3
natural fireplaces plus elaborately
flmshed
basement
$139,000 (G-303) 886-4200
POPULAR FARMS LOCATION
Walk to Farms Pier from thiS
wonderful home Three bed
rooms plus den new model n
kItchen,
up,talrs
ofhce and
basement are mcluded Will rent
for $650 a month $79,900 OPEN
SUNDA Y 25 163 LAKEVIEW,
(F -311)
886-5800
Thlce Fldg..,
Cl.J~TOl\l BUILT Quahty IS
ou II fll1d 10 thiS beaullful
Wood~ ColoOlal Marble SIlls,
h.11d\\ ood [loor., l.lrge room
~I/('"
Convenlentlv
located
Ide 1I for f.lmll\ livIng' $127,'j(J()
\\ h.lt \
STRONGMAN & ASSOCIATES
881-0800
,(, 22R
I
R8&-4200
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF Not
too many homes In the area can
compare to this stately 4 bedroom, 3th bath Colomal, III
Grosse Pte Park FamIly room
or den, finished basement With
wet bar and much more
$119,500
(F 266) 886-5800
ENGLISH
TUDOR CHARM
Magmflcent Colomal "'Ith mar
velous livmg areas a<; large
country kItchen With bUilt-m TV,
famIly I'm WIth Terrazzo floor
and 4 bedroome; Natural fireplace antique stamed gla~<; and
many more lovel) feature" are
mcluded $99,900 (G 274) 886
4200
r,)<'C1':l'TI()l';,\LLY CLEAN HOME The ownere; take prIde m ttus nice Woods home T\\-o lhree
bcdl oom~ fdmlly room, apphances and wmdow treatments are mcluded New offenng for
$7l ';(10
Classified
1(; 2,1)
\1 \ '\
rlH<,T Ofo'J-'ERING - 2 bedroom .,mgle <;tory
nf'"r freeway ,md St John'., Featurec., hvmg
loom 11'< ('ar garage, carpetmg, full ha<;ement,
..nd fl'ncl'd )<lrd Only $24000'
(,HO,;..,E POl1\oTE WOODS - O",ner ,ays
'I'll and 'I'll 1,Ike land controlct IPrm<;'"
~In 000 do",n II'""', mt('re.,t fedtur('~ 2 bed
r OHIO, •.md hal h down<;!aIr., I IJ(>(1roomup
,l,llr, Modern kItchen and hl('('zeway won I la,t'
Pill I'rl und('r $60 000, "'(' think It', A HUY' Ha,
1 bpelroome; and 2 hath., plu~ upd<lted
k 11<hen full ha"emenl, 2 hVlng room<;,
Ilr~r dining room anel hnck ('on.,tructlOn
(1o,,' to .,chool~ ,hoppIng "nd tr"n~porta
lion f1a~ Mother 10 l;lw "polrtm('nl too'
~4., OW'] 1\ KE~ th" hom(' \l,lth <\ ht'rl,oom" ,('c
Illid nom [.1mll~ 100m 4 Cd' gtlrage ,IUd
< I1rlo.,pd f, ont porch
The 10 x 160 extra
101 I~ IOcludE'd
.1 lot lor ol Iiltle In the
1',11k'
room Ih.ll oVNlook~ lOVELV
(,ROUi'oOS I~ onl:, t~ bE'~mmng' I<:xcltlng
I bedroom ranch With liVing room and din.
109 room, modern kitchen, and attached
gdr<lge Ha., flre;t floor utlhty room too'
"\\lILy
f
ABSOLUTELY FI\"'TASTIC famll) hou~e \l,Jlh
<\ bedroome;
311;, hathe;, f<lmlly loom "nd
paneled hbrarv I The ba<;emrnt hac; a I ec loom
and the garage I' ,Ittached
FIRST OFFERIN(, - Clean and ""ell carrd fOJ
home ""Ih room for eXpan.,lOn' ('lo<.,r to
<;chool~ ,,-hoppmg and lran~pol! "lion 2
Iwdroom., and hdth downc;talr." ne",er I nof
\\o<llN tank and dnvrwa:y 1 C.II g,ll ,Il;('
F.nclo~ed f, ont porch for .,ummel h\mg
Spaclou<; <Inri "t BARGAI!'II PRICE undrl
$14 000 10 the P<lrk
Pnce reduced for lmmedlal(' <,,1\(, -- BUV!'I~
delight' Ha., 4 bedroom<; phI" 2 full b"'h'
nrw kltch('n WIth "pph .lnc!., dnd (lI1ll,lC!'
onl~ 4 year~ old' ~upel'
TWO fo'<\MILY \\Ith hvmg loom dining loom
d('n .md 2 heelroom~ do\\ n"I.III" ,,,m(' up
2 n,,1ur,ll fll rpld('(" ~(,P<iI dtr utdl! IP" P,ll
11,111)flm.,hed ha,ement 01\1 apph.lOcP, III
c1ud<'d (,ro",,('~ $6:;(\ a month
$4000
!lOW'"
F\I<"TI1';(,
1\~~lJME~
MOHT(,A<,E' Lol~ of n..tur,d \\ood\\ol k tn
thl., fine hnck hungalow' There .Jr(' 3 hed
room." a natural flrepl"ce centrdl <lll con
dltloOln~, and fml,hed ha.,ement
1,000
"qU<lI'e feet
,
88&-4200
I
\Dn!':D FF.ATURES 10 tlus Immaculate, one owner home Cuslom bUilt Quahty f('ature.,
,., noltUI<IIwood'" OJ k and wool carpetmg $83 900 (F 258) 886-5800
\, L..,rr E B~ THE FIREPLACE m either the gorgeous fa mlly room or 10 the lovely hVlOg room of
thl' llf'wl) drcor<lted, 3 bedroom Colomal $88 000 (G 320) 88&-4200
FOUH B!':DROOM C \PE COD home m good area ~f Grosse Pomte Includee; famll:y room natUl al
fll(p\oIced h\lng loom 2 full baths and formal dmmg room $78900 \F 276) 88&-5800
\BU'\D"~CE
OF CLOSETS & STORAGE SPACE
what every family home neede;' Large
'rlnI I "nch \~Ith 2 full bdths, 3 bedrooms. basement and 2 car garage $98900 (G 324) 886-4200
\\ \1 1\ Tn (.HO~~E POINTE SCHOOLS from thJ.<;cheerful and well decorated home NIC('I,
IO~oItf'don drep lot on qUIet street Modern kItchen newer carpetmg, central air <.,uperh
(ond,llOll Immedlale occupancy $89,900 (F 3(9) 886-5800
Ads
."'10';;'"
(1" .\.15) 88&-5800
:'IiBF.\T \BLF. DEAL Two bedroom apartment on fIrst floor Kitchen With all bUilt m~ cu<;tom
Ot olp<'''' hrdullfully decorated, ready for occupancy I Land Contract termc; offered $<\~ 500
l
get
results
call
'I
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
882-6900
"k< \ IC\\ (;roo;-,e Pomte fo'arm<;
121)1'>Outh I h 101 d (,ro<.,<;ePOinte Woods
\,UI'; I{o<.,('ommon Harper Woods
1101 J
today.
Clalrwood ~t ('laIr ~horc~
22411Lavon, St Clair Shor('''
23.111
FOR All YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CAll OR COME IN
OP£N MONDAY-FRIDAY 9 a m -9 p m and
9:30-5,30 SAT and SUN
m
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GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE
886.4200
GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE
886.5800
OUT.OF-AREA, CALL TOLL FREE
1-1100-247-5200 ext 33
Fifteen Offices in Four Counties
"MICHIGAN'S FLORIDA BROKER"
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Thursday, November 10, 1983
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NEWS
Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange
THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY
& BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
G:r
JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC.
OPEN SUNDAY
2 - 5:00!
1689 BROAD~TON E Fclbulou~ bllck coloDlell on d spaClolli> IIee filled lot ( 3 bedlOoms, ndturdl
fll epldLe ,tud\ dud thll d flOOI expeln,lOn With heat, electllclt~, and plumbmg already 10 1 I I
765 HOSL YN SPd~IOU~ J bedroom bllck bung,llow featullng 2 full bdth" fdmlly 100m, 2 ndtural
fuepldce,
fOlm,l! dmmg loom nice lec loom, and 2 Cdl g,lJdgel
4941 ASHLJ<~Y 7 MllejMack .II ed I Convement J bed 100m rdnch r Perfect fOI dn eldedv couple'
Pel fect ~tdlle I home too' Stone thlOW d\HIY fI om ~hoppmg dnd t I an~pol tatlOn' Puce I ecent!)
I educed I Onh $2lJ,OOO"I
7b6 LAKELAND - Attl dctlve COIOllldl Hou~e
WIth 3 bedroom~, 2 bdth~, un~udl Ldlge
FamIly Hoom With Natural
Fireplace
Cathedl al Celhng All I oom~ newly deco
[dted and mJny, mdny ext! a~
1786 OXFORD - Blick Veneel Bungalow With
Llvmg Room, Kitchen dnd 2 Bedroom, and
Bath ~tllctly a Hdndyman'~ ~pecIaI that
might be I eWJrdlllg to the buyer a~ It I>
pl1ced belov. the puce of ~ulloundlng
hOlli>e~
93/4% MORTGAGES NOW AVAILABLE
TO QUALIFIED BUYERS
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M.
430 MADISON GROSSE POINTE FARMS
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
853 LAKEPOINTE
Unique l bed I oom centel entrance colomal WIth model n kitchen, t I ench
dool~, leaded gla,~ and fllll~hed basement I New m~uldtlon I
1133 WHITTIER lmmaculelte 4 bedroom Engh~h colomal featurIng 21/2 bdth~, 3 fireplaces, fanta~
tiC famll) loom contempolalY
kitchen, flm~hed rec room, and be~t of all
AN EXTRA
LARGE LOT'" $138500'
1757 ALINE Chalmmg 3 bedloom bllck ranch WIth 2 natural fneplaces, central air condltJomng,
,un deck and ~wlmmmg pool'
4367 YORKSHIRE
GOIgeous 3 bedlOom Cotfteld Cottage I Vel) Idrge rooms, slate roof, flmshed
rec 100m, natural fireplace, marble sills, cedal closet, 2 full baths, and low heat' Yours for
only $55,900' I r
408 ALTER Move right m to thl~ 6/6 bllck IIlcome w/separates'
Extremely clean' Owner consld.
elmg all oUel s I Price dra~l1cally I educed' GREAT INVESTMENT' III
JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC.
886-9030
Offered to settle estate - Somerset - O1armlng brick bungalow featuring ~:
bedrooms, 1 bath, newer furnace and roof on lovely treelmed street::
fOI only $64,500 Make offers Owner~ anxlOu~'
::
SCUlly & Hendrie, Inc, Real Estate
1036 Berkshire - Charmlllg Colomal, 3 bdrm 2% bath, fam rm 2 car all ::
garage beautiful lot Exceptional kitchen only $99,500 TERMS
.
881-8310
FARMS
McKinley- BEST 4.BEDROOM VALUE IN THE FARMS Located In the.:
heart of the Farms, thiS Enghsh style home IS an Ideal famIly home::
It IS situated on an extra Wide lot, features 4 bedrooms, large country::
kitchen with eating area, den and a sceened porch Yhthln walking::
distance of schools and HIli shoppmg An outstandmg value
:
SINE REALTY
. . , IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME
TO CALL SINE ...
BEST BUY OWNER TRANSFERRED REDUCED TO $69,900 WOW! '::
MADISON. Attractive 3 bedrooms 1lf.!bath Colomal With a paneled famll~:
room. Location is ideal - close to schools, shopping and transportation::
linmediate possession Call - See. Buy I Will lease $650 per month \Ii Ith::
option to buy
'.
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5
NOVEMBER
6, 1983
1862PREST WICK
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
William J. Chamoion & Company
OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 -
5:00
1006 BEDFORD _ SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCATION on this stately restored colonia)! Amemties
mclude library \Hth fireplace, garden room, remodeled kitchen, third floor bedrooms and bath,
four bedrooms and 2% baths and an extra BUILDABLE LOT Now $169,000
1236 YORKSHIRE - MUTSCHLER KITCHEN highlights thiS attrachve 4 bedroom, 21,-'l bath colomal
With open third flOOl, newel gutters and downspouts and spacIous lot Pnce reduced to $97,300
19201 RAYMOND - BEST HOUSE FOR THE BEST PRICE, Hus 3 bedroom, Ph bath colomal offer5
a new family loom, remodeled kitchen and convement location near St John's Only $69,900
22944 NEWBERRY ST CLAIR SHORES - WELL MAINTAINED BRICK RANCH Wlth 3 bedrooms,
)lh baths, Flonda room, hardwood floors IS ready for Immec!late occupancy $64,500
FIRST OFFERING - IMMACULATE
ment clnd FHAiVA tel m, conSidered
OFFERED TO SETTLE ESTATE
873 Rivard - Handyman SpeCial Offered to settle estate
three bedrooms, Florida room $62,500.
BRICK Colomal on large lot - 10 rooms with 5
bedrooms - den - Family room WIth natural
fireplace - 2lf.!baths - attached 2lf.!car garage . Recreation room . Ideal for large
family
NICE FARMS location - Chalfonte &: Moross - 7
room brick.
2 story.
1lf.! baths.
3 bedrooms - family room - kitchen with eatmg
area - 2 car garage - side drive. Vacant.
Immediate possessIOn
Notre Dame - For you who seek convenience
ThiS two bedroom condo:
featurmg spacIous rooms and ground floor location IS the perfect ang..:
wer for those who want the advantages
of the Vlliage at lhell:
doorstep. Separate basement and carport
ST. CLAIR SHORES
ranch In DetrOit
$27,500
2 bedrooms
LOCATED "ON THE HILL"
m Grosse Pomte Farms
across from Perry Drugs
Ch
lAND
CO,,"PUH
- -102 I<ertheval
lon
~
SINE REALTY
MULTILIST SERVICE
FAR MS 0 Ff'l CE
884-7000
BORLAND
Member of the
Grosse POinte Real Estate Exchange
Macomb Boare of Realtors
DetrOIt Board of Realtors
TENNIS COURT
BUNGALOW
FIRST
OFFERIJIlG
ST CLAIR near
Maumee, '3 bedroom brick bungalov. With
large kItchen
1'2 bath~ and new roof
Priced In 10\\ 50 ~
THREE BEDROOM
COLONIAL
INDOOR POOL, plus LIGHTED
TENNIS
COURT One of a kmd home Wlth every
conceIVable amemty
Colomal style home
WIth 5 bedroome;
library,
famJly room
(28x25) which connect~ to the heated and
aIr conditIOned pool houe;e With a 20x40
pool O"er an acre of magmflcent land
FOUR BEDROOM
COLONIAL
BUDGETING? - 4 BEDROOM $89,900 Colomal
home 1Il Wmdmlll POInte Sub Features m
c1ude 21'2 bathe;, Den updated kitchen, ne\\
roof, newer furnace and close to Trombley
SChool SIX others priced from $75,900 to
$225000
CONDOMINIUM
OPEN SUNDAY
TWO IN ONE - Condo convenience plu~ prl
VIlCYof a houe;e, pnvlJege, of Grm,~e Pomte
Woode; park hvmg room and breakfae;t
room VIew of your private and lovely gar
den Central air, 2 bedroome;, 1% baths
FRENCH
Delightful home With turrent one of thl' Farme;
moe;t pnvate and lo"ehe.,t e;treets Featllre~
'3 bedroom~ '3 bath~ den, and bnck e;creen
terra nce With f1ag~tone
~
ENGLISH TUDOR
SLATE ROOF ENGLISH TUDOR - One of the
very best homes of Its kmd 10 Grosse
POinte
Magnificent
natural
wood, 31h
baths, hbrary and sun room, large long
terms 11%% assumable mortgage We have
3 others to choose from between $139,000
and 1225,000
INCOME PROPERTY
DELUXE IS the word for the two properties on
Wmdmlll Pomte Dnve and Neff that we are
offering for sale With rents ranging from
$695 to $850 per month, you WlII understand
why thee;e are very speCial properties and
one 10 whIch the owner would be proud to
live We have a chOIce of Tudor or Colomal
.,tyle both With 3 bedroom~ and t\\O full
bathe; 5 total to choose from
SEMI-RANCH
NEAR STAR OF THE SEA - Shoreham Road
semI ranch
<;paclOue; 3-4 bedroom home
With 2 full baths, rec room 2 car garage
INGROUND
POOL
Brautlful mground pool, 4 bedrooms
21~ bath
Colomal With dE'n and famIly room, at
tache<! garage + central all', 2 dree;.,mg
room'" and lounge for pool Transferred
owner offermg affordable price of $134,900
RANCH
~
1777 Hl;NTINGTON could be your new addree;e;
In t984 An attractIVe
WE'll me;ulated Colomal
Wlth central air paneled rer room and family
room, 3 bE'droom~ II/;! bath~ Open Sunday 2-fi
IUAlTOlltS
882-5200
ASSOCIATES
f
0
EARL KEIM
REALTY
EDGEWOOD - Ranch Jue;t off Lakeshore
Drive one owner deluxe home With 3 bed
roome;, 2112 bathe;, kitchen With bUIlt-lOS,
beautiful ~ard WIth III ground sprinklers
and attached garage 3 others prICed from
$79,000
~
Judy Klmg
Duane Lamers
Bobble Ligan
Paul LocnchlO
JIll McBflde
Tony Nlarhos
Joyce Sanders
Bruce SalXlers
Nancy Schumaker
Dianna M SmIth
Tom Steen
Bob Tighe
ElOISe L Waist>
Betty Wyborskl
OPEN SUNDAY
884-5700')'
CAPE COD
Richard E Borland, Sr
Elame L BortaIXl
Richard E BorlalXl, Jr
Helen Connolly
MarIlyn ColicchIO
Kay Cunmngham
Mary de ManJgold
Lynda Gibbs
Dan Grlesbawn
Alfred E Hillenbrand
Nancy Hohlfeldt
Pat Horne
Joanne Horner
Peggy Hume
Jessica Keatton
Buying a home could be your
largest single lifetime Investment.
It's no Job for an amateur. Consult
a local Realtor. They'r. re81 proal
Whatever Your Choice
We Have The Style
SHOREHAM ROAD Edrly Amellcan Cape Cod
Three bedroom 2''2 baths, fireplaces In !lv.
mg room and family room, nc\\er furnace
and centrdl air attached garage Reduced
886-4444
17646 MACK
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Bnck Coloma!;.
3 BEDROOM RANCH - Fatmly room with
natural fireplace - New kitchen. New Furnace . Excellent condition . Must be seen
central all., open base.
Dorothy Healy
Evelyne Rupp
Mary C Bodkin
Diane Kelly
Barbara Simpson
Margaret Breltenbecher
Shirley Kennedy
Lee Brunette Tyler
Sally Clarke
Lorrame Kirchner
Jean Wakely
Manan Dodge
Chene Pme
Kathy York
Theresa Fiedler
Cathy ChampIOn Dillaman, Broker
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GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Colomal - Bnck
- 7 rooms - 3 bedrooms - Ilf.! baths.
den
-Updated kitchen with breakfast
area Patio Terms available
- Ideal Location
BY APPOINTMENT
AUDUBON
5 bedl ooms, 3% baths, hbrary, centlal air, $149,000
AUDUBON
5 bedrooms 3h baths, family room, Florida room, 2 car garage, $119,900
BEACONSFIELD
4 family Income, fleXible land contract terms, $114,000
BEACONSFIELD
3 family umt Income, good mvestment, fenced yard, $84,500
BEDFORD
3 bedrooms, 216 baths, family room, breakfast 100m, $99,000
BEDFORD
3 bedl oom~, 11/2 baths, family room, natural woodwork, $79,900
BERKSHIRE
3 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, faml1y room, central air, sprinkler system, $115,000
CLOVERLY
3 bedrooms, 11;2baths, family room, 2 car garage, central air, $79,000
FISHER
3 bedroom~ + "teenager sUite' , modern kitchen, new deck, $94,900
KERB.x., , 3 ~ms,
1'12baths, study, farody room, maple floors, $109,000.
S OXFORD
3 bedrooms, 2"h baths, hbrary, famJly room, sprmkler system, $187,500
PEMBERTON
3 bedloom~, 2112 baths, FlOrIda room, library, leaded glass, $94,900
PEMBERTON
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2lavs, den, famJly room, hardwood floors, $95,000
PROVENCAL
6 bedroom5, 41/2 baths, gdlden room hbrary, pantry, completely remodeled, much
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RADNOR CIRCLE
3 bedroom~, 212 baths, family room, bnck patIO, breakfast room, $144,900
ST PAUL
3 bedrooms, Ph baths, central air, newer carpetmg, $92,000
WARNER
4 bedlOoms, 41'2 bath~, famJly room, hbrary, Circular stall'case, terrdce, much more
WHITTIER
4 bedlooms, 21'2bath~, hbraly, family room patIO, $129,900
BY APPOINTMENT
PARK
2-5
247 KENWOOD COURT PRIME FARMS LOCATION Beautlfullj
deco
rated 4 bedroom 2% bath C E Colomal With large Simple as~umptlon
mortgage
Many charmmg features mcludmg two bay wmdows, delightful garden plus, on the practical Side, a newer roof and furnace,
copper piumblllg, electnc air cleaner and lots more $154,000
1097 GRAYTON
EXECUTIVE MANSE
One of the Park's lovehe~t
homes
To duplicate today would be many times more than the
$199,000 askmg pnce Twelve fabulous rooms With equally fabulous
architectural
features
See It Sunday
607 MIDDLESEX - One of the finest streets III the Pomtes For $1.27500
this spacIOus home offers a large fIrst floor bedroom or famllv room
With full bath plus 3 more bedrooms and 2 baths upstairs - Lal ge
kttchen With mfty oak cupboards
much more
70 VERNIER - Fabulous 1979 Colomal - so near the lake and Grosse
Pomte Shores park Simply loaded With custom features, thiS four
bedroom home offers qUick occupancy and a large 11"t fixed rate
assumable mortgage
If you want to enJoy "the good life at home
don't miss tbls one $179,000
553 LAKELAND - BEST BUY AT $125,900 Five bedrooms
31'2 bclths
large family room With BBQ, hbrary With wet bal, IlIft~ large kitchen
and a whole lot more' WOW! Too good to last long Hurr~ Sunda) 25
or call 886-3800
92 MAPLETON IS a lot of house for the money I Great locatIOn <;0 neal the
"Hill" shoppmg, hbrary, bus churches, etc AND OFF'ERING
1M
MEDIATE POSSESSION TO A FAMILY NEEDING
FOlJR BEDROOMS There's even a hbrary and den
plus a long term Lmd
Contract With 35~ down! Move 10 condition $86,000
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MANY MORE BY APPOINTMENT
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PRICE REDUCED
Imagme a 3 bedroom brick home III the Gro~,e Pomte
SChool district for only $48,5001 Freshly decorated With ne\\er carpet and:
draperies Newer energ~ effiCient furnClce, extra m~ulatlOn Jal ge fenc~'<l'
lot Ca!l 884-6400for details Hurry'
5 BEDROOMS
Carmel Lane
CONDOS
$350 000 Arthur
Cranford Lane
Notre Dame
$127,500
4 BEDROOMS
Middlesex
Michaux Ct
Wlultler
$46000:
$76500'
572 000'
$345000 HARPER WOODS
$124,900 Fleetwood
Hunt Club
Keno<;ha
$83,900 Kenmore
$71900 J "IIl('a~tel
$74,500 Van'\ntwerp
$169900
3 BEDROOMS
Hampton
Manchee;ter
Prre;twlck
Sunnmgdale
Vermer Circle
$5;; 000
S6i -)()()
$38 500
$52 {j(JO
$41\ ~>OO
~'lOO
$88,500
SEVERAL INCOMES FROM $37,700 to $86,500 Call for detalle;
TWO GROSSE POINTE OFFICES
20647 MACK AVENUE
OpposIte Parcells
Middle SChool
884.6400
395 FISHER ROAD
Opposite G P South High
886-3800
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OPEN SUNDAY 2.5
212 KERBY - Lovely three bedroom, 21" bath seml.ranch in the Farms
living room and family room Gal age apartment Edsy terms
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ALSO FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
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532 Lincoln
17111Maumee..
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223 RIViera
510 RIViera . .
19127Rolandale
306 Roosevelt
851 Shoreham
1750Vernier No 8
1138Whittier
85 Woodland Shores
$74,900
TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC.
BY APPOINTMENT
BEAUTIFUL Shores Colorual - The first floor has a large foyer with marble floor, living room with
natural fireplace, formal dlrung room, famlly room with natural Clreplace, kitchen and breakfast
area, master bedroom and prIVate bath and first floor laundry room The second floor has two
bedrooms and a large hie bath Other featul es Include sprinkler systel]), central air, attached garage
and large heated greenhouse. A beautifully landscaped yard and a most private location
.$110.000
$245,000
$ 53,000
$122,000
$ 83,000
$270,000
$124,500
$139,500
$198,000
$495,000
Thursday, November 10. 1983
NEWS
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~ FIRST OFFERING ~
2307Allard
1314Bedford
35 Beverly
3914Bishop
1516Blairmoor
19945W Clalrvlew
203 Cloverly
290 Hillcrest
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1585G-52Jefferson
17111Jefferson No 17
625 Lakeshore
POINTE
.$179,000
.$ 98,500
. $ 47,000
$ 56,900
. $ 59,500
.. $135,900
. . . .. .$110,000
. $ 99,000
$ 99,500
$292,500
WATERFRONT property on Jefferson In Hamson Township Two large homes, boat house, 4 car
garage With attached apartment, enclosed gazebo $495,000 Call for details
2D558FAIRWAY LANE - PRICE REDUCED.
Overlooking the golf course. Garden room
with fireplace, paneled recreation room,
breakfast area in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1"h
baths, central AC, alarm system, lawn
sprinkler system.
178 LOTHROP - Master bedroom and bath on
first floor plus 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on
2nd floor. Paneled library, family ,room, reo
creation room WIth fireplace
Cll'cular
drive and a large lot
GROSSE POINTE FARMS - COLONIAL IN
PRIME LOCATION. Outstandmg kitchen
and breakfast room, first floor laundry,
powder room, master suite With bath on
ground floor and two bedrooms upstairs
Winding staIrway, marble f1oormg, fmest
quolit, hald .. ole, large closets, alarm Sj'S
tem, exceptional patio and landscap10g
155 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE - In the Farms
on the entrance to the Country Club 24-foot
paneled family room with fireplace and
bar, 4 bedrooms, 31h baths plus maid's
room and bath
THOROUGH COVERAGE OF
GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES
264
LEWISTON
EYE-APPEALING
FRENCH NORMANDY in excellent Farms
location. Priced to allow creative
de.
corat9rs to spI'ead theIr wings. Lovely turret stairway and other interesting details.
Five bedrooms, 3"h baths and family room
wIth the right trafftc pattern
16939 JEFFERSON AT NOTRE DAME - HIS •
TORIC EARLY FRENCH FARM HOUSE .
Here Is a rare opportunity to restore a his.
toric Grosse Pointe home to Its orIginal
charm. LIbrary, scrClened porch, 2 bed •
rooms, Ilh baths Lot can be diVided to
prOVide additIOnal build10g site
TWO.FAMILY FLAT
464 NEFF - TWO FAMILY FLAT IN PRIME
LOCATION NEAR MAUMEE with the
spacious rooms. parquet floors and charm
unavaIlable In new construction Each umt
has a 27.foot IIv10g room, formal dining
room, breakfast room,den or third bedroom, 2 baths, plus 2 bedrooms and a bath
on 3rd floor Four car garage, land contract
terms br assume 8 9% mortgage
76 KERCHEVAL
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5
169 STEPHENS - PRIME LOCATION IN THE
FARMS. Mt Vernon Colonial With spacIOus
room, library, family room, first floor bedroom and bath plus five bedrooms and four
baths on second floor, recreation
room,
four fIreplaces, large lot.
TO BUY OR SELL
A HOUSE CALL
885.7000
186 FISHER - Newly decorated from top to
bottom, plus new carpeting. Garden room,
3 bedrooms, 1"h baths, recreatlon room. Extras Include central AC and appliances ~
foot lot In a super location near schools and
shopping. Immediate occupancy
IF YOU PREFER THE EASIER MAINTENANCE
REQUIREMENTS 01' A CONDOMINIUM, WE
HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF TOWNHOUSES:
JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC.
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NEW ON THE MARKETI
IN THE FARMS _ 4 bedrooms plus fanuly room With fireplace just $68,500! Don't miss this one - low
maintenance aluminum Colonial on double lot with attached garage 881.6300.
GROSSE POINTE SHORES - OUTSTANDL'IG 4 bedroom, 2"h bath Colomal has 15x20 family room
with r1replace, paneled library, gracious marble foyer with circular staircase, attractive, tasteful
decor. READY FOR YOU! 884-0600.
TERRIFIC TERMS on tlus 5 bedroom Colonial on large lot great for the growing family to s.p-r-e-a-d
out! Owner offers 15 yeal' land contract with $25,000 down 881.4200.
GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Fine starter Ranch in handy Brownell section at $62,800! 2 bedrooms,
Florida room, finished basement, attached garage. 881.6300
HUNT CLUB _ 3 bedroom brick Colonial in MINT condition has updated kitchen with apphances,
paneled basement with lav, screened and glassed terrace and a tempting price! 884-0600.
IN THE WOODS _ EASY TO OWN 2 bedroom, 1"h bath Colonial offers fantastic land contract
assumption! Perfect for that first house at $66,450 864-0600
7'n Bedford
U96 Hawthorne
947 Lakeshore
580Lochmoor
373 McKinley
275 Mt Vernon
1825 Roslyn
3 Bdrm
3 Bdrm
3 Bdrm
498 ST CLAIR - Three bedrooms and 3 baths,
including master suite with private bath
and sitting room (could be 4th bedroom),
modern kitchen and breakfast area, powder
room, dining room or den with bar. 1m.
medIate occupancy.
Sue Adetberg
Betsy B. Buda
Sally C. Cae
Mary F Ferber
1
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
3112baths in fabulous Southern Colonial WIth new kitchen. 881-6300.
Ranch with famUy room, new kItchen. Pomte schools. 884-0600
Colomalon 102x175site. New decor, central all', MORE! 881-6300
3112baths, family room, more In prestige area of large homes. 884-0600
lYzbath Colonial with, fallllly room, new kitchen. 881.6300
11-2bath Colonial With family room. see picture below! 884-0600
nicely maintaIned Bungalow. Budget price of $6O,ooo! 881.6300
5 Bdrmr;
2 Bdrm
4 Bdrm
4 Bdrm
411 RIVARD - A CHARMING INTERIOR with
6 bedrooms, 3 baths, den WIth fireplace, bu.
tler's pantry, lovely screened porch. Priced
to allow for decorating.
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
514 SL CLAIR - JUST REDUCED! A corner
unit with private backyard and easily accessible garage. New modern kitchen,
newly decorated, refInished floors. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and fIrst floor powder room
Land contract immediate occupancy
542 CADIEUX - PRICE REDUCED 1 Near
shopping and recently decorated. Five bed.
rooms, 3 baths, fireplace,
garage, immediate occupancy. Land Contract terms.
TOLES &
WIlliam E Keane
Ann W. Sales
James D Standish, III
Lois M Toles
C. W.Toles
ASSOCIATES, INC.
REALTORS
885.2000
74 KERCHEVAL
SCHULTES REAL ESTATE
FIRST OFFERINGS
t.o'c~ted on LAKELAND in Grosse POinte CIty ttus authentic German Tudor IS quahty throughout.
Over 8,000 square feet of luxury !ivmg, this hne older home boasts of a multitude of bedrooms,
baths and sitting rooms, en suite. Totally rennovated from the basement to the third floor,
updated kitchen with pantry and breakfast room, heated attached garage, and beautifully
maintained grounds
On LAKE POINTE, mce 3 bedroom Colonial In Grosse POinte Park, completely remodeled VerY
attractive exterior. Owner IS anxious, bring 10 ,all offers $51,900.
WE'RE READY TO DEAL!
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CLASSIC ENGLISH COTSWOLD In secluded
scenic setting in low.traffic Park area offers 4
bedrooms, 3th baths, library, terrific kitchen
and SO MANY AMENITIES mcludlng Pewablc
tile, leaded glass, central 811' - MUCH MORE!
884-0600
GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Very speCial 4
bedroom Colomal built by Cox and Baker in
1965 Excellent floor plan Includes lmpos1Og
2-story marble foyer, large family room With
pegged floonng, 1st floor laundry, 27' master
sUite With fireplace and more An invitmg price
adjustment Just made' 881-6300
MORE SPACE THAN YOU THINK' Four bed.
rooms plus a Florida room and updated kitchen
m thiS appealing
Bungalow on deSirable
Hampton Road Very affordable at $66,900
881.6300.
275 MT VERNON - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
Popular Farms street and an IMMACULATE 3
bedrooPl, 1!h bath Colomal with' family room,
large updated kitchen, energy eHlclent furnace
With central all' plus mce extras Now offered
at $95,600 884-0600
I SHOWN
BY APPOINTMENT
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COUNTRY LIVING IN THE CITY' Double lot and an umque 4+ bedroom home m the Park With
sparkling pool and MANY ADDITIONAL AMENITIES Drastic reduction! 881-4200
HIDDEN LANE _ QUIet Woods locatIOn and a fine 3 bedroom, 11,.2bath step-saver Ranch Family
room, large kitchen With bUllt-ms, attached garage 881-6300
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SMASHING VALUE' see thiS mcredlble buy on Bishop Road for only $79,900' Newer Colomal With
den and central air 881-4200 for details 881-4200
BALFOUR _ Special 5 bedroom, 31h bath on 80x175' site perfect for entertamlng' Includes 30' family
room, musIc room, Ilnd nt>w kitchen WIth every luxury butlt-m plus separate pantry Call 881-4200
for an appomtment to see thIS beauty
LOTHROP _ A 3 bedroom Colomal charmer With a VERY SPECIAL KITCHEN, den and a super
14x20' redwood deck for 3-sea~on enJo) ment You II like the price 881 4200
BEST BUY CATEGORY' An attractive well kept Colomal on Bedford offenng 3 bedrooms, Ilh baths,
den and paneled games room Immediate occupancy and a pnce that's hard to beat of $88,OOO!
CHA~~HARM'
CHARM' SpacIous 4 bedroom Park Tudor mcludes gleam10g herringbone
hardwood floors and a contemporary gourmet kitchen - blend the best of the old With the new!
Choice of tempting terms and pnced at Just $98,000 881.4200
ANITA _ SUPER BUNGALOW offers two large (23x12 and 21xll) bedrooms plus fully updated farm
style kitchen, carpeted and paneled basement With wet bar and extra full bath, glas~ terrace,
great terms and newly reduced price I 884-0600
LANCASTER _ Harper Woods Bungalow m Grosse Pointe school dlstnct offers 4 bedrooms, family
room, updated kitchen $54,900 - compare and save' 881-6300
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UNIVERSITY - Terrific GP City location ~or
spacious 4 or 5 bedroom colonial tells you
this 2850 square foot English Tudor. Intel'1or
we won't fool around. We need to sell now!
'spaces include 5 bedrooms and 2 full baths
Take a look for yourself and hnd this the
plus laundry room on the second floor, pegbest value m this pnce range OPEN SUNged floored foyer, livmg room With natural
DAY 2-5 P.M
fireplace, large dinmg room with bay AtUNIVERSITY _ Charmmg country decor in
tractive brick terrace off kitchen
this smart well-located 3 br Ph bath Cape
ROLAND - Handsome, compact 3 bedroom Ph
Cod Premier area - only 35 single family
bath colomal convement to shoppmg and
homes avaIlable in Grosse Pointe City
schools Kitchen comes With complete
Many up-dated features include roof, furapphances and eating space Newer furnace, insulation for carefree low maintenace Seller has C/O
nance Sellers very motivated - Will look
NEFF - Townhouse duplex owner transferred
at all offers
Two beautiful slde.by-side 2 bedroom unit
DEVONSHIRE - Good price, great assump10 excellent conditIOn, each WIth formal dltion with only $19,000 down on 11 5%
mng rooms, liv10g room with fireplaces
mortgage Large well decorated 5 bedroom
One has all new kitchen, all appliances incolonial With modern country kitchen,
cluded LIve In one, rent the other
Florida room and family room. Beautiful
NOTRE DAME - Bright and shmy redeconatural woodwork and floors, new furnace
rated Michigan farmhouse
Three bedMany obvious signs of lots of TLC
rooms up LIVing room With charming
MORAN - Attractive Wilhamsburg decor in
built-m bookshelves, formal dining room,
thIS delightful 3 bedroom Colonial WIth
famdy room, updated kitchen With built-in
formal dmmg room, famIly room, and
appliances Cheerful yellow exterior With
well-planned updated kitchen and breakfast
Wide front porch
area. Owners are anxious!
Over the nver and through the Woods
. or the Sbores
or the Farms
IF YOU NEED A HOUSE, WE'LL HELP YOU FIND IT'
BLAIRMOOR - Recently listed, thiS immaeulate newer 2300 square foot colonial features 4 spacIous bedrooms served by 2 full
baths on)he 2nd floor With powder room on
the first. The kitchen has been remodeled
With oak and stained
glass paneled
cabinets. The family room IS lughhghted by
a cozy natural fireplace and pegged oak
floors Basement offers finished rec room
with wet bar, and complete spa With workout room and sauna OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
P M
BUCKINGHAM - Stately Tudor reSIdence over
3000 square feet Recently redecorated
5
bedrooms
with 3 full baths upstairs
Beamed celhng hving room and rec room
and hreplaces 10 both as well as the hbrary The kitchen has been updated !!I'd has
a breakfast area SEE IT SUNDAY 2-5
P M
GHESQUIERE COURT - FleXIble floor plan
and quiet locatIOn are two big plusses for
thiS custom bwlt one owner story and a
half brick reSidence 2 full baths and a mfty
bedroom that converts to a famlly room as
you WIll Great modern kItchen and Flonda
room are also featured
SUNDAY OPEN HOUSES
1149AUDUBON - 4 or 5 bedrooms 10 Grosse POinte Park, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
1401 BLAIRMOOR - Custom Colonial 4 bedrooms 2112baths With the works'
1222BUCKINGHAM - Classic Tudor design completely redecorated and rennovated
262 McKINLEY - Darling 4 bedroom 21~ bath colonial In the heart of the FARMS
1153BEACONSFIELD - 3 bedroom bungalow WIth fresh new look, ready to move In!
IIAlIOli
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
1$2Kercheval 884.0600
GROSSE POINTE PARK
16610 Mack 881.4200
GHOSSE POINTE WOODS
19790 Mack 881.6300
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UNIVERSITY - Deluxe custom American colonial on 9S'xl50' lot The interior IS elegantly decorated With step-down high vau.
lted celhnged liVing room, large family
room With brick fireplace and wet bar,
gorgeous Mutschler kitchen, first floor
laundry The second floor features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths Master bedroom
swte Includes sitting room WIth wet bar,
bedroom With natural fireplace and full
bath
PROVENCAL - French country house of white
washed brick unique In the Grosse Pointe
area ThiS incredible home of more than 21
rooms exhibits dist10ctlve architectural
features, nch panehng, stunning oak and
brick inlaid floors and gleaming brass
hardware Every room IS different and exCiting and In Incomparable conditIOn
KENMORE - Well located 3 bedroom 1"h bath
colomal With pleasant pastel decor KItchen
has eating space, den has separate heater
Seated on extra deep lot Wlthm walkmg distllnce of playground
ROSLYN - Under $40,000 m the Woods Three
bedroom ranch With new gutters and down
spouts, patio privacy fence
Allee Boyer Schulte'! Realtor
Sally Horton
Cindy KerWin
William
M8'lhlnl
PallIa Moore
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710 NOTRE DAME
Dmah Murphy
Marianne Pl'dr
Sue Seward
Charle~ Trowbridge
Mike Zembrzuski
GROSSE
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LOCATION
Nottmgham
G P P
Liltlestone
G P W
Damman H W
Damman H W
Hollywood H W
PRICE
57,500
81,500
83,000
57,500
32,900
3/1
3/15
4/2
3/1
3/1
LOCHMOOR
GREAT VALUE - Beautiful, executlve Ranch 10 move 10 conditIOn
New furnace, new central au, new kitchen, new spnnklmg
~ystem
Three very large bedloom!>, two full baths, hbrary, family room,
double lot, patio and more Located III the Farm!> thl!> home I!>Ideal
for the mo!>t dlscllmlnatmg
purcha!>el
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by seemg 460 Moran,
pnced to sell 10 the 70's
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129,000
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FEATURES
Updated kItchen, extra large famIly rm, a!>sumabJe mtg
Olarmmg,
well maintained home w/farruly room
Prime 10cdllOn, !>paclOus den, carpeted rec loom
Cui de !>ac locatIOn, large as!>umable mortgage
Just Reduced I 5/5 Brick Income, .,ep utlhtlc!>, fireplaces
Elegant C E Colomal Great Land Contract term~
Authentic Eng!l'>h, bedutlful nat1U'al woodwork, fam rm
Unique ContempoldlJ',
famIly loom w/flrepldce
Elegant home, I emodeled and I edecorated
Prime commercIal
office wllh parkmg
Park ColonwJ qUdllly throughout,
Family rm & library
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
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LOCATION
Fleetwood
Hunt Club
Huntmgton
Maple Lane
Rivard
Balfo1U'
Pembelton
Moro~~
LakeshOl e Dr
Mack Avenue
Audubon
FEATURES
Move ill condition,
ample kitchen, very good fmancmg
Attractive
colomal With fanuly rm, updated kitchen
Custom bmlt, 4 bdrm, 2 bath Very large lot, attached garage
Large bWlgalow, 25 car aU garage, fireplace
New alum Siding & furn G P S'Chool~ 10% simple assump
BR/BA
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POINTE
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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
to buy
a 4 bedloom centel entrance
colo
mal m Grosse POinte CIty for undel
$90,000
Family
loom,
updated
kitchen and fll!>t floor lavatory are
Just a few of the features
of tlus
Rivard Bouleval d home Reallstlc
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
42 S. DUVAL - Grosse POlllte Shores Bwlt m
1981 Four bedroom Cape Cod offellllg family
room, ItbralY, fIrst f1001 laundry
room, 31(2
baths, open basement
Jenn-Alre Island cookmg
center WhIrlpool tub m master bedroom Central
aIr Ceramic tile foyer 3 car atached garage
ELMSLEIGH
- Near CadIeux off Lakeshore
Brand new. stilI under constructIOn
Four bedroom. 4 full baths. 2 half baths, Iibi alY, family
room With wet bar, vaulted celhng Jenn Au'e
lange Master bedroom With bdy wmdow overlooklllg the lake plu" JacuzzI Two flleplaces
Flr!>l flool laundry
3 car attached
garage
FIRST OFFERING
LIVE ON THE LAKE
10 one of the 2 delightful
dpartments
attached to
tlus charmmg
gift shop Rent out the other apartment
and enJoy the
challange of owmng your own bUSiness on tlus seawaJled Island paradise
ThiS package deal has great potential and all wlthm 1 hour from Grosse
Pomte
BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE
1142 NOITINGHAM
Lots of space In thiS four bedroom, two arid one half
bath home with sun loom, formal dining room, IIvmg loom With fireplace Newer electrIcal,
furnace
and roof Just add your decoratlve
touches!
20283 LANCASTER
PrIced below appraised value for fast sale, tlus three
bedroom bungalow
features
updated
kItchen, large IIvmg room WIth
nat1U'al fIreplace, screened terrace and large garage
SItuated on lovely
well mamtamed
street m Harper Woods Priced at $49,900
THIS CHARMING three bedroom ranch With family room and evelY faCIlity
has to be seen mSlde to be apprecIated
It IS located m Harper
Woods
With Grosse Pomte schools and PrIced for a qwck "ale
WORLD RENOWNED ARCHITECT Eero Saarrinen deSigned tlus top quality
contemporary
hoU!>e for the famIly of the present owner
Situated on
three beautIfully
landscaped
lots, the house has been lovmgly mamtamed You must see It to apprelcate
It FIve bedrooms and four and one
half baths In the Farms
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CUSTOM COLONIAL situated on a secluded cui-de sac Just off LAKESHORE
RD 10 the Farms
Complete as can be It has five bedrooms, four and one
half baths, country kItchen Wlth a green house, family room and hbrary
The sellers are motivated
FIRST OFFERING
- Charmmg
ranch on
Hawthorne
Road. 3 bedrooms
Central aIr Updated kItchen NICE YARD
BALFOUR ROAD - Price reduced.
5 bedroom
31h bath Colomal on l00x175 lot KItchen
has bwlt-ms
Den Screened porch 2 car
att garage
BALFOUR ROAD - 3 or 4 bedroom 21h bath
Colomal Library and sun room PatIO With
gas grIll Central air l00x175 lot and 2 car
attached garage
BALLANTYNE
ROAD - Great Shores locatIOn 3 bedroom tn level with 3 full baths
37 foot family room With fIreplace
Terrace
Good storage area 2 car attached garage
BELANGER
- near Kerby school 3 bedroom 2
bath reSIdence (1st floor master bedroom
and bath)
Large step-down
family room
WIth beamed cellmg Modern kitchen With
ceramic
floor Oversized
21f,z car garage
Deck With gas grill
BELLE MEADE - Price reduced on thiS custom Colomal m the Shores
Family room
With fireplace
and bar surrounded
by
screened
10 deck
overlookmg
beautiful
yard First floor laundry 3 large bedroom<;.
2 full baths and 21avs Flmshed basement
CE"ntral aIr 3 car attached garage
BERKSHIRE
ROAD - Pnce reduced
English
Tudor WIth central all' 26 foot famIly room
plus a library
4 bedrooms on 2nd floor 1
bedroom
on 3rd 31h bath!> Paneled
rec
room
DEVONSHIRE
near ~t Paul
spaclou'> En
gllsh 29 fool IIvmg room and 19 foot dmmg
room
LIbrary
Summer
garden room
5
family
bedrooms
and 31h baths plu<; 2
maIds rooms and bath over 2 car attached
garage
Rec room
HAMPTON ROAD - In the Shore~ 4 bedroom
21f,z bath Colomal
FamIly
kitchen
WIth
laundry faclIIlJe<; FamIly room WIth fireplace and ad)ommg 19 foot aclJvltle~ room
Rec room 2 car all garage
Central all'
IUD
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83 Kercheval
Colomal
Bungalow
Colomal
Colorual
Colomal
Bungalow
Ranch
3 Bdl'm
2 Bdl m
4 Bdl m
3 Bdl m
3 Bdrm
3 Bdrm
2 Bdrm
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lnc. 886-3400
ill t: /Wol' It.
CentJal air, lec rm gar:lge and dl'lve\\ay on private street
ExpansIOn attiC, could be 2 bedrooms
Updated kItchen
Newer home, 21h baths, famIly room, central air, sharp
FI eshly pamted mtel'lor Garage With heated room attached
Ilk baths, family room WIth fIreplace, updated kitchen
Family room, 112 baths, walk-thru 4th bedroom Rec room
1st flool' laWldry, tiled basement
Flol1da room Central all'
BY APPOINTMENT
Lincoln
Lochmoor
Somerset
Sunmngdale
Vermer
Hampton
Kenosha
Vermer
Sloan
Eng Tudor
Ranch
Income
Colonial
Duplex
Ranch
Ranch
Condo
Condo
Family rm, new 100f LandscapIng,
carpetmg
Rec room, 3 bedrooms
4 Bdrms, family room, dlmng loom, 3 baths. large lot, near Lakeshore
Both unitS Identical 2 lalge bedrooms SePdl ate Utlhtles New kit" floor .
5 Bdrms, 31f.!baths, 3 fireplaces. FlorIda rm LIbrary, large lot
Both umts IdentIcal Alum tnm and 100f 2 years old separate basements
Harper Woods, G P schools Needs some work, Simple assumptIOn
Harper Woods NIce starter home or for relJrees
$32,500
BerkshIre Condomlru um's 1Ir.! baths, end umt on second floor
Harper Woods On the fIrst floor Price reduced to sell Owner anxIOus
TAPPAN AND
ASSOCIATES
884.6200
TAPPAN AND
ASSOCIATES
NEW OFFERING
TOWNHOUSE
LOCATION,
"Heart
of the Farms"
on a
secluded and prestigIOus street
Elegant from
the profeSSIonally cared for grounds to the spaCIOUSand lovely house Features format dmmg
room, paneled library, famIly rO(lm. bedroom
and full bath + lavon first floor Second floor
has 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths Add to thiS
sprinkler
and security!»
<;tems, rec room and
attached 3 car garage
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. 420 RIVARD
NO monthly mamtenance
fees All appliances
and wmdow treatments
are mcluded
m tlus
very Illce umt There IS a formal dmmg room.
kItchen Wlth eatrng area + pantry Second floor
ha~ 4 bedroom<; ,md 2 full baths ThIrd floor has
2 bedrooms
With a full bath Hardwood
oak
floor~ thru out and ha!> recenlly been pamted
NEW OFFERING
- Well mamtamed '3 bedroom home I'.llh formal dIning room, Flonda room and
f1mshed rec room Included Central all <;elf ~torlllg ,torm~ and <;creens, dIshwasher. dl<;posal. carpel
and drape<; $.'39500
PARK
BEDFORD -Impeccably
kept colomal \\olth '3bedroom'> 21'l hath,
and 2 car garage
There I!>central mI'. 2 fIreplaces and more
formal dlnmg room fa mlly room
FOR ONLY $122,000
TROMBLEY - Colomal near Park and '>chool<; Thl~ home l~ In great condition
famIly room to enJo) It'<; many feature., rnclud(' ') bedroom ...plu'> a hedroom/etc
and 2 half baths, libraI'}' and 2 car ,Illached garage
and offer., a large
on 3rd floor, 3 full
CITY
WASHINGTON - A blend of the "old' th(' "new' and It ,WO:\DEHFUl
Ldrge hVlllg room formal
dmlng room, ne\\o effICient kitchen mormng room hbrdr) /gilrden loom 5 bedroom<; and 4 baths
2ND FLOOR laundry room and mdny f'xtra'o - A MUST ~I-:E I
OTHER AREAS
Avenue
GBm
-m.'IOlftN
ft /('"
HAR VARD ROAD Ilh story reSidence
2 bed
rooms and bath on 1st 2 bedrooms, sewing
room and bath on 2nd Enclosed porch Rec
room 2 car att garage
HARVARD ROAD. 4 bedroom 21h bath Colomal
near Kercheval
Den New drIveway
5
year old furnace
55 foot lot $80,000
KERBY ROAD - near Kercheval
4 bedroom
21h bath Colomal on BOxl60 lot WIth Circular
dflve Rec room With fireplace
Breezeway
to 2112car garage and storage room. Central air
MERRIWEATHER
ROAD - Center hall Colomal. Modern kitchen
Mud room (poSSible
1st floor laundry)
3 bedrooms
and 21h
baths plus large room over 2 car attached
garage Rec room Private brick courtyard
MORAN ROAD - price reduced
Delightful 3
bedroom 2% bath Colonial
Newly decorated
Updated
kItchen
Den Rec room
Wlth fIreplace
New gas furnace
2 car garage
PROVENCAL
ROAD - EXCIting English
Manse on tOOx542 lot Large paneled foyer
Step down livmg room
Paneled
library
Wlth fireplace
Modern kitchen 6 bedrooms
5 baths Apartment
over attached garage
Newer furnaces and central alr
PROVENCAL ROAD - Bwlt m 1964 by Mlcou
4 bedroom 41h bath Colomal 20xl7 hbrary
With fireplace
Elevator
Separate stairs to
2 bedroom apartment
3 car attached garage Central air
STEPHENS
ROAD - 5 bedroom 41f.!bath Colomal bUllt III 1959 on 160'(175 lot Paneled
hbrary WIth fIreplace and paneled family
room Wlth fireplace and bar Maids room
and bath on 1st Finished basement
3 car
at! garage
THREE MILE DRIVE - Fre<;hly decorated
Colomal LIbraI'} WIth glas<; enclosed book~helves and fIreplace
Den 2 bedrooms,
bath. laundry room. 2 lav<; and hobby room
on 1st 3 bedrooms
2 baths on 2nd 3 car
attached garage
$129,000
VERNIER
ROAD - Near North High 4 bed
room re'oldence Updated kitchen Attached
garage
$67,500
WILLOW LANE - Very <;ecluded Farms loca
tlOn New England Farm Colomal 5 famIly
bedroom~ and 3'-'2 bath<; plus 2 mald<; rooms
and bilth Den 21x20 heated garden room
"'lth bar Central all'
Surrounded
by \\oater on 2 <;Ide<; In St Clair
Shore<; 3 bedroom 2'k bath Colomal built m
1978 LIVing room and family room over
lookmg the lake Library
I<;t floor laundry
ALSO OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
1340 Vermer
2041 Stanhope
1341 Audubon
1928 PreslWlck
19250 Raymond
2100 Lochmoor
21455 Llttlestone
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
1114 Bedford
- 4 bedroom
Colomal
Fam
Room & 3rd floor
61 Hawthorne - 4 l>edroom Enghsh Llhrary &
aU garage
HARPER WOODS - On Danbur) Lane. a umque sl r('('t reflectmg Wilham.,burg
flavor
2'12 bath~, famIly room, modern kitchen With bUllt m" and many new Improvements
excellent condItIOn ONLY $92,000
4 bedrooms
Home IS;~
PORT AUSTIN t7,') fL of "dnd) be,\ch on he<1l1tlful Llkc Huron Yf'ar round home lcoated m Broken
Rock'> .,ubdlvl<;lOn Feature., 4 hedroom'> ~lIn room and much more Only 2''l hours from DetrOIt
area Please cdll for complete d('!aLl,>
.
TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES
884.6200
Feature
Page Fourteen-B
T~ursday, November 10, 1983
fl*tnfe
Ele~(lflt
Elltillg
Counter Points
by Pat Rousseau
Thanbgl
II
AIR.
four ~tm~
A ..election of recipe!> from lhe
fOJthcommg lo\\-calorie. low-chole..telOl- dnd penny-wi!.e - cookbook II, Th, Ia G1e) Howal d and
Hell'na'Dc>Witt Hoth featuring, thi!,
\H'('k, i-IWEET POTATO TREATS.
Vlng Sunshine Special
Four nights
and five day~. $185 per person at the
Phoenix
Registry
Resort
Thanksgiving
Buffet, complimentary
tenni:, and spa PattI of Mr Q ratel'> it
Call Mr Q Travel
886-0500.
Three Day~ Only Sale
Thurl>cmy. Fncmy and
Saturda) - NOiember 10. 11 and 12 ~~
at M/( helle\ Piau' oflen, }()u 2:> 0/,
off all fa~hlOn~ Illdudzng .,u~t." I>epa- PL\IT
rate~, ~ueate/!"
bloul>el>, wool and
'ilk dn',<,e, nlu, (I ,{'Ier/lnn
nf nrre""nne~
]7R64
M(J( k Al e'Hi~, 886-000]
'Open Tuel>dayb through
Satw &1)' •.,
S
I:tlmulld I' \hl'e Je\l ell'l ~
i, read} for Chi btmd~ \Hth d
gIOlIOU~lolJectloll of penddllh. hi acelet,>, lIel'klacel>.eal ring~ for
Ihl' \lomen III .}OUI life
,11'0 an excellent '>election of wdtche~
fill mell ,lnd women
20U9 MdCk dt Oxford
. Open until 8
p
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III
Ild'I)'
Kllb-tbOO
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Olsons take a California break . .
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In The GIft Department.
of the
Pharmacy you'll find beautlfully crafted
ratIve acces~ories mcluding hurrIcanes
et~ of wood base~, wood framed mIrrors
er and Ive~ wmter scenes.
Notre Dame
wood decowith a vanwith Curfl-
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Pearll>
for all reasons and for all seasons are tn
good ta . ,te
'speclQlly when
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they come from Tony Cueter of ~
BZJ'outene
.
Grosse Powte's
B I) ~ ~~ I:lI~
fine Jeweler Stop at Bljouterle,
20445 Mack Auenue
. Open 10 a m. to 5'30 pm.
886-2050
..
Ed l\Iah~zewskl.
. ..howed u~ a beautiful Pande Cameron
hdnd-mdde I ug from India, ju~t part of the brand new collectIOn
of .11 I'd fUg'>.It 214.15Mack. During the Sale }ou can save 25'7< off
impOi tl'd dnd dome ..tic I ug, in ,tock and 20'7< oIT~pecial 01 der~
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The Early Pre-Holiday
Sale At The
Pointe Fashions
. offers you a savings of
25% off fall suits, daytime and cocktail
dresses
Hurry to 15112 Kercheval for the
best selection
822-2818.
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The Nl'we,t In Jogglllg Wear
or just for leisure
,mdl t looking ~weat~uits and ~hiltl>in darling de.
..Ign, 11kI'Tedd} bear!>,unicorns or duch. A great
,
gift Idea but }ou'J1 need one for yourself too! See
them at the Mole Hole ..
Kercheval at St. Clair
and Tower 200 - nenal~sance Center.
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Mutschler KItchens ... IS holdIng Its Ninth Free
KItchen ClInIC, November 15 from 7 p.m. to 9:30
pm. No oblIgatIOns Reservations necessary for thIS
popular ~emInar. Call Mutschler Kitchens ...
8843700 .
20227 Mack Avenue
Durzng The Bed, Bath & Lznens Flrst Annwersary
Sale
saue 20% off Bloomfleld and Beau Ideal custom
bedspreads,
acceSSOrles
and
,uu\n& lnens
U)lndow treatments
Order now
In tIme for Chrzstmas
at 16906 Kercheval
Open
Thursday~ and Fndays untzt 9 p.m
.. 881-9890.
the ~~
d ~~
I"
be
store
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~hop E,lrl)
and take advantage of Wright's Gift and
Lolmp~hop', free la} away plan Select collector plates, Hummel
figulllle'>, :'\ormdn Rockwell de~ign~and many more gift items at
1!l6'iO\lack Avenue..
FI ee parking next to the building.
It's Rocker Time
.. at White's Old House.
They make a lasting ChrIstmas gift. Choose maple
or oak wooden rockers or upholstered rockers at
26717 LIttle Mack. Closed Mondays
Open
Thursdays and Fridays until 9 p.m
.. 776-6230
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Come Jom us to celebrate our Chrzstmas Open House and the Grand OpenIng oj the Colo~eum 2000, Suncmy, Novemoer 20, 11
(l m
to 4 pm,
Mack at Lochmoor
. 886-0300.
(oml' ~I'I'
KI'I('heVdl,
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THE WORKS. wl"re officially open..
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16900
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Blna Canna Sewmg Machmes .. from SWltzer.
land. top of the hne, are on speCial SALE
pnced $949 at DeSigner's Touch
. 19841 Mack
Avenue
885-0094.
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Ot er Stock On Dlscontznued
Carpet Sample~
27 ,.16" are $) emh. 18' x27" are $2 each at Calumet Floor
('0/ (,lIn/{
21006 Mack At'cnue between Hampton and
RIl\/\ll
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TRESSES
Tl l'''l'~
k 11\
\101
JEAN and OZZIE OLSON (center) have just returned
to The Pointe after their annual "California break."
a v if..it to La C05>ta and Beverly Hills where they hosted their annual dinner party for
California
friend!> and transplanted
Detroit area friends now living there. Among those attending
the party at the Beverly Hilton were RICARDO MONTALBAN
and his wife, the former GEOR.
GIANA YOUNG (Loretta
Young's
sister), flanking the Olsons in the picture above, along with
Pollyanna
Young Hermann,
another
of Loretta's
sisters.
two son!) of Ozzie's late friend John
(Duke) Wayne, Patrick Wayne and Michael Wayne with his wife, Gretchen,
Fred MacMurray
and
his wife, former actress June Haver, Astronaut
Scott Carpenter
and his wife, Maria, Jack Ellis
and his wife. former actress
Mona Freeman,
Baron Hilton. president
of Hilton Hotels, and his
wife. Marilyn,
former
Grosse Pointe residents
Maxine (Mrs. Robert T.) Keller and Ross and
Barbara
Sutherland,
and Ozzie and Jean's son. Chris. and his wife, Anne, formerly of The Pointe,
now residing in California,
plus former OIsonite Eagle race driver Dan Gurney and his wife, Evy.
and Grosse Pointers
Navarre
and Sylvia Bennett.
Slovakia focus for November Ethnic Sunday
!:llovakld
I., the .,ubJect of .I :\0\
~undd~ pi CgI am .It the
Intel ndtlOndl
In"tltute
01 1\let
lopolttdn Detioll
loc-dted on Kl.,t
KlIlJ~ ~tll'et .It ,John H dct]dCt>nt
to the D<'lI OIt In.,tltllte 01 AI h III
Detloll .,
L'nIVel.,It\ ICUJtlll ,iI
Centel
The pIOgldln .,tdll'- dt :2 pm
dnd WIll fe.itUl (' .I "hde pi e.,enl .I
tlOn of <II tll.ich
co.,tume"
,md
20 Ethmc
phot Ogl dph.,
fl om
~Iov .I kId
....l()\ dk d,lI1clIlg b) the Sdll" .. n
Folk En"el1llJle'~ ddult and Jumol
tloupe"
,Illd "dll1ple" of Slovak
ClIl"lne I dngll1g 11om Hdlll~k)
~kdPlhIO\
("weet c,lbbdge
With
noodle") to H\baci Salad lei cold
lJ"h dl"h) ,III' pi epdl ed b~ mem
bel" of ~t" C\ III and MethodlU"
Chm ch
He"l'I\dtlOn"
.Ill' lequlled,
a~
Ft. Wayne meeting for Louisa St. Clair
OPTION
lb Parker Brothers
new double-.'>lded word game wlth tWlce the challenge
1ft> at the School Bell
17904 Mack Avepue.
(,hn~tma~ In MainI'd (,Ia"
I'xrlu~lvl'ly at
Hall "tUdlO, 16'114Kf'rchl'Vdl. Cu~tomlzl'd ,tained gla""
"Thl' (,I~~~ 'far Kit " Excf'lIent valuf''' In qualit) \lork
Dz Wlllldm PheonI\.. CUldto!
greeted
membel ~
of
the
Daughtel ~ of the Amellcdn
He
voJutlOn '" LOlll"" St Clall Chaptel
<It the FOI t W,,\ ne MJlltdl \
Mu.,eum
In mld-Octobel
The
pzogldm
opened With .,tdte con
fel ence I epOlt., dnd .In dddl e~" IJ~
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mdndgel.
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pOI dte Mfclll~.
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Bell
Telephone
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M~
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de~cllbed
the
change'> thdl v,zll follow dl"b'lIld
Lng of the m.lIl) umt<. no\\ known
a~ the Bell S} ~lem. not Lng thdl
whether one o\\n~ one'~ phone 01
lease~ It WIll mclke a dIfference III
blllmg and ~ervlce av,lIldble In the
fulul e The 1I1tel I eldled .,elVICe.,
now give mdn)
ft ee lJeneflt~
\\hlch \HI! not be av,ul,1111e Without price "he olberved
FollOWing luncheon. the chaplel
as~embled
to dedlcale
a ~ug,1I
maple
II ee In honol
of 1'111.,
Robelt 0 Al tner fOI mel con.,el
vallOn
chall mdn
and
I egent
(1958-60) Offtclat1l1g .It the cel e.
mony wel e MI.., Geol ge T Ed"on
the CUll ent 1 egent MI ~ l\h ron B
1\Iountz. chapla1l1
Mr~ L~ Ie 1\[
Recld1l1g, con"el'vatlon
chdlrman
and Dr Pheol11\.
Among tho~e 111 attendance
\\ el e
Mr~ M,n"well E Hunt. the DAB .,
vice pl'e"ident
genel al
1'111"
George
F
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chall man Con~tltutlOn Week. and
Ml's
Robelt
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Abo pl'e'ient
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the 1\1('"
dame.,
.John
KleJll
FI edellc
Grand Marais
Club to meet
Hindley Hal old S Conn. C'lIlton
FLn!>tcI\\ald. John H Erwm. B
Thornd" We~ hmg III. Frank
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Tuttle
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G Eg,m. Kenneth J Brown, Ed
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Chdlle., M'lI ehe"~dull dnd Mat y
DOloth\, Kell\
dnd the Mlsse~
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(,ocld,lI d ,md An.,on Syke.,
The ne\.t dCtlVIt) III a bu~y ~ea..,on fOI local Delld G,lmmd~ I~ nn
evemng meetlllg tomoll OW. Fnd,ly i\0\ 11 ,It 7 ,lO pm .It MI ~
G,II\
COWdn.,
Font,ma
Ldne
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pre."entlllg
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Delld G,lIUm,l" ld"t ye.lI concluded dl1d new ,}edl began la."t
ApI II ,it .I Foundel:. Dd} Celeb I .IlIOn at the Gl o~:.e POll1te Hunt
Club dUllI1g \\ hlch 198:~-84offlcer~
\\ el e lI1.,tdlled
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dnd
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Ph\lh" Il'vh., .John) O"lel and Ann
1:\1'1" Dd\ Id) Bd\.tel TI ea~U1 er I~
DOlOt h\ CO\\ an
COil e"pondlng
,1I1d recol dmg
"('CI etdlle"
re.,pectlvely
al e Peg
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Lllldvedt
and
Chi I"tllle (1\11" DavId) BUlt Re
commenddtlOn.,
and
pubhclt~
('h<lll men
I e"pectlvel)
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:\ dnc\ 1l\1", Leon,1I d) SmIth ,mrl
J,m tl\h" Thoma..,) Coulter
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Nov 9
1\lell""d 11\11, GeOJ gel Mdghlel"e
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WIll be
hoJdlt1g Ib fIve year reUnion at the Grosse Pointe
W,t1 MemoJ'lal. Tue!'>day, December ?:7. 7 p.m For
mOl e informatIOn call Lynn Mabarak.
Office - 559H500
He~ldence - 885- 1801
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Ilea Feb 26
Slate Ketchum
Group meeting
The ElIzabeth
Ketchum
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of Gro:.~e
Powte
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Nov II. at I p m ltl the chUi ch
lounge Ho~te.,., I~ Mr~ GeO! ge L
Lo\\ I~ MI~~ Rulh CUIlI., \1111give
the devotlOn~
Round of activities for Delta Ganunas
:\Iembel ~ of 11](' GI ,l11d :\I.ll dh
BI anch of the Wom,m"
;\;dtlOn,il
F,lIm dnd G,lIden A""ocldllOn \\111
meet fOI lUI1('heon .It noon ;\Ion
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WlllJ,im Cole
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Ph\ lIh O"lel ,lIld \nn B'l\.tel
m('n! the club"
N!IlCdtiOlldl plO
,Iltendpd th(' Dpltd Gdmmd Pro
wcl fund
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among the
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1l1g of ple ::,choolei ..." I'> dId to the
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Dep,lItmenl
of Ophthalmolog~
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the Detl Olt ~} mphon) Orche.,tl a
fOl tlckeb fOl the blmd
The gLOUp" ne\\ ~ea I began 111
September.
\\ Ith ,I kickoff meetlllg
dnd bl unch 111 Ph) III" O.,ler " Col
ol1lal COlli I home
Hdndmade
gIft<. cldfl'> food.,
dnd .,peclal ..,eIVICe.,. dondted b~
and ductlOned
off to membel"
WIll be featul ed .It the Annu.d
Chrhtma.,
AUCtlO11 Mondm, Dee
12 ,It 9 <I m at the home of PI I.,
cIII" M,lIt\.,\
on Gldnd J\,l,u .II"
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01 Ihe ,\Iphd Mu Chdpt(,1 of DC'lld
Kdppa C;dmma " FOCC~ nwctmg
ne\.l Mond,]\ i\0\ 14 .It 4 P m dl
POUp,1Id ~chool ~e\\ l11('mb('I" of
lhe hOl1ol ,II \ "OCI('t\ fOI \\0111('11
eduCcltOJ" \,,111 bC' cho"pn
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"III I epOlI on "What h ImpOltdl11
to Me'
Bell \ ])UI kin \\ III he the
ho~te"'"
,
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~\H"et potatoe ... and yam.., are
Ilwlllbel, of the Morning GIOJy
1<\lIl1il). The) a m b actuall) grown
on" in Thc>Tropic.,. but common
u~c>'hd~ m'lde It~ meaning inter.
change,lhle \\ith that of the ~\\eet
pot,ltO. \\ hich I., believed to hdve
01 igindl("d in the tI opic!o of South
\111('11(',1
FOI hl'"t nlltl'itive valne,
...weet potatoe., .,hould be boiled 01
baked \\ ith the ~kin~ on, then thinly
peeled and pi epared as de~it ed.
CalOJie." One baked. avel age Hi!. CamH"d. one cup - 216.
:\ut! ient...: Car bohvdrate.
Vitamin ,\, B-comple\. . .,Odium, pota~.,ium, c,i1ciUIll, hon. coppel.
Sugge!>led ~e<l...oning.,:
MarjOlam. mmt, nutmeg. cinnamon.
ginger. ~e~ame ~eeds. citru!> peel,
nut .., citl u., juice~, IIIown ~ugal .
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APRICOT
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SWEET
POTATOES
2 lbs sweet potatoes
1/z lb. drIed apricots
Water
3/4 cup brown sugar
3 Tbsp margarme
1 tsp grated orange peel
1'4 cup chopped walnuts
Cook ..,weet potatoe!> in boiling
\\ aiel until tender. Cool, peel and
cut into thick ~lice~. Bal ely covel
dpl icot... with watel ; !>immel until
tendel . Dillin well. I e!>erving I .. cup
liquid. Ld)el ~weel potatoes and
dpl icot .. into 1O\.6\.2-inch baking
di"h, ",pl'inkling each layer of apricot.., '\lth brown ~ugal'. Mix Ihe re.,el ved dPl1cot liquid, mal gdrine
llnd OI11ngepeel <lndpOUIover potatoe~. Bake at .liS" fOJ 45 minutes.
ba~ting two 01 thl ee time~ with liquid in baking dbh. SPI inkle with
nut'> llnd bllke 5 minute!> longe1.
;\Illke ...8 ...erving!>.
Calorie .. pel' !>erving about 254.
Chole!>tcrol O.
V \HIA TION: bub!>titute !>liced.
unpeeled 01 angel> llnd OJ,lOge juice
tOI llp11cot, and llpl icot juice
in
I eripe llbove.
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SWEETS
AND APPLES
3 cups thinly shced, unpared
apples
1 can (l Ib ) whole sweet
potatoes, dramed and halved
lengthWIse
2 Tbsp. margarIne
1/4 cup firmly packed light
brown sugar
2 Tbsp honey
1'4 tsp ground cinnamon
All ange apple ..lice!> and .,weet
potatoe" in ~hallow I-qual I ca!>!>e1ole. In smdll !>auceplln ovel medium heat, combine margarine.
IIIown sugal. honey llnd cinnamon.
Heat mh.tUl'e to boiling. pour over
cll ...,el'ole. Bake lit :l5lJ'lloout:1O minute!>, 01' until apple ... are tender.
Ba!olteocca!>ionall). Mllkes 4 !>erving..,.
C<llolie.. pel ~el ving about 2,15.
Cholp"tel'ol O.
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THANKSGIVING
SWEET
POTATOES
3 medium sweet potatoes
cup evaporated skImmed
mIlk
14 cup brown sugar,
packed
1/8 tsp salt (optIOnal)
1/2 tsp nutmeg
1 Tbsp margarine
2 egg whItes. stiffly beaten
14 cup walnuts, chopped
12
Put ",\cel potatoe .. in saucppan
\\ Ilh enough \\atl'!' to about half coVI'I. CO\l'I p,lIl and boil !>wcetpota10(' .. until tl'ndC"l, about :10minutes.
Dillin, cook and peel. Ma'ih pota10C"..,
\\ ith a fOl k, IhC"n\\ ith an electl ic mhl'l 01 lal ge ...poon; b£'at in
milk, hlo\\n ~ugal, ...alt. nutmeg
dnd m.lI gal inC".Fold in egg whites
.111dnut". Turll into grea ..ed. I.quart
hakin~ di ..h. Bake at ,1511'about ao
minute .., 01 until heated through
'Iake~ -1 ~C"I\ing...
CaIOlII''' p(,1 "I'I ving about 248.
Cholr ..lelol 0
CANDIED SWEET
POTATOES with BRANDY
CUp marganne
CUp packed brown sugar
1/3 cup hrandy
14 tsp salt
1/2
1'2
3 cans (17-18
OZ )
sweet
potatoes. dramed
\I("lt mal gal ine In larg£' ...kill C"t.
Mil in "ugal, br.lI1dy and "alt until
..ugaJ dl'-~olve", Add potatoC",,; "tir
10\1hC"aluntil potatoes arC"well
glaz("d .md hC"atE'dthrough, Make ..
12 "("Iving ...
Calol ir .. PE'I'"'E'J'vingabout 252.
CholE'"t£'!'ol O.
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Sports & classifieds
Section C
Thursday, November 10, 1983
On to the playoffs.
"I'm kind of hopmg that the experience we got in the playoffs
last year, WIth our 30 seruors who
were there, IS gomg to carryover
to this game That, plus our preparation this week, will tell the
story," Hepner saId Monday
"Henry Ford IS a very talented
football team They've got an
All-State tight end who plays on
defense Our scouts saw them
play Saturday and they've got a
lot of formatlOn~, a lot of team
speed We'll have to be ready."
The Blue DevIls were ready last
Saturday, when they opened up a
tight ballgame and scored 20 second half point::. tu ::,poll NOl th
High's
bid for a spot
in
the playoffs
The Norsemen
were hopmg that a victory over
South and in the courts, (where
they had received an Injunction to
stop the nammg of playoff teams
until a bonus pomt questIOn was
settled) would give them a berth
In post-season play
By Peggy O'Connor
South High football fans have it
all planned out
An excited South supporter let
everybody leaving the site of last
Saturday's 29-6 Blue DeVil wm
over cros&town rival North know
that the Blue Devils were just two
"" vlctones away from a spot in the
Class A football fmals at the Pontiac SlIver dome
.~ • ...,. o'eo.....
Bits and pieces . . .
But coach Russ Hepner knows
better than to make his Thanksglvmg weekend plans thIS early
He's the man who sets his sights
on simple goals like finishing over
500 and WInning an Eastern MIchigan League champIOnshIp
and lets the big ones, like state
championships,
take care of
themselves.
The Blue DeVils got their winnmg season Oct. 8 They grabbed
that EML title Oct 29. And by
beating North and earning a spot
m the regional playlifs against
DetrOIt Henry Ford at BirmingSOUTH SCORED on ItS first
ham Groves this Saturday, Nav.
12, Hepner's Blue Devils are one possession when John McDonald
step closer to letting things take took It in from the 1 followmg a
(Continued on Page 3C)
care of themselves .
• A kid who showed up for South varsity hockey tryouts at
the Grosse Pointe Community Rink last week is a dead
ringer for Denis Potvin, All-Star defenseman for the Stanley Cup champion New York Islanders. South coach Tim
Zimmerman wouldn't mind it a bit if the kid played like the
high school version of Potvin.
• I can hardly walt for the fIrst North-South
key game.
Speaking of North versus South ...
varsity
• •
hoc-
• Why can't every game on the North and South football
schedules be as exciting as the annual North-South matchup even when the game ends up with a lopsided score, like
last week? (Probably because North and South are worlds
better than teams like Anchor Bay and Roseville Brablec,
two of the Norsemen and Blue Devils' less-than-memorable
opponents of recent seasons.)
• I missed Paul Hawk and Fred Schultz .
• I like how the North and South bands play together
half-time of the big rivalry game.
NOVEMBER SNOW SALE
at
• South won the half-time tug-of-war, too. (Even the
North tug-of-war participant
with the green face couldn't
do much against South.)
• Last
Hepner's
Saturday's
win over the Norsemen
lOOth coaching victory at South .
• It was still a good football game;
difference.
was
Photo by Tom Greenwood
Russ
even with a 23-point
North fans went wild when senior Tim Monahan grabbed a
South punt and went all the way to put the Norsemen on the
board in last Saturday's traditional North-South game. Unfortunately, that was just about all North fans had to cheer about as
South won, 29-6, its eighth victory in 15 meetings with North.
South goes on to the playoffs against Detroit Henry Ford this
Saturday,
Nov. 12, at 1 p.m. at Birmingham
Groves High
School.
• How about Friday night football in Grosse Pointe?
North coach Frank Sumbera wouldn't mind it. And why
not? University Liggett School plays its home games on
Friday afternoons and many local teams play Friday night
football. It's conducive to drawing better crowds, Sumbera
says, since most local football fans like their high school
football on Friday, college games on Saturday and pro fare
on Sunday.
The only problem, of course, is money - for lights. And
money for football lights is not exactly numero uno on the
schools' list of expenditures,
if you catch my drift. But
picture this: North vs. South under the lights with 5,000
people in attendance.
A little chilly, night football in November, but a classy setting for a.great trH4itionaJ rlY~r)1.
don't you think? •
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<Continued on Page .3C)
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A sprained ankle kept
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early thiS year
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GROSSE
POINTE
Thursday, November 10, 1983.
NEWS
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SAT., NOV. 12
9.11PM CBS
(B CenlrallMountal(])
8T05
JANE FONDA
LILY TOMLIN
DOLLY PARTON
,
Bond age action as 007 IS trapped In
a runaway helicopter stalked In Ihe
snow of the Alps and flung to the
sharks In the Mediterranean usually
with a young lovely along for com
panl' Lots of fun with Roger Moore
as the Inpeturbable Bfliish Secret
Service agent
STEPHEN COLLINS
WAYNE ROGERS
PAUL SORVINO
TESS HARPER
CHIEFS ParI I My~tery drama wlth
Heslon as Hugh Holmes banker clnd
founding father 01 fictional Delano
From 1920 through the 1960 s the
town grows and prospers
but what
no one knows IS that for decades
young hllch hikers pasSing through
Delano on their way further south
never made It to their destinations
Over the year') three oollce chief"
stumble upon the griSly Crimes
9.11PM NBC
(8 Central/Mountain)
MARTIN SHEEN
BLAIR BROWN
JOHN SHEA
E G MARSHALL
GERALDINE FITZGERALD
VINCENT GARDENIA
CHARLES BROWN
WED., NOV. 16
9.11PM CBS
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CHIEFS ConclUSIon
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POINTE
Page Three-C
NEWS
Star wins
tennis title
Sports Week
(Continued from Page IC)
Another 5>ucces5>ful season has
been completed by Our Lady Star
of the Sea'5> var5>lty temus team as
Star netter5> took the Inter. sectIOnal dlvl5>lOntitle of the Catholic
High School League With a 6-0 reCOld
The team'~ overall record In
dual m<ltche~ fOI the year wa.!>7-3
In the Cla~~ C D regional tournament at Detlolt Country Day, Sta I'
tied for fourth place WIth the Academy of Sacred Heart
behind
. • "Don't look now, but boys' varsity basketball season is
Umvel ~Ity LIggett, Country Day
Just around the corner.
and Almont
Leadll1g the team at No I sin• My biggest surpl'lse: the impreSSive operations of
gle~ Wd" Lee Ann Seymour
Her
Grosse Pointe's grade school sports programs. I'm always
~ed"on I ecord of W-2 mcluded the
amazed at the way these fifth, sIxth, seventh and eighth
- / /f
No 1 "tngle" flight wm m the
graders handle themselves In competItion. St. Paul, St.
/,
,:,outhlake
InVitatIOnal
TournaClare, Star of the Sea, Parcells, PIerce and Brownell
ment on Sept 17 MIchelle Pack
Photo by Josh Schmidt
schools always seem to field very competitive teams in
The Univel'!lity Liggett School !ltate Class B-C !loccer champions include, from left to l'ighl, (fl'ont row) had a flOe "ea"on at No 2 singles
every sport
With a 9 4 mal k Playmg a strong
Walter Connolly, Rob Healy, Tony Malcoun, Steve Vreeken, Dan Bowen. Rick Robert!l. Johanne!l Homan,
gdme <It No :l 5>mgles, Mary Jo
Steve Eberhardt;
(back row) Phil MacKethan, Rob Wood, Kirk Haggarty. Jeff Lucas, John Birgbauel', Jim
, M~ybe that's why coaches lIke Sumbera and South's
V,ll<lm had R '-('(l"Oll total of 10-4
Lamln
echt.
Ralph
Hucllic.
Hal
uld
Colb)',
J.ulle~
l\lcMilIdll.
BI
jdll
Dd~jtl.
Bill
l\lcFeel)'
and
<.od<.h
D.J.\.id
gll'b ba~ketball coach At Devine were so happy WIth theIr
No 4 ..,mgle~ player Alexandra
Backhurst.
freshman teams this season
ElIbn flm"hed Lhe "eason at 9-5
and Stat'~ No 1 double5> team of
• St Clare, by the way, is even better than I thought. In
Tel esa Schmtzel dnd Sandy Dethe Nov. 3 column, I gave the Falcons' five-year volleyball
VIne worked well together to comrecord. Coach Larry Hines did a little research and found
plete a "ucce~~ful 5>ea5>onat 9-5
out that from 1973 to the present, S1. Clare volleyball
wmmng
number
one
and
two
POSl
championllhlp is more gratIfymg
The Umverslty
Liggett School
Cathy CarlinO and Kathy Ellbri
squads have racked up a won-loss mark of 245-23
lions 10 thell pool5> Semi llnal
varSIty soccel' team completed a than la5>t year's"
played
No 2 double5>, wJnmng
Amazing.
play took place at 2 15 P m WIth 5>even matche5> and 105>mgone At
On Nov 2, at ULS' athletIC
fantastIc
season
by defeating
Richland Gull Lake, 3-2, in the awatds program, the Most Valua- ULS vs Ann Arbor Pioneer (ULS the No 3 double5> positIOn, Ann
• I don't know if anybody else cares, but I'm glad that
and
GreenhIlls
vs
state championship Class B-C fin- ble Player award went to team Winning)
Schulte and Gwen Bauer ended
Gr<?sse Pointe Cable TV IS part of the cable TV package
of the Sacred Heart
als in Flint Nov 5 The win gave captain Dan Bowen. Coach Back- Academy
the 5>ea5>onWith an overall record
which will carry University of Detroit basketball games
(ASH wmmng)
hurst described
him as "a tre.
the Kmghts
an unprecedented
of 4-4 Amy Abram 5>ubstituted fOl'
this. Winter, according to the universIty. <And I'm not just
At 3 30 P m., the champIOnship
mendously posItIve force, a motIsecond consecutIve
state chammjured players m five matches,
saymg that because I'm an alumna who still owes the lUlivator, and a true leader - the one game, conslstmg of two 15-mmute wmning three of them
pionship,
accomplIshed
In the
player we could least afford to perIOds, was played between ULS
v~r&ity money, or anything hke that.) U of D has been
larger school bracket!
,:,tal'~ JV tenms team spent the
and the Academy of the Sacred
The tempo of the game was set lose" The Most Improved award
pIcked to finish near the top of its Midwestern City Confer5>ea5>onworking hard even though
early as ULS' Rick Roberts took a went to second-year player Hag- Heart At the conclUSIOn of reg
ence and Titan basketball might just be the best sport on
Rick Robert5> ended the ular play and at the end of a It 5>uffered I05>sesto Gro5>se Pointe
pass from Johanne~ Homan and garty
local television thiS season.
North JV, DetrOlt Country Day JV
five-minute
overtime,
the score
season
as the team's top scorer
scored just minutes into play. Gull
was 0-0 The teams then went IOto and St Paul.
WIth 22 goals and 12 a!osists.
• Frank Sumbera take heart: only 150days untIl North's
Lake came back four mmutes
a stroke-off FIve girls were selater with a beautIful goal by allvarSIty baseball season opens
OUI' Lady Star of the Sea JV
stateI' Chl'ls Keenan. The Kmghts
Field hockey season ends lected by each coach to shoot on players Include Amy Abram,
the opposing goalie
Each team
then pres5ed the attack, domlSarah Wlkenczy,
Karla Rendz,
Although
only 10 Michigan
had alternate
players step for- Andrea ErIckson, Katie Gebeck,
nating the midfield and creating
schools contmue to partIcipate m
ward.
Nancy
Geol'gi
of
ULS
numerous
scoring opportunities
Shefl
Jursek,
Katie
Cure,
the very popular team sport of
scored first, followed by a score
R05>anne Paglia and Michelle Mo(Continued from Page IC)
pa5>~to Arnold, North's Joe Wel- With four minutes to go m the held hockey, it IS a very demandby ASH WIth the score tied, the ran
ing, highly skilled game that is
drive from the Blue Devtl 30 that denbach wrapped himself all over
half,
fullback
Kirk Haggarty
last stroker, a ULS player, Amy
saw Brian Rathsbul'g
and RICk AlnoLd and was called for interscored his first goal of the season
played
throughout
the United
Raslmas
stepped forward
With
Lee Ann Seymour was elected to
Waugaman break off long run5> fel ence With a fir!>t and goal at
and gave ULS a 2-1 halftime lead. states at the secondary,
college
tenSIOn at Its highest peak With the All Catholic tenms team, With
Dale Graham's
extra pOInt wa5> the 14. McDonald took the ball,
Although the Knights were only and club level With state and naher hIghly skIlled, powerful flick, MIChelle Pack. Mary Jo Yacklin,
good and South led, 7-0
~qU11med through the defense and
able to score twice, the team con- tional tournaments
fmalizmg the
Amy SCot ed, winning the tournaTeresa Schnitzer and Sandy Degave South a 22-6 advantage
trolled the game with 18 shots on season.
ment for ULS for the thIrd year
VIne wInning honorable mentIon
South's drive to lltart the second
.
goal and eight corner kicks
The Umverslty
Liggett School
quarter failed and the Blue Devil~
Sever?l ,of North quart~rback
In the second half, after a score- varsity held hockey team compunted
North's
Tim Monahan
Bmgaman s pa5>ses ~ere I~ and
less 15 mmutes,
Homan again
pleted the 1983 season at 8-3-1
grabbed the ball at his own 45, out of the hands of hiS receivers,
slipped a pass to Roberts who Play was against the mne MichEd Stepaniak
was recently
bon Depal'tment
staff provided
made a great move to the SidelIne frustratIn~
North's
attempts
~o SCOl'ed Liggett's third goal. The Igan league schools and three
awarded the Wayne County Golf probatIOn
sel'Vlces
to Grosse
and scampered
55 yards for the get back mto the game South s cushIOn did not last for long Just OhIO schools.
ChampIOnship
Trophy by Chief Pomte MUnIcipal Courts for many
touchdown
The extra point was Ste,,:e Reynolds added to that frustwo mInutes later Keenan retahaULS captured the league chamWayne
County
CirCUit Court
years. won both medal and match
no good and South still led, 7-6
h atlOn when he blew through the
ted with Gull Lake's second go 1 pIOnship for the 10th straIght year
Judge Rlchal'd D Dunn Stepanhonors this year
offen~e and sacked Bmgaman
M
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hid
d a
The Blue DeVils failed to take
oments
ater t e ea an the The success of the ULS team was
lak, whose Wayne County Proba11
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due to the unified skille<l teamchances in the secoaq.. \iarter.<- Bmgaman pasll a~Qth"tfa
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work of Amy Rasimas, co'~tilln,
~~;;'f~1f:
;~J.~
most notably when 8QtJ~ .. i'eeo~ ~¥fill; fIrst and 10. n the So
- is second
yellow"SI:i;q,," W the KatIe ThiOOdeau'4lco-captain, Amy
vered a George Kasza fumble
ree consecutIve
rushes
atIle for rough pla:Y,"forcin~hls
Ottaway, Nancy Georgi, Lisa Van
South couldn't move the ball and McDonald brought the ball to the
removal from the game For the Dellen, Andra Hirt, Marge BarRathsburg punted the DevIls out North 19 and on fourth down and
last 20 minutes of the game the ron, Suzy Thibodeau,
Angela
of trouble, with Jim Corbett down- 2, Wilhamson hit Arnold who fell
Knights could only field 10 pl~yers
Navarro,
Susan Edwards,
Mary
mg the ball at the North 5 On mt~ t~e end zone for the Blue De- to Gull Lake's 11.
Hoyos, Anne Ciaffone,'
Barry
third down and eight from the 5 VI~,SflJ.lal score
With the play mostly in Llg- Hamilton,
Debby
Lubera,
South's defense pounced on North
. I thlO~ that halfback pass ~r?m
gett's end, the defense resisted at- Michelle Stief and Ruth McCrary.
quarterback
ChriS Bingaman
for Rathsbul g to ~rnold was defmttetack after attack Goalie Jeff LuThe season ended Oct 29 with
the two-pomt safety to give South ly a turmng pOint. Up until t~en, I cas, fullbacks
Haggarty,
Dan an InvitatlOnal Tournament
held
a 9-6 lead.
felt we had had opportumtles
t,~ Bowen, JamIe McMillan, Harold at the Kingswood
School
The
move ahe.ad further than 9-6,
Colby and Steve Vreeken, mId- teams were divided into two pools
North threatened
Just before
Hepner Said
fielders Rob Healy Rob Wood and for morning
games,
With Ann
halftime when Kasza got 13 yards
North's Frank Sumbera had to Walter Connolly,' and forward
Arbor Pioneer, ULS, Academy of
on a draw play m a thIrd and 14 substitute
for fullback
Fred
Homan, refused to crack and the the Sacred Heart, and Greenhills
situation
North coach
Frank
Schultz and taIlback Cednc Patminutes ran out ULS clinched its
Sumbera decided to go for the
mon, that, plus effects of North's
second state htle in as many
WEIGHT
fll'st down on foul'th down, but the struggle WIth the state athletic
years
•
WATCHERS
Fro sled Treat
handoff to Wheatley didn't get the commission,
aIded the NorseThe state tournament
began
& Desserts
fIrst down yardage.
men's downfall
Oct. 15 with 30 schools 10 the B-C
Lo Cal Menu
South broke the game open in
"We played pretty well South IS class.
ULS defeated
Ll:ltheran
s.tllor Cillifena
RISTAURANT
the third quarter when Rathsburg
Just a very good team. With bur
N~rth, 2-1, Royal Oa~ Shrme,. 4-0,
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overcome them to match as good Detl'OIt Country Day School, 1-0,
nold Just beat Norseman
Brent
a leam a~ South," Sumbera said.
and C?kemos, 5-4, In overtime
gAILV gINNER
Roose to the pass Graham's kick
SenIOI' halfback
-McDonald
ULS .f1ms?ed WIth a 14-2-2 record
SPECIALS.
gave South a 16-6 lead WIth 4 59 ha!o played well filling in for inKmghts 7?ach DaVid Backhurst
$3.88
left In the quarter
Jured fullback Paul Hawk And remarked,
ThIS team had some11 •.•. II 11 p, •.
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thIng very special Call It heart,
Quarterback
J?hn WillIamson
hope: he'll c~~tm~~ t~ d~~n~~ desire, will, tenacity - they had it!
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South's quest to remam m th
There were no superstars
It was
SOUP DAILY
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e truly a team effort In the sense
WE ARE FAMOUS
peclally to start the fomth qua ..- P y
P
that It was totally unexpected at
for OUR DESSERTS I
tel'. Then, on a thIl'd down and 19
It couldn't hUlt
the begInnmg of the season, thIS
. • One thing they should do with the computerized state
hlg~ school football playoff ranking system: change it. Lots
of.tImes, 8-1 teams make it into the playoffs ahead of teams
wIth bet~~r records, Just because they fimsh on top of a
geographic region <which might contaIn a group of weaker
team.s). Add .that to the mess that is the rule covering
forfeiture, WhIChNorth found out does not cover situations
concerning bonus points awarded in case of forfeiture and you've got more than one inequity in the playoff system.
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On t0 the p layoifFS
Stepaniak honored
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showersT
Academy
of PsychiC and
• ProfeSSIOnal drapmg
• Make-up analysIS
Sptntual PerceptIOns, Inc
H HlNTZEN
• Color swatches
Licensed
884-9311
CALL 371-9432
-------- GROSSE POINTE area For Appointment
Police officer Will watch
your home while you are
away 885-1961
BALLOONS
HIGH FLYING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS
For all occasions for as little as $10 - delivery available
Buya dozen or buy a gross. A GREAT way to cele.
brate
882-4968
JIM'S CHIMNEY SCREEN
SERVICE
Bnng your house
up to code and
keep unwanted
arumals out
CALL ANYTIME
881-2477
886-5870
PRICE IS RIGHT I
Will be grdnted, no mdtter
how difficult It mdy be Then
promJ~e to pub1J!>htill, pray
el a~ ~n as your fdVOIhd'
been granted D B
UNIVEH~ITY of Mlchtgan v;,
OhIO football 2 tlcket<; for
!>ate,88&-2574
NOVENA TO ~'T JUDE
Apostle and Marlyr great 111
virtue, rich In ml racles,
kinsman of Chnst, Interceb
501' of all who Invoke your aid
In time of need, I pI ay to you
to use your great God given
power to aid me In my urgent
pehtlOn In I eturn, I promise
to make your name known
Pray for u~ who ask for your
aid, St Jude ~ay J Our Fa
lhers, 3 Hatl Marys, 3 Glanas ThIs Novena hds never
been known to fatl, Say No
vena for 9 day~
THANK YOU St Jude for favor
granted DB
-
--
---
CAMBRIDGE
Diet, large,
fresh suppty Weekly meet
II1gS,Thursdays Speedy de
hvelyavatlable
882-6332
AREA
PHOTOGRAPHERS!
ProfeSSIOnal photo procesSing, proofmg, extracolol
pnnts, e;tats and reprOs
Complete copy service and
eolor slIdes Custom black/
white, mdttlng and metal
prints Outstandmg quahty
frames and prices at East.
~Ide's newest profes~lOndl
photo lab
Creative Color Services
885-8919
~Ml6cfiai:Jp,tot\-a;J1~
rIM,' <lOUft~qropular
bwtOCaY,llChPlstmas,
ding gifts Lectures,
readlllgs
at pa rtles
6215
hi
--
-----
IRWIN OLIVER PHOTOGRAPHY
BRINGS
YOU A SPECIAL OFFERING
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS
FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN IN YOUR HOME
Natural surroundings give each photograph warmth
How many tlmes have you seen photographs taken In
studiOS With back drops and drops that fail to bring
out an indiVidual In my photographs, we Will diScover a family umqueness not found In studIO sltua.
tions
• Quahty Work
• Reasonable Pnces
• Delivery by Christmas
For Details and Appomtments Call
882-5180
BEFORE 2 PM
BABY McMAHON
lilT'S A
GIRL"
Congratulations
Tucker & Judy
-
THE HILLIERS -
-
for
wedtand
885.
---
RE'3UMES - ONE day sel
vice 15 years expellence
Call Renee at 77&-4467,any
time
ORIENTAL RUGS
WANTED
one or many
Private collector Will pay any
reasonable price
644-7312
PERSONAL
Checkbook
balancmg, small busmess or
personal bookkeepmg Free
Imtlal consultatIOn, delivery
InformatIOn or appomtment
773-5825evemngs
ASTROLOGIST
Personal
forecastmg
a specialty
Popular for Christmas &
Birthday Gifts EntertainIng at cocktail parties etc
885-6215after 6 00 P m
"BE A STAR!"
Have your weddmg ceremony.
and receptIOn videotaped In
full color and sound
CALL MEMORIES VIDEO
758-2875
YOUR HOME, a work of art
Framed pen and IIlk water
color of your home, busllless
orboat By Carol A Smclalr
B8&-8468
CALLIGRAPHY
by KIm
InVitatIOns, poems, etc , If
you have an Idea let<; dl<;
cuss It 824 2672
PLAN AHEAD!
The Thanksgiving Issue, Thur<;day, November 24, WIllbe dehver('d
for purchase at all stands on Wedne<;day, November 2.'Jrd
Classified
Deadline
INDEX TO CLASSU 1ED OFFERED
.1
1A.
111
1C
ID
2
2A.
2B
2C
2D
2E
2F
2G
l
4
4A
4B
4C
5
iliA.
hvedilv<- wlthnllt il<-kml' vnm
"'%h, aftel tturd day you Will 58
-
10 home,
Change
2-ENTERTAINMENT
1
PRA YER TO THE
HOLY SPIRIT
Holy SpInt, you who make me
!>ee evel ythlng dnd who
,howl, me the way to I each
my Ideal, You who give me
the Dlvme Gift to forgive and
forget the WIong thai I'> done
to me, dOOyou who dl'C m dll
Ilbldnt'C~ of my Ide Wllh Me
1,10 tru!>,hort dl1llogue Wdnl
to thdnk you fOi everyttung
and cOnfu monee mOI'Cthdt I
never wdnl to be <;epaldted
from you no mdltel how
gredt the matel Idl de~1Ie,
mdY be I wdnl to be "'llh you
dnd my loved one;, m JOUI
perpetual glory Amen
Thdnk JOU fOl \OUl' love to
wdldsme,mdm\
loved one;,
PIay Uu~prd} ei 3 eon~ecu
----
Page F.our-C
Thursday,
<lndavailable
S.C
6
6A
6B
6C
6D
6E
6F
6G
6H
6J
6K
7
7 A.
78
7C
7D
8
IA.
8B
ac
9
10
lOA
lOB
11
11A
11 B
llC
11D
11 E
11 F
11 G
11 H
12
12A.
12B
12C
legal
Nollce
PersanJls
Secretarial Scrv Ice
PubliC SJlc
Obltua"es
EntertaInment
Mu"c EducatiOn
Tuto""9
and EducaTion
Hobby Instruction
Camp,
AThlct,c Instruction
SchoJh
Com ore,c~"t Core
Lost and Fuulld
Ht I,.> WonTed G, "era I
1elr War ted Come,t,c
Servllc> to bchonge
Hcuse S,ttmg Se" ICes
SituatiOn Wanted
c.
tun'
nn
f)nmp"tl('"
EmplJyment Agency
Cate"ng
For Rent Unfurnished
For Rent Furnished
Rooms for R"nt
Oft,CC for Rent
VacatlOn Rentals
Garage fo, Rent
Share liVing Quarters
STore Lease
For Rent or Salr
Hall, for Rent
Storage Space
Wanted to Rent
Room Wanted
Room and Boord Wa"led
Garage Wonted
Slaroge Space Wanted
ArtIcles for Sale
MUSical Instrument>
Antiques for Sale
Off,ce EqUlpment
Articles Wanted
Snowmobile for Sale
Motorcycles fa' Sale
Trucks for Sale
Cars for Sale
Cor Repair
Cars Wonted to Buy
Boats and Motors
Boot Repair
Boat Dockage and Storage
Traders and Campers
Mobde Homes
Airplanes
Suburban Ac'eage
Suburban Home
VocatIOn Properly
Forms for Sale
1A-PERSONALS
lake and River Property
CommerCiol Property
Northern Properly
Real EstaTe
Lots for Sale
Cemeter\
Properly
Land Conlroct>
For Sole or Leo<e
Reol E,ToIe War>ted
Luis War>leJ
VocatIOn or ~uburuar>
PrGperty WonTed
14C R~al Estate E~char>Je
1S
BU':::dnt:",> Qpportunllle')
16
Pel, tor S:::Ie
16A Hur,:, lor Sale
16B Pet (or oumlng
16C Pet Boardlr>g
16D Adopt A Pel
f.'rmtH1l') onrl
FI1(1ro ......
lf1q
2~
General SerY,ce
20A Corper LaYing
20B Ref"gerotlon
and Air
C,ndll,onl"g
Repa"
20C Chimney and Fireplace
Rtpolr
200 Lo~k\mlths
20E Insulation
20F Washer ~nd Dryer Repair
20G Gloss
M,rror Service
20H Floor Sanding
21
MOVing
211' P,ana ~ervlce
21 B Sewing Machone
21C Electrical Service
21 D TV and RadiO RepOlr
21 E Storms and Screen>
21 F Home Improvement
21 G Roofing ServICe
21 H CJrpet CleanIng
21.1 POinting, Cecorallng
21 J Wall Washing
21K Wmdow Wa,h,ng
21L Tile Work
21 M Sewer Service
21 N Asphalt Work
210 Cement and 8r1c~ ""ark
21 P Warerprooftng
21Q Plaster Work
21 R Furn,ture Repal(
215 CarpenTer
21 T Plumbing and Heating
21 U Janitor Service
21 V Sdverplottng
21 W Dressmaking and TClloring
21 X Drape"es
21 Y SWimming Pools
21 Z Snuw Removal 'Jnc.J
LandscapIng
1A-PERSONALS
NOVENA TO ST JUDE
FEED Your bram, Improve
Apo<;tle and Martyr great 111
your memory, detOXify and
VII tue, lIch In mIracles,
metabohze your body With a
, l(ln~man of Chrl~t, II1terces- ., n~t\J..r1ltl,lI)tftrentoed-1...QtuEl
I'Jjsl$tildl altllwl\o' 4IW1ke1 yout oO~%'l!lt
~$<Miael
'0 did In rtme of need
I pray to , -DlsfHblttorshiJV
available
160 tb use your-great God
77&-4585
•.L".
given power to aid me m my
PRA YER TO THE
UIgent petitIOn In I eturn, I
HOLY SPIRIT
promise to make your name
known PI ay fOI us who ask Holy SPirit, you who make me
see everythmg
and wh!>
for your ald', St Jude say 3
shows me the way to reach
OUI Fathel~, 3 Hall Mal ys, 3
my Ideal. You who give me
GIOrld~ ThiS Novend has
the Dlvme Gift to forgive
nevel been known to fall
and forget the wrong that IS
~dY Novend fOi 9 ddys
done to me and you who are
Th,mk You St Jude for favol
m all mstances of my lJfe
granted E P
With me, I, In thiS short dlaSACRED Heart of Jesus,
logue want to thank you for
Immaculate Heart of Mary
everythmg
and confn m
St Anthony, thank you for
once more tha t I never want
favore; I ecelved R B
to be separated from you no
---------matter how gl eat the maHI, I'm a good lookmg young
tenal deSires may be I
man IIvlllg m Hal per
want to be With you and my
Woods, who IS Interested III
loved ones In your perpetual
haVing a lastmg relatIOn
glory Amen
ship With a prelty woman
With d nice f1gUle, between Thank You for your love to
the dge!> of 23 29 A woman
wards me and my loved
ones Pray thiS prayer 3
5'6" and under. who enJoye;
conseclltlve days WIthout
hfe. I eads and participates
askmg your Wish, after
In sport.; or exerCises,
be
tturd day your Wish WIll be
cau<;e If you do we have
granted.
no matter
how.
thmge; III common
diffIcult t m
be Then
Life I!>gra nd when }ou feel
I
ay
good about yoU! self and
pi omlse to publish
thle;
prayer as e;oona<;your favor
what you can dccompllsh
have
been
granted
WI~h
but lhl<; one element of my
g
te d C L__H
life Ie; ml;,,,mg and want to _~~n
COilect thl, situatIOn
I m mtelhgent
humourou<;, RESUMES by Lynn Profes
slOnally composed & IBM
"ncere,
and a man With
type written Phone for apgood common sen<;e work
pOlntment 29&-1032
Illg non.,moker, occasIOnal
drinker dod God fearing
18-SECRETARIAL
pCI.,on
SERVICE
If \OU "'ould call me at 8813.127and a<;k for Ralph and
leave} OUIndme and phone TYPING, word procese;lng,
numbcl pleae;e
resumes, $350 a page ~
additIOnal ongmals
No
DRIVf'\oG
Scrvlce,
need
tary S C S 772-2809
tran"pol t <IlIOn to doctore;
,0cl,1I engagement,
"hop
Complete
ping ctc, (Gem ge) 778WORD PROCESSING
<)604
Reports
CL \<'~IC 76 Trump:. Motor
RepetItive Lettere;
}dcht dvmlahle fOI charter
Envelopes
In E-'t L.llIde rda IE>FlOrida
Dle;<;ertatlons
,II (',l December
I thru April
Ma nlLe;cnpt <;
1'i ,lnd O('IIOlt area May 15
Techmcal EquatlOne;
to ~cptcmbel 1 Day, and
Tables
'" l'€k cml"c<- Call 88~4510
WORDSINUMBERS
PROCESSING CORP
DEADBOLT LOCKS
6319860
In.,lall('d dt dl,count price,
B84-WORD
Lork" I cpalred and chdng
ed to different key, Wmdow TYPING/word
processing
lork, <lnd .,tee1 grlll<; me;tal
resume ... term papers, re
led
porte;, repetitive
letters
(,EHALD C (,ILBOE
Reasonable, 8825541
l\!.l,ter Lock<;mlth
RE.'iUMES, these~ term pap791 4182
er<; report", repetitIVe let
ters WORD PROCESSING
35mm DUPLICATES
Competitive pnc('<;/quallty
TITLE SLIDES
"'ork 'i21 3.100
QUIck turn around
Pick up and delivery
2-ENTERT AINMENT
In<;l~t ProductIon
885-5287
"THE COMEDY - MAGIC
OF GARY THISON:
RETIRE-:O BU<;lnf><;<;man,
a~ "een on P M Magazllle
rrofe<;'lOnal phone e;ervlce
Adult~ children
PflV:lte
man\
ye<lr, cxperlence
partlee;, banquete; Reason
(rom my home or your of
able
flce Rcfer('nce" 77&-3720
twP
I
Monday - 12 Noon
No exceptions! One Issue only.
PIANO Styllnge; entertain
menl prOVided for all
occaslOne;
8856215
after 6 00 pm
4-HELP WANTED
GENERAL
LOST Black ,md white Collte IF YOU seww~lI, but con~lder
yourself a non.professlOnal
Lost since October 9th Any
and would like to make
informatIOn call 882-2644 or
extra money for the hoh.
874-3311 <ext 222)
--days. bUSIness woman reo
PIANO Styling!>, old favonte~
MISSING Kitten, white With
qUires servICes of a seam.
fOI all oced~lOn~ 685 6215
~mall dal k markmg Please
stless 880-1792
letuln
to 1156 Malyland
CHHISTMAS MUSIC - VOCd
CHUR-cil- j3~ltoo.. Mo';-da-ys
82~8069
lI,t dnd plclm"t now bookmg
and Wednesdays
only 3
fOI
holJdd\ entelt,lInmenl
MISSING Young grey tiger
p m 10 30 P m Call 882.
8855058 0'1 8842018 evcn
kitten, Malyland Kelche
5330
II1g;,
val drea 824-8069
- ~------- B-ARTENDERS -andWartLO~'T November 3rd from
resses, experienced
only
2A-MUSIC
,
pal king lot, Marter Road
Apply m person Monday,
EDUCATION
~mall female dog, reddish
11/14 between 1 p m 6 p m
brown - black, mixed cocker
Wooden NH:kel Saloon,
and poodle NEEDS MEDI
t5163 East 10 Mile
WOODS MUSIC
CAL ATTENTION
RE
----------LIVE.IN
comparuon for elder.
STUDIO
WARD 772-7942
Iy lady Light housekeepmg
GUITAR, PIANO, THEORY
LOST
Lady ~ Illlg
Mo
References
reqUired
881HOME or STUDIO
10<;<;iHolandale
$100 Ie
1022
--2w.l3 illdc.k
\\,,11d 343-0757
AIDES, $3 35 hour
Hard
Call weekdays
- -- -- worker,
dependable
St
881-2920
881.5880 I ADULT Male red cat With one
CUlled up eal Lost Octobel
Anne's NurSing, 6232 CadPIANO teacher With degree
30th, vlclnlly Mack/Haw
Ieux-Harper
has opelllngs for begmnlng
thOi ne, Woods, 88&-2596
fiN's
needed~1l
shtnSSt
or advanced students Ex.
- -- ----Anne's Nursmg home, 6232
pelJenced In claSSICal, pop, FOUND - Seve! n!p1 est wICk
Cadieux. Harper
ragtime, and jall 343-9314
al ea Loved ble dnd lost
GI ey and white housecat,
rNTERIOR deSign Macomb
PRIVATE
LE~SONS
In
dedawed,
neuteled,
34
County, medIUm to upper
PIANO, VOICE, ORGAN.
yedl s, cannot keep Please
retail, profeSSIOnal backUmvel ~Ity MUSIC Educa.
It~getllng cold andhe needs
ground, pleasant surroundtlon degree
30 years exd wal m home 8B6 5084
Ings, good earmngs potenpenence MIs Junkel, 823tial Send resume to Box
1721
D 26, Grosse POinte News,
4-HELP WANTED
99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe
GENERAL
CONCERT
ARTS
MUSIC
Farms, MlCh 48236.
School, private musIc 10-1'
Stl uctlOn, by appointment
SITTER Needed y~)Urhome or PERSON for manufacturers
inSide order desk Position
only
Quahfled,
exper.
mme, fol' 1 ChIld, 4Vzyeals,
reqwres typing and phone
lenced
(acuity
15412 A
Tuesdays,885-8570,5d m-3
skills 1 mde east of RenMack Ave, Grosse POinte
p m
_
Cen Salary and excellent
Park <between Nottingham
BABYSITTER
FOl 1 chtld,
fringe benefits
Send reand Somerset)
88&-6242
my home, Tuesday, Thurs.
sume to Grosse
Pointe
VJol1n/V~I:1
~ l~tJUctJon
day, Fllday. lIght houseNews, 99 Kercheval,
Box
Suzuki
or
TI adltlOnaJ
keeping, dinners. mature
D-45, Grosse POinte Farms,
~uzukl A~socldtes of GI ea
person preferred
Refer
MI 48236.
tel DetlOit 548-6290. 644
ence~ 885-2938 after 6 p m
CREDIT ANALYST
0707
ASSISTANT COok--- Itahan
for commercIal
bank, one
food ExperIenced
salad
PIANO LESSONS- Qualified
year related
experience
pel son, days Waltress/walpreferred
Related degree
teacher, my home 882-7772
tel, bal tenders. part tune
required. Only career orMaintenance
work, evenIented achievers need ap28- TUTORING AND
mgs Downtown al ea Send
ply Send resume to PerEDUCATION
I esume to Box No T.26,
sOMel Dept, P 0 Box-689,
Grosse POinte News, 99
Warren. Mi 48090 Equal
Kel cheval, Glosse POinte
TUTORING
Opportunity Employer
Fal ms, 4B236
ALL SUBJECTS
AMATEUR
photographer
GRADES 1 THRU 12
COOKS &
wanted for party
DecemPROFESSIONAL FACULTY
ber 17th, please call B8GWAITRESSES
F,xperlenced
only
Apply
be.
0688
WE CAN HELP
tween 2-4, Tuesday through
GROSSE POINTE
MUST
BE 18, WllImg to work
Friday at St Nick's HanLEARNING CENTER
schedule inclUding days
gal,
DetlOit
City
Allport
63 Kercheval on the H1I1
mghts and weekends Start:
No phone calls
343-0836
343-0836 ---- ----ing pay $3 35 hOur Apply at
TELLER
Mr C's Deh, 16830, East
~~.l!.1ftJ~mti'~IA11 ~~nhll)Y;AFIT~1IMe,q
iT j
'Warren
I
'':
subjects,
adults.chHd~en.
....oe.nLfued...le.achers
..D:IIYI posl110l1'iS-ol>ei'l AfoUr o{flce,l 'NEED ResponSible bab;sltlocated In Grosse POinte on
evenmg ~~
__ ~~
ter, 5days a week 6 am - 8
Notre Dame near Kerche
am From6a m -4p m No
SCIENCE and math all levels,
val POSitIOn offers public
school days Morang/RoxGrosse Pomte referencescontact, WIthexcellent workbury area. 83!}'6874 after 4
Call Steve, 885-6074
Ing conditIOns and competipm
---- --- -- -tIve salary and benefIts
MATH/PhYSICS
TutOring
Candidates
must have a
FREE TRAINING
Algebra
thru
Calculu~
good math aptitude and lIght SChweitzer Real Estate-Bethlghschool
thl u college
typing ability Part-tIme poter Homes and Gardens IS
PhY~lc!> GeOige 778 9604
sItion reqUIres full days of
pleased to announce a free
work Monday - Fridays and
pre-hcense tralrung course
2F-SCHOOLS
other days to be dIscussed
<Asmall charge for materCall manager at 882-7697or
Ials ) Call George Smale at
apply In person 10 a m to 3
the St Clair Shores Sales
JACK & JILL
pm
Office at 777-4940fordetalls
First Federal of Michigan
DROP IN CENTER
]n the 80's
Go With the
THURSDAYS, 11 3~3 30
633 Notre Dame
leader of the Industry I
Grosse POinte
881-3011
824-8008
LUNCH room Supervisor, 2%
An Equal Opportwuty
hours, day In a large hllclh
Employer
school cafetena.
SUperviS3-LOST AND
BOOKKEEPER
must
be
Ing students This position
FOUND
able to prepal e Journals,
requires good Judgment and
----------general ledgel, finanCial
the ability to work effectiveFOUND black and whtte kltstatement<;,
payroll,
payroll
ly with staff and students
ten - Vermer-Wedgewood
tax I eturns, reply to Box
$4.42, hour Call the Grosse
ared 882-7610
P15, Gro~se POinte News, 99
-----------Pointe Pubhc School sysKercheval, Grosse POinte
LOST Large ~hlte male cat
tem,343-2017
Falms 48236
WIth black tal., black spot on
- -- -- ---- - ~
hedt Collar With tags, an
WAITRESSES
applications
SHARP Sales clel k - part
e;ers to "Doolittle" Vlclmly
bemg taken for future open.
time
cae;h experl~ce
Ings In eastSide bar, mght
of Wa~burn-Charlevolx,
nece<;sal y Ren Cen 259
club Cocktail experience
331 882:> Please
come
1655
home
preferred Call 372-2055, 11-3
-INVESTMENTS SALES -or 881-9379, ~ 10 P m
FOUND e;mall btack dog
Appro~lmately ~6 monlhs Leadmg finanCial institutIOn
COOK needed for limited
has hmlted opemngs for m.
old Playful and very affee
MeXICan menu In eastsl(lp
vestment sales representatlOnate
Loves kids
If
bar Call 372-2055, 11-3 or
tives Unlimited prospects
881 9379 ~10 P m
}ou're lookmg for a dog why
Complete tramlng course
not give thle; little guy a
WIth
salary
and
commiSSIOn
DRIVE~
- Operungs availchance? 881 3887
programs
Very high 10- --able, all hours open Need
LOST Gl ey and whIte male
come potential Call Vmce
good driving record. ~pp'~y_
cat \'H'lmty of Windmill
Ashley, 77!}'6222for a confilJet\Ji2etl 1-3 p m 15501 Mack'i
POlllte, Hailoween mght
dentIal mlervlew
~_at Not~gh!~
.•
Front pa\\, declawed 331
IDS MARKETING CORP
05111
Equal opportulllty employer
BEAUTY OPERATOR, EastMiF
Iand area, 24 years same 10FOUND - Male BOUVier,
calIOn
Make
$300-$400
hlack, Ea<;1 Warren/Outer
IF YOU ARE RETIRED
weekly, Blue Cross Some
Dnve ar('a Call 88&-2673
OR HAVE BEEN OUT
clientele preferred 371.6645
OF THE JOB MARKET
LOST - Left pa,e;port ca<;e on
or
465-6646
WHY
NOT
Jewelr} counter at Kree;gc's
"DISCOVER TODAY'S
Kercheval
and St ClaJr
AMWAY
Reward If returnPrl to 1309
BOOTH RENTAL AND
BETTER THAN EVER"
~omer,et
G ro""e POlllte
POSITION AVAILABLE
Call for the whole story
Park 48230
AT
MARILYN 82~2200
JOSEPHS OF
LOST Rlack tat green e} e,
GROSSE POINTE
<;mall 'WhIle ,pot on front of LOSE 1().29pounds In 30 days,
BEAUTY SALON
neck 2 pdwe; declawed
ht
and earn extra mcome
882-2239
t('r box I rained Afrmd of
8819191
Children and dog" Loe;t near
Harpcl Wood, Veterinary on
Harper
o\ve nedr Park
Cree;t Motel Rewarrl $500 If
found Call 882-0131
>T~~
If you lose me
or find me
SECURITIES
TRADER
A Callforma mve"tment
company needs an expenencrd trader
In Governments
and Mortgage
hacked ,~erUrJtlee; Salary to ~IX flguree; plue; bonus
They ",,111 pay for relocatIOn and out fee
EXPLORE BY TELEPHONE
882-2910
l'lew CrcdJI Card<;r
Nobocly Refue;ed I
AI'iOVL<;a/Mae;tercard
Call ~687 &XX> Ext C-1626
Fee ReqlJlred
10, 1983
MAGIC SHOWS - AvaJldble
for birthday pal tle~ bolO
queb, your ~oLlal affans
Call Jlln Shdnnon, 88.'}.6699
12D
12E
12f
13
llA
13B
13C
IlD
14
14A
14B
19
3-LOST AND
FOUND
November
We'll run your ad
FREE"
882-6900
HAMILTON RECRUITERS, INC.
19959 VERNIER ROAD
HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN 48225
881.5126
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GROSSE
Thu~day, November 10, 1983
4-HELP
WANTED
4-HELP WANTED
GENERAL
GENERAL
LEGAL secretary for down.
town office, experienced or
will train Individual with
good tYPing and appearance.963-7755
WOMAN m our home to sit for
our 2 ctuldren, ages 3 and 6,
8. 3().5:30, Monday thru Fnday. Must have own trans.
portatlon. Call 886-9674
ACCOUNTS receivable book.
keeper, responSIble for Med.
Icare billing at human services agency located near
Jefferson
and
East
Grand Blvd reqwres know.
ledge of bookkeepmg, typlng, and 3-party
relm.
bursement.
approxImately
8 hours per week Some
extra hours monthly Apply
in person at 1423 Field or
call Judie, 924-7860,between
8.30 a m.-. p m An Equal
OpportwlIty Employer
ANNUITY broker, Insurance
license or WIlltrain Must be
articulate, well-dressed and
dISCIplined Earmngs
un
limited Call 882-0726 Saturday only Ask for Mr Mullen
EXPERIENCED
barmaId
wanted
NIghts
Apply
"Your Place Lounge," 17326
E Warren 881-4850
SEEKING PERSONAL
ADVISOR
With management
skIlls to
provIde counsel on specific
areas of my practice. Fa.
miharity with establishing
fee structures,
former ex.
Perience m management.
Particularly
WIth a service-type business, and abi!ity to analyze
finanCIal
statements helpful Of speclal mterest to early retirees who want to work a
few hours each week and
have much management
experience to share Please
detaJ! previous work experience and send to: Grosse
Pointe News, 99 Kercheval,
Grosse Pointe, MI 48236,
Box S-49
BABYSITTER needed, 3 p m.
to 6'30, Monday through
Friday, 7 and 9 year old,
transportation
necessary.
light housekeeping,
must
have references. 565-9850
OPENINGS
available
for
energetic sales associates
m Grosse Pointe residentIal
real estate fIrm. Excellent
income projections,
good
on-the-job traIning, generous
commission
split,
pleasant working environ.
ment All mquiries confl.
dential. Call Mrs Schultes,
881-8900.
ASSISTANT WANTED for'
busy public
relations
and.
fund raising
consultant
workout
of her Grosse
Pointe home. Must be accurate tyPist and have some
.. fund raIsing
experience
(professional or volunteer);
l2-20hours per week; salary
$7.50, hour. Call 881-9316between 12.00 noon and 5:00
pm.
MATURE woman wanted for
lower teen child care. Private home on premises
(Northville). Dulles conSIst
of chauffeuring,
light hou.
sekeeping, etc. Must have
references. Please reply to:
Box P-25, Grosse Pointe
News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse
.' Pointe Farms, Mich. 48236
"
.,
" SlITER for 2 boys. ages 2 and
, 5 Monday thru Fnday, 7:30
to 5: 30. TransportatIOn
needed. Call 884-5427
'. CASHIEftS wanted full tlme
afternoons or evenings $4
per hour, call or come in
after6p m. Italian Grinder,
RenaIssance
Center
5680550.
I
/WANTED
Women
With
knowledge of typmg, filing,
record keepmg, show room
, sales, familiar With home
mtenor desigrung neat and
learns quickly, no others
need apply 776-3038
FRENCH Teacher
- For
child, In home lessons, must
have genuine warmth with
children.
14 MllefHarper
area ~9841.
FREE
CLASSES
Schweitzer Real EstatefBet.
ter Homes and Gardens
wants to help you get sta~.
ed m the real estate busI'
ness, free pre.IIcense clas.
ses now available
(small
matenals
charge)
Grosse
POinte
Farms,
Grosse
Pointe Woods, offices are
hlnng Call today for confl, dentlal mtervlew WIth the
leader m the Industry
Dennis Andrus, group vlcepresident 886-4200
SOMEONE to help edlt- and
type new hterary publica.
tlOn Part or full time On
Harper near VernIer Wnte
Wordsworth Box 8539 De.
trolt. 48224
TYPIST
Established Local CPA FIrm
seeks statIstical
typist
Must have pnor expenenCf
in CPA OUlce, full or part
time 963-5101.
WANTED - Litho stripper
WALLPAPERING,
painting.
with camera experience
No job too small. Free estl.
Goin, Away? Experlenced
259-1995.
mates. Dave - -"0810.
care for home, 1MlU, llIanu:
BUS DrIver part time. High
eervinl GI"ONe Poinle ana
PARTY SERVING
school
graduate.
Valid
St. Clair Shores area. CoI- Two female grad students
chauffers license, one year
lele ,racluates,
nOllsmok.
would like to make your
experience driVing van Or
ers, area residents.
Rea.
holiday parties a success.
bus Good salary, excellent
sonable rates baled 011 Indl.
Excellent references.
ll82fringe
benefits.
Wayne
vidualneeda. WiUalso aerve
1013; 886-0609.
County Association for The
at parties Call 775-8704 or
I WILL fix It! Reasonable, re.1.7•.
Retarded. 83t-3144.
ferences,
reliable.
Alan
WHEN VACATION IS NEAR,
An Equal Opportwuty
881-8734; B8S-9213 Local reo
RElJEFSQUADISHERE!
Employer
sident
FLORAL Designer - part.
PROFESSIONAL woman for
bOle 2 or 3 days a week, ex.
PAINTING, carpenter work,
l~
and short term house.
perlence
preferred.
884.
hou&es,garages,smaUjobs,
SlUing. Bonded plus refer.
0183
repairs
Best prIces Pete,
ences 83~5907.
882-2795.
DENTAL
Assistant,
part
--time, prefer surgICal experI-81TUA T10H
EXPERIENCED
nurse's
lence send resume to Gros.
WANTED
aide desires position full or
se Pointe News, 99 Kerche.
---------part time.
No live-ins
val, Grosse Pointe Farms,
YOUNG lady wIshes day
771.3751, 296-1167
MichIgan 48236, Box No
work. Dependable, reliable,
UCENSED Day care m my
D-32.
responsible.
With refer.
home Over 10 years experRETAIL Management
poSI.
ences. lI21r6125.
ience. references,
infants
tlon available. Please call FEMALE, 25, 7 years experwelcomed 882-4738
between 9 am.
5 p m. 372ience, available to live lovGUTTER clearong. cleaned,
1200
ing care to elderly or handl'
flushed, inspected. repaIrCAMERA Store needs cacapped person. Excellent
ed storms replaced,
odd
mera sales persons with
references. 488-4834.
jobs. John - 112Z--7421.
__
outgomg personality and an HOUSEKEEPER,
live-In, 5
mdepthknowledgeof35mm
days. Box F.75, Grosse
COLLEGE Student desues
SLR cameras.
Applicants
Pointe News, 99 Kercheval,
odd jobs 774-8579.
must be able to work full
Grosse Pointe Farms, Mi.
hme includmg all evenings
48236.
5A-SITUAnON
and weekends. Call Studio
DOME9nC
Camera at 881-6200 Ask for LADY wishes housecleaning,
David Temes to apply for _ha_ve_ref_ere_n_ce5_._923-_04_5_1_
this position
IRONING Done In my home
CARING at DOING
(European
Style).
Also,
CAMERA Store needs photcr
IS OUR MOno
home style hors d'oeuvres
finishing sales persons who
include' meat pies, stuffed
can work either full time in.
• LIVE INS
k
grape leaves, spaghetti sacluding evenings and wee • AlDES
lad, fru.lt pies
. 716-8371.
ends, or afternoons
and
• KN's at LPN',
evenings, starting at 12noon
A LADY expenenced
wishes
and weekends. Applicants
to do housework
in the
With prior photographic
For Home Health Care
Grosse Pointe area
Call
knowledge definitely preAt Its Best Call
after 6 p m. 372-2392.
ferred
Outgoing
per--~------- .....
'MED-STAFF
sonality and a smile are job
YOUNG Christian
women
557-2505
seeking housekeepIng jobs.
essentials
If you feel you
References available, 824are qualified,
call Studio - DOMESTIC CLEANING
2953.
Camera at 881-6200 and ask
EXPERIENCED,
for David Ternes.
ABLE TO clean your home or
RELIABLE
office in 1"h hours Depen.
FAMILY OWNED
FOOD Pdt
rep an
coun er
DOMESTIC
CLEANING
dable, thorough. Three per.
work,
downtown
resson crew will clean to your
taurant,
some experience
SERVICE
satisfactIOn. Excellent renecessary. Martha, after 2
AT REASONABLE COSTS
ferences in your area Call
PLEASE
CALL:
5671515
p.m.
.
77&-0323
for estimate. Karen - 682BABYSITTER NEEDED for 2132, Chrissy - 681.7517
mfllnt, part.time, early afPROFESSIONAL MOVERS
EXPERIENCED
Mother ternoon, Monday through
10 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Daughter team will clean
Thursday
References.
FAMILY BUSINESS
your home or office. JoAnn
343-0598
PIANO-APPLIANCES
lI82-lI624 •
.
INSURED, LOW RATES
GRILL Cook, full time, apply
m.4S43
YOUNG
Lady deSIres domeswithin - Lounge in The
tic work, references.
882Woods, 20513 Mack, 11 a.m.
FIVE Years
experienced
6679
to 2 p.m.
housekeeper
. looking for
AMBITIOUS self-motivated
cleaning ofrices for even. EXPERIENCED
Home Health Aide wishes part
people can earn $50,000 plus,
ings.774-5146.
time work 821-2132 or lI23first year. Sales-manage.
EXPERIENCED
NURSES'
6116
ment health and nutritional
aides available. Reasonable
products, 881-4011.
rates. Fraser Asency. State
WILL Clean homes, offices,
licensed and bonded. 213basements,
day, afternoon
TYPI~,
,bill~ng,- bookkeep;
17.17_,
or evenmg cleaning.
771.
1118, Jlocid ,,-9ridnc atmos6744.
phere. Send resume
to: ONE-GIRL office, booidte.eP."
Grosse Pointe War Memoing, secretarial, payroll, bll- LADY Wishes house work in
rial. Business
office. 32
ling. Experienced.
Call Jo,
Grosse Pointe or St. ClaIr
Lakeshore
Drive. Grosse
258-4741.
Shores,
references
881Pointe Farms,
41236. No EXPERIENCED
Mother
3848.
telephone calls accepted.
with licensed home in the
LADY desires housecleaning
BARTENDER-Barmaid,
ex"Park" will care for your
position.
Every
other
penenced
only. Call bechild. Full or part Ume, all
Thursday.
Friday. Refertween 9 a m - 11 a.m. only.
ages. Reasonable
rates.
ences. After 6 p.m., 77lHl59
886-2160
References available
S23FEMALE
needs
ironing,
4124.
laundry or cleaning. Em4A-HELP WANTED
ployment Thursdays,
curHOUSE A MESS?
DOMESTIC
rent references. 925-7151.
No Time? Call
AELlEFSQUADtI
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THE
WE SPECIALIZE
in the
placement
of professional
domestlc and nursing personnel: Housekeepers
Cooks - Couples - Child
Care - Day Work - Maids
- Home Health Care. Live
In or Out. Please call
HOUSE-KE-TEEAS
Let OUr Crew Come In 6: Do
All
of
Your General Clean-
Ing - Windows at Ovens
Too! !Ask About Our Carpet
Cleaning Service. Excellent
References. Gift Certificate
Available. Call Olris:
GOLL
PERSONNEL
AGENCY
565-4300
$5 00 Off With This Ad
106 Kercheval
Grosse Pomte Farms
PRiVAie NURSING
Around the clock
In home, hospital or nursing
home. RN's, LPN's, Aides,
companions,
male attendants, live-ins. Screened
and bonded 24hour service.
Licensed nurses for Insur.
882-2928
State Licensed and Bonded
(fRbSS"E POINTE
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
ance cases.
885-4576
service.
Needs experienced
Cooks,
Nannies,
Maids, Housekeepers, Gardeners, Chauffeurs, Butlers.
Coueles.
Nurse Aiaes. Compam~
and Day Workers tor pri.
vate homes.
18514 Mack Avenue
Grosse Pointe Farms
TU 4-3110
DEPENDABLE,
reliable,
conscientious adults, baby.
sitters available.
hourly.
daUY,ovennte,weekendsin
rour
home.
For more
Information, call1M-611O.
BABYSITTING
SERVICE AGENCY
HOUSEKEEPER/Some
cook.
mg, live-In For single workmg person Grosse Pointe
area Other help employed
References
reqwred.
2961890
Call1l2Z--4589
I
HAN'OYMAN -""&niPi~e repairs. exter!or and mterior,
attics, painting,
roofing,
etc References. G. Lozada.
"2130.
n..,
822-.-s.
IRONING
and
washIng
European
style
cooking
Includes meat pies, stuffed
grape leaves, Tlmboli salad, etc. 77&-8371.
MATURE,
responsible
woman available to babySIt
Full time only Harper-Cad.
ieux area. 882-1451.
HOUSECLEANING done by
mature
reliable
person
Years of experience.
Call
Carol. 77&-7859.
5C-CATERtNQ
CATERED delights now serving the Pointes. Be a guest
at your own party
Hors
d'ouevres, vegetable basket
creatIOns.
party
trays
Complete party planning
assistance. Call 293-6299and
schedule your holiday party
today!
...
set 755-9230
'RE'TIRrD
HANl>YMAN' ...J
LIVE-IN to care for elderly I Minor repairs. carpentry.
woman needing light assiselectrical,
plumbing, brolance St Clair Shores. Be- I ken windows and sallb \.ord
ferences required 465-5359
repl8\.ed, etl .. Reasonable.
after 6 pm!
RefereD\.eIJ 112-«751.
,
GOVERNMENT
JOBS $16,559 . $5O,S53fyear Now
Il!IUICES
Hlnng Your area Call1105SE
88HOOO, ext R.16216.
FEE REQUIRED
- -- - -- -- DUTCH couple available for
MEDICAL Assistant for FIsnhouseslttmg In Grosse Polner Bldg, and eastside of.
te for 6 months Research
flce, part tIme with Jl('sslble
fellow. Available immed.
full time. InQu.lre, 87s.0756.
lately .• 1.• 1$,
TWO English ladies desire
to clean your home. Excellent references.
Call 7772806.
serVIng the Grosse Pointe
area since It5$ Care of
CHILDREN
and
the MARIE'S Catering: Intema.
tional
Cuisine,
Hor's
ELDERLY. By the hour 24
d'oeuvres buffets, dinners,
hour rates avaIlable.
office openings and meet.
LICENSED
~
ings, 16U295.
NEED SOMETmNG moved?
Two Pointe residents will RENT A COOK for your spemove or remove large or
cial occasion. Reasonable.
Excellent references.
.1.
small quantities
of furnlture, applIances, pianos or
what have you Call for free
estimate
343-0411. or 822IA-8lTUATION
2208
_
LIGHT Housekeeper,
bl'
weekly, Harper.Whlttier
area, references. G Kageff,
527~15
WANTED
Live-in house.
keeper for care of9 year old
POSSible retired teacher,
cooking capabilities an as-
DOMESTIC wanted, 4 days a
week,3hoursperday.Cook.
Ing and hght housework for
elderly lady. References.
LADY desires
day work,
Grosse Pointe references.
Call 921-5304.
POINTE Al\.EA NURSES
iO years reliable
vice. Wall~perlnl.
paint.
log and mlKeUaneoua
repain. Tn-21Z1
DOIIESTIC
IT'S EASY TO
mRE GOOD HELP!
Household Teams
• Dependable
• Affordable
• EffiCient
Treat yourself
and your
home
FREE ESTIMATES
TWO Mature women desire
housecleaning.
Excellent
Grosse Pointe references.
445-1158.
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8I6-Tm
A Division of
Giant Janitonal
Service Inc.
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UNFURNISHED
KELLY north of Moross, 3
bedroom home. Carpeting,
stove, refrigerator,
washer,
dryer,
freshly
painted,
INVESTMENT
$350. After 6 p.m 119-0241.
PROPERTY
DUPLEX - Kelly/Whittier, 2
bedroom, dining room, ga.
MANAGED?
rage, recently decorated,
IT'S REASONABLE
AND EFFICIENT!
Immediate occupancy. $325
FOR DETAILS CALL
plus security 756-7066
EAST DetroIt - 3 bedroom
Colonial plus garage WIth or
DILLON
WithOut a pphances , carpet.
PROPERTY
ed,leaselerms
~month,
MANAGEMENT
plus depoSIt. No pets For
881-4147
Information, 773-6815
GROSSE Pomte St Clair near
SMALL 2 bedroom carriage
Kercheval,
2 bedroom.
house In Grosse Pomte City
lower flat. stove and refrlnear Lake, city parks, and
gerator Included. $400 per
Jefferson bus Unfurmshed
month plus ullhties. Apph.
or furmshed Available Ncr
cation and security depoSIt
vember25th $300permonth
reqwred
Call 225-3146 be.
plus utilitIes $300 secunty
tween 9 a m and 5 p m
References. 884-3078
Monday thru Friday only
GROSSE Pointe CIty, 2 bed. TWO Bedroom condo apart.
room upper, new carpetmg,
ment, m Schu.ltz Estates.
new pamt, modern kitchen,
09 Mlle-Garfleld area) All
storage room, carport. ex.
a pplia nCt'c;, drapes, lau~ry
cellent condlhon $410. plus
hook.ups, car port. qUIet.
security depoSIt. 881-2806.
clean $390 plus utIlities
EASTLAND Area - 2 bed.
286-4101 after 6 p m
room home. No lease B84- EFFICIENCY
Condo
m.
2280.
cludes utilities except elec.
BISHOP _ Upper flat, retrJcity or phone, 9520 Whitdecorated, carpet, mcludes
tier 357-1316
stove, refrigerator, $230per AREA _ Gratiot and 7 Mile 2
month 881.2445
bedroom house, 3 persons or
SEVEN Mile/Gratiot _ 14209
less, must be working, $250
a month 15050 Lmnhurst
Falrcrest, spacIOUS, secure
5 room, $225 month. Se- TWO Bedroom Duplex - E.
Curlty 886-7117
WarrenfOuter
Drive. Ga.
C' I
d.
rage hardwood floors and
SUNSET
Irc e
con 0
ca~ting.
New Iutchen and
mInIUm, 13 and Harper,
bath. $335 plus gas and elecleast not necessal1', 2 bed.
m,
cal'
tric.567.2333
9 a.m .. 5 p.m
rooms, utility roo
,
central
aar, refri-
~ORRENT
~AINT
&-FOA RENT
WHY NOT CONSIDER
HAVING YOUR
port,
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NEWS
~RENT
UNFURNISHED
IIIWICU
':4::e-.....:::H::OU:::S::E;:SI;;.;II;:NQ;;:::1 tRAN-K-' S-H-a~-n-dy-m-.-nler-
,
;
,
:
POINTE
HOUle. i iiMQ
4C
q
__
ON THE LAKE
UNFURNISHED
UNFURNISHED
COZY three bedroom house on
Neff Fully carpeted. gar.
age. Available December
1st, _
plus securities and
utilities
References
885.
0590
GROSSE Pointe Park. one
bedroom apartment
All ut.
ilitles Including air, stove,
refrigerator.
Near trans.
portatlOn, $250 plus seeur.
Ity.881-3296.
_
RENT With option Lakepom.
te near Jefferson,
lower
flat 5 rooms and bath Side
dnve and garage, floors reo
fuushed, newly decorated
~
per month Mabarak
881.0001
PRIME Grosse Pomte locatlOn,795St Clair, upper flat
2 bedrooms,largelIvmg
and
dllung room, natural wood.
work, stove. refrigerator.
garage
$425 per month,
plus securIty deposlt 88286B5
ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom ap.
artment, I 94- Wll1ttler :.Ire..
Heat, refrigerator.
stove.
carpetIng,
large closets,
laundry room facllities $285
per month. immediate occupancy Call after 5 p m
for app£untment
263-6436
731-9030
GROSSE Pointe Farms,
6
room farm house Carpeted,
2 blocks from Farms park
Ideal for adults. No pets
$450 Available January 1
791.0071.
.
THREE
bedroom
DetrOIt
house Block to 1.94, ~Irect
to downtown
DetrOIt Or
Tr
N
St J h H
oy
ear
0 n
O,Spltal, 1l,2 baths, Side drive.
1
storage shed, nice nelgh-
gerator, range, per month
securlty depoSIt. No pets
881.2755
ALTER,
effiCiency
apartment. utilIties, stove, refngerator
included Refer.
ences $175 331-4677 or 8843883
ll012 ROXBURY,3bedrOODl,
fImshed basement,
h replace, garage, fenced yard
$375 a month plus secunty
777-6852
TROMBLEV--:-for the dlscnmmating tenant LiVing room,
dinIng room. Ph baths, 2
bedrooms. den, kitchen and
breakfast nook, basement. 2
car garage, stove and reo
fngerator.
custom drapes
882-1206 after 6 p m
--------- - -
--~--
-
GROSSE Pomte area 5 room
upper $200 per month Ask
for George, 777 4940. after 5
527-9419
--
--
~
--
RANCH condo (Warren.
12
Mlle. Schoenherr)
2 bedrooms,
3 baths,
famIly
room, 2 car attached garage, pallO, central air, $725
plu!. security Ask for Frank
~1clIu gh. 884- 0600
---
FOUR room upper, separate
entrance
Elmdale
and
Hayes Stove and refngerator, $195per month No utIl.
Illes Security, 11k months
77~8195
--
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UPPER flat, one bedroom.
Mack-Moro!.s area
19181
Chester Shown Saturday,
12 hi 5 882-1144
GROSSE Pointe city Newly
carpeted, clean, 2 bedroom
flat All apphances,
one
bJockfrom Village 822-0790
-----
CLEAN and cozy upper apartment Located 10 Grosse
POinte Park, $300 month
plus security deposit
A vallable
November
12th
B8S-3545
WALK to Village, spacious
rooms, 2 bedrooms, heat in.
cluded. fIreplace, garage,
$550 John S Goodman. Inc
88&3060
BEDFORD.
Warren, 2 bed.
room upper flat Carpeted,
apphances,
garage
$275
plus securIty
882-4136 or
886-6711
WINDMILL
Pointe . $650
borhood, $395 884-6096
I
$700
thl
ease or
mon
y,upper
WAYBURN, newly decorat.
flat. LIving room, natural
ed, carpeted,
2 bedroom
MACK-Somerset
- 2 bedfireplace. dining room, na.
lower, $250 AvaIlable 11f15
room lower, $260 plus sec
tural
fireplace,
dining
822-2303
urity depoSIt. No uhhhes
room, 'L' kitchen, Florida
885-6896
room,
3 bedrooms,
11k TWO bedroom lower flat on
baths, garage, gas forced
Wayburn,
Grosse Pointe
M
1
b
d
WHITTI ER
an or ,
e
air heat, central air condl'
Park, Grosse Pointe school,
room bath, liVing, kItchen,
tl'oni~
and
basement
park passes.
Newly dec.
dimng' area $325 includes
ed
t
Imm iate occupancy.
orat,
new carpe mg
heat ~nd water and parklng
870 LAKESHORE
_ large
Open Sunday 2-4, or can
area. Avallable November
brick ranch. 3 bedrooms, 3
469-3438, 1049 Wayburn
4th, 9550 Whittler. 823-5838
d
baths, family room, en, 3 DEVONSHIRE,
Mack De. 5067 CHATSWORTH,
half
SUPER NICe - 2 bedroom
car garage, boat well. $3,500
troit 3 bedroom lower, fire.
block from Warren Lovely.
lower, m qwet DetrOit area
per month
place, $300 security requlr.
2 bedroom lower, stove, reo
separate basement, kitchen
PALMS-QUEEN
ed.881'2653.
fngerator, garage. $275 plus
With appliances
$250 per
886-4444
utllitles and secunty After
month plus utihties
Se.
THREE bedroom Colomal,
6 p m 885-0122.
curity monthly lease re- NEFF ROAD: Available~an(Farms)
Furnished or un
qwred. ~4710
uary 1st 3 bedroom lower,
fumished,881-7808; 884-7489 grosse pointe city, shorter
fireplace,
natural
woodafter 6 p m
term, one bedroom com.
HOUSE.Beaconsfield
bework, all appliances, inclltd.
promise rental. appliances
tween Mack and Warren
ing washer and dryer and HALF duplex on Kelly, off
anne parker, tu~4415.
References
and secuTlty
dishwasher.
New furnace,
Moross 2-3 bedrooms, can
depoSit required. $275 plus
garage
Call 446.8414 or
Paul,823-3967.
THREE bedroom bnck Colon
t I't
882-""60
lal In Woods Drapes, car
u I lies....
886-7124.
NO'M'INGHAM ~ear Warren,
peting throughout
natura
EASTLAND.7 Mile - Grahot
5 room fiat WIth stove and
f p.!
t
r'ef i
area. Luxurious, qwet ter.
CAVAUER MANOR ~ re.uige.ra\Qt,_ .. , ga~g~.
aceW:s:~~a2
race garden apartment, one
24575 KElL Y
~menti:Very g~ ~
fenced, y.;J;.d
bedroom, $275 52].2225 or
EASTLAND AREA
hon. One or two persons
with patio $600 per month
75]-2854.
Luxurious
modern
2 bedonly. $225 a month Includes
835-4852
room
OPEN House - 8 Mile/Kelly
house aApartl~ent or Town-t GRheOSSat.
E888-6pOI.ln02te'
Park, 2 bed. 2 BEDR~OM
Cololmal
on
area, Detrolt
16052 East. PP lances, carpe ,
M
th
L
k t
burn. Applications
-being
central air, pool. carport
room upper, stove, refTig.
errlwea
er
arge
I.
taken November 12, 13, 10
Near 10 Mile Road. From
erator, laundry facillties.
chen,den,2cargarage,$700
$350 plus se$385. 44~2428; 961-7411.
Fresh clean e<l15 882-6711
month plus ~ecurlty 1 year
p
a. m .' 2
,
......
.
lease
Avallable
Nov I,
cunty
EIGHT MILE.GRATIOT,
5 VERNIER, Mack area. 2 bed.
1983
THREE bedroom bTlckTudor
room upper, heat included,
room upper, stove, retTlgwith
appliances,
air
$315.
erator, fireplace,
garage,
2 bedroom Ranch on the Lake
Bishop,
(near
Grosse
DETROIT ON STRASBURG.
basement,
no pets $400
Family room Indoor pool
POlDte).
Available
De3 bedroom Colonial, finish884-3619.
Available to May 1984
cember 1st Insulated
No
edbasement,formaldining,
GROSSE Pointe Park, 3 bedHIGBIE MAXON, INC.
couple
newgarageJ}lhbaths,$350.
room brick home with gar886-3400
Pets. ResponsIble
NEAR CADI~UX-HARPER,
deslred
References
839upper and lower apart.
age, porch, washer, dryer,
HOUSE in Park, 4 bedrooms.
4936
ments, $265, $275, heat indisposal,refrigerator,stove
2 baths, lawn care, snow
ATTRACTIVE
2 bedroom
cluded
and basement. $450 a mono
removal, $1,100 or if owner
lower m beautiful Detroit
For others not listed call La.
tho Call 882-0020. 9-5
retains
basement
apartneighborhood
Stove. reVon's Rental and Property
ALTER Road. 3 bedroom duo
ment, $850, 6 month lease
frigerator, gara~e, drapes,
Management, 773-2m5.
plex, bath plus lav, carpet.
conSIdered 824-4584
fIreplace. Secunty deposit
GROSSE Pomte Woods, 3 beding, stove, refngerator
for BEACONSFIELD. Warren 5
No pets. $265 per month
room house, new carpet and
$325.882-0028
room upper
With heat,
922-5737 or 425-6853
paint, immediate occupan.
792 TROMBLEY _ Grosse
adults preferred
5ecunty
WOODS, 3 bedroom
buncy, $575. Shorewood, E.R.
Pointe Park - 3 bedrooms, 2
deposlt $'n5 'n3-4304.
galow, one block from lake
Brown. 886-8710
baths, carpeted, nice condi. GROSSE Pointe Park, Way.
Occupancy November 1st TWO bedroom lower flat on
lion, central aIr, 2 car ga.
burn 2 bedroom flat WIth
884-4812
Bedford near Mack; appllrage. 331-6882.
partial basement, modern
HA YES - Houston Whittier
ances, heat, and water in- GROSSE Pomte Farms, qUIkitchen, $260 plus secunty
area
Lower flat, 2 bed.
eluded; new carpeting, $360
et, convenIent street, 3 bed.
deposit 794-4005
room, clean, carpeting,
per month, available
Norooms, 1l,2 baths, family
GROSSE Pomte, 781 St Clair
appliances,
heat lOeluded,
vember 13, 881-5472 after 6
room. $65O/month
Lovely 2 bedroom lower
7~7096.
p.m.
DANAHER, BAER,
Near Village Fully carpetACROSS from St. John Hospl- NOTTINGHAM,
upper one
WILSON &; STROH'
ed WIth all appliances $450
tal. Excellent for hospital
bedroom, $235. Share utll.
885-7000
Lease, plus utilities
882employee
Attractive duplties 884-3559.
BEACONSFIELD, below Jef.
4988
lex 2 bedroom, full base- NOTTINGHAM.......
ferson Upper 2 bedrooms,
FIVE room upper flat, very
ment, gas heat. newly deccr
' 1 .,.,..room
appliances,
basement, se.
upper $280 heat I'ncluded
clean, 7 MJle.Gratiot Ideal
rated Secunty Realty S42"
curity depOSit reqUIred
3900.
882-7989.
542-3349evenIngs
for older couple or lady se.
1528 BRYS, three bedroom,
curity depoSIt. Call after 6
CADIEUXfMack
- 5 room
one bath home. large kit. BEACONSFIELD
- South
p.m 885-3592
upper Appliances, carpet,
chen, $425 month "4076.
of Jefferson. Nice 2 bedroom OUTER Dr. Warren,custom
drapes, $250 per month plus
upper WIth appliances, $325
2 bedroom brick home, flreutilities 37~9722
ONE bedroom
upper flat.
per month plus security
place, basement,
garage,
Houston.Whittler.
Cbal824-8601
$375 References, security
C
bed
S
SUPER
lean 3
room
t
mers. AP:fuances,
heat,
.
Clair Shores ranch Utility
water an
garage
$225 LARGE2bedroomapartment
771.3751
room, fenced yard, carvort,
839-0068.
on Neff, fireplace,
den
EAST Warren,
Outer Dr.
$425 plus secunty. 293-3952
Beautiful, with laundry faarea 2 bedroom unit, $280
GROSSE Pointe Park area
CADIEUX-Chandler
Park
C1lities. $500 mOllthly Bob,
monthly
Ask for Mark
Drive area 1 bedroom ap816-0835
886-5805
'
Two-1
bedroom
apart.
artment.
Carpeted,
ap.
.
ments, applIances All utIli
phpances,
heat mcluded,
CONDOMINIUM, 2 bedroom,
NOVEMBER
One
ties, security
references
$275 a month Call after 5
qUiet, pretty cul.de-sac
month only' One bedroom
$275. 52&-6459or 884-8906
pm 3e05S4
$500 includes heat, hot waor StudiO $150 East Outer
GRATIOT. 7 Mile 5 room low
ter. 211-1265
Dnve.Gratiot
Area Clean,
- 3 BEDROOM upper unit on
II k
b Id
L
er, heat Included, $325 per
Neff Rd LIving room, fire- TWO bedroom upper, Grosse
we
ept UI mg
eave
month, 823-6542
place, dining room, modern
Pointe area $265 Bob, ~
_ mess~~e ~~ ~1~
_
MACK, Nottingham,
2 bed
kitchen, garage. $SOOmonth
0135
__ HARPER. Whittier area.
3
room upper, carpeted, replus security
Immediate
FOUR bedroom condo, large
bedroom bnck Colonial, na.
ferences
Call between 1-8
occupancy
with fireplace
$62S monthtural fireplace, sCreened In
p m $240 343-0152
HIGBIE MAXON INC.
ly Bob, -.0835
back porch, 2 car garage,
GROSSE Pointe House - 3
_3400
ALL Utilities _ r~rated,
882-44i'7 or 885-8532
bedrooms,
dining room,
WOODS
large 1bedroom apartment
ALTER AT JEFFERSON
den, garage,
mlDutes to
3 BEDROOMS
Houston.Chalmers
area
Prestigious 4 story elevator
school, shopping, transpor
ALL APPLIANCES
$235 83t-9406.
bUlldmg, luxury aparttaUon, freshly decoratedj
2189 HOLLYWOOD
GROSSE POINTE
ments WIth large rooms,
new carpeting,
natura
$410
0
d t
be
woodwork, $375 plus utih.
661.t393
MOVING CO
ne an
wo
drooms
tIes,
liberal
landlords
WHITTIER-Outer Drive
Reasonable Rates
References and secunty
Maryland
331-3230; 881
Beautiful
English
Tudor,
Reliable Service
requ1Ted
4977
upper 2 bedroom
apart.
Free Estimates
Walker.Alklre Realty
~iJ:
,lj~_~.t:t::f~ge,
-special
GROSSE Pointe, Maryland,
4
ment
Carpeted,
gas heat
room upper, $2n5 Includes
You pay your own utUlties'l
heat, 527.0960 after 6 p m
Available
November
1$,
LOWER Flat.3bedrooms,
Rich, 7~5501, or I
stove, refrigerator
and one - -------___
car garage No pets $32S- ST. CLAIR near Olarlevoix,
month Secunty depoSIt and
lovely 2 bedroom
ranch
references required
home, with porch and at.
HIGBIE MAXON
tached garage.
$4SO. au886-3400
9112 after 5 p.m
~..=.
343-0481
sea
.
88&-0920
NEFF _ A completely remodeled, newly decorat.
ed townhouse duplex for the executive and hiS wtfe
who now have the freedom to come an<! go Two
bedrooms, 2." baths, hVing room With fireplace,
dining room, small den, eating space In kItchen
Master bedroom 21' x 13' With loads of closets,
2-car garage, separate dnve $675 per month plus
utillues.
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GROSSE
Page Six-C
&-FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
..,••'",...,
IC-OFFICE
8A--FOR RENT
FURNISHED
FOR RENT
-
POINTE
Thursday, November 10, 1983
:~
NEWS
ID-VACAnON
8D-VACATION
RENTALS
8-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
RENTALS
&.-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
r-ART1CLES
FOR SAL.
T RA VERSE CIty - TastefulMARCO Island condomlOlum 'FtJRNITURE Wholesale DIS- MOVING SALE - DIsplay
ly furmshed and decorated 3
kitchen and vanity cabinets
tributors of Michigan, AAA'
ConsIgn men or Buy
- decorator furnished, 2,200
on month to month baSls All
bedroom, 2full bath cottage
Other related
mIscellan"Wholesale
Direct
To.
ROSEVILLE
sq
ft
,~ound
floor,
dIrect
uttlltles mcluded. Common
on
Duck
Lake
Carpeting
eous Quality cabinets Inc
You" I Selhng all new mer.!
Across from
access
to pool, JaCUZZI,
receptIOn area. In Grosse
throughout, fireplace, color
MACOMB MALL
16392 Harper Ave
chandlse In Original carsauna,
2
bedrooms,
2
baths,
881-8002
Pomte Farms on Mack Av
20331 MACK
$240 monthly 331 0518
Completely
furnished
one
tv, garage Near 3 major
tons 2 piece mattress sets"
washer,
dryer,
trash
mashenue
LEAF
BLOWER Yardman 5
THREE BEDROOM duplex,
bedroom and kitchenettes
ski areas, deer hunting,
tWin
$59,
full
$79,
queen
$99,
er, mIcrowave,
cable TV
hp jet sweeper excellent
Grosse Pomte Park . Mack
CI.OSS country
skllng,
carpeting, stove, refrlgera.
We pay all ullllties Small
mattress
sofa sleepers
$119, bunk
Call 885-7664
condition
Used Just once
near Cadieux CommercIal
snowmobIling
Weekends,
lor
OU Cadieux,
$270
securIty deposit No Pets.
beds complete $88 7 piece
sets
~
Serta
~
off
TWin,
$275 921-6590; 6 00 P m
bUilding
Approxlmatel)
monthly, security depoSlt
All sleepmg rooms start at
weekly, monthly 771-8078
SIESTA
Key~ne-w
co~do
$145.
II, $185. Queen, ~25.
hving rooms $239, decora1080 sq ft Paneled walls
I eferences., ~1-~_73___
$58 a week Shown dally
beach Side October thru
tIve lamps from $14.88, 5 GREMLIN 4 watt p'ractice
Kin~, $325 All fIrst quality
P ALM Beach 2 bedroom
Drop ceIling $630 month
Dea er warehouse
clear.
February
778-1956 or 884piece wood dinettes $159,
amplifier, like new, reason
COLONIAL 10 prime Park IGfrom 9 a m
condo for rent BeautIful
HIGBIE MAXON INC
5955.
ance 268-2854 or 371-5400
$800 pits now $375. Open to,
able Call after 5, 881-8550
cation
3 bedrooms,
21h
~-244~
_
vIew of golfcourse and mter
886-3400
the public, dealers and instI.
coa!>tal, pool, tenms, sauna
baths, famtly room, formal
APARTMENT,
one large
LAUDERDALE BY SEA
tutlOnal sales welcome
J. & F. FIREWOOD
Near ocean and shoppmg.
dining room and 2 car garbedroom
9 Mile-Jefferson
Oceanfront
Townhouse,
2
M EDICAL
SUite 18501
Name brands, Serta, etc I
SEASONED OAK AND MAPLE
274-4198 Evenings
561age Stove, fnge, dlshwash.
area
December
1st-June
bedrooms,
prIvate beach,
Mack Ave, Grosse POinte
9451Buffalo, Hamtramck (l
$57 per face cord
1368
er washer/dryer,
carpe1st Completely furmshed
pool, monthly or season
Farms,
650 sq ft $700
block nQrth of Holbrook, 1
Tax and Dehvery Included
lmg, wmdow treatments,
773-5452 after 6
HARBOR Springs - Hohday
963-3123 or 884-7944.
monthly
negotiable
882block east of Conant), 875central aIr, 2 fireplaces
QuantIty DIscount Available
tudeaway condo Sleeps 8,
9729
7166 Telegraph
(2 blocks
Same Fine Quahty and ServIce
ResponsIble tenant wanted to 8B-ROOMS
FLORIDA.
Ilh baths, near slopes, 886- SARASOTA,
south of 6 Mtle), 532-4060
At Last Years Prices'
rent upper flat In Grosse
Meadows
Condo, 2 bed8924
FOR RENT
6I)-VACAT1ON
Monday through Saturday,
-------"--POinte Park 2 bedrooms,
FRANK 882-6910
rooms,
2
baths,
pool,
golf,
JOHN
757-4885
RENTALS
10.8,
Sunday,
12.5
14460
Richey Adults only 2
P
bath, hVlng room, referHOUSTON
WhittIer
tenms Call 882-2287
Gratiot (2 bloc!ss north of 7
bedl oom, 2 bath, furmshed
---- - - - - Mile Rd ) 521.3500 Monday
ences requIred $35<Wmonth
Lakepomte
area,
$225
HARBOR SPRINGS
house Available January
HUTCHINSON
Island/OceAPPRAISALS
TAPPAN & ASSOC
~6200
monthly
Includes
all Lovely year rouna home
through
Saturday,
10.8,
FREE CONSULTATION
15th thru Apnl 15th 978
ana II 2 bedroom, 2 bath
10909
Grand
RIver
(corner
• ALTER. CHARLEVOIX uttlltles, use of washer and
2400
sleeps 6-8 Make your skIIng
oceanfront condo Luxurious
of Oakman) 934-6900. Mon.
Grosse Pomte Side, attractIve
dryer Completely pn vate
reservations early
decor 881-1032, 885-2394
LONGBOAT Key/FlorIda on
day through Saturday, 10-7.
largeone.bedroom
or studio
527-2466, Barbara
882-25!n
the Gulf of MeXICO, luxury
POINTES
4575 DIXIe Hw) , W3terford
apaliJll~lll:>,
~lOO-$2lCl, in
'
6E-GARAGE
condominium Avallablefor
Township
(3
mIles
west
of
EXPERIENCED
SERVICE IN
MARCO ISLAND South Seas
cludes applIances
and u- 6C-OFFICE
FOR RENT
ImmedIate occupancy, long
Telegraph)
674-4121 MonESTATE SALES
condo on the beach 2 bed
lIhlles 331-7852
FOR RENT
or short term lease Call day
day through Saturday 10-8
room, 2 bath, newly decor.
HOUSEHOLD SALES
time VAl-1295 evenings and TWO Car garage,
$20 per
BEACONSFIELD First block
Sunday 12-5 CredIt cards
ated, weekly.monthly
Call
Saturdays
772-9323
month 8116-7141
off Mack In Detroit 2 bedGROSSE POINTE PARK
and checks accepted DelIafter 5 30 652-2237
room upper flat Natural
Jefferson, east, 15324, corner
POMPANO Beach ExclUSIve GARAGE space for rent. _ very aVaIlable
MARCO
ISLAND
beautiful
2
fireplace and applIances.
of Nottingham
600 feet
oceanfront
condo
combedroom, 2 bath penthouse
Ideal for boat, car, or GARAGE Sale - Household
$250 per month. $300 seNew carpetmg,
paneling,
pletely
beautifully
rurcondo. All amemtles, cable
trailer 881-8437
Items, toys, mlsc Thurscunty 885-5196
picture Window office 823nlshed
Available
January,
TV, washer, dryer Private
--- -- - 0385
day.Saturday,
11 a m -4
April
Weekly,
monthly
ALTER. WindmIll
Pointe
---- ------------beach, pools, tenms, boat
6F-5HARE
LIVING
p m 20278 Old Homestead.
885-2844
area newly decorated,
2 OFFICE 22xl0 carpeted,
air
docks, 24 hour security
QUARTERS
Block belund Harper Woods
bedr~m lower with appll.
condltlomng,
parkIng In
ONE ITEM OR WHOLE ESTATES
Days 372-3456, after 6 p m, CONDOMINIUM, 10 minutes
CIty Hall
ances Garage, basement
rear, located on service
and weekends, 884-6848
from Boyne and Otsego
ST
CLAIR
Shores
home
to
BEDROOM Furmture
Triple
Oriental Rugs • Fine Crystal and Porcestorage room $350, plus
dnve
of 1-94 m Harper
AvaIlable for X-Mas week
LOVELY Ne,w condo for rent,
share
Two non-smoking
dresser,
bachelor
chest,
lain • Fine Paintings.
Sterling, Jewel.
utilltles, secunty
deposit
__W~
!82-2774
and otherhmes thru season
completely
furmshed,
2
adults have rune rooms, all
vanity and mirror, double
ry, Collectibles • Fine Antique Furni.
2
bedroom,
loft,
2
bath,
m3585
WANTED, professional
firm
appliances. Near shopping
bedroom, 2 bath AvaIlable
bed; dining room furniture:
ture.
newly decorated 882-4403
KENSINGTON - Southampwants to share existing of$200 monthly mcludes utihnow thru January
14th
Mahogany
table
and 4
ton avatlable January 1st,
fice space and secretary
Swimming, golf and tennis
ties 773-7837
chairs and Hepplewhite buf.
NORTH Fort Myers - 2 bedPLEASE CALL OR WRITE
2 bedroom lower, fIreplace,
Need room fQr 3 individuals
Call after 5.30 884-7510
fet $325 Miscellaneous
HOUSEMATE Wanted! Deroom, 2'h bath townhouse
gar age, washer,
dryer,
Prefer Grosse POinte, St
mahogany tables and tea
pendable woman to share 3
across street
from golf
extra large hvmgroom-dm
ClaIr Shores, East DetroIt LAUDERDALE, By the Sea,
cart 527-2925
course
Everything
supbedroom home m qwet East
ocean front, 2 bedroom conmg room, security lIghtIng
area. 778-8876
409 E. JEFFERSON
phed. $950 per month. 881SIde neighborhood
Call SALE
do, completely
furmshed,
Fall housecleamng
$350 a month plus half the
DETROIT, 48226
882-6512 or 343-9237 before 9
avaIlable
for December
4977
tIme. We have furmture,
DISPLAY ROOMS
heat 885-4290
pm
886-0661
glassware,
household
misHARBOR
SPRINGS
FOR
349 ST CLAIR - newly
cellaneous
and toddler
VENICE FLORIDA
- Just
Three
bedroom
condo- HOMES TO SHARE, EASTdecorated upper flat, 2 bed.
clothing
Frlday.saturday
PRODUCT LINES
south of Sarasota,
1 bedmIniUm, sleeps 10, sWImSIDE
DETROIT
AND
rooms, eat-m lntchen, hvmg
9-2 348 McMillan. No pre(GROSSE POINTE)
room condo, right on the
mmg pool, lighted tenms
SUBURBS.
FOR MORE
room, dinmg room, fireHOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION
sales
Gulf. Pool, sleeps 4, avaIlabcourts
INFORMATION CALL LA.
rooms that
place, screened porch. At- Large, private
SALES COMPANY
le November 22-December
Days-886-6922
VON'S, 773-2035.
have just been redecorat~ ,
tached garage
$550 per
AVAILABLE FOR APPRAISALS
COLOR
T.V.'S
31th
884-1587
E~emngs.885-4142
__
Will
gIve
a
flne
setting
to
month No pets. 882-6299
AND EST ATE SALES
ROOMMATE wanted to share
FROM $125
adequately
display
your HUTCHINSON Island - Island
upper
3 bedroom
flat,
HILTON
HEAD
Villa
EnJoy
a
HUGE
SELECTION
MT. CLEMENS
product Reasonably pnced
Dunes Condo and Country
eastside
Chuck, 774-1777, • Reconditioned
beautIful
autumn,
near
Our shop IS located at:
141 K - FLORAL
Club North of Palm Beach,
885-7076
beach and pool, on golf
DILLION BUILDING
• Guaranteed
15115 CharleVOIX
luxury oceanfront
condo
Luxunous modern 2 bedroom
course
Sleeps
6
8116-9234
• Delivered and set-up
881-4147
Grosse Pointe Park
FEMALE Wanted to share
WIth 180' vIew of ocean and
townhouse,
11h baths,
We repair all makes
applIances,
carpeted,
nver. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 CLEARWATER-Florida.
upper 2 bedroom.
La~e
2
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday
3 000 SQUARE teet retail
Kaleidoscope TV
fenced, private yard. Car.
flat
Bedford
$160
mont
y
pools,
sauna,
racquet
ball,
bedroom,
2
bath
luxury
'space available,
"Kerche10.00am
to4.00p.m
Showroom LocatIOn
lennis, private goff course,
port, $345 463-4482,961-7411
8M-7645
Condo
on
the
beach
477.
val on The Hill" area.
27951
Harper
(North
of
11
beautifully
fumlshed,
$2,500
8981
Call us at 331-3486dUring bUSiness hours to arrange for
RG. EDGAR
OUTER
Drive-Chalmers
SG-STORE
Mile), St. ClaIr Shores.
a month - less for longer
special appointments.
REAL ESTATE
area 5 room flat, carpeted,
HUTCHINSON
Island
774-9300
LEASE
lease 689-3443
refrigerator, stove, garage,
ocean front condo, 2 bed88&0010
$$ FORTVs
$190, no pets, 527-8151.
room, 2 baths, furmshed,
LAUREN CHAPMAN
POMPANO
Beach Condo ,
NEEDING REPAIR
pool,
tennis.
553-3471, 3,000 SQUARE feet retail
JILL WILLIAMS
oceanfront,
2 bedroom, 2
NOTTINGHAM
_
Outer
COLONIAL NORTH
MINK COAT - Lovely na.
space
available,
"Ker.
1-6ll5-~29
bath available November ,
CHARLES
KLINGENSMiTH
DrIve area
Modernized
New office building at 11~
tural
ARCTURS
(LIght
cheval on..:D1e Hill" area.
Decem~r and,season. 646- ,
upper income,
onerb!!d\ Mile and Harper, 500-1,300
1
I B e\ge), Islze 14, excellent II Wefea,tu1;e.,a selection.of anhqu~e
,
R.G. EDGAl\
used fUJl"~
aad
t
Beach/440
)'Wm, appliances
ruUY~IJT."'1U~e ~.h'W
,1lODdi.tierJ
... I, ~~"'r' "Ifjtr;l
, CLEARWATER
"cbllaiHOII'J'Sacrifice '175• < • REAL ESTATE
West. 2 bedroom, 2 bath
acCel:sO~~: 4
peted, heat alla Igara8'~
Jlli. c8,!iPeting; janitor, near ,CLEARWATER
2434
or
521-.4033,
,... 886-eOl0
Beach 440
luxUry condo on Gulf. 861$295, 1168-3434;8-5, ask for
expressway
Immediate
West. Gulf front luxury 2
1714.
Mike, or 881.5881 after 6
occupancy.
GOING RESALE Shop, Harbedroom
2 bath condo
per/Nottmgham
area. $240
pm
881-6436
na-0120
Pool, be~ch, walking dIS- SOUTH SEAS - Marco Isper month. Heat included.
land, Flonda. 2 bedroom, 2
tance
to
shops
and
restauUPPER Flat; 7 Mile-Gratiot,
COLONIAL EAST
839-8033, 725-7109
bath condo. Completely
rants 553-4104.
2bedroom,$225,onemonths
9 Mile - Harper, 350-1,250
furnished, cable TV, balsecurIty 881-7970.
Square
feet,
aIr
con. CONDOMINIUM,
beautiful,
cony overlooks Clam Bay, 6K-5TORAGE
on Siesta Key, Sarasota, 2
LOWER Flat - 7 Mlle-Gra.
dltIoned,
partItioned
ofwalk to beach, tenms, pool
SPACE
bedrooms,
2 baths, pool,
tlOt, 3 bedroom,
dining
flces
ImmedIate
occu261-0947.
tennis, available
Novemroom $275, one month sepancy, carpetingLJ~mtor,
HUTCHINSON Island OCeana CLEAN mSlde storage boats,
ber, December,
January
cunty. 881.7970
near x-way_ 881-M;iti, 778cars, RV's, negotiable, by
1- beautifully furntshed, 4th
778-7287.
the foot, near Port Huron.
NICE 2 bedroom - Haverhill
0120
floor,
2 bedroom
ConEverongs, 324-2477
dOmIroum. Only yards from
and Warren
Modern kit- MARYLAND, Just off Jeffer- FORT Myers Beach - Flori.
da. Gulf front effiCiency
ocean. Rental by the month
chen. ApplIances, garage.
son across from Grosse
if
available
January
3rd
after January
1st. Photos 7-WANTED
$275 plus securIty. 362-1066.
Poi~te Park mWlicipal of
TO
RENT
through
17th.
881-5728
avallable 884-2983.
SPACIOUS
One Bedroom
!ices, two room storefront ,
apartment,
carpeted,
ap440 square feet, restroom , ST PETERSBURG ClearwaBOYNE Country, completely
ProfeSSIonal
EUROPEAN
ter. New, Gulfront pentpliances
$290 monthly inheat furnished,
$200 pe r
furnIshed, all electric, 2 tier
couple - 2 school aged childhouse 3 bedroom, 3 bath ,
eludes heal, water Grosse
month plus security deposit
chalet Upper tier, 4 bedren seeks small home, carfuUy furmshed,
2 week
Pointe area
882-9549 or
~5892.
room, 2 shower baths, kit
nage house or apartment In
mInimum 882-3097
chen,
livmg
room,
dimng
Grosse PomtE" Will prOVide
886-9770
EASTLAND
AREA, 8 rm
room,
ftreplace,
lower
tIer
1
FORT Myers Beach beach
good care and mamtenance
CHATSWORTH, 2 bedroom
swte, Immed. poss,
,
3
bedroom,
2
shower
bath
2x2 h", $15.
house, 4 bedroom, 3 bath ,
Excellent
reference.
831- ~.~
lower, refngerator,
stove,
kitchen, hvmg room, dIrong
full kitchen, full laundry
0864 evenings.
ROSEVILLE,
Gratiot-I 2
$215 plus secunty deposit
room, ftreplace
Ski re
room, avaIlable Decembe r
Mile, several suites; up t 0
939-2043
profeSSIOnal
servatlons
now be 109 ac - RESPONSIBLE
and January 313-886-36690r
2,500 ft.
(SIngle, non-smokmg)
recepted 425-8933.
602-947-8622, Ask for Jule
SIX MILE - Grabot Idealfor
tIree deSIres quarters
in
single working person. One FARMS, On the Hill 2n d CHALET near Knubs Kno b PETOSKEY
HARBOR
Pointes or Shores area Prebedroom,
kItchen,
living
floor; large rm ; Windows
SPRINGS
and Boyne Highlands, firefer live. in condo, home or
room, very clean and quiet
Club Condonlln
place, s10 specIal m4103 , LakeSide
carriage house in exchange
Private entrance. Laundry
HARPER WOODS, 2 sma II
lums.
Holiday
and
ski
re
823-5615.
for limIted supervIsory secroom, heat included, $200
swtes, Immed poss
servatlOns now bemg taken
urity and custodial aSSlgnMARCO ISLAND
evenmgs - 88&0583
on luxury 2 and 3 bedroom
ments
plus
moderat
"The
Prmce"
a
beautiful
lux
Please call for detaIls,
UnIts and 3 bedroom town ASHLAND (off Jefferson)
monthly rental fee. Cal I ~.
e
ury
Condo
(apt
1(04),
on
th
Vlrgmla S Jeffries
houses Only mInutes away
FIve room lower, stove, re362-2967 If no answer call
Gulf, on the Beach 2 bed
882-0899
from Boyne Highlands fngerator,
carpeted,
fire. Realtor
882-2061
room, 2 bath, all amenitie s
Nubs Nob skI areas and
place, very clean Workmg PRIME Northeast
including all utihtles $2,500
Detro It
A
MATURE, non-drmking,
cross
country
traIls.
Week
adults, $275 a month Infor one month, $1,500 pe r
area - near Grosse Pomte
ends, week, monthly or sea . non-smokIng,
Single, proeludes heat Secunty
de.
Climc or office Approx month from December 1st
sonal rentals
LakeSIde
feSSIOnal woman presently
posit 1.748-9943.
Imately
2,000
sQ.ullr e
May 1st. Call 881-6402, 0 r
Club, 453 East Lake St , PelIVing In Grosse Pomte WIth
882-4593, ask for Ted.
feet Ideal for medical, rea I.
IDEAL for mature couple, 1
toskey, Mlch 616-347.3572,
no SOCial diseases and not
d
ty
or
beauty
ShOr
Goo
bedroom, no utIhtles, $190 a
616-347-7690
promIscuous deSIres to rent
KIAWAH Island, South CarGs
lease
terms
With
al
utili
tIe
month, $190 depOSIt 885.
2 or 3 large rooms In the
Ima or Flonda Keys one 0 r --GAYLORD-mcluded
885-1220
Pointes
(Farms
prefer9058
two bedroom
Chatterton ,
BeautIfully
furnIshed
new
red) Can be furnished (un.
--OPPOSITE
EASTLAND
141 Chfton
Boulevard
three bedroom, three bath
furntshed preferred)
Can
6A-FOR RENT
OPAL PLAZA
Bmhamton,
N Y 13903
condominIum
WIth fire . be 2nd or 3rd floor With or
18301 EAST 8 MILE RD
FURNISHED
l( 607) 722-4806
place, garage, convenient to
WIthOUt kitchen or kitchen
6 Room ProfesSlonal SUIte
PRESENTED BY
-HuTCHINSON IsLAND ~
major
skI area,
cross FURNISHED
Upper with ~
prIvileges
WrIte to box
950 Square Feet
,
FlOrIda,
SpacIOUS,
luxury
country,
available
week
bedrooms,
famIly room
Heat & Air Conditlomng In
- W-42 Grosse Pomte News
furmshed
condo Ocean
ends, weekly.
monthly
$55O-month plus utlllties
99Kercheval, Grosse POinte
cluded
front,
all
facilities
Reason
Comfortably accommodates
SIX month lease begmrong
777-4646
Farms. 48236
I.
able
rates
win
conSIder
se
SIX H R ALLEN, 961-8080,
November 20tb No pets
hng 882-4900, 751-5588
Monday thru Friday,
9
WM J CHAMPION & CO
-8-ART1CLES
CONCOURSE EAST
am -6p m
INDIAN River PlantatIon
~5700
FOR SALE
-----BUILDING
Hutchmson Island. Stuar t ~lCHAWAYE
- 7 Miles
20811
Kelly
Rd
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12th
2
, NoTTINGHAM ~ Allnew de
Flonda
Brand new 2x
South of Gay:ord Golf, ten.
-GRANDFATHER
MEDICAL SUITES
cor' 3 bedroom,
1~ bath
condo on second falrwa Y.
ms, clubhouse, pool, play
CLOCKS
AVAILABLE
Full resort facllltles ava IIEnglish
fully furnished
ground, 3 lakes, saIlboats ,
y,
Available for 6 month rental
able
January,
Februar
WhIle
In
stock,
30% to 50% off
700 sq ft
7 rooms
paddle-boats,
much more
422 UNIVERSITY PLACE
at $5.10month 884-0600
March, Apnl now avallabl e
Large selectIOn
Dealer
1650 sq ft
8 lrg rooms
Beautiful 4 bedroom home ,
clearance
268-2854
or
371
881-5600
between
9
.
5
P
m
JOHNSTONE &
sleeps 12, 2 baths, fully
- - ------Convemently
located, ful I
5400
JOHNSTONE
eqUIpped,
kitchen
With
MARCO ISLAND - luxury 2
service sUites loaded With
GROSSE POINTE
,
dishwasher,
fireplace,
TV
bedroom,
2
bath
condo
HUNGARIAN
FAIR.
extras,
m
attractive
bldg
GROSSE POinte Park upper
stereo 885-3211
Pools, tennIS courts, beac h
MAGYAR VASAR
one bedroom
apartment
885.0111
882-1232
HUNGARIAN
VERO BEACH Comfortable
furm'>hed $245, unfurOlshed
10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M.
REFORMED CHURCH
$225 Heat and hot water In
CHALET- near-Boyne
M-t
large cottage, ocean fron
9901 Allen Road
cludE"d Very mce Secunty
tage, near the moorings
fIreplace, color TV, aval I.
Allen Park, MI
depo'>lt and lea<;e requIred
HAMPTON SQUARE
Available January 15th to
able skI seac;on, holiday s
February 15th, $2,000 882BUILDING
773-4055, evenmg ~0431
Nov 12th, 9 a m -9 p m
882-9236
22811 Mack Ave
Nov 13th, 1 P m -8 p m
9362
Many collectibles
mcludmg
chOIce antique furmture,
chma, crystal
and acARfo:A - 7 Mile and Haye<; 2
MARCO Shores Country Clu b
$2,500 Cash Pnzes
2
bedrooms,
$55 per week
Condo
New
2
bedroom,
,
cessol ies. There IS somethmg
for everyone
m this one. Don't miss It
SCHUSS MOUNTAIN Chalet
CONCOURSE EAST
To Be GIVen Away
, 14800 Eastwood
bath Lease UnfurnIshed
by week or weekend, fully
BUILDING
Hunganan Foods, Imports,
$45O/month
882-1232
eqUIpped
Ski and sWim
20811 Kelly Rd
-- - - - - - Crafts, Christmas
BouATTENTION
EXECUTIVE
Call Betsy, 581-4350 or 44~
FLORIDA - Port St LuCIe In
tique,
Baked
Goods,
Transfers
One and two
ABSOLUTELY - NO PRIOR SALES
21~
evenmgs
OFFICE
SPACE
Stuart ared New furnIshed
bedroom apartments,
deLuncheon, Dinner, BmAVAILABLE
condo for rent 2 bedrooms , BONIT A Beach condomm
corator furnIshed
Lmens,
gG-Ml1honau"e Party and
2 baths
Completely
fur
COMPETITIVE RATES
lum - 2 bedroom, 2 baths
dIShes, utensils $26 per day,
games for children
SALE CONDUCTED BY KLINGENSMITH,
nIshed WIth everythIng new
on Gulf Fully furnished
mInimum one month WeekCOME AND HAVE
885-0111 _
CHAPMAN AND WILLIAMS
ly rates $250 per week
Pool, club house, tenm s
Rates available in or out 0f
A FUN DAY
469-1075
evenmgs 75~ 1459
season 781-9555
SIX MILE . Gratiot area, 5
room lower, natural ftre.
place, $185 monthly FIve
room upper, heat mcluded
MOTEL MOROCCO
fURS.~D
1 OR more rooms at $175 each
liE'S
MX~rtrNG--;nd-
ORT
KATHRYN OF THE
oJ"
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776-2196
FINE ART OBJECTS
CASH ON CONSIGNMENT
DuMOUCH ELLE'S
963.6255
I
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.
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Save. .. AND give yourself time to ~
enjoy a Happy Holiday Season.
~
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1:/.0•
-
...
a-.1'\
Do you have 18,800 friends? You will
~
you send Christmas greetings by"'.
advertising in the Classified Christmas ~X
Page of the Grosse Pointe News_ Use
.1-1
your family photograph or one of our ~~
Christmas
motifs. With photograph:
y~\..('
2x3lh", $25. With Christmas
Motif:
.~
~
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-
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••
~
~~
Call the Grosse Pointe News Classified
Advertising Dept., to place your Christmas Ad by December 7th and give your.
self a Holiday break!
. O~
882-6900
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ESTATE SALE
HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION SAL~S
GROSSE
Thursday, November 10, 1983
I-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
I-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
8-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
POINTE
I-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
8-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
ANOTHER
GARAGE Sale .165 Vendome
Lots of ffilSC and goodies,
HARTZ
chlldrens clothing size 1()'16,
HOUSEHOLD
SALE
down Jackets,
coats, ski
881 WASHINGTON ROAD
boots, skates and much
GROSSE POINTE CITY
more Saturday, November
Between CharlevoIX
12, 1().3_0_nl
__y
_
and Chalfonte
MUST SELL immediately,
MUST Sell Immediately one
Fnday & Saturday
loveseat $150 After 6 p m. PORTABLE outdoor sign, lJ.
couch $200 After 6 p m.
10 a m to 4 pm
884-0849
ghted 4x8, on stand With let864-0849
ters Never used Cost over FURS ~ e-xc-e-ll-en-t-c-o-n-dl-tl--o-n;
This lovely home contams a
$600 Sell $Z75. Can dellver
whole house estate sale If
Persian lamb Jacket With
SEASONED
759-1240,626-7023.
you are looking for hIgh
mink collar
Tourmaline
FIREWOOD
quality Colomal furniture,
BUNK BEDS, $30 Trundle
mink coat 88~2924
decorative
Items, lamps
bed, $30; 8 piece liVing room
All Oak or Birch
and dlrong accessOries, this
group, $250, 3bedroom sets, MOVING Sale - Saturday,
Sunday, Nov 12-13, 9 00.
is the sale for you
$23? each, With bedding, 4
978.0858
5 00 Baby cnb, desk, TV, We are featurmg an antlque
drawer chest, $25; new mat.
stereo, clothes, aquanum,
green velvet WING CHAIR,
tress sets, $50 m wrapper,
weight bench,
curtains,
a Martha Washmgton chaIr,
HOUSEHOLD
queen set, $75; FISher sterseveral HERITAGE END
bookcases, etc Cheap - 1302
eo umt, cost $500, sacflflce
and
TABLES, a pine hall chest
LakepOlnte, at Vernor ll23$100.759-1240,626-7023
EST ATE SALES
and ffilrror, a pair of blue
--._3891.
Conducted by "K"
DINING Room set, modern
and beige caned tub chairs,
DUNCAN PHYFE mahogany
a maple dmette table and 4
D~nJsh Table, 6 chairs,
Servicmg Wayne,
chma cabinet, buffet,table,
chairs, a KINDELL cherry
china cabinet, and table
Oakland and
dmmg room chairs, (Will
wood TWIN BEDROOM
pads, $445. 771-2330 days,
Macomb Counties
separate)
SET that 1&beautiful, maple
778-3148mghts
574-3029
Kay 247-0361
bedroom furmture, a child's
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS chlffl'robe, a lovely CHERAnn 771-0197
SINGLE Bed and dresser
As low ab $31 quarterly,
RY SERVER, a cherry dlS
(Provincial); 2 green velvet
buys baSIC automobile m.
play shelf, a mahogany dmchairs, walnut captams ta
surance, 881.2376
Ing table and five shield back
ble, With 2 chaIrs, 3 speed
chairs, a trunk and much
bike, 775-0382 by appoint.
more
USED lJObK~ - Bought,
ment
We also have a charming 3
sold Fiction, non-fiction
Free offers, no obligation
SHELFTINYCURIO,anold
BASEMENT Sale - Open Sat
Hardcovers, paperback appraisals furmshed
12 from 2-5 "L" desk and
lighted globe, a cherry three
noop
'W
6
P
m
Tues.
thru
entire estates also deSlred
small metal desk, office
sectIon entertaInment
cenSat. BOOKTIQUE,
15243
chairs, games table WIth
JOHN KING
ter, assorted porch furro
Mack Ave, between Lakechairs, small stereo-speakture, a carved wooden gtlt
pointe and Beaconsfield
961-0622
ers, end tables, misc items
~2265
nurror, a paI'r of leather of.
• Clip and save this ad •
Size 12 blouses 570 Pear
flCe chairs, a set of fancy TV
Tree, Grosse POinte Woods
tables, etc
We also have hand-pamtCHIPPENDALE
Mahogany
ed china, a setof Heisey
Breakfront (Beveled glass
RICHIE'S USED APPLIANCES
goblets, loads of bone china,
- doors). Matching round
100% GUARANTEED
krock-knacks and cups and
dmm~room table with leaf,
16626E. WARREN
saucers,
framed
prints,
54" diameter, ball and claw
885-0079
dishes, sllverplate,
linens,
feet Carved ribbon backed
an older Smger In a wooden
chairs,
(2 host, 2 Side
case, lots of italian pottery
chairs), $2,200 (Will separand more
ate) Oriental rugs, Karastan, 100% wool, 9x15 and The basement and garage are
full of assorted workbench
9x12, excellent conditIOn,
AZAR1S GALLERY
tools, metal storage draw$500 each
ers, tons of lawn tools InOne or the largest selections of Onental rugs
574-3029
cluding a Lawnboy, motorat minimum prices
Ized leaf sweeper, hoses,
MOVING Sale air condition.
251 E. MERRILL,. BIRMINGHAM
several big ladders, lots of
er, Window van, roaster
oven, rough sawn black
Xmas items, books, records
644-73 fl
walnut lumber, color TV,
and much more.
other household items, good Treat yourself to the best m
quahty bargainS 450 Maifurmture and accessories at
DOLLS BY CAROL - N - JOY
son, (7 Mile-Mack) Saturtruly bargam pnces
QUALITY ANTI QUE. LOOK PORCELAIN DOLLS
day, 1()'4pm No pre.sales.
Buggies, Cribs and Cradles
TWO lovely smaller chande- I'll hand out numbered tickets
Accessories and Restoration
starting at 8 a m Friday to
hers, 4 casual chairs, portaestabhsh your place In hne
"NEW" AT THE ARTISTIC TOUCH
ble humidtfer, antique maat 10 a m opening
hogany rocker, 881-4169
20083 Mack Avenue
884-5144
Please call the HOTLINE
INDEPENDENT
Distributor
for directions or details
of home and small building
886-8982
security system. Call for
SALES CONDUCTED BY
free demonstratIOn and m.
formatIOn after 5 p.m 882SUSAN HARTZ
2274
~ ,,886.-8982 ,
:8 FOQT,bar).n &QPd QOJ14i,tI.on
..Ii~ob::r u ..1
i ~twoodea,.loOtmtoa')h4-la(),
, ••• ES1!Al'E SAnE •••
, birdcage oa: stand '4'ith maConducted. tln,&!oppe of
hogany base - $30. 774-5538
Antique Trader
SUSAN HARTZ
21805 Van Dyke
YOUR SPECIAL
LARGE INSULATED
dog
at 81h Mile/Warren
POSSESSIONS
886.8982
houses, custom made, $50
Daily 10-5 p.m.
ARE MY
each. Miscellaneous furniGrosse
Pointe
City
SPECIAL CONCrAN
Fine used furmture,
antiture, 331-0986.
ques, objects of art and
LADIES 3 speed bike and
accessories. Beautiful bedmen's 5 speed bike, $100
room, dining room sets,
886-0341
sofas,
chairs,
tables,
desks, bookcasE'S, lamps,
TRADITIONAL 90" sofa - exL. KATHERINE ARNOLD, ANTIQUES
rrurrors, glass, porcelains,
cellent condition Call after
pamtings,
bronzes, many
4 p m 881-6379
HOUSEHOLD
ESTATE
Oriental
vases,
Ivones,
CHAIN
Saw,
new,
in
box,
$75
LIQUIDATION
SALES
ClOIsonne, Jade
Lawn sweeper, $29 Sharp
You are welcome
vacuum. 20 gallon - $31. 21(4
APPRAISALS
H P electnc motors $50 NEW Brass shelves, $175;
ANTIQUES -/ BOUGHT AND SOLD
Jacobsen 17" snowblower lamp, $45, hall console,
$82 SCM portable manual
• PROFESSIONAL,
BUT PERSONAL SERVICE
leaded glass doors, $250,
typewriter $38 2 louvered
couch, 2 rust chairs, $400;
• TRAINED,PERSONNEL
doors, 32", $42 2 French
new end tables, $250 for
doors - lo-lIght, 65", $95
both; oak dming set, 6 chairs
771-1170
Emenee
child's electnc
and chma cabinet, $750,
organ with bench - $38
• INITIAL CONSULTATION-NO
CHARGE
wood coat rack, $60; new
Kingslze gold bedspread brass plated bed $300 and
$22 884-1031 after 5 p.m
ffilscellaneous Call after 3,
~9822
LIVING Room swte - couch, 2
chairs, 3 tables, 2 lamps,
ESTATE SALE
excellent
condition,
7726101
FARMBROOK
4982
Between Chester & Chandler
SIX LADIES and SIX men's
Park Dr
rings 14 kt. gold With diaFnday, November 11th, 1()'5
monds and ladles 14kt gold Saturday, November 12th, 10-3
bracelet. 885-2648.
CONDUCTED BY
Entire contents of home must
besold Twin beds, dressers,
DINING Room - antique oak
Jacobean,
4 chans, table
chests, end tables, matching
extends to 96" ,buffet. Excel.
Damsh chairs, mahogany
dining table With 6 chairs,
lent condition, $1,200 OrienTV, lamps, lmens, Silver,
569-2929
tal rug - caucaSIan, reds and
562-1387
blues, 6'4"xl0', $500 Pennglassware,
small
apsylvama House wmg back pllances,
tools,
garden
blue, $150 Four raised panItems, fde cabmets, Chnsteled doors, $75 each 882mas decorations and a mul9'.m
htudeof other nuscellaneous
household items plus profes
PANASONIC Telephone an.
slOnal womens clotlung, SIze
Appraisers, Auctioneers
swerlng machme with re16, shoes size 11, and lamb
mote control, late model,
House Sales
jacket and coat
hke new $150 885-7019after
6pm.
Appraisal for Insurance, Estate Tax,
THOMASVlLLETrundlebedmatchmg student hutch .
Family Distribution, UqU/datlOn.
NEW apartment Size stoves,
desk With plate glass top and
chOIce of colors 1year war.
Sales of Personal Property:
chair, $250 882-1009
ranty 885-0079
Tag sales at the Home
MAPLE Dmette table With 4
DISHWASHER, portable $50
or by Auction at our Galleries
chairs . ~
~8512
Mattress-box spnngs, tWin.
280 North Woodward Avenue
Hoover rug and floor c1e. GARAGE Sale - 621 Moorland,
aner
Hoover
vacuum
Woods,
Saturday.
10-2
Birmingham, Michigan 48011
cleaner
Fish aquarium
Furmture,
clothing, mlsc
(313) 646-4560
With pump, small electncal
household Pre sale Fnday
apphances, sleepmg bags,
4-6 pm
mtercom, TV, 9", 5 speed QUILT - Queen KmgSlze,
bike, Ice skates aaz.5844
multi colored predoffilnately
---------A LARGE selechon - Like
yellows, checkered square
new Schwinn bfcydes, ll8&.l
pattern 776-5666
1968, 822-4130
GARAGEsA~lractor,Jeaf
mutcher combmatlOn and
CUSTOM
lots of household mlscel
PICTURE FRAMING
laneous. 153 Tourame (cor
Frammg needed by Chnst
ner of Kercheval)
mas should be brought III
now ArtIStiC Touch, 20083 LEATH-ER like black couch
end table. 2lamps. fireplace
Mack Avenue
tools, household
mlscel.
884-5144
laneous 864-4294
-- - - --..
FRIGIDAIRE washer, rapId
FLEA MARKET
dry 1,000, ecxellent condl
saturday, Nov 12
tlOn, $145 ~0079
10 am 5 pm
ROTisSERIE~swtcases.el
MT CALVARY
ectnc fan, vacuum cleaner,
blender,
rockmg
horse,
LUTHERAN !o>CHOOL
lamp, bathroom smk, med17100Chalmel s seymour
Icme cabmet, canning jars,
DetrOIt. 48205
restaurant plates 8lJS.I049
HEALTHINSlJRANCE
For all afes Premiums beglO
at $28 1 per month
John E Pierce
&: Associates, Inc.
884-4750
FLEA MARKET
EVERY TUESDA Y
ALCOMOS CASTLE
NINE MILE BETWEEN
MACK AND HARPER
773.0591
WE BUY BOOKS
IN YOUR HOME
ORIENTAL
RUGS WANTED
&
INSURANCE
Household
Estate Sales
LILLY M. AND COMPANY
jtalker
&
18005,
NEWS
Jfnr.
l
HOUSEHOLD
LIQUIDATION
SALES
Page Seven-C
I-ART1CLES
8-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
8-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
SOLID oak refmished large
D 33 O'REILLY & DAVIS, Ft
office desk, $100 885-8343
Wayne, Ind good early fur
ADMIRAL 2 door refrigeraruture El 5 CAMELOT AN
tor, works great, $135 885TIQUES, Blfmmgham. Ml
present
English & European anti
0079
A PRICED ESTATE SALE
ques F29 CHRISTINE E
REMINGTON 1100 automatlc
Saturday, Novembel 12th
WRIGHT, Port Huron, MI
shotgun, new, never fired
10 a m - 4 P m
DRINKING STEINS, Mett
30" barrel, full choke 882422 UNIVERSITY PLACE
lach, military, glass, char.
1496
GROSSE POINTE
acter,
stoneware
C~~
SALES Rey samples
child
BARBARA PARKER, HeLUXUriOUShome furmshlngs,
ren's c1otlung, accessOries ,
lena, OhIO general
Ime
fme porcelam&, cry&tal and
stuffed
ammals,
come
Cll 1 CAROLYN MESSIN
antique furmture
ChrIstmas shop Saturday ,
GER, Manon, OhIO general
ABSOLUTELY, NO PRIOR
November 12th, 11 a m to 3
line
FEATURING
AD
SALES
p m 776 Lorame, Grosse
VERTISING,
PAPER
&
STORM-Dool~,7x-80'~O
BLOOMFIELD Hills-moVing
POI te City
POST CARDS D3 HIRSCHWooden door With glass m
!>ale Large collectIOn of
EIMER, E19 Gifford, E23
sert~, 293/4" x 79 5/8" Tu
Enghsh, French and Orlen
G E SIDE-by-slde refrlgera
Beckley, F21 Kmght, F38
5-8696 Call between 11 a m
tal anhque& 18th Century
for frost.free,
like new ,
Atkinson,
F45 Vmson
6p m
drop front New Hamp&hlre
$Z75
885-0079
AMERICAN INDIAN A13
desk
knee hole
desk ,
RANGE hoodb With built-m
MOVING SALE-=1617 Brys,
&Ideboard, &erver, .:han
Amencan Horse, E36 Goetz,
fans, most colors available
Grosse Pomte Woods, No
delJers, 18th and 19th Cen
F1DeHays
ARCHITEC
$25 885-0079
vembel 12, 13, 10 am5
tury tab1e& and chairs
TURAL D3 Hlrschelmer,
~---------pm Two &ofas, loveseat,
porcelain,
gla&s. &l1ver APARTMENT size dryer. no
D27 Merwms, F16 Barry,
coffee table, end table, I ush
brass and much more, also
last canopy Row 1#7Leffler
volt, works great, $85 885seated chau!> (3) Leather
McGUire octogonal glass
ART DECO A211Ba&&ll ART
0079
chair, stel eo, table lamps,
top dining
table and 8 ----GLASS A4 Valenta, A9 SidHENREDON gold velvet sofa ,
dens BANKS E 35 Dersey
tWin beds, mdttre!>&e&, box
chairs
Upnght
Grand
100" long, 2 matchmg chair s
BOOKS E12 Stout. E20
springs, double bed. mat.
piano, outdoor furniture
and marble coHee taole ,
tress, box &prlng, dl e&ser
and ml&cellaneou~ hOUbe
Walsh, E30 Wooten, E36
quality furmture 886-2166
Black and whIte TV, 19"
hold Items Friday, Satur
Goetz Refernce books A21
Woeller BRASS buffmg &
color TV, 13" color porta
day, Sunday,
November
RECLINER chair, earth topohshmg E12 Stout BUT- '
ble T V Gun cabinet, kit.
11th, 12th and 13th 9-5 4627
nes, couch also earth tone ,
chen eqwpment, Includmg
Sunmn~dale Dflve, Bloom
TER STAMPS & PRINTS
$100 for both, 824-7184
electncal (blender, Norelco
field Hills, south off Long
B25 Vreeland, Cl Bonk &
FOUR Ethan Allen Queen
drip coffee maker, toaster)
Lake Rd , East of Tele
Spencer CANTON & cmAnne Side chairs, $100each ;
NEST EXPORT A4 Valenta,
Sewing machme, clock ragraph
blue
loveseat,
$125,
porce
C12 Forshee, F46 Hagerty
dJos, wrought lion plant
T-I-C-K-E-T--Q-U-O-T-A-S--D--O
lau) base chandeher With 5
CHAIR canemg & reedmg,
stand, tropical fish stand
STATE TROOPERS HAVE
hurricane lamps, $425 884A29 Sunthelmer
CHANLady's clothmg sizes 1()'12
THEM?
It sometimes
7023
DELIERS
& LAMPS E8
Miscellaneow>
seems t h at way, b ut w h en
Tvce. E 12Stout, E27 Harper.
BABY Matlless, nevel used,
you VISit the ColOnial Shop FISHER stereo receiver With
E34 Pliska, C16#7 Green
built-in 8 track recorder ,
$20 Infant's clotlung 10413
this week, you'll know fo r
CHRISTMAS everywhere
excellent condition, $175
Somer&et, DetrOit 882-1807
sure that MISS Kitty and
mcl, C8Dumas earlydecora885-0079
Wacky Jack have quotas on
lions CLOCKS C5 Martmes,
BABY Clothes, 2 cribs, walkthe amolUlt of unusual, ex LADIES coat, mmk collar ,
D9 Queen, E22 Clark DE-'
er, SWing,
".0fold bed Best ofcltmg, an t'Iques, gt'ft s, an d
SIze 16, 6 pelt red fox fur
fer 372-.no5
COYS AS Tracey,
B20
collectibles
they
have
scarf, ladies dresses, SlZe
Dlckmson mcl ~oose, C17
FIVE Piece white bedroom
broughtmlotheJolnt
Andno
16, plus ml "cellaneous
KelloS~, C5#7 Mont{;omery
set WIth mirror, $150. Freematter how many they nab ,
Very reasonable 886-fil80.
DOLLS A12 Poley, A22 Bowzer chest, $150, green couch,
they're always on t'du'ol for
Ie, D31 Hall, F1 DeHays
$50 Green reclmer,
$25
more Among the Imeup 0 f GERIATRIC wheel chair, 4
prong cane, folding walker
FLOW BLUE A25 Keefer
Apartment
size white gas
treats they've caught red (over 50 patterns, partial &:
755-2146
stove $50 After 5 p m 881handed for you are even
complete sets), A26 Kuehnle,
3796
more Fiesta Ware, some 25" COLOR TV, great pic .
FOLK ART A 29 Sunthetmer,
HILL J-2 sound or recording
green GeorgIan depresSion
ture, $135 885-0079
C13 Delach, D3 Hirshelmer,
ed
glass, another beautiful bone
board, 24x8x2, us
tWice,
GARAGE sale, sponsored by
D15 Covent, D23 Mally, D24
chma cup and saucer collec 773-2760 ft
6
ed
h
MlChigan
Chamber
Orches
ne
cas,
a er
tlOn mcludmg two by Shelly ,
Erickson.
FRAMES CI4A
t
tra
Guild
Charlevoix
a
Schaldenbrand
FURNIp m
a pair of Heisey candle
Uroversity
Friday,
Satur
TURE everywhere mcl, set
BLUISH Green
sofa and
sticks, an assortment of oc day, November 11, 12, 10
Detroit chaIrs B29 Wright
chair, good condition $50
cupled Japan figurines, a
a m ..4p.m
GAME BOARDS D3 Hlrsch822.8578
beautiful
pattern
glass
elmer, D23 Mally. GLASS
STEREO receiver with bwlt GIRLS' white bedroom set
punch bowl, a dlscontmued
mcl flmt cut & Pressed A4'
m cassette recorder, 8 track
and desk, twm bed, very
Royal Doulton figurine, a
Valenta, F7 Pengra,
F34
and turntable With speak reasonable 775-4533
Weller vase, a hand-pamted
Spencer, E4 Bombel <perers, $150 885-0079.
cased Fenton Vase, an elec NEW Broyhill sofa, oyster co
tric blue Cr aquelle glass
fumes) HISTORICAL BLUE
WHITE Circular couch, $100 ,
B29 Weight, cup-sa ucer N Y
lor,84" 343-0472
pitcher, a large selection 0 f
miscellaneous
other furm .
City hall, also canary mug
CHEVY 4x4 Rally wheels, 4
books on antlques and col ture for sale. 824-4584.
Washington
& Lafayette;'
8xl5 With beauty tflms and
lectmg (These make per C~ Fonhee
HOOKED
centers $250/offer. 779-2856
fect Christmas
giftS), 1m TV. stands, new m the box ,
RUGS A10 Erickson,
A35
from $6 to $10. 885-0079
WICKER Furmture _ white, 2
ported metal pohshes, Sun
Snyder, CI0 Weber, C23 RidchaIrs,
one sofa
New
bergs glass cleaner, nifty G.E HEAVY duty washer ,
dle IRON early wrought
excellent condition
$150
Wedgewood blue prmt cush
ChrIstmas postcards,
and
fireplace tools &: hardware
so much more It's all at the
88510079
IOns and pillows $450 884Colomal Shop, 2S'7(J1I'Jeffe.
B17Mossing IRONSTONE.
d-3731.11 0<.
'd' . • ,-'cl~ I rson near 10 Mlle. MoItday i PINE'-'Gpt) Ieablrre~ .' wi\l6b . I A24 A'mlbruster, A25 Keef, sfandJdveseatl
tWng' cial:Jl . er, - -B19
Frederick
Mo.hNG
SALE. - Eve;y
,Jsaturday,
1~ -,~. ,-71y0439 "
unet' .' sage. Crochet bea
JEWELRY A27 Galbraith,
thing must go' Fn day
Your Mastercard and Visa
spread, antiques, TUl.9350
A35 Snyder, C34 Dalton:
November 11th, Saturday,
are welcome,
and don't
823-5749
LACES, LINENS, HOME.
November
12th, 9-5 1350
forget,
we buy and apSPUN, VINTAGE CLOTHThree Mile
_pr_a_ls_e_,
_too_'
_
ANTIQUES And collectible :
ING, C19 Townsend,
C4
fron bed, Art Deco light fixCOUCH, 6 fl, green-camel,
MINK - Gray, and white 0/4
Steed.May, D12 Brushaber,
tures, jewelry glass, china ,
excellent condItion, $150;
length wrap around, With
El0 Dillon, Fl DeHays.
Irons, bottles, stamps, and
Stratolounger,
gold, $80 6
Gray leather trim $400 or
MILITARIA Last tent Row I
more, from many years ac .
ft artifiCial ChrIStmas tree
best offer 649-1403 after 6
*7 Spencer
PAINTINGS,
cumulation, Friday, SaturWith stand, (pme) $25, 5 ft
pm.
PRINTS, GRAPHICS A14
day, 12509East Outer Drive
artifiCial Cnnstmas
tree
----------French,
C32 Keily, D23
With stand. (pme), includ- 45" SCREEN G E console, 5
Rear Entrance
9AM-5PM
Mally, E15 Camelot,
E26
mg ornaments and hghts.
years old, ongmally $3,000
POOL Table, 8'x4', 7/8,' slate
Ht>rron,E36 Goetz, E38 sac$30 371-2390
$700 886-0892
h ockl Cl#2 Gaab PHOTObed, Belgium balls, ques ,
cover, wall rack, automatIc
SERVEL Gas refrigerator,
INVALID
GRAPHIC,
STEREOS,
ball return, excellent congood condition,
Lowboy
EQUIPMENT
DAGUERREOTYPES,
ditIon, $495 ~0389
after 6
$100 Etegere, $100 Lawn- Sta,lr glide _track 10' With 3W
CAMERAS D24 Erickson,
pm
D26 Cornish F16 Patterson,
spreader 774-3266
extenSIOn, includes
seat
F21
K~ight.
pocket
USED Snow blower - Jacob$800 And electric bft chair - 13" BLACK, White TV, $40
WATCHES F21 Krught, F33
Cross country ski package,
sen super blitz 20, 2 stage,S
Ideal for arthritic
person
Gorsuch PRINT &: TYPE
(mcluding women's boots
h p Briggs Statton engine,
$200or best offers Call Mrs
CASES
F5 Broadfield'
size 8) $50 259-8970
excellent condition
$425
Morgan 881-7511
QUILTS
everywhere
881-7185
BASEMENT
Sale 1236 FREEZER,
Umted Upright
QUIMPER
F46 Hagerty'
CommerCial
Like
new
30" Ironrlte automatic Ironer
Yorkshire
November 11th
SAMPLERS AZ7Gallbraith,
$500 Used twin bed. $20
With chair, $25 886-3667
and 12th 10 a m - 4 p.m
A35 Snyder
SEWING
779-9161 after 6 p m.
-RUMMAGE
SALE
Furniture,
chlldren's
ITEMS C34 Dalton, collec.
clothes, toys, Iceskates and TWO Sofas - 1 yellow silk--;l
tion 200-300 tatting shuttles,
4FAMtLIES-FurmtW'e,
an.
much more
some unusual. SILVER A4
nubby beige, like nw Beautlques,
clothing,
fabric,
---------tiful Imported cuno cab met .
Valenta, A26 Kuehnle, C5
misc November 12, 13, II) TYCOHOTramset
2engmes,
885-6724
MartInes,
C12 Forshee
5
0 9 G tIot
2 transformers, track, moda m to pm, 13 I
ra
els, $40 Tram table with m.
SHAKER
AS Tracey
10,000 B T U. air COndItIoner,
Avenue/6 Mile area
SPONGEWARE,
SPAT.
stalled track $40 Boy's 20"
$50; 884-5869 after 5 PM
TER, STONEWARE,
A5
G E Self-cleaning
double
bIke, wide tires $20 886Tracey, B20 DlCkmson, B21
SNOW blower, 5 h p, Yardoven, rotisserie, meat probe,
1328
sensor burner, white, excel- ------Koppes, C23 Riddle,
D3
man 2 stage 24" Wide, 7"
lent condition Hobart com- ITALIAN PrOVinCial table
Hlrschelmer
D24 Potchen
chute, 5 speed forward, 2
th
h
merclal meat slicer, WhIrlWi 6 c airs, chma cabinet,
(over 150 pcs): drinking
reverse, never used $525
$650 776-1573
STEINS Mettlach, military,
521-6131.
pool trash masher, whIte,
.
glass, character, stoneware
portableorbwH-m
293-0626 MINK Stole Tourmohne, per.
FRIGIDAIRE
washer-dryer
F29WRIGHT
TOOLS B17
COMPLETELlVmgroomsetfect condition
Also, oak
combo, space saver model,
MosSlng, C1 Bonk & SpenFlexsteel sofa and chair,
buffet
777.2001 evemngs
excellent
condition,
$165
cer. TOYS &: CHILDRENS
cocktatl and end tables, 2
and weekends
885-0079
everywhere
WINDOWS
sWlvel rockers, lamps, 885- BLAZERS, .slacks, Coulottes,
KENMORE
30"
range,
exbeveled & stanJed D27 Mer6703
skirts, blouses, sweaters,
cellent
condItion,
$130
wins, FI7 Barry, last tent
-- - slack and dress swts, day.
885-0079
row I #6 Leffler,
C16 #7
BLUE PRINTS
time and cocktail dresses,
Green WOODENWARE Cl
RESUMES
sizes 16.18 Some never
A NN ARBOR ANTIQUES
Bonk & Spencer. E6 Nelson,
LAMINATING
worn. 776-9542
MARKET, Sunday NovemF3 Frederick
Admission
ID SIZE 50~
NEW Almoncfllppllances
ber 13, "YOUR INVITA.
$200
1
8 h x 11- $1 00
G E Side by Side reo
TION TO CHRISTMAS
GARAGE Sale, Saturday 9-4,
BLUEPRINTS
frlger ator Ifreezer,
19 6
ANTIQUES SHOPPING"
Washer,
furniture,
toys,
QUICK PRINTING
cubiC feet $500, Ro~r gas
featuring
everything
for
clothes,
much more, 479
Christmas,
WIth many
INSTANT COPIES
range $150, or best offer
Lmcoln
booths
decorated
for
SCRATCH PAD - ~ LB
8818437
Chnstmas, 5055 Ann ArborMUST
Sell Tappan electriC
WEDDk~CU~J~TIONS
CHILDRENScIOthlng,
bikeS,
Saline Road, 1-94 via EXit
stove, Zenith TV, 2 WindOW
PHOTOSTATS, NEGS
hkenew, gJrl's SIZe 10, boy's
175, 300 dealers all under
all' condItioners, stanchIon
RUBBER STAMPS
SIze 14,824-0848
cover, everythmg
guaranposts, Sears 10" radial saw,
OPEN MONDAY THRU
CHR ;STMAS dishes holly-de.
teed for authentiCity, 8am.
green upholstered
occasSATURDAY 9-5 P M
sign service for 10 mcludes
4pm "Early Birds" welcome
IOnal chair 1 463-4172, 757.
at 5 am"
FEATURING
POINTE PRINTING
plates, cups. saucers, de.
2162
DEALERS NEW TO THE
15201KERCHEVAL
sert dishes, used once $125
SEARS
-Kenmore -electric
MARKET B13 MICHAEL
at Lakepomte
521.2280
double oven, gold tone,
TRAPP,
Chfton,
OhiO
good
Grosse Pomte Park
822-7100 A-NTIQUE furmture,- needs
self-cleanmg,
very good
country In pamt, B15 'fIN
reflmshlng,
tools, mlsc
condition, 885-0698
PIE BIRD ANTIQUES - Rod
WANTED-Gray
-~ft~asuede
Utlhty trailer $165 Satur.
Halstead, HIllsdale, Mlchi.
SALESMAN'S Samples ~ new
wraparound skirt as seen In
day 8-2,771 Lmcoln
gan back after several years
cookbooks, craft, gardemng
c;ale last summer ~ ANTIQUE 9 piece sol~d oak
absence
B17 RON MOSand handyman books Perdmmg room set With carved
SING, Perrysburg,
OhIO
fect Christmas gofts ChlldTYPEWRITERS
- Manual
fJoy/ers,
sacrJflce $1,500
country furmture In pme,
rens and adult clothes, toys.
portable Smith Corona Gal776-5615, 445-1071
early wrought Iron fireplace
Bat machme
Paneling.
aXle twelve and Olivetti
CHERRY-Dmlng
room set.
tools &: hardware, very early
tools, lawnmo .....er. miscelUnderwood 21 Scnpt Also
table, 4 chairs and buffet
tools mcl Conestoga
B20
laneous Saturday only. 9-1.
c;tereo and 2 speakers B82$450, 882-0473
'
CARLA DICKINSON,
St
974 North Renaud (between
8738
Johns, Mlch also back after
_!,alr~-!y_an~
Wedg~y.~ood)
---- - - -- - --- TWO End -table; $20~ coffee
several years absence with
SEASONED firewood,
$55
table$15,2matchmgchalrs
GREAT
SALE
- Rugs An
good smalls, toys, decoys
face cord Wllh delivery
With ottoman $50 each 884t1que Couch, Lamp". Coats,
mcI
goose,
stoneware,
bas521 5050
2606, 294-1954
Clothes and much more
kets B22 SUSAN AIREY,
DISCOUNTED VITAMINS
OLD homes and estimates
PLATES B mg -& Crondahl
WesterVille,
OhiO early
AND Diet Plans 4t83 Bal.
searched electrOnically for
Chnstmas,
1969, 1972, 1973,
country
B28 PERKINS at
four, Friday and Saturday.
lost and hIdden valuables
1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 885BUEHLER,
Dexter,
MI
11.4
Call John Stendel, 881-3051
2924
jl'eneral hne
MINK coat, full length, $300;
sofa, crushed velvet, $150,,
sofa bed, $125, color TV, 25' ,
console, $85; color TV, 21'
console, remote control ,
$200;round
kitchen
set ,
wood, $85, dishwasher ,
portable, $95, shower doors ,
$50, padded &Wlvel rocker ,
$55, coffee table, round With
stack tables, $50, collector
plate -Roosevelt
and Pres Idents _ Pewter With &tand
$50, offICe chairs, typewrl
ter With ca&e $35 8812619
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I8-ANTIQUES
I-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
FOR SAlE
Loveseats
- cut vrl-
FOR SALE
LARGE SELECfION
of reo
coDdiUOIled SCHWINN bi.
vet, Uke new, $75 each, one
Thomas eleetnc organ With
bench - $200, one kingsize
headboard, $50 521-0319
EARLY
American
pine,
frame sofa with removable
cushions In earthtone plaid,
excellent
conditIOn
885-
J.e. WYNO'S
Antique & Collectible Show
WestSide Roma Hall
SUnday, November 13th
'1:1777Schoolcraft
at Inkster, LIVOnia
9 a m to 4 p m
Free admiSSIOn
Over 100 dealers
Glass Repair by MARl
JC WYNO'S
~cles. Reasona~!3rtces
illage Cyclery
57.'
PHILCO 30" range with selfcleanm~en,
hke new,
$165.885.
Seasoned Northern Hardwood
Split or RoWl<!
0698
Delivered - $o\S
UTTON Microwave, 15 mm2&4-9725 or 55121
ute timer, 3 weeks old, 2
year war .mty $175 882- "'ONTEMPORAR Y Dwwg
6904.
table,
room set, glass
36x60"
And 4 hllhback
SUPER 8 sound movie outfit
chairs All With oa tnm
Yashlca
51).XL camera,
$375, or best offer 882-0066
Elmo ST.600 M prOjector
Like new Best offer, great NORMAN Rockwell Litho.
Christmas gift 882-2529
graphs
. "The Racer"
$2,100, framed "The ConDINING Room set - beautivent IOn" $2,400 fr amed
fully deSigned Jacobean885-1162
Style solid walnut mcludes
----duna cabmet, buffet, table BRAND New Industnal sewwith leaves to seat 12, 6
Illg machme, asking $500,
chairs, excellent conmtlOn
885-4811
Cira 1930's, $1,800 881-6419
VERY Ornate carved French
WHIRLPOOL
Washer
&
china cabinet and server,
Dryer - ~10l0 ~~lW
<Some gold tnm)
French
desk and commode, lady's
MATCHING End tables desk, kidney shaped, mahlT
Vamty chair, hVlOg room
gany Large walnut desk,
chair, all fruit wood, nusc
4'x6', secretary, bookcases,
Items Everungs 823-0074
VlCtorlan roclong chair.
CHAPMAN Chandeher, sohd
57~3029
brass, excellent condition,
retail $1.300 Reasonable of- WALNUT Droplea( dllling
fers conSIdered 821-1526
room table With 2 leaves, 6
caned seat chairs, $850
WANTED
BUYING SWORDS
GUNS, DAGGERS
774-9651
~0764
772-2253
KENNARY KAGE
ANTIQUES
Open Wednesday, Thursday,
Fndav, 12-4 pm
Saturday, 9 a m to 4 pm
WE BUY AND SELL
Cadieux at E Wal ren
882-4396
MANCHESTER
ANTIQUE MALL
Excellent selectIOn of dlop
leaf tables m walnut, cherry, ash and birch
ill E M,UlI, Mclllch~:>tel \20
nunutes Southwest of Ann
Arbor) Open 7 days, 1()'5
423-9357
-
SHOWN BY
APPOINTMENT
777.7232
G.E. 20" apartment
range, $75. 88fr0079.
siz e
ATARI 2600, like new 14 cartridges including Pac-Man,
Space Invaders, BasJ.c PrlT
grammmg, 4 joy sticks, 4
paddles, basic programming
controllers,
$250
or best offer 881-9'178
KENMORE
automatic
dry er, works great, $95 885- RANCH Mink, excellent condition, size 10, 776-8621
0079
mornings only.
GORGEOUS
Chinese scu 1ptured rug. lI'xlI',
hk e 8A-MUSICAL
new. 823-5000 between 11
INSTRUMENTS
a m -[I pm.
KENMORE
automati c OLD VIOLIN. InSIde marked ,
washer,
excellent
cond iStr adlv a rJ u s
"Antonius
Cremonensis
Facieba t
tion $95 885-0079
Anno 1728" 882-4469.
BEAUTIFUL
dining room
table With 2 self-storin g EVERETT baby grand (1934)
leaves, pads, and 6 chairs ,
with bench, excellent cond 1$500
Matching
corne r
tion. Moving, must sell
cupboard,
$300, slant top
$2,900 or best offer Befor e,
4.~ p m. - 343-2203, after 8
desk with ball and cIa w
pm - 776-2866
feet and chair, $300. 8864092 or 44&-3100
0,
LESLIEs~aker-ModeI71
walnut, 35 fool cable $500
WALNUT dining room tab Ie
881-(1440.
and 5 chairs,
2 leave s
$325 881-1271
FRIGIDAIRE
heavy dut y
PIANOS WANTED
dryer, WIth automatic sen
TOP CASH PAID
sor dry $160 885-0079
ALL
REDECORATING - Cryst al
and brass chandelier
an d
white Wicker chandehe r,
885-7467 after 4
MICROWA VE Convectlo n
oven, PanasonJc model N 0
NE9830. new Still in crate
RetaJls over $700 Askin g
$350 884-9145
MINK COAT.
Tourmalin e
natural beige, rare qualit y
size 11).12- Ladles Sf Lau
rent
tan
raincoat
SIZe
10 Mens Burberry
rain coat Size 44 Call 882-8738
CHRIST-MAS Bazaar. Fait h
Community
Church.J. 20500
Moross, near l-lH, ronday ,
November 11th, &-9, Slllur
day, November 12th, 11).4
-
-
POOL Table-=-SlateregUlation
size All accessones Indud
ed 884-5872
-DOlL-APPRAISALS
ANTIQUES OR
COLLECfIBLES
SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM
757.5568
FIREWOOD
-- season;d
Allen James 72&-4598 AI1
wood ordered now. no pnce
change next year $50 face
AT ONCEI
541-6116
Drums, gUitars, band-stn ng
Instruments
8833 V an
Dyke.
921-4814;44
Hours 12 noon - 'i P m
-
--
------
PIANOS WANiED
~RANDS, Spmets, Consol
and Small U~~hts
TOP PRI
PAID
VE 7.0506
,,'
STEINWAY 6'foot 4" "A
el.
Model 1925, Ebony, exc
lent condition
(517) 32 17281
HAMMOND, Horgan,
pr
fesslonal
console
styl e,
With seperate
Hammon d
speaker,
excellent
cond Ition, $2,000 881.1332
- -
---------
-
HAMMOND Organ dolphl n
model 9800 $850 884-9529.
ELECTRIC GUlbran~'lon 0rgan Walnut cabinet Exce 1lent con<lItion Cost $2,500,
sell $1,:m
_2827
UP,
POINTE
Ic-oFFICE
EQUIPMENT
DESKS, chairs, IBM
typewnter, ditto copy machine,
metal table Call 777-4646
.-AATICLES
WANTED
XOTIC Dancer needs top to
toe tasteful attire Vintage
1900 to 1940 Lingerie, furs,
feathers,
c1othmg, accessones Call Mrs. T 867-2384,
3 P ~~l..~
--_
GAS STOVES
WANTED
$$ TOP DOLLAR PAID $$
885-0079
----
CASH FOR
KIDS CLOTHES
EXCELLENT CONDITION
VERY CLEAN, BETI'ER
BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14
Bnng In Monday, Tuesday
or Thursdav. 10-4 pm
ON HANGERS PLEASE
liE'S RESALE
20331 Mack
..
•
Thursday, November 10, 1983
NEWS
11-cARS
FOR SALE
11~S
FOR SALE
Iln6 CAMARO 350 VI, 4 bar. 1.1 MERCURY Cougar. excellent conditlon. New tires,
reI, mint condition, show
41,000 miles, alrn cruise,
room paint job, Firestone
tilt, power steering,
rear
SS Radial tires, appliance
defroster, $5,7'00 "1306.
mags, Kenwood AM.FM
stereo cassette,
sun rOOf, um CHEVY Malibu - runs:
complete
alarm system
good, $350. 824-0644.
54,000 miles. Used in sum1m TORONADO Diesel28
mer only $4,000. Serious
mpg,
all power,
wire
buyers only. Bob 527.5708.
wheels, crwse, rear WIndow
1981 HORIZON 4 door, 4
defogger, AM/FM stereo,
speed, air, crwse, tint, ve.
$5,900 872-4620 days, 88&lour mterior, rear defroster,
7414 evenings.
3Ompg, 34,000 mUes. Asking
19110- 4 door, Lmcoln town
$4,000. 882-_
car,
dark
jade
metal1980 PONTIAC Phoenix - 4
lic/matching
velour
Indoor hatchback,
Vll, autoterior. Loaded, only 20,000
matic,
power
steering,
miles, evemngs only 881power brakes,
air, tape
6481.
deck, $4,200. 886-1342 even1979 LeSABRE
Limited,
lOgS
57,000 miles, air, stereo,
MONARCH, 1977, automatic,
881-9713 or 44&-4466days
power steering, brakes, air,
DATSUN 210- hght blue, 4
no rust, hke new, $2,350, 19110
door, 5 speed Very good
882-9767.
condition, new tires, new
980 OLDS Delta 88 Royale.
brakes 962-8671
25,000 miles; power steer1979BMW
~l-service
record,
m~, brakes and door locks,
one owner, sun roof, crwse,
air
conditioningl
V-I,!
Blaupunkt,
air, $6,500 or
AMI FM stereo radio, vinyl
offer 822-2326
top, new tires. Excellent
coridition $5,995. After 5:~ 1977 VOLARE - automatiC,
and weekends, 882-8090
~wer
steering
- brakes,
AM/FM tape, good trans1982LN-7, every available opportation $1,000. 77&-4119
tiOn 8,000 miles,
black,
showroom cQndi.tion. ~,700. 1974AUSTIN Martin 4 door,
882-3164.
immaculate condition, gas
saver, garage kept, made in
1982SEVILLE Elegante. DieEngland, Florida car, no
sel astro roof, CB, touring
rust, $1,200 or reasonable ofsuspension
transferable
fer. Call 372-0649 between 4
warranty, llkenew, $17,000.
p.m .. 8 p.m. only.
882-8844 or 839-5800.
11-eAR1
FOR SALI
11-eARS
FOR SALE
1976 CORVETTE, excellent
cond1tion, low miles, t.tops
and moon roof, aluminum
wheels. 772-:1)14.
uno
CAR parts:
Cougar left
door, Opel Manta left front
fender,
Maverck/Pinto
wheel covers,
new 13"
spoked wheel covers, 14"
4
poly tires cheap! "8614.
1979 CHRYSLER Newport,
door, excellent condition,
$4,200 884-2167
1980 CADILLAC Coupe de
VUle, beige, leather, very
sharp, one owner, always
garaged 884-1t35
1974 PINTO No rust,
California
car, $875. 3729884, 521-1927
1978 MUSTANG - V-6, four
speed,
power
steering,
power brakes,
AM/FM,
runs good. No rust, asking
$2,800 372-8901.
1979 HONDA Accord LX - 4
door, real clean, factory air,
must be seen, $2,800 firm
1978 TOYOTA Celica GT,
Call 372-0649 between 4 p.m
beauty! 5 speed, air, power
- 8 p.m. only.
brakes,
power steering,
1979 DATSUN, 280ZX, 2+2,
rear defrost, light tan with
G.L Edition, all options,
sport stnpe. $3,600. 644-3410,
mint condition, excellent
649-4755after 6.
tires, factory !>poke mags,
runs perlect Well cared for 1975 CORDOBA, good condihon Must sell $1,200 or best
$6,795. or offer 771-0190.
offer after 5 p.m. 881-3796.
1974 CUTLASS runs well,
clean, rust, nules, $700 77&- 1976MALIBU ClasSIC, 2 door,
blue, best offer 882-5250
2702 One owner
1970
BUICK Electra
$225
1972300 SEL 4 5 leather , stamRuns good 886-8919.
less ~teel exhaust.
new
tires, loaded
$6,850 885- 1978 SEVILLE - triple yel6543
low, leather, loaded, 35,000
miles, 885-3329.
1983Z-28,lowmtleage,loaded,
521-3313.
1977 CUTLASS.
Excellent
,
condition,
low mileage,
1976 MERCURY Monarch
AM-FM, air, $2,600 or best.
Low mileage, automatic,
881-97$2. •
power,
good condition,
$1,100. Days - 882-4127, after 1976MARK IV very good con6 pm. 44&-2533
dition,
some rust.
One
1978 GHIA Mustang - red,
excellent
body, sunroof,
new transmiSSion, 6 cylinder, 53,668 miles $3,200best offer 776-1973
owner Best offer Mornings
884-5189
1981MUSTANG, 2 door power
steering/brakes,
great con.
ditlon.,CalI 776-M39, or 8815174.
A GREAT car at a great
1982FORD Escort L - 4 door,
price! 1981 BUICK Electra
gray with red mterior,
diesel. ~,200 or best 8841978 DODGE Challenger,
17,000 miles, automatic,
BGlM.
power
steeringfbrakesf
GRUB STREET
power steering,
AM/FM,
windows/mirrors,
AM/
rear wiper and defroster,
A BOOKERY
FM 8 track,
cloth
m.
FOR
1979
MUSTANG
AM.FM
air
conditioning,
$5,495
17194East Warren,
terior, low mues, $3,000.
cassette,
air,
4-speed,
~0769 days, 886-0505even.
near Cadieux
882-3993, 77+2454 evenings
CLASSIFIED ADS
2-door, 58,000 miles. Good
ings.
Detroit, MichIgan
1982COUGAR
GS, navy blue,
condition, $3,000, 881-3145
882-7143
CALL 882-6900
1979CAMARO Berlinetta, one
after 5
with dark blue interior,
owner original 42,000 miles.
powef
steering/brakes,
1976 LINCOLN Contmental
Wanted to Buy
Mint. 882-5558.
CADILLAC
CIMARRON,
AM/FM. 4 door, excellent
Mach
IV
Cartier
edition.
Holland & Holland, Boss,
1983, red, 5 speed, sunroof,
condition ~,450. 881-4518.
Absolutely beautiful, body 1975 CHEVY Vega 64,000
Purdy
tilt wheel, cruise, Cadillac
miles 4-speed, body in good 1956 CHEVY, 4 door, runs,
in
showroom
condition
Parker, Wmchester, LC
executive,
11,800 miles,
shape $600 823-3388.
Has all the extras. Asking
Smith, Fox
needs brakes, $850. Diana
$11,100. Mint condition.
$3,900 884-9458. Can be CORDOBA 1983, celan, 5,000
Grlffm & Howe, Inc
886- 5991. "
881-2314 after 6 p m.
seen
at 21838 Van K,
Established 1924
mdes 881-6246between 5 - 7
MUST sell! 1980 4-door VW
(Woods).
589 Broadway, NY, NY 10012 1978 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass,
pm.
Rabbi!~ air conditloning,
good
COndition,
good
run(212) 966-5323
1982 HONDA
Accord,
2 1979 LTD. Wagon - fully
AM/FM, au~omatic,
new
rung. $3,000. 792-1958.
TOP MONEY PAID
door,
stereo,
5 speed
loaded, hghted door locks,
tires, brakes', shocks, alter.
Former Gun DIVISion,
1983 CADILLAC COU2.e de
$6,400 or offer. 824-2482,
C.B., air, left shocks, low
nator, ~~tery hoses, excelAbercrombie &r: Fitch
Ville
Cabriolet.
Fully
. 44&-7467.
miles, like new, $4,995. 77~
lent condition. 823-6868.
equipped. 445-2704; ~732().
1130.
1959 WILLY'S Jeep, red WIth
COLLECTOR would like to
1979
SUBARU
Deluxe,
1981 PONTIAC Grand Prix,
soft black top, new tires, 1974 PLYMOUTH Satellite buy U.S and foreign stamps
AM/FM, rear, defroster,
W
29,000
miles,
all
extras.
carpeted
interior,
radio,
good running V-8, $3SO, 8814-speed, like new $2,450
and U S coins 469-0906.
$6,800. 751-5838 after 6 p.m,
runs well, good condition
9765 after 4:30.
527-0781.
Best offer. 886-8968.
1ln4 B.M.W. 2002, top condi.
1977 PONTIAC low mileage,
1ln5 DODP~ Charger - suntlOn, best offer, 1-662-9732, 1977 PONTIAC Grand Safan
WILL purchase
and pump
excellent
condition,
884roof, stereo, power seat.
car can be seen 10 Grosse
from your tank
station wagon. Has all op2290
s/windows, excellent condiPointe anytime.
tions, extremely
depend882-9420
tion, lI86-t437.
1982CAMARO,4Speed, V-6, 17
able car, good condition,
1977 PONTIAC Astra wagon,
1977DODGE
Aspen - 4 door,
options,
m}lst
sell.
881-~987
P,408. 1185-3815.
SHOTGUNS and rifles want~.
air, good condition. $1,300 .
liW1tblue, $1,200. firm Call
MONTE
Carlo,
1978,
38,000
- Parker, Fox, Smith, Wm885-3019
1966 OLDSMOBILE CUtlass,
alier 5, 1185-7156.
nules. Excellent conditlon.
chester and others Private
78,000 miles, body fair,
1980 MAZDA 626 - excellent
$4,000. 882-4678 after 6 p.m
PONTIAC, 1977, Ventura, 2
collector 478-5315
$250. 8IM-3559.
condition, 5 speed, AM.FM
door, 6 cylinder, automatic,
1978 MERCURY
Cougar
stereo, plus many extras,
low miles ,litUe rust, perlect
1977 DATSUN 286-Z, excelANTIQUE OR COLLECTXR7, Bill Blass edition. Full
transportation
for winter,
lent condition, 59,000 miles,
$4,250. 886-6188 Call afte~ 6
IBLE DOLLS SUCH AS
power,
excellent
condition,
p.m
$1,100. 771-8953.
sunroof, black interior, air,
MADAME ALEXANDER,
886-5917
two. tone paint, beautiful
BARBIE, ETC
1983 CHARGER, 2.2, black/
1975 VAUANT - 6 cylinder,
car, $5,000. 882-7092.
Iln2 NOVA - Very clean, see
gold
stripes,
7,600
miles,
air,
53,000 actual mUes, 21 mpg,
757-5568
at
Midas
muffler.
Warren
at
automatic, custom stereo,
well maintained,
great
1983 PONTIAC 6,000. Gray,
Cadieux
$1,950
loaded, beautiful car, aprear louvers, $7,500. 77~4144
shape. Asking $1,750 885WE BUY AND SELL COLor 979-8780.
proximately
9,000 miles,
1979 CAMARO Z.28 T-tops,
0003.
LECTIBLE PLATES, FImoonroof, 881-4817.
power steering/brakes,
air, 1lnOOPAL wagon, stick, new
GURINES,
HUMMELS,
1978 FORD Window van
$4,700 or best, 884-9117
DOLLS AND PRECIOUS
Automatic,
air,
cruise,
1976 BUICK Electra Limited
clutch and transmission,
MOMENTS 771-8405.
Excellent
condition,
low 1974 '4 door Plymouth, sate.
AM.FM tape deck, $4,650.
$350 or best offer, 882-4469.
mileage. No rust 778-5452
777-4065
Ihte, 10 top condition WIth
ROYAL Doultons, Hummels,
low mileage, no rust. $1,200 BUICK 1980 Regal Limited,
after 6.
1983BMW 533-i. black with red
SteUben, and other hne
lady's car, garage kept, low
Also
for sale are 4 D78-14
FINEST quality Japanese
leather
interior.
14,000 1983 CELEBRITY,
collectibles.
miles, many extras excel.
power
snow
tires
in
excellent
conand
Chmese
IVOrIeS, DuMouchelle's Art Galleries
nules, loaded. Call Mr. Is.
steering,
power brakes,
lent condition, $5,175. 779dition.
881-3588
mail, 881-620010 a.m.-S p.m
ClOisonne, porcelain
18th
963-6255
4780.
_
AM.FM stereo,
loaded.
Century Georgian sterling
Monday through Friday.
Fury 1976 4
Must sell 779-9186; 771-0329, PLYMOUTH
WANTED
Rmestone
JewelGlass, lamps, clocks, plus
door, V-8, automatiC, air,
ask for Joe.
1982 MONTE Carlo power
ry All costume Jewelry,
CARS - TRUCKS
many fme antique accesAM-FM, power steering,
steering.brakes,
air,
stereo
also garnets VA3-4888, 772ELDORADO 1980 Diesel, hke
new - used
sories. By appOintment,
power brakes, vinyl top,
cassette.
After
6
p.m.
lI821155
new, 29,000 miles, leather,
345-4411
MARY BODKIN
43,000 miles Beauty inside
7024
loaded, $8,850. 886-1471.
AL LONG FORD
and out. $1,250 821-9558
WANTED Small size sofa bed,
KENJ.IAAY KAGE •.1
13711E. 8 Mile
good condition, please 8lI5- 1ln8 MGB - excellent contll. 1974 FORD Country Squire, 9 PONTIAC
Ventura,
1972,
tlon
Asking
$4,000,
after
5
at Schoenherr
4805
passenger station wagon, 1
ANTIQUES
needs some work, $400 or
pm 751-5717, ~17sa.
owner,
good condition.
best offer. Lmcoln ContiOpen. Wednesday, Thursday,
777-2700
WANTED Girl's <21 or 3T)
63,000 miles, loaded, call 9
nental, 1974, excellent conWInter dress coat 886-2004 1979 CHEVY Caprice Classic
Friday, 12-4 p m
a.m
.•
5
P
m
881-0660
loaded,
excellent
condition,
dition, 54,000 actual, $2,800.
Saturday, 9 am -4 p.m
WANTED
Royal Jackson
low miles, must see. 88&- 1967 G T O. 400 - 4 barrel,
886-7546.
FLEA MARKET
1240
chma - by private party
blue, southern
car, very 1977CORDOBA, power steerEVERY SATURDAY
Any amount 468-M53
good condition,
$2,000 Or
SUNBIRD 1979- 4 cylinder, 4
ing, power brakes, air, good
WE BUY AND SELL
best offer. 891-0457.
speed, power steering, steel
WANTED
Old bed sheets,
condition, $1,900 or best ofCadieux at E. Warren
belted
whitewall
tires,
any sIZe up to one dollar
fer, 371-1359.
1981 FORD LTD Country
882-4396
AM.FM cassette
stereo,
each 886-3537
Squire station wagon, load1982GRAND
Marquis Formal
rear defogger, very clean.
ed with options, like new
roof, alummum
wheels
$3,300 772-2360
10~TORCVCLES
condition, low miles, best
Loaded, 446-4637, <days),
FORSALE
offer
882-9548.
1983 LINCOLN, 4,000 miles.
1920's thru 1960's eras
886-4057 (evenings)
Call 540-6900.
Costume jewelry, beaded and
1979 HONDA Civic, 4 speed,
1977
SUZUKI
250
traJl
bike
AMC Hornet Sport - about,
sequenced dresses, skirts,
AM-FM stereo cassette;
1983 MERCEDES
380 SEC,
1,200 miles $699 881-9355
Iln5, onginal owner As IS
sweaters and tops Fancy
new clutch, brakes
and
12,000 miles Call 540-6900.
$750 or best 882-5531.
moh81r and cashmere swea.
more, very good condition,
118's,98's AND
1ln2 CHEVY Impala - air,
ters, shoes, purses
and 11-eARS
1975DODGE SWinger onginal
must sell, $2,800 or best,
CUTLASSES IN STOCK
power
steeringl
power
FOR SALE
belts Good condition
1IIJ2.55OlI.
owner, air, sunroof, new
brakes, stereo, new tires,
172-2200
Highest prices paid. Tempo
battery, new brakes
8841974 THUNDERBIRD,
good
runs good. $450. 815-4734.
1983 FIREBIRD
SE, t.tops,
StudiO 544-8146; 883-3842
0962
runrungcondltion,
many
oppower seats, power locks, 1981 CHEVETTE - 2 door,
tions, has some body rust
power wmdows, tilt, cruise,
DENLEY'S
hatchback,
4 speed, low
$700. 77'9-4287.
cassette,
305,
V-8
every
miles, excellent condition.
ANTIQUES
other ophon 11,000 mdes.
1975 MU!rrANG II - hatch$3,200 77~4514
Furmture,
clocks, Decoys,
$11,300 372-0738
back, V-6, automatiC, new
toy, and pnmltlves
27112
urn COUPE de Ville Cadillac,
all season tires, Ziebarted,
1979
IMPALA
statIOn
wagon,
Harper, between 10 and 11,
very good condition, $4,200
rear defogger, AM-FM casV-8,
air
conditIOning,
9-5 Monday through Fnday
After 4 p m m-24M.
sette Must be seen to be apcrUise,
tilt,
power
door
Call first for Saturday
preciated. 88frOO97
Ul'la,
locks Very clean 52,000 LINCOLN Continental
hours 772-9385
town car, dark blue cab- 1175 CAMARO Rally Sport,
nules $3,450 372-0738
WE BUY AND SELL
rOilet roof,
hgM blue
power steering, brakes, atr,
1975
CHRYSLER
New
EXPtRES 11-30.63
metallic body Excellent
354 barrel, 4 speed, new
Yorker Not running $200
condition,
fully
loaded,
orig.
MISCELLANEOUS Antique
shocks,
exhaust,
uses
regu773-8692 after 4 p m
lnal owner. $5,IlOO or best of.
furniture - dresser, secre
lar gas, good condition,
Fully loaded, VB, power
tary, chair, milk can After 19fi'7CHEW-lmpal-a ,-8-c-y-h-n fer. 1184-0475
$2,500 • best After 6 p m
der Very good runmng con- VW Bug 1966 - hke new, low
4 p m 885-2131
lIM-2970.
Windows,
locks, cassette
ditIOn 884-4066
mileage,
mechanically
tape, much more Stock
1.0 CUTLASS Brougham,
sound, 88S-89lI9.
No 3375
FURNITURE reflrushed, re- 1975 MERCEDES Benz, 300D
28,000 miles, excellent conall power, good condition
paired, stnpped, any type
dition, aU power plus 4451979 TRANS AM - TA 66, 4
MONTHLY
Call 468-3551 after 4
of canmg Free estimates,
2310 after 6 p m weekends
speed, 4 wheel disc, WS6,
474-8953
AM/FM
cassette,
CB,
air,
1974 MERCEDES 240D ~ air,
1179 OLDS Cutlass Supreme
tilt, delay wipers, stored.
automatic, dark blue, extra
- 2 door, air, AM.FM ste.
AN'I'IQUE clock repaIrs, all
~,500
firm
777-3914.
clean 882-7584
reo, rustproofed, 6 cylinder
styles
and maKes plus
FUlly loaded, AM/FM stereo
cassette ETR radiO, V8,1h
only 37,000 miles, showroom
newer clocks 822-3859
I-ART1CLIS
I-ART1CLES
landau top, all power, much
condition. $5,150 or best ofWANTED
WANTED
fer. 751-1336
more Stock No 3076.
IiIONTHL Y
COUNTRY & FORMAL
FURNITURE &
1113 CHRYSLER LeBaron ACCESSORIES
"48 rnonltlly plyfMnta lit ••fIIl. ........ t wtth zet'O down
3,500 miles, 2.2 engine, 2
ptu. MOUrIty, IIcenM tr8mlt" Ilnd Ia •.
door, wtite-maroon
velour
PRIEBE, SCHMIDT &
purchased for cash (I' awailed
interior
Air, cruise, elec.
HANN
estates also desireQ'in home OOnIuItatiolll.
tric rear defogger, AM-FM
5046 W Michigan Ave
JOHN KING
stereo,
tape deck, rust.
Between 1-94 and US-23
proofed $9,000 11 a m - 10
on Highway 12- YpSilanti
961-0622
p.m. '77'&-5701.
434-0060
• Cllp and Save this ad •
1981 CHEVY Caprice Classic
4-doordiesel,loaded.
Excel.
lent condition, new tires.
Must sell, $4,000. Call weekdays. 9-5. 77'9-5900.
FUEL Oil
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SEE
RAY
CAMPISE
WANTED
DRUMMY
OLDS
NOW AT
SELLING OUT
30/70%
-
'"
881-8082
BEAUTIFUL Antique carved
oak buffet With fretwork
carvmg, large oval mirror EASTSIDE bookseller desireb
With Wide bevel, set of 6 oak
signed llmtted editions, fme
press back chairs
With
Illustrated chtldren's literacaned seats, excellent con
ture,
art, photography,
dltion, 48" round oak table
Americana
Detroit, CiVil
With claw feet and leaves, 2
War Occult, Avant Garde
ash wardrobes
LIt., mlhtary
county hisMATERIALS UNLIMITED
tones,
phIlosophy
and
2 West Michigan Ave
worthwhile books for collecYpsilanti, MlCh
tIOns m all categories
Cash
Open Monday thru Sunday
paid and Immediate
re10 a m -5 p m
moval
1-483-6980
-
TWO S",weJ rocker, (air conmUon Needs paddmg good
for bo\"S room 1 large, leaf
raker~ good betund nding
NEW _never used adJustable
mo",-er 821-3092 mornlllgs
fold 109 walker, cast $75.
or e\'erungs
Will sell for $35 or make ofLIVING Room sofa, 2 chairs,
fer 8ll6- 2596
living room drapes, pots, ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE
MODEL 9500phonemate tele.
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
pans, dishes, sllvereare,
phone recorder complete
1026 6th Street
utensils 44&-9833
with remote control and
Port Huron, Michigan
HOME
sale
silver
service,
tape umt m hke new condiSaturday, November 12, 1()'8
Fostoria glassware,
antition Reasonable call 839pm
ques, art, craft, tables,
Sunday, November
13, 10 6
5458.
lamps, plants, baby scale,
pm
FURNITURE Sale. Some anmuch more. Some very nice
tiques, 5 piece bedroom set,
11742 AdnusslOn - 5O~ with Uus ad
gifts.
Christmas
Plan to spend the day
chairs, tables, lamps, bar,
Mobetween
Whitehill
Free
map at Show hstllig 18
china cabinet 882-0203
rang-Whittier, no Pre-sales
Antique shops open m area
saturday,
11).4
BEDROOM SET, complete
ANTIQUE Show and Sale Or<double); $200; also, anlT
BABY
chard Mall. West Bloomther double bed complete,
field, November 17th - 20th
FURNITURE
$75. n7-4065.
Dunng
Mall hours
EQUIPMENT
MEN'S Leather 0/4 coat, gold,
qwlt lined, llke new, $250,
AU ~ Retail Price
A Premier Event
Reed jackets, long, blue , Youth bed, cribs, electric feed.
$100; short-maroon
$75;
ing dishes,
umbrollers,
OlOE INN
good condition, 526-77'!1.
standard strollers, 4 styles of
ANTIQUE
SHQ\N
changing
tables,
scales,
DINING Room Set, C1930
Gerry backpacks, chrome
$600, large table, 6 chairs ,
buffet, china cabinet, 41n. highchair, youth chair, boosDEARBORN INN
ter seats, SWlngs, port-a9050, 9 a m - 5, 676-367 5
20301 Oakwood Blvd
beds, Johnny Jump Ups,
after 6 p.m.
Across from Greenfield
mesh or wood playpens, car
G E , avocado, portable, de Village
seats, sterilizers, lamps, inluxe butcher block top load (ant seats, botUes, walkers,
NOV. 18, 19, 20
I erd1shwasher.
Only used 0n •ti.lbs;"boUnc1ng seafs and
FRI , SAT, 12-10, SUN 12-6
hohdays. $175. 839-1556
more.
AdmiSSIOn $350
USA Buildings - agncul
MOMS' TOY ATI'IC
tural-commercial,
full fac
A Toy Resale Shop
EXCltmg, NatIOnally
tory warranty,
all steel
882-7631
16637E Warren
Acclaimed Show
clear span, smallest build
36 Exhibitors, 17 States
mg 30 x 40 x 10, largest 70 x DOUBLE Comforter, pillow
cases, sheets, bed ruffle,
135 x 16. 30, 40, 50, 60 f t
WIdths m vanous length!>
curtains, pmk, used, $40. Featuring an outstanding selection of the finest an.
Call 24 hours 1-800-482-4242 lm-6672
tlques of the 18th and 19th
ExtenSion
540 Must se II ANTIQUE
Hand
carved
century (or the discerning
cheap Immed.Jately, WIlld e
blanket chest, china cabinet,
collector
liver to bwldmg site
dresser and mirror, gateleg
BEA
UTIFUL antique Smger
table and miscellaneous.
SEARS Coldspot,
2 doo r
sewing
machine
With
~3609
frost-free WIth ice maker ,
wooden cabinet and brass
like new, $245 B8S-0079
GAS Log Glowfire, 24" VAR,
ornaments.
Best offer.
like new, $65, lI82-4425
775-4396
MOVING SALE
cord
, ,,=, •
GROSSE
l-AR'nCla
THREE
•
DRUMMYOLDS
* 9•~ 10
)/
FINANCING
GMAC
DIRECT LEASE
NEW '84
98 Regency Brougham
$27496
NEW'84
Toronado Brougham ~
28752
I
BOOKS/USED AND RARE
ASK FOR RAY CAMPISE
DRUMMYOLDS
n2.2200
I
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12D-LAKE AND
RIVER PROPERTY
mi
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1980 MUSTANG hatchbdck, 4
speed,
good
conditIOn,
$3,500 881-1174
1977 PONTIAC BonneVille
Green,
power steermg,
power brakes, AMlFM ra.
dio, all', hlt wheel, power
locks, wmdow defroster,
low miles, excellent conditIOn. nl-9343 -
BUSINESS and
INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES
ExclUSIvely
SALES - LEASES
EXCHANGES
VIrginIa S Jeffries, Realtor
882-0899
TECH
Crescent
Development, 9,000 Square Feet, 2
stores, warehouse, partially
1977 JEEP Fenegade
New
rented, holdmg for user.
brakes and headwork, deInvestor,
very near both
pendable, $2,500 firm 884tech centers,
very good
9580.
condition, some refrlgerat
AUTdMOBILE
owners - As
ed eqUIpment
Included,
low as $31 quarterly, buys
pnced nght, pays for Itself
basjc automobIle
Illsur.
Owner 881-8498
ance 881-2376.
PRIME Northeast
area CIERA
1982 Brougham
near Grosse Pomte and 1-94
2-door
Power
steering
expl essway, 6 umt bUlldmg,
cnllse, tJ1twheel, air, power
5 umts produce over $1,100
lock power WIndow, electriC
per month IIIcome WIth a
trunk lock, stereo,
tape
2,000 square foot u~el umt
deck, pulse Wiper, tint winSUitable for medical cllmc,
dow, rear defogger
884office
or beauty
shop
1773
FleXIble
Land Contract
1977
CHRYSLER
New
terms 885-1220
-- Yorker, gold, excellent con. --------dltlon, wife's car, 50,000 GROSSE POINTE PARK 12-two bedroom umts, no
miles, gold velour interIOr
vacancy, remodeled, Land
$2,500. 882-3812.
Contract terms
Good IIIvestment return
11B-CARS WANTED
SCHULTES REAL ESTATE
TO BUY
881-8900
----
I'
13--REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
TOP $ $ $ $
FOil ;yOur Junk.,q~,
Unwanted Cat",
••)1,.
~ULL AUTO PARTS
a,l'Pm
894-4488
JUNK OR wrecked
cars and
trucks
Top dollar paid
-'E6-4529 or 777=!3~
_
'NJp Dollar paId for your used
car trade-IO
Bill 372-9884,
~21-1927
11e-BOATS
AND MOTORS
18038 MACK, Grosse Pomte
~It~ . 1 floor ofhce bwl9wg,
3,570 sg.,uare feet A"'t1'b'ftices
'()reil1ed. 'Sid&'lot'uiCTli'Helf:
L8}\ltCorltr8.ettei'ms",
.,
15015E 7 MIle - 1,900 square
foot rented offIce with ad
jacent parking lot Near
Hayes. $37,900
YOUNGBLOOD REAL TY
886-1000
OUTER DRIVE - Warren
Ave Bulldmg WIth 1,950 sq
ft , new carpet, roof, aIr
conditioner, electncal. lav
SpacIous 1 bedroom apartment on 2nd floor
TAPPAN & ASSOC 884-6200
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26' SKIFF
Craft
Sport GROSSE POlllte offIce bUild109 near the Village 3 levels
Fisherman, 1982, flybridge,
of offices fully renovated 111
Dual stations, loaded, hke
and out 2150 square feel
new, 100hours, 824-3546
Parkmg for 10 cars Beautifully decorated for the pro
1941CHRIS Craft ClaSSIC ExfesslOnal 881-4200
cellent condItIOn. must see
to appreciate,
$4,500 979JOHNSTONE &
JOHNSTONE
1920
11F- TRAILERS
AND CAMPERS
HAULMARK TI aller-l
year
old. 7' x 14" WIth Side door.
surge brake, $2,000 774
1130
FOR RENT
GROSSE
POlllte
Park
Storefront
ApproXimately
20 by 35 for rent, $150 plus
security depoSit Good location
CROWN REALTY
821 6501
UTILITY
Trailer
Cole
mens versa.trauer,
haul It 12F-NORTHERN
yourself Cords of wood, col
PROPERTY
lege movmg; garage sales,
campers, <f() It yourselfers
GAYLORD
920 Ib capacIty Spare tIre
HUNTERS DELIGHT
$325,331-196'1.
2 bedroom furmshed cablll at
Ranger Lake. Land Con.
4x8 UTILITY trader. WIred
tract
$12,000. near state
almost new tires, $165 886land
1914
80 acres surrounded by state
land. excellent deer hunt.
12~VACAT10N
mg. Land Contract, $39,900
PROPERTY
11 9 acre horse farm, beautiful 3 bedroom home With
fIreplace
In master bedLAKE Okeechobee Flonda
room. $69,500
Double WIde mobIle home
For InformatIOn Call
on large lot. 2 bedrooms. 2
Bob Brabb
full baths, all appliances Ill.
517732-6464 or 517-732-9274
, eludes washer, dryer. car
Gla<;ser Real Estate Inc
pet,
drapes.
'icreened
porch, cafoj)ort, a fantastic
13-REAL ESTATE
retirement
,Or vacation
FOR SALE
home for ohly $32,500 821
!766 ~v~tung~
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
4
SCHUSS Mountam chalet, 4 Woods Lane Atlractlve,
bedroom
bnck Colomal,
bedrooms, 2% baths, fully
approximately 2.800 square
furlllshed, largest. hIghest
feet, 3'h baths. hardwood
lot III area SWIm, golf, skI
floors, wet plaster. spIral
IW9uced tO$69.500 445-21lk)
stal rway, closets galore.
--,"t- - -~ :- -- -Owner mu,;t sell Call today
PORT Rfche~ • FlOrida.
for appollltment
lUXUriOUs
on
canal
CENTURY 21
Furmshed
2 hedrooms.
2
ALEARDI
bath,; carporl
complete
7n 7510
club Faclhtle,;,
$59,500 8:~-8800
8~1.4679
.
*
11A-cAR
REPAIR
JI
TRANSMISSION
EASTSIDE
16301 MA<;K at 3 MI
, ••••
OA8 Till
WORK GUAUNTEIO
•••• 5959
GROSSE POINTE
WOODS
1727 Anita. :\ !Jpdr(){)m
"tory. many pxtrac;.
appliann>" included By
Ownpr. 8R2-4..14..1 days.
RH6-36S2 pVPl1inq".
. )1'1
OPEN SUNDA.V 2-5
2!4i4
•
4
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE
13--REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
13--REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
BY OWNEH - BeautIful con
l':IGHT Umt apdrtment bUIldOWNEH~ An"lOu" - 4200
DETROIT
domJruum Prime location.
Audubon Blick Tudor, St Be<lutlful 2+2 bedroom brick
mg, $22.800 GIO"" Cdll for
M Clalr Shore!>, a.,!>umable
FOn QU ICK ~ALE
Clm e P dmh 3 bedroom'>,
brochure 774-0962
Income Separate furnace.,
L.llld ContI act 2 bedl oom,;.
!r.16UIIIVel.,ltv III GI n.,.,e
f,1I1111yI nom, new electn
<lnd utlhtle., All Jpphdn(e.,
GHO~~l'~ POINT!': ~HOHES
utility loom. drape.> IIIclud
POllllc' City
(,II. new fUI ndce, ncw
[Il eplace, central all' HUll y SP<lCIOU.,.(u.,tom. 3 bedr oom
eo Mu~t SacrIfice 776-5155
...tOI
,lIId ...u cen... hdl d
Ch .II mlng, I I)(' d loom IJIlL'k
tall today on tlu~ Jnve.,tOJ"
I aneh. 4th bedloom 01 IJ01 371 2992 after 6 p m
COIOIII,II nev. ('.II petllll(.
wood £lool". 2 (.II g,lIdgC,
"pecl .II Hedu ced (5906)
bldlY. fJmJly loom, full
kItchen I e( loom dlld I oof
fllll.,hcd ba"ement extl a lot
CADIEUX MACK - BlIck
d.,k fOl BJI b Penne(ouk
h<l.,ement Lovely ....edllded
hungalow 2 bearoom~. at
All 1m ge lot city C('11Ifl<'<I
No III okel'" 881-9752
7774940
Y..lld. With mglound ...wlm
tiC. ndtul dl fllcplace.
re
Open ~unddY 2-5 p m J\~
lrHO~"E POinte Pdlk Mdry
SCHWEITZIm
mlllg pool
(redtlOn
loom,
galdge
~UME dt $b5.000
1,IIId J oedl oom bllLk. new
HEAL ESTATE
45 ~OUTH EDGf>~WOOD
all ve $2'5.000 L<!nd Con
STIEBER REALTY
hdth . .,.dedllve,21Izcal
g,l BE'I TIm
HOMES
AND BY OWNJ-:H
884-28bl
$14 900 8228Mb
t I <!(t Tel m.> Ownel 294
C,AHDEN~
77.>-4lJOO
l..lge ,
HAH PEH Wood., - 2 beth oom
42.lb
OPEN ~undd) 2-5 19215 Ho.,
~HOHEPOINTf>:
Londom
14.15'J'HHEE MILE
,Ilunllnum bllng,1I0\I, tv.o
BY
OWNF.H No Hedltol., 3
wmmon 2 bedroom I dn(h
Huum 2 bedl oom In (,j
e DOCTOH~. Idwyel'> du_oun
.,lor~ gdldge. fenced ydrd
bedloom
brick <;:olonldl .
.,tyle 12 duplex ~hweltlel
POlllte Wood ... Flont Ulllt
t,lII\<' ~ou mu.,t .,ee thl., fd
I<ll'ge k IIehen
flm"hed
cent I,d .III. lowel level
881913J
bulou., 4 bedloom COIOl1ldl BEAUTIFUL
hd.,ement
With
hm
IIIce
.,Ile
5 bedloom
fdmll) loom. Ilh bath... 2'''l
1IIIh offl(e .,ulle dl!.Khed
lot $39 900 ,172 2'509 778
hll(k (OIOnldl In be.,t De
1'WO Holt, 9 Mile dnd jpflel
C<JIgardge. IIItelcom cen
lJnbelll'vdbly
pI Iced <It tlUit ,lied N,ltuldlfllepldU'
0648
COIl 7 ,Ind 5 I (JOIn... bll' k
d
II <II v<lcuum ...) .,tem. recent
~
$129000 Open ~un dy 3-5
upddted 77&-1657
fOJmdl dmlllg loom. pUr ....'1' ('LAIH
SIlOHE~
II
fUIn<l(e dnd loof $74 000
pm
01 b~ appointment
fe ....,IlJlldlly upddled kitchen
Mile 11.11 pel .l bedloom
886 4383 ,dlel 6
FIRST OFFERING
Woodue.,t Hedlt~ 885-1715
3
FIOlldd loom
mu ...t .,ee
IHlck I dnch III bath., 2 4
$44 000 Cdll Cdl olyn 01 Do
GHO"~E POINTl<: PAHK
CADII<:UX W,lIlendled-)Ifl
g,lI ,Ig(' ne" I (JO[ tllm ex
BABCOCK CO OP APTS
I een Hedl F..,ldle one. 296Audubon .,paclOu" 5bedl oom
,tOI Y bll(k bung,dov.. pd It
tl d.> fllll.,hed bd.,emenl,
Harpel
Woods - Wildwood
0010
Tudol
Llbl oil y. Flolldd
ly fIlII~hed Up~t..lll"', good
between
Harper.Mack,
5'4" A<;...umptlOn - Ldnd
loom 1full .I nd 2 h,df bdtlh
cOlldltlOn 977 1688
Conti ,Ilt ,1\ ..llldble $55.400
lalge 2 bedroom, fIrst floor.
CADIEUX MOldng Aled o\lllel 88287b!J 7780120
own wa~her, dryer
2 fll epl,lcc~
bedutlfully
CLEAN I bedl oom bll(k dnd
attl aLllve .1 bed I oom bll(k
Opal at Warren.Mack. 2 bedl,lIId"(dped. well m.,uldtea
,l1umlllUm 111m home III
Engh.,h COIOllldl EXLellent
\
LhedlJlle,,( ~"4'
fllhUIUlIg
ru(e I~<l~t lJellOlt ...UUdIVI
I oorn. V~IY dean
conditIOn Mu.,t ...ell he.,t 01 11,\!\Pt:n \\'ouJe, Condo
bedloom
applldnCe.,
C W BABCOCK AND SONS
dt $119,000
,IOn $44,500 FOI dppolnt
fel Conventlondl MOIlgdge
c1edn Mu"t .,ee. Immediate
777-3310
STIEBER REALTY
ment 7715915
01 Ldnd ContldLt
.1410726
occupancy 886-9057
I
evenmg.,
77'>-4900
By OWNER _ 794 Cantel
OWNER - 3 bedl oom~ 'I
161b HUNTINGTON
Glo" ...e
lJUly Glo" ...ePolllteWood.,
566 BAHHlNC,TON. (,HOS~E POINTE PARK
baths, fdmlly room. gl een
Pomte Wood ...bll(k I dnch, I
4 bedloom
!J11(k Colomal
Beaullfull)
mdmt,lIned dnd decorated English Colomal
hou~e
attached
to
klt(hen
bedroom., 2 bdUI., 2 cal at
\~Ith .,tudy !lvlngl oom. dill
LIVlllg 100m. fOImal dmlllg loom, beautiful updated
200 Ldkevlew 88'>-7890
tdched
g,lI Jge
famJ1~
IIIg 100m. fdmll) loom, kIt
kllchen 4 bedroom". flI t floDl AND basement fam
821-6500
loom \\el1 l,lI1d.,c"ped lot
(hen, fll epldce, fll ...t flool AHCHITECT O\~ned Engll~h
t Ily loom
Ledded gld., wllldow~ Bright. cheerful
TOM McDONALD & SONS
man~ e"tla .... Open ....unda)
IdundlY. 21l bJth~ 2 Cdl dt
Tudol,
3 bedroom .... }I2
room~ New roof eleclrlc garage door, beautiful
3rd GENERATION
2-4 1"01 fUlthel II1fol ma
tdched gdldge
UIlIVClslty
bdth~ central all. 2 flrepld
--tlOn, cdll
LIggett .11eiJ QUiet COUIt
land!>capmg I block flom Wmdmlll POInte Park
ces, updated kitchen dnd
FOR SALE, Buckmgham be
WEISS REALTY
v.alk tOdll.,choob, open Sa
$79,900
mOle 886-7807 4393 Ken
tween Mack dnd Warlen 3
8825900
tUlday ~unday I pm 105
BY APPOINTMENT
499-3593
.,lOgton
bedroom brick, 2 car gal
p m or ,Ippollltment
BBB
BY OWNER
NO BROKERS
age $16,000 884-3559
OPEN ~unddY 2 5. 22010 MM
2612
MUST Sell - movmg 4190
,.
----tel. St Clall ShOl e~. one of a
Bedford $41 000 Brick In
NOTTINGHAM, 5/4 mcome,
kmd I anch \\Ith wdool pool
A RARE FIND III NO!theln
MAKE THIS A CHRISTMAS HOME
come - '>-5. cdrpeted fIre
brick, excellent condItIOn,
$5,000 as.,umptlOn
Cod
Wdlren 2 famIly mcome, 2
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL
place formal dlOmg room.
$19,000 884-3559
Mal k Monaghan. S(hWelt
bedl oom~ each IImt. ~epa
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
ga~ heat. garage
Rent.,
BARLOW "'2 bedroom
brIck
lei 886-5800
I ate utilitIes and fUIndces
over $500 month
Owner
925 BARHINGTON, GROSSE POINTE PARK
tt
$18
- Mlllute~ to the Tech Centel
h
8812592
:
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a IC
, BY OWNEH, spacIOus one E,e(utlve
COIOllldl on St
Colomal. 4 large bedroom.>, master bedroom on mam
__ _ _ _
- -- -- bedloom condo With ldke
Clall Shores fme~t canal 5 FISHER
- Cozy Enghsh
flool. large hVlIIg room, formal dmmg room, large
Do you enJoy entertamwg?
view Cal peted. dll dppll
bedl oom~. 3'12bath~. family
Bungalow fedturmg 2 flreJr
kItchen WIth famIly room. 3 baths, entire house
ThIs IS a wonderful home fO!
ance.> all ('al POIt Excel
loom, flrepldce, centI al aIr.
lace~. updated
kItchen,
Iemodeled
Land Contract terms avaIlable
Must
pOpplllg corn III the fll ep
lent condItIOn Pool club
[II &tClOOIlaundry. walk out
beautIfully fml&hed base~ee to apPI eCldte. call between 8 am8 p m
lace or a formal Sit down
house Immechate
posses
basement
Ldnd Contrdct
ment set In English Pub
823 5971 By Owner Price reduced
dmner Only a stroll to pn
slOn A"kmg $48000 8B5
Term~
style
vatelakeflontpalkatendof
5454 __
B F CHAMBERLAIN
1323 KENSINGTON. GROSSE POINTE PARK
FARMS COLONIAL - EnJOy
street located nicest area of LEXINGTOr\.
2 bedloom
771-8900
3 good &IZedbedrooms. Ph
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
the
Shores
PrIced
at
bnck t anch. attached gal
1004 6 LA-KEPOINTE
_ 2
baths. many newer feature~
~
$89,900 (A-234)
age. Florldd loom gas heat
fdmlly flat WIth extl a lot
such a,; furnace. easy-care
Can you beheve It
Grosse
100x150' lot Lake acees"
~lde dllve and 5 car brick
sldlllg
paneled
FamJly
loom Truly a family home r
POlllte schools and priced at
--.!.-35!-7844'771 ~316
g,lI age!> Lo\\ er flat vdcant.
$34,900 Alummum 213 bed
ST CLAIR. led bnck 2 ,;tory
Land ContI dCt tel ms Low
LAKEFRONT
CONDO room bungalow wlth 21 H
VlCtollan Itdhanate
home
dO\1n P.l~ ment Mabardk
Bright 2 bedl oom Ranch loIivmg room and combmed
bUIlt III 1869 Solid brIck
8610000
cated 1II Harrison.
pleasutlhty/famJly
room Yel>
wallsoverafootlhlck
Good
GROSSE POINTE SHORES
antly decorated,
famJly
there's
even a garage
condItIOn 5 bedrooms up. 1 Cu"tom ranch, foyer. l!vlllg
room with fireplace
III
Clean and neat but seller,;
d own IIuge ponu..1 0 U)tl Id g~
loom. dllllllg room. fdmlly
basement
Ownel IS ready
,have outgrown home (H
WIth 5 aCIe~. asklllg $69,900
loom gal den loom. fIrst
to talk "Turkey' I
Old house charm - Move-m ConditIOn Space for gracI209)
IISe L C addltlOnal.lcreage
ClOOI laundl y 211z bath 3
ous entertallllllg 01 actIve famIly hfe, 560 sq. ft famIly
INDIAN VILLAGE - Albeit
Better take a look
tlus IS a
available
bedl oom,;. 884-3349
room additIOn. cherry paneled with skylights and fireKahn GeorgIan
Colomal
real
beauty
located
III
NORTH CHANNEL HEAL1 Y
pldce. cenll <II.111, enel gy efhclent. hvmg room With fIreGrosse
POInte
Woods
794-9231
3 BEDROOM Blick Idnch
quahty thru out, 5 spacIOus
Priced
at an affordable
IIdl pel C.ldleux SdcllfIce,
place. formal dmmg 100m, large master bedroom plus 2
bedroom,;. 512 baths 4 fIrep,,$47,900
PerfecIUO;I~\fst
OPEN SUNDAY 25 2167
$22.000 ca.,h Rent $380 d
Idces Locat,ect on ,U:QquOls
mOIl' beQrooms, ~,'Iz,bf}~~p,bnc~,p"tJP"/jOxl60 lot With 2
time hom,e~
iWm8 IS I !I'B~Ufiall' 'cliM:JTlifi~I'1 hed
, ,mp»\J"\\ ,3_~1
__2f,l9_, B_81_-?4i\~, III the Hedl ('of IndMn VII
\~1g~,p;tnl"~.,#A},iW,,H~Y~1
9PflI~~_LJ , ,
U:d
' U'JP~nolJdtrg>aI~~
~'onel
~-lage
'df'a~~h
front, natural fIreplace. up, GROSSE POInte Woods, 3
Must
bE.>
seen
GROSSE POiNTE
.
dated
kitchen
Great
bedroom brIck ranch,od na-d
Sellers are leavlllg kItchen
Call 882-2936for Appomtment
REAL ESTATE CO
apphances
Call today m
nelghboJ<; By Ownel 885
tural fIreplace, I em ele
882-0087
213)
1822
throughout,
no basement,
--------CITY OF GROSSE POINTE
Wmter IS commg I Put a log on
OPEN "2 _ 5 SUNDA Y
$50~OO3~3 O~7 after'6 p _m COUNTRY Estate - beautithe fIre and snuggle up m
21224 ROBIN COURT
~CHOENHERR. 7 MIle area,
ful 4 bedroom brick ranch
your very own home bUIlt 11 Mile/Harper a I ed AttrdC
2 bedroom aiumlllum ';Ided
on 31;2acres. 2'/2 baths, full
for present owner III 1950on
live 3 bedloom brick I anch
bungalow. move III condl
walk-out basement,
large
100 ft lot BrIck With
model'll kItchen.
2~2 car
tlOn $17900 88'>-2408. 521
pole barn Make offer Call
alumlllum
trIm WIth atgal age, hm<;hed basement
7895
LOUlse. Sanka Real Estate 727-2772or 46'>-0340
tached 12x12 breezewa) and
Be..lutlfully
Idnd,;cdped
Beacon HIli FII ,;t offellng by
-garage Ju~t north of 11 MJle
LJnd Conll act 1f'1 m ,lV,llld
ownel WIll ram<;burg ColoGORGEOUS
2 fdmlly
on
1
and
Jefferson
Asklllg
ble $55900
IIIdl 4 bedl oom." 2 2 baths.
Grayton
Great terms 1m
$59,900 (GP 224)
Re,ll E.,tate l\I.lIket
dlll actlvel~
decorated
mediate occupancy,
hre
Lake home - thl~ J<;a fOlced
445 l.lOO
LleJn No III okel., Senous
place, poSSIble tlul d aparlsale ApprOXImately $8.000
REDUCED OVEH $5.000
mqUlI e ...anI) l29-7205, 886ment
WIll take
offer
11'14'7c
FOR FASTEST SALE
&142
HANDLOS
mortgage
Located
Ju.,l SpolJe ...~ 3 bedroom
brIck
north of 12Mile Road Could
ranch featunng
a !latul al
BY OWNER
be great Investment
for
fll eplace III hVlllg loom full
790 UNIVERSITY PLACE
rIght party
finIshed
ba<;ement
With
Well mamtamed
four hedroom,
1'2 bath Colomal
Be the fIrst to see thls custom
fll epl,lce, garage. "Ituated
on a WIder lot, Glos,;e
Alummum "Ided and m.,ulated Large IIvmg room,
bUIlt 1,250sq ft ,3 bedl oom
POInte <;chools take key., .It
dmmg room, sewmg room Natural woodwork and
brick
ranch
Fllllshed
fll eplace Excellent locatIOn for &chools and VII
basement WIth bar and lav
closlllg
Ownel
\\111
lage
OPEN SUNDA Y 1-4
Lots of extra feature.> Call
negotiate.
Lnnd ContI act
telm,;
881 6920
for details and appOIntment
Located III newel a I ea of
(W 203)
GI o.,.,e Pomte Woods. 3 bed
CENTURY 21
room brick lanch country, i
NEW OFFERING
GOLDMARK
';Ize kItchen.
ddJdcent
2126 LOCHMOOR, GROSSE POINTE WOODS
__ 296-~10_ _
fnmily 100ln WIth nalurdl
OPEN SUNDA Y 2 TO 5
ST CLAIR
fireplace ]12 bath on malll
4 bedroom
country
e<;tate
floor. dttached
gar,lge
l'oUl bedl ooms, tl',O full bath,; 24-foot famIly room. large
located on Belle RiveI' 3 cal
owner Will help fmdllce
flm,;hed and ca rpeted basement. modern kItchen, hv.
attached garage, 2'h baths.
Charmmg 1 bedloom, m,lln
mg room WIth natural fIreplace, dmmg loom WIth
fireplace.
famIly
room
tance fIee nlllch newer up
bay wmdow newel' furnace and water heater Move
$118.000
d'lted klt(hen
pdl tlOned
In con<htlOn and PRICED TO SELL at $71.900 No
4 bedroom coloma! hou<;e 2
ba<;ement. det.lched
gnl
blokeI''' plea.,e 881 <)408
fireplaces,
form a I dllllllg
age O\'dler ,m>, IOU.,
room, 2'h baths. 1mge lot. a Walkll1g dl.,t,lIIce to ~l John'.,
custom home throughout
ho"pltal Like ke~., at clo<;$149,000
Ing on thJ~ ,I hedl oom bllck
GROSSE POINTE SHORES
GERALD M EMIG
bungalow
natural
lIre
BY OWNER
AGENCY
place
b,hemenl
2 C,lI
CLASSIC FARM COLONIAL
212 S ThIrd Street
detnched g,lI agc
ST CLAIR
CENTURY 21 Loc<lted 1'2 block from Lake,;hore drive. on an aUrac
329-2230, Evenmg<; 129-6254
UNIQUE
tIVf'!y landscaped 150 " 80 lot Offering the follow
lIIg features
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
778-4900
SADDLE LANE
CALL ANYTI"1fo:
\ful,;chler kItchen panelled dmlng room WIth fireplace
Beautiful four bedroom ColoBY OWNF:H
,lIld bUIll m gnll BeJutlful !Ivlllg room with par
mal, family room, fJrep
Countn 1"lench lanch over
quC'd Clool. 14 X 18 Lord ,md BUInham solanum/
lace, first floor laundry. 2112
lookjn~ :-'01 thC'rn MiChl
gl eenhou.'>e Flr"t floOl powder 1'00m Attached gar
bath. fll1lshed basement.
g,ln ... mo ...t pi P ...lIglou, golf
age With electriC door opener Up';tmr~. four bed
central
air, 21;'2attached
dnd coun!n
club 1 h('(l
loom., 'lOd two bath,;
garage 9='14% flllanclllg
room 2 fuil bdth,
"01<11
ASKING $156,900
STIEBER REALTY
("mlly <;unloom off kllchrn
OPEN SUNDAY 3 6 pm
775-4900
\\11thfll epla('e Manye'\cell
61 ROSLYN ROAD
tlOnal fe,tlure ... Vle\\ of
LAKESHORE VIllage. 2 bed
HovnE' .J11r1 Knub" Knoh 8fl2
room
energy
effICient
condommlUm on de'>lreable
<)12<l01' llil~'i2f} li7li2
MOVING OUT OF STATE
Ed,;el Ford Ct off .Jeffer
INCOME fOi ~,de - $19 <j()() 01
,;on ThJ<; redecorated Ulllt
he,;t o((rl
!IoC'\\IfUI nacC'.
AND PRICED TO SELL
mclude<; drapes. central air
\\ell
m ...ul.lted
n('\,I)
$78,900
and appliance,; ImmedIate
decorated
Mu<;l ...ee 881
occupancy 882-5770
MOl
PETOSKEY
CondominIum
BY OWNER 4177 Audubon
1974 J£:EP CJ.5, 6 cyhndel,
downtown
at Marina on
Three bedroom Colomal,
power steering, completely
Bear River 3 bedroom, 2 2'h baths, den, 2 flrepla(e."
restored and detaIled, re
bath, fireplace, appliances,
fInIshed basement 882-7610
d/whIte,
show
quality,
garage Real bargam, price
or 882-6219
$4,750 Call for honest description 777-1015
I'ed uc ed f or qUlc k sa Ie B y
TODAY'S BEST
owner 884-0788
1968 MUSTA-NG -ConvertIble
--BUYS
black body WIth Parchment
LAKE St ClaIr Vacantlot,80
GROSSE POINTE
top and mtenor, ovel $5,200
foot frontage by 800 foot
Illve&led, $4,20001' best offer
deep, near IS Jefferson,
GROSSE POINTE PAHK
Call m6450, between 8 30 very
private
$109,000 New lIstmg Three bedroom
5, ask for Jim or 885 1349
Owner, 772 1620 or 881 7382
smgle, new carpelmg, full
ba!>ement, gas heJt, .>Ide
after 6 p m
ALGONAC on Conner RIver
dllve, 2 Cdl gdrage. prlccd
1979 DE VILLE 74,000 mIles
and canal lot, 2 story older
to !>eJl, $32.000 ed.,y term~
$7,000 884-6101
home 5 bedroom!> up Sun.
GROSSE POINTE PARK
porch up, has spectacular
New LI&tlOg Commelcldl
1982 CADILLAC
wo-od,
view It Needs work A~klllg
b Id
t I
Brougham
D'elegance
_
UI lIIg apPloxlma
e ~
$79,900 11% Land Contract
4000
fill
b
ty
9,800 miles, Silver-grey III
,
squale ee . WI eu
terms'
t
f
d
h
t
I'
side and out, wire wheels
cer
I
Ie
.
w
a
a
pI
Ice
NORTH CHANNEL REA LTY
$39,000, telm.,
LIke new, $15,900 or best
526-3473
794-9231
GROSSE POINTE PARK
New Lu"tlllg. 5/5. 2fdmlly Clat.
OLDSMOBILE CutTas", 12E-COMMERCIAL
2 ga& furnace." !>Idedrive, 2
Silver, 4 door, $1,195, good
PROPERTY
car garage. new roof, new
conditIOn, 63,000 mIles, 882alumlllum ~Idlllg. priced to
6309
-------- --- --GROSSE POINTE
.>ell
at $37,000 Ea~y term~
1967MUSTANG, 49.000 miles,
KERCHEVAL
MARINE CITY AREA
good condition, restoreable
CommeH.lal bwldmg for sale
\\'OIkUlg {dllll fVI "dIe AlJ
$1,475 Arter 6 p m 881 3301
3000 sq it dIVIded mto 4 reproximately 30 ael e~ Fdl m
-----tail umts On-site parkmg
TRANSPORTATION !>peclal,
hou~e 149 yeal& old but
for 18 cars 50' of frontage
1973 Chevy Caprice, $350
great conditIon Twobaln~
next to popular restaurant
821-9218
chIcken coop. corn cllb
gUlage, It's a beauty $98.
$137,000 Terms
1976 MUSTANG 4 cylinder.
500, term& dvailable
TOLES & ASSOCIATES
60,000 miles, great condl
CROWN REALTY
885-2000
lion, $1,40001'offer 886-5114
Fleet
..
GROSSE
Thursday, November 10, 1983
11-eARS
FOR SALE
,
54
PRICE REDUCED
rn.,
o.,...
I
-'~~;..~~~r~~
WANTED
BUYING SWORDS
GUNS, DAGGERS
774-9651
WHY NOT
CONSIDER
RENTfNG YOUR
PROPERTY?
AND
HAVE IT MANAGED
IT'S A GOOD MOVE'
DILLON
PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
88J..4147
6676<) NEFF Hoad
[}tlpl('x
completely
refurbl,;hed
3
bedroom<; each 21'2 hath.,
each g<lrage ne\\ furna(e.,
OpE'n~unday 2to4 886-llBgq
NEW HOME
cm H r
(,10',',(' 1'01T1t(, f: <~, m.,
27i KE\;WOOJ)
PI IC('
dr<1'ot1(',11 hi , rducpd
\1\ offpr<; ('on"'Hle, pd
VOH i\PPOI!IoTME;\<T
7'120216
OPEN
C;lJNTM Y 2 OJ I' \1
.rIM ('LAHK BtJI1 (lEI{
New England Colomal 1409 Harvard po.,.,lble 11('(,
L,lIIo Contract
882 9044 AFTER 6 00 P M
OPEN SUNDA Y 2-5
(;ro, ...E'POlllte Fnrm, C<lpe Cod on cui de ...dC .,een
on 1lJ!l1Hou.,e Tour 1<j8()Wlh,on 20 '<26 cathedral
celhng hvmg room WIth flr('place and Paladlan
wmdow greenhou,;e Jenn All' stove 1st noor bed.
n,lIIce garden Dmmg room With ha) \\mdow and
flreplaco
Ilhr.lrY
Kllchen
famll~ room \...th
Window gre<>nho\l"e .Ieen AIr .,tove ht noor hed
room and bath 21<1rgpbedroom ...and bath Up.,!dlr,;
AI.,() brpezewa)
bl eukfa ...t deck pille paneled
ha ...ement recre<ltlOn loom a nd bar Step'> to Kerby
~hool
FOH APPOINTME:':IT CALL 882 6384
-----...-..~._----..-....----------.
GROSSE
Page Ten-C
13-ftEAL
15-BUSINESS
OPPORTtJNmES
ESTATE
FOR SALE
2G-Ge..ERAL
SERVICE
POINTE
Thursday,
NEWS
IMPROVEMENT
IMPROVEMENT
cle,lIed
<lnd COMPLE'rE PIANO !>ervlce
LETO BUILQING CO
HOMEOWNERS'
ConSider WANTED, $3,000 for !lO days, GUTTER~
BARKER
WIll pay back $3,500 Have
cle,med New!Judle'!> Flee
SINCE 1911
these examples
of insurCONTRACTORS
Tuning, rebUilding reflrush
e.,tln1dte
C,ill
824
4311
$12,000
secured
coUateroll
to
CUSTOM
BUILDING
ance protection
on your
mg Member Plano Techm
ModermzallOn • Alterations •
put up Grosse Pomte re!>.
REMODELING
home Only $167 per year for
AdditIOns • Family Rooms
clans Gwld Zt'Ch Bo~!>ner
REC ROOMS
$60,000 $218 for $80,000, $293
Ident 88&-6180
20A-CAf4PET
• Kitchens & Recreahon
7317707
KITCHENS
for '100,000 Thomas Insur.
LAYING
Area!>
8823222
ance Agency. Eastland Cen- 16-PETS
JAMES BARKER
PIANO TUNING dnd I epdlr
ter 881-2376
FOR SALE
886-5044
CARPET LAYING
109
Work gUdl anteed
HADLEY HOME
NEW AND OLD
GROSSE POinte City - 907
Member AF!\I Edll'dl d Fill.
•
Attics
&
Porch Enclosures
Beautlful
IMPROVEMENT
Stdtr!, Colipeted Shifted
Umverslty
Brick, 3 bed. COCKER Spamel!>ke 465~
• AdditIOns and Kitchens
buff
2
males.
10
week~
RepdJl !>of All T) pe.,
room, fireplace, deck, 2 car
INC.
• Commercial BUlldmgs
21B-SEWING
ChampIOn sired AKC !>hol"
ALSO
garage, new furnace, city
COMPLETE REMODELING
Cute as a button $200 839MACHINE
CAHPETING VINYL
certs completed,
$66,000
~ERVICE
JIM SUnON
4481, 921-1240
HARDWOOD
Kllchens Baths
881-7970
---1677 Brys Dnve
Sample!> Shall n In
AdditIOn!>Porche!>
COMPLETE tune up $12 95
EIGHT Month old kitten.
TU 4-2942
TU 2-2436
Your Home
All make.,
all dge., All
Attlc/Rec Rooms
1810 ALLARD, (Woods) Cus
male, dark grey wlIh black
BOB TRUDEL
Pdll!> !>toe!-ed 8857437
Aluminum Siding/Trim
tom bwlt bungalow, 3 bed
.,tnpes, wlute fdce. the!>t
KAISER
7747590 dol)!>,294 5896 cve~
Gulter!>/Down Spouts
rooms, Ph baths, fireplace,
PdWS Aftel 6 p m 1
21e-ELECTRICAL
~torm
Wmdow!>/Door!>
newly decorated,
central
CONSTRUCTION
794-5327
JEHRY'S CARPET
Rooflng/Shmgles/Hot Tar
all', fmlshed basement Call
SERVICE
Complete Home Remodeling
SEHVICE
ANIMAL HO~PITAL
Aluminum Sldmg and
882-1409 after 6 p m or
and Repairs All carpentry;
A I.Jttle black male dbandon In.,t,III,lIlOn - Hep,llI"
dll
Gutter
Cleamng
weekends
Plumbmg, roofmg, cement,
ed puppy would welcome
kind,
In home
."i1e.,
Fences/Repollrs of all kinds
WADE'S ELECTRIC
Windows, doors, Insulation,
gentle, lOVingdim!> Poor ht
\\dlehou.,e PIIU~!> (hel 20
13A-LOTS
Licensed and In!>ured
wather.proofmg,
security,
COMPANY,
tie
baby
needed
lot!>of
Cdre
\
I'
01
'"
ex
pen
ence
FOR SALE
886 0520
reSidential, snow removal,
,
776-3604
but he's dOing flOe now He
INCORPORATED
AND MORE! 6 years exJust needs d fanlll) Pled!>e
EXPERIENCED
bUIld In oIP
20B-REFRIGERATION
FAST 24 HOUR
perience m Grosse Pomtes
VACANT RESIDENTIAL
ca II 8ll2- 8660
pllolllce lll~tdJlel dbo co un
and DetrOIt For Free Est!.
AND AIR CONPROPERTY
SERVICE
tel top', .Jelln AIT ,md mil'
FREE to good 1'''1''(' t\\ n fe
IIltll~::. Call.
busmess
DiTiONING
REPAIR
50 foot frontage on reSIdentlal
lowave
Abo complete
884-9500
male calico !-Illen". !>I!>ter.,.
343-5008,after 5, 884-1138
street in the Park 175 feet
home Iepolll!> Dependable
4 month!> old FI dn. 774-3025 HIClIIJo" ~ dpphdllle ,('I \ Ill'.
deep Cash or Land Con.
COLVILLE
leh,lble, fdmlly man LI
after 5 JO
VOCCIA
center Sel vKe on dll mdJor
----- tract terms
cen.,ed AI,m 779-3306
ELECTRIC
CO.
BEAUTIFUL Cat. affectIOn.
applldnle!> IO(YI, gUdl an!ee
CONSTRUCTION
R.G. EDGAR & ASSOCIATES
ate lap-siller, good hdblt!>,
Range .... DI) ers, SerVice,
~OO79
DOUGLAS SHAW
CO.,INC,
needs lovmg home Due to
Doorbell.,
HOME HENOVATIONS
88&6010
• AddItions
20C-CHIMNEY
AND
allergIC chIldren 774-1667
VIOLATIONS
Complete
Remodellllg
Ser
• Dormers
FtREPLACE
FA~T EMERGENCY
, GROSSI: POINTE SHORES- TINY blac!- kIllen, reoldy for
vice!> QUdllty Finl!>ned
• Garages
REPAIR
~ERVICE
near the Lake
lOVing ne"" home
Call
Colipenh)'
Gro.,,,e POlllte
• Kitchens
100ft frontage
Susan Hartz olt 886-8982 01
774-9110
Refelence~
• Fireplaces
FIREPLACE,
wood !>tove!>
LtC Terms
see her at Hartz Household
Sdtl!>fdctlOn GUdl anteed
Brick and Cement work
011flue cleamng Caps <lnd
PALMS-QUEEN
Sale at 881 Washmgton on
S & J ELECfRIC
Bank fmancmg available
'>creens lIl.,talled In!>ured
885-5253
Fnday
or Saturday,
10
Resldenllal Commercial
Compfete
886-4444
no
mes!>.
Profe!>slOnal
Ma"
am -4 p m
No Job Too Small
Home Modermzation
ter
S\\ eep
Coachhght
885.2930
.m-2816
773.1105
NEW-dog hoUSe. medium size
MERRIWEATHER
HIli,
ADDITIONS. DECKS
Chllnne) Sweep Compan\
Reasonable 739-7305
Grosse POinte Farms. 75 x
885.3733
BATHROOMS
RETIRED
MAST~R
erectYII
QUALITY HOME Improve-------- 169, 882.1400
KITCHENS
clan Licensed VIOlatIOns I
ments - Drywalling, PamtShl-Tzu male - 2 years old.
WINDOWS
PORCHES
BURN
""ood
!>afely
thl!>
!>ea
Services lIlcreased
Also
mg. CeramiC Tiling and
papers, shots, $150 firm
GROSSE POINTE PARK.
COMMERCIAL
son Your chImney
and
"mall lObs TU 5-2966
Carpentry No job too small,
Call Lounce aftel 5 p m
Size 100x85 corner of Cad
REMODELING
flrebox need!> the care of a
At lowest prices. call Mike 884-8735
leu.x and Jefferson 886-3598
21D-TV
AND
plOfe ...SlOnal Cleaned and
LICENSED & INSURED
774-4514
RADIO
REPAIR
Inspected
With
no
me,,!>
no
'"
A FENCED
wooded
lot. »-GENERAL
GUY DeBOER
dust Insured
~624
772-3446
173x107. corner Woodlolnd
SERVICE
TOMA
J&J
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
Place and lake !>Ideof Jef
AMJ ELECTRONICS
CONSTRUCTION
773-1444
ferson Clt) Quamt. seclud
o N G CONSTRUCTION CO
TV !>teleo sales and ser.
ed street. W111bwld to swt
COMPLETE HOME
Masonry repairs, chimneys, CHIMNEYS
Fu epldles
\1(1'
Free
e!>tlmdte!>
Tom Gallagher
Builder
IMPROVEMENT
patios, porches Speclahzll1g
lepalred
,llld new Cup!>
Polnasonlc
To!>hlba Au.
882-7453
m Fieldstone fireplaces LI.,creen., tu(k pOinting Call
•
Vmyl
Wmdows
tho riled
!>en Ice. 20649
censed 839 9459
776-4529. 777 8352
• KItchens, Baths
Mack
Grosse
POinte
THREE Mile Dr - 2nd lot off
• Porches. Additions
Wood!> Monda)'-Fnday
HANDYMAN
With truck
Jefferson
Irregular
size
20E~NSULAnON
Fully LIcensed - Insured
9-7 Saturday 9-5 682-8540
Clean basements. garages.
250 foot deep. Grosse Pointe
etc Any hauling. odd Jobs
City-Sycamores
Choice
JOHN RUNEY - 296-5642
Bob • 885-6227
COLOR TV. H[.Fl, STEREO
building sites available
INSULATION
885-6264
ffiGBIE MAXON lNC
Blown 10
88&-3400
MICHIGAN Door Mall1ten
ANTENNAS
AttiC" & SIdewalls
N. RIVER RD _ Zoned limitance InstallatIOn and Ie
Free Energy Audits
TV REPAIR - Free home es.
ed commercial,
1 ~cu-:e on
pairs Commercial and re
or;,. LTILlTY FIN:\!':CIl\G
tlmate With e\ery Job Work
Clinton River Good for of.
sldentlal
Garage doors
ToXlc Foam Extraction
guaranteed
882-0595
electnc
openers.
ent ry
Formaldehyde Testmg
flee, Cond 0, etc.
d
F
t
t
EIGHT Mile Rd _ 80x120
oors
ree es Ima es
ALL POINTES CONST CO 21F-HOME
CommerCial will bUIld to _Ot_a_rJ_cs_-28_6-_65_25
_
886-3537
IMPROVEMENT
suit, LC terms
LOCKSMITH
20F-WASHER AND
SCHULTES REAL ESTATE
Discount rates on dead bolt mDRYER REPAIR
881.8900
ROWL
stallatlons
}o'rom $2995 to
CARPENTRY
$3995 Lock & Labor mclud
1
J(
_ I ed
r1U1
\ ~"II.I!'hb'lMni\' 8atbr~~1IT}p,)I
~-co~S'fRUG.f~N_ CO
,.ftl(ushed BaseJllen\s
I
, :~I:Marte61;IG
~ W_
IWflsh.l:1'A <I~LY~, AI,'il)washE;r,
, ,\ I..... • ~~:3i~t
,.." I )
Tnm Mouldmgs
and ranges repaIred
All
Ail types of moderruzabon.
CEMETERY LOTS
LICENSED.lnsured
bwlder
Generdl Home Repalr'i
makes
NO
SERVICE
.AddltlOns
I
Forest Lawn- 2 Graves. SecRepaIr and rebwld cracked
QUALITY
WORKMANSHIP
CHARGE If repaired Guar
• Kltcfiens
tion 8 - Lot 17 - South Half
and buckeled
basement
AT
REASONABLE
RATES
JOANNA WESTERN
anteed parts and service
Must sell $275 each Free
walls also mstall wood burn
521-5589
839-930/ *Baths
WINDOW
SHADES
Speclallzmg
In
GE
Ken
use of monument. 881-7195
.Rec Rooms
mg stoves City of Grosse
PAl,NT
SHUYT E.AS BUro,OS
more and WhIrlpool prod
KAUFMAr..N
*Roofmg
and
salmg
Pomte references 772-3223.
FORMICA KITCHEN
SIOR".. DOORS AND '11"'00","$
ucts
14-REAL ESTATE
*Replacement
WIndows
COUNTER TOPS &
HANDYMAN Sel vices Spe.
PERSONALIZED
WANTED
ALL
WORK
100%
VANITIES
clahzmg m carpentl1'. and
SERVICE SINCE 1965
GUARANTEED
CORIAN & CABINETS
formlca work 882-4827
George Stults
CASH FOR HOMES
FREE ESTIMATES
LICensed • Bonded • In885-1762
EDW VAN OSTAEYEN
SERVING AREA 45 YEARS 16-PETS
sured
RICHIE'S Appliance Service
FOR SALE
839-0424, 465-7152
STIEBER REALTY
FREE ESTIMATES
SALES AND SERVICE
Center - service on all major
15011 KERCHEVAL
appliances
1000/.; guaran775-4900
HAU MAINTENANCE
East 01 Aile' • 1n the P.r.
TU 5.8000
tee We have a complete hne
ALL WOMEN CREW
(..10$.0 ,\4on".)'.$
If you lose me
of new and used parts lI85• Pallltmg • Paperhanglllg •
FINANCING
AVAILABLE
15-BUSINESS
or find me ...
0079
Mmor Repairs.
Plastennb
OPPORTUNITI ES
• Clealllng • Home Mamte.
20H-FLOOR
nance Indoor and outdoor.
SANDING
Semor CItizen Discount •
SHIPS STORE
Call for free estimates
Complete marine supply for
KELM
881-5999
the salling buff on Great
A Division of Cox and Bal<,er
Floor sandmg. refmlshmg, old
Lakes finest salling harbor
floors a speCialty Expert
21e-ELECTRICAL
SO' x 60' modern shore side
Innovative new Ideas for
m stam 535-7256
SERVICE
building with spectacular
complete
interior and exterior
second floor owners reSi.
PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand
dents. Complete inventory
mg and flmshmg Speclahz
remodelirQ.
SENTRY ELECTRIC CO
Owner retinng wIll finance
109 m dark "tammg Call for
GOEBEL REAL TV
HESIDENTIAL &
We'll run your ad
free e~tlmate W Abraham.
517-724-6412
COMMERCIAL
19591 Mack Avenue
979-1502
FREE II
WIRINlj - LIGHTING
POBox
115 Greenbush, MI
GlOsse Pointe Woods, 884.7088
24 HOUHS 8829616
48738
882-6900
G & G FLOOR CO
LICENSED - INSURED
Floor sandmg profe<;slOnally
done Dark stammg and fm
16D-ADOPT
IshIng All work guaranteed
A PET
Free e511mates References
"NEEDS
8850257
LICENSED
SINCE
ELECTRICAL
FLOOR SANDING !>tammg
CONTRACTOR
1909"
Free e~tlmate!-. workman
Hlghe.,t quallt)
La"" e"t
shIp guaranteed.
call Jim
RUSTIC STOCKADE
pnle., Free e'itlmatcs
Hick!> 382 5323
CHAIN LINK - VINYL
MASTER ELECTRIC
ASSOCiation
COLORED.GALVANIZED
21-MOVING
97S-7625 or 87<)9518
COMMERCIAL -
M U SCHUSTER CO
THE HOUSE MECHANIC
HOME REPAIRS
• Carpentry
• Pamllng
• Mmor Plumbing
• Minor Eledllcal
CRAFTED
• Kitchen!>
• Rec Room!>
• Bathroom!>
• AdditIOn!>
• Porch Conver!>lOn.,
REMODELiNG
MODERN IZATION
ALL WORK PERSONALL Y
PERFORMED
MIKE SCHUSTER. 882 4J25
FREE ESTIMATES
LICENSED & INSURED
if~Lll;Q\
id:~T1t3~Pfri~;lpo..tr
I
ORA' TOP
885-1798
BAKERcONCEPTS
SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES
FENCING
Anti-Cruelty
\
921-6282
13569 Joseph Campau
HarnlramCl'
:\llCALLl::\l ~IOVI:\G lorn
pan~ Model n trutk rlnel
eqlllpment
E'>lolhh.,heel 111 21F-HOME
1918- }o'ulh lI1,ured AI.,o
IMPROVEMENT
plano l;peClllh.,t., 776-7898
10 a m to 4 p m
Mond<ty
t~"Otjqh
Sa'lJrday
RELIABLE
POINTE re.,1
dent With movmg van Will
move large or "mdn qu,mtl'
No ah~' hours hf'lp as yet Ve'pr,nar elr :, dilyS
1/2 day Sat We keep dogs as lor q as pOSSible
Frnanced
only by donations
Rrrr rrr bel animals
rn your ......ill 100'
tH"
1j\,'>L'RED
Roo 88Z. 191\8
Volunteer help wanted Pet food and car
labels welcomed For mformatlon call Mary
\
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PHOFES-<.,10'lAL mo\('r., 10
)eaN expellenec
Fdmll\
bu.,lne"
Plano
,lppll
dnee., In"llreel 10"" r die,
777 454.1
891-7188
The Oakland Humane
Society
located In I~
t.-!
Wayne County
~C :)-~ __
,s a non profit pr \lately
'>funded
by donation
t'u',ar ( '(JC fly
'o,,'rr '9 a
NO DESTROY
poliCy has many r.omrl(<,e; doqs
and cats for arlop'lon
The Shetter IS located at 19601 Mt Elllo" near 7 Mile
Road DetrOit 48234 Phone 892 7822 Hours 11 00
a m to 500 p m
.,.:
SEVENDAYSAV,rrK
• _'
Donat,ors Wel«"
(Cill
I'
and Doq loon ((/l.rJOne;
\i.
, "'.::/7
~
helpful
solie 'led
'W()lun!f'( rs
ar(>1)
Thank you for helping those
who can not help themselves'
•
~fi..
~~
,f."~
(,RO<.,..,Jo:POlII,TE
MOVIM, co
POInie re'lrJenh "'Ill move or
remo\e
Irllge or .,m,dl
qU<lntllle., of furmtuIl' dp
pllolnce., \>I<lno.,- or \~h..1
hd\e \OU C,111fOI f, ('e e,11
mate' 141 0481 or 11222208
Oper<lted h\ .Iohn ~!(,Inll1g
er
~
•-
•
MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. -
10-403 HAlPER
THINKING OF
REMODELING?
DON'T TAKE A CHANCECALL A PROFESSIONAL
•
& REMODELING
BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
FOR OVER 27 YEARS
•
UCENSED & INSURED
•
DESIGN SERVICE
ADDITIONS • DORMERS
REC ROOMS
CUSTOM KITCHENS
BATHROOMS
PORCH ENClOSURES
CUSTOM GARAGES
REPlACEMENT AND
GREENHOUSE WINDOWS
GU'ITERS and
DOWNSPOUT~
Gutters cleaned ,md flu!>h~d
Ne"" and Repair Work
Licensed dnd Insured
ADVANCE MAINTENANCE
17319Ea!>l Wan en
884 9512
Commercldl
Re.,ldentlal
Yem round ~erVIl.'e
ShIngle!> ,md Repau ~
WOIk (:uaranteed
In.,ured 81163245
-- --
--
------
GU'ITERS Cleaned. roofs re
pdlred
In!>ured. exper- •
lenced I ea!>onolhle refer. •
ence!> SenIOr DI!>COuntSea- •
ver's 882-0000
CONST co
COMPLETE REMODELING
Easy FinanCing AvaIlable
SPECIALIZING IN
.Kllchens - Baths Rec
Rooms and AdditIOns
7736986
Roofmg, Cdulkmg,
Weather!>lnppmg. Repair.,
LICE;-';SI:D
I;-';SVnI:D
778 102B -
*INSULATION
RILEY AND DUFFY
ROOFING
Sh IOgle!> dnd flat
loof!>
.,peclallzlng m roof repair!'
LICENSED
IN~URED
885-5189
331-1716
886-3537
F ALL SAVER Roof!>and gut
terl> save 100/< Tear off
!>peclallsts We wJ!1 put a
shmgle eater on your roof
for $35 a square Flats or
Shingles References.
free
estimate!>
245.0507 any
I
MODERNIZATION
M.T. CHARGOT
BUILDING CO.
PERSONALLY DESIGNED
• Kitchens - AttiCS
• Basements - Porches
• Bathrooms - Rec Rooms
Outdoor deck environments
CUSTOM CRAFTED
• Cabmets - Formica
• Wood workmg - trim work
• Replacement Wmdows
• Interior - ExterIOr Doors
FULLY LICENSED AND
INSURED
GENERAL HOME REPAIR
Free Estimates - 882-6842
lime' ,
PROFESSIONAL gutter ser.
vice Sldlllg and trim, root
repairs
Rea!>onable
Re
liable I do my own work
LICENSED & INSURED .
JOHN WILLIAMS
885-5813
T J GUTTER Service
In
stdlled cleaned repaired
Cleamng speCial 10% diScount to all customers
Free estimate!> Call l'ed,
EASTLAND
ALUMINUM
PRODUCTS
823-1625
Sldmg, trim. roofmg. !>eam
less gutters. storm doors
and Windows. rallmgs
alummum shutters. porch en
closures Free courteous es.
timates
Ofhce/Showroom
29315 Harper
S C S 774-0460
ROOF, GUTIERS
CLEANED
Flushed and roofs lIlspected,
for as little as $10 EstImates free
882-4968
EXPERT REPAIRS
GUTTERS
ROOFING
SMALL JOBS
K BUILDING CO.
DC KELLY BUILDER
• Quality Remodeling
• Anderson Heplacement Wmdows & I)oors
Additions of all t)'l?;l;s
• ~~Garages'
'"'' ,oT
I•
774-9651
I
882-3463
& INSURED
ALUMINUM and vmyl sldmg,
t.rim, gutters,
roofing,
storm Windows and doors
Free estimates. 886-2186.
21G-ROOFING
SERVICE
A.R C Home In.provement
Roofmg, gutters. alummum
trim, Windows. doors pamt
mg. plastering,
msurance
work 371-0366
PAQUIN
ROOFING
SPECIALISTS IN
FLAT ROOFS
LICENSED - INSURED
839-7534
r
,t E
G ROOFING" ~W'tOQf
repairs, flat roofs, aluml ,
num gutters $2 per ft In
slalled
Storm wmdows.'
trim Free estimates
Re .
ferences 839-4193
SUNCO
I
HOT TAR SPBCIAL
• Commercial
• Industrial
• ReSidential
.30 Years E:..penence
• LIcensed
5127 East 8 Mile Rd
II
759-5112
IT'S NEVER TOO LATE
FOR ReroofIng,
tear-offs,
roof and chimney repair
Roof vents Installed Seruor
cItizen
discounts
Free
estimates, msured and expenenced 881-9173
P J GUTTERS & ROOFING
Installed, cleaned, repaired
Freeestlmates
Reasonable
rates
Semor citizen dls,
count
331.8717
,
ROOFING, reroofing, tearoffs, roof vents, storm Win
dows, doors, awrungs, shut
ters Gutters, sldmg and
tnm 886-2186
ROOF
LEAK
-.
•
JOHN D SIMON
BLOWN-IN OR BLANKET
TOXICFoam ExlractlOn
Formaldehyde Te!>tmg
Cement Work - Dnveways
Waterproofmg
Garages
*Complete Wmdow and
Uoor Contractol
LICENSED
REPAIR
SPECIALISTS
FREE ESTIMATES
Roof Leaks Guaranteed
20 Yrs ElCperience
CAlllILL 112-5539
ROOFING
RepairS
and
reroofing
Aluminum trIm and gut
ters Father and Sons
Bob Isham
Dale Isham
526-0666
FREE ESTIMATES
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SLATE -TILE
REPAIRS - GUTTERS
35 YRS EXPERIENCE
After 6 P M 882-7322
A.F. WITTSTOCK
21H-eARPET
CLEANING
DALE Barr. Carpet clealllng
uphol~tery c1eanlllg wm
dow cleamng 2nd Genera
tlOn 527.810'; Free E~tl
mate.,
Gutter clealllng
hard""ood
floor"
paste
waxed
OOK - 30 ~ear~ expenence
.,leam cleaning carpet and
furlllture B~ Wilbur, Doug
and Glenn Carler Call i/8
1680
21G~00F1NG
SERVICE
OFFICES REMODfLED
COMMERCIAL REMODEliNG
QUALITY DOESN'T COST,
IT PAYS'
lngll. • Flat. Siall • Shakl • Guttlrs. Siding
PIA:-'O SFHVlCE<., - Tunmg
.Inri I ('\>dlr QU<llifleelle( h
Ol( loin FleXible hour., Rea
.,ondo]!' rate., 881 8276
•
CASHAN ROOFING
HOT ROOFS
21A-PIANO
SERVICE
~,J•."
(~
-
RESIDENTIAL
PET PENS
SNOW FENCE
ROOFS and DECKS
ALL POINTES
...
10, 1983
21G-ROOFING
SERVICE
21F-HOME
21F-HOME
21F---HOME .
IMPROVEMENT
21A-PIANO
SERVICE
November
122-0100
- -Prompt he ......
-
,
\
Thursday, November 10, 1963
l1K-CARPET
211-PAINTIHG,
DECORAnNG
CLEANING
PROFESSIONAL CARPET
UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
at REASONABLE RATES
We use Von Schrader@ dry
foam extraction equipment
• Deep Soil Removal
• Fast DrYing
• Leaves no resOillng residue
For Free estimate call
Dlstmctlve Carpet &
Upholstery Cleaners
839.5155
Ask for Tom Barrese
SatisfactIOn Guaranteed
DECORATING
GROSSE POINTE
CONTRACTORS
INTERIOR EXTERIOR
CUSTOM PAINTING AND
WALLPAPERING
EXPERT ANTIQUING
20 years profeSSIonal
experience
885-8155
MATT FLETCHER
4151 BuckIngh~m
886 6102
MICHAEL'S
PAINTING &
REFINISHING
Intenor-ExterlOr SerVICE'
PaInting
antIqumg and varOishIng,
stnppmg and staining
Complete kitchen reflnISlung
Free Estimates - 885-3230
CARPET
SPECIALISTS
• Steam ExtractIOn
• Shampoo
• Spot and Stain Removal
• Upholstery Cleaning
•
at affordable pnces
•
•
•
•
•
•
882-0688
SPECrAL
2 ROO1\1S cleaned, 3rd room
cleaned FREE
INTERIORS
BY DON & LYNN
Husband-Wife Team
Wallpapermg
Pamtlng
MetIculous
Insured
Over 20 Years ExperIence
527-5560
GROSSE POINTE
PAINTER'S, INC.
D CARPET
CLEANING CO
PaintIng - interior exterIor,
paperchanglng
and panelling Free eslJmates cheerfully given Licensed and
Insured
882-9234
SHAMPOO & steam extraction, spot & stam removal,
free estimates, lowest prIces
In the Pomtes
773-0525
SHORESIDE Caipet Clean
PAINTING,
wall washIng,
lng, professIOnal
carpet
ElmerT LaBadie 882-2064
cleamng Work guaranteed
AND exterIor
Fully Insured
Free EstI- INTERIOR
palntmg and paperhangIng
mates
Call 775-,rt50, 24
hours
Reasonable rates. 30 years
experience
Ray Barnow
21J-PAlN11NG
sky, 372-2392 after 6 p m
DECORATING
WOOD REFINISHING
21I-PAl NTtNO,
QUALITY PAINTING
SERVICE
K-CARPET
CLEANING
COMPANY
294-1602
GROSSE
I
PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING
FREE ESTIMATES
INSURED
MIchael Satmary Jr
PAINTERS
SERVED EUROPEAN
APPRENTICESHl P
Intenor-ExterIOr
wallpaperIng SpecIalIZIng In repair
109 damaged plaster, drywall and cracks,
peeling
pamt, wmdow puttymg and
caulking,
also pamtmg
alummum Siding All work
and matenal
guaranteed
Reasonable
Grosse POinte
references
Free
Estl.
mates Call John anytime,
776-9439
INTERIOR, exterIor
PalOt.
mg, wall waslung, pla"ter.
109, "tammg
Heterence",
licensed
Free estImate"
839-4193
PATRIOT PAINTERS
Custom InterIors
Excellent
references
upon request
Remember, call the people
who pamt to "Pointes"
882-3387
STEVE'S PAINTING
InterIOr & Exterior
Patching & PlasterIng
WallpaperIng, Wmdow
Puttying, caulkmg
Good work - Free EstImates
Reasonable PrICes
senior CitIzens 10% Off
Call Steve anytIme
365-5635
21~WALL
INTERIOR-EXTERIOR
STRIP STAIN VARNISH
WASHING
repairs
on
Duplicate EXisting FInish Or WallpaperIng,
peelIng paInt, cracks, damColors to Match
aged plaster Window glaz- K-MAlNTENANCE Company
KItchen cabinets, bathroom
Ing and caulking
Profesvamtles, rec.famlly
room
wall waslung, floor clelUUng
SIOnal work With references
paneling, doors, trim and
and waXIng Free estimates
at lowest cost All labor and
moldIngs
882-0688
matenal guaranteed
LIcensed
Insured
CALL
MIKE
ANYTIME
Glfuskg
POINTE fueman
References
Free EstImates
Will do wall washmg. 821PRESTIGE PAINTING CO
772-0123
2984
DAVID ROLEWIC,Z
296-7386
778-5025 "PAINTING,
wallpaperIng
Wall washing,
It'S gutt.er
and wall washing
SeDlor
c1earung time! Guaranteed
R.C.
MOWBRAY
Assoc.
cItizen discount
Jan 884
Call Kevin 882-8188
Award winning one man
8757, Kathy 773-9589 "
painting
and decorating
21K-WiNDOW
show No obllgahon, estiWASHING
mates, prices you can lIve CUSTOM PAINTING
WALL COVERING
WIth. Interior and exterIor
G OLMIN
RAY CHARRON
Call 331-3230.
WINDOW CLEANING
FREE ESTIMATES 791-2431
SERViCE
PAINTING - Intenor, exterFREE ESTIMATES
Ior, homes, garages, etc
COMPLETE PAINTING
WE ARE INSURED
Free estImafes
12 years
AND DECORATING
experience 521-7471
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR
372-3022
Russell
Painters
EstaWallpapermg - Reasonable
D W,INDOW CLEANI~G CO.
REFERENC~,
,1,1 I.
~ •
blished
1925 GlaZIng,
paperhangmg
77+.1130
ALPH ROTH , . '~.
'--MIKE'SPAII'il1'rNG
r
r
~c~
WOODROW BUTLER Intenor, extenot'. wallpaperes In the Pointes
Painter,
professional
demg, mlno .. ~epaIrS. patch
294-1602
773-0525
corator
Residenlial
Ing. plastering
Free estiCommerCial - PrIvate Es.
mates Reasonable and ho- K-WINDOW cleamng
comtates Free estImates
nest References
Call any
pany Storms, screens, gut867-8685
871-7318
time European 777-8081
ters, alummum cleaned InMILAN'S PAINTING _ Intersured Free Estimates
BUCHANAN & CO.
lOr, exterIOr, stucco, WIndow
882-0688
GROSSE POINTERS
caulkmg, wallpaper Instal- A OK WINDOW CLEANERS.
SERVING THE POINTES
latIOn and In home sales of
Service
on storms
and
SINCE 1!172
many patterns
Free est!screens
Also domestic
• Wallpaper al'd removal
mates Call anytime MIlan,
housecleamng
Free estl• PaInt.mg <Int and Ext)
• Staining and varmshlng
759-5099
mates Monthly rates 77s"
• Plaster repaIr
GIOVANNI SACCO
1690or 773-9838
• Texture ceilings and walls
DECORATING SERVICE
GROSSE POINTE fireman
LICENSED
INSURED
Painting, wallpapering stamWIll do wmdow washmg
886-4374
mg, wallpaper
removal,
821-2984
patchmg, caulkmg. Insured
WALLPAPER
and licensed Italtan Jour- DALE Barr Wmdow c1eanmg, carpet cleaning, upholneyman
REMOVAL
stery cleanmg, 2nd Genera.
978-2448
264-7579
BY JEFF
tlon 527-8105. Free Esti.The First and Original
mate Gutter cleaning, hard
WALLPAPERI NG
.Full TIme not Part Time
wood floors paste waxed
The Best Paperhanger
.16 Years Expenence
WINDOW washing,
gutter
H1 Town
.Low Rates
cleaning, painting.
Guar"BECAUSE ALL I DO IS
,Insured,
Free estlm ates
anteed. Call Kevin 882-8188
HANG PAPER"
Also offerlnj custom pamtmg, Intenor and extenor
15 Years In the busmess
WINDOWS
and
eaves
m5235
775-2W:l
Call Ron for your
cleaned 774-8579
ProfeSSIOnal EstImate
WALLPAPERING
.
r
497-5766
WHITEY'S
$9 SINGLE ROLL
• 10 Years Experience
• Custom Plastermg
• Pamtlng
•
•
•
•
-
526-5766
PAINTING,
wallpaper,
8579
wall washing,
low rates 774-
A. HAMPSON
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOM
PAINTING
Paperhangtng,
glaZing,
wood finishing,
40 Years ExperIence
Free Estimates
St Clair Shores
771 9687
BAVARIAN
PAINTING
Il\'TERIOR/EXTERIOR
Over 34 years experIence
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Wall Papering
InterIor Pamtmg
Reasonable Pnces
Good Work
Call - no 10~too small
774-0414
QU ALITY IOterIor/extenor
palntmg
and
repair
Experienced
reasonable
Insured
Gutters cleaned
seaver's, ~oooo
FALL PAINTING
SPECIAL
Any small room $25 Medium
size $35 Large, $50 Also
Fall cleanup and eavestrough cleamng 881 4432
JB
Painting,
pre-holiday
discounts on mtenor work.
Good references
John 8227421
PAINiINCf, wailwaslung and
paperhangIng
774-8579
-
-- ---
LlN'S PERFECT paperIng
Wallpapenng
done With a
personal touch Free est!
mates, S242117
-
781-3519
-
.~<):" ,
~~
21L-T1LE
WORK
TONY'S Ascot Tile - 778-2266
Bathrooms,
kItchens,
foyers marble
Free estImates Licensed
CERAMIC TILE - New and
remodehng Baths, kitchens
and foyers, shower pans repaired Call Rick at 521-3434
Pamtlng
• Plaster
Repair.
Wallcovermg
Fully Insured - Courteou~ ~rvlce
Grosse Pomte, East Area Profes~lOnals
f=REE ESTIMATES
245-9263 OR 526-7494
\
.
AND
BRICK WORK
A.R. CODDENS
CEMENT
CONTRACTOR
Family business for 55 years
.New and repair work
_No Job too small
.Drlveways and porches
our spe Cl alt y
.Patios
.Oumneys
.Waterprooflng
.VlOlatlons repaired
CALL ANY TIME
886-5565
BRICK WORK Small Jobs,
tuck pomtmg, clumney, por.
ches, VIOlatIOns repalrt'd.
Reasonable 886-5565
CALANDRA
CONSTRUCTION
• Garage raIsmg & framing
• Cement dnveways
• Porches, luck pomtmg
Quality m matenal and
workmanslup
LIcensed & Insured
JOSEPH
468-7069
CHAS. F. JEFFREY
MASON CONTRACTOR
LICENSED. INSURED
• Brick • Block. Stone
• Cement Work
• Waterproofmg
• Tuck Pomtmg
• PatIOs of any kind
PORCHES AND ALL BRICK
WORK A SPECIALTY
882-1800
CAPIZZO CONST.
ALL TYPES OF
CEMENT, BRICK AND
BLOCK WORK
LICENSED
INSURED
TONY
885-0612
T&M
CONSTRUCTION
NEWS
Page Eleven-C,.
21T-PLUMBING
21Q-PLASTER
WORK
SUPERIOR PLASTERING
AND PAINTING COMPANY
Cement-Stucco Repair
PlasterIng
and drywall reo
pair Intenor and extenor
pamtmg. Guaranteed work
Insured Call Tom - 885-6991
PLASTER contractor, repair
work,
free
estimates
Prompt service
J Man.
lacl, 778-4357, 465-4150
PLASTERING and pamtmg,
quality work guaranteed
Prompt service, references,
free estimates LA6-0734.
PLAS1 FRING and Drywall
_~~ Squlrel>~57-~7.:.....
_
PLASTERING
Free estimates,
Paul Mcintyre
low rates
445-0247
21R-J:URNtTURE
REPAIR
FURNITURE refuushed. repaired. strIpped, any type of
canIng
Free estImates
474-8953or, 345-6258
D &: L MASON Contractors bnck and block, fireplace
and repaIr. 77+.9032
PROOFING
COD DENS
CONSTRUCTION
ESTABLISHED 1924
All types of basement waterproofing 7 years guarantee.
References 1IlI6-5565
CAPIZZO CONST.
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
10 YEAR GUARANTEE
LICENSED
INSURED
TONY
885-0612
CHARLESF JEFFREY
8il2-11lOO
- Basement WaterproofIng
- Underpin footJngs
• Cracked or caved'ln walls
.10year guarantee
Licensee
Insur
BRICK WORK
PORCHES, PATIOS - New
or rebUIlt, tuck POinting,
bnck replacement,
caulk.
lng, pOInt sealer
With
HI.TEX chImney repairs
and rebuilt Over 31 years
experience
Donald
Mc
Eachern 52&-5646
BRICK, stone, block, concrete, brick patios, chlm.
neys, fireplaces Desen<k!r,
822-1201
CONSTRUCTION
Basement waterproofIng
10 year guarantee
Insured
774-4896
343-0528
J W. KLEINER
Basement waterproofmg
All work guaranteed
LICENSED
TU 2-0717
WATERPROOFING
LIcensed
Insured
ReferBRICK REPAIRS and nE'\\
ences Guaranteed Get our
chimneys.
porches.
Clre
pnce last 293-6130
places, tuck pOInting Call
776-4529,777-8352
21o-PLASTER
ALTERATIONS - Modernization, all bUilding needs,
rough to fInish in all trades
TU 2-0717
0034
J
FRANK R.
WEIR
PLUMBING, HEATING,
SEWERS AND DRAINS
801 LER SPECIALISTS
SPRINKLER
REPAIRS
885~7711
~IKERCHEVAL,FARMS
Smce 1925
Keith Danielson
Ucensed Master Plumber
21u-JANITOR
SERVICE
OFFICE
cleaning done by
Grosse Pomte policeman
and WIfe, excellent refer.
AAL 1mt
21W-DRESSMAKINQ
AND TAILORING
"IRED OF your fit? Excellent alterations
and sewing. Before 5 p.m
Call
886-1524
,
ALTERATIONS. Reasonable
rates Call 7n-5514 or 8820577, ask for' Rltl. ~ "ALTERATIONS by Mrs. B.
293-0726
SEAMSTRESS
- Custom
sewing, bridal wear, alterations, call after 5 p m. 881-
9259.
21X-DRAPERIES
CUSTOM
draperIes
lInd
sheers
Quality work at
lowest prices
Free estimates. Free mstallatlon .
Many sample books Pat772-5+10
CARPENTER
work, panel.
ing. PartItions,
shelving,
doors, kitchens,
cellmgs,
repaIrs
Small jobs 8822795
SMALL Jobs, carpentry
repatrs, cabinets, locks by retiree
QualIty workman.
slu p 824- 2853.
CUSTOM Draperies,
curtains, sheers. Complete interIor decorating
service
527-6656
LICENSED
772-3446
Z1Z-uHDSCAPING
21T-PlUMBING AND
HEATlNG
MURPHY'S
LANDSCAPING ,
TONY
The Master Plumber
(Son of EmIl)
No JOb too small New and
repaIrs, VIOlations
293-3181
Don't get snowed under
- Industrial.ReSldentIal.
commerCIal,
snowplow109
• Contract available on a
seasonal baSIS
• On call 24 hours
EARLY BIRD
SNOW REMOVAL
SPECIAL 200/<OFF
FIREWOOD
DELIVERED
PLUMBING REPAIRS
&
SEWER CLEANING
Reasonable Rates For AU
MIKE POTIER ED PAGEL
tiC
Retired
Llc
Master
882.1558 or -882-1393
VIKING HEATING CO
FURNACES - BOILERS
PARTS &I SERVICE
ALL MAKES
24 HOURS 882-9616
'J
RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL
21T--PLUM~NG
ALL HARDWOOD
$50 F ACE CORD
JIM MURPHY
885-9179
TRIMMING, removal, sprayIng, reeding and stump removal
Free Estlmat~s
Complete tree service Call
Flemmg Tree Service, 774&460
QU ALITY L~ndscaplng
Clean. up. trlmmmg, maIOtenance
Insured, reasonab Ie. references
Sent or
Discount,
Seaver's.
8820000
AND
HIATING
ANDERSEN
PLUMBING,
SENIOR
• DESIGN SERVICE
• CONSTRUCTION
SERVICE
CAL,L FOR
APPOINTMENT
THREE C'S LANDSCAPING
757-5330
SNOW PLOWING
$140 PER SEASON
LANDSCAPE
GARDENING
MOST DRIVES
Ilh" OR MORE
GREAT LAKES
LANDSCAPING &
SNOW REMOVAL
De~lgn, Lon"lruL lIOn plantmg
PRUN ING 'Iawn ,md garden
mamtenanl e Gro<,.<,e
POinte
re~ldenl
BOB NFVI"UX
Evenmgs
884 0536
885-0502
SHRUB TRIMMING
COMPLETE WORK
Reasonable rates, quality ser
vICe Call Tom 776 4429 or
882.0195
HOWARDS
TREE SERVICE
SEWER CLEANING
CITIZEN
DISCOUNT
372-0580
D LANDSCAPING
COMPANY
•
•
•
•
Sprmg Fall Clean Up
CUllmg
Hedge TrImming
Ed~ml{
Lowest PrIces Around
• Free Estimates.
773 0525 294 1602
SOD
REMOVAL
REPLACEMENT.
POINTER LANDSCAPING
885-1.
• tree removal
• stump removal
.trimmmg
.loppmg
• cablIng
• storm damage
Fully Insured, free estImates
COMPLETE
Fall cleanup
Fmal
cut
Reasonable
rates Call Martm's Lawn .ServICe 526-8946 Free Es. "
t1mates
.
SNOW Removalor commerCial
758-6949
MAC'S
SPRING CLEAN-UP
Complete yard work, shrub
and tree trimming,
etc
Reasonable rates, quality
service Call Tom
7764429 or 882-0195
BOB SCHOMER
TREE SERVICE
EXPERT
Alterations
Speedy, profeSSional.
Refer- • Tree removal
ences
Grosse
POInte • Trimming
• ToppIng
Woods 881-8484.
• Stump removal
SEAMSTRESS,
alterations .
Grosse Pomte ReSident
INSURED
LICENSED
weddmgs.
dressmakmg,
home decor, tallormg.
13
881-8526
years experience
References 881-8645
"CUSTOM Interiors By MarIon"
SpeCializing
in
drapenes/curtalns
Com.
plete mtenor decorating service 5Z7~
CUSTOM DRAPERIES
Qualily work, reasonable
pnces
WIde selections of
fabrics AUhems hand sewn.
DISCOunts on rods. shades
and bUnds 971-2691
GUY DE BOER
PLOWING
3REAT Lake" Land.,cdpmg
DRAIN SERViCE $25 and Snow Removal company 1" now o[fel 109 !>pecJdl
7 DAYS
rate" on "Seu:.onal . and
531-9671
"Pre Time" .,now removul
agreement:> Call today fOI
CARPENTER
- small and
free e"lImdte"
large JObs, 32 years exper.
885-0502
Ience Free estimates
LIcensed 527-6856
MAC'S TREE AND
ence,
WORK
CFMFNT CONTRACTOR
CFMFNT
BRICK STONF PLASTERING And Drywall
Patios walke;, por. hes, steps
repairs
Texturing
and
Flag~tone repair
stucco
Insured
Pete
Tu"k pomtmg. pah.hmg
Taormina, ~2967
Asphalt pah.hlng and <;eaTIng
QUALITY r»lastering cracks
SPECIALIZING IN
ehrnlOated
Tailored
reo
pairs
30 years
GrQsse
SMALL JOBS
Pointe references.
Frell
FRFF FSTIMATFS
estimates, Jim Blackwell
LICFNSFD
821.7051, If no answer, 294-
PLUMBING and HEATING
Licensed Master Plumber
SEWER CLEANING,
SPRINKLER REPAIR, EYe
Grosse POInte Woods
886-3897
839-3063
885-4624
21P-WATER
80B OUBE
Hand stripping,
rehnishing
and repairs of wooden furmture 20 years experience
Free pick-Up and delIvery
',oI":(\
884-7139
882-0029
FURNITURE
RESTORING
21S-CARPENTER
PERSONALIZED
LANDSCAPE
DESIGNING
* Yearly rate!>
*Prompt service
SPECIALIZING IN
*ucensed
• KItchens • Bathrooms
*Insured
• Laundry room and Viola .
*2" of !>nowor more
tIOns • Old and new work
$t80 per !>eason
Free Estimates
POINTER LANDSCAPING
BIll, Master Plumber
885.1900
(Son or Emil>
EXPERT ANTIQUE repairs,
refmlshm~, re.gluemg "By
Tony sertich"
521-1998
FURNITURE Restoration stnppmg, finishing, reglue,
repai r dents,
scratches
removed Robert Schwark,
949-1336
21Z-LANDSCAPING
Z1Z--l.ANDSCAPING
SNOW
EMIL THE
PLUMBER
BOB's UPHOLSTRY -25% olf
already low pnces
Local
references
772 9326, Bob
McVey
CFMFNTCONTRACTOR
FRANK B WILLIAMS, LI• Cement work, all kinds
censed bUilder. Specializing
_ PorLhes-bIO\.k-step work
In home up-dating
and all
• Basement waterproofmg
mmor or major repairs
Guaranteed
Porch enclosures, doors ado'
RFASONABLF PRICFS
justed,
bookshelves
in77+.4896
343-0528
stalled, paneling, new coun.
ter tops, vanitIes Code vioGRAZIO
latIons corrected For cour~
CONSTRUCTION
teous expert assistance in
_ Cement
drives,
floors,
imprOVing your home in any
area, please call me at 881patios
0790
• Old garages raised and renewed
• New garage doors and re- ALBERT D. THOMAS
frammg
INC.
• New garages bUilt
CONTRACTORS, INC
FamIly operated since 1962
Licensed and Insured
We are general contractors.
One call takes care of all
774-3020
772-1771
~
'l~./ql
r.Tr .....
your building-remodelIng
problems, large or small
A.L. STREMERSCH
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
TU 2-0628
Cement
DrIveways
QU ALITY Carpentry
and
Formica work, New or rePatIos
Bnck.work
faced,
CommercialBasement Waterproofing
ReSIdentIal Store fIxtures,
Steps
dIsplays
also counters,
Tuck POInting
kItchens,
vamtIes,
rec
rooms, hang doors All reCustom Wood Decks
pairs and finish work 16
Free Estimates
years experience
Free esSPECIAL ON
tImates
VitO Sapienza
SMALL JOBS AND
774-8933
REPAIR WORK
AND
HEATlNO
HAYES Heating & RefrigeratIOn. pre-season
speCial
CERAMIC TILt - New aDd AMERICAN Water-Proofmg,
Furnace cleaned, Inspected
remodeling Free estimates
seven year guarantee
Free
and adjust for maximum
Licensed Very reasonaWe
estrmates
Licensed. ConeffiCiency
772-3293(Tony).
traclor ('1111~n4Q?7
Gas $29 95
Oil $39 95
T & M
775-0479
21O-CEMENT AND
J.W. KLEINER
.Intenor
21O-CEMENT
POINTE
reSidential
7517117
HendrIes Snow Removal. No
Job too large or small, 24
hour servIce 881-5594
DAN'S LAWN
MAINTENANCE
* Fall Clean up
* Power Rakmg
* TrImming
771>-3858
I DO ALL WORK
MYSELF
SNOW
REMOVAL
GREEN THUMB
B3~7033
36~7129
FOR
CLASSIFIED ADS
CALL 882-6900
U'J
THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAYBE PURCHASED
FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS. (Stores are
listed by streets and from DetrOIt on through the Grosse
Pointes, Harper Woods and St Clair Shores)
DOWNTOWN:
Ren-Cen, Calumet Tobacco and Gilt Shop, mam level,
near 100Tower.
Ren-Cen, 500 Tobacco shop, tower 500
JEFFERSON
AVE:
Park Pharmacy, Nottmgham and Jefferson
Village Wme Shop, Beaconsfield and Jefferson
MAUMEE:
Bon 8ecours HOSPital, Cadieux and Maumee,
Schettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee
KERCHEVAL
gift
shop
AVE.:
Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval
Revco Drugs, "In The Village"
Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Dame and Kercheval
Grosse Pomte Book Village, on Kercheval, between
Notre Dame and Cadieux
GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval
Perry Drugs on the Hill
Trail Apothecary on the Hill
Cottage HospItal GIft Shop, MUIr and Kercheval
MulIers Mkt between Beaconsfield & LakepoInte
CHARLEVOIX:
Lou's Party Store, LakepoInte and Charlevoix
MACK AVE.:
Devonslure Drug, DevonshIre and Mack
Yorkslllre Market, Yorkshire and Mack
Parkies Party Store, St ClaIr and Mack
Alger Party Store, St ClaIr and Mack
Rand's Pharmacy, McMillan and Mack
Arbor Drugs, 7 Mile and Mack
SI. John Hospital, Moross near Mack, Gilt Shop and The
Nook
Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack
Harkness Pharmacy, Lochmoor and Mack
Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack
Mr C's Dell, Ridgemont and Mack
Bob's Drug Store, Roslyn and Mack
EAST WARREN AVE.:
The Wme Basket, Outer DrIve and E. Warren
Mr C's, Grayton and E Warren
7/Eleven, East Warren between Cadieux and Balduck
Park
Mr C's Dell, Morang &: Kelly
EAST DETROIT:
Ment Book Center, 22425 Kelly near 9 Mile Road
ST. CLAIR SHORES:
Collie Drugs, Harper and Chalon (81h Mile)
Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane
The Book Store, on Mack, south of 9 Mile
Perry Drugs, oU Marter and Jefferson
Lake Pharmacy, E 9 Mile between Mack and Jefferson
Perry Drugs, Shores Shoppmg Center, 13 Mile and
Harper
Shores Canteen on Jefferson, near 13 Mile
New Horizon Book Shop, Little Mack and 13 Mile
HARPER WOODS:
Pa~kcrest Party Store, Parkcrest and Harper
Hunter Pharmacy, Counlry Club and Harper
Kaycee Drugs, Bournemouth and Harper
The Tinder Box, Eastland Shopping Center, Aisle 7
..p.,., ...
GROSSE
Page Twelve-C
POINTE
-----p_ ...-...p-p-.-.-p
Thursday, November 10, 1983
NEWS
Center Ice in the GPHA
Midget A Marlies
,
,
')
~
scoreless as goalie Marc Orsmi
shut out the Oilers
Playing well were Weid, MIchael Coello, Andrew Bond and
Ray Jewell on defense; the checking line of Bobby Beltz, Robert
Bourdeau and Brian Kroenke, and
Johnny Deacon, Patrick Bond and
Brian Klernicki on offense The
Bruins are coached by Gary Weid
and Bob Morris and sponsored by
Ken Meade of Pomte Dodge
The Grosse Pointe
Marlboro
Midget A hockey club contmftes to
play well. In the tough Adray League, bestmg Trenton, 6-0, Nov. 6
The Marlies scored m every perIod WIth Joe Sullivan leading the
way With two goals and MIke
BI ykabkl nettmg three assIsts
Peter Guzzardo started the scor.
mg when he tipped m a centering
Pd!>!> midway through
the first
penod
Jim Barr and Brykalski
:-.et up the goal With a pair of
bedutlful pa!>ses Sullivan scored
the !>econd POInte goal when he
converted pas!>es from Chns Vahcevlc and Joe Amore
John Hlr!>chfleld flmshed off a
Cll..,P "'et of pa!>!>esfrom hnemates
Guzzal do and Brykalskl
and
rocketed home a 25-foot slapshot
Enck blal>ted a slapper from the
bluehne to put the Marlies up. 4-0
BI ykabkl set that goal up Sulh.
Vdll Ilm::,hed ou lhe ~econd penod
l>col1ng WIth a slick, single-handed
effort after stealing the puck from
the Trenton defense
Tom Ugval completed the Marhe attack by beating the goalie
from close m after takmg passes
from Vahcevlc
and Amore put
hIm In the clear Grosse Pointe
continue!> its !>chedule with three
league games this week
(Editor's
note
The Martie
summary publIshed in the Nav. 3
l&f>Ueshould have noted that the
Marlies won the see-saw contest
over Llvoma, 5-4. The winning
goal came With three minutes left
when Jerry Little redIrected
a
Sulhvan slapshot past the Livonia
goahe )
Pee Wee
The Black Hawks'
unbeaten
streak continued with a 6-2 wm
over the Rangers
Hawk goals
came from Michael Anway, Nathamel Cook, Ryan MeIer, Chns
Leimbach and JImmy Andary
ASSists went to Meier, Ryan
Scofield, Steve Wesley, Cook and
Mark Waterman
Weid and Andy
Brewer played well on defen!>e.
GoalIe Johnny Romme held the
R,ulgel::' off the scoreboard untIl
the last 30 seconds of the game.
when Adam MacDonald and Hendrie combined for two goals Hertel, Czerwinski and Scofield played well for the Hawks; Berube dId
a good Job m the nets for the Rangers
The Bandits faced the Fraser
Bulldogs Nov 5, coming up with a
4-2, vIctory. Warson had two goals
for the Bandits, wIth Sliwinski and
Kuna each scorIng a goal Assists
went to Crane,
Frederickson,
MIchalik and Watson The game
was tied at 2-2 going mto the third
period, but the strong BandIts
managed to come up with the wm
The line of Patrick
O'Brien,
Casl> and Stefan Teltge. provided
plenty of excitement
dunng the
Bandits' three-game streak. sup
plymg heavy forechecklllg
and
fine pO!:>ltlOnalplay
The Art Van Kings opened theIr
regular season WIth an 8-2 victory
over the GPD Blue Dragons
EvllaslO Covacha opened the scormg In the fIrst penod; Pete Morgan followed WIth an unassIsted
goal Sebastian Yofre assIsted on
Covacha's goal
Tony Marl put the Blue Dragon!>
on the board early In the second
South's EML champion girls' cross country team in<'llldl"d, from left to right. (front row) Kristie Wedding,
penod Covacha and M J. MOl I 1::. Erika Hernquist, Sue Sparling. Mary Beth Hicks, Shannon Burns. Beth Brockie; (middle row) MIchele
then scored for the Kings With Sweetman. Linda Gaglio. Heather Kolodziej. Toby Otto Danielle Varga, Nancy Solterisch, Kathy Keller;
Bobby Rahatm, Yofre and Morns
(back row) Holly Elliott. Renuka Uthappa. Julie Cunningham. Kerry Bruce, Karen Campbell, Kathy Masdrawmg assists Third period play
saw Danny Bomblch, MIke Ugval toianni, Tricia Pos!>elius and coach Steve Zaranek.
and Enc Klsf>kalt score; Morgan
assistmg Newcomer Pat Brennan
scored an unassisted goal for the
chanplOnshlp WIth a 19-38 time,
These runners
included overall
Grosse Pointe South's
girls'
Dragons. Paul Meglar got the WIn
whlle teammates
Uthappa, CunchampIOn
sophomore
Nancy
Solcross country team capped off a
In the nets for the Kmgs
ningham
and
Ott
all fImshed 10
very l>uccessful season WIth ItS tensch, Jumors Renuka Uthappa
and JulIe Cunningham, and soph- the top 15 to earn medals
fifth
straIght
Eastern
Michigan
Squirt House
In the JV race, South dominated
League championship.
The girls omores Damelle Varga and Toby
with four runners m the top 10,
The Clock Restaurant
Huskies
Ott. South also had the first seven
also qualIfIed for the state fmals
and USA faced off in their SquIrt
JUnIor varisty runners through the including a first place fmish by
for the fourth consecutIve year
Varga, a third place fimsh by
House opening game, With the
ftnish line, led by sophomore
South went undefeated m league
KolodzieJ, a fifth place fmish by
HuskIes taking an 8-1 vIctory
competition and finished with a Heather KolodzieJ
freshman
Shannon Burns and a
USA opened the scoring midway
At the state reglOnals at Metro
7-1 record overall In the E M L.
ninth
place
finish by freshman
through the first period on Ricei's
Beach
Oct
29,
South
placed
se.
champIOnshIp
meet, South had
Mary Beth Hicks
unassisted
goal which got past
cond behind North as both teams
five girls earn All-League honors
At the state finals Nov. 6, South
goaltender
Bnan Denms.
The
(top seven are all-league) which qualified for the state finals. Solfinished
20th out of 27 teams.
Huskies came to life with backterisch
captured
the
regIOnal
tied a record South set last year
to-back goals from Morreale to
end the first penod.
USA held off the Huskies until
when he scored from a scramble
the 6:58 mark of the second penod
After a scoreless second penod,
The Grosse P010te Bantam AA
when Morreale struck agam for
the Blues put the game away 10 10 front of the net Rob Klfsch
Blues had a two-win week in Little
the period's only score. The Hus- Caesars Hockey League play re- the third when Rob Klfsch con- made It 2-0 after taking a pass
kies scored four more in the third
from Frank.
good passes
from Rob
cently. topping Warren, 3-0, and verted
period on goals by Morreale, Ne- Waterford, 3-0.
Koehler
and Grant Patterson
som, Lorenzini and Pesegna
As.
The Blues put the game out of
Steady goaltending by Matt DenAgainst
Warren,
the Blues
sistmg on the goals were Nesom,
reach when Patterson and KU'sch
struck first late in the opemng pe- nis resulted In his first shutout
Okray, Morreale, Smith, Bufalmo
combmed on a breakout play and
riod when Ken Frank converted a
The Blues then traveled
to passed the puck to Yangouyian,
and Bogos.
pass from Chns Yangouytan Bob
Bloomfield Hills to face the Wa- who scored Defensemen Bob AlAlcott blasted a shot from the
Pee Wee House
terford Rangers who w~re unde- cott, DaVId Johnson, Jeff Lacca
point after takIng a pass from
The USA Olympians edged the Tim Bohan to put the Blues up 2-0 feated in league play. Patterson
and Pahl Zinn played well 10 front
Sabres, 3-2. in their first meetmg
of goaltender Dennis
put the Blues on top m a hurry
after one period
of the year
South girls win EML title
Squirt A
The Squirt A Bandits have posted three straight victories
and
continue to dominate Little Caesar's Travel Hockey League play.
The Bandits took an 8-4 Win over
Southgate, Oct. 2:l as Mark Sliwinski posted a three-goal hat tnck
and assisted
on another
goal.
Other goal scorers
were Brad
Warezak (two), Todd FrederIckson. Bob Cass and Michael Kuna
Pee Wee Bruins
Assists
went to David
Auld,
KeVin Watson,
In hard-skating competition, the Frederickson,
Kuna (two each), Warezak and
Gro!>se Pointe Pee Wee A Bruins
downed the Alpha Oilers, 4-1 The Andrew VanDeweghe. Jason Hall
Oilers opened the scoring, but and Dustin Kolodge split goalBruin Mark Greblk answered 11 tending chores
The Westworld Stingers gave
!>econds later on a pass from
the Bandits a tough battle oct. 29,
NICky Leone
Peter Donaldson
then tipped a Jason Weid shot into but Grosse Pomte came away with
the 3-1 victory as Hall made sethe net to close out the first period
veral game-saving saves m goal.
scormg
Brtan Crane, VanDeweghe, SCott
The second perIod was the
Pointe's as Leone opened with a Berger and Brian Michalik played
goal; Donaldson assisting. With 21 well on defense
Goal scorers for the Bandits
seconds left in the period, Grebik
were Watson, Crane and Kuna;
scored a short-handed goal; Leone
Warezak added an al>sist
assisting
The third penod was
Bantam Blues take two wins
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