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VOL.
44-No
Grosse Pointe, Michigan, Thursday,
46
November
School 'board votes
6-1 to close Barnes
for your information
fyi
By Tom. Gre(lnwood
By Susan McDonald
Barnes Elementary School Will
close ItS doors to students whIle
~Ixth graders move mto the mIddle schools next fall under a reorganizatIon plan approved Monday
by a 6-1 vote of the Board of Edu-
You can do it Mike!
Okay gang guess what today
It's the seventh
annual
"Great
American
Smokeout"
sponsored
by the American
Cancer Society The Idea, as you
probably
know, IS to urge
smokers to give up the demon
weed for 24 hours In the hopes
they'll stop smoking altogether
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The trustees'
deCISIOn drew
cheers and Jeers from a crowd of
more than 400 at the North High
Performing Arts Center A school
board recall group stands ready to
collect SIgnatures;
another
or.
ganIzation says it will fight any
attempt to remove trustees from
office
The focal
pOInt of the
"G AS"
In DetrOIt this year
WllI be a Lunch Bunch Smokeout Rally hosted by the Westin
Hotel running from 11 30 a m
to 1 p.m today MUSIC, magic
and aerobic dancing
will be
provided to take the smoker's
mind off those butts
One of the really neat thmgs
to do to help the smokers this
year is the Cancer Society's
"Adopt a Smoker"
program
The Idea is to help a friend or
co-worker make It through the
day as they slowly fall apart
and start to beg and whine for
a clgaret
And some parents say they will
work to make the reorgamzation a
success despIte their disappomtment with the school board's fmal
decision
The board's vote Monday culminated months of study, public
debate and spmted
pohticking
Women, who did not want to be identified, hold signs for Brummel.
So I'm gomg to do It. Smce I
don't have any friends,
I'm
going to adopt co-worker Mike
Andrzejczyk
whether he likes
it or not Even though Mike has
a last name that looks like an
eye chart, he's not too bad a
guy. Hopefully I'll be able to
save "Big Mike" (we call him
"B M." for short) from himself.
Most importantly,
according
to the Cancer Society, I W1I1not
nag, threaten
or preach., ~ot
once will. I tell Mike-tha~
lungs probably look like a coal
miner's boot.
Not once will I ask him what
it's like to use his lungs as a
natural filter. Nor will I ever
mention
that
stupid
Topal
toothpaste
commercial
The
one where a guy blows smoke
through
a handkerchief
and
stams It an ugly yellow. (Hey
Mike, If It does that to a hankerchief, what's It doing to you
inside?) I mean, after all, you
can always buy new hankerchiefs New lungs are harder to
find.
Finally
as a life-long nonsmoker, I think it's only fair for
meto give up sometlungtoo. Just
to keep Mike company. To let
him know I'm WIth him morally,
spirituaHy and phySically.
I'm going to give up smokIng
too. I'm going to give up takIng
in all that re-cycled
clgaret
smoke Mike emits when he
lIghts up next to me I think it's
only fair
I'll let you know how Mlkey,
(he'll smoke anythmg), did In
next week's column
InCidentally, before anyone calls me a
hypocnte for bemg antI-smoking thiS week after wrItmg
about pipe smokers last week
let me say I was Just followmg
orders
for the
Very interesting ...
Grosse Pomte is mentIOned at
least half a dozen tImes in two
interesting books that crossed
my desk this week The first IS
"Murder, MIchigan," detaIlIng
70 MIchIgan murders
with a
dash of history
and atmosphere The killings date from
an IndIan murder in 1567 to the
massacre of a Michigan family
in 1982
Among the more interestIng
stones is the canmbalized fate
of Etian Brule, the first white
man to explore MIchigan, the
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among groups oppobed to and In
l>Upport of ~chool c1o!>lI1gs Tru!>tees on Sunday found black boxe~
sitting on their door,>tepb elt home
They contaIned wrote Stetl:>on hat~
With note!> attached - be a good
guy and vote agaJn~t ~chool clo'>
ings - from a parent group at
Barne~
None of the lru~lee,> cho~e to
wear their white hat~ Monday, but
the SIXwho voted in favor of Supl
Kenneth Brummel'!> recommendatIons defended theIr pO~ltlOn!>With
apparent convictIon
Dorothy Kennel, a tru~tee and
former teacher, saId l>he firmly
belteves the new organIzatIon wIll
bring Improvement!> m the qualIty
of educatIOn as well as economies
to the l>chool system.
"Our responsibIlIty
IS to gUIde
the school system
In as economICally sound and effICIent manners as pOSSIble Our challenge is
also to improve the standard!> of
thiS system
Without change we
are merely standIng still
If we
are to maintain our standmg In
the natIOn, we are gOIng to have to
do some of the thmgs comparable
systems have done," she said
Board President Joan Hanpeter
SaId she has an oblIgatIOn to "look
for every opportunIty to cut costs
that does not damage our educational program
"I hold this admInIstratIOn responsible for seemg that the SIxth
grade move IS well planned and
that the promised benefits do materialize," she said
I'm gomg to take all the Cancer Society's suggestions
and
use them on old B M. First I'll
supply him with candy, cookies,
celery sticks or Whatever to
crush that oral craving I'll also
buy him lunch and be avaIlable
for moral consolation all day.
BeSides, It'S all gnst
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More than 406 people jammed
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the PerformiBg
Arts ~._
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By Harriet Nolan
Sara Snyder of Grosse Pointe
Park was 12 years old when her
parents moved to the Indian ViIlage home of her grandmother.
Left .alone most.of the time, she
acqwr,ed the habit of drInkmg her
father s beer wlule readmg, and
by the time she graduated from
high school she deSCrIbes herself
as "a full-blown alcoholIc"
DurIng the next SlX years., Ms
Snyder
remembe~s
drIftIng
~round Mlc~lgan, lOSIng numerous
Jobs and being kicked out of several apartm~nts
She also remembers
bemg robb~d, bea.ten
and strapped
down m hospital
emergency
rooms
before
she
made the chOIce to "eIther go
completely crazy and end up dead
or quit drmklng "
and SOCially," says Ms. Snyder.
"A drunk chooses to be, an alcohohc has no chOIce"
She feels the community
IS
denying the serIOusness
of the
problem much the same as unwed
pregnant daughters were shuttled
off to undisclosed locations not too
many years ago
Two Grosse Pointe high school
counselors who want to remain
anonymous for fear of "losing the
confIdence of students who tell
them everything,"
back up thiS
theory.
Both say they don't belIeve any
students are alcoholIcs, but that
some only dnnk to excess on
weekends.
ClementIne Rice, a member of
SAC', a nonprofit
commuDlty
In 1974, she entered a half-way
house for alcoholIc women 3:nd
~pent the next 51 weeks hghtmg
her way back to realIty.
council organIzed to address the
problem of substance
use and
abuse, expressed a SimIlar opmion
Ms Snyder, now a substance
abuse therapIst With the Interim
House Alcohol Treatment
Program at the downtown YWCA, IS
angry that there aren't any inpatient units in the Pointes to treat
re~ldents
"I don't want to l>OUnanaive,"
says Mrs Rice "But I don't beheve there are any alcohohc teens
m our schools What we're talkmg
about IS abuse and misuse of alcohol"
However, POInte high school
students interviewed
disagreed
They thought it funny that educational programs
tell them how
they Will feel after havmg two or
"A lot of people stereotype an
alcohohc as someone who intentionally destroys their hfe, a person defectIve both psychologically
Thanksgiving issue early
The Grosse Pomte News Will
come out one day early, on
Wedne'iday, next week because
of the Thank"glvIng
holIday
AccordIngly,
deadlInes
for
submittIng pres" releases and
purchaSing advertisements
for
our Nov
23 Issue will be
changed to the followmg
• News and "ports pres~ relE'abel> must be In by 5 P m
tomorrow, Nov 18
• Second ,ectlon (society) reo
lea"e" mu"t he In by noon today, Nov 17
• Clas'>lfJed ad deadlIne
noon on Monday. Nov 21
IS
• DI<;play ad" for the Second
SectIOn and Sport" mu"t be In
by 4 P m tomorrow, Nov 18,
and those for the general news
...eellOn mu!>t he In by 11 a m
Monday. Nov 21
\
The paper Will be delIvered to
homes and regular sales outlets
on Wednesday that week only
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three drinks when what they
really want to know IS how much
trouble they can get mto if they
are caught
The only people Interested
in
those programs are parents who
"already
know their kids have
problems and mothers who ha'
h
ven. t ~nyt~,mg better to do WIt
their tune,
they say
Alcohol is eaSily purchased
across Mack Avenue by kids with
cars who are WIlling to do It for a
few bucks They also say drugs
are commonplace m the middle
schools from kids who get it from
older brothers
and sisters
and
then sell it to their own peers
Chrlstme Dodds, another SAC'
member, says parents need to revamp old habits if they are to set
an example, such as serving coffee as an alternate beverage instead of cocktails
ed by a drop of more than 40 percent
m publtc ~chool enrollment SInce
1970 The sy!>tem deSigned for 10,000
student~ now houses about 7,500 and
adminIbtrators
predict that will
drop to 6,267 In three years
"Fifty-four out of a total of 176
regulRr ('la ......r()(\m<; avallahle {or
teachmg purpo~e!> In our elementary school are not now needed that's one.thl I'd of our rooms,"
accordmg to Mrs Kennel.
While many
citizens
ill the
audIence Monday applauded the
board's
actIOn and spoke their
!>upport £01 trustees facmg a recall, the maJority wa~ firm In ItS
oPPO~lhon to closmg Bal nes and
tranbfelTlng !>ixth graders. Roger
Mourad, the only trustee to vote
against the plan, said m a speech
mterrupted
twice With applause
that he felt he was reflectIng pub(Continued on Page 15A)
Park
cOlUlcil
already
fighting
By Harriet Nolan
The honeymoon
between
the
Grosse POInte Park City CouncIl
Trustee Jon Gandelot agreed,
up to a point, WIth parents who and newly elected Mayor Palmer
have said they oppose school clos- Heenan came to an abrupt halt
counCil voted down hiS
ings because
Grosse POInte is after
chOIce of Vernon Ausherman
as
"different"
from distrICts across
" the state that have dosed schools Mayor Pro Tern by a 4-3 margin
because of sharp enrollment de- at the council meetmg Monday,
Nov 14
clines.
-'- The staiJdj:n.r~PI"b-Heen.1l
-.-tWit .ft':.... ..,p";'{%lflJim-e
audience
booed, howled, hoot::J
said. "We're unusual in that we and hissed whenever
any holdhaven't yet addressed the problem
voted or
of declining enrollment
. we over council members
spoke They cheered and clapped
~a,~en't attempted
to deal with
for the mayor and councIl memIt
bers
Vernon
Ausherman
and
Gandelot said he had respeel for David Gaskin.
the many citizens who have ,raIAfter Ausherman
was rejected
lied against Supt Brummel's pro- for the pOSItIon, he told the audposals. "By and large, the cItIzens
Ience and counCil he felt like the
who have come to the board are
new kid on the block, that the
good, intelligent people who have
do n e
g eat de al of re!>earch A councIl appeared to be polarized
and he wasn't going to apologIze
lot of ag~
has come from these
for bemg there
discussions," he saId
He then nommated Gaskm who
The two-part
reorganIzatIOn
was also rejected by a 4-3 vote.
plan approved Monday was the
Following
that, councilmember
thml proposal considered by the
Carroll
Evola nomInated
John
'5chool board this year TWQothers
Prost who was unanimously voted
called for closing four schools but
Mayor Pro Tem.
were abandoned
after loud protests from citizens
BeSides the fact that Ausher(Continued on Page 2A)
The reorganization
was prompt-
She notes that the ads on televi~Ion glOrIfy beer and associate
drmkmg
beer with mountains
out-of.doors,
and good lookmg
men and women having loads of
fun
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"They don't show the hangovers
and thrOWIng up," says Mrs.
Dodds
Mrs RICe, of SAC' agrees, and
says the old notion that every kid
(male only, of course)
should
have one good drunk before he
gets out of htgh school is wrong
And according to Jim KeatIng,
director
of Eastwood
Climc,
there's
an Image problem
in
Grossf' POinte not found In every
community
And that problem
may lead to alcohol abuse among
teen!>
(Continued
on Page 15A)
Corrections
John Youngblood, not Thomas
Youngblood, was elected to the
Grosse POInte City CounCil In the
Tuesday, Nov 8, muniCipal electIOn The News regrets the error
Workers
return
horses to AMC.
Giddyup Gone
I
Horses take a hike on Mack
Ing lot and galloped
~outh on
By Jamie Cook
Lunch hour traffIc on Mack In Mack towards Cadieux, accordmg
rounding-up
the
~rosse Pointe was JOined Monday to wltne"se~
hor.,e"
oy a pmto
The last hne of Jim Okonoskl'"
letter to the editor <Nov 10) to
A combination
of the car dealThiS was not a typical pmto
Clllzens to Support the Board of manufactured
by a DetrOit car ('r.,hlp',> employe~ and caretakers
Education ~hould have read "The
company
ThIS pInto had four of the hor.,es from Longhorn
fact that ~ou've had zero Input at legs, a taIl and traveled With three
!Lmch In Wa.,htngton. Mlch fI.
any publIc heanrrg, decide to be. other frIends
nally caught the hor~es east of
come the Standard Bearer for the
Mack In Grosse Ponlte City. about
hoard and manage to become the
While fllmmg a televl"lOn com
a mIle dnd a half from the dealermerclal
u~Jng five horse~ as ,hiP, ~tne~ ...e ... ~dld
front page headlIne of the Grosse
Pomte News, all from a pO'>1tlOn props, Grosse Pomte AMC's car
One RICCI emplo)e,
Eugene
at ]8201 Mack, had a
of Ignorance of fact and total pub- dealership,
Iafrate.
dres"ed
m
a
SUIt
and tie,
round.up
on
ItS
hand.,
a~
four
ot
hc umnvolvement,
IS phenomen(Continued on Page 2A)
the horses escapPfl from the park.
al "
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Page Two-A
GROSSE
(CooUbued from Page lA)
helped catch the horses and rode
one back to the dealership
on
sidestreets In Grosse Pointe.
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"People
were coming
their houses and asking
golOg on?' " Iafrate said.
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We have o~er jifteen )ean expertence ITljtallmg ,"Mom Westec
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"In each of the~e case!> It wa~
the
mayor'~
chOIce,"
noted
Heenan. "And the councll was re~ponslve "
Accordmg to the CIty charter,
the whole council ha~ the nght to
elect one of Its members Mayor
Pro Tern
Three of the horses caught were
Odell. to GIO::>::.t: Fowle AMC
down sIdestreet~
to McMIllan,
then were taken across Mack to
the dealership,
according to the
horse gatherers
Whinnying part
of the way, the pinto was escorted
back along Mack's sidewalk by
Reyoakley
r.
trousers
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Heenan introduced a resolutIOn
that the Grosse Pointe School System be mamtained m Its present
configuration and that the school
board be encouraged to reject the
present consolidation plan It was
delivered
to the school board
meeting that same evemng after
the board had made its decision
This is Heenan's
first stint at
elected public offIce, thiS time
grabbing a brass ring for himself
after being a supporter and campaigner for other Republicans
Hagood said she was not laughing during the escape, but could
laugh afterwards,
The theme of the commercial,
bemg filmed in the dealership
parking lot, is "We don't horse
around," and "We'll lasso a great
deal," Ricci said.
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Thankdivin\l
Forster based her vote on the
fact that Prost. was the most experienced member of council and
said, "I voted my conscIence."
"We were going to get ele.
phants. Thank god we didn't get
elephants," Ricci said,
The names of the soon-to-be
television star horses are Jenny,
Barney, Emma, Apache Moon and
Brandy, the caretakers said.
t t' t' f
Income s a IS ICS or
the Farms and Shores compal ed WIth the Iest of the nalion We come out pretty well
Other mterestmg facts and
there are thousands of them,
mclude ttungs lIke: three dogs
that have shot their masters,
odd ball deaths; the most bormg highways, unusual grave
markers, celebntles who were
born and died In Michigan,
strange cOIncidences, the be~t
sellmg beel sand hquors In the
state,
the major
causes
of
death 10 MIchigan and anythmg
else you thmk about thIS plea~ant penln~ula
e books are both the produ~r of Gary W Barfknecht, of
D'
d "Mlchillaneou<;"
aVI;,on, dn
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Murdel,
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and Book VIlla e
Send a
Tempers were at such a frenzy
the audience that when councilmember
PatriCIa Forster
attempted to quahfy her reasons for
supportmg
Prost, thiS reporter
heard a man in the audIence call
her a G-- D---- Llbber
The dealership's
owner, Joe
RICci, laughed
about the mcldent.
"Now that we caught
can laugh," she said.
-fyi per capIta
(Continued from Page 1M
assassmation
of James Jesse
Strang leader of a dIssenting
band bf Mormons who estabhshed a colony on Beaver Island
and declared himself KU1g; and
the 1925murder of a ~an by tus
wife after he blew their savmgs
on a Model T car. Henry Ford
"the FOIst" ~ttempted to mtervene and bail h«;r out of Jail
SoWld mterestU1g.
The second book has been out
a little wtule, but IS still ve~y
appealIng,
Called
"Mlchlllaneous," the tome IS a compllation of httle and well known
facts about Michigan, Its hlstory and residents After I ead109 It, I can tell you ttus IS one
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Grosse Pomte and Its resldents are mentioned more than
a few times Everythmg from
.. werewolves In the Park to the
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When the horses escaped, Shirley Hagood, one of the horses'
caretakers,
chased
the horses
whlle riding on the only horse that
did not escape, she said
Hagood
said she knew the
horses would try to run away, but
added, "we stood on both Sides of
the horses and thought we could
stop them if they started to walk
away."
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(Continued hm PagelA)
man ran on the same slate as the
mayor,
Heenan
&ald he felt
Aus,herman
qualIfied ba&ed on
gettmg the most votes Prost re&ponded that that cnterIa had not
been used In elect10g a Mayor Pro
Tern SlOce 1977
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Park council
squabbles
"Another guy asked me If the
hor~es had moved-m down the
road," Reyoakley saId
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out of
'what's
An employe of the dealership's
used car busmess on Mack at CadIeux, Jeff Reyoakley, was at the
fllmmg and helped rOWld-up the
pmto He said one female driver
screamed at a hor~e to get 10 her
car
with any Aldrm Sy"tem purchased or leased before
November 30, 1983 Re~ldentIal or Commercldl
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The fllming of the commercial
was moved indoors after the incident The ad is scheduled to appear on ChrIstmas day on Channel
7, a dealership spokesman said
When runrung after the horses
on Mack, Iafrate
said drivers
were moving
their cars
into
dnveways
trying to block the
horses
But the escapees would
Simply walk around the car
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the man who wrote
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GROSSE
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GSA head comes back to Pointe
By MIke Andrzejczyk
Two years ago, Charles Davis
and hIs family packed up and
moved to Washmgton D C when
Davis was appointed aSSOCiate adminIstrator
of pollcy and management systems in the General
Services Administration
Now, he's moved back In Grosse
Pointe along wIth his wife Susan
and three children He also has a
new
position
as
a!>sociate
administrator
for operations for
the General services Administration, Washington D C
Tomorrow
mght, DavIs will
climb on a plane In Washington
and fly home to Grosse POinte for
the weekend Sunday mght, he'll
be back on a plane for the nation's
capital, ready to start another
work week
There's a thmg called Potomac
Fever, DaVIS saId Those who
come to W a::Jullgloll l~IlJ lo get
caught up In the hustle of the CIty
whose sole function, it seems, IS to
run the rest of the nation. Those
who seem most immune to the fevel', who tend to return home
after their Jobs are done, come
from two places, according to The
.Washmgton Post - Grosse Pointe
and GreenWich, Conn.
Originally,
Davis moved his
family to Washington and leased
his Grosse Pointe home. When his
wife quit her job with the Department of Health and Human Services, the DaVlseS came back to
their Farms home.
"The
quality of hfe
In
Grosse
POinte IS so much hIgher than in
Washington,"
Davis
said
"Washington is a good city, but
the style of hfe in Grosse Pointe is
so much better."
Susan DaVIS earned the congratulations
of PreSIdent Ronald
Reagan after she left her position
as specIal assistant to the director
of the Private Sector Initiatives In
the Department
of Health and
Human ServlCes, one of two posi.
tIOns she held.
Private Sector Imtiatlves was a
preSIdentially-proposed
program
to help move problem-solving
to
the local leve l usmg local reo
sources and chantIes
By uSing
the avaIlable
local resources,
charitable orgamzatlOns and volunteers'rrograms
such as heatmg
bIll rehe for the elderly and indio
gent In Joplin, Mo and disaster
relief planmng and coordmatIOn 10
Kansas City were made possible,
DaVIS said
One of MI s DaVIS' projects was
a productIOn of a documentary
about the construction of a playground at a prIvate school for the
disabled
More than 180 compal11es and 1,000 volunteers
donated time, material and food for
the playground
work that had
been stalled by the lack of funding
from the municipal government.
While spendmg $10,000 a year
commutmg
to and from Washington is expensive, living in the
nation's capital with its high rents
is no picnic, Davis noted. On top
of that, Grosse Pomte is just a
IDcer place to live, he added.
"I don't think people here really
realize how remarkable
Grosse
Pointe is," Davis said. "In my
job, I travel all around the country, and there are very few p'laces
that are even remotely SImilar to
Grosse Pointe."
What makes it exceptional is ItS
compactness
and homogeneous
make-up, Davis said His children,
who attend local schools, can get
on their bikes or walk to any
number of places in the area, he
added.
When the family was lIvmg In
Washington, he and his WIfe could
work anywhere
from 12 to 14
hours a day five days a week
Now, there's one parent home at
all times, with the other offering
quality time on weekends, he not-
ed
"When you have children, you
have a responSIbility
to ral!>e
those children yourself and not let
someone ebe do It for you, ' DaVIS
said.
"I see my kids more on weekends that I did when they were
living here in Washmgton,"
he
added.
What Davis does the other five
days a week IS help run an offIce
that oversees 24,000 employes 10
8,500 locations
throughout
the
country. its territories and protectorates, Germany and the Middle
East. The agency is the main purchasing arm of the gvernment, its
real estate broker, property and
computer
system manager
and
archIvist.
The agency, besides overseeing
the 2.4 billion square feet of office
space, federal supply services,
National Archives and the presidential libraries, runs the seventh
largest telephone company m the
world, DaVIS said.
"For everything we do, we try
to charge a commercial
rate,"
Davis said "We try to operate as
much like a business as possible."
Because of the size of GSA, the
key to running the agency is finding ~ood people to run the local,
distnct and regional levels, Davis
said. "We try to find good people,
give then the tools and motivate
them to do the job," he added
One problem when he came to
the GSA in 1981 was a lack of
motivation, Davis said. "Govern.
ment employes
were suffering
from a lack of leadership
What
leadership
there was, was very
fearful.
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Ready or not, here comes Santa
Pl1otobyTomGreenwood
What does Santa drive when there isn't any snow? How about a fire engine red Mercede!t 500 SL! Santa
and f)'iends, lIeft to right) Dalryl Finken, of Sparky Herbert's, Valarie Powell, of Eurocar and Bob Jose, of
Grosse Pointe Auto Repair, gathered at Eurocar last week while Santa'!t sleigh received a tune up. That
!tleigh has to be in top shape for the annual Thanksgiving Parade sponsored by the Gros!te Pointe Merchants
A!tsociation. The parade begin!> this year at 10:30 a.m., leaving South High School and ending in front of
Jacobson's.
Hopefully, Sant's sleigh will be ready to go.
Parade will be bigger than ever
Marchmg bands. clowns. floats
and dozens of young Grosse POlllters will welcome Santa Claus back
to town next week in the Village's
Sixth annual parade
The fun beginS at the corner of
FIsher and Grosse POinte Boulevard at 10 30 a m next Friday.
Nov 25 The parade Will travel up
Fisher to Kercheval and up Kercheval to the Village, where It Will arrive at about 11 15 a.m
Santa WIll take official reSidence
at Jacobson's after he receives a
key to the city from Mayor Lorenzo
Browning
Joming the parade Will be marchmg bands from Allen Park High
School. Harnson
High School In
Farmington,
the MarchIng Cavahers of South Lake, Henry Ford II
High School and North and South
The First Michigan Colomal Fife
and Drum Corps and the Celtic PIpe
and Drul11f: Will help entertain the
crowd along With Waterford MaJorette and Drum Corps members In
sequined costumes
The parade IS sponsored by the
Grosse POll1te \'Jllage ASSOCiatIOn
and also WIll feature several float'i
deSIgned by RICk Selke .\ bLlIldlllg
party IS !>chedulpd for thiS Sunday
Nov 20, at 10a m at Grosse Pomte
Auto RepaIr, 15103 Kercheeval In
the Park
Anyone who can help
should come Refeshments Will be
prOVIded by Sparky Herbert s located next door
Other floats In the parade Will be
two from North High's Homecomll1g, the prize-WInning Band
and Orchestra
creatIOn and the
ChIpmunk float The Northeast GUIdance Center WIllbe represented 011
"Mrs Claus and the Santa House
and the JUnior ChOir from St
Michael's Episcopal Church directed by Jeanne Hurst will nde Xet
another float
Groups of young people Will Jom
the parade, including the Parcells
Cadette Troop 282, Indian GUides
and Prmcesses, MaIre's Club Scout
Pack 19, Park CampfIre
Girls.
Guardian Angel's Brownie Troop
No 642 and Defer's Club Scout pack
No 147
Others who have donated theil'
time and talents to the parade are
Mt Clemens' Naval All' Faclhtv
color guard. the Fraternal Order
PolIce.
Second
Regiment
of
Pennsvlvania Line Grosse Pointe
Theatel With Its Disney Heads
The Bug, 1\'[1' Kramer and his Cal-
of
hope; Woods LIOns Club Umverslty
of Michigan Wolverines. the Camel
WIth Wrmkled Knees, AssumptIOn
Cultural Center the flag corps from
South and majorettes from North
also WIll be on hand
Paddlngton Bear Will be grand
marshal and master of ceremonws
is Robert McKenna Kl\vanls, Jaycees, Rotary and Explorer Troop
Post No 418 Will serve as parade
marshals Cars have been donated
by POinte Dodge and Chrysler CorporatIOn
AARP will meet
at Memorial Church
Grosse Pomte Chapter No. 2151
of Amencan
ASSOCIatIOn of Retired Per!>ons (AARP), will meet
Monday, Nov 28, at 1 pm,
at
Gro!>se Pomte Memorial Church,
16 Lakeshore Road
The &peaker Will be John F.
Adams, attorney and CPA, semor
partner
of Adams, Mott, Staniszewski, who Will diSCUSS recent
change ... in federal mcome tax
regulations that apply to retlrees.
A i>oClal
wJJl foJlow
hour and CdI'd playmg
the meetmg.
The patron saint of
dentists is Apollonia.
A statue of her stands
in the art museum at
Ponce, Puerto Rico
In the statue's
right
hand is a pair of pliers
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Thursday, November 17, 1983
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For her, touchmg, huggmg and
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thlowmg up a~ a result of the
chemotherapy
treatment
was
mo!>t ImpOl tant
"You need somebody to be close
to you," !>heSdy&. "But everybody
I!>dIffel ent
"But the more you get out of the
c1o,>et, the better off you are and
thdt I!>what thl'> retreat IS trymg
And on Nov 19 and 20 she WIll to accomplish," !>he adds
proudly act as a ho!>te!>sand conThe goal of the weekend IS to
fidant to othel fdmlhe1> who live get patIent!> and theIr famll1e!> mto
WIth cancer daily at the Harperd relaxed envll onment so they can
Gracp HO'>OItal'!> retreat
called
sh~re ~nd rel~te theIr own expel'
the "We Can Weekend"
lence~ With each other
"Cancer," says Mr!> Lane, "IS a
It'~ also deSigned to prOVIde
chronic dIsease, no dIfferent than
diabetes and heart disease and psychologICal and emotIOnal suphow a person tnes to 11ve a nor- port and give a baSIC understandmg of the varIOUS disease procesmal lIfe IS Important
lUNCH
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GRAPES
8ge
, 'The weekend
is de~lgned
around the entIre mdivldual and
the way they relate to the family," adds Pazdur "The faculty I.!>
tramed In all area& of mediCIne,
cancer nursmg, SOCIal work, pa!>toral
care,
phy!>ical therapy,
rehabIlitatIOn, educatIOn, art and
"And somehme~ parent!> are reluctant to deal With the dIsease
and children have to know what's
going on Thl~ IS total family
commitment,"
he add~
An example,
would be learnmg
Pazdur,
many of
the ehE'l11othE'l'Hpy agf'nt<, Il"ed to
combat cancer cause a drop In the
wrute blood count that could leave
a patient open to a hfe-threaterung
mfectlOn
SdY~
that
"They need to know If they de-
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The workshop, the fIrst one of
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SpecIal funding can be an anged
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weekend Call Ann Allen at 4949062 for Information
when exerCI!>e VIdeos by Jane
wife cater to the Grosse POInte
Fonda and Richard Simmons sell
vldeocas!>ette market with family
From her own expel'lences, she
It !>eems most Grosse Pointers'
OrIented movIes because of his well
knows that cancer patients and ta~tes he m wholesome
enterother videocassettes
Magnetic
principles
He also
beheves
theIr families have a lot of ques- tainment, such as m G, PG and R famIly-onented
movies become a Slghts'and Sounds sells and rents
tions, but often doctors don't take rated movies and In phySIcal
range from the claSSIC old movies
catalyst for the family to gather
workout
videos,
accordmg
to together
the time to thoroughly
answer
like "Casablanca,"
to cartoons
Videocassette suppliers in Grosse
them.
I1ke "MIckey Mouse" and to acBut he added It would be naive
Pomte
found
for him to beheve there IS no tIOn-packed entertainment
She says she didn't leave a
The two Grosse Pointe sup- market
in James Bond movies, he said
111 Gro!>&e POll1te for
stone unturned and even asked
pliers, Magnetic Sight and Sound, X-rated material
Horror movies like "Poltergeist"
her doctor about drugs she saw 17045 Kercheval,
and Grosse
"There's
no questIOn in my
also are popular
advertised
on television,
out of Pomte Public Library. rent and
He said mostly adults rent the
some little town in Texas A lot of sell movies With an R rating or mind I'm losmg income by not ca.
videocassetts
for themselves
and
termg to X-rated movie buyers,
that IS quackery, she says
less
but I don't want the image of an their families. He warns parents If
Jim Bologna, owner of Magnetic
Would her hair grow back, could
a movie may be too exphclt for
adult bookstore," Bologna said.
she lead a normal life, and what SIght and Sound, !>ald lfe and hIS
children.
"I don't want my wife and family harrassed and I have my own
The Grosse Pointe Pubhc Liscruples," he saId.
brary's selection is smaller, about
He said most of the X-rated
100, but it has a wide range also,
with movies such as "Mary Popmarket in Grosse Pointe probably
buys from MGM Video Systems,
pins" and horror movies such as
16422 East Warren in Detroit
"Alien," Mike Pieronek, a library
employe, said.
MGM VIdeo Systems'
highest
volume
rentals
are
X-rated
Pieronek said the average age
movies, co-owner Bill Woelkers
of renters at the library, is about
said. Most of his customers
of 40 to 50 years old
Woelkers said movies with a lot
X-rated matenals rent the movies
for a short time, then rent newer
pf action usually rent and sell
movies.
well,
MGM Video Systems' selection
Besides
"Flashdance"
and
also includes G, PG and R rated
"Jane Fonda's Workout" in the
mOVies, he said His customers
number one and two best selling
Olympus OM-G, With 50mm
also rent the -popular- vldeocas=
sP9.ts nationally,
the eight other
f1 8 lens, complete With
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the counsettes on the'l:ental'and\
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Olympus USA. warranty card
ket, which includes "well ov'er try, according to statIstics compiled by Billboard Magazine from
LESS: Factory Rebate
1,000" Videocassettes.
mailed directly from Olympus
retail sales, are "48 Hours," "An
The mo~t popular
videocasto your home
settes, according to natIOnal fi- Officer and a Gentleman,"
"Dr.
Detroit,"
"Duran Duran,"
"The
gures and three local suppliers'
LESS: "StudiO Camera MerOutsiders,"
"Tender
Mercies,"
recent business, indIcate Grosse
chandise Rebate" (good towards
"The Year of Living DangerousPointers and the Amencan pubhc
one of the SIX items listed below)
are In a "get phySiCal" craze.
ly" and "The Man from Snowy
RIver."
The two top VIdeocassettes are
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the dynamic dancing display of
The range of cost to purchase a
buying your OM-Gfor the
"Flashdance"
and the energetic
videocassette
goes from $39.95 to
exercise of "Jane Fonda's Work- about $70 Or $80, Woelkers said.
unbelievable low price of ..
out "
To rent a videocassette,
costs
Bologna said he and rus Wife berange from $1 for three days at
heve persons want to get In shape
the library to $6 for one day at
111 the spnng to show off during
MagnetIc SIght and Sound Both
the summer and exercise 111 the
MGM Video Systems and Magnefall to bP 111 shape when socializing
tic Sight and Sound have a club
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membership
so'repeat
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EMPEROR
59c
"Some of them all eady know
each othel ," ~dYS Pazdur. "But
many other!> WIll meet for the first
time WIth the commonality,
at
least one member of each family
ha!> cancer
Pointers 'get physical' with video
"You could be drugged out of
your head and lIve 10 years, but
you want to function to the be!>l of
your ability"
LETTUCE
7ge
velop a fever they should get to
their physIcian."
The management
of local complications of cancer, learning how
to handle certain dIscharge!> from
the body, proper nutl'ltion
and
dealing With both the patIent'!> and
spouse's fear of a poor self body
Image WIll be other areas dl'>cussed dunng the retreat
Sexuality and sen~uallty are two
lInpOi tant area~ that couples with
Cdncer must come to grips With,
notes Mrs Lane
Looking back to that period In
her life when her hedd wa!> fIlled
With a million que!>tlons and her
doctor either wouldn't or couldn't
take the time to an~wer them
!>at Isf actonly,
Mrs
La ne now
feels she ha!> been gr ven a new
lease on lIfe
PT
ses, according to Richard Pazdur,
M D of Grosse Pomte. Pazdur is
a medIcal oncologist at HarperGrace Ho~pltals
Pazdur says that oftentimes It
means more for a patient to hear
about sIde effect~ of treatment
from someone who has already
expel'lenced
them, rather
than
from medical personnel
could she tell people who were
afraId her cancer was contagious
were only a few of the questions
she carned With her
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A h<;tlng of local programs available on Grosse Pointe Cable
Tbursday. November 17
• 11 a m - "What Price CommulUcations."
(1T)
I 5 30 P m "The Health Field" _ The topic is breast cancer. (1'7)
• 6 P m - "The Prevention Factor" _ TIus hIm expiains the causes of
pneumoma. the warrung signs to be aware of and a new vaccme. (1'7)
I 6 30 P m
- Hank Luks vs Crime (1'7)
I 7 P m People with Erv Steiner _ Guest is David WHls, from the
MIChigan Humane Society (17)
I 7 P m
- The Saving Word _ RebglOus program. (5)
• 7 30 pm - A View from a Park Bench, with Judge Beverly C
Grobbel - Guest IS Judge John D. O'Hair, Wayne COlHlty Prosecutor.
Part 2 (l71
• 7 30 P m - Steady Gams _ News and Illfo from your local schools
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• 8 P m - "FInancial Plannmg" - With Margaret Southworth, Certified Fmanclal Planner (17)
1830 pm - "Johanna Gilbert Interviews
" Janet Mueller, Grosse
POInte Newl> 07)
• 9 pm - The Job Show, from MESC (17)
• 9 30 P m - BOard of Education's final meetmg on the recommendatIOn of :,chool c1ol>mg!> (17)
Monday, November 21
o 11 <l m - "Turkey With all the Trimmmgs"
- Tips on how to put a
Thallk"glvlOg dinner together (17)
• 4 :10p m - Amencan Cathohc (5)
• 5 P m - FaIth 20 (5)
I 5 30 P m
- Health FIeld - The Future of Pharmacy. (17)
• 6 pm - "Wayne County. A New Perspective"
WIth Wayne County
J;'y,.( ul!"r ',l.'lIlIJrn Lucas
(11)
.6 30 P m - "Health Talks" - Guests are M Devereaux, Substance
Abu<;e, Dr M Boles, Phototherapy,
and Dr D Siegel, ChHd Care (17)
o 7 p rn - People With Erv Steiner - Guel>t IS Chef Vito from The
ClalrpOInte (17)
.7 30 P m - "Steady Gams" (19)
• 7 30 P m - SmgleSeen - An alternative
to dating services (17)
18 P rn - "Russ Glbb at Random" - Talk s~ow with Russ Glbb (17)
.8 30 P m - "Wanted" - TIus program, presented by the Fmd the
ChIldren A!>!>oc• deals Wlth the harsh facts of abducted and missing children The l>how IS dedICated to the sole purpose of locating these children.
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Why Fresh Turkeys For Thanksgiving?
BECAUSE THEY TASTE BETTER!
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• 9 P rn - Concert by the Grosse Pointe Symphony, held at Parcells
Middle School (17)
Tuesday. November 22
• 11 a m - "Turkey with all the Trimmings"
(17)
I 5 30 P rn
- The Health Field - Topic is the pharmacist
and patIent
education 07)
o 6 p m - "Some Other TIme" - The film shows a young man's
response to having multiple sclerosis. (17)
I 6 30 P m
- Hank Luks vs Crime (17)
.7 P m - People with Erv Steiner - Guest is Dons DeDecker, from
the Bob Lo Amusement Park (17)
I 7 P m
- The Savmg Word (5)
• 7 30 P m. - A View from a Park Bench, Wlth Judge Beverly C
Grobbel - Guest IS County Executive William Lucas (17)
• 7 30 P m - Steady Gains. (19)
• 8 P m - "Fmanclal Planning." (17)
18 30 P m - "Johanna Gilbert Interviews .. "Dr Ray Kiely. (17)
o 9 p rn - The Job Show (17)
.9 30 pm
- The Chemical People forum, presented by SAC" In the
Woods cIty council chambers on Nov 9. (17)
Wednesday, November 23
• 11 a m - "What PrIce Communications."
(17)
• 4 30 P m - American Catholic. (5)
• 5 P rn - F81th 20 (5)
I 5 30 P m
- Health F'leld - The pharmacist
in the hospItal and the
hospice U7)
• 6 P m - "Wayne County. A New Perspective."
(17)
• 6 30 P m - "Turkey WIth All the TrimIDIngs " (17)
• 7 pm - Pe~le with Erv Steiner - See Monds)' listing (17)
I 7 30 P m
'Roney Financial ReView" - Wilham Roney III and
Peter Logan analyze financial issues and weekly developments on Wall
Street (17)
• 7 30 P m - Steady Gains. (19)
o 8 p rn - "Russ Gibb at Random"
(17)
• 8.30 P m - "Wanted" - presented by The Find The Children Assoc
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• 9 pm
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Pomte Symphony
Concert
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church's -President's Thanksgiving
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readings.
Christ, Nov 24, at 10:30 a m. at
During the hour-long service,
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Opinions & letters
Page Six-A
Thursday, November
17, 1983
Voting vs. 'passive consent'
Even with contests in four Pointe communities on Nov. 8, far less than a third of the
voters went to the polls in municipal elections
1n the City, the Farms,
the Park and the
Woods. Why was the proportion voting so low?
Nobody really knows the answer to the question but it is true that the proportion of the
registered voters who show up at the polls in
the Pointes is always much higher in the pres1dential elections and even in state elections
than It is in municipal voting. Somehow state
and national issues appear to grab voters' attention more than do the local questions, even
when they are hotly debated.
One explanation is that the Pointes serve as a
bedroom community for Detroit and the metropolitan area. That means many people who live
in the Pointes work elsewhere, either in Detroit
or in other suburbs of Detroit. Their major interest often is in the area in which they work
and they spend less time thinking or worrying
about the municipal problems of the Pointes.
GEORGE WILL, THE syndicated columnist,
may have offered another explanation for ~on.
voting in the Pointes. In Newsweek magazme,
Will contends that nonvoting often is a form of
"passive consent" or at least "the belief that
things will be tolerable no matter who wins."
He further contends that "the stakes in our
elections, as they affect the day-to-day life of
the average American, are agreeably low."
Well, maybe George has so~ething there, at
least with respect to local elections. There were
no burning issues in the Pointes on Nov. 8.
Even in the Park, where a hotly contested
mayoral race resulted in the defeat of the incumbent, Douglas Graham, and the election of
Palmer Heenan, only about 30 percent of the
registered voters went to the polls. Perhaps the
majority felt that they wouldn't be greatly af.
fected one way or another. Time and Mayor
Heenan may prove that view to be wrong but it
is at least a possible explanation for the low
vote 10 the Park.
In federal elections, voting has been declining
since 1960when almost 64 percent of those eligible voted for president. In 1900,only 53.9 percent voted and almost twice as many people
stayed home as voted for Ronald Reagan. And
in 1982,only 38 percent voted for members of
the U.S. House of Representatives.
Some experts speculate that alIenation accounts for the voting decline in federal elections. It is true that some c1tizens are disenchanted with political parties and the1r candidates. They feel that a SIngle vote 1sn't gomg to
change things very much if at all And so they
fail to register and are inehgible to vote Just
how large a percentage of the nonvoters can be
accounted for by such an explanation nobody
really knows. But alienation does take Its toll of
voters.
Yet there is another explanation for nonvoting which does not exactly comphment those
who fail to go to the polls It is that they Just
can't be bothered to read about the candidates
and the issues, or listen to explanatlOns of the
issues at stake. And so, not knowmg enough to
vote intelligently, they don't go to the polls
We don't have much sympathy for those who
duck one of the responsibilitIes of citizenship,
which is to vote. Yet we agree that 1f people
are not sufficiently interested to mform themselves about the 1ssues or candidates, they
ought not to go the polls. However, some disinterested citizens vote after getting the recommendations of some spec1al interest group or
partisan organization which endorses a set of
candidates and issues. Those people vote, 1t is
true, but they do not vote intelligently
A DEMOCRACY DEPENDS on the consent
of the governed but those who give their consent by voting have a responsibility to mform
themselves and not simply serve as rubberstamps for special interest groups or organizations. That kind of thing rarely happens in
municipal elections in the Pointes where residents know most of the candidates personally
but, unfortunately, it is far too prevalent in
state and federal elections.
In the Pointes, however, perhaps it is "passive consent" that accounts for such a small
voter turnout. If so, that feeling may arise from
the high quality of the candidates running for
pUblic office, which r.ersuades c1tizens that
matters of concern w1l1be in good hands regardless of who wins. That IS, we suppose, a
compliment to the quality of the candidates
even though it may not be quite as much a
compliment to the highly educated, affluent
voters of the Pointes.
The ntessage front Ohio
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The defeat of two anti-tax referendums in
:Ohio last week ought to offer some encourageIment to the Michigan legislators who have been
under siege because of their votes in support of
the 38 percent state income tax increase.
In Michigan as in Ohio, those who oppose
:adequate financing of state government ser'vices tend to sneer at the Ohio results as a
,victory for "the tax-and-spend crowd" and re:fuse to even consider the possibility that the
ioutcome reflected public support for not only
;fiscal responsibility but social responsibility.
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: IN MICHIGAN, those who criticize the Ohio
I results are the same people who are seeking
: the recall of legislators who voted for the 38
I percent in~rease in state income taxes even
i though it is a temporary boost that will start
going down again Jan. 1, 19M. Such critics conIsider only the tax increase, not the services the
revenues finance nor even the benefit to the
; state's credit rating that the tax hike provided.
! What Ohio residents did, in fact, was to de:feat an attempt to repeal a recent 90 percent
'state income tax increase as well as a second
: measure that would have required a three'fifths legislative majority for the enactment of
: future tax increases. Both proposals lost by
,substantial margins.
: While Ohio income taxes st111tena to De lower
'than those in Michigan, Ohio voters are no
. more likely than those in this stal.e to favor
wasteful programs that benefit only a limited
number of residents. We think they know that
"taxes are what we pay for civilized society,"
as Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., once
wrote in a Supreme Court decision. We think
they know, in fact, that taxes finance services,
and that means aid to the poor, the institutionalized, the colleges and universities, the
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society.
Those who scoff at the scheduled reduction in
taxes refuse to admit that the income tax rate
in this state will start dropping automatically
on Jan. 1, 1984,when it will go down from 6.35
percent to 6.1 percent, and that it will decline
on Jan. 1, 1985,to 5.35 percent, and that it could
even revert to 4.6 percent by 1987 if the recovery continues and unemployment drops.
Under the circumstances, the efforts to recall
legislators who voted for the 38 percent tax increase are not only shortsighted but dishonest
as well. They are dishonest because such efforts fail to consider not only the state's need
but also the fact that the 38 percent increase is
a temporary one. And for the cynical who say
that income tax boosts never are temporary,
we have only to refer to the six-month mcrease
that came - and went - in the last year of the
Milliken regime.
FURTHERMORE, THE recall efforts center
on a single vote which is hardly a fair evaluation of a legislator's service. Most voters know
they are unlikely to find a legislator who will
rubberstamp their own views on every issue. So
they tend to back candidates whose prinCIples
they endorse and whose overall records they
admire.
Despite all the noise from the recall proponents, we suspect there are more citizens who
do not require their legislators to march in
lockstep WIth them on every issue than there
are those who insist on recall on the baSIS of a
sinlde vote. Whether those responsible voters
wilf come to the polls in sufficient numbers to
prevent recall in the two legislative elections
slated later this month is still the big question,
however.
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Elementary parents must compromise
To the Editor:
Grosse Pointe is not the first
community to face a shrinking
school population and feel a
need to react to it Other excellent school districts have
reluctantly closed schools and
survived and - to their surprise - prospered.
Not too long ago, educators
and parents alike despaired
because the middle school
concept of housing grades 6-8
in a true middle school fell before defeat~d mJllage pro-,
posals and shrinking popu!a.
tion. The middle Schools became '(holding tanks" where
the students attended such a
short time that they never
truly identified with their
school and the teachers and
administrators didn't have the
advantage of working with a
cohesive, enthusiastic group of
students. The middle schools
will be improved, I think, by
allowing the students an extra
year of continuity of program
and location at this crucial
point in their education.
The emotionalism and divisiveness involved in this
Roger Mourad
deserves praise
To the Editor:
The letter (Nov. 10 issue)
that states Roger Mourad is
afraid of a recall is utter nonsense. As far as I'm concerned, he is the only school
board member who has not
turned a deaf ear toward the
needs of the community and
our school system Mourad
holds true to his conviction
that he is a servant of the
people and is genuinely interested in listening to their
wants and needs. He is a fair
and just man and wants to
hear both sides of the coin.
Who can ask for anything
more?
Mourad should not be criticized for standmg up and
speaking on behalf of the
community and its concerns.
He did not make any grand
stand play at Parcells on Oct.
10 He merely felt that the
commumty should know the
facts. I admire and resl,>ect
Mourad for taking the imtiative to stand up m favor of the
community being heard. It
would have been easier for
him to lay back and say nothmg for the sake of other school
board members.
We need
more people like Mourad on
the school board.
Abraham Lmcoln spoke no
truer words when he said,
"you can please some of the
people all of the time, all of
the people some of the bme,
but you can never please all of
the people all of the time."
Mrs. Charles P.
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teaching Grosse Pointe children some pretty bad lessons.
The superintendent and school
board have studied the issues;
they have brought in outside
experts; they have tried to act
responsibly for all the citizens
of the Grosse Pointe school
district, not just the families of
elementary school children;
they have listened to the feelings of the constituency and
Supt. Kenneth Brummel has
introduced not one, but two,
compromise plan&; and they
have been restrained in the
face of vituperative attacks.
They do not stand to gain personally through their actions .
Compromise is necessary on
both sides of this issue. I think
it is arrogant and petulant of
the Committee for Neighborhood Elementary Schools to
demand complete compliance
with their wishes or threaten
to recall school board members who vote their conscience
in opposition to the committee.
Actions such as this teach our
children to kick and scream
until they get their own way.
Change and compromise are
inevitable in life. Excellence in
education can be achieved in a
variety of W3yS. One side of
this issue has tried to compromise; for the sake o! oI;Jf
c'hildren and the commumty m
general, it is time for tQe other
side to do the same.
Cynthia K. Huebner
Grosse Pointe City
Why close if quality is high?
To the Editor:
The last year has produced
three proposals from the superintendent and the Board of
Education to reorganize the
school system. This has resulted in a spate of proposals,
counterproposals,
analyses,
charges, countercharges, etc.,
etc., etc. At no time, though,
have I seen the proposals
evaluated rationally and objectively from the viewpoint of
logic. The following is such an'
evaluation.
First of all, logic states that
all valid arguments can be reduced to a major premise,
minor premise and a conclusion. If the major and/or
minor premises are invalid,
the conclusions are logically
invalid. The reorganization
proposals as presented are
represented by the following
argument. The major premise
is school enrollment is declining. The minor premise is declining enrollment leads to declining quality of education.
The conclusion is reorganize to
prevent declining quality of
education.
I do not agree that anyone
can dispute the fact that the
major premise is logically val.
id. Student enrollment has declined from approximately
13,500 to approximately 7,500.
There are four objective criteria which can be utilized to
determine the validity of the
minor premise. Student test
scores are or are not declining. Accreditation commission
reports are or are not citing
increasing academic deficiencies. Student enrollment in the
high school or college of their
choice is or is not becoming
more difficult because of academic considerations. And an
increasing amount of employe
time is or is not being devoted
to non-academic items such as
contract negotiations, milIage
renewals, lawsuits, etc.
To date, no report from
either the superintendent or
the board has indicated that
student scores are declining,
accreditation reports are increasingly critical of academic
programs, or students are experiencing increasing
academic difficulties
in high
school or college enrollments.
And until the first proposal
was made, there was no indication of increasing employe
ti;;:e required for non-academic affairs.
Therefore, one must logically conclude that the minor
premise is invalid. And because there is thus no demonstrated correlation between
declining enrollment and declining quality of education,
the conclusion that reorganization is necessary is also logically invalid.
Thomas P. Sullivan
Grosse Pointe Woods
No class in
closing debate
To the Editor:
Each week as I read the letters, pro and con, published in
the Grosse Pointe News regarding the school closing controversy, I become more dismayed. As the conflict rages,
and as each well-meaning citizen who jumps into the fray
becomes verbally assaulted
for darmg to air an unpopular
opinion, my embarrassment
that our lovely home town is
so shattered by tasteless and
erratic behavior worsens.
It is my considered opinion
that school superintendent
Kenneth Brummel, one of the
most able in recent memory,
and the school board, devoted
community servants castigated because they try to perform the job for whIch we
elected them, should be admIred for their graceful restraint.
But I am ashamed, Grosse
Pointe, at the lack of breeding
and manners so blatantly displayed by some residents of
this area which has long
prided itself for a quality called class.
Mary Harwood
Grosse Pointe Farms
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Page Seven-A
Thursday, November 17, 1983
One view from the Ca~
Fair new rules for lobbyists
By William R. Bryant, Jr.
State Representative
quired to keep financial records as of now. Person includes a group, corporation or
aSSOCiation.
So, who is a lobbyist? Under
the act a lobbyist is any person ~pending $1,000 or more
during 12 months attempting
to influence legislation or public policy or spending $250 or
more lobbying a single public
official in a 12 month period.
Lobbyists must register with
the state and file reports. One
does not become a lobbyist by
membership in a group which
is lobbying, but many people
and groups will be subject to
the act who have never registered as lobbyists or even considered themselves as lobbyists.
A wide range of activities is
covered by the new law, such
as the cost of communicating
with public officials, the preparation of information used for
lobbying, the pm-chase of food
and beverages, and the cost of
Michigan's new and controversial lobbying law raises
great concern on the part of
groups interested III state government and participation in
the system. The Lobbyist Registration and Reporting Act
was to become effective in
1978, but has been held up by
court challenge ever SlOce.
However, a recent Supreme
Court ruling upheld legality of
the act This means that elected representatives,
lobbyists
and CItizens will have to take
care to know whether they are
covered by the act, and if so,
to comply with a new and
_-. complex set of rules pertaining
to lobbying,
In general, lobbying is defined as communicating, by a
lobbyist, directly with a pubhc
official in order to influence
legislative or administrative
action. Under the new law,
any person doing that is re-
advertising and mass mailing.
For state lawmakers, the
lobby law will mean that their
names will be listed on semiannual public reports if a lobbyist has spent more than $25
in any month for food or beverages for the lawmaker or
$150in a calendar year. I think
that is fair.
There has been a five-year
delay between the adoptIon of
this lobby law and its actual
implementation, and there is a
lot of confusion over who must
register and what must be re-
And 1 :,aid') UNo
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I think the law is basically
sound and while it may need
some simplifying, I do not believe it will make it difficult
for the average citizen to play
an active role in government.
It reads like what it is, a
post-Watergate bill. But I supported it when it was enacted
and I do not think it should be
repealed.
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Michigan, China can help each other
Fall victim says thanks
By John Kelly
State Senator
who transported me to Cottage about my condition.
One of the most exciting
Hospital, the Detroit policeI am now recuperating at events of my legislative career
man who was shopping in the home with a badly broken left was on Oct. 9, when I signed
store, my senior citizen friend, arm. God bless all of them.
an agreement on technical asVera Taroli, who helped my
sistance for travel and tourism
Audrey
L.
Beatty
husband, who is cripped with
with the Foreign Minister of
Grosse
Pomte
Farms
Nov. 10.
arthritis, a gentleman and his
the Sichuan Provence of the
A special thanks to the wife and a cute little clerk at
People's Republic of China,
Grosse Pointe Farms firemen Kroger who was so concerned
The basis for this agreement
was the Capitol Sister States
agreement between Michigan
and Sichuan authorized by a
communique
between
the
United States and the People
Republic of China. I was a
slgnatory of the Governor
while
in Chengdu, Western
B~ Pdt ROll~~eau
China, at the invitation and
Reflectmg The Lights
of the holiday season are
Dozens of federally-funded
con- expense of the Chinese Govthe glamorous
new party fashions at Maria Dinon. A
long-sleeved black sequined cocktail dress IS accented
structIon projects
amounting
to ernment.
The more than one billion
WIth a white satm collar and cuffs and a perky red bow
almost $7 mIllIon scattered among
Chinese are in desperate need
32 commuruties
Will begm shortly
Another black sequmed cocktail dress is styled WIth a low
as the result of actIOn taken by of economic development that
V back and ruffled peau de soie at the shoulders. All over
patterned blue sequmed, long-sleeved With a flounce at
the Wayne County Board of Com- only advanced technology and
the hem
what is it? Probably one of the most flattermissioners In approving new block machinery can bring to this
mg evemng gowns around. There are long black sequined
grant programs.
peasant culture. They need
dresses too
. also glittery tops in blue or black to hght
The Pointes and Harper Woods virtually every consumer good
up your separates wardrobe at 11 Kercheval
received almost $760,000 under the and household item you can
Community
Development
Block
Grant program
for housmg re- imagine and the "markets"
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habilitation,
water,
sewer and are limitless for U.S. corporaTie It!
Bag It' Or box It! You WIll ~'+Y't/~
road
improvements,
semor Cit- tions, The Chinese cannot purfmd all the acceSSOrIes at Seasons of Paper,
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izens centerb
and other com115 Kercheval
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munity-based programs as well as however, since they have no
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grants for a federal jobs program
way of generating v.S curGrosse
Pointe
City
received
rency. Therefore, they are
For Tho~e
Who Prefer
100% cotton
$100,000 under
the 1983 grants
seeking tourism as the way of
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ceive $119,000. The Park will reflax m all sizes. You'll also find cotton turtle neck tops
try so that they can turn
ceive $247,800 under the program,
from PetIt Bateau and Wibbles stnped cotton dresses and
around and use their dollars to
WIth
the
Woods
receIVing
$99,000
coveralls at 110 Kercheval
pm-chase the machinery necHarper
Woods
WIll collect
essary to build their own econ$194,000
Grosse Pomte Shores does not omic infrastructure.
Picard-Norton
has a selection of argyle sweaters
participate in the CDBG program
The purpose of the agreeeither WIth long sleeves at $3750
. sleeveless, $35 Team
Funding through the county is re- ment that I signed, therefore,
them WIth contrasting
sportshlrts
of 100% p,card'lJcrIM
stricted to those commumties with is to provide the Chinese with
lIght weight cotton corduroy at $37.50 or ...
populations
of less than 50,000 techmcal assistance in develsportshirts of 100% sueded cotton at $35
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and, In many cases, was based on
oping their hospitality indus~
92 Kercheval
competitive Ideas and past performance.
The block grant pro- try. For instance, the rooms
To the Editor:
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the
nice people who were so kind
to me when I fell in the Kroger
Store at 7 Mile and Mack on
Pointes
awarded
,
~
$760,000
BUD grant
.
.
and food service that I exper- linked to the world at large. As
ienced were hardly up to west- we seek new markets for our
sophisticated industrial goods
ern standards.
Caterpillar
soup and white fungu broth and machinery we will not be
are intriguing dishes, to say competing with Illinois, Ohio
the least, but the squalid am- and Pennsylvania but rather,
bience and amenities of the Japan, Singapore and Korea.
As the chairperson
for the
"best
hotel in southwest
China" was shocking. The Committee on Economic Dehotel room service was what velopment I will make it one
you would expect of a i952 of m:y primary tasks to seek
Holiday Inn, and were quite MichIgan's introduction into
quaint, but not suited for long these world markets.
stays.
Through hospitality schools
at Michigan State University
and in cooperation with the
II
State International
Tourism
The News welcomes letters to
Section we are making real
the editor from our readers.
our commitment to the people
Letters should be signed with a
of Southwest China under the
name, address and telepbone
Sister State-Provence relationnumber at which the writer can
be reached during the day in
ship. With the dollars that we
are gener-ating, .~~ey-.L ~ill ~be. case there are questions.
,abl~tQ~dikec(fJ\
IJbft$fhlc ...
~~ ~ !J1les oj l~tter writers will be
withheld uDder special circum.
ture purposes to t e Michigan
stances only.
firms who have preferential
Address letters to Editor,
status over other states.
Grosse Pointe News. 99 KerThe future of Michigan's
cheval. Grosse Pointe Farms.
economic destiny lies not in
Mich. 48236.
the U.S. alone but is rather
Letters
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for Chnstmas
Soluhons.
85 Kercheval
carnes a wide vanety of board games mcluding detective games. ch'ess sets, and the very popular
Tnvlal Pursuit
884-1222 Open 9 30 a m. to 5-30 p.m ,
Monday through Saturday
Thursday until 9 p m
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has an mteresting
wreaths made from
grape vmes or ....'[cLr and are pnced from $15 to $30 with
duck decoys at One Kercheval
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Charmmg
umque handmade Chnstmas ornaments
of mercur) glass and fabncs are waiting for your holidays at WIlham DenIer and Company, 77 Kercheval,
along with handmade wonderous table decorations
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The Green House
ha'i Idea'i of beauty for Christ
mas gifting What a lovely expenence to receive a gift
certificate for a faCial and a makeup WIth Anna It can be
arranged
Call 881-6833
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AND SAVE
All clocks In
stock are marked 1;3 OFF Sale ends, Novembel 26
at
Ed KL'ika .Jewelers, 6.1 Kercheval
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PerSnickety Pedlar
has a new ~hlpment of won.
derful French fabriC bagil that look hke tho'ie much more
expen'ilve
he<,lde<, handhag'i m two sizes ($35 and
$41 50) there <, a new 18" duffle hag (only $.18501) and
matchmg dre'i<' hag ($63)
98 Kercheval
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Great GIft
for the organized man or
woman
or for those who want to be
Parker''i leather wallet Wlth pen, calculator
and a place for your checkbook comes m
black fold over for men and In hurgandy
With a snap closmg for women at Trail
Apothecary, 121 Kercheval
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gram IS expected to create hundreds oi Jobs, according to the
county. It is funded by the federal
Department of Housing and Urban
Development
The Woods IS usmg Its 1983
funds for street repairs
m ItS
northwest strategy area, accordIng to City Admmistrator-Clerk
Chester Petersen. The remainder
of the money is going to planning
for the north Mack area and the
continuation of landscapmg and a
sprinkler
system for the north
Mack medians from Hollywood to
Vermer
Farms projects thiS year bemg
funded by CDBG monies include
hOUSIng rehabilitatIOn
and Services for Older CitIzens mInor
home repair, Clerk RIchard Solak
said. The lIon's share of the funding, about $80,000, WIll go mto
water malO and sewer Improvements throughout the city
The Park'~ fundmg Includes the
annual allocatIOn based on populatIOn and deferred
and planmng
grants, City Manager John Craw.
ford said The funds are bemg
used for housmg rehabilItatIOn,
mmor home repair and mamtenance through SOC, street im
provements, streetscapes
and architectural fees for Mack Avenue
as well as a specIal grant for offstreet
parkmg
development,
Crawford said
The City's $100,000 WIll be u'ied
for housmg rehabihtation,
street
Improvements
and a comprehensive plan for the Village shopping
area, offiCials said The street 1m.
provements WIll Include the Wld.
enmg of the Mack-St Clair mterseclJon as well as the purchase of
grates and guards for tree'i In the
commercial areas
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make grade
Two local hIgh school students
were among SIXnamed first round
WInners In a statewide compelltlOn for Senate Youth Program
scholarships
Helen D'Allesandro, a senior at
South High, and Paul D'Allesandro, a senior at Bishop Gallagher.
WIll be honored with the four other
WInners at a ceremony tomorrow
at 4 p m. at the Wayne County Intermediate School District offices
located at 33500 Van Born m
Wayne
Both the D'Allesandros are regIOnal WInners, cho'ien from participants named by high schools
throughout the county exceptmg
DetrOit,
Llvoma,
Taylor
and
Wayne We'itland dlstrIct'i,
who
cho<,e their own WInners
The lwo Will later compete for
two, $2,OO(l 'icholar<;hlps and a
one-week VISIt to Wa~mgton
m
late January
Each ..,tudent partlclpatmg
In
the competition IS an elected of
flcer of the student counCilor
another 'ichool group Each student W3'i recommended by both a
teacher and pnnclpal
A<, rrglOnal WInners. the D'AIleilandro~ were tested at the In
tf'rme<l!ale District on their knowledge of government
functIOns,
polItical Is~ues and the legislative
process The highest scorers had a
personal interview
TestIng and
evaluatIOn of the partiCipants was
coordInated by Dr Phylh'i Robinson, mtermediate
distrIct consultant
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AT HAMPTON ROAD
A LIturgy of ResurrectIOn was
said for Mr~ Tousley, 75, of the
Farms, on Thursday, Nov 10, elt
St Paul Roman Cathohc Church
~~~~d Winning
She died Monday, N ov 7, III
Seaway Ho~pltal, Gibraltar, Mlch
Reservations Requested
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GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN
886-6190
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memer
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Ptro,on,d Computer ~y~tem
before J.muar) 15th and you
get a bonu~
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from our
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20930 MACK AVE.
Over $1,000 ID free certificates good ror
dlM:ounts on Apple" lie and Appleo UI
IliCC~'OrL~
and ~oft", ..re.
But the bonu~ offer.." hmiled. So come In now.
And Ml\e vour..elf a merry little bundle . .,...
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Make friends ~ith the future. Today.
22000 GREATER MACK (between
8 & 9 Mile Roads)
Thursday, November 17, 1983
NEWS
Makara
Francis.
and. one grandson,
John
Memorial contributions may be
made to the Education Fund of
the Society of Chmcal Ecology,
1625 West Portage Trail, Cuyahoga Falls, OhIO 44223; or the
North Shores Ammal League, 22
South Sheet, Pt Washington, New
Mrs Tou~ley wa~ raised on
Long bland until ~he moved to YOlk 11065
Mlchlgdn after hel mUlllage to
Francb
M Tou~ley III 1936 She
Walter J. Vukin
graduated
from Grelceland Col
A memorIal service for Mr Vulege and attended the Unlvel <,Ity
of Iowa whel e ~he maJol ed III nu- km, 65, of Country Club Road, was
held r'llday, Nov 11, at the A H
tritiOn
Petel s Funeral Home
A sympathetic
II<,tenel and
He died Tuesday. Nov 8, In Cotcounselor a~ well a~ mothel and
tage Hospital
homemaker, Mrs Tou~ley wa~ acMI Vukm recently retired as
tive as a board
membel
fOi
director of trafflc for the FrueNCCW, co-coordmator of St Paul
StudJ' Clubs, hOSplt:l!lty ch:llI m(1!1 h(lllf r'orporAtlon Known a<; "Mr
he was with the comof the Historic Memonals SOCIety, Tlafflc,"
leader of Gtl'1 Scout~, member of pany for more than 38 years and
spent all of hiS professIOnal hfe in
GuardIan Angels Study Club and
the transportatIOn field
JUnior Great Book~
Mr Vukm was a member of the
She was also a life member of
Shippers
Adthe Society of Engmeer\
WIves, a Central Terntory
Board,
the
NatIOnal
member of the St Paul Altar So- visory
FreIght TraffiC ASSOCiation and
clety,
Grosse
Pomte
AARP,
the TraffIc Club of New York, as
Gro~se Pomte MotIOn Picture and
TeleviSIOn Council, Kmgdom SIS- well as many other similar 01'gamzatlOns
ters Study Club, Grosse POInte
Mr Vukin is survived by his
Bridge Club, League of Women
Voters and Semor Great Book~
WIfe, Lee, a daughter,
Nancy
Mrs Tousley was also past ~tate
Cams, hiS mother, Paulme Vukm
president of Questers, lnc and a and one brother
charter
member
of the Grand
MemorIal contributions may be
Marais Questers chapter
made to the chanty
of your
chOice
She was also interested
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human allergy research and the
Marce W. Cron
care of ammals, her family said
ServIces for Mr Cron, 77, of
WhIttIer Road, were held Friday,
Mrs. Tousley IS survived by hel Nov 11, at the Verheyden Funeral
Home
husband, FranCIS M., daughter
He died Tuesday, Nov 8, In Bon
and son-m-law, Mr and Mrs John
Mrs. Hilda B. Marshall
Secours Hospital.
Born m St MaIy's, Ohio, he IS
survived by three sons, Wl1ham,
Michael and Paul, one daughter,
Marcia;
two sisters
and five
grandchildren
Interment
was In Woodlawn
Cemetery.
ServIces for Mr~ Marshall, 84,
of Lexington
Road, were held
Wednesday, Nov 16, at the Verheyden Funeral Home and Christ
the King Church
She died Saturday, Nov 12, in
Bon Secours Hospital
Born 111 Fra~er, Mich., she is
~urvlved by hel .'.on, Mornson; a
daughter, Mrs Mdry Lou McCoubrig Jr , seven grandchtldren and
four great-grandchl1dren
Intel ment wa~ III Fore~t Lawn
Cemetely
Mrs. Rose Mary Fraser
Services for Mr~ Fraser, 57, of
Notre Dame Road, were held Saturday, Nov 12, at the Verheyden
Funeral
Home and. 8t Clal e
Church
She died Tue~ay, Nov 8, III 8t
John Hospital
Born In Detroit, .'.he I~ ~UlVIVed
by her husband,
Thomas,
two
~ons, Thomas Jr and George, two
daughters,
Mr~
Mal y Beth
Trombley
and
MI.'.
Kay
Komcnto,
her p:lrenb,
George
George
and Mary Marcie, one sl~ter and
~ix grandchildren
Cremation was at Fore~t Lawn
Cemetery
Margaret
A. Black
services for Mr Black, 72, of
Belanger
Road, were held on
Wednesday, Nov 16, at the Verheyden Funel al Home
He wed Sunday, Nov 13, m St
.John HOSPItal
A native DetrOiter, he IS surViVed by hiS Wife, Florence, two
daughters,
Mrs Linda Schneider
and Mrs DebOl ah Abraham and
two grandchlldren
Memonal contributIOns may be
made to the Michigan
Cancer
FoundatIOn
CrematIOn was at Fore~t Lawr
Cemetery.
LaDu ke
Services for Mrs LaDuke, 88, of
West Ida Lane, were held FrIday,
Nov. 11, at the Eppen~-Van Deweghe Funeral Home
She died at her home on Tuesday, Nov 8
Mrs LaDuke was a member of
FIrst Enghsh Lutheran
Church
She was the Wife of the late Stanley LaDuke
She is survived by four daughters, Mrs Virginia Pallas, Mrs
Jean Pasquah, Mrs LOIS DeRlta
and Mrs Delores Sulhvan;
one
son, Orren W, 13 grandchIldren
and 17 great-grandchildren
Interment was In White Chapel
Cemetery
Brownell girls
jump for funds
The girls' physical education
classes at Brownell Middle School
al'e partIclpatmg
for the second
year III the "Jump
Rope for
Heart" fundraiser
for the MichIgan Heart AssociatIOn
Teams of SIX students WIll jump
for 180 mInutes
and collect
pledges durlllg the early parl of
December
Last year the classes
raised $1,300 Their goal this year
is $1,500.
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NEWS
'Chrisms' debuts at Christ Church
The Christ Church Chorale and
orchestra will premiere the Mendelssohn oratorIO "Chflf>tus" at
Christ Church,
GrO.'>f>e Pomte,
located at 61 Grosse POInte Boulev~d, on Sunday, Nov 20, at 7 30
p.m. The concert If>part of the annual "Christ the Kmg Fef>tlval "
The Mendelssohn WOIk pOItrayf>
the life of Chmt begInrung WIth
his birth and concluding with the
crucifixIOn Mendelsf>ohn, hav10g
found hidden Bach works, wu!> Illfluenced in wrltmg the "Chnf>tuf>"
by the "St John Paf>slOn" It I!>
f>cored for tenor f>oloist, ChOIU!>,
mens chol u!> and orchef>tra
The 5O-vOlce choruf>, accompan
Musica Series starts Nov. 20
The DetroIt Chambel Wmdf> WIll
open the 1983-84 MUf>lca Sellef>
Sunday, Nov 20, at 7 30 P m at
The Grosse
Pomte
Memol'lal
Church The four WOIkf> on lhe
program are Mozart'f> "Ovelture"
to "The Marnage
of Flgalo,"
Johann MelchOlr Mollel'f> "SIn
Coma Concertante No 2," FI dnz
Krammer's
"Octet Pal tlta, op
57" and Antorun Dvorak\
"Selenade 10 d mInor"
ThIS ensemble mUSICIans from
the DetrOit Symphony and MichIgan Opera Theatl C 01 ~hc"tj <I"
includes
Mark Abbott,
BI yan
Kennedy
and Corbin
Wagner
Stage dancer
visits Iiggett
J ames Karl', 25, of the Paul
Taylor Dance Company conducted
a master class for Umverslty LIggett dance students last month
Karl', who is currently
on tour
with the Paul Taylor dancerf>,
gave tips on tE:Chmque to both Intermediate
and advanced
students.
(hOInf», Donald Baker and John
Snow (oboes), Douglaf> Corneben
and Laurence
Llber<;on
(cl arlents), Debra Fayrown
(cello),
KeVIn Good (trumpet),
MaXim
Janowf>ky (baf>!», VictorIa Kmg,
Chrlf>tme Mat &h and Ahuko Sato
(ba!>soom,)
H Hobelt Reynolds, UltI!>tIC adVlf>el and conductor for the Detrellt Chamber Wmdf>, is chairman
of the conductmg department
and
director
of The Umvel !>Ity of
MIchIgan Bands m Ann Al bOI
FollOWing the conccrt, ::l cJtered
receptIOn
Will be held in the
lounge for the audience
Tlckeb
fOI the concert are aval1able lO
the church ofhce (882-5330) a~
well as at the door
Adult!> al e $5, !>tudentb $1.
The other
concerts
on the
MUSlCa Senes are also on Sunday
at 7 30 P m and the ticket pricef>
are the same Dee 18, WIll be a
Chnstmas
Concert by The Kenneth Jewell Chorale; Feb. 12, The
Umverslty
of Michigan
Men's
Glee Club; March 11, Grant and
Winn, duo pianIsts, Apnl 8, Memonal Church FestIval Choir and
Orchestra
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Robert Brunch, baf>f>
Conductor Fredenck
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Church Chorale I~ a choral !>oclety
of Christ
of amateur and profe!>~lOnal ~lOg- If> the mUf>IC director
Church, Gro!>!>e Pomte. He has
el!> that hu!> been the I eClpwnt
of the "SPirit of Detloll Awal d,"
been the orgumf>t and chOIrmaster
dt Chll!>t Church for eight years,
given by Mayol Young fOI out
whel e he haf> developed a !>erie!>
..,tandmg perf 01 mancc!> WIth the
Detlolt Symphony
In addlllOn to of cancel t~ featunng sacred muthl!> Mendel!>f>ohn-Molart conCCIt, ~IC Recent! y, he haf> been apmUf>IC dIrector
of the
the ChrJ!>t ChUI ch ChOl ale WIll pomted
perform the Brahm~ "German Re- Rackham
Symphony ChOir and
qUlem" on Good Fnday and the
01 gdn mf>tluctor at Oakland
UmVerdi 'ReqUiem"
WIth the Plyvel..,lt>,
ChI ht Church offer!> a vanety of
mouth Symphony III Apld
mu..,ic pi ogram.., throughout
the
by
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the men and boys choir, even song
mclude the well known DetlOlt
men'f> giOUp, The (;1 unyon.." !>mg ~ervlce.., on the !>econd Sunday of
the month With Bach cantatas,
109 lO the Mendell,..,ohn 01 atollO
dnd two 01 gan reCitals For more
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mf 01 mallon and tIckets for the
deb..,ohn WOIk.., wIll mclude Pat II
pedormance,
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Children's Home
By Mike Andrzejczyk
The O1ildlen'!> Home of DetrOIt
has developed two new progl ams
aImed at serv1l1g the needs of
pre-adolescent
and adolescent
children A re~plte and emergency
care service for Pi e-adolescents IS
now bemg offered and a speCial
foster care home pi ogram is m
the works
The rel>plte program operated
fOI a l>hort time dUJmg the summer, HE Tammelald, executive
director of the Home !>ald The full
start-up of the program IS aWaitmg county fundmg allocated In the
1984 budget, he added
The plogrdm Will offel respite
for chtIdl en aged 6 to 13 who need
to be tempO! at Ily removed from
their homes for any numbel of
rea!>ons, mclud1l1g family dls!>olutlOn, Illness or neglect, Tammelald !>ald The child 1 en will u~e
eXlstmg faclhtIes at the Home, he
added
Referrab
for the respite pi 0gl am can be made by agencle!>
thloughout the alea, Tammelald
said At the tIme of admiSSIOn, the
referral agency Will speCify the
need!> of the Child, mvolvement of
the Home's thelaplst, the role of
the referral agency's therapist,
and the lI1volvement and progl ammmg for parents and foster
parents.
The Children'!> Home WIll offer
baSIC reSidentIal
serVlCes for
children, which mcludes cottage
hVIng, I ecreatlOn and activity
Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Steak 20 oz. 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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Thursday, November
NEWS
Local foster care program meets growing need
EST A l1,t.t NT
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• RENT.
Children'!> Home of Detlolt
in
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A'o the name has changed, so
has the fundmg. In 1974,the Home
was able to provide fOI 25 children
without govetnmental sub!>ldies, a
I emarkable
accompll!>hment
With the renovatIOn of Ib facilities, additIOn of new plaY eqUIp
ment and mCI ea'oed refel rab
flom !>tate mental health agencle!>, the need fOl voluntary fund!>
Inclea!>ed
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1981 made It pos!>lble to renovate
the educatIOnal centel, add clas!>room!> and activity areas as well
as enla! ge the gymnaslllm The
economy'!> nosedive forced the
Home to cut costs a!>well as adopt
a mOl e agl e!>'olve apploach to
fund ralsmg to en!>ure not only the
continued operatIOn of the faclhtIes but to mamtam the Home'!>
endowment tund
Teen dance
is Wednesday
A ThanksgIving Eve dance is
scheduled for Pomte students m
grades 7 to 9, on Wednesday, Nov
23, from 7 30 to 10:30 p m.
"Dirty Tnxx," the w1I1ningband
of the Battle of the Bands, and
"J R. Entertainment"
will provide the music. Admission is $3.
Identification
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therapy, Tammelald said With
the development 01 an antl-mstltUhonal way of thll1kll1g !>everal
years ago, more empha!>ls was
put on puttmg people back mto the
commul11ty settmgs. The fo~ter
homes are a !>tep along thdt path,
he added
In Its 147 year!>, the ChIldren'!>
Home ha!> undergone its own pro.
g IeSSlOn from an orphanag e
founded m 1836 oy the Ladle!> Orphan As!>oclatlOn of DetrOit to
cm e for children !>urvlvmg the
cholel a epidemic to It!> current
14-acIe faCIlity on Cook Road 10
the Woods Today, the ChIldren'!>
Home of Dell Olt offer~ !>IX1 e'ol'
dentlal cottages, a campus !>chool
and medIcal facillty, playglOlInds,
actiVIties room and admml!>tra
tlOn bUlldmg on the cdmpus
The Children's Home located In
the Woods 10 195fJ, \"rurh WR" (In
unpopulated area at the time The
Home, in Its prevlOus 114 years,
had moved tWiCe, bUilding and
changing lb facilIties as the need
aro!>e. A new bUild109 erected on
Jefferson Avenue in 1892, was
overcrowded by 1910, lorcmg the
facility to expand 1I1totwo nearby
homes.
As the facllity has changed, so
ha!> the name. Ongmally founded
as the Ladles Orphan Association
of DetrOit, the name has changed
over the years from the Ladles
Protestant
Orphan's ASSOCiation
m 1859, The Protestant Orphan
Asylum of DetrOIt in 1889 to the
prog1'ams, medical follow-up, P10fesslOnal superVISion and gUIdance by graduate SOCialworkers
and chnical psychologists
TI aining for parents and fostel'
pal ents may also be offered, dependIng on tndivldual
clrCum!>tances Tallonng the therapy to
the needs of the chIld IS one of the
maxims at the Home
The development of more programs allows the Home flexibility
in dealing WIth the mdlvldual
need!> of the children It tl eats,
Tammelald
said
"The more
flexlblhty we have to serve, the
bettel off the chIldren are."
The !>peclal foster care home
program allows the children who
have no functIOning famtly or who
have been referred to an aftercare program to return to a commUnity settlOg
WhIle foster
home::. <11t: Ilut III them.sch es spec
lal, the contmued program
of
theI apy for the foster parent and
the child IS, Tammelald said
The Home can offer a number of
support serViCes to the children
and parents In the special foster
homes,
includmg
educatIOnal
counsehng, medical and psychologICal treatment
If necessary,
Tammelaid said The special foster home allows the facilIty's
therapist to remam in contact
with the child to help plan future
strategies to meet the child's developing needs
The speCial foster home can be
consider ed a progression m child
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Thursday, November 17, 1983
POINTE
Page Eleven.A
NEWS
Cri11lJjwill chair War Memorial fund drive
The empha~IS wIll be on the
fdmlly as televblOn personahty
Mort Crim and hiS wIfe NickI
<tecept leadel'~hip roles for the
Gro~~e Pointe
War Memorial
'Family
Participation
Campaign
thiS yea I' The Crims are !>el'vmg
<IS honorary
co-chalr~ fm the annual • "fnend-l ,ll!>ing and a warene,,!)" drive tor Gro~~e Pomle'..,
commumty center
"I'm dehghted thete'!> !>uch a
pldce for my tanuly to enJoy,"
"aid CI'lm "We like the emphaSIS
on quahty and not Just <Jetlvlty,"
hi'" Wife added
The centel ',> Executive Director
Mark Weber !><Jld "we'l every
proud that "the CI Im~ have not
only agleed to co chair thl'> yeal ',>
campaign. but that they really u>."
the centel as a lamJly To hav(' a
natIOnally re>.pected I adlO amI
teleVIsIOn Journah..,t and hi'> fallll
Iy a., pal t of OUi WaJ Mernolldl
f dmlly I'" vel y "p('('I<l1 <lJ1d"hould
demon..,tl ate to many olhel'> that
we mamlmn the 1lE'!>t..,!,mdClJd'> (It
the center"
Thl'> year'~ campaign unoffJ('ldl
Iy began With the Famll) UpI'll
Hou..,e on Sunday !->ept 18 MOl I'
than 700 people
clttendpd
thp
event The camp,llgn Will ('ontmue
With the maIling ot ~ome 20,O()()
lettel~ from the Cllm" to Je'>l
dent~ of the POInte" d..,klllg IOJ
pal tlClpatlOn and "'UP!Hll t The
centel nee<J... to ral'>e $200 ()()O to
malntam It~ pre'>ent pi ogrclmmlllg
level, accO! dmg to WebI'I
"We'l e hopmg to dttl act "ome
new donol~ to the cdmp,llgn thl!>
year,"
Cllm "'~lId "The cpntel
really need.., bl oadel ~UppOlt and
de~elves it Many people ,Ill' "UI
pl'lbed when they heal' that the
War Memol'lal Ii>not "UppOIled b)
lax dollm b, and I eCClvei>no fund"
from cable televl~lOn
"The need I~ leal dnd I hope we
can all Jom togethel to meet It
I
Snow remover~o
nee d Iicense
. h Shores
ill t e
When you woke up to FI iday's
, ::,now. you Pi obably remembered
putting off hit Ing a conl! actor to
remove the ...now. If you hve In
the Shores, you <,hould mention to
the contractor
he ha~ to be Ii.
censed With the Village, the Department of Public Safety said
Under
a year-old village ordinance, snow removal contractor~ need to acquire a $75 lIcense
First counlry alter tile Amenand post a bond WIth the VIllage to
the
cover any damages done durmg can RevolutIOn to recogmle
Umted States as an mdependent
plowing.
Licensed operators Will receive natton was Morocco m 1789
.I sticker
to be displayed In the
A "scree slope" IS a flat pack of
Windshield, The vehicle used for
Scree
plowing should also have a ro- rocks on a mountainside
tating light VISible up to 100 feet, comes from a ScandinaVian word
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according to the ordmance
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Page Twelve-A
POINTE
Thursday, November 17, 1983
NEWS
Jung
Astrology topic for
Center
The Center for Jung Studies WIll Interested In the psychology of
sponsor an Illustrated lecture by Carl Jung. The center is a nonand annual
Shirley Lloyd on "Astrology
Re- proht orgamzation
dues are $25 For further mformadiscovering
an AnCient Realm"
tlon, call 885-8792
Sunday, Nov 20, from 2 to 4 p m
at Christ Church's Miller Hall, 61
Grosse Pointe Boulevard
USing an actual blrthchart,
a
dynamiC mner portrait and map
of potentIals, Ms. Lloyd Will delmeate a real person The chart
The Cottage Hospital of Grosse
mirrors the subtlebes and comPomte will host free, introductory
pleXities of the person it reflects
and is Just as complex To see the
meetin?s of the "Stop Smoking
System' conducted by the Amenper~on In the chart calls for a sencan InstItute for Preventive MedisItIve blending of many astrolcme The sessIOns wiH be held
ogIcal factors wlthm a p~ychol
Monday, Nov 21, and Tuesday,
ogical framework
The lecture fee l~ $3 for non- Nov 22, from 7 30 to 8.30 pm, in
members and is free for memthe Cottage Hospital Nurses' Rebers MembershIp m the Center
SIdence at the rear of the parkmg
for Jung StudIes IS open to anyone
lot, 159 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse
Pomte Falms
The "Stop Smokmg System"
has been cited m the 1982 Surgeon
General's Report on Smokmg and
•
• •
Health Documented re<;earch has
IS
shown that thIs program has a
The Internal Revenue Service
success rate three tImes that of
saId last week It IS trying to locate
most smokmg programs
SIX Pomters, or former Pomters,
The "Stop Smokmg System" utiwho are due tax refunds from
llzes a systematIc series of copytheIr 1982 federal mcome tax renghted procedures that effectIveturns
ly neutralIze
one's desire for
The lucky taxpayers are Libby
tobacco. It IS a total lifestyle apPaterek, of the Shores, Marthalee
proach to smoking cessatIon that
Reuter, of the Park, Marguerite
consists of behaVIOr modification,
WhIte, of the Farms,
Massoud
stress
management,
cogmtive
Farhang, and William Nolan, both
coping
skllls,
and
eatmg
of the Park.
management.
According to Charles A. Parks,
For more informatIOn on the
IRS District Manager for Michiqwt smokmg climc, attend one of
gan, 1,162 refund checks worth
the free, introductory sessions, or
more than $467,000 were returned
call the Cottage Hospital Educato the post office as undehverable
bon department
at 88~8600, exIn Michigan.
He said the IRS
tensIOn 2390
beheves most of these taxpayers
moved or changed
their last
names during the year and failed
to notify the postal servIce or IRS
When a refund IS returned by
the post office, the IRS tries to locate the taxpayer
by follow-up
Woods and Farms police commall. If you trunk you were due a
bmed to make three arrests In
refund, but have not received it,
connectIon with the recovery of a
call the IRS at 1-800-424-1041.
stolen car Wednesday morning,
Nov. 9, in the Pointe Plaza.
Woods pohce on patrol spotted a
1978 gray Oldsmoblle four-door in
the southbound
turn-around
on
OpS
Mack m front of the AAA office at
Each of the Grosse Pointes'
Mack and Bournemouth.
September
unemployment
rate
Officers followed the car into
dropped along with state's jobless
the parking lot behind the Woods
rate decrease,
a MichIgan EmTheater,
where the Oldsmobile
ployment
Security
CommISSIOn
took off at a high rate of speed
spokesman saId.
and began working its way toward
The Park's rate represented the
an exit through the parking lanes,
largest decrease with a 1 3 perreports said
cent drop and the Shores had the
The OldsmobIle was blocked by
sm~.ll~st decrease WIth. a. 0 3 ,p~- . traffIc at the drive parallel to
cent drop, reported the MESC of- Bournemouth
and three
men
ficlal
Jumped out and split up, reports
The reason for the state's drop
saId WOoOs pollce, WIth the help
from August's 134 percent to Sep- o~ Farms offIcers and an unknown
tember's 12.3 percent, a two-year
cItIzen were able to capture the
low, was unsuccessful summer lob th~ee, aged 15, 17 and 20, reports
seekers
and seasonal
workers
said.
began leaving the labor force, S.
One of the youths were carrying
Martin Taylor, dIrector
of the a flat-head screw-drIver, accordMESC, said. September of 1982's mg to police Officers, searchmg
rate was 14.5 percent
the Oldsmobile, found the ignition
Taylor
said the number
of plate on the column removed and
people working
statewide
fell the steermg column open, reports
slightly m September as the num- said
ber of seasonal jobs declined. But
the number of people working
statewide fell slightly In september as the number of seasonal
Jobs declmed. But the number of
People interested In obtaining
lobs 11\ the auto and manufacturcardiopulmonary
resuscitatIOn
mg industries increased substan(CPR) mstructlOn are Invited to
tially dunng the month and parthe free class at Cottage HospItal,
tially offset the loss In seasonal
on Thursday, Nav 17, 7 t.o 10 p m
employment.
The Heartsaver program is held
Metropolitan Detroit's job marA and B on the
ket, which includes Wayne, Oak- m Boardrooms
lower level of the hospItal Reserland, Macomb, Livingston, Lapeer
and St Clair cOlmtles, had a 12.8 vatIons should he made in adpercent rate, a one and a half vance by calling the hospital EducatIOn department at 884-8600, expercent decrease
from August
September
1982's rate was 15.3 tension 2390.
The Heartsaver
class offers
percent, a MESC offiCial reported
baSIC instruction in CPR traming.
The Ann Arbor-YpsIlanti
area,
learn some baSIC
m Washtenaw county, sported the Participants
anatomy, the most common heart
lowest rate and steepest dechne
attack Signals, and how to respond
for September
while the Flmt
when heart attack occurs Certiarea, m Genesee and Shlawassee
counties, had the highest rate, a fied instructors teach rescue breathmg, one-man
CPR, and the
MESC offIcial reported
airway
maneuver
The release of labor force est!- obstructed
Those who successfully
commate& for the state's labor market
plete the class receive a card for
areas normally follows the release
one year certIficatIOn In Michigan.
of statewide
data by several
The Cottage
Hospital
CPR
weeks, the MESC offiCIal said.
The state rate for September was Heartsaver class IS cOllducted by
the Cottage Hospital Education
reported Oct 7
in cooperation
WIth
Unemployment
rates for the department
the
CommIttee
on
Emergency
Pomtes follow
Cardiac Care of the American
pen.on .. out
Heart AssoClahon
of work
rate
City
25
75
Park
52
375
125
26
Farms
13
17
Shores
40
375
Wood~
St Joan of Arc School recently
announced the names of winners
in its pumpkin carvmg contest
First place wmners m the seventh
grade, With a pumpkin looking
St Paul's Adult EducatIOn IS of- like "Mr T" were Michele Mync,
fenng a meetmg on self protectIOn St. ClaIr Shores, and Lisa Testa,
and home safety DetectIve Mark Harper Woods
A pumpkm carved ILke "GarBrecht
of the Grosse
POInte
field"
was created
by second
Farms
PolIce
Department's
Cnme PreventIOn
Bureau WIll place winners ErIC Basta, the
prec;ent thIS program at St Paul's Woods, and Dave Colombo, St
SChool 170 Gro<;se Pomte Boule- ClaIr Shores Third pnze, for a
vard, Monday, Nov 21 at 7 30 pumpkm carved hke a drummer
went to JIm Bellanca, and Danny
pm
thiS free program IS open to all Gore, of 8t Clair Shores
FIve wmners for the fIfth grade
m the hope that It can prOVide
valuable mformatlon on <;afety In class In pumpkm pamtmg went to
thIS season when people are out Paul Taublty, St Clmr Shores,
MIchael Zollk, the Woods, Lon
more and It IS dark earlLer
DetrOIt,
Brtan
Call 885-7022 weekdays before 3 Alvarado,
Michalak,
the CIty and AlLcla
pm. for information or reservaFatham, the Woods
tions
Smoking clinic
at Cottage
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INVITATIONS
The Rotary
Clubs of GI o~~e
POinte and Hal per Woods ~eek
young men and women candidates
who hve in the GI;o~~e POlnte~ and
Harper Wood~ fOl :-,tudy abroad 111
1985-86
In 1983, more th"n 1,300 pel son:;,
worldwIde
receIved
educatIOnal
scholar!>hlps
from the Rotary
Foundation
Each clward mcluded
round-trip
transportatiOn,
educational and living expen')e~ for one
academic year, and funds for 111tensive language traImng If necessary.
The FoundatiOn'')
educatIOnal
awards Include
• Graduate
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We Hail" award to William
~cott. of the Fa! ms. Scott \\ a!ol"elt'cted fOl the awal d becau~e he daily
me!> the American flag "t hi" home.
• JoUl nall~m
scholarship
mu~t be between the ages of 21
PROFESSIONAL CHIMNEY SWEEPS
and 50 as of the club application
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deadlll1e~ Must have completed
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INSURED
In 1947, Rotary
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MEMBERS OF:
~tarted Its program
of sending
NATIONAL CHIMNEY GUILD
young adults abroad to contnbute
WOOD HEAT ALLIANCE
to Intel national understandmg
as
National Fire Protection Assoc.
"ambassadors
of goodWIll." Since
that' time. 'the FoundatIOn
has
Certified Ventinox Chimney
aWflrded more, than 'one hundred
'I
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. Re-b.ining Deater -.-.
7,
million dollars for its various progl'ams, and almost 2{},OOO
young
men and women have gone to
countlies other than theIr own for
a yeal of study.
Because Rotary Scholars WIll
Begmmng WIth thiS ThUlsday's
~peak to Rotary clubs and other
program, "Surpl'l~lI1g MichIgan,"
groups III their study and home
and thIS Sunday'S, Nov 20. "The
applicants
are evalDanube,"
the Wodd Adventul e countne::"
uated on both their ambassadonal
SerIes Will be SIgned fO! the heal'
dnd scholarshIp
potenllal.
Each
mg Impaired
An mterpreter will be ...edted on ,>cholar~hlp recIpient IS assigned a
and host Rota nan
stage near the SCIeen ...0 both the spon~ollllg
mterpreter
and the film may be counselor who provides orientaIn
seen simultaneously
SpeCIal ~eat- tIOn. adVIce, and assIstance
mg WIll be prOVided fO! tho:-,e Pi eparlllg for and accomplIshing a
"ucces~ful study year In a foreign
wlshmg to u~e the ...ervlce
The DetrOit In~tltute of AI t" I~ country
Further mformatlOn about the
one of the few mu"eum...
m
dWazds, prelimmary
and regular
America
offering
dctlvltles
III
clpphcatlOns,
is available
from
sIgn In addItIOn to World Adven
ture. tours of the gallene ... al e John R Cobau (for GlOsse Pointe
alsG available for the hearll1g 1m IeSldents), who may be contacted
<It 885-1650 durll1g the day or at
paIred
Hearing impaIred Indlv
Iduals wlshmg IllformatlOn may 881 1467 In the evening. and from
Ronald H Greve (for Harper
call the museum <1t833-1434
who may be
"The Danube, Vienna to the Wood<; resIdents),
I eached at 777 0202 durll1g the day
Black Sea," WIll be ~hown Sunday
The
at 2 30 pm III the AU(lJtOllUm of 01 884-8790 In the evemng
pI ehmmal y applIcation should be
The DetrOit In~tltute of Art'>
completed
as soon as pOSSIble
Gene Wlancko, a formel broad
ca<;ter and engmeer. roamed the ~everal mtel'Vlew!> may be necesvalleys of the Danube, ...eekmg "e- ...dry The completed applIcatIOn
quences to be pre'iented to na- mu<,t be receIved by Cobau or
Greve not later than Thursday,
tional audience" vlewmg hi" film
The pre"entatlOn WIl! lI1c1ude not Mal ch 1. 1984
only VIenna. but Bud,lpe"l
the
NatIOnal Dances of Hungcll) an
clent l'ltual~. fortre" ...e .... Inland
lake<; and "ea". G) p"y cLmce... and
882-7921 festlvltJe~, and on (0 the gl ,mdeUl by
19873 MACK Grosse POinte Woods
of the my<,tenou" Balk,lI1 moun
Dn vel'S WIth big hearts and
...ome lime to gIve are de<;perately
tams
Ticket'> are $350 elt (he door 01 needed by the MIchigan Cancer
may be purcha ...ed undel
the
FoundatIOn
(MCF)
Volunteers
Over A Century of Service
Grandparent'i
TIcket Plan whIch elre needed. especially from Deto the Eastside Communiti"s
allow~ up to four gl andchlldl en up li Olt s ea<;t SIde, to drive cancer
to 18 year~ of age ddmltled at $1 patients to and from treatment
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and
,,..tf
any day between 9 :1O a m ,mo chemotherapy
treatment
5 15 pm
Due to a lack of volunteer dnvel ". e:,pecla lIy III the east Side
ell Pd. Myra
Little, transportatIOn
pI ogl am chairman,
has recently
had to refuc;e some patients' reo
que~t<, for nde<;
Volunteers may dnve patients
el~ often a" once or tWice a week,
The South HIgh :\1other... Club ... 01 a~ "eldom a<;once a month, and
"En Garde
Target Tlmel)- Top
elle mdtched With patient~ In their
IC<;"two part <;elte" on call1lg dl"
ellf'c1 MI <, Little explamed
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":vIo...t volunteers fmd that drIVternoon at 1 pm WIth a dodoI' ... Ing patIent,> 1<;a worthwhIle, re226 CRO( KER BLVD
look al allorcxw ner'Vo"cl 'lnd Iml
wardmg cxpenence,"
she added
Moun! ( lemen' 010(;\
To volunteer
or for more IDImla
463-0S77
Dr Cahcr Worrell WIll an<,\'.er fOImatlOn on MCf"s transportaque"tlOn~ about th(' dl"ea ...C'~ FII
tIOn plogram,
call MCF'<; East
~ In II
If 11111 dton II
day Nov 18, ,It 280 TOlll mile III HeglOnal ServIce Center at 2941')01-11)111
the Farm'> He will dl"'cu"" typrccll 44~O
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H0I1.1111 n II., I.mllnn
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and
phy"lcal
prohlem'>
leI "ervec; cancer patients, their
cau<;ed by the (lI~order ...
famllJe~,
clnd members
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The pubhc I~ inVIted N(l r('"el'
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of ea.,tern Wayne
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Henry Ford
Patriotic honors
CHRISTMAS
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Friends give
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Grosse POinte
OpenMon. Wed Ffl 10900 Tues. Thurs, Sat 10-500
vI
The dlrector~ of the Friend" of
Grosse Pomte PublIc LIbra! y la"t
month voted to pre~ent a gIft of
$21,008 to be used for new fUlI1l
ture, books and a computel tel mmal The donation Wel~ accepted.
WIth thanki>, by the Boal d of Ed
ucation at ItS N ov 14 meetll1g
The gift Will be used to PUl ('ha~e
furniture
for the Park BI elnch
($1,435), bhnd~ for Centl al Lib.
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LIbl ary ($2,638),
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Ul1Iver~ity of Detroit and the College of Oi>teopathic Medicme and
Surgery He IS a practIcmg physIC!an In St Clair Shores and has
i>el'Ved a!> city phySICian for St
Clall Shol e~ elnd Deputy Medical
Exammer for Macomb County
He ha~ abo :,el ved on a number
of bOdld<, and counCils mcludmg
South Lake Boald of EducatIOn,
Com mUl1Ity Health
PI annmg
Council, Blue CI o~!>/BJue Shield of
MichIgan,
Ul1Ited FoundatIOn
TOlch DII ve and the PreSident'!>
Comml""LOI1 for the Study of Ethl
cdl PI oblem~ 111 MedICine and
BIOmedIcal dud BehaVIOral Re<,eatch
Hevel end !)cheltel, of!)t Jame~
Luthel ell1 Chul ch III GI o!>~e
POinte, gl aduated
flom ChI bt
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~ervmg on II'> bOdld of director~
Revel end ~cheltel
Jomed St
Jame::, In 1974 He IS a pel"t Fam
lIy Life EducdtlOn boat d memher.
The Family
LIfe EducatIOn
Council announced the addition of
Daher
B Rahl and Reverend
George E. SCheller to ItS board of
directors.
Dr Rabl has degree!> from the
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Teen drinking is deep-grained
(Continued from Page lA)
He say~ it'~ a pi obJem gettlOg a
famJly to admIt they have d dl~
ease or the onset of a dl..,ea~e becau~e of the father"> profe~~lOnJI
~tandlOg 111 the area
that, then the kid!> will
theY'le failures," he adds.
thInk
He debIts parent!> with fo!>termg
nOIl !>ocwllzatlOn types of ldea~
that encourage
kIds to make
fllend~hlp,> based on wealth and
pi e!>tlge
"Usually,"
!>dY~ Kedllng, "It'..,
the mothel who IS left to deal with
"Kld~ stay III clIque~ and some
the problem, leavmg the husband
(who I~ often an alcoholic) to hi!> of the gll b, teel they are meant for
bettel thing!>, .'>uch as manymg
CUIcer "
IOto a hfe",tyle .'>Imllar 01 better
A gredter awal ene~.., I~ needed
than their pre~ent one
by teacher~ dnd Pdl ent~ to I cde"Somp kld~ don't feel they have
!>Ign 11 llfe"tyle thdt put'> emphdc,l!>
on e>-.cellent !>tudcnh and fOlget~ d chance, expenem.e e>-.clu~lve reJectIOn dnd can't deal WIth It," he
a good mdny of the populatIOn
ddd~ They often tUIn to alcohol 01
"Some of the~e kid.., teel like dlug~
fallm e..,," ~aJ'~ Kedtlng "If you
Statu~ medn'> ..,0 much In the
took thtm mto the Wall'en 01
Ho~evlJle '>chool ..,y~tem they d be Pomte,>, note~ KedtIng that the
the A and B ,>tudent~ Hel e they police hdve no authollty III !>ome
me exposed to a faIlure ~y~tem dt Ill..,tances They »hy dway from
an age when they don't need the teen dl ug and alcohol problem~
for fem' of repercu~!>lOns
dnxlety
"Other
..,y~lem~ hdve tl ade
~chool& and It'~ not demeanmg
But If the teachel s don't believe
One pollee officer told him that
If he al rested a kId whose father
Wd.., a lawyer,
the problem would
be WIth him, not the kid.
Dflnkmg b con~idered a main
mgredlent In the Pomte, whether
at home or a pflvate club, accordmg to MIchelle Jannazzo, counselmg ~upervI~or at the Family Life
EducatIOn Council (FLEC)
Seventy-five percent of the teen!>
I eferr<..-'dto FLEC come from the
PaIUte.., and mo.'>t ale drug and alcohol addIcted, ~he ~ay!>
She agree!> WIth Keatmg that
the pu~h I~ for kId!> to "get It to
gethel eally"
~he al'>o note!> that a lack of affluence can cau!>e problem!> for
many who VIeW It d~ a I eul ~ource
of emb<lll d..,~ment and fru!>t1a-
tlOn
Theil fathel" need to mterpret
the I edhty of the out!>ide world for
them, ..,he !>ay~ Mdny of these
dJds ..lJ c re,lchmg the pmnacle of
their Cdleel', othel!> aren't making
It, and ~tlll othel!> already abu!>e
~ubstance.'>
Barnes will be closed next fall
(Continued from Page lAl
hc opmlOn In hlb vote "The fact
IS, the commumty doe!>n't want
elementary
.'>choob closed,"
he
~aid
Parent Carol Lombardml
said
she~was
"very disappomted
at
what (the board) has done m the
name of fiscal responsIbility
Another
speaker
SaId poor
~chool admmistrators
were provldmg the board WIth bad informatIOn on whIch to base ItS de
ClSlon, whIle others asked the
tru~tees to consider a publIc vote
on the matter and threatened
a
recall of the !>IX who endor~ed
Brummel's plan
"I am appalled at what my son
IS studymg 111 high school I am
appalled that every prmclpal ha~
a full-time !>ecretary I suggest
you look mto these thll1gs fIrst and
clean up disciplIne problem!> III
the mIddle school!> before you
send our sixth graders there," she
said
One woman
held a sign III
front of Supt Brummel and the
three teleVISIOn camera!> III the
room that Implled Brummel's
employment
III Grosse
Pointe
bhould end. She said It was a
message from "us" to the superintendent, but declined to Identify
herself or her group when asked
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ClCrOM from 'cum.,
JcKb
by a reporter
She held the sign
over her face when photographers
came near.
But the tru!>tees also heard from
theil' supporters, mcludmg Henry
Clay, who baid he represented an
orgamzatIOn drawn together by
the threat
of a recall,
not by
agreement on the school closing
Issue
HIS group of "former
school
board members,
teachers,
realtors and parents
stands readx
to work to defeat a recall effort, '
Clay said Several other speakers
applauded
the board's
deCision
and called It "long overdue"
The plan Will go into ef(ect in
September, 1984. Barnes Elementary School, on MorningsIde Drive
m the Woods, WIll be closed, but
not ~old, accordlllg to board presIdent Mrs. Hanpeter.
Barnes,
which was bUilt III 1954 and
opened in 1956, reached its peak
enrollment of 488 students m 1970
and now has the lowest enrollment
of any bUlldmg in the district with
191 students.
The school was
named for John R. Barnes, supermtendent of schools from 1947-50
The admmlbtratlOn
says about
20 chIldren who formerly attended
B arneS"'""'W'i1r"1'ace waliTng-'ais:tances to theIr new schools, Monteith and Fel ry, of more than 1 5
mIles. Some of the dIstances estimated by the admmistratlOn, are
up to 2 5 nules
After five tries,
DSO hits black
the fll1>t tIme m SIX years,
the DetrOIt Symphony Orchestra
ended a year III the black, DSO
Chail man Walter J McCarthy
~ald
DSO ended ItS fJscall982-83 year
on Aug 31, WIth an operatmg surplus of $26,710. The last tIme DSO
saw a ~Ul plus III annual operatmg
funds was the fiscal year 1975-76
FOl
"Thl'> achievement,
foIlowmg
~I>-'year~ of fmdnClal distress. augur!> well fO! the future health and
'>uccess ot the !>ymphony," saId
McCm thy and Oleg Lobanov, DSO
executIve
vlce-pre~ident
and
managmg
director,
III
the
!>ymphony'~
annual
report "Tho!>e who have worked
'>0 hald to the restore the symphony to fmanclal health can take
jtl';tlfldble
pride III a job well
done"
This Week.
in 8usines8
Buxton named
ass't dean
Mary Perrin Buxton has been
named assIstant dean for Alumni
RelatIOns and Placement for the
Umverslty
of DetrOIt School of
Law where she will serve as haison and assistant to the board of
dn ectors of the alumm associatIon
and assist in placement for law
school graduate~.
U of D Law
School Dean Bernard Dobranski
credIted
M!> Buxton with "10creasing Job recrwtment
on campU1> and publIshing
the fIrst
alumni dIrectory .. She receIved a
Ma.'>ter's degree m Library Science from the Univer!>ity rl Michigan and a law degree from
Wayne
State
UniverSity
Law
:,chool l:lhe holds memberstups 10
the Amencan,
MIchigan
and
Pennsylvama Bar Assoclatlons and
the MIChIgan Bar ASSOCiatIOn
CommIttee on Legal Economics
The Grosse Pointe Park resident
IS also corporation
board secretary of the Alpha Epsilon Chapter
of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, Inc
Longyear honored
for her work
Metropolitan
Detroit Convention & Visitors
Bureau account
executive Edye
Longyear
received the Business Expo Recognition Award for Outstanding
Leadership.
Mrs. Longyear,
of
Grosse Pomte Park, was honored
for her efforts in making Business.
Expo one of the top tradeshows in
the United States, She joined the
convention bureau in 1979.
Announcing ...
The All Pointes Bookshop has
opened at 20531 Mack A,venue,
Owner, Sharon Marciniak,
says
she carries over 1,000 magazines
from "Time" to "Hemmings Motors News," along with hardcover
and gift books, computer books
and the complete line of Replogle
World Globes. Hours lire 10 a.m.
to 8 p.m, Monday through Friday
and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
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Woods resident Karl W. Roskamp became the first American
m 30 years to lead the Internatlonal Institute of Public Finance
at the orgamzation's recent meet.
ing III Budapest, Hungary.
Roskamp is a Wayne State Uni.
verslty economICs professor who's
been a member of that (acuIty
since 1960. He was awarded an
honorary degree by the Sorbonne
University in Paris in 1981 and
held a U.S Department
of State
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Thursday, November 17, 1983
NEWS
ULS students
School
News
& Notes
are named to
honors choir
Seven University Liggett Middle
School
students
have
been
selected
for the 1983-84 Junior
High State Honors Choirs sponsored by the Michigan
School
Vocal Association.
Seventh graders in the group
are Susan Kolodzlejczyk, Brooke
Miller, Daniela
Rodriguez
and
John Tmtinalh
The three eighth
graders are Whitney Joondeph,
Maximihan
Smith and Kavlta
Sood
For their audition, the young
smgers prepared three and four
Seven UniHI sity Liggett
part choral pieces wtuch they performed for the judges 10 trios and dents recently named to the
iOl' High State Honors Choir
quartets
(back 1'0" ti'om left to right)
The ULS vocahsts Will I ehearse
With other top !>tudent singers 10
preparation
for the State Honors
COlh.:etl on ScitulJa,}, Jan.
THE BRONZE
DOOR
"A Gold Star Re8taurant"
POINTE
21,
at
HIll Audltoflum In Ann Arbor
The ULS Middle School mUSIC
program is dIrected by Mary Ann
Williams
Spanish study
tour is planned
University Liggett SChool Spanish teacher,
Mariela de Brown,
says now is the time to inquire
about the 1984 "Summer in Spain"
study-travel trip for students. The
tour, scheduled to depart June 23J
1984, will include two weeks 01
travel followed by an optional
three weeks of study at the University of Madrid. Brown officially opened the planning sessions
Oct. 19, at ULS .
Foreign language students in all
Grosse Pointe schools are encouraged to seek information
about
the directed,
chaperoned
trip
which Brown entitles "An Encounter With Spanish Culture."
This past June, Brown, and
Grosse Pointe South Spanish teacher John Mason accompanied
12
area high school students on a
three-week tour of Spain. The students visited major Spanish cities,
hopped a hydroplane for a day in
Tangiers, explored museums and
castles, and watched a bull fIght
and flamenco show.
A new feature of next summer's
trip is the optional combmahon of
pleasure travel and study.
For more
information
Brown at 884-4444.
call
South elects
class officers
Jane Kornmeler
South Hlgb
stuJun.
are
Max
Smith. Whitney
Joondeph.
and
Kavita Sood (front row) John Tintinalli, Daniela Rodl'iguez, Susan
Kolodziejczyk and Brooke Miller.
'Oh Kay' opens Players season
has performed
In many
groups
and is experienced
In &tagework.
He also did the choreography
for
the last two plays the Pointe
Players have done, "West Side
Story" and "The Boyfriend."
The music in "Oh, Kay!" was
wrItten by George Gershwin with
lyrics by Ira Gershwin. It will be
played by South's orchestra
and
directed by Ralph Miller.
"Oh Kay!
will be performed
tonight at 7: 30 p.m. and on Friday
and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets
are available at the door
By Laurie Smith
South High
South's POInte Players
have
been hard at work !>lnce September on their fall mUSICal, "Oh
Kay I" which will open tomght,
Nov 17, In North's Performing
Arts Center
"Oh Kay!" IS a comedy which
takes place during the time of
ProhibitIOn in the "roarmg 208"
It is based on the book WrItten by
Guy Wodehouse and P G. Wode.
house
The story begins when bootleggers decide to hide alcohol in a
house they thInk is deserted
Much to their surprlse,
owner
Jimmy Winter (Andy Clay) soon
returns with his new brIde, ConProspective
high school girls
stance (KatIe Gracey)
and the
and their parents are invi ted to an
problems begin.
open house at Regina High School,
Some of Jimmy's old girlfriends
arrive to inspect Constance, who Harper Woods, from 6:30 to 9:30
p.m Thursday, Nov. 17.
leaves when she leams that Jimmy's first marriage
was never
Regina's
faculty and students
annulled.
will be on hand to make the school
JImmy takes In an old friend,
"come alive" as visitors tour the
Kay (Jenmfer
Ames), who also school facilities. A spaghetti dinhappens to be the sister of Duke ner, sponsored by Regina's athletic
(Jeff Bosley), the leader of the department,
will be available in
bootleggers
Jimmy still has no the cafeteria from 6 to 8 p.m.
notIOn of what is going on in his
Any student planning to enroll
basement.
at Regina should take the high
Other
main
characters
are
school placement
test on Saturplayed by Pat Selby, Jim Katlardos, Joe Canon and Libby and day, Nov 19 at the school The
test begins at 8:30 a m. and runs
Molly Irwin There are more than
4{} other students
involved in the until 12'30 p.m. There is a $7
charge.
cast and crew
Pointe
Players
director
is
Regina High School is located at
.20200 Kelly Road, Just south of
Jeanne ChrIzman.
Choreography
IS bemg done by Cil'o Vitale, who Eight Mile Road.
It
Regina High plans
open house Nov. 17
It was a head-to-head
race to
the end, but LInda Gagho won the
election for freshman
preSident,
defeating
Joe Finazzo
In last
Thursday's student elections. Also
held were senatorIal electIOns for
the upperclassmen
and other
freshman class offIcers.
WIth a 59 percent voter turnout,
the freshmen
also elected Anne
Butala for secretary
and Julie
Matthew~ for tl edl>Ulel. The job
of vice-president remains unfilled
because of a he between ChrIstIe
Clavola and Eleanor Allen. A special election is to be held this
week to determme a WInner.
The 10th, 11th and 12th grades
each elected SIX senators with a
voter turnout of between 30 and 40
percent. The spnators,
including
those
to be elected
by the
freshmen,
make up the Student
Association,
which plans fundraisers and recreational
actiVItIes
using suggestions
from students
and class representatives.
The six sophomore senators are
Jim Curran, Melissa Dinverno,
Walter Guevara, Mary Ann Montagne,
Matt Smith
and Hugh
Woodrow.
Junior senators
are Jennifer
Bryant, Gerry Finazzo, Michelle
Gryzenia, Laura Gushee, Richard
SoltiS and Laura Westfall.
The Senior Class senators are
Colette Bradley, Mike Domzalski,
Doug McNair,
Hague Ollison,
Lydia Pallas and Peter Wack.
Ambrose athletes
to seU firewood
The S1. Ambrose Athletic .Association will sell firewood on Nov. 19
and 20 at the school parking lot on
Alter Road and Jefferson.
The mixed, seasoned hardwood
is priced at $60 a full face cord,
$35 for a half cord, $20 for a quarter cord, and $12 for one-eighth
cord, There is free delivery on a
full face cord.
To place an order, rail 886-6574.
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There's a time In our lives when we have to take a good look
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progressive resistance exercise equpment and more
And we've got a great offer, too You can JOinnow, and
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the first year alon~ Just thln~-that's
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Thursday, November 17,1983
POINTE
Page Seventeen-A.
NEWS
System cuts
book thefts
ANNIVERSARY
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It ha~ been a little over a year
now ~mce South HIgh School m:,talled a security :,ystem In the
1Ibr'lI y. South':, Itbral y had lost
approxImately
$5,000 U1 one year
In book theftl> m one thll d of the
IIbl al Y before the !>yl>tem wal> m.'>talled In September, 1982
Nancy Boy tor, South hbral'y coOl omatol,
saId the library mventOIles one-third of Its total collec
tlOn each yeal and that the latest
dccountmg uncovel ed a38 mIssIng
lJooh
The entire <,ecuflt>. "y<,tem co~t
$9 000 The l>y.,tem WOIkl> mueh
lIke the .'>eeui'lty .'>y.,lem.'>m allpOIh, by detectmg a metal .'>lIp
1I1'>ldethe bmdmg of each book
De"plte the pre:,ence of a l>e
cUllly ~Yl>tem, thel e were 168
hook" <,101i>nfrom
1M
Message from afar
Donya Smith. 8, a thil'd grader at Ma~on Elementary School in Grosse Pointe Wood!>. and hel' cIa!>!>"ere
deligbied when a balloon bearing Donya'!> name was found by a bunteI' in Pennsboro, W. Va. The balloon!>
were launched last June by the children at Mason Elementary and one wa!t found this Octobel mOl ethan 600
miles away by a deer huntel who returned the balloon with Donya's name attached to the school. Shown
above with Donya are William Mestdagh. principle of Mason School. and the returned treasure.
Pierce Library Club picks new leaders
Recently elected officer'> of the
library
club at Pierce
Middle
SChool for 1983-84 were ElIzabeth
Ranno, president;
Karl Dlel kes,
vice-preSIdent,
Bonme Bersch
back, secretary;
and ElIzabeth
Emery, treasurer
The 35 club members have aiset up theIr lIbrary work
:,chedule and ha ve begun plann10g
~oCIal actiVIties for the year
LIbrary club members work 10
the ~chool lIbrary tWIce a week
where they assist with circulatIOn,
I eady
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book:, They also pedal m reference .'>ervlces and handle publicity for the lIbrary
Members enjoy the advantage
of access to new books before they
go into circulatIOn. They all>o help
select new books for the Itbl ary
"Library
Club members
mu~t
be willing to learn, have a helpful
attitude, be friendly, COUIteous,
dependable
and prompt,"
~aId
Edna McKee, club sponsor
"While we emplaslze sel VIce to
others, we have fun, too," Mr.'>
McKee added.
Among the club's :,ocial eventl>
are ~ scavenger hunt, sWIm party,
bowl1Og, Chnstmas pal ty and an
annual pIcmc to wluch pa!>t club
members are Invited
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South High School
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u.'>e (1982 83) ThI~ 1<, a .'>lgmflcant
I eductIOn from the 338 books stolen the yea I befol e, M!'.'> Boy tor
.'>,.lld
It cost South a !tttle more than
$5,000 to I eplace the books stolen
dUllI1g the 1981-82 l>chool year
La:,t yeal, WIth the sy~tem muse,
the IIbl'aty .'>tIlIlo:,t $2,500 ill book
theft
"Steal1l1g books from South's
library Will never completely stop,
:,aid Mrs Boy tor, "mamly
because there are two other exits
which are not covered by the sy-
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Mo~t of the books that are stolen
are on recreatIOnal tOPICS 01' al e
book.'> that studpnts need for papers and t eports.
"Everything
gets ~tolen The
most popular are books on sports,
cookmg, rock'n roll, encyclopedias, and qUIte a few books about
dlUg:,," saId Mrs. Boylor
"We usually don't turn 10 anyone we catch," she added "The
.'>tudents we catch are asked to return the book We almost never
tUl'n anyone 10 to the assistant
pl'lnIClpal."
0" el all, the .'>ystem has done Its
Job, Said Mrs. Boy tor
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&-14-1of the 1975 City Code will meet in the Council-Court
Room of the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Plaza, on
Mondar December 5, 1983, at 7:30 p.m. to hear the appeal
of David DiLoreto, 1593 Brys, who is appealing the denial of
the Building Inspector to Issue a permit to re-construct a
proposed attached carport to such residence which would
create a deficiency in the minimum side yard requirements, as provided for in section &-4-2(0 of the 1975 City
Code. A variance is therefore needed from the Board of
Appeals.
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POINTE
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The posItive mes~age, "together
we can do sometlllng to combat
the epIdemic of teenage sub~tance
~'S
abuse," was remforced
by Mrs.
Zinn as she P010ted out that although we have a long way to go,
many of the suggested goals for
task forces mentiOned m "The
Chemical People" have already
been accomp1Jshed
10 Grosse
Pomte
Panehst!> Suzie Decker representmg the parent pomt of view;
Dr Kenneth Brummel,
superintendent
of school~;
Reverend
DaVid Anton~on,
mmu,ter
of
Grosse POinte Memorial Church,
Roger LaRo~e,
District
Court
Judge, and Vernon Au!>hel man,
SAC' Legal Advl!>or and hason to
pohce departments
and muniCipal
governments spoke about the local
!>ubstance abuse problems from
theIr mdlvldual per~pectlve~
Mrs. Decker quoted pertment
statistics about the use of alcohol
and other drugs between ~uggest109 that all parents should be concerned about the problem and 10volved m the solution Rev Antonson remarked, "lots of parents
are still askmg if we have a big
problem Yes, we dOl I've gone to
those parties, have you?
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His remarks were affirmed by Judge
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"It's pandefilc. Particularly
the problems
with alcohol It's Miller Time all
the time
The kids who are
using are gettmg younger
and
younger."
Dr. Brummel addressed some ot
the solutions by explaining
the
new health curriculum bemg Implemented
by the schools and
Ausherman
discussed
several
legal Issues includmg the SAC'
draft of a proposal for umform
law enforcement
which has been
presented to the mumcipal governments
of the five Grosse
Pomtes and Harper Woods
(Continued from Page 3A)
"What we have tried to do and
what we have done is give supervIsors more authority to make decisions at their level Basically
we've gl ven them the right t~
fail," he said
The right to fall i~ a matter of
lettIOg a supervIsor make decIsIOns mstead of passmg them up
the ladder to another supervisor,
who In turn, wIII pass It up the
ladder The GSA has passed the
responsibJlity down, allowmg Its
supervisors to take nsks and succeed if they take the proper ones,
DaVIS said
By rewardlOg
the
positIve actIOns willie not countmg
failures
too heaVily aga10st a
supervIsor, the agency has headed
SAC' plans to contmue
the
momentum
of commumty
10volvement which the "ChemIcal
Pwpl~" plUgl dill::. dUU town Illt:etmg remforced by inviting all intere!>ted cItizens to attend a regular SAC' meeting on Nov 29 at
7.30 pm at the War Memorial
The meeting Will be titled II A Call
to ActIOn" and will offer an opportunity to jom several mlm-task
forces
Task forces Will include
those addressing
chemical free
weekend
social
activitIes
for
teens; communicatIOn among organization
among groups Withm
SAC', the preparation
and follow-up educatIOnal series related
to the VIsit by Betty Ford to our
commumty
m January,
and
others
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toward an incentive system similar to those in private industry, he
said
By makmg the GSA run more
like a busmess, the admmistration
has been able to make a number
of economies, DaVIS said
In
the
future,
the
GSA
admIOistratlon hopes to elimmate
some of Its levels 10 the chain of
command
and
move
more
authorIty to the local level, Davis
said The agency also hopes to
consolidate some of its departments and increase its sharmg of
admlnJstratlVe
and support servIces wIth the hope of saving
about $3 billion to $4 billion for
taxpayers, he added.
By reducmg ofhce !>pace use by
trimming Its payroll
through attntion by about 9,000
workers, mstitutmg management
"Everythmg we've done IS turnreorgamzatlons
and changmg ItS
pollcy for volunteer
serVIce on E'd toward makIOg the agency a
operatiOJl," DaVIS
government
commissions,
the cost-effective
saId "Because we're a governGSA has gone from an agency
that dramed the treasury of $400 ment agency, we don't have a bottom Ime, but we've trIed to remJlhon In 1981 to one that returned $159 mllhon this year, DaVIS create that You see, taxpayers
are our stock holdel ~ "
said.
10 percent,
Organ concert this Sunday at St. Paul
Orgamst ~1anjlm Thconc and
flutist Laura Wyman Will appear
in concert on Sunday, Nov 20, at 4
pm at 8t Paul Cathohc Church,
157 Lakeshore Road
TIckets are avaIlable
at the
door. All seats are $5, semor CitIzens and students WIth IdentlflcatlOns, $3 A receptIOn With refreshments fol!owmg the concert
Will be held at St Paul's Pansh
House, adjacent
to the church
Supervised
parkmg IS avaJlable
behmd the church, and parking
will be permitted on both !>Ides of
Lakeshore
Sunday's concert is presented
by St Paul's Concert Series, and
WQRS TImeless FM 105
The program
Will mclude orThe town hall meeting
was
gamst Theone's performance
of
VIdeotaped
by Grosse
Pointe
Cable and those who mIssed It the "Toccata II 10 d mlOor" by
Froberger,
selections
may watch the llStlOgS 10 the Johann
Grosse
Pointe
News for the from the "Buxheimer Orgelbuch,"
"Toccata, Adagio and Fugue In C
broadcast date on Channel 17
Major" by Johann S Bach, and
"Lltames" by Jehan Alam. Flutist
Wyman WIll then jom Ms. Theone
10 performmg
"Sonata da Chiesa"
The results of the recent Cam- by Frank Martm, "Trois Mouveera Chase Will be shown at the ments pour Flut et Orgue" by
Tuesday, Nov 22, Grosse Pointe Jehan Alain, "Rhapsody for Flute
and Organ" by John Weaver, and
Camera Club meeting
selected pIeces from "Miracles
The group gathers at 7 30 P m
at Brownell Middle School, 260 for Flute and Organ" by Damel
Chalfonte Avenue The public IS Pinkham
Ms. Thoene holds degrees 10 litwelcome.
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Davis takes over at GSA
'Chemical People' ignites response
A near ca{>aclty cI'owd filled the
Grosse
Pomte
Woods Council
Chamber last Wednesday to watch
the second program
of the two
part PBS series, "The Chemical
People," on a large screen proJechon television
The production
was hosted by First Lady Nancy
Reagan, also host of Program
I,
and featured
!>tars from show
busmess and sports presenting information and suggestions dIrectly related
to the formatIOn of
community task forces to address
the problem of teen substance
abuse as It eXI!>ts In every commumty 10 America
SAC' (Sub~tance
Abuse Com.
mUnity Council of Gro~se POInte)
nosted the teleVISion gathenng
and town haII meeting which followed SAC' president, Ruth Zmn,
spoke briefly explaining the ince~
hon and accomphshments
of the
orgamzatlOn as well as mVltmg
those present who might be unfamlhar With SAC' to become mem-
Thursday, November
NEWS
Shutterbugs meet
urglc.ll mUSIC :md organ performance, With additIOnal studie!> at
Oxford She is now a Doctoral
candidate In church musIc at the
Umverslty of Michigan Her concert appearances
mclude major
American CIties, England, We~t
Germany and Venezuela
M<' WvmCln \<, an honors student
and a candIdate for a degree 10
flute performance at the Umver.
slty of MIchigan She IS a member
of the Symphony Band, and plans
a career m both performing and
teachmg chambel and orchestral
musIc
City election results revised
The results of last Tuesday'~
muniCipal
electIOn 10 Grosse
Pomte City were revised when the
board of canvassers
met last
week Although the order of candidate's standmgs dId not change,
the number of votes received by
each candidate
were different
from re~ults Issued on electiull
mght.
Mayor Lorenzo D BrOWning,
who had no competltlon, received
1,069 votes, according to the official tabulatIOn
CounCil candidates received the following. John
F Youngblood, 892; Jeanette H
DuffIeld, 828; Arthur S. Fetters,
Jr., 660; Thomas Guthat, 567, and
Thomas O'Rourke, 363. The top
three vote getters,
Youngblood,
DuffIeld and Fetters, won council
seats
In the four-way race for munIcipal judge, the winner; Stan
Kazul, received 598; followed by
George W CollcchlO'S 375, Ste-
phen Km!>ley's 177 and Matthew
R Rumora's 104,
A charter amendment proposal
was approved by a 624-247 vote
The amendment raises the hmit to
$5,000 of items that can be purchased Without cIty counCil appro\-al
Pierce will host
substance abuse
awareness program
Representatives
of the Sub.
stance Abuse Commumty CounCil
of Grosse Pomte, SAC 2, Will present a two-part awareness
program for parents at PIerce MIddle
School
The fIrst plogl'am
will be
Thur<;day, Nov. 17, at 7 30 pm m
the Plelce audItorium
The film
titled "EpidemiC"
dealing With
alcohol and drugs Will be ~hown.
Give more than just greetings at Christmas
Christ Child
Society
The Christ Child Society is
offering two styles of cards this
season. Pictured is a holiday
greeting. Also offered is a
traditional Madonna and child.
The Madonna and child are $10
for 25; the holiday greeting, $8
for 25. To order, call Mary Ann
Golobic at 886-3045.
Inter-Faith Center
lor Racial Justice
Peace to All God's Children is
the offering this year from the
Grosse Pointe Inter-Faith Center
for Racial Justice. Cards are $10
for 25. plus $2 for shipping and
handling per box. Cards can be
ordered by phone. mail, or in
person. Contact the Grosse
Pointe Inter-Faith Center. 17l5()
Maumee, Grosse Pointe, 48230,
by calling 882-6464. Donations
are tax-deductible.
"... Round, yon
Yirgin :\lother
and Child ..."
:\lay thi~ Holy
season bring
you and your
loved ones
renewed peace.
Asthma Center
ThIs snow ltcene is offered this
year by the Dt-troit LeaKUe of the
National Asthm a ('ent.-r. Card~
are ".25 for a box of 25 plu .. $2
shipping and handling. To order,
write the Detroit League of the
Nat ..... al Asthma Center, 19420
Beaverland, Detroit48219, or call
535-5247 or 557 -6974.
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A traditional Madonna and child it; the offering thi~ year from the
Foundation for Exceptional Children. Card.. are $6.25 per 25-count
package. Call the foundation between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. at 885-8660
weekdays for an order and imprint form.
Grosse Pointe
Real Estate Exchange
Feature Page
The Second Section
Section B
Thursday, November 17, 1983
From Another Pointe
Of View
By Janet Mueller
Barbara Dean Davenport came back to The Pointe In
late October, travelmg, as usual, with one suitcase, and
among the many elegant women who attended the DetrOIt Women's Council of the Nav)' League's benefit
luncheon and fashIOn show at Lochm'oor Club Barb was,
as usual, a &tandout
She wore the Baienclaga black wool SUltshe bought in
Paris In 1963 (a& smart today as It was 20 years ago),
with a sImple, hIgh-necked whIte blouse. Her only
jewelry was her grandmother's lapel watch, a French
piece, of blue enamel with pearls and diamonds Her
acceSSOrIes were whIte gloves and black leather boob
She was delIghted to fmd Grosse Pointe's fall ambIance much as she remembered It "So many times one
IS dIsappOInted when one returns to a tormer loved
place But Grosse Pomte still retains its charm and
beauty" She noted how different, yet the same, the
streets and homes looked - so different from the Spanish-influenced architecture of California.
"Life in the mIdwest is still traditional, not at all like
the laid-back casualness of California" Barb doesn't
prefer the Callforma lIfe style to that of the mIdwest, or
of Europe, or of the Far East. She simply enjoys where
she is. When you've lived in as many worlds as Mrs
Davenport has, you accept the lIfe at hand, and find your
place In It And enjoy ..
She was born in Cambridge, Mass., educated in England, Switzerland and France. She's a graduate of the
Sorbonne. She became an International Bahai while still
in France, and remains committed to the ideal that
Creative World Peace is attainable through the Oneness
of Mankind, a faith expressed in her "This I Believe"
radio broadcast for the Edward R. Murrow series in the
1950s.
Just prior to the outbreak of World War II, Barb met
the wife of the Attorney General of California, who had a
place in Paris. "Get to America," this woman advised.
"Save your citizenship." So Barb got to America, to
California, where she became a successful dress designer, one of the youngest in Beverly Hills. She designed
some of Edith Head's personal evening gowns.
Then along came Lieutenant J.C. Davenport, tall, dark
and handsome ... and when he was posted to Japan in
1949, attached to the Overseas Air Sea Rescue Service,
Barb locked the door of her Beverly Hills studio and
headed off across the Pacific to another new life. Within
months of her arrival in Tokyo, she'd become Japan's
foremost fashion authority.
It happened this way: a Japanese newspaper, headng
of her fashion expertise, asked her to write an article on
the mistakes Japanelle---wonten made when wearing
western clothes. The mall response was phenomenal.
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The tinier the bubbles, the tastier the champagne ... and the
bubbles in the Bollinger 1973 brut, especially selected for the
marriage of HRH The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer.
July 29, 1981, were very, very tiny indeed. To complement them.
there was Beluga Caviar. Ah, Bollinger and Beluga - what a
beautiful marriage they make! And so it went at the Connoisseur's Tasting of the Grand Marque Champagnes of France
under the personal direction of ALEX SUCZEK, standing (right)
in the picture above. "The six champagnes you will taste tonight represent absolutely the finest there is," said Alex. "We
didn't bother to include anything for comparison, because it
hardly seemed worth the tr'ouble." TIM McCARTHY (standing,
left), of Cost Plus Wines, and Andrew Moquin, of The Merry
Mouse, brought their expertise to the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Alger House Reception Room which, if you can't manage
to be invited to a castle, is a superb setting in which to sip
superior vintages. One gentleman at each table was appointed
that table's sommelier, responsible for pouring the table's win£:
a task undertaken in the bottom picture by MARVIN NOWAK,
measuring two ounces for MARTY GALVIN as Marty's wife,
LIZ, who'd already received her share from that bottle, looks
on. Each champagne was accompanied by a "Congenial COIDpanion." Smoked Salmon from Norway. A Hazelnut Torte made
by Alex's wife, Marybelle, its whipped cream filling flavored
with a puree of apricots from the tree in the Suczeks' backyard
(so much better than the sweeter commercial purees!). Petit
fours prepared by Mme. Charity Suczek. And so it went ...
mellower and mellower until, finally, the last glasses of Tattinger (naturally pink) 1975 brut were emptied, the last toasted
almonds eaten. And the general consensus was: if one got a
shade more mellow, one would be too mellow to get home. So
the tasters, a capacity crowd wise enough to get tickets for this
Very Special Tasting very early. because capacity was very
limited, went home, to dream of tiny bubbles in golden liquid,
and of another tasting, of cognac and other fruit spirits,
schedUled for late February. For that one, a heavy meal beforehand is dermitely advised!
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Les Papillons Liturgical Dancers' director and choreographer
EUNICE WmTAKER (center) dances the solo part in "Psalm
23" with two supporting members of the company during a
recent performance by the ecumenical troupe whose members
come from Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran and Presbyterian
backgrounds. They dance episodes from the Life of Christ,
Psalms and Prayers of Praise, to the accompaniment of Scripture readings as well as to music, or to a combination of the
two, using ancient Israeli dance forms as well as patterns and
gestures from ballet and modern dance techniques. Assisting
Eunice in this, Les PapiIlons' fifth season, is guest director
Dennis East, actor, teacher and professional dancer.
The troupe danced last Sunday,
Nov. 13, at Its sponsor church,
Grosse Pomte Woods Presbyterian,
during mormng worshIp service.
Lookmg ahead to Advent and
Christmas, Les PapIllons will per.
form In several area churches durIng the next few weeks, presentIng
"The Annunciation" with Mary Lee
Strother and Ellen Probert alternatmg in the role of the Angel Gabriel, and Jenny Eshleman as Mary
Other selections
from the
troupe's extensive repertOIre of
new dances and old favontes will be
featured Dec. 15, when Les PapilIons travel to Rochester to present a
program in the First Presbyterian
Church there They will perform
"Christ the King," a lyrical dance,
Its patterns endmg in the shape of a
crown slgmfymg the risen, reigmng
Christ, to the musIc of the Corelli
ClJrlstmas Concerto.
They will also dance "The An.
nunciation," "The Light of Christ
Has Come into The World" and
theIr new, Intricate "GIOl'Ia," to be
presented for the fIrst time on this
occasion. "The Gloria" WIllalso be
featured when Les PapIllons appear in the Christmas Eve candelight serVICe at Grosse POInte
Woods Presbytenan.
The Butterflies welcome two new
dancers, Janet Miller and Marcia
Ireton, to their ranks this season, as
well as guest dancer Tony LoVasco.
~ther members who WIlltake part
In these performances are Lizzie
Bolden, Steve Honkanen, Becky
Englebrecht and Eunice Whitaker.
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The Women's ConnectIOn of dally on a first ImpreSSIOnbasis
Grosse Pointe presents Esther Frank and Alpern have 15 years'
Frank and Harnet Alpern In combmed experience in the com"Coming Across with Style" to- munications field, the former as a
night, Thursday, Nov. \7,' at -I7-~30segmenP television producer/writ
}J.m., [ollowmg a 6'30 p.m .. sub- ter-,.the latter as a public relations
scription dinner, at UniverSIty counselor and producer/director of
LIggett School's Cook Road cam- an educational service company.
pus.
Their program is open to the
The speakers will address the public Further mformation may
topic d how women can project be obtamed by contacting Bonnie
themselves to advantage, espe- GIbson at 881-0510
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Children of Mary meet at Academy
The Children of Mary gathered
Friday, Nov 4, at the Grosse
Pointe Academy for mass, celebrated at 10 am, followed by a
brief meeting
Guest speaker
Marilyn (Mrs. C. Bradford)
Lundy, preSIdent of the League of
Catholic Women, reported on
"Add~es.smg.the Issues of Today,"
a tOPICmsplred by "Courage and
Conhdence," thIS year's ChIldren
of Mary theme
A mass for deceased members
and families of the Children of
Mary
was offered
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Academy's Sacred Heart Chapel
at 10 30 a m Sunday, Nov. 6.
It was followed by continental
breakfast in the Lakeshore Building's Reception Room
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Saturdays, December 3, 10, 17 and
Wednesday, December 21 at 9:30 8.m.
St. Clair Dining Room, Grosse Pointe
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Here comes Santa With a sleigh full of
fresh, delicious treats and a special
inVItation for you. Because he knows
how good you have been thiS year,
Santa has reserved our dining room
for a deliCIOUS meal followed
by a puppet show Tickets
Will be available beginning
Monday, November 28 In
the dining room. Limited
seating. Per person 3.50
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Meet the artist on Thursday, November 17, 6 to 9 p.m.
Friday, November 18, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Store for the Home
Discover art In glass. Blair Reed's unique floor and
table sculptures, mirrors and fireplace screens He uses
the intaglio method of hand carving which creates a true
three-dimensional
Image Many of the sculptures have an
illuminated base for added effect Come see his onglnal
creations The exhibit continues thru Saturday, October 29.
Jacobson's
Grosse POinte
Open Thursdays and Fndays until 900 pm
We Will validate your parking ticket
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produced by Alan N LIChtenstem
and Ivan S Bloch, will be a be
nefit for the Michigan RegIOn of
Women's American aRT Opemng
night curtam bme at the Birmmgham Theater thIS Sunday, Nov
20, is 6 p.m
LUCIa and Roy Zurkowbkl and
Edith and Jason Homgman are
honorary chaIrmen of the black
tie evening only OppOl'tulllty thIS
season for metropolItan Detrolters
to attend a world premier
Chairman
of the gala, which
concludes WIth an elaborate postperformance
dmner at Machu~
Sly Fox, is Grosse Pointe's DOltl
Doerer, who IJsts MartlO Burwell,
Mr and Mrs Roger Fndholm,
Dr. and Mrs Kim K Lie, Mr. and
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annual Hobby, Craft and Gift
Show on Saturday, Nov 19, from
10 a m to 7 pm
and Sunday,
Nov. 20, from 10 a.m to 5 p.rn ill
the church SOCial hall
AdmIssion
IS free
Over 80
booths WIll offer a WIde variety of
items, from qUIlts to wooden toys
to herbs and :"pices, !>tamed glass,
folk art and stuffed ammals
In
addition there will be a bake sale
and cheer basket raffle, and food
will be available
Sup with Santa at his haus · · ·
Kids hke to lunch and brunch with Santa at
,this time of year _ and come Sunday, Nov. Zl,
grown-ups, too, may break bread with Jolly Old
Saint Nick at "Supper with Santa:" kickoff
opening of the Santa Haus, sponsored by the
Assistance League to the Northeast Guidance
Center, on the Cook Road grounds of the Grosse
Pointe Hunt Club. Celebrity Santa and Mrs.
, • Supper wIth Santa, whIch begms
: wIth cocktails at 6 p.m , IS the be: ginning of three weeks of Santa
Haus and Chnstmas Boutique actlVlhes
benefiting
the NEGC
Supper guests WIll be the fIrst to
,wander
through the three-room
'Santa Haus III what, before the
AS:>I:"tance League's
volunteers
and their famIlies got to it. was
the GPHC's rldmg lounge
The Supper's suppers WIll be the
,fIrst to browse among and purchase original gIftS and hohday
decoratIOns m the boutique, before
,adJourning to the clubhouse for a
meal, musIc and smg-a-long Reservations for the evening, at $18
per person, may be made by call-
mg
Claus that evemng will be Dwayne X. Riley, of
WDIV-TV, and his wife Sharon. Standing in
for Dwayne in the picture above is Santa BARNEY GRABOWSKI, Supper with Santa cochairpersons SHARYN MANNINO and MARILYN STEDEM perched on his left and right
knees, respectively.
and the clOSIng of Hudson's downtown store We hope to contribute
to the spirIt of the holiday season."
And so, the Santa Haus
where children will see Raggedy
Ann and Andy s playroom
walk wIth toys and frIends In an
enchanted forest.
vIew Santa's
Workshop before visiting with Mr
and Mrs Claus There'll also be a
ChIldren's
Shop, wIth no gIft
Priced higher than $2 Most Will be
considerably less.
Santa Haus hours are 9 a.m to
noon and 1 to 5 p m weekdays,
Nov 28 to Dec 16, noon to 4 p m
the weekend of Dee 10 and 11
SpeCIal night hours are 7 to 9
Haus IS open
The Assistance League extends
a specIal mvitation to senior citizens who might lIke to volunteer
at the Santa Haus' Please do;
you're needed!
Quester focus on Rockl~eU
AdmissI<m;~ti9.U::i~
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person
Gro.!!Q..reservatIOns
and
mformation may-fie obtained oy
calling 824-8000. The Christmas
Boutique will be open, admissIOnfree, to adults when the Santa
Mrs Rleven Will show offiCIal
slides from the Rockwell Museum,
located in PhIladelphIa.
Each
member will brmg Items for a
silent auction
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keepsakes all exquIsitely crafted and wonderfully collectible
As you discover the beauty and range of Vilieroy & Bach
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Rieven's program
Norman Rockwell
Mrs. Stanley Kenn Will open her
home to members of the Wmdmill
Pomte Chapter of Questers No
385 next Monday, Nov 21, at 9:30
a m The coffee hour will be followed by a busmess seSSiOn, con.
ducted
by Mrs. Marc Brown,
chapter preSident, and Mrs DaVid
Come see Arpin'S fabulous 1983.84 LQllectlOn of fashIOn
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GROSSE
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Curtain rising
for Fine Arts
The Fine Arts Society of DetrOit
opens it!> 1003-84 season with performances of three one-act plays,
produced
by Dorothy and Bill
Ludwig, that concern the various
aspects of love relationships from
courtshlp to old age, tomorrow
and Saturday
evemng, Nov 18
and 19, at The Player!> Playhouse
on East Jefferson Avenue
Mildred Avede!>lan and Roger
Mecum are featured in Bernard
Shaw's comedy "Village Woomg,"
duected
by
Jim
Hughes
"Footsteps of Doves," taken from
nyou Know I Can't Hear You
When The Water's Runmng," fea.
tures Joanne Horner, Al Berteel,
Maureen Bruce and Bill LudWig
Mildred Avedeslan directed this
~tory of a mantal mld-hfe cn,',l!>
"I'm Herbert," directed by Hill
Stevens, pre!>ents Leona and Les
Putnam in the hllanous roles of
an elderly couple who confuse
memones
of past spouses With
their present marital partners
Dlrectmg backstage detal1s are
Robert Davi '>, stage manager,
Frank vanDeventer,
hghts, Steve
Aiken, stage crew, Judy Mecum,
Sally Jay and ElSie Onychuk,
properties,
Arme Volkens and
Marge Guertler,
make-up,
William Lafer, set dresslllg,
Jim
Hughes, set design, Mrs. Robert
Whitty, reservations for Fine Arts
members
and their guests, and
Pearl Lmder and Jack Moldowan
programs
Farm, Garden
Club is bwy
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The Grosse Pointe Farm and
Garden
Club has been busy
launchmg the 1983-84 season smce
Augw,t, when board members and
officers met at the home of their
president, Mrs James C Stewart,
to make fmal plans for the year
ahead and enjoy luncheon.
"Have Pots, WLlI Travel" was
Mrs Jack Duggan's tOPiC for the
first meetmg of the year, in October, at the Fair Acres Drive
home of Mrs Wilham Young who
was assisted by Mrs J Crawford
Frost Jr and Mrs Richard Hinks
Mrs.
Duggan,
utihzmg
a
minimum
of flowers, fashioned
/$
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elegant arrangements
10 stunmng
contamers
A demonstration of how to make
unusual hohday decorations
wa!> ~~
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/il!
the program
for the club's No-$ 4< g;,;
vember meellng Id~l MOUJdY, ill .,yfllf 0/ ~~/ - /.
the home of Mrs WLlham LaCer.
Harnett's
co-hostesses
for the tl<~4'~
Barbara Dean Davenport, enjoying a Grosse Pointe Autumn at
afternoon
were
Mrs
Eugene
Hawk10s and Mrs Charles Moon. Locbmoor.
Private Duty
Nursing Care
Servmg
the Grosse Pomtes,
and the Tn-Counties
Reductions On ... Dresses, Suits,
Sportswear, Sweaters, Accessories
Nov. 17.19
11
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to Christmas
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12 to 2 p.m.
Commumty
Walton-Pierce
from Pa~(' 18)
Dav's next post was Selfridge Air Base, and that
brought the Davenports to The Pointe, to a home on
Vernier Road to which Barb brought more than 100
crates of furniture, clothmg and Japanese treasures, and
a lIfetime of Japanese memories. Her reputahon preceded her. There were speaking requests by the .dozen.
There were feaLwes ill metropolItan area papers, mcluding a NE\}'S "Pomter of Interest."
But Mrs. Davenport, back In The States, was embarking on a new career as the Captain's, Major's and finally
Colonel's Lady as Dav moved up in the Air Force. She
retained her interest in fashion, putting on many shows
for her fellow officers' wives, but once again, the focus of
her life had changed.
She was with Dav when he was stationed on Cape Cod,
with Strategic Air Command, during the Bay of Pigs
crisis. They rented a Silver King's mansion in Denver
when he went to the Air Force Academy. They lived all
over the United Sates, IllinOISto Florida ... and finally,
when Dav retired, returned to 'where they'd begun:
California.
Everywhere they lived, they made friends who remained frIends forever. People like Lou and Ed Wilcox
whose houseguest Barb, a widow now, was during her
recent visit to The Pointe. People like Charity deVicq
Suczek, who gave a dinner party for the most welcome
visitor.
People like Dan Beattie and his wife, Helen, who
joined an informal group at the Wilcoxes for finger food
and champagne. Among the new friends Barb made here
this fall was Norah Houlihan; the two women discovered
they had much in common, for Norah gave up a promising career as a Big Band singer in New York (she had a
good part in a Ray Bolger show), to marry Jim Houlihan
when he came home from the Navy after World War II.
Barbara Dean Davenport is back in California now,
her single suitcase stashed away until it's time for
another trip. Wherever, she'll make do with that one
suitcase. She likes to travel light. She's had plenty of
practice. Keep Life Simple is her motto, for simplicity is
elegance.
And whereever you go in whatever situation you find
yourself, keep your mmd and your eyes open. Embrace
life, and enjoy ...
Ribbon Farm!> Chapter of the
Questers gathers Monday, Nov
21, at noon in the Lakeland Avenue home of Mrs. Harold Lee
After the regular busllless meetmg, members Will adjourn to the
home of Mrs GLIder Jackson, who
Will give a program on 18th and
19th Century PorcelaIn.
Mrs. Leslie Jones WIll assIst
Mrs James R Lindsay when she
opens her Moorland Drive home
to members of the Five Pointes
Garden Club next Monday, Nov
21 Immediately
followmg the
meeting, Mrs. Frank Seydler will
show a hIm: "Central and South
America, Yesterday and Today"
SPECIAL SALE
Fall and Winter Dresses
This month's Pointe Book Club
meeting is scheduled for Monday,
Nov 21, at the home of Mrs John
Zolad MI.., Arthur SchmIdt and
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That article led to more articles, to broadcasts and lectures, many by government request. to the editorship of
the Japanese equivalent of "Vogue."
Barbara Dean Davenport became the first westerner
ever to be featured as a Japanese magazine cover girl.
She became an advisor to the huge Japanese fabric industry. By the time she left Japan, after her husband's
two-and-a-half-year tour of duty was completed, she'd
received special commendations from the Japanese, and
from General Douglas MacArthur.
Ribbon Farms
meets Monday
Questers bring Five P ointes
Club to meet
handkerchiefs
"Happy Holiday" Sale
Open Thurs.
Thanksgiving
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Members
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Chapter of Questers are bringing
treasured
handkerchiefs
to the
home of Mrs John McLellan at 10
a m this morning,
Thursday,
Nov 17 Mrs. Oscar Teeg, an original chapter member, will give a
talk on Old Handkerchiefs as prv
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Thursday, November 17, 1983
Phase I, the orgamzatlOn f 01
:"Illgle, young adult!>, age!> 20
through 39, who gather regulally
for Sunday evellll1g pi ogram
meetings at Gro~!:>ePomte Mem
anal Church, pre:"entb It<> 11th dn
nual Thank~givmg potluck dll1nel
and dance thiS Sunday, Nov 20
The party btal t::, at 6 30 P m
Persons bnnglllg a dl"h to !:>erve
eight to 10 people Will be admItted
free, othels WIll be chalged $5 to
help defl ay the co~t of the mam
course turkey and hclm prOVided
by Phase I
Those whose lae,t nameb begm
With the letteJ" A thlough Hare
a"ked to brlllg vegetable",
In
is a July bride
dudmg potalo dIshes Salad!> aJ e
t'eque"ted fr'om thobe whose la"t
name!:> beglll With the lettel:" I
thlough P, de~!>elts flom tho"e
who:>e Jae,t name" begin With the
letter" Q through Z
DlI1nel WIll be "erved at 6 30
P m The dance I" !>cheduled to
begm at apploxlmately
8 Pm
Per"on" commg for the dance only
Will be chell ged the I egul<1I $2
Phabe I meetmg fee Late alII
va1'>, who may hnd It diffIcult to
fmd par kmg :>pace III the chUi ch
lot becau"e of a mUSical pi ogram
111 the ('hurch "anclual y, aI e adVI"ed 10 park III the Glo" ...e Pomte
W,1l Memollal lot.
<It $5, $7 and $9, mu"t be pUt ch
abed m advance
Proceed& WIll
enable the choru!> to contJnue Itb
benefit performances
for "cnlOr
Citizen group!'.>,church bOClclb and
community
!>ponbored eventb
thlOughout the yeal
Ticket informatIOn may be obworkshop
tamed by contactmg Mary Ann
!" anDln at 479-1356 or 283-7520
Gue"h elle dlwdyb welcome at the
chaplel " meetlng" Tuee,day evenMember" of Alphd Mu Chaptel
of Dellcl Kappa Gamma Will meet lI1g" at 7 30 P m In the Gabriel
III the St
Clall Shol e" home of' l{Ichm d BUlldmg at the Umver"Ity of Michigan Deal born Julie
Gmny Down" thl" Saturday, Nov
Plel ce, of The Wood", I" among 42
19. f01 thell annudl WOIk!'.>hop"e"
chdptel mernbel" I epl e!>entmg 26
"1011 devoted to makmg ChI I"trna"
1I1 the Det 1011 mel
placemah for the FOWldat101l fOI (ommUllllll'''
The GI eatel Dellolt Chapter of
Sweet Adeline" Inc, WIll pre!'.>ent
"Slage Dool Memone:"," a bhow
ca:"e of e,ong" ~ung bal bel "hip
:>tyle. Satul day, Nov 26. at 8 p m
at 01 che"tl a Hall TIcket'>, pnced
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AI k , the Illidegi oom'::, cou:,,1l1
The mothel of the bllde WOle a
long gown, clj"lal pleated and
blue 10 colol. :"tyled With a ldce
bodice dnd mell1d,ulO COlldl She
18650 MACK AVE
call led I ed lo:"e::, on hel beaded
N•• to Gr ...... Pt. r." OH~u
purse The bndegroom's
mother,
885.8839
the V necklllle clnd long, ,,11m
P S 8,ln9 You, lomp /0'
bleeve:" of hel pmk taffeta gown
Custom Frttlng
outhned
With ruffles,
carned
white cattleya
01 chid"
on hel
matchmg taffeta pur "e
: Dance to the BIG BAND SOUND
Among tho:"e m dttenddllce at :
1st 8'1d 3rd Thursday of the Month
the weddmg wel e the bl'lde'b
•
Glen
Miller, Harry James, Tommy Dorsey
grandpal ent~, Mr
and Mn
W W Nuechtedelll, of 5t JObeph, •
by
and l'v1l b Herbel t J en"ke, of Det •
Ct£T BOGAN's 7-pc. ORCHESTRA
101t, and the blldegl oom':> grandat
parent!'.>. Mr and MI:" Alvlll
Brown, of Lal go Fla, and Mr
on-theand Mle, Demetel MandIch, of
LAKE
Chlcag{).
IOPOlJtc\1I dIed
14k and 18k SOLID GOLD
CHRISTMAS
JEWELRY SALE
Gift & Lamp Shop
I
A rare event for a limited time only through
The Perfect Time for selecting Christmas
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THE LIDO
Dining, Cocktails
tel' we'll be able to care for the
Sick and mJured kids who come
here"
The clipped labels bhould be
banded together WIth a note mdlcatmg number of labels per band,
and mailed or delivered, before
Dee 31, to the Development OffIce
at Children's Hospital of Michigan, 3901 BeaubIen Boulevard,
DetrOit, Mlch , 48201
Tear-off address
labels are
available at area food stores for
convenience
in returnlllg
the
Hemz labels to Children's
They
can also be obtamed at the hospItal along WIth £lyel ~ and posters
'on'the 1ieinz Label Program
Requests for these Items, along
with questlons, can be directed to
John Hawkms m the Development
OffIce, 494-5373
24026 E. Jefferson (just north of 9 Mile)
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priced
for you •.•for
Specially
Collectibles
Featured: Prophecy
Jacket Reg 13000 /Vow 10400
Blouse Reg 4400 /Vow 3400
Skirt
Reg 7600 /Vow 6100
Available in Black, White
Silver, Amethyst
of
COCKTAIL DRESSES
from
A.J. Bart, Denise, Ursula,
Rimini, Zizi, Ferrari
30%0"
A very special collection
Hand Beaded
l{pr~r
BELTS at 20% Off
lfSh.ops
Reg s80aa now ~6400
CHRISTMAS
PREVIEW
&
GRAND OPENING
OF
COLOSSEUM 2000 HAIR SALON
FLOWERS BY KIMBERLY
886-0300
COLOSSEUM 2000
HAIR SALON
881-7252
LE CAFE FRANCAIS
343-0610
20th of November
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
20311 Mack at Lochmoor
Holiday
IfOSIERY
With rhinestone') &
f70cklng
Reg
SIOO()
/VOW
$800
OFF
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December 3rd.
treasures .
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A special grouping
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A holiday
collection ...of
Prophecy,
Hunt Valley
1930
Celebrates their Eleventh Annual
WRIGHTS
•
:J'ewelers
GROSSE POINTE'S PIONEER JEWELERS - ESTABLISHED
5 days only
at
Sunday
Showcase of songs by Sweet Adelines
f
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Collect baby food labels
Individuals in the community
are encouraged to collect Hemz
Baby Food labels to help patIents
at Children's Hospital of MichIgan.
For each front portIOn of a label
from Hemz baby foods, JUices and
cereals, the H J. Hemz Company
will donate three cents to Children's or to The Ticker Club, Inc ,
a hospital-affIliated
group which
raises funds to support Children's
Cardiology Department
In 1982, over 30,000 labels for
Children's Hospital, and 21,000 for
The Ticker Club, were collected.
"Our $9al for 1983 IS to top last
year"s resul(s," -says Jolin Hawkms of the Hospital Development
Office "The more labels that are
turned in, the greater the Heinz
Company donation - and the bet-
NEWS
Potluck party for Phase I
Victoria Jenske
The gown of white crepe select.
ed by Vlctona Lynne Jen~ke for
her midsummer
marnage
10
Mark Bernard Mandich featured a
bateau neckltne,
long, :.Iendel
sleeves and a bodice of Alencon
lace and a hem bordel ed In
matching,
1>calloped lace Her
chapel length tram flowed fI om a
draped, deeply lowered back
A Juliet cap of match1Og, becld~ lace caught hel triple-tiel ed,
lace-edged IllUSIOn vell She calfled a Colomal ho~egay of wtute
Sweethealt lo~e:., ~tephclnotl'" and
baby's-breath, With Bakel's Fern
accenb
She I!>the delUghler of MI and
MI~ Robel t Jen~ke, of Lakepomte
Avenue MI Mandich I~ the :.on ot
MI and MI" Nick Mandich, of
pyel, Ind
The 5 o'clock cclndlellght cel emonv SaturdelV Julv 30 10 Peace
Lutheran Chulch, The Revelend
~rnold BI clmmeler pi e!>ldll1g,Wd~
followed by a I eceptlOn at the
Gro!:>sePOinte Wal Memollal The
newlyweds velcatlOned on Mackl
oac Island They at e elt home m
Evanston, III
Michelle Ann Jen~ke wa" honOI
maid for her l>1!:>telBllde!>mmd"
wele Mell1>!>aMandich, the bndegroom's 1>1~ter,Malle Oettmg clnd
Rebecca Robert, of Lombald, III ,
and Jenmfer Zmn JumOI bllde!>
maid was Elizabeth
Mandich,
another !>Istel of the blldegroom
Bows accented the puff sleeve~
of theil' sashed, floor length, offthe-shouldel dres!:>es of lavendel
chiffon They WOIe wreath!> of :"Ilk
lavender and purple flowel:", With
nbbon ~treamer~, In thell' hall,
and cal ried Colomal nosegay:" of
Fuji, pompom and daisy mums,
with baby's-bl eath and Bakel's
Fern
Steven Mandich acted as bebt
POINTE
of
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91 KERCHEVAL
AVE., on-the-Hili
881.6400
TED PONGRACZ - C.rtlll.d
Member, Ameflcan Gem
G.mololliit
Society
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.,.i'~;;f:f'
C4N ctll
Thursday,
GROSSE
Page Slx-B
POINTE
. December
DGOA holds opera auditions
The purpose
of the DGOA's
scholarship audItions is to dISCOVer new operatic talent and to assist young singers
in theIr careers
The Lang, Donovan and
Wenger Awards are for advanced
study ill voice and operatic trammg. The Francis Robmson Profe<;sional Engagement
Award IS to
provIde professional stage expenence to the young performer mak109 the transItion
from vocal
study to the direct pursUIt of an
operatic career
The auditions are made possIble
In part
through
a $3,000 grant
from the LucIlle DrazlCk Prepolec
FoundatIon
This year'!> judges
were Lorenzo Al vary, a b as!>o
wIth the Metropolitan
Opera
Company,
FranCIS
RIZZO, the
dramaturg
for the WashlOgton
Opera, and Virgmla Zeani, a profeSSIOnal smger
who has per.
forme-n ::It moc;t of the world'~
major opera houses and IS a professor of VOIce at IndIana UmverSlt~ School of MUSIC
Frrst place wmner of the $3,000
Samuel
J. Lang
Scholarship
Award m the Detroit Grand Opera
Association's
fmal auditIOns on
SUnday, Oct 16, at the Music Hall
was Claritha Buggs, a 21-year-old
mezzo soprano from Detroit The
$1,000 Ehzabeth Hodges Donovan
Memorial Award was won by :l.S) ear-old lyric soprano Sally Stevens, the $1,000 Henry E Wenger
Memorial Award by another lync
soprano. 2S-year-old Shirley Jar-
on
The tno, all currently apprentices at MIchIgan Opera Theatre,
wIll compete next m the Metropohtan Opera's Great Lakes RegIOnal AuditIOns, to be held at Detroit's Rackham
Auditorium
on
Feb 5, 1984
Peter Rlben. a 24-year-old tenor
from YpsIlantI,
won the $1,500
FrancI!> Robmson
ProfesSiOnal
Ellgagt:lllO::llt A \'0 ard \l. hlCh sc
cures htm a posItion In the Young
Artists Apprentice
Program
at
MOT
,
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Kathy Ann Young
A
,
Miss YOung
to be a bride
Mr and Mrs WIlhelm A Young,
of Newberry Place, at e announcLng the engagement
of theIr
d,lUghtcr, K3.thy A.1111 to G('()rge
Cypnan Plel'1de~, son of Mr and
Mrs
R GeOl ge Plendes,
of
Alexandria, Va A July wedding IS
planned
MI~:>Young hold~ a Bachelor of
Art,; degree In EconomIcs from
the Umverslty of Michigan, where
she afhhated
WIth Alpha PhI
~orOrlty
Her fiance
holds a
Bachelor
of Arts
degree
in
Economics from the Umversity of
Virgmla and a Master of Business
AdmmistratlOn
degree from the
College of WLll1am and Mary His
fratermty I~ Delta SIgma Phi
Holly-Berry
Fair ,Saturday
.-----_
(Hattie) Pfannenschmidt,
beverages; Mrs. John P. (Mary Beth)
Jagger,
decorations;
Mrs John
(Justine)
Staub, Mrs Timothy
(Becky) Grajewski and Mrs. Ken.
neth (Gretchen) Vermigho, sharing fmanclal responsibilities
Others
are
Mr. and Mr s.
Michael C. Burke and Mrs Gerry
LIlly, hospItality;
Mrs Edmund
Brady Jr
and Mrs John R.
Schneider, invItations;
Mrs Edmund T Ahee, Mrs John A Tulloch and Mrs Thomas Casey, patrons; Mrs Lee Andary and Mrs.
Wilham Cosgrove, program; Mrs.
Carl ReIchert, recordmg secretary; Mr!> Robert A Zmk and
Mrs. John H Burrows, reservations, Mrs. Thomas Beard and
Mrs George Gardella Jr :>eatmg,
Sister Verenice McQuade, S.S J.
vice-president,
Samt John Hospital's Patient - Commumty SerVIces and dIrector
of the auxlhary,
and Mrs
J clmec; W
Snyder Jr., Fontbonne president
TICket inf ormation may oe obtained
by calling the Fontbonne OffIce,
343-3675.
Proceeds from thts year's ball
will be used for the hospital's
Concentrated
Care Building currently under constructIOn;
thIS
will provide facilities for critically
III infants, children and adults and
will feature new surgical and obstetrical suites as well as a new
Emergency Center .
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THANKSGIVING
Notice t(J Moms: 1&10ROUN
Exciting carpet for home or office!
REGISTRATION
IS NOW OPEN
.2. 3, or 5 mornings or afternoons per
COME AS YOU ARE
BUT COME TO
THANKSGIVING DAY WORSHIP
8045
When Where -
Thursday, November 24, 10 a.m .
Grosse Pointe Memorial Church,
16 Lakeshore Drive - 882-5330
What - Half hour of song and scripture
"ENTER INTO HIS GA TES WITH
THANKSGIVING"
EAST JEFFERSON
DETROIT, MICH
WEE WISDOM
MONTESSORI SCHOOL
$cf1001
.& KUtd,rga,t,n
1 ;, ~ V"'$
821-3525
Old
Quality
17219 Mack Ave. near Cadieux
881.Q268
"How excellent is thy lovmg kindness, 0 God! .. . the chtldren of
men put their trust under the shadow of thy wmgs . . . . thou shalt
(Psalms 36:7,8)
make them drmk of the rIVer of thy pleasures."
"" ,CHUIreHy SERVICES OF GRATITUDE
...
SS!"J!St5~FAR\Uf'
E, GR
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE mANKSGIVING DAY SERVIC~ ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24
881-8210
OPEN: MONDAY-SATURDAY, 9-10, SUNDAY 10-6
$1
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EVERYDAY
~
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SPECIAL VALUE
..
Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist
14710 Kercheval Avenue
Detroit
Thanksgiving service at 11 :00 a.m .
First Church of Christ, Scientist
282 Cho1fonte Avenue
Grosse Pointe Farms
Thanksgiving service at 10: 30 a.m.
Baby
27
NursrnK
Care
MACK AVE.
18900 MAC .
fYia9lc€
ALL ARE WELCOME
CHILD CARE AVAILABLE
~
WORSHIP SERVICES
;..'
DyMeNNeN
$200
100Z
Grosse Pointe Woods
GROSSE POINTE
MEMORIAL CHURCH
$1
64
speed suell
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15
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NOW
ONLY
$1
2250Z
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oz
EVERYDAY
jOc
Spice
9 '30 and 11 15
"WHAT KIND
AFTER SHAVE
SKIN CONDIT10NE~
aftia.
$15~A'R
AFTEIIII SKAVl
SKIN Cl)MI)(TIOflIEA
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SkinBracec
AFTER SHAVE
byMENNEN
OF CHURCH?"
St. Matt 16'13-20
Skkl Bracer
byMENNEr"t
JOHNSON'S
ODOR-EATERS
.t I nthrllp
SUNDA Y SERVICES
Skin Bracer
$174 afta!t
Fresh Scent Unscented
Zin ( hallonl'
$14~750Z.
(Cnb Room. both Serv)
()lurch School 9 ~
Dr Ro\ R lIulch('{)n
R~'
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PRE-ELECTRIC
SHAIIE LOTION
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RIl4-0511
WORSHIP SERVICES
9306:11
SUA.VE
•• BABY
ALOE POWDER
VERA
SCENTS
100Z
00
am
(Nursery, both serv )
9 30 a m Sun School
SKIN I,OTIO'l
97"
Nursery
Pa,tor
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CHRIST CHURCH
ST. MICHAEL's
EPISCOPAL
61 Grosse POinte Blvd.
CHURCH
~
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204TS SUDJllJIgdale Park
Grosse Poln~ Wood.
884.4820
The Episcopal Church Welcomes YotJ
8 00 a m Holy Eucharist
9 30 a m Bible Study
(Nursery Available)
1030 am
Choral Eucharist and
Sprmon Sunday School
PranClpal
Weekday EucharISt
9 30 a m Tue~day
Reclor Robert E SeUy
Looking For Friendship
and BIble Teaching'
t
~too
nag;:o"h
P
Sunde I $,hc, I
9 ~S am
~~
~
630 p m
r
L
Even nQ Ser\.lce
I
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Nur!.erv
•
All Si(!rvICe~
Rev Wm Toll
~
SINEOFF
EXTRA STRENGTH
20 CAPSULES
~
EXfRA STRENGTH I
BABY OR REG SCENT
-
$1
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30Z
EVERYDAY
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st. Paul Ev .
,
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METHODIST
CHURCH
211 Moron ROld
886-2313
9 15 FAMILY
WORSHIP
& CHURCH SCHOOL
11 15 WORSHIP
SERVICE
R< I)ert W Bolev
DaVid B Penmman
f'J,..., Lutheran
Church
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88t-6670
Chalfont. and
Lothrop
9 15FAMILY WORSffiP
9 35 SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 00 WORSHIP
Nursery Both ServIces
REV ROBERT CURRY
Assoc Pastor
First English
14 "' ..
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& ( hurdl
Mornln~ Pr",errand
"ermon
Hili, Fu(haml
!lrsl ~unda\
Gro~':It:nt.
POintt> Wood,
A Warm Welcome
Awolls You
Hot\' FudlJlllt
In/aTl/. (are prol'lded
Other services - Holy t'.uchallSl
~ 30 p m Saturday
8 00 a m - Sunday
9 30 a m - Tuesday
9A M
FIRST So\TURDAY
Gros~l'
servIces
t,) a m
11 I ') a m
l)
.,
SUA.VE
PrOVided
COME GROW WITH US
GROSSE POINTE
St. James
CHURCH
..utheran Church BAPTIST
213.16 "'ark ,\\tnuP
"on The Hili"
EVERYDAY
• COCOA BUTTER
"klle,
DIVINE WORSHIP
ChIldren's Learnmg Centers and
CHURCH (USA)
::
The Grosse Pointe
Congregational
and
American Baptist
Church
2Y2 OZ.
SaveS1.50
For Adults, Youth and Children
882-8770
PRESBYTERIAN
$143
,""ENNEN
886 -BOO
9 30 AM - EDUCATION HOUR
Dial.A-Prayer
88'2-5330 • 24 hr.
DEODORANT
19950 Mack Avenue
(hallway between Morass and Vernier Roads)
SUNDAY 11 AM-
Dr. Wm. R. Phillippe
90Z
speed suell
16 OZ.
SUPEIl OIlY
ANT1.PEIlSPIRANT DEODORANT
36
"MAKE WAY FOR THE
IMAGE OF GOD"
16 Lakeshore Dr.
EVERYDAY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
930 and 11 30 WorshIp
CARE
10:30 Study Hour
CrIb-Toddler Care
7 30 p m DetrOIt Chamber Wmds
WE
$156
DAY WORSHIP
OR
NCRSING
HO~U
'"
week
• Extended care available
• Enclosed playground
• Pre-School and Kindergarten
.Certlfled Teachers
NurstfY
17, 1983
date for 1983 White Christmas
Ball
,
means of maintaining good com.
The Fontbonne
Auxiliary
of
mumcation between the general
Saint John Hosp'ital wIll hold Its
-staff
and the executive committee
30th Annual WhIte Christmas Ball
and of servmg on the hospital's
on Friday, Dec. 9, at the Country
board of trustees during his term
Club of DetrOIt "Christmas
III
of office.
Camelot" beginS at 7 p m with
It is for the!>e reasons
that
cocktalls and hors d'oeuvres served
Fontbonne I!> hononng 10 gentleto background musIC by strolling
men and their wIves who, over the
minstrels.
Dinner will follow at
8 30 pm,
with dancing to the past 17 years, have gIVen service,
music of Le:>ter Lanm and hIS dedication and hours to SaInt John
HospItal, Its patients and theIr colNew York Orchestra
leagues
This year, Fonthonne IS honor.
This office and type of medical
mg present and past-presidents
of
staff
orgamzation began at Samt
the hospital's
medIcal staff
At
John in 1966 Dr Louis Carbone
Samt John, the president of the
was first unammouslv elected to
medIcal
staff
IS a physician
the medical staff p!esidency by his
elected by hIS peers to serve in a
contemporaries
Following in sucleadership capacIty and to preSide
cessIOn were Doctors C Jackson
at meetmgs of the staff
He also has the responsIbility of France, 1967, Benjamm F Haddad, 1968 - 1970; Thomas J. Mcreporting
back to the general
Bryan,
197()..1!n1;Arthur A. Ulmer,
staff, of developlllg
ways and
1971-1974, Robert A. Thumann,
1974 - 1976; George W Belanger,
1976-1978, Raymond J. Clmslensen, 1971l-l000, Paul RIUO, 10001982; and Wilham B McIntyre,
1982-1984
General chairman
of the 1983
The Holly-Berry Fair sponsored
White Christmas
Ball IS Mrs
by the Women of First English
(MaUI'een) McCabe. Her
Evangelical Lutheran Church WIll Peter
co-chairman
is Mrs K Michael
feature
Christmas
items,
attic
(Jan) BeiZaJ.
treasures,
a boutique and bake
CommItte
chairmen
and cosale from 10 a m. to 4 p m thIs
chaIrmen mclude Mr~ Patnck J.
Saturday, Nov. 19, at the church
(Allce) Crowley and Mrs. Peter
on Vernier Road.
(Evelyn)
Wayne, acknowledgeLuncheon will be served all during fair hours. Nursery care WIll ment; Mrs Mark (Maria) Valente
Jr. and Mrs. Charles
(Bettie)
be available
There is no admls,
Dawood, advisory,
Mrs. Arthur
slOn charge
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NEWS
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20
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EVERYDAY
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14
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Redeemer
United
Methodist
Church
9
20571 Vermer
$1
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Harper Wood<;
884.2035
9 15 a m Church Srhool
10 30 a m Wor<;hlp
Rev Don Llchtenfelt
Chrillt the King
Lutheran Church
20338 Mack, GPW.
884-5090
Sunday &hool 9 am
Bible Cla~~ q a m
FamIly WONhlp 10 30
Fellow<;hlp Hour 11 1ll a m
Wed Bible C1a.<;~10 a m
JO'leph P Fabry, Pa~tor
Edward Brumng, Vicar
Ev. Lutheran
Church
Vernier Road at
Wedge wood Drive.
Grosse Pomte Woods
R!I4.5040
Church SChool, 9 10 am
Cburrh WorshIp 9 10 and
11am
Paul f Keppler. paslor
Wm He...
'Y Ant
Pastor
Dial
A
Prayer
882-8770
Thursday,
GROSSE
November 17, 1983
POINTE
Page Seven-B
NEWS
Questers nwet at convention
DIA compiling an oral history
The Museum Archives of the
Det~oit Institute of Arts, with the
assistance of a $10,946 grant from
the NatIOnal Endowment for the
Humamties and additional fundmg
from the museum's Founders Society, is compiling an oral history
of the DlA, one of the first projects of its kind in an American art
museum
It 15 under the directiOn of Manlyn GhausI, museum archivist,
and focuses on the history and development of the DIA, Its collection, curatonal
departments
and
physical plant.
More than ~ promment art collectors,
commumty
leaders,
members of the museum's govern10g boards,
past directors,
curators and staff members have
participated to date Among them
are former DlA directors Edgar
P. Richardson
and Wllhs F
Woods dnd former DIA curators
Sherman E Lee, recently retired
au.
as director of the Cleveland Museu m of Art, and A Franklin
Page, director of the J.B. Speed
Museum 10 Lomsv1l1e, Ky.
The oral history program wlll
cont1Oue, following
the grant
phase, as part of the museum's
archives act1vlt1e~, supplementmg
eXlstmg hl~tol'1cal 1OformatlOn 10
the archives
Sprout House
Suburbia tour
Suburbl.!
Gal den Club's November meetmg earlier 1n the
month featm ed a lecture by Bonme Breidenbach
and a tour of
"The Sprout Hou~e" III The Park,
of which Bonme, daughter of the
Victor BreIdenbachs, IS co-owner,
followed by a luncheon hosted by
Mrs Lee Schwelkart at Lochmoor
Club
DIA is home
for '83 Santa
photo by
B lak
Bazaar dates at Assumption
== IJ r C?,,~!,~,~;!,! ~~~,~t
"If it weren't for Linda
.
Many Grosse Pointers
Joined
more than 400 antique lover~ from
Quester chapters throughout the
state at Vladimir's in Farm1Ogton
in early October for the State Fall
ConventIOn of the antique~ study
organization
formed
In
1944,
headquartered
In PhJladel phla,
devoted to educatmg by research
and study and donatmg fund~ for
the preservatIOn of memOrials and
historical bUlldmgs
ReglstratlOn and a short morn-
.,
of
...,
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I
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Iwl p thou,and, o! 1'( opll \\ h" I'r, 10 to b('
(,II('d tor ,II hOllll
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Admiring two of the holiday centerpieces
available at the
Assumption
Clubtmas
Fantasy
Bazaar are NINA VOLIS,
LYDIA NICHOLS and bazaar chairman TINA JOANIDES (left
to right). Hand-crafted and professionally
made gifts, visits with
Santa and luncheons and dinners are among the features of this
year's bazaar at Assumption Cultural Center, located on Marter
Road at the border of Grosse Pointe Woods and St. Clair Shores.
It runs from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. tomorrow. Friday. Nov. 18, from
9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19, and from 12:30 to 3:30
p.m. Sunday. Nov. 20. A special treat for the children will be
Saturday morning's Breakfast with Santa, Greek sweets will be
available each day, and new this year is a Nostalgia Nook
stocked with old-time goodies. Stocking stuffers. ornaments,
trims, crafts and a Country Store are among the bazaar's other
items and features. Further information may be obtained by
calling Assumption C,enter, 779-6111.
774-7070
SERVICES'.
Holiday sale at Pewabic
19900E 10 Mile,
St. Clair Shores, MI 48080
The name ~ou knOl' \OU (In Iru,1
msen and Rosalyn Tyge, will be
featured,
along with work by
students at Pewablc and area univer~ltles, selected by their professors and Juried by Gordon Orear,
professor
of Ceramics
at the
Center for Creatlve Studies and
president of the Michigan Potters
ASSOCiation
Pewabic, built 10 1907, houses a
ceramic
school,
a gallery,
a
museum of founder Mary Chase
Perry Stratton's work and an active pottery
Information
on
w10ter classes IS availablp 'lOW
Pewablc Pottery's
annual IDVltatlOnal Chnstmas Show and Sale
opens thiS Saturday, Nov 19, and
w1l1 contmue throu~h Jan 10 at
the historic Pewablc building on
East Jefferson
Avenue, across
from Detroit's Waterworks Park
Hours are 10 a m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, extended to
9 p.m. on Thursday evenings, and
noon to 5 p m Sundays
Work by more than 100 profesSIOnal potters, including such well
known
artists
as Sue Bolt,
Madeline Kaczmarczyk,
lB. Re-
Short and to the Pointe
PEOPLE PLEASIN~
,
Among Demson Umverslty ~tudents who
received
degrees
at
MolY 28 commencement
ceremomes were JEAN
, .BF.'\UDOlN,.sonofDR
ana MRS JACQUES
BEAUDOIN, of Thlee
rvhle Dflve; and MARY
BETH WILSON, daughter of DR. and MRS.
FRANCISM WILSON,
of Lewiston
Road.
Beaudoin, a 1979 graduate of Grosse POInte
South HIgh School, received a Bachelor of
Science degree in biology from
Demson,
where he also served as
head resident adVisor
Wllson, another
1979
Grosse Pointe South
High School graduate,
majored
in English
(writing) and earned a
Bachelor of Arts degree.
A consistent
Dean's List student,
she was a member of
Omicron Delta Kappa
honorary and received
the Mary Hartwell Catherwood Scholarship
for creative writing
,
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VACATION GIVEAWAY!
cards accepted
Duty
Profrsslonal
'frdll'al
S('r\ ler<;, "Ihh"t('d
With S,lInt .John Ho~plt.lI
("n help m,,!o.e It
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hour~ "day
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vernier Rd., across from Eastland Mall
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Home NurSing Care/Private
NurSing/Homemaker
ServIce
While you're feasting.
,
Every Tuesday 8 30 pm:
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.
$II {/uILlf /1IJJer ~
and the Wolvenne Jazz Band
24025 E Jefferson
The ProfeSSIonals
WhO Care
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Private Counseling
FREE Stabiliation • FREE Maintenance
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7 •.•. -1 p.•.• 4 , .•. -6 ,.11.
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A Holiday Happening
A FULL SERVICE
MAKE-UP
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BEAUTY
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IN GROSSE
POINTE
CREATIVE HAIR DESIGNS
AT WALTON-PIERCE
FRIDAY, NOVEMJ3ER
18
COLOURS
BY.JOYCE
cosmetIcs
11:00 TO 4:00
makeup artist 0 facials 0 hair removal 0 eye lash tinting 0 manicures
nail extensions 0 nail designs 0 pedicures 0 tanning booth
886-4130
16828 KERCHEVAL
open tuesday
In the Village
SECOND FLOOR
FREE PARKING
OPEN
through
THURSDAY
saturday
NIGHT
VIA ELEVATOR
IN THE REAR
TERRI MARIE IR
VINE, of Amta Avenue,
receIVed a Bachelor of
Busmess Administration degree,
magna
cum laude, from the
UniverSity of Toledo at
June 11 commencement ceremomes
: THE UDO Dining, Cocktails :
.,
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
and Llngulne With White or Red Clam sauce, and more!
JEFFREY
K EUGENIDES, son of MR
and MRS
C EUGENIDES,
of The
Park,
recelved
a
Bachelor of AJ. ts m Eng
!ish and Ameflcan Llterature,
magna cum
laude,
from
Brown
University
at June 6
commencement
ceremomes. He also earned
the Ratcliffe
Hicks
Premium
for excellence m Enghsh
...•..........................
N.w Orl•• n. Dlxl••• nd
CHET BOGAN
I
JANIE F HOLLEY,
daughter of MR and
MRS.
DANFORTH
HOLLEY, of LakeshOl e
Road, Will enroll III the
• Libera~ Arts Program
. at Colby-Sawyer
College, \Vhere she has
been accepted for the
fall, 1983 term
:
:
For the month before Christmas, begmmng Fnday,
Nov 25,
and contmuing through Dec 23,
Santa Claus will make hiS home 10
the Detroit Institute of Art~ Kresge Court cafe where "Breakfast
with Santa,"
espeCially created
for famihes
With pre-schoolers,
w1l1 be offered Tuesdays through
Fridays from 9.45 to 11 a m
Scinta ',:, Breakfast .\ III feature 3
fruit-laden
Wassail
Waffle and
white milk at $2 50 for young people to age 12, filled Danish and
coffee at $1 75 for accompanying
adults. Advance reservatIOns are
required,
and may be made by
calling the museum ticket ofhce,
832-2730, between 9 30 a m and 5
pm. dally.
Weekend museum VISitors of all
ages may Snack With Santa on
Saturdays from 11 a m to 4 p m.
and on Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m.
Cookies, milk and other snack
foods will be avallable, as well as
soup and sandwiches, salads, hot
menu selections and desserts, at
prices ranging from 75 cents to $5
ing soclal penod were followed by
the State Councll meetmg and
program workshop~ Members of
Metro Detroit Area hostess chapters Sand HIli No 79, De Troette
No. 113, Ossewa No 121, Madame
Cadlllac No 299, Sauk Trail No
573 and Old Post Road No 635
hand-crafted
the luncheon table
centerpleces
pnmltlve
folk art
rephcas of old.type weathervane~
The post-luncheon
~lJde program on AmerIcan Folk Art was
given by Michael Hall, an accomplished sculptor, director of Art at
the Graduate School of Cranbrook
Academy
Mrs Robert LeBlanc,
second vlce-pre~ldent,
presented
awards for 1983, Illcludlllg the hrst
place
award
for EducatlOnal
CommunIty
Serv Ice Project
to
Grosse Pomte'~ Fox Creek Chapter No 216
Fox Creek's IS an ongolllg project, mvolving repair of the tapestries at the Gros~e Pomte War
Memonal,
participatIOn
III contemporary
fashlOn shows wlth
v10tage fashIOns and commentary,
seulng up eye-Ldldlllig "ho.\ C::lses
and shop WindoWS and other activIties
The Commumty
SerViCe Long
Range Project
Award went to
Dibbleville No 618, the Commumty Service Annual Project Award
to Wequetong No. 781. First, Second, Thlrd and Honorable MentIOn
Yearbook Awards went to Wmkler
Mills No 835, Moravlan No 301,
Ruggles
Mill No 943, Stoney
Creek No 21)3and M111Town No.
831, respectively
The convention also featured a
Harvest and Crafts Sale of baked :
goods, arts and crafts, all Items
made and donated
by Quester
members.
'
Think "Ahead
To Christmas
14K Gold Jewelry • Assorted Gifts
Sportswear • Lingerie • Dresses
Robes and Gowns • Suits • Coats
Purses • Belts • Scarves
Costume Jewel ry
Free Gift Wrapping
Open Thurs. 'til 9 p.m. Thanksgiving to Christmas
open every evening Mon.-Fri. 'til 9 p.m.
•
Modelmg at the Bronze Door every Thurs. 12 to 2 p m
Complimentary
Gift from
rJ (J IU'('of Jf alton-Pierce
r I rI
n filII ~pn,j('p Ilpnuty ,Ioinlon
)ht .shops of
W"ltol\.Pi~ru
16828 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe
884~1330
•
Thursday, November 17, 1983
GROSSE
Page Elght-B
POINTE
NEWS
AAUW offers breast cancer information
The Community LINe
,Ind
MediCine
gloup
JI1clude
Among
the
(Jlo
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Pomle
Women
and Food,
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HI,HlCh Amell( .In ,\ "ooatlOn
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held III Ldn~mg,
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• excellent meals
th(=' project
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pdpel
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lope" lo Il(' lhl'<l 101 Ihe Idtlh ke)
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on "Inve~tment~
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III
the
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School
~hould
be wrapped
and labeled
doOl
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group
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pled"e
cdll
the
LINC
AudllollUm.
10 I\llle ,1l1d Llh,:>el
415 Burns Dr.,Detroit
48214
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and
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ticket
Information
oUlce
ROdd..,
The
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Il1clude"
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Il I" be"t "Ultl'<.1
may
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obtamed
by
callmg
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fOI
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gl(1'> Will be ('olle<.ted
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OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 500' Splenparlment
of !,oclal
Sel \ Ice" fOl
dnd de"ll e" ot llttle childl en Ie
did
3 bedroom.
brick
bungalow
neal
the we,lkne" ... ,lOd loneh
dl!:>tllbutJOn
to the fo~lel
tal e membel
Wedgewood!
Beautiful
family
room, 2 full
ne ..." of people
who dl e gl 0\\ IIlg
children
bath!>, 2 natural fireplaces,
rec room, and 2112
old and bedl In mmd the things
ANOTHER
EFFOHT
b) LINe
car garage'
These
are only a few of the
lhdt othel people hdve to bem Il1
to help Santa
Clau" I'> the Chlll:>t
numerous
features
that thiS house posses!>e."
The r\lphd
l\lu dnd
Bela
XI
thell he,ll b AI e ) ou wlllmg to do
mu~ Gift
and
To~ Che':>t.
co
The owner has moved and IS ready to deal'
GI o~"e Pomte
chHplel'"
ot Deltel
the"e thll1g" even fOl a da~ 'J Then
chall ed by K,u en 1'own"end
dnd
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(, ammd
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) ou can keep Chrl"tmd~
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pI ogl dm
honol "I \ ...oclet,
of women
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the "A\old
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1689
BROADSTONE
_
Park-like
selting eXists In the Woods' Double tree.fllIed
lot l>ulfound!> lhl.,
cle~ Jl ~el vice"
I H M . p'lofe""ol
ot Special
Edu
unique colorual With third floor expansIOn'
3 bedrooms
and study' $99.900'
New 01 u~ed glfl'> 111good condl
1.1:'11(' COLU;\I~
~P'\CE
L'" pi 0
CdtlOll dt E,l.,tel n ~hchlg,\I1
UIlI853 LAKEPOlNTE
_ Decorators
delight m Grosse POinte Park. south of Jefferson
If you apprecIate
lion al e I eque~ted
b) LINC f01
vlded e<1<:11monlh
b\ the Glo".,e
vel "It,
on Tue..,c'lv,
Nov
8, at
natural
wood.
ledded
glass,
and
English
charm.
you'll
love
Hus
3
bedroom
home'
$89.500'
dl"tllbutlon
lo the"e
elgencle,>
POinte New:" a" .I commumty
~el
7
pm
111 (,1 o""e' Pomte
South
A FIRST OFFERING'
" 986 Westchester
- Custom 3 bedroom home combines the "English
Dream
Local chUi che" and bU~ll1e ...,:>e... .II e
vice
OpeldtlOn
LINC need" yOUl
High School!> Clemll1::>on H.lll The
House" With down SiZed ullllly bills' If you're looking for that "Big-Llttle"
home
thiS IS It'
currentl)i
bemg contacted
f01 d:"
genelou"
contllbutlOn!>
and yOUl
,>pe,lkel '> pi e~entdllOn
lI1cluded
Only $82,500'
~I~tunce
With thl~ project
,md the
time
We are a non profiL voluntechmque"
fOl ,)\ oldmg ...tl e!>" ,lI1d
1757 ALINE _ sensational
3 bedroom ranch In excellent Grosse pOinte locatIOn featullng
2 ndlm .11
DetrOit
AI e<1 Council
of the
teel
01 gelIHzatlOn
which
help~
CI edtll1g
d po"ltlve
menlal
,Itll
fireplace!>!
Just
$69.900
Campfil e 01 gamzulJOI1 ha" ndmed
Humel ou~ Wayne Counl~ agencle"
22 WEBBER PLACE _ A mansIOn right out of the movies 1 ThiS fantasttc home would cost million!>
tude
LINC'l:> Gut and Toy Che"t pi ogdnd depend!> on yoU! ~UppOi t To
to reproduce'
Call our offlce for a complete brochure I
l'dm a~ It~ area-wIde
"el vice pi 0
volunleel
01 dandle
u~able Item!>.
A FIRST OFFERING'"
Investment
mmded - Fabulouh
2 family flat lOCated on Kenhlngton
Ject L1gc.lm thl!> ye<11 The counCil
pled"e cdll u:" elt ,1.316700 OUi of
natural fireplaces.
lotally renovated
- Can be yours for $59,900" I
~ 1434-36 SOMERSET~~'2
family
separate
utilities'
Now's the ttme 10 buy
before prices soar'
Will be provldmg
purCha!>ed
and
flce hOUl" dl e 9 d m to 2 p m
handmad~'ioo\n\>
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aNi,~ Monday
thlough
Flldav,11>"thl'oUl!h$79,900'
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1243 LAKEPOINTE
_ DI!>tre!>s sale on thiS 2 family flat With third floor "mother-In-law'
dpal tment,
adulh
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l'oOP~
u
"-'
Will dbo PclltlClpate
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sell
1 $69.900'
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2131 SEMINOLE _ Investorh special' Discounted heavily! Located In lovely IndIan Village' N dlU! d
lam
GIOUp hd" "cheduled
cl ..,how dnd
fireplace and 2 full baths 1 Cathedral
ceilings'
$35900'
If lhel e die am mdlvldual..,
01
tell pi ogl dm fOI th",
evemng
20860 WILDWOOD _ SpaCIOUh 2 bedroom Unit In beautiful complex I Appliances
mcluded'
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gl oup" Jl1~~1e"ted"m
helpmg
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have
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area}
mH~ call LINC, :W 6700, f01 more
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elected
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,ill gene,ilog)
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pI e"ldent
of
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has been
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named
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886-9030
Short and
to the Pointe
TAPPAN AND
ASSOCIATES
BY APPOINTMENT
\mong the .June gl"
dUdte ... of (,:'III
Ell
gJlleellllg
dnd
:'Ildlldgement
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.Ill' POIntel'"
(,EOI{GE
884-6200
TAPPAN AND!
ASSOCIATES'
TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC.
W CHYZ
FIRST OFFERING
SP,ICl0U:' "CE~TER"
Entlance
H,lnch over
lookmg the natural heauty of Thl ee Mile P,lrk
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loom ,212
hath., I.lundl y room .l nd attached gdr.lge Tel
Ilfll 10c"llOn Immediate OClUPd nl) ,md Pllu'(! to
"ell
and BRID
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Chyz.
who edrned
a
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by
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Body Genel al
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(',l! ned
.. BachelOl'"
<Iegl ee 111 Indu..,tl wI
F.ngmccrlng
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
FIR~T Of'FEIUl'.(,
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.1 hUllder ., dredm
of perfection
GraCI'lU~
large 1 hedroom ('0'\1>0 Iqth 01,10\ ('\Itd dmel\ltle"
Kll(hen I~ full) equIp<'(! \\llh dl'"
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\pt #24
420 HIVAH[) (;ellhe
mo"t fOI \OUI mon('\ To\\nhOll~(' ,11th :'110 month1\ fl'r" ,111.lpph.lnc('~
dnd \\1ndo\\ tl ('.II ml'nh
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2 hrllh" on 2nd floor 2 bedroom"
b.lth on 'lrd
f\;lce kltrh('n '" Ith n('\\ lount('l ... "h.lOd"omr
dlgmfled TUDOR In excellent CITY locallon
FOl n1<'1
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pmplo\e
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HOMES TO TREASURE
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H;I" h\m/! room \\llh flr('placc
lormal dmm~
loom fdmll\ room \\Ith 11Ieplrll!' 2'" h,lth" ,ilion ,en
pl!'rl~.lnt lot .md onl} St2.2000
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Llmlh .Ind ...un loom klt(hl'n pili" p,mtl\
4 I)('(hoom ..... nd 1'2 h"th ... You "hould "ee
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_ (,ood In\p"tnwnl
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I O\\Pr h"" ll\lnj! room rlmlng room dnd l bed
room'" lJppel h<l'" h~loj! loom 2 hl'dloom~
BOTH umh h,lVr modern kitchen" ,lnrl b.l\h"
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~ph'nrlol m t hi' ('IT'!
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loom "'('p.1I dt{'d III fo\ rl thdl II'''(}... 1o 11\n"mllr kll< hrn mornrng 100m ,.nd "'01;11 hhrdl \
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b",,{'menl .Jfid hl'dutlful I .. rd E/\HL'! ()C('l'PA"I,(''!
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(elmil} loom \'.lth fll('pl"ll
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nelghhor hood ()\\71(' I h,," mdde md III lmpllI~('ml'nh
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264 LEWISTON - NORMANDY WITH CURB
APPEAL IN THE FARMS
If you are bet
ween the SCYLLA and the CHARYBDIS,
treat yourself to a vIewing of one of the
Farm~'s most promlsmg home~ Five bed
roomh, 3'~ bath!>, many Windowed famIly
room low mamtenance
yard, all awaiting
your particular
color scheme and priced to
allow you to expres!> your a ItlstlC talent.,
!:lTEPHENS NEAR KERCHE:VAL - Beautiful
Soulhel n Colomal With New Orlean'> ac
cents
Library,
famIly room, first floor
bedroom and bath plu., five bedroom~
and
four hath., up Four fireplaces
recreactlOn
room and three car garage
16939 JEFFERSON
AT NOTRE DAME - HIS
TORIC EARLY FRENCH FARM HOUSE
Here I~ a rare opportunity
to re!>tore a hi!>
tonc Grosse POinte home to Its ongmal
charm
Library.
e;creened porch
2 bed
room.,
11'2 bath:,
Lot can be diVided to
prOVide additIOnal bUilding e;lte
155 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE - Ranch home
on the entrance
dnve of the Country Club
24 foot famll) room With flieplace and bar,
.,late entrance
hall 4 bedroom"
31'l baths
plu!> mald'~ room and bdth
240 CLOVERLY IN A HILLSIDE SETTING OUhtandmg
kitchen and breakfa.,t
room
flr.,t floor laundry
poy,der room ma~ter
~Ulte With bath on ground £Ioor and two
bedroom.,
up<,talr.,
Wmdmg
.,talf ....ay
marble f100rmg hlghe~t quality hardware.
I.Hge clo.,eh
alaI m ,:>)'e;tem, exceptional
pallo and land<,capmg
514 ST CLAIR - TOWNHOUSE
IN MOVE IN
CONDITION
A corner umt Wlth private
hack~ arrl and eae;ll}' acce~~lhle
garage
Nell. modern kitchen
new!} decorated
re
hm<,hed £Ioor~ 4 bedroome;
2 bathe; and
IIre;t floor powder
room
Land Contract
Immedldte occupanc)
LOTHROP NEAR KEHCHEVAL
- One of the
Farm ... he.,1 locatlon<, Ma<,t{'r .,ulte on the
flr~t floor plue; 3 hedr()om~ ,md 2 b,lth., on
the 2nd floor Paneled library family loom
recreallon
room With hrepl.lce
CIrcular
drive and a large lot
nwmhcl of lhe
"oIl\dtlon
\1 m\
-01 \ BO,lHI foi
\ Poll-
Ad\1
..,('ven
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\drtherg
BpI ..... B Bllrl,l
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lit
1.01'" \1 T()ll'~
C W Tolee;
20558 FAIRWAY
LANE - OVERLOOKING
THE GOLF COURSE
Garden loom With
fireplace
paneled recreatIOn room, break
fast area In kitchen 3 bedrooms.
11'2 baths
central AC alarm system. lawn !>pnnklel
system
498 ST CLAIR - Three bedroom!> and 3 baths.
including
master
!>Ulte With private
bath
and sitting room (could be 4th bedroom)
modern kitchen and breakfast area. powder
room dmmg room or den With bar 1m
mediate occupancy
INCOME PROPERTY
464 NEFF - TWO FAMILY FLAT IN PRIME
LOCATION
NEAR' MAUMEE
With the
~paclOus rooms. parquet £1001''' and charm
unavalldble
in new con!>tructlOn Each Unit
hae; a 27 foot hVlng room, formal dlmng
room breakfast
room den or lIurd hed
room. 2 baths. plus 2 bedrooms and a bath
on 3rd floor Four car garage land contract
term<, or assume 89'7, mortgage
FIRST OFFERING
4-FAMILY INCOME IN PRIME LOCATIOf\; Il'.
CITY OF GROSSE POINTE
3 umh have I
bedroom and bath I umt ha<, 2 bedroom"
and balh All umt~ IOclude .,tove and re
fngerator
and are leae;ed to October
1984
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
542 CADIEUX
- CONDOMINIUM
Recently
decorated
townhou~e near ShopPlllg
FI\
bed room e; 3 bathe; fireplace
garage
1m
mediate occupancy
186 FISHER - Newl~ decorated
from top to
bottom plu., new carpehng
Garden room
3 bedroom.,
ll'l balhe;
recreatIOn
room
Extra., mclude central AC and clppllanc!'.,
SO.foot lot In a .,uper locatIOn near ...chooh
and .,hopplOg Imme<hale ocCUpclnC}
e
TOLES &
ASSOCIATES,
REALTORS
INC,
885-2000
74 KERCHEVAL
Thursday,
November
GROSSE
17, 1983
POINTE
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NEWS
~
Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange
THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY
o@ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
o@
SCHULTES REAL ESTATE
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CHRISTMAS
IN ONE OF THESE BEAUTIFUL HOMES
813 BALFOUR
CHAHM,
QUALITY
AND
OPPOH'J'UNIT\
<Ill combmed
hele
Great
Lind Conll ,lei 11'1m.., on llu~ well bUilt 4 bdrm,
21, h<lth I e..,lden(e
"" Ith upddted
kitchen,
p<llleled llbl ,\1 Y hedted Flollda
loom dnd much
IlIOI e
~ee
On
II ~Undd)
-----------
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(,HO~~E
POINTE
PARK
Ldnd Conti act
tPl m.., on lhl~ 4 bedloom,
21'2 bdth home
"'lth llchly
pdneled
IIUldl)',
lJe"ullfu!
ICC
loom Illtll b<ll dnd more
HUNT CLUB - Chdrmmg
3 bedroom
Colomal
11<ltUIal [II epld(e
cozy den
Mid $70'..,
FLEETWOOD
DRIVE
- ~lmple mortgage
a!>
..,umpllOn
exceptIOnally
~paclOu",
fdmlly
loom, upd"ted
kllchen
,md mOl I' $73900
PAHK
COLONIAL
- "pd(IOU' fdnlll)
homp III
u".J,thJn
1 ll't!l ()o!'1~ ') h ,!h~ 2 IdV'
[,1I1111} loom dnd IIhl .II \ 2 l,1I dlldched
g,JI dge ~en'lbl)
pl1(ed .
~'J'ATELY
ELI<~(jANC!'~ - Thl'
pllllH'
le'l
dpll(e flonh
Ldl-e..,holP DI1H' ,lIld [('dlul("
e\qul'lte
decol dnd d ,eduded
blilk
p,It!O
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pi Iled <It $19~ 000
I<:N(,L1SH 'I UDOH
- Ju'l
2 block.., [10m the
P ,II k ,md .III eddv to move \l1 dlld ellJo) the
be,lUtlful
ndlUl ,tl II oodll 01 k Ihloughoul
ledded gld~" wlI1do"'''' (enll,c! dll (ondltlOn
II1g dnd nMn) othel
fllle fedlllle~
on Ihl..,
well pll(ed
qu,tllt)
home
72. MOHO~S - Dldmdtlc
conlemp0J'dIY
home
WIth 5 bedl oom'
.I hi dnd nell kllchen
'Illd
d gledl
10cdtIOn Ju..,t 2 blol k.., ft om the
Fdlm~
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MAINTEN
\NCE
FHEE
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cui de "I(. 10CdtlOn ,plll1l-lel
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OPPO.RTUNITY
- PIIlIH' In
(orne pi opel t) III Glo..,..,e POInte
C,1l1 IO!
fill<.
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Ill' 4 bedloom
COIOl11dl Bedull
ful1y
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thlOUghout
With ton'" of plu..,h e\tld
[Cd
ture..,'
UNIVER~ITY
- ~PdUOU'" En
gh~h Tudol m vel)- de..,lJ d
hie 10Cdiion 5 bedloom'"
2
bath~,
,econd
flool' Idun
dry
Chdl mmg
!JIlek tel
lace
ON DEVON~HlHE
Ldl ge
Colom<ll m excellent
<.Undl
hon
5 bedloom'"
,ill With
..,paclOu~ dlmen"'lon~
Up
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kllchen
....Ith edt1l1g
OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5
aLl BdlfoUI
17000 Ch,lI1dlel
72 Moro~~
P,Jlk
DI'lve at Halvard
"pdce
mce 3 bedloom
colorudl
on KENMORE
With extl a
deep
lot convelllently
10
C<lted nea I pa I k faclhtle..,
RO~L YN 111 the Wood~ undel
$40,000 [UI ,J gl eal 3 bed
room lanch
wllh Idlge 101
patIO,
new
guUel..,
and
down !>pouh
On LAKEPOJNTE,
altI<lcllve
3
bedloom
colomal
$51,900
Youngblood
Realty
Very
Inc,
det,uls
Ichwel~!~!.
'f.iWq:rn~~.
lwo names you can trust
______
OPEN HOUSES -
BO\
('I "(
l',nlld
(
WONDERFUL
F A1\1IL Y HOME
WIth 4 bedroom~
Recent
1m.
provements
Include
freshly
painted
1I1!>lde and oul, new roof
and new furnace
Many beautiful [eature"
a!> deeOl alive mold
lIJg~ $98,500 (G-341) 88&-4200
;, .4"'" _Mrllll""""
In~ \UTIFULLY
UPDATED
GRACIOUS
HESlDENCE
Tlul}
DOll I ml..,.., ,eelllg
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one of the \Vood'
fInel hom(''''
illl(k Colom,ll
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detOl dIed thl uout
b",
11'10(\0\\
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p,lIle
Illndoll..,
N('\lel
1,lUndry, ,'j bedloom..,
ll2 hdlh~ douhle
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4 bedrooms
3 bath~ dnd 2 powder
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Library
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family room and hobby loom
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lot
DEEPLANDS
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GROSSE
Page Ten-B
POINTE
William J. Champion & Company
OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00
1215 AUDUBON _ FIRST TIM~ OPEN _ TUDOR ELEGANCE I~ ~r~olUht",1 III 11\1' .. l>c,ll\\\llll. :'.~2
bath house Wlth Mut!>chler kitchen, den, tlurd floor bedroom and balh. 1\I11~lI\fh'(llll11lll{bl'U\.llllg
and considerable updating
$119,900
19201 RAYMOND -IS
THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? TItI!>ne\\l) dt'{'\lI.lh,1 ~ l>c,hoOIll. 1\2
bath colomal With new falTUly room and remodeled kitchen Il> Ju~t II f~\\ ~tt.~"" fri.HII St John
Hospital Attractively Priced at $69,900
1020 WIDTTIER _ COUNTRY KITCHEN WITH FIREPLACE gl dce~ tlu~ l'lu!o.\Jl' .. bt'\iroom 2\2
bath colomal Extras Include hbrary, family room, hrst floor utility room und III\lnt'(i1ut~ lX"-'U
pancy Price }u!>t reduced to $129.900
435 CLOVERY _ GREAT FARMS LOCATION for Hus 3 bedroom. I'>', blllli l'ololUUI With r,\n\lly
room, central all', newer kitchen Willi eating area and IIIce Sized lot ConlP~llll\'~ly Pllced <It
NEWS
BR/BA
311
LOCATION
PRICE
Noltlllghdm G P P 57.500
D,lIuman H W
83,000
D,\n\lll<\Il H W
57,500
HolI) \\ oed H W
32.900
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FEATURES
Move In condltlon, ample kitchen, velY good flnanclIIg
Cu!>tom bwlt. 4 bdl'm, 2 bath Very lurge lot, attached galdge
L3Ige bungalow, 25 car all garage, flleplace
New alum "Idlllg & fUIn G P schools 10% e;lmple a~!>ump
Chatmlllg 4 bdrm Bungalow m !>uper locatIOn, many ext/a ..
GREAT VALl E _ Bl'llutlfuL executive Hdnrh III move III condition
Nell' fUillace lIe\\ cpntl ,II <III lieII' kitchell, Ilew !>pllllklmg e;y..tem
Thlee velY 1,lIge uedloom!>. two £ull udth". hUlalY, fdmlly loom
double Jot. patIO ,md mOle Located III the F al m!>thl~ home I" lue,d
fOI the filO,t ul<,Ullllllldtmg pill cha.,el
OPEN 2 - 5 SUNDAY
13&5 Wtuttle!
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21707 BeIlJ<l1ll1ll ~ C ~
20817 MACK AVE. AT HAWTHORNE
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$79,000
929 PEMBERTON _ THE CHARM OF THE OLD and the advantdge!> of the new dl't' attractively
combined 10 tlus 4 bedroom. 21h bath coloooal fedturlng fanuly room. den. remodeled kitchen dnd
SPA
C E Pnced In the 90's
837 PEMBERTON _ WHERE ELSE COULD YOU FIND a !>paclOus 3 bedroom. :Hozbdth, cherry
paneled hbrary, garden room, newer carpetlllg, ref Hushed oak floors and ImmedJdte occupancy
Price slashed I
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Edgar
&associates
BY APPOINTMENT
886-6010
114 KERCHEVAL
• FIRST OFFERING IN THE FARMS _ COZY AND CHARMING center entrance colomal features
kitchen with sunny breakfast bay, recreatIOn area Wlth fireplace, extraordmary
moldings, double
hWlg Ftl;:lI~h wwJo,.s, solid brass hard" arE' and 1 hl>drooms and IIfl baths Phone for your
personal inspectIOn I $95,000
• FIRST OFFERING _ EXCEPTIONAL 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch located In East DetrOIt near the
entrance to the Woodbndge condos Ameruues lIIc1ude dream kitchen WIlli bwlt-lIIs and custom
oak cabinets, spacIous family room Wlth fireplace, first floor laundry and 2 car attached gar.
age
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS' ThIS spacIOus 3 bedroom, 11k bath English offers den. natural
woodwork, leaded glass, remodeled kitchen and ImmedJate occupancy
In the 70's
PEACHES AND CREAM house of the POlntes clearly descrIbes this extraordinary
offenng The
strllung decor plus the flOe condition of tlus 5 bedroom, 31k bath house IS truly speCial Holiday
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
FIRST OFFERING
I
occupancy possible'
NIFTY NElGHBORHOOD,
close to schools and the Village, offers 4 bedrooms, 21k bath brick
colomal WIth Mutschler Iutchen ThiS solid family house was Just reduced to $97,300
FOUR FAMILY FLAT m excellent locatIOn south of Jefferson ha!> 2 bedrooms, llVlng and dlmng
rooms in each umt, separate furnaces and apphances
$114,000
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GREAT BUY
3 bedroom English
with an extra 4th bedroom on the
1'hls home features leaded glass,
floors formal dloong room and hving
natural fIreplace Owner relocatmg,
occupancy
two !>tory
3rd floor
hardwood
room WIth
ImmedIate
20615 FLEETWOOD
Harper
Woods
Cozy exterior and Soplustlcated contemporary mtenol all very IlIcely blended m tlus 3 bed
room !>tory and one half home All ta!>tefully dcco
rated With new kitchen and flmshed ba!>ement A
must see
BY APPOINTMENT
JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE,
INC.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
2167 ANITA SUper Bungalow! 2 huge bedrms, updated Iutchen, firushed basement.
737 BEDFORD Ternhc Southern Colomal 5 bedrms, 31h baths, new Jotchen
1305 CADIEUX 1st Offerl Fine 2 bdrm Ranch New kitchen, outstanding games room
20426 FLEETWOOD 4 bdrm, 11h bath semi Ranch. SPACE! Grosse POinte schools
1363 HAMPTON 4 bdrm, 1'>',bath Colomal. FaJTU1yroom, new decor, assumptIon'
894 IDDDEN LANE 3 bdrm, IIfl bath Ranch - Family room, big kitchen, JUST REDUCED'
1834 HUNT CLUB 3 bdrm Colomal - mint condition' Updated kitchen glassed terrace
1339LAKEPOINTE Budget priced 2-family - 2 bdnns each, well kept I $59,900
580 LOCHMOOR Prestige area of larger homes. over 3400 square feet of living space!
409 LOTHROP 3 bedrm Colomal charmer With den terrific kitchen redwood deek
373 McKINLEY 3 bedrm 11k bath Colonial Wlth family rm and NEW KITCHEN!
563 N. ROSEDALE 5 bedrm 3'>',bath Colonial FaJTU1yI'm den. See picture below
1308YORKSIDRE UNUSUAL BUYI 4 bdrm 21h bath Colonial needs work but pnced to allow
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ONE OF THE VERY FEW HOMES WIth two bedrooms dnd full bath on the first floor and
master swte With full bath on second Updated kitchen with separate breakfast room, large
!>unny dimng room, newer electrical
furnace and carpet SIMPLE ASSUMPTION Owner
fmancing avauable
SAVE ON CLOSING COSTS _ ASSUME the good mortgage balance on tlus charmmg three
bedroom colomal and Standard Federal will offer excellent terms The hardWOod floors
have been recently reflrushed and kitchen updated Conveniently located 10 the Farms.
only $81,000 Call for detal1s.
YOU CAN ASSUME AN 8314'70 MORTGAGE on tlus beautiful LAKESHORE RD seven bedloom, four and one half bath home Situated on a large, well landscaped lot It has a
paneled library, family room, garden room and 42' sWlmm10g pool A great hou<,e for
family hvmg enterta1Olng.
300' OF WATER FRONTAGE and a vIew from nearly every room make tlus five bedroom
three bath house one of the most deSIrable waterfront buys available
Completely remod.
eled and rebUIlt In 1982 It has an attached boat well and the passive solar heat10g held
heating costs to only $601 In 1982
THE ALWAYS POPULAR center entrance colomal becomes even more m demand when II
comes WIth four bedrooms, a famIly room and new kitchen You will be mhced by If!>
appearance
from the curb and captivated when you step inSide Located In the City of
Grosse Pomte and aggresSively prIced at $87,500
COUNTRY FRENCH ARCHITECTURE has been dehghtfully embodied m thIS charmmg home
on S Deeplands Custom bUllt WIth the best of materials and located Just a few feet from
Lakeshore Road
PRICE REDUCED TO $99,500 - Great family
house WIth five bedrooms and three and half
baths LlVmg room WIth fireplace, formal dlllmg room, family room and breakfast room
563 N. ROSEDALE
OPEN
SUN 2-5
Ready
and waiting
for a new owner!
5
bedroom,
3112 bath Colonial features
separate
"in-law
apartment"!
Popular
University-Liggett
area.
881-6300
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THE HEART
WARMER!
ThIs beautiful
EnglIsh
has one of the larger
family
rooms
available
In this price
range!
2
flreplaces,
country
kItchen
with
apphances
plus a courtyard.
A delightful
family home
881-4200
DEVONSHIRE - SpeCial 5 bedroom 31h bath
Colomal with ImpreSSive foyer large lIVing
room dllUng room overlookmg garden faml1y
room WIth fIreplace plus many luxury extras.
Truly a "House Beautiful"! 881-6300
IN THE PARK
This attractive
well
kept Colonial offers 3 bedrooms,
1% baths,
den and paneled games room Immediate
occupancy
at a temptmg
price of $88,OOO!
~0600.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
JUST LISTED AND YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE' A-I conditIon 2 bedroom low mamtenance
Vinyl Ranch m the Woods - $37,700 WIlli chOIce of terms' 881-6300
NEW OFFER IN THE VILLAGE - 2-Fanuly brIck perfect for the Investor Ideal location for
downtown commuters
Assume long term Land Contract at 10% I 881.6300
NEARLY NEW and In mml con<!ltlon I 3 bedroom 21h bath 1978 Colomal on lBO' Park sIte has family
room WIth fireplace + FlOrida room Energy effiCient thruoutl An excepuonal value puced for
QUICK SALE - OFFERS INVITED"
884-0600
SPACIOUS TUDOR In the Park offers 4 bedrooms entertainment
sIze hvmg room and dmmg room
plus beautiful gourmet kitchen' You can assume the lugh balance 103f4'70 mortgage or take
advantage of other offered low mterest flnancmg CALL FOR DETAILS' 881.4200
FAVORITE RENTAL STREET, AND A FINE 2.Famlly With 3 bedrooms each unit separate
basements and 3-car grarage
Perfect for owner occupancy or enJOY excellent return from both
units 881-4200
LAKELAND _ Attractive 3 bedroom 21h bath cenler entrance Colomal In handy locallon Includes
£amlly room screened porch great storage and 12'7<assumption avaIlable $119,900 881.6300
LOCHMOOR _ 3 bedroom all' conditioned Bungalow In Harper Woods Grosse POinte schools and
budget Priced at $54,900' MUST BE SOLD'! 881 6300
UNBELIEVABLE TERMS on thiS 4 bedroom 21h bath Park Colomal1 100/<down on land contract or
ZERO DOWN on VA terms buys thIS spacIous fanuly home Just two blocks from Wmdnull
Pomte' 881 4200
INCREDIBLE BUY on BIshop Road for only $79,900' Newer Colomal ha" den, 2 fireplaces,
f1rushed
basement, central all' and low mterest hnanclng 881.4200 for detaIls I
GROSSE POINTE SHORES _ Outstanding 4 bedroom, 2'h balli Colomal With huge family room,
paneled hbrary. dlstmctlve marble foyer WIth CIrcular staircase and a decorator's touch thruout
$218,000 884-0600
NEVER SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE' Check Illls low 6O'e;price tag on all' conditIOned 3 bedroom m
the Farme; TERMS' 881 4200
GRAND MARAIS _ Impoe;mg Engll"h style 5 bedroom on double lot has 21h baths on second floor
plus 3rd floor e;ulte With bath and maIO floor powder room Large rooms Include 35' family room
musIc room and amerotles galore' 884-0600
WALK TO VILLAGE SHOPS from thle; 3 hedroom brick Bungalow Under $65,000' 881 4200
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16184 JEFFF:R~ON
Harn<on Town<;hlp - Two houe;e<; With 4 lx'<Iroom., dnd 1''.1 oath., ('<leh
Enclo<;erl porch. boathou ..e ~azebo and garage apartment
$495000 Call for detail ...
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GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIE~
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GHOSSE POINTE WOODS
19790 Mack 881-6300
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17111 Jeffer.,on #t7 - 2 bedroom <;, 2 hath." den
17111 Maumee - 4 bedroom .., 31/2 bath<;
223 RIViera - 1 bedroom. 1 hath, clubhouse, pool, sauna
510 RIViera - 2 bedroom<;, 2 bathe; c1uhhou~e pool e;auna
1750 VernIer #8 - 2 hedroom<; 2 o<lth.,
81\5-7000
GROSSE POINTE PARK
16610 Mack 881-4200
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FAMILY ROOM
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~2 Kercheval 884-0600
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GROSSE
17, 1983
1786 OXFORD - Woo<!~ bdrgaln Brick Bun
gdlow, HandymJn'~ SpeCial. that IS oUeled
al ~ub!>lantlal dl'>count or pl'lce of '>UIround
Ing home~ . LIVing Hoom. Kitchen. 2 bed
room& dnd bdlh
766 LAKELAND - I<'rne Colomal Home With 3
Bedloom!:>. 2 Bath~ dnd Large Family
Room With Fu epldce dnd Many Extl d~
AU Ioom~ recently decorated
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Foun -l"AMILY
dnd leverdge
SCUlly & Hendne, Inc Real Estate
20169 Mack Ave.
_ 914 Bedcon~f1eld 50'/' tdX bldcket
Blick new fUIndce ,wd loof Terms
881-8310
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JJo~n$. ~004miln
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886-3060
93 KERCHEVAL
Establtshed
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OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M.
430 MADI!:,ON GRO~SE POINTE FAHM~
23.1MCKINLEY GRO~SE POINTE f'AHM~
ht olfellng . condo
under $40000
2 I)(hm~
1 hath
Gary L.me
Ldke~hol e Villdge
BY APPOINTMENT
PARK
Offered to ~('ttle e~tale Aomer~et
Chdrmlng bnck b\'t>alow featUring 2
bedroom~, 1 b<it'o\..V",er furnace and roof onS0\;)
treehned !:>treet
101 onJ~ $b4 'j()(JS'dkC'()ffcl~ O\\m'" dn,lOu'"
1016 Berk~hiJ(' - Chdlmwg COIOOldl I hdlm .l'2 b,lth fdm 1m 2 (<II .Ill
g<lldge lJedullful lot E,(cptlOn.tl klt(hen on I) $99 500 TF.:HM~
SC'ULLV
St Cldll ~hore~ - Immacudte with
1.11ge Ioom~, mclude fdmlly room.
hVlng room, dining room. kitchen
with buill In~. bedroom~
~upel
clo~eth. attached
2 Cdl gdl dge
('entldl all. ~prlnklel ~
Four bedroom~. 21fl balh~, fdmlly
loom ~un loom. bedutlful pllvdte
Ydrd Ledded llnd ~twn gla~~ fl e~h
paint and Cal pet In neutl al lone~
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93/4% MORTGAGES NOW AVAILABLE
TO QUALIFIED BUYERS
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 PM.
23136 N. ROSEDALE
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M.
1214 BUCKINGHAM
POINTE
FARMS
McKInley BE~T 4 BEDHOOM \ALLE IN THE l'ARM~ LOCated In the
hedrt of the fo .II mh, thl~ Engllhh ~tyle home" dn Idedl famIly home
It I;' ~Ituated on .In extld Wide lot, featul e!>4 bedl oom~, Idrge country
kitchen ~llh e.ttlng dle.t. den and .I ~(eened pOlch Within ~a;klng
dl!>tance of ~choob and Hill ~hoPPlng An ouht.wdlng \ dlue
HEl,T BUY OW"IER TH/\:\~FEHHEl)
HIWUCED TO $69.900 WOW'
Mi\Dr~ON AUI dcllve J bedroom~ 112 bath Colomal v,lth a panl'led JamIl~
100m LocdtlOn l~ Ideal do,e to ~chooh. ~hopplng dnd tran,>portallOn
Immedldte PO~"l'~~I()11Cdl ~Cl' Bu\ \\lllll'd~e :>tnU pl'j IIIUII(II.\I111
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POINTE
CITY
1951
Noire Dame.
Fm you who ~eek comemence
Thl~ two bedroom condo
feutUlwg hPdllOU~ room~ and glOund floor locatIOn l~ the perfect an~
wer fm tho~e \l,ho want the ad\antage~
of the Village at Ihell
dom ~tep ~eparate hd~ement and (arport
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Grosse
AttrdCll\e center entrance
Colonial m Grosse
POinte Farms
Thl& well mamtamed three bed.
room has a large IIvmg room WIth fIreplace, a good
;,Ize dmmg room
kItchen With breakfast room,
lavatory and gla~sed In porch A full bath and
cedar c1o~et on second floor Paneled rec room
With bdr Good traffic pattern Reduced to $64.000
POinte Woods
886-8710
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bath, ~eparate ba;,ements. separale furnaces.
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F dnuly room Ndturdl fireplace
Iemodeled
kitchen 1112bath;, that have been remodeled
RecreatIOn loom with bdr and half bath
CentIal
air, 2 car garage.
Idfge patio
Alummum trim one ownel home
2024 VERNIER - Consider a Duplex When
bUying a home. why not a double Jnve~tment
to help make payment,>? Each ;Ide contam!>
hVlng room. kitchen. two bedroom!> bdth
dnd ~eparate basement
Fenced yard 1112
Cdr garage
Aluminum tnm and roof two
year;, old
ELMSLEIGH - Brand new hou"e "Ill! under con;,lructlOn 2nd hou~e from the Idke Located
near Cadieux off Lake!:>hore Four bedroom;" 4 full baths. 2 half baths. library. family room
N WIth wet bar and vaulted ceJ1mg JenlJ Alre range
Master bedroom With bay window over
lookmg the lake plu~ a JacuzzI Two fireplaces. f1r;,t floor laundry 3 Cdr attached garage
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5 Bdrm 31'.! bath!>. 3 flI'eplace... FlOrida rm LIbrary large lot
Z 1341 Audubon
Colomal
4 Bdrm Newer home 2112 bath~ family I m. central air. ~harp
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the rld~~I{, Center F.:ntl"nce Colomal 10 great
Filrm~ loc"tlOn fdmll} room 1,lrge kItchen
m.t ...t('r bC(lroom WIth dre~"'Jng room attached
gilfagf!
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2.100 "quare fE'(.t OUhtdndmg hvrng arE'''
featunng " 20,,1'i f.lmlly loom Wllh flrep
Id('e ",ttlng room l<lrgE' b('droom<, and a
n('w bnck PdtlO ~Url ollnd('d by a profE'~
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to Contempor" r~ Sl'l8 'iOO 10 $165000 ,tll
~Ith f"mlly loom'" dnd dtldChf'd g<lrdf.(e~
Nf':WEH Frene h M,m~.l1d Roof homr 4 hNl
I oom~ 2'2 b"th~ Idrg(' f.lmlly room flr'>t
floor l.lUndry <ltlolched g.trage
bealltlful
mglound pool
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OPEN HOUSES
882-5200
284 MEHHTWEATHF.:R - let Mary D,ld'" ...how
~ou thl~ (,('orgE'town ColOnial In move In
condItion Ch.. rmmg Inlel10r hIgh ceIling<,
fOlmill dining room ~pdeIOU~1rd floor bed
room ~llldy pl,m room l':xcellenl hnanc
Ing pO~"'lhle Ihr0ugh lo~ mortgilge a<'~ump
lion
116 MOHA:\ - FAHM~ TRI\DJTIONAL COlr
Oro-TALn('dr Be.lIJpre Fe,ltur('~ a ne\'. fdm
II~ loom ....lth ~ood bunng flrepltlce .w dd
Jde('nl wood <leek ,I well de~lgned kitchen
~rlh br('dkf.l~t room ,John Hohen Will hE'
your ho,t
WO()[)~ COr.O:\TAI $71'i01) Pnc('(l bE'low Ihe
(OmpellllOn ,mrl rn<1l1rl('~~uch fe...ture ..... ~ a
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F .. mllv Boom ~llh flrcpla(e along
wllh doorw,i1I~ to a l"I~('rl ~ooo deck
NEFF Fr.A T - La I gr ~ 6 lneom(' umt near Sl
P,lul ,lllr,1! lIVE' fo:ngli,>h <,t)'lr (,rE'at for
owner orcup,wt
OWfIlEH WA:-.JT~ OFFEH - OXFORD HOA[)
- $119.<)00- PrI(M fOi qUick ~ale four
hedroom
21'2 hdth.. fdmll) room very
Idrge 101 all,lchC'd g.Jf ..ge updatrd kitchen
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Judy K1mg
Duane La\ller~
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Manlyn ColicchIO
Kay
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Llv,an
--Paul
LocnchlO
Jill McBride
TonI NJamos
JOIce Sander~
Bruce Sander~
Nanc) Schum.ker
CunnJn~ham
Mary de Mamgold
Lynda GIbbs
Dan Gnesbaum
Alfred E Hillenbrand
"'anc) Hohlfeldt
Pat Horne
Joanne Homer
Dianna M '>mllh
Tom
Steen
Boh Tighe
ElOise
Bell\
Pegg} Hume
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W\ bor~kl
.Je~~lca Keallon
TWO FAMILY COLONIAL
flghl tn the heart of G
POInte CIly Neal Ihe VII
lage <;hOPPlng. bus Ime etc
Two hedroom!:> edch umt
FIrst floor ha'i a den second
([oor a porch Stove... re
fflgerator'>
and a Ir con
dltlOnel ~ Included
NIfty
opportuntty Call 884-6400
SHORE~
FIRST OFFERING - 2'i2 l\lERRIWEATHER
Center f:nlrdnce Co)onldl 3 bedroom. 21'2
b ..th~ nev,('l kltchcn trdn~ferred owner of
fel ~ ..ttraclhe
pi Ice Mdureen AIIJ~on WIll
bc )OUI ho,te~~
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tUlrenl one of the Fdr m<, mo~t pnvdte ,md
lovcJre~t ~treeh
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h.tth~ oE'n ilnd l)fJck ~cref!n terrdce With
f1dg~tone M.t1I,lnne DilVH'''' Will hI' ~our
l-(uldE'
W MOHO~~ - l\l~rnd ~m1th ~III e~cort you
thlollgh Ihl~ ch.lI mlnf.( ,lnd renovdted F.lr
mhou~e ~Ith .I unlque Interior
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Io.ltchrn ~up<'r ~toral-(r open~ 10 C07~ ~Ittlng
room 1 bl'droom~ .lnd hdlh on 2nd floor
plu~ ,I honu~ l.rrge "Iuello on lrd floor J:Wr
fecI for the ,lrtl~l 01 .I Iren hlde.lwdY
CLAIR
FIRST OFFERING - 59'; WASHINGTON RD
J dne M.lr~ha Il "'Ill ~how ) ou thl'> hand
~ome ~uh~tdntIaJJy bUIlt home on prime
~treet In henrt of Clt~ Large lot natural
wood\'.ork hdrd~ood floor'> Jamlly room
dnd den Decor ..te thl'> home to '>Ult your
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GHO~~E POINTE FARMS
116Mor.w
:lBR
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m Moro<,~
4BR
)''2BA
~10ToU!dme
1BR
2''2BA
2.')2Mern ....eather 1BR
21'2BA
284 ME'Irlweather 1BR
II'2BA
101Meddo\'. L.me 1BR
3BA
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Three Bedroom Ranch - Family room With
natural fireplace
New kitchen
New FUI
nace
Excellent condItIOn Must be '>een
524 ~T CL!\IR - Near Mdumee .1 bedroom
11fIck bungalo~
With large kllchen.
11"2
b.tth ...and ne\\ roof Pnced In low 'iO ~ A~k
Linda Demore~t to ~how you thl~ charmer
Wf! hdve made an effort to offer a convement
....a~ 10 '>ee many of our fme Gro~~e Pomte
Fdrm~ City home~ currently for ,>.lle U~e
Ihe ~hoppmg I"t prOVided below and pled~e
feel free 10 call for a private dppOlntmeot
pnol 10 Sunday
If you prefer
BURI~'\"D
Rlchard E Borlarrl Sr
EI.lne L Borlaoo
Richard E Borlard. Jr
Nice Farm'> locdtlon - 7 room brick 2 ~tory
11'2 baths
3 bedroom!>
Famll)' room
KItchen wllh eatmg ared
2 car garage
SIde DIIve
Vacant
Immediate pos!:>e&
~Ion
CONDO'S - VERNIER RD - Berk~hlre Con
domlluum!:> 2 bedroom on the '>econd floor
End uml. III:!baths Storage ,>pace dnd laun
dr) faclhlle~ 8 Mile and Mack
SLOAN - Harper Woods Two bedroom'> on Ihe
flr~t floor Open ba~ement With laundry
faclhtle,> End umt Adult complex Pnced to
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FARMS-CITY .
WOODS
Brick COIOnldl on large lot - 10 room'> WIth 5
bedroom;
Den Family room With natural
fireplace . 21'2 balh~ - attdched
212 car
gnrage . RecreJtlOn room Ideal for large
famIly
GRO~SE POINTE FARM~
Price reduced to ...etlle e~tat('
KENOSHA - Harper Woods Reduced to ~eil
Owner anxIous Two bedroom Ranch Very
c1edn WIth appllan(es Included Perfect ,>tdr
tel' home
LlTILESTONE
- Sharp two bedroom Ranch
With hr~t floor laundr~ Tiled ba~ement
FlOrida room Newer furnace Dmmg area
off large hVlng room Fireplace
attdched
garage PriCed at $57 500
UPER SUNDAY.
)$62 PRESTWICK
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GROSSE POINTE WOODS
Price reduced to $79.000.
GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Colomal Bnck.
7 room ~ 3 bedroom ~ 1112ba th.!>. Den
Updated kllchen WIth breakfast
area
PallO
Ideal LocatIOn . Montieth ;,chool
GROSSE POINTE
BY APPOINTMENT
S DUVAL - Gro,>;,e POinte Shore~
BUIll In
1981 4 bedrooms 3112 bath~, family room.
library. ht floor laundry. 3 Cdr attached
gdrage
LOCH MOOR - Nedr Lake"hore
4 bedroom
ranch 3 bath;,. dnung room. family room
Rec rm WIth bal and fireplace Large lot
SOMERSET - 2 family flat Both uml,> ldentl
cal 2 Idrge bedroom~ 'iepa! ate utlhtle<, DI
vlded ba'iemenh
New floor and counter
top'i In kItchen
VERNIER -- Golf cour~e view from thts lovely
three bedroom colomdl WIth ~creened porch
rec rm . central mr 2 car galdge on a pn
vate lane
HAMPTON - Three bedroom Ranch In Harper
Wood'> WIth Gro'>'>e Pomte '>choo! ~Y'item
Open ba<,ement WIth lav need~ decorating
PriCed to '>ell
885.7000
BAER, WILSON & STROH
BRICK COLONIAL
ON
OXFORD
that you can
move Into nghl away Fam
Ily room J bedroom~ 21"
car attached garage ilnd
our exclUSive GUARDIAN
HOME WA RRANTY too
Call fordetall<; and Intere!>t
mg fmancmg optJOn~
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5
LUXURIOUS RANCH IN THE WOODS
Complete v.1th gorgeou'>
~wlmmlDg pool flag,>tone deck and pool hou'>e There ~ even room for
tenm~ courl'i
and thE' VieW I!>the fdlrway~ at Lochmoor Club! Come
to 1581 SUNNINGDALE thiS Sunday to '>ee thl~ 3 bedroom 21'2 bath
gem or call 886-3800for edl her appoinlment
92 MAPLETON - I'>~uch a great locatIOn near the lull. Library. bu'> line
etc Thl'i hand~ome federal !>tyle colomal offer~ <l umque <,econd floor
den plu'> library porch ahd 4 bedroom~ Long term Land Contract and
Immediate occupancy $86 000
247 KENWOOD CT - PRIME FARMS LOCATro~
And thl'> home I'> a
beaullfully decorated dream Everything ford famIly wantmg 4 bed
room'> including charming bay wlDdo~<;. pewablc tile. wmdow ~eat!>
etc Newer roof. furnace "torm'> & <;creen~ too And a large ,>Imple
d~~umptJOn mortgdge m.lkr~ tht~ one you won't ~anl to ml';<;
NEAT A~ A PIN RANCH FOR $71 'lOO-- Newer carpet updated kIlchen
recentl~ pdlnled thlOughout 1987 MANCHESTER I~ a mfty 3 bedroom
rdnch ~Ith Land Contr.lrt term~ ,lOd Immediate occupancy
See It
~unday'
DYNAMITE ~HORE~ COLONIAL - A hop ~klp and Jump hom the palk
and yacht club 70 VERNIER I~ four year'> younK wllh all the cu<;tom
hUlIt feature ...you could wdnt ~paclou", family room plu~ <lcoz~ den
.lOd <I fabulou~ free form d('ck Ye<, a I<,t floor Inundr~ near Ihe nlft)
kItchen (~Ith bUIlt In dl ...hwil,>her ~tove and mIcro) FOUl bedroom ...
2''2 hdth~ and a whole long lI'>t of extra<,' There ~ ellen d Idrge 11'1,
fixed ratl' .1~,>umplJOn See It Sundily $179000
GHAND GRACI()U~ AND HOMEY' An Incredible comhmallOn for tin
Incle<hbl(' home 1097 (,HAYTON I'" one of th(' P.trk <; flDe~t BUilt likE'
a rock v,lth ~uch an an.lY of archltectur ..l fe<.ltUle~ - It would tnke ..
king ~ ran ...om to c1upllc<lt(' toda)' Four flrepltlcE'<' <lnd a umquE' 3
room Md~trr ~U1te Five bedroom~
11'2 bath'> gorgrou ... b.l1 rei
ceilinged lIhrar)' "'PdClOU~famll) room chilrmlDg hnck patIo ano
much much morr An ah~olute mu~1 ;,(,E' for the quallt~ con~clou"
buyer $199 000 GlJAHDlAro- HOM": WAHRANTY
THANS"'F.Hf:E~ - ~e htlve ~('IIrr<l) fine homE'~ WIth Immedl,lte (){'cu
panc)
cd:1 one of our two (,1'0"'(' POInte offlce~ tOO.I)
Man)' many morE' -- for eV('1~ 1,l"tl' and checkbook
A fine group of
condo~ co op~.• md 1ncome~ too
TWO GROSSE POINTE OFFICES
20647 MACK AVENUE
395 FISHER ROAD
Oppo~lte Parcell!> Middle ~hool
0ppo'>lte G P South High
884-6400
886.3800
Feature
Page Twelve-S
Thursday, November 17, 1983
Elegallt
f1J~nte
ElIJil1g
Counter Points
A !>election of I ecipe!> flom the
forthcoming
low-calorie •. low"
chole!>terol - and penny-w ...e cookbook by Thyra Grey Howard
and Helena DeWitt Roth fea~~Iing, thi-. week. CAULlFLO\\ER
CUISINE.
by Pat Rousseau
nettlE
CREEk
IS changmg
.
VISit u~ and wander through all the new and excltmg accessories,
artwork,
lamps and of ~
course our mam attraction,
Nettle Creek
bedspreads,
wmdow treatments
and custom shower curtains to compliment your
Nettle Creek bedroom A new shipment of
Irregulars and closeouts has arrived at 50% to 75%
savIngs
17110 Kercheval
- 882-0935 ' .
ThanksgIving
to Christmas
Open Mondays
through Fridays until 9 p m
The cauliflowel.
a member of
the Crucifer Fa mily. wa, fOl c~ntude!> food only for the I uhng
cia!>!>.Now model n technology h ......
(.11 ought it to the general
m ...l ket
place. Amel ica !>eem!>to pl'efel a
white, !>now~'cauliflowel head; a
little milk or lemon in the !>teamer
will I etain thi!> prbtine whitene ..
Italy. where the cauliflowel
i...
mo!>t populal. tend!> to fav.Ol. the
deep gl een and pUIpie valletle ....
Calorie!>. One cup - 2i.
Nutrient!>. Pota ...sium. Vitamin ...
A and C. calcium. cat bohydl'ate.
Sugge!>ted Sea!>oning!>: Tan agon. !oavory. ba!>il. 10!>emaIy,
nutmeg.
dillweed,
Italian
"e ...!>oning - a !>kim.milk chee!>e and
wine '!>auce i!> !>uper!
The Early Pre-Hohday Sale At The Powte
Fw,hwni>
offer~ you ~aVlng~ of 2.'j % off fall
L'
~Ult..,. daytIme and cocktaL! dret>t>el>Hurry to
,rJ1t:- , 1.5112 Kercheval for the be.,t ~electwn
S'b'
<
l
,~,
822-2818
•
FulU11'Wohl'lln(,
f'utul I' ~Pdl tdn. Future Chippewd with
colOl., ,md Ih,lgnid on l)db) bolt Ie.,
.Ire found in the Lift
Dep,ulm('nt of th(' :\otre Ddme Pharmdc) along with favorite
collegl' gla.,~l'''. cand) jdl.,. mug~. tray~.
. and more
Remember Yesterday.
.
Dream about tomorrow,
but
hve for today
A beautiful
diamond
pendant
bv Tony
Cueter will make her today a
day of JOY Bljoutene,
20445
Mack Avenue
. 886-2050.
Open Tuesday through Saturday - 10 a m to 5:30 p.m
An historic occasion
VERA AXSOM (center.
above). treasurer
of
the Alliance
Francaise
de Grosse Pointe.
and
Detroit
Historical
Society
trustee
MRS. ERNEST J. DuMOUCHELLE
(right) are pictured
as they chat with MME. VERNIER.PALLIEZ.
wife of the French
Ambassador
to the United
States
at a N ov. 1 reception
at the Detroit His.
toricai Museum hosted by the Detroit Historical
Society. In the bottom picture,
museum
direc.
tor SOLAN W. WEEKS and Historical
Society
treasurer
WARREN
S. WILKINSON
(left and
right, respectively).
flank Mme. Vernier.Palliez
as they escort her on a tour of the museum:
At
the reception
in her honor. the French Festival
of Detroit presented
a $7,000 challenge
gran~ to
the Detroit Historical
Society, for the creatIOn
of a French
Exhibit
at the Detroit
Historical
Museum.
Experience
a new era m CanblJean crulswg
un{orgettable .,et'en day voyages aboard a new multl-nullIOn dollar Ultra Yacht VlSlt sheltered
l~landt> and qUiet bays the larger,
wlltL.te~
crowded crUise bhlPS mIss
places
/ RAVE
the prwate yachtb have had to them.
I>eh'el>{or yearb
Norman Islands, BItter End, LIttle
Dn:. Caneel Bay and male' Slghtt>eewg, Iopecza{ partIes
and waterbportb galore Call Wallace Travel (or bpeclficb
886.8806
it
L
Michelle'~ Place,
. ha., added the ~
TI imnt line of fa!>hlon!>tretch~heer pantyhose in new colon ofben) .plum. gray. 1'0) al Pl
hlue dnd cream at IiSM Mack Avenue. 8860001.Open Tue.,day Ihl u Sdlurday. 10 am.
.1..10 p.m.
Jade
\d!
:
I
(
'i' •.\.~~\wt.",lUt9n~~t
I
CIiE S
~Rri'\
New Arrivals
Shol'l and
ACE
to
~.@m\\~nu.\
are your cnoices of stones that are set m 14K gold for
earrings that come in two sizes and in four styles at
Edmund T. Ahee Jewelers. The beautiful collection is
timely for holiday gifting and can be seen at 20139
Mack at Oxford Open Friday nights until 8 .
~
4600
the / - .
Chrtbtmas Linens.
are a won/
-h
I'
derful touch for your home or for
bed , b at & Inens Chnstmas gLUing. At the Bed,
store Bath & Linens Store there's a great selectIOn
of hoLLday patterns (or bath, table and kItchen that Includes
placematb, table cloths. aprons and fingertip towels
16906 Kercheual Open Thursdays
and Fndays until 9
pm.881-9890
Thank~glvJng . cdrd.. and party goods for evenls commg ~o
.,oon and Chrl'>lma~gl eeling~ and party goods for the near future
are found .It Wright'~ Gift and Lamp ~bop. 18650 Mack with
FREE PARKI!':G ne"t to the building.
till' I)oinh.l>
Al1lbl1g students Who Have been
awarded
academiC scholarshIps
for thiS fall by AlbIOn College IS
SUZANNE L CARTY, daughter
of MR
and
MRS
JAMES
CARTY, of Buckmgham
Road,
who received a Webster Award
Suzanne, a graduate of Umverslty
LIggett School, IS a freshman
SANDY LUPO, Wife of DR
JOSEPH LUPO. of The Woods.
has been appOInted as Luncheon
Chairman of Ladles for Life, ladIes' aUXIliary to the Life Foundation, Inc Mrs Lupo has been
an active member of the group
smce 1975, served as preSident of
the college chapter of the orgamzatlOn. been a member
of the
Ways and Means Committee and
received the 1979 SpeCIal Appreciation Award for her work
i.-~
..
t
.l41 ~m.l
•
>
11
,
who came ft om hel home 10 Mame
to be With hel ndme!>ake and the
pi oud parent~ the week after Kathy
and the new~llt Lyla came horne
ft om the ho!>pltal
MR and MRS THOMAS McMAHON JR . of Harpel Wood~, an
nounce the birth of thell' fIr!>t Child.
a daughter, CHRISTIE JUDITH.
Nov 2 Mr!> McMahon b the formel'
JUDIE GRABOWSKI, daughter of
Glo!>!>e Pomtel
CLIFFORD
GRABOWSKI Paternal grandparent!> ale MR dnd MRS THOMAS
McMAHON of MOl,m Road
DR and MRS CLIFFORD
L
CRAIG. of Needham. Ma~~ . announce the buth of thelt ~econd
child. a daughter, JULIA MARIE.
Oct 28 Mr~ Cl alg I~ the former
LAURA HACKLEY. daughter of
MR
and
MRS
GEORGE
HACKLEY of Pdlo Alto. Cahf Pat.
el ndl grdndpdl enb dl e MR and
MR~ PAUL F CRAIG. of Manche"tel Boulevdl d Oldel brothel
PAUL EDWARD h 212
MR and MR~ TERRENCE
PATRICK GRIFFIN
of Madhon
Avenue announce the birth of a
daughtel ERIN ELIZABETH. Oct
:31 MI.., Gnffm 1:'1 the fOlmel VAL.
ERIE VINCI. daughtel of MR and
MRS ANTHONY VINCI, of Lakecrest Lane Paternal grandparents
al e MR and MRS JOSEPH GRIF
FIN of Lakepomte Avenue
;\1B (lnd l\IH~ TEHHEl\CE
PATRICK HOGAN. of Ea"t DetrOit, announce the hll th of their
flr"t Child. d daughter.
JEN
~IFEH
.\\:\'
Jul~ 2 1\11"
Hog,m
I.., the fOImel DE!\I~E WEIDIG
ddughtel
of :vm
dnd MH~
THO:\[,\~ A WEIDIC,. of The
~hol e" Pdtel ndl gl ••ndpdl en I'>
,IIe:\lH
dnd :\1H~ lIrlAUHlCE B
HO<, \:\ of The ~hol('"
;
ICONN.E'S
flUICIJ
's
IS ready for the
......
", • ~"
.. ,
holidays
with brand
new dresses for gIrls and suits for boys
along With
blazers. pants. shirts
Hohday fashIOns for teens
abound Take advantage of the free holiday layaway
plan
It's worth the drive to Mack Avenue one block
south of Nine Ml1e Road, 777-8020
,
.
A.re You Lookcn{!, For
It'., the doll of the war
a "Cobha{!,e Patch
Doll"?
:\IR and l\IRS STEVEN ARBAUGH of Lan"mg. announce the
bIrth of their hr<;t child. a daughter .JEAN LOUISE Oct 28 Mrs
Arbaugh IS the former KRISTEN
NOVAK daughter
of MR and
MHS EDWARD NOVAK. of Flmt
Paternal
grandparenL<; are MR
and ~IRS WILLIAM ARBAUGH,
of Lltllee;tone Road
Open house date
Arrcllnl< ])01/)
heoutlful
new rugs Including
KIlzm ... oriental ... Ponde ('ameron rug~ from Indwn. braid
and rag rug., plu~ morr ('ompare thr ualues at Ed Mol1<;Zl'/I
.. k, Retta than el'er dUring the '>ale' Free parkmg
m
{ront o{ 214.16 Mack. 776-6')10
MOMS'TOY ATTIC
ho .. c" ..tom made' Little Loe e.. BaIHe'>." the
onglnol prototype ~o{t "clllptu rrd doll'> by
Carol Priced $4996. fhr) come com.
~.
plete ll,lth adoptwn paper'> A dopl one
"\" ..... -t:.>and fzll a httle heart with all your lot'e .....
~~..J" ~~v166.17 Ea'>t Warren
Tur,doy .. ~l~s,~
throu{!,h .';aturdoj"
10 (/ m 6 pm.
882-76.1 1
,
Parkl'r Brolhl'r,
nl'w gaml' "Domain" i~ whl'rl'
(hI' ('h.tlll'ng('.., t\nothl'r finl' gam I' for ~Ifl ~Ivln~ from
~\ thl' ..chool BI'I~. IjOO4~ack t\v.l'nut'
&-:.. ....
Francesco'~ HaIr and Skm Salon
In proper
ear piercing
882-2550
The c1d,,~e". offel ed ".., ,I com
mumt~ "enllce I eqUJ1e no fee 01
pie legl"tl.ltlOn
FUlthel mlO1md
tlOn may be obt.lIned b~ c,dlmg
C1ol.,onnt',. 1'1 an dnCll'nt Clunl'''t' craft of WII I'
t'naml'ling ovel copper ~t't' tht' tint' ,t'll'cl1on al th('
'1011' Holl' ~hlch include, pt'ndant,. I'arrmg,. hrdCI'
let,. t'gg.. on ..tdnd.,. fl dmt'... bird.. and ho\l" ,hail
abll' at Kl'rchl'val <lndM C1<llrand Tow('r 200 Hl'nal'>
..ancl' Cent('r
.,,,1 "0
.
mg IDee 20)
Come]OIn U5 to celebrate our Christmas Open House and the Grand Opening
o{the Coloseum 2000. Sunday. Not'ember 20,11 a m to 4
pm. Mack at Lochmoor
886-0:100
,
Chocolatene By Jamar
If you haven't tasted these extraordinary
Belgian
chocolates, you have been mlssmg a wonderful taste expenence
Find them at Vintage
Poi nte (exclusi ve In thIS country). There are
twenty vaflatlOns including chocolate truffles and cream pralines. Choose your own
selection and they will be gold-boxed, 1/41b ,
1/2 lb , 1 lb .• and 2 Ibs, Open seven days a
week with convement evening hours Kercheval at Notre Dame, 885-0800.
BI ed"UeedIng I No.. 29) Bdth ,md
B,d)\ FO!muld Plep,llatlOn
IDec
6), NutritIOn (Dee 1:3and Parent
}<In(3ERl...Y1\9l\NER
Hurr) ,
C dllCOCOInl'r ..' Annual Blrthda) Sale otTer., you
Off EVEHYTHI,\(, In the ..tOIl' It end~ Saturda). November
214.11 :\1.lck \vl'nut' Opt'n :\10nda)~ until 9 pm.
;
DRS ADEL and KATHY ELME~SIDI. of Cypret>~. a '>ubulb of
Hou~ton. Tex .• .mnounce the Imth
of a daughter. LYLA ADEL. Sept 8
The mothel I'>the former KATHY
GROEHN. daughtel of the Idte MR
and MRS THOMA~ E GROEHN.
of MerrIweather
Road and later
Lochmoor Bouleval d Lyla wa~
named dftel Kathy i> childhood
ft lend fI am Meiliweather
Road
day,>. LYLA BALDWIN WAIN DLE
The NUI'>lOg EduCdtlOn
De
pal tment of Saint John HO'>plt,d
begm" anothel five "e"~lOn ..,elle"
of Mothel CIaft clat>"e~ on Tue..,.
da}. Nov 22 The progl am" e.."
pecldlJ~
helpful
fOI fll..,t time
mothel.., 1 un flom l.m to 2 ~o
p m Tue..,dd~ dftel noon ...
TopiC" to be covel ed dIe Ane..,
the ...w dUlmg Dell\'er~ INov 22)
Have You Recewed.
. your Merry Mouse
catalogue? [fyou have not, call 884-9077 or stop
In for your free copy that mcludes unique and
delICIOUSgIfts
Kercheval at Notre Dame
,
MR and MRS H WILLIAM
CYPHERS III, of Hud!>on. OhIO, announce the birth of their ftr~t child.
a daughter.
MGLLY LISBETH.
Sept 10 Mr!> Cypher~ I~ the lormer
MARTHA LEIGH WOOD. ddughtel
of MRS MARILYN S WOOD. of
Moran Road. and ROBERT B
WOOD a formel POInter who now
I e~lde~ In Harbor SPI mgi> P dterndl
glandpalenb
ale MR and MRS
H W CYPHERS JR , 01 BIrmmgham
Learn the arts of Mothercraft
If You Are Thmking.
. of
addmg plants to your home or
office decor, call the Grosse
POinte Botamcal Gardens and
the plant designer WIll come to
help you select the proper pi ant
for the right location. Maintenance service is available,
331-4033, Kercheval and Beaconsfield
10''<
19
• • •
specIalizes
I
•
at Burtha Fisher
The Little ~htel" of the POOl.
\\ho m,nntdlO th<> Butlha FI..,hel
Horne fOl the Aged ,It ~outhfleld
and Outel OlIve In Detlolt
Will
ho"t ,1 I to 5 p m open hou"e thel e
~undd~ 1\ov 20 M,my h,mdmade
It('m" WIll be fO! "dIe. along \Hth
bdked good" Hefl e"hment" Will
he dvallable
elt the tea table
Ther e WIll be tOUl" of the home
thloughout the ,Iftel noon
CAULIFLOWER
CHEESE
IN TANGY
SAUCE
1 head cauliflower (6"
diameter)
1112cups (6 oz.) Cheddar
cheese
1/4 cup evaporated skimmed
milk
1 tsp. prepared mustard
Wa!>h cauliflowel
and I emove
leave!>. Keep whole. Cook, covered, in a !>mall ...mount of boiling. lightl)'.!>alted watel fOI 12-15
minute!>. Drain well.
Mi, chee!>e. evapol ated !>kimmed milk and mu!>tal'd into a
paste. Place cauliflower
in an
oven-proof !>erving di ...h. Spl ead
chee!>e mhtul e ovel head of c.1Uliflower. Ba ke in prehea ted .150"
oven for 5 minute." 01 until chee ..e
melt!>. Make ... 6 ...erving!>.
Calorie!> pel' ...erving about 5i.
Chole!>tel'ol about 25 mg ....
ITALIAN
CAULIFLOWER
3 green onions, thinly sliced
1 ~!ove gar lie. minced
~ '!1>sp. Italian salad dressing
4 cups small ca uliflowerets
1/4 cup water
1/4 tsp. salt
2 Tbsp. finely chopped green
pepper
1/4 tsp. dried basil, crushed
1 cup cherry tomatoes, halved
In 112"qual't !>aucepan. cook on.
ion!> and garlic in !>alad dre!>!>ing
until onion is ten del . about 2 minute ... Add cauliflowelet .., watel'
dnd ~...lt. Covf1r; cook over 10\\
heat fOl' 10 minute!>. Add green
pepper. cook until cauliflower i!>
tendel, about 5 minute!> 01 mOle.
Stir in ba!>il. Add tomat<»e!>- heat
through. Make!> 6 !>elving~.
Calories pel 'iel ving about 49.
Cholesterol O.
CAULIFLOWER
AND PEAS
3/4 tsp. ground cumin
1/4 tsp. pepper
4 tsp. ground coriander
1 tsp. tumeric
3 Tbsp. water
3 Tbsp. margarine
1 head cauliflower (21/2 lbs )
1 medium onion, chopped
1 cup shelled fresh peas
1 bay leaf
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 cup water
Blend cumin, peppel. coriander
and tumeric with .1 Tb'ip. water.
Heat margal ine in large ..aucepan
until hUbbling. Stit ..pice ... into hot
malgaline
and cook, ..tin mg.
ovel low heat fOI 2 minute ...
BI eak cauliflowel into floweret'i
and add to saucepan.
Add onion.
pea .... hay leaf and ..alt. Mix thoroughl). ,\dd 1/4 cup water. Cover
and ..team 15 to 20 minute!>. Ol
until cd ..p,tendel. Make .. 8 .,erving ...
Calolie .. pel' ..erving a hout 81.
Ch()(e...tel'ol O •
MINTED
CAULIFLOWER
1 medium-size head
cauliflower, broken into
flowerets and steamed until
crisp-tender
1/2 cup chopped fresh mmt
leaves
1 clove garlic, fmely minced
5 Tbsp, margarme, melted
1/3 cup WIne vinegar
Salt to taste
1/4 tsp. ground black pepper
Plact" hot, cooked cauliflowel
pit"ce... in d ..el ving bowl, Refllgel dte in marinade of mint. gal hc
and margaline
1 hour. To.... with
vinega r. ...alt and pt'pper. DI a in
and u.,e a., an appetizer or a .. a
vf'gf'tahle
01' .. alad
with lamb.
Make ... 6 'oC1ving ...
CalOile .. pel' ...el ving about 96.
Cholf' ...terol O.
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~
Sports & classifieds
Section C
Thursday, November 17, 1983
Disappointing finish to fine South season
coach would loveto have Nmeturnovel s, including two fumblc!> on
II South '!>val'<,lty football team
could l'igure out a better way to end kIckoff return!>, and some poor
a perfect season thdn It ha!>lor t\l,O blocking helped the Blue Devil'>' demIse for the !>econd <,tralght sea!>on
year" - WItha lo'>!>111 the lJr!>tlound
m
flr!>tlound play
of the !>tate playolf'> - It mIght
make a lot oj people happy But that
South, whIch had given up only 25
wouldn t nece",>at lIy II1dude cOdch pomts to opponent <,111 mne I egular
Ru!>,>Hepner
season game!> found Itself down, 220,
at halftime, followmg a turnovI've mall1tdllled all along that d
playoll game - \\ III or lo'>e- ca n er-filled flr!>t half
not be the highlight 01 a '>Cd'>onlIke
On the !>econd play 01 the game
that kllld we had, Hepnel Said af- Tony Tocco Intercepted a Ford pm,<,
ter South '<;playol! lo!>!>to DetrOit at the Ford 14 and aftel a John McHenry Ford, 34-0 I e.,dldthdt em Iy Donald carry to the Ford SIX South
111 the <;ea!>onand I 11e.,ayIt agam
quarterback Williamson tned to hIt
It !>not negative
Jlln
Arnold 111 the endzone, but the
'ThIS \\as the kind 01 <,ea,>ondny pd:>:> feli lllLUllIl1lelc Hal/bad.
coach would love to helve
' Bnan Rathsburg carned the ball to
the Ford two, but South got no closer
But even Hepner Will admIt that A Dale Graham fIeld goal attempt
last SatUl day'!> 10<,<,to Ford on a was WIde and Ford took over
snowy, muddy Bll'lmngham GI ovee.,
The TrOJan!>marched 110 yards for
field \\ as not the kll1d of game any
By Peggy ()'Connol'
Keeping traCK • • •
Many people ask me this question: "What do you do
when you aren't having a great time covering football
games or WrIting silly columns? (I answer silly questions
about what I do when I'm not covering football games and
writing silly columns).
The rest of the time, I spend keeping a mental (no
cracks) list of things to put in my silly column:
Things I Never Again Want to Hear a Coach Say:
"They're a super team and we'll have to be ready for
them;" "They just outhustled us;" "We just didn't get the
breaks;" or my favorite: "I've got a great story to tell you,
but you can't quote me."
Things I Can Hardly Wait to Hear a Coach Say: "We
really have a pretty poor team this year and I just hope we
don't get humiliated out there;" "Actually, I think we'll
win the state championship - and you can quote me on
that;" or: "The officiating was fantastic, couldn't have
been better,"
Subjects I Never Want to Write About Again: Anything to
do with animals - including interviewing race horses, ice
skating pigs and wrestling goats; any sport pursued by
teenagers in their backyards, i.e., dirt bike racing, roller
derby, darts; and my least favorite - any story about fish.
Some of the Strangest Things I've Seen in Sports: South
High kids "passing" other kids over the crowd in the football bleachers (it's pretty dangerous and besides, it's a lot
more effective when there are more bleachers, gang); any
one of a number of hockey crowds at Joe Louis Arena;
newspaper photos of sports fans wearing bags over their
heads, or donning mascot suits or hats shaped like carcasses of wild animals.
Favorite .Sports Sights So Far This Year: Dave Waldeck's run-scoring hit which ended a baseball marathon
and gave North a regional semi-final victory; Chet Lemon's over-the-wall catch to preserve a Tiger win in the
middle of this past summer s almost-pennant-race;
the
South Blue Devils carrying coach Russ Hepner off the field
after the football win over North; Frank Sumbera's smile
even after that loss; Mite House tryout day at Grosse
Pointe Community Rink; Detroit Free Press Marathon
rwmers.
Sports ~tories I'm Tired of Hearing About~ Marysville
and FarmIngton Harrison not making it into tpe state football playoffs; Red Wing winning and losing streaks and the
attendance fIgures of each game; U of M fighting to make
it to a bowl game; the Lions' game against the New York
Gi~ts (so what if both teams stunk, I thought winning was
the Important part in the NFL?); the Tigers' participation
(Continued on Page 2C)
•
a scorc, capped by Lamar Lmer's
seven-yard plunge Steve Reynolds
tackled
quarterback
Bernard
Hall as he dttempted the two-pomt
conver!.lOn
Ford !>cored agall1, followlIlg a
South fumblc early 111 the second
quarter Lmer capped an eIght play
dnve With hIS four yard dash and
Ford led, 12 0
FORD'S HALL made It 18-0
when Hall bootlegged around the
nght for 11yards - capltallzmg on
yet anothl:!r South fumble, the thn'd
of the first half South recovered a
Ford fumble, but gave the ball back
to DetrOlters when Arnold's optIOn
pass was mtercepted Mlchaell{odnguez closed out the first half scormg With a 24-yard field goal With
less than a mmute to go In the half
'We (the coachmg staff) felt \\e
could stIll come back in the second
halC" Hepner saId' We thought we
could come back and put 24 POll1ts
on the board and beat them It
seemed like every time we'd make
a good play and get our emotIOns
up, somethmg would happen and
we'd give the ball up But at halftime, we talked about how we were
a class football team and we'd have
to play that way 111 the second half"
South tned to come back 111 the
second half, but WJ11Jamson's
touchdown bomb to Arnold was
called back and South penalized for
Illegal use of hands That seemed to
take much of the steam out of South,
Hepner said Ford's Warren Bryant
added a 13-yard touchdown run m
the third quarter and Hall connected With Stanford Belue on a 23-yard
scoring pass 111 the fourth penod to
close out the scoring Bryant fim!>hed the day With 172yards on 21 carnes, Liner had 127 m 17 carnes as
the TrOjans seemed to move eaSily
through what had bepn a tenauoU<;
Blue Devil defense
, We dId not block well and Ford
wa!> able to throw pm,!>and block
very well agam!>t u'>,' Hepner said
"I think that overall, It was a matter of Ford takmg advantage of our
mIStake!> and ue.,not takmg advantage of the opportumtle<; we had
When you COmlTIltnll1e turnovers and give the ball that many
times to any team - 9-0 or 0 9 you'll be 111 for a ~truggle
The !>truggle agall1<,t Ford was
!>omethmg new lor Hepner s squad,
which had not lo<,ta regular !>eason
game In more than t\\O years But
vdcl
all
~U<1l.lJ
lh:!Jlld
I"
....J ....
W<lnt
that the sea<,on-endll1g dl<,appoll1tment not detract from South s season
"WE HAD A great group of senIOrs The way the team played thIS
season brought a lot of recogmtlOn
to South and to Gro!><;e POll1te
There were so many po<,ltlve thmgs
thIS season
I <;ee no negatIve
aspects to our football program ..
Eastern TvlJchlgan League champIOn South f1mshe<;the c;eason at 91, DetrOit Henry Ford (1O-0l Will
play Blrmmgham Brother RICe, the
favonte to wm the Class A title, at
Groves HIgh School thiS \\ eekend
South had SIXplayers named first
team All-League selectIOns, mcludmg fullback Paul Hawk, quarterback John WJ1hamson and tight end
Darren DeSmyter
on offense,
guard Steve Reynolds. tackle John
Mikesell and halfback Bnan Rathsburg on defense
Second team
All-League defenSIVe selections mclude guard JIm Kretzchmar back
Tony Tocco, end Steve Carner
tackle Chns Marshall and Jim Arnold
SCHUMMERS
AND
Roffe
Has Never Looked
Better
Photo by Tom Greenwood
Darren DeSmyter (No. 22) had a bird's eye view of what South players and fans had more than an eyeful of last Saturday: Detroit Henry
Ford catching passes. They also managed to run for big yards and
make key tackles enroute to a 34-0 playoff win over the Blue Devils.
(More photos on Page 2C).
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Page Two-C
A bad day
POINTE
Thursday, November
NEWS
17, 1983
• • •
If the photo below,
of South's Jim Arnold just missing a pass in the endzone doesn't indicate how bad
South's day was ... the one at right should. Those tired-looking fellows are the mainstay of South's defense, Jerry
H~lley, Steve Reynolds and John Mikesell, who played more than their share in Saturday's 3(.0 loss. . . and those
uruforms prove it. (Photos by Tom Greenwood).
FootbaU ranking system best, MHSSA officials say
:;,ystem work:;, like thIS a team IS
awarded points for each Win the number of pOInts earned are
based on the class of the OppOSItion (A,B,C,D) In addltlOn, bonus
points are awarded for the number of wins an opponent you defeated has compIled.
The total playoff points are
added up and divided by the number of games that team has play.
ed. Bonus POInts for each opponent are added separately
and
wntten as a fractIon, wIth the
sum of the bonus POints a:;, the
numerafor
and the number
of
games played as the denominator
The fractiOns are then added and
reduced to a decimal number to
determine the playoff average,
By Greg Lapinski
Now 10 Its mnth year, the computellzed ranking :;,ystem is presently the faIrest and best way to
determine
which MIchIgan high
school football teams wJlI qualify
for the MIchIgan H1gh SChool Athletic Association Football Playoff
Senes,
according
to MHSSA
assistant
director
Warren
B,
McKenzie.
The system
has come under
'criticism thIS fall.
"It's the best system we have
now," McKenzie saId "If anyone
can come up with something bettel', we'll use that one But until
then
"
Basically,
the computer
point
Each yeal, however, It seems
that :;,ome team~ which appear to
be ~ohd contenders for the state
championshIp do not qualify for
the playoffs because they have not
complied enough computer POints
•ThIS IS often due to a generally
weak schedule, or an unlikely loss
sometime during the season.
ThIS year
IS no exception
MarysvIlle HIgh School, which flmshed 9-0 and outscored its oppoments 435-20, dId not make {he
Class B state playoffs because ItS
opponents
dId not Win enough
games
Defending Class A State Cham.
pIOn Farmmgton Harrison vlrtually ehminated
Itself four weeks
ago when it suffered a fluke loss
to a team that had won only one
game prevIOusly Many who are
knowledgable
about the subject
agree Harrison IS st1l1 one of the
top high school football teams m
Michigan - although it WIll not
get a chance to/rove it this year
McKenzie sai the pOInt system
was set up and approved by the
MichIgan HIgh School Coaches
AssoclatlOn and the MHSAA, and
made it clear those who do not
qualify for the playoffs do not
meet the established cnteria and
therefore should not be there
He said the system IS as fall' as
possible and a meeting IS held
each year after the playoffs to
el1mmate any flaws and improve
the system Some obseivers sug-
St Clare of Montefalco defeated
Peter Astfalk and Hunwick had
LIvonia St Michael, 16-0, Nov. 6, four each Lucas and Lou Dobbs
In an abbreviated
exhIbition game
each registered an interceptIOn
at the Pontiac
Silverdome,
to
For the season, Lucas, a fullclose a very successful
season,
back, topped the team m JUshmg
The Falcons won eight games this with 494 yards 10 79 carries for a
sea:;,on, losmg only to Center Lme 6.3 average
He was also the
St Clemen,t .. &-0, in overtime.
overall offensive leader with a
In the NOV. 6 game, touchtotal of 556 yards, and top scorer
downs were scored by Rodger
with 72 pomts on six touchdowns
Hunwlck on a 7&-vard rul). and Jad and 18 of 23 extra pomt:;,
Pablo, on a 3&-la~~ s'prm!:-_~u~
Tallbac~ Mike Paull followed
41cas kIcked: botiP 6J!1.I:a
.. P.9i~~~.~.mtbJ.i09 yarp..::? (371 r.l,Isl;1,i1'lg,,,
56
Lucas had fIve tackl'es, whITe- average).
Quarterback
HunwlCk:
had 174 yards passing on 18 coma etes
pletlOns
in 46 attempts,
and
another 167 yards rushing In 52 attempts (3.2 avg ) for a total of 341
Two former University Liggett
yards. He also tallJed nine touchSchool athletes
are showcasing
downs and a one-point conversion
their talent in college.
Defensive leaders were Astfalk
Junior co-captain Kris Robbins
w~th 40 tackles, Hunwlck, 35, Jeff
is the No. 1 singles player at F~kany and Lucas, 29 each; and
Dartmouth;
Heidi Henkel plays Vmce McDuffy, 28 MIke Calcafieid hockey at Pine Manor
terra had five mterceptlOns
The Red Barons' football season
ended NOv, 6 - but not before the
varSIty put on a show, wmning
one and tying one m the last two
weeks of play
On Oct 30, a tough baUgame
against the Shelby Lions saw a defensive struggle end up 10 a 13-0
victory for the Barons Late m the
first half, Matt Dl1lenback picked
off a Shelby pass in the flat and
raceq 15 yards fot the tOUChdown.
\ The' extra pbliln'las nlr-gcAAi-and
the .Barons took a 6.-0 lead Into
I I' '" 'If ft "iY
halftime.
Rich Regalado took a handoff
from Scott SmIth, broke to his
left, and behind a great block by
The Albion College Britons got off to a good start this year, includLance Harding, scampered in for
ing a 35-17 win over Wabash, ranked ninth nationally among
the final score of the day to gIve
NCAA Division III colleges ...
and they had plenty of help
the Red Barons the 13-0 win.
from two former Pointe prep football players. North graduate
Then the Barons traveled to S1.
Mark Palazzo (left) starts for the Britons at linebacker. He's the
ClaIr
Shores to face the Green
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Palazzo, of Lakeshore
Road.
Hornets
The freshmen
and JV
Freshman John Polizzi (right) was a valuable member of the
squads lost handily to theIr Hornet
University Liggett School Knights during his football stint there;
counterparts/
but the varsity
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Polizzi, of Wellington Place is
Fuqua will swim
played a harn-fought game which
now kickin for the Britons.
ended in a &-6 tie.
Grosse Pomter Sam
The Barons scored first behind
Fuqua is listed on the
the brilliant running of Regalado
Macalester
College
and Dam Martllotti;
the extra
Pointe
rower
Paul
Fuchs
At the 2 3/4 mile Head of the point was no good and Grosse
men's swim team prebounced back from a dlsappointSchuyklll race m Philadelphia
season roster.
Pointe led, &-0. The second half
109 flmsh In the world rowmg
Oct. 29, Fuchs won the single
Fuqua, a sophomore,
was all rough and tumble football
champlOnships to take two single hghtweight
sculling crown with and the Green Hornets scored late
IS expected to compete
on the St Paul, Mmn , hghtwelght scullmg WinS In Octo- his time of 16 40, 24 :;,econds ahead
m the half after a long dnve. The
of the second place fmisher.
school swim squad this bel'
try for the wmning extra pomt
Rowmg for the DBC III Camseason
The
team
was stopped on a great tackle by
bridge, Mass, Oct 23, Fuchs, of
On the same course,
Fuchs
participated m ~llnnesScott Smith
Roslyn
Road,
won
the
Head
of
teamed
up
with
Jo
Hannafin,
of
ota time tnals m OctoThe 1983 Red Baron squads had
Charles Three Mile Rowmg Re- the New York Rowing Assoclaber and opens Its season
up and down seasons
Their
gatta HIS tIme of 17'3004 beat the lion, to win the mixed doubles
at home Nov 29
second place flmsher by 31 se- sculhng event They flmshed In league, the E S F.L, has become
conds and shattered
the course
16'56, seven seconds ahead of the a very competitIve one, led by
Northeast DetrOIt, Denby and S1.
StrIke bars of early record by 27 seconds
second place pail'
Clair Shores Many of the Red
typewriters tangled, If
Baron players will go on to play
two slde-by-slde keys
hIgh
school football
WIth the
were hit In rapId succession The so-called
"qwerty"
keyboards
(Continued from Page IC)
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the
free
agent
draft (we all know they won't sign anyvent such tangling
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Events I'm Sorry I Missed: The first annual Grosse
Pointe Academy Cross Country Invitational held Nov. 4; all
of St. Clare's football games this fall, when the Falcons
were enroute to a 7-1 season; University Liggett School's
state championship final game victory, when the Knights
had to play the final 20 minutes with 10 players instead of
11 becaus~ one player had been yellow-carded (tossed out).
Least Favorite Sport on TV this time of Year: NBA basketball; Monday Night Football; and worst of all, boring
Toronto Maple Leaf hockey, every, single Saturday night
without fail, on Channel 9!
Sporting Events I Can Hardly Wait to See: The 1984Winter Olympics; the 1984Summer Olympics; the second United States Football League season (and they said it wouldn't
happen); Tiger spring training; ULS winning its 13th consecutive state boys' tennis title,
Favorite Sports Photos So Far This Year: The one of the
ULS state champ soccer team where the players were
dressed in suitcoats and ties; the one showing U of M
kicker Bob Bergeron giving a "high five" to the referee
after Bergeron's game-winning field goal against Iowa.
Least Favorite Post-Season High School Football Game:
Last Saturday's South.Henry Ford debacle. I could take the
mud, the cold, and even the score: a 34-0win for Ford .,
but I'll never be able to swallow the nasty remarks made
by Blue Devil fans who started filing out during the third
quarter. It seems to me that a team which has run together
back-ta-back unbeaten seasons deserves fans who don't
stoop to thinly-veiled racist remarks about the opposition
and sarcastic shouts about their own coach's ability.
It was, after all, only a game, folks,
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Money, of COUI se, IS another
problem. "If we expanded
the
~eason by a week, that means
extra pay for every hIgh school
coach/'
McKenzie
explained
"Multiply
that by every hIgh
school In the state and then reahze that a lot of school distncts
can't affO!d athletICS as It IS "
He also said movmg back the
season another week, mto' August,
would create a lot of conflict with
kIds leaving for famIly vacatIOns
and the like McKenzie then emphaslzed that those mvolved lose
sight of what IS most Important.
"AthletICS can't come fIrst," he
saId "The famdy and education
have to come first It's a question
of prlOritles "
Red Barons end season
Falcons end football year
• AMMO
gested the playolfs be expanded to
mclude 16 team:;" m:;,tead of eIght
thereby lengthening the :;,eason by
a week.
McKenZIe was fIrmly agaln:;,t
this idea
"No way," he said
bluntly
Accordmg to McKenZIe there
are several reasons why the present system cannot be expanded.
One is because since the MHSAA
uses the Pontlac Silverdome for
the state finals, the season must
be completed by the first SatUJ day following ThanksgIVing
"We (MHSAA) are guaranteed
the Silverdome on the fir:;,t Saturday after Thanksgivmg
because the LIOns play a ThanksgIvmg
game every year," he saId
Idl 9
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Earliest tenms balls were hal u
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who spent time assistmg the team
this season The freshmen squad
was coached by Bob Kutcher and
Dave Cromar
and their assistants; the JV's by Ray DeMeui.
emeester, Ron Kefgen and John
Mogk; and the varSity by Don
StoecKel,
P au] Garner,
Pat
Meathe and Randy Stebbms. Rick
Moore added some late season assistance at the varsity level.
The football players draw most
of the attention, but the Red Barons' cheerleadmg .squads should
be recognized for the flOe year
they had. The cheerleaders
were
coached by Cmdy Pangborn.
Freshmen
cheerleaders
were
Annie Maliszewski, Molly Wright,
Patti and Chrissy
Livermore,
Natalie Cespedes and Kelly WeIr.
Cheering for the JV teams were
Donielle Ashley, Knsty Stephenson, Becky Devine, Mandy and
CassIe Pangborn. Varsity cheerleaders were Jenny, Kelly and
Knsty Pletz, Andrea Kozak, Shellie and Amy Acord, Amy O'Hara,
Chnsti Buell, Kelly and Jenny
Reitzloff, Mehssa DIckenson, Lisa
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Thursday, November 17, 1983
POINTE
NEWS
Club softball
season ends
North cagers near title
By Rick Markel
North High
Coming off a big week WIth wins
over L'Anse Creuse and Dearborn
Edsel Ford, North's .gu'ls' basketball team has upped its record to
12-6 WIth a 9-2 mark, the Norsemen have a great shot at winning
the BI-County league tJtle
In what Coach Gary Bennett
called the team's "biggest game,"
North came out a 54-31 victor
over L'Anse
Creuse
(puttmg
NOl'th In a flI'St place tIe) As
usual, ~ohd defense played a bIg
role in the deciSIve Win Takmg a
28-11 halftun(' lead, NOIth was III
control all the way Celeste S.lrtor
had 20 pOlnb, P.lula Harms added
11 I ebound~, .lnd Pam Boesiger
totaled seven steals, to help the
Nor~emen cause
AgaInst Demborn Edsel Ford,
North once agam assumed a large
halftJme margm (28-12) and controlled mo!:>tof the game Leadmg
thp way wa" S~rtor who poured in
12 pomts wh11e Dawn CartwrIght
and Paul Harms chipped In eight
points apIece
The season ha~n't been that
easy for North. Getting off to a
slow start, the team suffered a
few early season blowouts
To
turn around the year North simply
went back to the baSIC!:>, shor109 up fundamental
skIlls like
shootmg and ballhandlIng,
and
Norsemen Just kept on working
hard m practice
"Now we're competitive all the
way around," says Coach Bennett.
"They have an excellent
attitude," continued the coach
Strength underneath
has been
North's bread and butter all season WIth Michelle Witt and Sartor, North has not only height but
also reboundmg power. By controlling the boards, the Norsemen
have a good shot at winning most
of theIr games.
"Winning games" is even more
Important
now as the season
wmds down. North will look forward to wrapping
up a league
championship
and competing in
the state tournament
today, Nov
17
team rolled to Its 11th Bi-County
win, as It defeated L'Anse Creuse,
35-30. Getting off to a quick start,
the Norsemen seized a 20-6 halftime advantage
North
never
eased up and hung on for the win,
Julie Cook had a game-high
10
points and Leshe Talos added
eIght points to lead the winners
Norfh wasn't as fortunate m Its
next outing, as a last ~econd shot
gave Dearborn
Edsel Ford a
hard-fought
42-40 victory
over
North Falhng behlOd early the
Norsemen
were forced to play
catch up ball for most of the way
They did fmally tie it up 40-40 With
15 seconds left, but that proved to
be plenty of hme for Edsel Ford
Leslie Talos and Juhe Cook each
pumped m eight pomts for North.
The team's record now stand!:> at
You know winter is on Its way
when the last softball game is
fmally played in the Pointes. The
NeIghborhood
Club's men's fall
softball leagues ended In late OCtober concludmg
SIX successful
months of games m which thousands of youth and adults tested
their abilities in over 1,000 games,
Fifteen men's teams completed
thIS fall m two diVISIOns
In the Blue DIvisIOn, BorlandEarl Keirn dominated
the fall
league and fmlshed wIth a perfect
8-0 record, sconng 101 runs during
the season while only allowing 34
In the tournament they won four
straight to take the championship,
defeatmg Suds In the Park, 12-9.
Suds had reached the fmal the
hard way, losmg the opening
game of the tournament
before
13-5
The girls' freshmen basketball
reehng off four wins Actually, the
team concluded its season on a
team had a 9-8 lead gomg mto the
lOSing note as North was defeated
SiXth mning against Borland, but
three smgle~ and a double scored
by South, 39-22. Down by only four
at the end ot the IIl!:>t qUdi leI ,
three runs to gIve Bodand the victory. The champs were led by Don
South exploded and won eaSily
QUllln who went three-for-four inHillary Hall topped North WIth 11
St. Clare's varsity volleyball team captured the Metro Detroit City Championship Oct. 23, defeating
cludmg a home run and Bill Kenpoints, Their record was &-6
west-side champ St. Hugo, 15-8, 14-16, 15.1 in the CYO finals at Dominican. The wins raised St. Clare's
dall with a smgle, double and triseason mark to 28-0 and added another title to the girls' league, regional and Bishop Gallagher championple.
Swimmers qualify
ships. The Falcons' five year record is 183.5. Coach Larry Hines' squad includes, from left to right, (front
In the Gold DIVISIOn, Cellar
Led by super freshmen Sandy row) Lynn Mazure, Chris Schulte, Cece Rettig, Paula Hines, Theresa Vitale, Mari-Jane Garling; (back row)
Dwellers was the hot team III the
Hines,
Jeanne
Purrenhage,
Roseanne
Salomone,
Megan
Keller,
Lila
Wajeeh,
Kim
LaBranche,
Karyn
Valenti
Smith and Ann Verona, North's
tournament, wlnmng four straIght
SWim team heads mto the BI- and manager Matt Haun.
to take the title They fmlshed the
COWlty league meet. Based on the
season WIth an 8-3 record In the
team's
previous
performances
opemng tournament
game they
against
league
teams,
North
defeated D. & S EqUipment, 17-8,
should do quite well
Ideally.
but D. & S. EqUIpment
fought
Then on a pass from Danny BomBLACK HAWKS-MAJOR MAGICS
Coach Scott Teeters would hke to Mite House
back through the losers' bracket
bich, Pete Morgan found the net
The MIte House Black Hawks
see a few more of hIS swimmers
to reach the finals In the fmal
The Blue Dragons
won their
for the Kings The Seals answered
and
Major MagiCS skated to a 1-1 game Cellar Dwellars held a 4-0
qualify for the state competition
first game of the season, defeating
WIth a goal from Matt Kramer astie last weekend.
lead going into the fifth inning but
the Rangers, 5-2. Terry Brennan
sisted by Jeff Huebner and Peter
Norsemen
that are already
Andy Baskel opened the scoring
held on when D & S Equipment
Blake to tie the score
quahfied for the state meet in- opened the scoring for the DragWIth h1s first goal of the season at
ons on a pretty passmg play by
struck for three runs
clude undefeated diver Ann Attar,
6'10 of the fIrst period when he
Matt Summers.
Sandy SmIth and Sarah RobiSquirt House
W L
TEAM
connected from a wild goal-mouth
Second period action saw Amy
chaud
The medley relay team
CANUCKS-PENGUINS
8 0
scramble
WhICh
followed
Nate
Borland-Earl
Keirn
will also see state action
With Steckel score on a breakaway
Strong
goaltending
by the
8 3
Weid's blazmg
shot from the
Suds In Park
after
plckmg
up
her
own
reboWld
this kind of a field representing
7 3
Canucks'
George
Petersmarck,
as
Cellar
Dwellers
pomt.
to make the score 2-0. Terry
North at the state, Coach Teeters
well as the outstanding defensive
7 3
The Major Magics got the equalHeatcraft
Brennan
scored
once
more,
asenviSIOns a top 20 fmish
play of Jeff Jensen, Garret Ryan,
6 3
izer
at
10:45
of
the
second
period
Under
Dogs
sisted by Amy and Steven Steckel.
SaId Coach Teeters of the year,
7 5
Greg
Semack
and
Jamie
Goodwhen
Matt
Spicer
fired
a
wicked
D.&
S.
"It was a good year in which we In the third period, the Rangers
5 4
year, led to a 5-0 shutout of the wrist shot past Hawk goal Andy
As Is Salvage
came
out
flying
with
two
quick
developed a good background"
5 5
Cottage Hospital
Brewer. A scoreless third period
Pengums.
goals by Adam McDonald
and
He took first year competitive
4 6
Canucks'
goal
scorers
were
Tim
Lakeside
Ph'cy.
followed
the
end-to-end
action
Galin Dossin, assisted
by John
swimmers and through dedication
3 5
Kazul, Kevin McCracken, Jeremy
Jose's Knockouts
WIth Major MagiC goahe Chns
and hard work turned them into a WIse, to make the score 3-2.
3 7
Church and Scott Partridge
with Fox makmg several key saves
Fish Market
It
was
only
after
goalie
successful bunch; a group that
2 6
two.
Assists
were
had
by
Partagainst
the
Black
Hawks'
A-line,
DeFour
Ins.
JV, frosh split
now believes in Itself and ItS ca- Tony Marl stopped a number of ridge and Kazul along WIth Matt
2 6
Marge's Bar
The last minute of the game feashots
that
the
Dragons
regained
pabihtles.
North's
JV girls'
basketball
2 7
Moroun,
Jensen
and
a
pair
by
Jay
Hollywood
Nights
tured
three
point-blank
saves
by
their confidence and went on to
1 7
E.C. White
score two late period goals by Berger Outstandmg play of Can- Hawk goalie Brewer.
ucks Everett Covacha and newTodd Dunlap,
assisted
by Pat
comer Peter Gracey should also
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Brennan,
that enabled them to
be noted.
E. Jefferson .A
notch the win.
Penguin goaltender
Dan Lefebvre played a strong game turnKINGS-BRUINS
>,
shots.
The Grosse Pointe
Strong defense was the key in ing away ~any dif!icult
-,
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Other
Pengwns
playmg
a
str~ng
Academy's
Sixth
and
tbe Art Van Kings' 2-0 victory
game
were
Paul
Slusser,
MIke
se:veI)~
,grAde
SQccer
over the Bruins. M.J. Morris and
Petters and Paul Misiewicz.
'team'
pJay,l!d' ''ULS~'S'"
Evllasio Covacha scored for the
combined 'sixth - and
Finest ChInese-American Food
Kings with Jacob Thomas -and
Banquet FaClUtles- Recently Remodeled
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seventh
grade team
Morris drawmg aSSists, DefenseHawaII Cocktail Lounge - Happy Hour Mon -Frl 3-6 P m
Oct
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USA-FLAMES
men Brian Holliday, Brent Kuhar
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well-played
offensive
The USA Olympians became the
and Sebastian Yofre worked hard
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GPA scored
on the Coline, as did AU Bararsani
first Grosse Pointe Pee Wee hoc- battle,
the winning goal near
and Augustin Yofre on the B.line
key team to defeat a St. Clair
the end of the second
WEIGHT
BrUin goalie Chuckie Schervish
Shores team with a 4-2 victory
half to wm, 3-2 Scor'WATCHERS
~
brilliantly
stopped
the Kings'
over the Flames. John McGlone,
Frosted Treat
109 for GPA were
A-line Newcomer Bobby Rahalm
Andy West and Jason Erbecker
& Desserts
Peter
Donaldson,
recorded hiS fIrst career WIn m played well, as did goaltender Jim
• ~o Cal,~~ u
Peter
McDermott
and
the nets and will be awarded a Bunn
Senior CitIzens
grader
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shut-out patch
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On Friday, Oct 28,
with goals by Jonathan Davis and GPA lost its last game
The Kings and the Seals skated
DAILY DINNER
Grosse Pointe's Joe Srebernak,
Picking up right where she to a 2-2 tie in a game hIghlighted
Jim Pappas with assists gomg to of the season, 3-1, to
a senior
offensive
guard
at
SPECIALS:
left
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Northwood
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has been
$3•••
McGlone.
Roxas
added
the
final
lege freshman Suzanne Carty. period actIOn saw the Seals' DaVId
named NAIA District 23 Offensive
fIeld, In a very close
11 •.•.
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goal
on
a
pass
from
Rami
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CollIns
open
the
scormg.
The
Carty,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Player-of-the-Week
for his role in
contest, GPA scored
and
Erbecker
The
Flames
scored
HOM.MAD.
Kings
came
back
in
the
second
Mrs. J. Carty, of Buckingham
Northwood's 38-14 win over Ferris
on a deflected
kICk
SOUP DAILY
State College Oct. 29. The 6-0, 235 Road, is a member of the 1983 when Rahaim and Holliday as- two late goals in the third period,
from one of the opWE ARE FAMOUS
pound co-captain led the "NI offen- Albion college women's field sisted Jacob Thomas on a goal. but It was too late.
ponents. GPA's coach
for OUR DESSERTS'
sive liDe in opening up holes for hockey team. The squad startthis season was Tom
450 yards in total offense. SreberKelly, who Joined the
ed the season with a 4-1 reeord
nam, a South High graduate and and was picked
Academy staff in Septo finish
!>on of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. high in the MIAA (Michigan
Two day tripS, on school hoh- tember.
The Grosse Pointe War MeSrebernak, of Lincoln Road, is the
Independent Athletic Associa- monal InVites all former and pro- days, WIll be Fnday, Jan 27, to
On Sunday, Oct 30,
sixth NI player to earn the district
Valley and Monday, Feb
tion). Carty had a fine field ~pective SkI HI members to Its Alpine
GPA's girls'
soccer
23 honor this season, but the first
20,
to
Mt
Holly
Both
trips
leave
openmg meetIng of the 1983-84
team met defeat, 5-0,
offensive lineman recognized as hockey career at University
season Monday, Nov 21, at 7'30 the War Memorial at 9 a m. and at the hands of St
Liggett School.
thE' district's Player-of.the Week.
5:30 pm.
pm m the War Memorial's Fries return at approximately
Brendan's
GPA had
Cost of these trips IS $18 each and several scoring opporBallroom
The meetmg WIll mclude a short include all area lift tickets, round tunities, but just could
tnp bus transportatIOn, ski msur- not put It in John
dISCUSSIOn of this year's
tnps,
These
changes In procedures and rules ance and chaperonage
Kosmas was the girls'
and a revIew of all the policies of trips are also on a fIrst come soccer coach this seacost, Margaret
Peterson,
MarWednesday, November 23 - 7:30
The eighth grade gIrls' basketbasis
and
are
limited
to
three
busthe club Followmg thIS will be a
ianne Roy, Lisa Van Tassell,
son.
ball teams at Brownell, Parcells
Kunberly Wittenhagen along with more detaIled meeting for all new ses each trip They are not reand Pierce have completed very
DETROIT vs ST. LOUIS
commended for begmner skiers
GPA partiCIpated m
members
Ski HI Director Jack
successful basketball seasons fm- coach Dick Benoit.
at OakDotson WIll explaIn the club's
Although
the seventh
grade
Ski Hi Club's bIg trIp of the sea- cross-country
Ishmg the year with identical 9-3
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poliCies and procedures m detail,
Charge by phone
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records ThiS is the first tIme the teams did not complle a total
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PontIac
Oct.
28,
in
a
to 12 only, is the weekend at Blue
three middle schools ended a sea- win/loss record comparable to the as well as tnp procedures,
G,oup discounts
combmed race for all
Memberships Will be taken be- Mountam m Collingwood, Canada
eighth graders, they are anXIOusly
son With the same win/loss record
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fifth,
Sixth,
seventh
fore
and
after
the
general
meetlookmg
forward
to
next
year's
All CTC Outfets
The tnp WIll feature two full days
The 9-3 records were better than
mg Cost IS $6 for former memcompetition
Members of PIerce's
skung at both Blue Mountam and and eighth grade boys
any team's record on their respecbers and $7 50 for new members,
seventh grade team were Heather
Georgian Peaks WIth shuttle to and gIrls
tIVe schedules
whIch mcludes a Ski HI patch to and from each mountaIn
JIII Agnew, Geralyn
AcMore Important than the excel- Adragna,
be worn on each skIer's Jacket.
BOCCI, Katherme
Bruch, Maya
commodatIOns
wIIl be at the
lent Iecords was the enthUSIasm,
Davis, Kimberly DiGregOrio, Lor- Sign-up for all tnps WIll also be HIghwayman Inn in Colhngwood
dedICatIOn, teamwork and pride
taken throughout the evenmg
rame
Geist,
Amy Hathaway,
WIth pnvate showers. teleVIsion
00
shown by the players and coaches
Eight tnps have heen planned
ElIzabeth James, Megan Nelson,
and an indoor heated pool and
Members
of Brownell eIghth
for the club thiS sea~on, including
sauna Cost of the trip IS $99 and
grade team were
KeIlie Buch- Dana Paull, Amy Steben, Antoma
Holds any
Oile weekend trip and two day Include!:> two days hft tIckets,
Tedesco, Lon VanTassell, Sarah
anan, Susan Chappell, Barbara
Bike
triPS FIve FrIday evenmg trips
Verlinden, Antomette Wittenhagen
lodgmg, round triP chartered bus
DenIer,
LIsa Fromm,
Nicole
are
<;cheduled
to
Pme
Knob
Ski
and
Marlmda
Wilcher
along
WIth
till
Christmas
transportatIOn,
shuttle
and
chaGlUmette, Laura Lmder, Christa
Resort
Dec 16. Jan 6 and 20, perones Opemngs on thIS trip are
coach JIm Ireton.
Mangu'>. and Debbie MIller Team
and Feb 10 and 24
Parcells
seventh grade team
very !tmlted
managers
were John Applegate
Students are reqUired to use the
members were Lucy Barry. Anne
As an added attraction for the
and Kirk Lowry Paul PellerIto
Bakunovich, Joame Conlan, Angle Ski School program at Pme Knob opemng meetmg,
the War Mecoached the <;quad
Kickstand
where they are graded accordmg
Amy GrIerson,
Carrie
monal Will feature an hour of
Parcells eIghth grade team was Drumm,
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to theIr profiCiency and allowed
Hill, Kyungsoo
"M- TV" on a giant screen Immerepre<;ented by Dawn Barla, Amy Gutow, Krista
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only on the lo.lope~they have earn- dIately
Hurl', L.lura Kuntzman, ChrIstme
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the general
Hrennan, Pam Benson, MichelIe
ed patches for They are reqUired
1 blk. W. of
Cmdy Smith, Shan
Berry, Janet Dunlop, JulIe Eich- McCarthy,
meetmg
E. Outer Drive
SmIth, Mary SpIewak, Laura WIl- to take lessonlo. to Improve their
Parents are encouraged
to at
horn Anne Fmlan. Johnda Fisher,
<;klll<;and he graded accordmgly
son, and Heather WItt They were
OPEN DAilY
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Andrea Gu<;tafson, Helen Mlkeltc,
Thllo. program has helped to cut they might have The Ski HI Club
coached by Ann Anderson
10-7 MON.-SAT.
MOnJque
VanAssche,
Roblll
the aCCident rate nearly m half 1<;open to all Grosse Pomte stuBrownell's seventh grade team
Wheatley,
Nancy
Woods and
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was compnsed
of Tricla Bucdents m grades 7 and 8 (jumor
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sknng
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Meegan
Connolly,
ChrIsmembers) and grades 9 to 12 (senTho<;e eighth graders who repCo!:>tof the Pme Knob trIp<; IS Ior memberlo.) AIl triPS, except
tme De Four, Laura DeMercurio,
resented Pierce were Erm Bruce,
$1650 each and mcludes round
Leigh Leonard, Meredith Lincoln,
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.Jenmfer Cruthl<;, Stephame Dmka,
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Lmda Kmght, Roseann MacCon- along WIth team managers,
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the meetmg or club, call the War
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baSI!:>
and
are
limited
to
four
Krausmann,
and
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ChristoMolmarI, Naylfl Partamlan,
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and who
881.2477
886-5870
shows me the way to reach
PRICE IS RIGHT'
my Ideal You who gIve me
the Divme Gift to forgive
and forget athe wrong that
IS done to me and you who
are lo all instances of my
Itfe With me, I, in thIs short
dialogue want to thank you
for everytlung and confirm
once more that I never
want to be separated from
you no matter how great
the material deSires may
be I want to be With you and
my loved ones in your perpetual glory. Amen
Thank You for your love towards me and my loved
ones. Pray this prayer 3
consecuhve
days Without
asking your wish, after
thIrd day, your wish Will be
IRWIN OLIVER PHOTOGRAPHY
granted,
no matter
how
BRINGS YOU A SPECIAL OFFERING FOR THE
difficult It may be. Then
HOUDAYS
promise
to publish thiS
prayer as soon as yourt avor
FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN IN YOUR HOME
has been granted J A D
Natural surroundings
give each photograph warmth
How many times have you seen photographs taken
PUPPY SIUer Service In studiOS With back drops and props that fail to
small female dogs only No
bring out an mdlvldual
In my photographs,
we
tmklers
Experienced,
references, $4/day including
wIll discover a famtly uniqueness not found In studIO
portions of 1st and last days.
situations.
VE~I385.
• QualIty Work
• Reasonable Pnces
GROSSE POINTE area • Dehvery by Christmas
Police offIcer Will watch
For Details and Appomtments Call
your home while you are
882.5299
away 885-1961.
PLAN AHEAD!
Thursday,
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED
1
II.
II
Legal Notice
Personals
Secretarial" Service
Ie Public S~le
10
Obituaries
2
Entertainment
21.
MUSIC Education
21
TutOring and Educallan
2C Hobby InstructIOn
20
Camps
21
AthletIC Instruct.on
2F Schools
2G Conva'e,cent
Core
J
Lost and Found
4
H~lp WontecJ General
141. 'iel~ Wanted DomestIC
41
Serv,ces to Exchange
4C
Housl! Slll.ng Services
5
Situation Wanted
5A
S,tual,on Domestic
SI Employment Agency
Catering
,
For Rent Unfurnished
For Rent Furnished
Rooms for Rent
6C
OHice for Rent
60
Vacation Rentals
61 Garage for Rent
6F Share LIVing Quartels
6G Store Lease
6 H Fat Rent or Sa Ie
Hall. for Rent
6K Storage Space
7
Wonted to Rent
7 A Room Wanted
71
Room and Board Wanted
7C Garage Wanted
70
Storage Space Wonted
I
Articles far Sale
II. Musical Instruments
II Antiques for Sale
Ie Office EQUIpment
9
Articles Wanted
10 Snawmoblle for Sale
101. Motorcycles for Sale
101 Trucks for Sale
11 COtS far Sale
111. Car Repair
III Cars Wanted to Buy
lIe Boats and Motors
11 D Boat Repair
111 Boat Dockage and Storage
11 F Tra.lers and Campers
l1G Mabile Homes
11 H Airplanes
12 Suburban Acreage
121. Suburban
Home
121 Velcat,on Property
12C Farms for Sole.
5.c
,I.
'I
'J
1A-PERSONALS
CAMBRIDGE
Diet. Large
fresh supply Weekly meetmgs Mondays. Speedy delivery available 885-9257.
SANTA'S Letter to chtldren
Send $1 each name Box
36820Grosse Pointe, 411236
Happy
Love
Bill
NUCLEAR WAR?
Monday - 12 Noon
No exceptions! One Issue only.
1A--PERSONALS
Recently
declassified
U S
film confIScated from HIroshima Photographers
is
now avatlable
for group
Viewing (pro or con). NO
COST. Donations will be
spent on Grosse Pointe ads
to keep the discussions
alive
BUD,881-3056
THAN K You St Jude fort avor
received. Pat
CUSTOM Cushtons.
Repair
or replace
boat, patio,
campers,
etc Off season
rates. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. 884-8534.
FOUND
LOST Grey female tiger cat,
8 months old, recent operation Vlcmity of Neff and
Warren Tuesday 11-8, 8811533alter 2 p m
NANNY for 3 month old Mature, lOVing, non-smoker
Llve-m preferred
Excellent salary and benefits, includmg
medical.
Refer.
ences. Movmg to Grosse
Pomte area 10 December
Call 216-650-0590, or write
Nanny, 80 East Case Dr ,
Hudson, OhiO, 44236
PRIVATE
LESSONS
In
PIANO, VOICE, ORGAN - 4-HELP WANTED
UniverSity MUSIC EducaGENERAL
tion degree
30 yeals expenence Mrl> Junker, 823PART Time sales poslhon
1721
avaIlable
With a claSSIC
---------women's clothIng store. 2-3
CONCERT
ARTS
MUSIC
full days per week plus alSchool, private musIc internate Saturdays Apply in
struction, by appointment
person at 115 Kercheval
only
QualIfIed,
exper.
lenced faculty
15412 A PORTER bus boy part.time,
Mack Ave, lirOl>be POinte
wIll tram Near Ren-Cen
Park (between Nottingham
25~3273 between 9 - noon.
and Somerset) 886-6242
PART or full tIme pamter
VlOlm/VlOla
mstruchon
Wages vary. Call SCott 882Suzuki
or
TraditIOnal
3427
---------Suzuki ASSOCiates of Grea
WINDOW
Cleaners,
carpet
ter Detlolt
548 6290, 644cleaners and jarutors 8820707
CASHIER Register.
Check
out car rentals, full or part
tIme, evenmgs and weekends, 17800Mack-Rivard
-RETAIL
SALES-Experienced,
mature salesperson Interested
In women's fashIOn Apply in person at AlVin'S In Eastland
Mall
SITTER In our home startmg
January
to care for new
born and kmdergartener,
8 :ID-5:3O, Monday through
Fnday, own transportation.
Call 882-5554,evenings
WOODS MUSIC
STUDIO
GillTAR, PIANO, THEORY
HOME or STUDIO
LOST Male cat - white/red20943 Mack
dIsh brown, wearing yellow
Call weekdays
collar VIClluty of Jefferson
881-2920
881-5880
and Kenstngton 885-5738.
0688
VIOLIN Lessons - Qualified,
R.N.'S - LPN'S
reasonably
priced,
Will NOW Accepting apphcations,
come to your home, 293for part-time
posItions
6145
Apply Cottage
Belmont
NurSIng Center.
28- TUTORING AND
881-9556
EDUCATlON
TUTORING
ALL SUBJECTS
GRADES 1 THRU 12
PROFESSIONAL FACULTY
WE CAN HELP
GROSSE POINTE
LEARNING CENTER
63 Kercheval on the H111
343-0836
343-0836
TUTORING- Your home All
subjects,
adults-chtldren
Cert!fied teachers
Dayeverung 356-0099
TUTORING - K-12 all subjects, also specI~1 educa.
tlon, certified. Reasonable.
885-7606 Grosse
Pomte
Woods
THOROUGH,
profeSSIOnal
service Math, physics, languages, English,
writing
skills, study habits, test
techniques, G.R E., S A.T.
885-3332
3-LOST
AND
FOUND
FOUNDt ..lv'A' IGvely black {emate
Labrador
puppyabout Ht to 11 weeks old vet advised In good health very pretty, 10Vlng, playful,
and a delight - calUlot keep,
have three pets of own must flOd owner or a good
home for her by next Tuesday .. going away for
ThanksglVlng - tryJng not togive her to the pound! I!,
Call 884-4696 (9'30 a m to
6 30 p.m.) Then 882-5279
ONLY AFTER 8 pm
I
LOST Young black cat near
Ridge
and Ridgemont.
Answers
to name
of
"Soda-Pop" or "Baby"
If
found please call 882-9286
LOST Colhe Shepherd mix,
male. Long haired White,
black and brown. Collar, no
tags Answers to Sparkey
Chlld's pet, greatly missed
Reward. 526-8632, 885-0373.
FOUND - Male Ben)1 type
dog, black and cream, red
collar and flea collar. VicinIty of Trombley school area
TYPING/word
processing
822-5523
resumes, term papers, reports, repetitive
letters
I'M STILL mIssmg from Way.
Reasonable, 882-5541.
burn-CharleVOIX
area Large, white male cat with
RESUMES, theses, term papblack fluffy tall and black
ers, reports, repetItlve let.
spot on head Collar With
ters. WORD PROCESSING.
tags, answers to "DoohtUe."
Competitive pnces/quallty
Please help me return home
work 521-3300
331-8825
PERSONAL
Checkbook
balanCing, small business or
personal bookkeeping Free 2-£NTERTAINMENT
lrutlal consultatIon, delivery.
informatIon or appomtment PIANO Styhngs, entertam773-5825everungs
ment
prOVided for all
occasions
885-6215
"BE A STAR!"
after 6'00 pm
Have your wtddmg ceremony.
and reception vrdeotapec1 lo' MAGIC SHOWS - Available
full color and sound
for birthday partie~, ban'cALL MEMOmES VIDEO
quets, your sO\..la1 affairs
758-2875
Call JIm Shannon, 885-6699
----------RESUMES by Lynn ProfesCHRISTMAS MUSIC - Voca
SIOnally composed &: IBM
!tst and pianist now booking
t~ written Phone for a~
for hollday entertainment
polntment 296-1032
885-5058 or 884-2018 evenmgs
Birthday
Classified Deadline Change
Lake and River Properly
CommerClCll Praperty
Northern Property
Real E5tate
Lots for Sale
Cemetery Property
Land Contracls
For Sale or lease
Real Estate Wonted
Lots Wanted
Vacation or Suburban
Property Won led
14e Real Estale exchange
15
BUSIness Opportunities
16
Pets for Sele
161. Hors~s for Sale
161 Pet c;room,ng
16C Pet Boarding
16D Adopt A Pet
HI
P"ol,n\ol "oJ Ellil'.:l .. ng
2:1 General SerYlce
201. C~rpet LOyJng
201 Refrogeratlon and Air
C(Jl'ld,tlonong Repair
20C Chlmney and Fireplace
Rtpalr
200 Locksm.ths
201 Insulation
20F Washer ;nd Dryer Repolr
20G Glass - Mlrtor SerYlce
20H Floor Sand,ng
21
Mavmg
21,4 Plano ~ervlce
211 Sewing Machme
21 C Electrical Service
21 D TV and Rod.o Repair
211 Storms and Screens
21F Home Improve'ment
21G Roofing ServIce
21H C~rpet Cleaning
21-1 Painting,
Decorating
21J Wall Welsh,ng
21K Window Wash,ng
21L Tole Work
21 M Sewer SerYlce
21 H Asphalt Work
2JO Cement and Brick ......ork
21 P Waterproofing
21Q Plaster WOlk
21 R Furniture Repair
215 Carpenter
21T Plumbing and Heatmg
21 U Janotor Service
21V Solverplating
.21W Dressmaking and Taoloring
21 X Draperies
21Y SWimming Pools
21 Z Snow Removal 'Jnd
Landscaping
M9~V~ENT
Center
Inc. ASTROLOGY
Is for self.
The finest in monuments
actualization. Learn the art
of Astrology in a t)asic 10
and markers,
memorial
week course $15enrollment
duplicating,
cemetary letfee. Limited enrollment
tering, 50 years in business.
Astrological
humanistic
661 E. 8 Mile Road 542-8266.
charts and,readings availDRMNG to Lauderdale, Deable. Call Michael H. Wencember 11th. Want woman to
rich. 885-1522.
help drive and share expenses. 823-6166.
$l00-ROUND
Trip air ticket
- Cleveland to Las Vegas
AREA
Must be used by Dec 11,
PHOTOGRAPHERS!
1983 884-5619.
ProfeSSIOnal photo processing, proofing, extra color
1B-SECRETARIAL
prints, stats and repros.
SERVICE
Complete
copy services
and color slides Custom
black/white,
Matting and TYPING, word processing,
resuIl}es, $3.50 a page, 35~
metal prints. Outstandrng
addItIonal ortglnals.
No.
quahty frames and pnces at
tary S C S 772-2809
EastSide's
newest professional {lboto lab.
Complete
Creative Color services
lIlJS.8919
WORD PROCESSING
Reports
ORIENTAL RUGS
RepetitIve Letters
Envelopes
WANTED
Dissertations
one or many
Manuscnpts
Private collector Will pay any
Techrucal EquatIons
reasonable price
Tables
644-7312
WORDS/NUMBERS
PROCESSING CORP
TWO Arabic women need qua
831-9860
lified tutor to leach In our
IlIl4-WORD
homes. 821.1895.
JOANNE
TheThank.,glvlng I,>.,ue, Thursday, November 24, Will be dell vered to homes and avaIlable
for purchase at all stand., on Wedne~day. November 23rd
12l)
121
12F
13
1 JA
131
1JC
130
14
14;'
141
~ELPWANTED
GENERAL
3-LOSTAND
2A-MUSIC
EDUCAT10N
FOUND Purebred male PekInese, looks about 5 years
old, cataract on left eye, VIclmty of Maryland,
hrst
block off Jefferson
Very
well malUlered 824-3215
FOUND
Male dog
She
pherd-mlx,
1-2 years old,
exceptIOnally
even tempered, comphant Needs lovIng home 884-1144
------
!!~!!
----
FOUND Young male llger
cat on expressway,
IS In
need of a good home Call
after 4 pm 777-7566
Ask for Jeffrey.
64S-9531
PIANO LESSONS - QualIfied
teacher, my home. 882-7772
EXPERIENCED
Woman to
care for Infant In North
EastSide
home, Monday
through Fnday Attractive
salary.
References
requested
Respond to Box
No K-39, Grosse Pointe
News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse
Pointe Farms, 48236.
COUNTER
HeJp needed,
EXPERIENCED
Salespart-time,
Grosse POinte
people,unlimlted
income
Fish and seafood 885-3884
potenllal. Brand new in MIchIgan Foods o{ the Astro- LEGAL secretary - Downtown Law Firm, needs sec.
nauts 88.2-6849
retary with personal
inBABYSITTER Needed In my
Jury experience, must have
home 7 and Harper area 1
above average skills, In typinfant, 3 days per week, 1: 30
ing, shorthand, dtctaphone
pm5 p m References
Call Mrs MacMillan, 963Call 521.7249
8012.
LOVING Dependable woman
DRIVERS - Openings avatlto care for one 15 month old
able, all hours open. Need
and 2 school age chJ1dren, m
good drivmg record. Apply
our home, 2-3 days, 7 30- 4
between 1-3p m.15501 Mack
No houseclearung, top salaat Nottingham.
ry for the nght person, nonCouple
smoker, references and own PROFESSIONAL
seeks individual to care for
transportatIOn
reqUired
mfant In Grosse Pointe
After 4, 88&-3141
Farms home, 3 days per
WAITRESSES Evenings Reweek beginmng
January
ferences.
Farina's
Gra1st Some light housekee~
nary, 18431 Mack
109 References required.
Respond to Grosse POInte
MEDICAL Climc . receptionNews, Box No W-83, 99 KerISt 2 or 3 days weekly. No
cheval,
Grosse
POinte
weekends
Making
apFarms, 48236
pOintments, preparing Blue
Shield, 'dedlcare and other IDEAL for man or woman
Insurance
forms, typmg
who deSires to go back to
Must be available immework full lime In the downdiately
Only experIenced
town area. Clerical
exapplicants
accepted.
884penence
as a file clerk
1021 '
• necess~ry, call.884'.5619 ..•
" 'A:'ffENTION LADIES ..
ACCOUNTANT
UNDERCOVERWARE offers Part time mature,
exper.
you the perfect opporturuty
lenced Individual to handle
for Unlimited earning potencorporate returns and retial, an all expense paid trIp
lated areas
to Hong Kong, and more by
961-7892
selling lingerie at m-home
MATURE
Woman needed to
parties Small mvestment
care for 2small children, 3-4
free training and set yOU;
days a week. Possible light
own hours 34So8878
housekeeping,
transportaNURSES AIde to work 3-11
tion reqUired
Days
83~
p.m. Saturday and Sunday,
2290; after 6 882-5772
In private home, canng {or
SALES Person wanted, applistroke case, non-smoker
catIOns
taken
Monday,
After 6 p.m 88&-5361
November
21, 1()"12 p.m.
EXPERIENCED
Waitresses
only, Marlo Beauty SUpply
and barmaids for new Ca.
16m!'l i!:as( Warren
hforma style restaurant.
App!tcatlons and Interviews
AIDES - $3 35 hour, depentaken between
2-5 p m
dable, hard worker,
St
};'lnndi!Y thru Friday, 1538
Annes Nursing, 6232 CadrankIm, 3 blocks east 0'
ieux-Harper.
~~I ~ ~Iocks south of
KITCHEN
Help - $3 35 hour,
Jefferson
In River
Town
hard worker or fast food
area
experienced,
dependable,
SECRETARY
6232 Cadieux-Harper.
RECEPTIONIST
A PERSON to assist ManNew Center area growIng
ufacturers
Representative
manufactunngfirm
looking
group on Warren Avenue
f?r a sharp, energetic, qua.
near Yorkslme
Dulles Inhfled secretary-receptionelude: customer and manISt Word processing
and
ufacturer
contact
bookcomputer experience hel~
keeping, fihng, packing and
ful send resume to Box No
typmg,
send resume
to
5-26, Grosse Pointe News, 99
MIchigan Incentive
RepKercheval,
Grosse Pomte
resentatives,
16633 East
Farms, 48236
Warren, DetrOIt, 48224
BABYSITTER lo my home, 8
MEDICAL Billing' recent exMile-Schoenherr
area
perience required Prepare
mostly mghts until 10 30
billing
documents
for
pm, 2 school age children,
Blue-Cross-Blue Shield and
own transportation
Must be
Medicaid, m Grosse Pomte
gO<!dWith children and de823-0100from ~3.
pendable
526-2417 mornIngs
EXPERIENCED
Shoes
salesperson
Mr McCourt
WANTED AggresSIve saTeSshoes Must be WIlhng to
people Highest percentage
work fleXible hours, 886commiSSIOns paId 882-4662
4360 10 AM-I: PM Monday
MANICURIST Apply at Sinthru Friday only to arrange
bads HaIr StudIO 88&-6881
mtervlew
-- - ----- - -
CAN You pamt, wallpaper, do
carpenter work and reflrush
floors? I reqwre the services of a non-profeSSIOnal
who has restored hiS home
and would like to earn extra
LOST, cat, black &: white,
"THE COMEDY - MAGIC
money helplOg me to do the
short.halred,
(fat)
AnOF GARY THISON,"
same, after work, weekends
swers to Ambush Cloverly
as seen on PM Magazine
or m other free time Must
and Webster 881-7618
Adults, children
Priv&:te
be famIliar With the potengreyand
parties, banquets Reason. MISSiNGikittens~
tial of a Tudor home bwlt In
white, Maryland - Kercheable
1928 886-1792
val area 824-8069
882-2930
HAIRDRESSER-with
baSIC
clientele Booth or statIon
D J. 's For all occasions
If
you
lose
me
rental or commiSSIon Fuli
Low rates Call 839-8595
or part hme
Excellent
or find me ...
COLE PORTER
Grosse
POinte locatIon
FOR COCKTAILS
884-6072
Plano bar stylings
in the
FULL
tIme housekeei>effOr
Bobby Short manner I will
Grosse POInte area beauty
play and sing the great
salon References
prefertunes fr0t? the 20's, 30's, 40's
red 884-6072
and proVlde my own piano
2A-MUSIC
EDUCATlON
Page Four-C
November 17, 1983
INVESTMENTS SALES
Leading fmanclal institution
has !tmlted operungs for mvestment sales representatives Unlimited prospects
Complete tralOlng course
With salary and commlSSlon
programs
Very high Income potentIal Call Vrnce
Ashley, 77~6222 for a confl
dentIal mlervlew
IDS MARKETING CORP
Equal opportunity emp.oyer
MIF
BOOTH RENTAL AND
POSITION AVAILABLE
AT
JOSEPHS OF
GROSSE POINTE
BEAUTY SALON
882-2239
REAL ESTATE SALES
We'll run your ad
FREE!!
882-6900
Makea company change or beg 10 a career Wlth TAPPAN
& ASSOC We take pnde In helpIng our people succeed EXCELLENT INCENTIVE program
For a
personal intE'rvlew, call JOHN A MOSS
TAPPAN & ASSOC
,
884-6200
GROSSE
Thursday, November 17, 1983
4-HELP WANTED
GENERAL
4-HELP WANTED
GENERAL
5-SITUAnON
WANTED
SA-SITUAnON
DOMESTlC
POINTE
Page Flve-C
NEWS
6-FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
6-FOR RENT
6-FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
UNFURNtSHED
6-FOR RENT
UNFURNSHED
ST Clair Shores
1 bedroom
MA YFIELD,
Hayes 10 De
lower on a ca nal Boat dockSuper DIce 15 MILE Harper, at 1.94, one
troit Clean, 3 room upper,
Woman to CHATSWORTH
LADY WIth experience,
de EXPERIENCED
ASSISTANT Cook - Itahan
ing, $350 per month Cen
stove, refngerator,
carpet,
and qwet Newly decorated,
bedroom Immaculate
conhouseclean, Iron and laun
sires day work References
food Experienced
salad
tury 21 AVid 778-8100
heat mcluded
Ideal for
2 bedroom
upper, newer
dillon, loads of storage, ex<1ry
Uwn
tran!>portatlon
available
after
Thanksglvperson, days Waitress/waiSchweitzer Real Estate/Betworkmg person
Secunty
carpetmg, modern kitchen
cellent locatIOn $290 per
Call Donna, 77~0324
TWO Bedroom lower Haver
ter, bartenders,
part lime
109 925-9722
ter Homes and Gardens
-- - bath, garage $280 plus !>e
month plu., utilities
553
depoSit 372-4477
lull 881 0949
Maintenance
work, even- EUROPEAN Woman to take YOUNG Lady wlshe!> day
---wants to help you get start
cunty elnd utlhtle!> Kohlel
4855
TWO bedroom lower flat, on BUCKINGHAM
work, With I eference!>, III
109!> Downtown al ea Send
ed In the real estate busl
Warren,
5
care of home and kitchen
372-1862
ONE Bedroom apartment,
Bedford near Mack $360
tere!>ted call Charlene, 922resume to Box No T-26
ness, free Pi e-llcense clas
room upper
Vacelnt Se
Free to travel and able to
GRO~SE
POinte
Pal
k
Upper
l>PelCIOU.".,tove,
refngeraper
month
New
carpetmg
Gros!>e
POJDte
News,
99
7923
9am
9pm
ses now elvallable (!>mall
cunty
depo!>lt reqUired
take care of elderly, college
-- -L,l kepolntc
2 bedl oom,
tor, $300 per month Call
Appliances, heat, and water
Kel cheval, Grosse Pomte
materlab
charge)
Grosse
Wayne Realty 521-4444
educated 892-0403
HOUSE
A
MESS?
cleeln,
family
neighborhood,
Monday
Friday
9-5,
55~2000
Included
Call
after
6
pm,
Farms,
48236
POinte
Farms,
Grosse
GROSSE POInte City Large
TWO Female -graduate
stuNo Time? Call
ne.ll tran!>portatlOn, .,tove
ext 109
MI-5472
Pomte Woods, offices are
!>tudlo apar tment With !>e
dents want to el!>SIStyou 10
COOKS &
and refJlgerator,
garage
STATE Fair Kelly near East
GROSSEPomtp
Park, lovely
hmng Call today for confl
parate entrance, qUiet and
makmg your party a sucGro'>se Pomte School., and
land Super clean 2 bedroom
WAITRESSES
dentJal mtervlew with the
2 bedroom upper on Bea
untrafhced ,>treet, new Eng
cess, servmg and bartendHOUSE-KETEERS
Park
Pa!>se!>
$300-month
bungalow
New
refngeraExpenenced
only
Apply
be
leadel In the mdustry
consfleld Llvmg room and
IIsh carpet $280 per month
Ing at your holiday affairs
Let
Our
Crew
Come
In
&
Do
All
Pay
own
ullhhe.,
~ecurlty
tor,
.,tove,
$385
Available
tween
2-4,
Tuesday
through
Denms Andru!>, group vice
dining room Parking
In
Excellent references
M2882-9590
depo"lt
.lnd refel ence!>
d
of Your General Cleelmng
Fnday at St Nick's HanPi eSldent 886-4200
rear Carpeted throughout,
33t
1967
Avalldble
lmmed
Iffime
lately
Mu'>t
'>ee
to
1013,
885-0009
Wtndow!>&
Overu,
Too
I
,
Ask
gar, DetrOIt City Airport
believe
886-7240
674
NEFF
flelt 2 bedroom!>
kitchen
appliance!>,
$310
---GENERALOFFicE
lately
About Our Celrpet Clearung
No phone calls
.lnd den Clean, carpeted,
plus utilities
Immediate
TWO Bedroom lower, carpet
CARING & DOING"
- - --- - -- --TYPING - POSTING Serv Ice Excellent
Refer
melXlmum m,>ulatlOn, mod
occupancy 886-6051
BALFOUR
Between
Mo
lng, applIance'>, no utlhtles,
PROFESSIONAL
Couple
IS OUR MOTTO
PHONE
-- ences
Gift
CertlflCdte
erate heat 109 1:1I1!'> ,>tove,
rang Moro!>'> L,lrge ,I bed
$250 plu!> l>ecunty,
non- HAYES, Camden area, large
needs full hme care gIVen
JEFFERSON NEAR
Avallelble Call Chm
refrigerator
garage
$475
room ColoDlell mdn) cu.,
k
d I
for girlS, 3 and 5,some
two bedroom lower. clean,
REN-CEN
• LIVE INS
monthly
882868.5 after
tom featUl e., ~25 monthly
~~o~
e:t u2~~ preferred
565-4300
housework,
must
have
car,
!>ecure, heated $285 a mon
25~6400
• AIDES
6 PM, 885-1508
plu!> depo!>lt No pel', 839hve-m preferred
MI8987,
th, garage 372-9884, da)~,
• RN's & LPN's
$500 Off With Thl., Ad
2736
LAKESHORE Village, 2 bedSEEKING BabySitter for 21h
GROSSE POInte P<lrk 3 bed
everungs
.521 1927, evemngs
room
lower
flat
Ideal
for
year old In your hcensed
room low!'r f1elt Beacons
ABLE TO d('dl1 'OUI home 01 GRO~SE POinte Pell k attrelC
.,enlOr Citizen!> $400 per EIGHT MILE, GRATIOT, 5
home 2-3 days per week INSURANCE - experienced
For Home Health Care
held at Vel nor carpeted
office m l'l hOUI~ Depen
t1ve 5 room lo",el
well
commercIal
IOsurance
seroom
upper,
heat
Included
melmtelmed, .,ecure<! buLid
month plus utilities
Call
Call between 6 p m -8 p.m
At Its Best Call
dable, thO! ough Thl ee pel
throughout
dl elpE'rles, apcretary
needed
for
eastSide
Immaculate
Ideal
fO!
cou
M~~3
'
lng WOI kmg .ldult ore
.lftel 6 p m 774-2303
pltance!> gm elge Separate
'>on CIe" "Ill eledn to yoU!
MEn-STAFF
office Send resume to The
pJe $315
ba.,ement
ImmdcuJate
ferred
$'100 plu'> utllltle.,
:->MALL). bedl OOIll oUIIgalow, WHITTIER,
satl!>fdctlOn 1'~",(el!ellt I ~
LIVE-IN for family with 3
Peppler Agency, POBox
Harper
Love
557-2505
821 5448
no garage
Immediate
(ondlt IOn, $395 d month
lei ence~ III 'OUI <11 eel C.lll
boys ages 5-13 Pleasant
36418,
Grosse
POInte
ly I bedroom apartment
Day!> 583 1363 evenIng'>
fOJ e"lIm.lte K,u en - 682 I L DUPLEX 011 MOl 0.,." In
JACKor~lltra~~-;;l~~foccupelncy $275 plus depos
workmg conditions, pnvate
Farms, 48236
Ideal for mature SIngle or
It On Radnor m DetrOit
823-0216
21l2, Chll"'"
- b81 7'517
erences
Reasonable
885quarters
Excellent salary
conple,
heat
Ineluded
$265
I
94.
2
bedl
oom,
b,l,>erncnl
Call
M5-1389
NEED Extra money Be your
9213 or 881-8734
and benefits. Wednesday,
GROSSE Pomte near Jef(er
7 MILE, KELLY 2 rooms,
293-6,1.15dflel 4 ,10
A LADY expellenced Wishes
own boss, set your own
Sunday off Other cleaning
HAVE EAVESTROUGHS bon One, two bedroom
pnvate bath, workmg gen
NEAR Gros!>e Pomte alea
CADIEUX-Warren
Upper 4
to
do
housework
In
the
hours,
earn
good
money
help employed. Applicant
apartments
Newly
de
tieman, $45 per week
clean and nmnmg smoothly
1-94 _ Expres'>way
Whit
looms, $225 Carpeted, reGro!>!>e
Pomte
elrea
Call
Selling
Amway.
882-2274
must be able to drive, be a
corated Evemng., 824-3849
For others call LdVon',> Ren
by expenenced
college
after 6 p m 372 2392
ller,
effiCiency
apell
tmen!.
decorated,
8812445
non-smoker and have re- MUST BE 18, Wllhng to work
tal and Propert)
Manage
painter
$15 $20 M4-7944 ,
BALFOUR Near Warren, 3
heat Included,
off !>tleet ONE Bedroom upper flat
cent references, 886-9784
YOUNG L<ld\ de"l1 e., dome'>
schedule lOcluding days,
ment
773-2035
331-4306
bedroom brick bungalow,
parkmg,
$225 per month
Hayes Chalmer.,-Whltller
---------tiC
\IOlk
lefelence"
882
mghts and weekends StartPAINTER - Handyman partM5-1220
area Ideal for middle a~e THREE bedroom bnck Colon
fireplace, garage, security
GENTLEMAN
deSires
office
6679
ing pay $3 35 hour Apply at
time $3 50 per hour, 821people $250 IDcludes utilltdepoSit reference., $325 per
lal m Woods, drapes,. car
cleamng, light dnving, erMr. C's Dell, 16830, East
5448,
GROSSE
POINTE
CITY
Ie'>plus
$100
secunty
deposHome month ~7725
peting throughout, natural
rands,
references
VA- EXPI':HlENCED
Warren
781 ST CLAIR
It AvaLiable December 6
Health AIde WI.,I1C., pdll
fireplace, stove, refngera
FINANCIAL PLANNING
451M
HOUDA
YS BY YOUR OWN
----time \\01" 821 2B2 01 821 Excellent locatIOn near VII
FOOD Prep
and counter
Applicants Will be screened
tor, dishwasher, dlspo!>al, 2
C~llege graduate or pnor busCOZY FIRESIDE
rehable
work,
downtown
res- HAVE Experienced,
iage
elnd
Nelghbol
hood
5275903
after
6
p
m
&116
car
garage
Fenced
yard
SOUND INTERESTING?
mess owners preferred
to
babySitter to share Want
taurant,
some experience
With patio, $599 per month
Club Lovely
2 bedroom
GROSSEpr.i!nte
Maryflllld,4
mvestigate !tus speciahzed
son starlmg nursery schoo! IRONING Done III my home
2
Bedroom brick bungaloW,
necessary
Martha,
after
2
lower, fully carpeted, With
835-4852
field ThiS career opporall appliances
mcludmg
room upper, $205, mcludes
appliance!>, 2 car garage
2-3 days/week
January
(European
Style)
Also
pm
567-1515
turnty offers extenSi ve slulls
FRAZIER OFF GRATIOT. 3
Grosse Pomte Woods, seKenslOgtonfMack
area
home style hor.!>d'oeuvre!>
storage and gelrage, $450,
he~ 527-0960 a!ter~ ~~ • and techmcal trammg
to GOVERNMENT
JOBS bedroom
duplex
BaseCUllty, lease References
MI-2238
Include meat pleb sluffed
lease plu!> utLlllies
WHITTIER
Manor, 1 bedqualified indl viduals, Call
$16,559 - $50,553/year Now
ment, central air, Ideal (or
Evemngs Collect 34~5036
grape leave!>, .,paghettl sa
882-4988
room, bath, !tvmg, kitchen,
COMPANION
AsslstancefOr
Glen Housey at 64~3250
HlTmg Your area Call 805couple, 1 cluld okay, $400
_ __
_
dmlng area $325 Includes
lad, frUit pie!>
77&-8371
elderly
or
disabled
non
BEDFORD 5 - room uppe(,
HARPER
WOODS, Grosse
687-6000, ext R-1626
WEIGHT Tramer to help me
ST CLAIR redecorated,
new
heat and water and parlung
smoker
Good references
carpet, stove, I efngeratol',
COMPANION, cook houseFEE REQUIRED
Pomte School Dlstnct.
3
altam "10" status, through
carpetmg
and
drapes,
aparea
9550
Whittier
823dishwasher
Uliluties
neit
382-6479
--- ------man, chauffeur
Local refbedroom
house,
fenced
weight lifting, JOggmg, 3/4 EVERYBODY eats, earn mp!tances 2 bedroom upper.
5838
meluded.
$350 monthly
erences
Dally. weekly,
yard No garage $400
times per week. 774-5116
come and lose weight WIth
$375, 2 bedroom lower, $385. GROSSE-POlntenearJefferNo pets Da)!> 771 7671, even
PRiVATE NURSING
monthly
Compa!>slonate
MACOMB MALL AREA, t
after 6 p m
plus utlhtles 822-0790
!>on Four large rooms New
real food, 881-4011
lOgS, 884-8694
Around the clock
885-9213
bedroom condo, heat 10-----In home, hospital or nursmg
GROSSE POinte Park, 3 bect
carpet Parkmg P M 824WE NEED a mature indieluded,
$350
GARAGE Apartment
$280
4A-HELP WANTED
home RN's, LPN's, Aides, HOUSECLEANING done by
Vidual, suitable for male
room brick home With gar
3849
For more Informalton,
call
monthly
Grosse
POinte
mdture
I elldhle pel !>OI1
companions,
male attenDOMESTIC
age, porch, washer, dryer,
U
- ---to run our mail room:
LaVon's
Rental
and
ProperShore!>. 56~5959 days, B8&Yeal., of e"'pel lence CdJl
disposal, refl'lgerator, stove H~ SE -1 Grosse Pomte
dants, Iive-lOs Screened
Ideal for an individual
ty Management, 773-2035
1180 evemng'>
886 8019
and basement
$425 a
arms,
arge 3 bedroom,
Calol
Ti8 7859
and bonded 24 hour service
----~-semi-retired,
perhaps
on WE SPECIA(IZE
1
10 the
evenings
month Call 882-0020, 9 5
1 k baths, formal dimng
Licensed nurses for msura pension, but lookmg for
WALK
to
Village
SpacIOus
room, family room, breakHOUSECLEANING
Have
placement of profeSSIOnal
ance cases
rooms, 2 bedroom!>, heat m ONE :Bedroom 7 Mllea~d
supplemental income Our
the man's touch For ap
domestic and nursmg perGROSSE Pomte Farms
6
fast area, 6 month lease,
POINTE AREA NURSES
Hayes area on Maddalem
cluded, fireplace. $550 John
salary is modest but the
pomtment call Lan)'
949sonnel
Housekeepersroom
F
drm
hou'>e
Celrpet
$775
per
month.
occupancy
TU 4:-3180
Excellent
neighborhood,
S
Goodman
Inc
886-3060
fringes
and
working
3385
Cooks - Couples - Child
ed, 2 block!> from Farms
12-15,225-3523days, M5-6981
second floor, carpet and full
condll1ons are excellent, The
-- Wishes
Care - Day Work - MaIds
----SAS-Y-S-ITIINGMACK at Wayburn2
bedPier
Ideal
for
adults
No
evenings
LADY
hou!>ecleaning
size appliances,
heat and
job IS a responsible one and
- Home Health Care Live
room, stove, rl'fngerator,
pels $450 Available Jan- ATTRACTIVE One bedroom
days Has own transporta
water mcluded
Right by
requires
the ability
to
In or Out Please call
SERVICE AGENCY
disposal,
heat
Included
uary
1st
7910071
apartment
All
utilities
and
tlOn 884-0416
bus transportatIOn
Launschedule
and manage
a
GOll
Servmg the Grosse POlDte
-------security
depoSIt
885-3211
appliances
No pets $235
dry room faCIlities $275 per
small
staff
If you're
area SlDce 1955 Care of EXPERIENCED
Lady !>eeks GROSS-E POinte Park Adults
TWO Bedroom
hou~ror
prefel red. 5 rooms and
Houston-Chalmers
area
month La!>t months rent
PERSONNEL
CHILDREN
and
the
interested m working for a
IIve-m posltton With adult or
rent
Fully carpeted
I
bath, !>love, refrigerator
839-9406
required With secunty de
large automotive onented
AGENCY
ELDERLY By the hour 24
small famtly 261-7007
94-Cadleux
arpa
Clean,
advertiSing
agency
m
pOSit of $275 ~ t794
$250 ~I month 8~2-8~18
ALTER Rd near lake 2 bed106 Kercheval
hour rates available
neat $350 monthl), secunty
downtown DetrOit, send your
GROSSE POinte Park
792
room lower carpet. stove,
ALTER Road nea r lake 3
Grosse Pomte Farms
~~~NSE~D
2640202 SC--CATERING
881
47-15
between
2
p
m
-8
resume to: Box Mc-l, Grosse
Trombley,
uppel
3 bedrefrigerator'
Prefer adult
bedroom duplex Bath and
~Irfl,
I, It ,t n
DOMESTIC CLEANING
Pomte News, 99 Kercheval
882-2928
'"
I
p.m ".~
'f09,m, 7{ .!;laths. cal'~~~:
No-pels' 33~J3m.
l
lav' Shive and refrJ~eralor
J
REN'P
Ao,GOOlNor
;yu»ri
spe
.
ElXPERIENCEIY,
II'
I
Grosse Pomte Farms, 48236'
State LIcensed ~nd ~Op?ed I "
Carpetmg' $3lJO-month Se
G1\OS~E
Pomte
Farms.
cial occasIOn. Reasonable
RELIABLE
,g~~r;a~C:I~,2m~~rc!na~~~e
,
LOVELXl
Lo;er'
fi~i,~t
~(l19
quiet, ~convenient street, 3
ASSISTAN'f TO MANAGER,
cunty, utilities M2-0028
Excellent H!fer~l1'Cl%' 88t-331 6882
n
Maryland - Grosse Pomte
FAMILY OWNED
POIN-ToE
Full time position available
bedrooms, Ilh baths, family
Park 2 bedrooms plus den,
8089
THREE
Bedroom,
1 bath.
DOMESTIC
CLEANING
EMPLOYMENT
for conSCientious,
arttcuroom, $650-month
3 BEDROOM-House childs or
formal lIvwg room WIth
SERVICE
bungalow, smgle car gar
late, dependable person for
MARIE'S
Catenng
Intema
AGENCY
DANAHER,
BAER
dog enclosure With fenced
natural
fireplace.
Dinmg
AT REASONABLE COSTS
age With attached
patIO,
U-Haul Movmg Center
tlOnal
CUlsme,
Hor s
WILSON & STROH
off back door Near schools,
room and large kitchen
carpeted through out, ap
PLEASE CALL
885-4576
Good benefits
and add'oeuvres
buffet!>,
dmners,
885-7000
church, St John Hospital
Separate basement with gas
77&-0323
pllances rncluded, $360 a
50 years rehable service
vancement potential Must
office openmgs elnd meet
--------------Expre,>,way to Downtolln
heat Updated and In excelmonth plu~ uti IItiE''> Call
Cooks,
NEED SOMETHING moved?
have good com mum cation Needs experienced
mgs,
862-6295
DetrOIt or Troy Full dlmng
lent conditIOn Has all ap- COLONIAL in prime Park 10- 882-1315 afler 5 p m
Nannies,
MaIds, House.
--~Two Pointe residents Will ---and office skills Must have
room, I'~ baths, Side dnve
pllances $325 a month plus
cation with 3 bedrooms, 2lh
keepers, Gardeners, Chaufmove or remove large 01 PARTY HELPERS -Two high
knowledge of profit and loss
parkmg Ne" I) decorated
utlhtles
Secunty deposit
baths, famIly room, formal 7 MILE GratIOt 3 bedrooms
feurs, Butlers
Coup'les
school
gtrls,
tramed,
have
newly decorated,
workmg
as well
small quantities
of furDl
good neighbor,
$3'l5 884Occupancy December 1st
dming room and 2 car gar~urse
Aides
Companions
transportatIOn,
WIll <;erve
Apphcants
please apply In
folks preferred
$300 a
ture, appliances, planas or
6096
1983 Call 881-0800.
age Stove, refrigerator,
and Day Workers for '!Inand cleeln at parties
88&monlh 881 5962 or 882-9130
what have you Call for free
person only
TOWNHOUSE
M-etro
Park
HARCOlJR-'f
785
.
SpacIOUS
dtshwasher,
washer-dryer,
vate
homes.
carpetmg,
wmdow treat3284
estimate
3430481, or 822U-Haul Co
18514 Mack Avenue
WOODS
3 bedway area Appliances, full
upper flat, hvmg room with
ments, central air, two fire- HARPER
12001East Jefferson,
2208
SANTAHas his-order In, do
Grosse Pomte Farms
room bnck bungalow ]1;"
-----basement
$335
882-9850
01
natural
fireplace,
large
dmplaces.
near CoMer
you? Call APRON ASSO
• EXPERIENCED
NURSES'
car garage, basement
ap
465-4533
109 room, 2 bedrooms with
(No Phone Calls Please)
RESPONSIBLE tenant wantCIATES and make you I
BABYSITTER Needed days
aides avallable Reasonable
fu II wa II c Iosets, Iarge comphance!> 886-3217
2 bedroom
umque hohday parties
a NOTTIN-GHAM
_ Must have transportaI t k t h
th
t
ed to rent upper flal m
DENTAL Chair aSSistant,
rates. Fraser Agency State
flat, newl) decorated
Re
pee
I c en WI ea mg
Grosse Pomte Park 2 Bed
UPPER Flal, 7 I\hle Gratlo\.
success 882-7149
tion Call Sue, after 5 pm
full-time for busy, Grosse
hcensed and bonded 293
fngerator,
stove heat In
area Garage. 884-2571, or
2 bedroom. $225, ont>months
88&7404
rooms, bath, hvmg room,
886-9570
Pointe general prachce
1717
NEED
PARTY
HELp?
Two
--secunty 792 4636
cluded
$225 Ideal
for
references
reqUired
$350
Must have some trammg or HOUSEKEEPER,
cook, for HANDYMAN - Complete reexperienced
sIxteen year
adult'> No pets 8866102
EASTSIDE 2 bedroom newly
per month
experience
Benefits
88&
669 NEFF Rd, duplex Beausingle bUSIness woman,
olds Willprepare, serve, and FIRST Month rentfree- 3-bed
pairs - extenor and mlerior,
decorated,
$260
plus
deposTAPPAN
& ASSOC 884-6200
5460
tIful tnple A shape LIke
ranch house near Cottage
cleanup
and make your
attiCS, pamtmg,
roofmg
new 3 bedroom'> 2 baths. 2
room hou,>e Remodeled m
It ~6896
Hospital Llve-lD, car and
holIday party a success I
etc Referencec; G Lozada
INTERIOR DESIGN
tenor 685 Vermer 884-4812 SELL Or lease With optIon to THREE MILE-East Wan-en
lavs Adults No pets $650
references
requlfed
882Call
Anne
886-1328
368-2830
An mterest 10 mterior deSIgn
GHOSSE
POinte Pa'rk.
5
buy m 1 year. house Priced
2 bedroom upper, fireplace,
Call evemng'> B8&-9899
0899,
9
a
m.
to
5
p
m
or
Karen
881
7563
helpful
Sales person for
In the "70's" $5 000 d n
garage
$400 monthly 10FRANK'S
Handyfnan
ser,
--~--- SOMERSET NEAR
cludes heat 885-0385
leadm'g fine art gallery
rooms and bath Clean. $295
"ow
HOUSEKEEPER needed full
vice Wallpapermg,
pamt
th ,
t s $685
CATERED DELIGHTS now
P
a
month
Include'>
heal
a)men
per
mon
,
HARPER
Workmg m your area Very
time, 886-4351
109 and miscellaneous
re
servmg the Pomtes
Be a
331-3763
low utilities 3 bedroom New
OUTER Dr - Warren: custom
tugh commtSSlon. FleXible
5 room lower, $250 per month
pairs 773-2123
England Colomal, Grosse
2 bedroom home. fireplace
guest at your own party
BABYSITTER Needed for 8
hours MISS Griggs
963
4 room upper,
$200 per
HOC'~E F()f{ lent
51 Clair
Pomte Park 882-9044after 6
basement, garage. $375 re
Hors d'ouevres, vegetable
month old Prefer my home
0511
mont h Security
depo'>l t
TWO Mature women de,>lre
basket
creations,
party
Shores
3 bedrooms,
full
pm
ferences, secunty 771-3751
30-40 hour
week
ReMature adults prl'ferred
housecleaDlng
Excellent
trays Complete party plan
ba,>ement, 2 Celr garage
- -- -CAMERA Store needs caferences, 885-5699
$450 pel month
7744785 SPACIOUS 2 bedroom
2lh LANCASTER
-Woods
12 GATES REALTY
Grosse Pomte references
mng assistance
Call 293
521-7000
mera sales persons With
after6p m weekdays An)
bath,townhousestylecondo
Mile-Hayes
One bedroom
6299 and schedule your holl
445-1156
outgomg personahty and an 5-SITUATlON
time weekends
With basement
Troy-Sterlower condo, all applIances.
HARPER WOODS
£ bed
day party today'
mdepth knowledge of 35mm
YOUNG lady Wishes day
ling Heights area Air, 10air, heat, pool, carport
WANTED
room apartment
near St
SLR cameras
Applicants
work Dependable, reliable
THREE bedroom Bungalow
elude,> all appliances plus
clubhouse
Carpeted,
Johns Hospital
$425 M4must be able to work full LICENSED babysitter, lovmg
6-FOR RENT
responSible
With refer
16052 Ed,>tbul n 8 MIIel
washer and dryer, utilities
D1cely decorated.
$320
0501
time mcludmg all evenmgs
UNFURNISHED
ences 822-6125
Kelly drea $]';1) plu ... ,ec
not mcluded No pets 97~
monthly plus secunty
821
care given Monday - FnLOVELY Modern I bedroom
-------- -and weekends Call StudIO
unty 882-15.'1'1
9171
4437
day Learning, fun activIONE-GIRL office, bookkeepapartment
carpeted.
air
Camera at 881-6200 Ask for
ties Balanced meals proWHY
NOT
CONSIDER
mg.secretanal.
payroll. bll
FOUR room uppel ,>tove, re K ELL Y North of -Moross -:'-3 ONE Or 2 bedroom flats for
conditlollln~.
parklDg
DaVid Ternes to apply for
Vided Colleen, 776-0081
HAVING YOLR
ling Expenenced
Call Jo
fngerator
clean,
good
bedroom home, carpetIng,
rent 822-0949
$260/month
rnclude'> heal
thiS posllJon
area. mu,>t .,ee $225 plu,>
...tme refngerator, washer,
---------- RETIRED HANDYMAN25~4741
WhittIer Haye, 36&-8134or
CAMERA Store needs photo.,ecunty
I efE'rence." 527
dr} er
I-'reshly pawted,
TWO Bedroom
duplex
INVESTMENT
MlDor repairs, carpentry,
88'1 3542
I
HOUSEKEEPER,
lIve m. 5
fmishmg sales persons who
9282
$350 Arter 6 p m 77~0241
Moross
- Beacon'>fleld
electncal,
plumbmg, bro.
days
Box
F
75,
Gro.,,>e
PROPERTY
,ALTER
CH,\RLEVOIX
:
can work eIther full time Inken wlDdows and sash cord
Pomte News, 99 Kercheval.
HOUSE, Gro,,>e Pomle Park.
GROSSE Pomle- Pa;k-=
2
uhhtle,
(,ro,>"e POIllI(' !>Ide,<lllracllvci
MANAGED?
c1udmg evemngs and week
replaced, etc Reasonable
Gros'>e
Pomte
Farms
MI
1 bedroom
formal dmIng
bedroom uppernat
Nestled
--large ol\e bNlroom or 'itud1<~
IT S REASONABLE
ends, or afternoons
and
References 882-6759
room.
l<lrge
kitchen,
In Windmill Pomte area
In- HOUSE WlTh- apartment
48236
oIpartmE'nl,> $180 $210 mJ
evemngs, startmg at 12noon - -- --AND EI- FI CIENT'
---appliance,
drape'>
newly
eludes
refrigerator,
stove,
Ideal
for
1
tenant,
garage
PROFESSIONAL,
mature
FOR DETAIL~ CALL
and weekends
Applicants
cludl.'~ apphdllCP" and 11~
LADY- WIshe'> hou'>ecleanmg
decorated
$425 per monlh
washer, dryer, fresh clean
references
Mamstlque Jef
worn an seeklDg employtllllle, 1.117&')2_ _ _ _
!
With prior photographIc
have reference!> 92.'3-0451
I
plu<; ,ecunty
dl'po,lt
311
$.115 882-6711
fer'>on 775-4320
ment
Ten years exper.
knowledge definitely preDILLON
(;{WSSE
POINTfo:
1
lence
Secretarial,
mana
6i10
~TX
Furm'>hed
-rooms
In
De
I
94-CADIEUX
one
bed
PAINTING, carpenter work,
ferred
Outgomg
per
PROPERTY
genal Call Nancy. MI-3888
MOVING CO
A MUST See Home - 1 hed
trOlt For rent 925-9308 or
room, ,>tove, refrigerator
sonahty and a smile are Job
houses, garages, small jobs,
-- - - -room bnck
ranch
den
92'>-9431
carpetmg
$275 per month
MANAGEMENT
repairs
Best pTlces Pete,
Re(l"on<lole Hate'>
essentials
If you feel you GREAT
Lakes Landc;capmg
8111 414i
office appliance'> wa,her
Heat mcluded 3310581
Reh.thle ~(,l" Ice
882-2795
are qualified, call StudIO
and Snow Removal Com.
- FreE' E,>lImale,>
all' condltlomng
2 block, 'HOt ~E Bedcon"fJeld
be
Camera at 881-6200 and ask
pany IS now offenng speCial GUTIER cleanmg cleaned
from Sl .John Ho,>plt<ll
l"'E'('I1 M<lck and W,II ren
TWO B('(\room condo apart
141-0481
for DaVId Ternes
r ales on 'Seasonal"
and
NOTTINGHAM
OUt!'1
flu'>hed. m,>pected repair
,hoppIng
"chooh
Lawn
Hl'frrence'>
<lnd .,ecuntv
ment III ~chu1t7 E"tat('",
"Per-Time"
,>now removal
DrIve
<lred
Modernlzrd
ed, '>torms replaced
odd
\I TER \T .r1'~FFEH"'ON
,now mamten.lnce $'iOOplu.,
d(,po"'lt I equlred S27') plu',>
/19 to.hle G<lrfH'ld <lr(';l) All
FREE TRAINING
agreements
Call today for
upper Income
on(' h('d
JObs John 822-7421
Pr(',>lIgIOu, 4 '>1or) ('levator
"ecunl!
Aftf'r 6 P m 341
u1i111Ie,>882-2760
<lpp!J;lnN', dr<lpE''' laundry
SChweitzer Real Estate-Belfree estimates
room appliance,> fully cm
90:).5
hook up, C<lr pot \. qUiet,
bUlldmg. luxury <lpart
ter Homes and Gardens IS
885-0502
,
E \"TLAND 7 Mile - GratlOl
clean $190 pIll' utJlIIH'<;
peted, heat and garage
SA-SITU AnON
ment<; 'WIth lalg(' room'>
pleased to announce a free
-- - $'l95 R68- 1414 8 5, a,k for GROSSE POINTE Wood'> 2
,II (',I Luxullou"
qUIet ter
28&-4101<lfter 6 p m
DOMEsnc
DEPENDABLE,
relIable,
one and two hedrooms
pre-license trammg course
Mike or 881 ')881 <lfler 6
o('droom. h<l,>ement. 24x24
I,lceg<lrd('ndp;lltment
one
conscientiOUS adults. baby
RefE'rE'nc('- ,1011secuni\
(A small charge for matergar<lge on corner 101 $425
hl'droom
S2i') :;212225 or EFFICIF:NCY
Condo
In
pm
sItters available,
hourly,
reqUirE'rl
Ial'> ) Call George Smale at
per month 88'>-5991
7:;1 28'i4
clude'> utlhtle,> eX(,E'pl ('Ie(
If1clh or phone (}i20 \\1111
dally, overOlle. weekends in
the St Clair Shores Sales
Walk('1 \Iklr(' HE'alt)
ON
THE
LAKE
your home
For more
Office at 777-4940for detaIls
Dn \ E' (,h d 1m('I" ~r:VEI'. \1I1E'/(,1<ltlOt - 14209
tier 157 1316
88&~O
WINDMILL
POlnl('
$1)')0 Ol TEH
mformatlon. call 88&6180
In the 80's
Go WIth the
dl('01 iloomfl,lt
coIrpE'led
F<lll CI('...1 "p,l('IOU'> ,>('cure
.,--le,l"e or $700 monlhl)- upper
leader of the mdustry'
I ('III!!('! "lIlT ,,\m (' ~,1I ,lge
5 I nom $225 monlh
Se
fl<It L1VIn!( room noliIII oil
588 NEFF - 2 hPdroom'
2''2 hath lo\\nhou"f'
\e~ k'i
------ - -- -- NURSES ASSistant. care ror
$J'l() no p('''' :;27 Rl;l
('1JI1t\ RAA7117
elderly Meals, hght house
flreplac(' dmlllg room nol
IF YOU ARE RETIRED
chen, nE'Wcdrpetlllg, ml1,terh('(\room
21 '" I'l ""Ih 1
keepmg
Experienced,
re
tur,1i
Ilrepldc('
dining
~L"""I'T
('11(1('
('ondo
OR HAVE BEEN OUT
('\o,el,> 1.1\ Ing room \,I,llh flr('pl.tcE' dmlllg I nom
IT ~ I':ASY TO
H<l~E'rhlll
room
I k IIrhE'n l' 1011ll<l i'dCJ<: 2 IW(\100m
ferences 792-1476 ($5)
mlnlUm
Il "nf! Il.u pel
OF THE JOB MARKET
,>m<lllden 2 car garage
full h,l'>('m('nl ~~-, IX'I
HIRE GOOD HELP'
<lnd
W(lI
ren
Mof!Nn
kIt
room
\ hcd room'>
1'2
lea"e no! neceo;.,ary 2 bed
WHY NOT
DEPEND-ABLE
Honest
month mcludp, I<lWll;lnd ,nl>\,I, rt'mov<ll
Hou'iehold Teams
ch('n
Apph"nc(''>
garage
b<lth,> galnge
g"" fOI(E'll
room"
1I1111t) room C<ll
"DISCOVFR TODA Y'S
woman
deSires
house
88262qg
• Dependable
\62-1066
<lll h('dl c('nll <ll <Ill r011111 $27; phI" ,,('('unty
pOll (E'nll<l1 <llr refn
AMWAY
keeper-compamon-cook
ror
• Affordable
tlonlllg
oInd
b<l,('menl
gel
<1101'
r;l
nge
I)('r
month
BETTER THAN EVER"
elderly
Good references
• EffiCIent
349 ST CLAIR - uppE'rflal, I'xcellent locdtlon 15<Jfeet 10 1
Immediate I)(CUP,lllly
Secullty depo"'t
No p('t<;
Call for the whole story
885-8575
Jefferson and downtown hu" Newly decoralt'd
new
870 Lt\KE~HORE
- 1,1Ige
------ --~- - Treat your'>elf and your
881 27')5
MA RI LYN . 1l24-2?ro
FOR
home
hrlck r<lnch 1 bedroom" 'l
carpetlOg
large
room"
l'<lt
10 kitchen
2
bf>droom,>.
1
PROFESSIONAL
MOVERS
LAIHtF. 2 bedroom <lp<lrtment
BEAUTY-OPERATOR, East.
FREE ESTIMATES
bath'> f,lmr!) 100m den 'l
balh, dlDmg room fireplace III lIvln!( room "creened
10 YEARS EXPERIENCE
CLASSIFIED
ADS
on
Neff
flrE'plnce,
den
land area, 24 years same 10
886-7797
Cdr g,Hage bl>'lt II ('II $1 ')()()
FAMILY BUSINESS
porctl <lttached gnr.tge mtercom, E''«'e1lt'nl b"'>e
Be,wllful WIth laundr)- In
cation
Make $300-$400
A DIVISIOnof
per month
PIANO-APPLIANCES
CALL 882-6900
menl <,toragt' $')50 Pf'1 monlh 1rI1'lude, 1<11\ n <lnci"noli
cllltle.,
$'iOOmonthly
Roh.
weekly, Blue Cross Some
GIant ,JaOllonal
P,\LM~ QlJEI-:N
INSURED. LOW RATES
removal
M2 6~
RAA
0111')
clientele preferred 371-6645
ServIce Inc
RAA4444
7774543
or 465-6646
FREE
CLASSES
THE
J
'"GROSft'
l
I
~~~~~l~~~7
-area
1I'
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GROSSE
Page SIX-C
~FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
6-FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
IC-OFFICE
FOR RENT
POINTE
SO-VACATION
RENTALS
Thursday,
NEWS
8D-VACATION
RENTALS
6D-VACAT1ON
RENTALS
November
17, 1983
~ARTICLES
FOR SALE
8-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
DINING Room set - 9 piece,
hand carved Jacobean oak
SIESTA Key, new condo FuRNITURE
Who!esale Dls,
SKI THE CREEK
from 1920's. Excellent conbeach Side October thru
tubutors of MIchigan, AAA;
N ew Years week, December
dItIOn
Best orrer over
February
778-1956 or 884"Wholesale
DIrect
To
30 to January 6, two bed5955
You'" Sell 109 all new mer'l
$1,200 791.~OO, after ~~
--- chandlse m orIginal ca r.
room, 2 bath furnished con- ___ ....:._
do Sleeps 8. $600 the week
HILTON HEAD Vl1la EnJoy a
tons 2 ptece mattress sets,: CAP Top for, small pIck-up,
5'x6', Side and back WIDbeautiful
autumn,
near
twlO $59, full $79, queen $99,
SKI TAHOE
dows, white alUffilnum, exbeach
and
pool,
on
golf
sofa
sleepers
$119,
bunk
CHRISTMAS WEEK
cellent condition, clamps
course Sleeps 6 886-9234
beds complete $88 7 ptece
E fhclency studio Sleeps 4,
mduded, $200 881-0680
- ---- --iSLAND=~;~ry
2
hvlOg rooms $239, decoraavailable thru December 15 M-AR--COtIve lamps rrom $14 88, 5
and December
23 to Debedroom,
2 bath condo
piece wood dmette!> $159,
cember 30th, $400
FURNITURE
Pools, telUllS courts, beach
$800 Pits now $375 Open to,
~2767
882-1232_ __ _
the pubhc, dealers and lOstl.
EQUIPMENT
All If.! Retail Pnce
HARBOR Spllngs - HolLday
tutlOnal sales welcome t
WANTED - FlOrida apartYouth bed, cribs, electriC
hideaway condo Sleeps 8,
Name brands, Serta, etc
ment for seasonal rental
feeding dl<;hes, umbrollers,
Boco Raton Delray Beach
1'h bdth!>, neal slope!>, 886
9451Burfalo, Hamtramck (1
standard !>trollers, 4 styles
8924
block north of Holbrook, 1
CONDOMINIUM, beautlful,
area 886-6130
-- block east of Conant), 875of changmg tables, scales,
on ~Ie~td Key, Sdra!>ota, 2
LEARWATER Condo, $750 SARASOTA,
C
FLORIDA
7166 Telegraph
(2 blocks
Gel ry backpack!>, chrome
bedlooffi!> 2 bdth!>, pool,
month, 2 bedroom, 2 bath,
Meadows Condo, 2 bed
south of 6 Mile), 532-4060
highchair,
youth chair,
teum!> d \ dlldble Novem
pool, club house 90 day
booster
!>eat!>, swmgs,
rooms, 2 baths, pool, golf,
Monday through Saturday,
bel', Decembel,
Jdnuary
mllUmum, no pets 331-3094
port.a beds, Johnny Jump
tenms Call 882-2287
10 8, Sunday, 12-5 14460
778-7287
~- ~
GratIot (2 bloc~s north of 7
SANIBEL Island - Ft Myers
Ups, mesh or wood play
- 2
Mtle Rd ) 521-3500 Monday
FORT Myer!> Beach - Flort.
pens car!>eats, stenhzers,
Beach LuxuriOus 2 bed. CLEARWATER-Florida
dd Gulf front effiCiency
bedroom,
2
bath
luxury
thlough
Saturday,
10-8,
room, 2 bath condomlruums
port a Crib, lamps, Infant
avalldble
JanualY
3rd
Condo on tbe beach 47710909 Grand River (corner
on Gulf All amemtles 10seats,
bottles,
walkers,
lhlOugh 17th 881 5728
_ 898~
.
of Oakman) 934 6900 Moncludmg pool and tenms
tubs, bouncmg ~eats and
Avatlable weeklv Januarv
HUTC'HlN<;ON I~landIOceJa) through Saturday. 1(1-7
more
ST PETEn~Bl'RG Clearw:l
and February, 645-5498 .
MOMS' TOY ATTIC
ana II 2 bedroom, 2 bath
4575 DIXie Hwy , Waterford
tet Nev. Gulflonl pent
----------A Toy Resale Shop
oceanfront condo LUXUrIOUS Townslup (3 miles west of
hou~e J bedroom, 3 bath, PALM BEACH South, taste16637 E Warren
882-7631
decor
881-1032,~2394
Telegraph)
674-4121
Monfu lIy fUI m,hed,
2 week
fully furnished, 2 bedroom,
---mlOlmum 882309'7
day through Saturday 10-8
2 bath villa style condo
FLEA
MARKET
--6F-SHARE
LIVING
Sunday
12-5
Credit
cards
Shoppmg,
restaurants
EVERY TUESDA Y
FOHT M}er~ Beach beach
HAYESIWlutuer - modern 1
QUARTERS
and checks accepted Delinearby, pool access to llfe.
house, 4 bedloom, 3 bath,
ALCOMOS CASTLE
FARMS, On the Hill 2nd
bedroom
apartment.
ATTENTION
EXECUTIVE
very avaIlable
NINE MILE BETWEEN
guard protected beach, and
full kItchen, full laundry
floor, large rm , Windows
Appliances, heat, air, launTransfers
One and two
a pleasant short drlve to HOUSEMATE Wante<1' Ue. FlNE- Lenox
t oom, <wadable December
MACK AND HARPER
Starflre
bedroom apartments,
dedry, parkmg Close to shopWorth Avenue ThIS IS a
7730591
pendable woman to share 3
•.md J MUdl Y 31J-88&-3669or
and OlympiC gold, 48 pieces,
corator furlUshed Lmens, HARPER WOODS, 2 !>malJ
ping, small pets allowed
very desirable
locatIOn,
bedroom home 10 qutet East
602-9478622 A!>kfor Jule
swtes, Immed poss
perfect condillon $300 FlOe
dIShes, utensLls $25 per day,
$259 ~4149
available for a longer seaSide neighborhood
Call
crystal
- eleven
longCHALET n-ear Nubs Nob
ffillUmum one month Weekson Call Cathy 305-588-1799 882-6512or 343-9237before 9
Please call for detail!>,
stemmed goblets, twelve
6MILE.Grallot,lower
lficome
ly rates $250 per week.
and Boyne Highlands, fIreor evelUngs 305-737-87Z7
Virgmla S Jeffnes
pm
6 Mile-Gratiot area. 2 bed.
469-1075
place, !>kl ~peclal 823-4103,
longstemmed
sherQets
------Realtor
882-0899
$125 Glass luncheon set for
rooms, With appliances,
823-5005
LAUDERDALE
By
the
Sea,
1
HOMES TO SHARE, EAST-----eight
40
pieces
$50 62&$230monthly, plus security
bedroom condo, December
SIDE
DETROIT
AND
MOTEL MOROCCO
MARCO ISLAND
6O-VACATION
deposit 527-6557
24-31, $595 After 6 881-8965
SUBURBS
FOR MORE
ROSEVILLE
"The Prince" a beautIful lux.
RENTALS
E~~~RIC
Stove - excellent
INFORMATION CALL LA
GOOD Landlord looking for
Across from
uryCondo (apt l(04),onthe
POMPANO Beach Condo - 2
condition,
self-cleaning
Presented
by
VON'S, 773-2035
good tenant
Neat 2 bedMACOMB MALL
Gulf, on the Beach 2 bed
bedroom, 2 bath, all new
SANIBEL Island - Luxurious
oven $150 372-1091.
room upper,
carpeted,
Completely
furnished
one
room. 2 ballt, all amemtles
furrnshings Avadable now GRADUATE Male student
townhouse,
completely
basement,
garage,
12024
bedroom and kItchenettes
CAMBRIDGE
DIet, large,
TH E ART! SIS'
mcludmg all utlhtles $2,500
through
Hohdays
Pool,
furnished, accomodates 6, 2
desires roommate
Near
Elmdale,
Detroit,
$185
We pay all utilities. Small
fO! one month, $1,500 per
walking distance to ocean,
fresh supply Weekly meet.
CON N E C T ION
Grosse POinte area. $175
bedroom, 21h baths, heated
monthly plus utilities. 779security deposit. No Pets
monlh from December 1st park, golf course. Snapshots
lOgs, Thursdays Speedy demonth plus half utlhhes
pool, tennis courts, sauna,
6355 leave name and num.
All sleepmg rooms start at
May 1st Call 881-6402, or
available
Call 9 a m .1
hvery available 882-8332
Call after 10 pm 8M-1266
excellent beach, two week
$58 a week Shown daily
ber
882 4593. a~k for Ted
p.m, 772-7579
special through December
ROOMMATE
Wanted
from 9 am.
QUEEN Anne Loveseat-2an.
17th, $750 886-1684,781-5114
ONE Bedroom home. Ideal
POMPANO Beach Florida hque chairS, Italian Pro$125 monthly
Available
293.2440
HARBOR
Sprmgs,
fully
for mature couple. $190 per
beautiful
oceanfront
condo
vinCial cabmet, 2 rockers,
December
1, 1983 3921
MARCO Island "Sea Winds ..
equipped
homes
for
rent,
month, security. $190, 885- FURNISHED Upper With 2
Completely
furmshed
tables, chma and glass.
at the
Gulf front, 2 bedrooms Call
Devonshire Call after 8' 15
sleeps 8 and 12 DeVoe Re9058
Available January, April bedrooms,
family room,
for brochures.
881-6402,
pm 886-8011
alty - Lynn, McGann Real.
:~Jse: ~~~~tmg,
odds and
weekly-monthly. 885-2844
$55O-month plus utilihes.
882-4593.
4283 BARHAM - 4 room
tor ASSOCiate, 8M-9537.
ROOMMATE wanted to share
SIX month lease beginning
upper flat, newly decorated.
MINK
Jacket
finger
tip
BOYNE
Country,
completely
SHANTY
Creek.
Bellaire
BONITASpnngs
. FlOrida.
Lakeshore VIllage condom.
November 20th. No pets
$195a month $200 security.
furmshed, all electrIC, 2 tler
MichIgan
Contemporary
length Full length Mutton
North of Naples
Gulf
lfilum,
$200
plus
utllihes.
88&5196.
WM J CHAMPION 51: CO
fur- coat (new) Canadian,
chalet Upper her, 4 bedHouse, 4 Dedrooms, 3 baths,
course condo, 2 bedrooms, 2
371-6400 ask for Don or 772884-5700
room, 2 shower baths, kitand sauna, beautifully de15036MACK at Maryland. In
ffilnk collar TUl.6107.
baths, fully furnished, ten6935 evenings
chen, IIvmg room, dmmg
corated Family sloing, 10Grosse Pomte 2 bedroom
rus, golf and pool Pictures
WHIRLPOOL
Heavy duty
UPPER
Apartment,
very
room,
flreplace,
lower
tier
door pool, resort facilitles,
above business, W1th appliaval1able 464-1961
6G-STORE
washer,
excellent
condition,
SO S. Groesbeck
clean, utilities
included
3 bedroom, 2 shower bath,
776-2949,331-8255,everungs
ances. $250, $300 security
$150, Il85-OO79
LEASE
$195 per month. 6 MJleBEAUTI-FUL Condo - 2 bed.
kitchen, llvmg room, dimng
88&5196
VAIL, Colorado 2 bedroom
Gratiot. 731.1441,892-4530.
POOL Table . 7', Brunswick
M t. C Ie men s
rooms, 2 baths, completely
room, fireplace
Ski recondo, sleeps 8, available
795 ST. CLAIR, Grosse Pointe
furrnshed, north of Naples,
servatIOns now bemg ac- APPROXIMATELY
300
"Bentwood",
all
accesFULLY Furmshed
- 2 bedMarch 31st thru April 7th
City, upper flat
2 bed.
pool, tenniS, located on golf
cepted 425-8933
square feet for lease 10 gift
sorles, $150. 821-6021.
room, 1 bath townhouse 1
JaCUZZi indoor pool, steam
rooms, large living and din.
shop, m prestigious
locacourse, 4 mIles from the
block to Village shopping
bath
and
sauna
Call
465KENMORE
Aulomatlc dryer,
ing room, natural
wood.
TRAVERSE City - Tasteful.
tlOn. Call 885-2280 9 30 .
Gulf, pictures
available
and downtown bus. Short or
works good, $95. 885-0079.
.,
3565 or 791-7424
work, stove, refrigerator,
ly
furmshed
and
decorated
3
5.30
47&-0793
long term lease. No pets.
bedroom, 2 full bath cottage
_
garage. $425 per month,
KENMORE
Automatic
wash9:00
9:00
CLEARWATER, (Sand Key) MARCO Island condomlruum
882r6299.
plus security deposit 882on Duck Lake Carpetmg
6K-STORAGE
Condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath
decorator
furnished,
2,200
~~~llent
condition,
$95
FURNISHED
Basement
throughout, fIreplace, color
SPACE
8685.
completely furnished
268sq ft ground floor, direct
tv, garage Near 3 major
_
apartment. Ideal for single
1339
SUPER Nice - 2 bedroom
,
access
to
pool,
Jacuzzi
person. References.
Call
APARTMENT
Size dryers,
ski areas, deer hunting,
,lower, in qUiet Detroit area
CAij.\~tpJJage rT"'l. main £loor. I \ 110 volt, $75 885-0079. ,.l,.. \ , •
.,
,BUYNE..cAIWl!lY - 4 bedroom. , sauna, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths ,
cross
'~'ClUlitrY'" skiing,
I
after 6. PM .. ~572
Sepa rate baselJlent., kitchen
excellent
securlty
Easy
washer,
dryer,
trash
mash
- snowmobllmg Weekends,
r
chalet, fireplace, 2 ljaths, 30
SEARS
Kenmore
dryer,
exlO:OOa.m.-6:00p.m.
WIth appliances
$250 p.er RENTER
For 2 bedroom
in-put
Near downtown,
er, microwave, cable TV
minutes from skimg and
weekly, monthly 771-8078
cellent condition, $125, 886month plus utJ!ltles
Se
condo in Lakeshore Vl1lage
eastSide
Ideal spot to
CalI 885-7664
cross country
trails,
by
3304.
.Sandwiches
cunty monthly lease re
SARASOTA - The Meadows, 1
from January to June, whLle
W1nter your speCial vehicle
week or weekend, 882-5749, SANIBEL Island - Luxurious
bedroom luxury condo on
qwred 885-4710
$40
per
month
477-9363
owner IS m Florida. Low
ZENITH
19"
portable
TV,
*french Pastries
591-6180.
townhouse,
completely
golf course by the week or
monthlr rent Call 772-7579,
good picture, $135 885-0079
furmshed
accommodates
ACROSS from St John HOSPi'
POMPANO
Beach,
very
exmonth 792-4528
9ampm
7-WANTED
6, 2 bedroom, 2112 baths ,
SKI Package
- Kastle
tal Excellent for hospItal
clusive 2 bedroom oceanTO RENT
,
heated
pool,
tennIS
courts
NAPLES
in
town
condo
2
p
Spademan . Scott 3 season"
C a 5 h Bar
employee Attractive du -. &" nl:FICE
front condominium
Availsaunas, excellent
beach ,
bedrooms, 2 baths, mcely
old $140 885-6498.
lex 2 bedroom, full base
~
able for the season Free
decorated.
9 blocks from
two week speCial throug h
ment, gas heat, newly decoFOR RENT
A MATURE, non.drinkmg,
STEREO _Cassette recorder,
Parking-1400 Cars
tennis, pool, sauna, exerCIse
non-smokmg, slOgle, proGulf $1,600 monthly 643December 17th, $750 886rated security Realty 512rooms. Call 886-0924
feSSIOnal
woman
presently
receiver,
8
track,
bwlt
10
Show fea t u res
1684,
781
5114
7327
3900.
DISPLAY ROOMS
-- -- ----In 109 10 Grosse Pomte with
turn table and speakers
PALM BEACH
FOR
LONGBOAT Key/FlOrida on
GAYLORD
GROSSE Pomte St ClaIr near
no SOCial dIseases and no
$150 885-0079
un ique art i5t ic
Condo Rental. Seasonal (4,6
the Gulf of MeXICO,luxury
Kercheval,
2 bedroom,
Beautifully
furmshed
new
months)
or yearly only
PRODUCT
LINES
promlscuousdemestolent
MINK COAT - Lovely natalent,
originality
condomllUum Avallablefor
lower flat, stove and refrIthree bedroom, three bath
Fabulous
Intracoastal
2 or 3 large rooms 10 the
tural
ARCTURS
<Light
d'
t
(GROSSE POINTE)
Immediate
occupancy,
long
gerator mcluded, $400 per
condomtnlUm
WIth
fife
Pomtes
(Farms preferBeige), size 14, excellent
an va r ley.
Waterways,
views.
12th
rooms that
or
shortlerm
lease
Call
day
month plus utlhtles Appli- Large, pnvate
0
place, garage, convement t
Floor 26' balcony, 2 bed.
red) Canbefurmshed(unconditIOn SaCrifice
775Adm,'ss,'on: $1.00
have just been redecorated,
time VAl-1295 evemngs and
catlon and security deposit
major ski area,
cross .
rooms, 2 baths, pool, sefurmshed preferred)
Can
2434 or 521.4033
Will gl ve a fme setting ~o
Saturdays
772-9323
reqUIred Call 225-3146 be
country, aVBllable week be 2nd or 3rd floor With or ---------cunty, soft color, newly readequately
dIsplay your
tween 9 a m. and 5 p m
ends. weekly,
monthly
WIthout kitchen or kitchen
decorated,
Gulf, tenms
BRECKENRIDGE,
Keyproduct
Reasonably
pnced
Monday thru Friday only
Comfortably accommodates
available nearby Call own.
privileges
Write to box
stone, Copper Mountain
SIX H R ALLEN, 961-8080
RICHIE'S USED APPLIANCES
W-42 Grosse Pomte News,
er. 30&832-6312
DILLION BUILDING
EnJOy your skiing this year
PRIME Farms location, bun.
9 10 Colorado Ski to your
Monday thru Friday,
99
Kercheval,
GrossePomte
100% GUARANTEED
galow, 434 Ma:lor, newly
881-4147
,HARBOR SPRINGS
am -Gp m
Farms, 48236
front door 2 bedroom del uxe
16626 E WARREN
decorated, carpeted, 3 bed.
Lovely
year
round
home,
condo Grosse Pointe owner,
rooms, garage. No pets Re- OFFICE or business space,
FORMER
MichIgan
Execu885-0079
Beachl44
sleeps &-8 Make your skllng CLb.ARWATER
days 365-7144, nights 822Punch and Judy block, apferences
$600 per month
tive and hiS family now hvWest 2 bedroom, 2 bat h
reservatIOns early
1470
proximately
400
sq.
ft.,
Mr
plus security. Arter 6 p m
109 ID Ohio WIsh to rent or
- FLORIDA - Port St Luclcm
luxury condo on Gulf 00"1
882-2597
Edgar, 811&-6010.
~5529.
house sit dunng holidays,
1714
Stuart area New furnished
-~---medium to large home
ISLAND South Seas
CAVALIER MANOR PRIME Northeast Oetrolt MARCO
condo for rent 2 bedrooms,
Personal and bus mess recondo on the beach 2 bed VENICE FLORIDA . JUs t
area - near Grosse Pomte
south
of
Sarasota,
1
bed
24575 KELLY
2
baths
Completely
furferences prOVided Contact
room, 2 bath, newly decor
Chmc or office ApproxAZAR'S GALLERY
room
condo,
nght
on
th
e
EASTLAND AREA
mshed
WIth
everythmg
new.
Mrs Miles at 1-216-653-9028
ated, weekly-monthly
Call
Imately
2,000
square
One
or
the
largest selecttons of Onental rugs
Gulf
Pool,
"leeps4,
avallabPool, club house, tenms
LUXUriOUS modern
2 bedafter 5.30 652-2237
feet Ideal for medICal, real.
at mmlmum prices
Ie November 22-Decembe r
-room apartment
or Town
evenmgs 755-1459
7C-GARAGE
ty or beauty shop Good MARCO ISLAND--beautiful 2
31th 884-1587
house. Apphances, carpet,
251
E.
MERRILL,.BIRMINGHAM
WANTED
-HARBOR
SPRINGS
lease terms With all utihtles
--bedroom, 2 bath penthouse
central air, pool, carport
mcluded 885-1220
bedroom
condo- 7 Mile s Three
644-7311
condo All amerutles, cable ~ICHAWAYE
Near 10 Mile Road From
mlOlum, sleeps 10, sWim. AVAILABLE Garage needed
South of Gaylord Golf, ten TV, washer, dryer .PrIvate
OPPOSITE EASTLAND
$385 445-2428, 961.7411
to house car for W1nter 886mlng pool, hghted tenms
ms. clubhouse, pool, play
beach, pools, tenms, boal
OPAL PLAZA
0456 after 6 pm
ground, 3 lakes, sailboats ,
NOVEMBER SpeCial
One
courts
J. & F. FIREWOOD
docks, 24 hour secunty
18301EAST 8 MILE RD
Days 886-6922
paddle boals, much more
month only' One bedroom
SEASONED OAK AND MAPLE
Days 372-3456, after 6 p m,
6 Room ProfeSSIOnal SUIte
Evemngs-885-4142
Beautiful 4 bedroom home ,
or studiO $150 East Outer
~ART1CLES
and weekends, 884-6848
950 Square Feet
$57 per face cord
~--sleep!> 12 2 baths, fully
Drive-GratIOt Area Clean,
Heat 51: Air ConrollolUng
FOR SALE
CONDOMINIUM,
10 mmutes
Tax and Dehvery Included
LOVELYNew"(;ondo for rent.
well kept bUlldmg Leave
eqUIpped,
kitchen
With
Included
from Boyne and Ot~ego
Quantity Discount Available
completely
furnl~hed,
2
message at 526-1209
dl"hwa"her fIreplace, T V ,
777-4646
AvaIlable for X-Mas week
Same FlOe Quahty and ServIce
bedroom, 2 bath Available
BLUE PRINTS
"tereo 885-3211
and othertJmes thru sea~on
TWO Bedroom Duplex - E
At Last Years Pnces!
now thru January
14th
RESUMES
2 bedroom,
loft, 2 bath,
SWlmmmg, golf and tenm!> HUTCHINSON Island Ocean a
Warren/Outer
Drive Ga ONE or more rooms at $175
JOHN 757-4885
LAMINATING
FRANK 882~910
1 beautifully furm"hed, 4th
newly decorated 882-4403
rage, hardwood floors and
Call after 5 30 884-7510
each on month to month
- ---------IDSIZE ~
floor
2
bedroom
Con
---~-carpetmg New kItchen and
baSIS All utLlltles mcluded
INDIAN RIver Plantatlon
CLEARWATER
Beach 440
8112 x 11 - $1 00
dominIUm Only yards from
bath $335plus gas and elecFREE CONSULTATION
Hutchmson Island. Stuart
Common reception area In
APPRAISALS
BLUEPRINTS
West
Gulf
front
luxury
2
h
ocean
Rental
by
lhe
mont
trIC 567-2333,9 am. 5 p m
Grosse Pointe Farms on
Floflda
Brand new 2x2
QUICK PRINTING
bedroom,
2 bath condo
after
January
1st
Photo
s
Mack Avenue
condo on second fairway'
KATHRYN OF THE
INSTANT COPIES
SIXMILE-G-;:atlOt
ideaUor
Pool, beach, walkmg dls
available 884-2983
HIGBIE MAXON, INC
Full resort faclhhes availSCRATCH PAD - 6S~ LB
smgle workmg person One
tance to shops and restdu
POINTES
KIAWAH
I~land,
South
Car
088&-3400
able January,
February,
bedroom, kitchen,
hvmg
WEDDING INVITATIONS
rants 553-4104
Iana or FJonda Key~ one or
March, Apnl now available
EXPERIENCED
SERVICE IN
KEYLINING
room, very clean and qutet
CONCOURSE EAST
tv.o hedroom
Challerto n,
881-5600 between 9 . 5 P m
SCHUSS MOUNTAIN Chalet,
ESTATE SALES
PHOTOSTATS, NEGS
PrIvate entrance
Laundry
BUILDING
141 ClIfton
Boulevar d,
by week or weekend. fully
RUBBER STAMPS
room, heat mcluded, $200
HOUSEHOLD SALES
20811 Kelly Rd
Bmghamplon
N Y 13903 SOUTH SEAS - Marco Isequipped
Ski and sWIm
OPEN MONDAY THRU
evem ngs . 886-0583
land, Florida 2 bedroom, 2
1\
6(7)
722
4806
MEDICAL SUITES
Call Bet ~y, 581 4350 or 44:>SATURDAY 9-5 P M
bath condo
Completely
ALTER-Wmdmlll
POinte
AVAILABLE
2180 evemngs
HUTCHINSON ISLAND
furnished, cable TV, balarea, newly decorated,
2
POINTE
PRINTING
Flond<l SpaclOu~, luxur y,
700 sq fl
7 rooms
cony overlooks Clam Bay,
bedroom lower W1th apph.
15201KERCHEVAL
HARBOR SPRING
furnl<'hed
condo
Ocea
n
1650sq rt
8 1rg rooms
walk to beach, tenms, pool
ances Garage, basement
at Lakepomte
RESORTS
front <111 faclhlles Reaso n2610947
"torage room $350, plus
Grosse Pomte Park
822-7100
Convemently located, full
- ahle
1 ale<, Will con~lder se I
Nowtakmg
reservations
for
ullhtles, security depoSit
CHALET near Boyne Mt
service sUites loaded With
hng 8824llOO 751 5588
Chnstmas
week
and
the
772-3585
fireplace. color TV, availexlras, 10 atlractlve bldg
COLOR T.V.'S
skI season
HARBOR
SPRINGS
- able ski sea<;on, holidays
SPACIOUS-O~e
Bedroom
FROM $125
Birchwood Farm E~tate,
Goodhart.
a
luxuriOus
885-0111
5
778-4055,even
109
884-0431
apartment,
carpeted,
ap
HUGE SELECTION
fully
furm~hed
luxury
va
bpdroom
contemporar
Y
pllance<, $290 monlhly 10
home, available
for hol I MARCO Shores Country Club • Reconditioned
cation home~ - fire
cludes heat, water Gro~"e
Condo New 2 bedroom. 2 • Guaranteed
day,>
Ski
Nub~
No b,
place~.
mile'>
of
cro~~
POlOte area
882-9549 or
HAMPTON SQUARE
bath Lea~e Unfurmshed
• Dehvered and set up
Boyne
882.28.12
country ~kllnh 25 hed
BUILDING
886-9770
$450lmonth 882-1232
We repair all makes
rooms, call 61&-52&2156
VENICE
FlOrida
Condo
22811
Mack
Ave
at NORTH For(Myers - 2 bed.
Kaleidoscope TV
WWSSE Pomle Woods. 3 t)('(i
lop
10
golf
cour~e
and
nea
r
New
1 bedroom
fully
room hou~e new carpel and
112bath lownhou<;e
room,
2
Showroom
LocatIOn
lx'ach 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
CONCOURSE EAST
eqUIpped condo~
With
pamt, Immediate occupan
acro~s street
from golf 27951 Harper (North of 11
completely
furnl"he d
BUILDING
Jacuzzllub.
call
61&-526cy, $575 Shorewood, E R
course
Everythmg
sup.
Mile), St ClaIr Shores
W£>Ckly.monlhly EvelUng ~
20811 Kelly Rd
2156
Brown, 886-8710
plied $950 per month 881.
774-93lkl
882-2310
Hideaway
Valley
con
4!177
$$ FOR TV s
OFFICE SPACE
TWO bedroom upper, Grosse
dominIUm adjacent to ~kl
NEEDING REPAIR
AVAILABLE
LAUL>I':RDALE BY SEA
Pomte area $265 Bob, 886HUTCHINSON
Island
areas, 3 and 4 bedroom
2
Oceanfront
Townhouse,
0835
ocean front condo, 2 bed- AUTOMOBILE OWNERSCOMPETITIVE RATES
town houses. flrepl ace,
bedroom<;, prIVate beac h,
room, 2 baths, furmshed,
As low as $31 qu arterly,
FOUR bedroom condo, large
fully eqUipped Call In6pool,
tenms
553.3471,
pool monlhly or sea~o n
885.0111
buys baSIC automobIle In.
With fIreplace $625 month
52&6264
9G.'l- .112.1or 884-7944
1-685-0029
surance, 881-2376
Iy Bob. 886-0835
TWO bedroom Colonial on GROSSE Pomte Park, one MARYLAND, Just off Jefferbedroom apartment
All ut.
son, across from Grosse
Merriweather.
Large
lIities mcludmg air, stove,
Pomte Park municipal ofkitchen Den 2 car garage
refrigerator
Near transriCeS, two room slorefront,
Ideal for 2 profesSionals
portation, $250 plus secur.
440 square feet, restroom,
$700 month plus secunty
I
Ity 881.3296
heat furnished,
$200 per
year lease Avallable Now
month plus secUrIty deposIt
FOUR bedroom CololUal on IJpPEH fo'lat 5 rooms for rent
882-5892
East Warren.Devonshlre
Hawthorne
Rd
In the
885-6358
Shores $800 plus security
COLONIAL NORTH
WIth option to buy only
GROSSE POinte Park - one New orflce bUlldmg at 111/2
HIGBIE MAXON, INC
and two bedroom
flats,
Mile and Harper, 500-1,300
88fr3400
heat, apphances, $300, $330
square reet Air condition886-0657
grosse
pOinte
city
be
109, carpetmg, Jamtor, near
thankful In a roomy one 1528 BRYS, three bedroom,
expressway
Immediate
bedroomer agent tu5-4415
occupancy.
one bath home, large kit
- - ------chen, $425 month 886-4076 881-6436
778-0120
NOTIINGHAM - South of
---Jefferson
Completely reWOODS
COLONIAL EAST
fHushed, 2 bedroom lower
3 BEDROOMS
9 Mile - Harper. 350 1,250
flat LiVing room, dming
ALL APPLIANCES
Square
feet,
air
con.
room, kitchen, apphances,
2189 HOLLYWOOD
dltloned,
partltlOned
of
full basement, one car gar.
$480
flces
ImmedIate
occu
age wIth additIonal
off
661-9393
pancy, carpetmg,
]amtor,
street parking
$350 per
half
near x way 881 6436. 778month plus utlhties,
sec- 5067 CHATSWORTH,
block from Warren Lovely,
0120
UrIty depoSit, references
- - - 2 bedroom lower, stove, reNo pets Ideal for adults Av.
EASTLAND
AREA, 8 t m
fngE'ralo
r
garage
$275
plu~
:lliable December 19, after 6
"wte, Immed poss
uhhtles
and
security
After
pm 331-5084
6 p m 885-0122
ROSl:VILLE,
GratIOt 12
HARPER-MOROSS area $325a month After 5 p m 2 6A-FOA RENT
Mile, several !>ultes, up to
2,500 ft
bedrooms. 884-7971.
FURNISHED
PETOSKEY
HARBOR
SPRINGS
LakeSide Club Condonnn.
lums Holiday and ski reservations now bemg taken
on luxury 2 and 3 bedroom
Units and 3 bedroom town.
houses Only mmutes away
from Boyne Highlands Nub!> Nob skI areas and
cross counlry trads Weekends, week, monthly or seasonal rentals
LakeSide
Club, 453 Edsl Lake St , Peloskey, MICh 616347-3572,
61&-3477690
BABY
ChIna.
ARTS &
C R A FTS
S HOW
150
EX'H I B I TORS
HILLeR EST
COU NTRY
CLUB
Sa t u r da y
NOV 26 '83
a. m.-
Sun day
p.m.
NOV 27 '83
*Beverages
*
°
ORIENTAL
RUGS WANTED
776-2196
1
GROSSE
Thursday, November 17, 1983
DOLLS BY CAROL - N - JOY
QUALITY ANTIQUE. LOOK PORCELAIN DOLLS
Buggies, Cribs and Cradles
Accessories and Restoration
"NEW" AT THE ARTISTIC TOUCH
20083 Mack Avenue
884-5144
Household
Estate Sales
CONDUCTED BY
LILLY M. AND COMPANY
569-2929.
562-1387
L. KATHERINE ARNOLD, ANTIQUES
HOUSEHOLD Be ESTATE
LIQUIDATION
SALES
INSURANCE APPRAISALS
ANTIQUES -j BOUGHT AND SOLD
• PROFESSIONAL,
BUT PERSONAL
• TRAINED, PERSONNEL
SERVICE
771-1170
• INITIAL
CONSULTATION-NO
t1artz~
•
SUSAN HARTZ
886-8982
Grdsse Pointe City
YOUR SPECIAL
POSSESSIONS
ARE MY
SfilECIAL CONCfRN
-~
~
CHARGE
FRIENDLY
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE
Household Sales
- .....
POWER Lawnmower,
rear
bagger, $100; Two new 3
speed bikes, one collapsible
iJke, 884-8566
FRIGIDAIRE
Refrigerator,
excellent conditIOn $135
885-0079.
MICRO Wave digital.
still
under warranty.
Hardly
used 25Y;wxl4lh h 886-6951
MUST Sell - couch $200. After 6
pm, 884-0849
BEER Can collection, 6x9 yel.
low shag oval rug, childs
cross country ski package
824-6768.
ESTATE sale - 19442 Kingsville, 3 piece bedroom set
fully automatic
hospltai
bed, some furnitW'e, dJshes,
brlck-a.brack,
and more
Saturday, Sunday, 1~5 No
pres ales
TRADITIONAL Pale Green
sofa $225, and chair $90;
mat clung pink chairs $110
each;
gold round back
chair, $125, 4' lamp sconces
and double size bedspread
881-5817
-
- --
SEASONED
FIREWOOD
~ASHON CONSIGNME~T
ONE ITEM OR WHOLE
All Oak or BITch
978-0858
ESTATES
Oriental Rugs • Fine Crystal and Porcelain - Fine Paintings - sterling, Jewelry, Collectibles • Fine Antique Furniture.
'PLE~SE
CALL OR WRITE
DuMOUCH ELLE/S
409 E, JEFFERSON
DETROIT, 48226
963-6255
~talker
&
1!l005,
j}nr.
Appraisers, Auctioneers
House Sales
I!
AppraIsal for Insurance, Estate Tax,
Family Distribution, UqUldation.
Sales of Personal Property:
Tag sales at the Home
or by Auction at our Galleries
280 North Woodward Avenue
Birmingham, Michigan 48011
(313) 646-4560
HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION
SALES COMPANY
v
A AILABLE FOR APPRAISALS
AND ESTATE SALES
Our shop IS located at
1511501arlevolx
Grosse Pomte Park
Call us at 331-3486during business hours to arrange for
special appomtments
LAUREN CHAPMAN
JILL WILLIAMS
CHARLES KUNGENSMITH
or antiques,
US-ED BOOKS _ Bought,
sold Flction,':>non-fietion.
Hardcovers, paperback _
noon 'tiJ 6 p.m. Tues. thru
Sat: BOOKTIQUE,
15243
Mack Ave, between Lakepomte and Beaconsfield
88S-2265.
HOUSEHOLD
and
ESTATE SALES
Conducted by "K"
Servlcmg Wayne,
Oakland and
Macomb Counties
Kay 247-0361
Ann 771-0197
WE BUY BOOKS
IN
YOUR HOME
Free offers, no obligatIOn
appraisals furnished
entire estates also deSired
JOHN KING
961-0622
• Chp and save tlus ad •
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday
10.00 a.m to 4 .00 P m
We feature a selection
accessories.
CUSTOM
PICTURE FRAMING
Framing needed by Chnstmas should be brought m
now ArtIsl.lc Touch, 20083
Mack Avenue
88Hl44
flOe used furmture and
MOVING SALE
19729 East 8 MIle Rd , No
103 (not Vermer) Friday,
Saturday, Sunday, 1-5,
November 18, 19, 20, 777.
7232 Kitchen set, twm
bed, antique lamp table,
Chmese coffee and lamp
table, lamps, hvmg room
furmture, miscellaneous
Page Seven-Co
NEWS
8-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
8-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
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Save. .. AND give yourself time to
enjoy a Happy Holiday Season
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You will
el--'
by ~
advertising in the ClassifIed Christmas
Page of the Grosse Pointe News. Use ••
your family ph~tograp~ or one of our .rl:.~
Christmas
motifs. WIth photograph:
y~\..f
2x31h", $25. With Christmas
Motif:
2x2lh", $15.
Call the Grosse Pointe News Classified
•
Advertising Dep.,t t 0 p Iace your Chrl'stmas Ad by December 7th and give yourself a Holiday break!
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. • . if you send Christm~~ greetings
882r6~
8-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
FINE CHINA-SILVERWARE
Llmoge, Hemrlch.clarldge,
sterlmg sJlver, Silver plate,
crystal Fun fur coats, size
12 2 Victorian Side chairs
Call afte~;1~33~2
~~:.g'9.:@~••~:g:tJ:.g~e
~
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8-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
CHRISTMAS Tree dinner.
L IKE New 14" snow grabber,
ANOTHER
ware from Sears 12 piece
white wall snow tires, $60,
HARTZ
service for 4, 4 dmner plat.
pair 19" black and wlute
es. 8 de!>!>ertplates, 4 soup
G E TV With stand, $65
HOUSEHOLD
bowls, 3 small bowls. 1 coLarge beige table lamp, $25
SALE
vered ca!>serole, $185value,
Solid wood large bookcase
With glass doors, $50 Hand
WHOLE HOUSE
sell for $100 882-7527after 6
vacuum, $20 Large wmter
ESTATE SALE
DUNCAN Phyfe duung.room
SHAPE BtiJ1der- '--::-over 60
scene picture, $10 Large
12530EAST
set table, 5 chairs, antique
white and lavendar mata
pos!>lble exercises In a 4x8
OUTER DRIVE
white bae;e. oak top, $180
dor Silk screen pICtures,
area, $750, 5220560, 477.
Between Mack
791.3582
7025 Now acreptmg orders
$50/palr Small aqua PiC'
and Warren
- ---for Chrl!>tmas
tures $1O/palr 886-5161after
Friday & Saturday
YARD SALE - everythmg
VIC 20 Commodore Computer
10 am. 4 p m
must ~o I 5 piece antique
530pm
walnut
bedroom
set
2
and Data Recorder, perfect
FAMILY wetba:;:(or sale. 10 ThiS week's sale IS a very lUre
piece dntlque bedroom' set,
condition, $110 or best, 881.
c1udlOg shelVing, 10'x4'
one with a real vanety of In
workmg antique gas stove
Call everungs 885-6125
6135
terestmg items
Easy Ironnte. brd<;s lamps
WHITE Jen-nyLInd-craclle
In the furmture department
china, ~toneware dishes,
TAPPAN gasrange-30"=
Wlth mattress, bumper pad
we are featuring a glonous
mlSC, lamp!>, tables and
continuous c1eamng oven.
GOVERNOR WINTHROP
general
Item"
Saturday,
energy savmg pilotless Ignl
and sheets, 331-4763
DROP FRONT DESK, a
November 19. 9 am
3
tlOn, Coppertone
6 years
FINAL Estate sale ::.. porce.
very
pretty
DREXEL
pm 774 Rlvdrd
old $275 881 7537
lain Sink, 2 pair curtain
--_.---mahogany DOUBLE BED
stretcher!>, tools, wringer
ANTIQUE gun cabmet
BEDROOM SET. a Hent.
FRENCH PrOVinCial chair
wa!>hlng machme.
paInt
sohd oak, custom made In
age dllUng set Wlth lighted
$65 , 3 tier table (antique)
England 10 the 1800's Holds
bottles, books, couch, chair,
china. server and 2 tables,
$100, a few winter coats $10
dishes, pans, small appl112guns 791-2129after 6 p m
assorted Slde chairs, 1920's
~nd uJ ~ 1261 __
_
Atan 2600, hke new 14 car.
f
't
-- ----~
tndges Joysticks, 4 paddles
ances, pal.Jo urm ure, cur- HOUSE RenovatIOn Sale OAK DESK and BLUEp.
SALE
tains,
women,
men's
RINT CABINET and chair,
Conducted 10 Shoppe of
air conditioner,
radiator
and baSIC programming
clothes, shoes, Sunday, Noa plano t"hle
and two
AntHJlI" Trader
covers, wall furnflce, range
conlrol1l'r
Rt><;! offl'r
881vemL~1 20, 10 am,
5921
benches perfect for a recre
21805 Van Dyke
With exhaqst fan, lowered
9278
Balfour
atlon room, 3 marble topped
at 8112 Mlle. Warren
doors, kitchen cupboards,
GENT-;-SDark toPcoats~hke
riiNOLTAAF~2M 35 mm caend tables, assorted lamps
DaJly 1~5 p m
white porcelam smk. 3 door
new, ZiP out pJle hmngs
mera $80, R C A XL-100 ,
walls, windows, desk, wa
and much more
FlOe used furmture, antiques
New sweaters, pullover and
13" color TV $175, black and
terbed, etc
886-3190 Call The chma cab met IS full of cut
objects of a rt and acces
coat
Several new sport
wlute 13" $35, Cross Councrystal stemware, a lovely
sorles, beautiful bedroom
after 6 pm
shirts, also white profestry ski package, $50, Lady's
set for 12 of Royal Jackson
dining room sets. sofas
sionally laundered
white
Schwmn, 10 speed, $70; 259- MATCHING Couch and love.
cluna, cut crystal bowls, 4
chairs, tables, desks, book
seat, excellent
condItIOn,
shirts Man's $85 all wool
8970
onglnal Hummels (perfect
cases,
lamps,
mirrors
early Amencan,
$350 for
for Christmas
giving) a
glass, porcelainS, paintlOgs
~~;~l~hn ~en~er:~~'r~fl~
ESTATE-SALE ~ 16437 Ro~.
set, sears console 25" color
Metlach stem, assorted old
bronzes, many Oriental va
Gloves, goatskm and pigsiru, DetrOit, Saturday only ,
TV, $125 Hataclu 19" color
glass framed prmts, lunck.
ses, Ivones,
ClOisonne
skm leather
Gent's blue
9 am- 6 p m 40 years ac
TV, $75 852-7404
knacks,
figurines,.
and
Jade
wool smt, 42 Ladles new fur
cumulatIOn
SALES REP SAMPLE SALE
more
C'mon In No hnes
~~~ll
bargam pnces Tu
HOUSEHOLD SALE Come Xmas shop at 20% off We are pleased to offer a large
You are welcome
wholesale I Stuffed animals,
Antique Chippendale
dirung
collection of newer books
perfect for presents.
We ANTIQUE Dlmng room set,
clothing, accessories, toys,
KEROSENE Ready Heater room set, Oriental rugs, an have books on boating, slup
table With self contained
Tank type, Koehrmg, 50,000
tJque Queen Anne Iughboy ,
Saturday
- Sunday, Nov
building,
old Americana
leaf, one host, 3 Side chairs,
BTU's like new. $125 839mahogany end tables, kid
19-20
folk art, old Amencan bwld66" buffet,
large china
776 Loraine (City)
7563.
ney-shaped desk, Duncan
Ings, nature, tales of the
cabmet,
all beautIfully
11 a.m .• 5 p.m.
WROUGHT Iron Rail, for
Phyfe mahogany
dmmg
sea, MIchigan history, etc
carved
and inlaid
Ap
porch or stair, 45' new, 881r\lOm set, wmgback chairs
SOFA and 2 chairs 773-8870
There IS the nicest collec.
praised $1,200 Oak French
1951
Vlctonan sofa with 2 match Sale.
good
tion of books we've had in
doors With 30 beveled win
mg chairs and marble, con - BASEMENT
cluldrens clothes, boy's and
months The lutchen IS full
dow panes, 291f1" by 79114"
LADlES White leather coat,
sole table, occasIOnal VICtogirls sizes 1.7, mcluding
of goodies as IS the hnen
appraised $500 Relocating
white fox collar, sIZe 12, exrlan table, 2 VictOrian love .
Wlnter wear, skates, toys,
closet. There are odds and
all reasonable offers consi
cellent condition 884-3758
seat and wing chair (carved
antlaue rocker and miscelends 10 the basement too
dered. 286-7966 or 52&-1714
HOCKEY Skates - CCM
feet), walnut desk, 31h x 6 ft ,
laneous. Saturday, 9-4,2064
including a workbench WIth TRADITIONAL
white
Mustangs,
size 7, TOUK
antique bookcase,
Queen
Hunt Club.
huge vise, old stuff, etc.
brocade sofa, good condJ.
blades, excellent condition
Anne Credenza and server ,
$40 after 5 p m. 822-1298
mahogany
chest-on.ches t MASTER Bedroom set, Pro- Be sW'e to stop by our sale this
tlon $75 TradJtional breakmahogany chma cabinet, 2
weekend Youaresuretobe
front cabmet,
$175 Call
vincial, lamps, tea cart,
CHINA Cabmet, good condinightstands,
coffee table
pleased
after 6 884-5081
miscellaneous, 526-7486.
tlOn, $45. 521-2634
French china cabinet WIth
I'll hand out numbered tickets
starting at 8 a.m. Friday to MEN's suits, sport coats, top
SACRIFICE
matchmg
server,
com - TWO Custom made Living
room lounge chairs, brown,
.
establish your place 10 line
coats, 42 long, excellent
LADlES broadtail fur coat
mode, small marble top ta
and pmk, origmal price
at 10 a.m opening
condition, $25 and $35. 884Imitation, small to medium
ble, Louis XV desk, maho. $590. Sale, both for $300 Call the Hotline for details at
889fi.
size Like new $75. Ladles
gany buffet, slueld back din
885-1410
TWO sears belted snow tires'
bl
I
d bles.
109 room chairs, drum ta . Also custom made hving
room drapes Onglnal price
navy
ue uggage, use
tWIn fourposter bed
SALE CONDUCTED BY
mounted on 14" nmsF-7814,
tWICe, paid $150, now $75
(cream color) 574-3029
$300, sale, $125 Excellent
SUSAN
hke new $65; fireplace heat
881.2850.
condition. 445-9833
HARTZ
blower $35, like new. CenNEW Rolotape Measure mas- DUNCAN Phyfe dlrung room
01l 982
tory baby sWlng like new,
SALE - Pamtings,
china,
3
LG
ter, three 1 qt cans all sea
set - table 40x62, plus
$25; baby
walker
$5;
88 u-v
IBM typewriter,
clotlung,
son motor Oil 1~30; 15 tubes
leaves 882-0373
Jewelry, furniture
Free
MY
SISTERS'
~~antcarseat$20;
call
of mightypplate plastic ce- KENMORE
Washer
an d
coffee SatW'day, 11 a m - 5
ment; one gallon of BlX
dryer - $120 881.9782
P m 24901 East Jefferson,
PLACE
R C A Seledavlslon,
VCR,
stripper
(removes pamt
fa
St. Clair Shores
RESALE AND CRAFT
model No YJPI70, $650 or
varnish and stam; semi'
FROM Estate - antique so
- STORE'
, best Offer, 639-49'90
paste) Tu. '~22J)9
and table. Imported ltalia n SINGER Toucl\-llnd-SeW machine Includes buttonholer,
d
brocade, carved wood, tabl e
bas opened aDotber. litilre to ESTATE Sale _ everything
TABLE - Dining.room
~
has glass top over carving ,
even-feed,
foot attachserve you at
d
F'd
21043 Kelly _ 176-7121
goes. Thurs ay,
nay,
leaf, mahogany, 6frultw
$350 777-8120.
ments. $200 886-2385
I PI
Saturday, Sunday, 9 30a m
I chalrs,821-453O
LADlES full length genuin e BIKES - 3 spee<ls, 2 of them
QuaIJty IS our goa
ease
. 4 P m. 21814 Moross Road
visit to see umque hand(across from S1. John HosP BRUEGHEL
print
black leather coat With grey
brand new
Pool table
made crafts, and quahty
Pita!)
Orlgmal dated - 1558 Avarl
fox color blouses, slacks ,
Clothes
Roller and ICe
clothing
tla Best offer
Charles
skirts, dresses, all size 16,
skates. 884-5872.
Open Monday thru Saturday
SNOW thrower Arlens 10 h p.,
Trowbridge, 884-3694.
excellent condition Variety
1()'5 We take consignments
32 inch, electric
start,
MOVING SALE I Everything
DINING Room swte, blonde
of rlunestone and costume
by appomtments
chams, etc 286-0266.
must go' 1617 Brys Dnve,
drop leaf table, 2 leaves, 4
Jewelry 776-9542.
Saturday
9 to 4 only
Our Children's
clothing at POOL table _ Brunswick,
chairs and buffet, $200. 886- GAS LOGS - Jet and grate ,
Bleached
mahogany
54"
22217Kelly, 5 blocks south of
slate, full size, cues, rack,
4771.
hke new, 88S-4436
roood dmmg table extends
9 Mile
777.6551
etc,
286-0266
to 90" oval complete WIth
ROUGH Sawn, black walnut,
TYCOHOTram set. 2 engmes ,
-MOVING Sale - sofas, end
pads, $200 Sofa $25, chair
1 and 2 Inches
thiCk,
2 transformers,
track, moWasher
&
tables, pine china cabinet,
$25 Royal Grafton Bone WHIRLPOOL
$3/board
foot Cherry 2
dels, $40 Tram table with
Dryer - $150. 822-5106.
cherry
drop leaf table,
China for 6, $50 ClaSSIC
mches thick by 6 and 8 In
Installed track $40 Boy' s
CHAPMAN Chandeher, solid
breakfast set, 25" console
Baker desk, $200. Linens,
ches Wide (clear) $2/board
20" bike, Wide tires $20
brass, excellent condlbon
TV, some antiques 286-0266
Tropical fish stand, 2 air
foot. Air dried. 884.2349
886-1328
conditioners,
10,000 BTU
retail $1,300 Reasonable of: ANTIQUE porcelain barber
after 4.
GARDEN Cart - barbe('u eo
and a 6,000 BTU Oddments
fers considered 821-1523
chair, Smlth.Corona
elec.
DISHWASHER, po-rtable, can
grill, new luggage, Iromn g
For
detaIls call 885-6203
APARTMENT Size G E retric typewriter
WIth case,
be converted, 4 years old,
board for sleeves, step lad .
frigerator, $25, color T V.,
some mIscellaneous
774used only one year, $150
der and a 5-step, butche r SKIS, bindmgs, poles, and
$10. Black/white $20. DllUng
2408
boots (size 10 medium),
83~5528
block 2Ox20, G E 3-speed
table $75, Victorian sofa,
173 CubiC foot frost.free Wes.
ORIENTAL Rugs 100% pure
fry pan, bndge table, medl . $125, cherry drop-leaf din.
Ing table, 2 chairs, leaves,
$10 2 chests $35 each, bicytlnghouse
white
rewool, double thickness,
cal books, trunks, boots
pads, $300, chest of drawcles, boys clothes size 12
fflgeralor,
separate
hand made Rugs, beautifu
nurrors, health bench Al
ers, wheelchalf,
evemng
886-0322
freezer, $175 Call 758-0665
rare deSigns, new, never
bargam prices. TU 5-2209
gowns sizes 1~12; 445-1769 YARDMAN - 5 h P power
or 757.3401
used, $4 per square foot, COLOR TV 25" Magnavox
also, available 3 Silk rugs
console very good condi t. SNOW Tires - 700x13, used
shreader, used tWlce, $295
CONCERNED ABOUT
one WInter $30 (Not ra.
Call 886-7217 after 5 p m
GRENADA?
882-9767
JOn. $140, after 6 pm. 773dials) 372-8998after 5 pm
BASEMENT SALE - Friday
:?ro3
ORIENTAL Rug-collectors,
You won't be when you viS1t
GI~L's 7 piece bedroom setSaturday,
12-5 Crib, high
very fIne silk, Hereke, 542the COLONIAL Shop thIs
chair, embroidered
table
ALUMINUM STORM doors 30
antique gold finish, 2 tWln
5843
week In fact, when you un.
- beds and frames, 23-drawer BLACK
cloths, books, etc 11482
x~,and36x~,goodcondit
Persian Lamb coat,
cover the exciting "Cache"
Somerset.
Ion. 884-2539
chests with hutch top, mght
nunk cuffs, perfect condl'
of umque,
unusual,
anstand Excellent quality and
tion, $150 m-8162
tIques, gifts, and collectiAN Autumn Haze mink strol
BRAND New professlOna I
condition
$500
or
best
offer
------------bles
Wacky
Jack
and
Miss
ler, size 14/16,excellent buy,
Palmer golf clubs Good
LADIES Broadtail coat, beau
Kitty have on hand, you'll be
886-2920
$950 hrm After 6 p m 893Christmas gift' Call after 3 hful fake fur, stroller
W1sked back to the days
7934
839-6627.
30" ROUND adjustable table
length,
241f1.261h Other
when Grenada was a Ford
and 2 chairs $75; sear's
SOLID Oak kmdergarten ta- BROWNING 12 gauge O&U
clothmg 526-1196
model or a T V rental Com.
AM. FM stereo with cassette
bles and chairs, work ta
Franclu O&U also automat .
PLAID Colomal couch, and
pany Just walt till you see
$75, 884-0818 after 6 pm
bles, etc By appomtmen
IC 22 pistol 882-5558.
chaIr, clean and excellent
the pair of Lenox Huronly 886-5196
WHITE - GQld French Pro- VICTORIAN
Doll House,
condll.lon, $200 886-6572
ncane lamps. the dlscon.
hand-crafted
Wiring ma.
REPRODUCTION DOLLS
Vlnclal set tWln bed, dres .
ROLE X ExplorerII
stamless
unueo .Koyal LJouJton am.
teralls Included, some furvery reasonable, beautlful
ser, small chest, mlrro r
steel, menswnstwatch,call
mal hgure,
the McKEE
niture.
$250.
884-5737.
_
Jade green fruit compote,
Iy done Compare Shirley
_2_93-_6_99_5 _
833- 1034• Mon d ay t h ru F n
the Mother of Pearl porcede.
Temple $150 Suzanne $250 PORTABLE outdoor Sign, Ii. FRIGIDAIRE-Freezer
day 8 30 - 4p m
lain salt box Wlth a wooden
luxe, good condition Elec
The Big Bye 10, $110, and
ghted 4x8, on stand WIth let
lid, the rare signed Northtrlc sewing machine,
in SOFA Bed, loveseat, uphol.
more 776-1298
ters Never used Cost ove r
stered swivel rocker, two
wood ICeblue Carnival glass
cabmet Snow shovel 882STEMWARE FostOria $50
$600 sell $275 Can deliver
table lamps
Good condl'
basket, the Bavari~n proce9696
old lamps, ashtray, table
759-1240,626-7023.
tlOn 882-8924
lain teapot decorated with
and coHectIbles,
$3~$40 BUNK BEDS: -$-3O-T-r-undle LADY Kenmore
portable
HUTCH---':-"$225,stereo
bookan elegant Jadys portralatj
dishwasher
$55, Coldspot
527-8319
boo, $30, 8 piece hvmg room
case $95, both walnut finish
the opalescent
Carmv
freezer,
(chest)
23
cubic
,
CONTEMPORARYBaker
group, $250. 3 bedroom sets
Excellent
conditIOn
445glass Bon-Bon, the pmk
feet
$105
882-3174
4
cocktail
table originally
$235 each, with beddmg;
0369
Mlss Amenca cake plate
___________
the CORDEY dresser tray,
$1,100, best offer 821.9526
drawer chest, $25, new mat - DECOYS. PlastiC WIth sink
sign
the clulds toy Singer seWIng
ers very ruce condition Any LIGHTED Advertlsmg
MINK Coat -=t"3rge SIZe,dark
tress sets. $50 m wrapper
on wheels Best offer 882machme With onglnal box
ranch, full length $2,600,
queen set, $75, FL"her ster
reasonable offer 773-5570
eo umt, cost $500, sacrlflc e
9549 or 1186-9770
and mst ructions , the fancy
SEARS
Kenmore
harvest
gold
onglnally
$4,000 mink
$100 759-1240, 626-7023
diamond pattern spoon bol.
Sides Jacket, $350 755-2146
---. electric range $50 After 6 STEREO, reel to reel tape recorder,
Panasomc
Like
der, the large selectIOn of
pm, 1185-4171
COLORTYPE SlgnerWaylon
FREE!
new $95 (Two) Royal man
books on antiques and col.
Moore "Were number one A handy. complete,
pocke t TWO Snow tires W.W 13"
ual typewnters
$25 each
leetmg and much. much
1980 OlympIcs" Best offer
dictIOnary of antiques and
like new, used 2 months
1982Sachs Moped $750 new,
more
88.S-1497
collectibles to every cus
Any reasonable offer 778sell for $375 Like new 465- Prepare to mvade the
tomer who vle;lle;the Colon ~
5570
2fHl
COLONIAL SHOP
YARD.MAN 5 h P power
lal Shop tlue; week 10 ap25701 JEFFERSON
shredder, mulch leaves and
preclatJOn of your contmued
Near 10 Mile
FURSWAmD
sticks, makes bagging ea.
support and patronage
N0
Monday thru
Consignment or Buy
e;ler, hke new, $275 Call
purchase IS necessary Jus t Huntington Rug scrubber and
Saturday 11.6
brush, $350 8112-3174.
881-5218between 3.30 P m
drop by and say hello
772-0430
LEE'S
SPRING and mattress
~ 30
pmLco 30" stove, $165, 885- ~
Your Master Card and Visa
20331
MACK
sets by Serta 112 off TWIn.
881-8062
are welcomed.
and don't
0079
$145 Full, $185 Queen, ~25 I
f{)r~et, we buy and ap1.
CLOCKS
CUSTOM MADE
Kmg, $325 All flre;t qllahty DINING Room set, pedestal
praIse, too!
While mstock,3O%to50'kof
FUL 4 PANELED
BE V.
Dealer warehouse
cleartable, 4 captam chaIrs, an- - Large selection
Dear~r.
ELED, MIRRORED
D Eance 268-2854or 371.5400.
bque buffet 7'xIO' On ental
DOLL APPRAISALS
--- - clearance
268.2854 or :m.
SIGNER SCREEN,
$500 -------rug 885-7683
ANTIQUES OR
, ~
FULL PANELED BOO K- OLD homes and estimates
SECRETARY
Desk
by
JasCOLLECTIBLES
D,
searched electrOnically for
SEASONED
hrewood,
$55
CASE
HEADBOAR
per, in Golden Oak, new,
SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM
lost and hIdden valuables
face cord With dehvery
LIKE NEW, $199
$900, or offer. 17~3806
757-55611
Call John Stendel. 881.3051
521.5050
8ll2- 3325
UNUSUAL gift for your favorite sailor
34x36 framed
NEW Country type dining ta.
chart of Lake St Clair
ble, seats up to 20 AntIque
Everungs 881.8305
Virginia table 100 year old
SInger sewing machine,
TWO Matchmg hvmg room
desk type Two rabbit fur
chairs,
gold and white
jackets, $75 for both. Call
striped velvet, new condl.
882-3501
tlOn $18500 each 882-7727
GARAGE Sale . Saturday
CURIO Cabinet, French Pro.
November
19 8 a m., 774
vmclal, sofa, red Oriental
Faarford,
Grosse POinte
rug 885-6724
Woods Household Items,
fUrnIture, bargainS galore
SIMMONS Hide. a-bed, ta n.
genne Naugahyde, opens to
HENDREDON DmIng room
king,slze
bed. Excellent
set,
rectangular
table,
conditIOn. $130 Matching
6 chairs, excellent condit.
tWIn bedspread!> and sheets,
Ion After 4 p m. 882-3330
sprmg green butterfly pattern - $40 293-7579.
TV And stereo stands, new m
box, $7-$10 885-0079
SKI SALE ="'-new-andUSed
SkiS, boots, clotlung, l00's of
RANGE Hoods . most colors
Items, all size!> November
available, $25 885-0079.
25 and 26,9-5 P m 860 Three
SEARS Coldspot, refrlgera.
Mile, Grosse Pomte Park
tor, 2 door, frost free, $165
CHRIST-MAS
-SPECIAL
885-0079
ART OBJECTS
~
8-ARTICLES
FOR SALE
8-ARnCLES
FOR SALE
8-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
8-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
POINTE
- MOt-fEY MAKER --
Y ~ _ __ _
GRANDFATHER
BEAUT
****
GROSSE
Page Eight-C
&--ARTICLES
FOR SALE
8-ART1CLES
FOR SALE
POINTE
8B-ANllQUES
FOR SALE
~RT1CLES
ANTIQUE Show dlld Sdle 01chard Mall We!:>t Bloom
fIeld, Novembel 17th 20th
Dunng Mall hOUI~
WANTED ChIld's pldY pen,
bike seat table and chaIrs,
excellent
condllion
296
WANTED
Thursday, November
17, 1983
.
NEWS
11-eARS
FOR SALE
11-eARS
FOR SALE
11-eARS
FOR SALE
11-eARS
FOR SALE
19800MNI 024 Sport Package,
1lF75DODGE Charger - sun.
1975 CHRYSLER New Yorksilver, excellent condItion. 4
roof, stereo, power seat~,
windows Excellent COndl'
er. Nol running, fIrst $175
speed,
new
tires,
56,000
...., a.o ..
cash takes, 773-8692 after 4
highway mJles, must sell,
lion. ~7
pm
5328
movmg out of state, $3,300 PONTIAC Tl,OOO 1981 - 2
527-0120
door, rustproofed, rear deCentury two tone
VOLARE 1977station wagon 8 1982BUICK
DETROIT Jewel Side oven, USED JUIllOI .'>Izedgolf clubs
Landeau roof loaded, 18,500 1968 MUSTANG Convertible
Day!:>
222-672701
everungs,
froster, $2,900. 824-9237.
cyhnder,
power
steermg,
antique, $300 773-8528 after
IDlles, mint conditIon, 689884-6024
black body WIth Parchmenl
1981 BONNEVILLE Brough.
power brakes, 52,000 IDlles,
4pm
9904 or 556-9411
IA-MUSICAL
top and interior, over $5,200
am - 1 owner, showroom
clean, $1,400, 88l)-1689
HUMMEL Plclte 1971- Annucll
- ------MATERIALS UNLIMITED
INSTRUMENTS
1982 CADILLAC Fleetwood
mvested, $4,200 or best ofconditIOn, power ophons
Angel
Will
Pd)
reasonable
1970NOVA - needs work $300
. 3 floors of
Brougham,
all optIOns,
fer Call 773-5460, between
Call for details, 778-7737
price 88&-6344,824-4782
or best offer 886-9317
Architectural Antique!:>
4-door moon roof, under----- ----8' 30-5, ask for Jim or 885- OLDSMOBILE Cutlass 1972WANTED 40" General Elec
Period Furrushmgs
ANTIQUE 9
carved oak
coaled, new transferable
1962 BUICK Skylark Limited
1349 after 6 p.m
2 door, aulomatlc,
good
PIANOS WANTED
tllclclngl.'Wlth~elf cleamng
FlIle Decordtlve Arts
dimng room sel, excellenl
EdItion
CrUise, AM/FM,
warranty,
36,000 mIles,
1980
RIVIERA,
loaded,
suncondltlon,
$1,100
Owner
double
oven
499-J593
$1,500 Circa 1920's 445
power locks, maroon, excelTOP CASH PAl D
Downtown Yp!:>lldlltl
$13,900 259-4849, 885-0630
roof, wires, CB, black, Vinyl
886-5309
1071; 776-5615
lent condlhon, $5,500, 884- 1980 AUDI 5000-S fuel mJectAt The Huron River
:\OT1C Ddl1( l.'J need" top to
AT ONCE!
top, tan leather,
turbo
---l983--R-I-V-IE~RA---2965
home,
work,
777-0160
2
West
Michigan
Ave
tlX' t.ht l'£u I ..Illl e Vmtage
BEADED Two pIece swts,sE;
ed, full power, 54,000 mlles.
charged Superb condillon
ExecutIve car m perfect con541-6116
Ypsllantl, Mlchlgdn
qwn and metalliC lops, coso
1900 to 1940 I JIlgelle. fUI.'>. 1973LINCOLN 2 door, no rust
$7,200 or best offer, Call
$8,750 884-8771
dlbon White on whJ.te with
MonddY thru Sunda)
twne jewelry and everung
!t',ltht'l ~ 1Iot hlllg. dcce~
DRUM SET 5 drums, 2 cymor dents, 47,000 rtllles, must
979-4543
1975 CHEVY Nova, $1,200 or
burgundy
interior,
V-8,
10 a m 5 p III
'0111."
C.dl \11., T 867 2J84.
bags 776-9542
bab, throne. excellent con
!:>ee.many new parts $2,500
1974
4
door
Plymouth
Satelbest
offer,
V-8,
4
door,
completely
equipped
in1
483-6980
Jpm
8plll
dltlon. $450. 886-7040
or best offer, 36lHllO
ANTIQUE Sewlfig - machme,
hte, top condillon WIth low
automatic, 885-3882 or 884cludmg wIre wheels MI- --------VIOLIN with case - G- S H WALNUT Tdble .3' \. 5 A 1
all wood cablfiet.
ofhce
7683 after 4
leage IS 17,000 due to long
1978 DODGE
DIplomat
ml1eage, no rust, $1,000
GAS STOVES
desk, large padded rocker.
condition ClrCd 1920 $500
orchestra,
good conditIOn
Power brakes, power steer881-3588
1984 ALL New "SS" Monte
trips Askmg $13,700 649-'
marble cocktall table, $50
Ing Clean Body and In.
8216021
886-3715
WANTED
Carlo Ask for Paul MulIer
3250 days, 885-2029 evenPONTIAC
Grand
PriX
1981,
-each - antIque handmade
tenor m excellent condlllon
$$ TOP DOLLAR PAID $$
821-2000
mgs Ask for Glen.
BEAUTIFUL, UNIQUE HE
o;;AXOPHONE with C3!:>ediesel, 30,000 mlles, excelmantel church WIth hght
$2,950,
can
be
seen
on
Selmer G P S H orche!:>trd
FINISHED
SOLID OAK
lent condlllon, crwse con. TRIUMPH TR-7 LIIDlted EdJ. "1972" Skylark - runs well,
885-0079
wood and marble $100 881weekend ff22r3777
PEDE~TAL
TABLE.
821-6021
trol, AM-FM stereo, aIr
tion Spyder convertible,
new
heater,
excellent
2619
-FUH OIL
SE<\T"-"
A."-K1N(~ $525
1976DODGE Coronet. 4 door.
381 &398
8,000 mlles, excellent condltr:msportatlOn,
$600. 824ll:14l1MArt! tN l~l\OI ~aX Willi
REFRIGERATOR
$175,
cruise
control,
power
839-7085
WILL purchdse
and pUlllp
tlOn, aIr, AM-FM cassette,S
7610 after 6 p m
three.way case Excellent
1979COUPE
de
from your tank
stove, $100 885-8540
brakes,
steering
$1,425
condItIOn Orlgmal owner
speed, best offer over $9,000 1981 TOYOTA Corolla SR-5,
Brownltan, low IDlles, ex
DOLL ~HOW & ~LE
882-6711
882-9420
MEN'SClothes,
leathercoats~
Old Albert system c1armet
884-4857
Lift-back, 5speed, great gas
cellent condition Must sell
NOVEMBER 20
ladl8s clolhes,
cashmere
1979 FIEST A .-:: Excellent
Old !:>Ilvel Pedldl c1drlnet
882-0779
Ddvl.'>burg
TRANSMISSION
and Belle
mileage,
beautiful
condl'S;iOTGUl\:S
d~d
r~~ant::46;>'2607
coat, and others, size 8-10,
condition,
stereo,
new
Spnngfield.Oak!:> BUlldmg
housmg,
for
1970Ford
Van,
tlOn,
sport
wheels,
AM-FM
1962
FIRE
BIRD
SE
Blac.
--~
----- Parkel Fox. SmIth, Wm
modern and In excellent
brakes, silver, rust proofed,
3 speed stIck, radiator 1970
stereo, air, rear defogger,
Take 1.75 nOith to 93
ALTO Flute, flute makers
k/black, excellent
condIche!:>ler and olhel s Private
condition 573-9471
$2,000 882-6934
Ford Van, and other small
runs perfect, rijst proofed
E"lt D"'le Hlgh\\d)'
gwld, London Ser No 262,
tIOn, many extras
Must
colleclOl 478 j315
parts 88S-9252
19,000 IDlles, etc. $4,495 or
NO!th to DaVISburg ROdd
All ~llver by dppomtment
SIGNATURE 30" range, ex
LINCOLN Continental
1974
sell 882-0779
~ __ --,-, __
----:-~==-:,........,.best offer. 771-0190 or 759WANTED
Hml.'!:>tonelewel
West to Andel,l,onvule Road
884-4413
cellent condlllon $145 885Excellent
condition
Full
OPEL G T 1971, AM-FM stc5647.
I y All cObtume Jewell y,
South one hdlf mIle
power, 56,000 actual $2.800 1979 CAMARO Berhnetta,
0079.
HARMONY ElectriC hollow
reo, cassette, runs great,
---------rustproofed,
aIr, stereo,
al"o gal nels VA3-4888. 772Hours 10 a m to 4 p m
886-7546
need
rear-end
work
3311975
CHEVY Vega 4-speed,
Jazz
gUItar
Brand
new
conJACOBSON'S - Elegant one of
$4,000 Everungs, 884-6837;
1155
AdmiSSion $200
0087
63,000 mlles Body in good
a kind, 14 caret gold ladles
ditIOn Also older large
PONTIAC
Ventura
1972,
days885-8765
Over 200 dealers
__________
, shape $550. 823-3388
WANTED desk and bookcase,
amp
$275 for
both
bracelet, appraisal papers,
needs some work $400 or
1978 MUSTANG V-6 four 1973 M G.B. very c1e~n, ell* ---------good conditIOn 88&-1792
Gemlenhardt
flute, hke 85 YEAR old oak roll-top desk,
$650. Sell $425 Sohd rope
best offer 886-7546
gme rebwIt, new tires, bat.
1974 CUTLASS 4 door, 63,000
speed,
power
steering,
oak dry smk, Lane cedar
new 46;>'2607
chain bracelet - Ahee JewI WILL pIck up yourunwari"ted
tery, top, good paint, wire
miles,
air,
automatic,
FOR SALE
1975 Dodge
power brakes,
AM-FM,
chest 777-3685
lers, 573-9471
wheels 886-0144
power
steerIng-brakes,
scrap lumber,
plywood,
SWlnger,8cyhnder,
air, sun
runs good No rust Asking
SELLING
OUT
___ --:_..._=----$950,884-2250 or 28&1985.
2x4's, etc. free 331.0986
LARGEchest of drawers,Jate
DINING Set - Antique carvroof, AM/FM, new brakes,
$2,400 372-8901
- --1977 OLDSMOBILE 9 passen1982AUDI4000-S, 4E, silver, 4
Empire Period $150, large 2 ------ed oak table, chaIrs, china
30%/80%
new battery, 39,500 mues
DICTIONARIES, please help
1966FORD Fairlane 500, Kenger station wagon, power
door, 5 sn..:...l, air, AM-FM
piece solJd mahogany chma
cabinet,
buffet, $1,200 or Drums, gwtars, band-strmg
Best offer 884-0962
put any dlCtlOnanes to good
tucky car Completely oriand air Needs some work
~
closet With gla!:>sdoor!:>late
best offer. 821-8313
IOstruments
8833 Van
~
886-2767
cassette, sun-roof, Immacuuse m charmmg SIxth grade
1972 DODGE 6 cylmder, auginal One prevIous owner.
Empire
Period
$150,
2
large
.
late
condition,
extras, must
Dyke
class
of
DetrOIt
Catholic
WESTINGHOUSE
Double
tomatic, F M , power steerExcellent plus condItIon
duthentlc
Oriental
rugs
921-4614/44
1982 CHARGER 22 - powsell. Call days, 585-5230;
School will pick up, please
oven range, $155 88S-0079
Ing, good condition,
$675,
Must
see.
$2,900
776-7154.
882-1316
Hours 12 noon - 7 P m
er steenng, power brakes,
evenings, 882-6421.
call 776-9866. 885-5583
771-4338
-wroTE Wrought Iron couch
1972L.T D. $450 super trans.
rear
defroster,
low
nules,
1980
PONTIAC Phoenix, L J
SAXOPHONE
-:.:
alto
BuesATWATER
Kent
radIO,
an.
and 4 chairs WIth cushions
SEVILLE, 1982, convertible
portatJon
See Saturday
10B-TRUCKS
AMIFM cassette
774-0875
Loaded, like new, low nules,
cher, $250 Call Saturday betlque Singer sewlllg mal
$250. 1121.8313.
top,
20,000
miles,
$16,500,
12-1,
576
Washmgton,
Grosafter 5:30
_________
$4,000 884-8724.
FOR SALE
tween 12 and 5, 88&-6462
chine, and upright plano,
886-6582.
se Pomte Dty
NEW Apartment sIze stove,
make offer 885-8540
1977
FORD
LTD,
station
wa1971
BUICK LeSabre 4 door,
chOice of colors, 1 year war- VOSE and Sons, 5'4" Grand
gon. 9 passenger,
loaded,
1947 CHEVY PIck-up, side 1983 CAMARO Z28, 5 speed, CLASSIC 1977Bronco Ranger
rebwlt, walnut, new sound ALCOMO'S
Antiques
and
$1,100or
best
offer.
882-2667.
91,000
IDlles, good transporranty, 885-0079
4,800 miles, loaded, mmt
- power steermg-brakes,
slep, disassembled
engme
__________
tation, $42S or best offer
board, hke new, $5,200 731Collectible Show, Sunday,
condItion
Must
sell
521stereo,
CB,
onginal
factory
Body good, $650 949-1575
ANTIQUE brass bed, $600
1981CAPRICE Classic 4 door,
839-5252
November 20th, 9-4 30 pm,
77m
3313
color, Irish green, orange
Maple chopping block, 30x- -----diesel, fully eqwpped, ex- ---------Free ad IDl&SI on , free parkand
whJ.te
trim
$3,850
882GREMLIN
4
watt
practice
cellent condition, 886-1164
1975 Vega hatchback, excel.
36, $450 823-6941, 517-84311-CARS
PLYMOUTH Rellant, 1981-2
109 91Harper
5934
amphlier, like new, reason_ black WI.th
lent condition,
$700. 884door, automatic,
power
--------5539.
FOR SALE
CAMARO
1976
8566, Saturday or Sunday.
able Call after 5 881 8550
steerlllg,
power brakes,
1979 L T D - 4 door, sliver,
FURNITURE rehrushed. reTWO snow tires, 14". Cassette
spoiler $600 or best offer.
1980 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass
1979 CAMARO 6 cyhnder,
cruise, rear defogger, 23,000
V.B, automatlc,
excellent
paired, stripped, any type
player, and Betamax 882- BEAUTIFUL Upnght planoRay, 57;>'6234or ~9329.
good condluon, $3,500, 331IDlles, $4,900 88&-6473
condJtion, $2,795, 776-2385
_-:..
.,..-.,-----LS, lmmaculate, new llres,
or camng Free estimates,
completely re-bwlt and re1653.
5506, call evenings
1976FORD LTD, 9 passenger,
stereo, alr, $4,800 or best ofstrung
Cabmet Grande
474-8953
RESTORED 1969 Mustang 1984 SUBURBAN - loaded
KING size bed, $250 or best
-------~air, new brakes, tires and
881-2576.
$700 Call 82H723
1983 BUICK Skyhawk - air,
no bondo, must be seen to be
Ask for Paul Mulier. 821ANTIQUE clock repau"S, all
:JU.0802.
battery Excellent running
BEETLE
power
steering,
power
appreciated
886-6582
2000.
styles
and
makes
plus
PlANOS WANTED
TRIPLE dresser and IDlrror,
condition, $1,000 or best
PERFECT CONDITION
brakes,
AM/FM
stereo
Call
newer clocks 822-3859
1976 MERCURY Bobcat, au- 1~ VOLARE - 2 door, 6 cylAfter 4, 882-7310
dark oak. $335 884-3781.
mormngs 882-2523
~RANDS, Spmets, Consoh:!
---.,--==-=..._c-==--::-::--1 owner, 50,000 miles, $2,500.
Inder, automatic,
power
tomatIc,
air, 6 cylinder,
and
Small
Uprights
1977
FORD LTD Wagon,
882-4665
KENMORE gas stove, whIte,
1979 MONTE Carlo - 15,000
power
steermg,
power
steering,
power
brakes,
8C-oFFICE
TOP PRICES PAID
manual or auto, tImed bake
"loaded",
no
rust,
asking
1lF74COUPE
DeVl1le Cadlllac
actual
IDlles,
air,
automatic
brakes,
AM/FM
stereo,
rear
defogger,
excellent
EQUIPMENT
$1,500
BEST
OFFER
Good condition, $150 Call
transmISSIOn, power steer
good condJtlOn Best offer
conditIon,
20,000 mIles,
VE: 7-0506
TAKES. 882-0521
All options,
good tires,
886-7817after 6' 30.
lng, excellent
condItion,
_-=----=-_----=:-:-_
starts super, stereo tape,
884-5384
$3,500, 824-6510
(TWO) 3 year old copy maelderly
parents
car,
garage
DOG run, Anchor fence, 6 EVEHFT1' baby grand (1934)
1976OLDS
98
Regency
2
door,
Brougham
top_
FIrst $650.
elunes. Excellent condlllon,
197~1
qt~I;"t -,--2 poor, 4 19lfQ OMNI..; - hatchback,
(t high, 5 x 15, $100 You
With bench, excellent condl
I ''rinyl top~' Uir, loaded-;<"Full"
881-5771
I
ke'p!
B!,5-.J~~1,
-~ _ , spe'eCt, re-gu1ar' gas, good
$2W eaclt. 263-9000
stick, power, alr, AM-FM
power AM-FM Good condJ- ---------'remove. 88&-6111
.....". ,_."
, ~llW'\ MO"l\ng,rIDu~ !>e11
1979~ibA 626, 2 door 6oupe,
coql,iltlon $2,600. 527-6557,
Well mamtamed,
$3,295
___________
$2,900 or bes1 offer Before, OFFICE Desk and chaIr, lIght
tion $1 300 Call after 5 PONTIAC Grand PrIx -1981,
5
speed,
AM:FM
stereo,
air.
792-7175.
88S-7773
881-2243'
Immaculate,
garaged,
PORTABLE Presto dehumld4 30'p 'm - :1432203, after 8
walnut, 60x30x291h, $25b
____ ~----.,._--,--,--rust proofed V6 automauc,
excellent condition, $3,800 1978HONDA Accord LX, good
!lier, 10gallon. $40 881-9191
P m - 77&-2866
885-4648
DELOREAN
(82),
5
speed,
or best offer Days 882-2752;
- ---1983 VOLVO for sale for as.
power steering and brakes,
condItIon,
over
100,000
loaded, one owner, low ffil100 WATT Sunn amp, mlscelPIANO
E
everungs, 88;>-2580
sume lease Immaculate
stereo, rear defogger. New
type.
laneous furruture, articles,
verett Spmet, ex- DESKS. chall's, IBM
miles $1,500 822-4223
leage, leather interior, 313condItIon, Texas car, never
brakes two tone jade stone,
wnter, ditto copy machme,
toys, winter coats, clothmg
cellent condItion,
maho1979 THUNDERBIRD
Town
329-2564
been through a winter Re$6 495' 886-4547 evenmgs
882-8562
gany fmlsh, beaullful tone
1969COR VETTE 427, 4 speed,
metal table Call 777-4646
Landau, loaded, excellent
1962 LYNX LS, 16,000 mIles,
(tuned) $995 885-7773
ceived company car, must
and weekends
new tires, new convertible
conditIOn
Must
sell
574Smith-Corona
typewriter,
sell If interested
phone
---------automallc, aIr, power steertop, excellent
condition,
MISCELLANEOUS
c1othJ.ng STEINWA Y 6'foot 4" "A"
2726
885-4852after 6, ask for Jim
1980 OLDS Delt~. Royal~ ex2200 model hke new, with
mg, power brakes, AM-FM
plus good slu gear, eqwpI
best offer 296-3127.
cellent condItion,
Silver
case and nbbon, $200 Call CHRYSLER LeBaron, 1982. 4
ment. Trash compactor,
Model 1925, Ebony, exce8 track, rear wmdow WIper ~-,----o_==_==c=__=_--1981 MERCURY Cougar with vinyl top crwse congeneral garage sale Saturlent conditIOn (517) 321door, dark red, leather up- GItANDMOTHER, 70, raiSing
881.6238
and defrost, rechmng seats
excellent condition, 41,~
trol, tut, V-8, 4'door $5,500
4 young chlldren Needs car
holstry,
AM-FM, power
$5,900 Judy, 879-2000, exday, 912 Balfour, Park
7291
IDlles, 4-door, stereo, aIr,
882-5418or Il85-OO94
desperately
Would you
9-ART1CLES
seats, locks, aIr, 881 6967
tension 150 After 6 pm.
cruise, tilt and power steer- I
.
have a car you don't want or
---MOVING, Farmington Hills
8B-ANT1QUES
WANTED
886-9404.
mg,
rear
defroster,
$5,700
CHEVROLETCapncel977-:1977 VW, Sunroof,
shck,
need? FmanClally unable to
Pecan dinlllg room set
FOR SALE
88&-13Ce
4
door,
loaded,
good
condiAM-FM cassette, excellent
1977 CHRYSLER
Cordoba,
buy a car. Can you please
$1,800, credenza,
$100,
'RIAL
300
tion, $2,800 or best offer.
'EASTSIDE bookseller desire~
condItion,
$2,500
88&-1497
low
mIleage,
$2,400
44;>'
help
293-4005
LA-Z-BOY chair, $175, can.
KENNARY KAGE
1974 IMPE
- $1, , very
881-6875
SIgned lImited edItions, fllle'
1769.
OIlytWIn bedroom set, $300
1972 IMPALA, 350 automatic,
good conditIon 881-7811
---------1979 MAUBU WAGON
Illustrated chIldren's lJteraOak dry bar, $300 Kitchen
ANTIQUES
runs good, $500 343-0260
1960 FORD Granada 4 door, 1981 EAGLE _ automanc, 4 1981 ~LDSMOBILE Custom
sharp, V-6, air, stereo,
ture,
art, photography,
set, $125, refngerator, $325 Open Wednesday, Thursday,
----- Super
alr, AM-FM, rear defogger,
power
locks,
rustproofed
wheel drive, under 36,000
cnuser stanon wagon,.10ad•
Amencana
DetrOIt,
(,IVl1
1982
CAMARO,
air,
V6,
autoAfter 6 pm., 478-1931
Frldav, 124 p m
rustproofed,
hke
new,
and always garage
kept,
miles, one owner, excellent
ed, excellent
conditlon.
Saturday, 9 a m to 4 pm
War Occult, Avant Garde
matic, hke new, $7,650 43;>'
$3,650. 881-2673.
$3,8JO.
BROWN sofa, matclung chair
WE BUY AND SELL
condItion Loaded Phone 1 __ 884-_6_996_.
_
Lit . mIhtary
county hiS'
3298
-------BIrmlllgham, 646-4008
tones,
philosophy
and
with ottoman. 886-2004
CddleUll. at E Warren
882-2957 after 6:30 p.m. 1977 CAMARO, good condi1974 THUNDERBIRD,
good
1978
LINCOLN
Mark
V
worthwhl1e books ror collec$6,500
tion, $2,600 88S-7664
GARAGE Sale - hUIDldlfler
882-4396
runmng condillon, many op
wlute WIth burgundy Vinyl 1981Kcar, 33,000 miles, white,
tIOns In all categones Cash
gold BUI!t-m CB, crUise,
lIons, has some body rust
night stands, huffet, mlsc
roof Velour mterlor, excel1978NEW Yorker Brougham
111A-CAR
paid
and
Immediate
re
alr, loaded $7,500 772-9632
$700 779-4287
items Fnday, November 18
lent condition, low mIleage.
39,800 miles Full power,
A Premier Event
moval
9 - 4. 1248Aline, (Woods)
stereo with C.B., show room
REPAIR
$6,500 882-4696
GRUB
STREET
condItIon $3,975 792-2790
ORIENTAL Lamp $75, ChiP1976 -BLUE Honda- Acco;dSTEVEN'
~
OLDE INN
A BOOKERY
RUSING'S
pendale mahogany bed (full
1974 VW Super Beetle, snow
LAKEPOINTE
48.000 miles. fme workmg
size)
$75, Chippendale
17194East Warren,
ANTIQUE SHOW
condition, air condillorung
tires, excellent condillon,
COLLISION
nightst and $95, Duncan
near Cadieux
rehable,
$2,000. 881-6997.
QUALIFIED REPAIR
Needs body work $1,800
Phyfe dlrung room set (bufDf'trOlt, MichIgan
After 6 p m
Domestic and Foreign Cars
884-8406
DEARBORN INN
Save up to $50 on deo.uctlble
•
882-7143
fet, table, .. chairs) $425,
WITHIN
3..HOURS
1978
MGBexcellent
condiCAMARO 1975,6 cyhnder, exwhen you present lhts ad
20301 Oakwood Blvd
Duncan Phyfe dmmg room
tIOn Asking $4,000, call
cellent condItion, $2,000
Seruor Clbzen DIscount
Acro"s rrom Green£Jeld
dropleaf table (needs re
•
Complete
Cleaning
of
Interior
after 5 pm, 751-5717, 294CASH FOR
VIllage
822-2863
Transportation for SelUors to
fimshIng) $65, mahogany
$1500
and
Extenor
1758
KIDS CLOTHES
bachelor chest, 4 drawer,
PLYMOUTH
Volare,
Preand from home We care
NOV. 18, 19, 20
1978 PONTIAC CataTn1a, air,
$85; mahoganr tnple dres- FRI SAT. 12 10 SUN 12-6 EXCELLENT CONDITION
IDler, stall on wagon, 1m,
Call' 527.3910,527.5040
• Wax Auto, Chrome & Shampoo Carpet
$3000
ser
and
mirror
$350,
super fme conwbon, power
1~25 Whitber
steel belted radials, 4 door,
(Includes $15.00 Package)
VERY CLEAN, BETTER
Admlse;lon $150
plywood
bookcase
$35,
power
steerIng-brakes,
steenng, power brakes, air '
BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14
$500
•
Apply
Rubbmg
Compound
much miscellaneous furnl
condlllorung, vmyl mterior, 11B-CARS WANTED
$2.000 After 6 p m 776-2435
Bnng m Monday, Tuesday
EXCIting. NatIOnally
ture with some antIques
or Thursday, 1(}.4pm
AMJFM stereo radIO, new
TO BUY
B M Wl9a~5331,
4do-o~.-5
Acdmmed Show
ON HANGERS PLEASE
527.2925
tires, digital clock, rear'
36 Exhlbltore; 17 Slate"
speed.
sun-roof
11,000
Servmg the Grosse Pam/as for 11 Years
wmdow defroster, best ofTWO year old Kelvmator-re~
miles, 294-7540
TOP $ $ $ $
fer 882-3700, 9-5 30 P m
LEE'S
RESALE
fngerator
hke new, also
7 DAYS
Featunng an out'>tanc\mg "e.
7. m
10 p m
1973
450
s
-E
L
Mercedes
Paid For Your Junk. or
20331
Mack
881
0082
SIde by SIde refrigerator
lectlOn or the flne"t an
1983 PONTIAC 6.000 Gray,
Unwanted Car
Benz Loaded 88;>'7660after
gold washer,
dryer and
tlque" of the 18th and 19th
loaded, beautlrul car, ap6p
m
BULL AUTO PARTS
freezer, 882-5681
centur) for the dle;cermng
Wanted to Buy
proXImately
9,000 miles,
DODGE
Ae;pen
1976cream
collector
894-4488
Holland
&
Holland,
Boss,
moonroof,
8814817
DINING Room set - beaUtI
puff 23,000 actual mIles. 1
Purdy
fully deSIgned Jacobean
1982CAMARO, 4speed": V6~
. DENLEY'S
owner. new brakes, battery
-;;:-;cked c~;;-a;j
Parker, Wmchester, LC
style solid walnulmcludes,
optlone;, must sell 881-1987
and exhaust system. fold
trucks
Top dollar paid
Smith. Fox
ANTIQUES
china cabinet, buffet, table
down rea r "eat. $2.995
776-4529 or 777.8352
BUICKSkylarkl980
LImited
Grll£m & Howe, Inc
with leaves to seat 12. 6 Furniture
clocke;. Decoys.
After 5 p m 778-5572
- 4 door, V6, loaded, excel-I
E!:>tablJshed 1924
chairs, 'excellent conditIon
to). and pnmlllve~
27112
lent condition Lady's car 11e-aOATS
589 Broadway, NY, NY 10012 1981 MUST ANG- 2 door "4
Drca 1930's, $1,500 or bee;t
Harp<'r bet ....ren IO and II
$5,100 881-4606
AND MOTORS
(212) 966 5323
speed, $.1,950or best offer
offer 881-6419
9-5 Monday lhroU~h Fnday
----TOP MONEY PAID
77&-0439or 881 5174
Call rlr~t for Saturday
BUICK
1980Regal
LImited
TEN Vmtage antique c('lhng
Former Gun DI\'lslon,
hour~ 772 q11l5
Lady's car, garage kept,
1980 CHEVETTE
Low
fans Reac;onable price ('all
EXPIRES 11-30-83
Abercromhle & FItch
WE BUY AND SELL
low mlles, many extras, exmIles. Ziebart. 4 ~peed. exBarbara 962-5400
cellent condItIOn, $5,350
cellent conditIon, Must see
MANCH~~'ll'~H
ANTIQUE OR COLLECT.
KITCHEN
AID portable
779-4780
882-8870
ANTIQUE MALL
IBLE DOLLS SUCH AS
dish wash er brown. and
FUlly loaded
V8 power
1977 CHRYSL-ER Cordoba 12~VACAT10N
Early Il}th Centur) Federal
AUTOMOBILE owners
As
MADAME ALEXANDER.
GE electnc e;tove. oven and
Windows.
locks,
cassette
e;t) Ie corner C'upboa rd In
loaded,
43,000
mIles,
$2,000
PROPERTY
10....
as
$31
quarterly.
buys
BARBIE,
ETC
half, wtute, $50 each Il82tape much
more Stock
cherry
WIth
unue;udl
baSIC automobile
IlIsur
881-6835
--------0746
757-5568
Roman alch door~
ance 881 2376
No 3375
SCHUSS Mountam chalet 4
ALAfH.i-t!: e;electlOn - LIke
116 Ea"t MaIO Manchpc;ter
MONTHLY
bedrooms, 2"h baths, fuiIy
WE BUY AND SELL COL
new SchWInn blcyclec;. 886(20 minute" Southwee;t
CLASSIFIED ADS
furnIshed, largest, highest
LECTIBLE PLATES. FI
1968, 822-4130
of Ann ,\ rhor)
lot III area SWIm golf ski
GUHINES.
HUMMELS.
Op<'n 7 d:I)" 10-<; 428 9.157
CALL 882-6900
~educed to $69,506 445-'2100
DOLLS
AND
PRECIOUS
WANTED
Fully loaded AMIFM stereo
THREE Samplere; datrd 180.1.
MOMENTS 771 8405
BUYING SWORDS
cassette
ETR radiO, va.'/2
1808 1819 al"o two cover
11A-CAR
COLI fo:('TOR would like to 9-ARTICLES
Landau top all power. much
lete; Cdll 886-6751
GUNS,DAGGERS
REPAIR
bu) U ~ and rOl('Ign .,tamp"
WANTED
more Stock No 3076
MONTHLY
774-9651
f'OlJl\;THY & FOHMAL
and lJ:-' com" 469-0906
FURl\;ITlJHE &
-48 monthly payments It 9 9"10Interest with zero down
ArCE:-'~OBlF.~
FOUR Blkec; - 2 adult<.. 2
plus security, license trlnsler and tax
children's, like new. excel
PHI Jo:m: ~rHMIDT &
plD'cha.<;t>(J
for cash or appral<;ed
lent conditIOn, 881-2477
H/\NN
88's, 98's AND
e"tales al'>OdcsLroom home consultations
16301 MA<;IC 01 3 MI
886-5870
1046 W MIC'hlg.1OAve
- CUTLASSES IN STOCK"
Fill 10•• YlI'
JOHN
KING
BrtwN'n
I
94
.\Od
U~
2.1
WORK GUARANTUO
EVAN PICone c;klrtS, one grey
772-22bO
961-0622
on Hlghwd) 12 Yp"ll.mtl
•••. 5959
- one camel, size 4-6 petite
• Chp and Save thLe;ad •
434-0060
($75) 881-17116
MOVING SALE
9 x 12 red and gold Oflental
rug, TV's, baby funuture,
odds and ends
21618 Stephens, St ClaIr
Shores. Friday - saturday
ANTIQUE Chini-cabmet
dresser,
carved
chesl,
couch,
lce cream
table.
and nusc 884-3609
P1eee
HEALTH INSURANCE
For all ages Premlumb begm
at $28 31 per month
John E Pierce
& ASSOCIates. Inc
884-4750
1974 PONTIAC Ventura
low mileage, excellent conditIOn, call after 6 p m
weekdays only 881-0215
ALL
P
-vIlle-=-
l!!?'1vw
~,m
w,w..
I"IUt 0 R eeond-t-I lonlng
Pick Up and Return Auto
886.0613
NOW AT
JUNK OR
DRUMMYOLDS
* 0
9.9 Yo
DIR;!r1~ASE
NEW '84
98 Regency Brougham
NEW'84
FINANCING
$27496
$28752
Toronado Brougham Coupe
BOOKS/USED AND RARE
ASK FOR RAY CAMPISE
DRUMMY OLDS
772.2200
...--------SEE
RAY
CAMPISE
DRUMMY
OLDS
.......
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EASTSI
TRANSMISSION
_______
GROSSE
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128-VACAT1ON
12E-COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY
PROPERTY
13-REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE
13-REAL
ESTATE
I
,
r
I'
128-VACAnON
PROPERTY
13-REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
ESTATE SALE
LAKE Okeechobee Florida
APPROXIMATELY
1,300
TODAY'S BEST
Double wide mobile home
square feet . near of 20183 Grosse Pomte Farms custom
bUilt 3 bedroom
home,
BUYS
on large lot, 2 bedrooms, 2
Mack, can use front enFormal dimng, 3 fireplaces,
full baths, all appliances 10trance,
ample
parkmg.
GROSSE
POINTE
fimshed basement
Asking
eludes washer, dryer, car882-5420
GROSSE POINTE PARK
$69,900 Century
21-Ace
pet,
drapes,
screened
New hstIng. Three bedroom
A TEMPTING BUY - 1950
779-0~
porch, carport, a fantastic
smgle, new carpetmg, full
square feet combme home
retirement
or vacatIOn
SUNDAY 2.5 1843
basement,
gas heat, sldf'
and mcome Large 1 bed- OPEN
home for only $32,500. 821HUNT CLUB • Well.mam.
drIve 2 car garage, prIC.ed
room apartment on second
8766 evenings.
tamed
3
bedroom
emphasiz~
to sell, $32,000 easy terml.. .
floor Many Improvements
109 easy IlVlng With updated
made on first floor Prtced
GROSSE POINTE PARK
MOVE To Flonda . For sale Kitchen-bath,
Office
in New LIsting.
right too!
Commercial
new 2 bedroom, 2 full baths,
basement.1 av-recreation
TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES
building
approXimately
completely lurnished condo
room Priced In the 60's.
~6~
4,000 square feet, will be city
- Hutchinson Island, Stuart,
Excellent Woods location,
certified,
what a price!
Florida. Beautiful condo on
FOR RENT
near
everytlung
I
goll course at Indian River GROSSE Pomte Park Store$39,000, terms
OPEN SUNDAY Z. 5 - 1611
Plantation, access to club
GROSSE POINTE PARK
front
ApprOXimately
20
ANITA An absolute
house, tenms courts, pool,
NewLlsbng, 5/5, 2 famIly flat,
by 35 for rent, $150 plus
CHARMER
featunng
a
and ocean Beautiful sur2 gas furnaces, SIde drIve, 2
security depOSit Good loca
beautiful new kItchen, cozy
roundmgs
Partners must
car garage, new roof, new
tlOn
famlly
room
and
wood
be dissolved, below market
alummum Sldmg, prIced to
CROWN REALTY
deck
DelIghtfully
decoratvalue at $130,000 Evemngs
sell at $37,000 Easy terms
821-6501
ed In Country motIf' Best
or weekends 478-9014
MARINE CITY AREA
of all, pl1ced m the 50's
Workmg farm for sale Ap12F-NORTHERN
Walk
to
Mason-Parcells'
12D-LAKE AND RIVER
proXImately 30 acres Farm
PROPERTY
RANCH
LAKERlDGE
PROPERTY
house 149 years old but
CONDO - 2 bedrooms,
great conditIon Two barns,
TRAVERSE City area, 15 mI,
stone's throw to Lake, low
PETOSKEY CondominIUm
chicken coop, corn crib,
nutes from town on Long
maintenance
fee, famIly
downtown at Marma on
garage, It'S a beauty $98,Lake. Be,Hltllul sand:;
I Will III bd::'~llltmt
f 11~Bear River 3 bedroom, 2
500, terms available
place Land Contract terms
beach 258 frontage by 750 4
bath, fireplace, appliances,
CROWN REALTY
buildmgs
on
property
lor
1(}'15years
with
26-25%
garage Real bargain, price
821-6500
down' Pnced In the 70's
Lodgewlth5lIreplaces
One
reduced for quick sale By
4 bedroom house, one 2 bed- PRICE
REDUCED!
MT
owner 884-0788
TOM McDONALD & SONS
room unflIDshed house and
VERNON (Farms)
- As3rd GENERATION
ALGONAC on Conner River
one boathouse. Absolutely
l>umable 1075% mortgager
and canal lot, 2 story older
great for family or clan
Clean 3 bedroom Colomal, ST CLAIR, red brick 2 story
home 5 bedrooms up. Sungroupings $2tj5,000 Please
VlCtol1an ltallanate
home
fIreplace, family room, Ph
porch up, has spectacular
reply to Box L-17, Grosse
bullt in 1869 SolId bnck
baths, many newer fea.
view! I Needs work Aslung
walls over a foot thick. Good
Pointe News, 99 Kercheval,
tures too numerous to lIst!
$79,900 11% Land Contract
condIl.1on 5 bedrooms up, 1
Grosse
Pointe
Farms,
NOW ONLY $92,000' Qwck
terms I
down Huge pond Outbldgs
48236
Occupancy, too!
NORTH CHANNEL REALTY
With 5 acres, askmg $89,900,
PROPERTY
for
sale
TraGROSSE POINTE
794-9231
11% L C. addItional acreage
verse City area, on old MISREAL ESTAT~ CO
available
COUNTRY Home - 30 miSIOn Pemnsula. Farmhouse
882-0087
NORTH CHANNEL REALTY
nutes from Detroit, 31 acres
and approxImately 2 acres
794-9231
of hilly, wooded land, the
WIth East Bay frontage on GROSSE POInte Woods, 3
bedroom bnck ranch, naBelle River runs through
Lake MichIgan 5 mmutes
LAKESHORE Village, 2 bedtural fIreplace, remodeled
property,
remodeled
old
from town. Magmficent
room
energy
effICIent
throughout,
no basement,
farm house in good condivIew $175,000 Interested
condomlluum on deslreable
$50,000 343-0587after 6 p m
tIOn excellent for nature 10parties reply to Box L-16,
Edsel Ford Ct off Jefferver~. Cross Country skiing,
Grosse Pointe News, 99
son This redecorated
unit
skating, canoemg on proKercheval,
Grosse Pointe
includes drapes, central air
NEW
HOME
perty. Gratiot frontage, 9590
Farms, 48236.
and appltances. ImmedIate
277 KENWOOD COURT
Gratiot beyond. Muttonoccupancy, 882-5770.
Grosse Pomte Farms
ville. Price $110,000 882- 13-REAL ESTATE
Price drastically reduced
4964, after 6 P m.
1810 ALLARD, (Woods). Cus.
FOR SALE
All offers considered
tom bUIlt bungalow, 3 bedHOME - Ik acre, wooded
rooms, 11kbaths, fIreplace,
FOR APPOINTMENT,
REDUCED OVER $5,000
river property. 3 bedroom, 2
newly decorated,
central
792-0216
FOR FASTEST SALE
baths,
fireplace,
deck,
air, finished basement Call
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P M
3 bedroom
bnck
(gorgeous View), 21k car Spotless
882-1409 after 6 p m or
JIM CLARK, BUILDER
ranch featuring a natural
garage. 40135 Moravian,
weekends.
hreplace m lIvmg room, full
Clinton Township $69,900
fImshed
basement
WIth
465-57~.
WHY NOT
fireplace, garage, situated
GROSSE POINTE
CONSIDER
on
a
Wider
lot,
Grosse
12E-COMMERCIAL
WOODS
RENTING YOUR
Pointe schools, take keys at
PROPERTY
PROPERTY?
172:1Anita.
3
bedroom
closmg
Owner
Will
AND
1
negotiate,
Land Contract
1 /2 story, many extras,
GROSSE POINTE
HAVE IT MANAGED
terms
KERCHEVAL
appliances included. By
IT'S A GOOD MOVE!
Located 10 newer area of
Commercial buildmg lor sale
DILLON
Owner. 882-4343 days,
Grosse
POinte
Woods,
3
bed3000 sq. ft. divided into 4 rePROPERTY
886-3652 evenings.
room brick ranch, country
tail units On-site parking
MANAGEMENT
SIze kItchen,
adjacent
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
for 18 cars. 50' of frontage
881-4147
family room With naturalnext to popular restaurant
fireplace 11k bath on mam
$137,000. Terms
floor, attached
garage,
TOLES & ASSOCIATES
owner Will help fmance
1030 BISHOP-, GROSSE POINTE PARK
8lIS-2000
Charmmg 3 bedroom, Imam.
Custom contemporary
built in 1979; lIVIng room with
tance free ranch, newer upAPARTMENIS
dated kitchen,
partloned
cathedral ceIlmg and attached screened porch; diOuter Drive, 14 units
basement,
detached
garmng room, large family room, kItchen with sub.
7.Chalmers - 9 units
age, owner anxIous
zero refrigerator,
Jenn-Alr, laundry room, 3 bedNottmgham/Mack - 3 units
Walkmgdlstance
to St John's
rooms, 2% baths, large lot on cul-de-sac.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
hospital, take keys at closWEEKENDS, EVENINGS
Cadieux Mack - 5 stores
mg on tlus 3 bedroom brick
BY OWNER
885-0042
Alter/Warren - 4 stores
bungalow,
natural
ftreKelly/Wllltber - 3 stores
place,
basement,
2 car
Many more to choose from,
detached garage
READY FOR HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING'
RENTALS AVAILABLE
566 BARRINGTON. GROSSE POINTE PARK
CENTURY 21 ANDARY
886-5670
Beautifully mamtamed and decorated EnglIsh Colomal
UNIQUE
Llvmg room, formal dllung room, beautiful updated
PRIME Northeast
area 778-4900
kitchen, 4 bedrooms, fIrst floor AND basement famnear Grosse Pomte and 1-94
CALL ANYTIME
tly room Leaded glass windows Bright, cheerful
expressway, 6 unit blUldmg, -------rooms New roof, electnc garage door, beautIful
5 umts produce over $1,100
LUXURY CONDO
per month mcome With a
OPEN SATURDAY,
landscapmg, 1 block from Wmdnull Pointe Park.
SUNDAY Z.5
2,000 square foot user umt
$79,900
SUitable for medical cllmc,
32555 BARCLAY SQUARE
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
499-3593
offIce or beauty
shop
One block south off 14 MIle at
BY OWNER
NO BROKERS
FleXIble Land Contract
Hoover-Chicago
Gorgeous
terms 8lIS-l22D.
umt, 4 bedrooms, 21k baths,
1323KENSINGTON, GROSSE POINTE PARK
formal dimng, large kitOPEN SUNDAY 2-5
GROSSE Pomte ofhce bUildchen, fIrst floor laundry
t~;
ing near the VIllage 31evels
Basement, rec room With
of offIces fully renovated m
bar 2 car attached garage
and out 2150 square feet
CALL GIL WITTENBERG
Parking for 10cars BeautiCENTURY 21 AVID
fully decorated for the pro.
778-8100
fesslOnal. 881-4200
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
JOHNSTONE &
JOHNSTONE
SADDLE LANE
Beautiful four bedroom Colomal, family room, firepBUSlNESS allU
lace, first floor laundry, 2!h
INVESTMENT
Old house charm - Move.m Condition. Space for gracI'
ISath, flmshed basement,
PROPERTIES
ous entertammg or actIve famtly hfe, 560 sq it family
ExclUSively
central aIr, 2!h attached
room addItIOn, cherry paneled With skylIghts and firegarage 90/4% fmancmg
SALES - LEASES
place. central air. energy-efhclent,
hving room WIth fIre.
EXCHANGES
STIEBER REALTY
place formal dlmng room, large master bedroom plus 2
VirginIa S. Jeffnes, Realtor
775-4900
more bedrooms. 21,6 baths, brick patIO, 6Oxl60 lot With 2
882r0899
large
maple'i. garage door opener
BY OWNER No Realtors 3
bedroom bnck Colomal,
FOR RENT
Must be Seen
central
aIr, lower level
Grosse Pointe Park. Gas staCall 882 2936 for Appomtment
famIly room, Ph baths, 2%
tIOn. Established busmess
car garage, mtercom. cen40 years Ideal for retiree
tral vacuum system, recent
$150.
ENGLISH TUDOR ON CANAL
furnace and roof $74 000
CROWN REALTY
886-4383
after
6
821-6501
4 --------------
13-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
13-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
13-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
BY OWNER -spacious
4 plus HOMEOWNERS:
ConSider
GROSSE Pointe Woods - 3 GROSSE Pointe Farms
bedroom family home In
these examples
of msurcharmIng 4 bedroom Colobedroom ranch, 2 car gaprestigious
area of the
ance IlrotectlOn on your
nial With a large master
rage,
basement,
2,225
Woods. Many extras
For
home Only $167per year for
bedroom
and a family
square feet Large liVingappomtment, call 886-5135.
$60,000 $218 for $80,000, $293
room,
$95,900
Century
21.
room, dining area, kitchen,
EAST
Outer
Dnve.Warren
for $100,000 Thomas Insur.
Avid,
778-8100.
breakfast
area,
family
Beautifully
mallltamed
anceAgency EastiandCen.
room, 2 fireplaces. 886-0479. REDUCED . By Owner 552
brick, 55, fireplace,
mo .
Thorn
Tree,
Grosse
Pomte
SELL or lease WIth option to
dern kItchen and bath, car.
Woods
4 bedrooms,
21h
GROSSE POINTE SHORES
buy in 1 year, house prIced
peting, rec-room,
garage,
baths ~9238
SpaclOu~, custom, 3 bedroom
in the "$71:6," $5,000 down,
f>eparate utilities Must be
ranch, 4th bedroom or hpayments $685 per month, WALK to Lake St Clair, 2
sold Kohler. 372-1862
brary, famIly room, full
low utilities
3 bedroom
bedroom condo IIh baths,
basement Lovely, secluded
BY OWNER City of East DeNew England
Colonial,
basement, attached garage,
yard, With mground sWlmtrOIt 2 family,
$48,500,
Grosse Pointe Park, 882$50 mamtenance,
beige
nung pool
$10,000 assumes, 11% Land
9044 after 6 p.m
carpetmg
throughout,
45 SOUTH EDGEWOOD
Contract for 7 years, $365 a
$51,900
ST. CLAIR SHORES - neat
884-2861
month plus taxes and msur. BY OWNER
3
BEDROOM
Brick
ranch
on
-- ---- ---and clean 3 bedroom brick
ance, $580 rent, tenents pay Beacon
canal
FamIly
room,
1!h
HIll First offering by
ranch.
81h Mile/Marter
own utlhtIes 885-0807
baths, attached garage, fmowner WIUlaml>burg Col~
Road area
Assume 11%
Ished basement, new steel
mal 4 bedrooms, 2Jh baths,
OPEN Sunday, 2-5 By Omler
Land Contract, $56,900. Censea wall, excellent
condl
attractIvely
decorated,
2167 Beaufalt,
"In The
tury 21. Avid. 773-8100
bon Transferred owner reWoods" Engllsh Country
clean No broker~ Serlou,
INDIAN V111agehome on Iroduces prIce to $114,900
charm
III a 3 bedroom
mqUlres only 329-7205, 886quoIs 5 bedroom,
5 bathB F CHAMBERLAIN
bungalow, updated kitchen,
6142
-- - - - -- --rooms, excellent condition
771-8900
natural flreplace, screened
with line mterior details,
HARPER
Woods Condo, 1
porch and deck, profeSSIonGROSSE
POINTE
Shores
80
bedroom,
applIances,
must lIquidate immediateal landscapmg
A CCYLY
cot.
North Edgewood
Ranch
clean Must see, ImmedIate
ly $76,000 With $66,000 astage In a great neIghborhome,
excellent
condll.1on,
sumeable mortgage
(Also
occupancy 886-9057
hood ~1822
fully carpeted, drapes, new
will consider lease at $700
furnace and central
aIr,
FOUR Bed! 0001 In h ..l.. Colo ~1ARINA - Port Huron 3
per month). 961.5975.
<\cres 36 wells. 3 rental unfully landscaped
lot WIth
rual m "Woods" Very good
Its, canoes, gas, beer, 882GROSSE Pointe Park - 2
outdoor sprinklIng system,
condItion, low price, new 10fanuly flat BeaconsfIeld at
4132
brushed rec-room m basesulatlon, roof, storms Call ------- -Vernor, 3 bedrooms, sepament 469-7495, 881-5645
469-1093, before 8 p.m.
GROSSE
Pomte CIty - 907
rate basements and entranLAKE ST CLAIR, Harrison
Umverslty
Brick, 3 bedAFFORDABLE
Family
ces, garage, newly painted,
TownshIp. 2 condonunium
room, fireplace, deck, 2 car
home BeaconsfIeld, Grosse
immaculate
condItion
umts,
carnage
house
garage, new furnace, cIty
Pomte Park 3 bedrooms,
$75,500. Days,
583-3363;
$55,000, townhouse $60,500
certs completed.
$66,000
21k baths, remodeled
kiteverungs 823-0216
Both with central aIr and
881-7970
chen With bUIIt-m applI11550 BALFOUR, $5,500 asgarage Century 21 - KEE,
ances, sliding glass door to
sumes, freshly painted 3
("Art" ). 573-0622
fenced-m yard WIth patio
13A-LOTS
bedroom bungalow, large
Flrushed basement WIth wet
FOR SALE
FIRST OFFERING
kitchen with eating area, fl'
bar 881-5646
GROSSE POINTE PARK
nished basement with bar
VACANT RESIDENTIAL
COUNTRY
ESTATE
and work room, by ap. Audubon, spacIous 5 bedroom
PROPERTY
this 4 bedroom, 6 year aiel
Tudor. Library,
Florida
pointment
only 568-2100;
brick and alununum Cape 50 foot frontage on resldentlal
room, 3 full and 2half baths,
831J.0008.
Cod could be yours In time
street III the Park 175 feet
2 fIreplaces,
beautlfully
HARPER
Woods
Co-op
for ChrIstmas,
apprOXIdeep Cash or Land Conlandscaped, well msulated
apartment.
2 bedroom upmately 2,700 sq ft sunken
90/,% finanCIng at $119,000
tract terms.
per, private
basement,
fanuly room, with fireplace,
R G EDGAR & ASSOCIATES
STIEBER REAL TV
porch, a 11' condItioning,
the basement features a 24 ft
775-4900
many extras, low maintex ~ ft. recreation room with
nance. 886-2005.
a full wall fIreplace,
at886-6010
OWNERS Anxious - 4200
CADIEUX and Mack. 2 bed.
tached 2 car garage, 6 sec- MERRIWEATHER
Hili
Audubon BrIck Tudor, St
luded acres With woods and
'•
room starter home. Garage,
Clare Parish 3 bedrooms,
pond,located5nunutesfrom
Grosse Pomte Farms, 75 x
finished basement,
excelfamily room, new electnI-94onapavedroad
St Clair
169,882.1400
lent condition, $18,500. All
cal, new furnace,
new
Schools, Long Term Land GRuSSE POINTE PARK terms. Handlos 882-7300,
storms and screens, hardContract
Askmg $92,500
SIze 105x85, corner of Cad884-4876
wood floors, 2 car garage,
transferred
owner says
leux and Jefferson 686-3598
finished basement, extra lot
LANCASTER
Woods - 12
bnng offer
Mile Hayes One bedroom
No Brokers 881-9752
THREE Mile Dr 2nd lot off
lower condo. All appliances,
ST CLAIR - 3 bedroom, 11k
Jefferson
Irregular
size.
aIr, pool, carport,
club.
1435THREE MILE
story home
Sunken rec
250 foot deep. Grosse Pointe
house,
carpeted,
nicely
DOCTORS, lawyers, accounroom ~Ilth w~
st?ve, PIC'
City-Sycamores
ChOIce
decorated,
$33,700, $3,700
tants, you must see this fature Window m family room
bUIldmg sites available
down on 11% Land Con.
bulous 4 bedroom Colomal
offers r.anoraIDlc view of
HIGBIE MAXON INC
the wel -landscaped 120 ft X
886-3400
WIth office swte attached
tract. 821-4437.
330 it lot The 24 ft x 30 it 2 ---------Unbehevably
pnced
at
story garage-workshop
IS GROSSE POINTE SHORES
PRICE REDUCED
$129,000 Open Sunday, 3-5
FOR QUICK SALE
fully insulated and Wired
near the Lake
pm,
or by appomtment
936 University 10 Grosse
Country atmosphere
with
100 ft frontage
Woodcrest Realty 885-1715
Pointe City
CIty convemences
Askmg
L/C Terms
Charming 3 bedroom brick
$67,900
PALMS-QUEEN
ST CLAIR SHORES. - 11
Colonial, new carpeting,
Mile-Harper.
3 bedroom
JOACHIM REAL TV
886-4444
kItchen, rec room and roof
brick ranch, Ilh baths, 2%
329-9037
Air,large lot, city certIfied
DELTONA Community, lot,
garage, new roof, trim, exat $65,000
best offer, central Fionda
tras, flmshed basement,
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
5%% AssumptIon - Land
885-1497
STIEBER REAL TV
Contract avaIlable, $55,900
1293 BAYS DRIVE
775-4900
owner 882.8769, 778-0120
North of Vermer,
east off 13~EMETERY
Mack, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
PROPERTY
full basement, 2 car garage
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
Owner very eager of Ie red at FOREST Lawn, 5 graves, lot
1385 LOCH MOOR BLVD
290, section 43, before noon
$65,900, balance of $23,900 at
AT HOLIDAY
772-7544
7% (0.291)
4 bedrooms, 21k baths with large prIvate lot If quality IS
CENTURY 21
14--REAL
ESTATE
important this IS a "Must See "
.-!~~~:~:m
& CO.
MACKENZIE
779-7500
MAKE TIllS A CHRISTMAS HOME
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
925 BARRINGTON, GROSSE POINTE PARK
WOODS - 3 bedroom alu.
mmum bungalow,
eat-in
kItchen, newly carpeted.
Screened porch, attached
garage. $46,000. 886-4076
81k MILE and Lakeshore Rd
Lovely 4 bedroom Colonial
on a canal back yard. LiVIng
room, formal duung room,
large family room with
fIreplace and Florida room
1st floor laundry room FInished basement. Many ex.
tras
Immediate
occupancy By owner, askmg
$109,000. 886-5495.
Colomal, 4 large bedrooms, master bedroom on mam
floor, large living room, formal dlmng room, large
kitchen With famIly room, 3 baths, entire house
remodeled
Land Contract terms available. Must
see to appreciate,
call between 8 a m. - 8 P m
823-5971 By Owner Price reduced
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
530 CADIEUX
GROSSE POINTE CITY
Condonumum lIVing at a price you can afford plus characterl'l lOft ceilings, hardwood floors, natural fireplace, carport
BY OWNER, Beaconsfield
near Jefferson 2 family flat
6/6, 2 fIreplaces,
quality
throughout
$63,900 882-
LAND CONTRACT AVAILABLE
M A. GERNA Y REAL ESTATE
331-8408
2247
SHARP Colomal With fanuly
room, fireplace, 21k baths,
central air conditioning and
much more Agent, 776-5155
GROSSE POINTE SHORES
BY OWNER
CLASSIC FARM COLONIAL
TAX Shelter - one bedroom
efficiency
Co-op. Whlttier/I-94 Rents $240, mamtenance $63 $10,500 cash
882-8176
Located !h block from Lakeshore drive, on an attractively landscaped 150 x 80 lot. Offering the followmg features:
Mutschler kitchen, panelled dmmg room With fIreplace
and bUIlt-in gnll. Beautiful lIvmg room with parqued floor, 14 x 18 Lord and Burnham solarIum/
greenhouse. First floor powder room Attached gar.
age with electnc door opener Upstairs, four bedrooms, and two baths 881.0047.
12B-VACATION
PROPERTY
ASKING $156,900
OPEN SUNDAY 3 - 6 pm
61 ROSLYN ROAD
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OPE;N SUNDAY Z.5
3527 Cadieux - lovely 3 bed.
room, bnck, full basement,
move in conditIon,
only
$29,900
Cadieux/Warren doll house, 2
bedroom,
basement.
remodeled
7/Kelly - 5 bedroom, blick,
basement,
redecorated,
Priced to sell
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1/4 OWNERSHIP
/' from $39,900.00
Finally the most affordable Breckenridge way to acqUIre
ownership of a luxury resort condomInIum at the base of
world famous mountams NOT timeshare, but full owner
slupof your UnIt for 13weeks per year WhIChyou can sell,
rent, lend or Just plam enJOYI
PINE RIDGE CONDOMINIUMS
BRECKENRIDGE, COLORADO
365-7144, day - 882-1470 eve.
Only 3 homes off the lake With a lakeVIew from the hvmg
room SpacIous sunken hvmg room WIth pegged
hardwood floors. 17' hIgh cathedral ceIlIngs, massive
carved oak fIreplace and a balcony overlooking the
hvmg room from the second floor KItchen enlarged
and modermzed 10 1983 With new cabmets, floor,
apphances. fixtures, and a pair of greenhouse wm.
dows JU'it off the kItchen IS the formal dmmg room
al<;oWIth pegged hardwood floors and French doors
to a 'icrecned porch LIbrary With Ih bath and walk-In
c1o<;et(could be 4th bedroom) Up you'll fmd 3 good
<;Ized bedroom<; and a full ceramIc tile bath ThIrd
floor walk up attic could be another room or storage
Full ba<;ement
Out~lde. the c1a<;'ilc!lne<;WIllhelp make you the talkofthe
town A few of the features are a boulevard street,
mature trees, 2 car garage, over 100' of steel seawall,
Included In the sales prIce 1<;an extra 50' bUIldable
lot Please call Bob MacKenZIe at 46W-ATER for a
private ~how1Dg Offered at $159,800
CENTURY 21 MacKENZIE & COMPANY
779-7500
886-5670
_
WANTED
CASH FOR HOMES
SERVING AREA 45 YEARS
STIEBER REALTY
775-4900
15-BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
OWN Your own beautiful and
exclusive Children's Shop.
Offenng the latest in fash.
Ions along With a complete
Ime of accessories and baby
furniture
Brand namesVanderbllt
- Jordache
Polo - Health Tex - lzed LeVI . Lee - ChIC - Buster
Brown . Donmoor - Her
Majesty - Polly Flanders
and many more, Furmture
by Gerber
- Lullabye
Nod A-Way
$14,900 includes Beglnnmg
Inventory, TramlOg,
Fixtures
and Grand OpenIng Prom~
tlans Call Anybme . 501329-8327 An ExclUSIve Shop
for you
18-PETS
FOR SALE
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Poor lIttle abandoned black
and white mIxed Spamel
doesn't understand why n0body wants her, she IS a
darling little dog and has
been caged for such a long
time Won't someone please
take her and give her a
chance for a lovmg home
8 week old black puWy, POSSIbly Terrier
mIX needs a
famIly We have given her
special care and a good
checkup She IS a real cutle
882-8660
HARPER/Cadieux
area, 3
bedroom, bnck ranch, sacnflce $22,000 cash
Rent
$380 month, call 881 2431 or ENGLISH Springer Spamel
371.2219
pups - AKC, hver and white,
- --$100, after 4 p m 245-1884
SHOREPOINTE
condom
Imum 2 bedroom m Grosse
Pomte Woods Front umt
If you lose mE:
8819133
-~--BY OWNER
Country French ranch overlookmg Northern
MIChigan's mo<;t pre<;tlglOus golf
and country club 3 bed.
room, 2 full baths, solar
famIly sun room off kItchen
WIth fireplace ManyexceptIOnal features
VIew of
Boyne and Nubs Nob 8829129, or 1 616-526-6762
INCOMEfor Sale-"::$39.900 o~
best offer
New furnace,
well
msulated,
newly
decorated
Must see 881
0801
or find me , .
We'll run your ad
FREE"
882-6900
GROSSE
Page Ten-C
........-rs
1
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PY. female,
21~OME
mr
2OC-CHIMNEY AND
FIREPLACE
REPAIR
FOR SALE
McCALLUM MOVING com
pany Modern truck and
BARKER
eqUipment Estabh~hed In
CONTRACTORS
1918 - Fully Insured Also
I)lano ~peclahst~ 77&-7898 ModermzatlOn • Allel dllone; •
AddltlOn~ • Famll) Rooms
• Kitchens & Re<'redtlOn
21A-PIANO
Areas
SERVICE
JAMES BARKER
B86 5044
~98
BURN wood ~afely this ~ea.
and
son Your chimney
"DUFFY" needs good home,
firebox needs the care of a
white, fluffy male dog, 5
Cleaned and
professIOnal
months, housebroken,
88SIn~pecled wllh no mess, no
5095.
du~t Insured
DACHSHUND PUPPies, nuru
J&J CHIMNEY SWEEP
AXC, 739-2297
,
773-1444
PIANO SERVICES - Tumng
OLD English
Sheepdog,
6 CHIMNEYS
Flreplate~
and repdlr Qualified tech.
months old, female, with
repaired
and new Cap~
ruclan FleXIble hours Rea.
~apers, $100 to a very good
~treen~ tutk pomtlng Call
sonable rates 881.8276
ome Too big for our small
77&-4529. 777 8352
chlldren 882-8744
COMPLETE PIANO service
Tuning,
rebulldmg,
reTWO Female kittens
Lone 20E-lNSULATION
flmshmg
Member Plano
hair Calleo and blond, $10
Techmclans
GUild ZechLitter t ramed,
7 week s,
INSULATION
Bossner 731.7707
882-3138.
-------Blown m
PlANO TUNING and rep.ur
ENGLISH Spnnger Sparuels
AttiCS & Sidewall~
109 Work gUdranteed
- 2 purebred
females, 2
Free Energ) Audits
Member AFM Edwal d Fel
years old, spayed, house
or~ l:TILITY t'I'\Ar-.U!'I:G
~ke 465-6358
trained,
$60 per dog. 886ToX1c FOdm Extraction
7228 after 6 p m Tuesdav
Formaldehyde Te~llng
21B-SEWING
through Sunday
ALL POINTES CONST CO
MACHINE
886-3537
4 ADOROABLE
blacka~d
wrote kittens, free to good
COMPLl'~TE tune.up. $1295
home~ 7 week<; old 884. 20F-WASHER
AND
All m"l,.e" "ll <l5C" All
557l.
DRYER REPAIR
palts ~tocked 885-7437
Washer, dryer, dishwasher
and ranges repaIred
All
makes
NO SERVICE
If repaired
CHARGE
Guaranteed parts and ser.
vice specializl'W
m GE,
Kenmore
and
hlrlpool
products
PERSONALIZED
SERVICE SINCE 1965
George Stults
885-1762
oNG
CONSTRUCTION CO
Masonry repairs, chimneys,
patios, porches Speclahzmg
m FIeldstone fireplaces LI.
Cel1lied 839-9459
With truck
HANDYMAN
Clean ba.'>ements, garages,
etc Any hauling, odd JObs
Bob . 885~227
BUSINESS CARDS
PRINTED FAST!
RICHIE'S AppIJance Service
Center. servIce on all major
appliances
l00O/Cguaran.
tee We have acomplete line
of new and used parts 8850079
500 FOR $10 00
Budget prices also on Letterheads, envelopes, tickets,
weddmg mvitatIons, bumper stickers, etc
JACK 776-6570
DENNIS JEROME.
Chlm- 2OG-GLAS$-MIRROR
SERIVCE
neys, porches, roof repairs,
new wtters,
~ulter c1eaning.
ree estimates
77~ REASONABLE prices on insulated glass replacement.
0909
Master craftsman WIth 30
FENCES mstalled, repaired,
years expenence
Free eswood, steel. No job too
timates
A G Glass sersmall Free estimates 772-vice 884-2396
5009
HANDYMAN Services Spe. 20l+-FLOOR
SANDING
clallzlOg In carpentry, dnd
tormlca work 882-4827
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Floor sandmg, refirushmg, old
floors a specialty. Expert
m stam 535-7256
2OA-eARPET
LAYING
PROFESSIONAl'.. Floor Sand109 and fmlShmg Speclallz109 10 dark stalnmg Call for
free estimate W Abraham,
979-3502
CARPET LAYING
NEW AND OLD
Stairs Carpeted Shifted
Repairs of All Types
ALSO
\ CARPETING, VIN¥L. 'J \1
HARDWOOD
Samples Shown In
Your Home
BOB TRUDEL
77~7590 days, 294-5896eves
G &G FLOOR CO
Floor sandmg profeSSIOnally
d3illj'
Dark stalnlO~
an~ f1n\llr'
s on'»)..n'"
ng
war k"~'
guaran eed
Free estimates References
885-0257
I'
FLOOR SANDING, staining
Free estimates, workman
ship guaranteed,
call Jim
Hicks 382-5'i~
JERRY'S CARPET
SERVICE
InstallatIOn - Repairs, all
sales
In.home
kinds
Warehouse prlces Over 20
years experience
771>-3604
21-MOVING
RELIABLE
POINTE resl.
dent With movmg van Will
move large or sman quantities
INSURED
Bob 88~1968
20B-REFRIGERA TlON
AND AIR CON.
DInONING REPAIR
RICHIE:'S appliance serVice,
center service on all major
appliances, 100% guarantee
885-0079
.
COo, INC.
• AddltlOn~
• Dormer.,
• Gardgt>.,
• Kitchen.,
• !"Ireplatt>;,
Brick dnd Cement v.ork
Bank fmancmg dVdll,lble
Complete
Home ModernlldtlOn
_m 2816
773 1105
WADE'S ELECTRIC
COMPANY,
INCORPORATED
FAST 24 HOUR
SERVICE
884-9500
I
COLVILLE
ELECTRIC CO.
Ranges, Dryers, Ser Vices,
Doorbells
VIOLATIONS
FAST EMERGENCY
SERVICE
APn
Anti-Cruelty
Association
GUY DeBOER
772 'H46
D C KELLY BUILDER
• Quality Remodeling
• Ander~on Replacement
Wmdow~ & lJoors
• Additions of all type!>
• Custom Garages
S & J ELECTRIC
Residential-Commercial
No Job Too Small
885-2931
882-3463
RETIRED MASTER electncian Licensed VIolations.
Services increased
Also
small jobs TU 5-2966
LiCENSED
10 a m to 4 p m
j
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21F-HOME
IMPROVEMENT
LETO BUILDING CO
SINCE 1911
CUSTOM BUILDING
REMODELING
REC ROOMS
KITCHENS
882-3222
HADLEY HOME
IMPROVEMENT
INC.
Ir\roug~ Saturday
FORMICA KITCHEN
COUNTER TOpe; &
Y.\NITIES
CORlAI\ & CABI:\ETS
FREE ESTIMATES
EDW VAN OSTAEYE:'oi
No aflt:r nours hcl~) il', tel
Vptcr nal an 5 days
, /2 day Sal We .ecfl doq,> as long as pOSSible
F,nancpd
only by (jonilt on,> RprT err ber arllmals
n your will loa'
Volunteer help wanted Pet food and car,
labels welcomed For Information call Mary.
839-0424, 465-7152
891-7188
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SERVICE
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lun()( d bi
dona I or I ,IT ilnt- C,OCIt.'y
1(,,>'U ng a
NO DESTROY pol,cy hac; many home'ess
dogs
aor' (<1'5 ~(' ill1, pion
The Shelter 1$ located al 19601 Ml Elilon near 7 Mile
Road DelrOI! 48234 Phone 892 7822 Hours 11 00
a m to 500 P m
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Re~lde11l1aJ
Year round ~el vlte
Shmgle~ and Rep31rs
\VOl k Guaranteed
In.,ured 886 3245
SUNCO
HOT TAR SPECIAL
• Commercial
.Indu,trlal
• ReSidential
.30 Yeal s Expellence
o Llcen~ed
5127 Ea~t 8 Mile Rd
759-5112
ill£,
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who can no! help themselvesl
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HF.SIDENTIAL &
COMMERCIAL
WIRIN<, - L1GHTINC,
24 HOUR" 882 91116
LICENSED - IN~URED
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HILEY AND DUHY
HOOl<'ING
!:lhmgle,
dnd fldt loof<,
!>pecwhzlOg 10 loof I epJII .,
LICENSED
INSURED
3JI 1716
885-5189
JOANNA WESTERN
WIND.OW SHADES
*
P;AL/'IlT
SHUTIlR5
I' .A~F"'.Al'-j'"
Sl'OFUA DOORS
811-"OS
M~O
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FREE ESTIMATES
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294.1602
773-0525
SHORESIDE Carpet Clean
109, profeSSIOnal carpel
cleanmg Work guaranteed
Fully Insured
Free Estl
mates
Call 7753450,
24
hours
PROFESSIONAL CARPET
UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
at REASONABLE RATES
We use Von Schrader3 dry
foam extraction eqwpment
A.F. WITISTOCK
• Deep Soil Removal
GU'ITERS Cleaned, roors re
• Fast Drying
, ',P.lam~d'l ,~npured,
.experq I. Leaves no resoihng reSIdue
lencell', reasonable.
refer• Oriental R~gs convelUently
enc~s SenIOr Discount Seacleaned in your home
ver s 882-0000
For Free estimate call
Distinctive Carpet &
EXPERT REPAIRS
Upholstery Cleaners
GUTIERS
839-5155
Ask for Tom Barrese
ROOFING
SatJsfachon Guaranteed
TOP
SALES AND SERVICE
15011 KERCHEVAL
885-1798
E<:I~l 01 A let.
In H Eo Pilr ..
TU 5.6000
COSttt ... Me
FINANCING AVAILABLE
BAKER
da)'s
JOHN D. SIMON
778 1028 - 773 6986
Roofmg. Caulking,
Weatherstripping,
Repalr~
LICENSED
INSURED
PAQUIN
ROOFING
CONCEPTS
A DiviSion of Cox and Baker
SPECIALISTS IN
FLAT ROOFS
LICENSED - INSURED
Innovative new ideas for
complete interior and exterior
remodeling.
839-7534
19591 Mack Avenue
G,osse Pointe Woods. 884 7088
ROOF
0
SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES
FENCING
921-6282
"NEEDS
SINCE
1909"
RUSTIC STOCKADE
CHAIN LINK - VINYL
COLORED GALVANIZED
COMMERCIAL
RESIDENT IAL
PET PENS
SNOW FENCE
LEAK
REPAIR
-.
SPECIALISTS
FREE ESTIMATES
Roof Leaks Guaranteed
20 Yrs
EKpenence
CALL BILL 882.5539
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COMPLETE PAINTING
AND DECORATING
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR
Wallpapering - Rea.,ol1dble
REFERENCES
RALPH ROTH
B86 8248
MIKE S PAINTIl"G
Intenor extenor. \\allpaper
109 mlOOI repau~. patch
109 plastermg
Flee e.,tlmates Rea,onable dnri hone<;t Reference<; Call dn}
time European 777 8081
MILAN'~ PAINTING - mter
LOr,extenor, stucco. wlOdow
caulkmg, wallpaper Inst al
latlOn and m home ~ale~ of
many patternc; Free e!otl
mates Cdll anytime Milan.
i59-5099
QUALITY PAINTING
SERVICE
INTERIOR EXTERIOR
20 ) ears profe~sJOnal
experience
MA'IT FLETCHER
4151 BucklOgham
886-6102
STRIP ST AIN YARNISH
PAINTERS
Duplicate EXlstmg Flm.,h Or
SERVED EUROPEAN
Color~ to Match
APPRENTICESHIP
Kitchen cabinets, bdthroom
vamlie!>, rec family room In tenor-Exterior
wallpaper
mg Speclallzmg m repaIr
panelmg. doors. trim dnd
109 damaged plaster. dry
moldmgs
Licensed
Insured
wall and cracks, peellOg
References
Free Esllmate~
pamt, wmdow puttymg and
caulkmg,
also palOtlOg
PRESTIGE PAINTING CO
alummum Siding All work
DAVID ROLEWICZ
296 7386
778-5025
and materIal guaranteed
Reasonable
Grosse POlOte
references
Free
E~tl
WOODROW BUTLER
mates Call John anytIme
Painter,
profeSSIOnal
de
7769439
corator
ReSidential
Commercial - Private EsGIOVANNI SACCO
tates Free eslimates
DECORATING SERVICE
867 8685
871 7318
Pamtmg, wallpapering stamlng, wallpaper
removal,
BUCHANAN & CO.
patchmg, caulkmg Insured
GROSSE POINTERS
and licensed Itdllan .Jour
SERVING THE POINTES
neyman
SINCE 1972
264-7579
973-2448
• Wallpaper al'd removal
• PalntlOg (Int and Ext)
WALLPAPERING
• Stammg and varmshlng
The Be~t Paperhanger
• Plaster repair
H1 TOllln
• Texture ceIlings and walls
. BECAUSE ALL I DO 1<;
LICENSED
INSURED
HANG PAPER"
886-4374
15 Year<, In the bU"lne.,.,
Call Ron for \our
WALLPAPER
Profe""lOnal E~t1mdtI'
497-5766
~TI':VE 6 PAINTING
Inlerlor & Extenor
Patchmg & Pli\.,terlng
Wallpapenng. WIndow
PuttYing. caulkmg
Good work - Free E.,tlmoltl'<'
Rea,onahle PrIce"
779-5235
77S- '1!ffI
~mor C,tI7en., to', Off
Call ~te~e anytime
QUALITY mterlor exterior
palntmg
dnd
repaIr
365-5635
Experienced
rea~onahle
In~ured Gulter~ cleaned
Seaver'<;. 882-0000
A HAMPSON
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOM
21G-Jl00F1NG
PAINTING
SERVICE
Paperhanging
gla71ng.
wood fmlc;hmg
40 Years Expel1encE'
Free Estlmate<;
St Clair Shore<;
i71 9687
You Krow Complell' Co~lln Advance
Yo
•
•
•
•
•
•
INTERIORS
BY DON & LYNN
Hu~band Wife Tedm
Wallpapering
PalOllng
Metlculou~
In~ured
Over 20 Yeal <,Experience
.The Flr<;t and Ongmal
.Full Time not Part Time
.11\ Yean Expenence
.1.0 .... Rate<;
,In<;ured. Free e"limatc.,
Alc;oofferm~ cu~tom pamt
109 mtenor and extenor
DON T TAKE A CHANCE - CAI l A PROFESSIONAL
WI' ... (J",rOV(fU,Fl
21I-PAINTlNG
DECORATING
REMOVAL
BY JEFF
REmODEL
In&?~
Thlnkln;
of
InterIOr Extenol Sel VJll'
Pdlntmg
dntlqumg and vdrm.,hmg.
,tripping and .,tdllllng
Complete kltthen I ehl1l~hlllg
Free E~lJmdte~ - 885 J2JO
g
IT'S NEVER TOO LATE
D CARPET
FOR Reroofmg,
tear off~
roof and chimney repair
CLEANING CO.
Roof vents IOstalled semor SHAMPOO & sleam extracCitizen dIscounts
Free
tIOn, spot & slam removal,
estimates, Insured and ex.
free estimates, lowest prices
perlenced 881-9173
10 the Pomte<;
SMALL JOBS
774-9651
MICHAEL'S
PAINTING &
REFINISHING
P alntmg - !Oteri or ex tel 101
pdpcrchangmg
dnd p,mel
Img Free e~tllndte, cheer
fully given LJce11~ed dnd
DALE Hdl r Cdl pet cleaning
Insured
uphoJ-tel Y cledmng. WIO
!l829234
dow cleamng 2nd Genel a
PAI;"";TI:-;-G-;:JJ.\~~l.,r
t)vn 5278105
Free E~tl
mdte.,
Gutter clednlng
Elmer T LdBJdle 882 2064
hdrdwood
rloor.,
pa!>te (NTERIOR-i\1irD-exteJ
lOt
WJ\ed
palOtmg and paperhanging
Reasonable rates 30 year~
experience
Ray Bdl now
LOOK - 30 yeal , expellence
sky, 372-2392 after 6 p m
..team cleaOlng cal pet and
---fUI mture
By Wilbur. Doug
and Glenn Cm tel Call 778
PROFESSIONAL
1680
PAINTING
INTERIOR EXTERIOH
K-CARPET
Wallpapering
lepalr!> 011
CLEANING
peeling pdmt. cracks. dam
aged pla,ter Wmdow gldl
COMPANY
mg and cduJklfig Proft>s
CARPET
~lOnal work WIth I eferente.,
SPECIALISTS
at lowe!ot co~t All labor dnd
• Steam ExtractIOn
material guaranteed
• Shampoo
CALL MIKE AN'l:TIME
• Spot and Stam Removdl
• Upholstery Cleamng
772-0123
•
at affordable prices
"PAINTING,
wallpapellng
882-0688
and wall wa!>hlng Semor
CitIzen dl~count Jan 884
SPECrAL
8757, Kathy 773 9589 '
2 ROOMS cleaned, 3rd room
cleaned FREE
CUSTOM PAINTING
SLATE-TILE
CONSTRUCTION CO
20720 Marter, G P W
All types of modermzatJon
*Addltlons
* Kltcfiens
*Baths
*Rec Rooms
Rooffng and sldmg
*Replacement
WIndows
ALL WORK 100%
GUARANTEED
Licensed
• Bonded • Insured
DECORAT1NG
21H-eARPET
CLEANING
REPAIRS - GUTTERS
35 YRS EXPERIENCE
After 6 P.M. 882-7322
k
(}f! ~.,.
In
• Atll(~ & Porth Enclo~ures
• AddltlOn~ and Kitchens
• Com mel U dl BUlldlOg~
Your Remodellnq Planned by [xperl,
The Oakland Humane
S oClety
J-.
located
Flu~hed dnd roor., In~pedt'd,
fOI a<; Iltllt> a~ $10 E~tl
mdte~ free
882-4968
ROOFING
885-5253
i..
& INSURED
AMJ ELECTRONICS
TV, stereo. sales and servIce
Free
estimates
PanasoOlc, Toshiba
Au
thorlzed
~ervlce.
20649
Mack
Grosse
POinte
Woods
Monday-Friday.
9- 7, Saturday. 9-5 882-8540
TV REPAIR - Free home estImate With every job Work
guaranteed 882-0595
Kitchen"
Rec Hoom~
Bdthl oom,
AddltlOn~
POIth COIIVCr,lOn.,
REMODELiNG
:r.IODEHNIZATION
ALL WORK PERSONALLY
Pl-~H!"OHMlm
l\llKE ~CHUSTER 8824J25
!,'HEE ESTlMA1 ES
LlCEl"!>ED & INSURED
Repairs
and
reroofmg
Alummum tnm and gutters Father and Sons
Bob Isham
Dale Isham
52&-0666
FREE ESTIMATES
HOME RENOVATIONS
Complete Remodeling
Ser
vices. Quality
Fml<;hed
Carpentry
Gro,se POinte
References
SatlsractlOn Guaranteed
HilrDirarrck
rPf'
K BUILDING CO.
774-9110
COLOR TV, HI-Fl, STEREO
885~264
ROOF, GUTIERS
CLEANED
CHAfo'TED
•
•
•
•
•
CASHAN ROOFING
HOT ROOFS
Siding trun roofing ~eam
le~!> gutter.,. ~torm doOl.,
and \\lndov.~. I dillng" dl
ummum ~huttel ~ pOlth en
tlo<,ure, Free lourteOU., t>~
llmdte ..
Off1u?l~hoWI oum
29315 Harpel
f, C S 774 04&0
DOUGLAS SHAW
13569 Joseph Campau
"~
,~
EASTLAND
ALUMINUM
PRODUCTS
21 J-PAlNT1NG,
T J GUTTER ServICe In
~ldlll.'d. cleaned, repall ed
Cleanmg "pecld!, 10'7< dl~
count to ,ilI cu~tomer~
FI ee e~tllndte., CJIl Ted.
8l3-1625
M U SCHU!:lTER CO
THE HOU~E l\U:nIANIC
HOM E HEP AIRS
• Calpl'nlly
• P,lIntlllg
• Minor Plumbing
• :\111101 1':le<tlilal
4-2~r
ADDITIONS DECKS
BATHROOMS
KITCHENS
WINDOWS - PORCHES
COMMERCIAL
REMODELING
LICENSED & INSURED
885-4624
21G-ROOFING
SERVICE
21F-HOME
IMPROVEMENT
PERSONALLY DESIGNED
• Kitchen., - Altlc~
• Bdsement~ - Porche.,
• Bdthrooms - Hec Room~
JIM SUnON
Ouldoor deck em Ironment~
CU!:lTOM CRA!,'TED
TU
Br)~ DII,~~ 2-2436
• Cabmeb - Formica
• WwJ Il.v'hol.!> - tnm \\ork 21G-AOOFING
• Replacement WlIldows
SERVICE
• Intenor - Exterior Door~
FULLY LICENSED AND
A H C Home Implovement
INSURED
Roofing gullel.,. aluminum
GENERAL HOME REPAIR
tllm wlndow~ door., pdmt
Free Estimates - 8B2 6842
Ing. pJd~tellOg In.,ur,lOee
\\Olk 37l0J66
JOHN W SCHOBER
The handiest guy In town
• pamtmg • glazing
• carpentry.
cabinet
mstallatlon • small
plaster repaIr
• small plumbmg repalr~
VIOlatIOn Work
CALL 884-1285
SERVICE
886-3537
----MODERNIZATION
M.T. CHARGOr
BUILDING CO
-----
-
QUALITY HOME Implove
menls
DI YWdlhng, Pamt
109, Ceramic
TlllOg and
Carpentry :'-ioJob too ~mall
At lowe~t prlce~ c,lll Mike
774 4514
EXPERIENCED bUild 10 appliance Installer, also coun
ter tops Jenn Air and mlc
rowave
Also complete
home repalr~ Dependable
reliable
famIly man LI
censed Alan. 779-3306
160-ADOPT
Mondily
* INSULATION
BLOWN IN OH BLANKl-;r
,nOXICFOdm ExtrddlOn
Formdldehyde Te.,tlOg
Cement Work DnvewdY~
Watl:~1pI oohng Gal dge~
*Complete Wmdow dnd
Door Conti JclOI
VOCCIA
CONSTRUCTION
PROFESSIONAL movers. 10
years experlence
Family
COMPLETE REMODELING
bUSiness
Plano,
appll
SERVICE
ances Insured, low rates
Kitchens-Baths
7774543
2OC-CHIMNEY AND
AdditIons-Porches
AttlCIRec Rooms
FIREPLACE
GROSSE POINTE
Alummum Sid 109{Trim
REPAIR
MOVING CO
,
Gutters/Down Spouts
POInte reSidents WIll move or
Storm WUldows/Doors
FIREPLACE,
wood stoves
remove
large
or small
Roofmi\IShmgtes/Hot Tar
011 flue cleamng Caps anc
quantities of furmture, ap
Alummum Sldmg and
Insured
screens mstalled
pllances. pianos - or what
Gutter Cleamng
no mess, ProfeSSIOnal Mas
have you Call for free estl
Fences/Repairs of all kmds
Coachhght
Sweep
mates 343-0481 or 822 22~.
ter
Licensed and Insured
Operated by John StemlngQllmney Sweep Company
886-{)520
er
885-3733
\
co
CONST
roMPLEn;
REMODELING
Ed~Y f'lOdnclllg AvculdbJe
SPECIALIZING IN
*Kltchen~
Bath~ Rec
Room~ and Addltlon~
21D-TV AND
RADIO REPAIR
KELM
and
cleared
GUTTERS
cleaned New birdIe's Free
estimate Call 824-4311
ALL POINTES
----
LET GEORGE DO IT 21e-ELECTRICAL
Thursday, November 17, 1983
NEWS
21F-HOME
IMPROVEMENT
_
IMPROVEMENT
pup-
2O-GENERAL
SERVICE
POINTE
You Gel ~ Top 0 .a' Iy Job Fin sn. 1 On T nw
• F~MIl Y ~OMS • OOIlMERS • mlcs
flNISHfO • flEC ROOMS
• UTHROOMS • KITCHENS. CUSTOM GARAGES _NO 00011$
L1CI':NSED
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
Jhghe~t qu a lIty
Lowe'lt
pnre<; !,'ree ec;tlmate<;
MASTF.R ELECTRIC
973-71\2') or 879 9518
BAVARIAN
PAINTING
~I~'-i.iFiA
•
\
19S6
IIIICH BTAT~
LIC InCH
18332 Mack, Grosse Pointe
881.1024 Free Consultation
Ingles. Flat. Slate • Shake. Gutters e Siding
822-0100
- Prompt "..
......
-
INTERIOR f~XTEHIOH
Over 14 yeal , cxpe rJ(>n('e
~atl~factlOn GU<lrantecd
781-3519
.\4
GROSSE
Thursday, November 17, 1983
21I--f1AJNTlNG;;
DECORA
NG
210-CEMENT
AND
BRICK WORK
GROSSE POINTE
CONTRACTORS
CUSTOM PAINTING AND
WALLPAPERING
EXPERT ANTIQUING
885-8155
FREE ESTIMATES
INSURED
Michael Satmdry Jr
Phone: 882-6900
Address: 99 Kerchnal,
CODDENS
CONSTRUCTION
ESTABLISHED 1924
All types of basement water.
proofmg 7 years guarantef'
References 886-5565
CAPIZZO
CONST.
Any !>mall room $25 Medium
size $35 Large, $50 Al!>o
Fall cleanup
and eavestrough c1eamng 881 4432
B & D PAINTING
WALLPAPER
REMOVAL
Equal to the be!>t
but costs Ie!>!>
882-6594
AVOID the Hohday rush Dis
counts on all mterlors J B
Pamtmg Good references
822-7421
PAINTING AND
DECORATING
Interior pamtlng, plaster reo
pair, wall paper hangmg
and removal
SalJsfactJon
J:(uaranteed
Licensed and
lOsured
Free e!>tlmate!>
Evenings - 882-6348
WHITEY'S
Wall Papermg
Interior Pamtmg
Reasonable Prices
Good Work
Call - no job too small
774-0414
GET Your mterlOr pamtIng
done before holidays. Call
Dave, at 882r2795
R. R. CODDENS
CEMENT
CONTRACTOR
Family bus mess for 55 years
.New dnd repaIr work
.No Job too small
.Dnveway~ and porches
our speCialty
• Patios
.Chmmeys
.Waterproofmg
• VIOlatIOns repaired
CALL ANY TIME
886-5565
BRICK WORK Small jobs,
luck pomtlOg, chimney, porches, VIOlations repalrtod
Reasonable 88&-5565
POLICEMAN does intenor
pamtmg Neat, reasonable,
reliable. 881-9288.
21J-WALL
WASHING
K-MAI~TENANCE Company
wall washmg, floor c1eaJUng
and waxmg Free e!>tJmate!>
882-0688
CALANDRA
CONSTRUCTION
• Garage rm.,lng & frammg
• Cement dllvewa~!>
• POI<.he!>.tu<.k pomllng
Quality In matellal and
workman~hlp
LKen~ed & In!>ured
EPH
JOS
468-7069
* PROPER
METHODS
OF WATER PROOFING
ONLY
* BUCKLED BASEMENT
WALLS REPAIRED,
STRAIGHTENED AND
BRACED
NO INJURY TO LAWNS
AND SHRUBS
* ALL TYPES OF
CONCRETE AND BRICK
REPAIR
14 YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN POINTES
* ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
(WRITTEN FREE
ESTIMATES)
*
*
885-0602
If no answer call after 3:00
MAC'S TREE AND
SHRUB TRIMMING
9-5
COMPLETE WORK
Reasonable rale". quality e;ervice Call Tom 776-4429 or
8820195
2 p m
CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP
We reserve the right to
classify each od under Its appropriate
headmg
The Publisher reserves the right tD edIt or relect copy submitted
for publication
PRE.PAID All servICe advertls,ng,
Wonteo to Share and S,tualLon Wanted
BOB SCHOMER
TREE SERVICE
•
•
•
•
Tree removal
Trlmmmg
Toppmg
Stump removdl
Gro!.~e POInte Re!.ldent
INSURED
LICENSED
881-8526
SNOW
REMOVAL
GREEN THUMB
839-7033
365-7129
21S-CARPENTER
21T-PLUMBING
HEAllNG
AND
o
GUY DE BOER
LICENSED
885-4624
772-3446
ALBERT D THOMAS
INC.
•
•
•
•
LANDSCAPING
COMPANY
Sprmg Fall Clean Up
Cuttmg
Hedge Trlmmmg
Edgmg
Lowest Prices Around
• Free Esllm ates •
773 0525 294-1602
SOD
REMOVAL
REPLACEMENT.
POINTER
LANDSCAPING
88~1900
21u--JANITOR
SERVICE
OFFICE Cleamng done by
Grosse Pomte pohceman
and Wife, excellent references 881-1071
21W-DRESSMAKING
AND TAILORING
COMPLETE
Fall cleanup
Fmal
cut
Reasonable
rates Call Martm's Lawn
ServICe 52&-8946 Free Es
timates
SNOW RemovalreSidential
or commercial
751.7117
----------
Hendries Snow Removal No
Job too large or small, 24
CONTRACTORS, INC
SEAMSTRESS.
dlteratlon!>.
hour service 881-5594
CHAS. F. JEFFREY
QUALITY Plastering
cracks
We are general contractors
\\eddlngs.
dre!>!>makmg.
MASON CONTRACTOR
eliminated
Tailored
reOne call takes care of all
home decor. tallormg
13
DAN'S LAWN
LICENSED - INSURED
pairs
30 years
Grosse
your bUlldlOg-remodeling
year!> experience
ReferMAINTENANCE
• Bnck • Block. Stone
Pomte references
Fre~
GROSSE POINTE hreman
problems, large or small
ences 881-6645
* Fall Clean up
• Cement Work
estimates,
Jim Blackwell
will do wall waslung 821TU 2-0628 --:.-::::..- TIRED
------- OF your flt? Excel- * Power RaklOg
•
Waterproofmg
821-7051,
Il
no
answer,
294________
2984
* TrimmlOg
• Tuck PolOtmg
0034
21T-PLUMBING
AND
lent alteratIOns
and sew77&-3858
21K-WINDOW
• PatIOs of any kmd
HEATlNG
wg Before 5 p m Call
I DO ALL WORK
PORCHES
AND
ALL
BRICK
SUPERIOR
PLASTERING
886-1524
WASHING
MYSELF
WORK A SPECIALTY
AND PAINTING COMPANY
Cement.Stucco Repair
-\LTERATIONS
Reasonable
G OLMIN
MURPHY'S
882-1800,
, l • 'Plastering
and drywall re
rates Call 772-5514 or 88:l. '
TONY
WINDOW CLEANING
The Master Plumber
LANDSCAPING
T & M
pair Intenor and extenor
0577, ask for RIta
SERVICE
pamting Guaranteed work
Don't get snowed under
(Son of EmIl)
FREE ESTIMATES
SEAMSTRESS
- Custom
CONSTRUCTION
Insured Call Tom 885-6991 No job too '>mall New and
• Industrial-ResidentIal,
WE ARE INSURED
sewing, bridal wear, alteracommercial,
snowplowrepairs, VIOlatIOns
CFMFNT CONTRACtOR
tions, call after 5 p.m. 881PLASTER
contractor,
repair
372-3022
293-3181
mg
• Cement work all kmds
9249.
work,
free
estlm
ates
• Contract avaJlable on a
D \VINDO\V-C-LEANING
• Por ..hes bIOL"-e;tep work
Prompt servICe J Man HA YES Heatmg &: RefrlgeraALTERATIONS - my home.
seasonal baSIS
• Basement waterproofmg
Storms and !lcreene;. alumitlOn,
pre
~ea,>on
!>peclal
laCI, n8-4357,
465-4150
884-2972
• On call 24 hours
Guaranteed
num and gutters <.leaned.
Furnace cleaned mspected
PLASTERING and pamtlng.
RFASONABLF PRICFS
free estimates Lowest pnc
and adjust for maximum
21X-DRAPERIES
quality work guaranteed
EARLY BIRD
774 4896
343 0528
es lo the Pomtes
effiCiency
Prompt servIce, references,
011
$J9
95
CuSTOM
draperies
and
SNOW
REMOVAL
Gas
$29
95
773-0525
294-1602
free estlmates LA6-m34
GRAZIO
775-0479
!>heers Quality work at
SPECIAL 20% OFF
K WINDOW c1eamng com
lowest prices
Free estl
PLAS1 FRING and Drywall
CONSTRUCTION
pany Storm'>. screens, gut
JIM MURPHY
mates
Free Inst allat IOn
Nell SqUire!>, 7570772
PLUMBING
REPAIRS
•
Cement
drives
floors,
ters, aluminum cleaned In
Many sample books Pat885-9179
pallOs
&
sured Free Estimates
--- --- - --PLASTERING
772 5440
• Old gardges r3lc;ed and re
SEWER CLEANING
SAVE
THIS AD
Free esllmates,
low rates
882-0688
ne\\ed
CUSTOM DRAPERIES
Reasonable Rates For AI)
Paul
McIntyre
SNOW
PLOWING
• New garage doore; dnd reQuality work. reasonable
A OK WINDOW CLEANERS
MIKE POTTER ED PAGEL
SINGLE PUSH
frammg
445-0247
prlces Wide selectIOns of
ServICe on storms
and
Llc
RetIred
LIC Master
OR SEASONAL
• Nell. gardges hUl11
fabrlcs AU hems hand sewn
screens
I\lso domestic
882-1558or 882.139~
Famll) operated ,mce 1962 PLASTERING and Drywall
775-1733
Dlscount~ on rods, shade!>
housecleamng
Free estl'
Nell SqUires, 757-on2
LI<.en~ed and rne;ured
mates Monthly ratec; 77':>and
bhnds
978-21>91
EMIL THE
QUALITY L~ndscaplng
774-3020
772-1771 21R-FURNITURE
1690or 773-9838
Clean-up. tnmmmg, mamPLUMBER
REPAIR
GROSSE POINTE fireman
21Z-SNOW REMOVAL
tenance
Insured, reasonR.L. STREMERSCH
SPECIALIZING IN
will do. \\mdow washmg
able, references
SenIor
AND
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
• Kitchens • Bathrooms
821-2984
Discount,
Seaver's,
882.
FURNITURE rehrushed. reLANDSCAPtNG
Cement
• Laundry room and VIOla
0000
pal red ~tnpped. any type of
Driveways
DALE Barr Wmdow clean
tlOns • Old and new work
caning
Free estImate'>
Patloe;
mg, carpet clean 109, upholMAC'S
474-8953or 34':>-6258
Free Estimates
stery cleanmg, 2nd Genera
Brickwork
TRIMMING, removal, sprayFALL
CLEAN-UP
BIll. Master Plumber
tlOn 527 8105 Free E!>tl
Basemenl Waterproofing
109, feedmg and stump reo
Complete yard work, shrub
BOB's lJPHOLSTRY 25% off
Step!>
mate Gutter c1eanlOg. hard
(Son of Emil)
moval
Free Estimates
and tree trimming,
etc
already low prices Local
Tuck
PomtIng
wood floors paste waxed
Complete tree service Call
Reasonable rates, quahty
references
772 9326, Bob
882-0029
Cuc;tom Wood Deck!>
Flemmg Tree ServIce. 774service Call Tom
I McVey
Free Ee;llmates
21L-llLE
6460
77&-4429 or 882-0195
B08
QUBE
EXPERT ANTIQUE repair'>.
WORK
SPECIAL ON
PLUMBING and HEATING
reflmshmg re gluewg "By
SMALL JOBS AND
LIcensed Master Plumber
Tony
Sertich"
521
1998
TONY'S Ascot Tile 778-2266
SEWER CLEANING,
REPAIR
WORK
Bathrooms,
kltchene;,
SPRINKLER REPAIR. ETC
FURNITURE
884-7139
foyers marble
Free esll
Groc;c;ePOinte Woods
RESTORING
males Licensed
886 3897
D &: L MASON Contractors
Hdnd ...trlppmg.
refJm,>hlOg
brick and hlock, hreplace
CERAMIC TILE - New and
and repaIr'> of wooden furm
and repair n4-9032
remodehng Bath.e;. kitchens
lure 20 years expenence
and fo)ers. c;ho\\er pans re
Free pIck up and delivery
paired Call Rick at 52l 1434 21P-WATER
839-3063
PROOFING
CERAM[C TrL~ - New and
PLUMBING, HEATING,
21S-CARPENTER
remodeling Free estimates
SEWERS AND DRAINS
L1cen'ied Very reasonable
FRANK
B
WILLIAMS,
LI
J.
W_
KLEINER
n2.3293 (Tony)
BOILER SPEC!ALIST~
cene;ed bUilder Speclahzmg
Flac;empnt \\aterproofmg
m home up dating and all
21O-CEMENT AND
,\11 "'orh gUdranteed
SPRINKLER REPAIRS
mmor or major repairs
BRICK WORK
LlCEN~l':D
Porch cnclo ...urec; doorc; ad
Justed,
book ...hcl ves In
TU 2-0717
JACK WILLIAMS
c;lalled. paneling. new coun
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
.181KERCHEVAL l"ARMS
ter tope; vamtles Code VloCONCRETE &: BRICK WORK WATERPROOFING
Smce 192.'>
lallons
corrected
for
cour~
LICensed Insured
Refer.DRIVEWAYS.PORCHES
Keith Damel~on
teouc;
expert
a",c;I"tance
1n
encee; Guaranteed
Get our
.PATIOS.STEPS.ETC
Llccn~ed Mae;ter Plumh{'r
Impro~ mg your home m a nv
pnce lac;t 2'l.16130
~
area plcae;e call me at 88i
0790
VIKING HEATING CO
SMALL
Johe; carpentry
re211-PAINllNG.
21I-PAl NllNG,
FURNACES
BOILERS
pairs. cabmete;, locke; by re
DECORATING
DeCORATING
PART~ & SERVICE
tlree
Quality workman
ALL MAKE~
slup 824-_285:_3
_
WALL Washmg, dependable,
neat serVlCe Sallsfactlon
guaranteed
Free
estimates Everungs. 882r6348.
--------~.
r
FALL CLEAN-UP'S
HOWARDS
TREE SERVICE
THREE C'S LANDSCAPING
757-5330
------------
• tree removal
• stump removal
.trlmmmg
.toppmg
• cabling
• .,torm ddmage
Fully IlIsure<l, free estimates
TREES - SHRUBS
ALL LANDSCAPE
CONSTRUCTION
BEFORE IT SNOWS
THREE C'S LANDSCAPING
757-5330
758-6949
SNOW
PLOWING
* Yearly rate.,
SNOW PLOWING
$140 PER SEASON
• Prompl ,erVlce
*LlCen..,ed
*In!>ured
.2' of "now or more
$180 pel ,ed~on
POINTEH LANDSCAPING
MOST DRIVES
1112' on MORE
GREAT LAKES
LANDSCAPING &:
SNOW REMOV AL
885-0502
. Design, Lon!>trul hon plant mg.
PRUNING lawn and garden
mamtenanLe Gro,,~e Pomte
re!>ldent
BOB NFVFUX
Evemngs
884-0536
Wanted
to Rent,
must be pre paid
QU ALITY Carpentry
and
Formica work, New or re
DRAIN SERVICE $25
faced,
Commercial
7 DAYS
ReSidential Store fIxtures,
dlsplay~
also counters.
531-9671
kItchens,
Vdnltles,
rec
rooms, hang doors All re
CARPENTER
- small and
pairs and fml!>h work 16
large lobs, 32 years experyears experience
Free esIence Free estimates
LI
tlm ate!> V ItO SapIenza
censed 527-6656
774-8933
ALTERATIONS _ ModermzatlOn, all bUlldmg needs.
rough to fJm!>hIn till tl ade!>
21Z-SNOW REMOVAL
AND
LANDSCAPING
21Z-SNOW REMOVAL
AND
LANDSCAPING
885-1900
LANDSCAPE
GARDENING
.1
21o-PLASTER
WORK
PLASTERING
And Drywall
repairs
Texturing
and
stucco
Insured
Pete
Taormll1a, 469-2967
LANDSCAPING
CORRECTIONS AND ADJ USTMENTS
ResponSibility
for
a classified adv errar 'S limIted to either a cancellatIon
"f Ihe ch~rae for or a re run of the DOrl,Dn m errDr
NDtlf,catlon
must be gIven m lIme fDr CDrrectlon m the
followmg Issue We assume no responSibility fDr the same
error after the first msertlon.
JACK WILLIAMS
WATERPROOFING
and WALL REPAIR
REMOVAL
AND
$320
Cash. or * pre-pay 12 words
.20
Each additional word __
_$395
Billing rate for 12 words
$500
Retail rate per Inch _
_$6 00
Border ad.... per Inch Classified Display-Photo Advertising:
$6 50 per column Inch, ad must be Q
minimum of 2 columns Wide and 3 Inches
deep
Deadline noon Monday prior to
Thursday publication.
$8 00 extra charge
for photo reproduction.
3430528
n4-4896
21Z-SNOW
Rates:
Hd!>emenl Wdtel proollng
10 yedr gUdrdntee
Insured
TU 2-0717
Wed
Cancellations
and changes, Man
New copy only, Tuesday noon
Error correctIOns, Mon noon
T&M
CONSTRUCTION
SMALL JOBS
FRFl" F~TlMATFS
LtU' N:::>l'1)
Page Eleven-C
Deadline.:
nt".... TONY
885-0612
fl re
.-C-H-A-R-t-E-S-F-J-E-F-F-R-E-YCall
882-1800
• Basement Waterprooflng
JW KLEINER
.Underpmfootmg!>
CFMFNT CON fHACTOR
• Cra<.ked or caved In walls
Cl"MFNT EmICK ~TOI\jF
• 10year guarantee
PallO!>.Y.alks. porLhe ... !>tep" L1censed
Insured
FJtlg.,tone repair
AMERICAN Water Proofmg
Tu ..k pomtlng pall hlOg
.,even year gUdrdntee Free
I\~phtlll palLhlng dnd ~eahng
e!>tlmates
Lu.ensed
Con
SPECIALIZING IN
lrador
('all 1n4Q?7
.Qq4q;4;
Grosse Pointe 48236
Office Hours:
Mon 8-5, Tues 8-12,
Thurs and Frl. 8-5
BHICK REPAIRS ,wu
<.hi m lie y ~ pon he,
pltl<.e., lu(k pomt mg
n6-4529 7778352
_ ~_
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4444
NEWS
Classified Advertisinglnformalion
BRICK, !>tone, block, conBASEMENT
crete, brick patIOS, chlmWATERPROOFING
ney", fireplaces De Sender,
10 YEAR GUARANTEE
822 1201
LICENSED
INSURED
FALL PAINTING
SPECIAL
•
•
•
•
•
PORCHES, PATIOS - New
or rebuilt, tuck pomtmg,
brick replacement.
caulk
lng, pomt
sealer
With
HI.TEX chimney repairs
and rebUilt Over 31 years
experience
Donald
Mc
Eachern 526-5646
21P-WATER
PROOFING
POINTE
4
co
FRANK R.
WEIR
HELP BEAT WINTER
WINTERIZE
YOUR LAWN SPRINKLERS
NOW!
CALL TODAY
882-1740
FOR AN APPOINTMENT
THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAYBE PURCHASED
FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS
(Stores are
hsted by streets and from DetroIt on through the Grosse
Pomtes, Harper Woods and St ClaIr Shores)
DOWNTOWN:
Ren-Cen, Calumet Tobacco and Gilt Shop, malO level,
near 100Tower
Ren-Cen, 500 Tobacco shop, tower 500.
JEFFERSON
AVE:
Park Pharmacy, Nottmgham and Jefferson
VIUage Wme Shop, Beaconsfield and Jefferson
MAUMEE:
Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee,
Schettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee
KERCHEVAL
AVE.:
CHARLEVOIX:
Lou's Party Store, Lak.epoinle and CharlevOIX
MACK AVE.:
Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and Mack
Yorksl'lIre Market, Yorkshire and Mack
Parkles Party Store, St ClaIr and Mack
Alger Party Store, St ClaIr and Mack
Rand's Pharmacy, McMillan and Mack
Arbor Drugs, 7 Mlle and Mack
St John Hospital, Morass 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 Deli, 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 Deli, Morang & Kelly
EAST DETROIT:
Merit Book Center, 22425 Kelly near 9 MJle Road
ST. CLAIR SHORES:
Collie Drugs, Harper and Chalon (8t,2 Mlle)
Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane
The Book Store, on Mack, south of 9 Mile
Perry Drugs, off Marter and Jefferson
Lake Pharmacy, E 9 Mlle between Mack and Jefferson
Perry Drugs, Shores ShOPPIng Center, 13 Mile and
Harper
Shores Canteen on Jefferson, near 13 MJle
New Honzon Book Shop, Little Mack and 13 MJle
HARPER WOODS:
Parkcrest Parly Store, Parkcresl and Harper
Hunter Pharmacy, Country Club and Harper
Kaycee Drugs, Bournemoulh and Harper
The Tmder Box, Eastland Shopping Center, Aisle 7
Classified Ad.
885-7711
Call
24 HOUR~
SUNRiSE PAINTING A,,,L>
DECORATING, CO. INC.
• rntenor
Painting.
Pla,ter
Rep:llr • Wnllcovenng
Fully In,ured - Courteou'" ~nlce
Groc;c;e POinte Eac;t Arpa Profe"",onal ...
FREE ESTIMATES
245-9263 OR 526-7494
21T-'LUM"NG
HEATING
882 %16
RE~IDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL
ANDERSEN
PLUMB ING, SEWER CLEAN ING
SENIOR
CITIZEN
882-6900
NOvem~r
1
AND
DISCOUNT
372-0580
gift shop
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, MUlr and Kercheval
Muliers Mkt between Beaconsfield &: LllkepolOte
To place your
CARPENTER
- small and
large jobs, 32 years experIence Free ec;hmates LIcen'led 527 6656
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Page Twelve-C
POINTE
Thursday,
NEWS
You
November
17, 1983
Buy
.ow
MAHER Gives You
3
~lFJRST
A Real Price That
Looks Like Magic
I~
BIGGESf
ClASS CAR,
FIRST ClASS DEALER
MA\TE.R
11~1~f;~~.I,~)
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II II " I
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1982 NEW YORKER 4 DR. FOfmal black 316 V'6, air.
stereo, cruISe, full power. leathef lOt, wires
SEE THIS'
$9.895.
1982 MIRADA COUPE. Dark blue. cabnolel rool. air 6 cyl ,
pwr wind & mOfe 19,867 CAREFUL MILES/ ••. $7,495.
1982 CADILLAC CIMARRON 4 DR. Silver pwr moon rool.
auto. air, stereo, cruISe, full pwr RED LEATHER INTERIOR.
23.816 MILES VERY CLEAN/ ••••.••••.••••..•
$8,795.
1979 OlDS 98 lUXURY SEDA. Dark gold, V-lop. air. FM.
pwr wmd & seal A ONE OWNER TRADE.IN/ ., •• $3,995.
1980 HORIZON Te-3 2 DR. Silver. air. crUise. slereo. auto &
pWr ALSOI Casl wheels and rally package Only 26, 643
miles MUST SEE AT •.•••••.••..•.••••••.•...
$4,395.
Open Monday and Thursday III 9 00 P m
The 1984's ARE HERE AND WE'RE DEALING
~
IF YOUR LAST PRICE WASN'T FROM
OrNe a good deal home, from
MAHER CHEVROLET
then you're
probably paying too much.
OGER INKE
"We'll Beat Any Deal ... From Any Dealer .. · Period'"
1.696 al Van Dyke, Open Mon & Thurs Iii 900
~
r--GM QUALITY
0It 01 town
~1"U.u
'M
Il1010..
1..1- 1':__
caII_
758-1800
~, l SERVIC~!ARTS
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WE LEASE
GM VEHICLES
CHEVY HAS THE PRICE ADVANTAGE
Thirty Car Indoor Showroom-Shop Inside!
OH WHAT
A
FEELING!
WE AT RINKE TOYOTA
ARE COMMITTED TO
QUALITY SERVICE
AND DEPENDABILITY.
Part of a family
'84 VETTE
~.9%
Two '84 Vettes
A vailable NO W
NEW '84 CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DR.
NEW '84 CELEBRITY 2 DR.
4 cyl., auto. ps, pb, t-glass, AMFM, 58 wsw, rally wheels. Stk
'82 VETTES
#440118
Air cond., va, auto OlD, ps, pb,
t-glass, stereo, def., S8 wsw, full
wheel covers, cloth interior.
$10,298
SPECIAL EDITION
1 to choose
$7985
'83 CLOSE OUT!
of
dealers servmg the
HUGE
Grosse Pomles since 1917
SAVINGS ON
VAN CONVERSIONS
RINKE TOYOTA
30 VAN CONVERSIONS
rvi.. (ro Delrolt s only Eastside Dealer
IN STOCK
VAN DYKE
AT 10'h MILE
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IS NOW
MICKOWSKI BUICK.
Jf:RRY
We're celebrating with once-in-a-lifetime savings on brand
new Buicks. We have more than 100 new 1983and
1984Buick., prepped and ready. Take immediate delivery with all the features you
dre.a~ about including the .most irre_~ slstIble feature ... the pnce. And _ Son the spot 12.9lk financing. L.- ~ Don't wait for your new .- - Buick. Come in for a test.
drive. You'll drive home a ..:::-~.
new Buick ... During our November
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.LE
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Jerry MICU".OII~SKlllmCK
1'1 I~ '.w,
u
8.8°6:000ROx.wa~
"We're Your Kind of People with Your Kind of Cars"
16700 HARPER at Cadieux
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