By John Minnls AssistantPark'sEdrtor chief of detectives retires after three decades F?r as far back as he can remember, De- Retirement from the Park notwithstand. tec~1Vf~Sgt. James LaPratt wanted to be a ing, LaPratt is looking for work. Marines. The irony, LaPratt said, is that he pohceman - and he still does. "I'm not going to sit in this house," he enJ.isted in the Navy in 1950 to keep from tIme. After 33 years with the Grosse Pointe said. "I'm just not going to do it. I have a getting drafted The Navy taught him to be La Pratt said he was then intervieWed by ~ark POlice department, LaPratt, 58, is reo wealth of experience, and I'm not going to a medic, and the Marines needed a few good the Park POlice Department, where he has waste it." men. tlr1~g Feb. 24, although he'd like to stay on been ever since. the Job. A faUlty heart valve is forcing him Even though LaPratt is being forced to He and Mary Ann were married in 1953 "There's no ifs, ands or buts about about to retlr~. He said the heart problem doesn't retire prematurely, he has no regrets and and they raIsed seven chIldren on LaPratt's it," he saId, "1 always wanted to be a POlice. po bitterness. cause hIm dIfficulty, IS correctable, and he detective's pay in a large house on Grayton man. It was a vocation I wanted." could go for years without it affecting him. "1 loved my job," he said. "In fact, it in Detroit. The La Pratts, though empty. In 1960, Patrolman LaPratt was sent to . But pohcy at the Grosse Pointe Park Pub- wasn't a good job; it was a great job." nesters, stllllive there. detective school. "I was very fortunate to be hc Safety Department requires everyone to He started with the Grosse Pointe Park In 1954, LaPratt landed a tool-and.dle ap- picked," he saId. In 1961 he was assigned to be 100 percent healthy, LaPratt said, and Police Department as a 25.year.old rookie prenticeship, but that was not the kind of the detective bureau; in 1964, he was prom. he supports the policy. on Aug. 6, 1956. He said all rookies didn't work he wanted. He filled out applicatIOns oted to detective; in 1967 he made sergeant; "We thought about it (retiring) " LaPratt go through the police academy in those WIth local police departments, including De- and In 1968 he was put in charge of the saId. "1 may have been a year a~ay from it days, as they do today. In the '50s, LaPratt troIt. He showed up late fur a pre-employ. "DB," a positIon he held ever since. anyway." received 120 hours of in.service training. ment examination for the Detroit POlice LaPratt said there are a lot of outstanding Before becoming a policeman, he served Department and a tough old sergeant who cases he and his fellow detectives worked on in the Korean War as a corpsman for the wouldn't pass today's phYSIcal fitness re- through the years. One case set a precedent qUIrements told him to come back another See RETIRES, page 17A Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 f~: GandeJot Violent crime down in Farms ...... 3A won't seek Woods man charged Defense spending re-election with armed robbery cuts resisted 6A By Ronald J. Bernas Basic us. Staff WrJler School board President Jon B. of pizza delivery man advanced EMS 7A Gandelot announced Monday By John Minnis delIvery man, who m turn night that he will not seek re- ASSistantEditor grabbed the gun and began to Bryant discusses electIOn In June A 30 year-old Grosse POInte wrestle With Lucas Blanchard plan 8A In a statement read to the Woods man IS SItting In Wayne Durmg the struggle, the Doml- board, Gandelot said, "Being a Recycling center County JaIl thIS week after he no's drIver yelled for help HIS member of the board of educa- allegedly pulled a shotgun on a yells were heard by a neighbor opened 1OA tion over the past 12 years has Dommo's PIzza delivery man across the street who came to been a demanding task. The Jan. 31 the delIvery man's aid DUring Obituaries 15A time commitments attendant to Damel Lawrence Lucas, of the the struggle another neIghbor being a board member are slgnlf. 1500 block of Fairholme, pleaded called police' Cleaners taken icant. My family and my busi- Innocent before MUnICIpal Judge Patricia SchneIder Feb 1 on fe _. to cleaners 16A ness have made sacrifices these past 12 years. lony charges of armed robbery H . t d the and commISSion of a cnme With Oln 'Internal Affairs' ". Whatever I have given in e p e a firearm Usmg a firearm car- is a thriller 18A service as a board member does nes a maxImum two.year JaIl shotgun and said, not hegJn to repay the benefits I h sentence, dnd armed robbery 'You picked t e 'Flashback': received from prior boards and Vl\rteo; from two years to hfe In h' the staB' of this system " pn:.on. Wrong Ouse. Rebel and yuppie ..19A Gandelot was elected to the Schneider set bond at $1,000 Domino's pizza Home sales board 12 years ago and. has cash, whIch Lucas was unable to served as president five tunes. raise. He is being held in Wayne delivery man up in 1989 .20A He said he has been encouraged County Jail. ;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=== to run again by members of ~e The Domino's driver, a 26. Buick LeSabre: year-old East DetrOit man, told community, but after. much dis. polIce that he was deliverIng a Best-made car?...... 21A cussion with his fanuly, he de- \Vhen polIce arrived, the man Pizza at the Fairholme address from across the street had p0s- • > cided 12 years was enough. Photo by Rosh Sd lars . when Lucas came around the session of the shotgun and was G.P. authors' B In that 12 years, he was one of Shovelin' off Side of the house and pomted a strugglmg WIth Lucas The tIrSt sizzling prose 1 three board members targeted shotgun at hIm and said, "You officer at the scene ordered the for recall when the board reeom. This was the scene Frl'day and Saturdayd afteras residentsa snow- picked the wrong house " neighbor to put the gun on the Debutantes nded closing several elemen. cleared aU sidewalks, ~vew:::e:~ w~a:.r was blamed Lucas then took the pizzas and ground. The officer then held are back 3B ~ schools. After a bitter cam. storm covered the area. e w Baranek above. shovels a demanded the delivery man's Lucas at gunpoint until other of- money, according to polIce :e. ficers arrIved. paign that diVided the for widespread aC~ideD~. the sZ:ow feU on GrouD- ;~at ports When offered $18 m. sm- Club news 9B community, no one w~ .~lleel. walk in Grosse PobearlDte. ar o'n the arrival of spring _ does When Lucas was searched, a Gandelot said that It IS time to dhog Day has no mg les, Lucas dropped the pIzzas wad of yellow napkms was fo~d it? :nd grabbed the money Lucas Spli.sh, splash 1C step aSIde and let someone else In his pocket. InSIde the napkms serve. then raIsed the gun toward the was a toy cap pIstol GPHA results .2C "I am makmg this ann.ounce. ment early in the year In the Classified ads 5C f See GANDELOT, page 17A District to sell superintendent's ho~~'~I~~ tha G""" By Dan JaMS want to ensure that any rezon. system In the w~nter of 1953..54 POInte School DIstrIct for Staff Wnter h 01 bd from Grosse Pomte Umverslty The Grosse POInte sc 0 sioning wouldof the prohIbitproperty theor thesu conn'IVI. School WIth the intendedh use as $2 O,OOOeh'ouse was also used at board has decided It wIll no Th longer prOVIde a house for the structlOn of a second home 0 hvmg quarters for t e supenn. one tIme as a dnver's trammg p~~,~ supenntendent of schools. the sIte tendent \vrltten test SIte by the Grosse Board PreSident Jon Gandelot The councIl approved a pubhc Dunng the late 1930s, the POKInteschools. the headmaster's announc ed Plans to end dthe ha.nog f", M.,cl> 19 fo' crt"an hou,," w., usad ., tha G""", nown., ua" foot nearly 40-year tradItIon Mon ay Input and poSSIble approval of Pomte Country Day SchoolChead. chottage, tlhle~~62be sqhsted for James ~:l~O~uthonty"....., ni ht He saId the school ~a~d tha ""omog "quast. , 2A February B, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Board plans , 1 Packed garage catches fire open meeting A garage packed wIth an- fire btarted in the rear of the ga- tIques and other Items on Old rage several feet off the floor, as re: new library Eight Mile Road 10 GrO~1se If something on a work bench Po1Ote Woods was extensively IgnIted the fire Fire offiCials damaged by fire Monday. On Sunday, Feb 11 at 3 pm, saId that because of the amount The fire 10 the 2200 block was the Grosse POInte Board of Edu- of stuff stored In the garage, the called in at 8:57 a m and was cause of the fire has not yet been catIon wIll hold a community undet. control by 9:52 a m. meeting at Brownell Middle determined Grosse Po1Ote Woods Public School to dISCUSSplans to bUIld a The garage contained an- Safety Department officers were new Central LIbrary on the tIques, clocks, a chest, "every. able to put out the fire WIthout school property at 260 Chalfonte, thmg Imaginable," a fire official the assIstance of other depart- saId. He saId that whIle the ga- Grosse Pointe Farms. ments The meeting wiII focus pl'lmar- rage was not totally destroyed, Accord1Og to fire offiCIals, the the damage was extensIve. Ily on the Impact the proposed new library WIll have on the neIghbors of Brownell MIddle School. All Gl'Osse Pomte resI- dents are mVlted to attend Members of the architectural firm of OslerlMIlling, school ad- CHARM HER WITH mmIstrators and lIbrary offiCIals WIll be present to answer ques- GOLD FOR $550. tIons about the proposed project Tentative site drawir B&Es reported Photo bv Rob Fulton At least two of three burgla- Sideline tankers rIes reported m Grosse Pomte From poolside. several members of Ibe Grosse Pointe South swim team cbeer on their leam- Park recently were commItted mates in a viclory over Grosse Pointe North. For a full meet report. see page ie. by the same person, polIce be- lIeve. On Jan 27 between 10 20 and 10.30 p.m. someone threw a Harper Woods man sentenced for accosting A 43-year-old Harper Woods pIece of concrete through the Durmg sentencing Jan 31, neighbors on behalf Plsharam's man was sentenced last week to front door of a store m the 15000 LaRose ordered the man to at- chal'8ctel' He does not have a block of CharleVOIX Beer and one year pi obatIOn on a sexual tend and complete the Detroit conduct charge mvolvmg a 13- prIor cnmmal record OJ history cIgarettes were taken Recorder's Court sex offenders of sexual mIsconduct SometIme dw'mg the same year old neIghbor boy In August. program, pay for counseling for Warm her heart with our 14k gold Unm KrIshnam Pishamm, of Plsha1'am's attomey, PatricIa mght or the follow1Og morning, the 13-yea1'-0Id and cover court Cade, SaId Friday that an appeal charm bracelet for Valentine's Day. Romantic a house In the 1000 block of Lochmoor, was found guilty by costs DIstrICt 32A Judge Roger J may be fOJthcommg. She mdl. and pretty, it features our exclusive heart Wayburn was burglarized The LaRose said Plsharam has de- cated that thele IS more to the LaRose on Jan 5 of accostmg, design with polished front and thIef got in through a basement med any knowledge of the mCI- story than has been reported. window and took two teleVISIOns entIcmg 01' solIcltmg a chIld f01" dent, adding that the court re- sculptured back. A gift you ImmOlal pw'poses - John Mmms and a VIdeocassette recorder The cel ved nine letters from know she'll cherish! resident heard a nOIse at 6:30 am. Jan 28. III '"l1l1n!! Evidence was found at the 1II II ,.",,1\ 7~Jj511~J scenes of the two burglal'les to CHOCOLATES lead police to beheve the same II "".""r"'~"""1 person was involved FOR YOUR f~"'k Dirty bucks and clean white bucks are back! And HWkey's brings them back for $799!5l9997 ClaM zoo.A ..... ' 51.17 the same bucks they used to cost. They're still only $79.95 50 Wan No dealers. No lake-WillIS a.- 100 EQII..• 7"'7 InSlanallon. Cellula,One new IC1,vIllon and 5 8ancl 50 Wan EO In comfortable kick-around suede. And the red rubber sole you remember. In sizes minimum 90 dly servIce req" on all a.- IM-A ..•..• tU7 Cellula, Phones 80 Wan AMP 7~ to 13. Widths B-C-D. With bunny bags to keep them clean or dzrty. .. ~mt ""'5 1,.,0ti-l 'S~lMl (0Ytt. are.-~~ 700 'SoCIWI'~ tr'lIIe$ .1-2000 ., III ',Qfc!rum:.t w 7 7 9 ~-..,fr..-.... l .L------...- ... -.., ~~-...... February 8, 1990 Grosse Polnte News tiel...,. 3A Violent crime down 60 percent in Farms; overall crime steady By John Minnis Assistant EdItor one first degree ~rimInal sexual Two SUICIdeswere reported in While overall major crime reo conduct case the year before . and eIght were for commerCial both 1988 and 1989, Ferber said hiS dep8ltment mained about the same in the Homicides dropped from two fires Those figures compare WIth The number ofo/drunken driv. will contmue in the next several Farms m 1989, compared to the In 1988 to one in 1989 The one 44 reSIdential and 23 commercial yeal' before, VIolent crIme death last year Involved the 78- Ulg an-ests fell from 60 In 1988 fires m 1988 years to attain the highest level to 21 last year The number of cf firefightmg skIlls dropped more than 60 percent year-old Farms woman who was The losses due to structural accldents on roadways dropped Farms emergency medical According to the Grosse Pointe aCCIdentally run ovel' by a semI- fires were $372,100 lower last from 299 m 1988 to 278 last Farms Public Safety Department trailer truck behInd AL, Price year than the year before In year, The most dangerous m. report for 1989, all ml!Vorcrimes at Mack and Moross Aug, 18, 1988, commerCIal and reSidential tel'sectlOn was Mack and Moross (;rosst' Pointe Farms were down 3.4 percent In 1989, Among the major propelty losses amounted to $501,300 with 24 aCCIdents. Last year there were 425 maJor crimes, there were more burgla Last year, losses totaled It)X9 ('rime I~t.'port Farms officels made 73 adult crimes In the Farms, compared rles and lal'cemes in 1989, but $128,700 The high losses in felony al1'ests last year and 78 with 440 In 1988. there were fewer auto thefts. 1988 were due to a slx.alarm According to FBI crime report- There were 43 burglarIes last the year before, Juvenile felony blaze on Kenwood Major (pan 1) Offenses metted from 16 in 1988 to four ing standards, major (Part I) year, up from 34 the year before. an ests totaled 23 last year and last year. 22 m 1983, In hlS annual repOlt, Pubhc Offense crimes are homicide, rape, as- Larcenies rose slIghtly from 311 Safety Director Robert Ferber 1987 1988 1989 There were also fewer robber. Pohce officers wrote 6,494 sault, robbery, burglary, larceny, in 1988 to 316 last year Auto saId 1989 was the city's fil'st full HomiCide auto theft and arson. ies in 1989, with five reported parkmg meter tickets last year, 0 2 1 thefts dropped to a thl'ee-year yea I sel ved by a combmed polIce last year, down from nine m up from 4,017 m 1988. Criminal Among the major violent low of 55, down from 67 the year and fire publIc safety depart. 1988. There was one case of In fire activity, the number of Sexual crimes, the largest decrease before ment. EtfOlts are contmumg to 0 1 1 fomth degree CrIminal sexual runs dechned from 157 m 1988 Conduct came in assaults, "'hleh plum. There were no al son!>reported have all pubhc Sdfety officers Assaull conduct last year, compared with to 149 last yeal Of the runs last 6 16 4 last year or the year before successfully complete the highest Robbery year, 45 wel'e reSidentIal fires level of firefightmg trammg. 9 9 5 Burglary 50 34 43 PACE vote delayed Larceny 321 311 316 By Ronald J. Bernas Auto Theft Staff Writer The consultant will be asked: 60 67 55 It appears that the Program • to work with an adVISOry Arson 3 0 0 for Academic and Creative Edu. committee, cation (PACE) mIght be saved • to consult staff and parents after all about the current program, Tolal 449 440 425 A recommendation from Su- • to arrange for consultants to perintendent John Whritner was visit Grosse Pointe and for 501Mce Grosso POlnlO FaJlns PublIC Saloty discussed by the board Monday Grosse Pointe advisory members Oopatlmont night and taken off the agenda to visit other exemplary gifted and talented programs, until two outSIde consultants techniCians are also scheduled submit proposals on the cost of a • to develop a proposal for the for traInmg on usmg the Heart- board of education and study to overhaul the elemen. start 1000 automatic defibrIlla- tary gIfted and talented pro- • to oversee staff development tor, whIch was donated to the gram activities to new pro- assure the Farms by Cottage HospItal Whl'1tner had recommended gram a smooth start in Septem. bel' 1991. The Farms emergency medical the PACE program be put on a servIce made 379 runs last year, one'year hIatus and that the The proposed study is expected down from 384 the year before money earmarked for PACE be to cost between $35,000 and "Generally It was a pretty used to study the system's K.12 $50,000. The money for the good year," Ferber saId gifted and talented program. study would still come out of the Parents of PACE students ob- PACE program, but Whritner jected loudly and at length and said it would have much less an attempt at a compromise was impact. made. Trustee Car] D. Anderson saId The recommendation was he was not prepared to spend made after an attempt at com. money for a study when there promIse met WIth the same resIs- [P)ANACClHl[E are qualified people Inside the Seat covers Photo by Rosh Slliars of GROSSE POINTE tance, and after Whritner diSCOV- system who could carry out the ered the study of the K-12 gifted program, but Whritner said a to- Park benches play host to aU kinds of elements until the anival 01 w~m :eathe; an: t~:~~ HEALTH SPA and talented program would cost tally objective Viewpoint is reason for being - that of prOViding a respite lor weary shoppers. the un~ c~ow 1an 17100 Kercheval less than first anticipated needed to conduct a study hke who want to observe the passing scene. This bench is at Richard Place on elC eva . "In the VIllage" Two. nationally recognized con- thiS sultants have been asked to sub- Only a few PACE parents at- filt proposals to the board The tended the meeting, and none We've Just opened proposals should be ready In PEARLS spoke in favor or in opposition of a new Allstate about three weeks the proposal. FOR YOUR office VALENr~NE. near you. 16" Strand Reg.S149.00 ON SALE $99.00 Other sIzes & prices aVaJJabJe J 20445 Mack Ray &. Paul Vlzzacc.aro G.P. W. • 886-2050 .8800 9 Mae Rd. (IIEtWEEN 1-94 &. 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EAST DETROIT GROSSE PT. WDS. DETROIT ~, MOTOR CITY 17375 E. 8 Mile 20397 Mack 17500 E. Warren Corner South of Bf. Cadieux & Mack IMODERNIZATION Vernier Corner Neff 21612 Harper Ave.~' _ / of Kelly St. Qair Shores, MI 777.4160 Rcrcrcncc<;AvaJlablc 775-9237 885-9701 884-1490 ,,. • " ) _4A ~tMJ4 February 8, 1990 I Oroue Pointe News Park public safety officers receive recognition, awards Some 18 Grosse Pomte Park arrest by Lt Heinrich of the sus- public safety officers were recog- pect in the robbery of a Park . to the arrest of two suspects nies 10 Grosse Pointe City Arm- in Detroit. Roach monitored the nized for their hard work, quick business. shortly following the burglary of bruster monitored a City broad. Detroit activity on Marlborough thinkmg and bravery during Lt. David Hiller and Officer the A.J. Meyer Pharmacy on cast of a purse snatching and a south of Kercheval Aug. 18, and 1989. Paul Konefke were recognized Mack. The store had been sub- separate larceny report at Bon he placed his police vehicle at Department Citation: for thelr combmed action May 8 ,JeCt to several prior buglaries. Secours Hospital. He spotted the Alter Road and caught the 8U&- Officer Charles Henrich was that resulted in the arrest of a The two officers checked the suspect nding a bike on Bishop pect as he ran through the area. recogmzed for his bravery in man responsible for several area and arrested two men who and gave pursuit when the SUB- Officer Lori Thompeon was subduing a suspect Aug. 9 fol. house burglaries m the Park had the stolen merchandise in peet abandoned the bicycle and recognized for her assistance in lowing a robbery at a Park busi- The suspect had fled on foot their possession. fled on foot. Following the arrest, the arrest of the suspect follow- ness. The suspect violently reo from a house in the 700 block of Dispatcher Barbara Maxwell the suspect was found carrying ing the Aug. 9 robbery at a Park sisted arrest, but Heinrich was Lakepointe at 5:39 a m. The two was commended for her calm, stolen merchandise from a third, business. Thompson took the ini. able detain the man until other officers chased the suspect and deliberate handhng of a call unreported larceny. tial call from the victim and was officers arrived. found him hiding by the Fox from a pamcked woman who Officer Robert Roach was Clted able to obtain a complete de- lifesaving: Creek canal on the other side of was reporting an mtruder in her by the dlrector for hlS quick scription of the suspect, which home. Maxwell was able to calm thinking that led to the arrest of facilitated the quick Officers John Viviano and Alter Road, where the suspect arrest. Steve lAthrop received depart. was arrested. the woman and obtam sufficlent a fugitive from a narcotics bust - John Minn~ ment cltations for their part in informatlOn that led to the in- Detective Sgt. James LaPratt truder's arrest. the rescue of a 12.year-old boy at and his officers in the Detective the breakwall at Windmill Officer Christopher Powell Director's Award: Bureau - Sgt. Walter Paton, Officer Powell recelVed the WOMEN Pomte Park Feb. 4, 1989. Sgt. James Smith and Detectlve The boy fell through the ice man who was found guilty of Director's Award for hls willing- Richard Wedd10g - were CIted charges mvolvmg 10decent expo- ness to assist m extra activltles near the breakwall and could for thelr investigation that led to • Gain insight into your feelings of dependency not pull himself out of the water. sure and gIvmg alcohol to ml- for the betterment of the depart. the Aug 4 search of a Wmdmill nors. • Learn to increase your self-esteem A friend with hlm tied his belt ment. 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The administration appears to be sticking in the main with development of new weapons systems, includ.ing nuclear in his district weapons and the highly controversial Star Wars, while the Democrats believe future esidents of the DetroIt metropohtan defense needs will be met better by main- area as well as MIchIgan congress- Chrysler COl'P.'s old Jefferson Avenue tenance of conventional forces, R men now are faced wIth the ques- plant last week. dividend, or none at all, will depend, of Yet it is not logical to argue that tank tion of whether they are wIlhng to have course, on whether the administration can production should continue undiminished In Washmgton, the Bush administration persuade the Democratic Congress to adopt theIl' own dIstricts make sacrIfices to help has been accused of providing a "partisan in Warren or anywhere else if the need for finance the nation's peace dIVIdend its overall budget proposals or at least tanks declines in the wake of the collapse hIt list" because 19 of the 21 domestic mil. reach satisfactory compromises with the We are referrmg, of course, to Defense Itary bases listed for closing are in congres. of the Soviet Union's empire in Eastern Secretary Richard Cheney's proposed cut- loyal opposition. European, This argument, however, em- slOnal distrICts with a Democratic repre- In its rebuttal to the charges of politics, backs in the Pentagon budget that would sentatIve, as are 99 percent of the civilian phasizes that future military strategy has cost jobs in the Detroit metropolitan area the administration might add that there become another controversial and partisan Jobs that would be cut if the proposed ac- are more Democrats than Republicans in and other places in MichIgan. For exam- tIOns al'e caI'ned out. issue. Congress and that the long.time control of ple, the clOSing of the Detrmt Army tank It's obvious that if Detroit and every The Pentagon, denying it made the rec- the House by the Democrats has led to ap- plant m Warren would cut 1,300 Jobs and other area targeted for cutbacks success- ommendatIOns with political considerations proval of many more military installations the phasmg out of the Detroit Naval All' fully resist the Pentagon's proposals, the In mind, insisted, instead, that the list re- in Democratic districts than in GOP d.is- facility would eliminate another 400 nation will have little chance of making flects the services' reactions to decisions to tricts Both parties play "pork barrel" poli- For Michigan, the proposed cutbacks m reduce the overall size of the armed forces. substantial reductions in defense spending tics with such installations and it's still and in achieving any peace dividends, defense spendmg are being made at a par- In fact, President George Bush's State of true that "to the victor belongs the spoils." ticularly bad time. MIchIgan's unemploy- the Umon pledge to cut another 50,000 Limited as they are, the Bush adminis. It is also true that the administration tration's moves do recognize that the Euro- ment rate in January bounced up to 8.4 troops from our European forces, to a new appears to be trying to put the Democratic percent, the CIty of DetrOIt began laymg off level of 225,000, will Increase the pressure pean Revolution of 1989 requires some re- Congress on the spot by proposing to close ductIOn in U.S. military spending, It is hundreds of employees to try to meet a fol' cutbacks of Army bases and defense many more domestic bases than overseas budget crunch and, worst of all, the auto pl'OductlOn faclhtles both at home and clear that most Americans also believe the bases. In response, the Democrats are savings ought to go not only for deficit re- industry is ImpoSing heavy cutbacks, in- abl'oad likely to call hearings on the overseas cludmg those l'eqUlred by the c10smg of the duction but for improved funding of needed Whether there will be only a small peace bases before they look at their own dis. domestic programs, ,. EDrrORIAL ClASSmED DlSJ'UY 882-4294 882-6900 882-3500 Robert G. Edgar PIt PlohoW :"t...... J':...... - ; Margie Reins Smith Golden anniversary est single day for those in the body buIlders who are between 5 flower bUSiness. Michigan's Amencan Legion feet, 10 inches and 6 feet, 1 inch, AUXiliary is looking for women • Rose pnces are affected by who have 32.mch waists (or who have attended the Girls demand, quality, size of flower smaller) and who wear suit SIZeS and length of stem. State program any time dwing 38 to 41 regular the last 50 years • A fast-growing trend is for Accordmg to an MOT spokes- The Girls State program has women to give flowers to men. woman, the SIX muscled men sponsored approximately 20,000 • Popular alternatives for r(}o will be dressed in lavish c0s- students for this participatory ses are bouquets of red carna. tumes and Will appear in the tIons or tulips or mIXed bou. first three acts of the ballet government experience during quets the last five decades. They're They'll be asked to move planning a 50th anniversary cer- around the stage - but dancing emony to be held at Central IS not part of the deal Extras needed AudItIons WIll be conducted by MIchigan UniverSIty m Mount Want your name m hghts? Pleasant on Sunday, June 10. Cleveland Ballet Master Jaime Your legs In tIghts? This year, 546 jUnior-year Roque at the MOT's admims- MIchIgan Opera Theatre needs tratIVe offices, 6519 Second A.ve., hIgh school students WIll attend SIX super male bods for perfor- the'50tiJ. program. '''' In the New Center area, on Sat.- mances of "Swan Lake" which urday, Feb. 10, from 2 to 4 p.m. Former Girls Staters should Will take place March 8 through WrIte to the Amencan Legion Applicants must telephone the 11. MOT productIOn office no later Auxiliary, Department of Michi- Auditions are open to male gan, 212 N. Verlinden, Lansing, than FrIday, Feb. 9, to register. 18915, or call517.3714720. Valentine's Day FLORAL DELIGHTS trivia FOR YOUR Accordmg to the Society of VALENTINE American Florists. • About 70 mIllion roses will be sold for Valentine's Day gIfts. Love ill • About 80 percent of those Tile U.SA. w1l1be red. An I1mLTJf'tJ/I • A red rose means "I love 1141~/ I rll}lt.d Il/Hhhn you." Ihart bclJh/ Willi a ( o/(Hutll • Valentme's Day is the busi. VO"'lue/ln"," ,,,. 1110'" It Letters 19l1ll1lll\lJl1lJ1IIlImll1llllmll1ll!ililil~~IJ!ll!l!~R~#:~!J_lmIilimlt4iii~~~llalll!lllillillliili_l\lI\'ii_~SiliIIIil!iI!!j_!\\lIIIIIImIJlilililllllil lIIIiiIIi_fiIliIIl1~lIIIIlIIl!lll1ll!l'lllllllllilllll_lI1lIIIIl1iIII_ From page 6A this improvement. Jan. 25 issue appraises, party politics. This is abhor. $30.00 ('\1 I TClc-iof.lphc:JJ We are also pleased to qUIte fairly, I would say, rent. This is the most impor. Basic vs. note that the Park, which President Bush's first year tant, mass hfe-and-death is- led the way in recognizing In office. However, it touches sue any of us will ever face. advanced and utilizmg the value of a live nerve quite early on. In the 17 years since Roe. The FTD@ Heartstart, is once again m The fourth paragraph Wade, 23 million babies lJearts a"d To the Editor: the vanguard in moving to states' "However, Bush also have been kIlled. This beg. Congratulations to your level two of service: limited has shown himself to be gars Stalin's record in kIll. Flowers staff writers on their two- ALS. Training of personnel more pragmatic than ex. ing Russians. Some 4,100 BOIIl/uet. ™ part resume of newsworthy began last autumn. This pected. For example, just last babies are killed by abortIon- developments in the Pointes level adds intubation (clear- week Lee Atwater, the GOP ists every single day. Yet a dwing 1989 (Dec. 28, 1989, ing the airway) and startmg natIonal chairman, proposed complacent leadership of and Jan. 4, 1990). an IV., valuable additions to that Republicans should sup. both parties, Democrat and In the segment captioned EMS. port GOP candidates regard. Republican, assigns no more $25.95 "Advanced Life Support" We applaud the Improve. less of their stand on the moral concern to this holo- (Dec. 28, 3A) the pomt was ments to date, but we cannot controversial abortion issue. caust than it assigns to a made that the Farms now afford to become complacent. "Atwater would not have tooth extraction. has advanced life support. The ultimate goal is to pro- made such a statement to I often wonder about the That statement IS grossly vide a state of the art emer- the Republican' National abortionists who commit this misleadmg. Of the five ""1(' gency medical service for all CommIttee without advance endless horror m the abor. LOl'e and Pomtes, only the Woods has Pointe residents which is al. clearance with Bush ... " tIOn mills all around the advanced life support (ALS), ready enjoyed by citizens in How true. And how cyni. country, these human abat. Ki.\\cs which went on line in 1983. Southfield, Oak Park, Troy, cal And how sad. toirs which that screechmgly Bud Vine This is the third.hlghest Mount Clemens, Livonia, Bush rode to VIctory on a termagant Molly Yard, presi. U(J\~ \ If! level of service, requiring Westland, etc. firm, unyielding Republican dent of NOW, esteems and a bud Vtl.\~ paramedics, and IS state of '1'\ II}, ~II'~ \ The next feasible step IS Party plank that was pro-life praises so highly. (( flOro/I"') the art. Paramedics are the for the Farms and the and anti.abortlon. Yet on the These abortIOniSts are all eyes and ears of M.D.'s in Shores to chart a course to- anniversary of Roe.Wade, phYSicians Each of them, $ll).()) the supervising hospItal; ward limited ALS. • WIth Its pro-life and pro- upon graduatIOn from medi. c' I lrp..'.I.~. f) they bnng the emergency It may have been cheenng abortIOn ralhes, Bush sent cal school, has nsen from room to the patient. for Farms residents to read messages to each To the pr(}o hislher seat and taken the The rest of the Pointes that they had ALS. How. hfe group he said "GOObless HIppocratIC oath I have seen still have the lowest level of ever, such an illusion makes you, and God bless life." them, proud and Idealistic, service; Le. basic life support, reality twice as harsh at a However, unlike last year, pledge to use their healing enhanced by the life-savmg time of crisis. he notably failed to ask for a skills "always to be used to capabilities of Heartstart, It is imperative that we constitutional amendment preserve human life and the automatic defibrillator. all know precisely and accu. and, unlike last year, neither never to destroy it." Grosse Pointe Park has been rately the level of service he nor Quayle met WIth I wonder if this oath, SUlt. on line with its two Hearts. that eXIsts. march organizers. At the ably framed, were reqUIred Three locations 10 lerve YOII. 9830 Conner, DetrOIt tarts since last summer. Anne Y. Zimmer same time Atwater was busy to be displayed on the wall Grosse Pointe Farms has 12005 Morang, Detroil Co-Chair washing out the Republican of every legal abortion mIll 21142 Macle, Crosse POlnle been training its personnel Grosse Pointe Citizens antt-abortion stance with, as would make any difference in its use since last October. for Improved Life Support you observed, Bush's ap- - either to be the abortIOn. Grosse Pointe Shores ex. proval. ist who IS about to violate it pected to have its personnel ~ - or the tragically mis- begin training in January The tragedy with the guided mother who is about and to put Heartstart into Abortion whole moral issue of abor. to have her flesh and blood use by March 1, if not To the Editor: tion is that it is becoming ir. sooner. We are grateful for Your lead editonal in your retrievably bound up with See LETTERS, page 8A elCon ... P.,k FIo a .j J ( -...... _-.''''''"'....- February 8, 1990 8A Grosse Pointe News Double property tax credit limit From page 7A The Decalogue fwther cod. pledgIng allegIance, and the The governor's property tax destroyed Ifies the "nght to life" when pollutIOn of Boston harbor. relief proposal 18 far dIfferent FW'ther, on the subject of It states: "Thou shalt not HIS last pze-electlOn speech from what was expected. Details rJoctors and abortion, did you Kill" ThiS word of God IS was the last anyone heard of are gradually emergIng While ever hear a physician boast, holy to Jews and Christians these voter traps But now he still refuses to put the pro alike or even acknowledge that he It'S electIOn time again _ posal III wl'ltmg and to flesh out performs aboltiOns? I have I would hke to make clear time to wet his pohtical fin. the rough Idea WIth specific sta. revIewed medical directories my positiOn on women's gel', put It to test in the tutory language, we have in whICh doctors are listed, nghts I believe m equal op- wmd, and SWitch POSItions gleaned details from variOUS on abortIOn along WIth then' specIalties portumty for women, equal staff sources - mternal medicine, cardiol- pay for equal work and Anyone for moralIty, The governor's proposal would folks? ogy, gastroenterology, etc evel)' other legItimate aspI- be a new form of property tax Wilham [~ Bq anI Jr But I have never seen "abor- ratIon of women m politics Joseph P. Wright credIt on the state mcome tax In State Representative tiOn sW'gery" hsted as a spe. and vocatiOnal PW'SUit. And Grosse Pointe Farms effect, it would limzt assessment mcreases as they apply to school clalty The fact IS these prac- I do believe evez)' woman on the house have skyrocketed, operatmg levies on homesteads $25,000, they should get a prop tItiOners, Wi th some has a nght to "control" her often mOl'e than mflatlOn. Are. to consumer pl'lre mdex increase erty tax credit for $2,375 ($3,25C exceptiOns poSSible, are baSI. own body But remember - tll ed couple III a $100,000 house, levels, until the house is sold. less 3 5 percent of their income cally ashamed of themselves please - that nght has a assessed at $50,000, With 65 The governor had made a SImI- but they are lImited to thE - and the HlPPOCIatlc oath correspondmg obltgatlOn to mills of property tax (which is Environment lar proposal a year ago, but only $1,200 credit. they flout They ill e not un. control her body responSibly about what many subW'bamtes happy, however, WIth the To the Editor: for a delay m taxes on assess. And she has absolutely no pay) ISpaymg $3,250 in property Let's double the property tw. blood money they take in nght to control - read "kJlI" (The folloU'lllg IS an open ment mcreases beyond CPr. letter to the mayors of the tax If theIr retIrement mcome IS credit lImIts fees, nor the "patIent" refer- - the body of another. It appears that the cost of the \ rals they get from the "pro- G, osse Pom tes ) governor's proposal IS fa! m e" We are students m the re- cess of media reports News- abortiOn.NOW" crowd When I hear the scz'eech ligIOUS educatIOn classes of papers have said the plan would ,I mg Molly Yards of the pro. the Grosse Pomte Umtal'lan provide $300 milhon III relIef In Los Angeles last week, abOltiOn mob. I find myself HAM SUPREME ChUlch We have been learn. over 10 years. It now appears I happened upon a radio wlslllng the abortIOn whIch mg about takmg care of our the plan would provzde tax credo speech on aboltiOn m whICh they embrace so pasSiOnately envIronment and how we It was stated that all the could be made retroactive - Its of over $300 million In the • SHOPS. can help by recychng. A lot doctors in Duluth, Minn, so as to bestow ItS "benefits" first five years and perhaps a bll. of the gal bage we throw out, and more than half the doc. on them as subjects of the hon dollars over the decade. The espeCIally paper, could be reo tors m Atlanta, Ga, I'efuse fate they so freely wreak on governor does not say how he cycled The drop off recychng to perform abOltiOns They're the mnocent VIctims of a would pay for it. center that Grosse Pomte domg 100 pel cent better woman's "I'lght to control What the governor IS doing is than PreSident Bush IS m her own body .. Park IS settmg up IS a good targetmg a proposal to appeal to stopping aboztiOn st3lt, but much more should those voters he feels he most In YoW' Bush edlto1'lal you be done We think that the needs for hzs re.election, the m. I have heard many women observed, ". the presIdent Grosse Pointes should start a dependent voting, blue collar say they are antl.abOltlOn was wilhng to accommodate cw'bslde recyclmg program and two. income famIly, those hut "pro chOice" ThIS IS a hImself to the political real along With regular garbage who lIve m newer subdivisions bit of meretriciOUS IdiOCy Ity that mdlcates mcredsed pickup Then every famIly With rapIdly l'lsmg property val used to mask an abortIOn publIc support fOl the pro. could do theIr part to help ues. stance But I, personally, chOIce view as the 1990 elec- save our envIronment. The shame IS not in his rather have never heard a woman tIOn approaches." blatant attempt to appeal to a admit to having an abortion That's the crux Here's a Jennifer Holmes segment of the voters, but that • VALENTINE'S DAY • I think this indicates that the governor has refused to sup- we all have an mnate leader who fearlessly de- Ashley Schwikert nounces abortIOn as a moral Gnora Ford-Lepthien port a general mcrease m the r-.1r-----!f!gl~~~ lr_., abhorrence of abortIOn be. present $1,200 property tax PURCHASE A 1/2 HAM • PURCHASE A WHOLE cause we feel, deep down, \\Trong - and gets elected. A DiolUle Carloni man who thunders out "God Rhonda Carloni credIt limit That hmit was set • RECEIVE • HAM & RECEIVE • that It IS a VIOlatiOnof the In 1976 moral law - which flows bless you and God bless hfe." Moreija Ford.Lepthien But as soon as hIS banjO Cody Ford-Lepthien Let's be fair, governor. Many • FREE • FREE I from the natw'al law, which senior citizens who bought a I. BOX OF TRUAN'S I BOX OF TRUAN'S '1 flows from the Dlvme law plunkmg, country western. Nat Spurr modest home decades ago have ASSORTED I ASSORTED This IS fwther affirmed m smgmg Republican, natIOnal James Hill I CHOCOLATES ($6 Value) ICHOCOLATES ($10 Value)l chairman tells hIm to sWitch Rich Helm seen inflation make that house the DeclaratIOn of Independ- worth, often, $100,000 to L W/Coupon Exp. 3.30-90 L. W/Coupon Exp. 3-30-90 ..I ence whIch speaks to man's poSItions, all he says IS "how Sarah Cwiek $150,000 or more, And the taxes endowment by hiS Creator fat,?" Caroline Holmes Often Imitated Valerle Valerlcte ------With the right to "life, lib. So now we stand on the Church burglarized Christine Ritok But Never Duplicated erty, and the pm'sUit of hap brmk of an era m whIch mo. pmess" Not that "nght to Eileen Cole Miller Hall at Christ Church &l-/).\.. SLiCfD It rahty, the mCldence of the '- INTERIOR DESIGNER , Experienced in selling quality ~ home furnishings. Excellent income 11 ROSE $ 95 IfYou Have and company benefits. J~~ ~~~~~~.!~.:. ~ Draper's Fine Furniture ~IIW W~ley Berry call for appointment Wei ht-Related J tl ,I ~ Flowers 778-3500 We WW1l To Bee Your Ron.1 98 KERCHEVAL 881-3335 He th Problems If'*' 355 FISHERRD. U.P,S. PICK-UP 882-5100 "'1-~." N*,,' DAILY c~ /'&\~>OPEN 8 to 5:30 p,m. DAILY;Wed. III Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER And Must Lose Weight.." • 4 Cl:'ARMS _C1lA A "£:T PricesGood -rn C,lrL£J. L Feb. 8,9,10 Brosse POinte'SLargest HomeDeliverv Service ...There Is A FRESH FROZEN BABY BAY n eaty • SEMI BONELESS SCALLOPS Center 'Cut TURKEY 98 .--. \1 PORK ~~m:~&'~:r Medically Directed BREAS!J _~4. ~~~!JCHOPS~ MEATBALLS 8 ~\l'...~'" .~_~.,$2 '- _ S3.98 lb. Program For You NEW.,I JUMBO urmet 0 e n Coffee - Ground to IMPORTED II PAPER your needs CANADIAN t I TOWEL Columbian 3.99 lb. Sa 19 • Physician supervised TOAST 'N SERVE __ Italian (~ ":--U . 55eRoli ~~ 1/2 gal. CRUMPETS ~._...... limit 1 Expresso ~ ') :F.r;.~ 1S Varieties • Professionally directed nutrition pkg. ~ ~nt. 69< *'.&6 4.99 lb. ~ AIM)P.ppermint Stick education "BOOK BINDERS" IMPORTED TWI NGINGS DASSANT BEER • Group support with weekly meetings LOBSTER VOLVIC TEA BREAD S2!!! While, Wh • Nutritionally complete, excellent Wheat, GarlIC, Co - - -.------, ...... - -.....-----~ .. February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News " \ 9A \ \ ,\ Organization promotes world awareness , Young Americans have fallen Grosse Pointe students have pl'o;,,'ams m Denmark, Finland, far behind students in other been AFS students since the Indonesia, some Latm American Western industrialized nations 1960s and many local famJ1ws l'I'llnlr \\oods ra~i it l.akes is a $10,000 deposit t? start. 0 FIDCT OFAM UIO\. Grossr fulnll' Faml- Bloomfll'lr1 lilli, ~Il'rlll\~Ilrl/lhl.- ht'1.f'ton 1,1n "lAI' /- 1.1A",ldr \/,111 111'/ nonh "I \/~ And you can add to it whenever you hke. Also, I~ I lu'll '>Imih of \10/'/"'" /1/\/ 'OOIJlhof ,"~ 1.1kl' Ro,w 731) ')100 , ...... t MIe ..... , N.A. \Im\bt-r tl>lL Bll6 5200 642.0070 8819390 - February 8, 1990 10A Grosse Pointe News Camera show, sale Photographers will meet Sun Group opens recycling center ddy, Feb. 11, for the Metro De. trOIt Camera Show & Sale, MIll- The Dett'OIt East Area Rest- pet'cent, reusing 5 percent and cottage cheese, flower pots, plas- wnght's Hall, 23401 Mound dents (D EAR) Neighborhood inCinerating for energy recovery tic bags, ketchup, peanut butter Road (one block north of 9 Mile ASSOCiatIOnhas establlshed a Ie. 40 percent would mean landfill. and vegetable oil containers are Road), WalTen cyclmg w'op.off center for the mg 19 percent, a 70 percent re- multi.layered and cannot be reo The public is invited to bring convemence of all east Side resl. ductlOn m rehance on landfills. cycled. If plastics shatter when camera eqUipment, as well as dents at the Cannon RecreatIOn The D E.A.R. Recycling Center stepped on, they're not recyc}a. photographs, stereo cards, books Center Parking Lot next to Fin- takes m all glass, metals and ble. ney HIgh School (Bluehlll off high denSity plastics • Batteries - All dry cell 01' anythmg photographIc to swap 01' sell Free appraisals of East Wan en, Just east of Cad- • Glass _ All clear, green or household batteries, AA, AAA, YOW' old photo Items will be Iew..) amber glass (rinsed, labels are C, D, 9.volt, lantern, wa~h, ~I. made, and dealers will be pre. Recyclables may be w'opped OK) Llghtbulbs, milTors, win- culato~, camera and hearmg aid pared to buy 01' trade equipment ofT on the last Satw'day of each dow glass or ceramIcs are not batter~es. Auto or motorcy~le The Metro DetrOIt Camera month, from 10 a.m to 2 pm accepted batteries are wet cell battenes Show & Sale will be open to the MIchIgan reSIdents tht'ow and cannot be accepted. away 10 n1l1110ntOilS of solld • Metal~ - All. metal Items, publlc flOm 9 a m -3.30 p.m waste eVeI)' year, enough to fill food cans nnsed. All' conditIOners • Newspapers - Bundle n.ews. AdmIssIOn IS $3 The Camera the SIIvel'dome 291 times a year and large apphances are not ac- papers, no glossy magazmes, Show wIll opel'ate a hotline and landfill 80 to 85 percent cepted . with string or put in paper bags 884-2243. solld waste and recycle only 5 to • Plastic - All soft plastic con- and drop them off at St. Mat. 10 percent tainers such as detergent, laun. thew's parking lot, Harper at Explore Africa Recycling 25 percent, reducmg W)', mIlk, Juice and shampoo Whittier, seven days a week, 24 Award wlllmng fIlmmaker waste 5 percent, compostmg 6 contamers are accepted Yogurt, hours. Kenneth RIchter wJlI nalTate hIS tl avelogue, "Sw-pnsmg Southern Afnca," Fn Couple caught City of (&rnssr 'nintr DIInn~.!iMichigan day, Feb 16 at the War in car B&E Memonal NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS: The December 1st, 1989 Winter Tax ThIs Grosse They came. They saw They BIll IS payable at the MUniCipal BUIlding, 20025 Mack Plaza, I Pomte Adven arrested a man and woman in Grosse Pomte Woods, Michigan. Payment WIthout penalty can be the midst of breaking Into a car ture Senes made Up to and mc1uding February 14, 1990 Beginning February 27 presentatIOn Jan 15, 1990, a 3% penalty is added until February 28, 1990. After takes place at On vacation Grosse Pomte CIty pollce re- whIch tax bIlls will be accepted only at Wayne County Treasurers sponded to a repolt of a car Office for payment, With addItIOnal penalties and mterest added 8 pm m the Monte Nagler is traveling in the southwest. This photo. rI breakmg.and-entenng m prog. 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In addItion to mUSical selec- cafeteria at Grosse Pointe South tendin~ wl1l be welcomed and tIOns of the period, authentic High &:hool will be transformed seated In the cafeteria by memo dances WIll be performed The into a scene reminiscent of Cam- bel'S of the South choirs. who dinner Will be presided over by elot, as the Grosse POinte South Will be dressed In medieval cos- Kmg Gus Grodslnsky and Queen Choir holds its second MadrIgal tumes MUSICwill be performed Carolme DeFauw, and their Dinner performance. durmg the four.course roast beef Jester Geoff Finger. The Madrigal Dinner IS the South High chOir's major fun- dralser and proceeds WIll fund chOir triPS and the year-end s~s~_ awards banquet. Cost for the evening is $25 per person, and reservatIOns are hm. Carolyn Baiocchi lted TIckets can be obtamed by sending checks to Grosse Pomte and shape It South Choir, 5 Rathbone Place, Snow is pretty, every httle flake Grosse Pointe, 48230, or at Vil- IS different. lage Records and Tapes For more informatIOn, call That's Why I Like Snowl 343-2140 Grosse POi!'t~ South ~igh School Pointe Players won first in the Michigan Interscholastic Fo- r~nsi~..::cclahon distnct theater festival held Ian. 27 with their performance of the one'act Martin ~~ Gallagher pay. y ~o We LaughT Their win advances them to the regional festival on Feb. 10. BUILDING COMPANY ('roflsrn~n 'W11OrOle . It IS tbe thll.d consecutive year Pointe Players advanced to regional •. Last year they placed In the top l~ I~ the state. The entire cast and crew received special recognition for their tal- ents. Soutb Junlo~ Shanna McNamee received a superior rating for her portrayal of a five year old. ~cellent rat1~gs were given to junior John Armaly. jUnior lennUer Schultz and sophomore Builders of New Houses, Delanle Boo!'. Semor Steve Carlin received an exceUent rating for lighting. and the entire en- Carolyn Baiocchi Additions and Alterations semble ,rece~ved an excellent rating for their combined eUort. The play was directed by Pointe Players adVIser Mary Martin. Each week in thIS column, we Master Builder in Grosse Pointe Since 1950 Th~ cast is: from left: Delanie Boon. Shanna McNamee. GeoU Finger. Heather King. Ste- WIll focus on the work of a stu- Ask us what we can do for you phanIe Stebblns.loey FItzsimmons. Jennifer Schultz and John &maly. dent It can be a poem, a draw- mg, a short story, a picture of a scientIfic experzment or a wood- 882-7453 workmg proJect, a book review The followmg poem was wrzt- Grosse Pointe Co-op schedules open house; ten by Carolyn B. Bawcchl, 9, a student at Ferry School. She IS nursery now accepting fall 1990 registration the daughter of Bill and Kns BalOCchl of Grosse Pomte Woods Parents and preschoolers are a m. to 1:30 p.m eqUIpment, housekeeping area, inVIted to attend an open house Teacher Susan &:hmitt, who at Grosse Pointe Cooperative workbench, water and sand ta- Rain and Snow holds a degree in early childhood bles and a playhouse Nursery &:hool Inc, located development, encourages pre- The nursery is now accepting Rain IS wet downstaIrs m the Grosse Pointe schoolers to develop skills fall 1990 registration for three., Ram makes a rainbow, they are United Methodist Church at 211 through mUSIC, games, crafts, four. and five-year-olds. For more always pretty, Moross, Grosse Pointe Farms on free play and stones The co-op's informatIOn, call Marilyn Schroe- Ram is water for most hvmg Tuesday, Feb 13, from 11:30 faCIlities mclude indoor gym der at 882.3164 plants Ram is everythmg It could be, hke snow! Snow IS colorful hke black, State Charter No. 260515 brown and white. Snow IS fun - you can sled, ski CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF REPUBLIC BANK S.E. OF BLOOMFIELD ...~"" HILLS in the State of Michigan, and Its Domestic SubSidiaries, at the close of busmess on December At Sylvan Learning Cente~M we can help luds do better in everything 31,1989. SUPPORT from readmg and writing to basic math and algebra. We begin WIth a test Published m accordance.,:w.itt(,.I!.mhm~jJy .;llill;commlsslOnerof the FmanClal InstitutIOns Bureau HIGHER to Identify strengths and weaknesses. 'Then we develop a customized pursuant to the pybvlllt01llrdf Seetlon 223'of'the bankmg code of 1969, as amended. EDUCATION learning program \hat will unprove your child's learning skills and study habits. Just a couple of hours a week ASSETS MAKE MICHIGAN at Sylvanand you'11 begin to 1ookr'W Sylvan Learning cemer~ Cash and balances due from depoSItory mstitutlOns Thousands of dollars at report cards a little differently. '~Hel~ lads do better. Nonmterest-bearmg balances and currency and com 2,481 STRONG e 1990 Sylvan Leammg Ccopon-. _ Interest bearing balances o READING. MATH. WRITING. STUDY SKILLS Securities 1,497 A public service announcement Federal funds sold 4,900 of thIS newspaper and SCHOOL READINESS. BEGINNING READING Securities purchased under agreements to resell o Wayne State University. 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Total assets 31,111 Losses deferred pursuant to 12 US C 1823(,]) N/A S Total asset~ and Lossps defe' ed pursuant to 12 US C 1823(]) 31,111 Market In Business LIABILITIES Since 1927 DePOSits &: Francesca's Cucina In domestIc offices 27,255 Nonmterest beanng 1,132 Boneless Boneless Rolled Lean, Meaty Interest bearmg 26,123 Federal fund~ purchased o VEAL CUTLETS PORK LOIN SHORT RIBS Securities sold under agreements to repurchase o ROAST OF BEEF Demand notes Issued to the U S Treasury o $5.98 LB Other borrowed money o $2.98 LB $1.49 LO Mortgage Indebtedness and ohhgatlOn~ under capltahzed ll'll_es o Bank's Llablhty on acceptances e)"ecuted and outstandmg o CAT~THE DAY! Notes and debentures subordmated to depoSits o Center Cut Fresh Ground Other Llablhtles 245 -::5C Total Llablhtles 27.500 BEEF SHANKS Norwegian TURKEYS o LimIted hfe preferred stock $1.79 LO SALMON STEAKS $1.29 LO LO EQUITY CAPITAL $7.95 o Perpetual preferred stock Hamburger From Fresh OVEN-READY Common stock 2,143 0 Surplus 1,860 GROUND CHUCK ';. ~. RABBITS RMET COUNTER UndIVIded profits and capItal reserves (392, • MOCK CHICKEN LESS Net unreah?.ed Loss on marketable eqUIty securities o 5 LBS $7.45 ~ $2.99 LB lEGS Total eqUIty capItal 3,611 • S1lJFFID CHICKEN Losses deferred pursuant to 12 US C 1823(]) N/A BREAST Total eqUIty capItal and Losses deferred pursuant to 12 US C 1823(]) 3,611 Francesca's Cucina Ready • CORIX>N BLEU Total Llablhtles, LimIted LIfe preferred stock, eqUIty capital and losses deferred rj Ham & Swiss Chase) to Serve Italian Dishes! & pursuant to 12 US C () 31,111 • CAPONATA • HOMEMADE .. It' • INI • PASTA SAlAD Mut & Cheese • • LONDON BRon. MEMORANDA-Deposits of State Money-Michigan $ "None" (France_'s special Recipe) RAV10U , SUPREME • VEAL, EGGPlANT & CfUCKEN PARMESAN (with green pepper & onions) I, Arthur R C"le, Executive Vice PreSIdent. of the above.named bank to hereby declare that thiS Report of Condition has be€n j.repared m conformance With the mstructlons Issued by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and IS true to the best of my knowledge and behef Imported • • Hormel San Remo Sliced Arthur R Cole ROMANO American Execl/tllle V,ce PreSIdent GENOA SALAMI MUENSTER CHEESE HAM We, the underSIgned directors, attest to the correctneqs of thiS Report of Condlllon and declare that It has been 29 $2.98 LB CHEESE examined b) u_ and to the best of ollr knowledge and behef has been prepared In conformance With the ,"struc $3 1b. $1.98 LB tlon_ Iq_IIed by the Board of Governorq of the Federal Reqene Sy~tem and Iq trill' flnd correct 29 grated or by the piece $2 1b. Frederick C Gould Director Mon.. 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February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 13A Bassoon quartet IIf, 5$ to perform South plans winter concert The Grosse POinte South Band Knstie Proffitt, Laura Jeffs, .The Lyric Chamber Ensemble and Orchestra will present Its Aileen Topacio, JamIe Elsila, wIll present the Detroit Sym- annual winter concert Thursday, Adrienne Norris, Ben Temkow phony Orchestra Bassoon Quar. Feb. 15 in the auditorium at and Lisa RItter. tet at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Parcells MIddle School. Student teacher Chrystal House, Sunday, Feb. 18 at 3:30 p.m. Director Ralph Miller will con. Schult will conduct the Sym- duct the orchestra in perfor. phonic Band in a selection by The program COnsIstsof music mances of the Brandenburg Con- Claude T. Smith called Sym- from Lawrence Singer's "Audi- certo No. 3 by Bach, Verdi's phOniC March on an English zione" to the rags of Scott Joplin. t!f Overture to Nabucco and Hymn Tune. Members of the quartet are Brahms' Hungarian Dances Nos. Miller will feature the band m Robert Williams, Victoria King, 5 and 6. AthletIC Festival March by Pro- Paul Ganson and Lyell Lindsey. Cub chefs kofieff, Bizet's The Pearl Fishers The South orchestra violin sec. Overture, EI Camino Real by tion will be featured in the Vi. Ticket prices are $14 and $12 Alfred Reed and a Sousa march Th. annual X.rby Cub Scout pancake supper will be served Wednesday. F.b. 21. iD the valdi Violin Concerto in D ma. for students and senior citizens. called The Pride of the Wolver. To order tickets or for more in- school gym from 5 to 7 p.m. Chefs are, from left. Adam Doughty, Jonathon Berg. Tony Gatliff, jor. Conducted by Ann Di FlOre, meso formation, call the Lyric Cham- Chria Frendo, lustiD MitcheJ..on, David Dixon and Brian Krall. Proceeds will help coy.r the string specialist, featured musi- group's yearly .xpelllle8. Tick.ts at $2.75 are available at the door or In advcmc:e from any AdmISSion to the concert IS ber Ensemble at 357-1111. 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By confidence consequences of yow' unaccepta- compared WIth less than one per- So what went wrong? Why ble behaVIOr. In one's ablhtJes? By wJlhngness couldn't two men who dIsplayed cent of the general population. And sll1ce It can be argued to stand up fOl'what one beheves so much self-dIscipline and MayOl' Barry seems to have that no one can malntmn hIS In? By willingness to take risks? strength In the face of so many admItted some powerlessness. I addictIOn alone, that there must By decIsIveness 01' grace under advel'sltles do what we tell our hope that hIS "self-esteem" and always be someone who WIll act pressure? school children to do every day his "fnends" allow hIm to accept as a buffer between the addIct I would hke you to consider "Just say 'no' to drugs!" I be- his human hmitations so that he and the wodd, anothel' real trag. the posslblhty that two of ow' heve that 111 palt It was their may receive support for his re- edy for Dennis Dutko and Mar- most recent and most pubhcized previous successes, theu' records covelY, not protectIOn from his vIctIms of addIction, Denms ion Bal'ly and many other influ- tl ansgresslOns. And I smcerely of being able to accomplish what. ential alcohohcs hke them IS not Dutko and Marion Barl)', were ever they set out to do, that (l) hope that anyone reading this that they had too many enemies also very much casualtIes of self- persuaded them that they wew column who recognizes himself, out to cI'ucify them, but that esteem and, pel'haps, frIendship. ' exempt from some of the rules herself, or someone close to them they had too many friends Will- I knew neIther man person- that govern others and (2) even wlll I'eahze that no one can com- ally, and I reahze that It IS very SItuatIOn that they couldn't mg to help them deny, deCeive bat alone an enemy as strong as when events began to mdlcate In one's own powers. Many thou and "protect" theIr self-esteem. dIfficult, probably ImpossIble, to otherWIse, made It vlltually Im- thll1k, \\'01 k, Ol talk their way addictIOn sands of people, famous or not, I belIeve that Dennis Dutko know what IS In another per- poSSIble fOl' them to admIt that out of <11 e 810\\ to recog11lze it have dIed needlessly from alco A safe first step for the person son's mmd or heart concerning when they do encounter one Es. dIed, in palt, because hiS inabll- concerned about his or her use there was something they could holIsm and other addIctIOns be- Ity to control hIS addIction fi- self. But I think that by most not control And that's why I re peclally If the 'sItuatIOn" IS a cause they could not take thIS would be to call Alcoholics Anon. objectIve measurements each compulSive behavlOl that many nally crushed his self.esteem ymous (541-6565). Concerned fer to them as casualtieS of self. step Sadly, although he finally came man dIsplayed characteristics of esteem people stIli mistakenly beheve IS family members or fl'lends may The other Irony IS that whlle to accept hIS powerlessness over someone who beheved In hImself pUl ely a matter of wlllpowel call AlAnon (527-4610). Dutko and Bany apparently both Dutko and Bany claimed chemICals, he could not take the and was able to inspire confi. So bE'hef In fine'", own powels both behe\'cd that the) could that then fame caused them to next steps reqUired for recovery, dence In others as well handle dJ ugs and still fulfill (a k a "self e!:tteem") finally en be treated mOle harshly than Susan Pearce ts the student It takes a lot of courage and counters a SituatIOn which Ie behevmg m and then askmg for assistance program coordinator their respOl1Slblhtles, even m the the average person, the reahty is help. A person who has seldom self-confidence to stand up and qUII es one to gwe up one's bebef (or the Grosse POinte school sys- face of mountmg evidence to the that the more powerful you are, expel'lenced faIlure usually has say, m effect, as anyone does contl'ary They seemed to be m tem. when they run for elective office capable of behevmg that they I think I am the best man to could be wrong They blamed a . Sf-\ll \\\L -\[ HO.\lI S \Lr lead you GIve me yaw support rumor-mongermg press, a Judge and yow' faith because I have out to make a statement, raCIsm, the Wisdom and the energy to pohtlcs evelythmg but the POSSI fight for you and make deCISIOns blhty that they weren't speCIal, In your best mterests And by that they Wele m the gl'lp of most accounts these men not somethmg that they couldn't only made but fulfilled those control, that all of theIr seif-dis 20% TO 40% OFF promises The contmumg sup. clplme and self sufficiency and port that both men receIved talent were useless in thIS per- thlOugh the yeals of rumOls sonal war on dJ'ugs about theu' abuse of alcohol and The most successful treatment BIGELOW.WORRYFREE' othel' dJugs are evidence of that. for alcohohsm yet deVIsed - AI. 1 ha \'e heard nothmg but cohohcs Anonymous - teaches pI alse for the way that Denms that the first step m overcommg Dutko represented hIS Macomb an addICtIOn IS admlttmg one's County constituents, how sensl powerlessness over It For that tlve he was to theIr needs and r'eason It ISpretty much accepted how vIgorously he fought for m the treatment community them m the MIchIgan House that among the most difficult Manon Barry's personal rise chents to treat are those who are from the son of a sharecropper to not used to bemg powerless: doc- real achIevements on behalf of tors, lawyers, and other hIghly CIVIl rights and the people of successful profeSSIOnal people Washmgton, DC, are also well- People who have never been m a J ~ I JWlV3EJY:.Y (j>mv~Y :ESTl\TE Harbor Sprrngs A GracIOus Bed and Breakfast Worm hospltallty and pampered comfort owo,t you at thiS magnificent retreat lust 10 minutes from Boyne Country skiing Crackling fires glow from all the Inn's fireplaces to make It a most romantic place to spend a few days or 0 week Each !le EnlOY a delu~e continental breakfast In the dining room or at fireSide In the library lote afternoon bnngs hospitality time when guests are inVited to partake of wine and hors d' oeuvres The Estate IS available to rent for 0 week or weekend It IS also a wonderful place for smoll e~ecutlve retreats or weddings Thank you for not smoking In our home Here' art' Bigt'lo" carpt'I~ Ihatare more than just slain. 2287 Bester Road Horbor Spnngs, MI 49740 (616) 526 7646 rt'~i~tallr, Ihey're \\orryFree"! The) pnnide sUlwrior THINK OF HUDSON'S FIRST prolt'ction againsl cOlllmon food and beve1'llgestains and WHEN YOU'RE CONSIDERING al~o guard again,r soiling and static shock. WI"ha\e mer CARPETING 320 colors in nint' WorryFrcc@~r)les .c\crything from dt'ep. rich jt'''ellones to tht, palesl hory shadt,s .. so you If you're plannIng to buy can find rhe right color, slyle and price for your needs. something you'll live With for a BUI. if one of rhest' docsn't fll 1'",,(')1)inlo your plans, long, long lime It only makes rememllt'r all Bigclm, carpt'r is on sale at 20% to 40% off, ,ense to ,hop at a store that s accustomed to • stayIng power '0 .1 )OU look Iiule furlher. Wlll'n use yoar Option Jus' look at our credent'als -\eeoonllo buy )011 '\On'l recei\(' a hill until Ma), "irh no pa) Im'nl, dill' unlil lune. 199(), All prices include EXPERIENCE. llrofe,sional in,tallation "ilh OmalonO>prime densifictl We've been seiling and Installong qualoty carpelong for mare years lIrt,than,' patldmg* Bt'rt' ar,' Ju~t a fen narnple~ of th,' than most people can remember "a,in,g". We truly have earned our tru,t WIth aver a generation of salosfled SALE 21.99 sq. )d. inslallrd customers 8E'TLE\,lltiiort'd plu,h in 36 colors, Hrg. 830 ~q. )t1. SELECTION. Because au' good relations WIth SALE 22.99 " SALE 24.99 'q. )d. in'talled SERVICE, \~E~TCHESTER n. rt"\rurcd sa'l(on) in 30 colors. Every sales consultant and Installer Rl'g i<..'J9 "q. )d. on au, stoff lakes p"de In the" own experllse They erlloy beIng helpful and posslng 'he" SALE 27.99 'C/. )d. inslalll'd ~nowledge on to you Also. when m "H'IORE, ph.,h in .... color" Rcg, 840 sq. )d. you buy from us you erllOY the converllence of usong our cred,t SALE 27.99 'II. )d, in'Iallt'd accounts and relYing an au, Jr. \.,n HI:!'lTEH, h''\hll'l'd ,a"on) in 24 colors. Rrg. 840 respected storeWide poliCies '(I. )d DECORATING ADVICE. The experienced des,gners In au' SALE 32.99 '(I. )d, in'talled Inte"or DeSIgn Stud,o are at your beck and call-at no charge 10 H \, IJr,R, ph.-h in t I ('olor,. Reg. 84.) 'q. )d, you They can gIVe you polrlters on "al,. c'n(l~ \larch .'l. style cola, and show how to put Roses, Hand tied Bouquets .!lHH~lut,d "fIIl"U'1 \1rd .. al HurJ ..on ... rooms logelher effectively "ght .In ..talhllUn ("(1"'1'"h,' ..t.d on ontf r ~If16 }11M.. Of mort \tldlhonA' <"hsfJt( .. here Irl our adjacent furn,ture III 1\ hi 11MI d for plIllm,e lip old ('nTp. t mmin.Q' r.r~C'I'pu ("I" I)f rurnlluT. deparlments You can VIsualize 1n ..111hlulll 0\1 T f'OTIf"N It ....lI .. lom hork on ..141N or mf'I,,1 ~'nJl~ the f.nal effecf easoly and perhaps add a final tou(h of Heart Bud Vases furnishings .n a one SlOpshoppong ,,,'thJand ;69.11.1l "ummil PIa,,': 68.1..,9i, experience h-,I.lnd 21; 2111 -'"ulhla"d ..li~-53i2 \\, -1"",1 12; 1212 1.1~,",,1, 2~7::l2.'2_ And " s so nICe 10 say I bought II Oa~h",1 ;<1•• 21;2 European Spring Gardens (" "•.••.,. hll,.): 7.12.12'2 01 Hudsons , 17110 Kerchevol"jn-the-Villoge" HUDSON Grosse Pointe, Michigon 886.0300 S HUDSON'S OPEN MON. SAT. 10.9; OPEN SUNDAY 12.6 t r ~ ,; ...... _ ...... ------_ _------_ _._------.'~~~" ... February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 15A George E. McKean Grosse Pointe Shores. She was Mable Van Dagens pice, 622 s. Jejon, Colorado Mrs, Smith dIed Thursday, bertson Jr., 69, of Grosse Pointe A memorial service for George born in Poland Springs, Colo. 80903. A memonal servICe for Mable Feb. 1, 1990 at St. John Hospital Woods, were held Wednesday, E. McKean, 50, of Grosse Pointe, Mrs Slubowskl was a home- Sadie Van Dagens, 85, of Grosse 10 DetrOIt. Feb. 7 at the Chas, Verheyden was held Wednesday, Feb. 7 at maker and a member of the Pol- Herbert C. Anderson Pointe Farms, was held Wednes. Ish National Alliance. Mrs. Smith was a teacher. Funeral Home in Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Memorial Church day, Jan. 17 at Grosse Pointe Services for Herbert C. Ander- Survivors mclude her daugh- Park. in Grosse Pointe Farms. Survlvors mclude her daugh. son, 85, of Grosse Pointe Park, United Methodist Church m tel', Mary Fox; a son, Arthur ter, Sharon Klem; a son, Ronald Mr. Albertson died Saturday, Mr. McKean died Saturday, were held Friday, Feb. 2 at Smith; two brothers, and five Feb. 3, 1990 at the Cleveland Grosse Pomte Farms with the Slubowskl; three grandchildren; Feb. 3, 1990 in his home. He Grosse Pointe Memorial Church grandchildren. Rev. David Kaisel'-Cross officiat- and three great-grandchildren. Clinic in Cleveland. He was born was born in Detroit. ing. in Grosse Pointe Farms. Burial was in White Chapel m Philadelphia. Mr. McKean attended Grosse Mrs Slubowskl was prede. Mrs. Van Dagens dIed Mr. Anderson died Tuesday, Cemetery, Troy Mr. Albertson was assistant Pointe public schools and was a ceased by her husband Stanley Wednesday Jan 10, 1990 at Jan. 30, 1990 at St. John Hospi- Memorial contributions may manager of engineering for the graduate of Grosse Pointe High In 1958. tal in Detroit. He was born in Beaumont Hospital 10 Royal be made to the Organ Fund at Budd Co. in Detroit. School. In 1952 he earned a Burial was in Mount Ohvet Keewanee, Ill. Oak. She was born m Peoria, III Cemetery, Detroit. St. Michael Episcopal Church, He was a veteran of the U.S. bachelor's degree in business Mr Anderson was a member 204 75 Sunningdale Park, Grosse Army. Mrs. Van Dagens was a 1921 An'angements were made by administration from University graduate of Peona High School of the Grosse I Pointe Semor Pomte Woods, Mich. 48236. SurvlvOrs include hiS wife, He- of Michigan. the A H Peters Funeral Home and a graduate of Bradley Um- Men's Club and the Grosse Arrangements were made by len; a daughter, Nancy; sons, 10 Grosse Pomte Woods. While attending undergradu- versity She also earned a bache. Po1Ote Yacht Club. the A H Peters Funeral Home, Price and Jeffrey. ate school, Mr. McKean joined lor of arts degree from Chicago Survivors include his wife, Grosse Pomte Park Interment was in Fort Custer the Chi Psi natlOnal fraternity University Vlrgmia L.; and two sons, Fred- Nationa! Cemetery, Augusta, and maintained a lifelong inter- Mrs Van Dagens was a high enck and MelVin. Meredith P. Albertson Mich. est in the fraternity. At the time school English teacher until her Interment was in RlVerslde Memorial contributions may of his death, Mr. McKean was a marriage to Melvin Van Dagens Cemetery, Moline, III. Jr. be made to the Michigan Heart member of the fraternity's execu- in 1927 The Van Dagens lived Memorial contributions may Services for Meredith P. AI- ASSOCiation. tive councIl. in IllinOIS, Iowa and New York be made to the Salvation Army before mov1Og to Grosse Pointe of Detroit or to the MIchigan Humane Society. 10 1942. After Mr. Van Dagen's retirement, they traveled exten- Arrangements were made by sively throughout the world. the Chas Verheyden Funeral Mrs. Van Dagens was active Home, Grosse Pointe Park. CUSTOM SHIRT SPECIAL 10 several commumty organiza- tions including the AAUW, the Sylvia Rose Gallagher TWO SHIRT MINIMUM Questers, the College Women's Club, Sorosis and the AARP Services for Sylvia Rosa Gal- DURING FEBRUARY lagher, 77, of Grosse Pomte She was past preSident of the Park, were held frIday, Feb. 2 United MethodIst Church Wom- at St. Paul Catholic Church in en's AssociatIOn. Mrs. Van Dag- Grosse Pointe Farms. ens was also an aVid bridge MANY FABRICS player. Mrs. Gallagher died Sunday, Jan. 28, 1990 at St. John Hospi- WITH REDUCED PRICES Survivors mclude a grand. Ada Dorothy Cripps tal in DetrOIt He was born in daughter, Kathryn Van Dagens; Detroit. two grandsons, J Kirk and Ada Dorothy Cripps Take advantage of the Mrs. Smith WAS a homemaker. Douglas Van Dagens; and a February special on custom A memorial service for Ada SurviVOrs include her sisters, great-granddaughter, Sarah Van shirts. two only minimum Dorothy Cripps, 98, formerly of Mignon Stocker and Virginia Dagens. instead of the usual four. A Grosse POinte, was held 10 Colo- Squires; her meces, Mary Paula Mrs. Van Dagens was prede- chance to try custom shirts 1ado Springs, Colo. Capom and Elizabeth Squlres; ceased by her husband, MelVin; Mrs Cnpp!> died Wednesday, and four great-nieces. With only one-half the George E. McKean and a son, John Jan 31, 1990 In Colorado Mrs. Gallagher was prede- in.vestmen.t. Mrs. Van Dagen's ashes were Mr. McKean was a 1955 grad- Springs She was born 10 Water- ceased by her husband, Edwin uate of the University of Michi- interred 10 Forest Lawn Ceme- ford, England. P.; and her brothers, Edward Enjoy the comfort of custom tery, Detroit. gan Law School and a member Mrs Cripps came to Canada Stocker Jr and the Rev Francis shirts with the variations Memorial contributions may of the Phi Delta Plu legal fra- m 1902 where she met her hus- B Stocker. of collar, cuff, length and be made to the Grosse Pointe ternity. band, Wilham H. Cnpps. She Memorial contributions may United Methodist Church, 240 body fullness you desire. He served in the U.S. Army in hved In Grosse Pointe for several be made to the Capuchin Monas. Germany before return10g to Chalfonte, Grosse Pointe Farms, years before mov1Og to Colorado. tery. Mich. 48236. From $39.50 each Michigan to join his law firm. Survivors Include her four Arrangements were made by Mr. McKean was a consulting Arrangements Were made by daughters, Mildred Kmg of the Chas. Verheyden Funeral partner with the Detroit law the Chas. Verheyden Funeral Grosse Pointe Park, Rita Joyce Home, Grosse Pointe Park. firm of Dickinson, Wright, Moon, Home, Grosse Pomte Woods. Burke, Betty Maxwell and Pa- Van Dusen and Freeman. mela Holme; 19 grandchildren; Mr. McKean served as Grosse Antonette Slubowski and 30 gl'eat-grandchildren. Pointe Farms city attorney from Mrs Cripps was predeceased SINCE 1900 Services for Antonette Slu- Dorothy Louise Smith 1958 until 1979. Specializing in bowski, 91, of Grosse POinte by her husband; Wilham H.; two KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE municipal law and municipal fi- Shores, were held Tuesday, Feb. sisters, Mmme and Etta; and a ServlceS for Dorothy Louise MONDAY-FRIDAY. '10 to 6' SATURDAY '10 to 5:30 nancing, Mr. McKean was a 6 at Our Lady Star of the Sea brother, Walter. SmIth, 76, of Grosse Pointe OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 member of the National Ass0cia- 10 Mrs Cripps' ashes were In- Catholic Church Grosse Woods, were held Saturday, Feb l tIon of Bond Lawyers, the De- Pointe Woods with the Rev. Ken- terred m the Pme HIlls Ceme- 3 at St. Michael EpIscopal t Masterc~rd 88~-J~7'() -...'.,' , troit, MIchigan and American neth Chase officiatmg. tery in Toronto, Ontario. Church m Grosse Pomte Woods 'r bar associations. Mrs. Slubowski dIed Saturday, MemorIal contributions may with the Rev. Robert Neily offici- ~~ ...... -'#.; ••): He was also a member of the Feb. 3, 1990 at her home in be made to the Pike's Peak Hos- ating. Country Club of Detroit, Yondo- tega and Witenagemote. Survivors include six children, Abigale H. of Boston, George E. ill of New York and Robert E., Jeffrey 0., Esther E., and Chris- tina H., all of Grosse Pointe. Also surviving are his mother, Esther McKean of Grosse Pointe, Your passbook pays 5%? and three sisters, Patricia Van Dusen of Princeton, N.J., Mar- garet Nickel and Mary Roby, Our Gold Passbook pays 7% both of Grosse Pointe Farms. Memorial contributions may be made to the Michigan Cancer Foundation or to the charity of your choice. Maybe)Uurpassbook Arrangements were made by the Wm. R. Hamilton Co. of Mount Clemens. should be our Gold Passbook. Beatrice H. Auch Services for Beatrice H. Auch, RepublIc Bank's new 90, formerly of Grosse Pointe, Gold Passbook accotmt pays an were held Friday, Feb. 2 at the astoundmg 7%, guaranteed, tmtJ1 Chas. Verheyden Funeral Home January 1, 1991 CompOlmded in Grosse Pointe Park. quarterly, the arumal Yield Mrs. Auch died Tuesday, Jan. Grosse Pointe's best IS 7 19%! 30 1990 at the Holmdel Conve- TIus is the passbook l~nt Center, Holmdel, N.J. accotmt for people who keep She was born in Dumfermlin, meat market a lot of money m a passbook Scotland. accotmt. (The mmirnum Mrs. Auch is survived by her Prime Beef daughter, Betty Parr; four ~ns, balance to pam these Walter Bill of Grosse Po1Ote, Poultry, Veal, Lamb, Pork rates IS $10,000) Fred J~. and Tom; 10 grandchil- Homema~e Sausage It's the only dren; and two great.grandchil- Pheasant modern passbook to Idea has dren. Amish Chicken pay a farr return, Interment was in Woodlawn and we are proud been so Cemetery, Detroit. Smoked Chicken & Ribs to bnng It to you popular that Donald W. Leeson Baked Hams & Roast Beef You'll also we've become D.C. Watt Natural Foods 1lke RepublIc one of the top Graveside services for Donald ; , Dell Bank Our 15 banks m W. Leeson, 49, fo~erly of personal MlchJgan And, of Grosse Pointe, were held Friday, & Fresh Baked Pies Muffms banlang course, Gold Feb. 2 at the Fort Snelling Na- Groceries & Produce Passbook deposits tional Cemetery in Minneapolis, Minn. Beer & Wme are inSured up to Mr. Leeson died Thursday, Imported Chocolate & Cookies $100,000 by the FDIC Jan. 26, 1990 in Minneapolis. Does all of tlus sotmd Born and raised in Grosse good to you? ~ hope so, Pointe City, Mr. Leeson was a because Ur! dPSlgnPd. On') longtime resident of Ann Arbor. ... is not in Grosse Pointe ac(X)unijor !pIlI He earned a master's degree So If you have a passbook in psychiatric social work from account, why not bnng It to the University of Michigan. Republic Bank and start gettmg His brother, Kenneth, said, the Interest and the attentIon "Don will be missed by his you drSE'rve brothers and friends throughout ~~Blancke-Enoch Market the country who will hold his 16951 Harper (at Cadieux) memory in kind affection." 17(XJ.v Wulllwri 187J() Mar" SurvlVors include his brothers, Gmw' nIl' Kenneth and Robert. Bloom/wId 11111.." .W 48()/.I 'ft" Farm.." MI482,36 Mr. Leeson was the son of the 881-61 J58-5J(XJ 882.6400 late Louise and Learn Leeson of Member FJ)I(; ,'klme mh~ and n~ttU1i()ns apply Grosse Pointe City. _ -* ...__ ...... __ 4 __ - en em __ -. _.~~ _ February 8, 1990 16A Grosse Pointe News Pointer From page 1 Corpus Christl on the Gulf C08-St promotIOnal entity as It IS today. Though much of their lives dise but on the final product. of Texas. were spent III the South, Kellow, Kellow explained that the De. HIS mland and ocean port ex- hiS WIfe, Nancy, and son, Pat. trOlt Free Trade Zone has saved penence made him Uniquely l'lck, don't mind the Northern automakers a lot of duty costs. SUIted for the Port of Detroit Job, An auto assembly plant, for ex. which Iequu'es knowledge of climate. " "We really hke it up here, ample, IS declared a free trade "Iakel's" and "salties," as the Kellow saId "We thmk It'S zone Therefore, duty on Cana. Great Lakes and oceangoing dlan auto parts shipped to the ships are called really great " The Kellows attend ChriSt V.S assembly plant does not Kellow's educatIOn IS in eco- Church, and Nancy Kellow IS ac- have to be paid until the car is nomics. His bachelor's and mas- tIVe m the Junior League. Pat. shipped to a dealer. And then ter's degrees from MemphIS the duty IS assessed on the total State Umverslty are m market- rIck Kellow IS a student at foreIgn content of the car and at mg, economICSand finance. Trombly Elementary School. Kellow saId moving into a much lower rate than the duty Despite the port authonty's that would have been on the troubled waters recently, Kellow Grosse Pointe Park was easy for parts orlgmally. IS happy be here He encourages the family, and making friends The DetroIt Wmdsor Port the debate over the proper role was even easIer. "It's been a very pleasant ex- Corp, known as neWin, is Ii of the port authOl'ity and doesn't joint creatIOn of the Wmdsor and take critICism personally HIS perience for us," he said. "We Detroit port authorities DeWm's mam goal IS to make the author. can't say enough nice thmgs purpose is to promote use of and Ity effective, rather than Just a about it " cooperation between the ports of Detroit and Wmdsor DeWm also acts a a cargo broker and marketmg consultant to bring cargoes and vessels together. , Photo by John Mmm' Paralegal Kellow's plans for the Detroit! Wayne County Port AuthOrity, Park resident James Kellow. executive director of the Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority, is however, IS what has mUnicipal working for expansion of the Port of Detroit through his Clark Street offices in the heart of the port • Comprehensive Evening Program and busmess officials concerned distict in downriver Detroit. • Taught by Experienced Attorneys Leglslation is pendmg in Lan. • Financial Aid Available jf Qualified smg that would glve the port au. Kellow, however, said the "There's no hIdden agenda the passage of the bill mtroduced • Classes Begin March 5 Locally: thorlty power to operate port fa. fears of Wayne County commun- here," he saId, "no intent WIth by Detroit state Reps MorriS cIhtles, condemn property, assess Ities, such as Grosse Pointe mahce Our goals are known." Hood and Curtis Hertel. Kellow Grosse Pointe North High School fees and subSIdize a shipping Park, Ecorse and Wyandotte, are And those goals are ambItious. said he IS optimistic the bill will Ime. The legislation is opposed groundless. He said the author- One goal IS to make Detroit be approved m some form. Co-Sponsol'ed by Glosse ~. PI.CIc SdIooIs.Depl 01Coornunity E suspect. 7:00-9:00 P.M...... '" .. ,\' ... ~ rtw.~ ,.~ ...... """"Ii.i- Ii Farms officer Stephen Puckett The unfortunate fire theMore we'RfiririiagyOObfcJ[ to shale: ~~-..:' was momtonng the broadcast WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 and responded to the area. He 7:00-9:00 P.M. L-Bow Room suffered a month in our Grand Re.Qpening. spotted the yellow pIckup and AT ago is behind us. But while ;1 The only flames that are stopped it at Edgefield and Mo- rass in Detroit. Puckett made we've been closed, we've left are the ones on the the arrest with the assistance of Pierce Middle School been working: Rebuilding. grill cooking up your old fpllow Farms officers Michael (back entrance) Redecorating. Refurbish- I~ favorites. McCarthy and Detective Daniel Jensen • Fees' $45 00 single; $7000 family ing. Now,we've reopened. ~ So come on down. And MlSSig was turned over to • .Mua1 bring child's birth certificate With a new fresher look. And seehow hot we are now. Woods officers. • Open 10 Grosse Pointe Park residents only -JohnMmms • Player Evaluation Date' March 4, 199o-Grosse Pointe South High School Major league candidates are required to anend; Car stolen Minor league candidates urged to attend. No Instructional league evaluatIOns. More Information at registration MeUl-lew .. A 1976 Cadillac was taken • Managers, coaches and helpers needed. sign up at registration R • E •S •T •A •U • R •A • N •T from the Hampton.Wayburn area at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 26. The It's Your Little League - Get Involvedl 10 Mile oil Kc1h R()ad. Rmcvd1c • Monda' -Saturday 11am-I a m Sunday 10am -10 pm EARIX BIRDSPEClAIS3p m 106 p m -htefare-!tlepnce. LATENIGHT MENU 9pm 1012 Mid", hi thief was last seen drivmg the SUNDAYBREAKFAST BUFFET. 10am 101 pm. SUNDAYDINNER 12Noon 10 10pm. Ph 775-1~40 car north on Alter Road. 10 , .f , ------.--~-r~.. .- ._.~-1-"'".,.'------..--- - ,.."'l.__...~- "..~~ ...... - ...... ~ February 8,1990 I 'I ~~JA _G_ro_",_p_O_I"_te_N_e_W_8 tY~;" 17A Retires ••----- ...... __...... lIIIU•IIIU.... _ From page 1 accidentally "find" the turtles. > • viJt ~,", He loaded them mto his car and that withstood challenges $I '" ~ called DetrOlt and said an anony. through the U.S. Supreme I: A» mous tIp led hIm to the turtles' Court. of whereabouts. He said DetrOlt was so happy to get the turtles The case in 1976 involved - of f back, no questions were asked. all things - garbage. LaPratt LaPratt said he has a milhon and William Furtaw (now cap. stones to tell, mcludmg a few tain in charge of police opera. , skeletal bones from the closets of tions) were investigating an ;';,. / Grosse Pomte's most promment armed robbery. As LaPratt was ti" ot families. walking up to the house of a SUS. "There were so many good pact for questioning, he noticed .~ViW_ times," he saId. "The bad thmgs wallets in a garbage bag at the you put away" curb. The trash bag had been ~ v"", Some detectlves may WIsh torn open by a dog and the wal. "" they had worked on a bIg pohce lets were in plain sight. department and solved the bIg The use of the wallets as evi. case, but LaPratt IS glad he dence, which led to the suspect's worked for the Park He saId the conviction on four counts of Detective Sgt. James LaPratt department was hIS second armed robbery, were challenged After the successful prosecu- home He said he establIshed to the Michigan Supreme Court. twn of the case, the woman gave fnendships that could never The state's high court ruled in LaPratt the coat of arms as a have developed In a bIg-City po- favor of the prosecution. gdt lice department. The California high court, "It was a very dramatIc case," "I have no regrets," he said "I however, ruled opposite in a sim. he said. "Of comse, you don't do would do It nght over Immedi. Har case, so the issue of trash as anything alone." LaPratt IS ately." evidence was dumped before the qUIck to pomt out that he had LaPratt said he hopes to find A younger Detective James LaPratt in the early 1960s "accidentally" found three turtles that U.S. Supreme Court. The Suo the help of the entlre pohce de. some work that wIll UtilIZe his were stolen from Belle Isle's Scott Fountain. Though the turtles were laken as a prank by St. Am- preme Court ruled that trash by partment, and he doesn't want investIgatIVe experience. He'll brose High School students, LaPratt never let on that he knew who took them. the curb is no longer private to take credit for what others also spend more time with hIS property and is not subject to helped accomplish. WIfe and at theIr cottage up search and seizure protection. One case LaPratt dId handle north He'll probably spend some Attempted B&E "It was a feather in our cap," alone, however, was the one m. time gossiping in the DB LaPratt said. "Not only was it a volving three bronze turtles that "I didn't want to leave," he at party store DISCOVER BELLINI state case, but it is now the were stolen from around Scott saId of his retirement. "It's one A man who was seen throwmg guideline which we work under." Fountam on Belle Isle sometime of the hardest decIsions I've ever Another case involved a Way- in the early '60s. Although It made" a pIece of concrete through a party store door at Mack and St burn woman who was kidnapped was a DetroIt case, LaPratt soon A retirement party IS bemg ClaIr m Grosse Pomte CIty at and raped. Later, the abductors learned it had a Grosse Pointe planned for LaPratt at Alcamo's 1'13 8.m Jan. 31 escaped on a burglarized the woman's home Park angle Castle, 21801 E. Nine Mile bicycle and took a coat of arms the Shortly after the turtle theft, Road, on St. Patrick's Day, The subJect fled south on woman's husband had made. LaPratt got a call from a St. March 17. Doors open at 7 p.m. Mack when the store's burglar During the investigation, La. Ambrose priest who, off the re- and dmner IS at 7:30 p.m. Tick- alarm sounded. Pratt and his men obtained a cord, saId some St Ambrose ets are $20 per person and can At 2.08 a.m. a man matching search warrant of a suspect's HIgh School students took the be obtained by calling Park Pub. the suspect's description was home. LaPratt said he walked turtles as a prank, but he didn't hc Safety Deputy Director PhIl brought to the Grosse Pomte po into the home and the fIrst thing want to get the kids in trouble. Costa at 822-7400. he saw was the unique coat of LaPratt, not wanting to get hce station and later released arms that had been stolen. the pnest m trouble, arranged to South student From page 1 hope that some highly qualified Bellini otters European crafted baby and children s candidates will step forward and furniture. unique bedding and accessories. and accept the challenge to serve and prOVides outstanding quality and deSign may be :charged to lead the board in the 199Os," Gandelot saId Although he has not endorsed in drug incident anyone, and no one has an. nounced candIdacy for the board, By John Mtnnfs turned into the servICe station. Gandelot said people with skills Assistant Editor " ",.. "'. "'I '-. When the driver rolled down in busmess, negotiatIOns and law 1875 S. Woodw,ard • Blrmmgham. 1 block north ot 14 Mile A 16-year-old a,..~~ -~ window, the' officer said he'! al'e needed because of the chal- I , jC.'::I~ I~ I~u Jl.j'}I~~.JoJl South High School student may smelled a strong odor of mari. le~ges - such as school finance \ I be charged with possessing drug juana smoke. When the youth reform, teacher negotIations, SIte paraphernalia and a concealed opened the glove box to get the budgeting and strategic planning weapon after being stopped near vehicle registration, the officer - facmg public schools in the the school Feb. 1. saw a knife with at least a 6- 1990s. A Farms public safety officer inch blade. He told the youth he was on patrol near the school at was being detained for carrying 8:30 a.m. when he received infor- a concealed weapon m a motor mation from the high school's vehicle. 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Fund'pro~pectus containing more complete mformatlOn, including .. .. charges and expeme<; IWIll read It carefully before Imvest .. Grime and Years of Dirt Bank GROSSE POINTE .. ~Rmr .. HORIZONTALS. VERTICALS SOUTHFIELD WOODS BIRMINGHAM • Addr('filQ Pil 1 -~-- ...-. _ .._-----_ __._----- February 8, 1990 18A Grosse Pointe New. 'Internal Affairs' is a compelling police thriller By Marian Trainor an overheated atmosphere that Special Writer steals the show with his piercing In a clever, mtricate and eyes and intense portrayal of mtrlgues. Henry Beam's script sometlmes brutal police thriller, Sgt. AVila. effectively presents all the ambi- magnetic Richard Gere plays the The supportmg cast is well. guIties of lust and domination. pmt of Denms Peck, a police offi. chosen, particularly LaurIe Met- "Internal Affairs" is an ener- eel who IS hIghly regarded by calf, WIlliam Baldwin and Anna- getic film that presents a com. hiS superIOrs, in "Internal Af. belle SclOrra pelling, entertaining and well. fan S " Director MIke Flggis creates paced story Raymond Avila (Andy Garcia) IS a newly appointed detective assigned to the Los Angeles Po- ren, all of whom he SUPPOltSin FREE lice Department Internal AffaIrs hIgh style. DIVISIOn,whose Job IS to mvestI- INlRODUCTORY gate other cops When he sug. The danger level nses when gests that Gere has links to he dIscovers that he IS bemg m- SCUBA CLASS cllmmal actIVitieS, he IS brushed vesttgated - All Equipment Provided - off Gere uses sex both as a tool CALL FOR DETAILS WhIle Avlla has to work to and a weapon. Seekmg every prove hiS pomt, viewers are in cover pOSSible, he plays up to his e Equipment Sales e Service the know from the begInning. vanous conquests hoping to keep e Rentals e Air Fills e Travel The suspense comes from won. them from talkmg to AvIla. derlng how far Gere WIll go be- Sex is a persIstent theme m fore he IS apprehended the mOVie, whether It is a SEA-SIDE DIVE SHOP To make it easier for hIm to charged camaraderIe between a 28612 Harper (at Martin) S C S The Lettermen pursue hIS crimmal actiVIties male police officer and hIS fe- and to dIvert suspiCIOn from hIm- male partner, Gere's various hal- n2-7676 Singing their trademark hils like "Gain' Out of My Head/ self, Gere manages to involve sons with other officers' WIves or Can't Take My Eyes Off You:' Tony Butala, Donovan Scot! many of hiS fellow officers WIth his associations WIth prostitutes Tea and Ernie Pontiere. who make up the Lettermen har- hiS charm Even straight-arrow AvIla IS not mony trio. will appear in concert at Maco~b Center lor the A monster he IS, but one who Immune Performing Arts at 8 p.m. Thursday and FrIday, Feb, 22-~3. IS handsome, personable and ex- Gere makes the most of Peck's ++++ Tickets are $15 for adults and $13.50 for students and semor udes a charm that is almost hyp- smIlmg VIllainy It is his best citizens and may be obtained at the center's box office or notic role SInce "Officer and a Gentle- Four Diamonds for reserved on credit card by calling 286-2222. Monday man." He IS good at being bad. through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The center is on the These attributes have worked Center Campus of Macomb Community College at Hall (M- well WIth women, too. He has Andy Garcia as Peck's neme- 59) and Garfield roads in Clinton Township. three ex.wives and numerous sis, best known for his role in Your King or Queen casual conquests and eight child. "The Untouchables," almost of Hearts 'Heart Condition' suffers from casting By Michael Chapp It was in "All of Me," however. audiences in "Biko" a few years Special Wriler LuckIly, there's still the cop "Heart Condition" IS actually ago Hoskins, however, is not at story - and the morality play - a!] inventive or likable. Indeed, • •• three films In one to keep thmgs moving. Though VIewers WIll probably spend a It's a comedy, featurmg both we may not laugh very hard at dry humor and plenty of slap. majority of the film's running Hoskms wrestling on the side- tIme trying to figure out why stick It's a cop drama m which walk WIth an Invisible ghost, we the good guy faces mcredible they should care about this guy. can't help but be at least some- Then they will spend the rest of odds In trying to catch the bad \\ hat moved by the lesson we're the time wondering how he's guy And It'S a morahty play, m supposed to be learning. Special which the mam character is sup- capable of making such a mIrac- rest untIl he solves the case A heart is a heart, regardless ulous turnaround. posed to learn somethmg about Valentine's Package The scenal io l~ good fOJ more of color, the picture says. It fol- But we're gettmg ahead of hunself and the world m whIch than a few laugh!>, most of them lows that a person is a person. at the new he hves. ourselves. Suffice it to say that Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor Radisson Resort remmlscent of the best routmes The picture's bIggest flaw is in "Heart Condition" is at least It IS, In many respects, a m "All of Me," the classic Steve ItS castmg. Washington is ex- mildly successful WIth all three Celebrate with your valentine umque pIcture, or at least a pIC- Martm-Llly Tomhn picture tremely lIkable and professional, lust $94/n111ht ture m whIch many tned-and- of its objectives. plus lax, None of the matenal m "Heart as he has been ever since first at tne Ann Arbor area's only true elements are brought to But it's not overly successful double occupancy Condlt10n" if; nearly as done as bemg presented to big-screeq., AAA •••• rated Frotel. gether for the first time yn.anY-OIla-Gf~. , Arda4<' olari.blt ac age me u es "" rh rr_b""JI 9-11 '6 16 Bob Hoskms Isn't Just any cop, ., Champagne for two • Bubble bath. Red rose he's a cop who's allve only be In 1M Ih~Qlrr dsstrlct cause of a recent heart trans • Contmental breakfast for two, with room service. Use plant And the new heart he's of amenitIes, mcluding sauna and steam room, indoor pool, lIvmg WIth Isn't Just any heart, whIrlpool, health club, and dancmg In Players Lounge It'S a heart that once belonged to FIsher, Foll, the man Hoskms hated most Muon.ic Temple. JhVJ/lh".a.... Valentine dinner packages nr A~ (Denzel Washmgton). Hoskms' Orcheslra,HaJl '/~___ -=' available in Fairways Restaurant r~ hate was motIvated partly by For reservations, call 1-800-333-3333 racism and partly for profes \~ ON FEBRUARY 14th sional reasons LIIDCh • Dbmer - Cocktails IlO64 WoodwIrd • Dclrotl Vakl ~ Radisson Resort and Conference center Washmgton, whlle he was stIll 127SHuron Street - Ypsllanb MJdugan 48197 -1e1ephone13131487-2000 SPECIAL DINNER 171-6722 ' PfriMg "Iif ahve, was a black lawyel WIth 1-94 Exit 183 South, Y silanti shady busmess deahngs FOR2 But now Washmgton IS dead - murdered And It'S up to Hos FIESTA PLATE kms to figure out who killed inel. 2 Margaritas & Dessert hIm, and why And why would Hoskms agree to such an ar- $12.00 rangement? Because onl) he can A FREE Rose For Every Lady Bee Washmgton's ghost And the 5plnt Lsn t grJmg to Jet HO"kln." Featuring Live Entenainment Sat. Evening Feb. 10th URBATIONS Fcb 17th HOT CLUB CARRY OUTS AVAILABLE OPEN AT 4:30 PM JY~!Ib 15110 MACK ~~ <'L''o[)A Y BI.FFf.i IH<1 ....Ul G.P. PARK • F P aH OW E.LETTE5 . E!"h~ r;8(£DV::T 822-1270 • Fy~.U fr;;J u.Joi F-"r ~FlWP /I':/~ &: r.1ASTERCARD ACCEPTED PU.ta W1YA-iV(H.E' .'vJL T~ , r.. ~"::l'",b ~'r. , "';":1,. 1.4 .:t I:' Ir~ p..,. ~ 1'.f1. ~ l1J"'fr;,~ f IWtllioQ.ol Wrfth n...I.D' LUl4Crl I. OOll4ER SEP.YED PlJJIO ElfTERTklUMEJfT ..,.....4. SAT S E. eamiER of 11 a.t LE & 1-75 p~&(l,'fIe 399-5960 UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP hosts: Frank & Carol ~cJJ Come In and get aquointed RAM'S HORN ~IJ'lInE:'l~ LlJrl(hr:CJr )p(;:(I(JI~ Starting ot 11 a.m. RESTAURANT -Daily Dinner Specials- 885-1902 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR DAfl Y DINNER SPECIALS: r.)~_ ..,/~t .~~..Lt'~~ ~-::!J' ':'!(~ l1am lOllpm only HOMEMADE SOUP DAilY 1VALENTINE DINNER SPECIAL we ARE FAMOUS lor OUR rxSSCRTS WEIGHT ~ PRIME RIB & CHAMPAGNE WATCHERS SenIOr Crllzen Age 65 95 Frostod Troal Discount 10% J-\ FOR TWO $17 & Desserts Lo Cel Menu "'",mum Ordef $2 SO I t~.l .r, ("k r. NOW AVAILABLE 'tt~~_ v"s (I )1'tJJ.f"1s ~v~dJ"t~\~ AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MENU Whars new .tltle Hom? Croissants, Grill Open EVERYNIGHT until Midnighl Stir Frys, Fresh Veg oooked 10 order, Open Sal at noon Sunday al 4:00 p.rn. ChIcMn Bre8sts, ChIc::Mn or Tuna Salad, Veg, HIIfn & CheddllIr, Shnmp Stir Fry, 18431 MACK AVE 885-0925 Super Submlnne Slndwrches , I - - - - __ 0 _ -.--- --,----- ... - ... ---;11.- r r f ...... ,.~ $ February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 19A 'Flashback' teams a '60s rebel with a yuppie ~~~ stand all of t~e stereotypIcal im- strange new world. The players: ages of the ,60s the film dl~- But it is Hopper who ultl- Dennis Hopper is the rebel. plays. All we re asked to do I.S mately makes this film worth He's been a fugitive smce the suspend our disbelief and cym. watching. His characteristically 19608, when he made a public clsm long enough for the charac. offbeat, neurotic qualities de- nuisance of himself in an episode tel'S to grab us. mand our attention whenever involving the vice president of The performances: Sutherland he's on the screen. the United States. The qumtes- IS acceptable and even behevable And since that's most of the sential flower child then he's enough as the young FBI agent picture there's plenty to like the quintessential con man' now. ness of the 'SOs. This picture whose psyche gets seduced into a here. ' Kiefer Sutherland is the con- comes from the left as much _ formist. in its own way - as another re- He's a yuppified FBI agent cent movie partially set In the who wears nice suits and has to- '60s, "Born on the Fourth of Belanger to enter Miss Grosse Pointe tally immersed himself In the July" Competition, 30-and-over Division '80s way of thmkmg. The prognoSIS. Politics aSIde, Grosse Poi~te Woods reSIdent Susan Belanger is expected tovle forthe title of MISS The picture: "Flashback." "Flashback" has its moments of Grosse Pomte m the 3O-and-over dIVISIon. Belanger. who twns 30 this week, IS no The plot: 20 some years after quahty Though It starts slowly, SlTanger to such contests his crime, Hopper has finally and IS overlong by at least 15 In 1960, she was named "Baby of the Year" In 1966. she became the poster child been captured in San FranCISCo. minutes, the film documents a for the Nauonal Assoclauon of People With Incredibly Curly Hair (NAPICH) Ten Sutherland's JOb is to accompany good relationship between two yellIS later. Belanger was awarded Rookie oC the Year honors in !he Grosse Pomte hIm up the coast to Portland, people who are about as far Demolition Derby CircUIt The Conner Star oCthe Sea where he IS to be jaIled. apart as they can be. prom queen was second runner up for the "MISS But a funny thing happens on Sutherland learns a few les- Rosemont College" title in 1982. the way to prison. First Hopper sons from Hopper about how to Most recently, she was named "NewsBroadcastl:r oC the Year" by the Women in Rlidio Association tries to escape. Once Sutherland begin the process of findmg your- (WIRA). If past performance is any indlcallon. she catches up with him, the two be. self. Meanwhile, Hopper learns a WIll be named "Bnde of the Decade" when she gm running together from a psy- number of lessons from Suther. marries Randy Bums Aug. 10. chotic local sheriff. On the road, land about what It means to be Judges say Belanger. aslendcr brunette who could they develop a friendship and an true to yourself once you know pass Cor29. IS a favonte in Ihe MISS Grosse Pomte understanding. who you are contest. ADVERTISEMENT The politics: Weird. It's dim- If thIS all sounds like smarmy cult to tell exactly what this pIC- pop psychology, It IS. But that, of tw-e IS trying to say pohtlcally, course, is one of the things the but it's clearly trying to say movIes do best. We don't neces- something. The Idealism and sarily have to believe all of the civil disobedience of the '60s is tremendous coincidences the pIC- J'Hansel & Grete}/ repeatedly contrasted with the ture presents. We don't even consumerism and selfish fickle- have to agree with or under- CleY81and's Poppilljay Puppets bring the popular gillger- bread tale "Hansel &: Gretel" to the Detroit YOutheatre aage on Saturday, Feb. 10, for performances at 11 a.m. Singer Jack Jones to raise funds for center and 2 p.m. Featunng a musical program Club, 17600 Clinton River, Using glcmt marionett .. as the traditional characters. thJa by Grammy-winning singer Jack Mount Clemens troupe performs amid the familiar strains of Humpercllnck's Jones of "Lollipops and Roses" The following night, at 7 p.m classic mwdcal score. and "Wives Sunday, Feb. 25, Jones will ap- Tickets are $4, or $3 for groups of 10 or more people. For and Lovers" pear in concert at Macomb Cen- lIlfonnation 011 this show as well as special Black HIstory ., fame, Macomb ter as part of the center's Encore Month activities. call the DlA ticket office at 833-2323. -' Center for the Series. He first performed at the Performing center two seasons ago. Arts WIll hold Laurence L. Teal, the center's ~ its second fun- executive dIrector, said that all Opera singers invited draiser on Sat- proceeds from this year's event urday, Feb. WIll go dIrectly to the center's . If you are an aspiring opera sian of competition. \h~ 24. Endowment Fund. smger, you could be chosen to Southland Center is located at The evening For reservations and ticket in- receive the opportunIty of a life- 23000 Eureka Road in Taylor. of musIc and formation, call the center's devel- time - a scholarship to study for For further information, call Jones gourmet din- six weeks in Sienna, Italy, under opment office at 286-2198. The Charleen Lamphear, marketing ing, with WXYT Radio personal- center is located on the Center the tutelage of Maestro Walter director, at 374-2807 or Kathy ity John McCulloch serving as Campus of Macomb Community Baracchi, artistic director of La- Lipscomb, coordinator of audi- master of ceremomes, will begin College at Hall (M-59) and Gar- Scalia Opera House in Milan. tions, at (312) 588-3622. at 7 p.m. at Fern Hill Country field roads 10 Clmton Township. Southland Center in Taylor is .. conductmg a talent \search for ~" ,"ocn c I vocalists with opt'ratic experi- • q I ,-, ~ ...It I \ ence to sing m the Bel Canto Opera CompetItion being hosted ~ PIRATE'S COVE in the center in February. One . VALENTINE'S DAY Earl VanRiper talented singer WIll be offered ~ the chance to attend the six- !PtIU/ 'l/tJT'IIliqgln week Bel Canto Opera Seminar SPECIAL s conducted by Baracchi in June Jesse Re8ve 1990, • 1 .. THICK BREADED & BAKED Any Amencan singer between b4'~' PORK CHOPS r the ages of 23 to 35, with a high Vince Shando ~b4'q $ 7.95 KeVin CrOSby level of performance ability and 'BtnJOlies operatic expenence, is ehgible. • 8 oz FILET MIGNON To compete, singers must com- $10.95 Dovid syrne plete an application form and CHARLES GREEN send an audition tape of operatic ENTREFSINCLUDEAI'PETIZER,SOUP,SALAD WILL AUSTtN arias (including at least two of CHOICE OF POTATO, DINNER ROu., DESSERT Rodney Whitaker ; The InstItute of Electncal and ElectrOniCSEngt. neelS has honored Dr. Linos J. Jacovides of the mondcy thrau9h saturday G€neral Motors Research Laboratones JacoVldes of Grosse Pomte Farms, IS the head of GMR'~ februory 12-24 Electrical and Electromcs Engmeenng Depart- 10 c.m. until 5:30 p.m. ment, Jomed GM in 1967 He earned a bachelor's degree m electncal engmeenng and a master's degree m machme theory from the Umversity of Glasgow In Scotland He was awarded a doctorate Furnishing In generator control systems from the Umversity 21435 Mack Ave. of London in 1965 99 I- Former Grosse Pomte Woods resident Donna L. Meindt has been promoted to dIrector of development of the St. Louis Science Center HAR.Vt:YS Memdt no\'o a member of the leadershIp team, admmisters, coordI- nates and prOVIdes leadershIp for reaching fundraismg goals in the Compleat Traveler turrent capital campaIgn, annual gwmg program and grants and contracts ?nor to thIS promotIOn, Melndt was actmg dIrector of de. velopment dnd capItal campaIgn coordinator for the center's CUJ'l'ent 834 mllllOn tapltal campaign George F. Hawkins, ASlD, of DeSign DetrOIt Intenors m Grosse Pomte has been elected dlrec. tor at. large for the east area of the Great Lakes OVE FED. Chapter of the Amencan Society of Interior De. When you're packing for a vacatIon, that's bad. When you're making a sandwiCh, Irs gOOd. So we pile It on. nIce and high . .J slgnel'S Dunng the two-year term, Hawkins will USing only the best stuff . ..:::__ serve as chaIrman of community service and his- &. ill toncal preservation Hawkins IS a reSIdent of Try the mouth-waterIng Overstuffed sandwIChes at HAM ~ ~ Grosse Pomte Park. SUPREMESHOPS,Anything else Is wimpy. Featuring Truen's ChOCOlate and gourmet gOOdIes. Hawkins ,..------, Sheila Murphy Ingwersen has Jomed the Ed- BUY1 sel & Eleanor Ford House as coordinator of I SANDWICH I events Ingwersen WIll be responsIble for manag. : GET 2nd FOR II mg dally and specIal events at the new Welcom. $1.00 mg Center, whIch IS scheduled to open to the pub I I (NOT VAllO WIOTHER I lie m March 1990. Ingwersen was most recently I I COUPON OFFER) I dIrector of volunteer actIVItIes for the MIchIgan W1AlJOFFER EXPIRES 3I30I9O..1 Opera Theatre where she dIrected MOT specIal L events and coord mated all volunteer activities and 345 FISHER RD ------programs Before that, she was headmIstress at 881-0200 21611 Harper, St. Clair Shores For~::,~":,a:Our Bloomfield Umverslty School m Bmningham. ~~~ Between 8 & 9 Mile 774 2820 Ingwersen ~~ ~ (BehInd MoVleland) • r------.------. r .-..... ; ..... February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 21A ]. D. Power: Buick LeSabre • r set out for the Big Apple re- lS cently in the best car made in rubber flaps around the top for best-made car in America firm grasp. Am~rica, a Buick LeSabre, ac- ment, but there are plenty of somewhat discredited among the cordmg to J D. power. I stop for fuel. Some qUIck fig- optIOns aval1able, such as too, mindlessly young PepsI genera. r admit I was skeptical. That W'ing mdlcates close to 29 mIles upgraded sound systems, elec. per gallon. I am Impressed, as I tlOn, but In the metal It is still is not meant to put down Buick tronIc instrumentatIOn and other enOlmously appealing, BUIck has made some fine cars do not have a light foot. In fact, I luxury goodies, so you can eaSIly Oh, yes, when got to New over the years. But best Ameri- finished dead last once in a Pon. r boot the prICe up to the $20,000 York after 12 hoW's of drIVIng, I can car? Better than Cadillac? tiac economy run, even though I neighborhood. Better than Lmcoln? was driving a diesel. was not tired, I had no sore BUICk used to have the Image back, and I was ready for a And J.D. Power rated the Le. The cruise control IS smooth of a "doctor's car" - solId and nIght on the town. I don't know Sabre second best car sold in the and holds the car unerrmgly on rehable, a car for the conserva. If It'S the best car made 10 United States, second only to the speed selected. I wonder idly tive buyer that prOVIded the lux- Amellca as J.D. Power saId, but NIssan Maxima. Better than If state troopl'l"s have a device By Richard Wright ury of a Cadillac without the os- I can't knock a car that makes Mercedes.Benz? BMW? Jaguar? that can tell what speed you had tentation That descnbes the yoW' cruise control set on Naw! 12 hoW's of drIving a pIece of (I was startled to learn that the LeSabre This image became cake Jaguar XJ-S was among the The very smooth 2800 V.6 en. car makers a while knows that traditIOnally favored - smooth, worst 10 listed by J.D. Power, as gme With sequentIal-port mjeC. quahty IS not a gradual develop. powerful engmes, automatIc tIon, balance shaft and hydraulic ment, It IS a deciSion that can be were Saab 900, Peugeot 405, transmiSSIOns, boulevard ride RaOBKIZIKg Sterling 825 and just about all roller valve lifters puts out made by anyone Many decISIons and plenty of luxury features. DRUMMY OLDS ANNOUNCES ••. plenty of power (165 horses) and were made in the '60s and '70s Suptnor Sllitl Alfa Romeo; Alfa Romeo Mllano Years of stIcker shock may Aclilll'(m(KI Terry R. Plckelhaupt the four-speed automatic trans- which led to a declIne in qua lit,}'. was dead last. No. 154 out of 154 have deadened my nerves, but Iformerly of Eastland Imporul cars rated.) miSSion with overdrive dehvers In retrospect, it was clearly a LeSabre's base prices of from HAS JOINED OUR TEAM AS The ratings were based on the it to the front wheels with no mIstake to reduce quality in or- $16,050 to $17,940 seem very fuss, no bother. New and Used Car number of complaints per 100 der to cut costs and boost profits. reasonable for what you get, The LeSabre's DynaRlde sus- Sales and leasing Consultant cars. So the California market But once it IS decided to make which is an updated hlgh.tech pension a don't know what that WVAHGUAIlO Specializing In GM Employee & Vendors research firm's ratings cast the quality a high pnority, It can version of the traditional conser- means, but it sounds good; like PurChases, Option I & II. most lIght on quality of manu- happen quickly. Buick City was vatIve and comfortable Buick facture. Dynaflow) combmes a soft. Amer- Big.ticket featW'es like all' con. Ican big-car ride with tight hand- a massive undertakmg and there DRUMMY OLDSMOBILE, INC. The LeSabre was pleasant dltIomng, automatic transmis- 14925 E. 8 Mile Road East Dellolt. MI48021 Bus: 1313) 772-2200 lIng and steermg, total control at were problems at first. But they enough, nice looking in a middle. were nQt the problems of teach- SIOn,etc, are all standard equIp- of-the-road sort of way, very com- all tImes, especially with the anti.skid brake system mg a slovenly work force a new fortable and it looked lIke a good Perceptions, of course, change mterest m qualIty, they were day of drIVIng ahead. In fact, it problems of organizmg a large was better than I expected. more slowly than automobiles do. While the J.D. Power rating operation and working out the Just through Toledo, I stopped helped sales of the LeSabre and bugs Apparently that has hap- for coffee, headed onto the OhIO pened. the Buick line in general, many Turnpike and found to my pleas. people stIll do not belIeve that ant surprise that there was a It appears that Buick has built.in cup holder in the arm. the American makers can match Japanese quality. taken note of how its buyers per- rest between the seats, one with ceive it and is moving to give But anyone who hangs around Buick buyers what they have + 1990 Buick LeSabre: Best-made car in. Am.rica? ALLEMONS FLORIST EAST WARREN AVE. VALENTINE'S DAY YORKSHIRES OWN HOME MADE Extra Fancy WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 ITALIAN, FRESHPOLlS'Ii Mclntosh ( ~~ BREAKFAST $199 APPLES3ft7'11.. <~.~. ' FRESH DAISIES & DAFFODILS SAUSAGE lb. 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PACKAGE LIQUOR 24 CANS DEALER - ---.- .... - ~----_.-.._-...._...-_-~-~~--- February 8, 1990 22A Grosse Pointe News SERVING SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN SINCE 1917 Thursday, February 8 NEW 1990 SUN81RD L£ MEW1990 HAJjD PRill! Air condItIOning auto Irans wIth overdrIVe. \16 engulf p R 199C11i11A1DAll! 2 DI. 1m FIREIIID .1990 SR ReardeH. AMIFM casselte. p brakes. reclining seats. PS PO rr delr AM/FM stereo w/clock rechnlng seals 1990 .-ow brakes p Sletnng r dtlroster AM-FM stereo SliT seats Air cond aulD trans r delog AM/Fm stereo/casselle AJr cond auto lrill1S \16 engulf M wheel Cruise p Win tin led glass. floor mailS. F W dove No 562497 sport mirrors tlnled glass No 2$387 S B radlaillres SQarts mirrors lUlled glass cloth sets spt app pkg !lit guages delay wipers body5'de moldIng dows p locJ Nrw 1990 LeMons l( 4 01. .1.6.114 DR. Au cood aulo Irans lmted glass AM FM slereo sp III In 1. 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Full fabnc Intenor' Custom buI'I1l* • S-14233 SlOpe and morell' Madel 8534 '1K4000003 :o~:r ~~:: 75Rl:1:~:~stetn~ S1brak2es No 2#508 172* SALE WAS $15,116 SALE $10,995 Gill ReIIa1' '750 , SAVE $3216 PRICE $11, 900 0 0 PRICE $10,999* NEW 1990 TERCEL 11FT BACK ~ IEW 1990 SUBURBANSLE Peatl wt'l1fe .. Power sea' .. Sun rool .. Anll lock. brokes .. And Air (Ond aulO trans 350 C I \18 deep 1101 glass cenler and rear mo,e • Evaluation venlcle ""Iln ~ AOO miles seal rally wheelS AM FM P235 TSR 15Xl AlS delu>e J\3lnt H 0 NEW 1990 SHORT BOX EXTENDED CAB lrafler eqUIp and more ~S03781 Heavy duly battery sTorlerand allernoler • MOdel 1380 CMaItna_ .... __ ~ OIIc_.57_VI 4 aP"d _ tr_ tpl101 wtIeoIls AMlFM _ power IOctII 1111wtIeoIl ...... _ No ll5.244Q WAS $24,6<16 SALE wtncIows _ StOCI< S"l£LIST PftICf.- - .123.755121.755 SAYE $5,000 PRICE $19, 646 $20 755* UST $19.913 GMRElATE .'1_ , $5995 SALE PRICE $18.500 $17750* NEW 1990 COROLLA SEDAN NEW 1990 TOYOTA CELIeA GM REBATE $18O , E/ .J Churches 48 Section B Seniors 78 February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors 11.178 Grosse Pointe N~ws ~ . \~~ ~r.:~ ],. .. ~ ...... 'II , teIIibkkib By Margie Reins Smith I d' f I' Feature EditOf comp ex story ... an a mix 0 rea Ism and Romantic fictIOn .t adventure with strong, sympathetic charac- fore they're married and bcf~re the end of The term COnjur~sup images oq~pen- .~~'. Pages: 304." Sensuality is rated mid- the book - if it's tastefully done." According to the pubhshers of HarleqUIn sive paperback novels with titillatltW"cover ,,fi1;[' 7' JUtW~vel. . '. ." to and Silhouette novels, 70 percent of theIr i~lustra~ions - mass-produced formtfta fic";.,~:;"" ,<4'~ ~~Uln Tempt,atJon series IS Pas- tlOn written for women who are looking fOl ./ ...~8na iltovWsfor today s women. Sensual, readers are women under age 49 who are hIgh school grads; 45 percent have attended te~porary escape from boredom ail i" ~at ,I s of l?ve t~at trace the chang- JWto college; 57 percent are married; two.thirds agmary world of romance sex ex'OticPla~, ...... , 1 relationshIps between men and times. , , ~.. "~d an wo ,.rages:n>" ~nn,lfUt. "H ar Iequm. '".lemp- own theIr own homes; 51 percent work, either part tIme or full tIme; 41 percent Perhaps. . . > "'" ~ ~tio~ nkeq}~igh in sens?ality. have an annual household income of For sure, romantic fiction .i$'~m;r. FQl:...... I' ~, e ~h Gr~ Pomte Farms sure, the genre is evolvitfg:, :'~ff~ ~d Wilt ~ ~~nts c~,tego- $25,000 or more; and 79 percent are cur. rently involved in a relationship with a Romance fiction is $he most popW\f read- , r1Ze~~. ~iif .~ $i;#i~tly. We man. ing category for worrien of all- ages, a:,- ' say a ~ s ,sw ",;.r.~~ .J- or They're loyal, repeat customers who pur. ing to a booklet published by Harlequin \ n- steamy. .,~ I> ., I' I terprises Ltd. for its distributors and' ,..jh~ ~ Wijtten, ~ ..16m8llfe novels. chase romance novels at least once a month. retailers. Harlequin claims to be the world's, ,,_~ ~~~romall'&9 {~ ~O? ~a~ label, Today, according to Shock, there are al. most no taboos for plots and characters. largest publisher of quality.romance fiction. 'Y. she sa.1 _ to be slaV1s~, ~~~ to a Heroines may be a bit older than they Harlequin and Silhou~~y~~;.g.: co~ph~ ~~'IIl.st1;ict ~ ~g'1d set of used to be. They aren't virginal and naive. gressively marketed by the f$u~sev-, gu1 :1'f e.~ ea~~Ubhshmg house. They may have careers - even non-tradi. eral categories (Harlequin f~esents. H~e. '"" ~y,:.'" ~,()~tbeJcrmula and made quin Romance, HarlequirlS~nfe','" -, co",,!helr ~s 8CcbrqIngly. See ROMANCE, page 2B Harlequin Temptation, HarlelfUin I!iP-I'- '}- Rece ,,~ock said,,readers have oJ?ly cals, Harlequin Regency Romance, Si ,c~:Ltw~ e bons when they pl.unk down ette Special Edition, Silhouette Desu-e ill. ,their r $2.50 for a romantic novel: houette Intima~ Moments are a few.:, I ch ~,:;' ey want a story about a relation- cate~ry has its own requireruents aN~ sen- ,~ .. The main plot must be between two suahty 1"",,1,type of charactets._p.!ot "" ,~ characten.. Any previous relationship settmg, and number of pages. "~~k; L ,:}t:: two characters have had is flawed _ The ~ro;!ec,Iuin Roman~ :'Elries1~,in~.~~;;~or over. ' stance, IS L~ght, ente~mm~ love!p_' '\'~\i ., "And they want a happy ending." for a romantIc escape, Wlth high m n- That's all dareds and lo~ se~uality. TeI?~er, he - Julia De:Bets of Grosse Pointe Park has warmmg s~nes ~th the traditlon~J .ranta~ ~l 'tten seven romantic novels which have of t~e herome bemg swept,?ff her feet by l,ffl n published under her pseudonym, the Ideal man ..Pages: 192. .. ( aura McGiveny. , ,OJ) The HarleqUIn Superromance senes IS ~ "Ten years ago heroines had to be sen- "'" ...-:....:. 'J './)' l~.' 7'>- " '. I' IIt:::l. ,,_. ~ It ~_:; ~ ~ r Mamstream quahty novels, longer than . JSual and virginal," she saId. "It's changed lull DttBetB <:> ,,; ~. dQQ() "~~" ~~ • Mar\ann. Shock most series romance, with an involving, '1-/, now. The hero and heroine can go to bed 00- Q ""0 ~ ~~.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Draper's 25th Winter Sale Make The Romance Last Forever Stately Drearps /\. 01 ~Harden Reg. SALE Highboy $3103 $2172 TIl>Ie Dresser $2138 $1496 Night Stand $9t9 $643 Twin Mirror $535ea $374.a Custom Bed Queen $1385 $989 For your special Valentine an amethyst (jJ),al!.e,:r and diamond heart necklace FINE FURNITURE SINCE 1965 At Draper's you never pay extra for delivery, quality or service edmund AH EE jewelers 23200 MACK AVENUE (near 9 mile) ST. CLAIR SHORES t. OPEN MON., THURS., FRI., till9p.m .• TUES., WED., SAT., till 5:30 p.m. (Closed SUNDAY) 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods nS.3500 886.4600 ~~_' .... --- __ ...... __ .. _ ...... lIIiiIltlIliC_ ---~------I ! February 8, 1990 B ~~I -_ ~ Q Grosse Pointe News Romance mance when I 'oecided I wanted From page IB mother of two boys. She said The last one I finished was dustry mteract." to write and publish." If they could have their wishes tional careers. Savannah Jones, she's a homebody - quiet, shy, 'Guests of the Emperor,' by Jan. come true, what will they be Shock is currently revising her In the late '70s and early '80s, the main character III Shock's stubborn, a perfectionist, an ide- Ice Young Brooks, who IS a domg in the year 2000? seventh novel, "What Price the only buyers of work by writ- novel, "Run Away Home," alist "I lead a dull and boring fnend ofmme DeBets said she'd like to be Glory?" which will be published drives an 18-wheel truck and ers without agents, she said, lIfe I'm a housewife first and "I try to stay CWTent III cate- one of Harlequin's top writers III fall, 1990. semitraIler. (She also plays the were publIshers of romance nov- fm'emost Nothmg exciting hap- gory romances, but I don't want "People would know my name - DeBets is working on a novel els. cello.) Heromes are competent, pens to me But in my Imagina- to pick up another W)'ltel's style. but not know me My books for Harlequm about a dimmu- self-dlrected, able to take charge Shook's first novel took five tIOn, I travel I meet mterestmg I read about one romance per would always be on the shelf" tlve diva. "She's small. But she of their own lIves weeks to write. "That blank people. I live m my Imagination month." Shock said she'd hke to be doesn't let that stop her." Heroes have changed as well. page was mtumdatmg for about ''I'm not a milItant femimst. Taylor Caldwell is also one of W)'ltmg mainstream or mldlIst They've become more communi- 10 mmutes," she said "I ripped but I have strong opmions and Shock's favonte authors, as IS novels. "I'd hke to write genera- DeBets said she Will no longer cative, more sensItIve through It and surpnsed myself they show up III my characters." Stephen Kmg and Tom Clancy. tIOnal sagas mvolving mdustry use a pseudonym. "When I be- Sex scenes are more explICit, by making up characters and a DeBets' first novel took a year How do DeBets and Shock see from 1900 to 1940, to explore gan, I thought that the anonym. story. although they're still restl'lcted to WrIte When It was completed, themselves 10 years from now? how familIes and history and m. Ity would be good. Not SO." to love relationships And, ac- "It was rejected she didn't know what to do WIth cording to Shock, 20 to 25 per- "I wrote another one It was It, so she took a creatIve writing cent of the writers of romantic tougher. It was also rejected, but class thl'ough Grosse Pointe scenes feel committed to some I got some handWrItten sugges- Commumty EducatIOn. "In that sort of reference to birth control tIOns from the editors class, I heard about a book called P)~~A .,~ m the sex scenes. "I sold my third completed 'The WTlters' Market' and I r4l~ B~afhleen stevenson Neither author has any Illu. manuscnpt. Then my second one learned how to type up a manu. slOns that she's wl'Itmg PulItzel sold The first one never sold" SCl'lptand where to send It. Pl'lze-wmmng prose Shock IS malTled and IS the "It was reJected by Harlequin Shock said her wntmg IS not mother of four teenagers Hl'r III Canada So I fixed It up and great literature "I'm an enter- wntmg rout me is rigid, she said sent it a few other places It was She has a home office WIth a Counter Points tainer My entel-tainment IS on reJected 12 or more times It took paper No deep message IS being computer, prInter, and two type. SIXyears to get accepted conveyed. It's lIke a sitcom or a WrIters "But after the first one, they Now through Valentine's movie. I give people theIr mon- ''I'm 10 my office by 9 or 10 couldn't get my work fast Day, PONGRACZ JEWELERS Va~entine "Rose" Wesley Berry SpeCIal ... Dozen ey's worth It's $250 well a m. I don't write for the first enough" is giving 25% • 3O ~...... 1 'ti\1.' 'H. 1,)1 n..nl.ll \l"~!'If!,n nve In S Ylet In UI7U "- Also, huge savings on J. '" remaining 89's. Stop and ,I see us or call for com- plete details. And don't forget about our FREE service •.. Pick-up and Rock with the 50's, 60's & Top 40 delivery. See you at BA VARIAN MOTOR VIL- Mon. - Tues. "Sports Nights" LAGE, Ltd., 24717 Gratiot, 772-8600. PASS-ESPN * * * Wed. - "Ladies Nzght" $1.00 Drmks Thurs. - $1.00 Drink Night HARVEY'S for "Everyone" COMPLEAT TRAVELER Fn-Sat. $1.00 Drinks" 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. Mon. - Sat. 7 p.m. - 2 a.m. Sun. - Available for private parties Harvey's Compleat Traveler stocks 17315 Mack, N. of Cadieux 886-5710 Coach bags in almost forty different styles and Coach business cases in seven styles. Select yours from the latest de- * * * SIgns and we will brand your initials on your bag at no charge ... 345 Fisher Rd., across from Grosse Pointe South High Getting ready for Fun in ~~'S School,881-02oo. the Sun? Now's the time to t start getting your wardrobe * * * together. HICKEY'S has all new Ken Done resort-eruise line waiting for . you. Beach cover-ups, matching T-shirts and --=--. 8dwtvuJ U": Valentine's Day is ai- short sets, joyful and fun sweatshirts, beach .. .. r..,... most here. For your special bags and accessory bags ... 17140 Kercheval someone, how about treating them to a in-the- Village, 882-8970. With zt's soarzng glass atrzum, balCOnies, Make-Over (as seen on Channel 7, Kelly temHS court, pool, secure garage, and a * * * &Company) or a NEW hair style. Edward In limczpal golf course at your door NepI Salon styles all the new looks and A vanety of f100r plans are avazlable for has expertise in all phases of haircutting. The ARRANGEMENT PARTY your personal decoratzng and customlzzng. Gwe hzm or her a gift they will cherish. SUPPLIES store has a large sup- Also, gt(t certlficates are available ... ply of balloons, greeting cards, Insl~e. all your whzms have been 19463 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods, gifts, novelties, paper and plastic antICzpated, rooms offer unparalleled space 884-8858 products. Something for all your wzth luxury detarls. * * party needs. Our motto: "If we ReSidences available from 1100 to over don't have it or you can't find it - 2200 square feet Two or three bedrooms call us - we will get for you" ... and 2 or 2~ baths "Spectacular" 7th f100r Something Country 882-6711, 17329 Mack Avenue. penthouses are avazlable ANTIQUESCIRCA 1820-1920 * * * Come tour the only mzd-nse condomllllum tower In St. Clalr Shores. "OPEN" . Four rooms filled with antiques and accent Violin music and Val- everyday (except Thursday) or by pIeces. Now open Tuesday thru Friday noon. appozntment. . 5:00, ~at. 10:00 - 4:00. 1875 ROSLYN, east of entzne's Day surprlses Mack ID the Woods of Grosse Pointe. for luncheon and dmner '" '" * on February 14th. Make your reservations early 3000 Country Club Drive .. , 123 Kercheval, 881- St. Clair Shores 5700. * For illfumlation can: * * * * 293-1643 NORTHERN FIREWOOD CO. ExceptIOnally fine mixed hardwood f Oak, Ash, Hickory and Fruitwoods G s 0 Buy your sweetheart Aepresenled by anteed to be quality seasoned fi~epraa:~ something special for wood or double your money back $55 00 Valentine's Day. And if The Prudential ~ PER FACE CORD. Call 777-4876: . you think he won't be * * * able to, then buy it for Grosse Pointe yourself. Lisa's has a new spring line and Real Estate Co. accessories. And if you're not sure what to 19615 Mack Ave To advertIse In thiS column. give your Valentine, we have gift certificates Grosse POinte Woods MI 48236 available •.. Elegance for sizes 14-26. Monday (313) 882 0087 call ~athleen 882-3500 •.Saturday 10:00 a.m .• 5:30 p.m., Thursday un. tll 7:30 p.m. 19583 Mack Ave., 882-3130. r ,'''''' .... It' - February 8, 1990 Groese Pointe News Working on Our Lady Star of the Sea's annual auction are. from left. Walter Thursam. acquisllions co-chairman: ktt.jean Ahee and Edmund T. Ahee. honorary chairmen: and Warren Damman. acquisitions co-chairman. AcUon Auction 1990 ad.ertlaing co-chairmen Pat Brown-Borden. lelt. and Brooke Tompkins. right. join chairman Kathryn Kaiser, center. at a recent Action Update party. to admire an oil painting by Pawlowski. The artwork will be auctioned at the May 12 fundraiser lor Grosse YOU ~ DO SOMETHING ABOUT ABORTIONU Pointe Academy.'an Volunteer with Pregnancy Aid, a non-political Director: Grosse Pomte vices by high-nsk youth IS m. organization which provides free help for women Shores resident Barbara Ann creasing each year, we must ex. with unplanned pregnancies. Willett has been appointed capi- pand to serve these chIldren Members staff our office and serve in tal campaign director for the . They are the future That's several capacities: Children's Center, a non-profit, why r became involved " - Counleling private comprehensive chIld and Sweethearts: Four DetroIt. family agency in Detroit. • Clerical ers have been named to receive - Publicity and P.R. the prestigious Humanitarians of WIllett will lead a drive to the Year Awards at the March - Fundraising raise $5.4 mIllion for buildmg of Dimes' 18th annual Sweet- . Auembling material rood- renovations and new construc- heart Ball on Saturday, Feb. 17. No experience n8ClHUry. tion. The benefit will take place at Only caring, committed people need apply. The Children's Center's head- the International Market Place Training Itarta Feb. 1, 1990 quarters is in downtown Detroit, in Greektown. 18490 Mack Avenue near Wayne State Umversity. Detroit Free Press columnist 882.1000 The campaign will fund ren()- Neal Shine of Grosse Pointe vatlOn of three service centers Park will be honored along with and the construction of a new Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin, three-story facIlIty as well as the founder and president of Little Barbara Ann Willett remodeling and expansion of the Caesars Mike Ditch and retired existing main service center physiCian/internist Marjorie Phllanthropy Award was named Willett was previously em- Peebles-Meyers. to honor the founder and first ployed by the Michigan Society The March of Dimes has been preSIdent of the ASSistance Action Auction: Luxuri- of Architects and has served as honoring such noteworthy De. League to the NEGC, Barbara ous furs, glittering jewels, cars president of the JUnior League of troiters since 1973. Wicking Knight. The award Dodge Place ... and fine works of art that will Detroit and as national director The evening's festIvities will was pi esented to the ASSIstance be up for auction were revealed for the Association of Junior begin with a reception at 6'30 League In recogmtlOn of ItS 25 yem s of faIthful, creatIve, gener. at the Grosse Pointe Academy's Leagues. p.m.; dinner at 7:30 p.m., then Jan. 24 Action Auction Update ous SUppOltthrough volunteer available once again. The Children's Center, whICh the awards program; then danc- party. sel ViceS,advocacy and fundrals, is supported by government ing to the music of Higher ing for the center. Umque custom bUIlt country French home With mag- Kathryn Kaiser and Mich- fundmg and private donations, Ground. Entertamer Larry San- mflcent vIews of Lake St. ClaIr elle Taylor, both Grosse Pomt- Kmght, a formel Grosse offers 19 different programs to tos will emcee thIS year's ball. Pomte Iesldent, flew to Grosse A long hst of amenitIes seldom found m other homes ers, are ActIon Auction 1990 c0- meet the critical needs of child- Tickets are $150 per person Pomte [LOrn hel home 111 Flouda • Elegant two story marble foyer WIth a dramatIC flymg chairmen. Some of the items ren from mfancy to age 17. In- and proceeds from the black tIe fOl the meetmg and the awal ds curved staIrcase which will be auctioned at the eluded are: screening for chIldren gala WIll benefit the March of pI e'lentatlOH • SpaCIOUScountry kItchen WIth the ongmal Dodge May 12 benefit mclude 1i gtJld WIth psychlatTlcl emerg~!pl7w...., DImes campaign for healthier The Ell Z Rubm Sel VIce mansion oak floanng counsehng for abusIve,niotners;J. ~'babies. and dIamond cuff bracelet cre- A ward was presented to Ellen J. • Custom cherry wood butler's pantry leads to a formal ated by Grosse Pointe jeweler assistance for childre~and f~.~\ For more informatIOn about , Cooke of Harpel' Woods, for her dinmg room. Edmund T. Ahee. lies coping with chemIcal de- the Sweetheart Ball, call the many actIve volunteel' I'oles at • Soarmg two story great room with fireplace and gran- The Ahee famIly also pre- pendency problems; pre-natal March of Dimes office at 432- the center. ite wet bar. sented each lady at the party and post.natal care support; a 3200. New officel s for the NEGC • Cozy library with bookshelves and fireplace. with a sterling silver pin in the teen parent edueatIOnal pro. NEGC awards: The are: Stanley M. Webb of De. • BeautIfully landscaped lot With brick wall, brick and star shape of the A~ion Auction gram; cnsis intervention, coun- Northeast GUIdance Centel trOlt, president.elect; Ellen J. stone terraces and mature planrings, crown moldings, seling and legal servIceS for fam- board of dU-ectOl'Shas establIshed Cooke of Harpel' Woods, vice and upgraded plumbmg fixtures throughout. 1990 logo. • Formal marble powder room and servIce lavatory. ilies Involved in sexual abuse special recogmtlOn awards not- preSIdent, Betty Loeher of Honorary chairman Ken • Master bedroom sUIte WIth custom cabinetry, im- Meade has donated a Lexus 250 cases; and a nationally recog- ing unique contnbutlOns to Grosse Pomte Woods, treasurer ported tile, and huge walk-m closet. and a get-a way-weekend at a nized family bereavement pr()- NEGC, Its clients and the people David F. Crowley of Grosse • Pnced at $895,000. northern Michigan hunting gram for families whose children of MIchigan. Pomte Park began hiS second lodge (mcluding dinners flown in have been killed or for children Awards were presented at the year of a hv()-year term as presI- from Sparky Herbert's and .The who have witnessed homiCIdes recent annual meetmg Dr. dent and Toni Stewart of St TIlE Rattlesnake Club ). and other violent crimes. Thomas Coles of Grosse Pointe Clan' ShOles continues her term The annual Action Auction is The Center treated mOl-ethan received the Joe Young Sr Lead. as secretary. BLAKE reportedly America's oldest and 4,000 children in 1989. ership Award Coles IS a strong The NOltheast GUIdance Cen- (JQ'1B\NY most successful independent "There are so many lives rid- advocate for people With mental ter IS a non. profit human servIce school auction. mg on the successful outcome of illness through hiS leadership of agency and has served the com. (313) 881.6100 mumty's mental health needs for The preview party will take the Children's Center capital the AllIance for the Mentally 1II BUILT IN TIlE fiNE TlADITION ~TtD WJTH TIll IUlE COMPAN\'. place on Wednesday, May 9. The campaign drive," Willett said. - EastSide support group . more than 26 years. auction Itself will be Saturday, "Because the need for our ser. The Barbara Wlckmg Kmght - Margie ReUls SlIllth May 12. Another auction: The Rotary Club of Grosse POInte will hold an auction party on Why our MillikenPlace.~ts Saturday, March 3, at 5'30 p.m. at Assumption Cultural Center WINTER give you an extra twist. In St. ClaIr Shores. Rotary has served the Grosse Pomtes for more than 50 years Some projects have included the purchase of emergency rescue CLEARANCE equipment for public safety de. partments, hunger and catastro- phe relief, scholarship program~, aid for senior citizens and handi- SAVINGS FROM capped children, assIstance for the Children's Home of DetrOIt, Center Point Crisis Center, Fam- Ily Life Education Council, the Substance Abuse Commumty Council and the Grosse Pointe War Memonal, and more. The evening's events WIll in. to clude cocktaIls, dinner, a silent and a hve auction. Pnce is $80 per couple. SELECTIONS FROM ALL DEPARTMENTS Officers of Grosse Pointe R0- There's "Extra Twist" In every yam of OUT looking for. And for even more twist, you'll want tary Club are John Brooks, Milliken Place'!)custom carpets. Maximum twist to see our special selection to mimmlze matting, crushIng, and footpnnts. ofWearMaster'TlOcarpets. Still another: Our Lady Star of the Sea schools have an. nounced their sixth annual auc. tion, "Starstruck '90," to be held MARGARET RICE March 31, at the Roostertail. Honorary chairmen are Mr. 78 KERCHEVAL ON-THE-HILL and Mrs. Edmund T. Ahee. The Ahees have already donated OPEN: 9:30 - 5:00 Ed Maliszewski Carpeting a ladies 14k gold panther link 1'4n ,.... necklace valued at $3,600. .. CWr ..... ~ For more information about 881-7020 CARrET .,.",...,. tickets and reservations, call 881.5110 during school hours. - ....---, -=------February 8, 1990 48 Grosse Pointe Newa Agape breakfast at G.P. Memorial 1~P~C~ Women from nelghboring,« ' churches of all denommatlOns, al e mVlted to gather at GIOSse Living with shadows Pomte Memonal Chul ch at 930 a m on Tuesday, Feb 13. fol' the By ttMt Rev. Ject( L. M..-lIi'ItlChieck agape meal. 01' love feast Grsse Pointe United MethodISt Church LOIl'aine Eshleman, teacher, verse \\'l'ltel', pastol"S WIfe and » My eyes are turned toward South Africa as the people of I'etl eat leader, Will be the gues.~ that racially divided nation enter a new era. Although the speaker "The Image of Chl'lst face of apartheid has been altered in recent years, r wonder IS hel theme and she'll show how deep those changes really are. As the release of Nelson shdes of claSSIC art that IIIus- f''''~ • Mandela nears, r wonder if he will emerge as the leader tl ate stones m the hfe of Chl'lst ,,',{, and ultimate savior of black South Africans. The agape meal, 01' love feast, I pray that Mandela will not fall victim to a more subtle has Ioot~ in the Bible. Early Chl'lstJans gathered for fellow- form of racial oppression. Mandela is an optimist and most ship With a common meal to cel- likely will forge ahead with great strength and tenacity. ebl'ate God's love for human- My fear is that he will rise out of prison, get a good look at kmd, accordmg to Grosse Pomte the shadowed society which imprisoned him for 27 years, Memol'lal Church spokeswoman and, like the proverbial ground hog, return to seclusi~n. Vlrgmla Mam Lorraine Eshleman On the other side of the apartheid issue are the whIte Af- "The meal WIll be Simple," rikaners who live in luxurious comfort compared to most Mam saId. "because the empha- Resel'vation~ al'e lmpol'tant black South Africans. Apartheid offers the white person cer- SIS will be on fnendship and Call ~he church office, 882-5330, tain comfort and safety and leaves no doubt about who is in nourishment for the mmd and by Fl'lday, Feb. 9. Child cal'e WIll control. The idea of an integrated democratic government spint " be avaIlable by l'esel'vatJon. (of a country which is 86 percent black) threatens the aver- age white person living in South AfrIca. . Many believe that a majority-ruled government (10 an- Summer in February C.P. United Methodist Women to Meet other word black) would mean political chaos. Ron and 1udy Launs. left. and Dave and Suzanne Mc- I am not'sure that black domination of the South African Linden. right. are putting the finishing touches on an ~uc- The fellowshIp of the Gl'Osse ess fo1'the Mary fellowship. POinte United MethodIst Women government means chaos. The ruture .of South Africa is un- tion/box social which will take place at Grosse Pomte At noon, Olive Meikle and Memorial Church on Feb. 11. at 5 p.m. WIll meet on Tuesday, Feb 20. known. It is another shadow WIth whIch all must learn to GIven by Carol Ann Maleitzke, Cal'ol Ann Maleitzke will be co- live. I hope to learn about justice as events unfold in South The Launs and the McLindens are co-chairmen of Church hostesses fot. the Evelyn Griffith Ties. a group organized to bring church members together the program will be an introduc- AfrIca. r hope to learn about racism in our world, in our tion to the Lenten services, a fellowship and Evelyn Scales own nation, and in myself. for fellowship. and Edith Siewert will be co- For more Information. call 886.4955 or 882-1790. Reserva. study of the book of Psalms con- We citizens of the United States are not in a positIon to ducted by the Rev. Jack Man- hostesses for the Rebecca fellow- tions may be made until Thu.nday, Feb. 8, by call1ng au ship. judge eIther side of the apartheid issue. Apartheid is merely church office: 882-5330. nschreck. In the morning, Sharon Bab- the extreme of an evil that still plagues our nation. The Dods White Wesleyan fel- This ISnot to say that we have not made great strides cock and Mildred Jacobson will lowship will meet at the church toward a just society. However, the process is never-ending. Caregiver support group be hostesses for the Martha fel- in the evening with Pat Deck I want justice for the people of South Africa - black and 10wshlP, while Carol Davey and A Helping Hand, a free A Helping Hand is a service of and Irene Dickson as co-host- white. I want justice for the people of the United States Lisa Evans-Thomas will co-host- esses monthly support group for indi- A Friend's House and provides who have learned to live with the shadow of apartheId. We VIduals caring for older relatIVes an opportWlity for caregivers to call it racism. at home, will meet on Tuesday, share common problems and As you might have guessed, I believe that we all live Feb 13, from 7 to 9 p.m. at A helpful information about caring Bible study at G.P. Woods Presbyterian with shadows of one type or another. They make us feel un- Friend's House Adult Day Care for frai! elderly or inflrm family Each Wednesday, from 9 - 10 covering New Life Bible Study comfortable. It is easier to deal with other people's shadows. Center in Warren, 28111 impe- members at home. a.m., in the church lounge, the from The New Life Series. Let us not forget our own shadows as we move toward a rial DrIve, one block east of Hoo- Gl'06Se Pointe Woods Presby- Babysitting services are avail- world of freedom, justice and peace. ver and one block south of 12 For information, call 751-6260 terian Church is aft'ering an ecu- able. The church is located at Mile Road. .. -""'Ir- ~ ... fine arts degree In graphic de- planned Nique-Rundquist sign from Kendall College of Art Bl'essel' IS a graduate of Intel" Julie Kay Nique of Grosse and Design. He IS a graphic de- lochen Arts Acallemy and Con- Pointe Woods will marry James sIgner at Woodbridge Engineer- trol Data InstItute. She is a com- Kintner Rundquist, son of Dr. mg. puter consultant, currently and Mrs. Karl Rundquist of East contI actmg at Arco m Alaska Lansing. The bride's parents are and Ford Motor Co In Dearborn. the late Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilham Surmont IS a graduate of De Nlque, formerly of Grosse Pointe LaSalle HIgh School and Ferns Farms An August wedding is State College, where he earned a planned bachelor of science degree in au- Nique IS a graduate of Grosse tomotive management. He IS a Pointe South High School, the customer assistance representa. University of Detroit and the tlve [ot. Chevrolet Motor Co. Umversity of Detroit Dental SUImont and BI'esser also own , School She IS a registered dental and operate Bon AppetIte Ex- .. hyglemst and she works as a press. i David Gerard Bergeron and dental review speclahst WIth Karolyn Ann Br.... r and Paul Laurie Geralyn Peters Rowand-Schmidt Michael Surmont GIant and Ida Rowand of Lau. Mindy Rowand and JOMpb Schmidt Bresser-Surmont rei Springs, N.J, have an- nounced the engagement of theIr Mr and Mrs. Jerome K Bres. daughter, Mindy Rowand, to Jo- she is majoring m kmesiology. Peters-Bergeron ser of Grosse Pomte Park have seph Schmidt, son of Donald and Schmidt IS a graduate of the announced the engagement of Marlene Schmidt of Attica, Umvel'sity of Michigan, where John and Loraine Peters of their daughter, Karolyn Ann Mlch, formerly of Grosse Pointe he earned a bachelor of science Grosse Pointe Woods have an- BI'esser, to Paul MIchael Sur- Woods A June wedding IS degree m math, and Eastern nounced the engagement of their mont, son of Mr. and Mrs Rob. planned Umversity, where he earned a ICristyn Neumann and Todd 1, daughter, Laurie Geralyn Peters, ert R. Surmont of Grosse Pomte degree In computer scIence. He McCallum Rowand is a student at the to DaVId Gerard Bergeron, son of Woods. An August weddmg IS Umverslty of Michigan, where IS a program analyst. Ronald and Linda Bergeron of Harper Woods. An August wed- ding is planned. Peters earned a bachelor of ESTATE AUCTION science degree from MIchigan State University in elementary education and child develop- ment She is working on a mas- ter of arts degree in special edu- Julie Kay Nlque and James cation at Wayne State Kintner Rundquist University and she is a second Blue Cross Blue Shield of MichI- grade tepcher at St. Jude School. gan Bergeron earned a bachelor of Rundquist is a graduate of Featuring the Important Oriental collection of Colonel Harrison B. arts degree in finance from East Lansing High School, Mich- Harden, Jr., a.nd an important collection of antique sculptures, Michigan State University and igan State University and Law- master of busmess admmistra- rence TechnolOgical University, leaded glass Windows, and carved furniture from the estate of Teriz tlon from Wayne State Univer- where he earned a bachelor of Hovsepian. sity. He is a senior financial ana- architecture degree. He is a li- lyst at the National Bank of censed architect and he works as Detroit director of marketing at Rosetti FRIDAY, February 16, 1990, 7:00 p.m. l- Exhibition begins Friday, February 9, 1990, 9:30 a.m.• Associates and lectures at Law- 5:30 pm. and continues daily through Friday, February rence Technological Umversity. SATURDAY, February 17, 1990, 11:00 8.m. "l Kaysserian-Rose 16, 1990, until 12:00 noon. Special preview Wednesday, Michael and Sarah Kaysserian SUNDAY, February 18, 1990, 12:00 noon February 14, 9:30 a.m, to 8:30 p.m. of Grosse Pointe Park have an- Neumann- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Kiana Marie Kays- McCallum Illustrated catalogs available at the gallery for $8:00, serian, to Robert Alan Rose of Mr. and Mrs. Curt Neumann postpaid $10.00, express mail and overseas $21.00. Williamsfield, OhIO. Rose is the of Grosse Pointe Farms have Annual subscriptions $50.00. Call or write for a free Il- son of the late John and Anna- 'announced the engagement of lustrated brochure. belle Rose. A late summer wed- theIr daughter, Knstyn Neu- ding is planned. mann, to Todd J. McCallum, son Kaysserian earned a bachelor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- of arts degree in radioII'V lfilm Callum of Yale. An August wed. from the University of Michigan. dmg IS planned. She IS a communications special- Neumann IS a graduate of the !il!Hor-Ford M ~, ~ -E!mled ne~1brIJ'!~ "'~IIl-'~ she- earaedr~a~e. I li;;1t ~~n~ degree In fflec1i~fcafehgJ': 1orlll,mte~tde~Jin'jnfJerior I neering from Youngstown Uni- d~slgn. ~he IS an Intenor. de- versity and a master of science sIgner Wlth Kennedy & Co. degree in mechanical engineer- . M~allum ~arned 8;n. asso- ing from Wayne State Univer. c!ate s degree In .advertlsmg de. sity. He is a design engineer for Sign from St. Clair County Com. Ford Motor Co. mumty College and a bachelor of Engaged? French 191h Century Mall Moreau. French d ore bronze allegollcal II. Ant'que Renaissance style mythologl' has Medal of Honor seal h 43" gural clock With Insel bisque cal bronze figural andrrons. pall, h Married? plaques h 24' 48 • Announce it ..in the Grosse Pointe News Here's The 1990 Line-up! ,-' Smetanka "Invitational" ~ -j Craft Shows ~r 17.16 1tl-50m ~TCO sHall. Spnnp l> In Tne All - 33980 23 MIle New llalt1more Mi' 24-25 1D-5 5th Annual Free1lOm Hill Hal, • Melto PkW2lllSclloenhe Stetlln9 Hgts ~r31-1\1l'1 , D-5 f.. iremon 1a;>eslr; - Kenned) Ice FlIni< • 3101 WtsI II<: TllllllOl1 Mar 31-Ap: 1 1ll-5 L'Anse Creuse Hlor. Scnoo: - MellO ~ Am M. Clemens Apr~ 7-8 1D-5 "CnI' CoIlige ~comb Comm Col • GarfieIclIM.S9 Ml Clemens April 7-8 10-5 OalW1d Comm Col • 2900 fulherstOlle Auburn H~IS Ja~nese lacquer Mel)1 pellod sage April 21.22 10-5 3rd Annual 'tad< Atw. "A CI1IlI Sept 1$-16 1()'5 .. " Fall PcIpoIl1T" • JDllMY ~ CIder Mill • EKcepllonal Japanese black lacquer scroll box gold lac Excepttonal Japanese black lacquer bowl haVing gold Thomas Smythe Srtllsh 011on wood panel one of • 26 MIle to Moun J ~"'t:...... ,1 ,. " -:'''...- ,~?< ~ ""'t'~' '" The flowergIrl wore a short of Ivory flowers and seed pearls, Park, married Michael James Ann West of Grosse Pointe gIeen velvet dress and carried a holdmg a flool'-length veil. Her Patkunas of Chicago, son of Mr. was soloist at the ceremony. nosegay of white rosebuds and bouquet was a cascade of Casa- and Mrs. Bruce Patkunas of St Honored guest at the cere. Ivy blanca hhes, white bndal roses Augustine, Fla., on Sept 16, mony was the bride's grand- Terry Shook of Grosse Pomte, and seed pearls 1989, at Grosse Pointe MemOrIal mother, Mrs. Marion L. Shannon the gI'oom's brother, was the Kimberly Bl'ookes of Brook. Church. of Kansas CIty, Mo. best man. hne, Mass., formerly of Grosse The Rev. Stanton R Wilson of. Groomsmen wt;re Michael Sol- POInte, was the maid of honor. ficlated at the ceremony, which The brIde earned a bachelor of ner, John Lynch, Paul and Rob- Bl'Idesmalds were Man Anne was followed by a receptIOn at arts degree in interior deSign ert Stl aetmans, Kenneth Meld- Yarema of East DetrOit, Beth the Grosse Pomte War Memo- flOm Michigan State Umversity. rum, Thomas Spanos and Ty Ann Pal'Us of St Clair Shores nal. She is a senior designer for Ar- Telegadas and Mary Carhsle of Harpel' The brIde wore an IVOry Silk chitectural Interiors Inc. in Chi. The mother of the bride WOle Woods. Andrea Ryan of Ann Ar- Vlctonan-style gown with a high cago a tea-length dress of lavender bor, the gI'oom's niece, served as lace neckline and puffed sleeves The gI'oom earned a bachelor silk satm With a bodice beaded Jumor bndesmald With lace trim The sleeves and of scIence degree in economics m Jewel tones Jennifer CWlklmskl of Syl. fitted bodice were appliqued with flom Ilhnois Wesleyan Univer- The mother of the groom wore vanta, OhIO, the gI'oom's niece, lace and accented With tmy sity He is vice president of a tea-length dress of plum satm was the flowel girl pearls and sequms The dropped Brauvin Secw'ities in Chicago. brocade and chiffon Attendants wore tea-length walstlme tapered to a V in front After a CarIbbean crUise, the fmest gI'een satm dresses With and back and the long, full skIrt The couple traveled to Siesta Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Thomas couple Will hve m St. Clair long sleeves and dropped waists and cathedral train were edged Mr. and Mrs. MichaeJ James Key, Fla, They w111live in Chi- Wiza Jr. Shores They can'led cascades of starga- In lace. Her elbow-length veil Patkunas cago zer lIlIes With seed pearls was gathel ed onto a headpiece of /ohnson-Wiza John CWlklmskl of Sylvama, lace, pearls and seqUIns. She car- OhIO, the groom's brother, ried a bouquet of Lady DI roses, Kathleen Ann Johnson, served as best man gardenias, white freeSia and ba- daughtel of ShalOn and Wayne Groomsmen were Don De San- 7~}6u)J Johnson of Grosse Pomte Park, bies'-breath, tIed with cascading tiS of TI'averse City, NICk ZIZZIof Illkt' (n",h ht.aullful nU"(I""'[ married TImothy Thomas Wlza IVOrysilk ribbons. East DetrOIt and Jeffrey Lucas of The maid of honor was Linda Jr, son of Frances and Timothy Chicago, the bride's brother. Wlza Sr. of Chicago, on May 12, Sickel of BaltImore, the bride's :ROSE $1695 OROUM Chl'lstIan Farkas of Grosse sister. SPECIAL clo2 1989, in Dunoon, Scotland cash &. earl)' llIhl. IUFflbH lat.t POinte Park, the groom's Bndesmalds were Jenmfer OfficiatIng at the ceremony nephew, was the rmgbearel' NURSING HOME was James Neilson, reglstrar A Sickel of Grosse Pomte, the The mother of the bnde wore brIde's sister, Kathryn Berg of ~Iey Berry R045I ;\~T JFFFERSON receptIOn was held at Waverly a mauve tea-length dress and a DfTROI r MICH Court. Chicago and Margaret Kay of ~Flowers corsage of white sweethealt ro- Laguna Beach, Cahf. 'lNe Want To 8M Your Flor,s I 821.3525 The bride wore a white gown ses Attendants wore dusty rose. 98 KERCHEVAL 881-3335 ~jf 1/) NURSING CARE made of satm and lace, wIth a The mothel' of the gI'oom wOI'e Queen Anne neckhne, modified colored silk tea-length dresses a mmt gI'een tea. length dress With V necklines, sashed waists, Ehzabethan sleeves, a Basque and a corsage of white sweet. waist, and a chapel-length traIn tIel'ed peplums and capped heart roses sleeves. They carried mixed bou- Damty flowers and simulated Readers were Joanne CWiklIn- Turn your pearls adorned her wreath head- quets of pink Gerber daiSIes, ro- Ski, the gl'oom's Sister, and ses, IVOryfreeSia, mmiature pink pIece with pouf and fingertip Douglas Lucas, the bnde's cluttered closets veIl, which was bolTowed from Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. carnatIons, purple statlce and brother SolOIsts were Gary and bables'-breath, tied with rose- into cash! Joann Maddon of Scotland She CwiJc:llnsJd Patty Mallett carried a bouquet of pmk carna. colored silk ribbons The bride is a graduate of Re- The flowergirls were Jenna Lee's a trusted name In the tIons, babJes'-breath, orchid dai- Lucas-Cwiklinski resale clothing business has gina HIgh School and Oakland and Knstan Patkunas, the sies and greenery, which was a Andrea Denise Lucas, daugh- Umverslty She IS a legal assis- accepted gently worn designer groom's nieces clothing on consignment for over gIft from the deck department of ter of Mr and Mrs Ronald C. tant With DIckinson, Wl'Ight, the U.S S Simon Lake. James Green of St. Louis, Mo., thirty years. Lucas of Grosse Pomte Park, Jvfoon, VanDusen and Freeman. The maid of honor was Kelh served as best man. Let us help you gain closet space married Mark F. CWlklmskl, son The groom IS a graduate of while you enjoy a return on your Lee Johnson of AuGres, Mlch Groomsmen were James Hoff- of Alfreda CWlkhnskl of Mount DeLaSalle CollegIate. He IS a investment. Bring us your fashion The best man was Jeffrey man of Chicago, James Irwin of Clemens and the late John branch manager of the Ann Ar- mistakes - the fads and the follies. Wayne HattIe of Marshal, Texas. Atlanta and Thomas Reitan of Cwiklmski, on Oct 28, 1989, at bor branch of the Young Supply Lee's consignments bring proven IS Cleveland. Ushers were Douglas The bride a graduate of St Clare of Montefalco Church Company results. Call our 24 hour Grosse Pointe South HIgh Deavors of Bonita Springs, Fla., consignment number for more The Rev Fred Taggert offiCI- The couple traveled to Harbor School She is an electncian's James Donelson of ChIcagO and information, .. ated at the 5'30 p.m. ceremony, Sprmgs, Mich. 881-8228 mate with the United States which was followed by a recep- Patrick Patkunas of Blooming. Navy. tion at the Polish Century Club ton, Ill., the groom's brother. The groom graduated from The bnde wore a gown of The bride's mother wore a suit Thomas Kelly HIgh School and IVOry Versallles taffeta WIth a of shell pink silk damask and a ~LE.E.'1.THE RESALE ...... works as an aviation ordnance- bateau necklme, short puffed Sickel-Patkunas white cymbIdium orchid. man second class with the 20331 MACK AVE sleeves, an Alencon lace bodIce Laura Jane Sickel of Chicago, The. groom's mother wore a Umted States Navy. and sleeves, a lace hem and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank GROSSE POINTE WOODS (Near 8 Mile) The couple traveled to London, SUit of sapphIre blue sl1k moire 881-8082 tram Her headband was ma~e J Kropschot of Grosse Pomte and a whIte cymbidIum orchId. I Amsterdam, Paris and Brussels They Will live at the Great 'J' Lakes Naval Base m IllInOIS DON'T PAINT YOUR RADIATORS Pa,nl drasllca Iy reduces Ihe effiCIency 01 sleam & hOI wale, radla10rs and wood enclosures are poor heaT 1 conductors AfftKdabJe Ace RadllJtOt' EncJoautM • Offer durab Illy 01 sleel Wllh baked enamel In sh In decorator colors • Keep drapes walls & ce lings clean • PT'olecl heal aul Inlo the room FREE Product Brochure lISCO FREE On-site Estimates Manufaclllfing Co , Inc 3S64 Blue Rock Road, Cincinnati, OIlio 45247 Warm and Loving Care Fnendly companionship and speCial actiVities for older adults who need supervised day care In a SpaCIOUS setting convenient to the POlntes Call today for full details or drop In and VISit Mrs. Mark Edward Shook CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS A Center of Lutheran Social Services of MIChigan. Seymour-Shook 4950 Gateshead near Mack lit Moross "~ ElIzabeth Hickey Seymour, 881..3374 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Partlolly funded by the United Foundation Richard Seymour of Grosse ond lhe DetrOit Area Agency on Agmg Pomte Shores, married Mark Edward Shook, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Terry Shook of If creating a scene like this for yourself is Grosse Pomte Woods, on Dec 1, Is expecting taking a little longer than you anticipated, 1989, at Sts Peter and Paul Jes- uit Church. FABRIC SALE a baby perhaps the next program in our women's The Rev Lovely, S J, offiCI- health series will interest you. ated at the 6 p m. candlelIght ceremony, which was followed by taking longer At 7 p.m. on Thursday, February 15, a receptIOn at Lochmoor Club From 10% to 30% off on Dr. Minu Kashef will discuss why some Weslgale Tiffany Lealher than you The bride's gown was made of Scalamandre couples are faced with infeI1ility and what can ivory sl1k satm and Alencon Isabell SCO(l JAB Kenl-Bragalme lace. The molded lace bodIce fea- Payne Slrohelm & Romann Kravat expected? and is being done about it. tured a bateau necklme and long Decoralor's Walk Clarence House Schumacher sleeves The skIrt was gathered Robert Allen Dr, Kashef is the Chief of Obstetrics and onto a natural waistlIne and fell ... and many more! Gynecology at St. John. He is certified by the mto a lace-edged chapel-length American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology tram. A Circle of flowers caught COACH HOUSE and is a fellow of the American College of her Silk illUSIOnveil and she car- Offers the best in upholstery and drapery fabric from the most ried a bouquet of gardenias, or- Obstetrics and Gynecology, and the chids, stephanotiS and EnglIsh distinguished fabric houses. American Infertility Society. ivy. ALL TOP QUALITY. NO SECONDS Susan Solner of Birmingham, Call 1-800-237-5646 to register for this the bride's sister, served as ma- Until February 17th you can have the best for less tron of honor. program. It will be at the hospital's main Bridesmaids were Polly Tech, at Coach House campus at 22101 Moross Road (at Mack Mary Anna Daskas, Stacy and Avenue) in Detroit. Tracy Telegadas, Molly Shook, COMPLETE FURNITUR'E SERVICE INCLUDES: Karen Straetmans and Kathleen Coming in April ... Pearce, all Grosse Pointers. • Reupholster • RegluelRepair • RestorelRefinish • Brass Polish/CanelRush Catherine Elizabeth SaineI', WOMEN: FROM BURNOUT TO BALANCE. the brIde's niece, was the flower- 10% OFF LABOR. ADDITIONAL SERVICES 7 p.m" Thursday, April 12 girl. Call 1-800-237-5646. Attendants wore green velvet tea.length dresses styled WIth full skirts, jewel neckh!,es and Coach Bouse Ho,.,;,a' and Medka' Cen'., long sleeves. They earned ~u- ~~h~ quets of Christmas greens, whIte 61 NeE 1962 roses, Jackstraw mums and ste. 20725 Mack 882.7599 phanotls Ave •• Grosse Pte. • ...... ,11:: ...... , .. - =-0"'_ _ _ February 8, 1990 Gro... Pointe News 7B Learn about C.P. Senior Men's Club plans speaker, party Social Security The Grosse Pointe SemOl' Men's Club will meet Feb 13, at 11 a m at the Grosse POinte benefits War Memonal The speaker Will be Paul Alandt. HIS tOPIC.The Edsel & Bon Secours 55PLUS is spon- Eleanor Ford House The presen- soring a free lecture on Social ter will be John Kmg, past presl Security benefits for individuals dent 55 years of age and over. The Valentine Pal'ty Will be "Know Your Social Security on Feb 14 Refreshments Will be Benefits" is scheduled for Tues. available beginning at 6 15 pm; day, Feb. 13, from 7 to 9 p.m. in dmnel' at 7 15 pm; danCing to the Bon Secours NursIng Care Center atrium. the Gentlemen of SWing QUintet, Plus One The lecture will be conducted AdmISSIOn IS $20 per person by representatives from the S0- Call 296 2059 for reservatIOns. cial Security Administration. They will discuss the changes in the Social Security rules which took effect Jan. 1. The discussion include: AARP No. 3417 will The Gentlemen of Swing Quintet. Plus One are. from left. Bill • Repeal of the Medicare Cata- MacPhee. Mel Slander. Denise Stevens. Larry Haver. Bud Pou- st1'OphicCoverage Act Thl' Aml'rJcan ASSOCiatIOnfor Retlled Persons No 3417, the pore and Don Littlefield. • Cost-{)f-living increases for beneficiaries South Macomb chapter, will hold Its monthly general meetmg on • Higher allowable earnings Thursday, Feb 15, at 1 pm at for retirees and the disabled Blossom Heath, 24800 Jefferson • Increased FICA taxes Ave., St ClaIr Shores • The status of the Social Se- 11avel tnps for memberR will curity trust funds be announced Head IIblanan The Bon Secours Nursing Cen- ~'~t>Charm ArthUi WoodfOld Will give a ter is located at 26001 East Jef- sholt talk on the lIbrary pro ferson, St. Clair Shores. Pbotl) h\ h Ill.\ Dakm b'Tams available at the 8t Clall' Call 55PLUS at 779-7477 for ~g; Her Shores Llbl ary reservations. 55PLUS is a free The meetmg IS open and free membership program offering a ... is a project sponsored by the Grosse Pointe Woods Sen- to anyone over 50, and all are variety of health care and com- welcome munity services. Those inter- iors as an opportunity for seniors to earn pin money and to Membel'shlp IS $3 pel' year ested in joming, call 779-7477 for do charitable works at the same lime. A group of seniors has completed a hand made quilt Coffee and sweet rolls WIll be a membership form. available. This which will be raffled off on March 15. Irene Sutton. chair- man of Senior Achi.".menl. Is shown with the finished Rep. Crockett quilt. Tickets are 50 cents or three for $1. To order tickets. send Alzheimer's Valentine's will speak a self-addressed stamped envelope and money to 1677 Brys Drive. Grosse Pointe Woods. 48236. support group u.s. Rep. George W. Crockett Day Jr. will bring the Washington The Warren area Alzheimer's scene to Grosse Pointe when he support group w111meet on Mon- speaks at an open meeting at 'Support Jor caregivers oj older adults day, Feb. 19, from 10 a.m. until 1:30 p.m., on Saturday, Feb. 17, noon at A Fnend's HOWleAdult at the Grosse Pointe Unitarian "Practlcal Gadgets and Ideas Itallze reSIdents of the east Side Day Care Center in Warren, Valentine's Special Church. The League of Women to Enhance the Older Person's and the Grosse POll1tes With the 28111 Imperial, one block east of Voters and the Unitarian Independence," WIll be dIscussed center Hoover and one block south of 30% OFF Church are sponsoring the meet- at the support group meetmg at Meetings are open to the pub 12 Mile Road. mg. Calvary Day Care for Adults, hc and there IS no chal ge FOl The group provides support Entire Stock Crockett, whose constituency 4950 Gateshead at Mack, on further infO!matlOn, call 881 and mformation to family mem- includes voters in Grosse Pointe Wednesday, Feb 14, from 7 to 3374 Park and Grosse Pointe City, 8:30 pm bers carmg for relatives WIth Al- currently serves on the U.S. Macomb extends zheimer's disease. GEORGE KOUEITER House Foreign Affairs Commit- The support group WIll focus Group co-leaders are nene tee, where he heads the Western. on clever ways to adapt house- senior swim Zakul.Krupa of the DetrOIt chap- & SONS Hemisphere Affairs subcommit- hold items for dally livmg ter of the AlzheImer's Disease tee. He also is on the House Ju- Adult care WIll be avaIlable Macomb Commumty College's JEWELERS PhySIcal Education Center Will and Related Disorders Associa- diCIary Committee and the Se- fl"ee of charge dUlmg the meet- extend Its senior CitIZen sWIm ti.on and Suzanne SZC'l.epanSkI- lect Committee on Aging. mg ReservatIons must be made White of A Friend's House. Crockett has been a prominent b T sda 10 b !,j 101 thiS sel' program to every Tuesday and y ue y, t!, - -TIiUrsday from 1:30-3:30 p.m., For information, call 751-0260 civil rights advocate throughout VIce through March 22 Mondays, Wednesdays or Fri- 21023 Mack his career, which spans more The format Includes water ex. days. Grosse Pointe Woods than half a century. He has been Calvary Day Care for Adults, ercises, beginner lessons and A Friend's House IS a program 882-1110 in the U.S. House since 1980 a unit of Luthel'an Social Ser- open swim. The cost is $1 per of Catholic Services of Macomb and served as a Recorder's Court vices of MIchigan, hosts the visit. and Generations Inc judge in Detroit for 12 years and monthly support group meetmgs The center is located near the as a visiting Judge of the Michi- to inform and educate caregIvers corner of Hayes and Martin gan Court of Appeals. of the agmg, as well as to faml' roads m WalTen. Call 445-7476 The 13th District representa- tive, who is 80, has been on the front line of change since gradu- ating from the University of YORKSHIRE TV-VCR Blue Water Area's Michigan School of Law in 1934. He spent four years in private ALL MAKES practice before joining the U.S. CARRY-IN SERVICE (fJ(~r;j~ Labor Department in .Washing. ton. He was one of the first hear- FREE ESTIMATES ing exammers selected in the • 1026 MILITARY STREET PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 early 408 for President Roosev. 21915 Mack Avenue 778-4050 elt's fledgling Fair Employment Practice Commission and later Elegant Retirement Living founded and directed the UAW's Fair Employment Practice De- Services Provided • Spectacular viws of the St. ClaIr River partment. • Three well-baltmced meals served daily • Health and wellness program Kay McDonald, co-president of • Convenient duwntown locatzon • 24 hour stafftng the Grosse Pointe LWV, said • Uniquely designed I, 2,3 room suites • In house beauty & barber ship that the Crockett meeting will • Social & recreational opportunities • Reserved parlang help the league celebrate its WINTER • Housekeeping with flat linen service • and many more ... 70th national birthday anniver- sary. Organized shortly after CLEARANCE SALE Security, Activity & Companionship women gained the right to vote, Independent & Assisted Living the league's first mission was to educate women on voting issues FINAL REDUCTION 985-5550 - a tradition the group carries on today Other CWTent national LWV concern.s include voter registra- ';---' tion reform, campaign reform and the need to educate the pub- EXERMETRICS, INC. proudly announces: lic about the threat to democracy 50%- posed by declining citizen partici- Personal Fitness Training pation in the governmental pro- OFF cess. 70% by:CLAUDETIE ENTERPRISES Membership in the league is FURTHER open to all men and women who are 18 or over - anyone inter- REDUCTIONS Developed For: Men and Women ested in joining should call 885- One-on-One or Small Groups 8077. PERSONAL TRAINING BENEATS: 11: Convenience 11: AARP No. 2151 11: flexible TrIIlnlng SChedules 11: The Grosse Pomte chapter No. 11: MotlV8tlonal Workouts 11: 2151 of the Amencan ASSOCla. 11: Setting At,..s GOII'- • Achieving Them 11: tlOn of RelJred Persons will hold 11: Ex.rcl .. Enjoyment 11: Its regular monthly meeting on Jht shops of Monday, Feb. 26, at 1 pm at We endeavor to motjyate,1rai.D., and encourage a healthy lifestyle commitment the Grosse Pointe Memorial Wallol\.Pi~rc~ through safe, well-tounded fitness programs individually designed and customized to Church, 16 Lakeshore meet the specific requirements and fitness goals of every client. The featured speaker Will be Grosse Pointe Vickie Choate of Blue C,'ossIBlue Shield She will speak about 16828 Kercheval Call 772-0790 or 881-6149 for an introductory rate consultation, fitness evaluation, or MedIcare. 884-1330 information on scheduling private/semi-private workout sessions! Blood pressures wiII be taken OPEN: Thurs., £I Frl. till 7 pm before and after the meeting Re. Sat till 5:30 fl'eshments will be. served after 11: serving the Grosse Pointe Fitness Community for more than 15 years 11: the meetmg. .~ - --...... ,,. •• mb' e6e • • i • .F.e.b.ru.8.ry_8.'.199O_ 88 l,;11~1 Gro... Pointe News . ------I FLEe sponsors educational series • Clare Manning Theatre Arts presentation , . The FamIly LIfe Education ,I Council (FLEC I IS sponsonng a As a follow-up to the series, "A Breath of Spring:' a comedy by P.t.r Coke. will be .- four.week class focUSIng on the FLEC Will offel' a STEPlI'een performed by tb. Theatr. Arts Club on Friday. Feb. 16. at I •, implIcations of dIvorce on adults discussIOn group fm' parents. p.m. at the Play.rs PlayhoWle • , and children "ChIldl en of DI- The class wIll meet on Feb. 15 Som. of the fur thiev .. in the play posed recently with vorce" wIll be facIlItated by and 22 and March 1 and 8 from their loot. From l.ft. atanding. are Irene Blatchford. Mary 7.30 to 9.30 pm at GI'osse Belanger and Ann Diebel. Seated. from left. are Margaret POInte Umted Methodist Church, Lindner. Jane Combrinck.Graham. Karen Quarnstrom and Fort Pontchartrain, 211 Moross, In the church parlor Shirley Worthmaaa. Cost IS $40 for the senes, $10 NSDAR pel' class The Fmt PontchaltraIn Chap The STEP/Teen parenting tel of NSDAR, which IS celebrat. classes WIll meet every Wednes. mg Itb 74th bIrthday, wIll hold day from March 14 to May 16 Colony Town Club plans luncheon ItS February meetl11g on Friday, from 6.30 to 8:30 p m at Grosse Feb 16, at the Detroit Boat Club POInte North HIgh School Cost The Colony Town Club has Engstrom are ~hairmen Mem- on Belle Isle. Luncheon starts at IS $20 for an IndIVidual, $30 for scheduled a luncheon and bridge bers from Grosse Pointe serving noon a couple party on Feb. 14 at the Detroit on their commIttee are Elizabeth The ,;peaker WIll be MI's Athletic Club. The festIvities Grochn, Gorliss Marowski and Hem y Kuhlman, chall'man, En will begm with a social hour at Sylvia Wiard. Others are Helen ReservatIOns may be made by 11:30 a,m Purdy, Georgette Szejbach, Mar. "lIon'mental Awareness - Fedel' callmg the FLEC office at 885 ated Garden Clubs of Amenca garet WIlliams and Virgmla WIl. 3510 Mary Berckmans and Ruth son. t.~::miili!!JII::III.lllmlll!llll!!i.I~;lm mmlllllllllllll:::::illlliIIIIIIIIIIJ[IIIIIlJJ J !!IIIJ~ An Exclusive Lakef1'ont Residence HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION t K7 BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD • 102 THE PASTEBOARD PASTIME • K 10 865 4 • A 10 2 One of the most costly misunderstandings an unaccomp1Jshed part- N nership experiences is the inablhty of one to recognize the clear call of a slam uy after the responder has made aJump fon.mg bid. In our Standard t J9532 • Q 1086 American bidding system anytime opener shows a new suit following .Q93 • J7654 responder's Jump (etch in stone) "It Is A SIam Try." Therefore the • 3 w[j} • Q followmg examples by south are slam tries. .7654 • KQ3 S N S N 3C 1C 3C • A4 • AK8 3D ENlYUL • AJ972 • J9B s N E J "' I NEED PERSIAN RUGS '"••• '"••• I'M PAYING 3x5 - $300 - $400 8x10 - $600 - $800 Corey Joseph Kosak 4x6 - $400 - $500 9x12 - $1,000 and up Mal'y and Jim Kosak of 5x7 - $500 - $600 1Ox13 - $1,200 and up Grosse Pointe Park are the par- ents of a son, Corey Joseph Buying Kosak, born Nov 22, 1989. Ma- ternal grandparents are Mr. and American and European Paintings Mrs. Robert Underwood of St. Cloud, Mmn. Paternal grandpar. Music Boxes - Cut Glass - Fine Lamps - Pottery ents are Mr. and Mrs. Allan - Toys - Weapons - WristlWatches - Clocks Kosak of Duluth, Minn. New Location: 20788 Mack Brian Anthony Duncan, North of Vernier Samantha Lynne Duncan -Insured Consignments- John and Donna Duncan of CALLING HOUSE ANTIQUES - 882-1652 East Detroit are the parents of twins, Brian Anthtmy Duncan and Samantha Lynne Duncan, born Nov. 25, 1989 Maternal grandparents are Paul and Elaine Trupp of Harper Woods. Paternal grandparents are Herb and Evelyn Duncan, formerly of Grosse Pointe Shores, now of OPEN HOaSE Irish Hills and Venice, Fla A couple trying to overcome a seMous and only embryo freezing capablUUes fertility problem has basically two (which contribute signJncantly to reduc- Kylie Morgan Hess options. seek help from a small feltlllty Ing tbe risk of multiple births). Hutzel George and Jennifer He~s, clinic associated v.ith a general hospital has also pioneered the concept oftreaUng formerly of Grosse Pointe Park, (a few of these actually attempt fairly couples rather than IndMduals. This COOPERATIVE NURSERY CHRIST CHURCH now of Fresno, Cahf., are the at advanced procedures like In vitro feltlll. helps avoid unnecessary delays, expenses 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd., Grosse Pointe Farms parents of a daughtel', Kylie zatlon) Or choose the Hutzel Fe:tillty and I'rustraUon. Morgan Hess, born Sept 27, Center. The difference Is dramatic Hutzel's extra research and clinical 1989. Maternal grandparents are MONDAY I FEBRUARY 12, 1990 lOam - Noon Hutzel's program Is medical center- and dimension means more hope, every day. Dorothy Okray of FOIt Worth, We ace proud of our 35 year history of providing a cooperative nursery university-based, encompassing both for patients with the most complex Texas, and the late Ernest school experience for 3 and 4 year olds with an emphasis on fun and Haws. Paternal b'Tandparents learning through play, treatment and research Unlike general problems. And, because Hutzel's care are George and Mary Hess of hospitals that mostly apply established costs no more, even couples with Jess technology, a comprehensive clinical serious problems can aft'ord tbe extra Grosse Pomte Park • new program for 3 year olds and research center like Hut1RI actually peace of mind that comes with the Nicholas James Cullen • a wann. nurturing environment pIoneers and develops new techniques Hutzel protlram and Sarah Victoria • limited class size for Iow,teacher/child ratio Hutzel's century-long leadership Infertility programs ofWn reqUire In the reproduetJve sciences Includes considerable eoonornlc and emotional Cullen • flexible scheduling for parents Michigan's nrst In vitro felt1ll7.atlon Investment by couples. To mak~ the Marc and Christine Cullen • reasonable tuition babies, the newest techniques of egg most of that Investment, call the Hutzel of Gl"O'>sePointe Woods are the retrieval. and, to date, Michigan's nrst Fertility Center for more Infonnatlon. pal'cnt!> of twins, a boy, Nicho- • large, private enclosed play yard las James Cullen and a girl, • enthusiastic, dedicated teaching staft' Sarah Victoria Cullen, born Jan. II, 1990. Maternal grand. HU T~Z-E-L parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Fran. IF YOU NEED FURTHER INFORMA nON, PLEASE CALL cis D. Donahue of Newbu, y. Hutzel Hospital Fertility Center port, Mass. Paternal 881-2223 or 886.3423 h'randpal'ents are Mr. and Mrs. 745~0499 Gaston James Cullen of Paw. Refreshments Children Welcome <1968 A Member 0/ The DelTOIIMedIcal ('entcr, The AcademiC Hoolch Cenrer 0/ Wayne Slate VnlU!I'SllY tucket, R I - February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 98 AAUW to hold membership meeting G. P. Rose Society will meet Feb. 14 The mysteries of watchamacal- Susan Hartz of Grosse Pomte, mhellted. loses also trace their lita, thingamajigs and objets d'- The Groftse Pomte Rose Soci- former teacher and former an- ety wJll meet on Wednesday, colm't, growth habits, folIage, art will be solved for members of tique dealer, will be the featured Feb. 14 at 7 45 P m at the and fragl ance back to their the Grosse Pointe branch of the sleuth. She founded Hartz Neig-hborhood Club. ancestors American Association of Univer- Household Sales in 1979, Since The pi ogram Will feature a Paul Bamsh of Wanen, a na- sity Women and theIr guests, then she has conducted more presentatlOl1' "Old Galden ROlieft tIOnally l'eco~m.wd authority on "Identifying Mystenous HeIr. than 450 sales in the Grosse compared to Modem Roses" old l'oses, assisted by color shdes looms" IS the theme of the 7.30 Pointe area, Just as children may have from the Amencan Rose Society, p.m general membership meet- Members are urged to brmg blue eyes or red hall' because WIll examllle some charactens. ing on Thursday, Feb 15, at the Jewelry, vases, small antiques, theil' charactenstlc!> have been tiCS of the model n 10lie and Will Pointe War Memorial Grosse glass, silver, white elephants - look back to It~ ongm. A source and mterested fnends - for an National Farm and hst for old gal den loses and rec- evel1lng of mformatIOn and fun ommended vanetle~ w1l1 be Detroit Garden The Amel'lcan ASSOCIation of Carden Association available Ul1Iverslty Women claims to be Bamsh l~ d con»ultmg 1'0- Center the oldest and largest national The GIand Maralft BIanch of »allan membel of the DetlOlt OI'gal1lzatlon for women The the NatIOnal Farm and Galden Amencan RO'te SOCieties, a past The DetrOIt Gdrden Center, Grosse POll1te Bmnch welcomes AftsoclatlOn will hold ItS neAt pi eSldent of the Detl Olt SocIety located in hIstoriC Moross House, women who have earned a bac. meeting on Feb 12 at the home and cun ently a member of ItS 1460 E Jefferson, will present calaureate degI'ee from an ac- Jane Meade Dorothy Wrigley of LOUise Kennard Jones A govel"llll1g bOa!d He IS the au- its fourth annual orchId display, CIedited university or a foreign board meetmg will precede the thor of many articles on the sale and workshop on Satul'day, Il1stitutlon recognized by IFUW Trustees general meetmg older 10Seft,publJshed under the Feb. 10, f!'Om 11 a m to 4 pm For membership mformatIOn, Co-ho~te»ses for the luncheon title . Old FashIOned lOseS WIth and Sunday, Feb 11, !l'om 12.30 plea..e contact Ro..e Evanskl at Jane Meade and Dorothy WriljJley. both of Groue Pointe dl e DOlothy AllIson and Kay the I ulllllg I O:>dll fl 'I Inl' Lee Halmel. DRC pleSldent "'T'h R f Je~ ell''' painters," for the G~sse 'Pointe ~eeplan, Nancy Good, WlItCl and photog-, ~n, c °tnljln!;~L9, ,,,/-,:,,,, ~ '1,""~sWt's' I "-'~J4GlJh.j n",I.\--,c.vb l'aphel' \vllI evoke apPleclatl'on' wIll be the subject of tne pro. "1 ~ 'j, ;, I,", "'I "',. , ted b M t Asslstmg Dumo With hostess Carden ClUb of Monet's wOl'ks through hel' gI am presen y argare duties Will be Bal'bal'a Crane, J photob'1'aphic studies of the fa Brown at the Feb. 9 meetmg of vice plesident. and Bonnre On Monday, Feb 12. the memo mous Gardens of Glverney a the GIand Mal'als Chaptel' of MannIe, pieSldent specIal place fo!' the Mdnet Questers The meetmg IS set f~I' FEBRUARY bel'S of the Deepll..nds Galden t 9'30 a m at the home of Crlt Club will assemble at the home pam mgs Leibbl'and Kay Welcenbach will Mah-Nah-Bee-Zee of Mary Lou Boresch, club preSI- FOl' reservatIOns call Mal)' - FUR SALE Fitzpatrick Lunche~n IS $15 aSSist the hostess dent, for the imtlal meeting of There IS much symbohsm m the new year connectIOn with Jewelry, Brown Questers 1990 Collection of Following lunch, Madolyn WIll talk about the hlstOilcal Lottman Will present slIdes, "A Members of the Mab-Nab-Bee- Fabulous Designed symbolIsm of Jewelry and wIll fo Zee Questers will meet Tuesday, Furs Now at ViSit to Enghsh Galdens," flOm Herb Society CllSon the sentimental aspects of photogI-aphs taken dUlll1g hel' Feb. 13, at 1 p.m. at the home of Sale Prices. Jewelry 111 celebl at IOn of Valen- Shirley Koerber for dessert and I'ecent vacation in Great Bl'Itam. tille's Day of America a business meeting. Canadian Fur Mal)' Lou Boresch wIll discuss The program will be on spoons ABWA pleser\lmg flowers by dIymg at C. P. Woman's of all vaneties, Specialists for Over 60 The Silver OaIa! charter chap- the meetmg of the Grosse. Pomte C.P. Farm and Years ter of the American Business llmt of the Herb Society of Club Amenca on Feb 13, at the home • No Duty Women's Association (ABWA) The garden and discussion Garden Club will hold its monthly dinner of Pat Cardelho group of the Grosse Pointe Wom- • No Sales Tax Included WIll be mfOimat IOn The Grosse Potnte Farm and meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 13, an's Club will meet at the home • Full Premium on on flowers to gI ow 01' gather, Galden Club WIll hold Its next starting with a social hour at of Mrs. H, Nobel on Wednesday, dl)'ing methods and how to meetmg at the home of Mrs U.S. Funds 5:30 p.m. at The Winery, 29047 Feb. 14, at 1 p.m, make wreaths RIchard Hinks on Monday, Feb Utica Road, just west of 12 Mile. The Valentine's Day program Sue GltIllaumm and Madolyn 12 For further information, con- WIll be presented by Ellen Pr0b- tact Pat Chechlowskl: 280-1078. Lottman will be co.hostesses Hostesses of the day Will be ert on the "Romance of Per- MIs John Dodds and MIs Fred fume." enck Kl'Oss For someone you love w S Dptwaf t::Studio~ Sign up for the next Cottage CPR Class m~!60_. SAY GOODBYE TO THICK, UNSIGHTL Y LENSES FOREVER • A Thinner Lens that WE'RE NOW EASILY CCESSIBLE Reduces Edge Thickness Saturday, February 10 by up to 35% TO GROSSE POINTE BY 1-696 • Better Comfort and 1:30-3:00 or 3:30-5:00 p.m, ''''' AIM ." .... Functionality ...... t Fee: $3.00 • Highly Fashionable with ..... ,.r. ".' Availa : e Call 884-1177 Coating 12Co1on .if... A...... !\it& STOP IN AND SEE OUR PROFESSIONALS FOR EXPERT SERVICE CHARLES FURNITURE WAREHOUSE . ~ 222 E Hamson • Royal Oak • 399-8320 \1 .. '---i". .... 6 blocks N of 10 Mile, 1(. Block E ofTMam IrWfl~;~~~~~:.~.~ \ ~ : OPEN MON -SAT 105' FRIDAY 'TIL 8 PM QIC I 882.9711 I- " 159 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Farms ~ ::::== OPEN SUNDAY 12-4:00 19599 MACK AVE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - -~~~_._------~----.- .> , ,• ,. n~d F_e_b_rU_a_ry_8_,_1990_ 106 ~'V=.~ Grosse Pointe News Rice is nutritious, versatile, easy t:> prepare, tasty Rice ... the world'" most ver- moist, but not watery, consIst. 112 teaspoon saffron threads cook until the pancetta and on. satile food RIce IS easy to pre. ency, wIth creamy, yet indlvl. (optional) 3/4 pound asparagus, Risotto verde ion are light golden. Stir in the pare, nutritious and IS the most duahzed, separated grains of 8 tablespoons butter, softened trimmed, peeled and cut (Green risotto) me and cook until the rice is Important food for two-thirds of rice PractICe makes perfect. RI. 2-4 tablespoons freshly grated into Zinch lengths. 1-112 lVllunds fresh spinach or well coated with the butter, i pound medium shrimp, ,.~ 1 te the world's populatlOn. The sig- sotto IS one dISh that cannot be P armesan cheese 5 ounces frozen spinach about mmu . peeled, deveined and cut in dd' d k t' . mficance of thIS staple gram can- ma de ahead 0f tIme, bee ause 1 cup shelled fresh peas or 1 A wme an coo, s Irrmg not be overemphasized. when reheated the nce will be- half crosswise cup frozen peas, thawed constant Iy, untl l' wme has eva- The Umted States, one of the come shc ky, ch"y an d overcoo.ked Brmg. th e stock t0 a boII an d 3/4 cup shelled fresh peas or 6 cups homemade chicken potl.(;U..._.I Add Just enoug h un t'l1 greatest exporters of nce, IS an Th e pnnclpa I mgr edlents are h0 ld at. sImmer. In a heavy-bot - frozen tiny peas, defrosted broth (or 3 cups canned brot h has been abSOl' bed . Con- important grower of this gram nce, a chICken, fish or meat tomed cassero Ie, me It 4 tabl e- in a sieve under warm run. chicken broth mixed with 3 tmue cook'mg nce, m. th'IS man- Even though rice has been recog- stock and omons spoons butter Add onion and ning water. cups water) ner, addmg the broth a bit at a , C k ed' h h 1 to 2 teaspoons kosher salt l' bo t 4 5 . te nized as the backbone of ASian A we11-f1avor ed risotto IS one gal'IIC 00 over m mm. Ig 5 tablespoons unsalted butter tIme lor a u or mmu s, J:' l' te t'l 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated C k l' 10 . te agriculture and CUlsme, today of testh be dIShes. It can be heat lor a lew mmu s un Ion. Parmesan cheese 1 onion, finely chopped Add peas. 00 lor mmu S rice is grown on every continent " 1/4 nnund pancetta, sliced longer. When the rIce is almost Heat butter and ot! m a 14 x ...~ h C k fi except AntarctIca and diced ready, add the spinac, 00 or RICe IS an ancIent crop, havmg 11" x 2" diSh, uncovered, at 100 h . th d I 2 cups Italian arborio rice 1 or 2 minutes t en stir m e been relined and cultivated for percent for 3 minutes Ad sca - bl f b too I d 1 cup freshly grated parme- remammg ta espoon 0 u I' more than 5,000 years. Archaeo- hon whItes, celery, pars ey, an sam and 1/3 cup of the Parmesan. If nce and stir to coat bl dd lOgical eVIdence mdlcates It was Cook, uncovered, at 100 per- Salt usmg frozen vegeta es, a one of the major cereals gathered cent for 4 mmutes 8tu' m broth them to saucepan dtU"lngthe last by prehlstol'lc man It is thought and cook, uncovered, at 100 per- few mmutes of cookmg. Mix that nce probably ongmated m cent for 12 minutes Add aspara- Remove the stems from the thoroughly to blend southeast ASia When the Moors gus, shl'lmp, and peas and StII' d h h hi At this point, the nce should invaded Spain m the early 700s spinach an was it t oroug y , t 'st well Cook, uncovered, for 12 under cold runmng water Put have a mOlS, creamy consl - AD, they brought rice With mInutes more, . I ency, Taste for seasoning and them The 8pamsh took nce to By Irene H Burchard the wet spmac h m a arge sauce- 'th th ' . Remove from oven. Stir In salt pan with a pmch of salt. Cook serve at once WI e remammg Italy m the 1400s and pepper Covel' loosely WIth Parmesan Serves 4 to 6. Throughout the world, the ver- served as an appetIzer or a mam IOn IS hmp. Reduce heat to a over medium heat until tender. sImmer and add rice, stIrrmg to paper toweling and let stand for Dram well Chop spmach very satility of rIce IS reflected m clas- course Some hmts that help to Pancetta IS wu:kly used m Ital. SICrecIpes. pallela and alTOZcon prepare thIS dlsll for company or coat nce WIth butter 8 or 10 mmutes Uncover, sprin- fine (a food processor may be kle with scallion greens and used) Set aside lan cookmg and lis flavor is es- polIo of SpaIn, rysttafel of Indo famIly: Add wme. Raise heat and sential to many northern Italian neSla, Jambalaya and etouffe of cook, stIrrIng, until wme IS ab- cheese and serve Serves 6 as a • LIne up all ingredIents on a mam course, 10 as a first course. In a medium-size saucepan, dIshes. Pancetta is the same cut the USA, MeXIcan rice of our sorbed, Add salt and pepper tray heat broth and keep It warm of pork as bacon. However, unlike southern neighbor, and lemon • Chop and sautee the omon DIssolve saffron m a bIt of Italians use ambra rice rather over very low heat. bacon, It IS not snwked but cured nce of Greece. The many pIlafs 10 advance stock and add, Melt 4 tablespoons of the but- m salt and spices. It comes rolled of the Middle East and the l'lsot- than arborw m thIS reCIpe, both • Keep the broth hot on the Start adding stock, a ladleful ter m a large saucepan, When up llke a salamI. Good pancetta tos of Italy constItute still more back burner of the stove or use a for ItS pale golden color and for at a time. Stir WIth a wooden butter foams, add the onion should have approximately the vanatlOns mIcrowave to heat the broth ItS lIghter, less glutmous consIst- spatula to keep rice from stick- ency, but arborw can be substI- Saute over medIUm heat for 3 01' same anwunt of lean and fat RIsotto (re-zoh-toe) of Italy IS • About 15 minutes before the mg. When the stock is absorbed, tuted. 4 minutes. Add the pancetta and meat. showmg up on many menus meal is to be served, start cook- add another ladleful ContInue throughout our country It IS tra- 109 the nsotto, addIng stock gradually until the dItIOnally made with short. • Warm the serving dIsh nce IS cooked. It should have a gramed nce, but converted long. 'aching RIce IS Important for Its nutn- creamy consistency, but the rice CUSTOM FITTED LINGERIE gramed nce may be substituted can "). 7'/f'nl}6aJ' tIonal value It's an excellent should have a bite to It. The rice The short grained rice cooks up Jlu.. {....It b<,"'J~ source of complex carbohydrates mixture should not be dry like a creamy, but retaIns a crunch RIce is also low in calories pIlaf ThIs claSSIC dIsh IS a staple m One half-eup servmg of cooked '" Remove pan from heat and ROSE $1695 C-c~-cM,4 y-c~ northern !tahan homes and res- nce supplIes 82 calones. Also the SPECIAL dol add the softened butter and Par- c-.hl carr,whI.-.,pp ...... 1 SPECIALIZING IN taurants. Julia Child stated m protem content of rice, while hm- mesan cheese. Stlr in gently and MASTECTOMY PRODUCTS. BRASSIERS "From Julta ChIld's Kitchen," ited, IS superior to that provided serve immediately. Serves 6. ~ley Berry SWIM WEAA • WIGS by P K Walsh & Headliners that when you want a real Ital- by other cereal grams. Rice con. Ball Bras (Hard to find SIZes)• Knltware by Christine Jonson Ian nsotto, you buy Italian Ar- tams only a trace of fat and It IS Shrimp and spring .~Flowers Contemporary Sportswear Desi ns borio rice - thicker, stubbier cholesterol-free It is non-aller- vegetable risotto WI want To"Your FIontIt and cheWIer than our usual rice genic and gluten-free, and IS low 98 KERCHEVAL 881-3335 LARGE PRIVATE DRESSING ROOMS Julie Dannenbaum, m "Itahan m sodium and excellent for dIets (microwave) 20784 Mack Ave. G. p, Woods, 881-7670 Fast and Fresh," said that restnctive in these factors. Rice 3 tablespoons unsalted butter among the best Italian brands of is wholesome, nutrItious food. 3 tablespoons fruity olive oil short.grained rice, which are get- 112 cup chopped scallion tmg eaSIer and eaSIer to find, Risotto (white part only) are: arbono, superflno, and car. 5 cups, more or less, chicken 2 celery stalks, peeled and LOOKING FOR A MORTGAGE? noroh. stock chopped OPEN HOUSE CALL RIsotto IS one of the most 4 tablespoons butter 1/2 cup (packed) chopped flat- MONDAY loved and dehcious dIshes of 1 large onion, chopped leaf parsley FEBRUARY 12 northern Italy. The dish has to 1 garlic clove, chopped 2 cups ambra rice < , I 10:00 a,m. - 12:00 noon' be cooked Just before servmg and 2 cups Italian rice 4 cups fish stock, clam broth, D~>~rA~ar' tImmg IS essentIal to Its success 6 tablespoons dry white wine chicken broth or canned COOPERATIVE NURSERY OUR CORPORATION IS BACKED BY A STRONG 'The perfect risotto should have a Salt and fresh pepper to taste chicken broth at CHRIST CHURCH TRADITION OF EXPERIENCE AND FINANCIAL STRENGTH 61 GroFse Pte. Bl'l'd. Sl!.ring tonic suggestions • new program for 3 year olds dmr • a warm, nurtunng environment Financial services. Inc. @ • fleXIble schedulmg for parents A Full Service Mortgage Banker - Visit flower shows, plant herbs Questions? Call Servmg Homeowners Smce 1946 IU ...-: .... 31201 Chicago Rd, SUite B201. Warren. MI 48093 LENDER indoors, order seed catalogs 881-2223 or 886-3423 By Ellen Probert around leeks Charlemagne, for blooms as Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cie- "l'ou're tired Iou're dIsappointed. You're SpecIal Wnter mstance, ordered them planted SInski bring their varIed collec- unhappy. II's not the way ii'S supposed lu be!" on housetops to guard against tion Our VIctorian forefathers fires, hghtning and sorcery, Ongomg workshops m orchid firmly beheved in sprmg tonics Though Its beginnings are un- culture will be a feature and to combat the tired, run-down certaIn, lettuce has known a there W111 be a chance to wm an feehng that they associated with long penod of cultIvatlOn. Bota- orchid plant For more informa- the gray days of late wmter and msts say It was developed from tIon, call the Garden Center. at the dreary weeks before the be- wild lettuce, the compass plant. 259-6363. The Grosse Pointe Public School System gmmng of spnng Anstoxenus, m the 5th century The Grosse Pointe Garden Magazines and newspapers of Be, grew garden lettuce so Center, located in the Grosse the time were full of ads for pat- proudly that he had it watered Pomte War Memorial, IS turning and ent tomcs with names like' Dr With honey and wme. Lettuce its back on the frozen lake and Able's MIracle DIscovery or The was pnzed as a medicine. too - begmnmg to plan for this year's Old Indian Sprmg Reviver another mstance where Its VI- Tnal Gardens whIch are an an- The Grosse Pointe PTO Council There was a httle truth to the tamm content was useful. nual decoratIve feature of the run down feehng people com. RadIshes came from central commumty. They attract thou- present plamed of, because hmitatlOns of ASIa and were known in anCIent sands of viSItors. wmter diets often resulted m de. Egypt, but for some reason they New spring seed catalogs ficlencies did not reach England until are beginmng to amve at the When early sprmg "greens" 1588 Cucumbers are mentioned Garden Center, and the number DR. BRUCE BALDWIN became avaIlable, people did ac m the BIble Carrots, mentioned of requests for garden reference tually feel better In wntmgs as early as 500 B.C , books in the center's library has Now, eve1')one knows how VI- became fashionable as hair begun its annual pre-spring up. Psychologist -Author- Lifesty les Expert tal vegetables, greens and frUIts adornments during the reIgn of ward swing A new slate of offi- are to our nutntlOnal well bemg. James I In England. / cers and trustees IS enthuslastI. on The VIctorians were really on Probably the French were the cally lookmg forward to garden- the right track when they looked first to Improve on the ancient planting days. for spring tonics and the first Roman Idea of salads by mixmg This IS true in Garden Centers gI'eens. herbs into them and adding and Garden Clubs In other cities The Romans understood a other mgredients to the point too. In Pittsburgh, plans are un- HOW TO AVOID PARENT BURNOUT great deal about nutntIon and that finally, in 1500, a complete der way for a conference on nat- every Roman citIzen was com- salad bowl contamed 35 1Ogredi- ural resources and the global pelled to eat salads and greens ents. envIronment which will be held Many prominent famihes of old Many kmds of herbs and April 5 at Pittsburgh's Westin Rome even seem to have derived greens can be grown on sunny William Penn Hotel. Tuesday, February 27, 1990 their names from associatIOn windOWSIlls as houseplants m ThIs conference, which It IS with vegetable-eat1Og laws or the winter, making them avail- hoped WIll serve as the model for their enforcement Fabius comes able to add to salads at a mo- commumty involvement nation- 7:30 p.m. from Faba, a bean; and CIcero ment's notice. Pretty and decora- wide, will be called Step One derives from Cicer, a kmd of pea tIve plants can eaSIly be grown The Allegheney Garden Club, Beans were popular as a sta. by sprouting carrot tops, sweet founded 10 1914, is the sponsor at the pie food. Alexander the Great potatos or rutabaga in pretty .. the conference. If you'd like to brought whIte beans from India contamers These all create vines know more, call Mary Novarro and set a fashion of bean salad or ferns to bring a springtime at 412-642-2221. Perfonning Arts Center in Macedoma, Greece and Rome look to wmtery days The Winter Flower Show at whIch has lasted until now. Peas A wonderful prevIew of spring the Anna ScrIppS Whitcomb were as popular as they are to- will bring the tropIcal beauty Conservatory on Belle Isle is in North High School day. and color of orchIds to the De, full bloom and may serve as an- Garlic is a cultIVated plant of troit Garden Center thIS month other escape from mid-winter 707 Vcmicr Road such antiqUIty that its origm is on Feb. 10 and 11, when an or- gloom. An hour or a day spent in unknown. Cabbage was deified chId dIsplay, sale and workshop the warm fragrant galleries by the Egyptians and omons and WIll be featured. The Moross there is a total contrast to the I\dml~o;lon I~ free leeks were held m high esteem House on Jefferson Avenue WIll ice and snow outside. The show all over the ancient world. Many be the showcase for many colors began in mid.January and will superstitIOns have centered and varieties of these lovely continue until just before Easter. L - -""-~, ..... February 8, 1990 GfOSIe Pointe News ~ot.ikP~ 118 School, has been awarded a Pres- Shores, has completed recl'Ult slty She earned a mastel of!>o idential Scholarship by Alma trammg at the Marine Corps clal work degree. College. He is the son of Mr and Recruit Depot in San Diego. Stomsch is a graduate of MI's. David B. Torrence of • Grosse Pomte Academy, Gl'm,se Grosse Pointe Woods. He plans Margery L. Haith, the Pomte South High School and to prepare for a career in naval daughter of MI' and MI's Cal'l Judson College archi tecture. Holth, is one of 60 Western • Michigan Umverslty students • Robert D. Matyn of GI'Osse who have been named to the Elizabeth A. FI'anco of POinte Woods was among the 1990 editIOn of "Who's Who Grosse Pointe Park has been ~,300 students who participated Among Students in Amencan admitted to Northwestel'l1 Uol- In commencement ceremonies at Universities and Colleges." verslty's J L. Kellogg GIaduate Eastern Michigan University on The pl'ogram honors outstand- School of Management FI .lnco IS Dee 17 Matyn earned a bache ing campus leaders for thell' a graduate of the Umverslty 01 lor of science degree scholastiC and community Michigan With a major 111 fi achievements Recipients are se. nance Shiella Davis,. a freshman at lected for academiC achievement, Green Mountam College, re. • service to the commumty, leader. Among those recently mducted cently completed the 1989 season ship In extl'acUl'1'lcular' actiVities mto the Golden Key NatIOnal as a member of the varsity vol. Shi.l1a Davis and potential fOl' continued suc- Honor Society at Boston UI1IVel leyball team Da"ls IS a 1989 Gail Ston1lch • cess. Holth is an accountancy Sit)' was Scott T. Smith of graduate of Miss Hall's School Marine Prc Gregory S, Wat. Andrew Torrence, a senior major MI'. and Mrs Rudolph Stomsch Grosse Pomte Farms SmIth Ib and is the daughtel' of Mary son, son of John 1. and Kal en at Grosse Pomte North High • JI' of Grosse Pomte Farms, has an Enghsh maJOl' and expects to Davis of Grosse Pomte Fal'ms. L Watson of Grosse Pomte Gail Stonisch, daughter of graduated from Tulane Umvel'- b'raduate m 1991 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS@' £B@ REALTO~ fQUAl HOUSING OPPOlltUNlty " THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS Adlhoch &: Associates, Inc. Champion &: Baer, Inc. HIgbie Maxon, Inc. Realtors Red Carpet KeIrn Damman Realtors Sine Real Estate Co. Aldridge &: Associates R.G. Edgar &: ASSOCiates Johnstone & Johnstone, Inc. Red Carpet Keirn Shorewood Tappan & ASSOCIatesof ERA Bolton.Johnston Associates James R. Fikany Real Estate Co Lochmoor Real Estate, Inc. Real Estate, Inc Wilcox Realtors Century 21.Ea8t in the Village The Prudential John E. Pierce & Associates, Inc. Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Youngblood & Fmn, Inc. Chamberlain Realtors Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. Piku Management Co. Schweitzer Real Estate/ Better Homes &: Gardens SINE REALTY ••• IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE ... We Get ')fResults!!1 GROSSE POINTE WOODS FOURTEEN NEW OFFERINGS IN JANUARY SOUTH OXFORD - PRICE REDUCED - Five bedroom Colonial. This home has a family room with fll'eplace, slate floor in foyer, & kitchen and breakfast room, two-car attached garage, newer There is a r~ason why sellers choose Adlhoch Associates Realtors to furnace and central air Enjoy looking at a park-like rear yard represent them in marketing their home. Call one of our Professionals to- from your "spa" on enclosed rear porch. day and set up an appointment to discuss our ideas further. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FOUR BEDROOM center entrance Colomal HARPER WOODS THE SELLERS OF THE HOMES on chIld-safe cu~de sac near shoppmg and LISTED BELOW ARE PLEASED schools Beautiful updated kItchen, new fur 20419 FLEETWOOD - PRICE REDUCED! Beautiful three bed- THEY CALLED ADLHOCH 7 AS- nace, hardwood floors, updated electncal room, one and one half bath ranch, large family room, fire. SOCIATES. THEIR PROPERTIES throughout, new garage doors and fenced place, two and one half car garage on one and one half lots SOLD SINCE THE FIRST OF THE yard Best value In Park Grosse Pomte school&. 14\Wt.seel YEAR. , I If (\.111\ UNIQUE SEMI-RANCH In the heart of the , - J>~»- ,... .. o..:~ \, 1154 Balfour FARMS A well-deslgned 1989 kItchen boasts j, SINE REALTY 844 Barrington a gas broiler, oak cabmets and new appli- 2036 Manchester ances The excltmg recreatIOn room mcludes MULTILIST SERVICE 324 RIvard a hot tub, bar, natural fireplace and lava FARMS OFFICE 18412 MACK 884-7000 tory EnJOYa natural fire from the liVing 84 Mapleton room and dining room 925 Harcourt 131 Lakeshore ,,",- i'~...."'"t~;..--:;".w...... NEAR THE LAKE 1135 Buckingham <,.. ~~% 'm;y .....;. -:: GROSSE POINTE SHORES 81 MerrIweather SHORT WALK TO LAKE and Park. Tre- ,~~ WOODLAND SHORES - Contemporary four bedroom, three and 1785 Hampton mendous famIly home featurmg five bed one half bath home. Family room, fll'st floor laundry room, pa. 70 Kenwood rooms, two and one half baths, large family tio, finished basement, beautifully landscaped. 595 Washington room and new custom kitchen with cherry 1611 S. Renaud cabmets and all of the extras. Recent neutral GROSSE POINTE WOODS decoratmg and updated mechamcs readies OPEN SUNDAY 14 thiS home for Immediate occupancy 1861 HAWTHORNE - Immaculate two bedroom, custom bul1t QUIET FARMS STREET IS the location for ranch. One and one half baths, family room, raised deck patio, thIS RANCH Original quality features such central aIr, two car attached garage. as cove ceihngs, hardwood floors and natural fireplace. Many mechamcal updates. All of HARPER WOODS this plus a family room for only $105,000. WINDMILL POINTE area - Center hall FIRST OFFERING Colonial, five bedrooms, three and one half ROSCOMMON - Perfect two bedroom ranch with large famIly PLENTY OF CHARACTER including hard- baths, three fireplaces, mcludmg paneled h- room, newer kitchen, mint condition. Two and one half car ga- wood floors. mlaid with black walnut, leaded brary WIthpegged floor, master SUIte,central rage glass windows, four bedrooms, two and one air, attached garage. half baths and an updated kitchen with light ST. ClAIR SHORES oak. COMFORTABLE HOME for a young famIly FIRST OFFERING - no through traffic. FamIly room WIth fire. CONDO WITH LAKE VIEW - Newer town- ROBERT JOHN - off Morningside. Four bedroom, two and one place, new oak kitchen WIth large eating house condo, landscaped yard, private patio, space. Four bedrooms, two and one half half bath Colonial. Family room, central aIr, finished basement, two car attached garage and low monthly baths, attached garage, mclude Home War first floor laundry room, $168,900. FARM STYLE COLONIAL - Wonderful mamtenance fees. Cathedral ceihng living ranty Priced under $170,000 , four bedroom, two and one half bath near the room with natural fireplace, two full baths, JEFFERSON - 400 On the Lake - Spectacular two bedroom two Vtllage Updated kitchen, breakfast room, first floor laundry, second floor family room. AUTHENTIC FARM HOUSE - Colomal and one half bath condo on the fifth floor. Totally remodeled, paneled hbrary, spacious hvmg room WIth Just two blocks from the VIllage In Grosse great room effect, boat well included. bay and natural fireplace, large dining room, NEW ON THE MARKET and Open Sunday Pomte This charming three bedroom home recreation room with natural fireplace, new 2-5. Well mamtained three bedroom ranch on boasts a formal dining room, great country furnace with central aIr. large lot, walking distance to schools and kitchen, new back porch and new gas forced GhesqUlre Park. Priced in mid 90's. 1964 aIr heatmg system. SPACIOUS BRICK COLONIAL on extra Manchester. long lot In popular neIghborhood Three large bedrooms, one and one half baths, tiled BEST BUY IN WOODS Open Sunday 2-5 vestibule, two bay windows, screened porch, FIRST FLOOR LMNG near Lakeshore. Recently reduced $10,000 thiS custom bUilt good closet space, full basement Original Pleasant Shores ranch with open floor plan. four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal owners moving to Florida. Three bedrooms, famIly room with fireplace, WIth newer furnace and CAC is In a locatIOn attached garage, large deck overlooking that warrants a price far above $200,000 r yard. 19766 Edshire. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 EXTRA LARGE ROOMS are featured CHEERFUL FIRST FLOOR CONDOMI- throughout thrPe bedrooms, one and one half NIUM apartment. Corner umt With hard- • 760 Lorame Dutch baths, family room, updated kitchen Wlth wood floors, cover moldings, private storage • 19766 Edshlre Colonial eatmg area, finished recreation room Wlth and appliances included. Conveniently 10 r • 23306 Colonial Ct Colonial fireplace. Convenient FARMS location, cated near shopping, bus routes and St John • 483 LaBelle Colonial newer furnace and central air. HospItal. • 1964 Manchester Ranch • 207 Chalfonte Seml.Ranch w...... 1 Most Maioi' Retoc.tlon Firms William G Adlhoch John D. Hoben, Jr JUST REDUCED - Four bedroom, two and Maureen L AllillOn Cynthia C Ireland one half bath Colonial with side entrance Joy R Bracey WIlham F Leshe two car attached garage. Well landscaped lot Charles E Daas Cherie M. Pine with cedar deck off famtly room, nicely fin- Mary A. Daas Lmda C RodTlguez Ished basement, newer decor, thermo-pane Marianne H. DaVies Ann W. Sales wmdows, newer furnace and central air HenrI Ettedgul Thomas D Steen Nina Foster Thomas L Taber Jeffrey VonSchwarz BUILT In 1988 - FARMS AREA. 2200 square foot, two and one half baths with a deSigner kitchen that includes a sub.zero reo 18515 MACK .t SEVERN frlgerator and built.m appliances. AlllOfea- tured is a family room WIthfireplace and two car garage. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. 882.5200 -.. .-- ...-v..----.. ~ ,.,. ~ _~ _ - 128 February e, 1990 V Grosse Pointe News 'I THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALIORS Aldridge Ichweltzere~Be~fnes 8t. Associates Reol E,tote, Inc. I I iIIIIIII Hand GardensR OPEN SUNDAY 1.4 1972 Prestwick You can move rIght Into thIS sharp Colomal In the Woods Comfort. able hving room with natural fireplace FamIly room with dlnmg area A great kItchen WIth a hardwood floor Three large bedrooms and onll and one half baths. A screened summer porch and gas grIll New hIgh effiCiency furnace, central air, electromc air cleaner and attIc fan Two car garage WIth automatIc opener. Many fine fea. tures ::;PACIOUS COLO:'\IAL III FABULOUS FRENCH NOH GIOS.;C POlllte Wood_ "Io\<' 1Il PRESTIGIOUS STREET In l\IANDY 111111101 hou>l'. II II h ENGLISH COUNTRY home hl'lll t oj FllIlIlS, half block BY APPOINTMENT conditIOn Bedlltdulh I eflll modelll kltrhell, PC\\ ,lbl" tile on a beautifullv landsraped 1 4 flOll1 luke ChUlllllllg lour bed Ished h.t ..d" ood !lOCH" III 1I10~1 llolth, 1m ge S\\ 1III III 1111-: pool acres Master bedroom has sit Grosse Pointe Woods ared> $209.900 (G 92HA WI lOOlll. t hi ec bath Colomal tlng room, natural fireplace, "HUlin $615.000 (H 6liHIDl Thl ee lit pplaces $460.000 VERY \\'ELL ~lAI;\ITAINED ALL CUSTOl\I FEATURES center entl <1Dl'e Colomal III STUNNING BRICK COLO. CHARMING LITILE BUNGA. FantastIc e"ecutl\'e Colomnl In 1110\ e 111 conditIOn Ne\\ Milt NIAL Grosse POinte Woods LOW located In the Farms 884-6960 TIllS 2.600 squ.1I e foot home Centel entl'ance, beautIful de schIel "Itchell III 1986, lIell featm es cu.;tom kitchen, fam With three bedrooms, finished cor New kitchen III 1987 Cell 20178 Mack StOllll" alld "CIeens $235.000 JI)' loom $243.900 (F.15 PEA) recreation room, new carpet, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 IF ilLAI\1 tm1811' $245,000 (F 31WOO) updated kItchen $120,000 (F 62BEL) ,_.,~ ,.A,." ":. THEY DON'T BUILD THEM i r",.~, ,~. - ".... .\~.;. '" . LIKE THEY USED TO. ~, LJ TOTALLY REDONE, four bed ..", room, two and one half bath TUDOR STYLE INCOME UNIQUE CENTURY HOUSE center entrance Colomal near the lake Good condItion FIRST OFFERING! Fantastic WIth all the charm of yester. Large famIly loom WIth Very spacIOus. Four bedrooms, locatIOn near lake, schools, year and many modern con- pegged oak floors $269,000 three baths per unit. $289,000. churches. Full baths. Finished (H 32AIS) lH.20TRO) vemences. Large, cozy, country basement, fireplace $289,000 kltchen. $219,000. (H.34KER} 'F23GRO) 1 \ ~~;,; ...... ,~ i}~ V::-ttYM ~ , EXQUISITE, three flom' town FOUR BEDROOMS, two full Inspired by a Norman Chateau, this home is a labor of house New roof In 1989 WIth FIRST OFFERING' Umque .FIRST OFFERING' ThiS com baths, semI-ranch in desirable love unequaled in detail and in adherence to its French heri. 20 year guarantee Basement one of a kmd, two bedroom, pletely redecorated three bed tage. Farms location Screened tel" waterproofed m 1989-hfe two bath ranch on prestIgIOus room, located In the Park of race, large lot $162,500. (G- ~ , Di!icover marvelous hand labor, imported woodwork, guarantee $164,900 rH street In the Park $235,000 fel's formal dmmg room, .. 1 28BEL} lH 18HAR) thick plastered walls, Pewabic tile, original Ironwork, authen- 31MAUl natural fireplace. $162,000. (p. tic roof and floor tiles and hardwood floors. AU blending 19KEN) beautifUlly with a modern kitchen and large swimming pool. I The home is a blank canvas ready to graciously accept I your personal accents and treasures. The quality is unsur- passed. Price upon request. Call Sally Coe 885-2000 for an appointment ATTRACTIVE Wood's bunga SUPER, SPACIOUS town low oITe..s two bedlooms, fil'e WOODBRIDGE CONDO, 10 EXCEPTIONAL COLONIAL, house condo III Harpel Woods cated m St ClaIr Shores, fea newly decorated, natural hard. IC~"b..p~. place and bookcase In lal ge. Pllvate back and front en tures two bedrooms, family wood floors, knotty pine family comfm table liVing room, dou. trances Quality updatmg, 74 Kercheval "On the HIli" ble lot $68,000 (G 30ROS) loom, two cal carport, pool, room, eating space in kItchen large closets $76,000. (G. clubhouse $87,500 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 PM 1378 AUDUBON - ThIS spacIOus three bedroom, one and one 932 GRAND MARAIS, G P PARK - Master bedroom WIth pnvate bath and double closets Walking dIstance to lake half bath Colomal features a baY-Windowed hVlng room, 24 $269,000 foot family room WIth adJolnmg deck and best of all . a real. IStICprice and qUick possessIOn 15910.12 E JEFFERSON, G. P PARK - Two unit income, each WIth three bedrooms, hVlng room Separate basements $265,000 1398 HOLLYWOOD - OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS _ This 17431 MAUMEE, G P CITY - Elegant English three floor townhouse offers two fireplaces, three baths, den, pantry. four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal features a mas. $164,900 ter bedroom sUIte wlth JacuzzI and a new spacIOus family room 771 LAKELAND, G P CITY - Neutral decor, loads of closet space, hardwood floors and natural fireplace $235,000 428 FISHER$173,900ROAD, G P FARMS - Large kItchen with eatmg area, oversIzed family room, three fireplaces, two baths ADDITIONAL OFFERINGS 264 MORAN, G P FARMS - Newly decorated, natural hardwood floors, knotty pine famIly room, recreation room with fire- place $164,500 LAKESIDE COURT - Brand new center entrance Colomal in the 223 GROSSE POINTE BLVD - G. P. FARMS - Large park-hke yard WIth large patio, gastbnck barbecue. One floor level CIty of Grosse Pointe The elegant four bedroom, two and one half $289,000 reSidence is just under constructIon and if you act now . you can make tile and cabinetry S(>lectlOns 160 LAKEVIEW$169,900 AVE, G P FARMS - New carpetmg, hardwood floors, exterIOr paint and new sidewalk and SIde drive. GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS - ThiS neat bungalow In Harper 328 BELANGER,$162,500 G P FARMS - Four bedrooms, two full baths. Large lot WIth screened terrace DeSIrable Farms locatIOn. Woods features three bedrooms, two full baths, a screened porch and a terrific price.. just $59,000 555 BALLANTYNE, G P SHORES - Step down hvmg, two fireplaces, potential 1,600 square feet of second floor $380,000 CONDOMINIUM LIVING - Recently decorated and close to the 715 PEAR TREE, G P WOODS - Custom kitchen, pocket doors, large family room, marble foyer, beamed ceiling. $243,900 Village, this "end.umt" townhouse allows the best - private home 869 CANTERBURY RD , G. P WOODS - Professionally decorated and landscaped SpacIOus updated kitchen $234,400 ownershIp and freedom of maintenance. 2230 ROSLYN, G P WOODS - Double lot prOVIdes park. like setting FIreplace and bookcase in large hVIng room $68,000 18736 HUNTINGTON,$89,900 HARPER WOODS - Updated kitchen WIth cabinets galore, dischwasher. range, refngerator Included. 1058 WOODBRIDGE, ST CLAIR SHORES - Sharp condo With plenty of parking, has pool, clubhouse and two covered car- ports $89,000 mm 22425 LAUKEL,$64,500 ST CLAIR SHORES - Newer constructed, brIck front ranch in move.m condition. Neutral decor throughout YOUNGBlOOD & FINN, lie. R A o R s Grosse Pointe Woods Kercheval on the Hill 21300 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Farms 886-1000 74 Kercheval Avenue 18780Mack Avenue just north of Vernier 885.2000 20087 Mack Ave. 886-4200 just south of Moross Grosse Pointe Woods 886-5800 20 OFFICES SERVING OVER 85 SUBURBAN COMMUNITIES r ~--- ,...... ". IVY...... ", February 8, 1990 Groau Pointe,Newl 138 886.8710 "3_ 20439 Mack Av•• , Grosse Pointe I. FOUR NEW LISTINGS RED CARPET / SHOREWOOD KEirn / REAL ESTATE, INC. . FOrmerly - Shortwood E.R. Brown AMIty FIRST OFFERING - OPEN SUNDAY 1-4. 22600 LANGE, ST. CLAIR SHORES. Third house from th~ lake. lake view. Offering three bedrooms, two full baths, alarm system, gas barbecue. Sea wall with hOist for up to 32 foot boat Electronic air cleaner. furnace and central air replaced In the summer of 1989. Recreation room with bar. Two car attached garage OPEN SUNDAY W. 782 HOLLYWOOD - Price reduced on thIS very nice story and one half Flonda room, one and one half baths, recreation room with wet bar and lavatory. Updated kItchen Two car at. tached garage Guardian Home Warranty. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5. BRAND NEW CONDOMINIUMS. "HIDDEN COVE CONDOMINIUMS." Lo. cated on the water WIth a panoramic vIew of Lake St. ClaIr. Two units left. Features include' two bed. rooms, two full baths, first floor laundry room, wood deck, full basement, fireplace and boat well (boat 978WASIDNGTON well included in the price). Located in Harrison Township just south of Shook Road off Jefferson. Model 1882 OXFORD open 1:00.5:00 Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sundays 884-0600 881-6300 VACANT LOT - VERNIER AND MORNINGSIDE. Zoned residentIal WIth land contract terms GROSSE POINTE CITY - Located close to the Village. Very nice two story home Featuring three bedrooms, fireplace in hVlng room. Breakfast room, den, open sun deck on second floor First floor Win dows all replaced in 1989. Central alarm and fire system. Two car garage. HARPER WOODS - House needs updating and is to be sold 10 its present as.is condItIOn Three bed. room bungalow with a walk through room on second floor. Newer furnace 23173 ALGER - ST. CLAIR SHORES BORDERING GROSSE POINTE. PRICE JUST RE •. DUCED. Extra large ranch offering three tledroms, two and one half baths, famIly room, den. hbrary,. first floor laundry. Approximately 2,400 square feet. Call for an appOIntment today "RIVIERA TERRACE CONDOMINIUMS." In move.in condition Beautifully decorated Furnace and! air conditioning four years old. Appliances and Window treatments included Maintenance fee includes' heat, air conditioning, pool, clubhouse, and water. Unit is located near the pool. Covered carport. Each Red Carpel office IS Inde~ndenlly owned and operated 333 BElANGER 1315 BALFOUR 884-0600 884-0600 FIRST OFFERING - Moross Road bordering the golf course Three bedroom ranch. Twenty.one foot SCARBOROUGH SQUARE at 12 MIle & Schoen- herr Easy access to transportation Completely master bedroom. First floor laundry Built for cur- rent owener in 1953. redecorated with new carpetmg MInI blinds and freshly painted walls. Front and rear entrance. BY APPOINTMENr Courtyard and two car attached garage Full tIled FIRST OFFERING - Rivard.Townhouse. First basement. ImmedIate occupancy. For rent or pur. floor den. Four bedrooms and two baths on second chase, $79,900. floor plus two bedrooms and bath on third floor. Large newer kitchen. Two car garage. RIDGEMONT - between RIdge & Kercheval Three bedroom Colomal on 50 x 147 lot Dmlng " room. Newer carpet and drapes. Attractive fin. FIRST OFFERING - Blairmoor tri-level with Ished basement with recreation room, office and many amenities. Paneled family room WIth flre. laundry Two car garage Near Farms Pier and place. Recreation room Three bedrooms, two and transportation $155,000. one half baths. Attached garage. Security system. AUDUBON - Center hall Colonial. First floor CLAIRVIEW COURT - Nice Wood locatIon ad.Ja- family room plus a first floor bedroom WIth bath cent to Sweeney Park. Three bedrooms (one down and SItting room. Three bedrooms and two baths two up). Two baths. Extensive updating in 1988 on second floor. FIrst floor lavatory, two car at. meludes Mutschler kitchen, hardwood floors and tached garage. 70 x 156 lot Near E. Jefferson more. Fenced yard Two car garage $239,000. HOLBROOK m East Detroit Sharp three bedroom LOTHROP - Spacious semi.ranch. Bedroom and near 1.94 and 9 Mile Road BUilt 10 1960 One and ELEGANCE IN A TUCKED AWAY LOCATION one and one half baths on first floor plus three one half baths, family room Fenced yard WIth bedrooms, sitting room and three baths on second deck Two car garage. 881-4200 floor. Den and familY'l'oom. ,Central all', two car attached garage, IBrR'e fenced lot WIth sprinkler 200 'ifN1mD - Pif'OFESSIONAL COUPLES OR system. $299,000. EMPTY NESTERS TAKE NOTE. Approximately 2800 square foot condominium provides great own. ANITA - Sharp Woods Bungalow. Fireplace, ershlp alternative to your large home. Second floor AUDUBON - Five bedroom, three and one half one and one half baths, newer carpeting_ 881-6300 has three bedrooms, large dressing room or fourth bath Colonial on 120 x 156 foot lot Library. Ter. bedroom, two baths, third floor has two bedrooms PRIMESHORES LOCATION- Quiet cuI de sac - outstanding decor! 881-6300 nfic patIO, pool and outdoor kItchen for summer and a bath (could be closed om. Service staIrs, fire. NEARVlUAGE and lake! Designed by Hawkins Ferry. relaxation and entertaining. Newer furnace and place in living room, dining room with greenhouse NOW $174,9001 884..()600 roof. Central aIr. Two car garage. Window, large open kItchen, den FIrst floor lava RIVERROAD- Huge family room with fireplace. Central air. 881-4200 tory. BUDGETMINDEDWoods Ranch. Updated kitchen. $64,900! 881-4200 JEFFERSON APARTMENTS - in Grosse POinte WINDMIll POINTE - Larger DUPLEX.MAJOR price adjustment I 884"()600 CANTERBURY - Four bedroom, two and one half City. Deluxe second floor condominIum. Two large SHORES - Nothing to do but move in! Walk to lake. $345,0001 881-6300 bedrooms, two and one half baths, den and base. bath Colomal. Twenty.two foot family room With KENSINGTON- Four bedrooms, newer kitchen, great price I 881-4200 ment area Central air. Elevator service. fireplace has both front and rear yard views Cus- tom kItchen With Jenn.Aire stove and other deluxe SHARP CONDO In Grosse Pointe school district. Affordably priced! 881-4200 LAKESHORE VILLAGE - Condominium on Gary built-ins. Cedar deck. Paneled recreation room and NEARLY3600 square feet of gracious Jiving.Chann! Great pricel 881-4200 Lane Two bedroom townhouse. Nicely decorated. office in basement plus an additional bath Central Newer kitchen appliances. Complex offers pool, air, sprinkler and two car attached garage. clubhouse, tennis and tot.lot. $254,500 KOEBER - St. Clair Shores Quamt three bed. JEFFERSON AVE. - Owner will build to suit for room, two bath country house WIth water view OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 quahfied tenant. 25,000 square foot lot located on KItchen and bath recently updated. First floor util. Jefferson near 9 Mile with condos and boating fa- ity room with breezeway to garage Eighty foot cilities all around. fenced corner lot $82,900 WAVERLY - Attractive Cape Cod styled resi. OXFORD - between Mack and Holiday. Three dence built in 1981. Large entry hall with brick bedroom, one and one half bath Colonial on 50 x floor. Mutschler kitchen. Eighteen foot dimng 177 foot lot. Umque country style fireplace. Newer room, 20 x 21 foot famlly room with beamed cell. roof and furnace. Fenced yard Two car attached 109, fireplace and doorwall to redwood deck. Elgh. garage. $169,900. Open Sunday 2.00 . 5:00. teen foot garden room. Three bedrooms and two and one half baths. Attached garage. Central air, RIDGE - Outstandmg reSIdence on approXImately lawn sprinkler system and burglar alarm. Beauti. two acres in the Farms. Seven bedrooms, five fulIy landscaped grounds. baths, two lavatories, five fireplaces Library and famIly room. Entertamment area in basement BEAUPRE - Umque two bedroom, two bath Large poolhouse with 20 X 30 foot great room. ranch in the Fanns. Library, family room, first Numerous amemtles and exqUisite detad through out. floor laundry and utlhty room. $115,000. 1560 OXFORD - Four bedroom, two and one half CADIEUX - Near VIllage shops and hospital. bath. Family room. Breakfast nook. Nicely deco- English style condominIUm. Completely renovated 1940 PRESlWICK rated. English Tudor style. $215,000. Owner wants including a Baker Concept kItchen. Three bed. REDUCED - NOW $138,000 offer. rooms, two baths on second floor Bedroom, SItting room and bath on third floor Garage. $164,000 HAWTHORNE - Classic center entrance four bed. 881-6300 room Colonial close to Lakeshore Road in Grosse LAKE SHORE ROAD - Custom built reSIdence Pomte Shores. Large family room, deck, lovely on 210 X 250 foot lot Large family room adjoms 446 CALVIN yard and master bedroom SUIte. Occupancy at large indoor pool and entertalnmg area WIth bar 881-4200 928 MOORlAND 881-4200 close. LIbrary. First floor master bedroom SUIte. Out. 885 COOK 884"()600 440 MOROSS 884"()6OO standing kItchen. Three famdy bedrooms on see 1306 EDMUNTON 881-6300 1882 OXFORD 881-6300 2000 FLEETWOOD WINDMILL POINTE DR. - Five bedroom, three ond floor, recreation room Three car attached ga, 884.Q600 23220 ROBERT JOHN 881-6300 857 HAWTHORNE and one half bath residence on a 135 foot lake rage Beautiful lake vIews 881-6300 16 SYCAMORE 884"()600 1138 KENSINGTON frontage lot. Two bedrooms are on the first fl~r. 884..()600 978 WASHINGTON 884.0600 946 LAKEPOINTE 884.0600 Ceramic tl1e floor and Corian counter top In 20044 WOODLAND 881-6300 83 MAPLETON kitchen. BrIck patio. Sprinkler system and central Open Sunday 2:00-5:00 884.0600 1490 YORKTOWN 881-6300 air. Two car garage. 921 Canterbury - Four bedroom, two and one half bath Colonial - '254,500 343 Beaupre - Two bedroom, two bath ranch - $115,000 1461 Oxford - Three bedroom, one and one half bath Colonial, $169,900. & 886-3400 REALTORS 83 kercheval avenue ~ grosse pointe farms ~EQlITYIM michigan 48236 RElOCATION CENTER GROSSEPO~FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19'790 Mack 881-6300 A '",Iete 0' SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY REALTORS' .... ------_ ..._...._...._--_-.._------~--- - February 8, 1990 148 Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS~' [B~ REAlTO~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALIORS Adlhoch ASSOCiates, Ine & ChampIOn & Baer, Ine HIgbie Maxon, Inc Realtors Red Carpet Keirn Damman Realtors Sme Real Estate Co. Aldndge & ASSOCiates R G Edgar & ASSOCiates Johnstone & Johnstone, Inc Red Carpet KeIrn Shorewood Tappan & Associates of ERA Bolton.Johnston ASSOCiates James R Fikany Real Estate Co Lochmoor Real Estate, Inc Real Estate, Inc Wilcox Realtors Century 21.East in the Village The PrudentIal John E Pierce & ASSOCiates, Inc JIm Saros Agency, Inc Youngblood & Fmn, Inc Chamberlam Realtors Grosse Pomte Real Estate Co Piku Management Co Schweitzer Real Estate/ Better Homes & Gardens OPEN 2-5 OPEN 2-5 OPEN 2-5 OPEN 2-4 OPEN 2-4 OPEN 2-4 OPEN 2-4 840 LAKEPOINTE 845 TROMBLEY 525 MOORLAND 1811 MANCHESTER 969 WESTCHESTER 702 MIDDLESEX 21203 RIVER ROAD GROSSE POINTE RESTAURANT ICE CREAM PARLOR Restaurant Ice cream parlor, Jim saros Agen9'.Llnc. employs twelve, high traffic area near hospital and schools Loads of parkmg'!' 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886-9030 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 WONDERFULLY ROOMY A FIRST OFFERING FAMILY-SIZED RANCH A GREAT OPPORTUNITY WORRY FREE LIFESTYLE 945 TROMBLEY VACANT LOT ON Charmmg interior makes this 654 HAMPTON EASTSIDE SUBURBAN 22801 LAKESHORE DRIVE GORGEOUS three bedroom, onp and one NAIL SALON half bath Colon'- nreal find MIDDLESEX BLVD. Immaculate end unit condo on EastSide suburban nall salon Family r(Y'O~""s large 80 X 200 FT. Lakeshore DrIve. Spacious two wood a- e.l ..ted kitchen, for sale - both buildmg and bedrooms, finished basement, A rare opportumty to purchase bus mess. Ask for Mike MazzeI spacious " ...,er bedroom, lots one of the few reSidential lots newer kitchen with appliances, of closet space, natural fire- available m the POlntes Beau STUNNING newer car~t. Central air, and place, formal dining room and tlful tree Imed street - fabu- walkmg dIstance to shoppmg. very affordable at $126,900. CONTEMPORARY STYLING Only $69,900. lous custom bUilt houses Call 937 LAKESHORE for detaIls BeautIful four bedroom, three Exceilent familY home wltn and one half bath Immaculate spacIOus liVing room, dmmg ColonlaJi Fantastic new LUSH LANDSCAPING room and kitchen, all WIth a CANAL LOT kItchen WIth sub-zero apph 1371 BERKSHIRE view of the natural fireplace. BEAUTIFUL ances and all bUIlt ms Spa- Three bedroom C"\. one and CIOUShvmg and dining rooms ST. CLAIR SHORES one half bp'O~~ain floor. 22470 ALEXANDER Natural fIreplace, finished Beautiful S ...ned basement basement, central all', new car- has a hUi;. tamily room, two petmg throughout, many cus. bedrooms and a full bath. Ad. tom features' You must see for dltlonal features Include two Grosse Pomte Shores located yourself, so stop In or make an natural fireplaces, two car ga- appomtment between Vermer and Nine rage and a Flonda room All MlIe, one hundred by one hun- for only $175,900 dred and SIxty two foot lot Charming three bedroom ont:! When vacant lots are selling and one half bath Colonial in OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Fabulous center entrance EIGHT MILE VACANT LOT for as much money, this beau. one of Grosse Pointe's leading locations. ThIS beautifully dec- FIREPLACE Georgian Colomal has a beau- GREAT COMMERCIAL tlful four bedroom, three bath tiful entrance foyer, liVing orated home features finished LOT OPPORTUNITY semI-ranch IS a great buy. Great three bedroom, two bath IN MASTER BEDROOM! room WIth natural fireplace, pegged hardwood floors 10 liv- BeautIful famIly room, library, tri.level located on one of 8t formal dmmg room, updated Great commercIal lot opportu- ing and dimng rooms, library, 840 LAKEPOINTE first floor master bedroom Clair Shores best canals. Beau- kitchen, family room with fif- mty, perfect for small office, SUite, full basement, two and large famdy room With brick tIful famlly room With natural floor and natural fireplace, and ~.t'e'en windowS',' andl'Mgh'lteil- W8\"lIho.U.~,etc ~nl'$94,~0 ~ne half car attached garage fireplace, coupLtx kitchen" two slidinlf doorwall leadmg to a mgs throughout There are A great price for only car attached garage, and bur-- ! patio wllhgis grill Natural I four bedrooms and a master GREAT INVESTMENT! $375,000. glar and fire alarm system ~ bedroom With ItS own pnvate fireplace in living room with Super boat hOIst This is a marble mlay, bullt.1O cabinets sitting room. ThiS IS a tradl ONLY $260,000 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 great location and a boater's in dming room and family tlonal charmmg house on a 335 GROSSE POINTE BLVD. dream You can make It come room FInished basement WIth large park hke lot, pnced at REGAL RANCH true. Priced well at $205,000_ natural fireplace and knotty only $219,900 525 MOORLAND pine pane1Jng. Temperature MODERN RANCH controlled wine cellar, sprin- ThIS beautIful Enghsh Tudor GROSSE POINTE WOODS kler system, new garage door OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 and opener, storms and has an mcredlble master bed- 1356 FAIRHOLME room WIth ItS own natural fire CHARMING COLONIAL screens, custom wood shutters place A sunken family room 1811 MANCHESTER throughout. Please call for steps up to an updated kItchen other recent Improvements WIth breakfast room, formal FOR LEASE dmmg room and a spacIous liv Can you beheve five bed- rooms, four fireplaces, three ST. CLAIR SHORES I 109 room With natural fire- l' abulous three bedroom two place Gorgeous hardwood and one half baths, formal dm- 22700 HARPER Ing room WIth Pewablc tIle and one half bath ranch In a floors, foyer With open stall" great locatIOn Fantastic new case, central all', private yard floor and a natural fireplace Great hVlng room, huge family kItchen With sohd oak cabI- With wood deck and more" A nets, ceramic tlle floor, bUlli-m must to see' room WIth Pewabic tlle floor and cathedral celllngs. Service 'apphances With sub zero refrig- Beautiful three bedroom one stairs leadmg to maIds' quart- erator-freezer Large hVlng and one half bath ""nch. One ers, first floor laundry room, room, two natural fireplaces, LOOK NO FURTHER and one half," finished 1427 BUCKINGHAM basement, two car attached family room, first floor laundry n garage, tile roof, master bed- room, beautiful fimshed base. hardwood e..O"'" ,0 car at- tached 5 ~ , new kItchen. SpacIous three bedroom bnck room With natural fireplace ment With wet bar and natural Call for a.1 appointmpnt Only Colomal features hVlng room House has city occupancy per- fireplace, central all', burglar $169,000 With bay wmdow, formal dm- mIt It does need work' Paint, alarm, sprmkler system, all Fabulous location for retad or 109 room, remodeled kItchen plaster work, bath and kitchen overlooking a private yard office. Three thousand square With eatmg space, sun room off updating Yes but it's \\11th a bUllt-m kidney shaped OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 feet Owner wlll renovate to dmlng room, hardwood floors pflCed accordingly at $260,000, sWimming pool SOMETHING SPECIAL SUIt various needs.' Building throughout and a fully tiled when vacant lots on the boule- OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 21203 RIVER ROAD features overhead door ten feet basement With half bath ThIS vard almost brmg as much GROSSE POINTE PARK by ten feet. Corner building for house also has an extra deep thIS IS an opportunity you better visability and excellent lot for your famIly to roam shouldn't pass up Call for a 702 MIDDLESEX parking SpacIOus five bedroom two and Don't miss your opportumty' pl'lvate showmg Remember DOUBLE LOT one half bath Colomal ThiS only $260,000 GROSSE POINTEJOETROIT beautifully mamtalned home features large room sIzes With PARTY STORE OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 Grosse POinte party store In a flOWing circular floor plan It TRULY BEAUTIFUL also offers you a gorgeous mod- YOU DESERVE IT! excellent locatIOn! Features a ern kitchen With sohd wood 23131 S. ROSEDALE 969 WESTCHESTER walk-in cooler, beer and wme cupboards, very sharp den, and license, two unfimshed apart- a Flonda room whIch over You must come to see thiS ments, 5,000 square feet In all looks a large backyard There beautiful three bedroom one Excellent business opportu- and one half bath bnck ranch. mty. $220,000 plus Inventory. IS much more, so make an ap ThIS enchanting Itahan VIlla polntment' It has so much to offer Just a Land contract terms also avad. Ieflects claSSIC beauty and ele few of them are famlly room, able gance extraordmalre' Begm spacIOus hVlng room WIth dm mng With a stunmng entrance mg L and natural fireplace, foyer and absolutely gorgeous CONDOMINIUM ROOM TO ROAM finished basement with wet CONVENIENCE formal dmmg room Other bar and half bath With shower, A g:orgt!OUllcustom bUilt three ThIS very attractIve four bed 1262 BERKSHIRE hlghhghts melude a popular Flonda room With bUllt.m bar. 1750 VERNIER NO, 4 bedroom, two and one half room brick Colomal offers you Mutschler kitchen With bUIlt b que, patIo With gas grlll, and bath brick ranch Offers you a a natural fireplace m a spa- InS, conservatory With foun It'S professionally landscaped large kitchen, formal dmmg CIOUShvmg room, hbrary off tam, master bedroom With ad You must see. room, family I'll' nfirst noor the hvmg room, kitchen With JOlmng nursery, five bedrooms laundry, l"",\.o"'rlreplaces, breakfast nook, formal dmmg In all and four full and two central Sv' -. " ~jtt~ ~t! ~y~. - I &~ ••• - -- .. ~ •. ".. ~~.;lJ," - "l'~ llI/:l~:o-~4 . For the Discriminating Buyer These luxu:y townhomes offer a panoramic 511 BALLANTYNE '"** The ultimate In quality. Thoughtfully de. lake~ront .vlew, ease of condominium living. Perfect condition three bedroom, one and one half bath brick Colonial on preferred Farms Signed for the present owner SpacIous contemporary m beauti. SpacIOus mterIors include many spectacular ful area of the Shores offers eIght bedroolJUlplus maids' quart- features. Open Tuesday, Friday, Saturday street. Newly decorated, hardwood floors, nat- ers over attached garage SIXfull baths Two powder rooms and and Sunday, 1:00-5:00 on Jefferson at 11-1/2 ural fireplace, central air, three car garage lavatory. Lovely family room and den with natural fireplaces. Mile Road. Greenhouse and mground pool Large lot Numerous other fea- tures. Call today for a private showing. Offered by Piku Management Co., 774.6363,886-7930, 293-1180 588 VERNIER ** Clean as can be and awaltmg a new owner. ThIs three bedroom ranch in the Woods boasts of two full baths, fam. Ily room with natural fireplace, terrific kitchen, dming area. Fimshed basement and CENTRAL AIR Very deep lot JAMES R. FIKANY REAL ESTATE 714 Notre Dame 886-5051 OPEN FLOOR PLAN on this three bedroom, two BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED elegant Enghsh full bath ranch in a super location of GrollSe Colonial in Grosse Pointe Park. Four bedrooms, I' Pointe Woods. First floor laundry, two covered two and one half baths, three car garage, newly porches, and much, much more. (09HAW) decorated, newer furnace. GREAT BACKYARD on this two bedroom ranch located in the GrOllSePointe school distrIct of Harper Woods Attached two car garage, first floor laundry PrICedto sell in the 50's Great investment! Put Number 1 to work for you. @ lB .."'tor CONSIDERING A PRESTIGIOUS & OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 LOCHMOOR REWARDING REAL ESTATE 21700 Roslyn CAREER IN Harper Woods GROSSE" POINTE WOODS 884-5280 REAL ESTATE? 20143 MACK, G. P. W. Come and see us! " ... .J. 4 " .I' A 8WEETtlEART OF Beautiful foul' hedroom home totally , redone Newer roof, carpet, master bed. room With full bath, lovely remodeled Rare find, three bedroom Colonial with A ~ELECTIONt I j..J • .I L I \ t I f kitchen, two full baths Home shows attached two car garage. Natural fire- ""I.)IIJ extremely wen Call CQJ'ITlW"e mforma- "place 11\ hvmg room, formal dining tion. room, Florida room, walk to the Hill. AffORDABLE VALUE Beautifully appointed, large lovely wooded lot. Call for details. ooking for something special, bu t FIRST OFFERING L don't want to spend an arm and a GROSSE POINTE WOODS leg? Look no further. This cozy Colo- BeautIful center entrance Colonial in GROSSE POINTE FARMS nial can be yours for under $87,000. prestigious locale. Home offers four View PIne Woods from living room of Located in Harper Woods with Grosse bedrooms, two and one half baths, charming center entrance Colonial. Re- Pointe schools, the home's three bed- newer Customcraft kithen and baths. cently decorated, giant combo studyl rooms and large backyard are won- Three car attached garage, separate family room. Choice Farms locale, derful for families with small children. mother-In-law apartment, finished large lot ensures privacy Call for ap- Other features include a natural fire- basement. Too many extras to hst. All poIntment. place and basement recreation room. thiS and much more Situated on park- hke lot OPEN SUNDAY 2--5 GROSSE POINTE PARK ST. CLAIR SHORES 744 TROMBLEY - REDUCED! Lux- ury condo built in 1989. Large rooms, OPEN ~UNDA Y '2r5 two bedrooms, two baths, library, at- tached two car garage. Beautiful cher. A nonymous on the outside ... Inside rywood kitchen, loads of cupboards. All 1\ it's a dIfferent story. Located in the amenities Grosse Pointe Woods,the home's three bedrooms and family room are just FIRST OFFERING the beginning. Other features include HARPER WOODS a newer gas forced-air furnace with ThIs clean, well-maIntained bungalow central air-conditioning, hot water PRICE REDUCED - Canal front, suo heater, and sprinkler system. There is on a beautiful all brick street offers per sharp contemporary All the ameni. central air, newer kitchen With dish. even a basement recreation room. Oc- ties, 1987 construction. washer, large rooms, formal dining cupancy IS negotiable. This home is room A must see home. Priced to sell ready and waitmgfor you. See you at quick. 1854 Newcastle. ST. CLAIR SHORES HARPER WOODS Must see to appreciate thIS well.kept mE DRICE 1&REDUCID two bedroom ranch. Formal dining room, oak cupboards in kitchen, lots of n this wondenul two-family Colonial in Grosse Pointe City. With charm. PrICedto sell qUick. Othe look ofa single family, it's perfect for most every type ofownerl investor. Each apartment has three bedrooms and one-and-one-half HARPER WOODS baths, large living room with fireplace, over-sized dining room, kitchen and screened-in porch. Both units include all appliances. This beautifully maintained home is situated on a park.like lot Home has Unique four bedroom Cape Cod in newer carpetmg, family room, three BUIlD EQUITYNar QECEIDT~ pnme Shores locale. Two full baths, bedrooms and one and one half baths. family room, hvmg room, and great Very tastefully decorated. Lots of ick the rent habit with this two-story half-duplex. WIth an open room concept. Over 2,500 square feet charm K floor plan, the kitchen flows into the family room creating a very Newer furnace and central air, at livable space. The first floor also features a living room, full bath and tached garage SItuated on a park-hke FIRST OFFERING lots of storage space. The two generous bedrooms are located on the lot Price reduced over $10,000 second floor. HISTORIC INDIAN VILLAGE AN INVITATION 10 omance in the heart ofGrosse Pointe. Drive through the gates into Qa serene and private setting that includes most every desired amenity. The first floor features a library in addition to the spacious living, dining and family rooms. The kitchen and pantry are thor- 9frnur!21 oughly updated. The second floor offers a lovely master suite and four EAST IN TIlE VILLAGE addItional bedrooms. 18824 Kercheval Ave., G.P. ThIs lovely Georgian Colonial features [BG} four bedrooms, formal dining room, "AI POt ~~"'c;o:~_ 881.7100 large living room WIth natural fire. place Beautiful estate size lot. Old Netwonc~~ world charm Call for appointment to- day. PrICed to sell. Inll'rnalUlnallll'fNral Sl'rv,cl' VIP National Relocation Service 114 Kercheval 886-6010 and OPENDAILY" to .. Gold Crest Home Warranty WEEKENDS 9-.so to & .. ~.~~~. u__~.~- ...... ~ ••• 2 ~------February 8, 1990 168 Grosse Pointe News 4a 1- DAMMAN REALTORS RECCARPET KEirn 17646 Mack. 886-4445 [B @ fQ~Al MOUSING REALTORfJ oHORrU ...I" Grosse Pointe ,( \ Board of REALTORS@' .~ CLOSE TO VILLAGE SHOPPING! Newly deeo rated! Easy terms! Stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer' FIrst floor hVlng! Close to bus transporta- tion' Great for single or couple! Immediate occu- pancyl INVESTMENT PROPERTIES!! NINE SUNDAY' OPENS! 29 umt apartment bUlldmg! COMMERCIAL BUILDING!! 4400 square feet, general business' A HOME NEAR THE WATER: Lakefront park pnvlleges and mground pool! Entertain m a large formal dmmg room and relax m the hbrary. Large family room with natural fireplace for those up. WATERFRONT PROPERTY AVAILABLE!! Call commg chIlly evenings! Master bedroom with pri- for Information on residential, condominium, or vate bath and double vanities. Two more adJoining vacant property avaIlable located on the water _ baths wIth four more bedrooms that are qUIte spa. 886.4445. CIOUS' FIRST OFFERING - 822 BEDFORD will be open FIRST OFFERING - 647 UNIVERSITY will be open Sunday ... a gracious English Tudor featuring four for your viewing. It's a charming one and one half bedrooms and two and a halfba'ths plus family room, story brick home in choicelocation. Included are three den and Florida room. Beautifully decorated in con- bedrooms and two full baths. Den could be fourth temporaty style setting off the plaster moldings, bedroom. Upstairs mother-in-law suite ideal for teen beveled glass doors, natural woodwork and refinished .1I.a. ReD CARPET 1 CERTIFIED FEE APPRAISER ON retreat or visiting relative. Twocar attached garage. _.- • KEirn STAFF. hardwood floors. 2 HOME WARRANTY AVAILABLE. 3. INTERESTED IN A REAL ESTATE 1_ DAMMAN REALTORS CAREER? WE HAVE SPECIAL PRO. GRAMS BOTH FOR THOSE WHO DO 17646 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe, MI 48224 NOT HAVE A LICENSE AND THOSE WHO DO! CALL ROBERT DAMMAN 313/886-4445 AT 886-4445. , ,~ ..... \,~ O~~~UND-\Y - ~~7 C~Y-QlX ..,. a sp~us..DP~ ~~ PlJli!ii~Wis a quality built - ranch featUring four bedroom"B,t11reebaths, family nome m pnme arms area. II bright and cheerful room, European kitchen, first floor laundry, year- four bedroom house includes a first floor bedroom or round porch, multiple fireplaces, central air, attached den. Many improvements featuring wonderful detaJl garage and a large lot. A Home Warranty is also andbuilt-insp!usredecoratingthroughout.Thisisa offered, so stop in on Sunday! "must see" for Sunday. ENGUSH MANOR HOUSE ... Beautiful architec- MINI-MANSION ... Large and beautifuljustwaiting tural details throughout this elegant and meticu- for the lucky family who will see and appreciate this lously maintained home. Four bedrooms, three and elegant home on Three Mile Drive. There is over an onehalf baths, twofireplaces. Large, updated kitchen, acre ofland with sprinkling system in frontand back. separate breakfast room with built-ins. The dining Home has so much ... a family room to amaze you, room has abeamed ceiling. Many amenities mcluding living room, formal dining room and a kitchen for the back stairs and a Home Warranty Plan. Shown by gaunnet. Has five bedrooms, central air, first floor appomtmentonly. laundry and much more. OPEN SUNDAY-17SYCAMORELANEwillbeopen OPEN SUNDAY. 310 BELANGER will be open for Sunday afternoon. Along with immediateoccupaney, your personal inspection. This attractive home has this home offers three bedrooms, one a IlTSt floor been redecorated and updated in thepastthreeyears. master suite, Mutschler kitchen, high ceilings, plan- Family room new in '88, roof new in '89 and furnace tation shutters, central air and a lovely wrought iron with central air in '86. There are also three bedrooms, door leading from front courtyard to two sooty en- two baths as well as a den with built-ins. trance hall CLASSIC CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL ... BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH COUNTRY HOME ... Of. ThIs lovingly.maintained three bedroom, two bath fers four bedrooms, two and one half baths, near charmer has al1 the "right stutT", IncludIng library, Three Mile Park. Open floorplan features nicekitchen breakfast room, fonnal dining room, hardwood floors with eating space, fonnal dining, libraty. and cozy and beveled glass throughout. At $162,000 this lovely heated garden room surrounded by windows over. home won't last long. Call for an appointment toda~! looking brick patio and super rose garden. Roomy foyer and beautiful fireplace. BY APPOINTMENT VERNIER ... A unique opportunity. Condominium living in Grosse Pointe Woods. Imagine you~lfin this OPEN SUNDAY -1977 BEAUFAIT willbe available LOOKING FOR A ROOMYRANCH?Here it is with lovely two bedroom, oneandone halfbath unit with manydel'1xefe~tures. This townhouse style umtfeatu~es for you to see Sunday. It's a channing well located three bedrooms plus a family room with natural central air, fireplace, libraty. two car attached garage, patio, all kItchen apphances and full basement WIth Colonialin the Woodsand is easily main tained. There fireplace. Located in the Woods, there are many lavatory. Call for your personal appointment. are three bedrooms, one and one half baths plus a extras includingfresh paint, refl1lishedfloors screened family room. It's perfect for a young fami1yor profes- porch, finished basement plus roof, alumi~um trim sional couple. MAPLE HILL ... Live, work and play in a year-round vacation home. A boat lover's dream. Two ~at wells. and double glazed windows new since 1984. A cathedral ceIling in kitchen, family room, three bedrooms, two baths, two car attached garage. TInrd home from Lake St. ClaIr in Harrison Twp. (Home needs some minor repairs.) A "must see" to really appre<"'ltel 21941 SHOREPOINTE - Two bedroom Condo with central air and attached garage in convement St. ClaIr Shores location. 3440 YORKSHIRE - Four bedroom brick Colonial on a double lot with a den and Florida room plus newer furnace and roof. Watch the Showcase each Sunday, Channel 20, 9:00 a.m •..• see how we're moving the world ••. BoLTON-JOHNSTON i.\~telah .."!!Il orG ..o~ I.olnt~ Realton 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES O/'/'(J\/Ie (,'1' \o/llh I Itg/l (Jll/1( I\//e Pan ef/\ \( /Ifiol 886-3800 884-6400 90 KERCHEVAL GROSSE PTE. FARMS, MI48236 884-6200 Membero/RFIO'.. ,...... tbe Wbrld Ilad('r In R('/OCnllon RELQ •REAl ESTATE - ,",,!"""_I""'''UJ''I~.I•• ''---'j!W-",'''' .:~~ ••"-~~" .~ -co: , • - "' ••,.., ••••,.".,,"", lIIIIII!).' -'-1-•..•" • February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 'By APPOINTMENT 179 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 FIRST OFFERING OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 'lJIV ,} ~W'\ .... - • " FIRST OFFERINQ _ _ _ ., ".' ~v ,.,..,"" "/l' , 1434GRAYTON.AQUAINTENGLISH with charac- 744 WASHINGTON. PRICED JUST REDUCED on ter and charm ... Many sought after features includ. this handsome English Tudor. This carefully con. ing leaded glass and beautiful hardwoodfloo1'$,Three structed residence offers a pretty living room with bedrooms with a bonus glassed-in sun porch off the fireplace and French doo1'llleading to the brick patio, third bedroom. This is an impec:cablestarter house gleammg kitchen with eating area. four gleammg priced to sell! kitchen with eating area. four bedrooms, private rear OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 yard and versatile floor plan. Stop by Sunday or call t~\~:...Z~ for your personal appointment. $199.900. /, ( ~ISTINCTIVE ~W E.NGLANDCOLON~L pro- VIdesa warm fa~lly enVll'onmentand gracious show- I, c~ for your friends. Stunning architectural details -,.' j'~ ~l: . -;:~ ~ __ WIllcapture your attention ... Library with fireplace FOR ALL YOUR FAMILY NEEDS ... This attrac- nestl~ near the pleasantly appointed family room tively decorated three bedroom. one and one half bath and adJacent terrace romantic master bedroom WIth ColOnial WIth hbrary plus a garden room which is fireplace, three full baths on second floor Mutschler used all year round has numerous amenities. Lsrge kitchen with eating area and butler's pa~try excep- - _ _ _ """__ ~ _ ..!!:-__ T:l/~_::Jo lot size gives loads of privacy. By appointment. tional brick walkways and edged gardens wlll sooth ~5TROMBLEY $339,900 your senses. $34{),OOO. SIXbedrooms. three baths, two lavatories, family room ~ ~-> _-:.... • .::: OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 861WHITTIER . . . $298,000 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 Five bedrooms, four and one half baths, library OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 ~'~~~" ~~"""1 I, ~ ...~~ l".l~ " ~ ">v ,j:...l ~~ "J if , ~/. --:..--=- "'-1\'"' _ .. 1., io, ~~_ h ~~ '. I 43 BEACON HILL $419,000 ~. ~ Four bedrooms. three and one halfbaths family 58 MEADOWLANE $210,000 room. library , Four bedrooms, one bath, famIly room OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 "'<;l ~~ _ OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 <7t. -"< A WONDERFUL FAMILY HOME high on a hill overlooking Lake St. Clair! Four bedrooms and three I, :'['~_'''', . ~ ... baths on the second floor, spacious family room, • • M ","'l,,, hbrary. Mutschler kitchen and much more. Four car 337 RIVARD $259,000 348 HILLCREST $159.000 1239SUNNINGDALE $348,000 attached heated garage. Brochure aval1able. Four bedrooms, two baths, den Four bedrooms, three and one half baths. family Five bedrooms. three and one half baths, den room 1 BY APPOINTMENT BY APPOINTMENT MEMBER CHM1PION~BAER OUTSTANDING ANDUNIQUE New England Colo- A QUIET CUL-DE-SAC off Lakeshore in the Farms ~ nial with country charm. Lovmgly maintained and provides the setting for this charming Mirou built EMPLOYEE improved by its owners. Tastefully decorated, this Colonial. Three bedrooms, two and one half baths, RELOCATION REALTORS home features numerous amenities yet retains the exceptional Mutschler kitchen. sprinkler system and COUNCil 102 Ken:heval Ave, GJTh,5efbmte Farms, MI 48236 chann of refinIshed hardwood floors, decorative centralail' arejusta fewofthe important features. Be mouldings. panelling, four fireplaces and Pewabic sure to see this one of a kind Colonial. tile. Five bedrooms, three and one half baths. Early 884.5700 occupancy. OPEN SUNDAY: 710 WESTCHESTER, ... FIRST OFFERING ••• OPEN SUNDAY 23439 N. COLONIAL COURT. ST. CLAIR 2110 HAMPI'ON. GROSSE POINTE WOODS: GROSSE POINTE PARK: Up to date kitchen 253 MORAN, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Fresh SHORES: Wonderful four bedroom family Colo and huge family room plus all the old world de- Umque four bedroom Colomal WIth one bedroom and crisp with brand new kItchen and lovely mal In a prIvate park lIke setting that backs up to tails of a classic English Tudor! and a laundry room on the first floor. Bullt with floors. Three bedrooms plus a family room. the Ford estate Great family room With raIsed custom qualIty brIck hearth. 21479 MORNINGSIDE. GROSSE POINTE 20 WlNDEMERE. GROSSE POINTE FARMS: 21560 VAN K, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Cus WOODS: A must see horne! Perfect for enjoying French ProvinCIal one floor cluster home WIth OPEN SUNDAY: 1252 BLAIRMooR COURT. tom deSIgned "Early AmerIcan" style ranch With GROSSE POINTE WOODS: ExecutIve style five family liVing as well as entertaining! Four bed- vIews of Lake St. Clair. FIrst floor laundry adja- newer kItchen and large famIly room WIth fire. rooms Fabulous!!! cent to the flawless kitchen! bedroom Colomal With wonderful large kitchen place. All Important two full baths' opening Into famIly room ... FIRST OFFERING ••• OPEN SUNDAY ••• 622 RIVARD, GROSSE POINTE CITY: Lovely fivt! bedroom home In prIme area. All the rooms have been freshly decorated Great Eu. 690 BEDFORD LANE, GROSSE POINTE PARK: ropean kItchen and paneled library, beautIful leaded glass detaJl SprawlIng ranch Just off Windmill Pomte with views of 1200 VERNIER RD., GROSSE POINTE WOODS: the lake. First floor laundry and new kitchen too! ... FIRST OFFERING ... OPEN SUNDAY ••• 20854 LANCASTER. HARPER WOODS: NIcely decorated three bedroom Colomal WIth many new features Includmg the kitchen! ExceptIOnal three bedroom ranch WIth central aIr and eatmg space In the kitchen, lovely deck and whIrlpool tub In the bath' 432 BARCLAY, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Dra- matic contemporary ranch With vaulted ceIling and 22608 LIBERTY, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Lovely and projection screen in family room Gorgeous landscapmg. tastefully decorated brick ranc;h. KItchen With oak cabi- nets 2231 ALLARD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Three The Prudential ~ bedroom ranch with many mce features mcluding bright 18080 EGO, EAST DETROIT: Custom designed three kItchen! GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE CO. bedroom ranch Country kItchen/famIly room 19615 MACK AVE. 20531 CHALON, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Three bed- • •• ALSO OPEN SUNDAY • * * room brick ranch with hardwood floors throughout! GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MI 48236 280 Stephens, Grosse POInteFarms 2023 Hampton, Grosse POInteWoods 882.0087 262 Moran, Grosse Pomte Farms 2031 Roslyn, Grosse Pomte Woods The Prudential. You know us. We know real estate.HI ...... ---..---- .0 ••• D •• O •• ,O? • - 188 February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News By Counter Points ~athleen stevenson Pel'k u~ your Jilt .shops of The WHITTIER TOWERS cor. wardrobe wIth new tM dially invites you to experience IOINTE PATI88IERE spr~ng fashion acces- tbe best in retirement livin,. Sur- to1n~~tl~~b~!~ w"lton.Pi~r(e I1ht~OLD'"GIFTS Valentme s Need a Special dessert for Valentine's sones. Our resort-spring jewelry and round yourself in tbe elegance ~ \I Day? All our pastries are made only with belts feature Les Bernard, Gay Boyer and and charm of the Whittier. Enjoy Day with sparkling Jewelry for your ~a- swimming in our indoor pool or a fresh ingredients. Baked to order or stop Car~l Dauplaise. Handbags from Davey's, vorite Valentine. Ruby hearts and dla. leisurely stroll in the private in ... at 18441 Mack Ave., Grosse DeLli and Mary Ann Rosenfeld. Final re- monds, bracelets, earrings and much waterfront park. You deserve the Pointe, 882.3079, Tuesday. Friday, 10:00 duction on winter stock .. up to 70% OFF best, you deserve life at THE WHI'ITIER more to show your love on thIS special a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Saturday until 4:00 p.m . . .. 16828 Kercheval in-the-Village 884- :rOWERS. Immediate occupancy is available day. Ask for Theresa AbiRagi.Simon, 1300. ' In Independent and Assisted Living apart. 23402 Mack Avenue, south of 9 Mile, * * * ments. Call 822.9000for more information or 772-4220. * * * to arrange a tour. * * * * * * eweency' s ~towers Jam us for a Valen- Purses - ONE OF A KIND! Antique, tme's Day luncheon or <\5 you probably know, Valen- tine's Day is just around the cor- beaded, tapestry, and metal mesh. Cus- dmner. VLOhn muste tom purses made from antique purse and speczal Valentine's ner and what better way to show fraI?es. ~eather, suede or a fabric of your Day menu Please re- that speCIal someone how much chOIce. Fmer handbags re-eonditioned. serve early . .. 123 Ker- DuPont Corian has been the leader in you care, than by buying them cheval, 881-5700 solid surface countertop materials for that perfect gIft from SWEE- Update your own special purse with * more than fifteen years. Originally avail. NEY'S FLOWERS. You can ON~ OF A KIND shoulder straps in * * able m only three colors, Corian has re- choose from a large selection of cham or beads - also wearable as a cently expanded its color line. There are fresh or silk flower arrangements and necklace. now fifteen Corian colors available in- blooming plants. And for that extra-spe- Also necklace restringing and missing cll;lding Glacier White, Taupe, P~ach, cial Valentine our beautiful long stem stones replaced in costume jewelry ... edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. MIS~y Green, and Pearl Gray, the latest roses. For the best selection 124 S. Woodward, Ste. 6 Birmingham Cupid knows how to win a lady's heart. He addItIOns to the Corian palette. These order early. They will be glad 646-6146. ' , stops at edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. Wouldn't new colors, along with six other solid col. you did ... 20237 Mack Ave., * * * she love a diamond heart-shaped pendant! ors and four granite-look "Sierra" colors Stop and see our large selection of beautiful 881-8300. gold heart.shaped pendants. Add one to her combme to give you the ultimate 10 solid * * * favorite necklace or bracelet. It should be cho- surfacmg flexibility. And all Corian is sen with great care and the experts at ed- ~acked by DuPont's exclusive ten-year mund t. AHEE jewelry co. wiU help you. lImIted warranty. Corian: beautiful, du- WILD WINGS Just in time for Vafentine's Day - stop and see our beau- You'll love the friendly atmosphere ... 20139 rable, and virtually maintenance free Mack at Oxford, 886-4600. Open Monday Available at Customcraft Inc., 18332 METRO SKI & SPOIlS tiful signature collection hand-made crys- thr~ugh Saturday 10:00a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Friday tal (rom Sweden. All sizes and designs. A untIl 8:00p.m. Mack Ave. (between Moran and Mc- Large store wlde "Insanity" SALE. Valentine that will be treasured for years * Kmley) in Grosse Pointe Farms. Call Startmg Frzday mght, February 9th. 881-1024 for a free consultation. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Come early for . .. at WIW WINGS, 1 Kercheval, 885- * * * best selections and best savings of the year 4001. Monday - Friday, 10:()() a.m. - 9:00 ... 20343 Mack Avenue at Country Club p.m., Saturday 10:()() a.m. - 6:00 p.m., r h lZ' Clearance. .. 50% sav- Sunday noon - 5:()() p.m. lSa 'Cl~'CJ ings on seasonal slacks 884-5660. ' and skirts ... 20148 Mack Ave., 886. * * * * * * 7424. Ample free parking. Valentme's Day is next ~ * * * week. The LEAGUE SHOP has. a large selectwn of Val- "Tk.~IItJr A. Valentine SpeCialll"" entme cards. Stop and pick- FaCIal, massage, cut and bair-style, mllDi- --- of romance - up a lovely heart shape picture frame or whatA liftbetter way to . cure and make.up for ISTERNATJONAL HAIR SALON cJ we will be happy to help you select a gift say "1 Love You" JaCO})SOllS 5_~~ w r F 5 only $75.00. Call tor your Valentine appoint- for that special someone . " 72 Kercheval ment ..• 886-1650,20091Mack. . than with "A DAYOF If\~ce' February 10th (Satur- 3 • ~ 6 1 ~ ~ on-the-Hill, 882-6880. GLAMOURl" _ ~ 5 day) 1(1 II 17 13 IA IS- I~ * * * Sauna. 1IUUI8age, fa- __ ' 18 19 70 11 n 23 * * * cial, pedicure, JIUUIi.. SALON Card makzng for your IS 76 n 28 79 30 ~ure, hairstyle. light lunch, etc.l Available _ specwl Valentme From 11:()() a.m - 4:00 A DAY OF LEISURE" for him - or share the pm. In our Chzldren's Department. day together .•• 17912Mack Ave., 886-4130. ($100). For your Special Val. SALE * * * Have a gift for your favorite Valentzne entine •.. you'll find a Coach House SALE personaltzed zn our Teen Department large selection of fine .-"'-'-C-l---'" ;"'='.-=1 SALE. The from 11'00 a.m - 3:00 p.m. and/or deco- colognes, perfumes, deli- finest uphol- rate a specwl cookie for your Valentine m - cioWl Russel Stover Val. stery fabrics. Yours at 10% - 35% OFF our Kitchen Department from 11:00 a.m. - - - - ., entine chocolates, and until February 17th at the COACH isles of gift ideas at the NOTRE DAME PHAR- HOUSE ... 20755 Mack Ave., 882-7599. 4:00 p.m. MACY ... 18929Kercheval, 885-2154. February 14th (Wednesday) * * * * * * Old Pointe Tavern Valentmo spnng - Cruise collectzon. Informally modeled from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 Ten Televisions Pass - ESPN - All Sports Channels p.m. In our Internatzonal Salon. Don't throw If' IMj./~ Four Tournament Size Pool Tables In s~~ Formal Brzdal Show and semtnar your blinds away. IM'U( ~ • our Store for the Home, receptzon 6:30 ,~ Let us clean them --- 15130 Mack Ave. p m. Show wzll be at 7:00 p m. Reserva- ultrasonically! Grosse Pointe Park New spring merchandise has arrived! (between Lakepointe & Maryland) tIOns 882-7000, ext. 196. Quzck o.vernight service. FREE pick-up Valentine's Day cards, imported tapestry 824-0546 pillows. Tiffany style lamps, Caswell and delzvery. For your free estimate call Massey products. Personalized service - 776-7507. * * * (the pointe) FREE gift wrapping ... in KIMBERLY'S * * * LOWER LEVEL ... 17110 Kercheval in- the-Village, 886-3110. BAKE SHOPPE For the best quality m * * * Located zn the lower level of Jacobson's GROSSE POINTE MOVING I: STORAGE CO. eyewear ANGELL OPTI- . .. 9 Inch szngle layer heart-cake $795 CAL is the place to be! For 882-7000, ext. 107. . ~ exce~lent ,!nd professional Let us orchestrate your next servlce w~th fashions by Wel~oming ~'.'In.SI'M'UUCII Polo - Ralph Lauren - Benelton - Chris- West-slders! _ • ..! •• ,.. .." •• move, local, long distance, worldwide, small and partial tian Dior - Cartier . . . Stop by - see our easy I. 696 to 1- 94 - exzt 9 Mile. Come in shipments welcome. has a wide selec- and see o'!r new lme of Sprmg clothes ar- C.erti~d Opti~l.ans and get the profes- . t ,. tion of gift ideas for rwmg dally. Complete lme of communion 822-4400 sumallSm you ve come to appreciate ... enOUt. e CJ. O!~niOt1 ~ your Valentine ... dresses and suits for boys ... 23240 19701 Vernier (office Center), across from or a gIft certIficate SQshe can choose her own. * * * Eastland, 884-7631. Co.m~see our new Spring fashions, arriving Grea;ter Mack Avenue, one block south of dady. '" 23022 Mack Ave., SQuth of 9 Mile 9 Mzle Road, 777-8020. * * * Road, 774-1850. * * * 77th Annual February ~ * * * SALE! 25% - 50% OFF! VI'" Valentine'. Day - Love. Love _~. ~ our entire collection of Ori- EdMaliszewliiu~ entals, Area and Braided rugs ... Hurrah fo~ love. A precious gift for Josef's 21435- your prec:IOUSsomeone at KISKA - 'I. Mack Ave., 776-5510. JEWELERS ... 63 Kercheval, 885- '~. French Pastry Shop * * * 5755. ~ ~ On Valentine's Day say it WIth some- * * * - Sports bar and gnU thing special from Josefs! Try our deli- Featuring 1/2 lb. ground rounds , '" /. . It's tzme to be creative! Deb- cious heart.shaped cake or a box of im. W C 0 L E~ Dazly Lunch and Dlnner Specials ( 1t~~.U1\ J~ bra Smithson will be teaching J. ported Lmdt chocolates 21150 Mack "'IlJ.lt@ the Bob J!.oss method of land- 19834 Mack • 885-5129 Avenue, 881.5710. Watch Sports on Pass and Vlszt Our Game Room i scape paznting on canvas on Need a Valentine's gift? Than look no '" * 18431 Mack Ave February 17th from 10:00 further. Say "I Love You" with a gift 885-0925 a.m. - 4:30 p. m. She will be teachmg a one Saturday workshop each month from J.W. Cole Jewelry. Until February "SPECIAL ACCENTS" * * * please check for the days. ' 14th stop in an receive 20% OFF all ~ome to our two day Pastel Workshop. Ame~hyst. jew~lry and 14K Gold jewelry. Come m and VlSlt the On Valentine's Day treat Vlrgmla Durbin Thibodeau will be teach- No glm:r.ruck, Just affordable prices. Hon- quaint little shoppe In yourself to a delicious mg on March 24th and 25th from 9:30 est quahty and personal service. the Woods, but be pre- smoked turkey or spiral a.m. - 4:00 p.m. * * * pared to be surpnsed. sliced honey glazed ham trom Ellen Tye is giving three one-day work- Everything you would HAM SUPREME SHOP. Be- shops with the Bob Ross method on expect and even more cause they refuse to skimp on anything abun. ~ance is what they're all about. Mouthwater. March 16th, 17th and 18th from 9:30 BALLO~N EXPRESS (for. that you wouldn't. Cre- Ing and piled high can only describe their ~.m. - 4:pO p. m. Call 881~30S for more merly Two S Company) will de- ative ldeas and custom fa~ulous party trays and overstufFed sand. mformatlOn. liver any quantity ballons tor all occasion.. Competitive designs m silks. Also, wlches. Stop in and let them speak tor them- Large selection of writing paper and en- selves. HAM SUPREME SHOPS is also featur. prices .. Please call for more i • crafts and gcfts for Valentmes, St. Pat- velopes in Bright Spring Colors have ar- fo~matJon " . 882-7]78. n rick's Day and Easter are now available i~g Truap's chocolates, gourmet goodies, and glft certificates for those special people on rived. Available to buy separately or by 20963 Mack, 3rd Shop on Hampton, your list. At 21611 Harper (between 8 and 9 the pound '" 20507 Mack Ave 881- 886-0044. Mile) 774.2820. 6305. ., For more Pointe Counter Points please see 2B " L".. It r-- ( .. Section C I p- February 8, 1990 Itness 4C CJassified 5C (1rt'Q~ p~;nt~. ~ r ~T • -1 ., South swimmers make big , splash zn• victory over North By Rob Fulton first in the 200 mdlVldual med- Sports Editor meet, but the only one who has I ley (2:05.59), and swam a leg on Should the Grosse Pointe dropped hIS time IS Andy Wal- South swim team be ranked No the winning 200 medley relay ter." I\. doormat 2 in the state? team (1:42.8) That team also m- eluded Craig Winmger, Andy Steve Swan took third for Grosse Pointe North certainly no longer thinks so. Walter and Chris Nelson North In the 100 backstroke, whIle Peter Elhson and ErIC "I think they just mtimidate ''The North.South meet is al. • DeMeulemeester took third In our kids," Norsemen coach Les ways a big one even though you One year ago It wasn't diffi- know it mIght not be close," said the 200 mdividual medley and lcult to find where the Grosse Roddis said after his team was tanked, 115-59, Feb. 3 at North. Stedem. "It's definitely our bIg. 100 breaststroke, respectively. Pomte South hockey team gest psych.up meet of the season Charhe Roddls was second In the "South is a legitimate contender stood m the standings - look It's always mce to beat North." 100 butterfly for the Norsemen. to the bottom for the state Class A tItle be. cause It IS a deep and strong This year, it's difficult to find team." In diVIng, South's Ken Mac- the Devils if you look in the Lean took first place with 280.45 same vlcmity because they are South is 7-0 and North is 6.2. 'It would have POInts, Just four points shy of South showed why it's deserv. settled m at second place. ChrIS Jackson's school record set ing of the No. 2 ranking by tak- been a closer and In 1975.76 mg first place in all events. From last place to first place better meet if we one season later "I didn't expect it to be a lop- "Ken was outstanding," saId sided win for us," said South had as much talent Michahk "He was on In every coach Fred MIchalik. "I think dIve and 1 was really pulhng for WIth only five seniors m the the difference in the meet was hIm to break that record He's hneup, It IS a true surprise that as South does. ' our number two and three guys. worked extremely hard." South has an 11-3-2 overall re- They really swam well against Victor Perez cord, and a 6-1-1 mark in the So is the entire North team. North, but they're going to have North swimmer Michigan Metro league. Some "We are working hard," Rod. to come up big again against may credit the turnaround to a dis saId, "but it doesn't seem to teams like Huron and Pioneer." weaker schedule, some may "It would have been a closer show 1 beheve we're wmmng Michalik, whose team hasn't even say that South has been because of our depth, but we . / lost a dual meet in three sea- and better meet if we had as lucky. I thmk South, a very dls- much talent as South does," said really don't have the great SWIm. sons, was pleased with the vic- mer who can lead the team and ciplmed and organized team, tory, but didn't try to pad the North swimmer Vic..1:or Perez, take us one step fwther." plays well together and de. lineup to run up the score. who took second in the 200 free serves to be ranked in the (1:54.95) and third in the 500 "I don't like a score like that," The closest SWImmer is Perez. Class A's top 10. free (5:08.76). "South is awfully "VIctor IS our sparkplug," he said. "We tried some different strong." combinations because we needed Roddls said, "but our nucleus IS Photo by Rob Fulton South's only league loss, a 5. to know where we're at this late Other frrst-place finishers for In our sophomore class. We Just '< 2 decision, came at Southgate South's Jim Bellanca gets off the blocks in the 100 backstroke. in the season, and I'm not so South were Tim Jogan (200 and need to get those guys more ex- Anderson, the No.1 ranked Bellanca also swam on the winning 4oo-freestyle relay team. sure I like where we are." 500 freestyle), Walter (50 frees- perience" team that hadn't lost in some tyle, 100 butterfly) and Wminger The biggest surprise, according 35 tnes before losing 1-0 to to Michalik, came in the 100 (100 backstroke). Wininger, Tip Trenton. The tie came at freestyle, where Chris Nelson Quilter, Jogan and Bellanca also Brother Rice, another top 10 (53:30), Brenn Schoenherr and teamed up to wm the 400.free team. relay. Norman Rice took the top three spots. 1 Coach Tim Zimmerman "I thmk our top sWImmers "I was very suprised because won't dIsagree that his team could have had a better day," there are two sophomores and has played a weaker schedule saId Michalik. "We're not swim- than prevIous years, but when one freshman (Schoenherr) in the mmg against others who can group," Michalik said. "It was a , really push our to{> guys and a young team needs to mature, nice surprise." playmg weaker teams is the that hurts us because we can't rIght decision. It was, however, no surprIse Just swim with medIocrity and that South's Ted Stedem, who then turn on the heat. We need owns the state's top time in the One year ago South finished to be consIstent 100 breaststroke, took frrst in "I want to be faster now than 5 HOUR , 1-9-3 m tbe~l~ague. Now With the 100 breaststroke (1:01 67), only five league ga.-nes to play, we were a year ago at the state it is assured of no worse than a 500 season; not bad for a team labeled a preseason doormat. INSANITY" "It's been our attitude," Zim- t merman said. "This season the kIds have done everything asked of them and spirits have been up. The early season atti- tude started with the coaches and Just traveled through the team" STARTS FRIDAY South has shut out two of its last three opponents, including FEBRUARY 9th , a 6-0 wm over PIOneer Jan. 31, but now the true test of mettle AND KICKS OFF begIns A WHOLE MONTH j WIth games against Catholic Central, Trenton, Anderson, OF MADNESS! , North, a team South already beat 3-1, and Gabriel Richard ',,"~"'w", ':.~~~~~~/",""0',,~,'nriRS'"QQ ~,0' ,0ClttT ATi6' "00 PM'" "", "'--"/"', 1~.R~' - all at home - South could lJ.r~f/na' ., ,~ .>~ t undoubtedly finish with five straight league losses. Even if .'c' ~t;~Y.bU:WAlf.FOirTiiEBESi PRICE?:r:;:i that happens the Blue Devils ..... <" ... "...... "'...... ( ".;:.. 'will finish with 24 points, eight '" " • '" "'" ,""-,,,,,,,q. S/~'H"WE" ""2' "5°'%' '" tnore than last season. ",:,Fr~m6:pm ~:7'~prilf~f,:::" " '" 0:: t Already, the team has met Photo by Rob Fulton " ,A,:,"" ",-.;, :l'~t~;~:'~l~:"""','f~'~(:;:':s~~' 'Ot "': , ",' ,'" " 7"p'" m~ "~'8 p:;'m";" :;~, , '""~'"3"O' 7{] ; two goals: Win one more game Vietor Perea, North's top swimmer this season, if up and off in ...... O than last year, and get 23 the 4OO.freestyle relay against South. Perez took second in the points. Now, the Devils, cap- 200 freestyle and third in the 500 freestyle for the Norsemen. tamed by MIke Kisskalt, Chris Paul and Peter Bourke, want "'" . '~pih~'9,P~'.::.~~SAVE.3~%'~ ...... :" ...... 29 points. It's not impossible, but IS highly improbable. ThIs is the tIme of season th ELIMINATES team begIns to peter out. TIred "",'" 10pm-it:~':'$A.~,:S.()~ f skaters, fatigued goalies and ODORS frustrated practices. Zimmer. man has cancelled all Monday • pets e Mildew " OFF'SUGGESTED~RETAIL:' ," ',',,/ t afternoon workouts because his • Tobacco • Etc. ", WhUe SuppUes/ Last " team IS dragging its wagon, bu Home. cars. R.V.... so are the other teams in the t league .- 643-4490 ~ Plus Selected Cruise Wear Up to 70% Off. South won't contend for the f t league title because Southgate 15% OFF Tllru March 17th Anderson proves too strong to knock off, but South can proudly and decisively say that second place in the Michigan Metro East IS a league champi. onshlp in itself. Now is the time for South to "Selling Sports for the Fun of it" prove that 11 wins is no nuke. An pasier schedule has helped it regain some respect, but. if it can muster two or three WillS down the stretch, It could be 95 20343 Mack • South of VernIer Grosse PointeWoods the sleeper team m the reo , :~5~:... $129 gional playoffs at Wyandotte s Yack Arena Feb. 26. ~'W:::..-:- :,"".1$ 159.95} • • l- M.... -FrL 1008 884-5660 Sa.11Ul... _~ =J ----~_... • L • .. - - •...__...... _------_ ...._._------ _2C S~ February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News South sRorts Northern too Husky for South basketball volleyball teams I Gramlmg's hoop cut North- South got 10 service points from (8) and Joe Caldwell (5) co~ ern's lead to 62-58 with 2:36 to both Katie Kolp and Laurie By Rob ulton hbmded2forbo13POdmts Coates al play but agam, South failed to Thomas, and got a combined 12 alreuns , . kllf1 ETA I Sports Editor "In the Northern game, we convert on two straight posses- I s rom ml Ie yrau t, Kal- After a five-game wmmng h d. f t "Pe- slOns. Northern then stepped to mink and HIgeJ. s owe SignS 0 grea ness, 1 th "It t k d " streak put the South boys' bas- trouleas said. "But we also the free-throw me to Ice e Sh was da "grThea w1eeen , ketball team In the driver's seat h d f d t" game alope sal . e gIr s really s owe SignS 0 me IOcn y ~. I d II d d'd . to WIn the Eastern MichIgan South, whIch trailed 38.27 at "There were a Jew times we p aye we an I everythmg League title, one quick loss to th h If h t 40 percent from scrambled defenSIVely, but we they had to to beat good teams Port Huron Northern has now th e fl a,so d 71 pe cent from the weren ,t COnsIS'tet"n, Pte rou Ieas atth e tournamen. t" forced South to rIde m the back I n: ~~I~~el'n w~Ich shot 80 saId. "Then we were forced to South beat St. Alphonsus, Di- seat del'cent m the fil'st quarter, shot pressure the ball - and dId - vine Child, and East Detroit to The Blue DevJ1s, 9-5 overall, 56 percent on the night. but we stopped scormg 'Y,e were get out of pool play, and quickly fell to 5-2 m league play, after "We shut them down m the Inconsistent at both ends. beat Oak Park, and Fraser in losmg to the Huskies, 70-62, latter palt of the game," Petrou- the quarter.. and semifinal Jan 30 Both league losses have leas sald "but we were playmg VoJleyball games, respectively come to Port Huron Northern, catch up basketball We dug our- However, in the finals, the WhICh has only one league loss selyes a hole and fought to get Since Jan 11, after losmg to Lady DeVils were beaten, 15-8, (61) out of It and put ourselves m po- Port Huron Northern, the South 15.10, by Chippewa Valley. "ThIS makes things much sitlOn to wm It, but we couldn't volleyball team enjoyed a five- Hlgel finished the afternoon more difficult for us now," said gJ asp It " game winning streak; until Jan With 35 kills and Kalmink had Devils' coach George Petrouleas. South cut Northern's two 17- 30, when It lost at Northern 25. Ayrault had 17 ace services "We were controlling our own poInt leads In the third quarter South, 5-2 m the league, is and Kolp was perfect on 90 as- destiny, but now we've got to to eight and 12 pomts, but still two games behind Northern. sists. look for help from some other traIled 5644 at the end of three "We were playing for the South IS 17-5 overall. teams, that's the difficult part. quarters league championship and the We're forced to win every game To stmt the fourth quarter, girls just didn't play," said Dev- from here on out and can't afford South got seven quick pomts on ils' coach Cindy Sharpe. "I don't Hockey another loss." baskets from Caldwell and know what it was, but it eel'- Goalie Kevin Nesler stopped South has four league games Letscher and two Gramling free talnly wasn't inspired play. We left 24 shots and recorded hIS second throws to cut the gap to 56-51. Just never played our game" "We're certainly not out of shutout in three games as the But South failed to convert on South lost, 15.2, 15-11. Blue DevJ1s routed Ann Arbor contention," said Petrouleas Its next two possessions and Jenny Kalmink and Tina "Port HW'on (which South has PIOneer, 6-0. Northern bounced back to a 60- Higel highlighted the dismal beaten once) and Port Huron South, 11-3-2 overall, moved Photo b\ Rob Fulton 53 lead With 3-33 to play. performance with five kills each. Northern are In the dnver's its second-place record to 6-1-1 in "We mIssed some key baskets Three days later, South got South's 1enny Kalmink tipped, but didn't block this shot, but seat. We Just have to get out of the MichIgan Metro East league. and some crucial one-and-one back to winning, beating Henry she did have 25 kills in South's second-place finish at the being a back-seat driver" Bnan Crane led the way with Wayne State Invitational. free throws when It was nitty- Ford II, 154, 16-14. That win two goals, one short-handed, and South got 19 points from TIm gritty tIme," Petrouleas said. carried the team into the Wayne Gramling and 18 from Rob John Morreale (short-handed), "Plus, Northern hit eight State InVitational, where it fin- Ray Roxas, John Olmsted and Khoenle. Brian Letscher added straight free throws down the ished second. eight points and Durmon Coates Peter Bourke all notched solo stretch." At home against Henry Ford, goals. Mite house and Mark KUjawskI got the win awski, Phil Morgan, Lukas Mor- In net. Ryan Kmg played an out- Devon Allard and Frank Wer- Bears I, Jayhawks 1 awski (2) and H.J. Richardson wasn't enough for the Detroit and George Massu scored goals, standmg game. notched goals. ner also had fine games for the Monthly Red Wings. Nathan As- Chris Gellasch scored the winners. while Brian Fehling, Peter Birg- Drew Byron, Stuart Yingst Assisting were Richardson, cencio played well between the Bears' lone goal, WIth assIsts and Pat Mamon scored for the bauer and Josh Prues had as- from ChriS Robinson and RICh Robert Wright and Morawski. pipes for the Wings, stopping 34 sists in the loss. Kmgs, with Tom O'Rourke, Joel France and Jonathan Squirt shots. ard Weyhing. Charhe Keers Steve ThIel and Dan Colhns as- maeker countered for the Jay Stone turned in fine perfor- Canadians 3, Bnlins 0 slstmg mances for the winners. hawks, With help from Calder Chiefs 2, Bears 0 Goalie C.J WIlhamson shut- Squirt travel Pee Wee house Gage and Caitland Robson Playmg well for the Whalers out the Bruins, and TIm KIm. I l I If II I David Chapman earned the '\JVet"e Brad Carroll and Ryan Arrows 7, Royal Oak 1 Canadiens 2, Warren 1 Bears Goahe Jeremy &her mel, Jack Ryan and Jason Dono- shutout for the Rams HOtn Cordier in goal. .• .Peter Birghauer led the way Kevin KaslborskI scored an hnck stopped 27 shots and had hue scored goals. Assisting were ChIefs Jonathan Thomas scored Blades 2. Penguins 2 WIth a hat tnck, and Brian Kasi- unassisted goal in overtime to strong defensIve help from Wal. K C Anderson, Niel Komer, hiS first career goal and Matt Nate Bradley and Robbie borski (2), Troy Bergman and give the Motor CIty Electric tel' Holmes, Nathan Burt, Scott Nick Conely Alex Federko and Manmno added a goal for the Crandall scored for the Blades, Donohue George Massu contributed to the Canadiens the wm in a sudden- Vallee, Matthew Lambrecht and wmners. Christopher Gellasch and Mark Borushko and Mat- scoring. Stephen Andris, Brian death state playoff game. Stratton O'Bnen. Joey Soloman, Rick Carlson and Mike BIen. played a strong game in net for thew Borushko countered for the Fehling and Nick Miotke all Tom Fennell scored the other Brendan Keelean, Beth NIxon, mon played strong games for the the Bears, who also got support Penguins. Blades goalie Justin BruinS. earned assists, and Steven Ron- Canadiens' goal. Scott Wieczor- Amy Holloway and Mike Hod- f!"Om ChrIS Robson and Sara deau played a strong game in kowski earned the win in net, Macksoud was outstanding In Penguins 3, Red Wings 1 net. nett also played outstandmg NIxon with defensive help from Fen- games for the Bears net, as was his counterpart Mat. Aaron AscencIO scored on a Wings 2, Chiefs 1 thew Beardsley for the Penguins. Warren 4, Arrows 3 nell, Zac Hubbell, Matt Lariscy Bryan BreslIn, Alex WIlliams, pass from Ben Weaver, but It The line combination of Denny Penguins 4, All-Stars I Brian Kaslborski, Nick Miotke and Browe MerrIweather. MIke Barger and Evan Thomas Ignagnl and Walter Belenky led Mark Voorhees got the wm In played well m supporting goalie the Wings WIth one goal apiece. net, with scoring coming from Lisa Christensen takes the bronze Danny Scott for the Jayhawks Wmgs goalIe JamIe Gates and Benjamm Karle, Anthony Tocco, Lisa Kathleen Christensen of Jayhawks 4, Falcons 3 Christensen, an honor-rOll stu- defensman Dan Tannhelmer also Zachary Beer and Nicholas first In the morning preliminary FranCIS Rodnguez led the scor- Grosse Pomte Woods competed dent at St. Paul, will compete in skated well Doran. Skating well and draw- skate-off, and in the afternoon ing for the Jayhawks with two as a member of the Fraser Fig- the Tn-8tate Competition. The ChIefs were paced by mg assits were Mark Borushko faced teams from Ohio, Wiscon- goals, Megan Robson netted one ure Skating Club at the Mid- goahe Alex Chapman, John Gen- and Tanner Horsley. Defensive Durmg the ninth annual event sin, Michigan and Ontario. goal and had two assIsts and America Precision Team Figure ovesI and Ross Gerbasi. standouts were Christopher that featured 46 teams from the Ohio took the gold, London, Charlie Keersmaeker scored and Skating Championship, and won All-Stars 4, Kings 3 United States and Canada, the Ontario, took the silver and the dished out two assIsts Burke, Adam Fishman and An. a bronze medal. Stuart Ymgst opened the scor. drew Murphy. Fraser Miniettes team placed Mlniettes won the bronze. JamIe Thomas and Whitney ing for the Kings, but four goals Gage combined for four aSSISts, by the Stars' Paul Rashid, J.C. Mite travel whIle Alex WI1hams and Sarah TIbbItts (2) and Jeff Barton Ryan Jahnke competes in Minnesota Fox had one assIst each Bruins 5, Sylvania 2 Ryan Jahnke, who's been skat- proved too much to overcome. Notching goals for the winners tional championships, so Jahnke Randy Graves led the Falcons mg under the dIrectIon of Grosse fourth In OrIginal Program and Matt Keating and Pat Mamon were Tony Baratta (2), Matt Des- is looking forward to next year WIth two goals and an aSSIst, scored the final goals for the Pomte's Diana Ronayne-Wetzel second in Free Skating against camps, John Staniszewski and since 1987, had an outstanding when he can compete at the nine other competitors. His and Robert Starrs collected one Kmgs Asslstmg for the Kings NoVIce Men's level. goal MIke Schorer drew an as MIke Getz Assists were recorded week of figure skating at the third.place finish qualified him were Drew Byron, Joey Silveri by Matt Kenney (2), Charlie SISt Midwestern ChampIOnships in Ronayne-Wetzel, who has been for the NatIonal Championships and Tom O'Rourke. TibbItts, Braun, Baratta, Descamps and Bryan Brelsm got the wm m Minnesota in mid-January. a figure skating coach for 20 in Salt Lake City, Utah this RashId and Jonathan Stone as- Getz. Leading the defense were net, and Falcon goalIe Alex Rust Jahnke finished second in the years, also had Dan Hollander of month. SIsted for the Stars Angelo LapIana, Darryl Vojinov was equally tough Figures Competition and 11th in Huntington Woods place at the Ronayne-Wetzel, a Park resi- Robert WrIght was tough m and Ryan Durant. Flyers 7, Kings 3 the Free Skatmg Competition at Midwestern competition. dent, has been coaching figure net for the winners, WIth help Bruins 3, Sarnia 2 Balanced scoring from C J the MIdwestern ChampionshIps. skating out of Fraser Ice Arena from KrIstm Tobm and Tina In the International Silver Hollander finished third over- . Lee, Brad Balesky (2), Ryan MOrriS Kevm Gee played a good Jahnke, an honor-roll student for eIght years. She is master King, Nate Marshall (2) and Sticks MiteJNovice Fmals, MIke at Brownell, has placed third in all in the Junior Men's diVISIon rated by the Professional Figure game for the Kings, and Tommy Getz, Tony Baratta and Matt and placed eighth m Figures: Paul Mallon led the Flyers past Pierce played well in net the FIgures and fifth in the Free Skatmg Guild. the Kmgs Descamps scored, while Chns- Style competItIOn m the Juvenile All-Stars 5, Whalers 0 tlan Auty (2), Justin LarISCY, Andy Benfer, Jake Wardwell J C Tibbitts picked up the Men's DiVISIOnduring the 1988 Descamps and Getz earned as- regional championships. He's and Don Northy drew aSSIsts, shutout m net, and Cohn Mol'- sists. also placed first in FIgures at the 1989 reglOnals, and also was Sixth m Free Style Sports schedule for Feb. 8-14 During the Midwestern Cham- The following is a weekly hstmg of the sportmg events (varsity only) that will take place at pionshIps, Jahnke overcame a North, South, Umversity Liggett School and Star of the Sea during the week of Feb. 8-14 knee injury to compete against 17 boys at the Intermediate Men's level. There IS no Interme- North South UlS dIate Men's diVISion at the na. Basketball: Feb 9. at Fra<;er. 730 Basketball: Feb 9 home vs East Basketball: Feb 9, at Lutheran pm, Feb. 13, at Sterling HeIghts DclrOlt 730 pm, Feb 13, at Woods- 730pm To\\cr 730 pm Westland, 730 pm, Feb 13, home vs Harper Woods, 7 30 pm Dan Hol- Ice hockey: Feb 8. at Gabnel Ice hockey: Feb 10, home vs lander, who is RIchard. 8 p m Southgate Anderson. 720 pm Ice hockey: Next game Feb 15 at Gabnel RIchard, 8 pm coach.d by Volleyball: Feb 12, home vs Volleyball: Feb 9, at East DetrOIt, the Park', Volleyball: Feb 8, home vs Lu. Woodo;.Tower, 730 pm, Feb 14, at 4 pm. Feh ]3, home v~ Anchor Bay, Diana Ron- Utica, 7 30 p m 530pm theran Westland, 6 pm, Feb 13, at Kmgswood, 4 30 p m ayne-W.tul. "ill be uatiDg Wrestling: Feb 10, mdlVldual d,s- Wre~t1ing. Feb 10, mdlVldual dls- Swimming: Feb 9, home vs in the Ha- trict. Feb 14. team regional at Notre 111ct. Feb 14 Icam regIOnal at Notre Dame Country Day, 4 15 pm, Feb 13, at UODcr) Figure Dame ""''' v Ann Arbor GreenhIlls, 7 pm Skating Cham. »: -:....~t."'« Swimmmg: Feb 8, home vs Swimming: Feb 10 at PIOneer, 2 ploDShips this "~F_"",y,,~ Utica, 7 pm pm Star month in ""~,~ " Utcrh. Gymnastics: Fcb 13, home vs Gymna«ics: NelCl meet, Feb 15 Volleyball: Feb 8, at Oakland North Farmmgton, 7 pm al Trenton, 7 pm Catholic, 7 pm, Feb 12, first round of Catholic League playoffs Rycmlcduab - .• Skib- North ~p-Or~ 3C Beltz leads Norsemen hockey team to split By Rob Fulton Grosse Pointe North hockey Sports Editor team really come to play the last few is alive and everyone seems to weeks and I think he's put thIS and John Kesman, playing his Semor forward Bob Beltz has In his last two games, Beltz be happy. I think we're getting a team In the fight direction." first game since transferring, given hfe to a rather hstless has scored six goals and assisted lIttle frustrated over losing, but Even though North lost to had 15 pomts. Charlie Stumb several times. His contagious we're definitely back to playing Trenton, It could have had at and Lou D'Angelo c(l'l1bmed for play has rubbed off, as the Norsemen hockey." 23 pomts least a tie because two goals Norsemen beat Port Huron were disallowed. Basketball Northern, 6-3, but lost to No 2 Wrestling "Even though we lost, I was ranked Trenton, 5.3 After gettmg guards TIm very pleased with how the team At the Macomb Area Confer- DeSPIte the loss to Trenton, Sacka and Jason Serwa back responded," Manzella said. "We ence Meet, North came up with the only team to beat top-ranked from mJunes, the North basket. had a fantastIc game because a second.place fimsh after all Southgate Anderson (1.0) m ball team has been making a everyone worked together and mne of its wrestlers advanced to three years, the Norsemen stand remarkable comeback played well at both ends " at least fourth place. 8-8 overall After losing seven of ItS first North has struggled all sea- North was led by All.MAC In the league, the Norsemen eIght games, the Norsemen have son, for one reason or another, champIOns Dan' CollIns, Bryan are 2-7 now won five straight, mcludmg but Manzella feels last week's 1. Flemmg, KeIth Glannico and "We may have lost to Trenton a non.league win over Woods- 1 record really proved '!lome- ReId O'Brien on the scoreboard," saId North thing. Tower and a league VIctory at Third-place finishers were Ade coach Mike Manzella, "but we Romeo (71-55) last week. "We're back on track," he AlIi and Nell Stellingwerf, and beat them everywhere else. We Brian Sheehy led North WIth saId. "The harmony of thIS team Gary Godawa and Chris Irving outplayed them and outshot 16 points and nme rebounds, finished fourth. them, but in the end we just got a little tired." North was up 1-0 on one of 'f :1")0...1...... 4 *-{-=- rt Beltz's three goals, but was yW' ~ deadlocked at 2-2 at the end of rv.r"';/ ~{;..... k«"l- ;,,( two periods . ..../? -;,:. > =«",-,* North peppered Trenton's goalie with 24 shots. "We had our chances, but we dIdn't convert when we had to," Manzella said. "TIus loss defi- nitely proved to these kids, how- ever, that they can play WIth Trenton." Semor goaltender Matt Krieg, who picked up the wm against Port Huron Northern, stopped 17 shots. The fifth Trenton goal was an empty-netter. "Krieg was hot," saId Man- zella. "He made some point- blank saves and really came up bIg for us" So did Beltz, who scored his second hat trIck in as many games, and his fourth of the sea- Phoro by Rob Fulron SOn. Bob Beltz has recorded two hat tricks in two conaecutive "Bobby has really picked up games to put the Norsemen hockey team back on track, hIS Intensity and I think that's really carried over to the rest of the team," Manzella saId. "He's Row, row, row ULS sp.0rts M Detroit Boat Club high school rowers took delivery of one of their three restored bO 1I.... - SXillil7 ...... _ F \ - _4c February 8, 1990 E- Grosse Pointe News The torment of anorexia nervosa and bulimia Karen Carpenter died of laxative abuse andlor exces. become centered around someone many years older. the diseases Cathy RIgby natw-e of the disorders erapy rather than as a sub- slve I'ltualistic exercise She theIr anorell.lcJbulimlc behav- ACId from the self-induced stitute for It and Susan Dey fought them TypIcally, a patient may may be the 5-foot.8.inch glrl, IOr to the exclusion of all battle anorexia nervosa for vomiting etches the teeth Controlled climcal trIals and recovered What are an. weighing 69 pounds, who else and causes prematw-e decay. orexIa nervosa and buhmla? five yeal's despIte the threat- for both anorexia nervosa Jogs 10 miles In subzelo ened loss of children and/or and bulimia on an outpa. weather TypICally, they are good The self-induced vomiting Anorexia nervosa IS a dls marriage. For example, a tient basis are cw-rently un- students and model children hospitalized 15-year~ld anor- and laxative abuse can cause order In whIch a young Bulimia IS a related dlsor. der way at Harper. Patients until the disorder appears. eXIc patient was so malnow-- ruptw-es and ulcers in the need professional help to woman looks III the milTor del' In which a patient Yes, yaw' pelfect chIld could Ished that she had an elec- gastrointestinal tract and learn to manage their addic- and sees herself as fat even binges on large quantities of become a victim. trolyte Imbalance resultmg hemorrhage. when she Isn't Her fear of food - a whole cake, a car. tion and theIr specIal bioI. m cardIac arrhythmia She obesity IS so /Veat that she ton of ice cream. She then Athletes, dancel sand Both anorexIa nervosa and ogy. The feeling that they may eat nothing all day or compensates fOl' the food in- models are particularly sus- knew she could have a heart bulimIa are lethal diseases can do so on their own is not Just a portIOn of cottage take by self-Induced vomit- ceptible to these afflICtIOns attack as a result. In fact, The persistence of this be. realistiC even in the strong. when restncted to bed rest cheese or soup 01' salad, and Ing, laxatlve abuse and ex- You may say you eat too havlOr mdicates that these est indiVIduals. and bemg fed Intravenously, may persist to the POint of cessIve exel'clse In so dOing, muob to evel become anor- dIsorders must be blOlogI' she was found bicycling m It is really part of the de- death she may actually maintain a eXIc ThiS IS not true. Pa. cally drIven. PatIents are bed to work off the calones. mal of an addIction. Like pa. normal weight so her disease tlents may start a diet m reo fightmg a tug~f-war beween In addition, she may work tients with dIabetes, they may remain carefully hidden sponse to a vahd need to lose Patients may well recog- the blOlogIcal drive of the need to learn to manage a off anything she does eat nize the disease In others even to close fJ lends and weight, but then the diet disorder and their Intelligent diet, stress and lifestyle in a wIth self.mduced vomltmg, who are 20-30 pounds heav- caring selves. family The menstrual cycle gets out of control and con- way compatible with their is duwuptE'd or absent and trols them It 18 like an add leI', but deny it themselves Research going on at Har biology. may be the fiJ st symptom Ictlon They may wear baggy per Hospital by me and EI- clothes to hIde their ema- hot D Luby, chief of psychia. As with dIabetes, patients Who becomes anorexIc or Patients cannot Just be CIated appearance, but slmul. do not need to reinvent the bulimiC? try) proposes that it is a told they have to eat. AI. taneously take great pride in biological addiction. There wheel, but can seek help Both are 10 times more though characteristically their ribs showing. are compounds that are nat. from experts who know the common In women than vel}' intelhgent mdivlduals, repertoire that has worked Obviously there are inter- urally occurring in the bram men, but they can occw. In their addICtIOn IS so strong for others. An outstanding mediate stages as the dis- that act like heroin or mol" men It occurs predomi- that It overcomes all else. ease progresses. phme. These compounds are strength of character must nantly, but not exclusively, The denial IS like that of an released during an initial be marshalled by patients to bet'veen 15 and 30 years of addict Patients must often But if untreated, It will period of dieting and make conquer this challenge and age, stnklng young people In be forced into treatment be- proceed even to the point of the patient unwittingly lead full, productive lives. the prime of their lives It cause of the resulting phYSI- death. "high" on dieting. Dieting In seeking treatment, it is occw's predominantly In mid. cal consequences or loss of Malnutrition damages does not trigger an addiction important that patients se- dIe and upper class Cauca- career, educatlOn and per. m most of us. sian women haps family and fnends. many organ systems and can lect a professional group spe- even compromise the ability However, a biological pre- cifically expert in eating dis- The tooth decay, heart ir- to think clearly in otherwise disposition may exist in orders, since this is a The inCidence may be as regulantles, bone fractures very intelligent young pe0- some individuals due to un. subspecialty unto itself. high as one in 100 In women and other consequences may ple Electrolyte imbalances derlying differences in thell' of the appropnate age group be the symptoms for whIch may result, which can pro- natw-ally OCCurring heroin. in a Grosse POinte-type com- patients seek help. However, mUUlty It occws In achieve- duce a heart attack. Immune like system. This article was written a patient's faIlure to respond functlOn is compromised and by Dr. Mary Ann Mar- ment.onented, perfectioUlst Drugs that block the ac. to such pressw-es does not razzi, a Pointe resi- young people who would oth. one becomes more susceptI. tion of these compounds may Grosse mean that he or she doesn't ble to many illnesses. Bones dent, who is the director erwlse lead vel}' productive help interrupt the biological care about the relatIOnship, become fragile and one's of the research program lives. However, their hves but It reflects the addictive addiction. This must be in body becomes hke that of on eating disorders at combination with psychoth- Harper Hospital. Your body's trolled, and m turn you control your weight. consuming can cause a rise in the blood glucose level. Refined response to food I have had plenty of experi. sugars cause the sharpest rise in ence WIth dieters who tell me: blood glucose levels, taking only "If I see or smell food, I gain 15.20 minutes to enter the blood- As a diet counselor working such as fresh frUIts and vegeta. weight." The dieter may have with people over the past 8 1/2 stream, and then cause a sudden bles, whole grains found in cer. just licked the spoon while bak. drop in blood glucose. years to help them understand eals you cook yow-self and whole ing and knows that this could and control their eating, it has grain breads Complex carbohy- not possibly make him gain F!uits, vegetables and whole become apparent how slgmficant drates take longer for your body weight. Yet, Rodin's research grams take one to two hours to the body's response to certam By Mary Busse to break down and longer to be may be a new link to why some be absorbed, causing a moderate foods affects weight control converted mto glucose. dieters ao not d'-'~8ht1~ Illncrease,cin __the blood gluooee f' cose from the blood to the cells. lunch dessert. The people con. Dr. Judith Rodm, a researcher easl1y. I' ~ 1lwel. Now, compare these times The foods we eat affect the As a result, blood glucose drops on obesity at Yale Umverslty, suming the refined sugar had a After studying the if18ulin w~th the a~rption of other nu- blood glucose level, which In qUIckly whIle the insulin level has conducted studies on how rapid rise in blood glucose and connection Rodin realized how tnents. Protem foods take four to turn affects the amount of insu- remams high for two to three different types of sugar (carbohy- insulin levels, triggering a hun. dramaticaliy the mind can affect six how-s to. absorb into t!te 1m secreted from the pancreas. hours. drate) affect msubn response and gel' response when the levels fell. a body's physical hunger. She bloodstream WIth a moderate In- FluctuatlOns m the Insulin level food consumptIOn. When compar. Rodm's study also found that calls these people "hyper-respon- crease in blood glucose. Fat may result In adverse reactions What does this tell us? By mg the ingestion of the natw'al people who consumed a dessert ders." They are literally hyped causes only a sl~ght rL:'e in blood in the body, such as hunger, de. keeping the blood glucose level fructose (the sugar found In contammg refined sugar at by the sight, smell and thought glucose and at SIX to eIght hours, pressIOn and Irntabllity and msulin levels stable, the frUits) and glucose (used in pre- lunch, ate 500 calories more of food. Insulin can be released It takes the longest for absorp- In order to control these fluc- storage of fat as well as the con- parmg foods and also the end than those choosing fruIt as a as a response to their body's tIon. tuatmg blood sugar levels, you product of carbohydrate metabo- sumption of calories can be can- "thinking" they ate a certain The fiber and water content in must first learn to momtor what hsm), she found they had dIffer- food. the diet can also affect the rate and when you eat ent effects on raising the blood 200 There is also new research of rise in blood sugar. High fiber The mam factor m mamtain- sugar level. that continues to study the ef- f~ are digestE:d sl.owly and in- ing a stable blood glucose level 160 Fructose (we're referring to fects of arti1iclal sweeteners on hlblt a sharp nse In the blood is the type of carbohydrates con- Food natw-al fructose, not the chemi- '0 In 0 the body. some people like glucose level. Thus, eating car- sumed There are two types of 0 140 cally produced kmd) produces a 1i Metabolism the "hyper-responders," th~ mes- bohydrates in their most ~tural carboyhdrates, simple and com- much slower and more moderate plex '0 120 sage to the body when artificial forms results m a longer tune for nse m both the blood sugar level '6 sweeteners are ingested is the the blood glucose level to rise "- Normal Range Simple carbohydrates are the OJ and insuhn Yow' body, which IS Jogging dunng winter can Polypropylene hats and masks • Check with your doctor be- help a person remain healthy, protect the head and face. In ex- fore starting a strenuous exercise but may also cause serious medl' tremely cold weather, cover your program. Beginners should run cal problems If proper clothing IS nose and mouth with a scarf so indoors not worn, AAA Michigan reo ports fngid air does not go directly • Do stretchmg exercises be- "LightweIght, multi-layered mto the lungs. fore starting out to help prevent JOggIng togs should be worn for While insulating the skm pro- pulled or strained muscles. tecta against frostbite, runners S d II better insulation, rather than a should also take steps to prevent • tart slowly, then gra ua y smgle bulky covering that can hypothermia - when the body's increase your pace. cause excessive perspiration, core temperature goes below nor- • Watch for ice patches, espe- whIch mIght freeze on the skin," mal. clally under snow. saId Michael D. Daubenmier, Symptoms include constant • Wear reflective clothing if general manager for Auto Club yawning, loss of coordinatIon running at dusk or in darkness. Life Insurance Company. "With and frequent stumbling. Runners • Whenever possible, run on the nght clothing, you might should seek imme(hate shelter if established paths away from feel a slight chIli when starting these occur. Hypothermia can traffic. out But soon you'll warm up lead to serious illness or death. • Make sure you can see and gradually, without heavy sweat- ing" AAA MichIgan recommends: hear traffic at all times. The American Running and Pump up on aerobics, iron Fitness AssociatIOn (ARF A), a Super Shape, Inc. is introduc- non-profit research group, recom- pled with some diversity in their ing its new "Aerobics and Iron" mends wearing a wind-resistant workout," says Grosse Pointe's Never too old fitness class geared to the ath- runmng suit over polypropylene Kathleen Koerner, owner and lete who wants to go one step For many Grosse Pointe men. tennis is a weelely hobby. Pausing for a few moments after underwear. Polypropylene ab- director. "We are simply giving further. matches played at the Wimbledon Tennis Club are members of the Grosse Pointe Senior sorbs sweat, while cotton or wool the male population what they Men's Tennis Club. Front row. Al Haigh. Milt Meininger. Bob Krotzer. 8Ul Kuzel and Marlon gear allows sweat to freeze on This class has a challenging have been searching for." Thompson. the skin, which can lead to fr0st- format, using one of the studio The class is offered on Satur- Back row. Bob Hubbard, Ed Staub. Don Haigh. Dr. Jim Gotham. Art Bodeau. Jim Miller. Bob bite. At zero degrees Fahrenheit, rooms in combination with Suo days, from 11 a.m to 12:15 p.m. Hubbert. Russell Peebles. Don Lindow. Marco Noblli. Ralph Tobbe, Al Bert .. 1 and Gordon frostbite can occur in 15 to 30 per Shape's strength training fa. Although the class is geared to- Tanner. minutes. If you feel a cold, pain. clhtj". ward the male fitness enthusi- ast, women are welcome. Reser- ful tWinge, head for shelter im. "This class is for athletes look. mediately. vations are, required. Call 772. , ing for a different challenge cou. 9470 for more information. / - .~ ,,.." .. ,""""'0I'll1'l11...... "...... ,.r-...... _ February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 5C I DEADLINES 882-6900 • Monday 4 pm-ALL BORDER INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 and MEASURED (Special type bold, caps, etc} must be In our of HELP WANTED flce by Monday 4 p m AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 200 • Monday 4 pm-All CANCELS General 600 AMC 201 708 Houses Wanled 10 Renl GUIDE TO SERVICES or CHANGES must be In our Office Help Wanted. Babysiller 202 601 ChrySler 709 Townhouses/ by Monday 4,' m Help Wanted Clerical 602 Ford 203 Condos for Rent Help Wanled.Denlal! 900 Air COndllloning • 12 Noon TuesdaY-Regular liner 603 General MOlors 710 Townhouses/ 948 Insulation Medical 604 901 204 Anllque/Classlc Condos Wanted Alarm Installallon/ 949 Janllorlal SeN'ce ads No borders, measured, can Help Wan1ed DomestiC 605 Foreign Repair 205 Help Wan1ed.Legal 711 Garages/Mini 921 Jewelry/Clock SeNlce Cels or changes on Tuesday 606 Jeeps/4 Wheel 902 Aluminum Siding 943 206 Help Wanted.Part.Tlme Storage for Rent Landscaping/Snow 607 Junkers 712 903 Appliance Repairs Removal CASH RATES: 10 WOrds $400, 207 Help Wanled Sales Garages/Mini 904 608 Partsrrlres/Alarms Asphall PavIng Repair 943 Lawn Maintenance each additional word 40ft $1 00 208 Employment Agenry Storage Wanted 905 609 Renlals/Leaslng 713 AUlorrruck Repair 950 Lawn Mower/Snow fee for billing Industrial! 610 Spons Cars 906 Asbeslos SeNlce Blower Repair Warehouse Rental 907 OPEN RATES: Measured ads, 611 Trucks 714 LIVing Quaners to Share Basement Walerprooflng 951 Linoleum SITUATION WANTED 612 Vans 908 Balh Tub Refinishing $948 per Inch Border ads, $1050 715 Motor Homes 952 Locksmith 613 Wanted To Buy 909 Bicycle Repair 940 Mirror Service lor Rent 910 per Inch Additional charges for 300 Babysillers 614 Auto Insurance 716 Boat Repalrs/ 946 MOVing/Storage 301 Ofllces/ CommerCial lor photos. art work, elc ClerICal Rent Maintenance 953 MUSICInstrument Repair 302 911 CLASSIFYING AND CENSOR. Convalescent Care 717 Ollices/Commerclal Blick/Block Work 954 Painting/Decorating 303 Day Care g1,.. fJull(h1J,lIAefT'odel'~g 954 SHIP: We reserve lhe right to clas- RECREATIONAL Wanted Paper Hanging 304 General 718 91J t;usmess Machme Repair 925 Patios/Decks 305 Property Management 914 Slfy each ad under ItS appropriate House Cleaning 719 Rent wllh Carpenlry 956 Pest Control 306 650 Airplanes 915 heading The publisher reserves House Slnlng 651 Option to Buy Carpel Cleaning 953 Plano Tunrng/Repalr 307 Nurses Aides Boats and MOlors 916 Carpel Installation the right to edit or reject copy sub- 652 Boat Insurance 720 Rooms tor Renl 917 Plastering 308 Ofllce Cleaning 721 917 Ceiling Repair 957 Plumbmg/Heallng mined for publication 309 653 Boat Parts and Service Vacation Renlal- 918 Sales 654 Flonda Cemenl Work 958 Pool Service CORRECTIONS 310 Boat Storage/ Dockage 919 AND ADJUST- Secrelanal Sel\flces 655 722 Vacation Rental- Chimney Cleanmg 959 Prmhng/Engravlng Campers 920 MENTS: Responslbllily for display 656 OUI of State Chimney Repair 903 Refllgerator Service Motorbikes 921 Clock Repair 657 Motorcycles 723 Vacation Rental- 912 Remodeling and claSSified advertiSing error IS 922 Computer Repair MERCHANDISE 658 Motor Homes Nonhern Michigan 960 Roofing Service limited to either a cancellation of 923 Construction Service 659 Snowmobiles 724 Vacation Rental- 961 SCissor/Saw Sharpening the charge or' a re.run of the por. 400 924 Decorating Service 962 Screen Repair Antiques 660 Trailers Resort 925 tlon In error NotIfIcation must be 401 Appliances 725 Renlals/Leaslng- Decks/Patios 963 Septic Tank Repair 402 926 Doors 964 Sewer Cleanmg Servtce given In time for correction In the Auctions Out State Michigan 927 403 BICycles Draperies 965 Sewing Machine Repair follOWing Issue We assume no re- 928 404 Garage/Yard/ Dressmaklngrrallonng 966 Slipcovers REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 929 Drywall sponslbtltty for the same after the 84sement Sales 967 Solar Energy first Insertion 405 700 REAL EST ATE FOR SALE 930 Electncal Service 950 Snow Blower Repair Estate $ales Apls/Flats/ 931 406 Firewood Duplex- Grosse POinte/ Energy Savmg Service 943 Snow Removal 800 Houses for Sale 932 Engravmg/Pnntmg ANNOUNCEMENTS 407 Flea Market Harper Woods 801 962 Storms and SCreens 408 701 CommerCial BUlldmgs 933 Excavallng 968 Stucco Household Sales Apts/Flalsl 802 CommerCial Property 934 100 Personals 409 Duplex- Fences 969 SWimming Pool Service Miscellaneous Articles 803 Condos/Apts/Flats 935 101 Prayers 410 Fireplaces 970 T V /Radlo/CB RadiO Muslcallnslruments DetrOlt/Be!orce 804 Counlry Homes 936 102 Lost and Found 411 Office/BUSiness Wayne County Floor Sanding/ 971 Telephone Repair 103 805 Farms Refinishing L~I Notices EQUipment 702 Apls/Flats/ 806 972 TenniS Court 104 ObltuBlles Flonda Property 937 Furnace Repair/ 412 Wanted to Buy Duplex- 807 973 Tile Work Investment Propeny Installation 943 St Clair Shoresl 808 Tree Service SPECIAL SERVICES Lake/RIVer Homes 938 Furniture Refinishing/ 913 Macomb County 809 Lake/River Lots TypeWriter Service 703 AptsiFlats/ RepairS 938 Upholstery 105 Answering Services ANIMALS 810 Lake/River Resorts 939 Glass AulomotlVe Ouplex- 811 974 VCR Repair 106 Camps Lots for Sale 940 Glass. Resldenlral 975 500 Wanted to Rent 812 Vacuum Sales/Service 107 Catellng Adopt A Pet Mortgages/Land 941 Glass Repairs- 976 501 704 Halls for Rent Venhlatlon Service 108 Drive Your Car Birds for $ale Conlracts Stained/ Beveled 954 502 705 Houses- 813 Wallpapellng 109 EntertaInment Horses for sales Northern Michigan 942 Garages 977 503 Grosse POinte/ Homes Wall ~shlng 110 Health and Nutntlon Household Pets 943 Snow Removal/ 903 111 lOr Sale Harper Woods 814 Northern Michigan LOis Washer/Dryer Hobby InstructIOn 706 Landscaping 907 WaterproollOg 112 504 Humane Societies Hpuses- 815 Out of State Property MUSIC Educallon 944 GUllers 978 Water Softening 113 505 Lost and Found DetrolUBalance 816 Real Estate Exchange 945 Par1y Plannersl Helpers Wayne County Handyman 979 Welding 114 Schools 506 Pet Breeding 817 Real Estate Wanted 946 Hauling 707 Houses- 980 Window Repair 115 TranspofUltlonfTravel 507 Pet EqUipment 818 Sale or Lease 947 Healing and Cooling 5t Clair Shoresl 981 Window Washing 11~ TutonnglEducatlOn 508 Pet Grooming 819 Cemetery Lots Macomb County 982 Woodburner Service 117 Secretanal ServiCes 820 Business OpportUnllles 100 PERSONAlS 100 PfRSONAlS 100 PERSONALS 101 PRAVlRS 106 CAMPS 111 MUSLC EDUCAtION 117 SECRETARIAl SERVICES grooming slttlng, NEED HELP 200 HELP WAInIO GENEllhl DOG and WINSTED'S custom fram- THANK You Holy Splnt My CAMP ARBUTUS free pick-up service. 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ConditIOn $3,100 0/' best Brother's 875-7100 home, for lost long hair ceUaneoos French and COinS and baseball card 1985 TUrlsmo, 22, excel- offer. 779-5087 gray and wMe male cat, others. $9,000. 772.7680 4 I t OFFICE BUSINESS collectlOl1s 469-0006 PLEASE RELAX! lent condition AC Stereo EQUIPMENT appoximately 6 months, cassette $2,700 371- DON'T WAIT HURRY to Mattress Ware- KEEP ALERT! USE OUR FAX neutered 577-6054 be- 0970 Until Tuesday ITI()(nlng to ATTENTION I Need help CASH FOR house- SaVingS 20- 70% COLD TEMPERATURES tween 9- 5, 885.7112 af. REPEAT your classified Call and InqUire about our 1983 Plymouth Honzon, All SIZes While they last With your phone sales? KIDS' CLOTHES CAN KILL YOUR PETI ter 6 ad!!! Call our classified FAX MACHINE. When Order by phone 882. You need a Sequential EXCELLENT CONDITION With the extreme outdoor looks and runs good, new advertlsrng department time Is short and our lines FOUND. young, all black 2400 Free delivery and dialing phone machrne CURRENT STYLES temperatures of the last brakes! tires $1,000 or Wednesdays, thUrsdays, set-up Has 2 AKAI.HX-3 record. VERY CLEAN, BETTER few weeks, animals can are bu.y, you can simply cat on Lannoo, DetrOit best 774.2169 Fridays, Mondays ers and a Tracker dIaling FAX the copy along with 882-0725 after 5 BRANDS, INFANT suffer tembly If not cared 1989 Eagle Premier, 882-6900 GORGeOUS & machine Also has a billing and category THRU 14 for properly If you know FOUND 2 huskies, January loaded, beautiful, must AFFORDABLE Information. 1985 BUICk Riviera, Bose, printer for recording re- MUST BE ON HANGERS of an animal In need of 27th, 6 Mllel Kelly area Mahogany end tables, cof. sell MOVing to HawaII loaded New Royal seals, sults New $3,000, now Bring In Monday, Tuesday shelter or warmth, please 372.5717 fee tables, dining room GROSSE POINTE NEWS $13,500 355-5464 low miles $8,200. or asking $1,800 331-1231 or Thursday, 10-4pm. call our shelter for health- best m-377S sets, 1930's vanity, tapes- or 822-4603 ful tiPS We Will prOVide 1985 Laser XE, automatiC, LEE'S RESALE 882.6900 50' PET RIl££OING try chairs, lamps, chande- free straw upon request air, new tires, baltery OFFICE desk, 30 x 60 20331 Mack 881-8082 PLEASE give me a homel I CADILLAC Sedan DeVille liers Discount prices Excellent condition, Inches, $95 Matching PLEASE I am a purebred white STUD SERVICE- for York. 1979, loaded, very nICe HOUSE OF ANTIQUES OLD Fountain pens wanted owned by nonsmoking SWivel arm chair, $20 boxer, 2 years old I have shire and poodle 296- automobIle, $1,9951 offer 11109 Morang Any type, any condItion Their Lives $3,850. 881-8981 881-2517 1292 lady 882-3974 evenings, 577. (near 1.94 & cadieux) 882-8985 a brown spot over one Depend On You! 2164 days 12.7 Daily eye and I'm 100% lova- 1984 PLYMOUTH Reliant, FOR SALE ANTI-cRUEL TV 881.9500 GRUB STREET ble and friendly 885- SOl PET EQUIPMENT good condition, $1,000 or 1981 BUick Century, 4 ASSOCIATION Due To Merger BOOKERY 2071 Leave message besl offer Ask for Jim, door, loaded Good con- 886-1813 NOW AND THEN • Complete lanier WP Buyrng Fine BOOks 891.7188 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS PET Carner for sale Very dition $1,250. 885-9062 at least system With 7 stations, 5 17194 East Warren FOR SALE chiC Flora) taupe fabriC LOVABLE clogs and cats 1984 BUick Century station 20% OFF! printers & software Zippers Used twice Out- 602 AUTOMOTIVE 882-7143 need good homes For POODLE puppies AKC, FORO wagon, one owner, extra, EVERYTHING IN STORE! • A T & T systerr 75 grown Pet up to 10 PA YING cash for dla. adoption JnformatlOl1 call white, small miniature, 9 extra clean, fUlly loaded, FEATURING' Antique telephone system (250 pounds 821-2204 1984 Escort wagon, manual monds, gold, Silver, plati- Northern Suburbs Animal weeks, $3501 flfm Just In woodgraIn, Zlebart. French sofa Circa 1860's, user CapaCity) transmiSSion, air, $900 or num, pocket watches, Welfare League Volun- time for Valentine's Day 600 AUTOMOTIVE $3,000 16820 Kercheval English walnut Side chair, • A T & T 3B15 data best Evenings 882-4426 dental gold, World War II teer at m-5110 or 463- 778-5386 After 6 p m AMe walnut Henredon wall col. processing computer at Cadieux. reliCS, coms, scrap gold, 7422 1982 EXP. 55,500 miles, umned wall Unit, Empire system plus software, YELLOW GLOSTER GROSSE POINTE NEWS The Gold Shop, 22121 AM!FM stereo, $725. Call 1989 Sunblrd LE, black! dreeser circa 1825, oak CRTs and band printers LOVABlE dogs and cals (Moptop) CANARY Gratiot, East Detroit, 774- 882-6900 772-0919. camel, excellent condI- armOire, Queen Anne • OcTel vOice mall system need good homes For Male, 9 months old Has a 0966, lOa m - 6p m , 1984 RENAULT Encore, 5 tlon, sport options. bookcase, flamed mahog- (500 user capacIty) adoption Information call delicately qUiet song 1988 MUSTANG GT. 5 Monday- Friday, 10a m - door, air, automatiC, $7,900 824-8377 any seeretalre bookcase • (3) 42 x 84 oak Northern Suburbs Animal Hand fed from birth. Also, speed, White, loaded, 5p m , Saturday power steering! brakes, circa 1850's, library la- conference tables bUilt by Welfare League Volun- four young parakeets 28,000 mIles, $10,500 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 27,000 miles, runs great bles, mahogany desk, Beaupre StudiOS WANTED to buy old coso teer at 773-0954 (for Call 527-2880 for more m- 881-9498 Royale, 1985 2 door, new $2,400 772-3896 • Frlden postal machine, tume and Rhinestone dogs), or 463-9708 (for formation radiator! tires! brakes mahogany pier rabie, ma- 1986 MERCURY hogany dining room set Originally $4,000 Jewelry, brass lamps, ceil- cats) Weekdays only for Best offer over $4,000. AKC male Dalmatlon, 11 1983 RENAULT Alliance, GRAND MARQUIS LS With shield back chairs, call 884.8503 Ing fixtures, wall sconces both numbers 886-1230. months, liver spot, pet gray, automatiC, amI fm Four door, every available Jacobean dining room 771-1813 evemngs MAHOGANY executive of. quality $250 With fiber- cassette, runs well, option plus ASC Faux 1980 BUICK Regal- 80,000 sel, mahogany Empire WANT flce desk and creclenza, WANTED: Good, clean glass van kennel 886- 88,000 miles $1,1001 of- convertible top Lots of miles, Turbo. 245-0536. carved table, oak chma never used, excellent 0356 used fumlture and mis- ADS fer. 822-5188 mIles but excellent condi- 1976 Impala, miles. cabmet Also, see our quality, sacnflce, $1,500 low cellaneous 881-0541 or GROSSE POINTE NEWS tion A per/eel second new shIpment of estate 882- !' t .#tJH..,..,. ~~lP'''''MS • ;a (.'''''.1 $ (Q Pfltl<4ijOltl..-." ... ; 41744 -.r"'~...... lf"'-'.. _.IIlll;d4.. -~-- February 8, 1990 Groue Pointe News 9C ~D\ AUTOMOllVf JOR/IGt. ANTID TO BUY S DUPLEX 100 APTS FlAT~ DUPlEX 101 APTS flATS DUPlfJ( Pom'.s Horp.r Wood' 10' APT\ HAIS DUPLEX 70 I APTS HATS DUPLEX 1110 BhJe Toyota Tercel POln,., H.rplf Wuod, 01 'rull ~oyn( Cou'H~ TOP $$ PAlO Dt frUit ~l]ynt' County 800 miles. $7,995 1989 GROSSE POinte Park- WAYBURN freshly dec0- Dt"rol' Waynl' County For JUnk, wrecked and un- NOmNGHAM S. Of Jetter- 5310 GRAYTON- upper in- Corolla, 3000 miles newly decorated 2 bed- rated 5 room upper In 4 KENSINGTON north of BALFOUR south of East $8,950. Power steering wanted eats and trucks room lower, refinished son, large attractive 3 come, 2 bedrooms, Warren, 5 room lower, Warren, upper 2 bed- State IIC80Sed unit bUIlding, fUlly car- automatic. Pnvate owner' hardwood floors, applI- bedroom upper, all appIi- kitchen, dining room, IIv. major appliances, off room flat, av8Jlable Imme- BULL AUTO PARTS peted, modern kitchen ances Including washer/ Ing room, stove, refrtgera- Great valuel n8-2244' ances. $445, heat In- and bath, Illuminated off street parl \ 5.",. OS5 , Sf P.'-*- 10e February 8, 1990 - 10, APT\ flATI DUPlEX Grosse Pointe News S ( I Mocomb ("only Olnl" Hotp.r Wood~ OWNHOUSES CONDOS } 1.\ LIVING aUARTERS !:kIIOII Woyne (ounly fOR RENT 71 b OfFI(ES COMMERCIAL 716 OffiCES COMMERCIAL 721 VACATION RENTAL GROSSE POinte Farms TO SHARE WARREN SEYMOUR! Hayes area, 4 fOR RENT fOR RENT flORIDA Hooverl 10 Mlle. LOVely one Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1 11 ROSEVILLE. Little Mack! bedroom $400 plus se- 13 MIle Apphances, car. SHARE home In a friendly KENNEDY BUilDING HUTCHISON Island- 2 bed. bedroom apartments, ca- 2 bath ranch with fire- c unty. 823-27()() pTlvate reSidence In THE MARK I BLDG. bIe, vertICal blinds place, Olnlllg L and fam- port, secUrtty, references 23230 MACK AVE AHordable office sUites room, 2 bath condo Grosse POinte area, In Kelly- Immacu- $4951 month No pels, ST CLAIR SHORES Large area/Single SUites Available April TenniS, Ily room All Appliances, MORANG! exchange for light ser. late 2 bedroom lower 294-8707 please leave OHlce SUites available 18121 East 8 Mile Road docks, ocean. $1,500 FREE 1ST central air, attached ga. VICes Ideal r9Sldence for $325. 521-a443 or 839. message Upper level opposite Eastland Mall Evenings and weekends MONTHS RENT rage. Available February divorcee, stUdent or 1st $1000 per month 6393. Vanable SIZes 822.1996 If you have a good job and ST. Clair Shores, RIVIera widow and for someone 776-5440 plus secUrity 886-8400 Modern.Affordable credit 1 re- CADIEUX/ Mack! Warren. 2 Terrace apartment, 2 who does not like 10 live EXECUTIVE OFACE SARASOTA PolyneSian year lease InqUIre on other locations qUIred. Only $435 per GROSSE POinte WOOds, bedroom, carpeted, bedroom, 2 bath upper alone 882-5372. Eve- Recepllonlst, phone answer. Villa, available March 5th n1-6691 886-3086 month Including heat three bedroom ranch. All stove. Working adult pre- unit Recently redecor. nings lng, conference room, onward Reasonable ferred $400 882-4132 aled, View of lake, car. MODERN re-modeled of. new carpeting 14 feet x 726-8979 756-6080 559-7220. new III and out, centraf MATURE, WOrking, non. port $7501 month Imme- flCes, 10 x 15 and 10 x 18 feet aIr, garage, deck. $1,200 MACKI WARREN. La- ClEARWATER- Deluxe 2 ANCHORS AWEIGH I diately OCCupancy n2- smoking male to share 10. Phone system 774.3333. JOin the tnendly crew of per month Includes utili- Fontaine, 3 bedroom, car- large two bedroom upper bedroom condo In coun- ties 2- 3 year lease, se- 8741 prOVided Secretanal ser. good I'lEltghbors at Harbor peted, stove, garage flat, Nottingham south of LAW try club resort Complex deposit, references vices available 886-6530 ClUb Apartments and cunty Working adult preferred LAKESHORE Village Two Jefferson $300 plus 1/2 offers golf, tenniS, swim. No pets 886-6462 OFFICES Yacht Harbor featUring $435 882-4132 bedroom corner Unit uhhtles 331.0228 20737 MACK, Grosse mlng, extras Close to one-bedroom homes from WONDERFUL LOCATION townhouse Kitchen appll' POinte Woods Retail Newly remodeled and rede- area attractlOllS. By week CHANDlER Park Dnve- 3 7 b OffICES COMMERCIAL ances, complelely refur. r storefront, 20 x 69 MIni- corated Jaw offices With $54O/month 792-2628. The VIllage and schools. All bedroom Colonial, natural fOil IUNT or month 228-9698 blshed, finished room in mum 1 year lease lobby, Ilbraryl conference EAST DETROIT apphances stay Washerl fireplace, garage, $SOO basement $600 month ACCOUNTING firm has 200 $1,050 Red Carpet Kelm room, Fax, copier, kitchen OCEANFRONT Cavalier Manor on Kelly drye rIs tovel refr Ig erator 1 881-9500 881-6912 square foot office, St. ShorewOOd Real Estate area and plenty of free Road Attractive 1 dishwasher Lease one RESORTS bed- Clair Shores Mack! 9 886-8710 parking Mack In Grosse year or longer $1 ,180 707 HOUSES fOR RENT ST CLAIR Shores. 2 bed. CAPTAINS QUARTERS room apartment and 2 Mile lIbrary and confer- Pomte WOOds 884-7230 bedroom townhouses month 885-2000 S C S 'Macomb Counly room condo $600 month OFFICES for lease, 20020 RESORTS ence room available for SCHWEITZER m-5963 evenings Kelly, Harper WOOds, KERCHEVAU Alter, 1500 Lauderdale By The Sea Many features Includmg. ST. Clair Shores Beautiful use Immediate occu- REAL ESTATE available Immediately sq ft, $300 Includes AIr, Hotel, Taxes secUrity system, ceiling bflck ranch, central air, ST. CLAIR SHORES pancy n 4-5552 BETTER HOMES 886-9n5,885-3393 heat, water 885-0031 And Transfers fan, central air, covered new effiCiency furnace, 2 COUNTRY CLUB Two bed. AND GARDENS OFFICE bUilding for sale on Starting at $525 parkmg bedrooms, paneled din. room second floor unit In RETAIU OFFICE space. OFFICE rental- East Warren VanDyke across from Per Person Per Week 773.3444 559-7220 GROSSE POinte Park Way- Ing room, stained glass Lakepolnte Towers Never Plumbed for beauty shop and Courville, furnished, Tech Center, 4,200 ADUL TI senIOr Community burn near Kercheval Sin- Windows, finished base- OCCUPied Neutral decor Pnme Grosse POinte utlhtles inclUded $100 Based on double occupancy square foot Sigmature One and two bedroom gle family home Secunty ment, brick dTiveway, 2 Pool & tenniS court No Woods location 885. month 885-6869 leave BUilding Call J E De- STUDIO 7 TRAVEL apartments QUiet, rural depoSIt and references outdoor waterfalls, exqUi. pets $750 per month 5000 message. wald & Assoc 343-9060 site landscaping, $725 THE PRUDeNTIAL n4-4066. 822.3200 setltng, transportation, MEDICAU Dental SUite, ST. Clair Shores, Harper ete Show by apPOint- HARPER Woods 2 bed- No pets n2-8Q66 eve- GROSSE POINTE HARPER! Whittier area MARCO Island, gulf front, 2 1450 square feet. Harper between 8 & 9 Mile, will ment, WOOdland of Rich. room bungalow, 2 1/2 car ntngs REAL ESTATE One 42X75- 3,150 square bedroom condo, available Woods, High profIle loca- remodel to SUit Commer. mond,727-4115 garage Appliances $SOO 18615 Mack Avenue feel. One 48X1OQ- 4,800 March and Easter. 435- TWO bedroom, air, all ap- tIon884-3050 clal or light Industnal per month After 4 p m Grosse Pointe WOOds square feet. One 6OX80- 1594,749-5546. A PROFESSIONAL man to pIJances, famIly room, Reasonable Call Jim Call 286-7673 4,800 square feet. Total SMAU offICe, 17901 E appreciate a very neat, nice neighborhood $700 882-0087 m.2400 722 VACATION RENTAL 12,750 square feel- part Warren $100 month An. clean 1 bedroom apart. GROSSE POinte Farms, 4 n9-0165,445-0093 ST. Clair Shores RIVIera O~T OF STATE or all, 240 square feet swenng service optional MEDICAL Suite for lease menl Upper level located bedroom Colomal family Terrace Two bedroom, BRICK Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Retail, light Industnal, 885-1900 1()()() sq uare feet. Mona- MADERA canyon, Arizona behmd Farmer Jacks be- room WIth fireplace, 2 car two bath Freshly deco- 1 1/2 baths, 2 1/2 car ga. storage 884-8022, 9- 5 han BIdg on Kelly North Cabm In cool mountam tween 9 Mllel Jefferson garage and sauna, rede- raled $7001 monthly in- MEDICAL offICe suites for rage, near schools Avail. of Eight Mlle. QUICk occu. preserve, one hour south Separate entrance $400 corated $1,500 month MEDICAL or office space lease Total 3900 square able to lease at $600 clUdes heal and central of Tucson Available mcludmg all utll/tles. 751-8822 feet. Ideal for Single pancy. n4-35QO short For monlh approxImately air. Clubhouse, carport, Pflme Warren IocatlOll, or Informat/on call nl-1670 group practice On Mack or long term. 881-2122 706 HOum FOR RENT Apnl 1st Call after 6 p m SWimming pool Call J M near Macomb Hospital at Sundays anytime, eve- between Cadieux and 720 ROOMS fOR RENT Oetro.t, WlIyne (ounty 882-8371 weekdays m-2400, eve- 1-696 and Hoover 980 HILTON HEAD- ocean front nmgs n1-1513 after 10 nings 881-1803 square feet $980 Net Moross 293-0202 condo, 1 bedroom, off- pm EASTL and area- 3 bed- ROSEVILLE home for renl Park Avenue Properties ROOM $250. month plus 1/ LUXURY FURNISHED "ON The HIII"- Pnvate up. season $250 a week room brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, Mark WIse, 645-0400 3 utllrtles and $250 secu- ONE bedroom apartment, 8 BEDROOM CONDO stalTS executive offIce 343-9053. newly decorated, 1 car basement, 2 car garage 2 rity House priVIleges 1/2 Mile Rd 1 Greater BUILDING For rent, 20818 WIth reception area, garage $450 month plus with electnc opener, NEAR VILLAGE Must be neat. Morossl THINK LONDON Mack Stove, refngerator, kitchen facilrties and stor- secunty and references fenCed yard $60() month Available late Apnl MIni' Harper, Harper Woods JUNEISLOANE SQUARE air, carpeted Newly dec- Mack area Cal' Craig, 526-5003 or 465-7242 n6-7877 mum eight weeks at Ava/lable Immediately age Day time 884-4422, Luxury two bedroom time- orated. Heat mcluded 884-9035. $35Olweek Well worth ItI 881-8817,882-5420. Evenings 885-2537. share, maid servICe, c0n- 286-8256 5106 RADNOR, 2 bedroom PROFESSIONAL. QUIet ST. CLAIR SHORES. Glen InclUdes Ut/lltles, cable ST. ClAIR Shores, for HARPER/ALLARD cierge. One or two weeks, house, newly carpeted, home. Sleeping room SPACIOUS one bedroom brOOk near MasoniC, ex- TV, phone, and MORE. leaSe, 23216 Mack, Large open area WIth haff-hl begin June 2. LOIS of l0- appliances, no basement, tremely clean, bedroom Call 882-2415 days East Warren! Outer Drive flat available March 1st in 4 South of Nine. 2,700 partitions on hand. Full cal references, pictures. $3951 month plus utilitIeS. area. Call before 6 PM St CIa" Shores. For brtck ranch, 1 1/2 baths, RIVIERA Terrace- 1 bed- AskIng $3OOIdaynour pe0- 521-3300, n6-7828. square feet, excellent lo- kitchen. Separate two 885-3039 more Information call large kitchen with ealll'lQ room, pool, carport, heat catton for retaIl or office room surte 2,300 sq ft ple. 882.2415 days. n1.1782. DEVONSHIRE al Chandler space, hardwood floors, and air Included $550 881-4937 Ample parking. WOODS- spacious sleeping NANTUCKET ISlAND Park Drive. Spotless 3 1/ full basemenl, OIce lot, 2 monthly. 885-6864. room, bath, sitting room, Our Rental Agents can help 70S HOUSES fOR RENT 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, car overSized garage TWO bedroom, 2 bath 550 sq ft for rent, prime KERCHEVAUHILL laundry, semi-pnvate en- you choose your 1990 Po,"les Harp", WOOds fireplace, semi. finished $750 pet' month Easl- condo for rent, RIViera location In St. Clair SECOND FLOOR fro(lt re- trance, non-smoker. vacation home while oor HAMPTON 20925 1,200 basement, covered rear Side Managemenl, 372- Terrace 731-8335 after 6. Shores. Ideal for small or tail or office. lots of Win- $300.881-1318. 2222, ask for Bnan or _~ _ best choices.are still avail- square foot bungalow, 3 porch, all appliances Independent bUSiness. dows Call for Info. Phil NON. Smokmg profes- abIel bedrooms, dining and $550 monthly with option 714 LIVING QUARTERS n1.0440 between 10 sional. Sleeping room call JORDAN & JENKINS family room, appliances FIrst and last! security ST. CLAIR SHORESI TO SHARE a.m.- 6 p.m. MACK AVENUE WIth kitchen privileges REAL ESTATE NOW 885-6720 n4-5453 NEAR BROADSTONE Marter Road Beautiful 2 ROOMMATE needed to JEFfERSON at 9 MIle, (508) 228-4449 2Ox70 great for office, stu- Near Village. 885-2672. GROSSE POinte Woods. Bedroom Duplex. $525 share three bedroom 3,250 foot MedIcal Suite MACKJ Cadieux area three 559-2982 dIO or? 721 VACATION RENTAL 723 VACATION RENTAL home In Grosse POinte and 1,250 general office Hampton near Marter, bedroom, basement, 2 flORIDA Farms with two females for lease Call J E De- NORTHERN MICHIGAN roomy 2 bedroom ranch, car garage, $395 per MACKNERNIER I Rent $170 per month wald & Assoc 774-4666 J.OVEI,.. Y, NeWh _England modern kitchen wllh ap- month plus secUTlty 851. 70S HOUSES WANTED TO RENT THREE UNITS, 2Ox70 VISI- /'iIGGlNS lake- 2 bedroom plus utilities Call 885. style vacatIOn V1l1a. If pliances, carpeled, large 7016 NINE MIle Rd and 1.94. ble locatIOn cottage on lake. Sleeps tIled basement, garage, PROFESSIONAL Couple In 9288 after 6 p m you're lookIng for lots of 6. AvaIlable month of RADNOR near St John 8,500 square feet of of- MACK/CADIEUX $850 Eastside Manage- 40's wants 3 bedroom ROOMMATE wanted for fun and entertainment JUly $350/ week 939- Hospital One bedroom fieet warehouse for lease. TEN ROOM suite sUrtable plus have all the comforts 2069. ment Company, 372- home to rent from March furnished Mt Clemens home, stove, refngerator Call J E Dewald & A:r for sales, accountants, m- and convemence of home 2222 1st to August 31st Let us apartment $250 plus utllt- HARBOR Springs- lUXUry 3 this IS for you. 8 mIles $300 month 778-6218 gIVe your home TLC tIes 790-0314 sac n4-4666 surance, medical, etc plus bedroom townhouse, HARVARD Street m Grosse after 6 from DISney World In the while you are away 567- FOR lease, 800 square Reception room has gas fireplace, cable, tapes, POinte Park.. profes- RESIDENT seeking room to 4353, 1-800-879-8973 ask feet, 5 sma" offiCes. Jog fireplacel Just up- heart of the Nation's play- SIOnally decorated 3 bed- FARMBROOK, two bed- microwave. Sleeps 8. for Sheila rent In Grosse POInte Mack Avenue frontage, graded ground. 3 bedrooms, 2 979-0566. room, 2 1/2 bath colonial room home. $400 month home Excellent refer- WIth sign. Grosse Pointe baths, beautIfully fur- plus secunty depoSIt. llvmg room with natural 709 TOWNHOUSES CONDOS ences 885-3887. Call 884-7070. Vlrglma S. Jeffnes nIShed, all appliances In- SCHUSS Mountain. Shanty fireplace, formal dining 794-2220 FOR RENT FEMALE roommate ST. Clair Shores, up to Realtor 882-c899 cluding washerl dryer Creek chalet in The room, library, family CADIEUXI Harper area wanted. Own bedroom, and mlCf0W8ve, sleeps S, Woods. SIe.eps 8, 54 room, rec- room, full bath ST CLAIR Shores- RIVIera 15,000 square feet of COLONIAL East, 9 mile (near St Matthew's)- 3 new carpeting $250 per you need only bring your holes of golf including and extra room In base- Terrace, furnished condo beautiful, new executive and Harper. 150 square bedroom Colonial With for 1 year lease 2 bed- month plus 1/2 utilitIeS offIce space Call J.E. feet, air conditioned, car- clothes. $600 per week, The Legend. Tennis, ment, 2 112 car garage. 1 deposIt $150, balance new k ~chen, flfeplace, rooms, 2 balhs, carport Call Ann, 888-8312 after Dewald & Assoc. n4- petlng, 5 day janitor. pool. 357-2618. 10 2 year lease $1,fJlXJl den, apphances Included 6 pm due 30 days PrJOfto stay month Call Tappan & $750 month 962-9725 4666 Near expressway, imme- SPRING SKIING IS $500 per month plus utlh- Ask for Jan (407)297. Assoc,ales today at 884- HARPER Woods- 2 bed- HOUSEMATE to share diate occupancy Reason- 1437 GREAT ties and secunty deposil PRIME EXECUTIVE able. $1751 gross In- 6200 room condo, all apph- Park home $350 In. In Boyne Country, 881-9031 after 6 p m OFFICE SUITES cludes all utilitIeS and STUDIO- Condo. February ances, alf, $60() Call la- cludes utlhtles 331.3371 Petoskey. CADIEUX, south of Ker- n~2035 For lease WIth shared recep- seMCeS 778-0120 and 24- March 3, Daytona 3 bedroom chalet, sleeps EXCELLENT area- east of von IMMEDIATE occupancy for tIon, clencal and adminlS- 882-8769 cheval Beautiful two bed- Beach area. $200. 884- 11. Marcn only. $250 Cadieux, south of 1-94 14 112 and Harper. new 2 young female. Must be tratlve servICeS avadable. rOOm Ranch, central air, 8166 between 7 and 9PM '!'Igekend 647-7233_ Three bedroom CoIooIaI, neat References 839- Fax and copying machine MEDICAL offIce space, carpeted throughout bedroom condo, ranch SkI BOYNE COUNTRY family room, updated 6537 use also available. La- 20170 Mack Avenue FLORIDA Waterfront c0n- $900 monthly 885-1719 style, 1000 sq. fI , central PETOSKEY kitchen with dishwasher, cated on Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe WOOds, dominium srtuated on the air, $595 negotiable Will GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? Completely furnished, 3 SHARP 3 bedroom Grosse formal dining rOOm New 3,500 square feel on Ft P,erce inlet 3,000 feet rent or self Call Lavon RELAX! between Cadieux and ground floor, 14 examlna- bedroom chalet, 2 fire- POinte WOods Colonial carpet and freshly n~2035. to the ocean VIa boat, 2 places, sleeps 11. $310- Family room, natural fife- painted. $575 per month USE OUR FAX Morass 293-0202 tlon rooms, 1 laboratory, bedroom, 2 bath. By place, formal dining LAKESHORE Village, 2 CUSTOM OFFICES large parking in rear. owner $72,5001 firm. 1- weekend 647-7233. plus secUrity and refer- Call and inquire about our room, rec room, 1 1/2 Completely remodeled and OnglnaJly for 4 or 5 407-488-3697 after 6 p m HARBOR Spnngs.. Harbor ences 882-7340 bedroom townhouse on FAX MACHINE. When bu'" baths, updated kitchen Gary lane, all apphances redecorated Carpeted, Physician office. For ap- Eastem time or wnte Cove, beautiful condos, ST. JOHN Hospital area of time is short and our lines With appliances Including Including washer, dryer, four rooms, front and rear pomtment call 822~762 P.O. Box 4161, Ft sleeps 4- 12. Three miles DetrOIt, Sharp 2 bedroom are busy, you can simply dishwasher, 2 112 car ga_ dishwasher Carpetmg, PIerce, Fla. 34948-4161. form Boyne Highlands or ranch Wlth famIly room, 1 FAX the capy along with entrances, parking on --D-E--L-U--X-E-- rage Ideal for young arr, snow removal, club premises, central alf con- Nubs Nob. Indoor pool, car attached garage and billing and category BEAUTIFUL Naples, two faclhtles $625 per month dltlOnUlQ, GFAlCAC 1000 hot tUb, sauna Sytvain professIOnal $1,000 per information . bedrooms, two baths, fur. deck In yard $450 per Management Inc. on month plus secunty de- 1 year minimum lease square feet Available nlshed condo, pool, ten- month. Won't last Ask Immedlatelyl SUITE SIght 1-800-678-1036. POSit 886-6400 Available ImmedIately, GROSSE POINTE NEWS niS COUrts, golf, close 10 for P.aul, 372.2222 n6-7009 CHAMPION & BAER, INC. beach and downtown HARBOR Cove condo in 702 AI'TS' flATS DUPLEX 882-6900 701 APn, fUTS' DUPUX 884-5700 Naples. Available week of Harbor Spnngs, February S.( S, Macomb County 702 AI'TSIFlATS/DUl'l£X Of comfortable and S C S Mlcomb CounlV 702 AI'TSIflAJSlDUPLEX 23 through March 2 MIn- S C.S, Macomb (ounty convenIent offices In February 17th and Apnl S.C.S'Macomh Counly 1st and on. 574-3042 LEASING SERVICES Harper WOods utes from great SidIng' $6OQ. or $400. for week- Lookmg for office space? 1,600 square feet at NAPLES, Foxfire, luxunous end 569-4646. Have an office 10 rent? 1-94 and Vernier. two bedroom, two bath In'e where the lun 's ro~.Ir seasons long 1 RUTAN GROUP Easy ontoff X.Way condo, completely fur- HOMEsTEAD- Luxury 3 or Serfcl your home from our eltecuh\l'e one and two bedroom ranch Special features in- nIShed, great V1eW. Golf, 4 bedroom resort condo apar1menl homes or O~HspacIOus two bedroom loft aparlments SIte SelecttOl1 ASSlSlInc:e fVearJWound clUde convenient tennis, pool, private club, SUperb View and location' Pamper yourself wrlh Indrvrdual climate con.tol aU G E ,lCltchen wall.lo.wall plush carpeting sound cond'hon,"g a 1 886-8000 parking, entrance gorgeous Available J344. J 1 - I .. " 1 ' ...... ~'llIInr... 7.... n_...... - February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News '.' VACATION RENTAL 11(,; NO~TH!RN MJCHI(,At< ~O() HQU~£S FOR SAU ~Al! 800 HOUSES fOR SAtt/ BOYNE country faInlly cha- 800 Houm fOR ~ALE 800 1l0USfS fOR SAlf MOJ CONDOS APTI flAIl let, lour bedrooms, fire- OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 ELEVEN room beauty. Har- ~o, INVESTMENT PROPI~rl place, two baths, by TODAY'S HOUSE fOf' sale, 11000 23112 WESTBURY DRIVE 791 Westchester per WOOds 3/4 ,acre, 5 ST. CLAIR SHORES CLOSE to Grosse Pointel week or weekends. 882- block East Outer Drive OPEN SUNDAY 2- 5 bedrooms, 2600 square Ba:ST BUYS! condo, country club set- Investment property. 29 5749 or 591~180 Grosse Pointe Park feet. $119,900 20381 Kitchen, dining, hVlng FantastIC gray bnck ranch, 3 Four bedroom, 2 112bath, 2 GROSSe POINTE llOg 2 bedrooms, 2 Unit brick apartment Eastwood, Open &mday Five-five two family, side WIth fireplace, two bed- bedrOOf'ns, balh 1/2, fam- HARBOR Springs Condo car attached garage, fin- baths Excellent condi- bUIldIng, all first ftoor, 2 Century 21 Sunrise, 979- dnve, two car garage, two rooms, bathroom, full Ily room With nalural fire- SI8ep6 8, near !dopes IShed basemenl, central tIOn 296-0679 utility rooms. Good polen- 2630. Tefl (14E381) basement with half bath place, door to patIO, nICe cable. 886-a924, 1-61S: air, famtIy WIth fireplace rurnaces, gas heal, both llal! Red Carpet K8Im units rented Only and large paneled room, IIoor plan, 2 car attached 920 HARCOURT 526-7565. SeIer 1II'lXioYs. PROPERTY Taxes- certified Damman ReaJtors 886- $67,900. Cash to a new upstairs ready 10 finish, garage, GFAI CAC, Recently converted three REO CARPET METRO appraISer WIlt appeal your 4445. CROSS VIJIage, 3 bedroom mortgage cenlral air, alarm system, newer roof and gutters bedroom condo wrth large property taxes. 822~755 kitchen and sun room In tloml;t ovenoolong lake 526-3990. GROSSE POINTE two car garage, COf'ner 101 Too much to mentlOfl fenced-In backyard 882. WIndmill POInte area ao~ IAKI RIVER HOMES MIChIQ8n, 5 minutes to 418 Moran. beautiful 3 bed- MACK and Moross, 2 bed. New Listing! Five-five two $127,900 776-8208. beach $4SO. per week, room brICk, large famJly 3531 22556 VAN COURT room, 1 1/2 bath colonial, family, 2 car garage, 2 ELEVEN room beauty Har- June through October 1. room, nalural fireplace, Newer three bedroom HARRISON TownshIp- 1 1600 square feet, 2 fire- gas furnaces, very clean HOUSE For sale 907 Bed- per Woods 3/4 acre, 5 616-526-5040. finished basement, 2 car condo With masler bed- bedroom condo on Clin- places, family room, 2 car Pnced to sell at $64,900 ford Georgian Colonial, bedbroom, 2600 square room and balh on firsl ton RIVer WIth baatwell, garage. Open hoYse Sun- garage Seller wJlI help or offer Cash to a new approXImately 3,000 feel $119,900 20381 SHANTY CREEK with financing $39,900 floor and beautIful decor $74,900, 2 lakevIeW con- day 2- 5. $139,000. 882- mortgage square feet 4 bedrooms, Eastwood Open Sunday CHAlET, 3 Of' 5 bedrooms 881-9060 Just steps from the Lake dos at Shook and Jeffer- 4188. 3 1/2 baths, profes- Century 21 Sunnse 979- $175 or $25(),'night, min~ CROWN REALTY THE PRUDeNTJAL son, $149,000, $169,000; PRICE reduced Grosse Sionally landscaped and 2630. TerE (14E381) mum two nights. ~ 6 HARPER Woods- 20604 TOM McDONALD & SON GROSSE POINTE Huron POInI area, handy- POInte ,Woods, 3 bed- decorated LoIs more to 14. 885-42'7. Hollywood. Freshly red&- 821-6500 REAL ESTATE man's special, $165,000, room ranch, nice Ready to move- In Imme- HARIM:)R Springs! Peto- corated 3 bedroom bun- very .0 I COMMERCiAl BUllOING~ 18615 MlICk Avenue 230 feet of fronlage; Clin- clean 881-9782 FARMS, 268 Merriweather- dlale occupancy skey. Luxury 3 bedroom galow on a large dooble and Grosse Pointe Woods ton River colomal. 1/2 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath $246,900 824-9142 KERCHEVAL. Prime Hili condo, minutes from lot, Grosse POInle School acre lot, offered at OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 colOnial. Professionally locatIOn! 2,500 square feet 882-0087 Nubs! HIghlands. Re- System New kitchen BERKSHIRE ROAD $199,000 Ask for Bob GROSSE: POINTE FARMS decorated, new kitchen, al $12 00 double net SPARKLING NEW serve 1Of' winter skIIng. cabinets, new carpet Four bedroom Spanish CoI- MacKenZie, Century 21 466 CAlVIN - NOTHING eatlOg area, new gas rur- lease Central air, carpel- CON DOMINIUM I Weekends or weekly throughout, 2 car garage, oOial With three baths, MacKenZIE! m-tOl0. TO 00 BUT MOVE INTO nace, 2 car garage. patIO, lng, storage Ample park. AT HARBOATOWN. evenlllgs 885- $49,900 ~78Oil. den, maid's quarters and 886-6922, thiS 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 natural fireplace Open This 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath LAKE and canal homes- 2 4142 much much morel Ing In rear Ideal for retail, STEP Into yesterday's ele- bath EngllShl M SPAR- SundiY 2.30- 5. By ap- OffIce, Insurance, manu. town Ilame IS srtuated on bedroom bnck ranch, VERNIER ROAD JNCOME $129,000, LakeView HARBOR SPRINGS gance St. ClaIr on the KLESI Many new features pointment 884-1161. faclurer's representatIve, a tranqwl lagoon In thiS Include family room, Newly decoraled and ready condo, 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 Great SkIIng, Boyne High- Hili, 4,000 square feet, 4 new A STEALf Grosse POInte attorney, elc VACANT. Riverfront communlly newer. heating syslem, to move In For sale or bath, $139,000, 3 bed- bedroom plus, master Schools Four bedrooms 884-0600. FIreplace, pnvate terrace, lands and Nubs Nab new decIc, new garage _ lease. rOOf'nbrick ranch, modern Special rates, mid-week bedroom suite, private 2 with basement and ga. JOHNSTONE wall to wall carpeting, 2 JUst aboul everything! Per- KESSLER kitchen, $154,900, Ard- and March HarrMet V~ bedroom apartment, for- rage for only $56,900 car garage SWimming fect fOf' a grOWing family nl.2470 & JOHNSTONE more- Lavon canal, 1 !age homes, condomi.' mal dining, Jibrary, 3 1/2 Re-Max, Lily, 558-7850 pool, tennIS courts and Of' fOf' scaling down - the Ilame on Ardmore offered niums, some at chairlrft baths, 3 fireplaces, 3 car NEAR Village, attractive beautrfully landscaped attached price IS nght fOf' erther) MACK/ WARRENI La- 803 CONDOS APTI flA T\ at $295,000, colonial on and x-country. rental, garage, leaded cuslom ranch home By walk- ways combine to of- glass Windows. (R1065) DON'T MISS IT! 881-4200 Fontaine- 3 bedroom, car- Owner at $169,000 3 fer a COf'nplete lifestyle Lavon offered for sales, Land Masters, Inc., WOODBRIDGE apartment! Channberlain 751-2200. peted, stove, garage bedrooms, den, Florida ThiS beauty has never $334,000, Lakefront c0lo- Realty. 616-6651. JOHNSTONE condo, 2 bedroom, 2 $28,900. 882-4132. room, 2 1/2 baths, 2 fire- been lIVed Inf Pnced nght nial, $359,000. Ask fOf' FIRST Offering, St. ClaIr & JOHNSTONE balh, upper level. 343- SKlERSI Lovely new home places, 2 car attached at $175,000. Call now ror Bob MacKef1ZJ9, Century Shores, 9 Mile & Mack- 3 OPEN SAT. & SUN. 11.5 9053 evenings on Northport Bay, 25 ST. CLAIR SHORES 3 bed- garage SpaCIOUS floor a pnvate showlngl 21 MacKerJZ19 m-1010. minutes from Sugarloaf bedroom ranch, central 513 NEFF room bock ranch, at- plan 1033 Cadieux, MACOMB TownshIp, beau- HARBORTOWN SALES air conditioning, pool, GROSSE POinte City, and Traverse City. Week tached garage, central Grosse Pointe Park call tiful immaculate condo, OFFICE 8 i3 NOIlTHfRN MICHIGAN many extras. 881-6448, charming 4 bedroom, 2 1/ and weekend rates. 882- air, finished basement, 885-8234 24 foot Jiving room, up- (313)259-2200. HOMES must sell. 2 bath colonial recently 4096. low 90s, must sell m- graded, lovely oak Inm, reslored Modern kitchen A CLASSIC bnck colomal HARPER Woods condo GROSSE POInte Movmg NORTH Renaud- 4 bed- 1649 finished basement With wllh GE appliances, mas- In Grosse POinte Park Excellent valuel Near St Company RegUlar trips 72. VACATION RfNTAl room large ranch, presti- balh! wet bar, 2 car ga- RfSORIS ST. CLAIR Shores, live ter bedrOOf'O with bath, wllh 3100 square feet of John Hosprtal Neal and north. Partial loads wel- gious location, reduced. ragel opener. A Winner, near the water In Ihls high ceilings, WOOd floors space. Leaded beveled clean, newer furnace, come 822-4400 CANCUN 2 bedroom luxury Open Sunday 2- 5. ~ $110,000 Lindman $p8CKXJShome! Features throughout, new fumace glass, natural woodwork, many extras Free use of condo, 5754. Realty, 468-9866 HARBOR SPRINGS Meps 6. Febru- approximately 2,200 sq With air, 3 car garage with 2 woodburning fireplaces, washer and dryer Low 24th- March WequetonSIng hOf'ne In pri- ary 3rd. ft. 2 1/2 baths" fOf'mai din- loft, plus much more gleaming hardwood floors EMPTYNESTERS looking 40's. 778-4776 vate wooded selting Weeks of ApnI 7. 14, OPEN SUNDAY Noon-4 Ing room, family room, throughout. Recently dec. for three others to con- 885-0338 CONDO 2 bedroom, 2 bath Three bedrooms, two fun Easter week, AprIl 14- 21, fireplace, 2 car attached orated In neutral tones tract, desIQn and build Apnl 19131 Woodside GROSSE WOOds. 3,300 RIViera Terrace 731- baths, large lIVIng room 21- 28. Rent cheap. garage, large comer lot. Enough room for all with our own four sUite com- Woods square feet 1027 Briar- 8335, after 8 With fireplace, fully n4-4334. Harper Only $154,900. Red car- 6 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, temporary condo. East cliff, corner of River eqUIpped kitchen and din- pet Keim-McHugh 293- family room, partially fin- Side, near lake 881-9606 MORAVIAN Woods Con- 20515 Roscommon 1256. Road Three bedrooms, 2 dominium- 16 Mile and Ing area- all on main 300 HOUSIS fOR ~Al£ ished basement, 3 car Harper Woods 1/2 bath bnck and wood SECOND FLOOR MoraVian. Detached floor. Home IS completely BY Owner, Grosse POInte garage all on a large lot Contemporary Finished SECURITY & SERENITY ranch, 2 bedrooms, 2 furnIShed and appornted must Parle NICe 3 bedrooms, $235,000 882-3892 REDUCED sell. Spa- 11733 Lansdowne basement With bath, Sunny southern exposure baths, full basement, 2 down to Imens and cook- large kitchen, basement cious 3 bedroom ranch, DetroIt many extras Open FOUR bedroom, 2 bath, overlooking Lochmoor car alfached garage. Im- ware Pnvate patio and mint condition. Open recreation room. 1129 House, Sunday 1 10 5 lots of closets and Sfor- Counlry Club. Biggest mediate Occupancy three car garage. ImmedI- house Sunday 1- 5. Wayburn $47,900 331- c.II for debIIl8: 885-0112. No Brokers I age, move-In conditIOn unrt In Berkstures Main $149,500, firm No bro- ate occupancy. $400,000. 19902 Harper 7932 F1eeI'MXXI POWER BROKERS 554 Barrington, Grosse BUilding Large lIVIng/din- kers please Shown by MAC GLASHAN CO. Woods. 810 BEDFORD 264-1100 ESTATE SALE! Poinle Park. Open Sun- Ing room WIth 21-foot appointment only 463- 3699 Lake Shore Dnve OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 4 day 2- 5 $154,900 822- bnck fireplace wall. Spa- Harbor Spnngs, MI 49740 21136 UTTLESTONE 4738, if no answer after 6 ClassIC English Tudor, 4 or 7207 CIOUS Master Bedroom HARPER WOODS call 772-5628 616-526-2020 Grosse Pointe Woods 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, wrth dressing room and OPEN SUNDAY 1.4 Make an offerl CYstom BUYING OR SELLING ,~I all hardwood floors, first walk-In tiled shower. E.xtra 1S1 FLOOR CONDO , 988 HAMPI'ON Ranch features natural A HOME 817 RUIL ESTATE WANTEO 19660 floor, Parquet with Greek bath and den or bed- Hardwood floors, pl1Vale, fireplace, hardwood I Will prepare all legal docu. Cape Cod Bungalow COUNTRY CLUB key inlay. Newly finished room GE kitchen, range, storage and appliances ments, $200 complete YOUNG couple to be wed ~1 '1yt,eJ~~r \.l"fr~hly third floor, family room off refngerator, dishwasher, Adlhoch & AssocIates. Three bedrooms, two Upaate<:F ' 3' t)e'd'r'6om palmea ela9nOr I.iaII Ed Also WIlls, probate, and in June seeks home on updated kItchen WIth dISpOSal, bwlt-ll'l /TllC(o- Ask for Jeff 882-5200. baths, breakfast room, bungalow, family room, Remenapp Of'Sa! Zenllo rncorporations Thomas P. east. side. Cash Buyers. glass enclosed porch and wave. Carpeted through- large family room Built. modern kitchen, fin. Wolverton, Attorney, 285- BEAUTIFUL VIew of Lake 884-8469. Ished basement, 2 car 777-4940 deck All new alumInum out, mint condrtlOfl. Ther- St Clarr' 3 bedroom, 2 1/ In bookcases and china SCHWEITZER 6507, HOME on water POIntes. garage, Grosse POinte trim and SfOf'm windows, maJ-pane windows WIth 2 bath condo. 2400 cabmet, aIr $165,000 REAL ESTATE Prefer In order. Shores- SChOOlS, $95,000 nego- front Walk, landscapmg, 121 Lothrop- Grosse Pointe extra storms, tnple Insula- square feet, garage, car- Farms- CIty- Park. Open Sunday 2-5 tIable. No brokers. BETTER HOMES electncal, faucets. Freshly Farms custom built 3 tIOn In alflC, Cable TV, port and boat well. Many san- AND ous buyer Confidental By Appointment GARDENS decorated. Immediate oc- bedroom, 2 1/2 bath carport, pool, COf'npacter extras. Hamson Town- cupancy. $200,000 Fan- ranch, formal dlOlng In basement storage transaction 882-5437. 884-5751 881-6791 GROSSE POinte Woods, shIp $279,000. 775-6128, tastIC buyl 3314783 room, family room, ma- $164,000. Call 313-881. 977-8162, pm one owner, custom 2 CASH fOf' your east side hogany panelled library, 0467 or 619-323-2182 property Of' assume mort. bedroom brICk ranch, 1 11 GROSSE POinte Schoo/s, finished basement, new TWO bedroom ranch, 1 1/2 806 flORIDA PROPERTY 2 baths, fireplace, sun- charming 2 bedroom on roof, maintenance free gages Aladdin 881-8373. By Owner baths, spacIous liVing BrOWNER POf'ch, basement, garage crawi space. 20911 Holly- extenor, approximately room, central air, at. WANTEDf 1 or 2 adults CASH 1033 WHITTIER 726 Middlesex Very OIce condItion Wood, Harper Woods. 2600 square feet, large tached 2 car garage, golf who are Interested in liv. .I $84,900 .. 1~79 FOR HOMES 881-8055 $37,900. beautiful lot $299,000 >, Four bedroom cen. Open Sunday course VI8W HMS 228- ,ng In sunny FIonda dur- Serving Area SInce 1938 2-5 No brol .•••••••• & O's . l .}- I , - .--- ~-....-...- I I - -# , I I I ! I I 14C February 8, 1990 Grosse Pointe News You AUTO Buy Now 1990 H undai Excel GL $9 000 • • I' Maxima $16 900 "ONE STOP" SHOPPING ALL MAKES a MODELS MANY MORE TO CHOOSE! D~Go90ley 1-94at8MJ1elld. ~_~.~ _~". 343-5300 ~~~~T:~ Delivery Roo". A17EN110N CHeci< OUT . THese New ALL CADIllAC OWNERS a BABies.! 3 REWARDS DIRECT FROM CADILLAC ~(7o \ ~\ UP TO CASH DMDEND o $1'50d• y r ;" OR @ SPECIAL GMAC FINANCE RArES AS LOW AS~~S:~~ OR .; yo ...... @} SPECIAL GMAC SMARTLEASE TERMS 'i'l-)OY<=% AS LOW AS~kJ4, ,:I MSRP $15,133 (See or call Rmke Cadillac for additional information) Hammond Savings $1,508 GM Rebate $1,200 Stock ~~~$12A25 '1121 Plus Tax. Lise & Fees 7 Others at Similar Savings! = 1990 LUMINA APV 4 More MSRP $17,797 At Hammond Savings $1,798 Similar Savings ~~~$15,999 Plus Tax, Lise & Fees was Rodgers Price ... '" $25,495 CadIllac 11!'!\m9-qe~ DIvIdend S1,500 •• YOUR $23 995 'GM!oCSmortl_4II_(STKIt0201 a.""""J& STK'90267SDVlISl"""""IIM~r~ 15175 E. Jefferson, S.P. Park PRICE , J'N'l 'Ii! P ;a.,•• tMt'Z' $ J a; 4.1;1 rui,tt n... .. • """ ...... ,....,= ; ..... £._;;(-; P!44"", •• lIb_It.IB•., till••_nz:1lI!11_U."'••• UI",.-
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