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VOL. 47-No 32 Grosse Pointe, Michigan, Thursday, August 7, 1986 35 Cents 42 Pages BIG U-turn This ship gave out five quick blasts signaling smaller boats to get out of the way Friday, Aug. 1. The Wolverine was headed upstream, then proceeded to make a sweeping U-turn back downstream - right In front of Windmill Pointe Park and a number of early morning park guests who took time out to watch the ship's dramatic navigation. Assistant park supervisor Joe Conlan said the occurrence is rare, but when a ship turns around there, one can almost reach out from shore and touch it.
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for your Information Latchkey program does not comply, state says
By Mike Andrzejczyk Wolfe said. tary schools each operate a latch. buildIngs and they would be logi- is hkely to be reached thiS month, The Grosse Pomte Board of Edu- "We've granted exemptions key program supported by the cal choices for coordmators according to Superintendent John cation will try again Monday night where the intent of the rule is rates paid by parents, hiring two Spagnoli responded by saymg WhrItner. The district ISstill look- to brmg its latchkey program into mamtained," he added. "We've coordinators for the program there are a number of activities in Ing at what options It has, he add- compliance with state Department made a large number of adaptions would mean a hike in rates, ac- buildings that aren't the responSi- ed fyi of Social Services licensing re- to the
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Page Three-A Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thnzania is on her flight plan '" ~." By Nancy Parmenter expenence or because I'm female. owners don't fly It as much. -;.J!~ 9'.-wo'»-:?".41r~ What does a bush pilot look hke? Then I found this." "It was a good plane to leal'll r In this case, tall, shm, blonde, :W "ThiS" IS a job that wiII take on," Bresser said "It's not soph- and female Bresser from home for three years istIcated and it's very forgiving It Kristine Bresser looks like she'll and keep her flymg, seven days on, looks hke a btUe toy - we joke a be able to handle the Job. as she seven days off, covering the 23,000 lot a bout ha ving to wmd up the rub- smglehandedly muscles the square miles of the dIocese of ber band" hanger doors open and drags her Arusha The flymg won't much re- About the same time Bresser tinY two-seater Ercoupe out Into semble the flymg she does out of was learnmg to fly and putting her- the sunbght She's never landed in CIty aIrport, but Bresser ISlooking self through a year at the Umver- a field before, but says she Isn't forward to the challenge sity of Detroit, she had another ex- afraid to try "FlYing IS hke learning to dnve penence that led to her deciSIOn to This time next month, Knshne a stick shift," she said "It seems be a miSSIOnary pilot. Bresser will be learning Swahili so hard till you learn It's reaction "I made a commitment to and studying the local culture of - it's embedded in my subcon- Chnst," she saId. "I felt he had Tanzama In preparatIOn for three SCIOUS" given me the opportumty to fly and years as a bush pilot ferrying doc- Bresser has been flying ever I wanted to use that opportunIty for tors on a backcountry circUit of smce she was old enough and IS hiS service." medical cllOlCS She'll be flymg for now mstrument-cerhfled. She Exactly what hfe wIll be hke a~ Flymg MedICal SerVices, known grew up accompanying her fatner, a missionary pilot IS stIll a closed here for another Grosse POInte fly- Jerry, on hIS bUSiness fhghts and book Bres~er knows she will be mg miSSIOnary, Father Pat Patten set a goal early on: a pIlot's license based In the city of Arusha at the "Actually, It's just a comcidence by age 18 foot of Mt KIhmanJaro, that she that we're both Grosse Pointers," "I bought an airplane before I Will be provIded With room and Bre~l>er said "I looked for miSSI- knew how to fly," she said with a board, that a stlpend will be bank- onary work tor a year and was al- grm Actually, a Sixth ot a plane ed for hel' III an account lIJ the ways turned down because I was The htUe 1946 Ercoupe feels bke Umted States too young or lacked mechamcal hers though, because the other "The only thing I know about my bVlng conditIOns IS that I'll have running water and electricity," she said She may bunk in the bush during her seven-day circUlt, dur- Photo b Peter A SalInas mg the off-perIOd, she Will be at home m Arusha, momtonng the A case of dry feet cbmc radio that ISthe only means of communications and perform- Boat owners who dock at Windmill Pointe Park Marina won't get wet feet thanks to a program Ing routme maintenance on the recp.ntly completed by the Park. Large pilings which hotd the pier up have settled nearest shore, plane She will fly a six-passenger putting several large sections of the pier structure below the high water. Parks and recreation Cessna 206 WIth room for stret- director Jim Ellison said the work completed over the last six weeks is an "excellent job." Joe chers when seats are removed Conlan sits atop the recently completed carpentry work. Grosse Pointe Park will take a look at So far, Bresser hasn't even met the situation in coming months to determine whether the settled pilings should be raised by a any of her future co-workers - but separate contract. her parents have On a tour of Afnca earlier this year, Jerry and Jean Bresser made a stop at Al'usha to find out what their daughter was getting mto "They got hold of Father Pat," Break-ins force district Kristine said. "Once they saw the place and met the people I'll be workmg With, they were excited." to add security to schools Although she hasn't had her cul- ture Immersion yet, Bresser has By Mike Andrzejczyk been warned about a few thmgs for the school system The hours tempted breaking and entermg, Shorts are out How does the Grosse Pointe are shorter In the summer, he the two ended up being ticketed for "Gomg bare-breasted would be Public School System protect its adds a curfew violation, King says. pt:I fectly normal in their culture, close to $50 millIon In bul1dmgs and Besides the security eqUipment Police and pubhc safety depart- but bare thighs aren't permitted," eqUIpment? at the high school, hghtIng has ments have m general been very she saId. "To respect them, you That questIOn IS being asked been added at other bUlldmgs, supportive of the schools' needs, wouldn't wear shorts." more and more often around the King says In most cases, however, Kmg says Patrols are routinely m- There's no teleVision in Arusha, administratIOn bUIlding at 389 St it's the high schools that are the- creased In the summer around which might be a problem for most Clair thls year, smce South High targets of thieves, because they schools and parking lots are fre- Americans, but not Bresser "I'm School has been robbed several contain the greatest amount of quented by patrol cars so happy about It, because I hate bmes in the first few months of this easily resold eqUipment, like com- The school system also needs the teleVISion," she said. "1'11 do a lot year, causIIlg thousands of dlJ!lars puters and electromcs, he adds help of neighbors who keep an eye of studying in the Bible." in losses. "All schools have" become con- on bUlldmgs and report suspicIOUS Going to Africa as a miSSIOnary While school offICials are reluc- cerned, accordmg to Kmg "With actlVlty to polIce, Kmg says. It was pilot IS the answer to a dream, tant to discuss detal1s of the secur- the tremendous mcrease of com- a reSident's tip that helped appre- even though it means puttmg off Ity steps they've taken - fearmg puter equipment, all school sys- hend five students who had broken other goals for a while, she said. "1 It Will be ~een by some as a dare tems at'e havmg to dea~ With" into South and made off With com- don't think. I'll get too many other to break into th~ :;;~~\."':'J);l'r>'?Qo skunty problems- • - -' puter- equipment, be adds ... opportumties like this All I've ever say several thousand dollars of Where once vandalism was the The dlstnct has taken some wanted to do is fly." security eqUIpment has'JJeen ad~- problem facing most systems, measures InSide bul1dmgs to I1mlt ed to South so far. break-ms have been on the rise, access to wings of buildmgs, Kmg Photo by Nancy Carmenter Flying Medical Services ISa pn- vately funded organization. Dona- Most bUildings have personnel m King says. In hopes of dlscourag- says. Gates routmely are used to One of life's last-minute details: Kristine Bresser rushes to sell tions may be sent to Bresser's them well after 11 p m. during the mg that, Grosse Pointe plans to lock off wmgs and bUildings at her share in a 1946 Ercoupe before she leaves for Africa for three home at 1005 Three MIle Dr., school year, accordmg to David prosecute to the extent of the law, South A problem the district has King, director of support services also run Into is that keys taken In years. Grosse Pomte Park. he adds. The trouble IS often catching prevIOus break-ms are used in sub- kids in the act A case occurred sequent entfIes. Thieves, armed 1astl weekend, when KIng and WIth a jamtor's set of keys, have Woods'park improvement bond issue goes to voters Larry Yankaufkaf, maIntenance access to a number of areas In the He indicated that purchasers of supervisor, spent Saturday mght, school, he adds. The city council has indicated tion of a large pavilion which can By Peter A. Salinas long-term bonds want a higher m- on top of South hoping to catch It won't be unusual to see, in that the maximum Increase in ci- be used as a "Meadow Brook style terest rate (currently about 75 some kids who might attempt to years to come, security systems at Voters in Grosse Pomte Woods ty property taxes wlIl not exceed concert area" and a hard surface percent) as a hedge in the event of get mto the bUlldmg all the dlstnct's schools. But such I WIll have the opportumty thiS No- one mill ($1 per $1,000 of State footpath around the entire park inflatIOn. The short-term interest The two, armed With walkle- systems also have their problems vember to deCide if the city should Equalized ValuatIOn) A taxpayer area rate is at about 5 5 percent current- talkies, were on top of the school The systems are normally turned borrow $3.5 million and Issue gene- whose property has an SEV of Ghesquiere would be scheduled ly. The deciSIOnon how the city wl1l when King spotted a commotlon in on and off With a secunty code ral obligation tax bonds for im- $50,000 would pay an additional $50 to get a $432,000commumty center approach the sale, If approved by the parking lot, where a number of Because of the number of people provements to Lake Front and per year in Increased taxes along With a band gazebo, plat- voters, has not been finalized cars pulled in and people began that move m and out of the bul1dmg GhesqUlere parks Over the years the millage rate form tennis and volleyball courts, Rice said she encourages voters bangmg on one of the doors of the for sports, custodial and mainten- The Woods councIl voted unani- would remain the same, but the a multiple-use "magic square," to examine the large mformation- bUlldmg. ance purposes, the number of peo- mously, with the exceptIOn of one value of a property might mcrease walking path and extensive land- al posters that Will be placed at After gettmg down to the group, ple who would have access to Value usually goes upward - and scaping absent councilman, to approve the Lake Front Park and at the city King discovered It was on a scav- bUlldmg codes WIll be large m this case, It might increase even The bond councIl of MIller, Can- I offiCial ballot question municipal bUilding soon, then at- enger hunt and had stopped at the The most likely answer will be more qUickly because enhance- field, Paddock and Stone has been For almost one year now the tend the September public hearing. school expecting the next clue As secunty systems that Will sound a ment of the parks would tend to selected and is currently working I Woods has been In the process of he was clearmg up the trouble, warmng when certam areas of the on the Woods' bondmg program "It may be that someone at the dlscermng how to Improve Its two make the properties m the city bUIlding are entered, King says City Manager Chester Petersen heanng will suggest something Yankaufkuf broadcast he had largest parks The city has spent worth more that we haven't given any thought found two people on the roof Some eqUipment slmliar to that said the city IS considering selling about $8,000 to hire the firm of The proposed improvements are to," Rice said "SometImes when ThiS pall' turned out to be ha~ been mstalled at South, and It the bonds in two-, four- or five-year James C. Scott and ASSOCiates, to ambitIous Aside from the new a fresh set of eyes looks at some- Juveniles, but when Yankaufkaf appears the dlstnct Will have to develop plans for public hearmgs bridges at Lake Front, there are increments, rather than a long- approached, they stopped Instead conSIder addmg It at least at term issue would save the city m- thmg It sees somethmg that was new boat dock Improvements, ex- missed or not considered " of them beIng charged \\-Ith at- North Huge changes would occur at tensive landscaping, the construc- terest costs both parks. One of the biggest and most costly developments would be the demolitIOn of the MIlk RIVer Bndge and the constructIOn of a GRAND OPENING new pedestnan/vehicular bridge Harrison Paint Co. and two pedestnan walkways at Lake Front Park Watch for our signl A pubbc hearmg on the pro- posals was held earher this sum- It MIGHT be up by the mer, and another pubhc hearing on the fmal park plans is schedul- BRENNEMAN ed for Monday, Sept 22, at 7: 30 time you read this. p m. at the Grosse Pointe North Performing Arts Center · 1][ c::J I City offiCials had conSidered a millage levy over a number of ~D~O:O'1?[]i GROSSE POINTE years - perhaps SIXor seven - to SttADES pay for the park Improvements aILUHANe. The deCISIOnto borrow the full $3 5 lube OIL & LUBE million and Issue mumclpal bonds was made for several reasons oil filter Accordmg to councilwoman Jean RICe, one of the most Important CENTER reasons for the bond deCISIon IS 25% OFF that the cIty will not have to walt IN AS LITTLEAS TEN MINUTES, WE'll .. several years before accumulatmg • Change all (up 105 qls ) • Check lire pressure' enough money to proceed With 00 • Change Ihe all filler • Check differential' several of the more extensIve Im- COSTOM COT S2 0FF • Lube complele chaSSIS • Check battery' provements • Check brake fluid' • Check air filter' RIce said offiCIals generally felt that havmg the parks torn up for Oil, Lube & Filter • Check sleerlng flUid - • Check belts with coupon • expires 8-14.86 perhaps as long as SIX or seven • Check IransmlsSlon fluid' • Lubricate hinges years IS not somethmg reSidents TO YOOR • Check washer solvel SIZE 'W(" Illlhe llt'()Vt' flUid If nepcled would deSire Also, by borrowmg the money for the Impr(lVements Reg. $18.95 - w/coupon $1695 up front, the city can hire contrac- 21155 MACK AVE. tors now, and not have to add In the G P W (Bet 8 & 9 Mile) mflatlOnary costs for work to occur G.P.'S AUTHORIZED PENNZOll DEALER several years from now If voters approve the bondmg re- 886-4800 17500 Warren • 884.1490 quest, the cIty can hlvest the E. (Corner of Neff) money m legally allowable ac- Orders must be paid in full to receive 25 % discount. Cash only. counts, thus earnmg mterest while Shipping & cutting charges additional. Previous orders excluded. Mon Frl 8 00 6 DO,Sat 8 00 5 00 the project gets under way
• Thursday, August 7, 1986 Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Garden council Thinking of Leasing COMING donates $300 Think of SOON CRUMMY :f to Pierce School 1 LEASING, INC. HARPER SPORT 1 Contmumg a project to beautify 772.6700 772-2200 the grounds of Pierce Middl~ H 1 p~ I l,{}.. ( Uhl j Bt to SHOP S II Mdr i}l School, Dorothy Chope, president \ (I PI~ tit I I of the council of Grosse Pomte SUMMER CLEARA~CE G.lrden Clubs, presented the GARBAGE GRINDER? SALE ~chool With a $300 check for addi- Aug. 13, 14, 15, & 16th tional purchases of shrubs, plants, _ Call trees and flowers The program began two years It{H.t\l~ 17157 HARPER AVE. ago when the council developed a AT CADIEUX land~cape design for the library PlUMBING'~EA.TlH loc.lted _n the south wmg of the 11600 LIVERNOIS • 863-7800 middle school bUilding Extendmg 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822-9070 885.5390 . the plans to mclude the area sur- 1726 MAPLE RD. • 643-4800 ruundmg the school as well, the council has worked With students :r to e!:.tabh!:.ha Student Garden rlub REMODELING? U ThiS spnng the PTO became an Pierca Middle School Principal Don Bassett, left, was on hand when student Jack McSorley ac- dct!ve partner m the project by THINK PRICE. cepted a $300 check from Grace Harrison, left, Dorothy Chope, president of the Council of Grosse plant mg 1,GOO spnng -flowermg Pointe Garden Clubs; and Margaret Gram, to purchase landscape plants to beautify the school. bulb~ THINK QUALITY. Detroit's dynasties open their doors for public tours THINK LETO BLDG. CO. wmdows studded llccduonalh With Itecture, the house features more Why wait? Call now. Step back In tune to the 1920s Henry Ford's home, Fair Lane, IS a 56-room mansIOn located on heraldic stamcd gla~~ m'-,elti, The than 200 ulirlces of pure gold and when Amenca was first falllllg In Silver leaf on the ceIlings and ADDITIONS • DORMERS love With the automoblle DetrOit \\ hat IS now the Umversity of roof of stones 1'-, IlnpOl ted from l\llchlgan's Dearborn campus England Expert workmen were moldmgs REC ROOMS • KITCHENS was at the forefront of thl~ move A fascina hng aspect of the home ment due to the efforts 01 men hke BUilt m 1915, the home, with Its 15 also brought over to ~pllt the "tones baths and eight fIreplacl~s, cost and lav them 111 an authentiC Cots- IS the boatwells deSigned to allow ROOFING AND SIDING Henry Ford, Edsel FOI d, Law Lawrence Fisher and hiS wealthy $1,875,000 to construct Also 1Il- wold mannel rence Fisher and John Dodge To- guests to dock their yachts m the deal dIrect w!th eluded III the estate are an elabor- Another one 01 DetrOIt's auto father son owned aay, people can learn more about mansIOn's lower level The cham- & the legaCies of these automotive ate powerhouse, the Rouge River barons, John Dodge, I~ credited and operated bUSiness ... LETO With a magmfIcent cascade, cele- with the bUlldmg of Meadow Brook ber allows boats up to 100feet long SINCE magnates by tOUlmg their pres- to float m from the Grayhaven BUILDING CO. 1911 tigIOus mansions located m DetrOit brated landscape art, a miniature Hall m Rochester After plans for CAll 882.3222 I ~ farmhouse, a pony barn, tea- the house were developed, Dodge Canal, a pnvate waterway at the and Its suburbs mouth of the Detroit RIver Called the Auto Baron's Home houses, gardens, workers cottages died, leavmg hiS Widow, Matilda, Tour, mdlvlduals are invited to and a woods With 300-year-old Bur to complete theIr dream home The Fisher Mansion was pur- Matllda remarned WIlson and to- VISit the homes on theIr 0\\ nand Oaks chased m 1975 by Alfred Brush walk the hallways that the four The Edsel & Eleanor Ford gether they fImshed the construr' Ford (great grandson of Henry RONALD J. CONKLIN, D.I~M.,P.c. members of the "automohve House, begun III 1926on 90 acres m hon of the tudor ~tyle home Ford) and Ehsabeth Reuther DICk- dynasty" created for their fam- Grosse Pomte Shores, reflects the The 1oo-room manSIOn, com- meyer (daughter of UAW presI- Ilies Each home has It~ own dls- style of the Cotswolds In Worches- pleted m 1929at the cost of $400,000, dent, Walter Reuther) and is De- tmct character reflectmg the style tershlre, England Albert Kahn has a bnck and sandstone exterior trOit's Bhaktivedanta Cultural Foar SPECIALIST AND fOOT SURGEON of ItS owner was hired to deSIgn it With a tile shmgle roof Thlrty-mne Center ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF All four mansions ch.lrge adrlll~- The outside IS faced With BrIar brick chimneys feed 24 fireplace!:. The home's hours vary by sea- HIS NEW OFFICE AT sion, but With a complimentary HIll sandstone and leaded glass One of the home's most umque fea- son, but durmg the summer "Auto Barons Home Tour Pass- tures IS Knole Cottage, a home months the hours and admission bUilt on 2/3 scale for 12-year-old port" available at the DetrOit Homeowners sleep pnces are as follows, 20835 MACK AVENUE VISitor InformatIOn Center on East Frances Dodge The first all- Fall' Lane - Monday-Friday- Jefferson near Hart Plaza, VI~ltor~ through break-in electnc home m the metropolitan to, 11, 1'30, 2.30 and 3, Sunday- GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 can receive a dollar off each tour A Barrington Road family m the DetrOit area, Knole Cottage was 1.30-4'30, $4 adults, $3 children 884-7566 Group tour rates ale avatlable at Park awakened Sunday mormng, designed to give the young girl a and seniors place to learn "the fme art of Edsel & Eleanor Ford House - all four homes July 20, to fmd a burglar had homemakmg " The cottage cost Wednesday-Sunday - 1, 5; $3 entered the home durmg the mght HOURS BY APPOINTMENT $10,000 to build III 1926 Today It IS adults, $2 semors, $1 children .lnd stolen a purse, wallet and a SATURDAY AND EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE Thking a break prIceless because of the umque Meadow Brook - Monday-Sat- Jewelry box The War Memol'lal Will be Reslden1s called pollee Sunday matenals used m Its constructIOn urday - 10-4, Sunday - 1-4, closed Aug 17 to Sept 1 for ItS dt 6 55 a m. to report the break-m Lawrence Fisher, founder ot the (After August, the home ISopen for I H/\,S BEEN MY PLEASURE TO HAVE SERVED YOU IN THE yearly renova hon The center tours on Sunday only), $4 adults, r Apparently Ihe thief entered the FIsher Body Company and Cadil- will resume its usual hours of 9 PASI I HOPE OUR NEW AND EXPANDED FAClLll1E.S WILL home whlle one reSIdent was lac Motors, bUIlt hIS home on De- $3 seniors, $2 chIldren a m to 9 pm, Mondays Fisher Mansion - Friday-Sun- CON rINUE 'TD MfTT THE GROWING NEEDS OF OUR asleep upstairs and the other trOIt's l'Iverfront III 1927 Featurmg through Saturdays, beglllmng asleep on the back porch House a umque blend oj IldlJdn Hendls day - noon-9 p.m , $3 50 adults, PATIENTS Tuesday, Sept 2 doors were unlocked, police Said sance and vll1lage 11(11) \\ ood arch- $2 50 semors, $2 student~ .,"TOOf)m~'~-_:_.~.~-_.._.~-~ LIMOU~INf~ Round The Clock &rvlce
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m ASSOCiation He ISa lawyer asso- ciated WIth the tax department of VllLAGE.MARKET James R Graves CertIfied Public Koster is Ross Roy VP Accountant Thoma!> Luke of Walter T. Kos- the Park has been promoted to re- 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms ter of Grosse search supervIsor In the marketing Pointe Wood!> research services department at has been named Young & Rublcam Also at vice president at Y&R, Mary Pat Jatkman of the Ross Roy adver- Park has moved up to media plan- "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" tlsmg agency ner for the media department fine Koster I~ group Pamela B. Fullerton of the Woods Some Quantities Limited creative direc- ha~ Jomed Gray & KIlgore as an wines DAILY 8 a.m .. 7 p.m. tor of audIO VI!>- // «. .- account supervisor She comes to PRICES IN EFFECT ual trammg tor the Chrysler/ G&K from Ross Roy, where she liquor Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m •• 6 p.m. AUGUST 7th, 8th & 9th Plymouth and Dodge divIsIOns He supervI!>ed the Flortsts' Trans- is responsible tor the m-dealership world Delivery account sales and ~ervlce trammg pro- Domimc Zani of the City has been WHOL.E U.S.D.A. grams, mteractlve Video and other promoted to vice presIdent of tramlng systems for Chrysler and human resources at F&M Dlstnbu- other chents He JOined Ross Roy fresh ~th~:.J. tors, a Warren-based cham of NEW YORK --:,.- • ell: ...._-_~ as a copy supervisor In 1978 deep-discount drugstores.. John Koster earned hIS B:\ m r3dlO 3nd n. CulldH uf the Park ha::. been teleVIsion from the Umverslty of made a Fellow of the Englneermg DetrOIt Society of DetrOIt He IS vIce pres- MEDIUM SIZE Ident of englneermg at TRW Steer- $4 VVliloughby directs 98 ing Components Group and dIrec- lB. pastoral care tor of engineermg at TRW Steermg FROG LEGS and SuspensIOn. CollettI coordln' •• • •• ~. • ••• u ••• The Rev Roh- RANCH STYL.E ert G. Willough- ates deSign mnovatIon and tech- /~..::~1 ORANGE b)' of Grosse nology exchange among TRW Pomte Farms umts worldwide . National Bank ROUGHY has been ap- of DetrOIt has promoted James V. pointed the first Stuart of the Park to assistant in- i "-~__ ;;.:" SLICED $ 2 9 FILLETS vestment officer m the bank m- 2 director of pas- • • toral care at vestment division NBD's ~~ BACON LB. Henry Ford Hos- Grosse Pomte offices WIllbe super- VIsed by Joseph Tolari of St ClaIr FIN & pital He Will • take charge of the renamed chap- Shores, now vice president and dI- HADDIE rector of the bank's eastern metro- ~" AI.EXANDER & HORNUNG laincy servICes department and $ 79 polItan regIOnal bankmg diVISIOn 2 Will focus on the spmtual dimen- FILLETS sion of health care of the whole . The Michigan CommiSSIOn on person. Willoughby has master's the BIcentennial of the U S. Consti- '\\. KNACKWURST LB. degrees in pastoral and marriage tution has two Grosse Pomte mem- counseling from the Umverslty of betS Chief JustIce G. Mennen Wil- liams of the Farms and preSident KLEENEX DetrOIt and In social work admm- istration from Wayne State Um- of the state bar George T. Roumell versity He has been a chaplam at Jr. ofthe Park WIllserve until 1992 TOWELS the hospital for a year and serves Wayne Middleton of the Woods IS a hfe member of the Telephone LAMB SHANKS $19~ as rector of Emmanuel Church m PIoneers of Amenca, a program DetrOIt for testmg mfants at high risk of HARP C Announcmg Lawrence B. hearing dlsabihty Middleton Graves Jr. of the City ISpresident- heads the hearing assessment pro- 59 " gram at Hutzel Hospital elect of the national board of direc- • "8'G ROLL" tors of the Central Michigan Alum- -Nancy Parmenter CHEDDAR $24 9 CHEESE LB Bibeau awarded BY THE PIECE KLEENEX TISSUES U of D scholarship 73(: Michael Bibeau, a semor at -~\ ~ MUSTARD South High School, was among the $2 175 COUNT nahon's top iligh school students ~,•.¥;;~HAVARTI BY THE 49 WHITE OR awarded a Presldenhal Scholar- ship from the Umverslty of De- '/ ,:/ /' CHEESE PIECE lB. ASSORTED COLORS troit'!:'f!.'~~~r-,.em:-'-:.1"'...
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Uphill battle for the GOP Whatever the results of Tuesday's primary chard IS regarded as vulnerable on at least _ and this is bemg written before the votes are some of these Issues counted - the Republican Party now is faced If the economic and tax issues are to be the with the prospect of an uphill battle to defeat central theme in the fall campaign, as many Gov James Blanchard. RepublIcans thmk they Will be, the Gap nominee may be able to score some points It is always difficult to unseat an Incumbent, against Blanchard. Yet the economic figures especially one In the governor's chaIr The are a mIxed bag m Michigan. For example, state's chief executive has an easy time Win- Michigan's unemployment rate, whIle dropping ning publicity in the newspapers and on the tube In July, still is the hIghest among the 11 most because of his official actions. He can and does populous states. And at 8.9 percent, the jobless use state appointments and contracts for rate is well above the 6.9 percent national rate, poHtkRl u<;p He is in a positIOn to turn away tven though it 15 below the 10 5 percent level of criticism or divert it to someone else And to a year ago some extent he can control the Issues that are at the center of the campaign against him. On the more optImIstic SIde of the economy, a private research study reported by the The Gap challenger, on the other hand, Detroit Free Press found that the Detroit area comes to his fall campaign already tainted added more new jobs In the year ending last from the primary. The Republican quartet ear- March than all but three other U.S. cItIes. And ly on agreed to spend most of their time attack- the New York Times, in a national review of ing the governor, not each other But that pro- U.S. tourism, said MichIgan is one of the bright mise was soon forgotten as the candidates, spots in the national tourism picture. under some media pressure, questioned each other's ethics and practices, and, in general, cut Yet the Detroit metropolitan area lost 3.6 per- each other up durmg the campaign. cent of Its populatIOn from 1980 to 1985, accord- mg to the Census Bureau, although local ex- Blanchard, however, aside from some side- perts said the 1985 figure did not reflect the line sniping at the Gap candidates, nad an easy popul~tlon recovery still under way. The time of the primary. His opponent was a.nonen- DetrOIt area was the largest of five metropoli- tity who did not wage much of a campaign and tan. areas to lose population in the live-year raised no serious challenges. So Blanchard perIod, hardly a strong recommendation for the could hoard his money and campaIgn weapons area's economic progress. for use in the fall. The Gap strategy will be to claim credit for - There are important issues, of course. The the national Republican admmistration if the Gap quartet advocated more moves to im- state's economy improves - and to blame Our readers say prove the business climate, opposed state fund- Blanchard and the Democrats if it deteriorates. ing of welfare abortions, favored teacher com- But the improving jobless and income figures petency tests, split on capital punishment, urg- tend to benefit Blanchard, not the Gap chal- Shaker Heights series a good idea ed welfare reform, advocated road and high- lenger. From here, it still looks like an uphill battle for the Gap - but not necessarily an im- To the Editor: foundin Grosse Pointe on our visits could provide a goodstarting point way improvements, and, in various forms, urg- for discussions among city leaders, ed cuts in income and property taxes. Blan- possible one. I read Withgreat mterest the ar- there. ticles by Nancy Parmenter com- The series ofarticles was an ex- students, volunteers, etc. from the paring Shaker Heights and Grosse cellent idea. I sent them all on to two cities - perhaps some sort of Pointe. I grew up in Shaker my parents in Shaker HeIghts, who exchange could even be begun. Heights and graduated from are now showmg them to their Elizabeth Penoyar Political fun and games Shaker Heights High in 1968 My friends and neighbors. The articles South Bend, Wash. husband grew up m Grosse Pomte When all the ballots for Republican precinct filed almost as many. and graduated from hIgh school delegates in the primary election are finally So it's no wonder that in advance a Chicago there in 19tib vvemet at the Uni- counted, what will the results really mean with Tribune reporter saId the Michigan primary versity ofMichIgan and have since Cats, dogs and truth respect to the 1988 presidential race? would be "the most carefully watched, widely moved to Washington State. To the Editor: knows that a garden hose quickly Neither the politicans, the political pundits, mterpreted and perhaps most inconclusive in Through the years my husband The little front page item con- stops a dog and cat fight. nor the elected delegates themselves really the country." Even Richard A. Ryan, veteran and I have frequently compared cerning the dog and cat was re- The cat was fed frequently by know thIS early in the game, but Vice President Detroit News Washington correspondent, wrote notes on our experiences growing pw::te$.l,obviQusly,with one $Ideof the dog owner and was used to be- up in our 'respective suburbs. Ul~ $LQny,tQld. ,IJl. all faJ.roess, the ing in that, backY~J'd, so the dog Bu~h, Rep. Jack Kemp of New York and the in his Sunday summation: "The national impli- Many of the,l,dNlferlBIuzei eMs.. owner shoult1 assume some of the "~¥l ~4lt \Robel'tsOR,,,tne'~~ e"ange\is~ irom 1 __ caUons-o£ the e\ectitlh O~lu~t.4elegates'in own~rof the-aatshoUld have been Parmenter noted were very valid. mt~rviewed. responsIbility instead of being so Virginia, invested millions of dollars in the hope Tuesday's primary are, lik~beauty, in the eyes I alwa-ysenvied the clty-pal'ks and "small" and threatening to sue. that the precinct delegate election would ad- of the beholder." waterfront that Grosse Pointe If we can't live in this communi- vance theIr preSIdential hopes. Yet even if the results are murky, "the elec- The cat was put to sleep because made available to every resident the dog owner became so irate and ty without understanding these The difficulty is compounded by the fact that tion of thousands of precinct delegates in But I was also very proud of continued a constant harrassment problems occur then we need to officially all of the delegates are uncommitted Michigan's Republican primary will produce Shaker's strong commitment to in- of the cat owner. The whole situa- take a long look at ourselves. To at this date even though they may be informal- the first winners and losers of the party's 1988 tegratIon, and glad that I had an tion was blown out of proportion. sue a neighbor because his cat bit ly committed to or leaning toward one of the top presidential marathon," as the Nt'w York opportumty to go to school and A large lab could easily have de- your dog seems fairly childish, If three presidential hopefuls. That means that TImes told us Sunday make frIends With a much more fended itself and any dog owner not ridiculous. OK - the cat IS even a committed delegate could still change In other words, the election of these delegates dIverse group of people than I ever dead, the family feels awful - I do hope the dog owner is satisfied now his mind when it comes to supporting election of was the first step in the sorting out process that and next time, I hope you'll hear delegates to future state and district conven- the Gap is undertaking prior to picking its 1988 Disappointed with coverage the other side and print it. You lions which will pick the delegations to the na- stand~rd bearer. That's the reason for all the know, animals take a real beating tional convention where the choice of the pres- attentIon, the politIcal hoopla and media hype To the Editor: I feel that Ifthe media ISto cover on the planet and they need defend- any type of event, it should be idential nommee finally will be made. about what happened in Michigan. Just as in the I am very disappointed with mg too. The Grosse Pointe News' pre-primary poll loo-yard dash, the first person out of the start- your coverage of Bayview Yacht covered to the fullest extent Ob- By the way, the cat went after viously, your staff was unable to do was less than conclusive and not too informa- mg blocks has an immediate advantage. Club's 62nd annual Port Huron to the DPW workers because they Mackinac yacht race this and maybe should refram were throwing rocks at it. tive. Twenty-five of the 85 candidates in the 32 Yet if many of those elected delegates really This year a new class was de- from covering the 63rd annual precincts in the five Pointe communities faIl- are uncommitted, how and when are we going Name witbheld by request veloped to sail the old Mackinac event m the summer of 1987 Grosse Pointe Shores ed to respond and another 21 said they were un- to know which presidential hopeful got a head course as a memOrIal to a long committed. Among the other respondents, 21 start? Well. we can listen to the spokesman for Grosse Pointe residents among time BayvIew Yacht Club member the crew ofYARE were as follows: were supporting or leaning toward Bush, 12 Bush, Kemp and Robertson who will have good and sailing contrIbutor Mr Stanley L D Askew, Grosse POInte Happy memories were supporting or leaning toward Kemp, three explanations, whatever the results. And we can Puddlford. . Farms; J D. Tlpp, Grosse Pomte, were supporting or leaning toward Robertson, hear from the candidates who didn't appear in Included III thiS "claSSIC" class P H. Askew, Grosse Pomte To tbe Editor: and one claimed to be leaning toward Bush or Michigan but who discounted in advance the would be five of the oldest and Farms, A Tlpp, Grosse Pointe So glad you're keeping the name Kemp Two gave unresponsive replies, one Michigan results, whatever they may be. most beautiful yachts still saIlmg Farms, J Fraser, Grosse Pomte on the Punch and Judy building. "leaning toward" William Lucas and the other So the emphasis on the Gap presidential race on the great lakes. As a crew Farms; D. Grow, Grosse Pointe; Was gomg to write in and suggest that, but thought It was useless as "leaning toward" Dick Chrysler, two of the fOUf in the Michigan primary - which made it kind member on the yacht YARE, I was C Baetz, Grosse Pointe Farms; very upset to see that our class you seemed so determmed to GOP candidates for governor. of an unofficial presidential primary - did af- Dr W Belenky, Grosse Pointe received no recogmtlOn m your Farms; C Norton, Grosse Pomte change it. Yet earlier a Kemp spokesman claimed his ford a bit of fun for the home folks and some coverage included in the July 24, My husband, Fred Smith, work- orgamzation had entered delegate candidates games for the media But we really won't know 1986editIOn of the Grosse Pomte Peter H. Askew ed there for many years. He was in all 32 precincts in the Pointes and a Bush the Impact on the national scene until we're a News Grosse Pointe Farms there when it first opened with Mr leader said her camp had flied candidates in all lot closer to 1988 than we are in August, 1986, Kavaraugh, Karl Krueger and then but two precincts StatewIde the Robertson or- and the memories of the personal letters and our good friend and neighbor for gamzatIOn claimed to have filed as many dele- appeals from Bush, Kemp, et al, - will be long Kids schooled in crime? many years in Grosse Pointe gates as Bush and Kemp forces said they had gone To the Editor: was given an essay to do early thiS Woods, Frank Krueger They are On the front page of your June 26 year. Subject. 1 How to commit both gone now, but had many hap- Issue, I fmd Nancy Parmenter's the perfect CrIme 2 Use much py years there story about five South HIgh School imaginatIon Just last December I moved to graduates attempt10g the theft of Fr~ser, but I stlll get the Grosse Returning to life's realities Mypomt of concern is' Whyare Pomte News. I remember when it computer hardware from the high we startmg our young chIldren to of the owner's agreement (Fortunately, this school. What IS m store for these was the Grosse Pointe Review Among the penalties for taking a vacation is think about crime in the 4th grade Merle Smith returmng home to the harsh realities of life that turnd out to be a mistake, as the property owner young graduates? My heart goes 10our public schools? Then be sur- proved by dIgging out his two cancelled out to these young men, if found Fraser quickly erase the pleasant memories of the prIsed when they have learned Editor's note: The Grosse Pointe checks) guilty Did they learn well as "A" their lessons well hohday students in our school system? Review was another publication. A Grosse Pointe family we know contends It • All three daily newspapers resumed deliv- Gilbert J. Engels This paper has always been the ery ahead of time and on different days before Our 9-year-old granddaughter In got an overload of realities on returmng home the 4th grade at RIchard School Grosse Pointe Farms Grosse Pointe News. from vacatiOn and after hearmg its litany of the family's return. (Again, fortunately, the complamt we are inchned to agree Here it IS: neIghbor collected the papers and prevented • Another elm was red-tagged, meaning that the accumulation of evidence of the family's the dreaded Dutch elm blight had struck the absence) • Somebody - possibly a gremlin - left an Grosse Pointe News thIrd of four elms in the family yard CLASSIFIED DISPLAY upstairs wmdow open, with subsequent rain Published \leekly'hy ,~nl .. ho Puhl"h ... NEW~ • The postal service fouled up, meamng that 882.0294 881-6900 881-3500 daily mail delIveries continued despite a writ- damage to the drapes and an adjacent desk % KERCHEV\L .\\ E. ten request that mall be held until the family Well, It could have been worse. We recall the Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 Pal Pahollky JoAnn< Burcar Rogu Hages misfortunes of another family who returned 'o«ond (Ja" PostaRe Paid ae Denali. MKhlRan ,.,,, tAllOI AllSblanl 10 Pobns".r Manlaef returned from vacation (Fortunately, a frIend- (l 230-1(0) and Classified ManaRef home from vac~tIOn to fmd that their furnace "I'~ ly neighbor who had volunteered to keep on eye I ha frohman I>al Rou"cau on thmgs came to the rescue by collectmg the had been running steadily durmg theIr absence "alure tA,lor "ary Broedell Sa~ Prnmotion - and all of the plaster had dropped off the Eve Mane Burcar mall dally) Peggy 0 ( on nOT Ca rot F'scher eh", Dellas • The mortgage company wrote that the 1985 walls of their home "ports tAltor Margaret Friedman J ~nJamIO GUlffre Back to work, everybody DIana Rages K,m Kozlolll,kl property taxes had not been paId, In VIOlatIon W,lhur H,lon Anne Mulherin SIlva ')Ieve Kuhck tAllona' <-oMuUanl Careen Sianee
\'Ilkc And"e)c7yk CIRCULA TlON Letters to the Editov Nancy Parmenler 882-6900 PCler <;allOa, Member • The News welcomes letters to the edItor Names of letter WrIters WIll be WIthheld Rober! t, Edgar Fran Bacha from our readers Letters should be SIgned under speCial cIrcumstances only. Publisher WIth a name, address and telephone Address letters to Editor. Grosse Pointe Member Michigan Pre" ASSOClallon Robert B. Edgar, Editor and Publisher and National Ne'wspaper AssOClal,on number at which the wflter can be reached News, 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Farms. 0940.1979) Audl! Bureau during the day in case there are questIOns M1Ch 4B236 of CITeulauons
.. Grosse Pointe News <; Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, August 7, 1986 The truth about trapping In prehIstoric tImes, primItive future ISstIll bleak Chances are it The so called "trash" animals man's 11ft>consIsted ofhunting and WIlldie of gangrene, loss of blood are then thrown away and the gatherIng AllofhIStIme was spent or become easy prey in its traps are reset - ready for the ensuring hIS survIval Ammals weakened condItIon to other am- next victim Thert' I>reendless ~ub- were not killed by man sImply for mals stantlated stories about the cruel- sport Every bIt of the ammal was Leghold traps are not selective. ty mfhcted on both wIld animals u~ed the meat tal food, the bones Endangered specIes, bit ds as well and domestic ones, such as dogs and cats, by the steel-jawed leg- hold traps When a trapper sets hIStraps, he can never be sure what It Will catch. Instead of a coyote, It may trap a sheepdog, instead of a mus- krat It may catch a pet cat ThISIS the hIdden cruelty of the fur-trap- ping business - household pets stumbhng mto traps, and very of- ten losmg their hves because of It The following are Just a few of many documented cases of pets that have been maimed or killed by traps . • In Kent County, Mich a Samoyed got both hiS front feet caught m a steel-Jawed leghold trap HIS feet and mouth were severely Injured from hISattempts to free himself. The trap had been illegally set on the dog owner's pro- perty, without permiSSIOn. • The Fort Wayne Humane So- ciety Shelter m IndIana reported that in just the last two months of 1979, it received four dogs and two cats that had been caught by steel- jawed leghold traps All SIXam- mals had to be destroyed due to the extent of theIr injuries (Continued on Page 15A) for tools, and the furs and leather as mammals, are caught m traps. for clothmg and shelter. Children are caught in traps and so Later, durIng the early years of are adults. European settlement on this con- Trappers refer to unwanted ani- I say .. A tough Choice tment, wild animal trappmg also mals caught in theIr traps as meant survival Trade m furs led "trash" because they are of no use to the explorIng and settlIng of vast to the trapper It ISestimated that regIOns of Canada and the United seven of every 10 animals trapped Every week, proofreadIng rehglOn, hunters, the Bomb, old at the tlrst Lehrer ditties to chal- Actually, some of my favorite States TrappIng was exlremely are unwanted. The fate awaiting a ------age, even the Boy Scouts are lenge the Whatley memory In the things aren't even asked in galleys for Choices come across Important durmg those early trapped animal is also very bleak. my desk. One of the perks of thiS targets Tom Lehrer has a song to grand traditIOnof Name that Tune, Choices. 1 like sounds. For in- plOneenng limes Many die of thirst, starvation or job (if you can call It that) ISthat offend almost anybody, If you're Name that Next Lme (or any other stance, that hot summer night In 1823, Samuel :'\f'whou~e 1'1- exposure others are a helpless, we desk jockeys get to see thl~ hne you can remember) I wanna sound the insects make in the vented the steel-Jawed leghold sitting target for predators. much-read column before the rest go back to DIXIe/Iwanna be a DIX- trees Bob and I always argue trap Smce then It has accounted Laws vary from state to state as of you do and find out who is a Ie piXIe/and eat cornpone tIll It'S whether those are cicadas or katy- for the pamful death of billions of to how often a trapper must check macho John Wayne fan and who comin' outa my ears dIds I like the little chirp the car- ammals and the malmmg of mIl- hISlines. The shortest time speci- eats qUiche Has anybody pIcked Alan Arkm dinal makes whIle it's eating - a hons more Ofall ammal traps the fIed IS24hours. Many states allow Makmg Choices for public con- as hISfaVOrIteactor? I've seen lots sure SIgnal that one is out there in the bushes, Ifyou could only see it steel-Jawed leghold trap ISstIll the traps to go unchecked for 36,48and swnption 15 not a pretty thmg Who of John Waynes and the occaSlOn- favonte of most trappers 72hours. In Nevada a trap need on- among us is honest enough to ad- al classical actor In Choices Alan And smells The way the earth The steel-Jawed leghold trap ISa ly be checked every seven days. mit that liThe Five Little Peppers Arkin has done some neat suff, es- smells when It starts to ram after simple deVIce consistIng of two SIXstates, mcluding Michigan, and How They Grew" is hIS all- peCially 111 that Carson McCullers a drought Underground ~arages. one and The. RUSSlans A.TeUoming, . 'l'her'a\wfty.! \retn'lnd me of "My sprmg-Ioaded "Sleel">''jawS''wlthia have no check r~uirements at all. time favorite \book~" J' ,\ pan to hold tW ri~llrfil'(M center. No matter what'the trap check reJ A recent Choice-maker told me etc., but the real reason I hke Alan grandfather, whose apartment When an anImal steps forward to qUlrements are, there are SImply she pOndered so long over~her se- Arkm IS that he remmds me of a building had one. Mock orange. get the bait, hISpaw IScaught bet- not enough conservation officers to lections that her husband finally guy I knew in college Bob says it makes him SIck, but ween the Jaws The trap rarely momtor the trappers to ensure that advised her, "Put down two ThISguy had aplomb commg out I'm not here to argue taste I know kills It cripples and imprisons un- they comply with the regulations. answers for each question and then of hISears the way Tom Lehrer has someone who likes the smell of hI the trapper gets around to Once a trapper does check his say your pet peeve is indecision " cornpone A bunch of us were skunks. checkmg hIS traps The more the traps, there are no laws governing Ain't it the truth? How to deCIde hangmg out m the C I (the College ammal struggles to free Itself, the how he should kill an animal. whether PlaCIdo Domingo or Lu- Inn to you) when the local cop Maybe I'll leave you hangmg on tighter the Jaws gnp. Many trappers are unWIlling to ciano Pavarotti is a better singer? the type to take offense You're came up to Marty and told him hiS my faVOrIte food and animal, but I can't qUIt without airmg my pet In what trappers call a "wnng- "waste a bullet" on an animal and Is Beethoven a better musician for better off to laugh. car was on fIre off," many ammals chew off theIr therefore use a cheaper method, writing Sonata QuasI una FantaSIa And laugh is what I did, SIngmg "DId you put It ou!?" Marty m- peeve You know how it is when you're carrymg a pIle of thmgs own legs m their desperatIOn to be such as clubbing the animal to or Walter Giesekmg for playing It. snatches of Lehrer tunes In the car qUlred free and/or to return to their de- death or standing on their bodies My favorite book is whIchever on the way home from work the "Yeah" through the door and your sleeve pendent offsprmg Even If an am- and yanking on them to rupture one I happen to be reading Unless day Ted Whatley's Choices ap- "Okay, thanks" Marty ordered catches on the knob? mal should escape from a trap its their hearts. it's "The CIder House Rules," peared Here's a fragment of one another coffee I hate tha t. which IS a bIg disappointment How dId fey, whImsical, outra- geous John Irving manage to wnte such a dull book about an abortion- ist 111 an orphan asylum? Actually, no one has ever ask- ed me to do a Cholces Inconceiv- able as It may be, apparently tew people care what my favorite color __f __ IS When you get right down to It, Bv Pat Rousseau does anybody care what anyone's favonte color is? We probably ask SOMETHINC SPECIAL car- that question so the Choice-maker nes Charles Wysocki framed and mat- has a chance to get at least one ted pnnts A 16"x20" prmtls $32 We right abo carry hiS 1987 calendar at 85Ker- We all like to read ChOices be- chevaL 884-4422 cause once in a while somebody picks the same thmg we would. We • endure the ho-hum Choices for the At Seasons of Paper find new boxed occaSIOnalkmdred spIrit And dId notes With a golf motIf for $2 75 also small size I fmd one when Ted Whatley pick- PImpernel placemats for $12, set of four 115 ed Tom Lehrer as hiS faVOrIteen- Kercheval tertainer! NowIt Isn't everybody who loves • Tom Lehrer The people who have The Sale at I\Iana Dmon, 11 Kercheval contmues WIth never even heard of Tom Lehrer SUMMER SALAD MEDLEY additional markdowns on sprIng and summer fashIOns. For are legion (No, he Isn't Jim Leh- fall great new merchandIse ISarnvmg r'or example, see the rer's brother) smart high fashIOnJersey dresses In red, sable, black or taupe My memOrIes of Tom Lehrer REAP THE REWARDS OF SUMMER'S BOUNTY TOSSED b) Jackie Rogers songs go 'way back to childhood IN COOL, CRISP, LUNCHTIME SELECTIONS when I was still too young to under- • stand hiS satirical ditties My Take a friend or your family to lunch at Jacobson's for a pleasant "The Bean" ISsomethmg new in soap de- grandmother brought his fIrst and refreshing dining experience The atmosphere IS relaXing, ~Ign from England How about a shower gel record to our house and the grown- the food IS expertly prepared, and the service IS prompt and personal \ packaged In tile shape of a bean? Then there ups sat 10 the hvmg room and I I We offer these deliCIOUS salad suggestions >..~') drc bean soap and pea pod soap at Trail howled, while we httle kIds hung '(" . Apothecary, 121 Kercheval around the edges and laughE'd VEGETABLE AND TURKEY PLATE whenever they did Cold breast of turkey slices ttlamed With a kabob of cherry • Tom Lehrer skewers everythmg L('on ha~ now opened hiSbeau- ~ that moves He ISadept at fmdmg tomatoes mushrooms green peppers and cheese on a bed of alfalfa y sprouts Served with your chOice of dreSSing and saltines, 5.25 tifullle\\ high tech beauty salon at 112 ~ I the soft underbelly of AmerIca '" K('rcheval on the Jill! He ISlooklllgfor U I most sacred cows. Small town life. a fe\\ excellent hall' styhsts to Jom hIS TURKEY AND SPINACH SALAD wlnnlllg team A'>kabout hIS cash 111- Cold breast of turkey slices crisp leaf spinach, cherry tomato c('ntlve program. AA4.9393 halves, red onion rings and mushroom slices topped With bacon bits • Correction and served With your chOice of dreSSing and saltines, 4.75 Last week's story on the two Guatemalan boys recelvmg Isabelle 5' SALE contmues WIth excellent savings on medical help in Grosse POInte dr('s~e<;.slacks, ~klrts, blouses plus a special rack of evening hospitals should have mention- ctr('~"e~at glvr away prIce'>, $10, $15 and $25 104 Ker- ed that eye speclahst Dr Jacobson's cheval The "17erange at Isabelle's IS4 to 20. Patrick Verb IS III charge of Juan Solano's case at Cottage Shop until 9 p.rn on Thursday and Friday • HOSpItal Dr Verb has donated Unll16 pm on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday • hIS tIme and experttse to coor- WILD WINGS Don't miss theopportumtyto dinate a team of speclaltsts ordrl' thl:' Royal J<:dltlonPrmt, Northern Reflections Loon workmg on the eye, whIch was FamIly hy Robert Bateman at 1 Kercheval. damaged by a shngshot
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, I, Page Eight.A G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, August 7, 1986 ~ssefui.T~~~~~~C~~~-~~a-~-s------Further actmg awards were pre- Twenty-seven Grosse Pomte for GPT's first production in 1948, "Sugar" , MlrJana Urose", best ac- tress for "The Runner Stumbles", sented to Nancy Sorter, best sup- Theatre members were honored are awarded annually in 24 acting and Dan Castle, best actor for hIS porting actress m "The Runnel' recently With Clarence Awards. and techmcal categories voted on part of Jerry/Daphne m "Sugar" Stumbles," and Clarke Scholes, signahng the conclUSIOn of their by the membership The worker-of-the-year awards best SuppOl.tmg actor III "Sugar." 38th season Featured actress and actor Award wmners included DenniS were earned by Steve Lmne and Emma Jean Evans awards went to Tern Turpin and The Clarence I>tatueltc::., l1
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Wood" ____.---000 881.5200 inpp 1J1urttiiurt 26116 T\Hhe M.lc Rd • '>oulhftcld (At \!oTthuC!fcm f1Jl!.hUQ)) 0~g-~ on) 35R.5170 183 South Gratiot, Monnt Clements - Phone 469.4000 - (Acmt lnl. ill) Mon , Thur<., ,Fn til 9 00 TU0S, Wed, Sat III 5 00 ------Page Nine-A Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Walking through history We VERBRUGGE)lie Dates Prime Time for senior citizens Deliver FOOD MARKET Thurs., Fri., sat. EpIscopal church m Boston 10 1749 By Marian Trainor Not to be overlooked IS the op- Park here If you're drlvmg or take publiC transportatIOn into After the RevolutIOn, It became the 17328 MACK • at ST. CLAIR 885-1565 There is a saymg, "Fifty mllhon portunity walking provides for get- Boston. A walk across the Charles- first Umtanan church m Amenca Daily 8-6 Wed. 8-12 Closed Sunday Frenchmen can't be wrong" t10g acquainted wIth neighbors ton brIdge brmgs you mto the Even though the town granary what~ver that means But when'lt When you're zipping around 10a Itahan North End was moved, Its name hngers on at IS saId that 65 milhon AmerICans car, you really don't see much. the Old Granary Burying Ground House, gardens, shops are a blur- Here IS the Paul Revere House QUALITY &: SERVICE can't be wrong, we know exactly on North Street It is the oldest begun In 16bO Ben Frankhn, Paul what It means They're talk10g red panorama If you are walk10g Revere, Peter Faneul1, vlctlm~ you see everything close-up You wooden frame house m Boston about the new emphaSIS on walk- From It Revere Jomed the Boston of the Bo!>tonMassacre and other ARE OUR SPECIALTYI 109 for exercIse and recreatlon. can take time to note the various Tea Party 10 1773 and left for hIS notables are buned here That's the number of people who types of architectural designs of histonc nde in 1775 The Bo!>tonCommon contam~ al- Whole consider walking theIr number one the homes 10 the POintes You can most 50 acres of land The Bo!>toll stop to admire a lovely garden or You'll fmd Revere hImself - m actlVlty for keeping fit More than statue at least - atop a hor~e m Common VISitor InformatIOn Cen- BEEF TENDERLOIN five mIllIon walk to and from work wmdow shop 10 stores ter IS here, below the gold domed Cut wlo Steak or RoaM No X Ira Charge ResIdents of Grosse POinte are the Paul Revere Mall each day There are 10,000 walkmg A walk under an expressway State House and ArchIve'> on Bea- events m the Umted States for fIt- blessed with the proximity of con Street The State Hou!>e cor- Lakeshore Road Can you Imagme brmgs you to FaneUlI Hall, the Fresh ness, fun and oftentimes for fund- headquarters of the early Boston nerstone was laId In 1795 by any walk more exhllaratmg or ralsmg town meetmgs that Samuel Adams Samuel Adam!> ITALIAN SAUSAGE Walkmg is a form of exercise scemc than walkmg along the lake- There are other SIght!>of hIstorIC' shore mhallng the cool breezE's and used to kmdle the flames of the medIcal doctors endorse They RevolutIOn' Public meet10gs are mtereiJt on and off the Frepdom enJoy 109 the beauty of the ever- Jones Dairy Farm agree, along WIth the American still held 10 thiS bUlldmg, and food Trail, which meander~ pdSt 10 Heart Assoclatlon, that walkmg IS chang10g colors of the water as it IS sold here 10 the adjacent mar- terestmg out-ol-lIH'-way shops and glistens under the sun or turns to SLICED BACON the very best way to keep fIt for ketplace, compnsed of Quincy good resia urants a nd acqualOt~ azure as the clouds roll tn, not to anyone at any age Market and North and South mar- followers WIth a good chunk 01 the 49 mentlOJl tile luvd,Y ViSIOnof saIl 1 LB. PACK LB. When you walK, ever y muvlllg new as well aiJ the old In Hoston $2 boats, like giant white birds glld- kets The restored marketplace part moves naturally. Muscles houses a vanety of delightful en- There ISmuch to see and absorb stretch and turn and knead WIth 109 over the waters? walklOg the Freedom Trdtl, but It Many people like to travel and terpnses It ISsaId that It attracts Boneless U.S.D.A. Choice every step, Increasmg circulatIOn more VISitors than DIsneyland takes legs that are tramed for travel usually Involves Slghtseemg and helpmg the heart to pump The Boston Massacre whIch walkmg So get out the walkmg EYE of the ROUND ROAST and slghtseemg means walkmg If blood Leg muscles are often re- helped fan the revolutIOnary flame shoes and make a beg10nmg You you are not accustomed to walk- ferred to as a "second heart" By- was started bv Bntlsh soldiers who mIght want to reward tho~e week!> mg, followmg a tour gUide can be pass patlents are frequently ad- fIred on a cr.owd The site of the of ~tl'enuous eflort ""Ith a tnp to the exhaustmg But If you have fol HAVING A PARTY? VIsed to walk every day ma~sacre IS marked by a rmg of Freedom Trdll to !>eethe~(' ITl~PII lowed a regular program of walk- Try our Specially Cooked SLICED ROAST BEEF in Walkers are promIsed amazmg cobblestones 10a traffIc Island op- 109 landmark~ of hIstory 109 for exerCIse, you will have no phySIcal Improvements by those posite the old State House BuIlt m GRAVY or BAKED CHICKEN wiLemon &: Butter trouble keepmg up. who advocate thiS form of exer- 1713, It served as headquarters for And Try Our Vegetable Trays! cIse. It IS a good way to lose A city that IS popular with the colomal government where weIght Brisk walkmg burns 300 tOUrists IS Boston because It has so patnots such as John Hancock Thens sought calories an hour It will reduce and many sites of hIstOriC mterest. It (first governor of the Common- flatten the abdomen, fIrm buttocks IS also known as a city for people wealth of Massachusetts), and Planned Parenthood League, Fresh $198 who love to walk One of the most and thighs A program of dally John Adams (second president of Inc I!>lookmg for teenagers to be WHITE FISH FILLETS .... LB. walk10g can change your level of rewardmg routes to take IS the country) based their activIties part of theIr Teen Theatre Troupe Freedom Trail. A comfortable fitness to that of an mdlVlduall0 to Farther down the Freedom Trall for the upcommg school year The two- to three-mde walk, the Free- PRODUCE 20 years younger, advocates say IS the Old Corner Book Store, at troupe prOVides adolescents with I I dom TraIl's meandermg path of Walkmg ISa good way to get rId one time a gathering place for accurate 1OformatlOn on sexualIty C red brick and cobblestone takes of anxIety and anger. It can be a Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau, and reproductive health through EA walkers past 16of the most historic Boston LETl'UCE : 46 natural tranqUilizer The late Dr WhIttier, Harnet Beecher Stowe the medIUm of drama sites of the American Revolution Paul Dudley White, a famous car- and JulIa Ward Howe Teens must be 14 to 18 years old, - from the Boston Massacre the dIOlogist, saId, "A vIgorous five- to Nearby is the Old South Meetmg- OUtgOIOgand mterested 10 the per- c old Statehouse to the Old North LB. mile walk Will do more good for an house where Benjamin Frankhn formmg arts For mlormallon, caJl Romaine LETTUCE 69 Church to the site of the Boston unhappy but otherwise healthy was baptized and where many Pen Gass at 963-2870between 8 30 Tea Party, from Bunker HIll to the adult than all the medicme and town meetings were held for am and4'30pm. USS Constitution, now moored in psychology m the world" gatherings too large for FaneUlI Boston Harbor and still under ac- Walking is a companionable Hall One of these meetings ad- sport You can walk and talk, hold tIve commission DEARBORN Journed to Griffm Wharf for a ht- .12'-.\ ~{t'1 ql A good starting place is 10 hands or link arms Moreover un- tle affair called the Boston Tea PHONE 565.4550 like Joggmg, walkmg IS nsk-fl'ee Charleston The Bunker Hill monu- ment IShere, not far from the USS Party GROSSE POINTE It ISa natural exercise that exerts Kmgs Chapel at the corner of "1 ,.. "Ill ConstitutIOn, "Old Ironsides." no pl'essure, mentally or phySical- Tremont Street was the fIrst PHONE 881.8210 VISItors are welcome. ly LANSING .~ ....I~ It. PHONE 323.0940 SOUTHFIELD l~ .... .tt I ( PHONE'258.6066 WESTLAND 1-1 ~"' \ • PHONE 522.0033 SOFT BATCH Cookies! • CHOCOLATE CHIP • PEANUT BUTTER CHOCOLATE CHIP • WALNUT CHOC. 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With .,<:nou., an emergency of any kmd, keep u., prohl<:m., (orne to .,<:c 1I.,th,lt thO'><: 10 mmd After all, If you tru.,ted 1I'> '''Ilh mll10r emergcnue., .ire '>ome With your major cmcrgen<.le'> why tlm<:., left waltll1~ go anywh('re ehe for tho~<.' mmor i No one like., to W.Ilt and we know ache., and pams that \\ hl<..h I., why we l'.,tahh.,hed our nt'\" "xprc.,., Care Center Samt Johr 22101 Moro'i<; Saint John Hospital DetrOIt, MI 4H2~o EXPRESS CARE CENTER ~'+~ '\400 Hospital• MEDICAL EXCELLENCE AND HUMAN UNDERSTANDING \. • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Ten.A Insurance decision upsets councilman made coverage Will cover only carner Just two years ago, the Another special meeting was when the occurrence has been By Peter A. Salinas city was paylOg less than $100,000 called the next day for June 'J:l. Grosse Pomte Woods' $437,000 Beaupre said he had previous com. made known to the carrier tor thl'ee tImes as much coverage. Bidigare said this was one of the decisIon to remam wIth a commer- The Michigan MUniCIpal League mltments and could not attend cial carner lor Its Insurance cover. At that meetmg there was a tie main reasons the insurance com- offered the city coverage at a cost mission recommended the tradi- age IS not Without ItS cntlcs of about $180,000 vote Mayor George Freeman and council members Jean Rice and tional form At the eleventh hour at the end The coverages are dIfferent The Beaupre says there are now traditional msurance compa!'y IS Thomas Fahrner voted to go with ~~t.191z., of .June, officials made a decIsIOn the MUOlclpal League Insurance. more than 500 commumties which to stay wIth ItS tradItional msur- covenng the cIty up to $3 5 million IOsured through the Michigan for Its umbrella pohcy The league Robert Novltke, Ted Bidigare and ance company - a decl~lon which Wilham Wilson voted to stay with MUl11clpai League. He contends has at least one council member was offenng only $1 million that the league's coverage cannot Just several years ago the tradl' the city's traditIonal coverage upset Councilman Bidigare, who IS be all that bad if so many commun- The councIl had requested insur- tlonal carners were offermg $10 Ities have opted for It million covera.ge at one-quarter of council representative to the 10- ance proposals from several tradl- surance commiSSIOn, said the ma- Bidlgare notes that the tradi- tlonal as well a~ non-tradItIOnal the current costs tional carrIer IS offer 109 $3.5 mIl- CouncIlman Paul Beaupre ISup- Jor reason he argued in behalf of GALLIS carners. such as the MIchIgan the commissions' recommenda- lion total liability coverage. In the 1\1umclpal Leagl:~ self-msura.nce !:letover the councIl's decISion He event of a catastrophe, the city savs had he been In attendance at tIOn to stay With the traditional Market pool carner was to protect the city. would have more than three times Though the proposals from the the specla.l meeting called 72 hours as much coverage than It would under new management m advance. the city would be 10- The tradItIOnal carner has tradltlonal and non-tradItional }fi- With the pool msurance sured through the MUniCipal what IS called an "occurrence" Quality Meats - Produce - Dairy - Flowers surers were different on hoVvand coverage, while the league has Beaupre sa}s that it would be to what extent they ....auld cover a League better to ha ve the $200,000in the ci- Beaupre said a special meet 109 what IS called a "claIms made" Woods loss there was a sizeable ty's coffers than have it flow out- 19005 Mack • 885-7290 wa.:>hdJ JUlie 23 At thiS meetmg form of coverage Occurrence difference to what the\ would SIde the Clty He suggests an ear- oae block .0aUi ot MOroN he fell the Wishes of the board was coverage Will pay for any liability charge the city . marked fund be set up wlthm the Mon.-Sat. 9-1 Sun. 11-4 to go With the league at a cost of that occurs 10 the city regardless The city WIll pay $437.000 for in- city to be used 10 the event of a ma- about the $180,000 of when It IS reported while claims surance thIS year ....Ith a tradItional Jor catastrophe. I I I I "Even $35 milhon wouldn't ~------~I V.S.D.A. CHOICE I .------,IV.S.D.A. CHOICE. WHOLE I cover a lot If we were hIt with a multi-million lawsuit," Beaupre said. He noted the city might have IGROUND CHUCKII N.Y. STRIP i t6 mcrease its mIllage levy for two years in the event of such a diS- 19 89 aster With or without $3.5 million I10 Lb. $1 I I $2 I coverage. Iand Up Lb. I I Lb. I In any event, the city will stay I. WIth Coupon - Exp 8 14-86 .. 1 L1 WJth Coupon - Exp 8 14 86 I with its commercial insurance car- ner Beaupre said he asked that the members who voted for the Baby 99 ------89 cmcm------~BRFAST 51 l& coverage reconsider their vote - SPARE RIBS S1 La but there were no changes. Hot or Mild "I've exhausted my parliament- MUENSTER ITALIAN ary options," Beaupre said. "Now 89 49 La LB. we have to live with the decision CHEESE S1 SAUSAGE S1 for another year. We had the 79 09 chance, and I hope that next year GAL LB we seIze the opportunity." HOMO MILK $1 LEG 01 LAMB $2 Bidigare said the total cost of the RIB EYE Marinated/Seasoned insurance cannot be the sole decId- 89 50 u. ing factor in making a major deci- STEAK S2 La SHISH KABOB 51 sion "You're not comparing apples With apples," Bidigare said. PARTY TRAYS "Right now we are paying the Pohsh Ham, Corned Beef, Turkey Breast. premium and we're covered. Next Hard SalamI, Amellcan & SWISSCheese, year we will have to see if we feel Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, & Fresh Bakery Bread we can afford an increase in our • Visitors to downtown DetrOIt Will ty ISusually docked as a tOUl'lstat- premium. I know we won't be able Decorative Flower Baskets be able to look out of hotel wmdows tractIOn Moloney encouraged to withstand another 100 percent Rumsey to do more th,w schcdulp Tuesd"v mornmg .. ,\ug 12.aoosee mcrease." the maJectlc tall ship Bounty dock- a bnef stop m Detroit followmg the ed at Hart Plaza. 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"' ....PII n_ ____ OIllll4 ._e ------~~~~--~ Page Eleven.A Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS VISit Agawa Cangon this September Obituaries TIckets are still available for the Gardens Will be featured on the Agawa Canyon triP that the War return trip With lunch and dlllner Thomas S. Dimond Leo F. Drolshagen Sr. Don E. Mackenzie MemOrIal Will sponsor Sept. 11-13 stops at the Sugar Bowl III Gaylord and Walli's West in Fllllt, respec- Funeral services were held Fri- A memOrIal service was held The highlight of the journey will be A memorial service was held tively Meals on the return triP Saturday, Aug. 2, at A.H. Peters day, Aug. 1, at Our Lady Star of the Monday, Aug 4, at Trinity Episco- an all-day, scenic train ride on the will be "Dutch-treat" Funeral Home, for Thomas S. Di- Sea Catholic Church, for Leo F pal Church m St Clair Shores, for Algoma Central Railway, near mond, 59, of Grosse Pointe Shores, Drolshagen Sr., 90, of Grosse Don E MackenZie, 67, of Harper Sault Ste Marie The train will who died July 31 at Bon Secours Pomte Woods, who died July 30 at Woods, formerly of Grosse Pointe travel 114 miles through the can- Double occupancy rooms at Hospital. Bon Secours Hospital. Park, who died July 31 at St John yon for a breathtaking view of ItS Water T{)wer Inn are $190 per per- Born in MichIgan, Mr Dimond Born in Michigan, Mr Drols- Hospital forests, mountams and rIvers son. Only one smgle remams Call was owner, founder and president hagen was the former chairman of A viSit to the expansIVe Do",,; 881-7511 for mformatlOn Born III BrIdgeport, Conn., Mr of Carlson Dimond Wright, Inc of Peoples Federal Savings of De- MackenZie was an Illvestment Warren. The firm ISa power trans- trOit counselor With E.F Hutton He TOTAL ENVIRONMENT SECURITY SYSTEM missIOn distributor He was a graduate of the Univer- held a seat on the DetrOit Stock Ex- for the discrminating homeowner. Mr. Dimond held an engineering SIty of DetrOIt. He was a member change for the past 20 years Most We are now offering state of the art Ademco wireless degree from the Umversity of of the DetrOit Yacht Club and the recently he was a vice preSident security systems to protect your entlfe home envlfonment. Michigan Detroit Club WIth First of Michigan Corporation Field proven With Ihousands 01 Inslallatlons He was a member of the Detroit A veteran of World War I, Mr and managed the Grosse Pomte User Friendly - Sophisticated ElectrOnics - UL Approved Golf Club, Engineering Society of Drolshagen served in France m offIce QUiet Quality Installalion ProfeSSional Discretion Detroit 1917 and 1918 He served 10 the Army In He is surVived by hiS Wife, He was preSident of the Grosse SECURING HOMES IN THE POINTES FOR 15 YEARS Japan during World War II Adele, two daughters, Mary Maht- POinte Little League, past presI- AI1\P GROSSE POINTE ALARM He IS survived by his wife, melster and Jean Lelthauser; two dent of the Harper Woods Rotary, DOrIS, four sons, Michael, Wil- sons, John E and Leo Jr, 'Xl current member of the Harper grandchIldren, and 28 great- i A~ 884.3630 liam, John and James, one grand- Timothy R. Chouinard Woods PensIOn CommiSSIOn and t.,h\l ~e"'1 .I,H.. 17006 Mack Al,Il!f'lU~ lie w8A-02ii child; and a brother grandchlldren. past preSident of Chnst Church GrOSSI! POinte Park. MI 4.230 CrematIon was at Forest Lawn, Timothy R. Chouinard He was preceded in death by a and St John Episcopal Church of 1r.=1 ======11 Detroit Funeral services were held Mon- son, Frank, and 11 brothers and DetrOIt Memorial contributIOns may be day, Aug 4, at St. Clair of Monte- Sisters We Are Proud ToAnnounce made to the Michigan Cancer falco Church for Timothy R ChoUi- Interment was at Mount Ohvet A graduate of Yale Umverslty, Foundation, E Regional Center, nard, 14, of Grosse POinte Park, Cemetery. Mr MackenZie lived m Grosse 1511113 Ml1e Road, Warren 48093 who died July 31 at St John Hos- Arrangements were made by the Pomte for the past 23 years A H Peters Funeral Home. 'jOEllE CALANDRA" pital DUrIng World War II, Mr Master Choumard was the VIC- Mackenzte was a captam III the Has JOIned Our Staff At Alice Mary tim of a rare blood disease, William F. Rossiter Army Air Corp statIOned m the Blackfan-Dlamond Syndrome. PacifiC He was awarded the Lehman Hykes He was an eIghth-grader at Private funeral servICes were held last week for William F Ros- Bronze Star With Oakleaf Cluster, A memorIal serVIce was held Pierce Middle School In the Park DistingUished Flymg Cross with 'JON'S ON THE HilL" He was an honor student In both siter, 82, of Grosse Pointe, who Friday, Aug 1, In McLean, Va for Oakleaf Cluster, Air Medal and academiCS and cItizenship He had died July 20 at Bon Secours Hospi- 63 KERCHEVAL Alice Mary Lehman Hykes, 73, of tal. Purple Heart. He lead the flying Virginia, formerly of Grosse an incredible love of ammals and formation over the battleship Mis- Pointe, who died July 23 at George- cared for several small pets He souri durmg the sIgnmg of the 886-3730 886-3731 enjoyed current music and fIlms, Mr Rossiter, a sales engineer in town University Hospital. the automotive supply business, Japanese surrender As an introductory offer we are offering Mrs Hykes was born in Decatur, and was artistically gifted in many ways. was a resident of Grosse Pomte for He IS surVIVed by hiS wife, 50 % off on all types of waxing and Ill. and spent her early years in 24 years West Lafayette, Ind. She also liv- He IS surVIved by his parents Molhe, four sons, Jonathan C, 25% off on afl hair services Scott A , Keith M and Cameron, ed In California, GeorgIa and New John and Sharon Chouinard, two He was a graduate of Marietta nme grandchildren; and a brother Designated Hairdressers Onlv York Sisters, Pamela and Amy, two College where he was a member of brothers, Thomas and Chnsto- She moved to Grosse Pointe in the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity Memonal contrIbutIOns may be pher, hIS maternal grandfather, 1950, She was a member of the made to TrImty Episcopal Church Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, John A. Montgomery, and hiS pa- He was a long-time member ot AD CHARM TO the American Association of Uni- ternal grandparents, Edward and the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club; a versity Women, the Grosse Pointe Virginia Choumard member of the Corinthian Lodge Cynthia Kerwin OUTDOOR Garden Club and other commum- Interment was at Mount Olivet No 241; a former member of the Funeral services were held Wed- ty groups. Cemetery. Detroit Athletic Club, member nesday, Aug. 6, at A H Peters LIVING AREAS She was president of the Grosse Memorial contributions may be Detroit Boat Club; Engineering Funeral Home and St. Paul Pomte Board of Education from made to the Timothy R. Chouinard Society of Detroit; Chnton River Catholic Church for Cynthia Ker- TOM'S FENCE 1967-70, and secretary of the board Memorial Fund at St John Hospi- Boat Club; Umted States and win. 39, of Grosse Pointe CIty, who from 1963-67. tal. Grosse POInte Power Squadrons died Aug 3 at Harper-Grace CO. Hospital Mrs Hykes was a graduate of Leona P. Gollnick He IS surVived by his wife, Eliz- ALL T\ PES OF Purdue Umversity and was af- PRI\J\C"t & SECURIT"t Funeral services were held abeth, a son, Wilham C., three She was born in Iowa fdiated with Kappa Alpha Theta grandsons, and a sister, Mrs Fred FENCES sororItv. Thursday, July 30, at A H Peters She IS survived by two Funeral Home for Leona P Kern. • I II ~, ..H) • 15HI .. ~\I'HlI~ ,. ~ Survivors include her husband, daughters, Leah and Jenmfer, a 'HI!) (,1\H\'IHU Paul G ; a daughter, Susan Arm- Gollmck, 66, of Grosse Pointe He was preceded in death by a son, Jamie; her mother, Barbara • IU_"IIl~'11 \1 "". o,nl~ III I \I strong, two sons, Dennis R. and Shores, who died July 27 at Bon daughter, Patricia Anne Uvick McPherson, and a brother, t\LL Gregory T., and nine grand- Secours Hospital Richard McPherson. !'on fo HEI'. E~T11\1AT'" children She IS surVived by her husband, He was cremated and hiS ashes Interment was at the Grandview Arden, a daughter, Kathleen were placed m St. MIchaels Interment was at ResurrectIOn 774-2045 Cemetery, West Lafayette, Ind. Mayer, three grandchildren, a Church Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Clinton Township. Memorial contributIOns may be sister, and a brother made to the library of the aonor's Interment was at Forest Lawn Arra~ents were made by the chOIce Cemetery, DetrOlt.~. - 'V- A ~et'@l'!; Fun~ral Home J>... - 1 --. NOTICE OF A PUBI_IC HEARING 3 89 KERCHEVAL on the Hill FREE ON INCREASING PROPERTY TAXES STORE HOURS: Monday-Saturday 8:00 to 5'00 Home Delivery I PLEASE TAKE NOTICE pursuant to Act 5, Public ~ Wednesdaytill Noon ClosedSunday PHI 885-8400 CENTER CUT DOMESTIC USDA CHOICE FRESH f.: Acts of Michigan 1982, that on August 18,1986, at 8:00 BONELESS LEG OF BONELESS BULK f11 o'clock p.m. at a regular session, the Board of Edu- PORK LOIN LAMB TOP ROUND .PORK SAUSAGE ~ cation of The Grosse Pointe Public School S~tem will ROAST S2!.9 $1!9 .., $S2TE4AgK $1 LB69 ' CHOPS $329 WIU BUTTERFLY FOR ~ hold a public hearing at the Administration Building, LB. QRIU NO CHARGE LB. 389 St. Clair Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 ~?t1~~l~ A::~~S HAVARTI BREMNER (313) 343-2010 on the levy of a proposed millage rate B~!~!T,~HITE ZINFANDEL CHEESE :Aa.:~=S cHEU of 31.4850 for operating purposes. 8Rocci 99 UCOH -, $299 lil'$2~9 The present voted millage of the school district of 1EACH 750 ml ~' $14t~ox 34.3000 mills for the General and Library Funds has ROMAINE HONEY DEW HOME GROWN NEW CROP been reduced by the "Headlee Amendment" to LETTUCE MELONS TOMATOES A~I~~~P~SE 33.3939. The Board of Education has complete authori- " ~$169 .' POTATOES ~ ¥ EACH [""'.,.... • 590 C~ 150, .... ty to establish that 31.4850 mills be levied in 1986 for 69HEAD LARGE SIZE ~- L8. ~ LB. 1.'_ ~~~ the General and Library Funds from the present Fme Selection of Imported & Domestic Wmes & Champagnes ",-'C\ Dally UPS Pick-Up We reserve the fight to limit quantities Pflces In effect through Aug 12 ( authorized millage rate. ~ ~ The maximum additional proposed millage rate for ~~ ~ the General and Librarv FUnds would increase revenues for operating purposes from ad valorem pro- perty tax levies in 1986 otherwise permitted by Act 5, Public Acts of Michigan in 1986 In the amount of F L A M E $1,701,098, or an increase of 5.0% (The increase will be $1,,726,237, or 4.9% for General, Library and Debt Funas.) The figure for increase in revenue for operating pur- pqses isbased on the latest estimate of state ~ualiz- ed valuation of property located within the school dis- trict. The purpose of this hearing is to receive testimony and discuss the millage levy. Not less than seven (7) days following the puolic hearing, the Board of Edu- • UP TO 97'11 EFFICIENCY • UP TO 10 5 SEE R • 5 YEAR WARRANTY ON cation may approve any portion of the proposed • FREE ESTIMATES COMPRESSOR INClUOING • 2 YRS FREE SERVICE LABOR BY FLAME fURNACE • 2 YEARS FREE SERVICE millage rate. • 2 YRS PARTS WARRANTY • 2 YEARS PARTS WARRANTY This notice is given by order of the Board of BY FLAME FURNACE BY fLAME FURNACE Education. * BUY A brqont HIGH EFFICIENCY *BUY A brqant #568 AIR CONDITIONER PWS 90 MODEL 398 FURNACE AND BRYANT WILL PAY YOUR AND BRYANT WILL PAY YOUR Carl Anderson, Secretary TWO HIGHEST MONTHS GAS BILL HIGHEST MONTH ELECTRIC BILL BOARD OF EDUCATION SERVING THE POINTES SINCE 1949 :IT YEARS OF DOING IT RIGHT 3 LOCATIONS GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM TO SERVE YOU 51)17.1700, , I 14847 GRATIOT near 8 Mile G PN 8-7-86 Thursday, August 7, 1986 Page Twelve.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS State passes on interest savings Grosse Pointe Park got some Proceeds from the original bond Artist tells Maire's story in muml good news from the state last Issue were used in part to make loans to local governments for By Mike Andrzejczyk "People thmk that today you scene adapted from Rudyard Kip- DetrOIt HIstorical Museum, which week. Refinancing part of its state road and st!'eet improvements, ac- trunkline bonds at a lower interest b It's about noon on Fnday at can take short cuts. icould have lIng's Jungle Book, recently held a showmg of antique rate saved the Michigan Depart- cording to M.DOT. The Park or- Maire School. ~n the building, m taken photographs of the kIds m- There are familiar faces that toys ment of Transportation almost $1 rowed $1 mllhon In the program the annual rItual performed stead of domg sketches (But) It's WIll appear in the Maire mural Clothes, hair and toys change . h and used the money to repair about throughout the school system, the little touches that WIll make Dr LeWIS B Maire, after whom over the years. Clothmg goes from million, which it will share Wit a dozen streets, according to city mamtenance peol?le clear and this art," he adds the school IS named, is depicted in somber to colorful and toys move local governments who used the manager John Crawford , clean rooms. washl!1g walls, wax- OrlowskI has been practIcmg hiS one of the first scenes on the left from fire engines to Star Wa.rs toys bonds. Crawford called the interest sav- 109 floors ~nd puttmg down new art since he was 14, when he was Side of the mural Some former m the mural The ftre engme ap- The Park's savings on the bond Ings "great news," addin~' "Any- coats of pal~t here and there an artist's apprentIce, making staff members appear as well; pears near the Hansel and Gretel issue comes to $9,139 'Xl, according thing you are able to refinance a On Maire s first floor, most of copies and draWings for a Ham- former prmclpal John Hammel scene, the Star Wars toys under to M.DOT. bond issue at a lower Interest rate, the work appears done Only a few tramck church pamter He also and teacher Angela Fowler, the 1986 banner On May 8, the state transporta- It's a good thmg." sticks of classroom furniture re- spent a year m MeXICO studymg Hammel was the third prinCIpal All aspects of the school are re- tion commission approved refl- The Park was the only Grosse maIn m the halls Half the second under a student of artIst Diego at the bUlldmg, and was succeeded presented m the mural. The annual nancing of some state trunkline Pomte to borrow under the plan At floor ISJammed WIth desks, boxes RlVera. Orlowski ISalso a sculptor, by John Rohrer, Don Bassett, Leo paper drive at the school IS por- bonds to take advantage of the de- the time the city's deterIOrating and classroom supplIes portraIt paInter and a mIddlE' Warras and Jay Flowers trayed One student IS added to cllning interest rates. M-DOT was streets pI:ompted a speCIal election On the first two floors of the school art teachet \\ lth DetrOIt Flowers, currently prmclpal at note that the school, for the second able to save $1 9 milhon on interest to raIse property taxes to pay for school, workers go about their Public Schoob the school, says that, from v"hat year, houses a program of the on two years' worth of bonds, the Improvements, whIch was de- tasks to the sounds of WJR-AM Orlov.skl I~ P..lllltlllg Hw IllUi ~\355 FISHER RD. 882-5100 Locatlon: The Atrium at the : OPEN 8 to 5 30 P m DAilY; Wed tit Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER Bon Secours Nursing Care Center SALE PRICES 26001 East Jefferson Avenue IN EFFECT (between 10 and 11 Mile Roads) +PARMS tMARI@T' 817-818-819 S1. Clair Shores, MY FRESH FRESH LEAN FRESH MARYLAND CHOICE LEAN Information: 779-7018 CANNED DEL MONICO R GROUND For tIckets. mail check to' Bon Secours Nursing Care AUXlhary l~~~E~ CRAB MEAT STEAKS 26001 East Jefferson Avenue LEGS~~) BEEF S1. Clair Shores. MY48081 .59~ ~'I S119~ $14~85 $3!5~ All proceeds will go the the Bon Secours Nursing Care Auxlhary to sup. port the Bon Secours Nursmg Care Center. (Donations are tax deductible BLANCHARD MR. & MRS. ~ & T ;:~ as allowed by law) ~A BLANCHARD BLOODY MARY I BAVARIAN EXT~ICH HERB GARDEN MIX BLUE CHEESE CEASAR DRESSING MUSTARD $159 320Z ~ S4~g S1ftP S2lP General chairman Mrs, .John A. Boll BREMNER 100% FRESH Columbian MUSHROOMS BROCCOLI Honorary chairmen WAFERS Coffee Dr and Mrs Patrick Johnson Mrs IA'o A Marx Mr and Mrs Philip J Meathe .99~~ $1~9 98~CH Mr and Mrc; John E, Williams SMALL FRESH WATERMELON HEAD, RED SKIN PINEAPPLE ~t-BON SECOURS NURSING CARE AUXILIARY LETTUCEC ~,' . Por:roES $179 ~"1~ 6C • 59HEAD f ' 33LB • EA w'1 ~ i Page Th,rteen.A Thursday, August 7, 1986 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Deafness inspires other ways of communicatin has competed on the school sWim By Nancy Parmenter team, operated her own bagel-de- Summer IS the time to stretch livery service, and has an after- hOrizons.Deborah Wnght, soon to school job. Last year, she became be a senior at Grosse Pointe North, interested m Journalism as a possi- gave some and got some thISsum- ble career. She writes for the mer. school paper, The NorthPointe, Wright, who IS hearing-im- and has won a Free Press wntmg paired, had the mmd-bogghng ex- contest. perience of being bhnd for a day, Wright says she has conSidered as a parbcipant m a month-long the obstacles facmg a deaf journa- program at Gallaudet College in list and believes they could be Washmgton, D C. Earlier in the overcome. While granting that she summer, she took part maSt. can't shout out questions at a press Louis research project studying conference, she believes she could communications skills of the deaf write features by doing in-person Both projects came together to mtervlews or using an interpreter make an interesting summer for or even submitting written ques- Wright. Deaf since birth, she has tions Certamly she brought a um- learned to commumcate through que point of view to her story, "A lipreading and speakmg, rather Silent World," published 10 De- than signing. cember's NorthPointe. The commumcatlOns study was "Not only does my hearing loss based on the expenences of the affect my speech, but the ability to orally tra med deaf, who are make friends, in school, and even generally mainstreamed with my balance," Wright wrote. " hearing children as Wright has People are uncomfortable been As a result, none of the study They pretend to understand . subjects used manual signs as a Hey, you people, don't feel uncom- primary means ofcommumcabon fortable or embarrassed when I At Gallaudet, the opposite was talk to you - I'm human, too " true and Wnght actually needed One of the problems 10 high an mterpreter to help her follow school is that there isn't a social some of the complexities of the life," her mother said "She has marme biology and physics she friends, but she gets confused 10 a was studying Manual slgmng is a group - it's hard for her to under- skill she onlypicked up three years stand It's hard to get used to new This panda ago at camp in northern Michigan people in lip reading." She admits It's sbll a shaky skill. "I'm not embarrassed to say "Deborah can read sign, but that Iget jealous when other teen- bears a torch when she comes home, there's no agers are having fun, laughing and Christina Simon, 7, University Liggett second-grader and one to sign to," said her mother, talking and I stand on the sides Grosse Pointe Shores resident, proved that the liberty torch Joan, as Deborah did a rapid-fire looking at them," Wright's article remains popular and dear to the hearts of all Americans, in- PhOIO by Nancy Parmenler went on. She does different things demonstration of the speedy sign- cluding judges of teddy bear contests. Her original creation Deborah Wright relaxes at home between trips east and west this for fun: readmg or watching cap- ing of her classmates of a torch-bearing panda received the Most Unique Bear award "There's a big controversy m the slimmer. tioned television. education of the deaf over oral "But they caption the worst at the Teddy Bear Picnic/Contest, sponsored by the Macomb training versus slgmng," said Joan couldn't believe the difficulties Wnght and the other students on a shows," she said with a grimace. Mall Merchants Association last month. It was one of 10 Wright. "If Ihad it to do over again when she was introduced to day- balloon nde and a rock chmb Life is full of deciSIOnsfor any awards from more than 450 participants. And her take-home and educate her, I'd do It exactly long blindness VIa a bhndfold at "I got stuck between two rocks teenager; for Deborah Wright, the prize? Another bear to add to her collection, of coursel the same." Deborah went to a day- Gallaudet. "I got French toast on and got scraped on the elbows and choices are more restricted and school for the deaf in Detroit then my cheek three times," she said knees," Wright said "It's proof just as momentous. Withm a year, she will have to deCide whether to regular classes in Grosse Pointe The Gallaudet program was de- tha t J tried II from kindergarten on signed to teach advanced science The program was designed to attend Gallaudet or another um- Wright first suspected her to gifted and talented hearmg-Im- develop self-confidence through versity. The chOicecould make the JAMES A. SUMMERS, D.D.S. daughter was deaf when a nurse in paired students from across the psychologically and physically difference between partiCipation the hospital dropped a tray and the nation. The college is the world's challenglllg outdoor adventures. and non-partIcipation in the hear- announces the relocation newborn baby didn't startle only liberal arts institutIOn for the "They were encouraged to see ing world, her mother believes "When she was checked at three deaf, all professors and students theIr brUIses as trophies," said At least the choice is hers to of his practice months, the doctor said she was whether hearing or deaf, com- Joan Wnght "They're nothmg to make. Wrights is an honor student normal- but she had actually al- municate through a combination of be concerned about, but a signal performing at grade level m spile in association with ready learned to compensate," signing and speakmg that they accomphshed some- of her hearing loss. Teachers in Grosse Pomte have Wright said. The highlight of the program thmg II MIKE KOST AKOS, D.D.S. Accustomed to hving With one was Gallaudet's verSiOn of Out- , Deborah Wright has tried not to "bent over backwards" to make CHRISTOS DAGIrrSES, D.D.S. handicap, Deborah Wright ward Bound. It took Deborah let her deafness hold her back. She sure their deaf student was keep- ing up. Small thmgs like speaking clearly and not turning their backs 17200 E. Warren Nutri-Tech, a computerized nu- tein, carbohydrates, fat and alco- and talking while they were wrlt- trltion assessment program that hol for companson WIth current mg on the blackboard have been near Cadieux can help take the guesswork out of gUIdelines bIg things to Wright healthy eating, is offered by the • WhIch nutrients 10 the particI- "She has tremendous support Bon Secours HospItal Health and pant's ruet are less than 50 percent services," says her mother "1 at- 882-6500 FItness Center I, of the Recommehd Dally Allow- tribute It all to that.;' Using a computer programmed ance_ I Assess your with nutritional informatIon, It • Which nutrients are 150 per- analyzes a person's food mtake cent or more than the Recom- eating habits over a three-day period The mended Daily Allowance. analysis tells: Questions about the diet analysis HERALD WHOLESALE • Howthe participant's mtake of will be answered by a dietitian who 30 nutrients compares With the can recommend methods for diet Recommended Dally Allowance Improvement for those nutrients The cost IS$15 "'or more infor- BROADWAY • The percentage intake of pro- matIon, call 779-7040 COLLECTION CITY OF <&russt JUint.e 'ark MiCHIGAN M&M INVITATION TO BID DISTRIBUTING CO. ON ONE (1) 25 Cu. Yd. Rubbish Compaction Truck Cleaning Materials Sealed bids Will be receIved by the City Clerk of the City of Grosse POInte Park at the Muruclpal Bwlding, 15115East Jefferson Avenue, Grosse POInte & EqUipment Park, Michigan 48230, until 10;00 AM, on Thursday, August 14, 1986, at whIch tIme and place bIds Will be pubhcly opened and read for furmshmg the followmg Item WE DELIVER Onl~ (1) 25 Cu Yd 2RII Leach Packmaster 884.0520 DetaIls and bId sheets are avaIlable In the Public Service Department In the MUniCipal BUildIng N.J. Ortisi 16734 E. WARREN CIty Clerk DETROIT, MI 48224 G P N. 8-7-86 • CAYMUS • MONDAVI • FETZER • FISHER • BURGESS • (") 6 •L I en MULIER'S MARKET c 15215 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE PARK c • MONDt\'r 5,,\llIfWNI 800 !o(,oo 822-7786 '= o FST 1937 u.; "An Impressive Selection of foods in a Relatively .~mall Place" • FOR !Jowfl TWO FOR SOAVE en LIVER LOVERS ::"'...::'"'. $1 98 BOLLA • c - • r4 ITALIAN I DRY w $289u (::J ~r~:i~.... VANILLA • CHOCOLATE I' WHITE WINE CII :z: YOUNG Reg. Price $/.49 ea. TWO FOR -a: C) BEEF 690 ~ ~ LIVER ...... u G c CANNt SUPPLIES ml z YOUNG "WHOLE" L $6.50 50 • LAMB 490 I DOZEN 7 • '= LIVER...... u QUilted 12 Oz. MICHIGAN PRODUCE m ~ CHICKEN 690 JELL Y JARS ~ SPECIALS z a; LIVER ...... u 99 m $6 ~ CORN ~ ::lO CHOICE FUll SLICED ------lOFORSl ~ Regular and WIde Mouth CUCUMBERS ~ Spread set Faucet. and (4) La • ROUND $219 Quart Mason Jars Create a dramatic Impression STEAK. . .. . u with the cJassIc elegance of Coquille Petite Pedestal Broadway Collection. The 40F 10,000 lavatory. Vanity Shelf, and Oval ~ CHOICE • exdtlng deslgns of ttletr fine MIrror Come In -lnd recetve )Ii AMERICAN W"h~6:99'L'd' 4 FOR $1 Refreshingly Different Items hardware ....nd bath accessories savings of 20% and more 89 We also have wide mouth IiTOMATOES are made from solid brass and AT ~~~g~.....$1 • flne chlnaware. Shown above jars and jar rub~rs 49~ (dockwlse). are (1) The Tallesen HERALD WHOLESALE HOURS: ,. CALI.. FOil SPECIAL Suite Spreadset Faucet. (2) The 9-S:30 MON/fRI. 9-) SAT ""0 &.AM.OIIDEIIS and mor~ I I LB. 20830 Coolidge Hwy Old Dominion 3- Tier Towel just north of 8 Milt' Rd OR CALLfOR A SrlCIAl • PR'SIMi EFF~CTTHRAyGr30NOST 1~ LOUIS LATOUR Shelf. (3) The Claire Crystal Suite 398.4560 ArrOINTMlNT ANVnMl • FLORA SPRINGS • Thursday, August 7, 1986 Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS What's on Cable A listing of programs on Grosse Pointe Cable this \\eek Thursday. August 7 • 5 P m - "Local Hunting and Flshmg " (11) • 5 30 P m - "The Job Show" - From the MESC (11) • 5 30 P m - "The Savmg Word" (8) • 6 P m - "Sports View Today" - With by Bob Page (11) • 6 30 P m - "The SOCShow" - Sponsored by ServIces for Older CllIzens and hosted by Robert E Booth Tomght, "Ethic Values In Harvard Health Care Today" with guests MonSignor FranCIS CanfIeld ... Book Award winner is and Dr Cynthia Wllberding (ll) Benjamin Hem, a South High .7 P m - "AmaZing Travels" - Karen CraIg Willbrmg the world to your door Withhelpful information, travel tips and money savers (11) junior, who received the • 7 30 P m - "To Be Announced" (11) honor from the Southeastern • B pm - "Dollars and Common Cents" - Leonard Wltubkl and guest will Michigan Chapt,er of the diSCUSSfmances from a taxpayer's pomt of view (11) Harvard Alumni Club. He is Daytime Programming the son of Dr. and Mrs. Monday through Friday Photo by Kay Photography Gerhardt Hein. .9 30a m - "Fitness Express" (1]) • 10a m - "Wayne County" (10 PholO bl Kay PhO\ographl • 10 30 am - "Michigan Journal" 01> Curie Medal recipient • 11a m - "Amazmg Travels" (11) • 11 30 a m - "Practical Astrology" (11) Erin Kershaw, second from left, South High School junior, • 12P m - "The sac Show" (U) receives the Madame Curie Medal Award from Edward J . • 12 30 P m - "To Be Announced" (11) Shine, third from left, principal. The medal is awarded to the • 1 pm - 'Sports View Today" (11) • I 30 P m - "Dollars and Common Cents" (11) South female student who has achieved the highest grades • 2 pm - .'Chaplin Theater' Ill! in science and mathematics dUring her first three years of high • 2 30 P m - "DetrOit Curtam Call" (11) school. The Detroit Section of the Society of Women Engi- • 3 30 pm - "Best of Young Vlewpomtes " (11) neers sponsors the award each year. Looking on are Carl Jus- Monday, August 11 tice, left, chairman of the mathematics department and Mark • 4 30 P m - "Wayne County A New Perspective" (] 1l Davids, physics instructor. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dartmouth • 5 P m - "Fitness Express" - Improve your health (11) Thomas Kershaw. Book Award winner is .5 pm - 'Falth 20" - With Dr Joel Nederhood (8) • 5 30P m - "Michigan Journal" - Spencer Abraham WilldiSCUSSupcom- Timothy Nugent, a South Ing events of the Michigan Republican Party (Ill High School junior, who was • 6 P m - "Practical Astrology" - Rich Mllostan Will diSCUSSWlldl the Woman charged in auto mishap honored by the Dartmouth stars hold for you (11) A 78-year-old woman was charg- the center line, up over the north Alumni Club of Detroit. He is • 6 30 P m - "Chaplm Theater" - Classics from Charlie Chaplm (11) ed With Improper lane usage July curb, grazed a fire hydrant, travel- .7 pm - "Young Vtewpomtes" - Young adults share their views (II) the son of Mr. and Mrs. • 7 30 pill - "Some Semblance of Samty - Gary Thlson bnngs you the 9 when the car she was drIvmg ed about 200 feet across the crossed the center line near Bal- Sidewalk and several lawns, then Richard Nugent. lighter SIde of hfe (11) • 8 pm - "DetrOit Curtain Call" - Your ticket to entertainment WIth a lantyne crossed the road agam, strIkmg a weekly look at current movies along With a up.to-the-mlnute The Harper Woods reSident told tree m front of 559 Cook Road IIstmg of Metro DetrOit entertamment With Michael Chapp and polIce her accelerator pedal before commg to a stop. Tru Love (11) stuck There were no injUrIes, but the Tuesday, August 12 The woman drove the car over car had to be towed away .4 pm - "Church Of Today" - With Jack Boland (II) .5 P m - "Local Hunting and Flshmg." (ll) Polish artists invited to compete .530 p'm - "The Job Show" - From the MESC (1I) ArtIsts of Pohsh heritage are in- ground and current reSIdents or • 5.30 P m - "The Saving Word" (8) Vited to enter an art competltion orIgmally from MIchigan Cash • 6 P m - "Sports View Today" - With Bob Page (ll) prIzes WIll be awarded • 6.30 P m - "The SOC Show" - See 8/7 IIstlllg sponsored by the Friends of Polish .7 pm - "AmaZing Travels" - See 8/7 lIstlllg Art and Orchard Lake Schools En- Deadhne IS Sept 26 For infor- .7 30 P m - "To Be Announced" (11) tries are not hmlted 10 theme or • 8 P m - "Dollars and Common Cents" - See 8/7 hsting category and may come from any mation, write to the Galeria, P 0 Box 5213, Orchard Lake, MICh. Mary Beth Hicks, a South High Wednesday, August lJ medIUm - pamtmg, graphiCS, pnntmg, sculpture, drawmgs, 48033 or call Manan Owczarski at School junior, recently received .4'30 P m - "Wayne County. A New Prospective" (11) 681-2653or Helene Wachockl at 922- the Smith College Book Award • 5 P m. - "Fitness Express" - See 8/11 hstlllg ceramICS Artists must be of Pohsh back- 3805 from the Detroit chapter of the .5 pm - "Faith 20 " (8) Smith College Alumni Club. • 5 30 P m - "Michigan Journal" - See 8/11 lIstmg • 6 P m - "Practical Astrology" - See 8/11 listing She is the daughter of Mr. and • 6 30P m - "Chaplin Theater" - See 8/11 hstmg. "GlaSSBlock sales, Inc • Mrs. Ronald Hicks. • 7 pm - "Young Vlewpomtes" - See 8/11listmg • 7 30 P m - "Some Semblance of Sanity" - See 8/11 IIstmg ~ ~~~J~~~~ I The best window for less! 8/11 Photo bl Kay PhOlography • 8 pm - "DetrOit Curtain Call" - See lIstmg L~ b~ f~ • free estimates • financing available a~ 11fii OJ!. All programs are subject to change without notice. '~~ Iii!; Arty Glass Block Basement Window up to War Memorial will hold youth dance 46 Inches (WIdth plus height) MIn 3 Windows Kids In grades 6-8 can be cool at tIcket m advance TIckets cost Vocal auditions SEWER TROUBLE? 2g95plcked_up the "Hot August Night Dance" at $3.50each and are needed to be ad- Call the War Memorial on Thursday, mitted to the War MemorIal The Cantata Academy, a profes- 95 Aug 7 from 7'30 to 10:30 pm grounds the mght of the dance sional ensemble of 45 voices, will 64 1nstalled hold auditions for 1986-87 Thurs- Dress Will be casual and the taped Etfilt~ I + ~r-J m.us~cWl\\.be provi.ded by J R. E.n- The center IS \~at.ed_at 32,L~\t~-o. day. A.ug 28iUltldF'riday, Sept. 5, PlUMBING!.Kt= ATI~ -, shore and is open Monday to Satur- from 6 to 10/p.m both days. tertamment MILIC.069912 754 • 0510 ~/~-..'\-, _ ..,,---::- The dance IS open to middle day. 9 a m to 9 pm. Adult chaper- For information, call 478-5718un- 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863-7800 .~~. school students who reside m the ones are needed for thiS dance and tiI 6 pm or 528-1331after 6 pm 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822-9070 Since 1!t50 24500 Forterra Dr., Warren .,...... •• Pomtes or attend Grosse Pointe future dancE'S To volunteer, call MUSical director is Frederick Bel- 1726 MAPLE RD. • 643.4800 schools and who ha ve purchased a the center at 881-7511 linger NEED A CAR FOR A DAY? has a car for you! Cars and Passenger Wagons for Most Occasions We offer We invite Daily, Weekly, Weekend Youto compare and Monthly Rates our Rates Horizon Turbo leBaron GTS Lancer leBaron Convertible leBaron GTS Fifth Avenue 7 Passenger Caravans 8 Passenger Sportsman Wagon 7 PASSENGER CARAVANS Love Is Great. "Unlimited Mileage" But It Won't Carry Her $44!~ Up The Stairs. When It comes 10 your nurses, skilled aides. ther- Private pay reSidents also elderly parents or relatives aplsls. SOCialworkers. dletl- Will hnd Cottage Hospital there may be no limit to lIans and Cottage Hospital NurSing Homes surpnslngly 1)on't miss out - call now for reservations. your love Unfortunately, phySICians see to It that affordable there are limits 10 your reSidents not only get the So If your love IS great strength and limits to your expert medical care they but their needs are great- o time You can't always be need bul also the per. er, call 881.1800 for our there when they need your sonal care they deserve brochure help But you can make And you can come see sure they'rc cared for by for yourself Just about any. Cottage-Rose Villa 119 25735 Kelly Road THE LEASING time We keep fleXible con- I'RQfESSlONALS making one of Cottage Hospital's NurSing Homes venient vIsiting hours to Ros0vllle, MI 48066 their new home encourage freqllent V:SltS 773-6022 And Cotlage NurSing from family and friends ..LEASING A SIJBSIDIARY Of TI1r IvH Am GROUP Cottage-Belmont Homes are Just Ihal- 3 Lo('ations to serve you homes With comfortable, 19A40 Harper Ave home-hke rooms, nutritious ".• COTTAGE Harper Woods. MI 48225 um 18001Mack Ave. 130KerchevalAve. 1~5 S.Gratiot 881-9556 12-60 Month meals and a warm, fnendly IlJ.iY CONTINUING CARE Located at Pointe Dodge located On the Hili Located at Pointe Chrysler (Expanding by 50 beds Ihls lOll) Long.Term atmosphere Registered leasing Available 884-7210 882.0110 465-7210 J Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A Tit for tat - and then some Not a week goes by without drove in. poli~e. reports of people who have When the driver got out of his malicIOusly scratched cars with car, he bumped the woman's door keys. Last week, one angry owner with his door. Clearly annoyed that caught the scratcher in the act. her car was partially in his space, A Park woman told Farms he "deliberately and maliciously" police that she went shopping at drew his car keys along the side of Seven-Mack and parked her car m her car from the center of the door the rear lot Admittedly, she to the taillight, leaving a deep straddled two parkmg spaces. scratch. When she got out to the car, she She jumped up, surprising the dropped her lipstick, which rolled daylights out of him, but not under the car. She got down on all enough that he would confess to fours to look for it, and while she leave hiS name. was hunkered down, another car But she got his hcense number. Two Woods students attend Boys' State Grosse Pomte Woods residents, m setting up individual states, with James R Clor of Blairmoor Court all of its governmental bodies, and Jeff Witzke of Roslyn Road, problems and opportunitles, and both juniors at Grosse Pomte then learned how to gain action North, attended the Michigan through the political system American Legion Boys' State Pro- The Woods youths met their real- gram at Michigan State Umversl- life elected ~ounterparts, including ty recently Lt. Gov Martha Griffiths, The two Woods residents were Michigan Chief Justice G Mennen sponsored by the Detroit Police Wilhams and Governor James J. and Fire Fighters American Blanchard LegIOn Post No. 161, under the recommendation of Adjutant Ed- Big Band dance Photo by Kay Photography ward L. Clor of Grosse POInte A Big Band music dance with the Math/science achievers Woods. Frank Venice Band will be held on le~, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy; Elizabeth Meagher, The young men chosen for the Monday, Aug. 25, from 4 t06p.m., 7hree recent South high school graduates received special third from left, daughter of Sue Meagher: and Helen Markus, flnh program must demonstrate lead- m the grove at the Michigan State certificates for outstanding achievement in mathematics and from left, daughter of Mary Markus. Adding their congratulations ership ability and an awareness of Fair. Admission is free For more science during their four-year high schoo~careers. The awards are Carl Justice, far left, chairman of South's Mathematics government and citizenship information, call Micki Jerald at are sponsored by the Detroit Section of the Society of Women Department; Mark Davids, fourth from left, South physics instruc- In this, the 49th edition of Boys' 224-1188. This program is present- Engineers. Awards winners are Colleen Murphy, second from tor: and Edward J. Shine, far right, principal of South. State, Clor and Witzke participated ed by State Fair Senior Center. Stratford day trip Rumor foils good intentions The truth about trapping . . . There IS no truth to the rumor for organ donation and about hIgh: (Continued from Page 7A) scheduled that people can help buy tIme on a blood pressure, which IS the single: • In Seattle, Wash., a dog was and 8 percent of them had to be many local communities in the re- Tickets are for sale at the War kIdney machme for a dialySIS pa- most controllable cause of kidney' killed by a baited trap. Unable to destroyed. Other studies have maining 45 states. Concerned citl. Memorial for the Saturday, Sept hent by savmg wrappers from cig- failure There IScurrently a list of open the trap when the dog was shown that 40 percent of animals zens in many states, includmg MI- 27, day trIp to Stratford, Ontano, arette packages, alum mum pop over 400 people m MichIgan who , found, the family took the trap caught in traps are permanently chigan, are trying to pass legisla- to see Robert Bolt's play, "A Man tabs, or computer price codes from are unable to have transplants be- consumer products, says the Na- home with the carcass. The local crippled. bon to prohibit its use statewide. For All Seasons" The day-long ex- cause they must walt for a match- conservation officer threatened The gruesome stories that have Twenty-five years ago the first bill curSIOn Will begm when the group tional KIdney FoundatIOn of Mich- mg kidney to be donated the grievmg family with a citation been related here are only a small to ban the steel-jawed leghold trap igan departs from the center at 7 a.m More mformation ISavailable on . If they did not return the trap im- number of the incidents that have in the United States was introduc- and WIllconclude on return at 10:30 These rumors waste the time and energy of a great number of the stateWide toll-free hotline:: mediately. been reported to humane organiza- ed by Sen. Hubert Humphrey. AI- pm • In another incident in Michi- tions. A pet being caught in a trap most every year since then, a new people who want to help kidney pa- 1-800-482-1455 Lunch at The Old Prune and tients. They could mstead be in- gan, a pointer was found by a resi- is not a freak mcident. It's happen- bill to ban the steel-jawed leghold shopping time will precede the 2 dent under her front porch, trymg ing every day, and it could be any- trap has been introduced by one or volved m other types of volunteer p.rn performarce at the Avon activities that are of real help to Juvenile caught to dehver a litter of puppies with one's pet - including yours or more of our more compassionate Theatre Bolt's play depicts the a leghold trap on her paw. mine There is cruelty enough in legislators. To date none of these kidney patients in bil{e larceny dilemma tdced bv Sir Thomd~ Hight now any l\1Jdllgan patlenl • A German ShephE'rd found on the fact that steel-Jawed leghold bills has succeeded in passing Moore. Lord Chancellor uf En- Long Island dragged a trap on Its traps torture and kill millions of Currently there are two bills, HI{ who needs treatment on an al'tlfi- A DetrOIt JlIv('llIle \\ a<,dl rested gland, over the divorce of King CIaI kidney machme call obtam at about I p m Monddy, .July 21, by paw for six days before it could be animals annually for the sake of 1809 and S 1368, aimed at prohiblt- Henry VII [ and Kathenne rescued the fur business: It is tragic that ing the use of the steel-jawed leg- thiS care WIthout havmg to worry Park pohce 111 connectlon Wllh the • In St Tammany, La., a cat pet animals throughout the collo- hold trap that have been co-spon- TIckets tor the day cost $75 and about large medical bIlls The fed- attempted theft ot a bicycle from was found in a trap chained to a try are losmg their lives too - the sored by more than 100 congress- included transportation, lunch, eral medicare program pays 80 an Audubon home tree. The cat was soaked and mud- innocent bystanders in a natIOnal men, six of whom are from play and dinner. Parttcipants percent of the costs of kidney Two youths were seen enterIng dy from recent rams. Because the Cflme. Michigan. These bills are stalled in should have proof of clttzenshlp dialySIS treatment for most pa- the yard by the homeowner, who trap was too rusty to be opened to Trapping is a leisure activity for committee, despite the fact that WIth them on the tnp, in the event tIents Most of the remammg COStS surprised the pall' as they attemp- release the cat, the animal had to most U.S. trappers Only one per- they have the overwhelmmg ~up- they will need It at the U S. - (20 percent) are paid for by private ted to take a bicycle from the back be destroyed cent of an estimated two million port of 78 percent of the American Canada border Reserve at the health plans or other government yard, accordmg to polIce • An eight-week-old kitten in trappers, are "professional trap- people. . . . . War MemOrIal, 32 Lakeshore. For programs Medicare also pays for The pdlr fled and were pursued b)' pollce and cornered m the back Toledo, Ohio. was found In aJ~g- .....a.e~J:Q.r _whom.lh~pelts mak~ np _ The MtC!llg~n~ _~o~ht~CUl ~or adUlt1Qnal information _call. ~l- \ndney transplants hold trap set by nelgnborhood most of their income. The other 99 Am.~als Ii.as started a state~Ide 7511, Monday-Saturday, 9 a m. to The real need now IS to increase yard of a Devonshire home One chIldren. This ammal was able to percent are "sport" trappers. petitIOn dflve to ban the steel-Jaw- 9pm publIc awareness about the need youth escaped be saved. However, the mangled These trappers are the ones most ed l.e~hold trap here in our sla;te. leg had to be amputated at the cost likely to lose interest in trapping PetItions and postcards supportmg of $200 and never return to check the traps the national bills and calling for a • In BelleVille, Ill., a white ~er- that they have set, leaving many stat~wIde ban on ~e .trap are YORKSHIRE FOOD MARKET man Sh~pherd was spotted WIth a animals to suffer and die in agony. avaIlable to anyone ~lshmg .to see trap on Its paw for several days. In recent years approximately the use of the barbarIC steel-Jawed When residents were finally able to 25 million birds' and mammals leghold trap prohibited once and rescue It, both the trap and the paw were trapped annually in this for all. were gone. country. The steel-jawed leghold A fur coat f!1ade f~om the skms • In Ann Arbor a dog With a trap trap was the weapon of choice in of trapped ammals IS no longer a that had been on her p~w for seve- this slaughter, accounting for 87 status symbol, but rather it is a }Our Complete Food and Beverage Center ral days was found trymg to nurse percent of the killings. The other 13 shameful symbol of the torture m- * PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER * SUNDAY LIQUOR * a litter of pUppies Her mjuries percent were trapped using other flicted upon animals for vanity were so severe that her pav.: had to so called, more humane traps: ~w:wildlife ~Iongs to all of us No be amputated and her pUppIes des- However, all traps are designed to mdiVIdual or mdustry has the nght troyed. maul, decapitate or otherwise to maim and torture our animals • In Lawr~nceville, Ga., a <:at maim an animal. Even traps that for sport, fashion ~nd/or prof~t. was found WIth a trap around Its supposedly kill mstantly do so on- In terms of ammal suffermg, III' head I! had. been there so long that Iy part of the time. Most of the tIme those whose fur was actually used the cat ~ skm was startmg to grow they only wound the animal, caus- to produce the ~oat, and the many around It. ing it to suffer more. non-target ammals that were MICHIGAN HOME GROWN • In Ann Arbor, Mich , two dogs labeled as "trash" and discarded S'ICIALS were found in traps set in a hous- The barbaric steel-jawed leghold by the trappers, the cost of a real $2 SWEET ing development by a 14-year-old trap has already been banned in fur coat IS much too high. Many boy A total of 17 traps were found Austria, Chile, Denmark, Norway, beautlful synthetic furs are now FAMILY STEAK · · .69 LB. CORN 10/99<: in the development by Humane So- Switzerland, Germany, the United available. These "fake furs" were ciety offIcials Kingdom, and 56 other countries made without sacrificing the hves • A group called FATE, Furs Only Red China, the Soviet Union of animals needlessly Fur coats and Trapping Ethics, at the Uni- and the United States continue to lc,o.Ikmuch better on their orlgmal CUBE STEAK$2.49,,6 NEW HAVEN 69<: (~ versity of Minnesota, combined allow the steel-jawed leghold trap owners. They need them - we data from two studIes of ammal almost exclusively don't. ROUND I PEACHES LB\~ trappmg and discovered that of 360 At the sta te level, the steel-jaw- Anne Klo ..owski trapped pets studIed, 112 had ed leghold trap has been banned in President chewed off part of theIr own hmbs Massachusetts, Florida, South Michigan Coalition for Animals STEAK. $1.99".~~ FRESH • to escape Legs had to be amputat- Carolina, Hawall and New Jersey. P.O. Box 402 C ed on 31 percent of these animals, Its use has also been prohibited by East Detroit, Mich. 48021 ROLLED RUMP - BROCCOLI 89 BUNCH ROAST . $1.99lB IMPORTED CITY OF <&rOSst 'ointt 1J1arm.sMICHIGAN FRESH FROM HOLLAND NOTICE OF HEARING ZON ING BOARD OF APPEALS GROUND $3 99 LEYDEN, • 3lB.PKG. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Zomng Board of Appeals Willmeet m City Hall at 90Kerby Road, Grosse CHUCK .. " " : " GOUDA & Pomte Farms, Michigan on GROUND ROUND MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1986 PATTIES . $9.995LBPk' SA~~~~ $3.49" at 7 10 P m to hear the followmg 2% LO-FAT MILK 1 The appeal of Mr & Mrs Gregory HIll, owners of the premises located at 303 Ridgemont, from the denIal NEW "GENUINE DRAFT" of the BUlldmgDepartment to Issue a BUlldmg Permit for the construction of a porch to the SIdeof theIr eXlstmg ., MILLER 24 dwellmg located at the foregomg address Such permit Issuance was denied for reason that •.HIGH LIFE $9• 99 ~~~: $1.59uL. a The proposed addition would further Infringe upon the mlmmum setback reqUirements on Ridgemont Road of 12 5 feet, leavmg a setback of 7 8 feet and thereby reqUiring a variance from the prOVISIOnsof ArtI- cle II, SechoO 200, Item 51 of the City's Zomng Ordmance OVENS BREAD SALE - BRAN-NOLA :'~9 9ge loaf 2 The appeal of Mrs Robin Lepard, from the demal of the BUilding Department to approve a lot split In ac- cordance WIthSechon 1516 of the City's Zoning Ordinance of the property at 'JZl Ridge IOtOtwo parcels as such parcels would not meet applicable regulations of the Zoning Ordmance Such approval was demed for reason that YORKSHIRE BEVERAGE CENTER a The proposed reSidence to be located on the lot 22510feet from the Ridge Road property line WIllIn National Brand Name 59/t D;in/~s at Discount Prices frlOge on the Side yard requirement of ~3 2 feet, leavmg a SIde yard of 11 0 feet and requlnng a variance from the Side yard prOVISionsof Article XIII, Section 1300 of the City's Zomng Ordinance TONIC r. ----, b The eXIsting garage and two proposed garage structures are accessory structures located m the front HANSEN'S yard, and are In VIOlatIOnof SectIOn1503,Hem 2 of the City's Zonmg Ordmance unless a variance ISgranted NATURAl. POP SODA-ALE lLSchweppesJ_ to such provISIon SELTZER The Hearmgs WIllbe public Interested property owners or resIdents of the City are inVited to attend $7c!.@ 24 CANS Dep $7!~t RICHARD G. SOLAK + 24 CANS GPN - 8/7/86 CITY CLERK AND SECRETARY $6~! + Dep. ZONING BOARD OF APPEAL..~ ASST. FLAVORS - MIX OR MATCH Of 12 1-L1TER BOTTLES t _.--...... ~-~.-- Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Slxteen.A • • lsse I If you have questions about I: ,I how much the stock is selling for, the maximum number . I of shares you can buy, or It II how you can buy shares. · · .', I' I I I d 'I ... get all the answers at !, ! I I the next Big E Investor Meeting. Call 1-800- 521-3014,9 a.m.- 8p.m., Monday thru I I \1 I Friday and 9 a.ffi.- ~ ~. 3 p.m., Saturday, r ,1 ~ ~~ for dates, times ~ and locations. ~1I J 'R. til'e'Empire of America GET YOUR Federal Savings Bank Member FSLlC BEFORE YOU MAKE ANY INVESTMENT DECISION, CAREFULLY REVIEW THE SUBSCRIPTION OFFERING CIRCULAR AND MAKE YOUR DECISION BASED ON ITS CONTENTS ONLY. YOU CAN RECEIVE A COPY OF THE SUBSCRIPTION OFFERING CIRCULAR AT ANY EMPIRE OF AMERICA OFFICE OR BY CALLING THE CONVENIENT HafLINE TELEPHONE NUMBER LISTED ABOVE. t 1 -~- -...... _.-.._. -- .. + Grosse Pointe .News Section B The Second Section Thursday, August 7, 1986 McNamam transcribes books fOr fingers of blind students By Elsa Frohman book can take up to six months to ly 4,000pages of braille materIal doles them out to her volunteers, TIny raised bumps on stiff sheets tranSCribe. were tranSCribed last year. Every then gathers the fmished books and of heavy paper, grouped III httle As the demand for braIlle books page is appreciated by the blind sends them to the requesting par- rectangles, 10 neat rows - touch increases, however, the number of students and adults who received ty. All the books are provided at no them and they feel like nothmg volunteers prodUCingthe books is the matenal expense to the recipient. Volun- more than random bumps, but to decreaSing. Ruth McNamara "Th1Sone's gomg to a little boy teers pay for their equipment (a a blind person, they are sounm,and would like to reverse that trend from Cambodia," she said, indIcat- stylus, slate and template) when words and sentences. "I've taught 197 students," she 109 a recently completed and they take the braille course There- said. She started teaching 21 years bound booktitled "Key to the Trea- after, materials are provided for The demand for braille books IS ago and has Instructed a nc\\ sure" Thc book is nothing more free from donations sent to Mc- constantly growmg, yet more than group of braille volunteers every than an adventure novel for a Namara by Individuals and ser- 100 years after LoUISBraille in- year except two since. But unfor- young reader, but to the boy, it will vice groups. vented his tactile alphabet, braIlle tunately, only a small fraction of be a treasure "The paper is getting expensive. books are produced by the same, those 197 are still tranSCribing "The kids I know love to read," It costs about two cents a sheet laborious methods as 10 the begm- "Some have moved away, some McNamara said. "They'll share now," she said. mng, Braille books are tran- have passed away and some lose the books and pass them on." The course is mexpensive, about SCribed,generally one at a tune, by interest," she said. "People take McNamara founded the Grosse $25 for the textbook, paper and volunteers who eIther emboss the the course and get enthused, then Pomte BraIlle Volunteers 21 years eqUIpment. The major investment dots manually, WIth a stylus, or they fall by the ways1de " ago and has been the major gUId- on the part of the volunteer is time type them on a braille typewriter. Even with the dwindling num- ing force In the group since She and effort. E1ther way, an average-length bers in her group, however, near- accepts requests for books and "I always say it's easy," she said. "But it's like learning another language." Students learn the alphabet, punctuation, special symbols for numbers and capitals, and a large number of contractions that shorten the very long letter-by- letter transcriptions. In all, the course lasts 30weeks meeting once a week, generally at the War Me- morial, though McNamara has oc- casionally taken students in her own home, However, the pace of the course depends on the applica- Ruth McNamara works at her' I brai1ler" or braille typewriter. The tion of the students. It's possible to machine has six keys that each correspond to one of the dot. In complete the course in as little as the six-dot matrix of a braille letter. Unlike the slate, the brailler 20 weeks. "You have to keep at it, you have works from the underside, so the transcriber works from left to to like it," McNamara said. right, just as the work will be read. She starts students out with the for $80. Now its more like $250 I McNamara's teacher was Ellen slate and stylus because 1tis inex- start them on the board and if they McLellan, blind herself and dedi- pensive Many students find they like it enough, they can buy the cated to teaching braille. don't have the patience to tran- machme," "There were eight or 10 of us in scribe braille and the investment McNamara transcribes seven or the class," McNamara said. in a stylus and board is easier to eight pages of braille every day "Every time she'd say something, abandon that the more than $200 She takes her bra iller with her on I would groan She'd say, 'That that a braille typewriter costs. vacation and continues her work was Mrs. McNamara again, but However, experienced braille' Since she first started more than she's going to do it.' Then I got so transcribers generally want to 21 years ago, she has transcrIbed I really enjoyed It." move up to a "brallIer," or braille hundreds upon hundreds of pages Often the volunteers have a per- typewriter. McNamara can often of braille. sonal reason for learmng braille. help them find a machine used "We moved out here and built Some are parents of blind children _ £r.om someone who ill nQ longer thJ.s house," she said of her begm- who want to learn to t.raNloCcibe transcribing. nings in braille "I got tired of books for their own. Others have "With a brailler I can finish a bridge and bowling and I love to friends or relatives who need the F'hotOll by Elsa Frohma" page in eight to 10 minutes. It work with my hands. I saw a books. A slate and stylus are the first brailling tools for most students. The stylUS indents the paper so might take 30 minutes with a course offered at the War Memor- For McNam;ira, the work has that the braille is read on the back of the sheet, so the transcriber must work from right to left, writing board," she explamed. "When I ial and thought I'd try using my often been for strangers, but as each word backward. When complete, the pages are bound together into a book. started you could buy a machine head again." (Continued on Page 1B) (jJ),ape,:r S SINCE 1965 flME FURMI1IJRI! SEMIANNUAL FINE SAVINGS NOW ON THIS VERSATILE KNOB CREEK CLEARANCE SALE! WINDSOR OAK ENTERTAINMENT WALL SYSTEM. Not only Willthese Windsor Oak wall units organize all of your possessions but, they Will be the focal pOint of your room Loads of storage for stereo, N, tapes, books and more DOCKSIDES! 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Tues., Wed., Sat. till 5:30 (Closed Sunday) Man -Wed .Sat 9 3{I.S:30 Phone nS-3500 ,>.. A" - ...--- . Page Two-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 7, 1986 -Weddings Awarm/caring The mother of the groom wore a Puleo. The flower girl was Jill street-length dress of beige and Hoffman, mece of the bride. They place for seniors to white With a white cymbid1Um or. wore white dresses with scattered chid wnst corsage. pink flowers and pearl necklaces The couple honeymooned With a that were gifts of the bride They spend the dcrf. tnp to Waiklkl Beach, Hawan carned pink roses and orchids with They WIlllive m Glenwood Sprmgs, kalachoe clusters. Colo The best man was Joseph Puleo, The bride is a 1980 graduate of brother of the groom. Ushers were Grosse Pomte South 1l1gh School Ken Hoffman, Harold Hoffman, Calvary Day Care for Adults offers acUvlUes, meals, friendship, help. She ISemployed by J.C Penney as Jim Hoffman, brothers of the And a posiuve, low cost altemauve for adults dependent on famI.lyand friends a merchandiser m Colorado bnde Call for more tnformauon The groom IS a graduate of The couple honeymooned With a 881.3374 Woodland High School m Wood- tour of the contmental United land, Cahf States and HawaII. They Will live calvary Day care for Adults The St Clare Chorale sang at the m Grosse POinte Woods 4950 Cateshead Inear Mack& Morossl weddmg ar.d Anne and Thomas The bnde attended Michigan A unit of Lutheran Social Services of MJchigan. Ebner, sIster and brother of the State University and graduated bnde, were readers GiftS were from Wayne State Umverslty With brought to the altar by Terese a bachelor of sCience degree m Ebner, sIster of the bnde and Can family and consumer resources Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pickett Pickell, ::'1::.lel uf the 1;;100111 The g1UOlU 1e<..elved cl bdchelul of science degree from Villanova Mr. and Mrs, Richard Speer Jr. and a juris doctor degree from the Ebner- Pwkett Umverslty of Detroit dresses of teal blue mOire taffeta Patricia Mane Ebner, daughter With puffed sleeltes and earned of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ebner of Cook-Speer long-stemmed peach tulips Grosse Pointe Park, and Charles Elizabeth Harvey Cook, The best man was Jay Wilhams Craig Pickett, son of Mr and Mrs daughter of Judith Cook and of East Lansmg Ushers were Car- Charles R Pickett of Mechamcs- Cardell B Cook of Charlotte, N.C., dell Cook, brother of the bride, burg, Pa., were married on June and Richard A Speer Jr., son of Chicago, Peter Hull, Dayton, 14, at St. Clare of Montefalco Mr and Mrs Richard A Speer of Ohio; Richard Carddle of Grosse Church. Grosse Pomte Farms, were mar- POinte; Thomas Doyal, Denver, The Rev. Peter Donahue, O.S A., ried on Apnl 5 at Grosse Pointe Colo.; Stephen Tenney, Boston. of Philadelphia, Pa., officiated at Stephen R. Tille and John K Hen- the 11 a.m. ceremony which was Memonal Church. The Rev Stanton Wilson of- derson, brothers-in-law of the followed by a backyard reception ficiated at the 5 :30 p.m. ceremony groom, also aSSisted at the in the bride's parents' home. which was followed by a recephon ceremony The bride wore white satin with at the Country Club of Detroit a Queen Anne neckline, a beaded The mother of the bnde wore a The bnde wore a dress of candle-- Alencon lace bodice, long sleeves tea-length dress of sllk crepe. The light peau de soie tnmmed with and a full skirt with cathedral- mother of the groom wore a teal seed pearls and Alencon lace The chiffon, full-length dress With a 'length train. Her illusion veil fell dress featured a cathedral-length from an Alencon lace cap. Jeweled belt tram She carried a bouquet of The maid of honor was Mary Eb- The couple honeymooned with a peach tulips, freeSia, baby's ner, sister of the bride, Grosse Mrs. John Puleo trtp to Scottsdale. AriZ. The will Pointe Park. Bridesmaids were breath and peach nbbon. live m Boston after SiXmonths III The matron of honor was Leshe Anne Ebner of Denver, Colo., Julie Hong Kong. Monte of Stamford, Conn The Ebner of Grosse Pointe Park, both H offman- Puleo bridesmaids were Emily Speer, The bride is a graduate of Deni- sisters of the bride; Brooke Adams son UniverSity IIIOhio and ISa dis- Cynthia Jo Hoffman, daughter of sister of the groom, Grosse Pointe of Grosse Pointe Park, Julie Auch trict sales manager for Kodak Mr and Mrs. Harold Hoffman, and Farms; Cynthia Hoy, New York, of Lakewood, Colo, and Janet The groom is a graduate of Arsenault of Boston, Mass., friends John Paul Puleo, son of Mr. and NY; Judith Smith, San Francis- Mrs. Peppmo Puleo, were married co, Elizabeth Kimberly, Jackson- Dennison UniverSity and Tuck of the bride ville, Fla.; and Mmda Matthews. School of Business AmmnIstratlOn They wore bright pink taffeta at St. Michael's Epslcopal Church on May 9. Cmcmnatl, OhIO The flower girls He works for State Street Bank of with matching jackets. The Rev Marston Price, cousm were Ehzabeth Henderson of Hart- Boston. The best man was Carl Scott of the bride, performed the mar- ford, Conn , and Jennifer Tille of Pickett, brother of the groom, Suzanne Henderson and Lisa riage ceremony which was fol- Birmingham, Mich. Mechanicsburg. Ushers were Tille, sisters of the bride, were lowed by' a candlelight reception at The attendants wore tea-length Thomas Ebner of Richmond, readers the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club Calif., Stephen Ebner of Grosse The bnde wore a dress of sl1k Pomte Park, brothers of the bride; Grosse Pointe Park Garden Club to meet organza With pearl and sequm em- Jim Matthews of Warren, and broidery on the bodice, poof The Grosse Pomte Park Garden 1986-87 yearbook Mrs John Zolad Mike Schumar of Boulder, Colo , sleeves and a cathedral-length Club will meet Monday, Aug. 11, at Mrs. Thomas Thornton and Mrs' friends of the groom tram. She wore a three-layered the home of Mrs Kenneth Patton Edwm MacKethan" Will be wel~ ~ The ringbearer was Paul Sh~ wnrif>'el~sslsted by Mrs. Fre- corned as new members. Thomas Ebner of. 'Richmond, fmgertip-l.ength"v.el1 a,nd.a.beaded tiara She carried a bouquet of gar- .derick ScfiUmann. \, "I I , -1 Calif., nephew of the bride. !!lI~ _ demas and stephanotis with ivy Followttrg the noon luncheon MlTS Robert C. Palmer'{ pro- edmund t. AHEE jewelers 1 The mother of the bride wore a The maid of honor was Susan Mrs Herbert Mainwarmg, presl- gram chairman, Will introduce the long dress of periwmkle blue ChIf- Green, sister of the bnde. BrIdes- dent, will call the. business meeting speaker, Mrs Henry Kuhlman, 20139 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods fon with a wrist corsage of white maids were Michelle Hoffman, to order. Mrs. H1l1atre Van Holle- whose subject will be "Waste - 886-4600 and yellow cymbidium orchIds. Paula Wmsky and Elizabeth beke will present each member the Everybody's Problem." COMING SOON I KITCHEN CENTER / HARPER SPORT Three major cabinet Do it yourself or lines, in 40 styles. installation available. SHOP Countertops and SEMI-ANNUAL SALE SUMMER CLEARANCE accessories available. Free estimates. for a SALE beautiful home . Aug. 13, 14, 15, & 16th bedspreads, 17157 HARPER AVE. draperies, AT CADIEUX 15554 East Warren Avenue 882-6822 furniture for every 885.5390 room Ultra.Yac:htlngWthrough the Mack Ave. Drapery Shop Colonial South 20099 Mack at Oxford - G.P. Woods savannah • 51.Simons Beaufort. Charleston 884-9595 HUton Heac1 The Inland. Waterway DlSCover the splendor of the South aboard the IOO.passenger FLEXSTEEL ultra yacht Newport Clipper You II love her luxurious all Magnificent outSide staterooms spacIous teakwood sundecks and glass walled Observation Lounge modular where magmflcent Scenery IS always m VIew Large pIcture wmdows overlook the water trom the elegant dlnmg room where all guests enjoy superb CJlsme In a smgle unhumed seatmg EnJOy the grac\Ous Southern charm ot Savannah Beaulort s line antebellum homes Charlestons hlstonc beauty and the luxury resort atmosphere 01 Hilton Head as you cnnse sheltered waters free 01 the reglmentahon and crowds of large ships For more mtormatlon call Hatc:her-Moorman Five handsome, versatile modular All Five Pieces Travel pieces make any room memorable 882.2327 Each end IS a SofT ouch Recliner at this SPECIAL PRICE luxurtously comfortable Armless chairs and a 900 curve complete • CLIPPER Ih\s outstanding group $1,889°0 !;J~~ US ReQ1stry 27113 Harper 16421 Harper St Clair Shores DetrOIt btw 10 & 11 Mile near Whittier Fournier's 776-8900 881.1285 Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. 16-8.30 Open Mon.• Thur., Fri. 9.8 Tues. 31Sat 16-6 Tues. & wed. 9-5:30 Furniture CLOSED WEDNESDAY CLOSED SATURDAY ~.------~- Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-B Prideofthe}!Jointes------JOSEPH of GROSSE POINTE Hysick and Oakland Wayne Medical Connor graduates PERM SPECIAL Schneider graduate University graduates School gmduates Jeffrey H Connor, son of Mr $3500 Complete The followmg local students and Mrs Lawrence Connor of Reg. $49.00 Two area residents graduated The following students gradu- Grosse Pointe, was among the 72 from Mercy College m Detroit re- ated from Oakland University re- were awarded the MD degree at graduates of Pomfret School In Includes a Free Manicure cently They were Stephen HySICk cently: Suzanne Marie SlaW,mas- commencement for Wayne State University School of Medlcme' Pomfret, Conn., III ceremomes New ~lients Only w/Coupon of Grosse POinte Woods, bachelor ter of science m mechanical engI- held recently Connor, who was of sCience In computer and infor- neermg, Grosse Pointe; Paula Louise Marie Dembry, Grosse Pomte Park; Anne Ehzabeth Frei- elected cla!>!>secretal'y, was the 20951 Mack • G. P. w. • 882-2239 matIOn SCience, and Jeffrey Joanne Tech, master of business reCipient of a Faculty Award, Schneider of Grosse Pomte Park admmistra tlOn, Grosse Pointe tas, Grosse Pomte Woods, Thomas Farms, Marie Elizabeth Hinz, George Grave!>, Grosse Pomte given m recognltIoll of hIS out- associate of sCiencedegree in die: standing servICe and devotion to tetlc technology bachelor of science in marketing, Farms; Robert James Friedhoff, Michael John PaolUCCI,bachelor of Grosse Pointe Woods, Johathon L the school, as well as a drama arts m pohtlcal SCience,Diane R Gross, Grosse POInte, Ramer award for hl~ contnbutlOll!>to the Evanski graduates drama program Janet Rose Evanskl was recent- Welch, bachelor of science in Johannes Schmidt, Grosse Pomte ly awarded a master's degree m human resource development, all Woods, Mary Lieder Schoof. Hoskin graduates commumcatlon!> from CBN Uni- of Grosse Pomte Shores, Hannelor Grosse POInteShores; WIlham An- Self, master of arts In Enghsh, drew Stafam, Grosse POinte Shawn Ho~kin,daughter of Joan ver!>ltyIn VIrginia Beach, Va Grosse Pomte Woods Woods, Pamela Marte Thomas, Ho!>kmof Grosse Pomte, grad Genord awarded Grosse Pointe Shores, DaVid uated With dll as!>oclate of sCience Briski graduates Stephen Wilgarde, Grosse POinte degree from Endicott College, Ferns State College student Beverly, Mass, recently. She IS a Jean Genord of Grosse Pomte John Michael Briski has gradu- Cusenza gets MBA graduate of Grosse Pomte North 70% ated from Washington University ,shores recently received the ,stu- III of St. Louis Witha bachelor of arts Paul J Cusenza, son of Vito and High School and majored radIO dent American Dental Hyglemsts' and teleVISIOn Association Award at the annual degree EmIlia Cusenza of Grosse Pomte Dental HygIene Pmnmg Cere- Shores, received the master of bUSiness administratIOn degree Buhl graduates mony The scholarshIp IS pre- Olde gradurtes Robert P. Bubl of Grosse Pomte sented annually to a student whoIS from the Harvard BUSinessSchool Chnstme L Olde, daughter of on June 5 He Willwork with Stra- wa!>awarded a baccalaureate de- completing the third quarter of the Mr and Mrs. Ernest J. Olde of gree at New England College re- dental hygiene program Ehglbili- tegic Planning ASSOCiates, Inc. Grosse POinte Park, was awarded Washmgton, DC cently Buhl, who received a ty IS based on membership In a degree at DePauw University's bachelor of arts degree m busmess SADHAand class leadership as de- annual commencement recently Mikesell graduates administratIOn, IS the son of termmed by first year dental She earned a bachelor of arts de- Lawrence and Fay Buhl He was a hygIene classmates. gree m economics at the private, Enc J Mikesell, Grosse Pomte member of the varsity soccer hberal arts UniverSIty in Green- Farms, was awarded a bachelor of team Maurer honored castle, Ind arts degree in economics durmg Marsha Maurer, daughter of the commencement ceremonies at FitzSimons graduates 11 KERCHEVAL Thomas and Marlon Maurer of Ament gets scholarship Bucknell University in LeWisburg, Wilham FItzSimons, son of Mr 882.5550 Grosse Pomte, received the Sears Pa. He ISthe son of A DaVId and and Mrs David FitzSimons of Catherine M. Ament of Grosse Margaret MIkesell He IS a 1981 B Condit Award from Anthony N Pointe Park has been offered an Grosse POinte, graduated from Penna, Northeastern University graduate of Grosse Pomte South Portsmouth Abbey School, Ports- academic scholarship at Marquet- High School Provost and senior VlCepreSident te University for the 1986-87. mouth, R I , recently He Willat- for academic affairs, during the tend Babson College in the fall University's Honors Day Banquet Three graduate Wooton on dean's list Connell and Maurer IS a senior m the College Sandra Wootonof Grosse Pointe from Kenyon of Nursmg. Couvrear graduate WHITTIER TOWERS Woods has been named to the Three local students were 415 BURNS DR. Groesbeck honored dean's list at Grand Valley State among those receiving degree at John Richard Connell and College for the 1986winter term. Kenyon College in Gambler, OhIO, Timothy F. Couvreur were among DETROIT. MICHIGAN 48214 Karla Groesbeck of Grosse Grand Valley ISin Allendale, Mich. recently. They were: DaVidP Ru- the graduates at Purdue Univer- Pointe Woods was recently wart Jr., English and phIlosophy, SIty recently Connell earned a honored at the UniverSity of Mich- Bresser graduates Matthew W. Van Deventer, bachelor of science m sCience What could be better ..... than igan Student Recognition Awards Couvreur received a bachelor of Kenneth Weaver Bresser, son of English, and Andrea L. Berger, a Retirement apartment on the waterfront? ceremony for her contributIOns to English sCience III management the campus and commumty She IS Mr. and Mrs Jerome K. Bresser preSIdent of the Art SchoolStudent of Grosse Pomte Park, recently Endres outstanding gradua ted from Interlochen D//et-in,: Steermg CommIttee Kennedy finishes basiL Anne Michele Endres, a gradu- Academy where he studied Navy Airman William M Ken crealive wntmg and piano ate of Gro~se Pomte North High • Private rooms and Apartments Steinhauer graduates nedy, a 1972 graduate of Grosse School, was named to the 1985edi- -.I~ with private bath. John F .Steinhauer, son of Dr. POInteSouth High SChoolof Grosse tIOnof Outstanding Young Women and Mrs Bruce W Steinhauer of J enske graduates Pointe, has completed recruit m Amenca Endres works for • Around-the-clock security Grosse Pointe, graduated recently MIchelle Jenske graduated from training at Recruit Training Com- Xerox m Scottsdale, Ariz from Western Reserve Academy ValparaiSo University at a recent mand, Orlando, Fla He jomed the • Registered Nunes on duty in Hudson, OhIO. commencement ceremony Navy in February 1986 Backman on dean's list David Backman of Grosse • Excellent Meals Goodwill to be in Grosse Pointe during August Pomte was named to the Univer- and sity of MISSISSippi dean~s list for GOOdWIllIndustries of Greater 32Lakeshore Road, Gros~~Pointe bile parts and bmldlng matenals the 1986sprmg semes.t~r. DetrOIt Will place an Attended Farms. Goodwill IndustrIes, Michigan's • Beauty/Barber Shop Donation Center on the parkmg lot largest non-profit vocational reha- • Grocery Store of the Grosse Pointe War Acceptable donations include bilitation agency, serves handI- clean, usable clothing and shoes, • Doctora' Clinic MemOrIal the last two weeks in capped persons in a varIety of pro- • Gift Shop August This WIll prOVide home- small appliances and televisions m grams, includmg Job placement workmg condition, books, kitchen- owners in the area with a conve. and traming. all within the building nlent opportunity to make worth- ware, knick-knacks, Imens, toys and furniture. Goodwill does not For more mformatlOn please whIle tax deductible contrtbutlOns call the GOOdWIllThrift Store at to the Goodwill IndustrIes Thnft accept large appliances, bed sprmgs and mattresses, automo- 777-4410 NURSING HOME Store, located in RoseVIlle 8045 EAST JEFfERSON for Information or an appointment: The traIler Willaccept donations DETROIT, MICH Monday, Aug 18through Frtday, First Engli~h Lutheran plans Bible School call LOIS NAIR 823-80470 Aug 22 and Monday, Aug. 25 821-3525 822-9000 through Fnday, Aug 29 from 10 Vacation Bible School IS being ments, and recreatIOn are all a QUAL! TY NURSING CARE. • a m. to 4 p.m The trailer wIll not offered at FIrst English, Aug. 11 part of the program. be open on weekends. An im- through Aug. 15, from 9 to 11:30 Fees are $7 per child or $15 for mediate tax receipt Will be avail- a.m , for students three years of familIes of three or more chIldren. able at the center. The Grosse age through sixth grade. For further information call the Pointe War MemonaliS located at Puppets, crafts, stories, refresh- church office at 884-5040. Margaret Diamond Shop Has New Owners Must clear all Merchandise to make room for all NEW Fall Fashions Hurry For Great Savings Everything SELBY@SHOE SHOW ------TO OFF SEE THE COMPLETE COLLECTION THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 50% 75% 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M., SHOE SALON, GROSSE POINTE Plan to see our selection of Selby shoes for fall and Winter, DRESSES,' SUITS, SKIRTS, PANTS, BLOUSES, JEWELRY, HANDBAGS beautiful leathers and textures which you may purchase Immediately. In addition, there Will be factory tn-stock samples presented by representative Charles Tibbits who Will help you speCial order EVERYTHING MUST GO styles and sizes from thiS group Long noted for comfortable fit, superb deSign and detartlng, Selby shoes are preferred by women who appreciate quality and versatility In footwear MARGARET DIAMOND SHOP 377 Fisher Rd. NEW OWNERS: Grosse Pointe .Jacobsons Jane Woodbury We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express" Card 886-8826 Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday Diana Hartzell OPEN: Monday-Saturday 9:30-5:30 Until 6 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday Thursday, August 7, 1986 Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS -Engaged Grosse Pointe Baptist bIology laboratory at Henry Ford Hospital. The brIdegroom-elect is also a Community Nursery School graduate of Grosse Pomte North 21336 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods, HIgh School He holds a bachelor's degree in business admimstration from the UnIversity of MichIgan. • Quality Early Childhood He IS an associate WIth the public accountmg firm of Plante and Education jor Pre-School children ages 30 Moran III SouthfIeld months to 5 yrs. Howell-Fitzpatrick • Morning Sessions Monday-Thursday Suzanne HIckey Howell of Grosse Pomte Farms and Mr. and RegistratIon now being accepted for Fall Program beginning Mrs Walter R Howell Jr of Blrm- mgham announce the engagement September 2. Phone 881..1210 between 9 a.m. & 5 p.m. Mon- of theIr daughter, Sara Lee, to day through Friday. MartIn Francis FitzpatrIck Jr., son of Mrl:> Martin FranCIS FItz- Marnle Oakman strikes pay dirt as she searches for books patrIck Sr and the late Martm specifically requested by indiViduals. To make a special request, FranCIS r'ltlpatrlck of Johet, Ill. A contact Oakman at 881.8646. There IS a $2 charge for the special Dec 30 weddmg IS planned service. Laurel Shover and Bryan Same The ollue-dt:d I:> a graduate of Our Lady Star of the Sea High Shover- Bame School and Hillsdale College m 1982 Booksale set for September WORSHIP SERVICES Mr and Mr!> Robert A Shover \\ Ith a bachelor of arts degree She The 24th annual Used Booksale which IS on the fIrst dav of the sale of Grosse Pomte Woods announce I" employed by Ann E W Stone sponsored by the Gros!>e Pomte Books requested prior to the sale Christ the King Lutheran St. Paul Ev. Lutheran the engagement of theIr daughter, and Assoctales, an adverhsmg Branch of the American As!>ocla will be held onlv until noon Wed- Church '-or':"", Church Laurel, to Bryan A Bame ~on of firm m Alexandna, Va, as director hon of Umverslty Women, Sept nesday, Sept i~ If you are 10- • _{} _ • 881-6670 Family Worship l\1r and Mrs Elmer B.llne of ot productIOn 23-28, at the Salem MemOrIal tere!>ted call Oakman at 881-8646 :~~ i 10:00 a m. Worship Gro""e POInte Wood, A ~('Jlt D Tilt' bridegroom-elect IS a Lutheran Church, .H2~O ;\10rllS~ 831 8b-lb 9:00 & 10:30 a.m, .0. Nursery available 19B6v.eddmg 1'- pl<1lllwd gl aduate ot ,Joliet Catholic High Detroit, IIIvolve~ many of Il~ Inem Jo~eph P Fabry Hand) S Boelter School and Drake UnIversIty With Used book!> are still bemg col- The brIde-elect I" a gl a.dua le of bel's. Pastor Assl Pastor REI J PHILIP WAHL REI' ROBERT CURRY Grosse Pomte North High School a bachelor of arts degree In public MamIe Oakman haS one of the lected for the September sale un- polley He IS an administrator for and MichIgan State UnIver"lty most mterestmg Jobs She IS pIC- hi Aug JO Barrels have been Redeemer First English Ev. L.utheran wIth a ba.chelor of ~clence degree the U S Department of AgrIcul- tured searchmg for special book!> placed at varIOUSlocations for this Umted MethodIst ture for the Office of Transporta- Church In medIcal technologj She IS a as requested by the publIc Out of purpose They can be found at Church Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr. medical technologist m the micro tIOn 40,000 books, whIch IS the average Damman Hardware in Grosse 20571Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods 884-5040 ~ number at the sale, the one you POlIlte Village, Coloma I Federal, Just east of 1-94 Early Worship & want may be there b3 Kercheval on the HIli, Kroger's Harper Woods Ladies' Day set at Orchard Lake 884.2035 Sunday School - 9:30 a.m This service IS offered for a fee on Marter Road, at two Farmer Paul F Keppler, Pastor Since 1970,the Lddles Day Com the mass takes place under one Jack locatIOns, at Harper and 9:30 a.m. Worship of $2 m addItion to the cost of the Bruce Quatman, Pastor mittee has raised more than half 60'x240' red and whIte tent book, if It IS located Moross and at Mack near Vermer Rev Don Llchtenfelt a mIllion dollars to beneht the OJ' The tax deductIble tIckets are Searched books wiII not be sub- A pick-up service IS avaIlable by 1~••< l ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL chard Lake Schools ~75 each and available by calling ject to the 50 percent mark-up calling 884-3432or 881-9588 Faith Lutheran Church CHURCH the Orchard Lake Schools at 682- CHRIST CENTERED.SPIRITED 21lljS Sunmngdale Park Ladles Day ISto take plac(' Wed- 1885dunng normal bus mess hours. Jefferson at Philip 822-2296 .... Grosse Pomte Woods, ll8-I-t8:ro nesday, Aug 13, from :3 to ~ p m Dorothy Ozog of Detroit ChalfS this Sunday WorshIp - 10 30 a m B 00 a m Holy Euchansl at the colorful campus of the Or- year's benefit Mary Lyons of Fra- Bmille tmnscriber · · · Sunday School - 9 00 a m III JO a m Choral Euchansl and Sermon, chard Lake Schools, at Commerce s(.c and Bernice Obloy of Bloom- (Continued from Page IB) plex electromc marvel that con- Prayer & PraIse Sunday School (Nursery Available) Wed 7'30 p rr Weekday Euchanlol 9 30 a m Tuesday and Orchard Lake ROdd!> The fIeld Hills serve as co-chairwomen often, she makes fflends through verts standard prmted material IO- Rector Robert E !Ioell) event begins with mass and I" fol- The Orchard Lake Schools IS a her bratlle contacts ta tactIle symbols that a blmd per- Pastor Ronald W Schmidt Karen P EVdn. associate lowed by cocktails and hot and cold unique Cathohc schools complex "You get to know the people son can use to read any standard Lookmg For Fnendshlp hors d'oeuvres StrollIng mUSlCI. founded in 1885 Its mission IS to you're workmg for." she said book However, It IS prohibitively Grosse Pointe Congregational and Bible Teachmg? ans prOVide the easy hstemng en- educate young men and women to "There's one teacher I've never expensive Another alternatIve I!> and American Baptist Church tertamment The five course meal be leaders 10 their chosen fields of met, but we talk on the phone and taped book!> recorded by volun- 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop teer!> While taped books are qUick 884-3075 Grosse Pointe IS bemg catered by the Gourmet vocatIOn, whether secular or I feel like I know her " UNITED METHODIST House of St Clair Shores Thc gala relIgIOUS The tranSCribed matenals can to produc(', they aren't as convem- "Is It event concludes With the grand Committee member from the be a" Simple as a recipe or J' com- (Ill .1" lJl Jille lor some blind peo- CHURCH drawing of SIXprIzes, the fIrst of Grosse Pomte area IS Marie plex as a college textbook Text- ple Sensationalism?' , A Fflendly Church of a)1ages which IS$1,000 Everythmg except Nowoslelskl books, particularly, are needed "I don't know which IS better," Luke 7:11-17 McNamara spoke of one young McNamara said, .'tapes or braille 211 Moross Road 886-2363 You have to have a fantastIc vOice 10 00 a m ServIce man she helped from elementary Crib room available school through college to record taped books" Piano teachers attend conference llr KOl R Hutchtiln Rei 1I~lth \ lIarnnglool "The Potter's "Every summer, we'd be work- McNamara would like to have a It- DoriS L Eubank of Grosse Bernstein and MSU piano depart. ing on books for him," she said group of about eight people for a '" Clay" Pointe Park and Elame Veryser of ment chairperson Deborah Mori- lranscrtbmg course If enough m- GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST Rev Jack Mannschreck, Grosse Pomte Shores were among arty Other RFAJE7tshave mcluded let- terest ISexpressed, the, course Will CHURCH preachmg the participants at the 31st annual More than 100 Michigan piano teI1ifor, p:ww,e who wanted to write start 10 the fall at the-Wal,' MElmor- llJ:l6 Mack Avenue to a blind person, mcludmg one let- Grosse Pomte Woods. 881-lJU 9 30 a m Service teachers discussed topics includ- lal. _ . II ..drt + Plano Teachers Conference held at Nursery through 3rd Grade 109 Jazz plano and teaching young ter to Stevie Wonder It'or more mformatlOn, or to reg- A \\arm Welcome A"oIlls ) au Michigan State University m July ~U'UA\~ I children, and attended master Ister for the course, contact Pnnclpal instructors included con- Today, there are alternatives to 915 a m t Dr Robert W Boley cert plamst-composer Seymour classes taught by Bernstein braille books One system ISa com- McNamara at 881-9566 Conhnen!al Breakfasl for even one ~ 9 45 a m Sundav ~chool r Rev. Jack Mannschreck II 00 a m Mormng Worship it JC 6 30 P m Evenmg Service WEDNE~UA\S L '; 45 P m Famtl~ NIght Dmner ~ I St. James Lutheran 1i,rt 6 4. P m \ outh & Adult Btble Stud) 1.1 Church "on The Hill" ~ Wedding A"anol Club for ChIldren DO YOUNEED HELP- Hel Dav,d \\ Ilk !>emor Polstor _~'""M McMillan at Kercheval - Veils Ra\ Hamm'll JIIoo of Ed 884.0511 and CARING FOR YOUR 9: 30 a m 9: 30 a m Headpieces Grosse Pointe Woods Worship Nursery ~ custom PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PAREN7S1 19950 Mack Avenue 10 30 am DrsllllctJVe string musIc for a made-all lhalf\\aybelween Morossand VermerRoadsl Coffee Hour touch of elegance Chamber ~ s~fus 886-4300 strollmg and dance musIc for Pastor (,eorge i'II. Scheller i Pastor Robert A Rlmbl> any festJVe occasion MACOMB NURSING UNUMrrED can provide profes- 772-6945 sional care for elderly persons who require some assistance Weddings Teas Garden i<.'1 10 a.m. DIvine Worship PartIes Brunches Banquets ~nriner6' in maintaining their independence in their own homes. GraduatIOns AnT'/VersQrles .,,,... Also .t:t.> "Reading Your QL~urc~ ~ Hand Beading all ~ Own Obituary" \Ir Conditioned '" 1Iu'..1"'t' of Pt.a\~r 459-5296 ~~'. _G_ow_n_s_an_d_A_rc_es_s_or_les_~~~ tl,)(" "n Pt'f'1Ilt ~ ~.I .... L y ~ ]1l1>rlrOll s Ih\f'r f"roo l ~ ~ HH'Ul'>s..trxf' l f'.,lt-r~ 263.0580 Pastor Irving Phillips preachmg Founded m 1842 - Usmg Ihe 1928 Book or Common Prayer Just Once A )ear Sunday: 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. The Holy Eucharist Nursery 11:00 a.m. MACOMb NURSiNG ~~!~~ THE SUBJECT FOR THIS Thursday: 12:10 p.m. I SUNDAY IS' The Holy Communion Our 170 E Jefferson AI the Mouths of the Lodge (1.101 and Chrysler 11-75) Ex "SPIRIT" pressy,ays and Tunnel to Canada Free Fine Furs Parkmg Ford AuditOrium Garage Biggest \lilth entrance m Ihe median striP off August First Church of Christ, Jefferson a t \'I oody, a rd 259 2206 sale! Scientist Fur Clearance Grosse Pointe Farms CHRIST 282 Chalrontl' Ave Storewide YOUget our every (4 blocks West of Moross) EPISCOPAL 1 ( day 30.hO% SAVE IS% to 60 /0 ,aVlnbS, our Sunday 1030 A M CHURCH Sunday School 10 30 AM expprt anVI( e our Wednesday 800 P M afford<1bll:' c u,lom All fll~ labor and - for 9 naye,- ALL ARE WELCOME including * Invites you to 1987 ~tylc... 20% Sunday Services Savings DAIL A 8 a m - Holy Eucharist mmk, r.llLoon on aliII') slock tabrIC" 10'15 - Mornmg Prayer mu.,k.r.u because wp'rl:' your PRAYER .,he,lred & long decordting ~ource center! 882-8770 h,ur hC;l\ cr. tl}X 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. and l 0\ ot<.' Bloomfield Hills 885-4841 1<:J1\ 'i TplE.'waph Rei 131 916\ Sf Clair Shores \\1 III r n q ~111 ~ P nI 214 \1 Ma( k AV!' PRESBYTERIAN 77 I ()om ( It N d \J\ lIunll~ \1I~ GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH (' ESTABUSM£l) t88S "In The Shadows" Dr James R Carroll, preachmg GROSSE POINTE Crib& ToddlerCare 10:00 A.M, Worship Ch Idr 1 en's Church School 885-9000 20467 Mack Avenue 16Uikeshore DrIVe • Grosse POinte Farms • 882.5330 Dolt.' II A. _ Robert D. MIl1ef' FIWd H. AotlIns, Jr. Ptttr M. ~ .. Page Flve.S Th ursday 1 August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Art of Poland establishes Polish art tour hval of Contemporary MusIc) tury altar by Wit Stwosz As the only PolIsh auxIliary of c! samphng 01PolIsh gourmet food major museum, the Art of Poland The Itll)(~1drv will mdude a VI!.>lt to the famou ...101 constructivism, III Polalld\ best restaurants IS ASSOCiatesinaugurates an art toU! planned as one of the attractlOn~ of of Poland on Sept 18 10 21: 1\1useurn of Malh.! n Art, 10 the III Ihl'" art and gourrnl't venture The tour WIll acquamt all tho:.e du::,tnc11Clt\ of Lod7 attending With excitingly Ilch elrt III PlIlll,lIl center of PolcHld ... Art 0/ Poland Ih~oclate:::. has and hentag(' of Poland and It" COllllll\'il' Il)~ tlclvelel:::' will VI,,>lt been al. aUXIliary of Founder'- '>lJLlt'! \ 01 the l)etrOlt In:::.t1tulc01 more thall 1,000 yCH I :::.01 cull III the H." 1\ JJ..,kl i\IU...."UIll, d lull! cell "~'I' 19x1 1"or those v,ho missed SIUllldl" tU!} loililt:'drdl the 0PCIc.!dnd c.! Art.., The obJectlve~ of APA a/(' 10 dt"ve!opalld encouragt' traveling thiS year, thl' Inp III plclllJ c:::.que neo gothJ(. chdtCclUI September I'"dn extl'aOrdllldry op mu:::.euOlIII Kormck all Illtel e~t 10 PolJ~h drt dnd cui portumty, espeCially when III KI ako\\, Poland 'c; fOlrner ture and prumote them III Ilit' museums, theatres and operd capItaL V 1:::.1ts art' !>cheduled to thl' COlllmUl1lt~through lectUlc~, con houses open In the new ~ea~on, the Wc1wel Cc!Stll' ,.lI1d Cdthed! dl cf'rtl:>. C'XhlhltIOIl!>,toUl ...and Poll"h places are not crov, ded dlld thl' wher«' Pollio>hklllg::, werc buned, g,l!!Pf) ell thl' DetrOit In,>tltutf' 01 wt'ather I~ good dnd tlw crll\\ n treac,Uf\ (/artOl \ Alh Thl~ all IncluSl\'e tour I~ pnced sk I 1\1use\) rn (Leoll.11 do DJ.VJ(lu' .., r or 111011' II1I01lT1ell101l dbout thl at $1,399 (of which 10 pel cent I'>d "Lad, Willi ElInllW I. ('olJeglUlll drl tOUI to Puldnd dlld I e:::.end Founder:::. Society contnhut IOn) MdlUS at tilt 14th ecntUl \ .JdgIPI- !lOll ... plt:'d"'P C'ontacl I.oha Kalal WIthsmgle supplement elt$1Lh The IOnian UIll \ t'r..,ll\ dJld goLllll~ ~t "kl progrdm did II man at 1>4')-27111 tour Include:::. transportatIOn, all l\! Grosse Pointe Singles If we can help Grosse Pomte Smgle:::.announces CAN'T BE you with your its new Afterglow Friday Night medical or Dance locatlOn - Charlie Chap- personal care 1m's Restaurant Lounge of Foun- needs. call us. ALWAYS LOW PRICES tam View Lanes, 34244Grosebeck, THERE • Home nursing near 15 Mile Road in Fraser Be- • Private Nursing glnmng Aug. 22 and thereafter on Everyday on Everything • Home making every Fnday evemng at 9 pm, Grosse Pointe Singles Will present TO CARE, services the mUSICof Doug DI Mana Saturday Night Dancing Will be held 111 the Stephens Room, Conti- nental Lanes, 31055 GratIOt at 13 CALL US. 343-4357 Mile Road next to the Georgian Inn Professional Medical Services Set the flex Bonus: in RoseVille at 9 p ill on the Satur- 20410 Harper Ave. days of Aug 9, 16 and 23. Harper Woods, MI 48225 The GPS Widow and Widowers 900 Tower Dr. 14th Fl. ..- group WIl!hold an on entatIon "Get Troy, MI 48098 iiiMfih.l,d Acquamted Lawn Party/Barbe H.. llh Se"", .. Affiliated With Saint John Hosp,tal. 0 que" open to all prospective mem- ServIng the Surrounding Communlt,.s for Over 30•Yea,.. /0 bers and GPS members on Aug 30 33 More Free! at 5 pm at the Grosse Pomte City home of a member For reserva- tions, call Mary at 882-0316 or Charlotte at 882-9042. Grosse Pomte Smgles ISan edu. Image & Eyewear Flex Body-Building catlOnal, travel, and SOCIal club With a membershIp of more than 400 All GPS function,> are open to Shampoo or Conditioner all smgles % and up Nmety day and six-month tnal memberships 20 oz. at 15 oz. price. are bemg offered for the fIrst time / For mformatlOn, call 463-3964.882. ....' l J 0316 or the GPS Hotlll1e 445-1286 American Special Business Women II Belie-BIscayne Charter Chapter ::= ::= of the Amencan BUSiness m Women'~ ASSOCIatIOnIS holdll1g -< ItS Aug 14, meetmg at Puzzle s, 2990Van Dvke, Warren Cocktails 5 ~ at I) pm dll1ner at 7 p III [i1 92 ~, $ The highlight ot thc evenmg WI)] z z be the election of officers for 1986- 1987 and the presentatIOn of AB .John "'H'If.. OptiMan FLEX FLEX EACH BAL54M BALSAM WA's chapter awards It PftOTflN It PftOTflN Founded 1111949,ABWA ISan 111 IOOI"UIIOINI, 'DOnUtl DI"IC fluenllal natIOnal orgamzatlOn WIth Making YOU Look Good with the Fashion & (OI'ID"IO"" SIW.1'1OO a membership exceedmg 112,000 Professionalism You've Come to AppreCiate. women who arE' employed 111 all aspects and on all levels of bu'>'. III: II ness throughout the Umted States DEARBORN GROSSE POINTE and PUE'rto RICO,also, WIth 2,100 Chapters PHONEO 5654550 PHONE a881'.8210 Women who are E'mployed are elIgible for membershIp In. LANSING SOUTHFIELD ]5619 W <;agln~", 1, M. al SQulhl,eld terested busmess v,omen should 1------II PHONE 323.0940 PHONE 258.6066 contact Kay Wvs7czyn.,kl. home 293-3759, busmess. 468-1488 Mem. bershlp IS by IIlVltatJOn only , ALWAYS LOW PRICES Yf~~Ji~~~ Members una hie to attend call PHONE 522.0033 Carmen Well::', home, 757-3484 19599,."('K \\ .'.. f•.P.W. --I 882.911 J busmc:::.s 771 8:;70 'I Thursday, August 7, 1986 Page Slx.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Candl home. 37905Villa Mar m Harm,on fown ....hlp. ju:>1d fe~ blocks South of Melropolltan Bench HOdUoft .Jefferson Deep, \Hde ~allboat canal, three bedroom r,tIleh 35 fool fd'nlll~ loom 1':"11d dmemtles, two WE HAVE YOUR STYLE flreplace~, ~dun.l (0\ ered 10 Ion electllc bOdI hOl~t dockage at stccl sea \\alllor up lo flft) footer See II Sunday 01 b) appomtment 6182 Lodewyck ath adl\'(' one ,lIld one hdl! StOl). move III condlhon Four WATERFRONT ENGLISH bedrooms, two bath~ Ilpdatt'd kitchen mclude ...dppllance~ New publlc SEMI-RANCH WATERFRONT CONTEMPORARY semi-ranch HANDSOME ENGLISH TUDOR sItuated on beau and pnvate ~ehoob ~ ATIRACTIVE SEMI-RANCH whIch has been WIth 125 feet of Lake St Clair frontage First tIful OXfOld Road, c1o~e to ~chools 'lIld :>hop perfectly mamtamed by the original owner pmg ThiS gracIous large Ulree bedroom home 703 St Clair -- Shdl P nedt condo, nedl \ llldge ~hopplllg Two bedroom:., A first floor master bedroom, den and huge floor contains large hVll1groom, dmmg room, family room, three famIly bedrooms, three ha~ a hvmg room, family room (25xl!l), both only $64.900 DOli I nllS~ )11 famIly room With a fireplace, hvmg room With baths plus much more Immediate occupancy hdve natural fireplace!>, dmmg room, break- fJreplacl' and wrung room Two bedrooms and fast room and first floor lavatOi y Newer roof two baths up MANSION and oversized garage Well pI Iced for .III !tn" 479 Kerby Hd pl"leed .II W4,500 Chdlllllllg bllck I dlH:h lealurlllg Ihree value bedroom;" large kllchen fllll ...hl' I' J.,1 Trust your home 'tif Better Homes and Gardens LAKE ST CLAIR prOVides an WALK TO SCHOOLS from this real doll house located ImpresSIve backdrop for this In Grosse Po1Ote Woods BeautIful neutral decor makes breathtaking Manior With true GRACIOUS INFORMALITY With comfortable hvmg thiS home With Coloma I fireplace and mother-m-Iaw French country charm I ThIs thiS meticulously mamtamed five bedroom Colomal rests apartment beautiful Move III condItion and easy care' extraordmary bnck and stucco on Lochmoor m Grosse Pomte Woods Excellent floor $99,500 (F-54VER) 886-5800 Tudor IS located on a private plan boasts of paneled family room With fIreplace and lane 10 Grosse Pointe City ~~~!lf2~~t~~BO,ooo 1336 LOCH MOOR, OPEN Iml Amid paneling and 'italfl.a~e.., there arc thre(' elegant recep STRETCH OUT IIIa well mallltallled ranch set on large tlOnrooms, eight bedrooms, ~IX WARM AND WELCOMING descnbes thIS custom Cape lot 10 Grosse Pomte Woods ThIS three bedroom, two and Cod set 10 Grosse Pomte Park FIve bedroom two bath baths - all decorated \\ Ilh one half bath reSidence features a famIly room, dmmg charm to reflect dIfferent time home offer'i a bay Window 10 the dmmg room and SIX room, breakfast room and two and one half car garage panel door Ne\ler kItchen and bUIlt III corner cupboards perIOds With half bath Second floor IS prepped for m-Iaw quar- are also featured m thiS SpaCIOUShome $118,900 OPEN ters $325,000 (G-32LOC) 886-4200 SUNDAY 2-5 1434 BALFOUR 885-2000 THE CLASSIC COLONIAL LOOK comes forth With a STYLISH' Four bedroom. two and one half bath Colomal fresh coat of pamt and Grosse Pomte Park settmg WIth famIly room, hardwood floors, formal dJnmg FIve bedroom home mcludes Ill-law apartment and room, and kItchen WIth dmelte and eatmg space remodeled kItchen Your chIldren will love the play- Great Grosse Pomte Woods locatIOn for your next scape $99,900 (F-47BERl 886-5800 home $16ll,000 \G-64BLA) 886-4200 OPEN YOUR EYES to our open house' Don't mIss thiS ATTENTION EXECUTIVES" 1 Here" the three bed beautIful Tudor style home ThIS home has an up room, two bath ranch you ve been dreammg of dated kitchen. newer carpet, leaded wmdows, fIre- Complete With master bath. atlached 1\10 ear place, and fllllshed basement With dry bar All m ex- garage, family room, central air and douhlE' door E'n ceptIOnally good condItIOn $92,500 826 BARRING try to foyer $97.000 Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-B SINE REALTY . ITtS WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE .•. GROSSE POINTE FARMS 121Ridge Road - Ridge and McMillan, large one and one half story briCk bungalow three bedrooms, one and one half baths, den or fourth bed- room, re~reallon room, natural fireplace, drive, two car, close to everythmg S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE PARK. Grosse POinte Woods 1010Yorkshire - Yorkshire-Jefferson, large three baths, five bedrooms, E,~,~~~ea~ two story, beautiful foyer, all large rooms, master sUite With natural 886-8710 fIreplace, new wmdows, gas heat, drive, two car garage 1230Lakepomte - Lakepomte off Kercheval, SIXrooms, three bedrooms, Colomal, new kitchen, hvmg room with natural fireplace, carpetmg, drive, two car garage OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 - 1977 BROADSTONE - Seller'!> employer will pay up to two percent of purchaser's com- mitment fees, Charmmg three bedroom brick Colomal situated on a large lot Full bath plus half bath Two sided fireplace to !lvmg room and kitchen Jalousled porch RecreatIOn room with bar OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 - 92J N. BRYS - Three bedroom ranch with large famIly room Two fireplaces, one full bath plus half bath Office or bedroom m basement Two car attached garage SINE REALTY MULTILIST SERVICE GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Custom bUill one owner home located on a qUIet court Offering four bedrooms, two full baths, powder, family room, first floor laundry Fllllshed basement, enclosed pallo F ARMS OFFICE 884-7000 GHUSSE POINTE FARMS - ConstructIOn has started on thiS brand new house Features Will mclude lhree bedrooms, master bedroom sUite complete With JacuzzI and stall sho\\ er Three fireplaces Family room, library, fll"t flOOI Jaundl) GROSSE POINTE WOODS - PRICE REDUCED Very nice starter home or nice home for retirees Three bed- rooms, den FUI nace ten years old Storms and screens three years otd Laundry faclhtles on first floor When you list your home With CEN- TURY 21 LOCHMOOR we place a piC OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 VACANT LOT - Grosse Pomte City - PrestlglOus Sycamore subdlvlslOn Bay Pomte DeSign Co lure of your reSidence in the Macomb M L S book and In the Grosse Pointe 1971 Broadstone - G P W FIRST OFFERING - Harper Woods - Three bedroom bungalow With updated kitchen Newer carpetmg Screened Board of Realtors book You can double back porch 20xB Above ground pool mcluded complete With filler and vacuum Two car garage your home's exposure by listing WIth us' HARPER WOODS - Great locallon Three bedrooms, hardwood floors TlIed basement One and one half car garage Nice starter home FIRST OFFERING - 2312 ALLARD - IMMACULATE large ranch m a deSirable area of the Woods. Recently HARPER WOODS - CONDOMINlllM - Beautifully decorated Two bedrooms Formal dmmg room plus eatmg pamted and decorated, thiS ranch has very big bedrooms, updated kitchen and large family room Move-In space III the kitchen All apphances mcluded plus washer Large private basement Wlthm walkmg distance condition to shoppmg and church 1110CANTERBURY - BEAUTIFUL large four bedroom Colomal m the Liggett school district of the Woods Recent- ly pamted and decorated, thiS home will Impress the most dlscnmmatmg tastes Large slate foyer 95B-960HARCOURT - OUTSTANDING value on thiS four bedroom, four baths income in the Park Superb condI- tion Separate basements and utihltes, natural woodwork, three car garage, two fireplaces, and morel 1971BROADSTONE - ATTRACTIVE three bedroom Colomal with many amenities. Located m a great location of the Woods Large lot (OOXl40J,two-way natural fIreplace, one and one half baths, central air and much more 2031 ROSLYN - UNIQUE three bedroom, one and one half bath newer Colomalm Grosse Pomte Woods This reSidence IS very tastefully decorated, has a large family room, updated country kitchen Pnced to sell TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES OF ERA OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OUR SIGNS ARE IN SOME OF THE BEST YARDS IN TOWN FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING ~ f. '. i?=-- ~--or-= .... ~ r-- -:;;::::;;;::::- 620 HOLLYWOOD - Custom bUllt, well maintamed 411 LEXINGTON - ThiS custom bUIlt Cox and Baker , horne With master bedroom on the hrst floor, plus two ranch is a one owner home. There are three bedrooms, bedrooms on second fliPr. Charmrng living room and a two baths, formal dining room, llvmg room and kitchen dIning room WIth bay overlookmg lovely yard Mutschler Pnme canal locatIOn I High and dry street! Three bed- With great eatmg space A screened terrace off the kit- f room, one bath brick ranch features a two car attached kitchen, hbrary, Florida room with cathedral celhng, chen overlooks beautIfully landscaped property j garage With openers, family room, natural fJreplace m two car attached garage, sprinkler system Well pnced! hvmg room, updated kitchen, newer vmyl wmdows, fur- Well constructed three bedroom, one and one half bath BY APPOINTMENT naces, central air conditiOning, and roof plus a recrea- brick ranch on presliglOus WOODS street ThiS home on OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 l lIOn room With lavatory Accommodations for a large attracllve large lot features central air conditlomng, Grosse Pomte Woods - JUST REDUCED! This five bed- I boat With a boat hOist for summer-wmter storage paneled den, natural fireplace in living room, mcely fm. room, two and one half haUl Farm Colonial with first *FIRST OFFERING* I Ished floors throughout, extra IIIsulatlon, marble Sills, floor laundry and SpaCIOUSfamily room WIth natural 771 FISHER - EVERY ROOM IS AN INVITATION' I and a top of the hne St Charles kitchen with eatmg I FIRST OFFERING fIreplace IS waltmg for a parhcular family to call The comfortable contemporary features of thiS won- I space The basement IS hlghhghted With a natural fire- It "our new home" derful four bedroom house WIlldelight you. The IIv- place mSlde of Its paneled recreation area mg room with a natural fireplace opens to a lovely formal dining room From there you Will catch a glimpse of the ultra kitchen equipped w:th a built- FIRST OFFERING m dishwasher, Jenn-aire stove and many special cupboards. The kitchen flows into a spectacular fam- Ily room with a free standIng fireplace The deck off the family room overlooks a spacious well-land- scaped yard. The unique tile work, central air, re- finished hardwood floors and two car garage are on- lya few of the Important features. See for yourself' BY APPOINTMENT *FIRST OFFERING* GracIous famlly home Coloma I With lovely decor ThiS This center entrance Colomalm Grosse Pomte Farms three bedroom, two and one half bath home comes eqUIp- Attractive and well mamtamed center entrance Colon- ISa well built home with an excellent floor plan The ped With an updated kitchen mcludmg new energy effI- Ial on a beautiful tree-hned street It mcludes a dining first floor features a formal hvmg and dming room, cient apphances, family room and den, two and one half room, den, eatmg area in kitchen, three bedrooms, two a SpaCIOUSfamIly room and a cozy paneled hbrary car attached garage With openers, central air condltlon- and one half baths, stove, refngerator, dIshwasher and With fireplace The second floor has four bedrooms, three baths and wonderful closet space A good fam- mg and new furnace, three natural fireplaces With gas ThiS charmmg cottage ISJust a half block from Village much, much more I Brick garage, central air condltlon- starters, newer roof and wooden deck With privacy fence shoppmg There has been extensive updating m the last mg, flmshed basement are only a few of the amemtIes ily home with newer roof and furnace, central air on qUIet court m the WOODS two years LIVing room, dlllmg room, eatmg space m re- and many other features modeled kitchen, two bedrooms, and new bath Priced FIRST OFFERING under $60,000 With Immediate occupancy * FIRST OFFERING" Located III a most deslreable area of Grpsse Pomte Woods near schools and shoppmg, thiS home may be just what you are looking for There are coved ceilings in the hving room, a family room, gener- ous kitchen With eating area, three bedrooms, gar- age and nIce yard Priced III the low $70's I EMPTY NESTER? Don't let the good life pass you by Enjoy the convenience of carefree lIvmg In the area's only bUlldmg offenng servICes such as a full- time doorman, security guard, mdoor parkmg, ele- vators, plus condominiums SpaCIOUSenough to make Lookmg for a large lot - three bedrooms - two and one the transition to a new hfestyle comfortable LIVing half haths - sunny kitchen, den WIth butlt-lII bookshelves room, formal dmmg room, hbrary With a wet bar, OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 - all well mamtamed and well Priced? 1351Buclangham kitchen, two bedrooms and two baths Phone for Road IS deflllltely a conSideration Don't delay a private details' Charmmg cape cod home With lovely decor m move.1II 16460 E. JEFFERSON showmg Phone 884-5700 for an appomtment condItion It has four bedrooms, two baths With an up- One of the best buys m Grosse Pomte Four bedroom, FULL TERM LAND CONTRACT offered on thiS splen- d.lted kItchen and natural fIreplace m the hvwg room three hath home and outstandmg fully furmshed, de FARMS LOCATION - New England charm I TIllS house dId two family flat Two bedrooms, spacIOus hVlng ('orne and <;Cf' thIS lovely home located at914 ROSLYN '>Igners dream of a carnage house waltlllg for the dlS- features reflmshed maple floors, beautiful parlor to room, dmlllg room, good kItchen plus quahty cer- on ~und.ly from 1 to 4 cnmmatmg buyer Amemtles too numerous to mentIOn greet your guests, study/office, family room on first amiC tiled bath m each unit Call for further detatls ThIS house must be seen to be apprecIated and thiS Sun- floor, half bath, plus three bedrooms and full bath day IS your chance from 2-5 Upstairs Stately grace and elegance are captured m thiS truly Uni- que home Stone constructIon and a slate roof make Two family flat on popular Nottmgham south of Jeffer- thiS a very ImpresSive English country home Ideal son Three bedrooms, updated bath, hVlllg room, for the famIly who needs at least fIve bedrooms dlnlllg room and kitchen each umt separate base. HOME OF THE WEEK Fabulous pnvate yard With heated pool Cozy panel- ments and utilities Newer two car garage Bnght PRICE REDUCTION ed and beamed library, new kitchen, three car gar and sunny and in exceptIOnal condition Attractive- age, Westec alarm system, four fireplaces and many ly Priced Move right m and start enJoYlllg your leIsure tIme m the more amemtIes beautiful two bedroom, one and one half bath plus Sit tmg room condo located m Shorepomte m Grosse Pomte Woods Plant your own flowers m the lovely small private yard Best of all the pnce has been reduced MErv'BER ~:GJ: CHM1PION~BAER EMPLOYEE LET US PUT OUR ERA PROGRAMS TO WORK FOR YOU RELOCATION COUNCIL REALTORS 90 Kercheval - Grosse Pointe Farms 884-6200 ]02 Kerd1eWl Ave, Grosse funte Rums, MI. 48236 22604 Mack - St. Clair Shores 775-6200 884-5700 Page Eight-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 7, 1986 &assodates 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1349 DEVONSHIRE GROSSE POINTE PARK ThIS beautifully appomted four bedroom home demon- strates the highest quahty of constructIOn and a real eye for detaIl throughout The lovely windows across the front flood the hVlng room and dlnmg room With loads of natural light The generous second floor bedrooms are servIced by two full baths Large lot, attached garage - 'fti and lovely neutral decor make thIS a move-nght-m ~ \. ;,> ' ,, home CHARLEVOIX - BeautLful sprawhng ranch ill lush gar- EDGEMERE - Immaculate five bedroom brIck Col- den settIng Quality location maXImIZeS the appeal of thts orualldeally located m the heart of the Farms ThIs home four bedroom, two bath semI-ranch of over 3,000 square is fully updated and boasts three natural fIreplaces, feet Famtly room, Flonda room, formal dIning room, SpaCIOUSfamIly room enhanced by vaulted beamed cell- large kItchen With eatIng nook, flfSt floor laundry as well mg, SIzable library, and modern kItchen with wood cab- LINCOLN ROAD Lovely center hall ColOnial WIth as many unique and work-saving features mets Unseen extras mclude new furnace, central aIr and claSSIC features Large hVIng room WIth fireplace, cozy secunty system Large walled bnck terrace, exquIsIte library lined WIth book shelves and the large lormal dm. plantlllg:, and operable greenhouse make the secluded Ing room we come to expect m Grosse Pomte But what backyard a haven for the home gardener. really sets thIS house aSIde from Its competLtlOn IS the remodeled kItchen WIth breakfast nook, and a remodel- NEW OFFERING IN DETROIT - Nicely decorated three bedroom, one full bath bungalow Newly remodeled ed bath WIth double smk For warm nights dine on the kItchen With bUllt-m dishwasher, large bedrooms with bUllt-m dressers and large closets, finished basement deck accessible from the kItchen Total maintenance With knotty pIne panehng free exterIOr and three car garage BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Great Oaks Mall - ClaSSICwoman's apparel store speclahzing In moderate, coor- dInated sportswear and jewelry for the sophIsticated woman Monograms NEW HOME UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Deluxe four bedroom, three and one half bath custom home fIrst lot from the lake Luxunous first floor master suite With fIreplace, library, magmflcent two-story famIly room WIth fireplace overlookmg the lake Details, floor plan and speCifIcations avaIlable on request TWO-FAMILY ON GRAYTON - Attention Renters!!1 Why be a tenant when you can be your own landlord and LOCATED IN THE FARMS ThiS spacIOus Side en- hve In thiS ternflc two-famlly Income pnced to sell! Three bedrooms lower, two bedrooms upper Low trance Coloma I has the much coveted second full bath- maintenance Very nice neighborhood. Close to shopping and expressway room to service the three family bedrooms The screened and glass porch m accessIble from the famIly room and certainly IS apprecIated WIth MIchIgan cool evenings FEATURE HOME The hvmg room and dmmg room have natural wood 1055 SOMERSET floors and the family room offers plenty of hVIng space for any size family OPEN SUNDAY SpacIOUS, well-mamtamed one and one half story bungalow Four bedrooms, two and one half baths, paneled sun room , Mutschler kitchen, meticulous landscapIng all enhanced by a very mce SImple assumption WALK TO SHOPPING . WALK TO THE PARK WALK TO SCHOOL . WALK TO THE BUS everythIng you need is within a short walk of thiS char- mmg httle two bedroom one story home The kItchen is SCHULTES REAL ESTATE modern and the new bath boasts of all new fixtures. The 710 NOTRE DAME famIly room/den has closets and could be used as a third bedroom Full basement, full enclosed front porch Just to Sit on and watch the world go by I I 881.8900 SEVERAL "FIRST OFFERINGS" HAWTHORNE ROAD - FIve bedroom, two ~nd one half bath English 21 foot paneled family room 17 foot sunroom Recreation room WIth fireplace and bar JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. FIRST OFFERING - n D ~ham Three bedroom, Two car attached garage. Large master bedroom two and one ha SO\.: '11With fourth bedroom has adJoming room or study and second floor deck JUST LISTED!!!! on thIrd Newe. ..~..~n Library RecreatIOn room Open Sunday 2'00-5:00 1838 Hawthorne FIRST OFFERING=-....Mt.Yer:non. D:1reeb.elU'oom_Col- omal Sunroom~Lavatory;in-baseIneneGas forced HOLLYWOOD - Built in 1970 this four bedroom, two air heat and central air. Irregular lot. Garage. and one half bath Colomal offers both a famlly room and library Paneled and carpeted recreation room FIRST OFFERING - ProfeSSIOnally decorated EX- FIrst floor laundry Two car attached garage Cen- ECUTIVE house m deSIrable fIrst block of Merri- tral aIr Don't Just drIVe by thiS one Sellers moti- weather FIve bedrooms, three baths, library and vated. garden room Energy efficient furnace and hot water heater less than two years old, newer roof and WAVERL Y ROAD - ExtraordInary custom built Cape gutters, upgraded electrical, added Insulatlon Love- Cod on exclUSIVe cul-de-sac Family room Year ly self-mailltaming garden covers penmeter of back- round garden room with large adjacent wood deck yard $325,000 Call for more detaIls Two SpaCIOUSbedrooms, study, attic storage and two baths on second TerrifIC landscapmg All the amen- Ities you would expect 10 a quahty home NEW OFFERING ill the Woods of four bedroom brIck HARVARD - NEWLY LISTED three bedroom, two WELLINGTON PLACE - Mast built one owner resi- Colomal with huge family room, fIreplace, updated kIt- bath brick Coloma I WIth large family room, fireplace, dence on 144x115 lot Both a family room and den chen WIth eatmg space, separate dining room, finished kitchen built-lOS, finished basement and privacy fence Four bedrooms, two and one half ba ths Central air basement, new dnveway and SpaCIOUS160' lot on favorite and MORE' Hurry'! TIus one won't last long at $110,000' Two car attached garage. • tree-hned street I 881-4200. 881-4200. CAMERON PLACE - Owners pride shows throughout HEART OF THE FARMS' SUPER three bedroom ranch has beautiful large famIly room With fleplace, modern thIS lovely four bedroom residence Three full baths kitchen WIth bUllt-ms, lots of carpeting, flmshed basement and lovely neutral decor Nothmg to do but move and two powder rooms Library 20 foot famtly room 10' 884-0000 with fIreplace and bar FIrst floor laundry Secur- ity system. Central air Lawn spnnkler system. Ter- RENAUD ROAD - Absolutely MINT CONDITION three bedroom, two and one half bath brick Colomal has love- nflc landscapIng Two car attached garage and ly large rooms throughout - nearly 3,000 square feet of comfortable famIly accommodations includmg walnut more paneled hbrary and Sizeable breakfast room - nearly 3,000 square feet of fIne family accommdoatlOns on beautIful spacIous sIte 884-0600. FIRST OFFERING - Three bedrooms and one and one GROSSE POINTE - A secluded setting on a pnvate half baths Family room RecreatIOn room Fenced yard road. French styled resIdence Spaciousness and old I OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 I Central aIr Two car garage world charm are com bIned mto a great famIly home Ample bedrooms and baths In-law or guest 204 KERBY - Unique five bedroom fIeldstone home offers over 3,500 square feet of family hVIng area - stone FIRST OFFERING - Lake Shore Road In the Shores apartment Inground pool Mature landscaping fireplace, country kitchen, dmmg room bay and other touches of charm' Great location WIthin an easy walk Custom bUIlt In 1978thiS prestigIOus Colomal has a Three car attached garage Call for more particu- fantastic panoramIc Vlew of the Lake and the Grosse of Kerby school and Farms Pier 884-0600 lars 392-4 NEFF - SpacIOus TWO-FAMILY - Two bedroom Units WIth updated kItchens, fireplaces and lots of nice Pomte Yacht Club Marble foyer Library with fIre- extras' Perfect for owner occupancy 884-4200 place FamJly room FIve bedrooms, three full baths HAWTHORNE ROAD - Three bedroom, one and one 627WASHINGTON - Well mamtamed SPACIOUS family home' Four bedrooms plus slttmg room or StudIO, paneled and two powder rooms Laundry area on both fIrst half bath ranch on 133x133lot 21 foot family room hbrary, bIg kItchen and breakfast room, screened porch, lovely deep lot 884-0600 and second floors, plus basement RecreatIOn room Two car attached garage Near transportatIOn and Bnck walk patio Central aIr, security system, schools $126,000 spnnkler system and three car attached garage IBY APPOINTMENT[ Many outstandmg features ApprOXImately 5,000 WAYBURN - Near Kercheval Two family flat WIth two square feet of hvmg area In thiS prestIgIOus resi- bedrooms 10 each umt Separate furnaces and util- AN EASY WALK to the Farms PIer from thIS flOe ranch m a chOIce location' Well kept mtenor Includes three dence on a 117x225 lot Ities Appliances mcluded Great rental area Only bedrooms. two baths, large famIly room, Jalousled terrace and a lovely pnvate yard With wooden deck ll1lH1600 $49,800 BERKSHIRE ROAD - CharmIng four bedroom, two BEACONSFIELD - South of Jefferson Well cared for HANDY PARK LOCATION and a mcely pnced three bedroom, one and one half bath Enghsh Tudor With a den, and one half bath English recently decorated two famIly Two bedrooms In each unIt Updated kit- new games room and attached garage - all on a generous SIZed lot $112,000 881-4200 throughout First floor den RecreatIOn room WIth chen m lower Paneled basement Two car garage fIreplace and bar Up GREAT STARTER BUNGALOW m Harper Woods has three bedrooms, flmshed basement WIth extra half bath, MEMBER excellent storage Immediate occupancy - Grosse POInte schools $59,900' 881-4200 ~£?: oml~ EMPLOYEE RELOCATION COUNCIL WGBIR ~ ~_III0IJ~~--- __ a .MAIONl REALTORS@ GROSSI': POIl'\TE PAHK tflW~~E pOINn: .."OODS 886.3400 101\10 Mack AAI 1200 1'l7'lO Mack AAI IllOO 83 kercheval avenue • grosse pointe farma • michigan 48236 .. 4 4 • • • • Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine.B FIRST OFFERING • THREE bedroom Coloma I. One and one half balhs m Grosse Pomte Park $30's THREE bedroom brick ranch, fImshed basement m 8t Clair Shores Low $5O's PRICED TO SELL A FORECLOSURE MANIFICENT COLONIAL - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FIRST OFFERING ROSE TERRACE an ex- Features over 3,000square feet of hvmg space Withall the ecutive transfer presents thIS rare opportwnty ThIs three features you look for m a quahty residence Consider a bedroom, three and one half bath residence offers the newer kitchen, a family room, a hbrary With bullt-m ultimate In quality construction, rich decor, luxury Mamtenance free four bedroom, completely redecor- bookcases, screened terrace and much more Rich natural amerutles and a prestigIOus location We would ltke to ar- ated, new kitchen and bath, central all', move-m condi- wood floors, deuuled plaster and moldmgs throughout range your personal showmg Call today tIOn ONLY $102,900 1046 Kensmgton OPEN HOUSE CUSTOM BUILT COLONIAL beautiful horne bUilt m the early 60's and meticulously mamtamed With recent Im- SUNDAY Z-5 P.M. provements including a new furnace, central all', a new roof and more .FOLJI bedrooms, two and one half baths, large family room and an elaborate mground pool and paho area 1314 BEDFORD Five bedroom, three baths $127,000 INDOOR SWIMMING POOL IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Simple assumptIOn mortgage, fIXed rate, three bedroom ranch With family room, country kitchen, attached garage and large fenced yard PrIced under $100,000 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. CO:'1l\1ERCIAL PROPERTY 21 acre parcel on 13:\flle Road Zoned B I, Ide:l1 for office and commerclCll develop- ment Call for additional details Spectac~ic;r spacIOus Monterrey Coloma] With clrcura-r driveway on Wmdmlll POInte Dnve Five bedrooms, three baths, family room With fIreplace, custom bUilt library With fireplace, full fImshed basement Three car Call one of our associates for details on these lIstmgs or garage attached Lot 1l0x323 $230's or best offer Youngblood any other questions regarding your housmg needs Inc. OWNER MOVING OUT OF STATE Realty Thomas R Youngblood Trudy Rhoades Bill Warren Betty Vmgl Mldgle Fannon Fred West Dave Dragomer Thm Gould Norma Fuery 254 LEWISTON You won't want to miss this four bedroom, three full bath OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 3-5 home Featurmg a new kitchen, baths Home has cen- tral aIr Your host Ronald Carpenter BEAUTIFUL clean Tudor Colomal Leaded glass wm- dows Low $30's LOW $20's for a SpaCIOUSlot m the Sterling Heights area Spacious five bedroom bnck Coloma I, family room, m Ask for Wahlb 881-7100 Grosse Pomte Park on Bedford $120's LOVELY EnglISh Tudor on Kensmgton New carpet and CUSTOM bUilt four bedroom. Two and one half bath m wallpaper Sun room 12 5x9 0 PRIME AREA OF HARPER WOODS Family room Fmished basement, LARGE kitchen Much "FIRST OFFERING" more ONLY $74,900 HURRY, WONT LAST. Beautiful bnck four bedroom home With hardwood oak floors Many extras Move-m condition THREE BEDROOM, Colomal, family room, two full baths, m an excellent area of GROSSE POINTE A FOUR bedroom dream house Completely paneled WOODS $80's recrealJon room Must see to belIeve Low $80's 1405 BEDFORD 1340 BEACONSFIELD BEAUTIFl'L lour bedloom homL on \01k-.hlli' 111 Fa1)~lou~ Colomalll1 good condillon It features three Only $51,900 cind It'S a peach 1 Thl~ thl ee bedroum Col ground pool and double gas gllli House I~ newly bedrooms, slltmg room, family room and flmshed base- Put Number 1 omal has a family room, lecreatlOn room 111 basement decorated With new landscapmg Fmlshed paneled ment BUill In 1958thiS house also has a three-car garage and two full baths Cozy and affordable basement You must see to believe Call Wahlb 881 to work for you.@ 7100 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 EAST, INC. IN THE VILLAGE 17150 Kercheval Ave., G.P. Elizabeth Eldridge. President Terry A_ Kargol, Vice President 881-7100 1441 GRAYTON IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY in thIs attraclive brick CtJl- NEW ON THE MARKET! 749 WESTCHESTER omal All new carpetmg throughout, formal dimng room, Sphsh-splash m the heated Ill-ground pool of thiS gor- custom kitchen With oak cabmets, and bUIIl-ms, natural geous Colomal Features mclude four bedrooms, two and woodwork, family room, extra insula lIon, two-car one half baths, family room, dell, fabulous fmlshed base- garage All this and more on a qUiet and private street ment, modern kitchen and more' PRICE REDUCED to $109,500 725 WESTCHESTER - Beaullful horne With many family features four bedrooms, two and one halt baths, library, central air, modern kitchen and bUllt-ms, family room, attached two car garage Gorgeous patio, fountam, and lighting 945 THREE MILE DRIVE - Superb bflck Colomal on a gorgeous tree filled lot Four bedrooms, spectacular kit- chen With bUIIl-ms, family room WIth fireplace, fmlshed basement With wet bar, natural fireplace, and car- peted Central all' and more 1 ELMSLEIGH - Gorgeous double water-front lot, With BRAND NEW French mim-rnanslOn Old lIme craftsman- SPARKLING CLEAN and lovmgly FRESHLY DECORATED this bnck SHOWS LIKE A NEW HOUSE I ship and materials Features too numerous to lIst but a few are third floor ball room, slate roof, gate- maintained thiS bnck Colomalls m Colomalls ready for your famIly to ThiS center hall Colomal was very house, and much more I move-m condilion Located convem- move m. Welliocaled m the Woods well bUilt and has been very care- ently for an easy walk to schools and It has three bedrooms and a famIly fully mamtamed It has a large kll- 1434-36SOMERSET - Tremendous two famIly m Grosse Pomte Park LIVe m one and let the other pay your rent shopping, It has three bedrooms room Newer garage and drive Stop chen With eatmg space and a beau- Excellent mvestment I Pflme rental area Perfect for a fIrst time Investment or a good one to add to your Call now It won't last long by to see it thiS Sunday when It Will llfully paneled library Three bed- portfolio Good Land Contract terms available be open from 2-5 at 1829 Allard rooms and two and one half baths, Its ready to move In 22637 LAKELAND - ST CLAIR SHORES - Adorable three bedroom brick ranch With view of the LAKE' Slate entrance foyer, ceramic kItchen and dmmg room floors, family room, beautiful deck overlookmg Japanese garden With waterfall, and much more' Jim Saros Agency, Ine. 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI THE ORIGINAL RENAUD HOUSE A GREAT INVESTMENT In a fme UNDER CONSTRUCTION ThiS 886.9030 bUIlt to last The distInctive French property as well as good mcome mllll f'rench chateau on the water- Normal Architecture IS earned to from thiS claSSIC Tudor flat With front has a Vermont slate roof, all the interIOr where you are wel- three umts Beamed ceiling and fire- wet plaster With graceful ceiling comed by a graceful foyer and the place III hvmg room and four bed- moldmgs, all copper plumbmg. fIve sunken hVIng room, paneled library rooms on first floor Cathedral cell- zone heatmg and central all' In- With stained glass wmdows, dmmg mg and beams on second floor With direct llghtlllg throughout and an room With bay and a marvelous ter- fireplace and four bedrooms Two elevator The large mas leI' sUite race With cathedral ceiling Seven bedrooms and bath on third floor overlooks the lake plus a bath WIth bedrooms, four and onp half baths, ExtenSIve restoration slllce 1983 JacuzzI In an advanced state of We want newer kitchen and furnace New landscapIng and spflnkler sys- construction, Its ready for you to tem See It Sunday at 780Trombley complete FIve bedrooms and five to take baths Each year 25 000 Infants are born With heart defecls which can disable heart defects them for life The American Hearl ASSOCiationIS Iightmg to reduce thiS form of early ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) out of the death and disability With research profeSSional and public educatIOn and community service programs 1829 Allard - Lovely Colomal III the Woods. three bedrooms, one bath nurser¥. But more needs to be done 780 Trombley - Investment property With three umts near lakefront park You can help us save young lives 1441Yorkshire - Well mamlamed Enghsh Tudor In the Park With modern kItchen, updated baths, three bedrooms, by sJpportmg your local Heart and a famIly room ASSOCiation listed m your telephone directory BORI.iAND-JOHNSTON EQUiiium:.w.a. .:aAmerican Heart As.~elates of ""WOIlI._.. vAssociation .....- (_ .... of Michigan Many, Many More by Appointment--- WE'RE FIGHTING FOR \DUR LIFE EARL KEIM SeIlIn~ or BUying Our Full TIme Profc ...,,!onal ... AUnited Way Agency REALTY arc ready to help Call Today GD 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue U/I/HI\I/e (,I' \outh III!-!,h ~()/J/I(I\I/(' I'mu'!I\ \c hoot - Tile HelpfUl Peoplet 886-3800 884-6400 Thursday, August 7, 1986 Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Lamb is focus in an elegant supper menu The following menu and recipes 1 cup onion, chopped water to boil to cover broccoli nesses of brown paper or alumi- come from the low-calorie, low- 1 cup carrota, chopped when added. Add salt to broccoli num foil.Tie both wa¥s with twine cholesterol, budgetwise kitchens oj 3 medium cloves garlic, crushed Cover, cook 3to 4minutes or until so that it will be airtight. If using Thyra Grey Howard and Helena 2 Tbllp. panley, minced crisp-tender. Drain well and put in next day refrigerate until ready to DeWitt-Roth. 2 CUPI dry white wine heated serving dish. Melt mar- use, otherwise place in freezer 2 cups beef bouillon garine in small saucepan and add unit. Menu: lemon juice. Pour over broccoli. One-half hour before serving Cucumber Consomme Season with salt and pepper. time put in preheated 300degree Escarole Salad Makes four servings. oven for about 20to 25minutes. It White Beans with Braised Lamb Calories per serving about 97 should be slightly toasted on the Broccoli with Lemon Butter calories. Cholesterol 0 corners.,Remove wrappings and Quick Chutney Elegant serve on bread tray very hot. Herb Buttered Bread Quick Chutney Refrigerate two to 24 hours. Minted Fruit Compote 1 cup low-sugar apricot or When ready to bake, remove pineapple preserves from refrigerator. Uncover dough Cucumber Consomme gating 1 Tblsp. minced onion carefully. Let stand at room 2 cans consomme 1/4 cup white raisins temperature 10 minutes. Make 1/2 cucumber, peeled and diced 2 Tblsp. vinegar three or four diagonal cuts on top 2 cans of water 2 Tblsp. finely diced fresh ginger of each with razor blade or sharp 2 Tblsp. sherry or kOlfe. Heat consomme and simmer ~lA- 1/2 tsp. ground ginger Bake at 425degrees in preheat- with two tablespoons sherry and Blend all mgredients together. ed oven for rolls, 20 mmutes for the cucumbers for five minutes. Keep well refrigerated in jar with loaves. Remove from oven and Serve wIth dollops of yogurt ~7 tight-fitting cover. Makes about brush with egg white mixed with sprinkled with ChIVes. Delicious H4 cups. cold water. Return to oven, bake served with corn whisps. Makes Place beans, water and one tea- Caloriesabout 15 per tablespoon 5 to 10mmuteb longer, until gold- four servings. spoon salt in large saucepan of ket- Cholesterol O. en brown. Makes two loaves or six Calories per serving about 36. tle. Bring to a boil, cover then boil rolls Photo by Karlest Ford Cholesterol O. five minutes. Remove from heat Herb-Buttered Bread Caloriesper slice of bread about and let stand for at least one hour. This has always been one oj my 50 About 398 calories per roll Patrick C. Wrenn, executive vice president and chief operating Escarole Salad Meanwhile mix remaining salt, most outstanding recipes and Cholesterol O. officer, St. John Hospital, accepts a check for $260,000 from thyme, sage and pepper, and rub 1 medium head escarole what a success it is It keeps in- Minted Fruit Compote Patricia Ostosh, president of the St. John Hospital Fontbonne Aux- 2 Tblsp. wine vinegar well into lamb roast which has definitely in the freezer. Herb. iliary. The check represents proceeds from the Auxiliary's fund- been well-trimmed for all fat. So cool and refreshing this deli- 3 Tblsp. olive oil Buttered Bread is perfectly mar. raising events held during the past year. 4 leaves fresh sweet basil, Brown meat on all sides in Dutch velous for moppmg up those deli- cious dessert to ideal when served chopped oven. Remove and set aside. In cious sauces as the French do icy cold as the grand jinale to a Salt and pepper to taste pan drippings, saute onions, car- Try to use fresh parsley. fresh or lamb dinner. Remove outside leaves. Wash rots and garlic five minutes or un- thawed frozen chives, even tender 2 cups cantaloupe or honeydew Fontbortne donates $260,000 til tender. Stir in parsley and wine. young onion tops are very accept. melon balls or cubes thoroughly. Crisp in cold water for member of the Sisters of St. Joseph 15 minutes. Cut into one-inch Bring to a rapid boil for about able. A long loaf of unsliced pull- 2 medium nectarines, pitted and The Fontbonne Auxiliary of St. three minutes. Add bouillon and man or sandwich bread is ideal. sliced John Hospital recently presented Leadership Team in the Detroit pieces. Drain and dry with absor- area, accepted the check on behalf bent paper. lamb, reduce heat, cover and sim- 1/3 cup sweet margarine 2 plums, pitted and sliced a check for $260,000to the hospit- Place escarole in salad bowl. mer Ph hours. Drain beans and T ORIENTALDESIGNCARPETSBY CAROL.• In- Did you know .. the present owners of Caffe Trevi A "fold-up" raincoat in its own ~ 1 ventory sale of selected area rugs. Accent your beau- Ice Cream Parlor, 341 Fisher Road owned Baskin Rob- #-cAef~ ___ Uful hardwood noors or use on wall to wall carpet. I bins in the Village? They are now featuring gourmet travel case that fits nearly A also have Rug Hold ... 18536E. Warren near Mack, ice cream, sherbets, Italian ices, Tofutti, custom de- ~ 884-8383. into a briefcase or glove _c-;J,- corated ice cream cake, pies and deserts for special compartment comes in • • • occasions. A private room for booking birthday parties S.M.L. exL. and is $34 at - Hickey's in the Village. 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To advertise in this column call Pat Rousseau 886-7474. Grosse Pointe News Section C The Third Section Thursday, August 7, 1986 Peggy O'Connor On being a good sport A couple of things happened last week that got me thinkIng about the whole philosophy behind playmg sports First of all, a group of oth~I'w I::>e ::>,iII~, sedate adults at the Grosse Pomte News went absolutely bonkers over the prospect of gettmg together and beatmg the stuffing out of somebody In a volleyball game. You'll remember that Iasked that readers challenge the News' staff to a friendly even- ing of volleyball, never Imagming that I would be taken senously Well, University Liggett School football coach Bob Newvine and hIS day camp staff did So last Thursday, we played Newvine, who was badly shaken by an auto accident he'd been in earlier that day, showed up at ULS anyway and got us all started before he had to leave. Even if New- vme had been able to concentrate on a silly little game Illstead of on thankIng his lucky stars he was still around, I don't think he'd have been prepared for the fever pitch the Grosse Pomte News staff had worked itself Splashl up to. After some mltlal reserve, the staff - to A hot summer day is the perfect opportunity put it mildly - had gotten pumped up over to take a dip in the local pool. And that's just the whole thing. We'd gotten matching shirts to wear and somebody had taken them out what member teams in the lake Front Inter-Club and gotten our nicknames printed on the league did in the summer finals held at Grosse back All day Thursday, the talk around the Pointe City'S Neff Park last Tuesday and editorial, classifIed and display advertising Wednesday afternoon. A big crowd (at right) departments was of the game that night. Not turned out to cheer on their favorites from the much work got done Woods, Park, Farms, City, Shores and St. Clair Shores. (That's the under 17 mixed relay above). Which was okay, Slllce a::.sistant to the Final results found the Woods in first place, publisher Burcar was thinking JoAnne followed In order by the Park, Farms, City, St. about the game, too. She drew up our "line- up" and - even though I'd left her out of my Clair Shores and Grosse Pointe Shores, second column on the game - dIdn't get too mad. through sixth. She wore a shirt whIch read "Left Out" and served admirably as our manager Pholos by M,ke AndfZejczyl< Somebody even went to the drugstore and bought a Nerf volleyball to toss around. In short, we got IOta the sptrlt'of the game. 'E¥~QE~tlUlea Editor Elsa 'Frohman, not N9rth teams b~g_\n\foIl p_~actiqeMonday one given to fits of excitement over at1lletic Inside: The fall sport;S teams at Grosse report at 9 am., H-P at 10.30 a m sion stand hallway I git'ls' swim- the JV/ninth grade at 9 am.; boys' contests, smIled and inquired about getting Pomte North HIgh School WIll be- and Q-Z at noon All athletes are ming: first practice IS from 4 to cro.,~ countr)': Monday, Aug. 11 hazard pay after an errant Nerf toss had gin their practices for the upcom- required to havea phySIcal before 5:30 p.m Tuesday, Aug 12 m from 8 30 to 9 30 a.m and agam smacked down m the middle of her desk. 109 season next week Prior to the beginmng practICe North's pool girls' tennis: Mon- from 3'30 to 4 30 P m III the con- practices, the Cottage Hospital Following ISthe schedule for the day Aug 11'from 8 to 10 a m on cessIOn stand hallway I boys' golf: One staff member remarked that the vol- Athletic Program (CHAMP) Will openmg of practices the football field tenms courts Monday, Aug 18. report to the leyball game - WhICh itself was a study m offer athletic phYSical exams to all Girls' basketbal1: Monday Aug mam entrance flag pole at 8 a.m., human nature (I.e., the outgoing players got student athletes who reside III the 11 from 9 a m to noon III N~rth's Boys' football: Monday, Aug 11, bnng clubs and $8 for green fees; even more so and the normally placid folks Pomtes The exams are set for thiS gym, girls' cross country: Mon- meet III the gym dressed in shorts, boyc;' .,occer. Monday, Aug. 11, all turned Into Mary Lou ReUon, for goodness Saturday, Aug 9, in the North day Aug 11 from 8 30 to 9 30 a m T-shirts and football shoes - var- players reportlo the MorningSIde sake) - had offered the Grosse Pointe News Sports gym Fee IS$5 Athletes whose last and agalll from 3 30 to 4 30 pm, slly reports at 8 a m followed by field at 4 pm, ready to play staff an opportunity to get together, have names begin With A-G should runners should meet in the conces- ,------.. fun, and to go through at least one whole day people without bitching about work, customers, Think you're Pregnant? GROSSE POINTE clIents, bosses and sources who don't return • • • phone calls South's, too Worried? GUN SHOP Fall sports will begin at Grosse country - 3'30 P m at the track That, WIthout gettmg sappy about It, is POlllte South High on the followmg Monday, Aug 18. Boys' golf ---../ Confused? what sports are supposed to be about. They schedule: 9 a.m. at Partridge Creek Golf are supposed to be chances for lettmg It all Monday, Aug 11 Boys' football Club; or call coach RIchardson at Need Help? HAND GUN SALE hang out, having fun, learning to play a -8:30a m, backstage gym, boys' 773-1079 NEW USED game and to deal well with others while do- soccer - 4 30 pm, Elworthy Pregnancy tests All athletes must have a physical 10% to 20% OFF 109 It. They are supposed to be one of the Field, boys' cross country - 3'30 and all services ALL IN STOCK HAND GUNS things that keep the real world from getting pm at the track; girls' basketball exammation on fIle before report- mg to practice Physical exams GUNS CLEANED a little too real - 9 a m III the mam gym; girls' FREE swimming - call coach Fred WIll be conducted at North High & It worked for us, for the most part, smce Michalik at 779-8733, girls' tennis thiS Saturday. Aug 9 begll1nmg at REPAIRED MON SAT 9 30 a m - 7 pm Just about everybody went home happy We - 7 a m. at Elworthy for those new 9 am 882.1000 all had fun, nobody got hurt and nobody to the team and 8 a m at Elworthy Further mformatlOn may be ob- PREGNANCY AID 21006 MACK AVE. (N. of 8 Mile) (WIth a couple of exceptions) really gnped Margie Reins for those returning players tamed by calling athletic director Mack near Cadieux GROSSE PTE. WOODS 881.5000 about not playing. Even Newvine, who had Smithtscolumn Tuesday, Aug 12 Girls' cross Charles Hollosy at 343-2181 mflllltely more important things to think about, was such a good sport that he hitched a rIde to the school and helped set up the volleyball net I~~ .~ tWEUCrWY ABOUTTHiSw" So, even though I woke up a bIt sore and stIff the next morning, I had a pretty good feelmg about sports m general At least I did t t until I read Monday morning's mall. ~"~J!r~ &. SURF SNOB" BOP " \ ~ t t On my desk were a couple of letters sent to the paper m regards to the recently com- pleted Grosse Pomte LIttle League season SUMMER ~-C:-~ t , I won't go mto particulars, smce I am stIll researchmg the mCldents described m both letters; but m general, each dealt With what BLOW N\VW~ t t the letter-writers thought were mJustIces perpetrated upon theIr Little League parti- New machine cIpant by coaches or managers makes muscle My thoughts upon readmg the letters were E~Y~i!!e t , confusmg ones, to say the least. Why do I tests easy of Clothing ... always get letters from parents complammg about slings and arrows suffered by their 30 to 60% OFF! t CB Shells - 10% OFF. t kids - doesn't anyone else on the teams see thiS? And why do some adults forget that 20-70% OFF Ski Jackets & Bibs. , sports are for the kids, not for hlkmg up wm- Thurs., Fri., Sat., • Aug. 7, 8, 9 nmg percentages and rackmg up trophies. t All Summer Apparel- 40% OFF. Does everybody mvolved m sports have egos as bIg as all outdoors? And when did the FASHION SUNGLASSES SKATE BOARDS t Sandals - 50% OFF. t "extras" of sports - the makmg of AIl- Star teams, the wmnmg of tournaments and ALL 400/0 OFF 150/0 OFF .OFF RETAIL PRICES the championships by kids 9-, 10- and Complete list of sale items auai/able , ll-years-old - become more Important than lust provldmg a safe, pleasant learnmg/ ~~P0e1RT.. O_M..' (lili(1Ihl't. t onin.storef1yet recreational expenence for our kids? What- _ ' ~ 1/ 9~ - (ll II ~ Sale Prices in effect until August 11, 1986 ever happened to bemg a "good sport"? "Selling Sports for the Fun of It" So, I'm right back where I started from, Q? my post-volleyball balloon burst. And after Tri-athlete bemg pretty certam that I knew what sports METRO SKI & SPORrS were supposed to be all about, now I'm not strives to 20343 Mack • South of Vernier • Gross(> Pointe Woods too sure at all be best 15129 Kercheval. In the Pork • 824.0211 • -I Mon .•FrI. 10.8 884-5660 Sat 10-6 "-1 Stay tuned Mon-Wed 10 30-8 30 • Thurs:Sot 10 30-900 , ~..-.~ ...... ~..-...~~~ II \~ - . ------~--~------~----.... _____~_....__~..___...... _.-.A.-~._. ~ ...~-...... III. _""----- _~ ...... _ ... J!...... o_ ...... ,..~.- ...... -. JIr.~_ .-"' ...... - .. ..-~.- ...... -..:~. __ ~ • .l-... Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 7, 1986 Sports people Boating Alexis DiNatale. 15, and worked at Improving skating and mg second in 1985, again won the trial and other gridiron topics. The By Margie Reins Smith Sheila Davis, 13, both of Grosse stlckhandhng skills through drills Class B-C state championship this Stantons are the only husband-wife Pointe, partiCipated in the develop- and sCrimmages, and also took past June. Wood is also serving as football reporting team in the ment camp program at the new part in other recreatlonal actiVities preSident of the NatIOnal High country. Pam Stanton is the only Great lakes Singlehanded Society Olympic Training Center in Mar- at the week-long camp in Hough- School Athletlc Coaches' Associa- woman with a Heisman Trophy ton tIon m 1986.87 Nearly 300 boats and more than 2,500 people sailed 259 statute quette this summer, as members vote; both the Stantons vote on the miles from Port Huron to Mackinac Island last month in the of the Shorian Figure Skating Club annual collegiate award. well-publicized 62nd annual race sponsored by Bayview Yacht The program included five hours Grosse Pointe Club. of on-ice training, patch tests, UniverSity City residents stretching class and aerobics each Liggett School Roger and David John Forty-one boats and 41 people sailed 265 statute miles from day. Dav15, who placed third in the athlehc director Pam Stanton, DeGutis. of Port Huron to Mackmac on June 21, in a little-known, less D.C.D.S C. regionals for patch and and tenniS coach publishers of Grosse Pointe pubhcized event that was infinitely more challenging. freestyle, has been skating for Bob Wood IS Football News, Woods, partici- seven years DINatale has been among 10 high Will be guests of pated m the 16th The Great Lakes Singlehanded Society Locke, < 'Shorthanded llatlUlg ill a way of hfe for llallo ..:>.Mo:>t fOJ ) outh hocke) playel::' 9 Ullough 21 yeal::. ----_ •.- ~ Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C New machine makes muscle testing easy By Peggy O'Connor point By Mike Andrzejczyk 2112-hour range, depending on the Grosse Pomte last school year length of the runrung portion - her She also brought her enthusiasm Itwas the personal challenge in- weakest event, Phillips says. The for runmng to Parcells, where she volved that fIrst drew Jacquelyne Midland race, for Instance, com- started a 20-mIle club m the sum- Phillips to trIathlehcs It is a chal- bines a one-mIle swim m Stratford mer Students had five weeks to lenge she wlll renew this month m Lake, a 35-mile bike race and a run the distance and collect a T- Midland fIve-mIle run shirt from Phillips. Miles were "I've always enjoyed sWimming It was at Midland last year measured as two laps around the and biking," the Almont, Mich., re- where she had her best fimsh, she Parcells playfIeld, which works SIdent says "I wanted to see If it adds The age group in which she out to be Just shy of one mIle, she was somethmg I could do." competes, 25 to 30, ISthe toughest, The 30-year-old Phillips is a adds traditionally turning m fast hmes, teacher of speCial education at A teacher for 7112years and the holder of a master's degree in edu. Parcells MIddle School ThiS is her she says. Staying m shape for a trIathlon catIOn who's assigned to North second year in trIathletics Last ISa year-long affaIr, Phillips says. next school year, PhillIps also year, she competed III four events, She trIed to run every day, sum- brmgs her knowledge of challenge takmg second place III her age di- vIsion and eighth place overall in mer or winter, and also tries to get and competition into the classroom m two or three days of SWimming to her students, some of whom the Midland race Tna thlons combme three a week at the middle school pool. have learning disabilities. Bike rIding m the summer ISeasy, The knowledge of how she faces distance events, a I/l- to one-mile swim, a 35-mlle bike race and ~ but m cooler months, she mstalls the challenge of competitIOn gives three- to Six-mile run. The courses a set of rollers m the basement, her a real empathy for some of her students' diffIculties With acade- are laId out roughly m a circle, so turnIng her bICycle mto a sta- athletes are able to change shoes tionary one that she can use mIc work, she adds and put on or ret'noVe equIPJllent 10 throughout the winter, she adds. "I have a sign on my wall that the same general area after each About six weeks to a month be- reads, 'A person's capacity to do section of the timed event. fore a race, she begins a harder something is limited only by their Because the whole thing is tim- schedule, working in two of the willingness to do It'," Phillips says ed, a trIathlete needs to get orga- three events daIly Her diet re- Knowing how she faces a challenge mzed before the event, laying out mams the same year around, ISsomethmg she can relate to her equipment so he or she Isn't fumbl- however, PhIlhps sticks With high students. mg around, lookmg for the right carbohydrate, low fat, low protein Besides bemg able to relate to piece to use, PhillIps says. her students' needs, her en- fare Champions of the 1986 Neighborhood Club girls softball Midgie League are the Bargaineers, "There's a flurry of activity, try- Although she's been involved m thUSiasm for competition spills ing to get yourself organIzed be- triathletics for a couple of years, over into the classroom. sponsored by the club's Thrift Shop. The team won the regular season championship with an 8.1 fore the race," she adds Compe- her interest in sports goes back "I can get myself fired up for record and the finals in a come-from-behind victory over the Select Care Bears, 10-8. Players are, titors are not allowed any assis- farther. She coached girls' sixth- competitIon (and) .. I can get from left front row, Marcie Grant, Tamara Taylor, Dawn Fontera, Debbie Hea, Karen Kerber; mid- tance In changing To cut her own and eighth-grade basketball at myself fIred up m the classroom," dle row from left, Stacey Miller, Roberta Ricci, Jamie Aile, Jill Garvey, Anne Maliszewski; top row transItion tIme, she wears a one Parcells last year. Before that, she Phllhps says. "I let the kIds know from left, assistant coach Bill Cartwright, Laura Cartwright, Lynn Rader, Chrissy Angell, Kim Crysler piece SUlt, adaptable for all three coached Jumor varsity gIrls' bas- about my competition and they get and coach Jim Aile. events, she says ketball m Memphis, Mich , where eXCited about it We talk about It Her times fall m the two- to she was a teacher before coming w m class sometimes" Red Barons get ready for season Park tennis champs crowned The Grosse Pomte Red Barons which will benefit them on and off Saturday. Aug. 16, between 9 30 WIll open practIce at Kerby FIeld the football fIeld a m and noon competItion for the boys' doubles Lee and Trlsha Gaskins com- Grosse Pomte Park enjoyed a in Grosse Pomte Farms on Mon- BIrth certifIcates must be pre- 16 and under title. In the girls' 16 bined their efforts to beat Steve beautiful week of sun, fun and ten- day, Aug 18 The Barons WIllfield EqUipment, mcluding helmets, sented at reglstratlOn and players and under doubles, Morreale and and Kathy Ridell for the mixed nis when Park reSIdents were three teams in 1986' varsity, jUnior pants, pads and jerseys. ISprOVid- must have a phYSical exam by the Meg Petersen topped Heather Ault doubles title (6-3, 7-6) treated to the excitement of the an- varsity and freshmen Age, weIght ed by the Red Barons Players start of practlce and Linda Woodrow. The chIld- The Parent/Child events were nual tennis tournament. Beginnmg and ablhty Will determme whIch of must prOVIde shoes and other per- ren's mixed doubles was won by held throughout the week with a AdditIOnal informatIOn can be Sunday, July 20, many old and new the teams a boy Will play for sonal Items faces appeared on the courts CarolIna Gaskin and Da ve Burgess strong battle in the finals. Chris obtaIned from Rick Moore (881- The overall calIber of play was over Ault and John Olsen. Lee and Darren Desmyter won the Boys from the Grosse Pomtes RegIstratIOn WIll be held at Ker- 7675) or Randy Stebbms (882-7014) very strong, as eVIdenced by the In the adult tournament fmals, Father/Son htle over Ron and and Harper Woods born between by field on Kerby Road between games played throughout the Todd McCoy won the men's singles Hugh Woodrow (6-3, 1-6, 10-8) and Dec 1, 1972 and July 31, 1977 are Mack and Chalfonte (behInd week-long event The tournament over Bill Hodgeman (6-4,6-4). In Ron and Lmda Woodrow held out elIgIblE>to play Home games WIll Hardees and Sears) on Saturday, clImaxed Saturday, July 26 with the men's 45 and over category it over Jerry and Krissy Petersen agaIn be played at Grosse POInte Aug 9,9'30 a m to noon, and on COMING the seml-fmals and fmals was Hoyt Spicer over Tom Allen (6-0, 6-4) in the father/daughter North High School on Sunday The children's fmals were (6-2, 6-2). Lee Gaskms and Chris category The mother/daughter afternoons agdmst other teams In SOON played on Saturday mornmg, WIth Lee beat BIll Hodgeman and Don event was won by Mary Woodrow the Eastern Suburban Little Foot- Greektown's trophies presented after the Parshall (6-1, 6-7, 7-6) in men's and her daughter Linda over Don- ball League The ESLFL mcludes Finest Cuisine HARPER SPORT events MIke Marone defeated doubles nad and Susan Long teams from St ClaIr Shores, Rose- J- Dave Pocket m the boys' 16 and Sarah Mayer defeated Anme ville, East DetrOIt, Shelby Town- under smgles; Ellen Mayer beat Falvey (6-2, 2-6, 6-3) to gam the Pool supervisors ShIP, etc LAIKON CAFE SHOP VIcki Morreale m the gIrls' 16 and women's smgles tItle. In the Coaches Rick Moore, Joe Spada SUMMER CLEARANCE SWImmIng pool supervIsors under smgles women's 40 and over Mary Wood- and Steve GIlbert Will head an ex- Monroe Ave: • Downtown Detroit are needed Supervisors WIll SALE In doubles actIOn, Marone and row defeated Chee Chee WIlliams perIenced Red Baron coachIng 963-7058 serve part-time from Septem Pocket beat Brian Brenner and m round-robIn competitIon. The staff These coaches WIll prOVIde Aug. 13, 14, 15, & 16th ber to May Must be at least 21 AuthentiC Greek Cooking Rob Wonham III a round-robIn women's doubles title was taken players With an understandmg of by Trisha Gaskms and Judy years of age WIth current certI- proper fundamental football skIlls, LIquor • Beer • Wine Flowers over Mary Woodrow and ficatIOn Call 343-2019 for more and under theIr gUIdance, boy~ Will 17157 HARPER AVE. Sun, Mon. Wed & Thurs Mary Rose Hodgeman (6-4,7-5) mformation. learn teamwork and dlsclphne AT CADIEUX 11 am -3 a m Sprint wins ... Fn & Sat III 4 a m 885.5390 again Grosse Pointe Soccer Association You'd thmk that Grosse POInte CIty skipper John Stev- Boys & Girls Final House Fall Registration ~ CHINESE ens would reconSIder sellmg hiS AND boat, after the summer the IOR- B "Sprmt" has had But Stevens SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 RAM'S HORN I\MERICAN says everythmg IS on schedule 10 a.m. to Noon RESTAURANT DISHES for r~rank Plku. to purchase 885.1902 Sprmt and for Stevens to take 17410 MACK AT 5T CLAIR dehvery of a brand new boat AT BARNES COMMUNITY CENTER on Morningside GOI.lDEN DAILY DINNER SPECIALS However, Sprmt IS stIll going 11 a m 10 11 P m only 81'01)111\ strong under Stevens' gUIdance, Items needed for new player registration: HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY f)l r J l' r vp y r r (..,r n Con1or t"lo",~ tOppIng Its first place overall m lOne 'ichool plclure WE ARE FAMOUS for OUR DESSERT')' lr(<;~ J,cht)(,,\r<"\l jlnr€!r)~ 1(" July's Port Huron to Mackmac t '( It ( ('\. ktu ') 2 Copy of hlrth certlflCatc (197'H9HOj for (, P" /\ hk." race WIth a fIrst place overa II m WEIGHT Mon Thurs 110m .11 pm last weekend's prestIgious Lit- ~ Chc(.k payahle to (, P S A 11~'5 O() Se mor Ci hze n WATCHERS Aqe 65 Friday 11 am .12 pm Frosted Treat tle Traverse Bay Yacht Club D,s,ount 10° u Sat Noon-12 p m & Desserts Regatta Stevens saId that Mail registration, send above items by August 15 Mil murr Order $2 ',0 Lo Cal Menu Sun Noon.11 pm Sprmt had a "terrIfIC serIes" m to: G.P.S.A., P.O. Box 36156, G.P.. MI 48236 the regatta, beating out COCKT AIL LOUNGE "Rumors" by four seconds m What's new at the Horn Cro,s<;ants Nf"or Wh H I'H Ampl('l Park ng last Sunday's fmal event Crosse pointe Stir Frys Fresh Veg cooked to 16340 Harper order Chicken Brea~ls ChlCkf'n or Here's hopmg that Sprmt's soccer Association Tuna Salad Veg Hilm & Cheddar COMPlETE Cony Oul S~ntICe luck contmues for her new skIp- A non-profit organization HawaIIan Ham & Crab<;tlr per 881-6010 ------~--~------. ------... 1:1 Page Four.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 7, 1986 It's like a whole other country B) Elsa Frohman But there are subtle reminders them personally) In Stratford, we ed us through a tasting of what that you are travehng in a foreign were greeted by a representative might be thought of as vintage Last week, we vIsited a few country For example, the speed of the Inneskillin vineyards at a cheeses Canadian theatel festivals and limit. Nmety IS a heady figure for wine boutique that shares space The Leshe Cheese House sells tOUrist attractions wlthll1 an easy U S drivers accustomed to a na- with another umque Ontario pro- cheeses made from the milk of dnve of DetrOIt This week, we'll duct, Leslie cheeses local cows It's cheeses, however, be movmg farther east for a look tIOnal speed limIt of 55 But walt, those are kilometers per hour, and Madelyn Reeds of the Inneskll- are gaimng acceptance in a much at some places that might be that road sign that convmced you 1m Wme Boutique told us to expect Wider area Visited on a longer tour - one that tha t you were never going to reach the local wmes to be of a quality lasts several days But before we "We are a small cheese com- your destlnahon, the one that said similar to Califorma wmes go to the Mennomte country pany," Chase saId "We sell your goal was sh1l50 away, really "Our quality IS very high," she through grocery stores and depart- around St Jacob and the bright speaks of only a little more than 30 said "Inneskillin wmes have lights of Niagara Falls, let's look ment stores throughout south'" est miles. developed a very hIgh profile " at a few umquely Canadian prod- Ontario" ucts that vacationers ought to Canada really ISanother country The company produces a large The Leshe Cheese people are partIcularly proud that Joan's make a pomt of sampling a nd Just as we are exhorted to Say variety of wmes, from a sweet Yes, to MichIgan, the Canadian "Late Harvest" variety (made father, the origmal Mr Leslie, was selected to present Queen Eliza- Canadian!> have some concern government is promoting some from grapes allowed to wither on about mamtammg their Canadlan- umquely Canadian products for the vme) to a light Gamay Blanc beth With a cheese dUring a recent ness. It IS a grave temptatlon for tOUrists to enJoy on vacatIOn, and The list of varieties IS too long to ViSit A VISit to the Leslie Cheese the Amencan entermg their coun- after they return home, to enJoy as make generalities about the com- House can be more than a shop- try across an open border to thmk exports pany's product, but the varietIes of Canada as the 51st state The we were served In restaurants ping trip Chase will put on a people of OntarIO speak Enghsh C'on!>lder Innesk1lhn willes across the provInce were uniform- cheese tasting for any group that With no noticeable accent, they Throughout our four-day tour, we ly pleasant comes through Tastmgs range drive on the same Side of the road were served Canadian wines at all from complimentary to a full- as we do, there ISa McDonald s m Ute fllle~l re~tdurdnt~ For the The Le~he Chee~e House In fledged tdstlllg that tak~ dbout an every small town, and for all most part, they were respectable, Stratford IS a necessary stop for hour. For the more elaborate tast- superfICial purposes, Ontano even good (though since the appre- those lookmg for the umque flavor mgs, a small fee IS charged Photo. by Elsa Frohman might be a continuatIOn of MiChi- ciation of wme IShighly subjectlve, of Ontano Joan Chase, daughter "We work hard at meeting peo- Quaint shops in Niagara-on-the-Lake provide a break from the gan I can only suggest that you try of the orlgmal cheesemaker, gUJd- pie," Chase said theater at the Shaw Festival. Port Dover - A lighthouse that's a beacon for entertainment In Port Dover we're back on the as It entertams reviews. lakeshore again But this time, it's "We're m our seventh year and In late July, "The Ivy Room," a different lake - Lake Ene we have a very clear Idea of who was presented - a lighthearted rather than Lake Huron. In many our audlence~ are," said Kit mystery mcluding apparitions, ways, the atmosphere ISSImilar to Ayers, general manager of the mistaken identity, and a twisting Grand Bend, Bayfield and Goder- theater. "We've given them ques- plot Ich. tionnaires on what they would hke Currently, the theater is present- The theater here is called The to see Most of our people come mg "Two by Five," a musical from Lighthouse, though It IS not hous- from Buffalo (New York), but we the authors of "Cabaret" that com- ed in anythmg resembling a light- are seemg more and more fmm bmes elements of theater and house. Windsor and DetrOIt It'!> a three- mghtclub performances. "Two by Like the theater in Blyth, The hour dnve, a lIttle difficult for a Five" wIll run through Aug. 16. Lighthouse Theater IS in an old day tnp (from DetrOIt> " The fmal play of the season is courthouse, one that reflects a dif- The Lighthouse does take some "Garrison's Garage," by Ted ferent philosophy in mUlllclpal chances on new plays Thl!> year, Johns Running Aug. 19-30, it architecture. The courthouse was "The Ivy Room," a new murder presents the predicament of a tax- built to be a multi-purpose buildmg mystery by Laurie Fyffe and man whose unexpected audit back- and from the beginning it has Da vld Jacklin, wa!>pI esented But fires, leavmg him the victim of a sheltered vaudeville perform- the schedule also mcIudes musI- small commumty's assorted char- ances, as well as council meetmgs. cals, comedies and senous drama. acters. But the budding is where the re- ThIS year's season started off TIckets are best ordered mad- semblance ends between The With "You'll Get Used To Il! - The vance, because like most of thefes- Lighthouse and the Blyth theaters War Show," a mUSIcal about the hval theaters we VISIted, the While Blyth forcuses on new plays, experIences of young soldiers houses run close to full most of the selected to gIve exposure to new, "The Gm Game " a two charact- time Canadian authors, The Lighthouse er drama that ~ombmes bltmg For ticket mformatlon, wnte to focuses on entertainment, and the humor With the pOlgnance of two The LIghthouse Festival Theater, play might be an old chestnut, or people commg to gnp~ With their POBox 1208, Port Dover, On- The Niagara Spanish Aero Car prOVides a spectacular view of the river, a new murder mystery - as long old age, followed, garncllllg rave tano, NOA INO Niagara - 1 The S~~w Festival, the falls and ~o m.uchmore to e~10Y It's 35 miles from Niagara Falls "We're not here to grab what we frequently running buses servmg senous plays. to Niagara-on.the-Lake You won't can today," Ashby said "We want the entire waterfront m the city "We build all of our own sets and find a more enchantmg 35 miles thiS to be here 200 years from now The buses run May through Oc- make our own costumes," Jackson anywhere and for It to still be nice" tober and for a smgle fee, you can said. "It's like a factory From the falls to the western end To reduce traffic congestion m nde all day The popularity of the Shaw of Lake Ontano, Canada has m- Niagara Falls proper, the town has Up stream, on Lake Ontario, Festival is growing. Last year, the sured tha t ib riverside IS established a "People Mover" N1agara-on-the-Lake presents festival sold 85 percent of Its dedicated to the pubhc The entire system Despite that less than pro- quamt shops hnmg the streets that tickets, a very respectable figure stretch forms an unbroken park pitlOus name, the system IS an ef- lead to the Shaw FestIval ThIS year, the group has been sell- admmlstered by the NIagara flclent network of parkmg lots and Theaters. Like Stratford, the Shaw mg 93 percent of Its tickets. Tickets Parks CommiSSIOn Festival has three theaters, the for some shows should be purchas- At the lower end you have the St T b Festival Theater, the Royal ed well in advance of travel falls, one of the best-known tounst • J aco George Theater and the Court "Cavalcade," for example, has attractions m NOl-th America At Heart of House Theater Unlike the Strat- been selling out regularly. the upper end, you have Nlagara- ford Festival, the Shaw Festival LIke the park's people, the Shaw on-the-Lake, a quaint little town concentrates on the drama of the Festival staff ISproud of its solven- that has beel' the home of the Shaw Mennonl. te late 19th and early 20th century cy The festlVal has been running Festtval for the last 25 years Be- The Shaw Festival ISpartlcular- at a profit for the past three years, tween, you have gardens, wood- ly lively this year, its 25th. The a maJor accomphshment for a lands. several first-class res- country three theaters seat a total of 1,500 festival theater Most of the taurants and a number of tounst people, and hke many of the other theaters rely heavily on govern- stops The carriages are the tipoff You festivals, the Shaw Festival is run- ment grants to flesh out their You might want to schedule know you are III Mennomte coun- mng close to full houses for many budgets Ticket sales do not Jim Ashby, head of the food service for the Niagara Parks Com- several days to see the Niagara try because of the horsedrawn car. performances routinely cover the costs of run- mission, is proud of the quality as well as the self-sufficiency of area thoroughly Everyone takes a nages seen on the highway and III Of the three theaters, the Fes- ning a theater. the four restaurants in the park system. nde on the' 'Maid of the Mist," but town tlval Theater IS largest It IS used "We don't go out for a lot of there are many more attractIOns In St Jacob. they joke about the for the most elaborate productIOns, grants," Jackson said "We have Just as the Stratford !,'eshval per- day," by PhilIp Barry, "Girl nearby, from the Niagara Spamsh horse shed m the middle of town particularly those that require a to be a success at the box office" forms more than Shake!>peare Crazy," by George and Ira Ger- Aero Car cable car ride across the It's not a rehc of a past era It's a lot of scenery and a lot of space on The Shaw Festival, long a The Shaw Festival counts ItS man- shwm, "Tomght We ImprOVise .. nver, to the tunnels III Table Rock. necessary feature in a city where stage An example is thIS year's faVOrite With theater gael's from date to produce "Shaw and his con- by Luigi PlrandeIlo, and "PasslO~, to a number of beautiful gardens the 19th century and the 20th cen- "Cavalcade," WhICh uses more New York, is gaining popularity temporanes .. Shaw had a long POison and PetrifactIOn," by Garden enthUSIasts Will be tury co-exist The Mennonite than 40 actors and a mechamzed With travelers from the DetrOit career and hI'>contemporanes Ill- Shaw espeCially pleased With the area familIes come Illto town to shop or set that boggles the mmd area elude a Wide v;lrIety of play- The Shaw Festlval offers three The NIagara Parks operate the on- attend church, and they need a The Royal George IS the location The Shaw Festival easily offers wnghts types of performances, matmees, Iy free-standmg school of hortlcul- place to leave their horses, safe for the lighter productions, par- the largest variety of plays durmg ThiS year's sea~on al Ihe Shaw evenmgs and lunch. With careful ture III Canada and students malll- from the automobile traffic of the tlcularly mUSicals. mysteries and a smgle season of all the theaters Festival mclude~, "Back to Meth- planmng, the VISitor can see all tam a lage number of Impresflve downtown area comedIes mentioned. This year, the season uselah," by Bernard Shaw. 'Black three m a smgle day gardens over th(' 35 mIle stretch of St Jacob offers a closer look at "The acoustics are wonderful," mcludes 10 productions and a Coffee," by Agatha Chnstle. For tlcket mformahon, wnte the park system One of the best IS a society that moves at a different said Elame Jackson, marketing number of special performances in "Banana RIdge," by Ben Traver!>, Shaw Festlval Box Office PO the Fragrance Garden. developed pace from our own The town of- coordinator for the festival honor of the 25th anmversary "Arms and the Man," hy Shaw, Box 774, Nlagara-on-the-Lake, On- speCially for the Visually handl- fers a vanety of attractions, from The Court House Theater IS the By the way, the Shaw Festival "Cavalcade. ' hy Noel ('oward, tano, LOS IJO, or call (416) capped The flowers are carefully maple sugar to a museum of local stage for some of the deeper, more performs much more than Shaw. "On the Roch." h) Sha\~. "Hoh- 468-2172 !>elected for theIr dlstmctlve fra- arts and crafts Expect the food to grances and the exhIbIt!>are label- be solid, not fancy, and slanted to- ed WIth hrallie plaque~ v.ard the German The park system operates four In nearby Waterloo, the mam at- Ontario, Canada restaurants, each With Its own spp- tractIOn offers a contrast to the clal charter ~ober world of the Mennomtes The Goderich .JIm A~hby, head of the food ser- Seagram Museum ISa celebration VIC('for thE' NlagarJ Park" Corn of ~plrtts I miSSIon. 1<, proud of the quality rep The museum takes about two • • ~},r\~,t"v rE'sented by lI1('s(' governmenl- hours to see thoroughly It mcludes Lake Huron owned rE'"laurant" CXhlblts on everythtng from • Bayfield "We alv.a'Y~ offer \\h The four re<;laurants QlIe('n"ton thE' museum 1/ H'" t 110'" 11(jl(h I ~r Helghte; oVPllookmg the flver at The museum IS arranged m Brock's Monumenl. TablE' Hock pavlIlIone;. each devoted to a dIffer- H('"laur.lIll, on Ta ble Hock, VIC E'nt typP of Sp11'1ts Each area ha<; tOfla Park HE'"tauranl, With an Im- Fine dining in a casual atmosphere ere's your chance 10 ~amplc h\ Tom Ryan of \\'O.\t< RadiO Cookie Machine: ( ho~olale H41ngry Harry'l: 1/, lh Hot Dogs, food from alilhe FREE ADMISSION - ( m ered ( oconut .\lacaroon~. 'I, Ih (,erman Sau~age, hesh Monday-Saturday res(aurant~ and other I udgc Flr Page Six-C Classified ads Thursday, August 7, 1986 lA. I'ERSONALS 1A. I'EIISONAlS lA. I'UISONALS 3. lOST AND FOUND I I 4 HELP WANTED GENERAL HOME VETERINARY MASSAGE therapIst Llcens. 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WlIIIlIlII MIdic:aIIDetltaI MARTHA Kelp wa.tId lIpI 13D Vac:atIonJResott Pl'operty py on Balfour Free to good frail elderly Nursmg or Needed to prOVide foster many Canadian IndIan m ... gerentology experIence/ care for carefully selected cludmg 1I,1orrlsse:1U Bed 4C lilly SItbtr WllI1ed 13E MortII8m IIGIlIIS home 822-5707, 886-3556 BALLOONS IIorOIIm Ac:feage trammg preferred Resu- teen::. 011 d l>hUlt 01 lung wdsh on display In the 4D Ifefp WIA1IId o.estlc 13F FOUND - Tiger kitten, St fInRs for 5aIe mes to Lutheran SOCial term baSIS Trammg and HIGH FLYING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUET~ 4£ ItIuse SrtI"" SImc;e$ 136 Paul/Bedford, male If Woods $150to $3,000range 13H e-clal Propertyl Services of Michigan, Cal- gUidance prOVided All ex- For all occasIOns fOl as little as $10 - dehvery 884-0477 4F $enIces tlI EIdIanII owner can't be found, free Slbaatloll WllRtlN vary Center, 4950 Gates- penses are covered Child- available Buya dozen or buy a gro::.s A GREAT 5 BuIIdleIs to a good home 881-7352 StIuItIolI .... 00IIestk 131 l:elIIetltfy Lob ren's Home 886-0802 \\ ay to celebrate WRITING/RESEARCH/ 51 head, DetrOIt, MI 48236 14 flul £stItt WIIItIcI FOUND Kitten - Free, 51 C8IMlIllsetIlt CIne CASHIER - days, some LUNCH Room SupervIsor RESUMES Calering 14A lats wanted darhng, black, long hair, 882.4968 5C weekends 9 am. - 3 P m Interested applicants are Brochures, speeches, edit 50 ~tAgMcy 148 YxltiOll or SuIIIIl1laIl white paws, unable to Rentllslttemes, _, Apply Danny's FrUit now bemg sought for ele- mg, manuals, semInar::., & n:: Pruperty w.ted keep 882-6289 YOUR HOME, Market, 23411 Mack, St mentary and secondary articles llroue PlMII1:e 15 Bu$l1ltSS 0pp0rt1Illltles A WORK OF ART FOUND Female tiger kitten Clair Shores school cafeterias These 882-314b IiA ReMaIsIIloIIIIS, Afts.. etc: 16 PIlts IlIr sale Pen-and-mk, watercolor With a touch of Cahco - cir- posItions require good St. Clair $Il8rts 111 Adopt a Pet WANTED Part-time bas- of Your Home, Busmess or Boat PUPPY Sitter Service cular markmgs on Side and 8B IIetItaIIAIeMes Apts., etc: 188 PIt~ ketball, volleyball, soccer, Judgement and the ability BY CAROL A SINCLAIR small female dogs only No perfect "M" on forehead IIIrp8l' .... 1&C Henn !Dr SllII and football officIals, to work effectively With 8868468 tlnklers, experienced, re Call Ann, 882-5200 It llMtats/MolMs, AfIts., etc: 17 PrlIltInt and EIlgratillg supervisors and class m- staff and students Apply -notecard!> and prmts- ferences, $4/day VE9 DeIreIt 18 lieMral semce LOST - black male cat at Grosse Pointe Public 1385 structors Apphcahons 6D flenIllIsIlIIMs, AfIts., n:: 1M tarpet IlIstaII:atiDlI Warren/Outer Drive area available at Neighborhood Hours: afternoon, early GROWTH STOCK RESEARCH PAIN, tenSIOn, stress - .. Artll 111 IIetrftntltll - AIr 881-4698, 876-1747, ask for Club, 17150Waterloo, 885- Clair SINCE 1954 therapeullc massage can lIE ReIlt wttll o,tIiNl III Buy CItllIItiIIIIII Mary Ellen 4600 EASTSIDE Charley's now help Kathy, 882-8686,776- IF fir ItIIIt FlIl1ltsW lac CIlIInMy aIllI FIreplace The Key to success m mvestmg MISSING for some lime MEAT Processor needed m lunng cooks, prep and pan- IS Discovery 3311 &8 "'-s for IleIt IlepaitICleatllllg try Good pay and benefits lea I.Ilr:bn!ItM white female cat Eastern Market area. Pre- Lyman Hurd, Registered Investment AdViser 'SMALL dog Slltlllg - not 611 0Ifice IlII' RefIt Apply between 2-5 p m 61 flIf RaI tIE AIllnlI InsIalllltioftlRep Maryland/CharlevoIx VIOUSexperience In the Grosse Pomte ReSidence/Office over 14 pounds Excellent lillraIe 19265 VernIer Equal Op- 6J ...... SWI .. Reat 18F IlISlIlatiol area Please help me fmd food industry Send resu- 884-1219 AFTER 3 P M references Take one pet at portumty Employer. 6IC ~ Space ,. Rent 186 ~ her 331 0669 me WIth work history to' a tIme unless you have &L SIllln IJtIIlg QInrs RepaIrs LOST German Shepherd POBox 07580,Detroit, MI LATCH Key Supervisor pOSI- two Call 885-3039 ~~~~~ 1M fIlMtA YaI:atiII IIeIdIIs 18H Glass - MImIr 5If1ke puppy mIX, skinny With red 48207. tIons available at elemen- ACS Video - weddIngs, 811 IIortIIenl MidlIpI YIcatIIIl 181 Allor Salldlll!f/Rlftllishhll collar, my name ISBarney LOOKING for conscientIous tary school Must work ef- 19 Storage speCial occasIOns, 2nd copy RwtIIs Mlwlftl llIllI I was lost 111 Grosse Pomte mdlvldual to assist III fectively with children ~V MARGARET mcluded 8mm/super 8 50 VacatIoI IIeetIIs , . • OIlIer 2tl PIaMI service Park 882-9585 mamtenance department ages 5-11 four hours per 7 .... III RaI 2tIA SwiIIg MacIIile 5erYk:t day, 7 30-8'30 a m and movIes transferred 839- LOST - gold grandmother's of mdustnal food process- if CATHERINE 3149 ~ .., III Slllh UYII1l1 2GB BIctricaI semce 3: 15-6.15 pm. $537 per 20C TV and RlldIe RepaIr charm braclet Cadleux/ Ing plant Knowledge of QIIlIrlIIrs baSICrepaIrs and mamten- hour apply Grosse Pointe 71 DtficeISlIIre .... III Relrl 2011 S1Dnns llIllI SCreens Warren area or "HIll" ~ QUART KILBY JACKIE'S ance necessary Send resu- Public School System, 389 7C ... walltlll III IIIftt 20E Ito.e ..... 8lIlIII1 area Reward 881-2453 PET & PAL SERVICES me to: POBox 07580, De- St Clair 7D StI'lrage $pee ...... 2tIF IIooI'IIlI 5If1ice FOUND male Siamese cat Ammal slltmg, houseslltmg, 8 MIse ...... Artldes fir 2llQ carpet CIellIlng trOlt, MI 48207 SALES - whether you are \. "Happy Birthday ) chauffeur serVices, doctor Grosse Pomte CIty near seekmg a challenging Sale 2811 PalRtiIlgJIIecntItI Maire School 886-4073 WANTED - Young man for appomtments Shoppmg M lillrllgei 'fin!; 8IsIIIIeIlt 201 Wall WllshItIg dally boat mamtenance career in the world of FOUND May 1, McKmley/ U and airport shuttle Sales 20J WImIow wasNIII and office helper Call days fashIOn or part-lime em- Mack area Friendly male 884-1516 885-2111 88 AucIlHslEstIte SllIes 20K TIle Wofk 881-7410 ployment that IS exciting 8C IIlusIcllI IIIstruMents 201. Sewer Str,a cat, grey/white face, as well as rewardmg . \. Much Love" ) PAIN, TenSIOn, Injunes, BOOKKEEPER 8D AlItiqIes tor SIte 20M AspIlaIt WOI'k throat, stomach and 4 Gantos has the opportum- Sports, Massage can help $15-17K Margaret Ann CertIfied, non-sex Kathy, BE 0Ifice~ 2011 c.em and Irick WlIfk paws Adoptable If owner ty you've been lookmg for 9 ArtIcles WIIltIlI 21lP WlbIrprOOflng IS not found 886-9786 Entry Level CAll 557-1200 Eastland Mall has part- 882-8686. Job Network $75 Fee Josef & Gretchen 10 Molllrcycles for Sale 20Q PIllslIII' Wortt LOST - black cat, neutered, time sales positIons now WITNESS sought Would the lOA SIlowlMlllles far 5aIe 2111 FumItIn RepairIRefilllStllllt MANAGER TRAINEE avaIlable IndIVIduals with young lady who witnessed white spot under dun Cor- h Friedmann 11 cars fir SIIlt - AMC m CIrpt\ItIf ner Bishop/Mack ....Re- $280-$350/Week fleXible schedules and my black Pontiac Phoemx 111 cars for SlllI - CIIlysIllf 20T flIumlIiftlI lllId Itellting Call 557-1200 prior experience prefer- bemg slammed at WhIttier ward Answers to Jessie 118 Cars,. SlllI - FtnI 2tltJ JanItDr S41rwic1 881-7184 Job Network $75 Fee red, apply In person Gan- t, ~~~~ and Jefferson on July 10, l1C cars far sale - S.M. 20V CIIlpuIIrI¥C8 1IeltiIn' tos, EastlaI)fi Mall. 1986 at 5:05 p.m please 1111 :fWIlplCtrl- All .. 2111 ~ .. llI!' 1'aII8l'tIlf' ...J Ili'.OUNo...::BlaelUemafe clit, AIRLINES - WILL TRAIN l Reservalionist MAINTENANCE - respon- call 331-2378 llE '~- SIlIw cars 2tlX IInIperieS , Jefferson/ Alter area Ap- DON'T MESS WITH FlIght Attendant SIble 1Od1vldual to perform = 11f Cllr AactIoIS 20YS...... P.eI/. StrwiCll, " , "proximately one year old POSSible Relocation mamtenance work and MOTHER NATURE OR NELL RIVARD 110 a.nrs ...... 1l'S 20Z UIIIscIpIngI$eIW,..... Free to good horne If owner miscellaneous duties ANNOUNCES not found After 5 p m 557-1200 FATHER TIME. 11. SECIIETAIIIAL Job Network $75 Fee Some light hftmg reqUired The opemng of her Licensed 2A. MUSIC EDUCATION 824-2559Donna CALL YOUR WANT AD IN SEIIVICE ADMINISTRATION Hours afternoon, early Day Care m her Shores LOST 11 year old, male, 5 evemng Apply 10 person. ANYTHING WITH $7 80-$8 40!Hour BEFORE TUESDAY - home Impeccable referen- WOODS MUSIC pound, black and gold Gantos, Eastland Mall ces WORDS,INC Yorkshire TerrIer 7-13-86, Call 557-1200 DON'T MISS THE DEADLINE! W~rd Processing STUDIO Job Network $75 Fee SALES person - Trapper's 774-6887 Lakeshore/North Edge- 882-6900 Letters/ Resume!>/ Ma IImgs GUITAH, PIANO, DRUMS, wood area Three very sad CLERICAL . Alley Shop offers evemng/ WELL Adjusted smgle I Term Papers THEORY children are waltmg, re- $5-$6 4O!Hour weekend sales opportumty parent families With teen- Overload Typmg Home or StudIO ward offered No collar No Expenence Needed for college students 965- age boys needed for ques- Notary 20943 Mack 884-2814, 884-8880 557-1200 7141 llonnalre study Will pay i Grosse Pomte Woods Call Weekdays BUS Boy - part.tlme, must ... HELl' WANTED GENEIIAL Job Network $75 Fee . Call 745 4878 and ask for \ 882-2100 ,754-1144 372-7427 apply after 2 p m 882-9555 Deborah KralJs or Dr VERSATILE Person want. LETTER FOR LETTER Koepke VOCAL and plano lessons PERMANENT part-time p0- ed, expenence needed m TELEPHONE SALES Word Processmg Grosse POInter With um- SitIOn, St Clair Shores bas- secretarial Skills, recep- LOUISE Mayall our years Resume ConsultatIOn - verslty degree now fur- ed company seeks organiz- tlomst, bookkeepmg and PEOPLE together be as beautIful as Preparation thermg mUSICal educatIOn ed and energetic mdlvldual sales for Builder's Sho',\ If you've sold solar, modern- the fIrst Happy "Paper" General-Personal Typmg at Wayne State offerIng to work m the purchasmg Room Must be person- Ization, msulatlon, L D. Anmversary' Love Gary Medical, Legal, BUSiness claSSical and popular les- department Successful able No others need app- service, Siding, water- Cassette TranscnptlOn sons Phone 824-7182 candidate must have com- ly Call 776-3038 proofIng or any phone 774-5444 puter entry expenence and product or service that re- HAWAII PRIVATE lessons Plano, DIET Counselor - Bright, type 50w p m Salary com- qUired your "closing" the TYPING done m my home VOIce, organ Umverslty energetic md1Vldual Part- HALF PRICE mensurate With ex- sale, we need you Our pe0- Call Sharon after 6 musIc education degree time, that couId develop in- Travel certificate to MaUl or penence Send applIcatIOn ple make $200-$800 per 526-3119 Mrs Junker, 823-1721 to more hours Must be Honolulu $650 for two to Health Mark Indus- week, m 16-20hours, must round tnp airline llckets DRUM lessons - 20 years self-motivated and enJoy 2. ENTEIIUINMENT I tries, 22522East Nme Mile, workmg With people on a be available Monday- Call for details and best of expenence Call 3'H-0018 Thursday mmimum (5' 3G- St Clair Shores, Michigan personal level WIll tram fer MAGIC Shows - Available 9.30 pm.) Excellent hour- 48080 AttentIOn Michael the right person Please for bIrthday parties, ban- PIANO lessons - qualified ly guarantee Whatever I Callahan send resume to Diet 884.5646 quets your SOCial affairs I teacher My home 882- your dOIng now - thiS is MATE posItIon available - Center, SUIte 201E. 63 Ker- lB. SECRETAIIIAl Call J;m Shannon, 463-3281 I, 7772 better I Mr Paige, 881-1000 large motor yacht Full cheval, Grosse Pomte, MI SERVICf 28. TUTORING AND EDUCATION TEL~X - Telecopler (do I AMUSING MAGICAL time 884-1377 48236 PART-tIme handyman Must have transportation and mestIc and mternatlOnal) : ENTERTAINMENT I TUTORING SMALL bUSIness needs PIZZA cook, phone girls and mature. rehable, and ex- tools 885-7800 Ask for - telegrams - typIng - FOR ANY EVENT ALL SUBJECTS dehverv persons Little penenced bookkeeper, full Italy's PizzerIa 372-1460 manager for appomtment copyIng - secretanal - Don Chesters 779 6R50 I GRADES 1 THRU 12 notary, 24 hours, 7 days ---,---".------I time permanent 5269111 Unbeatable rates 779-8538 LIGHT-HEARTED I PROFESSIONAL FULL hme temporary , ENTERTAINMENT FACULTY handyman s helper $4 00 JOBS-JOBS-JOBS RESUMES, theses, term MAGICIAN II WE CAN HELP per hour Call 791-6684 Challengmg Retail Opportunities Available. W6;~'r~~tcv~d~~~~' ROBERT COOPER I GROSSE POINTE after 7 p m Foland'., Ihe Alternative Department The Missing llNC:-: Quality work 521-3300 'ALL AGES, OCCASIONS, LEARNING CENTER SECRETARY for downtown Store needs hardworking, enthusiastic 885-4210 I 61 Kerchev,l1 on the HIli law firm - mtellegence, ex- mdivlduals lor various positions within l.rirt .....,.,. PO NMcJI, ... "'" (...onvn,n:y BOOKKEEPER serVice, ------our organization. We are ollenng Full and Lmkmg IndivIduals to Needs m the Commumty I!>a small busmess or personal, CLASSICAL musIC for any 13410R16 343 083~ cellent typmg and spelling essenhal Legal ex- Part.time positions with flexible hours non-profit orgamzatlOn whose purpose IS to co- accounts payable, recelv occasIOn Solo, duo, tno. I EXPERIENCED math and pay that Is commensuralive with ex. ordmate needs With resources ThiS IS accom- able, bank reconclhatlOn, qUintet, gUitar, \\mds, tutor, elementary through perience helpful Cal I perience plished by placmg goods no longer needed by m- general ledger, payroll vOice 354 6276 II secondary and college cal Demse at !l63-{)660 95 886-8041 MITCH'S S d th culu::. $11per hour m your Come Jom the Foland's Family. Fill oul dlvlduals and bus messes mto the hands of metro- ----______,Dun s \\1 or home RR61178 USED car porter wanted for the short application below, specifying politan DetrOIt charitable agencies Operallng metro Chevy dealer Apply the location(s) and position(s) you prefer. CUSTOM \\ lthout Videos Heason 'I - In person to used car lot , SInce 1971,LINC ISproud of the accomplIshments WORD PROCESSING able rates Bll2-4469 141- n. SCHOOLS Name _ It has made and slnves to Increase Its resource Resumes, manuscrIpt!>, 9110 see Tom or Phil, James base If you have recyclable Items, no longer of Martm Chevrolet, 6250 Address " _ the~es, term paper<; II CI~~~1IX~:ST'::::D use to you, Opera lion LINC knows who can and dl!>sertatlOn<; Wood""ard, DetrOIt, MI will use them Please call LINC at 882-6100With 884 04')9 DAY CAHE CENTf-:R 48202 CltY,ZIP _ ------PIANO teacher"" llh degree Care and learning In Chn<;- your donatIon KEEP IT MOVING I I SHIPPING/recClvIng even Siore locations: VISITING NURSE ASSOC of WAYNE COUNTY IS TYPING, word processIng, ha<;opening for begmnl~g I tlan atmo<;phere f:nro!l resumes, $4 25 a page, 4,)~ or arlvanced 1,tudents l'.x no\\ for September Ages mg college student Ful I Deartlom • 22048 Michiglln Ave. searchmg for a DOUBLE STROLLER for a time positIOn, ground floor additIonal Originals No- [X'nenccd In c1a<;<;tcaI pop, 21 _ 5 f) 10 a m f, pm, I Roche.ter. 12005. Rochester needy famdy With twms Stroller would aid In mo- I opportunity, Ideal for busl tary, S C S 772-2809 ragtmlC, ann ja71 ~~~4 Monda) - Friday 15912 bility to enjoy the summer days nes<; major, diverSIfied Winche.ter Mall LARGE I"ISH TANK sought by ROBESON TUBMAN Ea<;t Warren and Interestmg work With , Clinton. 35603 Grll1lot COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT for receptIOn CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 18R24210 Bll2-R'i47 small growmg firm Ship - faCIlIty bemg opened by human service organ! Livonia. 29751 Plymolfth Road I 3. LOST AND fOUND pmg, recClvmg and gener - Wonderland Mall lalion AND RULES al warehouse dulles KERCHEVAL McCLELLAN CITIZEN DISTRICT CASH HATE I"lrst 10 \\ord<;, $1:i0 10' each ad I Related experIence pre Warren. 4100 Fourteen Mile COUNCIL IS m great need of LAWN MOWI':R~ dltlOnal word i If you lose me ferred Salary commen Southfield. 21921 Grelnfield for the exterIOr upkeep on their ongoIng hOUSing BILLED RAT!:': $1 ()()bIlling ch j • hz> )'"------..~ h",)",,_"). H~..:.lro-.)t I.•• Thursday, August 7, 1986 Page Eight.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS ,6 RENTALS/HOMES, APTS He liC RENTALS/HOMES APTS Elr lif RENT AlSIHOMES APTS ETC. 60 RENTALS/HOMES, APTS HC 6H OFFICE fOR REN T 4C BABY SITTER WANTED 4E HOUSE SITTING SEIlVICES ~ SITUATION WANTED GROSSE POINTE DETROIT NEAR AREA DETROIT ------_. --- WOMAN wanted to care for HOUSESITTING - Grosse HANDYMAN - All repaIrs, TWO bedroom house for 1-94/CADlEUX area 1 bed- BEDFORD - 5 room lower, YEAR-ROUND HARPER NEAR our 15 month and 4 year old Pomte \\'oman WIllcare for small Jobs, carpenter rent, partially furmshed, room apartment, stove, re- newlY decorated kitchen RESORT LIVING apphances, carpeting, VERNIER (8 MILE) sons 111 our home Tuesday house, plants, pets, etc work, pamting Pete, 882- Lakeshore Drive, Grosse frigerator, carpeted, heat HARBOR CLUB leaded wmdows and gar- Deluxe suite 01 offices - an Thursday, 8 am- 4 while you're away Call 2795 Pomte Farms Secluded mcluded, $330 per month 1,650square feet - Includ- pm 881-8947 Pat 885-3509 and full of security $650 plus secunty depoSIt 331- age. $365 mcIudes heat and APARTMENTS & REFINED lady wants hot water, workmg adults mg small waiting/lunch per month. 881-2340 0581 YACHT HARBOR drea Freshly decorated, RELIABLE mature per!>on 5. SITUATION WAHlEO steady work as compamon preferred 771-Q484 wanted to watch mfant m aide, Monday - FrIday GROSSE POINTE PARK - SIX room lower, $250/month ON LAKE ST CLAIR new energy savings fur- my home begmmng mid RETIRED Handyman - Honest, dependable, effi- one bedroom apartment plus ullhlles Secunty de- DELUXE apartment m Large, luxur)' bl-Ievel loft nace/air conditIOnIng, September Full time, Minor repairs, carpentry, Cient, hve-m posSible Re- Own utilities References POSit Workmg folks pre- home, second floor, special apartments Ideal for easy on/off 1-94, versa hie, days 885-3022 electrical, plumbmg, brok- ferences 979-0286 331-8621 fer red WIll show Sunday, entrance, everythmg fur- roommate~ and couples safe and well located bUlld- en wllldows and ~ash cord mshed, non-smoker, ~mall mg With good parkmg Call INFANT care and light COLLEGE students - need APARTMENT - South of 8/10, 10 am -2 pm 3974 Private LAKE VIEW replaced, ell' Reasonable educated pet welcome 12noon-9 p m 88&6895 If no housekeeplllg, Monday additional work - lawn Jefferson on Beaconsfield, Nottingham (2 blocks BALCONY Helerences 882-675!l Cadieux/Mack, 3549 Blue- answer 881-1000 Mr lhru Fnday, Grosse POInte mamtenance, odd JObs, ex- 2 bedrooms, hvmg room, north of Mack) HARBOR CLUB dmmg room Lower - LOOKING for a new place" hill Paige Park Own transportdtlon EL GRECO'S perienced call 886-369f or Apartments and non-smoker, references re 886-3055 $315 823-5971 Try the qUIet Gremer/ RENT WIth option or rent SINGLE ofhce, 250 square Buckingham between Yacht Harbor qUIred 823-2965 (after 6 FIVE bedroom, 312 bath Col- I Schoenherr' 1-2 bedroom, feet, for lease 20550 Ver- JANITORIAL RESPONSIBLE college stu- Mack and Warren Lovely 36000 E Jefferson p m on weekday~) dent searchmg for house- omal, near Village $1,200 redecorated apartments mer Road, (near 1-94), per month plus utlhtles for $225-$275 Includes utll- 3 bedrooms, family room, 791-1441 Harper Woods, mclude~ FOR 3 year old, 10 dred of SERVICE slltmg, babyslttmg and sun porch, basement, South Lake school dl~lrJcl HUBBISH REMOVAL cleamng jobs Gmny 824. 884-7658 or 824-8608 Illes, appliances, security A Waterfront condo - fan- gas, water, electriC Con- Call after 6 p m 445 27tJJ Lt'l u~ lledn liP ,our lJ1e~:. bUlldmg, laundry area garage, $500 tastic vIew overlooking gemal surroundings Call 6482 Somerset - between Warren -:::-,.....,:-:'::"==~-::- -__ Attll~, basement~, gar- 876 TROMBLEY Road Close to everythmg Brian, Clinton River Just Ken Nickell, 885-2266 t 5A, SITUATION WANTED lower luxury flat, 3 !fl7-6697 and Chandler Park 3 bed BABYSITTEH for I' H'dl dge .. offIce!>, etc No job mlOute~ from Lake St Steven B Hubbard Real DOMESTIC bedrooms, 2 baths, natural room bungalow, base- old and 2 month old IIi our too ..m<11lor too big You Cldll' 2 bedroom~, 2 baths, Estdte Company home Reference!> needed ndme It Ver) redsondble HOUSE-KE- TEERS fireplace, 2 car garage, no EXCEPTIONAL one bed- menl/garage, $450 $800 room lower, Chatsworth With hot tub All apphan TWO room offICe available, Begms Aug~t 25 526 5b511 rdte~ Free e~tlmates -!pe~ts:.....:=-:.....:88=2-..:3.:.96:.:5___Fireplace, enclosed porch, Bishop - between Mack and ces, garage, InchidlOg 40' ---:;:...:..:---~------Cl.EAN ING SERVICE Warren, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dbove Devonshire Drug, BEACONSFIELD south of $375mcludes ullhtles Must boat well at your front RELIABLE woman 10 111\ 884-7220 How much IS your time fireplace, basement, 16003 Mack, 881 0477 home to care for toddle'r , 1)1\ J"wn 01 CreatIve AllI!>ts worth? Why should YOU Jefferson, 2 bedroom, 1 see 823-2832 door 884-0788 . stove, refrigerator, garage Must see to appre- MEDICAL SUite, 850 square 1. Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-C 6M flORIDA VACATION 60. VACATION RENTAlS 8 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES 8 MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES e MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES 8 MISCHLANfOUS ARTICLES 3 MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES 8A GARAGE YARD RENTALS . All OTHER FOR SALE FOR SAlE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE !IASEMENT SALES ORLANDO/Disney area, HILTON Head - Palmet'.o BIEKER & STEIN REMODELING - Kitchen CHIPPENDALE highboy, ANN MARIE'S BLONDE dmette set, $45,2 YARD Sale - 5648 Lannoo banquet dmIng room table, antique white ladder back Saturday, 10 am - 3 P m condommlUm, completely Dunes Villa, 2 bedroom, ANTIQUES Aid dishwasher, Superba I With band of mlay, antique RESALE chairs, $125 a pall' from Toys, play kitchen, clothes furmshed, 2 bedrooms, 2 886 9234 "Speclalizmg In The model, excellent comutlOn, Queen Anne lowboy, baby 2U17 KELLY ROAO I Scott Shuptrme 886-7975 - girl's (6), and misses bath!>, lenm!>, heated pool, I CAPE Cod - beach cottage Extraordmary " $100 Lady's Schwmn 3 grand plano, complete r l.:AST" DETROIT , DlNINGroomsel Tableand (large), mll>cellaneous golf near by Weekly, for two, $J85/$275, August/ Magmhcent pair of Chelsea speed, $60 885.9136 monthly or seasonal After September 947.1585 886- chippendale dmlng room Women - children and m,en s (, chairs plu~ extra leave!. I MOVING Sale - girl's bed- 5 P m please 1184.1193 9542 ' porcelam fIgures, l211/' ONE Snapper mower rear set With carved nbbonbatk dothlllg Handcl .I, ted Pendulum wall clock, like room set, Broyhill dmmg tall Free verbal ap. bagger, one 1'01'0rear bag- chairs, French cuno cabl Itl'mS Hourl> new plus ml.,cellaneous' !>ct ~asher, dryer, desk, FLORIDA SALZBURG AUStrId - lux pralsals 10% off your pur- gel' self propelled, one nets, (loUIS XV), sets of l"ORT MEYERS BEACH ury re!>ort: week of August Monda~ Ihru SJlurctd~ 105 Items gue!> to t>c!>loHel I cedar the!>t, clothe!>, lawn- chase With thll> ad unlil MPD 22' eut Briggs and mahogany dmlllg room Gulf.front condo, 2 bedroom, 30 $350 947-1585,886-9542 I 'I hurl>d",~ 12 7/ 1185117b4 I mo ....er, smdll appliances, 8-13.86 Open most Stratton engme, bke new 1 Chairs lHepplewhlte, Chip- 2 bath, microwave, !>leep!> evenmgs shop vdcuum, 527 6128 777 1>551 l"IVE piece wood dllllllg l!n7 Malibu, 1978 Datsun 6 Pool, goll, tenlus. 7. WANTED TO liE NT pendale, Duncan PhyfeJ, LIQUIDATION :'elle of tied room '>et, good ,conditIOn, !"rlday, noon 6 pm, Sa 84" SOFA, 3 cushIon aHach- MOVING Sale - 4212 Gray- dmmg room table!> With flshlllg, low off.seell>on sures SlIver, cr~!>tal, bone askmg $300 !l81-4129 turday, 9.1 m 6 p m t619 PHYSICIAN requlre!> to lent ed back, rust, nylon, vel ton, Saturday only. 9-5 An- ball/claw feet and tradl rates 813-463-2194 chma, hand pdlllted dlllner DINING room set Jdkobean -,.-f_lo::-lI.::,y,.,.w_o..-od--,_..,..---,-,-.,- a bouse In Gros!>e Pomte v('t, $350, pecan dmmg liques, crystal, mlscella- lIonal dmmg room table!> 6N NOIITHEIIN MICHIGAN 3-4 bedrooms Starling Ju- room set 42x60, oval table =-::n-:e-::ou,..,s:...... --,--,,-- _ (mc!udlllg dropleelfl, pleltel>, elc Attractive oak, excellent conditIOn, CLOTHING - books, child- VACATION IIENTAlS braS!> tflmmed bookcase, circa 1920, $1,480 8215448 ren'!> bikes, stereo parts Iy/ Augu:,t One year rental With 10" leaf, 4 chairs and DROP-Leaf, hardrock maple mahogany servers, bache- PETOSKEY/ 28 hlghby40' wlde,$IOO BRIDAL gown and \ell _ furmture, hrCb, mlscella- or longer Unl urlllshed buffet, $325, Sears table WIth ~elf-storJng leaf I lor chests, and small enter HARBOR SPRINGS tamment table Onental Ro~e beige 11\Ing I Qom neous IJ42 Beaconl>f1eld, 885 5891, dn~llme galvelllzed play gym set, 2 6 maple ladder-back cham., chair, $65 Gentlemen'l> Vlctonan style Handl Saturddy, Sunda), 11 4 LAKESIDE CO OP rugs (large and small), ONE - 2 bedroom apart swmgs, rmgs and trapeze, dark stam Excellent con dre!>l> !>Iacks, ddrk I Jill beaded \\orn III March I pIlI CONDOMINIUM ment. flat m Gros!>c Pomle $45, Whirlpool portable dltlOn, $450, 17 cubiC fool drop leaf Queen table, Luxuriously furmshed coat, :>port and dn'!>!> ~dslly altered EXQuJ~lte ="::-:--::-:-,-::::----,-----; area for young profc!>slOn- dishwasher. copper, $125, frostless refngerator- Duncan Phyfe mahogany !>hlrt!>Jackel!> ml:>Ct'I1,.llI Perlect conditIOn Long I X LARGE protel>l>lOnal studIO!>.2 bedroom. 2 bed (II 11861997 all excellent Weeklllghts lreeler 30" electriC stove, dmmg room set (9 piece!», veil pouffed lor dan' ng I women s, men's clothmg, rooms With loll, and town- eou:> '!'lavel trunk, IIHr - CI POLICE officer seeks 3 bed after 6 pm, 885-5769 matchmg harvest gold by set of 8 Hepplewhlte dtnmg rors, barrel!>, lour Wicker 2 blldc!>mdld., dres!>f:'sand I glrl'".4 8, mo!>t1y$1, toys, house rental!> on Round room ChaIrl>, Vlctonan hat' .Iso I bl books, 259 MOIOl>S,Satur- room house to rent III De ONE mahogany dmmg room I Signature Excellent con- barrel style chdlrs, never "u .IVal a e - I Lake, By the weekend, sofa With 2 matchlllg trOlt, would prefer St John table With 6 leaves and ditlOn, $350 00 884 8985 u!>ed I"our small antlque bnght royal blue 821-9'218 day 10 4 pm Ram ~un- week, month or season chairs, dark mahogany bells Step ladders, Idwn JAMES \ :\WNl\IL =:-d-:-d:'-:y=-::--o:- _ LakeSide amemtles Ill- HospItal area Please call table pads 2 arm chairs, 4 ADULT 3-wheeler, $90, 2 Hepplewhlte buffet, old 011 343-0294 l>ldechairs, $'700 One large girls bike!> $40 each 885 cart. shovels Illlens, SUit BOOKSELLER HOUSEHOLD Items, anli clude our indoor/spa, ten- pamtmgs and cupId bisque mdhogany buffet, 6 draw. 1049 cases Two elegant ladles 15IJ,I KER( 1110:\ AI- ques, clo1hmg, curta illS , ms, beachfront, saIllllg, lamps RESPONSIBLE young man er!>, 2 cabmet!> 18" deep, S~E:::CL:-:::F-=----":--:---- SIlk kmonos, never ....orn ,IJI.UJK many otber Items Fflday flshlllg, etc , With golflllg wants to rent small apart- 1\0" long $400 2 wmg back Propelled Lawnboy 882-5622 llt'alOy Lah.e vi pond"lde '\1:.0, ladICS dresses .lr.d Selldld books and Saturdav 10-6 3 Wel- ment or cafllage house III chairs $250 Each good I eal bag, '* h p , 2 yeal:> I PRECIOUS Moment collec Units available coats Portable eledflL bought and sold ltngton Place Grosse the POlllte~, contact Tom conditIOn Prices l>et $175 882-4797 hon - 25% below retaIL therapy bench Indoor V1IItage VIdeo Rentals -=P_o:.:.lll:.:.t:.:.e_C::.:'I..:."ty~_ BAYHEAD REAL ESTATE .It 886 8099 886 115J MAHOGANY bedroom sets 453 E LAKE STREET Some relired pieces 791 private sale, call aftCI 12 OLD jewelry, old \\atches GARAGE Sale Schwmn Petoskey, Michigan 49770 WIDOW seekmg 2 bedroom ASSORTMENT of Silver 8 HepplewhIte dmmg room 9576 nooln Bakrgam o~ dll to We sell, ....e bu~', we trade paperboy bike, $7500, yard lower, air, cadIeux/Mack trays, vegetable dl!>hes, ch a 1rs(mahogelny) 882- KITCHEN cabmets, Menl. F (616) 347-3572 (616)347-7690 2 2 ea mar et 885 2209 KIl>kaJewelers: 63 Kerche- good!>,I and 2 yard pieces, area 885-7028 etc , etc Bone cbma cups =:-5-:-6=- _ lat, full gram oak roused DINING t Eth All I I G P F old typewflter, basement SHANTY Creek/Bellaire, FORD Executive, POinte re and !>aUCl'r!>Dmner ware- FOUR matchmg upholstered panel Excellent condillon, se , an en va, rosse OInte arms unholstered cbalr!>, girl's MlChlg ) I ~ -- --~-~---- ... .. w -...... y r ••• 'i" ...... _...... ,.,...._...... _ ..-=...:__ .. _ ...- -..>-.------4------ Thursday, August 7, 1986 Page ~en-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS llA CAllS FOR SalE - 11C. CARSFDRSALE- IlA GAR A ; YARD; 811.AUCTIONS/ESTATE 811.AUCTIONSIESTATE 8A. GARAGE;YARD; 3D. ANTIQUESFORSAlE 10 MOTORCYClESFORSAlE CHRYSLER G.M. IASEMENTSALES BASEMENTSALES SALES SAlES 1983HONDA Enduro 600 c c 1982 DODGE Charger 22, 1984SEDAN deVIlle, 4 door, HARTZ RAINBOW ESTATE ESTATE Sale - l'heslnut APPRAISAL SERVICE KENNARY KAGE - street and/or dirt, 350 air, crUise, rear defrost, burgundy, velour seats, dmlng room ::.et with buf- In::.urance/Estate Tax Du- ANTIQUES Actual miles. Stored stereo, louvers, 4 speed, power wllldows, locks, HOUSEHOLD SALE fet, hutch 6 chairs. 31 Mouchelle's offers both In wmters, like new! Call excellent conditIOn 884- seats, trunk, excellent con- SALES 419 BELANGER leaves pads and linens home and In gallery Wrlt. Open Wednesday, Thursday 1682 dltlOn, ask for Dldne 1184 , GROSSE POINTE FARMS $900 Pro size 4'x8' slat~ len appraisals for a fee, Friday, 12-4 p m. after 5 p m 774-6887.Tom GRAN D \off Chalfonte) pool table ....Ith pmg pong I frt'C verbal appraIsals are i Saturday, 9 a m to 4 p m 1983KAWASAKI GPZ 1100- 1984 CHRYSLER New --=.6960.:...:...;. _ MOVING SALE I<'nddY Auguslll lop and all acct's::.ones. available at the gallery I WE BUY AND SELL hke new, 3,000 miles, With Yorker, leather, all power, 1980 OLDS Onteg.t Brough- crUise, tilt wheel, aluml- ham - 2 door, 6 cylinder, FRIDAY. AUGUST Il &. \9 a m \p m ) $500 6' padded bar ....llh 21 dally by appointment or I cover 884-2142 SATURDAY. AUGl'ST9 Thl::'lsaonedavwholehouse slools $JOO Antique aI-I Saturdays wlthoutanap CadwuxatEastWarren num wheels. $7,900 881 front wheel drive, loaded, I 1980-81 HONDA, CB 750 8093 very good ('ondlllOn 67,000 10 00 A:\1 4 ()()P M sale tllat con'tams a great mOire, $100 Large attic pollltmellt 882-4396 custom, black, low mlles, 1980 CORDOBA _ loaded, miles $2,150/best 4% 2173, 535 BALLANTYNE dedi of quality merchan fdll. $5U Klllg-slze head- ESTATEI MANCHESTER 1owner, must see TerrifiC dlse tnat mu::.t 010\ e qUick board, $25 Oale.desk, $100 I ANTIQUE MALL deal 892.7021 black, 6 cylinder, plenty of 822-6013 ROAD Iy We \...11be offenng tOl Executive chair. $50 I HOUSEHOLD WE INVITE YOU TO THE 11. CAliSFORSAlE - TLC, reasonable offer 196b LESABRE, good condl' GROSSE POINTE '>ale Furmture black lac Black/rust/brown cou<.h SALES MANCHESTER AMC After 5 p m weekdays, 884- lIOn, excellent transpol ta- querC'd rocker, Colomal $75 MedIterranean chair. I STREET FAIR 9414 tlOn, $550 791-28112 SHORES gold lovcseat, bookcases. green/darkwood, $3U BY Saturday, Aug 9th, 9 a m.-5 CAN you buy Jeeps, cars, 4x4's seIZed m drug raids 1976VOLARE station wagon, 1980 REGAL - V-t., AM/FM 10ff Lake:>hore at antiqued double bcdroom Che::.t deep freele. $150 4 PRESTIGE pm Juned Artlsans, open 70,000 miles, clean, good stereo, automatic, all', ~outh Deeplan(j;, bet ....een ~et. ~lIlgh.>bed, chr<;ts of PIOneer 3 way ,>pedkt>r~, GROSSE POINTE market, and HistoriC for under $l()()? Call for facts today 602.837-3401, tranportatlOn $575 882- movmg-musl ~ell $2,2UO 7 fl !\llh. Road'» dl d\\l'r<; ldd\ "de"k 1mI' 18' x34". $30 each 2 r('d 881 9245 Blacksmith Shop 116East 1 hi" I!' a super mo\ Illg ".lIe 1'01" plcturc~, lhests .\p velvet Cdptdlns cham,. $20 BIR;\llNGHAM Mam, Manchester, open 7 ExtensIOn S-233 4792 -=88.=.6.:..;'-7=-83~9__ -:----:--=----::7 featurlllg the fme"t qu,lll phancc!' m('\ude Whirl. each 30 gallon flsh tank b42.11!:!l8 day!,. 10-5 428.9357 1982 EAGLE SX4 - power 1985LASER XE Turbo black 88 HOYALE Old!>moblle 1980 t) furmlure \\(' h,l\e d pool \\ashel and a nc ....er ,md \\-ood stand, $30 Ddrt ANN Arbor Antiques steermg/brakes, all', 6 on black, loaded, sunroof, - clean, power wln- John Wlttlcomb dmlng Kenmoredlver l\h'icelldn board and cabmet $20 Market-M Brusher Sun- cychnder, 5 speed, sun- excellent condition Must dows/brake::./steenng/ tabl .. dnd Ii chall"; IIIltdhan eou'> Item::. 'lI1clude wall Fornllca dmette tabll>, $25 day, Augut 17, 5055 Ann roof, tlllt glass, power Wlll- sell 886-8866 after 5 pm doors, crm.>e, loaded Provmclal "t) 1(' With a "lereo, lmen:> gla:>.>wdre Mdhogdn) colldpslble um' USED PIANO SALE Arbor-5ahne Road, ext 175 dows/locks/ hatchback, 1976DODGE Aspen LE sta. -=88~6=--7_1_2J _ 4.Joor Thomd.>\llle lighted tools la\\ n equipment. Illg room table, $75 Wood USED UPHIGHTS off 194, JOO dealers In tilt, premIUm sound and tlOn wagon - 27,000 miles, 1976 OLDS Cutlass, all', chlOa cdblnet and nldrble book::., ladder::., dnd much table lamp, $2U Knolly F'HOl\1 $395 quality antiques and select more, $3,000 or best offer partially restored, some power brakes/steenng, top .>elvel' to coordmate. more pille fireplace, front, $\0 .spmels Consoles $495 up collecllbles, all under. 526-4408, Tim rust $690 881-8529 I ver) good condition. several Wltllcomb livmg \ Everythll1g must go 111 one Mlscelldneous hou:>ehold Slellmay, Mason & Hamhn cover, 5 am- 4 pm Third 1980 JEEP Renegade - 1979 PLYMOUTH TC3. $1,lOO/best 881-4294alter 6 room pieces lI1cludlllg a da\ I Numbers al 7 30 a m Items. mlseellaneous dnd Other Used Grands Sundav everv month The hardtop chrome wheels, 6' :lutom:ltic, :m, AM IFM -.!.p:...m~__ ---:_--=---:- champagne colorcd ::'llk Fnda~ LOOK FOl{ THE dothes dnd ,>h(le~- ladlc:> AHBI:<..Y PIAl\iO CO ORIGiNAL Meyer's plow, $4,500 cassette, sunroof, very 1976 OLDS 2 door Cutlass ::.of lr• l __~_~....----~ ~ • • YO • ;uq - Q Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.C 11 C CARS FOR SAl£ 110 fOREIGN CARS 13 REAt ESTATE 13 REAL ESTAlE 13 RUL ESUH 13 RUl ESTATE GM All OTHER 11K CARS WANTED TO BUV 17 BOATS AND MOTORS GENERAL GENERAt GENERAl GENERAl----~-- TOP $$ PAID PONTIAC Catalma, 1976 - 1974 VW Super Beetle, sun- 1953CHRIS Craft Holiday 20', GROSSE POINTE FARMS OPEN SUNDAY For junk, wrecked and un- no rust, new tires, automa- roof - excellent condition. Tandem trailer, $4,OOO/best Demeable Cape Cod, brick, AUGUST loth, 2-5 tic, cruise, power brakes/ 886-2776 wanted cars and trucks. FIRST OFFERING offer. 949-4952 4 bedroom, 3 full baths, na- steering, air, radio Great BULL AUTO PARTS 1983 MAZDA RX.7, aIr, 13 REAL ESTATE - tural fireplace, formal din- GROSSE POINTE PARK BY OWNER shape I $1,350 88l-()918 894-4488 AM/FM cassette, 5-speed, GENERAL ing room FlOrIda room, 860 EDGEMONT PARK 1982 OLDS 88 Diesel, air, sunroof, crUise, $6,900/of- I WANT your beat up car HOME AT A LOSS built-in appliances, attach- Spacious 3 bedroom home, Four bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, formal dining room, den, stereo, power steer mg/ fer 549-2561 Bill 372-9884 Days only. I am a 75 year old whIte, ed 2 car garage Newly de- hvmg room With natural breakfast room, porch, large lot, private waterfront brakes, 35,000miles, excel- 1971 MGB Roadster, bright JUNK, wrecked, used cars, hard workmg, hIghly sue- corated, asking $115,900, fIreplace, dmmg room, park lent conditIOn, $3,500 or red WIth black interIor, trucks, ':.ans Free ap- cessful bUSInessman, SImple assumptIOn avaIl- modern kItchen and 2 car BY APPOINTMENT best offer 792-2460 Days, new convertible top, new 776-4529, 777-8352alsal along WIth my older Sister, able garage New electriC ser- 882-7726 882-5848 evemngs vice and other features chrome, new MIchelIn MX • I I' I both under heavy medICa- GROSSE POINTE OLDS Delta 88, Royale, 4 radIals, recent complete lion, reflectIng my UN- SCHOOLS liiiiii 982 LAKEPOINTE - $79,000 door, 1978,automatic, air, tune-up. Runs great, low 1985 OFF Shore 24' pleasure PRECEDENTED phlloso- Three bedroom brIck ranch, power steering/brakes, miles, $2,400 293-9031 boat, excellent conditIOn, phy m the congressIOnal fIreplace, FlorIda room, ------_._~------~ 1_~_. ~ ~ ~~_~.~_~.L " ~ - .. ~ .... - ..... ,..-- ....- ... .- ...... ,.- 'rr,.... ~ ... ------•....,..- ...... ----r" +-. - ...... _ ; $ • $ Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 7, 1986 13 REAL ESTAn 13 REAl ESTAT[ - 13 REAL ESun - 13 REAl ESTATE - 181 flOOR SANDINGI 13H. COMMEIICIAl PROPERTYI I 16 PETS FOR SALE 18 GENERAl SERVICE GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL BUILDINGS "EFINISHING JUST Reduced - by owner LABRADOR, AKC, male, COMPLETE bUlldmg ser- G & G ~1'LOORCO lODAY'S OPEN SUNDAY THREE bedroom, Ill:! bath ST Clair Shores - 12 Mlle/ In Grosse Pointe Woods. brIck bungalow In choice Jefferson Large office chocolate, show dog, rib. vice All types repairs No Floor sandIng profesSIOnally BEST BUYS 1792 Roslyn, 1.500 square 2-5 area of DetrOIt Extreme. down, 3 exam rooms, X- bons, 1 year old 885-4158 Job too small. Licensed - done. Dark stamlng and GROSSE POINTE foot brick, 1% story home. 1304 BISHOP ly clean and well-mamtam- ray room, dark room, Insured Smce 1965, 445- finishIng. All work guaran- SMALL Maltese dog - 10 teed Free estimates New hstmg, 3 bedroom, re- 3 bedrooms and den, well- 4 bedroom, 21~bath Enghsh ed Newly decorated up- operatmg room and of- weeks, to good home Rea- 8674. modeled, brick bungalow, insulated, low utihtIes Tudor In desirable Grosse References dated kitchen and bath, fIces Up"talrs 2 large 2 sonable. 773-4721 IliA. CARPET INSTALLATION 2lh baths, formal dmmg $79,000 Will consider Land Pomte Park neighborhood newer furnace and hot bedroom apartments On- 885.0257 room, gas heat Priced to Contract Call 881.1903 Close to Village and YORKIES - AKC, males, PROFESSIONAL floor sand- water heater Will go fast ly $119,000 shots, black and gold 884- CARPET LA\YING sell under $60,000. after 5 p m for appoInt- schools Large hvmg room for only $38,900 For details NEW AND OLD 109 and finishIng Free es- ment With natural fireplace, for- call Bill Verhelle at Kelly /Whlttler first class 8720 StaIrs Carpeted Shifted hmates W Abrahatn 754 doctor office 3 exam GROSSE POINTE GROSSE Pomte Park - by mal dInmg room, large JOHNSTONE & CHOW - AKC, beaullful, 6 RepaIrs of All Types 8999 i/5 2 family flat, separate basement playroom, rooms, X-ray room, only months, well tramed, $250 owner, 4 large bedrooms, JOHNSTONE $1>,900down, low monthly' ALSO furnace, 2 bedrooms each 2112 baths, brIck ColOnial, screened porch, 2,100 881-6300 331.5823 CARPETING, VINYL 19. MOVING AND STOIlAGE unIt, gas heat Pi Ice re- square feet $115,900 Up- payments 2,300 square feet, hard- PRICE Reduced - charm. YORKSHIRE TerrIers 8 HARDWOOD duced to $48,000 or offer wood floors, remodeled kit- dated kitchen WIth break- ANDARY 886-5670 weeks old, AKC, female Samples Shown In McCALLUM MOVING Easy terms For owner oc- fast nook Library With Ing 3 bedroom brIck Col- chen, newly pamted 954 omal m excellent Grosse 151126EAST Warren, $89,500 $400, male $300 881-4341 Your Home ANYWHERE IN cupant LakepoInte Close to correspondance alcove after 5 30 BOB TRUDEL MICHIGAN Immediate occupancy Pomte Woods locatIOn 17917EIght Mite, $175,000, schools $119,000 331-8482 1591Bournemouth Move- 20881Kelly, $935,000 774-7590Days • Family owned, operated GROSSE POINTE BY OWNER 16A. ADOPT A 'ET SInce 1918 BY OWNER In conditIon, 21 ~ car PALMS-QUEEN New hstmg, 5/5 frame, m- JERRY'S CARPET • Fully Insured, Licensed 1434 BIShop, Grosse POInte 824.1193 garage Central air Open REALTOHS ATTENTION CAT LOVERS come, fully occupied, CALL FOR 886-4444 SERVICE • New trucks, modern eqmp- needs a lot of help, handy- Park 4 bedrooms, EngllSh Sunday 2-5p m or call 884- Three tabbys are free to good cottage, close to Village, APPOINTMENT 5077 ment man speclal $32,900 cash LEASE or buy offlce bUlld- homes Our family has be InstallatIOn repaIrs, all • Plano organ specialty and hvmg room with natural come allergiC "FelIx" - kInds In-home sales, preferred Call for details GROSSE POINTE PARK CHARMING J bedroom lUg With air, new decor dismantlIng fireplace, formal dmmg 3 bedroom Colomal, natural male age 9. long haired, m- Warehouse prIces Over 20 LIST YOUR PROPERTY bnck Coloma I In excellent 1,200square feel 9161Whit • Senior rates room, kitchen nook WIth fIreplace, 2 car garage, Grosse Pomte Woods loca ller dependent type, good years experIence 776-3604 WITH US NOW FOR A bay WIndow, 23'x15' FREE ESTIMATES QUICK SALE completely redecorated tlOn 1591 Bournemouth mouser "Tabu" - female RELIABLE CARPET 776-7898 master bedroom, cedar $34,500 PHC of MIchigan. Move-m condition 2'.! car age 8, grey, loves to eat, Sales and mstallallon 3 year CROWN REALTY closet, 21"2 baths, fmished Inc 772-7710 HENDRICKS MOVERS WORLD garage Central aIr Open I sleep and be loved, the per- guarantee, $2 a y~rd All , L -_!.~~~---~.~-- ..._-""'1._-._._ 4 4'4_- ...... _---- ...... _, ..._----- ...... ------~~-~~~~~~..,.--..,r--o--...-~~~r-..'~~~-~~~...--~r~.-~--~~-,I - j Thursday, August 7, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen-C 20C. TV AND IIADIO I ~ ------IIE!tAIR I 20E. HOME IMPROVEMENT 20£. HOME IMPftOVEMENT 20E. HOME IM!tIlOVEMENT 20f. ROOfiNG SEIlVICE 20H. !tAINTlNG/DECOIIATlNG 20H. !tAINTING/DECOllATING 20H. 'AINTINGIDECORATING T.V. REPAIR HADLEY HOME MODERN IZATION DOUGLAS SHAW ROOFING - SIDING- WOOD TRIM AND GUTTERS $9 SINGLE ROLL WHITEY'S ALL MAKI'~S HOME HENOVATION IMPROVEMENT M.T. CHARGOT Storm wmdows and doors REFINISHING CLJ~T()M PAINTING • Wallpapermg Low rale!>, '>CIllOIdl!>count Hemodellng or RepUlr" A]. 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".. __~ I .- -_..-_----~----- • • Page Sixteen.C G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, August 7, 1986 Lacrosse:ancient Indian sport remains popular today , Ed,it~r's note' John Fowler, strange game in most .parts of the the pomt of the game was to ~arry brought to "civilization's atten- Today, predIctably, all aspects The t~ree ~i~fielders play the boys Ice hockey and lacrosse North AmerIcan contInent - the and/or throw the ball - tYPically hon " (otherwise known as New oUhe game of men's lacrosse have whole fIeld, JOlmng the attack ~oac~ a~ University ~iggett School, Chippewa anq Dakota around the made of wood o~ a wad of.animal England and the mid-Atlantic been standardized Matches are when their team co~trols the b~ll IS butldlng the relatively new var- western Great Lakes, the Huron hall' covered WIth deerskm - to states) when rival Indian tribes played on a field simIlar to a foot- on offense, and falhng back WIth ~ity laero.sse program and report- and Mohawk mOntano, the Pas- the opponents' goal, to hIt a played an exhlbltlon match m New ball fIeld, except that each Sideline the defense when play goes the Ing huge Interest at the school and samaquoddy and Penobscot m boulder or tree, or to fhng it York in 1869.A hOrrifIed New York IS extended 10 feet and the end other way These changes have In the area. The enthusiastic Fow- Maine, the Cherokee m the Carob- through an open two-stake wicket' TrIbune reporter concluded that lines (goal hnes) mo~ed fIve yards opened up the field and have I~r put together this background nas, the Pomo and Mlwok In Call- ~rlbes played WIth as many on lacrosse was "a madman's game, deeper Into both end zones_ The brought diSCIplined defensive pleee on the sport fornia. a SIde as pOSSIble, from a dozen or so wild it IS " "wicket" is now an oversized strategIes mto the game. The stra- By John Fowler The French dubbed the sport la so to hundreds Traditional playmg In fact, that match was tame hockey goal, the net strung back tegies will be famihar to hockey Lacrosse It has been called the crosse, a name borrowed from a fields were more or less open areas compared to tradItIOnal IndIan from heavy pIpe uprights and a and basketball fans, as tenaclO1;ls fastest spo~t on two feet It is a stl~k and ball game of their O\yn, WIthout boundanes and varymg m play From all accounts, about the crossbar cIrcumscribing a six-foot man-to-man defenders mamtalP I , grueling test of strength speed and whIch employed a curved stick dIstance between goals from seve- only thmg a player could not do square goal (36 square feet com- poslhon.betw~n thelI' men and ~e skill The traditional sPort of the that remmded the Cathohc French ral hundred yards to several mlles. was catch or dIrect the ball With pared to hockey's 24.) A net is goal whIle trymg to frustrate or m- Am~rlcan Indian (and Canada's of the bIshop's crosier, or crosse. • (Women's lacrosse toda>' mamlams hIS hand. James Mooney, a late perched on what would be each tercept passes and block shots The nahonal sporO lacrosse has en- The Indian game was played WIth the slmphclty of havmg neIther 19th-century Indian ethnologIst, to-yard line, leaving a 15-yard deep def.ense also plays a sIx-man zone dured over ce~tunes and is now what early observers called sldehnes nor endhnes l who left a detaded account of playing area behind each goal. while the attackers employ cuts, more ular than e er "rackets" or "spoons" Sticks On the larger fields, the native North Carohna Cherokee matches The game was changed funda- dnves, pIcks and ball and man A b~flook into the~lsior of la- were usually between two and tour Ameflcans' play ranged back a~d he witnessed, declared that "aI- mentally between the two world movement, all deSIgned to "feed," crosse shows that It has bee~ pIa _ feet long, WIth one end curved back forth (m what from a spectator s most everythmg short of murder IS wars, when the offsIdes rule was or pass the ball to a teammate for ed for centufles Early explorer~ and secured to form an oval head pomt of view must have resembled allowable" Players controlhng or mstltuted and the number of a shot on goal. WIthout too much tra rs and mIssionaries f nct Loosely strung thongs made a a fox hunt! With the hubbub dlsap- contendmg for the ball were players was reduced to 10per Side question, shots bounce~ off the Indl:s playmg some form o~~he catchmg basket of the head, and peanng over a hIll to the west on- "thwacked, tnpped, tackled, shov- The modern fIeld lacrosse team ground 10 front of the goahe are the ly to reappear later from the ed, and trampled" Injured men has a goahe, three attackmen, most dIffIcult shots to stop woods to the south A town on the were dragged from the held of three mldfIelders and three de- As the hockey player must car- upper reaches of the MIssissippi play by relal1ves while the "game" fensemen The offsIdes rule pro- ry the puck on his stick while look- River was bUIlt on one such tradl- continu('d Match('<; f('atmmg vldes that four men - usually the mg up ICe, so the lacrosse player tiona 1play 109 held of the Wmneba- hundreds of men were particular- goahe and the three defensemen - must mamtam blind control ot the gos, we know it today as La ly dangerous, the melee around a must stay on the defenSIve half of ball in hIS stick's open poc~et, Crosse, WIS loose ball often prodUCing "dlslo- the field at all times, and three whIch he does whIle runmng by Im- The sport of lacrosse was cated Jomts and broken hmbs " players - usually the attackmen partmg a rocking motion ~0\..E. ~ ~,,~~o\~~E. 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