By Donna Walker eagle corning down to attack Its and enJoys It because It's "crea to dISCUSSplans for theIr Ice that are used In U.S. competi- Staff Wnler prey, with its wings up, legs ex- tIve and challengmg " sculpture on the flight to Mos- tiOns are usually molded in The Grosse Pomte Yacht Club tended and talons open. The first tIme he entered an cow, but Green couldn't get hIS freezers, weIgh about 440 pounds IS famous for its water activities, He and two other Americans, ice carving competItIOn wa" m passport m time and had to fly and are 10 mches thIck. Green but MIChael R Green recently Peter Slaven and Kevin Roscoe, February, at the Plymouth Com- out a day later than Roscoe and saId. made It InternatIOnally known also won first place 10 the three- mumty Ice Sculpture Spectacu. Slaven The blocks of ice they worked fOl Its Ice man team event. They had to lar. "So we really didn't discuss with in Moscow were taken from Green, executIve chef at the sculpt 20 blocks of ICeover a Green's sculpture, whIch fea. what we were gOing to do until a local rIver "and had things The yacht club, won two first place three-day perIod. tured four ducks landing on the mornmg the competitIOn like seaweed and dead fish in awards for Ice sculpture at the I TheIr wmnmg entry, titled lough water, placed In the top started," Green SaId them," Green said. Each block I l • Flrs~ InternatIOnal Moscow Win- "Keeper of the Crystal," fea- three 10 the "People's ChOIce" They talked about It for half weIghed about 600 pounds and ter Snow and Ice FestIval, whIch tured a 26-foot crystal city In the category an hour, and decIded to work was 20 to 25 mches thIck. Iceman was held Feb. 49 m Moscow's clouds, a caged dragon, a wIzard, The top three artIsts m that from a drawing that Slaven had "That worked to our benefit, Gorky Park a Hobbit sentry. and a 20-foot event - Green, and New York- done on the way to RUSSIa. because WIth the extra thick- RepresentatIves from 13 coun- unsupported bridge that held a ers Roscoe and Slaven - won The weather was very cold - ness, we could get more of a tnes competed in the show. crystal ball The entire structure the tnp to RUSSiato compete In 5 to 30 degrees below zero - and three.dlmensional effect," Green winneth Green placed first In the md1V1d- was connected WIth spirahng the Moscow festIval the workmg condItIOns were dIf- saId ual competItIOn, In whIch he had steps Green said he bnefly met Ros ferent from Ice competitIons m to carve a block of Ice In three Green, 32, saId he has been coe and Slaven at the Plymouth the Dmted States, Green said. hours HIS wmmng entry was an carving Ice for the past 10 years, competItIOn They were supposed For example, the blocks of Ice See ICEMAN. page 21A
A Community Newspaper Grosse News Vol. 52, No. 14 48 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 50~ April 4, 1991
After the roar March certainly went out like a llon, with major thunder- storms and windstorms sweeping through Southeastem Michi- gan on Wednesday, March 27, The National Weather Service reported wind gusts of up to 53 miles per hour at Detroit City Airport that night. Evidence of the storm's ferocity is shown here. It knocked an elm tree onto Gerald and Donna Bell's house on Yorkshire in Grosse Pointe Park and strewed branches all over their yard. Clearing the mess are Dan Milleville, fore- ground. and Casey Bednarchik of Milleville Tree Service. Photos by Donna Walker
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Fire destroys sports building at Country Club of Detroit
By John Minnis Jor damage to the nearby paddle were without power followmg Grosse Pomte City and Woods He saId one of the firefighters' bUIlt In 1923 after the old club- Assistant Editor tenms courts. the storm. personnel assisting the Farms mam concerns was dousing house was destroyed by fire just The sports building at the Theodore H. Mecke Jr, presI- In the Grosse Po1Otes, some firefighters bUl-mng debns that could have two years after It had been built. Country Club of DetrOIt bmned dent of the prIvate club, saId the downed WIres and trees were re- The two-story sPOlts bUlldmg, been carried In the Wind and Ig- to the ground March 28 dur10g damage is in excess of $300,000. ported, but the damage was not whIch was bUIlt some 10 to 12 mted other fires. high winds. The fire alarm came in at 3:34 nearly as severe as that reported years ago, was on the old polo Mecke saId the country club "The 70 mph winds were like a.m, following a major storm in other communities grounds, about one qualter mIle will rehabIlitate the paddle ten- a blowtorch," said Grosse Po1Ote that moved through southeast. When firefighters arrived at flOm the main clubhouse Can. ms courts and put up a tempo- Inside Farms fire chIef Sam Candela ern Michigan Funnel clouds the country club, the fire had. al. dela said It was fortunate the rary sports bUlldmg. The old Woods yard waste Lightning IS beheved to have were reported and the high ready been gomg for nearly an sports bUlldmg was a good dIS- bUlldmg was used for recrea- in the clear 3A caused the fire, which destroyed wmds knocked down trees and hour and the wooden structure tance from the clubhouse be- tIOnal actIVItIes, observmg the the sports bUlld10g and dId ma- power lines Thousands of homes was completely ablaze, Candela cause the strong Winds could paddle tenms cowts and for a Spring Break said. He qUIckly upgraded the have can'led the fil e to nearby summer day camp for children. warrants support ..... 6A response to a two-alarm, WIth structw'es The current clubhouse was News, ad deadlines 7A Pointer of Interest International day 75-year-old Park resident dies at Defer 8A Lucy Smith Student Spotlight llA in minor house fire on Easter Buying old cars By Donna Walker "I was really concerned about risky, fun 12A Staff Wnter the Issue of drugs, tobacco and A 75-year-old Grosse Pomte Firefighters had gotten one Bon Secours HospItal More letters 13A When Lucy SmIth's oldest son, alcohol, and I was really naIve," Park man dIed of smoke mhala- rema1010g chIld safely out of the Matthew, entered seventh grade SmIth said "I dIdn't know what tlOn durmg a minor fire at his house when a famIly member Pohce suspect an electncal Seniors 16A she became warned. to say to my chIld, because I home in the 900 block of Pem- notIced that the grandfather who heater m the grandfather's bed- Events 17A Would hIe; peers tempt hIm to wasn't fanuhar WIth those prob hved With them was stIll 10 the room Ignited nearby clothing berton Easter Sunday. Woods officials dr10k or take drugs. and how lems." The fire was reported at about house FIrefighters found the Deputy DIrector WIlliam Furtaw could she protect hIm? So she started I eadmg up on 5'45 a m Respond1Og officprs older man 10 hIS bedroom He saId the fire wasn't senous and get raises 18A the subjects. and asked fellow found a bedroom above the ga showed no Vital SIgnS and cardl was qUIckly put out The smoke Business: The parents and school counselors fOl' rage filled WIth smoke, and the opulmonary lesuscltatlOn was was the major problem, he saId butler did it... 22A adVIce residents attempting to evacuate stalted "When my son entered hIgh the hou'3e He was pronounced dead at - John Mmms Obituaries 23A school," Smith Said, "I remember Grosse Pointe: It's askmg some questIOns of some Saturday night! ...... IB people, and they saId, well, are vou aware that we ve formed Fontebonne thIS new group .. fashion show 3B The group was the Substance Overtures Abuse Commumty CouncIl at DSO 5B (SAC!) team at Glosse Pointe South HIgh School, and SmIth, a 'The Long I eSldent of Grosse Pomte Park, Walk Home' 7B was elected chaIrwoman of the Sports: Spring team 10 1984 has sprung 8B Founded III 1982 by a group of cltl7ens concel ned about alcohol Before bu~lding, and other drug ploblems III consult city lC Grosse POlOte and Harper Choose homeowner's Woods. SAC!'s goal ISto JOcrease insurance carefully ..3C For adults, page 14A Classi{red ads 4C
..-.... __ .....-.a. .- ..._ -....£. , "" . ---_._- ~-~ April 4, 1991 2A News Grosse Pointe News Park police Support group continues seek forfeiture As part of Its continued Per- group feels they aJ e no longer of drug funds SIan Gulf support efforts, the needed War Memorial hegan a support Although the war IS over, Grosse Pointe Park pollce are group m January led by two many m the SUppolt group feel seeking the forfeiture of $1,280 therapists tramed m crisis and the need to contmue meeting m suspected drug money reo grief counsehng. Meetmgs are held every covered durmg a traffic mCldent At the last meeting, the group Wednesday from 7'30 to 9 pm March 25 celebrated the end of the war and are open to children, fami. At 4:06 p.m, Park pohce With champagne However, both lIes, fl'lends - and anyone who stopped a motonst for speedmg Lynne DeGrande, A C.B W., and would lIke to share their concern on Mack near Balfour The ClaIre Allen, M A., L.L P, the about the cnsis. driver was arrested when it was group's faCIlItators, pledge to For more mformatlOn call 881- discovered that hIS hcense was contmue the meetmgs until the 7511 suspended At the station, officers found the man was carrymg a pager Interlochen holds piano competiton and $1,280 in cash. The man IS Interlochen Center for the AudItIOns Will be held from 2 unemployed and had no explana to 5 p m at the Dalton Center/ hon concermng the cash ...Arts Will hold scholarship audi- tions for high school pIanists Sat Lecture Hall, Western MIchigan A drug-smffmg dog was urday, Apl'll 27, in Kalamazoo Umverslty PianIsts are expected brought in from the St Clair The scholarship, sponsored by to perform two contrastmg works County Shenffs Department the Irving S GIlmore Interna- from the standard repertOIre The dog's reactIOns mdlcated tIOnal Keyboard Festival, offers that the cash was tamted With a by full tUltion ($13,475) to a high For more auditIOn InformatIOn controlled substance Photo Rosh 8111ars school student enrolling at Inter. and an aSSigned time, contact Park pohce then hegan CIVil Hot gift lochen Arts Academy for the Barbara WIlcox at (616) 276- proceedmgs to have the cash for- 1991-92 academiC year. 9221, ext 472. feited to the department Anthony Urbani of Grosse Pointe Park donated his 1956American LaFrance pumper fire en- Sfrt, James Smith ",lid that gine to Mother Waddles. who has been helping the needy for 35 years at her mission in De- under the forfeiture law, polIce troit. The gift kicked off a fundraiser for the mission. called the Car Donation Program. in Boys Levis Sport & Docker can seek Civil actIOn to seIZe which people are invited to donate their old cars to the mission. They will be sold at a low Jeans 25% OFF* money, property or anythmg else price to people in need. For more information about the program. call Bob Cicci at 540-9822. of value that IS helleved to be connected in some way WIth ~ IZOD Basic Shirts $13.99 drug traffickmg. Lung association He stressed that the forfeiture Clown classes to begin Boys & Mens proceedings are a clvll matter offers free camp T-Shirts 25% OFF* and are entered mto at the rec. for asthmatic kids The Grosse Pomte Clown Students from the first through ommendatIOn of the Wayne Corps will begm clowmng 12th grade are welcome as well ~;:v~e(QStNG' OUT .~ County prosecutor Under the The Amencan Lung ASSOCIa classes Monday, Apnl 8, at 6 as adults ':~';:\ ~>GvUE' 5S' 7~:,:v: civil procedure, the defendant tlOn of Southeast MIchigan (A. p.m In the basement at Grosse ...... ; ...... :"~-:: ~...... faces the burden of proving that LASEM) IS acceptmg apphca Pomte Woods city hall For more InformatIOn, call Ar- :'~~~~~:~tg~tl>OF~,*":':'";':"' by C c:> IFWB. ~/LTD Corbm's collectwn of cool, llght weight blazers has arrived. Cnsp linenldacron SAVE NOW ON SELECTED APPAREL blends In malze, pmk and navy. Coolest of all, lmen and cotton m brzght blue or kelly green Misses, petites and fuller The perfect toppers for Corbm's trousers figure dresses and sportswear m solId troplcals Miss J sportswear and poplms or colorful IndIa Mr. J sportswear • Boyswear madras or cotton Men's sportswear blend patterns Blazers, 26500 and 275 00 While Quantities Last 'J}-ousers, 7000 to 95 00 Jacobson's LOOK UP OUR CALENDAR OF EVENTS ON PAGE 10B CALL KERCHEVALAT ST CLAIR. GROSSE POINTE Open Thursday Evenings fIf 9:00 884.3630 Visa 882-8970 Mastercard We welcome Jacobson's Charge, MasterCard- and VISA. Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. Until 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wtdnesday and Saturday • ...... ~. . • April 4, 1991 • I. 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MARCUS JAMES E & J BRANDY CRYSTAL GEYSER 1.5 Liter $5 APPLES 58~LB. 99 NEW! $249 Chardonnay,Cabernet 79 $8 Sauvignon, White FRESH Plus get 750 mi. JUICE SQUEEZE 25 Zinfandel SAVE$2.00 $1.00 Mail.in Rebate off next In.Store Coupon • • i purchase of coffee Final Cost $224 SEBASTIANI GREEN BEANS 68~LB. NEW BOXED CANDY :~~~r:JWINES :..~ NEW CROP CHOCOLATE LACE NOW AVAILABLE Sauvignon Blanc II , ...ONIONS 3 LBS 88~ SAVE $1.50 750mi. I J -~------~ ~------.....-- , Sponsoring the campaign along with the " , Pointe adults ~>:~ Grosse Pointe School System are .the Sub- '\ stance Abuse Community Council. (SA~2) ,. 'P." and the Children's Home of Detroit, Wlth should back other civic organizations providing assis- tance. Spring Break ,~~...~,,~.) \.~...... "'- Such campaigns also have the support of 1'( ( ...... (\. .."<:0>.,.... ~...... " :;:'P,ID:l:O-D Z Surgeon General Antonia Novello who has .... ~ ....\...;- 0{ /... dult residents of the Grosse Pointes urged alcohol manufactl;U'e~s to stop, en- are being urged to commit them- couraging college-age drlnk~ng, especul:lly during the spring break tnps to F~Orl?a A selves to an alcohol.free weekend of the entire community about the dangers purpose of the campaign, supports it and is and Texas when the manufacturers distn?- during a special community-wide Spring of drinking and urge students and adults happy to help publicize it. In our view, a ute novelties to promote thp use of their Break from April 26 through 28. to use "peer resistance skills" to offset good sign-up of cooperating Grosse Point- As Superintendent of Schools Edward pressures to drink. ers, especially if the total exceeds last products. Shine advised commumty residents last Those who Wlsh to learn more about the year's 700, would set an excellent example Along with all other comm~mities, the week, "The purpose of this particular purposes of the program, the "peer resis- to the young people of the community. Pointes have seen and felt the Impact of so weekend is to send a clear message to our tance skills" and other efforts to combat Those who sign up for the Spring Break many accidents and fatalities at~ributed to young people that drinking or serving alcol}olism should read the mticles in to- and pledge not to drink or serve alcohol on excessive drinking that the Spnng Break drinks is not necessary to have a good day's issue of the Grosse Pointe News by the Spring Break weekend will be given campaign should serve as a welcome a~di- time." Susan Pearce, student assistance program special buttons in addition to having their tion to the educational programs attackmg In effect, the Spring Break wIll serve as coordinator for the public schools. names published in the Grosse Pointe alcohol abuse. an opportunity to raise the consciousness The Grosse Pomte News agrees with the News. Let's all cooperate. ,, ,, EDITORIAL CLASSlFlED DISPLAY ADVERTISING CRFATIVE SERVICES Robert G. Edgar 882-ll294 882-6901} 882.]501} AND PRODUcnON Pubbsher Pat Paholsky. EdItor JaAnne Burcar, Roger Hagcs, Ad""rtISlIlg Manlger 882-6090 John H. MinnIs, Ass1mn t EdItor Asnstanllo Publuher J. Benjamin Gw«re, M.L. Valentic-Lid~ig, MargIe Reins Smith, Fellll re EdItor and CI_lied Mantger Manlger Robert B. Edgar A5s1swIt AdvertlSlllg Manager Rob Fulton, Spons Edltoc Anne Mulherin SJI.... Pe~r J. Birkner, AdverllSlllg Representative Renee GI'llbam, Assoaa." 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War on crime still needed owthat new evidence points to do- detective work apparently solved the mestic violence rather than random crime, although we won't know for certain Nstreet crime as having b...--enrespon- until the suspects face the court. But inten. sible for the murder of a Desert Storm vet- sification of the battle against both crime eran in Detroit, public concern ought to be and handguns in Detroit ought to proceed. refocused on the state of the urban family. Admittedly, it won't be easy, especially As everyone knows by now, the wife and with the city laying off more than 300 po- brother-in-law of Army Spec. Anthony L. licemen to meet the current budget deficit, Riggs have been charged with the crime with local unemployment rates soaring to although they are still innocent until new heights and with little will and few proven guilty. Yet enough has been resources in Detroit to wage war on ~rime, learned about the murder to inform us hand guns and drugs. That probably leaves that this was not another random street it up to united metro area effort to try to cnme. cut the area-wide crime toll. Even under the changed circumstances, But who will start such a campaign? The however, the murder of the Persian Gulf city is broke but ought to be able to find veteran ought to alert the public as well as some funds. Perhaps businesses, organiza- law enforcement agencies to the need for a tions and concerned individuals could join renewed battle on crime and, as part of with the state itself, which, despite its own lI;thB1"I~p'8Jign,l w~. tb1'iig H'~ ~::~~~, 1ft"0~~~ Q.Ugi.t,.,It4c~.J.lAbm'Htp I' °R~ei-~lllrtd~,:)'i~e."tn~~ qne at"lU'\'fed' "finds e mone I to.steP up a state w~ on: l~ 199s , ' II" But' the state of the family ought to be Th~ question&~1O"1bnger'isllwlletller.thi:! 1.1 examined as well. It is in trouble not only state can afford it. The question now is in inner cities but in suburban areas as whether the state can afford NOT to act to well with teen-age pregnancies rising better protect the lives of its people. Such along with infant mortality rates, drug action should include more protection for Bnd alcohol addiction and welfare loads. urban families whose lives are being de- .,,- The Detroit police department's excellent stroyed through crime, drngs and neglect. Will WCCC reforms work? nce again, the Wayne County Com- peated courses several times in order to munity College board of trustees prevent classes from being cancelled - and Ohas announced a program of re- the teachers from suffering pay setbacks. forms to strengthen lax internal controls True, only a minority of teachers and and avoid repetition of the most recent administrators has been Involved in the scams by school employees. latest scam but previous charges have Appreciation money that would be used to should be open longer so the But how much confidence can the public been raised against unqualified teachers, buIld one could be better student can accomplish hIs! To the Editor: have in an institution that has gone overpaId staff members and others who spent her assignment quicker and through the wringer of reform so many apparently ffid little or nothing to earn Recently Grosse Po1Ote FIrst of all, the hbranes easier. ChrIstian School held its times in recent years without really im- their pay. we have serve the purpose. South and North students proving its academic or financial perfor- thilct annual auctIOn Each Why fix something If It is year this event contributes often had classes held 10 the mance? Among the board's reforms are rules not broke? I use the hbranes school hbrary, whIch enabled Immensely to the ongoing that will permit a course section to be of- quite a bit and I find them them to become familiar And equally important, why should we operatIOn of what may be believe the policies adopted by the board fered only when a predetermined mmi- adequate. WIthIts surround1Ogs.When mum of tuition.paying students has regis- the smallest prIvate elemen- Secondly, there ISno room they need to find something will work this time, especially since the tary school 10 the Grosse new president, Rafael Cortada, is already tered and will ban tuition-waiver students for a new library. I find it 10 the hbrary, they know from repeating any course for credit after a Po1Otes very unfair to take land that exactly where it is and how under criticism from one board member for We would hke to pubhcly grade of C or better has been earned ISused by chlldren for organ- to use it; If the student has agreeing with the state's charges in a pre. acknowledgeand express our IZedplay and use it to build to resort to another library, appreciatIOnto the follow1Og liminary response? These and other reforms approved by the a hbrary that is not needed. It takes longer to find the The fact is, of course, we should be board ought to clear up some of the mess busmesses. TheIr generous Finally, the money that SUppOltenables us to con materIals They usually find skeptical about reform in view of the col. at WCCC but at least two other questions would be used to build a new themselves taking valuable lege's past performances and its many un- remain: tmue our 60 year tradItIOnof hbrary could be better spent. academic excellence tIme away from therr project, fulfilled promises to straighten out its aca- Instead of building a new Can we now be sure that all of the Alter ColliSIOn,Anthony's because they have to ask the demic and financial problems. scams at WCCC have been discovered? one, the money could be hbrarIans eIther how to find Car Wash, The An-ange- used to buy new matenals The latest issues came to light in the And has the board set up a procedure to ment, Beaconsfield Market, someth1Ogor how to use it. wake of a state audit that found some for the old libraries. Secondly, the student can- make sure no new ones are likely to be put Bike Tech, BuscemI's, Cal's A new budding is not nec- teachers were boosting class SiZeS with into effect by the always inventive WCCC PIzza, Denmson's, DetrOIt not go straIght from school essary to Improve our li- and Just work in the library, nonpaying students and students who re- faculty and administrative employes? AutomotIve,EastsIde Tenms, braries Excahbur 10 the Park, FaIr- smce It closes around 3:30 or • They serve the community 4 p m They have to set up fax Market, George DIll effiCIently, we do not have Wi a Democrat Pr1Ot1Og, KIska Jewelers, plans to go to and from an. II run In '92? the space needed to build a other hbrary, which can be omeone llndollbedly wIlli un for pres. Mr C's, Palmer VIdeo, Pe new library, and the cost dead. Instead, at a recent legIslative Issues car's, POInte Hardware, very difficult If you don't Ident on the Democmtlc tIcket Jl1 conference, House Democrats were reas- would be too hIgh 'The drIve yet, or If your parents Ram's Horn, Sabre Lancel, money should be spent 10 S1992 but It IS a measure of the :"llled by p81ty leaders WIth the statement, SIerra StatIOn, Summel. Pal. work and are unable to give depths to whIch the party has sunk that buying new materIals for the you a nde "ThIS is a tIme of opportunity for the Dem- ace, TCBY, Tom's Oyster eXlst10gIibranes. the same questIOn asked In our headline ocratIc P81ty," and the predictIOn that a Bar, Van Boven and Vic And finally, If the school Jenny Kovalcik and school board are spend- appeared In a headhne In the WashIngton DemocratIC domestIc agenda would win Tanny Grosse Pointe Farms mg all thiS money supply10g Post'!' natIOnal weekly editIOn. support by appeahng to "everyday, aver- Mary Kalmink School Board President these hbrades WIth the best The DemocratIc problem IS twofold The age workmg AmerIcans." assortment of materIals and first IS that George Bush won an un- Grosse Pointe But many Democrats fear that If George Longer hours modern technology, why not matched popularIty ratIng as a result of Christian School Bush IS able to mamtam even close to hIS To the Editor: open them more, so that we the natIOn's vIctory m the war m the Per 90 percent populanty ratmg m 1992, hIS I am wl'ltmg 10 regard to can actually use them? sIan Gulf And the second IS that no Demo the scheduled hours of our We should spend a few coattaIls nught enable Repubhcans to crat has even stalted serIOus preparatIOn Library hIgh school hbrarIes Grosse dollars of the mIllion we sharply cut mto or even end the Demo- for a preSidentIal race next year To the Editor: Pomte South and North's h. were gomg to use to buIld a cratic dommance of CongI'ess Would there be an electIOn If no Demo. I'm wrIt10g in regard to branes are not open nearly new hbrary, instead of budd- the library Issue I fad to see crat came m 1992? Perhaps the Democrats should take hope enough to keep up WIth the mg a new hbrary that we what IS wrong with the h- great demand fOJ them don't even nepd Let's use Of comse There mIght even be a lot of from Kevm Phllhps, a Repubhcan-orIented braries we already have. I Many people are unaware the faCIlitieswe are already mmor candidates but none \ldth the popu observer, who says that the "excessIve feel there IS no need for a that a large percentage of lucky enough to have, which larity, recognItIOn and resources With greed" often displayed by past GOP admm. new one because the h- hIgh school students' assign m turn WIll help out these WhIChto challenge the Immensely popular IstratlOns could do them m agam in 1992. brarIes we have serve the ments mvolve hours of re high schoolstudents Republican president Yet the old SPOltSsaymg stIll holds true' purpose, there ISno room for search10g matenals In the Mandy Pangborn Yet the Democrats deny that they arE' "You can't beat somethmg With nothmg" a new hbrary, and the 11brary These IIbranes Grosse Pointe Farms \ , • But with four SOMto clothe and For feed, the extra money to supple- with her and my mother from ing them for a mght out to see ment her husband's income was Phoenix to the California desert, the Foxy Frenchmen. She went tempting So she went to work up the coast from Los Angeles to into some detail about how they everything as a sales clerk in a department San Francisco and across to danced and about how some store Reno, Lake Tahoe, Las VegM women showed their apprecia- and Laughlin. Counting one tion. I don't know how she did it in night in Tonopah, that was five there is those days of wringer washing gambling towns where we con. My daughter a'xlut fell off her machines and having to hang tributed to the economy and my chair - she could not compre- clothes on the line to dry. Every- mother-in-law was in slot ma- hend her very straight and a season thing had to be ironed and it all chine heaven. I would never proper grandmother even know- had to be dampened first - this have believed the intensity and ing about such things. was before wash-and-wear fab- perseverance with which she That trip, I believe, enabled She was my mother-in-law and rics and steam irons. tackled those slots if I hadn't my friend. She died a few weeks switch off: The tears stopped and my father-in-law died, and when seen it myself. my kids to see their grandmoth- But she did it and her house ago a wealthy woman, her riches the baby settled down. she announced that she was ers in another dimension. These was always spotless enough to She showed me how to mas- are the memories I cherish. measured by the number of pe0- going to learn how to drive, her Once after a day.long mara. welcome the priest - if he sage and exercise my children's thon seSSIOnat one very hot slot, ple who cared about her. sons supported her decision. Pn- The memories other people should happen to drop by. She legs when they were infants so she had us take two large, ex- She was from the old school - vately, none of them thought have of her that they shared always had winter drapes and they would grow straight and tremely heavy buckets of nickels mothers stayed home to care for she'd ever pass the test - she with us at the funeral home summer drapes. Before the strong. It was something she did to the cashier so she could con- their children and children lived was a basket case every time she were that she was, above all, a house reflected the season whenever she changed their dia- tinue playing without all of at home until they married. got in a car and by the tIme the good listener. We heard it over change, the walls and ceilings pers drive was over, so was everyone those coins in the way. These were absolute rules. and windows had to be washed. and over again. Yet when women were needed Out of nowhere, it came back else. She was so thorough I used to to me when I was in California Her sons were right. She Another time we traveled with to work in the factories during joke with her that if she cleaned And this quiet, unassuming earlier this year visltmg my flunked the fIrst test - and the our two mothers and two teenag. woman, who never wanted World War II, she joined hun- my house once a year, it would to newest grandson. After I second and the third She made ers to Toronto - six people rep- ripple the waters in any way, dreds of thousands of her coun- last until the follOWIng year. terparts, lunch bucket in hand, changed his diaper, I showed my It on the fIfth try and she had resenting three generations in was paid the nicest tribute the Once she said to me, almost one car. It could have been disas- and contributed to Detroit's re- daughter-in-law what my hus- the last laugh. She drove herself day she was laid to rest. The fu. plaintively, "It's all I know how band's mother taught me years to church, to the market, to the trous, but It was a great expen- nown as the Arsenal of Democ- to do" neral home was standing.room- ago shopping mall, to play bingo and ence. racy. But it wasn't She could quiet only and there were nearly 150 My mother-in-law would never even to go a movie by herself When the war ended and the a fussing baby almost instantly to One evening at dinner at a cars m her procession. women were sent back to their have thought of herself as any- if she felt like It She had one She'd put the crying child in her thing but an ordinary person, kitschy, gimcracky restaurant on I can see her shaking her head kitchens, she resumed her role minor aCCident in 10 years and the waterfront, my mother-in- then-ample lap, draw him to her but she was like a diamond with no tickets. and saymg, "Really, I just can't as full-time wife and mother. bosom and it was like turning a law related how some of her many facets She WM 65 when Two years ago, we traveled believe it" But I know she's nieces had cajoled her into join- pleased ...... r .... ~ ...... .. .. ~" Grosse Pointe News -1 The Op-Ed Page .c.w, .. • --~.-.e... i~~~::/'f...... 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What could possibly Justify Intellectuals have now awak- tml the actIOns of any governmg equality of all people, a reliance pl\ttmg Salman Rushdie under ened to the power of fundamen- coahtlOn. sentence of death? on science, and a belief In reason talism m the IslamiC world, but In Israel, fundamentalIst Jews as the baSIS for discovenng Why are Indians slaughtering If they had understood It better, are the controlling factor In ref- tmth each other in the streets? What they wouldn't have been sur- using to release the West Bank, mfluence stronger than natIonal prised when Mushm leaders con. site of the holy places in the BI- The fundamentalists, on the security causes the Israelis to demned Rushdie to dIe; execu- ble Again, they are small in other hand, tend to favor reh- embrace the West Bank? tIOn is theu' standard number, but control the coalition glOus schools, obligatory reli- Why IS abortion, supposedly punishment for blasphemy, and by providmg the swmg vote gious observance, laws based MuslIms interpreted hiS book as Curiously, accordIng to Wme, upon religIOUSscriptures, and a direct challenge to their be- the fundamentalIsts were op- the subservience of women and hefs posed to settlmg Israel origI- groups not belonging to the offi- Last month in Grosse Pomte, nally. They felt that the (secular) Cial religIon Sherwm Wme, director of the ZIOnists were committing blas- What about American funda- Center for New Thmkmg, gave a phemy by making their own de- mentalists? Founded on religious series of lectures on relIgious CISIOnabout returmng to the freedom, thiS country tended to fundamentalIsm: Christian, Mus homeland, rather than waiting attract dissenters hm, JeWish, and Hindu for a sign from C.ocl But that NEW, LOWER PRICES The theme that ran through Sign came in the form of the Six The first relIgious groups to the vaned relIgIOUShIstories was Days' War - and the fundamen- come here were Puritans, Quak- Fieldcrest Mills has recently reduced its that of a people threatened by talists flocked in. ers, AnabaptiSts - groups that prices on famous Royal Velvet~ towels settled legally almost two dec- modermsm who are findmg sol- They have already succeeded could find no freedom 111 Euro- ades ago, agam an Issue m the ace m a return to the comforts of m changing Israel's laws about pean countries with other estab. with no change in size or quality. We are Umted States? the old relIgIon marriage and mheritance and hshed religions (Lutheran, Pres- passing the saVings along to you. The thread that bmds these "In a world m turmoIl, one of are steadily workmg toward the byterIan, Episcopalian, CatholIc) seemmgly disparate questIOns IS the ways people respond to their formatIOn of a rehgious state By and large, these were people religious fundamentalIsm It's anxieties is to turn to fundamen- who rejected the authoritarian Reg. Our Price been increasmg m strength all tal ideology," Wme saId, "and It Westerners probably know churches that claimed either a more about Muslim fundamen- over the world, affectmg polItics has enormous political conse. priesthood 01' a SCrIpture as the Bath Towel 14.00 10.99 and laws wherever it goes, and quences" tahsm than any other because of path to God. the revolutIOn 10 Iran. But the the mainstream hasn't picked up In each case, the fundamental These groups believed they Hand Towel 10.00 7.99 on it. IStShave a pohtlcal agenda: to fundamentaltst MuslIm Brother hood thnves m Egypt, Syna and could have a dIrect relationship Maybe because the American reshape the government to re With God - a true religious de- Washcloth 5.00 3.99 ConstitutIOn guarantees the sep- fleet then' rehgIous VIews Whe- Northern Mnca, and Iraq is even now poSSibly undergomg a mocracy. aration of church and state, thel' that happens at home 01 "The brand of Christianity Fingertip 5.00 3.99 some of us have assumed that abroad, the outcome wlll affect rellglOus revolutIOn. Saudi Ara- they espoused fit into the politi- relIgion and politics never have our world. bIa is already a relIgIOUSstate, cal agenda of the Umted States Tub Mat 22.00 16.99 anything to do With each other. In India, the Hindu fundamen- as was Pakistan under General - m fact, they created It," Wme We couldn't be more wrong talists reject the seculanzed, ZIS. When Benazn- Bhutto ran said Bath Sheet 30.00 23.99 Garry WIlls takes mtellectuals westernized government handed for prime mmister, she felt It po- to task for failmg to notice the down from the Bntish VIa Nehru litically necessary to don Mushm Their numbers remam large strength of relIgious fervot' in and Mrs Gandhi They oppose clothmg, marry, and have a (Baptists alone account for 20 child thIS countlY' relIgIOUStolerance and want to percent of Americans, accordmg "It seems careless fOI'scholars I'etum offiCially to the caste sys- What difference does all thiS to WIlls' book) And as their diS- to keep misplacmg such a large tem and the dominance of the make to us? taste for modern Influences in the~ body of people Nonetheless, Brahmins Wme thmks It makes a lot of the church grows, so does then' every time religIOSity catches the Pohtlcally, that means they re difference Fundamentahsts re pohtlcal Influence. bed;bath &linens attentIOn of Intellectuals, It IS as Ject new affirmative actIOn laws Ject outside influences and tend Convmced that America IS _r~tore If a shootmg star had appeared - and have hIt the streets, loot- to form a closed society The gOing to the dogs (witness abor- m the sky . (But) relIgIon does mg, rlOtmg and killing modernist mfluences that they tIOn, homosexuality, drugs, fern not shift or waver, the attentIOn Hmdu fundamentalists al e not find a threat are the very beliefs imsm, pornography), they are Grosse POinte Village Shopping Hours: of Its observers does" ("Under yet pohtlcally powerful, but they that Western societIes are based turnmg to SOphIstIcated polItical 16906 Kercheval Mon.-Wed & Sat. 9.30-5'30 God. ReligIon and American Pol- hold the swmg vote between the on separatIOn of church and techmques to mfluence Amen. Phone 881-9890 Thurs & Fn. 9 30-9:00 ItiCS") two maJOI'parties and can con- state, a secular school system, ca's morals through laws 8A .l Apnl 4, 1991 ~ews Grosse Pointe News International day exposes students to a variety of cultures Hunch ed~ of GrOSbePomte schoolchlldlen hdd a special In. ternatlOnal day March 23 at De fer Elementary School The stu dents, chosen by then teachel s to participate, were exposed to Val IOUS cultUl es by local resl dent" and teachels The enllch ment e'pellence Ie; an annual event Anthony "Bear Claw" and Samantha Wix of the Detroit American Indian Center performed tra- Motria Makar-Fedlrko. local dance teacher. introduced stu- ditional Native American grass dancing. dents 10 Greek dancing. Photos by Ronald J. Bernas <. ~andy Van Aimen and students watch as Toshi Tamurcz demo ~b:a\es lapanese _Ti\ing and oTigaxni. , l;l,. Tired of 1rivingacross town to find a good book? Next week you won't have to! Announcing 15129 KERCHEVAL AVE. • GROSSE POINTE PARK • MICHIGAN 48230 • (313) 822..1559 The Book Lovers' Book Store • April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 9A ______-...lo~~ ...... - April 4, 1991 10A Schools Grosse Pointe News • Students Getting VIPs to speak at ULS of the month A trio of speakers WIll keynote rium for the tradItIonal Rmg Orient-ed three Impol-tant events on the Day presentatIOn At that event, Marianne Part hum's first- University Liggett School sched. scheduled to begin at 8:30 am., Safety Club lJle thIS sprmg. Junior gIrls receive theu- class Defer - Bill Denner grade class at Defer LIe- MichIgan State UniverSity rings from members of the sen. Ferry - Ted Huebner mentary School ~:> using the whole language approach PreSident D John DiBIaggIo wIll 101' class. Kerby - Nicholas Karhl address ULS upper school stu- At the same tIme, upper Maire - Kelly Addison in its study of Japan. Focus- ing on meaning. the method dents on Thursday, April 11, at school boys wIll partiCipate in Mason - David Janis 11 a m. Founders Day activities m the MonteIth - Adam Lambright, invites students to use lan- The occaSIOn IS the school's school's dance studio The guest Kristen HlX guage in a variety of func- tions, both oral and written. Cum Laude Society mductlOn. speaker for that event wIll be Poupard - Amanda MIddleton N Edsel Ford II RIchard - Simon and SebastIan The class has written letters ew members to Cum Laude, a Friends of the school and m. Nordlund, Paul Cassleman to a former classmate who natIOnal honor society will be terested members of the com. Trombly - Elizabeth Sloan moved to Japan with her lecognlzed at that assembly. The munity are welcome to attend family. wrote Japanese pubhc IS welcome to attend On FrIday, May 3, ULS will any of these events. For more m- Service Club books and ate a Japanese conduct Rmg DaylFounders Day, formatIOn, call 884-4444. Defer - Joey GavrIlovich meal with chopsticks. Ferry - Brenna Elsey Above, Ashley Bango tries events which kick off the Kerby - Joshua Lawrence eating Jell-0 with chop- school's annual Alumni Reumon MaIre - Lindsay Pettitt sticks while Barbara Powell. Weekend festIvitIes Detrott .:aAmerican Heart Mason - Ehzabeth KerwIn who is of Japanese descent News film critic Susan Stark V Association and prepared the meal. wIll address ULS upper school Monteith - Ann Marie Macon, WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE Kayhan Kashef Pholo, b\ Ron lid J Berna- watches. Below. the group gills assembled m the audlto. Poupard - Kellie Gunn eats chicken teriaki. RIchard - Lindsay Sandercott Trombly - Wesley Cadaret I SINCE 1949 I Library/AV TIME CENTER Defer - Jim Denner 19888 KELLY HARPERWOODS MI,48225 Ferry - David Gillen Open 10-5 372-9685 Closed Wed-Sat-Sun Kerby - Shannon Giroux I I Maire - Chris Moy EXPERT- PROFESSIONAL Mason - Kimberly Rapp WATCH - CLOCK Monteith - Morgan Van- and JEWElRY REPAIRING Tongeren Poupard - Jay McGee All work done on premises and ~uaranteed MemberAWI .NAWCC -MW BBB Richard - Carrie Howe Trombly - Bryan Strobl PUBLIC NOTICE Day camp City of ~rn55.e Jnint.e Michigan COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT OBJECTIVES AND PROPOSED USE OF FUNDS registration A Pubhc Hearing was held by the City Council on February 19, 1991, al which lime projects were reviewed and comments were received concernmg Community Development activities for the 1991 program begins year. Funds totaling $64.500 are available for approved projects Umversity Liggett School, Projects were selected lo meet Community Development Block Grant 1045 Cook Road, will agam oper- obJectIves. Some of the projects chosen are conllOuauons of prior Waldorf plans open house years' activities. Projects selected for 1991 Granl application include: ate a day camp open to local res- Idents. The Waldorf Kmder House, a progI am, rnormngs or full day, Mmor Home Repair Program $4,500 The camp season IS Monday pre-school and kIndergarten, wIll WIth optIOnal beforelafter care YOU DE6EQVE THE Br6T host an open house for prospec- servIce StructUled actIVitIes of Tree Preservation 7,200 through FrIday, June 24 through Qealtor Boards And tIve parents and chIldren on Sat- fered by the school mclude paInt- POinte Area Assisted Transportation Service 3,250 Aug. 2. Three-week sessions, MulLJ11&&rvlCC<5. We June 24 to July 12 and July 15 urday, AprIl 13 mg, bakIng, CIafts. gardenmg, (p.A.A.T.S.) to Aug. 2, are available. puppetry and mOl e BeIo!l8 To Them All Street Improvements 18,500 The speaker WIll be Irene The WaldOlf Kmder House IS \~ The J\llUOl' .qaIDI\ .lS,s~~ured Traffic Signal Comphance,," T< >--. f['c 24,600 Gold7.el'. who< • April 4, 1991 ,I Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A Student Spotlight Conferences scheduled Allison Kade Grosbe;' Pomte North High Each week m thiS column, we School will conduct parent con- Will focus on the work of a stu- ferences the we:!k of April 15 dent It can be a poem. a draw- horn 2 15 to 3:15 pm mg, a short story, a picture of a School will run on a shortened sCientIfic e>.penment or a wood. !>chedule WIth students dismIssed workmg proJect, a book review at 2.15 each day The bus com- The followmg poem was wnt- pdl1leS WIll be notified of the ten by Allison Kaik, 8, a second. change Parents WIll be notified grader at Ferry Elementary by mall If a conference has been scheduled school Her parents are Alex and Ruth Kade of Grosse Pomte Woods Spring Sprmg's here, what a cheer! Spl'lng's flowing, winter's gOing Trees bud, lots of mud Allison Kade Scholarship finalists BIrds fly, plants grow hIgh Four members of the Class of 1991 at Grosse Pointe North High School have been named fi. SPImg IS here nalists in the 1991 competition for merit scholarships. They are. from left. James Murray. Charles Smith. Principal John Kastran. Shannon Sullivan and Melissa Blumenthal. Nearly COMPUTER SERVICE 6.000 winners wUl be selected and scholarship offers will be mailed to them sometime this month. The announcement of the fino1 winnNS wiH b~ .....~d~ in April ar:= ~~:::j-. AceR' (+ ,. OI(IDATA' - A.LEADING EDGE Panasonic@ Office AutomallOn~ .I CtOn 11240 E. Nine Mile Rd.• Warren O~ Between Van Dyke & Hoover ELECTRONICS.INC 757-8192 ext 13 (Service) Winner Open Monday Ihru Fmlay 9.30 am- 5 30 P m Salurdays & Evenings by Appomlmenl St. Clare of Montefalco. for the third consecutive year. finished as an alter- nate to the stale finals in the Michigan Science Olympiad competition. In doing so. they also won ONA RoLL the battle of Grosse Pointe by outscoring teams from Pierce and Parcells middle schools and from Our Lady DELI & BAKERY Star of the Sea. This year, II out of the Open For Business IS students on the team earned medals at the reo Monday, April 8th! Engineers encouraged gional meet. First place medal winners and their Detroit Edison engineer Pamela Hurtt of Detroit helped students at Our Lady Slar of the Sea projects were lake Miller SPECIALIZING IN THE WORLD'S High School bridge the gap between math and science sludies and the world around them and Steve Soranno for BIGGEST SANDWICHES during a classroom visit recentl~JIIW'W'Cb9kld~Hn)'Of'National' Engineers Week. Hurtt joined Bridge Building; David thousariJis oCengineers across the country lliJI~1I9~'Ift6m Detrbil ~diso~ ~ in'lhe'onnut:ll "Stu- Nelson., shown here' with I"" dent outreqch progl'crm Discover "E". which is designed to encoutage interest in the profes. Principal Hank Bura- r sion. Hurtt stressed the need for more women in engineering. urging the students to leave kowski. for Get Your Bear- their comfort zones and enter non-traditional occupations. Detroit Edison engineers spoke to ings. Third place medals about 10.000 middle and secondary school students through the career-oriented Discover "E" went to Theresa Frontera program. and Rose Quijano for Crime Busters. Fourth ~ CORNED BEEF SANDWICH ~ place medals went to Mo- Musicians earn honors nique Fekin. Katie Bersch- SPECIAL back and Patricia Casaceli $3 7S Eleven students flom Glosse plano lecelved l's and Hope Fen. for Picture this: Hillary ,w/Salad • ~ Pointe NOlth and South hIgh ton on plano solo received a 2. VanGorder and Steve Sor- anno for Egg Drop; Andrea schools participated In the MiChl South students Joyce Stuckey FAX US YOUR LUNCH ORDER gan School Band and Orchestl a on flute, LIsa Rlttel on VIOlin, Tucker and Andrea Stodul- Tom Coyle on snare drum and ski for Heat Transfer and ASSOCIatIOnState Solo and En Look For Our Menu InYour Mailbox semble Festival at Eastern MICh stl mg qUaitet members Ben Monique Fekin and Steve Igan UmversIty Rated on a Temkow, Aileen TopacIO, LIsa Soranno for Mouse Trap scale of 1 to 5, all 11 students RItter and Cymblle T1epczynskI Vehicle. Fifth place medals WE DELIVER! scored l's or 2's Iecelved 1's and JIll Esler and went to Tom Franzinger. Pam Atklllson on cIarlllet duet Monique Fekin and Jake 19841 Mack • 885-8866 NOlth students Paul Kuszyn and C, mbIle TIcpczynskI on Miller for Sound of Music. ski on cornet and NIcole Kim on cello eaIlled 2'" ~'" ~~ THE ~~~ GROSSE POINTE Claudine Jahoro -l~j. ACADEMY Shores teen gets 171 Lake Shore Road leadership award Grosse Pomte Farms, Michigan 48236 The Lakeshore YMCA has chosen Claudme Jaboro, 17, of Grosse Pomte Shores, to receIve the ChristIan Youth LeadershIp Award for 1991 The award spot- lIghts young people m the com. mumty who demonstrate Chns- tian values, leadel shIp and an actIve prayer lIfe Jaboro, a member of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, was nominated by the Rev John F Child Jaboro and reCipIents from other commumty YMCA's will be recognIzed by the DetrOit MetropolItan YMCA In Apnl at the metropolltan board luncheon meeting. ServIce to church, school and commumty are high on the lIst of her achIevements She IS m. volved m the Salvadoran Sup ADMISSION TESTING port ProJect, "Bread and MIlk," raising money fOl schools m San Saturday, April 6, 1991 - 9:00 a.m. Salvador She IS a volunteer m OPEN HOUSE the liturgIcal musIc progI'am at Sunday, April 14, 1991 Saturday, May 4, 1991 - 9:00 a.m. Our Lady Star of the Sea, and IS from 2 00 10 t 00 P m Tuesday, June 18, 1991 - 9:00 a.m. an actIve church member Jaboro IS the daughter of Mr Univer~lty Liggett School and Mrs NaJY Jaboro She IS a Grades PK-5 Grade'> 6-8 semor at Our Lady Star of the For Further Information Call: Sea HIgh School and IS vIce and 9-12 at at W,() Brt,ll( 11ft DrivC' Molly McDermott preSident of the Student CounCIl 1045 Cook Road Grosse Pomte WOl,tlS MI IH2 r, She is also on the yearbook com I I mIttee and IS Involved With fo (3D) 884-4444 J 886-1221 renSICS April 4, 1991 12A Automotive Grosse Pointe News Buying an old car is a risky investment but it's fun It seemed like more than com- he has put $14,000 mto the prv- cldence On the way back to the Ject over the past five years - office from Cook & Santoro Inc "and that doesn't mclude any of on Harper in DetroIt, there was my time." It was recently ap- a shiny red 1958 Chevy Impala praIsed for $8,500 For msurance two-door coupe WIth a green-and. purposes, he adVIses, save all whIte Florida plate parked In a those receIpts nelghbormg drIveway The Santoros speCIalize m me. Purpose of the triP to the ga- chamcal repairs for both modern rage where Dave and Dewey Autos and vmtage cars. They'll call m SantoJO work mechamcal WIZ- speCIalists hke body and paint al dry on cars and trucks was to people when they're helpmg a By Jenny King talk about old cars About how customer WIth a restoratIOn - a to find the car of your dreams part of the auto bus mess they How to get one that can be fixed drIfted mto over the years up WIthout spendmg a fortune Today the faCIlity on Harper How to get It for a falr prIce east of Outer DrIve cOnUortably How not to look foolish to famIly shelters new and old Everyday dud friends when you show up m cars and trucks share space WIth a '49 Ford or a '57 Chrysler 1m. VIto Ranks' Immaculate \\hlte penal at the next get together '57 Imperial WIth heml head en The Santoros take care of this wonderful 1938 Chevrolet The red Impala didn't appear gme un del the hood and a WPC Master Deluxe sedan for owner Chris McHale. to be on the market But lack of Club (Walter P Chrysler Club) for sale SIgnS doesn't stop aVid sticker on the Window, a red '66 ~hoppers or Just passersby who T-bll'd With black convertIble top, can't resIst the big questIOn a dainty Austm Healy (WIll It "How much would you take for start?); a couple of red Corvettes, It?" (Few ever come across) and. under a couple of faded It's sprmg It's time to fall In chemlle bedspreads, ChrIS Mc- love WIth a car_ Maybe you'll Hale's burgundy and black 1938 choose to scrub down the wheels Chevrolet Master Deluxe sedan Dewey, left, and Dave Santoro with Vito Ranks' '57 Chrys- that faIthfully got you around RestoratIOn and upkeep of an ler Imperial in front of their shop on Harper. town all wmter and re-Ignlte older car take time and money that romance. Maybe thIS IS the Fmdmg and ordermg parts IS at over. He kept starmg at It and Mattison says "The servIce pro year you'll take the plunge and the top of the list of time-con- finally he asked me If It were a vldes mformatlOn on the way buy a car of your dreams sumers Dewey says It took him 500K," Dave says. "Turns out each car was produced at the fac- After you've nalTowed the two years to get a couple of the fellow was an exchange stu- tory - I can't do much about field a bit and have located a small pIeces of trim for hIS Fury dent from Germany He couldn't changes done subsequently at a few specific models, go see them. convertible. They cost $90 each believe his eyes." dealership or by previous own- And Jf you're serIOus about it, and then had to be replated at ers." CrUlsmg the drlve-ms, vlsltmg take someone along who's cool. addItIOnal expense, he says He Mattison says he has exclusive shows and auctIOns, and check- headed and car. knowledgeable. chased the parts down through "outsIde" use of vehICle informa. This traffic-stopping array of cars includes. from left, the mg newspapers and specIal-m- "The most Important thmg to ads m a car collector magazme tlOn at Pontiac headquarters. '57 Imperial. '66 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray convertible, '66 terest pubhcatIons all are ways look for IS a solid body," says - also a good source of complete For a $25 fee, he logs a caller's Ford Thunderbird convertible, and the '38 Chevrolet. to get in touch With people sell- Dewey Santoro. "If a car IS al- cars for potential buyers vehIcle identificatIOn number mg old cars Some specialists, in- ready rusty, It will contmue to Collector cars tend to SIt a lot, (VIN) and any other relevant m- Mattison bought his 340-hp '68 "With Pontiac HIstorIc Ser- COlTode." as they are not usually used for cluding the Santoros, will fetch formation, and takes these re- Flreblrd in Cahforma, and spent vIces I want to assIst enthusiasts There are a couple of reasons everyday duty, so they have to your purchase for you - for a quests over to the automaker's 18 months of "concerted, full- around the country and provide to buy an old car, says Dave be drIven from time to time, for fee, of course marketing headquarters in Pon- time" work restormg it to brand- them WIth Information about Santoro It's an investment, and troubleshootmg and to keep the Collectors and aspirants will tiac new condition theIr CaJ s as they were produced It'S fun Muscle cars of the '60s parts moving Dave gladly per- be mterested In Jim Mattison's The car in question must be a "It's a perfect as I can make at the factory," he says and convertIbles from any year forms thIS needed functIOn, latest adventure. The Sterling pre-1981 model, he says. Newer It," he says "I entered It m a "One of the nIcest notes I've are hot nght now, he says. sometimes by crulsmg EddIe's HeIghts car nut recently began Pontlacs can be researched platinum competition at the Pon- had was from a recently Wid- As an mvestment, It'S risky Drive-In on Jefferson near PontIac Hlstonc Services to help through the GM division's Cus- tIac/Oakland Club InternatIOnal owed woman out East," Matti- Even faIrly late-model cars m Mount Clemens SpeCIal cars get PontIac enthUSIasts restore older tomer Assistance Center. meet m Kansas City last sum- son recalls "She said she had good condItIOn reqUire constant the respect due them there. vehicles to factory condition or Mattison's own collectIOn m- mer. It won 1,657 pomts out of a read about the service in the upkeep. When you totally fall m When he showed up one eve- trace the Imeage of some beauty eludes a rare 1968 Pontiac Fire- pOSSible1,700, for a gold tro- New York TImes and she love WIth your new wheels, nmg In a 1934 Mercedes-Benz bought - or about to be bought bird Ram All'. He says he knows phy" wanted to know about the 1966 watch out You'll tend to lose al1 500K rephcar he had helped - from a stranger. of only two III existence "It was The enthUSiast also owns a LeMans m her garage that had reason Dewey has been meticu- bulld for a chent, he was gIven "I started Pontiac HIstoric Ser a factory option, available on the 1990 Turbo Grand Prix "There been her husband's_ She's 88 lously restormg a 1962 Plym- the parking place of honor rIght vices because I wanted to assist back of the order sheet," he ex- were only 3,700 bUIlt during its years old - a real dynamo, very outh "Fury .con.vert.!.\)\.e, He $BY .. , ln front. 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'~ iL/ •..I.M ROGER RINKE ~I R-~.Ctl£t(Rf/£Ie 1-696 at Van Dyke in Warren UAC llju,. ~ SMAR7I.EASE 758-1800 ICI ROGER RINKE CADILLAC • GMAC SMART LEASE 36 months FIrst payment plus $500 refundable sccunly dep • April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Letters 13A IS the absolute ultimate In DARE murder of a Grosse POinte Pomte War Memorial Asl>O dlO back from theIr respec wnuectmg hnk flOm om Ignorance Who among you To the Editor: Woods man who was explor- clatlOn, we would like to tlve dutieS m OpelatlOn De commumty to the Gro'>se really believes that the bor- 109 WIth hiS camera m Gua- Note ThIS letter was sent thank all those who attended sert Storm to Jom us on Pomtel s ;,CI vmg m Desclt ders of our neIghborhood, to the Grosse Poznte school temala In addItion to the the commumty-wlde Peace Sunday They were truly dn Storm City, vJllage or indIVIdual board With a copy to the trauma suffered by hIS fam. Party on Sunday, March 24, mspu'atlOn, and we appl e The Wm Memona!'s sup- homes are immune to the Grosse Poznte News Ily, the SItuation was com- to honor famlhes of Grosse clate the sacnfices they have POlt effOlis wlil contmue drug and alcohol problem? pounded by apprehension Pomters servmg In Opera made m servmg ow' country 'tdl thev all come home" What a bunch of ostnches "Welcome to Fantasyland" and msensltlvlty by offiCials tlOn Desert Storm Under Mark Weber's lead Once dg~m, thank you' Let's pretend the problem IS what the SIgnS should say on both SIdes of the border. The party was a great suc- el shIp and WIth the ovel Just doesn't eXist After all, rather than "Welcome to One's heart goes out to cess, thanks to speCial contn whelming suppOli of the Suzy Berschback we Grosse Pointers are not Grosse POInte" Do you truly thIS famJly for the loss of a butlOns from Cavanaugh's, commumty, the associatIOn", Publicity Coordinator busy working people. We believe that drugs are a so. son who IS said to have been Celebrate' Ben Grycan's PersIan Gulf efTOIts hdve Teri L. Hea.-n have nothmg to do but com concerned about the suffer- cioeconomlC problem not pre Grosse Pomte MUSICMake! s, made a difference In the Executive As'>istant mumcate WIth our children sent In the POlntes? Guess 109 of the poor and he was Grosse POinte Florist, Mc live'> of the servicemen and to the President all day God knows, there again Drugs and alcohol are eVIdently 10 the process of MJilan Brothers, Jane women as well as thell faml Janet L. Hooper are no pressures on our kIds I'eally a problem whether documentlOg thIS WIth his Meade, Grosse Pomte South lies We appreciate havm~ Director of Development these days Why would a you like It or not, and de. camera when he was mur Key Club, Grosse Pomte the oppOItumty to be the and Public Relations spite the pure Image you Grosse POinte kId drmk, or dered South Pomte Smgers, Vii. would like to portray to the take drugs? They are all It IS unreasonable for one lage Records and Tapes and metropolitan area outSide well adjusted, affiuent, eter to attempt to explam the Wesley Berry Flowel s In Letters to the editor welcomed the POlntes nally optimistic mdlvldual'> leason fOl thiS speCIfic crIme addItion, the tIreless efforts without a care m the world I was truly appalled by It IS, however, not Without of the countless volunteers The Grosse Pointe News welcomes letters to the edItor the attitude expressed In Wake up. If you doubt It, po:,slbihty that Mr Schomlg were Invaluable - we from readers. Letters should be SIgned WIth a name, ad- rejectIOn of the DARE pro. ask the maid - she'll proba came across something couldn't have done It WIth dress and telephone number at whIch the wnter can be bly tell you that your own gram Bemg a parent of a which he was not supposed out youl reached during the day In case there are questIOns kid had alcohol on hlSlher former DARE student I must to see, yet alone document, We were honored to have Letters must be signed, and names al e WIthheld only breath the last time they say I was totally impressed and he was kIlled Gl'Osse Pomters Norman Ar under limIted cIrcumstances were home. How would you The suffermg of Central by the entire program Each ends, BIll Denier, John Address letters to. EdItor, Grosse POinte News, 96 Ker- know - you're obVIOusly out Amencan and South Amen- Helischer, Becky Roberts, of the reported reasons for cheval, Grosse Pomte Farms, Mlch 48236 rejectIOn IS totally Invahd to lunch can people IS a matter that John Stlckford and Joe Va- "The MIchIgan model "It takes up too many most U S citizens are umn hOUISof classroom tIme." Of health program currently formed about The SItuatIOn course we all know that bemg taught m the schools In Guatemala is particularly every single academIC hour by staff members exceeds the VIOlent and the gross VIOla- DARE program to In whose IS so much more Important tion of human rights should than keeping kIds drug free opinion? Define exceeds be a matter of ow' concern You make It sound as if It Who decided that It does - Over 40,000 Guatemalan Clt and in what way? I, as a takes the place of major por- Izens have been slaughtered tions of the curriculum, Grosse Pomte parent, have by a cruel and mahcious gov- WhIChIt does not How much never been made aware of ernment m recent years A thIS program. I was made time IS It worth to provide a good deal of thIS oppressIOn aware of the hIghly success- and VIOlence IS subSIdIzed by proven program which may ful DARE program Does the U.S tax money actually make a difference fact that a program IS taught I would hke to suggest "No teacher or counselor by staff members make it that the Grosse Pomte News Involvement eXIsts m the superior? Here we go with consider the POSSlblhty of in- program." The same can be elitism agam. cludmg articles concermng saId of the GIrl Scouts and ObVIOusly thIS was a deCI- the pohtlcal, SOCIaland eco- Boy Scouts; does that make sion made without external nomIC problems of the neigh- them bad? ThIs sounds like mput. Why don't you ask bors so close to ow' borders the teachers umon talking parents and kids who been along WIth recommendatIOns strict protectionIsm mvolved in the DARE pro- for helpmg them work out Wouldn't It be a shame to gram My entire famIly their own problems m theIr demonstrate that a non.cer- hopes you WIll conSIder the own way tIfied teacher - a volunteer kIds and reconSIder your I did not know Dean pohce officer who truly cares truly unfortunate deCISIOn Schomig, but I suspect that about our kIds staymg off James C. Frick thIS might be an appropriate drugs - can do a magnifi- Grosse Pointe Woods way for members of his com- cent Job of providing thIS valuable program. munity to honor hIm. "The program was devel- Kay Gee oped for inner cIty use - not Murder Grosse Pointe Park for Grosse Pointers' social To the Editor: and economic backgrounds" The March 28, 1991 issue Thank you loosely translated to "our of the Grosse Pointe News To the Editor: snooty neIghborhood to ThIS earned B. story., about t~e On behalf of the Gross':L,j ~ ••••••••••••••~ ~ W~ gUm o/~,67~ : II II I: 1991 CORVETTES I TUNE-UP SPECIAL I IN STOCK 95 FOR : $39 plus : IMMEDIATE pam I DELIVERY I ' " Get A Free Electronic I Systel{l Analysis With Tune-Up I I I I I 1990 IIRED" CORVEnE I I I I I I I BREAK SPECIAL I 95 most : CORVETTE "SUPER" SPECIAL : $79 ~ I 2 t POINT SAFETY INSPECTION 21 point Safety Inspection I • Replace Pads or Shoes o II\SPllCl Bra1 - - - -...- - __ A.. .. _ .... __ • ~ __ ~ __ ~ ~ __ ~ ~ __ 14A News 'Spring Break' without alcohol? We dare you By John Minnis are sendmg to young people, Adults are asked to fill out a The Sprmg Break weekend of. Our chIldren notlce thIs and gIve to those w~o pledge not to Assistant Editor Blakely, of the Substance Abuse Spnng Break reservatIOn form fers adults a chance to practIce Identify alcohol as a necessary use alcohol durmg the we~kend Can you go a weekend wIthout Commumty Council (SAC'), the and mall It to SACl or drop It off the same peer.pressure resls mgt edlent m all socIal events m Apnl. She hopes they wIll be a drmk? It's a lot harder than Chl1dren's Home of DetrOIt and at any Grosse Pomte hbrary, tance skIlls they expect of their "Ddnkmg IS part of any able to gIVe out all ~f them h Id you thmk the Grosse Pomte Pub!tc School pub!tc 01' pnvate school 01' Hal'- chlldlen event" she said "It's not done "Adults thm~ thiS ,I,Sa c I. - That's the messag~ orgamzer,~ System are promoting an alco pel' Woods school. Those who re- Thele ,are always reasons why mtentlOnally by adults I dId It ~:e~ and te~11plOblem, .s~~ :1"d of thIS year's "Spnng Break hol free weekend Apnl 26-28 turn the reservatIOn form will we can t honor a no.alcohol myself a thousand times without It s not It s a society plO e . weekend would !tke adults to Adults in the POlntes and Hal" get a Sprmg Break button to p,ledge on a partIcul~r w~e,kend Ieahzmg It " Blakely stressed that the learn per Woods are asked to pledge to wear durmg the weekend 1m gomg to a weddmg, It s my "Adults have to become aware not drmk 01' serve alcohol durmg bllthday; I'll be on vacatIOn, I Actually, the Idea of an alco Spl'lng Break weekend does not of the fact that they are subject the deSIgnated weekend m Api'll, Blakely said adults receIve all have a busmess meetmg; we're hol.free weekend came flom mean that its orgamzers - 01' to the same peel pressure that whIch IS NatIOnal Alcohol kmds of pressures to drmk haVing a family gathenng. teenagers, not adults Last Octo. paltlcipants - are totally op. they l,.ntlclze theIr kids of not Awareness Month. The names of when, perhaps, they really don't But the fact that there IS al. bel', some South students came posed to alcohol consumptIOn. bemg. able to leslst," said Mary those who pledge to honor the want to Such pressures can ways a reason to dnnk IS exactly up With the Idea of a "No.Use The weekend IS merely to make Ellen Blakely, chatnvoman of no alcohol Spnng Break week come from a hospitable host, the pomt of the Spnng Break Weekend" Though planned people aware of why they drmk the Spnng Break weekend "I end will be pnnted - upon ap- others are self.generated, such as weekend hastl1y WIth !tttle ple-pubhclty, and the messages they at e send. get the same pressure myself - proval - m an ad m the Grosse not wanting to offend a host, Blakely saId that when we 700 people pledged to honor the mg to youth pIe"sUle to have a dnnk" Pomte News on April 25. feeling compelled to order a plan a family get.together, the No Use Weekend "We are not prohlbitlOmsts," To make adults aware of the 'The mam pomt IS that It IS drmk where liquor IS served and first thmg we do IS make sure she saId "It's Just to raIse pressmes they face to consume an adult centered weekend," sold 01' Simply not wanting to be we have the alcohol on hand Blakely sald 5,000 SPI mg awareness among adults of the dlcohol dnd the messages they Blakely SaId different that Uncle Joe likes to drmk BI'eak buttons were 01dered to kmds of pi essUie out there" Spring Break resistance skills for adults ask your kids for help The fifth.gt'aders m Grosse tease you or cajole you WIth, problems), It IS probably best to tlOn Pomte are VISited each sprmg by "Come on, one drink won't hurt aVOidthose types of settings for If vour wine glass is automati. IlIgh school students who spend you" Of course, the pressure awhile unttl yoU!' self'ldenttfica- cally filled at a formal dmner an hour teachmg them "peer re- may be much more subtle - a Sob er tton as a non.drInker IS a bIt party, you can ignore it; if a slstance skills" They learn how look of surpnse or dlsdam - or stronger. But If you know you waitpel'son comes around WIth a to antICIpate situations In whIch more dIrect - "Don't want to be want or need to attend a partlcu, bottle of wine, you can ask if they may be offered alcohol or a SOCiabletomght?" We teach the thoughts lar functIOn, Just make sure to there IS a non.alcoholic choice; if cIgarette, and how to refuse children not to gtve excuses but plan a bIt in advance Bring a toast is being offered to a bnde those offers in an appropriate to simply repeat their "No yoU!' own beverage; spend time and groom, you can "toast" WIth way It has occurred to some of thanks" in an assertive voice, WIth others at the palty who do your water glass or SImply lift us planmng to partIcipate in the several times if necessary, be. not drInk or drink very little. the wine glass to show your sup. Spring Break weekend that per. cause we don't want them to get We tell the children that this port and best wishes It is more haps as adults we mIght need worn down m a debate about the technique is called "strength in custom than requirement that some brushing up on those same issue. (This is called the "broken numbers" It is rare nowadays to we face in most social situations. skills, So here goes: record" technique.) be the only non.drinker In most Of COw'se,during Spring Pressure to drink comes in But as an adult you may feel students as "heavy" pressure. adults are most lIkely to encoun. SItuations - you may JUst not Break weekend you have a built. four baSICtypes or styles, and more comfortable offenng a rea. This may be a friend who won't tel' - and IS probably the most have been aware of these others 111excuse not to drink, and quite requires shghtly different res. son for your refusal, especially if take no for an answer, and buys difficult to resist. No one is di- before because you were not one possibly a bUllt.in conversation ponses "Friendly pressure" is you are m a business setting you/brings you a drink anyway rectly pressuring you to drink, of them. starter as well: "No thanks, I'm what we encounter when asked with a client In that circum. or calls others' attentIOn to you. but the situatIOn itself is such In talkmg with other adults a role model this weekend!" And in a restaurant or by a host or stance, a SImple, "I'm watchmg The simplest way to handle this that everyone seems to be drink. about situatIOns whIch make you can point to your Spring hostess at a party, "May I bring my weight," or "I'm on medica. IS to smile, ignore the drink and ing and having such a festIve them feel uncomfortable if they Break button with pride. you a drink?" This type of pres- tion," will usually suffice. Offer. change the subject. And, unless time that you feel very left out if do not drink, the issue is usually One final suggestion: All sure is most easily handled by ing to buy him another drink If you are trapped at a dinner ta. you are not drlnkmg (a tailgate that they fear causing others' sixth-graders received "peer reo saymg, "Yes, I'd like a dIet soda he wants one or simply your ble, take advantage of the earli. party, a bar, a celebratton at discomfort. (Because of my job, I sistance skills training" last (or a Perrier, or tonic and lime, tone of VOiceWIll convey to your est opportunity to drift over to whIch numerous toasts are being used to sometimes feel the need year, and fifth.graders at most of or Vlrgm Mary, etc.)." No ex. companion that you are notjudg. another group of people who are offered). to order at least one drink so our elementary schools will have planation is needed. ing hiS behavior, you are SImply not as interested in what you If your commitment to not that people wouldn't think I was been trained before Spring More dIfficult IS what the fifth. makmg a choice for yourself are or are not drinking. drinking IS very senous (because Carrie NatIon!) But there IS al. Break weekend. They would be graders learn as "I dare you" OccaSIOnally you may be in a \ But "mdirect pressure" is the of problems you've had with ex- most always a polite, mconspi. excellent sources for fwther pressure. the friend who may SItuatIOn which we describe to type that both young people and cessive drInking or other health cuous way to handle the situa. coaching on thIS subject. ~gsi1W$.n&J£u.1~e~ro~'!mt:w~4~e!!f1ooStaff Wn(er 'i<'ar~t' PuC1IC Swet;' Depart. Youth Assistance Pi'ogram" Judge F~ces Pitts.t:. r!J'it~!!~~e~:n~~:OOI~ Ifa ~rson'Is convlCted.rsn oper{lt. ana nome. Youths who dnnk alcohol are ment. "That's called officer dIS "If It's a"~fi;:st-ti~e ;tfen~':"' ~"'1'n5wever, fi' he 1it- 'given tjfu'~>-1Wg a~ot6r vehicle-u:6.Clerthe in- < A'J1erson convicted 'of OUIL or nskmg more than a hangover cretion. But this department and Jensen saId "and no one w~ opportunity to enter the Youth fluence of intoxlcatmg hquor VBAL for the second time may and par~ntal pu~ishment - th~y our director do not enc~ura.ge of. hurt, and the kId has a good at- Assistance Program and success. (OUlL) .01' operating a motor ve. receive up to one year m jail, up could wmd up m the Juvemle fieers to let them go WIth JUst a titude, I'll recommend him to the fully completes the program, his hlcle WIth an unlawful blood al. to a $1,000 fine, up to 12 days of DIVISIOnof Wayne County .Pro- warmng, because that doesn't Youth Assistance Program record Will be wiped clean, ac- cohollevel of .10 percent or more community service, and discre. bate Court or the Grosse Pomtel help anyone." which is a voluntary program' cording to C Sartor, progt'am co- (UBAL), and it is that person's tionary rehabIlitation Harper Woods Youth AsSIstance If th~ mm.or who IS tIcketed IS He has to want to go mto that ordmator first offense, the munclpal 01' dis. He WIll also receIve substance Program. also a Juvemle (age 16 or u~der), program, no one can force him to In the Youth AsSIstance Pro- tnct court Judge may order hIm abuse screenmg, SIX points on In Michigan, mmors (under Jensen usually sets up an mter. go into It. But If he has an atti- gram, the Juvemle may receIve to spend up to 90 days In JaIl, hIS drlvmg record, and hiS ]j. the age of 21) can be arrested by vIew with the youth and hiS par. tude that I don't like or If he's a pnvate and/or group counseling, complete up to 12 days of com. cense WIll be revoked for a mmi. the police for ~erely possessing ents at the police statio~ . repeated offender, I'll send him a work-service proJect, mforma. munity serVIce, pay a fine of up mum of one year, with no reo alcohol And, lIke adults (over The. p~ose of the. mtervlew, straIght to probate court." tlOn about alcohol and other ~o ~500, and complete a rehabil. stncted lIcense allowed. the age of 21), they can be ar- he said, IS to deterrmne the ex. S d b h Ch'ldr' drugs, and referrals to treatment ItatlOn and treatment program The third time a person is con. rested for havmg an open intoxI- tent of the Juvenile's drinking H pol1SO reD y _t e h IG en s programs Sartor said. at hIS own cost ' vlCted of OUIL or UBAL it is a to h. I hI h th t th orne 0 f etr01t t e rosse ' . . ' cant m a mo l' ve ICe or opel" pro em, weer or no e P t /H W d Y Persons 17 and older who are The offender must also un. felony, WIth a Jail sentence of 1 atmg a motor vehicle while child needs professional counsel. AOIr: e arpPrer 00 south accused of committing an alco- to 5 years a $500 to $5 000 fine under the mfluence of intoxicat. mg, and the family's willingess _ ssIstance ogrdal.m IS an early hol-related offense are usually dergo and pay for a mandatory up to 12' days' commu'nity ser: I t I th bl mterventlOn e mquency pre- . substance abuse screemng. . b . mg Iquor. 0 so ve e pro em. 1" charged m mumclpal or distnct Vice, su stance abuse screenmg "It's up to the pohce officer During the mterview, Jensen ven IOnprogram. court. In addItIon, SIX points will be and dISCretionary rehabilitation whether or not he tIckets the kid and the parents also determme If a youth is convicted of a The followmg IS a lIst of op. added to hIS drivmg record, and HIS license IS revoked for a and bnngs him into the statIOn, where the y~uth will.1J:e. sent cnmmal offense m Wayne tIons local judges have when hIS driver's license WIll be sus- minimum of five years, with no or tells hIm to dump the stuff next - to the Juvemle dIVISIonof County Probate Court, that of- sentencing offenders conVIcted of pended for SIXmonths to a year. restncted hcense available and and lets him go with just a Wayne County Probate Court for fense could stay on his record a drinkmg/dnvmg offense, as However, he may be able to get six pomts are added to h~s reo warmng," said Detective Dan a hearing and sentencing, or into until he is 24, according to prOVIded by Grosse Pointe Park a restncted lIcense, allowmg hIm cord If you seek a pleasant evening out, just look around you By Ronald J. Bernas do without alcohol. But they IS a fun way to go to the movies. neighborhood, and you get a lit. School will present Cole Porter's Staff Wnter may mclude something drastIC, "Open Doors," an Italian tle culture thrown m for free !fll "Anythmg Goes" at the Grosse OK So you'v~ decided to give like - gasp - crossmg Alter thriller, plays all weekend. In On Saturday, Apnl 27, Kldeo, ~ ,\,li IJ~ P0111te Performing Arts Center up alcohol for thIS weekend. Road. Or worse - Vlsitmg the the afternoons, "Juke Jomt, " a mUSIcal trio from Toronto, will {f. at Grosse Pomte North HIgh Now what? west SIde part of the DINs senes of Amer. perform at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. School. Tickets are available at You don't have to SIt at home Here is an incomplete hst of ican films lor Afncan Anteri. On Sunday, Apnl 28, the DIA ~' Village Records al1ll Tapes in Just because you don't want to fun and interesting things going cans, will show at 1 p.m The presents its traditional Brunch "J. ,~ \l Grosse P0111te,or by calling 343. be tempted at a bar, even on during Sprmg Break week- film senes salutes films made by with Bach featuring chamber • 2140 though there's no law saying end. Independent black producers music by Mendelsohn Two dif. ~ For mUSIC, drama, laughter that you have to drmk when you The DetrOIt Institute of Arts is from 1927-1950. At $5 and $350 ferent menus are available, one IS ~ and tears, a VISIt to the North go to a pub open all weekend. A visit to the respectively, the films are less expensIve. Or if you don't'~ Rosedale Park Community There are plenty of thmgs to DetroIt FIlm Theatre in the DIA cheaper than the ones m the want to eat, there's seats on the ~e &.~ House In Rosedale Park will fill stairs for even less money. Res. your b1l1 The hilarious "Little r ------., ervatlOns for Brunch with Bach r Shop of Horrors" will be pre. I must be made by noon Saturday. sented Saturday only For ticket , I now offers speCIal packages to l' • , '.''''' II , Th en ~t 3 p.m. two IocaI au- 11110rmatlOn and reservations, I • _• I thors, Ahse Alousl and Jose L. opera-goers including thmgs like call 272.7706. ~ E5 Garza will read from their new a room, good tickets, dessert af- I I works as part of LINES' New terglow, transportatIon to and The Grosse Pointe War Memo- I YES.' I want to be a part of SPRING BREAK I writing at the DIA Cost is $3. from the theater and room ser. nal's Koncerts for KIds series I For more mformation about vIce breakfast. Call the MOT at presents the "SongSisters" per . n. GROSSE POINTE on APRIL 26...27 and 28'.1. I any of these events, call 833. 874-7850 for more information. forming chIldren's music on a I • . I 2323. Maybe the opera's not for you variety of folk mstruments at 11 All the world's a stage, and So if you stIll want hIgh drama, a.m. Saturday, April 27, at the I --- I will not drink alcohol on that weekend. I just to prove It, here's a lIttle pop over to the Henry Ford Mu. War Memorial. TIckets are $4 I I samplll1g. seum Theatre and watch the for children and $5 for adults. One Singular sensatIon maChInatIOns of the Hubbards m For InformatIOn, call 881.7511. I will not serve aIcohol on that wee kend. WIll be L 11' H 11 ' rfi I I --- I at the Fox when the natIOnal I Ian e man s powe u, "The There's also a Grosse Pointe I I farewell tour of Broadway's most Little Foxes" Call 271-1620 for Symphony concert Sunday, April I will host an alcohol-free party. I successful and longest.runnmg Il1formation. DInner is avaIlable, 28, at 3 p.m at Parcells Middle I --- show, "A Chorus LIne," starts too School. I I Its run Apnl 23 It closes Sun. If you want drama, but don't hlf ~othmg above Interests you, --- I wish to have my name published in the Grosse Pointe News as I day, April 28 For tIckets, call want to travel, check out Grosse t ere s always the Detroit Zoo, I a Spring Break participant: Tlcketmaster outlets POll1te Theatre's production of the HIstorical Museum, Green. I ------I For a dIfferent type of musical "Berkeley Square," a romantic field VIllage, The Science Cen. II G P' I'b I theater, head on down to the tale of tIme travel Showtlmes tel', Hlstonc Fort W8yue, the I Coupons can be dropped 0ff at a rosse omte I raries and Masomc Temple for Mozart's are Fnday and Saturday at 8 Cranbrook laser hght show, I schools, public and private, as well as Harper Woods schools. Or mail I comIC masterpIece, "The Magtc pm at the Grosse Pomte War Belle Isle, and . I this form to SAC2, P.O. Box 36150, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236. I Flute," presented by the MIchl' Memonal. Call 881-4004 With a lIttle Imagtnation and gan Opera Theatre And why not For something more mVlgorat. some get.up.and.go, it's possible ..------.1 make a mght of It, the MOT mg, Grosse Pomte South HIgh to have fun. • April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News ".,,,News 15A mdhon m 1988. Compare that wIth alcohohc beverages, whIch could be Why is it so difficult to say no? the total preventIOn and educatIOn used for preventIOn and treatment Havmg Just spent some tIme look. budget for the NatIOnal Institute of (Alcohol abuse and alcoholIsm cost hosts and hostesses are displaymg InformatIOn Service What mdustry Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism fOl' our country $120 bIllion a year,) We mg at how to say no to an offer of a non.alcoholIc ChOlct!S much more drmk, perhaps we should also look could absorb such a precIpItous drop that year $2 milhon And we won. know that cost does have an effect prommently so that guests do not m revenue? at why that seemmely Simple actIOn del' why kIds thmk that drmkmg IS on consumption by young drmkers, have to ask for them speCIfically (AI. IS so dIfficult The answer hes m the ApprOXImately 30 percent of the harmless and everybody does it? and yet m many cases a SIX pack of though one fnend saId she stIll looks SOCIal chmate m which we functIOn, populatIOn of the United States The alcohol Industry says that beer IS cheaper than a SIX pack of forward to the day when her diet and all the mVltatlOns to drmk, both doesn't drink at all But of those they do not encourage underage pop Coke IS served to her m the same hIdden and overt, that we encounter who do, 10 percent drmk 50 percent dnnkmg. But how many adults tYPI And we can demonstrate to our crystal glassware that those drmk. each day of all the alcohol consumed The al. cally drink beel' whIle playmg vol- chddren WIth our behaVIOr that we mg champagne receive!) InVitatIOns Sprmg Break weekend IS intended cohol mdustry could not easIly afford leyball on a beach, durmg hmbo con. do not beheve that drmkmg IS a nec- more commonly request our presence to make us much more sensItIve to to have those people moderate theIr tests, whde surfing, or whIle slttmg essary part of all occasIOns Our for a "receptIOn" pnor to an event those inVItatIOns, whether they come use Therefore, even though these next to dogs playmg a plano? A re- chIldren's use of alcohol IS reflectIve rather than for "cocktaIls," mdlcat from lOVing frIends - who have also beverage producers plomote "reason- cent survey showed that the average of our own. They are SImply the mg that other chOices WIll be avaIl. able dnnkmg" and "know your IIm. 8 to 12-year old chIld could name 5 2 products of a culture whIch condones grown up m thIS culture and learned able. For, as much as we WIsh to that to be a good host or hostess m- It" campaIgns, they refuse to even alcoholIc beverages, but only 48 and glamonzes heavy dnnkmg All show our good manners as guests, eludes makmg plenty of alcohohc suggest what those lImIts mIght be preSIdents of us who have chIldren know that our hosts and hostesses want to beverages aVailable - or from the (For those who are mterested, the Every mdustJ y needs new custom they remember some of what we say please us and make us feel COmfOlt- hmlts suggest by actuanal tables ers, and research shows that brand but MOST of what we do alcohol mdustry, whose profits are able dependent upon our consumptIOn and medICal researchers are "no loyalty IS extremely strong once It IS AprIl 26 28 m Grosse Pomte and However, whIle I do not want m I beheve that anyone who chooses more than two drmks pel' day fOl' estabhshed ThIS helps explam the Harper Woods is a chance for us to any way to suggest that those III the dally dnnkers and never more than overwhelmmg presence of the beer Increase our own awareness of the to paltlclpate m Sprmg Break week- alcohol mdustry are not concerned three drInks on any occasIOn ") mdustry on college campuses and m messages we both send and receive end thiS year cannot help but come With our health and well-bemg, It The alcohol mdustry IS a legal en Flonda dunng sprmg vacatIOns Let's make those we send both out of It much more sensItIve to cannot be theIr primary concern. For terpnse and has a nght to advertIse But I don't want to pamt the alco healthy and JOYous Spring Break IS those who cannot or choose not to the reality IS that much of the prof drmk, for whatever reason And in But the amount of money It spends hol mdustry as the' vIllam They are not Just for kIds anymore. Its of that mdustry are supphed by to hnk alcohol m our mmds to trymg to sell theil' product It IS up our mCIeasmgly health-conscIOus so- those who drmk to excess Let me fnend<;hlp. 'lueeec;c;. prec;hgl' and ro- to uc; a" adult" to be dlscnmmatmg In[ormatlOn [or thiS article wme cJetj, I ha vt: notH.t:u mallY changes give you some facts and figures that mance far exceeds that avaIlable to consumers ourselves, and to teach (rom the Center [or Sczence and the already takmg place make that clear: those who have no finanCIal mterest our chIldren to be alert to deceptive Public Interest, the Columbus, OhIO, Restaurant employees are much If alcohohcs and heavy dnnkers m promotmg consumptIOn The In advertIsmg that hnks drmkmg to Health Dept, the Alcohol Research more lIkely to say, "May I brmg you did drink moderately, total alcohol dustry spends about $1 3 bJlhon a healthy behaVIOr and harmless fun, InformatIOn Servzce, and the Na- somethmg to dnnk?" rather than, sales would drop by over 50 percent, year on advertlsmg The advertlsmg when the statIstIcs prove dIfferently tIOnal Instztute o[ Alcohol Abuse and "May I brmg you a cocktaIl?" 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Some fonns of majOr Grosse Pointe, MI - - ...... - ..... _ ... -.._-.._--- _._-_ _-_ _. ------~ ------.----....--- April 4, 1991 16A Seniors Grosse Pointe News Those who have been there counsel those going blind When It comes to provldmg nothmg to do with it and what I them and their depth of carmg." Blind, has only been m eXIstence assIstance to those who need really had to learn to do was to The Wayne County Catholic for nme months It IS estimated help, who better to glVe It than listen carefully. Here I thought I Social ServIces Semor Compan. that there are 92,000 persons m those who have expenenced the knew the answers I learned a IOnprogram just celebrated its Wayne County 55 and over who same problem and have dealt lot about myself" fifth anniversary. The Visually. are either vision-impaIred or with It successfully? No one HattIe Jackson, 62, worked as ImpaIred project, funded by The blind who could benefit from sen. knows better than they how to Prl'me TI'me a nurse's aide until she lost hel' American Federation for the 101' companions cope With the challenges and dlf VISIon."I had always worked m ficultIes of commg to grIpS WIth a helping profeSSIOn," she saId. r------i loss and learmng to lIve WIth It "I wasn't gomg to Sit around and ThiS need for counsel and empa. do nothmg I really enJoy bemg REM 0 DEL IN G? thy when the loss involves physl- B M . Tr' m the program" cal Impairment, partIcularly VIS Y aflao alOOf Each person bnngs hIS 01' her Call the experts at Valentine Building Co. ual Impairment, can be acute blmd older adults With semors through I'm bhnd myself. I had own background to the expen- Your Complete Home Improvement SpecIalists Bemg able to see is clltIcal. It who are expenencmg problems to retIre too young because my ence as a senIOr compamon and • Additions • Kitchens. Bathrooms. Decks IS our most Important contact copmg With VISionloss Through VISIOnwas faIlmg due to retInitIS matches are made based upon With the world Facmg the pros- then energy, emotIOnal SUppOlt plgementosa " pel sonallty, Similarity of hfe ex pect of not bemg able to see the and fnendshlp, the semor com Some of the blmd semor com- penences and other factors 15620 15 Mile Rd 777-1852 Ucensed & Insured faces of loved ones, the beauty of pamons help other semors who pamons have volunteered before, SometImes people Just need the changmg seasons and keep are losmg their viSIOnto to un but for others thiS is their first someone to lIsten, while others mg m contact With the world derstand, accept and adapt to expenence Some found theu' as need motlVatlOn through books and newspapers is their blmdness Through their sumptlOns challenged by the ex Odessa Wmans, 69, volunteers City of Michigan a f1ng• htenmg an d frustratmg example they demonstrate that perI'ence at a convalescent home called ~ross.e Joint.e ~oo.hs prospect that calls out for help lIfe goes on and becomes what The Rev Samuel C Hendel. Fnendshlp Manor. "The man I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Commission will hold from someone who understands you decIde to make of It. son, 67, felt he was Ideally talk to the most IS confused," a Pubhc Heanng to conSider the following proposed ordinance at I~ In "A.I M ," the MIchigan Of SUIted for servmg as a semor she saId "He belIeves that he meeting scheduled for AprIL23, 1991, at 7:30 p.m., In the Council That is why thE' Vlsually-Tm fice of SerVice to the Aging compamon own'l the bUlldmg we are In and Room of the MUnicipal BUlldwg. The proposed ordwance is available paired Project of the Wayne (OSA) newsletter, George E He thought he had most of the is always planning to sell It At for pubhc Inspection at the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Plaza, County Catholtc Social Services Jones tells of hiS first contact in answers about human relatIon- first I wondered if I should talk between 8'30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. \ Semor Compamon Program IS a the program "The first person I shIps He admits he was wrong to hIm about thmgs that aren't boon to those whose eyeSight IS was paired up with asked me He says "I found that you can't real, but then I thought, why AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE V, CHAPTER 17, BY fallmg and, more importantly, to flat out, 'What can you do to come to the compamon relatIOn not? I Just let him talk At least ADDING THERETO A SECTION 5-17-3 TO PROVIDE FOR those who have lost their VISIOn. help me I'm bhnd' I said, "I ShlP With preconceptions I he Isn't alone all the time" CONDITIONAL APPROVALOF REZONING. It paIrs vlSlon-lmpalred and know what you're gomg learned that mmlstenng had AccOlding to Bonme J. Brady, Chester E. Petersen of OSA, the benefits of the pro- CIty Administrator-Clerk gram are two-fold. Not only are G.P.N.04/04/91 those who are newly VlSIOn.lm- paired helped through a dUficult time, but the talents, ablhtlCs and expertise of those who have successfully dealt with their vi- City of Qf)ross.eJoint.e ~oo.hs Michigan SlOnloss are used to benefit others NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council will be consider- "ThIs program fills a niche ing the follOWingproposed ordinances for second reading and fin~1 adoption at its meeting scheduled for April 15, 1991, at 7:30 p.m., In that otherwIse could not be the Council Room of the Municipal Building. The proposed ordinances filled," said Brady "The com- are available for pubhc inspection at the Municipal Building, 20025 panions exhIbIt warmth and car Mack Plaza, between 8:30 am. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. mg for their clients dw-ing what must be a very drlficult time m AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE VIII, CHAPTER 16, an older persons's life. And, it is SECTION 8-16-5 OF THE CITY CODE ENTITLED "LOST AND such a cost-effective program be- FOUND." cause it helps keep dIsabled sen- IOrs independent in their homes AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE VIII OF THE CITY CODE when otherwIse they might be BY ADDING SECTION 20 TO REGULATE THE USE OF ROLLER mstltutlOnahzed due to theIr dls, SKATES, SKATE BLADES, SKATE BOARDS AND SCOOTERS WITHIN THE CITY. ablhty. "These are very special senior Chester E. Petersen compamons with very special City Administrator-Clerk G.P.N. 04104191 Training talents. I am always mspired by . 90~ Ro:BPita\0\ Grosae Pointe held two CPR ba;.lI,mg sessions lor the staff ~d security, at the ~rlt ~ficmor Ford House in Groue Pomte Shores. I , From left are Shiela Ingwersen. vice president of the Ford House; red Wadsworth. instruc- tor: Mike Slater. Marcia Devres and Mary Lee O'Brien. AARP 1194 InAn Emergency. . . Living Wills Chapter 1194 of the AARP- will hold its next meeting Mon- Protection for You and Your Family day, April 8, at the Community Credentials Count Center on Harper. Cat/loran Appointment The Clinton Township Senior Center Prime Timers will pre- NICHOLS & LONG, P.C. sent an amusing skit BRUCE R. NICHOLS WARREN E. LONG The annual card party Wlll be 18430 MAC'xAvE. GROSSE:. PrE FARMS Monday, April 22, from noon to 886-7670 OR 885-5511 EMERGENCY MEDICINE 4 p.m., also at the Community CREDENTIALS Center. Tickets are $8 and must be purchased in advance. A sit- CERTI FICATIONS: down dinner, door and table CeruficalJon in Emergency prizes are included. There will AT THE MAICO HEARING AID CENTER Nursmg also be a drawing. Seniors 55 and over are wel. Advanced Cardiac Life come. Support Certification IE ENJOYA CHALLENGE CerlJfied Emergency Nurs10g InstruclOr We are seeking those hard-to-fit individuals who have Crain to address been told a hearing aid would not help. Or those who are dissatisfIed Withtheir present one. EDUCATION: Senior Men's Club Registered Nur.e Graduate, The Senior Men's Club of PHOX ISthe world's first and most Widely sold computer- ProVidence Ho~pJlal School Grosse Pomte wlll meet Tues- programmable hearing ald. It arrows your hearing of Nursmg day, Api'll 9, at 11 a.m at the health professional to precisely match the hearing Grosse Pointe War Memorial prescription With your indiVidualhearing loss The speaker will be Keith EXPERIENCE: Cram, VIce chaIrman of Cram For a limited time we are offering a free 30 day trial of ro yea)"; 10 Emergency Commumcations HIS topIC wIll thiS programmable hearing aid so that you may Department be, "Let's Get Involved." The have the opportunity to experience new sound clari- 25 years of service at Bon presenter WIll be WIllIam Carl. ty you never thought pOSSiblewith conventional Secours ton. hearing aids. The State CapItal Tour on Api'll 16 IS sold out. The next tnp IS May 15, to the Henry Glorra Immskl, R.N. Ford home In Dearborn Make r---mmoo~ro~~~R---~ I :g Expires April 19, 1991 ~ Bon 5eco///"i EmergenCl' Department If reservations early, space is lim- f! • Free Heanng Test • Total care with a personal touch Ited i- t!! • We honor most insurances • Your satisfaction is guamateed ~ ::s .f, j $100.00 OFF ANY AID i ~ $100.00 off the price of any Hearing Aid purchased We ~ Emergency Care at Bon Secours WWII equipment i are offered an introductory manufacturer's rebate of = $100.00and are passing the savings on to you. ..I~ In an emergency, you'll be glad to know that the Bon Secours Emergency to be on display L Department is staffed by doctors and nurses who are all speCIallytrained in The Yankee All' Museum Will emergency medicine With the latest and best diagnostic technology at theIr ------HUGHA.DAVIS ~ dIsposal, mcludmg the most advanced emergency treatments for cardiac care. present a speCIal display of mlli- tal)' vehIcles prOVIded by the 1st Member - NalJonal -..... ~ \1 \I( 0 Bon Secours Emergency Department is supported by over 350 specialists and MIchigan Arsenal of Democracy Society of DispenSing 'i; II 5o.rod '~hIlJ'''' Chapter of the Mlhtary VehIcle Aud log fl · ,""'lo>dJo~. has pedlatnclans on site 24 hours a day 10 Y ;..Jl' PreservatlOn ASSOCIatIOnon Sun r~ Expert care when you need it most Close to home, open 24 hours a day Member. Nabonal \. t day, Api'll 7, from noon until 4 Hearing Aid Sooety M-~' ' p.m On display will be one of the largest collectIOns of military Stale License # 0054 I _ eqUIpment datmg back to World War II The museum IS located off MAleo GROSSE POINTE Beck Road at the WIllow Run 19637 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe BON SECOURSHOSPITA~I!'" Airport m BelleVIlle. AdmISSIOn IS $3.50 for adults and $1 50 for 881-2102 468 Cadieux Road, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 children Call (313) 4834030 for Celebrating our 30th year CIC more mformatlon • • April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Events 17A Cinema League North plans rummage sale to host curator The second Gl cmd G•.11 agel larger Items can be pIcked up by Frances H Parcells, curatOl of Rummage Sale "pon.sOled by the ChOl!"members the Huron City Museum, Will be choB" of Glos.se Pomte North Proceeds WIll help send the the featured guest of the Grosse High School Will be held from 10 conceit chOir to New York CIty Pomte Cmema League on Mon. a m to 2 pm Saturday, Api'll m May 1992, where they will day, April 15, at 8 pm m the 20, 111 the cafetella at North Fries Audltonum of the Grosse MOle Items are needed fOl the sing at CarnegIe Hall under the Pointe War Memonal "ale, including fUlnlture, clothes, dl1ectlOn of noted English com- POsel John Rutter Usmg 35mm shdes, she wIll books, even white elephant present an m depth tour of the Item~ DonatIOns may be For more informatIOn, call 11 bUlldmgs of the hlstonc Hu dlopped off In the chOIr room, France" Moss at 884 3862 ron City Museum, mcludmg the old home of the Hubbard famIly, Friends of Alger plan garage sale the Commumty HouselInn and The Fl'lend.s of the Alger Thea- illeds of objects are recycled m several adJOImng bUlldmgs and teI wIll hold Its annual gal age an efIort to raise money to re- bm ns "ale Saturday and Sundav, Apnl store the theater, located at War- Guests al e welcome Admls 20 and 21 len and Outer DrIve slOn IS $4 and mcludes refle.sh ments Pel sons mterested m donating Item" "ought Iange flom cloth- may call 343-9087 to an-ange a For addItional mfOlmat lOn, IIlg to fUlllltlll e Each yeal hun pIck up or drop off call 881 7511 Science lecture On Wednesday, Api'll 10, at CASSIDY'S 7.30 pm, Lestma Colby, Umver lAl'I~ & GMD€ N SON Cf slty Liggett School bIOlogy m. Tribute structor and holdel of the Hundreds of employees at Harper Hospital in the Detroit Medical Center gathered in front of COMPLETE ""hool':> fil:>l Ed::.el B FOld En the hospital recently to sing "God Bless America" as a special tribute to co-workers called to LANDSCAPE DESIGN dowed Chall m Science, Will pie active duty. The songfest was taped as a finale to a video being sent to the 21 employees who AND LAWN CARE CO. sent a special progIam designed are serving in various capacities as part of Operation Desert Storm. Setving the Grasse Pointes to help the average person un- 'Of over 30 yealS derstand today's achievements m scIence and technology. Her lecture, "Are you leady Sports card show planned Historian to trace LAWN AERATION for a blOtechmcal levolutlOn?," The MonteIth PTO will spon- AdmiSSion IS $2 a person, With 'Life at the Flats' Here are some important reasons why will be presented m the mam sor Its first Sports Card Show selllors and children under 10 auditorIUm at 1045 Cook Road, "Life at the Flats the St from 10 a m to 4 pm Saturday, admitted free Refreshments Will Clan Flats at the Turn of the your lawn should be aerated: Grosse Pomte Woods Members April 13, in the school audito be available of the commumty are mVlted CentUly," wdl be the featUled num, 127fi Cook Road, Grosse All proceeds wIll go to the progl'am at the annual meetmg • it's an alternative to power raking There IS no admiSSIOn charge Pomte Woods school's parent-teacher orgamza- Refreshments and an mformal of the Friends of the St Clan • ecolog~cally better than power raking Former DetrOIt Tiger pitcher tIon Shores HIstol'lca I CommiSSIOn, questIOn and answer session wIll Dave Rozema WIll sign auto- Dealer tables for the event are follow the program scheduled at the St Clal!" Shores • more beneficial for the turf and lower graphs from noon untIl 2 p.m. still available at $35 each (two Pubhc Library on Tuesday, AprIl For more information, call Dealers wlll sell a WIde van 01' more for $30 each). 16, at 7 p.m root systems (qs Y04{~~ve up to 30% on Colby or Headmdster G Gary ety of sports cards, supplies, For more details, call Ron Kef- Ripple at 884-4444. The speaker wIll be Michael your water bill) '< ,-1-:;:, r hobby publicatIOns and me mora gen at 649-2630 or Paul Llenert M Dixon, local hIstOrian and au- bllia at 874-2990. thor, whose Illustrated talk wIll • lesscost{y tha(1 power raking.~::-;;;;~, Program to feature descnbe the hlstonc Flats, one of .:: !<-..-r"" ~ ~ Leader dog benefit planned the largest nver deltas In the OTHER SERVICES PROVIDE .. E: bed, breakfast inns The Highland PaJk LIOns no chalge and the floor show IS world, encompassmg the south , _$pring;CI~an U Club will host ItS 18th annual 3 1/2 hoUls long end of the St ClaIr River where The Friends of the Harper It empties into Lake 8t ClaIr benefit conceit fOJ the Leadel Dmner will be served at 4 f S~f,u~~~r(MdJj9ten, Woods Public Library will pre- Dog Schoof'for the Blmd on Sun- p m and the show follows. Dona A receptIOn following the pro sent j"Bed and Breakfast Inns of gram WIll gIVe the audIence an L.Qn~sca~e!ID~sJghfQR9C day, April 14, at the Royalty tlOn IS $2750 a person and m- MIchigan," a slide presentation oppOltumty to meet DIxon and ; bbvJn Mdk~~Abn~ House of Wan-en, 8201 E 13 eludes dmner, all drmks and the J'l ;- .. #" - - by photographer Joseph Mes- Mile Road in WarIen, Old 13 show All ploceeds go to the ask questions. : raIl{ fo our Id~'?fconsulfan s fo sana, on Thursday, Api'll 11, at Mile east of Van Dyke. Leader Dog School. The program IS free and open 7 30 p.m. m the Harper Woods For tickets, call Roy Cairns at to the public. The St. Clair ShOles Public LIbrary IS located ~ 1\ " ~ 79t~0707 MUnicipal Building counCil About 20 enteltamers will per- 585.5614 01' send a check made at 22500 Eleven MIle Road, cor ~ \ char:::'a-- traveled " to~~"'Wi;l-e',%IH~L:;:J~~:[ {2'~~a l¥a~s~all, out to Highland Park LIOns Club ne!;.of Jefferson 'clild-irnnl -to Cairns;-606 CltellY l ! i'iior'e InformatlOn~'c~lf the-'~ t~ 100 bed and breakfast mns tamel s plOvlde thell' sel vIces at Royal Oak 48073 Fo~' In the state to plepale this plO hbranr at 771-9021. ~ gram For mOle mformatlon, call • Animals Humanely Relocated • Animal Carcasses Removed 343-2575. • Entrance Holes Closed 4'." • Louvers & Vents Screened • Chimneys Capped/Screened -to: .. :- , Homes Animal Proofed ~. ,..- Holocaust through .:. .-. .- ...: ~ TRANE 5(J/IIullllll{ltYljJl."Ilki'anujw,ml' eyes of children ~:.~ WilDLIFE REMOVAL Division of Air Conditioner High Efficiencv Gas Furnace Therese Edelstein, translator SAFE FLUE CHIMNEY SERVICE • Quality Construction • Up To 97% Efficiencv of two Dutch language novels • Durable • AIC Prepped about life In Holland during • Quiet Performance • No Chimney Required World War II, Will present, "Re Tom Trefzer 882.5169 • lower Energy Cost membering the Holocaust . A • Installed From Translator's Tale," from 4 to 6 • Installed From p.m. on Wednesday, Apnl 17, m the exhibitIOn room of the Grosse Pomte Central Library, 1TJD18 TUC040B924 10 Kercheval m Grosse Pomte. Ohanian-isms $1995°0 "Star Children" by Clara Asscher-Pinkhof IS a collection of ON PERSONAl SM£ - -- iiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Call Today For a Free In-Home Estimate poignant vignettes about chIld My style is quality Furniture is very expensive If you use quality - ...... ,. ren of the Holocaust. "HIde and pieces. good deSign ISageless One should buy a few pieces Grosse Pointe Woods • 886.5060 Seek" by Ida Vos IS written for and one should buy the best they can afford ~, chIldren aged 8 through 12 and ON CLIENTS Be BUDGETS Utica • 254.1060 IS based on the expenences of People are exposed today They're really well educated I never HEATING. COOLING Vos and her famIly during the tell clients I help, I assist The Interiors need both of us I do not Royal Oak • 542.3850 NazI occupatIOn of Holland think It IS expensive to use an Interior deSigner, because It may Edelstem Will dISCUSS both prevent you from making a costly mistake You don't have to books and tell how she and her use too many pieces, but a few quality pieces, then color the aSSOCiate, Inez Smidt, came to walls to create an ambiance learn about them and ultimately ON EXPERIENCE MULIER'S MARKET translate and publish them fOl You dress yourself everyday You learn what's becoming for you 15215 KERCHEVAL an English speakmg audience ._L-n:-l "An Impressive Selection of foods in a relatively small place in Copies of both books WIll be You don't decorate your house every day You do It three times In your lifetime So how can you learn from your mistakes? A w--! the heart of Grosse Pointe Park" avaIlable for purchase and wIll deSigner does It everyday We are trained to be Interior deSign- EST I.., OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 8-6 822-7786 be autographed by Edelstem ers We know about proportion, we know about color we know Proceeds from the sale of books about function Most importantly, we know about sources PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH APRIL 6th WIll go to the Fnends of the Grosse Pointe Pubhc Library ON MICHIGAN DESIGN CENTER AS A SOURCE / whole 63- PORK The progl am IS free and open Sometimes pictures don't do Justice to pieces of furniture When to the public. Call 343-2077 fOI I bring my clients to Michigan Design Center they can Sit In the FRYING lb. LOIN $ 69 reservations chair, they can see It personally They get as excited about their CHICKEN $139 ENDS 1 Interiors when they see those beautiful pieces of furniture at the lb. Michigan Design Center as I do And there are always new j'~ CHICKEN pieces coming In New -- -Aii~' BREAST (BONE-IN) lb. 3-4 LB AVO. products So It'S very Waltz educational and FROZEN BONELESS FARMER PEETS DELI SLICED $3291b. Inspiring TURKEY ROAST RING TURKEY workshop 4-6 LB AVG BOLOGNA $ 89 HARVARTICHEESE $~89 Ib. 1b. 99 lb. scheduled '\'iC"~JIOL\ J 1 $1 PASTIES $269 each In a speCial plelude to the an DerlGN NORTHERN nual Spnng Viennese Ball on COFFEE May 4, LIllian Fon'est Will m CeN~R ~~~.!-!,E $139 SALE struct a "Viennese Waltz Work F{OY MICHIGAN FOR COMPLIMENTARy' BULK COFFEE TIle fines! 8< largest IntenOl DESIGNER & ARCHITECT BEANS 2 LB. M'N. shop" to help put the hIt of the ....~~.------.::.------~-_..--_.. ~- --_ ------~ ------'" -- ... _- __ 0 April 4, 1991 18A l~ews Grosse Pointe News Woods City Council approves pay raises for three officials By Donna Walker well as Its water plant Manager-Clerk Dale M. Krajn. 1990 and will receive $65,315 in Manager-Treasurer Michael urer made $275 a month. Their Staff Wnter Keeping the differences III lak fiscal 1991. The treasurer-asses- stipends will remain the same in The Grosse Pomte Woods CIty Kenyon earned $60,000 in fiscal mind, the follOWing IS a list of The base salary of the Grosse sor's salary was $50,160 in 19~0 fiscal year 1991, Gaskill said. Council recently approved pay year 1990 and will receive the salaries earned by offiCIals m POinte Farms city manager was and IS $52,420 this year, said In Lake Township, the super- l'alseS for the city's admmlstra- $62,750 in fiscal year 1991, POSitIOns slmllal' to Petersen's $66,654 III 1990, and the city CIty Manager-Clerk Thomas W. visor and treasurer earned $100 tor, comptroller and attorney. which begins April 1, said and Malson's m the other controller earned $48,000. Their Kressbach. for each meetmg they attended "They amount to about a 4 Rhonda Gaskl1l, village accoun- Pomtes. salanes fOI" 1991 have not yet Grosse Pointe Shores consists and will receive the same percent mcrease, whICh IS mIme tant. The village clerk's 1990 Stl. Grosse Pomte Park's city man been determmed, saId Grosse of Grosse Pomte Village, Grosse amount in 1991. The township s with what our labor unions re- pend was $100 and It WIll be the ager-clerk made $58,000 In 1990, Pomte Farms City Clerk Rich- Pointe Township, and Lake board of trustees met six times ceived," saId Councilwoman same for 1991, Gaskill saId. and ItS comptroller earned ard G Solak. Township, whIch is In Macomb m 1990, and the township has Jean RIce, who chairs the city's Grosse Pointe Township's su- $46,000. Their salanes for 1991 In Grosse Pomte City, the city- County budgeted seven meetings for EvaluatIOn and Compensation pervisor received $350 a month are still under reView, said City manager clerk earned $62,500 m Grosse Pomte Shores Village 1991, Gaskill said Committee. in fiscal year 1990 and its treas- The Illcreases are for the 1991 fiscal year, and WIll go mto effect July 1. They were approved by the city council on March 18 City AdmlnlstratOl-Clerk Chester E Petersen's base sal- new/rom a! y will mcrease from $66,000 to $69,000 He will also be ehgJble for a performance bonus of up to $10,000, the same amount as thIS year. Petersen receIved $4,500 in December and may be paid the HUPTRINE rest of hiS 1990 performance b0- nus - up to $5,500 - III June, Rice said The EvaluatIOn and Compen- sation Committee rates eligible city employees m December and June to determme whether they should receive a performance bonus. The committee then makes a recommendation to the CIty Council concerning what amount - If any - the employ- ees should receIve. Actual awardmg of performance b0- nuses IS at the sole discretion of the city council. As recommended to the coun- cil by the compensation commit- A. tee, City Comptroller Clifford J. Maison's base salary wl1l go up from $48,000 to $50,000 in the 1991 fiscal year. He will also be ehgIble for a performance bonus of up to $3,000, the same as thiS year. AT Malson received a bonus of $1,500 last December and may receIve another $1,500 in June, Rice said. PRICE The hourly rate paid to City A Attorney George B. Catlin Will go up from $75 to $78 for fiscal 1991 The Evaluation and Compen- satlOn COJ;nnuttee IS c~mPO~9- of D.". YOU'LL LOVE. Rice, Councilman Peter Gtlezan and Mayor Robert NOVltke Companng Petersen's and Maison's salaries to those of offi- Now at Scott Shuptrine ... A New group of cials in similar positions can be misleading. Thomasville sofas, at incredibly low prices. Their !ltles and duties aren't exactly the same, and they have With prices like these and hundreds of fabrics dIfferent perks wntten mto their contracts. to choose from, there's never been a better For example, Grosse Pomte Farms doesn't have a CIty ad- time to bring Thomasville style and quality mimstrator-clerk; It has a city manager, who oversees the day to day operatIOns of the city as into your home. Choose from contemporary Man faces c. to traditional styling. Hurry in today-the weapon charge possibilities are endless, but these terrific following stop prices are not. Special Thomasville pricing A 29-year-old DetrOit man will remain in effectfor a limited time only. faces a charge of carrymg a con- cealed weapon following a rou- tme traffic stop in the Shores March 31 At 1:05 a m., the man was driving north on Lakeshore when he entered the left-turn lane at Vernier and then pro- Startin\ ceeded to make an Illegal U-turn onto southbound Lakeshore. at A Shores officer stopped the man and found he was drivmg With a suspended hcense. He Be sureto ask about the 100Express-shipfabrics was arrested and put m the po- Extra fast 4 weekdeliveryon SpecialOrders. hce car. The officer then saw a D. handgun lying on the floor of the man's car The man was charged WIth A. Classic NowS999 carrymg a concealed weapon and released on $5,000, 10 percent B. Transitional Nows899 bond Women's C. Traditional Nows899 conference D. Modern Nows999 scheduled E. Contemporary Nows799 More than 500 representa!lves of pnvate and ciVIC orgamza- tions, agencies and mdivlduals of Grosse Pointe Woods all ages concerned about a peace- ful world WIll attend the annual 19435 Mack Avenue Women's Conference of Concerns 881-9390 Saturday, Apnl 13, from 8 a.m. Grosse Pointe Farms to 5 p.m. The organization, founded by 18850 Mack Avenue Detroit council immediate past 886-5200 president Erma L. Henderson, E. will host the conference at Mercy Novi College Conference Center at 43606 W. Oak Dr. • 8200 W. Outer Drive at South- 349-0044 field Freeway in DetrOIt To obtain group and individ- Open daily 9-5:30 Mon., Thurs., Fri. 'til9 pm ual tickets for $25, call Sandra Open Sunday 12 Noon-5:30 pm Shaw at 865-7012 or the Wom- Use your Visa, Mastercard, Discover Card or Scott's Revolving Charge. en's Conference of Concerns of. fice at 869-0050 ------•. April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News : News 19A Nursery co-op America loud and clear says welcome I've been thinkmg of some recent events and their con- sequences as they Impact on us The two incidents that St. Clair Shores Co-Operative immediately come to mind are totally unrelated. They Nursery School's annual sprmg are the firing of Ernie Harwell and the war in the Gulf. open house and regi!>tratlOn will In a convoluted way we have expenenced an awareness be held Thursday, AprIl 25, from of our capabIlIties that may have been somewhat blurred 7'30 p.m. to 9 p m of late We have banded together, Joined m causes m A tour of the school and re- freshments IS mcluded The which we belIeve and are VOIcing our opinions loudly and school IS located m St Paul's clearly. It has been a long time since so much emotIOn Lutheran Church, 22915 Greater has been eVIdent and evoked such positive energy in this Mack, St. ClaIr Shores city. It is obvious that we do care and we care passion- For more mformatlOn, call ately about those thmgs that are dear to our hearts. 771.6790 Count the yellow ribbons and flags displayed through- out our commumty Remember the cries of outrage and letters to the edItor when we felt our beloved Erme had Volunteer for camp been wronged? Just imagme what we could accomplIsh If we were to channel this energy m constructive ways to- for asthmatic kids ward BIG goals Regardless of how thIS all turns out, we have learned Volunteer to spend a week at something about ourselves and for that we are extremely Camp Sun Deer, the free camp grateful fO! klds WIth severe asthma, sponsored by the Amencan Lung - Offermg from the loft ASSOCiatIOnof Southeast MiChl' gan (ALASEM) The camp PIO\ Ides a tl adl tlOnal outdoor settmg for asth mahc chIldren 9 through 12, who are normally restncted to a lIfe indoors, in a controlled atmo 50th reunion sphere Campers partICIpate m a The class of 1940. St. Paul School. celebrated their 50th anniversary in St. Clair Shores. vanety of achvltles and are Twenty-five of the 65 people who made up the class attended. Of the class. 12 died and the closely momtored by expert whereabouts of seven are not known. health care profeSSIOnals from a Members are. front from left. Robert Bischoff (vice president). Robert VanTiem (president). varIety of dlsclphnes Marion Piche O'Brien. Yvonne Kerbrat. Mary Jane Beaufait (Sister Maris Stella) and Elaine For students and profeSSIOnals Ryan; second row of seven people. Cleda Kennedy Pierce. Alice Peacock Duane. Shirley Hern mterested m respIratory prob Koerber. Leonard Beaufait. Irma Longhi Stevens (in black), Phyllis Hitchens Socia and Jeanne lems, allergies, pedlatncs and DeLodder (also in black); last row. Mary Valentine Dietz. Francis Tilton. Joan Hillebrand Bis- recreational therapy, attendmg camp will provide opportunities choff. Tom Ensor. Benita Munch Johnson. Hugh Joseph Tenbusch. Bernadette DeRosier Schmidt (secretary). Carolyn Rabaut DePorre. Harry DeLodder. Marjorie Allor. Jules DePone (treasurer) to experience first-hand the prob and Geraldine Miller Ryde. lems that young asthma suffer ers encounter dally • REDUCE HEAT. SAVE ENERGY & COOLING COSTS Volunteers are needed for the period June 22-29 Camp Sun Deer IS held at the Battle Creek CUSTOM COLORS & STYLES • DECORATOR FABRICS Outdoor EducatIOn Center on WSU sponsors program on Holocaust Clear Lake near Hastings, MlCh ~tfin~~ An annual program remem- tures keynote talks by ethno- "Through A Dark Glass The following openmgs need to PERMANIZED WITH SILICONE AND VINYL bering the Armeman genOCIde mUSicolOgIst Sahan Arzrum and Bnghtly' Armeman MUSIC Re- be filled physiCIans, nurses, and the Jewish holocaust will be by author ,Abraham Peck, ad- Created" from 10-10.45 am pharmacists, respiratory therap- FREE ESTIMATES :~~~ii~~RR~S held at Wayne State UniversIty ministrative 'director of the Peck wIll reVIsit the Holocaust ists, waterfront instructors, pa- OPEN SATURDAY FROM 9 AM TO 1 PM from 9:30 a.m.-12:15 pm. American JeWIsh ArchIves and WIth a presentation on "The trol leaders and activities lead- Wednesday, April 10, in the managing edItor of the scholarly Lasting Legacy of the Holocaust ers Commumty Arts AudItorium on Journal of the same name SUrvIV01'S" beginning at 11'15 For detaIls, call the lung asso- campus. Arzruni, recognIzed natIOnally a m CIatIOnat 559-5100 The program, "LIght Out of for hIS work as a composer, lec. The program IS free and open Darkness' Remembering the turer, ethnomuslcologIst and re- to the publIc For further mfor- GenOCIde and Holocaustp' ,fea,;., ~dm~,.at1$t~ wIll~, discUss" matIon, call 577-2246 Common VIrus• • Custom System Design & Installation can kill kids - For Your Home! • Deal direct with the owners • Fully insured Every child will get respIra- • FuU service radJo dispatched crews tory syncytial virus by the age {)f From A Proven, Professional 3, and the vast maJonty will 100% Coverage Guaranteed! have nothmg more than a SIm- Sprinkler Installation Company No Dry Spots on your lawn ple cold, or runny nose - Just minor cold symptoms, accordmg Call Now To Get A Free Estimate 399-2837 to Dr, Marianne Neifert While it's prevalent through. "Serving all of the tn-county area" out the year, RSV epIdemICS 25710 John R peak dunng the wmter and Madison Heights early sprmg. About 100,000 399-2837/754-5177 infants are hospitalized and up to 5,000 dIe from the disease each year m : I'PARMS cc:M4RK.PT I the UnIted States. '0';" :'!" U.P.SPICK-UP NeIfert IS 355 FISHER RD. DAILY 882-5100 Neifert RETUR 0 THE /,~i;,::<~'~~:;: an associate OPEN 8 to 5:30 p.m. D~ILY;Wed, til Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER clImcal profes ;::,~~ SOl' of pedIatncs at the Univer- , >">",, " Prices Good APRIL 4, 5, 6 sity of Colorado School of Medl- BONUS CD ,I;iQII FRESH RAINBOW FROZEN TURKEY -Q) ~ffi cme Better known as an author and McCall's magazme column- ATArn'WAYTOSAIII TROUT FILETS BREAST ~~ ISt "Dr. Mom," she recently FRESH PORK $1 59 ~ OUR OWN BLEND spoke to health profeSSIOnals and TENDERLOIN .. lb. 'WI} HAM parents at St John HospItal and $498 ~l $498 5 to 7 lb. Piece or $398 Medical Center about the Impor. lb. lb. avg. Sliced lb. tance of early diagnOSISof RSV "Parents need to be aware DELIVERV SERVICE TO ALL THE POINTES SAY that the SImple cold that they or NEW DELICIOUS the older chIld has, could be KENTUCKY DERBY RED HOT dEB MR.& MRS.T more serious m the youngest CHOCOLATE SPECIRLS .,.C~J: s.~~ BLOODY member of the family," she SaId HUT PIE , MARY VERMONT "What they should watch for IS, MIX m general, symptoms lIke dIffi- .. * ,.. 98 49 culty breathmg, fast breathing, $7 ~-:~: CHILI $3 29 ea. DIP jar S2 qt hard breathmg and nOISYbreath. ..If~"* ing, partIcularly a wheezy nOIse . .... BAVARIAN CHOCOL4TE .& JUMBO whIch IS a whlstlmg kmd of ,.. . COFFEE PAPER sound when the baby breathe:; .. . TOWEL out ...... WHOLE KERNEL or SNOW CELLARS "The children at the greatest CREAM CORN SONOMA"'II~CHARDONNAY DESIGNER Colonial Central Savings Bank~F.s.B. l'lsk are the youngest chIldren - $4~~ 75 15 chIldren under a year Certam Your partner in banking 89;can $6 750 mi. $1 Roll children al e at IISk because of ,Jt... underlymg medical problem'i, FRESH FLORIDA Mt. Clemens 51. ClairShores Mt. Clemens such as a premature baby or any 286.7480 774.8820 790-5209 baby who already has some kmd GREEN BEANS ALL STOUFFER'S PIZZAS of lung dIfficulty, 01' a baby With Grosse Pointe Woods 886.8881 Traditional ROW'ld or French DIETEJPEPSI. MT. DEW a heart problem, a healt mur Bread Dolanl8, Popperonl, mur" Warren East Detroit Detroit $359 8 pack + dep. Che ... $2.19 EA. 69~bag ChIldren who al e hospitalJzcd 573.0300 771.8820 372-8877 - 98~. 20 oz. bottles WIth RSV may be given oxygen, BOSTON IDAHO BAKING INDIAN RIVER LARGE mtravenous flUIds 01 a new anti (FDIC INSURfl> CANTALOUPE Viral medlcahon Thez e 1<, no LETTUCE POTATOES GRA~~F~UIT home treatment for RSV, Neifert • First 30 clays of milJal tenn • Balance of one year term WlIIbe a h'9h1y compe!JtJve SaId But home IS the 'italtmg annual rate' $1 000 Minimum balance' Substanlial penalty tor early WJ1hdrawal • Rates sutJrec1 to cIlange WIthout nolJce' Also aVailable fOf use wrt/lIRA and SEP SaVIngS Plans place for preventIOn of the dl<; ~ 69~~ 99~2/98~ ~- $21i;~~ ease ~ hd. ~ Sibs. • tt .... ~__ • _ ------...... ------~-,~-~----_.. -_ ..- -+ ~ ..... " Apnl4, 1991 20A News Grosse Pointe News PoIn·ter.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:: :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.'.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:;:. From page 1 very sheltered chIldhood Born than my town, but after a whIle, After gettmg married, she " LUCIa Mana Santim on May 26, I loved It" worked as a phYSical therapist at community awareness enough to 1942, she grew up m Iron Moun She al:,o fell in love With a Umvel'slty of Michigan HospItal cause people to think tWlCe tam, m MIchIgan's Uppel Pemn pre law student named Jim and later at the RehablhtatlOn about drinkmg, smokmg 01' us- sula Smith Industry of DetlOlt mg drugs. Hel' father, who worked for They graduated m 1964 - she "When our children came Toward that end, SACl, m co Ford Motor Co and later the 10 WIth a bachelor of sCIence degree along, we were fOitunate to have operation with the Grosse Pomte cal electnc company, was born m 111 phySIcal thel'apy - and they the luxury of being finanCIally Pubhc School System and the Italy. He came to the Umted marl'led 111 1965, durmg Jim's secure enough so that I didn't Chl1dren's Home of DetrOIt, IS States when he was 14 first year at U.M Law School have to work," SmIth saId sponsonng "Sprmg Break," an Her mother, who worked m However, she occasIOnally alcohol.free weekend, Apnl 26. retaIlIng, IS also ItalIan, and Aftel he earned hIS law de. taught community educatIOn 28 raIsed her three chIldren to be gree, the couple moved to St health classes at hospItals, Most of the schools m Grosse good CatholIcs and to have a Clair ShOies, and then to Grosse schools and compames In the Pointe have SAC2 teams BeSides strong sense of morals, SmIth Pomte Park, where they have m"ea servmg as South's team chair saId. lIved for the past 18 years "I love to teach adults," Smith SmIth graduated With honol's woman for two years, Smith was "We chose to move here be. said "It's somethmg I feel I can elected chairwoman of the com- from Iron Mountam HIgh School cause of the water My husband do well, and that I enJoy domg, mittee representmg all of the m 1960, and left the Upper Pen and a lot of the time, I learn Just msula to attend the Umvelslty loves boatmg and OUI chIldren school teams the followmg two love sWlmmmg," SmIth said as much from them as they do years She has been president of of Michigan from me" Photo by Donna Walker SACl for the past two years "My teachers tned to talk me The couple has three children SmIth has been workmg m "When I started working With out of It," SmIth saId "They said the Macomb IntermedIate School Lucy Smith looks over part of her collection of red Depression - Matthew, 22, who recently glass. thiS group, I was really green," a small town gIrl lIke me would gI aduated from the Umverslty of DIstrict's (MISD) consultmg sel' SmIth saId "I had no Idea of the get lost m a bIg school like that, MichIgan, where he lettered In vIces department for the past Impact that drug or alcohol but my patents were all for It S\\'lmmmg, Aalon, 20, who IS a four years She helps admmlstla abuse can have on a famIly, or They were very excIted, because member of the varsity SWim tors and faculty members m the how many people are affected they wanted to go to college team at MIamI of OhIO Umver MISD's 21 school dlstncts plan when one per<;on \<; drmkmg It when they wel'p young but "lty, ~md Rachel, 15, a sopho long.range programs :llmed 3t effects everyone, and can be dev couldn't afford It mOle at Grosse POlnte South preventing and stoppmg sub astatmg to a famdy " "At first, I was scared There I who pmtlclpates In synchromzed stance abuse in K 12 students Smith saId that she had a was, at a school that was blggel' s\'>'lmmmg "Over the years I've heard people say 'thIS Job Just landed m my lap,' and I always Sunday, April 28 thought, why doesn't that hap. pen to me And then It dId," 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Smith said "This perfect Job Just at landed In my lap, and my expert ence WIth SACl helped prepare me for It" When she IS not workmg or attendIng community and chUl'ch meetings, Smith saId she 1.1~~~~~1?~~~~~~ lIkes to cook; read fantasv nov 159 Kercheval Avenue els; do aerobiC dancmg; scout an 884.8600 tlque shows and flea markets, 1 Mile South of Moross • Grosse Pointe Farms lookmg for red DepreSSIOn glass, Ample free parking available which she collects; and go ball- loom dancmg WIth her husband And, she watches "LA Law" • Height & Weight • Blood Pressure "I don't watch soap opel as, • Hearing • Vision Screening but I watch that," SmIth saId "My husband IS a lawyer, and • Glaucoma • Skin Cancer Screening he'll say things lIke, 'no Judge • Nutrition Counseling • Medication Counseling would ever do that' But some of the things they do are nght on • Colorectal Take-Home Kits - $3 Takeoff the money" • Blood Panel -- Profile of 21 tests, As for the future, SmIth said including Cholesterol - $11. she plans to continue workmg m Nine girls from the area left for Space Camp in Huntsville. Ala.. from March 3D-April 6 as Participants must fast for 4 hours prior to testing. part of a contingent of 75 Girl Scouts from the Michigan Metro Girl Scout Council Inc. The the fight agamst substance girls are. back row from left. Camille Boyd. Diesha Shelton and Christina Cascos: front row. abuse and hopes that she and nom 1el\. TTacey Riddell. Dawn Woodcox. DanieUe Caralis and.<;QrQlyn Bqiocchj,. Not.shown her husband can travel more are Amanda Watkins and Samantha Krapp. "And," she sard, 'Ii ptomlse II ,~+~BlueCareNetwork J,I.\ • won't drmk durmg Spnng \LI l::'~' '~",."",h , -tV.=== ~ . Break" WlYZlDETROIT __ Loud youth parties reported mmmmlm~mg) in the Woods • Pantries • That elusive compromise between • Laundry Rooms DECK. • Two loud drinking parties by • Basements the indoors and out. under aged youths were reported • Garage Units In the Woods last weekend. 6.to8foot At 11:01 pm. March 29, a v~l'llCbt4t , " ~~@[i{ Woods officer responded to a re- port of a loud party m the 2100 18'":" block of Hollywood. The officer ~imE"' insfatlation -alia' spoke with a woman who was ~~~a@[JJ v '~-otbld~(, 882-0816 responsible for the home She lricludes: FUll 10pshelf , told the officer that she was 21 "elong &. Double ' and that no minors were pre- Hanging @@ [JJ@ ~ [])11~ sent, accordIng to the officer's • A - --~-._--,------_._-~----.._------• April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News News SA Woods residents: Time to get see-through garbage bags By Donna Walker council on Monday agreed to en. CIty be ordered by the Depart. StaffWriter tel' mto contracts With IndIan The Grosse Pointe Woods City ment of Natural Resources or Summer Recychng and EffiCient some other governmental agency CouncIl on Monday made it 1l1e SamtatlOn, Inc gal for residents to mix yard to send its yard waste elsewhere waste - mcludlng grass chp Indian Summer Recyclmg op. Efficient Sanitat10n Inc. (ESf) pings, leaves and tWIgs - with erates a compostmg yard m St already had a contract to prOVIde household trash and recyclables Clau' County's Casco Township, curbside plck.up and transporta- And, to make sure resIdents and the Woods city council on t10n of household trash, yard abide by the new law, yard Monday agreed to send the city's waste and recyclabes. Household waste must be put in clear plas yard waste there for four years, and yard waste were put mto tic, dlsposable bags for curbSIde begmmng May 1 the same truck and delivered to pick up. the Chnton Township incinera- Those are two of the provi However, the Woods Will not tor. Recyclables, Including news- sions in an ordinance adopted by be reqUIred to send all of ItS papers and glass, were put into a leaves to IndIan Summer right separate truck and taken to recy. the cIty council on April 1 away The ordinance was put on the chng centers books immediately, but MayO! Accordmg to the contract, the As of May 1, ESI wIll use Robert E. Novitke saId it will Woods WIll be reqUIred to send three separate trucks - one for not be enforced until May 1 25 pelcent of the leaves pIcked household trash, one for recycla- Even then, It wIll not be stnctly up m the city m October, Nov- bles, and one for yard waste, enforced for a while, to give resI- ember and December to the In- whIch will be taken to the In- dents a chance to get used to the dIan Summer compost yard dur- dian Summer compost yard For the additional service, the new law, Novltke sald mg the fIrst )'"al of tht:l city will pay ESI an extra The ordinance amends TItle agIeement; In the second year, ill, Chapter 2 of the 1975 city 50 percent of the leaves picked $10,202.19 a month for the first Mutual aid code titled, "Garbage and Re up during those months must be year, $10,50582 a month for the second year; $10,839.83 a month Firefighters from Grosse fuse." sent to the yard; In the the thIrd Novitke said the ordinance year, 75 percent of the leaves for the third year, $11,052 37 a Pointe Farms. Woods and Har- per Woods participated in joint was necessary because of a Mich- must be sent, and m the fourth month for the fourth year; and fire drills last week. The exer- igan state law that was passed year, all of the leaves that are $11,513.19 a month for the fifth year. cise at 207 Lakeshore was or- in 1989. picked up In the CIty m October, ganized by the Farms Public According to that law, mumCI- November and December must So, Woods reSIdents will have to start setting out three sepa- Safety Department, Above, pal, county and state govern- be sent to the yard rate piles on garbage pick.up day Farms firefighters practice en. ments cannot send their yard - recyclables in the provided tering a burning dwelling waste (such as grass clIppmgs The Woods WIll pay Indian through the roof. At right Har- from a city park) to landfills or Summer on a per-ton basis. Dur- bin; household waste In plastic, disposable garbage bags; and per Woods firefighters practice incinerators beginning Jan. 1, mg the first year of the contract, yard waste In clear plastic, dls. entering through a third-story 1992, and residential yard waste the fee WIll be $25 per ton of posable garbage bags. window. Grosse Pointe Woods (such as grass clippings from a waste, durmg the second year, It The garbage bags may be pur- firefighters entered through homeowner's back yard) cannot cannot exceed $26.25 a ton; the chased anywhere, but for reSI- the doors. be sent to landfills or mcmera- third year, It cannot exceed dents' convenience, the city sells The practice was made real- tors starting Jan. 1, 1994. $27 56 a ton, and durmg the clear plastIC garbage bags The istic with smoke (non-toxic) The Woods has been sendmg fourth year, it cannot be greater cost is $7 for a 50-bag roll, and and dummies that had to be its leaves to various farms in the than $28 94 a ton they may be purchased at city found and removed from the area for composting. The rest of Whitcher estImated that the hall. home. The old house is to be Its yard waste (includmg grass cIty WIll send 3,900 tons of yard torn down: Russell Homes will clippings) has been gomg to the George B CatlIn, Woods city waste to IndIan Summer dunng build new homes on the lot. Grosse Pointes-Clmton Refuse attorney, said that a violation of the first year of the contract If Disposal Authonty, said Thomas any city ordinance, includlng the Photos by John Mmn,s he IS correct, then the CIty WIll Whitcher, Woods pubhc works new ordinance regarding gar. director. pay Indian Summer about bage, is punishable by a fine of $97,500 thIS year "We won't be allowed to send up to $500 or up to 90 days in Jail. It there anymore, so we're Just The contract with IndIan Sum- trying to get a Jump on thIngs," However, Novitke said that mer includes a clause that al- when the city starts to ticket VIO- NOVltke said lows th_e_~ to break the con- In related actIon, the city lators, the fines will usually be I tract WIthout penalty should the small --- v , I .1 J ,tIP \ " f I JI \ , " , Trespassers beat North boy in parking lot I I L I By John Minnis Assistant Editor theIr caI, whIle one youth the front wmdows of the girls' A Grosse Pointe North student draped himself over the trunk home. was beaten by three trespassers and held a towel III front of the in the school's parking lot March license plate. The girls told police that the 26. The North student suffered boys may have been urged to The inCIdent occurred at 11:15 cuts and bruises and was treated harass them by a girl WIth a.m. when the student was con- at the school's health clinic and whom they had had a dispute. fronted in the North parkmg lot taken home No bones were re The assaIlants are believed to be by three high-school-age youths ported broken from a high school outsIde the One youth shoved the North stu- The North student saId he did Pointes. dent and words were exchanged not know hIS attackers and had Witnesses reported seemg the WhIle one of the three tres- never seen them before. three youths walking the hall. passers urged them to leave the After questioning students, pO- ways at North as early as the area, the other two mtruders lIce belIeve the attackers may second period (9 to 10 a.m.>. At went to their car and returned have been looking for two lOth- 10:30 a.m., the three youths Now Introducing ... with a wooden baseball bat and grade girls, who are sisters. On were seen peekIng into class- a car Jack, accordmg to WItness- Fnday, March 22, five youths rooms. At 10:45, a haIl monitor es' statements to police reportedly kIcked in the front on the third floor of the school HOME DESIGN CENTER Witnesses said the North stu- dool' of the girls' Harper Woods asked the youths to leave school We're a company dedicated to you, home, punched one of the girls dent was hit across the chest property. the Grosse Pointe consumer. Come In and Visit Our Brand New WIth the car jack and knocked to and assaulted a boy who was vis- PolIce are continuing the in the ground, where he was re- ItIng. As the youths left the vestlgation. No arrests had been Beautiful Showroom at peatedly struck WIth the bat and area, they threw bncks through made as of Monday. 22621 Harper, St. Clair Shores car jack and kicked. The beating was broken up by THREE GREAT COMPANIES a lunch mother who yelled at the youths and told them to stop. ALL IN ONE LOCATION! 't. I The three youths then fled In Park assists Detroit following Whether it's your 1st, 5th, 10th or any anniversary in between, , ADDITIONS' OORMERS ' Kl'reHENS ' BA'llIROOMS • WINDOWS this year tell her you'd marry her all over again. • GARAGES • RECREATION ROOMS' AIL 'fYPES OF EXTEPJOR SIDING shooting incident 1.05 ct. diamond ring MOTOR CITY Park police helped DetrOIt offi reg. $1,905 eel'S following a shootIng mCI- MODERNIZATION dent on Mack near Nottmgham March 26. 777-4160 At 11.51 a.m., Park polIce re- References Available ceived several calls of shots FINE JEWELRY ....>....,,""'..., being fired in the 15400 block of //,r "'" THOSE WHO CHERISH Mack In DetrOIt Park patiol 20445 Mack. G.P.W .• 886-2050 AUTHENTICITY TEND TO LOOK units responded and secured the DOWN ON ANYTHING LESS. area until Detroit polIce umts Gro~eP~nte Marvin Wmdow8 stIll makes tradItional arrived wood WIndowsone at a time. To order. With It IS believed that two men everything from authentic dIvided htes to shot at each other with hand Building Co. Round Tops. So whether we're restoring a guns One man escaped m an home or buIldIng a tradItional reproductIOn, older-model OldsmobIle 01 Chev- STEVEN W. HEINZ, D.C. we can match virtually any style, size or shape you want For more Information con- rolet. The other man ran mto an tact Poill1e Wmdows Ine for a complete dem- apartment building. Announces The Opening Of His Office onstration of Marvin products , • , The area was sealed off and the mCldent was handled as a For The Practice Of Chiropractic barricaded-gunman SituatIOn ~ . '\'1"\ Pointe Windows Inc. The man In the apartment re 15761 MACK AVENUE leased two chIldren and SUIIen , II!,I lor A!nnur\\ Indnw "!eeds I ~1i I dered after he was contacted b" DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48224 • I, ' 22631 Harper SI Clair Shores telephone. ',I 772.8200 Grosse Pomte Park polt((' as Sisted In controllmg the cl'lme scene pen meter, takIng custody Hours by Appointment of the children and Ident1(vmg (313) 885-3500 EJtlnlorchnaryroomsbegin W1lh oupenor ------1 , - ~ __ . _ 2 M' _ - • April 4, 1991 4A News Grosse Pointe News Allergy season is upon us Itchy, watery eyes and nose, types of foods 01' flowers, depend. ments generally needed before nasal congestIOn, sneezmg, lilg on the CIrcumstances, and any effect. rashes and Just feelmg lousy. reduce the amount of household "Most allergies that we see In Begmnmg In Apnl, local resI- dust thiS community affect young to dents may start expenencmg • Antlhlstammes - (most pop- middle age people," she said, those same old symptoms that ular tIeatment) well-tolerated "However, there is such a thing comclde With allergy season second and thu'd generatIOn as 'growmg out of' allergies." But accordmg to the profes- drugs, few, If any, Side effects Some people tend to confuse ~lOnals, there's no reason why • Topical solutIons - medIca- the symptoms of sinusitIS with you can't spend thiS spl'mg and tIons apphed du ectly mto the those of allergies, but there is a summer free of 111'ltatlOns that nose, eyes Qt. respIratory tract dIfference. accompany allergies (mhalers) "Smusltis IS an inflammation "EducatIOn IS the key," said • Prophylactic therapy - new of the smus, and the testing and Dr Dommlc A Cusmano, Bon medICatIOns to prevent the re treatment IS different than that Secours Hospital Internal MedI- sponse, taken on a dally baSIS of allergies," he saId. "Infectious CIne phySI- durmg the bad season SinUSItiSrequires antibiotics, and cian "Most of • Immunotherapy - mJectlOns an allergic SinUSItIS may often the time those two to thlee tImes a week dUJ- requIre a combinatIOn of topical bothered WIth mg the bad season, several treat- thempy and antlhIstammes " allergIes re SOlt to usmg over the- counter prod ucts whIch are COMPULSIVE EATERS not very effec Cusmano tlVe and have '- several SIde • Free yourself from addictive dependency. Beautiful people effects These • Discover new ways to cope. Side effects ma) I ange flOm III • Learn to feed the hungry child within you. Members of the Grosse Pointe Woods Beautification Commission recently elected officers for tolerable sedatIOn 01 drowsiness, • Overcome feelings of powerlessness 1991. Members and officers include: front row, from left, James Kedich. treasurer: Janette E. to eXCItabilIty because they're Duster, chairperson: Angelo DiClemente: Aleen Hozdish, corresponding secretary: Mary M. loaded With caffeine • Individual therapy Mitts. recording secretary: back row. Allen Dickinson, Joyce S. Cook, Barbara Hayes, Mayor "Yet there are a number of so • Experienced female therapist, MSW/CSW. Robert E. Novitke. Frederick L. Orth, Sue Nichols. William Wilson, city council representative. lutions/treatments to combat al- Not shown are members Michael Zolik, vice chairperson: Albert C. Howe and Eric J. Steiner. lergies - It'S Simply a matter of Commission members are appointed by the mayor, and they are currently planning their an- being aware of the symptoms 886.1792 DUal flower sale. to be held May 17 and 18. and how to handle them" Cusumano said that most peo- ple suffer from allergies dunng the sprmg (from trees and pol- Prepare your child for that hospital stay len) and summer (from grasses), but some people have symptoms YOUR GOOD Ask any young chIld what's then mothel's nightgown, and be back.' throughout the year whIch may the worst thmg about havmg to they can snuggle WIth that "Try Wlthm that child's frame SERVICE stay m the hospItal and you'll nightgown," Blam SaId "They be related to household dust or of understandmg to IdentIfy a some environmental stimulus SPEAKS lIkely hear ... , "I don't like get- smell their mother But, they time when they'll be back" Allergy symptoms can be mam- ting shots." also know theu' mother wII! She says that even toddlers FOR ITSELF ... fested In three organ systems: No one hkes gettmg shots, but come back to get her nightgown can become depI essed If they feel • Respiratory tract. hayfever, young children can better cope "What parents need to focus a lack of security and trust Butwho ISspeaking to po- nasal congestIOn, Itchy, watery tential new customers In with illness and a hospital stay on IS the commg and gomg, the "They become despairing eyes and nose or asthma your area about your serv- when parents pay attentIOn to time that they're away from They think, 'I can't trust any- • Skin' hIves, rashes, eczema Ice? Getting To KnowYou the child's emotional needs theIr chIld - that they don't he one My parents don't stay WIth helps new homeowners Sharon Blain of Grosse Pomte, to them, and say, 'I'm gomg • G.I tract nausea, vomItmg, findappliance or auto me I have to have all these food allergIes a nurse in the pediatriC ambula- down for a cup of coffee when ac- hurtful things. Then they be- repair, exterminator or There are five chOIces of treat- locksmithWitha housewanmng package filledwithneeded tory surgery area of 8t John tually they're gomg home If come very quiet and cooperative, ment for allergies, he saId Informationabout selected communityservice companies. HospItal and MedIcal Center, they're gOIng to go home then but, m fact, It'S more of a feelmg • Avoidance - avoid what cre- JOinthe finest merchants and profesSionalsby subscnblnQ says that It's essentIal for a tod- say, 'I'm gomg home, but I wll! of despaIr. They give up." to your local GettingToKnowYouprogram, and help your ates symptoms, such as certain dler to feel secw-e In the hospItal new neighbors get acquainted Withyou. "They need someone to hold them, to comfort them," she Thirteenth Annual Antiquarian said "You have to be honest and Our Pre-Kindergarten is Professional Book And Paper Show ~ soit\etbk\g's going.,.\:O''hurt, 1">.... ICIIIllt ... ~ • I.... ~ 'ol ~ 10-00 am 10 5'00 pm ~nday. AprB 7i!B l>ut then be able to gIVe them We have bUilt the pre;k1nd~gar.ten,eomculum,at Ux\l.~t~.t ".; ~SIlllJ CiV¥:~ter. 505 Vi. Allegan. L~g ~me very.~clfif Ideas 9f when llggettSchool on the InsIghts of a full rangeofeducanonal psycholo- AdrnlSSIOIl- $2.00 - 95 Exb IbIlors _ ~ gists and researchers We are not bound by the theory of just one Info CUnClUS Bookshop the hurt WIll stop and assure -'517il3200.l12 ... ..,,< ...... them that you'll be there for philosophy. Two professional teachers with degrees and experience In them." early duldhood education are in each classroom, to maX1mlze the Bringing along some familIal' learnmg opportumbes for young children. Specialists instruct our toys or items from home is one chtldren 10 dance and musIc Our curriculum 15 based on sound way to help the young child feel principles of early cluldhood development Call 884-4444 and talk to a more comfortable m the hospital profeSSional, Centie Strong, Head of Pre-K1Odergarten EXPRESSIONS "I've seen children left with University Liggett School 1045 Cook Road St. Clare Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 PRICE kindergarten (313) 884-4444 information SALE ,,, Hal/Off Any St. Clare of Montefalco will AlLEN THE TRADITION , hold an evemng InformatIOnal EDl\ I()l\TIS OF EXCELLENCE. Fabric When meeting called Kmdergarten Placed DnA 1991-92, featunng a tour of the THE EXCELLENC(: kmdergarten rooms. OF TRADITION. New Frame! Hank BurakowskI, pnncIpal, will give an overvIew of the school and its polICIes, Carol For nearly seventy McGrath wIll talk about the de- years, the benchmark velopmental program and Its for quality traditional v' shoe making has been ....~ purpose, and Joanna Blough will Allen-Edmonds. t describe the kmgergarten year Everything we make, ll' Exclusive Designs In Parents of children who WIll from stunning wing Quality Custom be 5 years old by Dec 1 are wel- tip oxfords to come, The meetmg will be held impeccable slip-on Furniture Now at 16231 Charlevoix at 7 pm. loafers. ISa ~~ On Sale! Wednesday, April 10 combination of the For more InformatIOn, call the finest materials and CREATECUSTOMFURNITURE school at 886-1440 YOURWAYChoose your favorite the most metIculous fabric from over 600 designer shoemakmg methods. patterns and textures. plus Conference to help The shoes are 34 COLORSOF LEATHER.Pick handcrafted and your frame from over 150styles young parents cope made from natural of sofas, sectlonals. sleepers materials, Young mothers and fathers and chairs We11build and exclusively. And the deliver It to your home In45 are invited to share theIr needs styles are made to DAYSwith a limited lifetime and concerns as parents at the last as long as the warranty on frame and springs. 8th annual "Together We Can" shoes themselves. conference hosted by Macomb Which is a long, Commumty College long tIme. The conference IS open to all Allen-Edmonds. parents under the age of 25 Quality shoemaking Conference sessIOns will focus on at Its finest, such subjects as money manage- ment, child abuse preventIOn, The Enfield - aVallable In family relationshIps, custody and black. oak and burgundy divorce laws, and self-esteem The conference wII! take place $200 Wednesday, May 8, from 830 a.m. to 230 pm, at Macomb's South Campus, K-301, 'IWelve Mile and Hayes, m Warren A luncheon is included in the pro gram. Advance reglstratIOn by Api'll 24 is reqUIred to assure a place at the conference lunch For m KERCHEVALAT ST. CLAIR. GROSSE POINTE EXPRESSIONS formatIOn on registratIOn and MONDAY-FRIDAY 10 to 6. SATURDAY 10 to 5.30 fees, contact Kathy McInerny at OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 445-7860, 8 a m to 430 pm, Mastercard 882-3670 Visa Monday through Fnday April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News News 21A country I've ever been to, The would be m demand no matter only people I saw smlle ovel where he tz aveled I Iceman '.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:there were chIldren and young He holds an assocIate's degree parents. But maybe that's be m culmary arts from Schooici aft From page 1 cause It'S so cold over there Commumty College and has won They used power saws, knIves, "And SImple thmgs that we "everal culinary arts awards He chIsels and even a household take for granted over hel e, they was named Grand ChampIOn m Iron to bl'lng Slaven's deSign out don't have. For example, all the the Kraft Umted States Student of the Ice restaurants, at least all the res Culmary Challenge m 1981, reo "It wa!>fun," GIeen Said, "and taurants we went to, closed at 10 celved thlee gold medals m the I thmk the reason we won was o'clock (p m) And If you're m 1988 Culinary OlympICSm because we really worked hke a the mIddle of a meal when It'S FJankfurt, Germany, and has team We diVIded up the work so 10 o'clock, that's Just too bad won gold and SIlver medals at that we Wele each domg what They won't contmue to sel ve varIOUSculmary arts competl' we dId best I hke to go for you Here, If you walk mto a re<; tlOns held m the Umted States \...... " \ , nIce clean cuts, so I worked on taU! ant 10 mmutes before clos- Green, executIve chef at the the Grystal city Kevm is good mg, they'll u"ually seat you and yacht club sIllce October 1989, with really artistIC thmgs, like walt on you untIl you fimsh yoU! "aid that one of hI" goals IS to meal" WIzards and dragons and thmgs, become a certified master chef <;0he worked on that part of It " Green Said he became a chef However, you can bet that he'll They receIved small ceramic because he likes to eat, and be contmue to make hI" mal k on plates for competmg m the cau<;ehe wanted a Job that the Ice event, and two large ceramIc va<;escreated by students at an art school m Moscow One of the vases was for Green's victory m the mdlvldual competitIOn, and the other was awarded to hiS ;YmJM3 r?AVtte team for wmnmg first place m the team competitIOn An1t?a$ g Atrolwn The vases are m Green's St Ualr ~hores home He Said hIS 16135 Mack at Bedford Wife, Colleen, liked them so RESULTS OF MARCH 28 AUCTION much that hIS teammates al. 1939 New York World I-'alr Table Lighter In ongmal hghter box lowed her to keep both vases $35, CIVIl War cup $1750, Vlctonan frame $20-$35, arts and Green, who has competed m crafts hIgh backed bench $250, c 1830 Amencan Sheraton chest of drawers $450, c 1790 Hoppelwhlte hoen press WIth desk $800, food shows all over the world, late 1800's enameled coal fireplace $50, c 1900 French Anmor Said, "RUSSiaIS not hke any With inlay $600, Vlctonan purses $12-$40, Frednck Remmlngton bronze restnke "outlaw. $275, Single 1/2k dIamond ring In 14k gold set $275, mahogany tllttop tsble $55, c 1780 mahogany Above: Green Won first place in the individual competition at Chippendale chest of drawers $600 the Moscow ice festival for this sculpture of an eagle, coming down to attack its prey. 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The dnve will continue KITCHENS /t~DORMERS-, 'through Sunday, Arpll 14 .,..., ...... - , More than 400 volunteers plus ; dozens of corporations and organ- ; izations, including the TIger : Stadium Fan Club, Detroit Sym- . phony Orchestra and Pamt : Creek Folklore Society, will an . . swer phones . Local celebrities who WIll ; make appearances mclude Free : Press columnist Bob Talbert, , Mike and Mark RIdley from the : Comedy Castle, the Turtle Island Why put your advertising dollars in something people : String Quartet, filmmaker refer to as -Junk Mail"? Maybe a few people will actually : Harvey Ovshmsky and Free look at your message. But odds are, more people won't. : Press pubhsher Neil Shme : The pubhc radIO station IS Why chance it? Your ad in the Grosse Pointe News won't : owned and operated by Wayne get tossed out. It'll be seen and read by our entire ! State Umverslty All donatIOns circulation. !are tax-deductlble and may be : sent to WDET.FM, 6001 Cass ; Ave, Detroit 48202 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING GETS RESULTSI ; For more mformatIOn, call 20'X20' ExclUding Concrete CALL : 577-4146 weekdays WE RAISE & RECONDITION I • OLD GARAGES 882-3500 we're Fighting For Your Life. LUNAR GARAGE & MODERNIZATION For Advertising Rates And Information 13491 E. 8 Mile iaAmerican Heart 779.4700 Grosse Pointe News yoAssociation 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms 48236 • 22A .. ~us. ~.leSS April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News The butler did it got a job through Grosse Pointe Employment By Ronald J. Bemu When a connection IS made, both to the domestic help, Andreim Staff Wnter employer and employee have 30 "Can you buttle?" Carole has placed clerical workers, tele- days to pay a placement fee marketers, secretaries and even Lombard asks William Powell In based on the salary of the new "My Man Godfrey" JUst before an electromcs engineer. Nowa. employee The employee's fee is days, fewer butlers are being she hires him to be her family's smaller than the employer's new butler. placed, but more home health- "SometImes they don't work care workers and nannies are It's a question Dolores An- out," Andreini said. "There's dreini, manager of Grosse POinte needed wrong chemIstry or somethmg, "Older women with grandchIl- Employment, has been asking but we work With both people for some 10 years The agency dren who maybe have never had and find them someone else. I've work expenence would make specializes In placing domestiC had people who didn't get along help in private homes and has wonderful nanmes, and should WIth one person, but stayed for not discount themselves," An. been doing it for close to 60 years with another" years. dreml Said "Character refer- All apphcants are thoroughly ences from people who have Butlers, maIds, chefs, dayper- screened and their references are sons, chauffeurs, groundskeepers known them for a long time are checked extensively Just as good as bUSIness refer- and gardeners at the rate of 25 "We're very careful about who to 50 a week have passed ences" we send Into a pnvate home," through the agency's doors on The same goes for chauffeurs, she said. "If there's any doubt at Mack in Grosse Pomte Farms she saId. All you need - in add I all, we Just don't place them We looking for placement Many find tlOn to good references - IS a It. have a very good reputatIOn and knowledge of the area and good we would rather lose a place "I can't find enough well qual- navIgational skills ment than take a chance But III Ified people to fill the Jobs I And Andreim can refer pro- my 10 years here I've never spective workers to schools hke have," Andreini said "And now thrown out an applicatIOn" we're gettmg more and more re- the nanny school at Delta Col. The agency's reputatIOn comes lege m Midland and the Ivor quests for nannies and there cer. from nearly 60 vears of domestic tamly aren't enough to fill those Spencer Butler School, an estab- placement It had a lot to hve up POSItIOns." hshed school m England which to, gIven the spotless reputation It works hke this' When some- holds a special intensIve trammg of former owner Gerry Prugh school once a year In the states one wants a maid, for instance, and her daughter JudIth Ort she calls the agency and tells for those who want to work on It has been owned for the last Andreim what the job entails their skills to Improve their 10 years by Florence Wise and chances of a good placement and what the proposed wage or run by Andreim. salary will be Andreim then Grosse Pointe Employment is The agency, lIke most long- pores over the hundreds of appli- the only pnvately owned bUSI- term successful businesses, has ness of Its kmd in the area. Its Photo by Ronald J Bernas cants who have been screened changed its services to meet the and approved for placement. advertISIng comes basically from Dolores Andreini likes her job at Grosse Pointe Employment. an agency specializing in placing needs of the chentele In additIon word of mouth by employers and domestic workers in private homes. employees who have had success- ful placements thanks to An- She says she's not thInking of Investment seminar offered need each other together," she located at 18514 Mack Avenue dreini And she often becomes using her own services to find A seminar, "Mutual Funds said m Grosse Pomte Farms The The semmars Will meet Tues- more than Just a liaison between herself another job and Stock Markets - Vehicles Grosse POInte Employment IS telephone IS885-4576. days and Thursd~ys, April 9-25, employer and employee "I've For Investment," Will examine from 7 to 9 p.m., at Macomb "I really hke my job. There is approaches to investments WIth made lots of fnends through a great feehng of satIsfactIOn CommunIty College's Fraser here," she said emphasis on degree of nsk, hid- Campus, 32101 Carohne, off Ma- when you get two people who den charges and tax Imphca. somc between Hayes and Utica Wills, trusts clinic planned tIons Also covered will be an- roads. The fee IS $60 Accountant review offered nual reports, the prospectus and A wills and trusts climc, spon- CPA with Schroeder, Howell and sored by the National Bank of Trefzer; and Mark Woods Jr., in- financial statements Detroit College of BUSIness For more InformatIOn or to June Detroit and EastsIde YMCA, surance agent with Principal Fi- Instructors, who are financial will conduct a Certified Manage- regIster, call ProfeSSIOnal and Eight Saturday sessIOns corre- will be held at the Grosse Pomte nanCIal Group, will preside. planners, will not recommend Continumg Education at 296- ment Accountant Review course spond to topics on the exam War Memorial Wednesday, Apnl particular products. 3516. on Its Dearborn campus begIn- RegistratIOn can be made for the 10 from 7:30 pm. to 9 pm. The chnic will also deal with ' mng Apnl6. entire course or for individual A panel consisting of Arthur estate planning in general, in- ' RegistratIOns are currently sessIOns Registrations will be B. Hudson, trust officer for NBD; eluding wills and trusts. being taken for the class, which taken until Apnl 4 MIchael G. Cummings, attorney Business People IS deSIgned to prepare those who For more information, call For further mformation, call with Clark, Klem and Beau- Barry Stephens, Eastside will be taking the Certified Man- Roxanne Lopetrone at 581-4400, m"~t; Theodore W. Trefzer, ill, agement Account examination m YMCA, at 921-0770. \ ext. 249. J I l.'i JJ.. \ \.. '\ ~ I ,) \ I ~ n \ 1 '\ )~) ~Oll~'~~Jl~'1'tm~ 'I , 'I Neelam Bhardwaj, director of planning and business development at Bon Secours Hospital, was re-elected to serve another one-year term as president of the Michigan Society for Healthcare Planning & Marketing. The society's function is to promote the professional development of mem- bers through education and programs BhardWaj Chuck Knost, owner of four Ziebart Centers located in Grosse Pointe Park, Lansing and Howell, has qualified for membership in the company's exclusive Million Dollar Dealer Club. The honor is based on superior 1990 total sales volume. The club recognizes deal- ers with outstanding sales records Connie Dunlap of Champion & Baer, Inc. has been awarded the Certified Residential Specialist designation by the Residential Sales Council of the Realtors National Marketing Institute, affiliated with the National Association of Realtors. Dunlap was recognized at the national meetings of the NAR in San Antonio, Texas. Jill McBride and Trudy Rhoades, owners of the Merry Maids residential housecleaning office serving East Detroit, recently at- tended the company's 1991 Invitational Owners' Conference held March 8-11 in Orlando. Their operation earned an mvitation based on its sales and service in 1990. Gary Haberkorn, account executive with the Grosse Pointe office of Roney & Co., Inc., has been named to The American Funds Group All-American Team. Haberkorn was cited for outstanding service to investors in the Southeastern Michigan area and for excellence in financial counseling in mutual fund investments and variable annu. ity contracts. Haberkorn has been with Roney & Co. since July 1989. Kamran S. Moghissi, M.D., of Grosse Pointe Shores, was recently elected chief of Hutzel Hospi- tal's medical staff. During hIS two-year term of of. fiee, Moghissi will continue to serve as chief of the ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• division of reproductive endocrinology and infertll. Ity at Hutzel. He was formerly chief of obstetncs I Save up to $6.00 per bag. • and gynecology at Hutzel Hospital and chairman • Requests postmarked afhIr April 16, 1991 will not be honored. • of the department of obstetncs and gynecology at • 0ffIdaI5co"s Cash RefIIKf Certifkat. 0f!II1iAiIId1a513~C1hd"'_~1l • Wayne State University. He was recently named • Haw'" rehnI: u,",sel SI3 p.dlllliy CII'address may lCIIlliMt fraud. • chief emeritus. 1 .;; any alC",."..~ prockcs 5 Mail ill S,00054-ft.llag(l) @5~ =--- 7 • CI 124701131 0 1000054-h 1lag('1 @So! =--- STUi '8 • Grosse Pointe Shores reSident George P. Car- • IS 00054- It. boe!s) @56 =__ • alis was recently named preSident of Grace Hospi • NdalfroaI«1II:dlIst...... ~lIIUllbe_1lIadCII'ISlolls ftr'lbr d. bonom panel~ CII'I" Nil",*-- Fer1bn @ 52=_ __ ZIP • tal. Carahs holds a bachelor's degree m SCIence • are .. ., '" ji'OO(.tI1iidill5i liIIdl CGI1 be liOWl.d. litllll Seed {~k CII'Iargerl__ @51 =__ Must be postmarked by April 16, 1991 • from the Umversity of MIchigan and a master's OfIor"' ...... ofolootog_II.AI,Al,CA,R.1iA,1D 1A,1IS,1Il1lC,1Ill.1l'I 01,01, \(, IUI, U1WUT degree in bIOlogy from Wayne State Umversity He has a master's in business admmistratlOn ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• from Michigan State University. Scotts Early Bird Refund Offer only good with this certificate. Notavailable instore. CaraJla ._------~------ April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 23A Valeri Samaras Mr WIlson also belonged to Club, Lochmoor, The LIttle Club Mrs Carney IS surVived by ServIces were held FrIday, the New England SocIety, the and the Country Club of DetrOIt Mary l. Warman burg, Maureen Robotnlk, Colleen Woodstock ArtIsts ASSOCIatIOn, her husband, Roswell, a son, Tucker, Con een Kapusta and March 29, at Assumption Greek "Wm," as ",he hked to be MalY L (Landn) Wal man, 86, the St Andrew's Society of New .Jameb; a Sister, MalY Mac Noreen St PWlI e, 10 grandchII- Orthodox Church for ValerI Sa- called, Will be remembered by of MJlford, Conn, formerly of maras, 29, of Grosse Pomte York, the Burns Society, the AlthUl, and two t,,'l'andsons dl en, a slstel, Mildred PrUItt, hel many students In the Gmbbe POinte, died Mal ch 29, Amencan Scottish FoundatIOn, Interment was at the Laudel and a bmther, Arthur Tucker. Woods She died March 26, 1991 Pomtes for teachmg not only the 1991 at hel home of heart faIlure due to Cooley's Yale UniverSIty Alumni ASSOCIa- dale Memonal Park Cemetery He wa" preceded In death by hiS rules and mechamcs of playmg She WdS bill n In Na<;hville, anemia tIOn, the Yale Club of New York, An angemenb were by the Wife, Kathleen bridge, but also the ethICS of the Tenn Zeta PSI Fraternity, The Players, Kraeer FUI1e1al Home In FOit Intel ment was m ResUlTectlOn MIss Samaras earned a bache- game Mrb Wal man IS '>U1vlved by the Country Club of DetrOIt and Laudel dale CemetClY lor of arts degree from the Um- She was a bndge playel fOl her ,>on, Bryan Wdl man Jr of verslty of Michigan and a teach- Grosse Pomte Memorial Church MIlford, Co~n, foUl b'l'andchJl William Tucker The son of the late Hansel more than 40 years and eal ned ing certificate from Wayne State dl en, thl ee t,,'1'eat-gl'andchJldren, Services for WillIam Tuckel DWight WIlson and the late many trophIes as a "hfemaster " Umverslty and was workmg to- and slstel, MalInda L Babson of were held at the WUJekCalca Frances Gatling Wilson of Mrs Malchle IS surVIVed by PUBUC rard a master's degree She was Glo"'>e Pomte She was pleceded tella Funeral Home Wednesday, Grosse Pomte, Mr WIlson was her daughtel1:>, Deane PI estol1 a teacher and sponsor of the and Dana 01 m, and four gI'and In death by her husband, Blyan Aplll 3 MI Tuckel died March NOTICES Grosse Pomte North HIgh School born m Detroit on Aug 15, chIldren She was preceded In Warman 81 and daughtel, Pa 27, 1991. He was 66 "BECAUSE THE PEOPLE 1925 He and the late Mary Tal yearbook for three years until death by her brother, Bud tllCId Wal man Reynolds Mr Tucker wa'l born Aug 1, ~USTKNOW" bot Weaver, the daughter of the this year when she had to leave SmIth AI rangement<, were made by 1924 He owned Tucker Heatll1g for health reasons late Mr and Mrs Henry Grady the SmIth funelal home In Mil In St Clan 8hOles and \Valked Weaver of Grosse Pointe FBI'ms, She was a volunteer for St ford, Conn A pllvate service \\ Jll extensIvely m Glosse POInte He John Hospital, and was named were marned on June 12, 1965 May Elizabeth be held at the family\, cemetCly berved In World War II and was He IS surVived by hiS COUSinS, Volunteer of the Month m AprIl plot 111 Ann AI bOl at a latel a membel of the Disabled ArneI' John N. Wilson of Shelby Town Thompson 1989. She was a committee date Ican Veteran'l ~ ShiP, Mrs RIchard Carothers of A memol"lal bel VIce for May member of the Amencan Hel. MemOllal contnbutlOns may Mr Tucker IS surVived by hIe; OIl CIty, Pa, Mrs Arthur D Ehzabeth Thompson, fOlmelly ~f lemc EducatIOnal Progressive be made to the AmerIcan Cancel chJldJen. James. Kathleen Sand Robmson of Niles, and Mrs Grosse Pomte Woods, wIll be ASSOCiatIOn, Cooley's Anemia Society 01 Cottage HospIce m AssociatIOn, Thalassemle (Cool. Stuart L Mam of Lafayette, Ind h,eld at 7 pm Fllday, Api'll 5 at tare of Cottage Hospital, Grosse ey's AnemIa) ActIOn Group of Memonal contnbutlOns may Grosse POInte UnIted Church POinte Fdl ms America, the educatIOn commIt. be made to Grosse POInte Memo 240 Chalfonte In Grosse POlnt~ tee for the Assumption Cultural flal Church, the AmerICan Dla Farms Dr Roy Hutcheon WIll David R. MacDonald GH.D C.l< JUU 4JVfJ ,etill:mt:lU? lYe can help you see Center, the Umversity of MichI- betes ASSOCiation, or The Play offiCiate Mrs Thompson, 66, A memOllB1 serVIce WIll be ers, 3321 E Jefferson, DetrOIt, the picture. Call Judy Reardan at 772-8100. gan Alumm ASSOCiationand the dIed Sunday, March 31, 1991 held at 11 am SatUlday, Api'll MICh 48207. Daughters of Penelope Chapter Mrs Thompson was a member 6 at the Grosse Pomte War of the Young Adults League Winifred S. MaIchie of Grosse Pomte Umted Church Memonal for DaVid R Mac- Go(Urey Hammel, Danneels & Company, P.C. Her philosophy was "seIZe the and the ASSistance League fOl Donald, 80, formerly of Grosse CerllfU!d PublIC AccounJanlS day" and she did. In SPite of her A memonal service for Wm- the Northeast GUIdance Center Pomte Farms A reSIdent of Hen 21420 Greater Mack Avenue. SI elm Shores 772.8100 battle WIth COOley's anemIa _ Ifred S. Malchie, 79, of Grosse She was a past pIeSldent of the del sonvllle, N C, he dIed Dec an Iron overload of the heart _ Pomte Woods will be held at Newcomers Club, the Newcom 29, 1990 m HendersonvIlle she accomplIshed all her goals 4:30 p.m Monday, Apnl 8, at ers AlumnI, the Welcome Mr MacDonald was born m and was an inspIratIOn to her Grosse Pomte Memonal Church Wagon, the MellY Go-Rounders DetrOit and served m the Au' family and friends She traveled She died March 27, 1991 In Dance Club and The VIllagers Force dUlIng World War II the country extensively and took Grosse Pomte Farms, after a She continued her interest m He IS surVIved by hIS Wife. REMODELING? two trips to Europe. She did this four-month battle with cancer these orgamzatlOns as well as FIOI ence, daughters, DIane Call the experts at Volentine Building Co. despite being hospitalIZed more Dunng her teens and early the Kalosomatlcs class at the MacDonald, DOleen Aiello and Your Complete Home Improvement Specialists than 500 times, once In 1986 for twenties, Mrs Malchle swam for Greek AssumptIon Cultural Cen Deborah MacDonald, and two a stroke. the DetrOIt AthletIc Club and tel' before movmg to Oklahoma i,'l'andchlldren • Additions. Kitchens. Bathrooms. Decks She loved sports as well as the the Detroit Boat Club teams In July 1990 theater and was knowledgeable She held state records In free. Mrs. Thompson IS survIved by Ruth E. Carney 1562015 Mile Rd sons Gerald and Mark, daugh- 777-1852 Ucensed & Insured about actors and actresses. style events for many years and Funeral servIces were held fm ters Chene and Cmdee Grlesel, MISS Samaras IS survived by mIssed qualifying for the Olym- Ruth E Cal ney of Fort Lauder- and five grandchIldren She was her parents, Robert and Mar- pICSby a technicahty dale, formerly of Grosse Pomte, pIeceded m death by her hus ietta; two sisters, Debra DIttmer Mrs Malchle was a self-em- who dIed March 26, 1991 She ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS band, Russell Meade Thompbon The Board of EducatJon of The Grosse Pointe Public School System, and Nikki Rahalm; and a grand- ployed bridge teacher and direc- wa& 73 ContnbutJOns may be made to Wayne County, MichIgan, will recetve sealed bids for Roofing Projects mother, Ianthia Christofis. tor She taught privately as well MIs Carney owned a local bal at five schools the Amencan Cancer Society 01 Interment was m Clinton as directmg local games at val' let studIO for 31 years whele she IOUS sites, including the Hunt Glosse Pomte Umted Church Grove Cemetery m Mount Cle taught dance Bids will be due Monday, May 6, 1991 and will be received at the mens. Office of the Board of Education, 389 St Clair Avenue, Grosse Pointe, MemOrIal contributIOns may MIchigan untJl4:oo p.m. Bids will be opened and publicly read at the be made to the Ahepe Cooley's ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Board of EducatJon Conference Meeung, 389 St Clair, Grosse Pointe, AnemIa Foundation, 13656 39th The Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Michigan, on May 6, 1991 at 7:30 p.m. , Ave, Flushmg, N.Y, 11354 or to Wayne County, Michigan, WIllreceive sealed bIds for Air ConditIOning YOU DE6ERVETHEB~T <' the AssumptIOn Greek Orthodox replacement at our Central LIbrary. SpecifIcations and Bid Forms may be obtaIned at the office of Mr. Church, 21800 Marter Road, St QeBllor 50ards And Larry Yankauskas, Support Services, 389 St. Clair, Grosse Pointe, MIchIgan.Telephone 343-2070 \~lail:, Shores, 480 Bids Will be due Monday, ~ay 6, 1991 an~ will be received at the Mull!list. &rvlCeS. We Michigan untJ14.oo p.m. Bids win be opened and pubhcly read at th~ BIDDERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO ATfEND A MANDATORY 'H. Dwight Wilson Jr. Board of Education Conference Meeting, 389 St Chur, Grosse Pomte, PRE-BID MEETING beginnmg at North High in the Receiving Room Michigan, on May 6,1991 at 7:30 pm. at 9'30 a m. on Tuesday, Apnl 16, 1991 and proceeding to the other A memonal service Will be bUIldmgs. held for H. Dwight Wilson Jr., Specifications and Bid Forms may be obtained at the office of Mr. ~~ Board of Education formerly of Grosse Pomte Farms Larry Yankauskas, Support Services, 389 S1. Clarr, Grosse Pomte, Grosse Pointe Public School System and recently of BearsvIlle, NY, Michigan. Telephone 343-2070. 886-6010 at 3 pm Friday, Apnl 19, at Vincent F. LoCicero Grosse Pointe Memonal Church, - BIDDERS WilL BE REQUIRED TO AITEND A MANDATORY G P.N.04104/91& 04/11191 S~ 16 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe PRE-BID MEETING at the Central Library at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, Farms. April 18, 1991. He died Feb 24, 1991, of inJu- Board of Education nes suffered in an automobile Grosse Pointe Public School System aCCIdent. He was 65. During World War II, Mr WII- Vincent F. LoCicero on served m the Marine Corps G.PN. 04104/91& 04/1IrJI Secretary nd learned Japanese He partlc- pated m efforts to break war- irtle Japanese codes. He receIved his bachelor's de- ee from Yale Umversity in 949 and attended the Univer- Ity of MIchigan Law School om 1949 to 1951. Mr Wilson also attended the nstItut des Haute Etudes des iences Politiques, a branch of he Sorbonne in Pans, and Rlk- yu Daigaku (St Paul's Umver- SELECT Ity) In Tokyo, where he studied WE NOW he post-war Japanese tax sys. m BANANAS FEATURE Mr Wilson received hIS mas ORIGINAL BAKERY r's and doctor's degrees In po- PRODUCTS Ihcal science at Wayne State 39~ mverslty In 1958 and 1960, reo PEAK OF THE SEASON TENDER BONELESS VEAL pectively He was a professor of 99 overnment and politIcal science BARTLETT FOR STEW $3 89~ lb. t Wayne until 1966, when he oved to BearsvIlle to wnte es PEARS lb. LEAN VEAL ys and commentanes on world PATTIES $39~b. htlcs and world relIgIOn FANCY FRESH 89"" As an amateur composer, Mr LEAF " lison enjoyed writmg works for SPINACH bunch FRESH CALVES 'Iano, chorus and orchestra His omposltion, "Temple PIece," GREEN ZUCCHINI 69~~~ LIVER $399 nd other chamber works were SQUASH lb. ~,-,y lb. rformed m Woodstock, N.Y LEAN MEATY COUNTR As an amateur architect, Mr SPECIAL BORDEN Ilson deSigned the Tree Tower, STYLE 99 hlCh stands on hiS property m FRESH ROASTED HOMOGENIZED $1 earsvllle The house IS depIcted RIBS lb. n the cover of the 1974 book, DUTCH BREAKFAST BLEND COFFEE ~~D "Woodstock Homemade Houses," MILK LOIN END (~ which has been featured on PORK l{.~" . JoSWISS and German teleVIsion $44~b. $199 u \ $159 ;and reVIewed by German, Swiss gal. 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ExceSSIvermleage charge IS lOll per mIle If 60,000 mIle ImutatJOn is exceeded Dealer partICIpation may affect I1JW .. vi.. PONTIAC. BUICK GMC:TRUC:K. 17677BetweenMACKCadieuxAVENUE& Moro.. 886 • 1700 GROSSE POINTE, MICH. Sectioll B Bridge Column 28 April 4, 1991 Entertainment 58 Oros~ Pointe News Features Sports 88 Live from Grosse Pointe • • • it's Saturday night By Margie Reins Smith Mickey, like to go to Eliza- Grosse Po1Ote Ski Club. Gar- Feature Editor with Wolves.' Or we do beth's by the Lake in St. Saturday night in Grosse dener saId she likes to go out th10gs with the kids, lIke go Po1Ote. Clair Shores for d1Oner. to dinner With her favorite out to dinner and to an event Is it wild and crazy? Sub- "The ride down Lakeshore boyfriend to Elizabeth's by 10 Detrmt, like the auto dued? Lively? Laid back? qUIets the spirit. And they the Lake, or to DaEdoardo's show." Demure? save table No. 32 for us. Then in Grosse Po1Ote Woods or, if we like to come home for a she feels lIke dressmg cas- Billie Deason, a pre-school teacher and past preSIdent of We asked a dozen or so quiet evening reading or ually, to the LIdo 10 St. Clair Grosse Pointers to deSCribe watching TV." Shores, where they can the Grosse Pomte South High their favorite ways to spend a School Mothers' Club, said Lisa Gandelot, first VIce dance Saturday evening. her faVOrite way to relax at presIdent of the Children's Here are their answers "J also love to go to the home on a Saturday night is You deCIde Home of Detroit, and former symphony at Orchestra Hall. "I worked the last SIXor to pop a bowl of microwave presIdent of the Grosse Pointe I have season tickets. Or, seven Saturdays and by eve- popcorn and rent a movie. "A Dave Wagner, director of when the season is right, I ning, I'm beaL" nice dinner out IS always a music at St. Paul Catholic lIke to go skiing." The last one we saw was Mike Martin of the Grosse treat, too," she added. Church and program director 'Dances With Wolves,' but 1 Po1Ote Optimist Club said he Doug Merkle is the student of WQRS-FM, said one of his liked 'Field of Dreams' too." assistance program facilitator favorite activities is to attend Suzy Berschback, PR direc- for the Grosse Pointe schools. a Detroit Symphony Orches- tor for the Grosse Pointe War tra concert or a musical event Memorial, said she and her in Detroit. husband like to go to Joe "We have so many to Muer's for dinner and then choose from. There's the dancing at Clubland. Chamber Music Society and Dale Krajniak, city man- the Attic Theatre and the Dan Healy, chief of public ager for Grosse Pointe Park, Birmingham Theatre. safety for Grosse Pointe said he's a homebody. He and Shores, said he's a hockey his wife, Sue, have two child- "I suppose I could also say I Historical Society, said she fan. He has season tickets to ren, 7 and 5. "I'm likely to be He said he and his wife, like staying home, stretching likes to spend the evening the Red Wings games and he home, reading a book or a Gayle, like to go out to din- out on the couch and listen- with four or five special said, "I like to watch hockey magazine or interacting with ner, then shopping, then and his wife, Rita, like to get ing to WQRS." friends, at home (hers or on TV or spend time with my the children and the family." dancing. together with friends, go out Adair Alexander of the theirs) for dinner and conver- w e. He said when the weather ifi " to dinner, then go back to State Rep. William Bryant Grosse Pointe Woman's Club sation. Clark Durant of Grosse is nice, they might go for a someone's house to play and his wife, Lois, like to go said she and her husband, "What woman wants to Pointe City saId he's lIkely to bike ride. euchre. to an early movie, then out cook on a Saturday night?" be found doing one of three "We go to movies, too. The for a late dinner with another said Virginia Gardener of the things on Saturday mght: last one we saw was 'Dances couple. "I like all movies," he "Trying to get the batting said. cage at the Neighborhood Grosse Pointe City Mayor Club to help my daughter, Red Browning said he and who's on the softball team, or his wife Anne like to go out my two sons, who are in the to dinner and play bridge. Little League. "Once in a while we go to the "Or, home, in double soli. movies. Whatever she wants taire matches WIth my kids to see - I go to see. She "Or, 1f Susan an<;tl dec..i,<,l.~ wears the pants m the fam- to splurge, we go to a movie. Ily." HERE'S A NEW PERSPECTIVE ONCHILDBIRTH. experIence takes place speCIal needs of Cottage Runily Centered In the comfort and pn- Hospital patients Childbirth at vacy of your room, you The bIrth of your baby will be cared fO!by a is a very speCial event Cottage Hospital. full staff of highly for your entIre family At the Cottage HospItal trained experts mclud- Make It even more specldl Family ChIldbirth Center Ing Board Certified WIth the comforts and we lOokat childbIrth a obstetncians, pedlatn- care of the httle dIfferently, starting Clans, anesthesIOlogists Cottage WIthour Labor /Dehvery/ and your very HospItal Recovery/Postpartum own mother- FamIly Child- (LDRP) rooms It's child- baby nurse bIrth Center It way be birth with the comforts FO! more of home From your comfortmg to know mformatlon speCially designed bed '""-, about the to a reclining chair for that Henry Center, a schedule Dad or your speCial Ford Health System of upcommg chIldbIrth pennatal and neonatdl guest, you WIllfind your and parentmg classes, LDRP room to be the speCialists are aVailable or to arrange a tour, call perfect place for a 24 hours a day for the 881-BABY (881-2229) healthy, new begm- mng Our first con- cern is for the ~ health and safet) COTTAGE of you and your l ' HOSPITAL baby WhIle OF GROSSE POINTE your entIre Where famIlIes chlldblrth Are Born ( olloll-" 110..,"1 tit .. In ,L1T,h ,I" of d!'("!1"j'.n?<:tHeallh System • ----....------q--- 28 Community April 4. 1991 Grosse Pointe News Medical missionaries to visit March into spring The Presbytenan Women of the Sunday Mornmg Adult Edu. The Dominican Alumnae As. Fashions by Liz ClaIborne and Grosse Pomte Memonal Church cation Hour at Grosse Pomte soclatlon will host a fashion reo Claiborne for Men at the Twelve will host a special tea today, Memonal on April 7, at 10 a.m. view and dinner at the Grosse Oaks Mall in Novi; coiffures by April 4 at 1 pm for three physI' Pomte Yacht Club Thursday, Do All By Hall' Company of cians who are Presbyterian mls Apnlll, beginning at 6 p.m. . Grosse Pointe.Park. . sionanes in MlraJ, India Grosse Pointe "March Into Spring - A Clal. Proceeds WIll benefit Domml. Dr. Archie Fletcher will VISIt borne CollectIOn" will begin with can High School of Detroit. along with Dr Cheri on Thomas, Shores Club cocktal1s; dinner and the fashIOn TIckets are $30 For reserva. director of MiraJ Medical Center The Grosse Pomte Garden show WIll start at 7 p.m. tIons, call 881-2654 or 527-0027. I In India, and his wife, Dr. Kal. Club will hold Its monthly meet. Fashions Will be prOVided by mdi Thomas, director of the De. Ing on Friday, Api'll 5, at the partment of Commumty Mental home of Mrs. Theodore Held at Grosse Pointe Rose Society Health at MiraJ Medical Center 11 a m After the busmess meet. They wIll also be available for mg, luncheon WIll be served by The Grosse Pomte Rose Soci- Mayer is a member of the co.hostesses Mrs A.M Salvato. ety w111 meet on Wednesday, Metropolitan and Detroit Rose nello, Mrs R.D Ireland and April 10, at 7.45 pm at the Societies, an accredited Ameri. Christian Science Mrs Marilyn Kmg Neighborhood Club. can Rose SocIety Judge and a Dale Morgan, of Silk and Mol" The program wJlI feature a consultmg rosarlan He IS also lecture is April 13 gan FlorIst, wIll speak to the presentatIOn by Edgar Mayer of regarded as one of the premier Madison Heights on the work exhibitors m the Great Lakes "God IS Where You Are" IS members about "Flowers and Their Presentation" that should be done In the rose ReglOn the toPIC of a free Chnstian Scl' Fashion show garden at this tIme of year. Everyone interested In grow. ence lecture by Kay R Olson, Mayer wJlI also give tips on mg roses IS invited to attend. C.S., of RaleIgh, N C Mah-Nah-Be-Zee Art teacher Barbara Snow of Grosse Pointe Park shows how to select new roses at local For more informatIOn, call 885. The lecture will be given at Brother Dominic: Bedor, moderator, and Lynda Yager, presi- supphers and dISCUSSthe right 5073. the ChristIan Science Society . Questers to meet dent of the Bishop Gallagher Mother's Club, the finished vanetles for thIS locale. Northwest, 24400 West Seven The Mah-Nah.Be-Zee Quester design of the group's fashion show tickets, The April 13 Mile, DetrOIt. on April 13. at 2 show at the Gourmet House will feature fashions from Cas- p.m Guests are welcome chaptel Yo ill meet ApIII 9 at the home of Marge Noftz ual Corner in the Village, TfuCfwir The March 14 meetmg at the home of Nancy Koch featured a ofSt. Thomas Church Children of Mary program on pattern glass gIVen New York City by the hostess The Children of Mary of the The 1991 international con. Farm, Garden Association In Concert Sacred Heart WIll meet on Fri. Wednesday, Apnl 10, 1991, at 7 30 pm ventIon Will be held In Little The next meeting of the luncheon will be Florence Hardy day, April 5, at the Grosse Rock, Ark, May 5-8. Six memo Grand Marias branch of the and Kay Welcenbach. ThiS mternallonall) acclaimed chOir of men and boys 11'111 perfoml a vanety of hturglGl1 and contcmporar) Pointe Academy, 171 Lakeshore bel'S from the chapter are plan. Woman's NatIonal Farm & Gar. Road. musIc In the tradlllOnaI English style mng to attend. The theme this den AssociatIon will be held Mrs Paul Machuga will pre. The Rev. Eugene SImon will year is, "VictOrian - Southern Monday, April 8, at the home of sent a program on the basics of Performance at speak after a 10 a m. Mass Style." Irene Weed. Hostesses for the Judging flower arrangements. St.}ohris Episcopa[ Church •• DETROIT • [n the Fox Center Located at the corner ofWood\lard Ave and the Fisher Free\\a): opposite the Fox Theatre. m downtown Detroit Ticket informatIOn and reservations, call rr:..:======::.:iI. NIl vulnerable 962-7358 • HAVE A PLEASANT AT PERFECTION • • Q 102 I TRy • AKJ4 All receipts benefit the Llteraq Volunteers of Amenca :.BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD • 732 t'.'" .: • A72 It is my view that the rationalization, "But partner, I only had fourteen N points." is the most ludicrous excuse a bridge player can create in his defense "7 5 for not cooperating in the bid searching process of a hand that turns out to be a • 63 • 10972 very good slam. Remember as unlikely as it is, a grand slam can be bid and • KQ.J8 • 10965 played successfu1ly with only ten high card points as long as the remaining nine • Q9543 • K" 106 cuds of that suit are in the same hand. Today it isn't uncommon to find good w[i} • !!I I NED PERSIAN RUGS !!I slams with twenty-two high card combined points and twenty-seven point S slams are an every day occurrence. AK98643 I'M PAYING The principlereas01l that experts have broken Charlie Gorens' age old barri- • Q85 er of tlurty-three points is fundamen\lll, FlrSl, bidding and play these past twen. • A4 3x5 - $300 - $400 8x10 - $600 - $800 • Wollef D K ty-five years has become much more sophisticated. Secondly, -certain values 8 4x6 - $400 - $500 9x12 - $1,000 and-up have gained II great deal of weight. Don't misunderstand me, I snll preach 10 • my basic class that thirty-two plus is Unost a must, but 1 warn them 10 be ever Out of two-14 table section playing coincidental h~ds, only eight pairs 5x7 - $500 - $600 1Ox13 - $1,200 and up mindful of success with less. found the small slam and no one found the laydown grandy in a strong club game. Baying Let me offer II ten point plan that will benefit your slam endeavors. 11 E. W American and European Paintings 2S 1.An ace is worth the equivalent of 4-1/2 points. 1H 3C• 3D 4H Music Boxes - Cut Glass - Fins Lamps - Pottery 2. Kings coupled with aces are wonh nearly 8 pIS., not 7. 4S 6H 3. Two suit fits offer dramatic playing advantages. Toys - Weapons - WristlWatches • Clocks 4, The right shapes facing are exceptionally etrective. A S. You must have a reasonable expectation that the hands are gomg 10 work • QoI987 well together. • KoI874 - Insured Consignments - 6. Play the slam in the right contract • K5 7. \\lids and singletons must be well placed • CALLING DOUSE ANTIqUES 8. The proper bidding sequence (band description) is imperallve. N New I.ocadom 20788 Maek (1lGr1h of Vel"lder) 9. The opponents probable opening lead must be considered. • 653 K ..10984 10. Intuition plays a part. • 62 • A102 • 9653 882.1652 Here follows two hands that should be played in slam. The flJSt for thirteen • Q ..S63 • 742 tricks and the second for a dozen. • w[i} • Before the hand lay-out I'm going to show you how a well prscllced part- 5 nenhip might have bid both. Q72 • A K 10543 • Q CLASSICS: It E. yt • A 109 Always And Forever 1H 1S• 2S 4C 1bis one is more cumbersome to bid, but it's there and should be found. 5C 5D South after east preempt must take some fOTcmg action. At Somba's Valentine I 5H 6H sectional only two out of 2S tables in the Protege Parrs bid slam. You can 7. obviously see what happened. South made either a three or four heart call and nonh didn't feel strong enough to go past game. ••• •• Don't sit around waiting for your future to happen ... You are mVlled to A SPECIAL TRUNK SHOW of the FALL COLLECTION from A Geiger ReprrSenlallVe HlIIi be present to aSSist you In VOUT seleel/oll of jille I< 001Jackets alld coordinated separates 10% Off (All orde" placed al TTlink SIrOI<) Mmer's Grosse POlnle Thursday, Apnl JJ. J99J ::;;( Mmer's Bagley Inn ,~ Y Fnday. Apn112. 1991 Call us. J2()()PM toSOOPM We can make it happen, for you. l1fformal mO '. . ..• Apnl 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 Fontebonne fashion show wants to fit in more people \ When Alice Reisig of Grosse They WIll supervIse a dedI- and conce11s Pomte CIty mVlted her east-sIde Theatre, the Bal Polonals com- mes along With Joe Walker of cated team of go gettel s who 1>0 Last year's auctlOn raIsed 19th century formal paInted, friends to Join her for lunch on mIttee WIll sponsor a fundralser, DuMouchelle Art Gallel'les, who hClt area melchants fOl' dona $636,378 for WTVS, about 7 per- pl'lmltlve Amencan countly fUl- Monday, Aprzl 15, at 11 am, at Sprmg Fhng - a dinner dance, wJ11conduct the auctIOn tlons of mel'chandlse to the cent of the operatmg budget at mture and accessorieS, English the RenaIssance Center ballroom annual fundralser for DetrOIt on Saturday, Apnl 6, at the Pol- TIckets are $50 a person Call fUlmture, English and Amencan Channel 56 Ish Century Club m the Westm Hotel, 1,000 of Public TeleVISIOn the Traveler's AId SocIety at silver, Chmese porcelams, folk them said "sure" The guest list Son Kelly Lettner began vol The program WIll begm at 962-6740 for mfOlmatlOn art, quIlts and coverlet", lmenb, is still growmg 6'30 p m With a receptIOn, a unteel mg for the auctIOn eIght Having a ball: Members clocks, qUlmper and mOle ReISig is general chan man of yean, ago Mal IOn and Susan famIly-style Pohsh dmner, danc- Grosse Pomters Wendy Jen. :. the 26th annual fashion show of MichIgan Opera Theatre's mg and a rame Antiques: The Commumty .. have been volunteers for the last Opera Ball commIttee gathered nings and Susie McMiJIan al e .. and luncheon of the Fontbonne five yeal s Bal Polonals, estabhshed m House WIll present the Blrming managIng the festival Amnliary of 8t John HospItal Iecently to address lllvltatlOns to 1984, has been ralsmg funds for ham Antiques Festival, a first- The whole famIly IS mvolved the May 3 ball at the Ritz-Carl- A preVIew pa11y wIll be held and Medical Center MallOn make!> the call" Susan MOT's upcomlllg Polish opera tIme-ever event AprIl 11.13 m on Thursday, Apnl 11, flOm 6 to ton III Dearborn Bnmmgham ThIs year's theme IS, "The keeps the papel work on a com- and for the acqUIsItIOn of Polish 10 p m TIckets for the pI eVlew One for '91." Co chairmen of the ball are putm and Kelly pIcks up the al1 at the DetrOIt InstItute of More than 40 antique dealers are $30 TIckets to the fe<,t1val Carolyn and Louis Ross and AI1s ReIsIg gave three reasons why merchandl"e and delivers It to from 11 states WIll partiCipate are $5 Hours are Fl'Iduy, 10 she thmks the annual benefit IS Donald and Dale Austin of SPI mg Flmg admISSIOn IS and proceeds wIll benefit The the statIOn Grosse Pomte a m. to 9 pm, Saturday, 10 a m such a success "FIrst, it's such a "My husband gets m on the $37 50 a person Call 642 2730, Commumty House, a non plofit to 5 p.m 7746803 or 352 1968 multi-purpose faCIlity III down- worthy cause_ Proceeds from this act too," Mallon bald, "when The Commumty House IS lo- year's luncheon and raffie will town BIrmmgham he's dJ afted fm speCIal pIck up Auction: Eton Academy's cated at 380 South Bate" m Antique categol'le" at the festl be used to purchase a speCially and delivery luns " "World of DIfference" auctIOn downtown Blrmmgham FOI 111 val WIll mclude 18th and eally eqUIpped van to transport 8t ThIS year'l> auctIOn WIll be on wIll benefit Mlchlgan's only full Great Escape: Clubland, formatIOn, call 644 5832 John HospItal patients recelvmg WTVS, Channel 56, Api'll 12 21 time school for students WIth located III DetrOIt's hlstonc State radIatIOn and renal therapy To volunteer as a go getter, or to learnmg dIsabIlItIes Theatre, WIll host the fifth an "Second, because the guests donate melchandlse to the auc The auctIon wIll take place on nual "Great Escape" on Wednes Warm and Loving Care love the spectacular fashIOn hon, call the Lettners at 881- Mondav, April 15. at the Fox day, April 17, from 5'30 pm to Friendly companionship and speCial actiVities (or olrl"'r show_ Fasillon::. thIs year WIll be 0731 01' call AuctlOn Central at Theatre, begmnmg at 5 30 p m 10 p m - a benefit for the Trav adults who need supervised day care In a spacIous by Bettie Dawood of Grosse 8768350 TIckets are $100 eler's AId SocIety of DetrOIt setting convenient to the POlntes Pointe Unhke the usual fashIOn MallOn Lettner saId she IS For mformatlOn, call 642-1150 The benefit IS sponsored by Call today for full details or drop In and VISit show with Its commentary, the stIlI looklllg fm brand new Items weekdays, from 9 a m to 430 LIttle Caesar Enterprises, The show will use dozens of models valued at $70 or mOle - tools, pm Fox Theatre and Clubland and CAL VARV DA V CARE FOR ADUL 15 accompamed by music m a fast apphances, toys, Jewelry, apparel WIll featW'e foods from more A Center of Lutheran Social Services of Michigan moving hour-long spectacular and sportlllg goods, travel pack than 20 leadmg DetrOIt-area res 4950 Gateshead near Mack 8l Moross "And thIrd, because it's so ages, legal, medIcal and other taurants as well as a live auc- 881.3374 much fun It seems like every Spring Fling: To benefit tIon and VIdeo plofesslOnal aSSIstance, or certlfi- Partially funded by the United Foundation woman on the east SIde shows an upcommg PolIsh opera pre- DetrOIt Councllman Gil Hill cates to restaul ants, theaters sentation at the MIchigan Opera and the DetrOitArea Agency on Aging up for the luncheon The lunch- wlll serve as master of ceremo eon IS preceded by a social hour And can you imagine more than a thousand women greetmg old friends, making new ones and chatting with neIghbors they may not have talked to all wm- ter? The spirit is contagIous " We Cater To Your Good Taste After the luncheon, a drawmg PARTY TRAYS • DELI • BBQ RIBS. CHICKEN will be held to dIstribute more GROCERIES. WINE. BEER. PRODUCE than $17,000 m prizes, mcluding a $5,000 cash first prize Second prize IS a custom diamond and gold necklace. ThIrd prize IS a leather sofa. Other prizes mclude Blancke-Enoch Market an 18-carat gold watch, a bed- room set, tnps to AtlantiC CIty Tu@s-Fri &:lD-6-DO 16951 Harper (at Cadieux) and Florida, gift certificates, ho tel packages and more as:~E~:&881-6122 ~:~~e" Tickets are $25_ Raffie tIckets are on sale from Fontbonne Aux Iliary members or at 8t John HospItal or at the luncheon To Join the group, send a check, payable to the Fontbonne' Aw..tl, 1\l.r.Y,to ~2101 Moross, ..Detrolt, ~ ..., 48236; or' call 34:3"3675 'tor more' lOformation. Patricia Young IS preSIdent s The committee chairmen for the Fontbonne Auxiliary's annual fashion show "The ODe for '91" of the auxiliary Sister Veren- are shown above. back row. from left. Alice Grieshaber. Pat Young. Sally Shield. Pattie Klimchuk ()~ St«di04 ice McQuade is dIrector and Betty Stevens. In the front row are Bettie Dawood and Alice Reisig. Some members of Fontbonne Below. from left. are Gertrude Young. Katherine Wasserfallen. Jean Forbes. Marjorie Fahim, AUXIliary who are workmg on Mary Nolan and Carol Barr, the annual fundraIseI" Marilee Don't try this Rinke, Mary Lou LeFevre, Marjorie Fahim, Lillian Li. cata, Liberta Licata, Maralyn lVith your frantes. Domzalski, Jane Postleth- waite, Lorna Zalenski, Char- lene Prysak, Jean Azar, Mary Try it lVith ours. Nolan, Marilyn Olson, Debra Heisler, Gertrude Young, San- tina Fulgenzi, Joanne Marcil and Sharon Snyder. AutofleA'(" Solo performance: Prel- udes East, a specIal events pro ject of the DetrOIt Symphony Or- b~ chestra Volunteer CounCil, wIll Erewear present the second m a series of luncheon concerts on Fnday, April 12, at the Grosse Pomte The most amazing eyewear ever! War Memorial. After luncheon at 12.15 pm, Stop In and See Our Professionals the program will feature Ervin IIr1WII4 r1.flltJP/ER? Monroe of the DetrOIt Sym BeaU!Jful Handmade GiftS phony Orchestra in a solo flute REASONABLE RATES performance. ~erclse witli foran yourshowergiftneeds 882-9711 Monroe IS m hIS 22nd year SUSYL CRAFrS with the DSa. He has served as fitnesS factory n1.1994 19599 MACK AVE. GROSSE POINTE •WOODS president of the NatIOnal Flute Association, edltor-at-Iarge for * combining the current concepts of the FlutIst Quarterly, and he IS HIGH ENERGY& LOW IMPACT Aerobics artIstIc consultant for Mura * Muscle Toning matsu Flutes USA HIS program WIll include a SPRING CLASS SCHEDULE short talk, "The Development of A serious approach the Flute Through the Centu- Grosse Pointe ries," and a chance for guests to Sponsored by: Grosse Pointe Community Education learn about varlOUS kmds of (Register through Grosse POinteCommunity Ed.• 343-2178) flutes to serious weight loss. Poupard School (1-94& Vernier) ASSIsting at the event WIll be MIW 6 30 P m 16 hrsl$40 Apr 8 Connie J Marie Carpenter, Ann Law- Richard School (176 McKinley) son, Marilyn Schneider, De TITH 500 P m 16 hrsl$40 Apr. 9 Staff Perhaps you've tried other approaches To learn more about our programs, call Shaheeen, Ann Simpson, Pierce School (15430 Kercheval) to control your weight. But do they Marge Slezak and Dorothea TITH 7 top m 16 hrs/$40 Apr. 9 Staff 343-SLIM to register for a free orientation, Vermeulen. offer behavioral, nutritional and Roseyllle Adult & Comm. Ed. l1ckets for the progI'am and medical components? 16 hrs/$39 24 hrsl$48 Unlimited $53 o HealthFast - 50 Ibs. or more to lose luncheon are $15 a person Fm 16 hrsl$68 ManlWoman Couple 24 hrsl$86 Unlimited $96 the concert only, $5 o Nutrition Plus - moderate weight loss (Register through RoseVille Comm Schools - 445,5597) The St. John Nutrition Center staff Call the DSO volunteer office Guest Jr. High School (16221 Frazho) o SHAPEDOWN - for 8-to-18-year-oIds at 962-1000, or Mary Baynert low Impact will help you understand why you're at 884-2458 for more mforma MIWITH 6 15 P m 16 hrsl$39 Mar 25 Terri overweight, and help you reach and tion ReservatIOns may also be Stretch and Tone made by maIling a remlttance MIW 720 P m 16 hrsl$39 Mar, 25 Angela then maintain an ideal weight, while The Nutrition Center at Downtown for the proper amount to DSOH monitoring the emotional and physical Westin Hotel (Renaissance Center Hea~h Club. Showers and Volunteer CounCIl, AttentlOn lockers available) changes you experience throughout A.nn Lawson, 400 Buhl BUlldmg, MIW 445pm 20 cis /$55 Apr. 15 Kathy P. the program. St.r']H' d M d' 1C 535 Griswold, DetrOIt, 48226 TITH 730 a m 20 cis /$55 Apr 16 Kathy P. John OSPltalan e lea enter Volunteermg for the annual All Instructors Certified and CPR Trained Channel 56 AuctlOn IS a famll~ • affair for some Mllrion Lettner CALL TODAY FOR CLASS SCHEDULE and daughter Susan Lettner are co-chairmen for Gro""e • 353.2885 CIC Pointe thIS year ---...,---_. __ .. - .... _-_ ...... -====-...------~------....----...... - 48 Community April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News English-Speaking Union, Circumnavigators Grosse Pointe to present lecture on Columbus' lost ships Ski Club The Grosse Pointe Ski Club The fate of the last two ships Thomas of Grosse Pomte Park, educatIOn, understanding and will hold its next meeting on of Christopher Columbus, whIch preSident of the Michigan chap friendship among Enghsh. Wednesday, Api'll 10, at 8 pm have been lost for 500 years, tel' of Circumnavigators. "ThIS speaking people at the Grosse Pomte War Memo- may be revealed at a lecture on presentatIOn WIll be an hlstonc Circumnavigators is a world. nal A coffee and brownies so Wednesday, AprIl 17, at the event" WIde organIZatIOn which recog- clalizing sessIOn will be held be- Grosse Pomte Yacht Club An archival document found mzes mdlvIduals who have cir- fore and after the meetmg The MIchIgan branch of the by Geddes m JamaIca mdICated cumnavigated the globe m one The busmess meetmg will fea- English-Speakmg Umon of the that as stormy weather ap- contmuous tnp It sponsors stu- ture election of officers and Umted States and the MIchIgan proached m 1504, Columbus dents who wish to pursue pro- board members for the 1991-92 chapter of CircumnavIgators will beached the two shIps m St Jects which would take them seasons. NommatlOns will be ac- present a slide lecture about the Ann's Bay Their fate has been a around the world The MIChIgan cepted from the floor at the search and excavatIOn m St mystery ever smce chapter is the largest In the or- meetmg. Ann's Bay, JamaIca, seekmg Co As a result of remote sensmg gamzation There will also be dIscussions lumbus' lost ships, the CapItan a surveys of S1. Ann's Bay and a of social and sports activities for and the Santiago de Palos reconstruction of the coastal the summer months, and Jack The lectw'e will be presented landscape of 1504, two areas Questers 147 meet Cotaling will show movies of the by Donald Geddes III, a scuba have been selected as poSSible club's most recent ski trips. divel and archival researcher for The Grosse Pomte chapter of locatIOns of the remains of Co- The next SOCIalevent will be a 42 years He IS secretary-treas. Questers 147 Will meet Fnday, lumbus' abandoned ships The wme tastmg party on Saturday, mer of the Institute of Nautical Apnl 12, at 10 a m at the home InstItute of Nautical Archaeol- Api'll 20, at 7 pm The cost is AI'chaeology and a member of of LOISMartin ogy has excavated these areas $12 and advance reservatIOns the organIZation's board of dIrec- Following a business meeting, and IS analyzmg artifacts and must be made by Api'll 17 Call tors, and he hat; been on expedI- past chapter preSIdent Rosemary matenals from ItS mvestIgatlOn 822-4651 for reservatlOns. tIOns WIth the manne archaeol- Bay Will present a program, The Enghsh-Speaking Umon The club IS open to smgles and ogy group of the Smlthsoman "Jade, Stone of Heaven" The was founded in 1918. Today, couples who enJoy sports and so- InstItutIOn HIS mam mterest IS speaker will descnbe the use of with 88 branches throughout the cwlizmg For mformation, call m the 16th.18th century coloma I It::> phYSical propertIes and what Umted States Imked to 35 m VIrgIma at 881-0909, or DICk at shipwrecks of Flonda and the the collector should know. Sara Parkins, Christina Dahl and Margaret Parkins wl11per- Bntam and affiliates m 15 other 771.3868. Canbbean countnes, the group promotes Hostesses for the luncheon fol- form on Tuesday. April 16. at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Geddes IS makmg the presen- lowmg the program wIll be An- at the Tuesday Musicale's annual concert presenting young art- tatIOn on Columbus' shIps for drea Rasmussen and Trude ists. the first time anywhere WICI to meet SchmIdt At the last meetmg a Fox Creek Questers "If found, the shIps will be the The Detroit chapter of Women new member, Sally DeSandy, oldest European shIp remams m Commumcatlons Inc (WICI) was welcomed into the group Tuesday Musicale to present Members of the Fox Creek discovered m the New World WIll meet Tuesday, Api'll 9, for a chapter of Questers No. 216 Will and the only recovered remams semmar, "IgnIte Your Personal meet at 12:30 pm on Thursday, of shIps commanded by Colum- Power." G.P. Camera Club annual artist concert April 16 Api'll 4, at the home of Lois Bat- bus," SaId MarlOn GIfford, presl' Guest speaker wIil be Mar- ten. The Grosse Pointe Camera dent of the MichIgan branch of garet MolInan, a management Tuesday MUSicale of Detroit the Umted States and abroad. "International Headquarters - Club wIll meet on Tuesday, the EnglIsh.Speakmg Union. "It consultant Her chent list m- wIil present ItS annual Altlst Each young artIst has already Past and Present," a slide pro- April 9, at 7:30 p.m. at Brownell IS very eXCIting to thmk that cludes General Motors, the Conceit on Tuesday, Apnl 16, at accumulated a background of gram, and a look at a few of the Middle School, 260 Chalfonte, Donald IS commg to gIVe us hiS United Auto Workers and the 10.30 a m. at the Grosse Pomte solo and concert appearances in histonc buildings in Philadel- Grosse Pointe Farms, for a mon- personal explanatIOns of thiS Soviet Humanistic Development War Memonal their respective portfolIos, such phia, will be presented by MartI ochrome and color print competi- most extraordmary proJect" ASSOCIatIOn Smce ItS founding more than as the Tanglewood Festival, the Miller Bonnie Steketee will be tIOn and pictonal and nature "The Institute of NautIcal Ar- The meetmg will be held at 100 years ago, Tuesday Musicale Spoleto FestIval of Two Worlds, co-hostess slIde competitlOn. chaeology is the leading contn- Meteor Photo, 1099 Chicago has sponsored many younget' bi'oadcasts over NatIOnal PublIc VIsItors are welcome Call butor of scholarly publIcations on Road, Troy, south of Maple performers m the early stages of RadIO and numerous solo appear- 824-9064 or 881.8034 for more manne archaeology," saId Alfred Road, between Stephenson HIgh- their careers at ItS annual ArtiSt ances with major orchestras in mformatlOn. way and John R, north of Oak- Concert Amenca and Europe Deeplands land Mall Cost is $15 for mem- Herb society The young artISts for thIS The artists wIil perform the ABWA seminar bers and guests, $20 for non- year's concert are Sara Parkms, PasscaglIa m G mmor for vlOhn Garden Club members and $12 for students The Grosse Pomte unit of the viohmst; her twm Sister, Mar and cello by HandellHalvorsen; Five local chapters of the The meeting begIns at 6 p m Herb Society of America WIll garet Parkms, cellIst; and Chns- the Romance m F. Op 11, by American Business Women's As. Phyllis Rabbldeau wIll host a with a salad and sandwich buf- meet at the home of Mary Kue- tina Dahl, pIamst The Parkms Dvorak, the Sonata for cello and soclatIOn wIil sponsor a semmar, meetmg of the Deeplands Gar- fet Informal tours of Meteor's ger Tuesday, Api'll 9, to hear a sisters are from Birmmgham piano by Debussy; "On That "A Day of Personal Growth," on den Club at her home on Mon- busmess graphics capabilities talk given by Mary Lou Boresch Christina Dahl IS a natIve of Los Day," by Tamar Dlesendruck, Saturday, April 13, from 8:30 day, April 8. Mary Jane Starnes will be avaIlable between 6 and on "What to Plant and How to Angeles All three are complet- and the Tno in E Flat, Op 1, a m to 2.30 p.m. at Ivy's m the wIll be co-hostess 7 p m and the program will fol- Dry Flowers." mg advanced studies and de- No 1, by Beethoven Luncheon Park confel ence center, 31800 low After lunch and the business Co-hostesses for the evening gI'ees at the State Umverslty of Will be served after the concert meeting, Rabbideau will present Van Dyke, m Warren Cost 18 Reserve before Api'll 5 by calI- wIll be Dons Woerner and New YOlk at Stony Brook, whIle ReservatIOns are reqUIred for the "WInnmg Combinations," featur $30 and mdudes lunch and fash mg 790-5151. Karen Reams. also performmg profeSSIOnally in lunch Ion show mg house entrances. 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Jack Mannschreck, preaching THE GROSSE PoiNTE MEMORiAl CHURCH The Presbytenan CllIrch (U S A 1 4 blocks West of Moross 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. WorshIp In the past 6 manths Sunday 10:30 a.m. we \Velcome'bu Sunday School 10:30 a.m. HAVE YOU MOVED! Wednesday 8:00 p.m. J+- THE UNITED BECOME ENGAGED! ALL ARE WELCOME ~I METHODIST CHURCH SUNDA V, APRIL 7, 1991 In the past 3 manths ALIVE!! DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preaching HADADADYl That's what a church should be! Full of life, full of joy, 9 & 11 Worship (900 WorshIp Ennchmenl) We have lots of local information and over 59 gifts - No strlngsl and full of God'sspirit. You'll experience a church alive at 10:00 Education for All Ages GROSSEPO.NII 882.1790 8451215 Cnb and Toddler Care Available GROSSE POINTE BAPrIST CHURCH 8 ~ 1230 FellowshIp and Coffee Sunday School 9:45 am. Morning Worship 11:00 am. 'lW1Wm~Olt Evening Praise 6:30 p.m. Phone - even if you only moved next door! 881-3343 • 21336 Mack Ave., GPW (comer of old 8 Mile) 16 lakeshore Drive' Grosse Pointe Farms. 882..,S330 ------. --_._-~----- • I April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 58 Attic Theatre announces Volunteer DSO group makes overtures its 1991-92 season lineup The Attic Theatre's 1991-92 mlere of MichIgan playwright season "focuses on what we're BJll Hams' original musICal fan to the metro area's thirtysomethings best at - a full season of great tasy, "Bool" Harris, who wrote ensemble productions avaIlable BV Ronald J. Bernas last season's "Coda," creates a Staff Writer Marotta is also testamony to southeast MIchIgan," an- modern-day retellIng of a comic to the fact that you don't nounced Lavlma Moyer, artIstic Have you ever wanted to Afncan-Amencan folk tale about attend a symphony concert at need a background In classi. director the changing nature of heroes Orchestra Hall, but were too cal music to like It. She was and VIIIams and the purpose of Introduced to classical mUSIC ADMIT ONE COnflictm the way of the world intimidated - "What if 1 don't clap at the right parts?" when the radIO in a rental Usmg outlandIsh humor and - to just buy tickets and car she was driVIng was sparklmg WIt, thIS musical reaf- show up, so you stay where tuned to a classical station. firms the values of commumty, you're more comfortable, like, vertures Grosse Pointe Woods' Phil honesty, courage and self-relI- say the club scene. GIlbert will be one of five. Theater ance Directed by local actor TIm Doug Graham - aIded by the years, we were too busy or- members on the group's all. Rhoze, and featurmg Wayne Or maybe you really want DSO's group ticket sales ganiZIng things, so that sort ::INO.LIwav volunteer steering committee DavId Parker and Luray Cooper, to go to the symphony, but director Chuck Dver - de- of fell off. but we've- had two '- WhICh guIdes the orgamza. the play promises audiences an thInk you'll be the youngest cided the best way to attract events we call Musical Chats tion. "We're presenting SIX stun- evening of hllanous high-jinks one at the concert. Well, the crowds they wanted to see and they've gone over real nmg plays that utilize the most The show runs through Jan 5. there is a group for people at the DSO was to make each well," Peresman said. "I haven't been involved right from the beginning," he powerful talent available in the "Abundance," by Beth Henley, lIke you whose tastes range evening an event, either with The first Musical Chat fea- said, "but I became aware of AttIC'S pool of actors and dlrec- one of Amenca's foremost play- from RachmanInoff to rock 'n' pre-concert cocktails or post- tured Paul Ganson, the driV- it shortly after it started and tors," Moyer saId wrights, graces the Attic's stage roll. concert munchIes at places Ing force behInd the restora- thought it would be fun. It The Attic Theatre's 1991-92 Jan. 30 through March 1 Hen For example, on April 20, like The Rattlesnake Club, tion at Orchestra Hall, and 1 was." season, which marks its 16th ley, who won the PulItzer Pnze the organization Overtures, Opus 1 or the Whitney. They the second featured new DSO year, IS a topically dIverse, for "Cnmes of the Heart," heads Gilbert says the group will has an evening planned even had a brunch in the executive dIrector Mark multl-cultural lineup that IS en- for the frontIer of Wyoming Tel'- continue to offer diverse con. which begins with a concert lobby of the Fox Theatre Volpe - who, at 33, IS a per. tertammg and intelligent, beau- ntory m the mld-1800s with thiS cert events - from Beethoven by the Detroit Symphony Or- They kIcked off the new fect liaIson between the DSO tiful and risky. It mcludes "The MIchIgan premiere about mall to Bach to Jazz - and sponsor Misanthrope" by Moliere, "Boo!" order bndes. chestra and ends with dining: group with three bIg events and Overtures. more Musical Chats. by BIll Harris, "Abundance" by ThIs epIc saga offers a close-up and dancing at Clubland. m one week In February Because the MUSIcal Chats "This is a great group," he Beth Henley, "Love and Anger" look at the lives of two women Overtures, a group which 1989. don't comcide with concerts, said. "And it's doing good by George F. Walker, "A View who sought freedom and love targets the 25- to 40.year-old "They were a huge suc- they are being planned in the work." from the Bridge" by Arthur while the West was won. age group, is the brainchIld of cess," Peresman remembers outer suburbs where most of The next Overtures concert, Miller, and "Painting It Red" by Anger, VIOlence, love and hu- several young classical music "Not all the people who were Overtures' members live. Steven Dietz. mol' explode m "Love and An- lovers, including Erica Peres- there were in our target age Overtures' membership at 8.-30p.m. Apnl 20 at Or- "For the thousands of patrons gel'," a crazy comedy by one of man. rang.e, but It didn't matter, grows by leaps and bounds, chestra Hall, features guest so- who have supported the Attic in Canada's most mtngumg play- "We started talking about we had something people Peresman saId. She used to lotst Nlgel Kennedy. The the past, and for those who Will wrights, George F Walker. After It in the late summer of liked." know everyone at each event. young English vwlintst wlll be coming through our doors for suffering a stroke, a once-pros- 1988," Peresman said. "There Since then the group has perform Elgar's Vwlin Con- the first time, we believe it IS a perous lawyer abandons hIS Now she's surprised If she was a younger group of staff certo in B minor. Music direc- season not to be missed," Moyer former career and wages war decided to have about six knows half, and she couldn't people and it seemed like tor Neemi Jarvl leads the saId against a SOCIalsystem that de- events a year, and each suc- be happier. there was a whole new idea ceeding one has been more Most of the new members DSO in the concert whwh fea- One of next year's highlights feats the downtrodden. tures Ravel's Bolero, Ibert's IS an explosive play by Pulitzer Fueled by old-fashioned revolu- of where the orchestra was successful than the one be- come from word-of-mouth ad- Prize-wmnIng author Arthur tlOnary rage against money going. So we just felt it was a fore. And everybody seems to vertising of other members. Escales and Singleton's "After Fallen Crumbs." The post- Miller. Known for such master grubbers, shyster lawyers, and perfect time to attract a win. Grosse Pointe Park's Lynne concert actlVlty wlll take place works as "Death of a Salesman," sleazy polItICIans, "Love and younger audience to the sym. Members of Overtures likp Marotta met Peresman at a at Club land where Overtures "All My Sons," and "The CruCI. Anger" wllI be mrected by Lavi- phony." It because they get a nice, rel- dinner party and volunteered ble," Miller's "A View from the ma Moyer and features Gordon But the question was, just atively Inexpensive evening to help her plan some events has reserved the balcony over- Bridge" is a modem claSSIC Reinhart m thiS tour de force how do you attract that audi- out (all events are $35 a per- Since then she designed ItS lookmg the dance floor, start- about a Brooklyn longshore- stand-ofT between good and evJ1 ence? son which Includes pre- or mg at 11 p m Price for the man's mcestuous passion for his " . Racy, sharp, cynical, and logo and has done most of the "I came from San Fran- post-party and the concert), concert and party ts $35 TIck- niece, which drives him to a fa- just a bit crackers," Newsday publIc relatlons work for the CISCO,"she said. "And 1 the symphony likes it because group. ets may be ordered through tal betrayal that unleashes a said The show runs May 14 the DSO box office at 873- wanted to get involved in the it is building a younger audio The most exciting part of powerful archetypical destruc- through June 14, 1992 3700 or by mall by sending a community so I thought jom- ence and downtown-area res- the group for Marotta is that tion. The final production of the check with tlcket order to Opened In New York in 1955 season IS "Paintmg It Red," by ing the symphony's junior taurants like it because it she is partly responsible for DSOH, Inc., Attn.- Chuck and banned in London in 1956, Steven DIetz, author of "Ten group would be a great way brings young profeSSIOnals getting suburbanites back Dyer, 400 Buhl Building, 535 thiS gnppmg and provocatlve November," whICh premIered at to get to meet people. I was through their doors. into the city. Grtswold Street, Detrolt, MI drama resonates wlth mythIC the Attic m 1988. surprised to find that there As the group grows, it wIll "There are a lot of people 48226. The tlcket order dead- overtones. DaVId Regal, star of "Pamtmg It Red" IS a rock was no junior group for the continue to expand its focus, my age who don't go into the hne ts Fnday, Apnl12. last season's "Frankie and mUSIcal about a stormy relatlOn- symphony." while still keeping ItS eyes on city anymore, and that's a Johnny in the Clair de Lune," shIp between a restaurant cntIc Peresman and the other the target group. shame," she said. "It's excit. will return to the Attic stage as and a smger A clever play with To get on the Overtures two founders, David Jaffe, "Education was part of the the tragic EddIe Carbone. The wlnnmg mUSIC, It offers a de- ing to re.mtroduce people to malling list, call Dyer at 962- Peresman's husband, and show opens March 19 and runs lightful look at the beginning, plan, but in the first couple of the area." 1000. through Api'll 19. end, and aftermath of a love af- The openmg production holds fall', told Wlth spIrit, verve, and a specIal treat Welcommg back hIlarIty. The show opens July 16 the bnllIant team from "Ham- and runs through Aug 16, 1992 Matthaei Garden show slated for April 11-14 let" - Gordon Reinhart and The Attic Theatre IS Detroit's The UmversIty of MIchIgan's land's Chelsea Flower Show and plants Amateur deSIgners, mdl through motifs of mternatIOnal Roger Bechtel - the Attic will leadIng profeSSIOnal reSident Matthael Botanical Gardens wJll the PhiladelphIa Flower Show, VIdual and club affilIated, WIll travel, seasonal celebratIOns and present a new adaptatIOn of theater. Providing southeastern present the second annual Ann accordmg to orgamzers demonstrate theIr talents m the festivals "The MIsanthrope," MolIere's Michigan WIth year-round, Arbor Flower and Garden Show, Landscapers and nursery artIstIC and hOI tlcultural Design-class titles mclude The deliciously witty comedy. run- award-Wlnnmg theatncal produc- AprIl 11-14 at the Yost Ice gI.owers wIll create Visually classes" Seven Seas, I Love a Parade, ning Sept. 26 through Oct 27 tlOns and outstanmng guest art- Arena the show IS the midwest's stnkmg gardens Plant societies ExhIbits Will reflect thiS year's Back Stop and Dmner on a Adapted by London playwright ists in concert, the Attic also answer to such events as Eng. Will showcase exotic flowers and theme. "A Gardenel.'s Holiday," Yacht The show also prOVIdes NeIl Bartlett, thiS version of the serves the community WIth edu- opportumties for mnovatlOn m play IS both extremely faithful to catlOnal outreach programs for horticultural classes such as the ongmal text and very tImely students, semor citIZens, and the MmIature Landscape, Parent m Its contemporary settmg The hearing-ImpaIred and Offspnng, Terranum, and VersaIlles Court of LoUIS XIV IS For more mformation on the 'M. Butterfly' 1\vms For viewers who want to transported to that hotbed of hy- AttiC'S 1991-92 season, or to pur- replIcate what they see, a "mar. pocnsy the Hollywood film m- chase season tIckets, call 875- ketplace" area WIll offer a full dustry. 8284. MasterCard and Visa ac- array of gardening tools, plant Dec 5 marks the world pre- cepted. opens at the material, gIfts and acceSSOrIes Located m a tent adjacent to Yost Arena, the marketplace Soviet art displayed Fisher wIll also feature such Items as Forty pieces of art created by the United States, Canada and topIaries, bonsaI speCImens, children in the SovIet Union will DaVId Henry Hwang's Tony house plants, seeds, decoratIve Ukrame. The publIc is welcome Award winnmg play, "M But- be on display at the Swords mto Otis, watercolors, sculptures and planters and bulbs Plowshares Peace Center and terfly," opens at the FIsher The- PaltIcIpatmg orgamzatlOns m- batIks Will be among the works atre for one week only AprIl 16- Gallery, 33 E. Adams, DetrOIt, m the exhIbIt The show ISjuried clude the Federated Garden April 4 through May 2. Also on 21 Clubs of MichIgan, the Garden by Dan Graschuck, artist, pho An object lesson m the dan dIsplay WIll be a piece of metal Club of Amenca, and the Wom- tographer, curator and board gel's of delUSIOn, the play IS a from the first mIssIle destroyed an's NatIOnal Farm and Garden member of the MIchIgan Gal- story so bizan-e It could only be by the Soviet Umon m complI- lery. ASSOCIatIOn ArtistIc and hortI- tme InspIred by newspaper ac ance WIth the INF Treaty cultural classes adhere to stan- Three well known artIsts from counts of a 1960's French spy The exhibIt IS from the mter- dard flower show guldehnes, as the Ukrame exhIbitIng theIr tllal, "M Butterfly" recounts natIOnal peace orgamzatlOn, the works will be neo-expresslOmst, sanctIOned by the NatIOnal Fed Fellowship of ReconcilIatIOn, the tl agIe story of Rene GallI- eratIOn of Gardenmg SocIeties Ivan Ostafiychuk, surrealIst art- mal d, a French diplomat who long mstrumental in promotmg Ist Ivan Marchuk and Borys TIckets are $8 for adults, $6 falls In love With beautiful friendshIp across natIOnal bound. Plakslj from KIev for chIldren age 12 and under ChInese Opela smger Song LIl- anes, espeCIally m USIUSSR ex Tickets wIll be avaIlable at the The exhIbIt, orgamzed by 1 changes mg The tI m reveals that LIlmg gate, but only advance tIckets ADUK (ASSOCiatIOnfor Advance- I" a spy and more Gallery hours are Tuesday, ment of UkraIman Culture) WIll guarantee Immediate entry Thursday and Saturday, 11 a.m Set In BelJmg and PailS Advance tickets are available commemorate the thousands of agamst the backdrops of Viet to 3 p.m. Art classes and teach- children of Chernobyl, who are at the MichIgan Union ticket of. ers and other groups can make nam and Mao's cultural revolu fice, all TIcket Master outlets suffermg and dymg from radia- tlOn, "M Buttedly" exposes arrangements for viSIts at other tIOn related dIseases and Hudson's Department tImes by callmg Central Method- westel n Impenahsm, sexism and Stores To order tIckets by tele- The Scarab Club Gallery IS lo- man's knack for self delUSIOn ist Church, 965-5422. cated at 217 Farnsworth, De phone, call 645-6666 In the m- Gallimal d's racist and seXist fan Another show, "Chernobyl - 5 trOlt, corner of John R (east of terest of public safety, strollers tasles so cloud hIS VISIonthat he Years After" IS an art exhIbIt the DetrOIt InstItute of Arts) WIll not be permitted inside Yost deludes hImself about hIS lover's memonahzmg the tragedy of the AdmISSIOnand parkmg are free Ice Arene dunng the show 1986 nuclear disaster m the IdentIty, he chooses hIS IllUSIons FOI more mformatlOn, contact For more mformation, call Dar over reality Ukra me The exhibIt at the lene Carrol, managmg dIrector, JudIth Corkran Katch or Karen Scarab Club WIll run Tuesday, For mOl e mformatIOn. call FIne at the U M Botamcal Gar. Scarab Club at 831.1250 or 6456666 Api'll 16 through Sunday, May Dzvmka Hayda, exhIbIt coordi- den", 1800 NOIth Dlxboro Road, 5, and WIll feature artIsts from nator at 356-5510 Ann AIbor, MI 481059741 OJ ('<1ll n1'1) 99R 7'1 t8 ~-_._ •• __ ..... --...-... .tll!!!!! ~-::;-...... -=...... - -_ 68 April 4, 1991 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News Symphony names new executive director Chdllotte Zuraw was named seeing the office staff and repre t:xecutlve du ectOl of the Lake St sentmg the symphony m the Cl,lII Symphony 01 chestra commumty She hm, been an actIve volun teel for the symphony smce 1970 ZUlaw, a 38-year reSIdent of St Clall' Shores, IS m81'ned and ,md III the past has held the of. \ fice of secl et81y, vice pi eSldent has a son and daughter She IS .... and pll"Hdent of the symphony's mvolved 111 seve Ial 01 gamza I>o,nd of dll ectOls tlOns, mcludmg the Women's CIVICLeague of St Clan Shoref>, BpI lle\\ Job I esponslbllities meludl' managmg the sympho Pllot Club of South Macomb, As soClatlOn fm Retarded CItizens! 11\ \, bOdld of dll ectors Macomb County, Women's Slw \\ ill dle;o manage the sym. ConnectIOn of Grosf>ePomte and phol1\ 'e; dmly operatIOns, ovel AARP 'Translations' opens at the Bonstelle "Tt,mslations," Bnan FrIel's hel thIs year for hiS serVIces to TIckets can be pmchased at IYIIC lush wama, opens at the Illsh w'ama and IS consIdered to the Wayne State Umverslty Bonstelle Theatre at 8 pm FI'I be one of Europe's leadmg play theatel box office, Hilberry Thea day, Api'll 12, for a two weekend \ITlghts tre, fm all Iegularly scheduled run Pelformances are Fndays "TranslatIOns" addresses the performances The telephone The Ann Arbor Spring Art on State Street, Apnl 6 and 7 able m pI ices 1angmg from $5 to DIA to feature collection of studio glass Fall' will showcase 250 contem ExhIbIts WIll feature new $1,000 A major exhIbItion of natIOnal altists and It records the dy- college cmnculums throughout pOIat Y and tradItIOnal artIsts tI'ends m wearable fashIOn acces The' show dIl'ectOl, Auw'ee and mtel natIOnal studIO glass namic exploratIOn of the medium the U mted States ExcItmg new and CIaftspeople, representmg 27 sones and home furmshmg ac- Levy, has orgamzed successful WIll open at the DetrOIt Institute for altistIc ends" Featured art work appeared as faculty and states The fall' wIll be held cents The medIa mclude pamt- of Arts on Api'll 7 and contmue IStS mclude Harvey K Littleton, students alike experimented Apnl 6 7 at the Umverslty of mgs, blown glass, pottery, shows m Ann Al bOl, Dallas, and MIlwaukee ovel the past 18 through June 30 "StudIO Glass Dale Chlhuly, Hemy Halem and WIth the medmm MIchigan TI ack and Tenms sCl'lpture, woven clothmg, Jew- years Hel goal IS to present SelectIOns from the DaVId Jacob Howard Ben Tre WhIle most of Bmldmg, located at Ferry FIeld elry and mOle ArtwOI'k IS aVail The Chodorkoff collectIOn is a quality fine art and selected Chodokoff CollectIOn," wIll be on the altlStS are Amencan, there promIsed gIft to the DetrOit Insti- CIafts to the commumty and to view to the pubhc fol' the first are also examples of works by tute of Arts and cUlTently m- plornote the appl eelatIOn of the time and WIll comcide WIth the craftsmen from Europe and Ja- 'Day trips' opens at the Rep arts observance of MIchIgan Glass pan cludes more than 100 works The "Daytrips," by Jo Carson, will "Daytnps" IS a gnppmg Month Paul J. SmIth, director The StudIO Glass Movement majority will be transferred to The Fall' IS bemg sponsored by gI run at the DetrOIt Repertory dlama told m a umque style emel itus of the Amel'lcan Craft had ItS begmnmgs m workshops the museum adually dming WJR RadIO and WAAM RadIO the donor's hfetIme; some have every ThUl"sday through Sunday about a subject that does 01' wlll Museum in New York, IS the sponsored by the Toledo Museum untIl May 5 affect all of us Daytlips IS Ie WAAM WIll do a remote broad exhlbitlOn's guest curator of Art m 1962 Formel' DetrOIt already been accessIOned, Upon plete WIth the humor and pathos cast from the show on Satmday, The 60 works by 52 artIsts area resident Harvey Littleton receipt of the gift the DlA WIll When the mmd of a person de- of the unexpected featunng Ted Huesel The MIke represent major dIrectIOns m worked WIth glass SCIentIst Dom have one of the most comprehen- tellOrate8, we shake OUl"heads Curtam tImes are at 8 30 p m Berst Ensemble "Ill play musIc contemporary glass, mcludmg Imck Labmo to develop the tech- SIve collectIOns of studIO glass. throughout the two days, WIth and cry at the cruel cards fate Thmsday, Fnday and Satmdays; flat, cast and blown techniques. nology enablIng artISts to work Two speCIal lectures are sIttmg areas and food conces has dealt But what of the mmds 2 p m and 7 30 p m on Sundays "Comp81ed with other pnvate dIrectly m hot glass. Pnor to thiS planned Renowned glass artIst slOns for added convemence and of those who love and care fm General admISSIOn tIckets are glass collectIOns m the Umted tIme, artIsts limIted themselves Halem Will speak on Apnl 6 at 3 comfmt Show hours are 10 a m thobe whose mmd has slIpped. $10 for all pelformances. TIckets States, the Chodorkoff collectIon to developmg a concept after p m (contact 833-4020), Ben Tre to 8 p m Saturday and 11 a m That IS preCIsely the subject of me aV81lable now at the Repel' has a distmct profile," says which skilled craftsmen would wlll lecture on Apnl 11 at 7'30 to 6 p m Sunday admIssion IS $3 the play Pat, a 10\ mg daugbtel tm)' box office and aJ) Ticket SmIth "The collection as a assemble the work The new p m (sponsored by the Fnends of and chIldren under 10 will be \I Ith a fanuly of her own, must master outlets For mformatlOn, whole features both established technology spal'ked novel crea Modern ArU Modern Decorative admltted f! ee Lal e fOl hel mother, a victIm of Golden Anytime SubscnptlOns, artists and younger emerging bve pOSSIbilities, and classes In Ads Group) For tIckets and Alzheimet's, and her nmety plus small group 'rates, or fundralsmg studIO glass began appearing In mOle informatIOn call 833 2323. grandmother m the throes of mghts call the Repertory box of- semhty fice at 868-1347 Flea Market held at Ft. Wayne The DetrOit HIstorical Society actIVIties and plOgrams at HIS. GUIld WIll sponsor Its Annual tOlICFOIt Wayne. Week at a glance Benefit Flea Malket on Satm Vendors mterested m leserv- day, Apnl 6 and Sunday, Apul 7 mg a table should call (313) 297 ROSEMOUNT from 10 am until 4 pm, at HIS 9360 Table resel vat IOns are $15 Items {or thiS column must be VVINE Tuesday, April 9 tonc FOIt Wayne each AdmISSIOn IS free Fm fm- submItted by 10 a m Monday the Hunw'eds of Items, l'8ngmg ther mformatIOn on the Flea weeh before the event, Items Pat McCarner wIll nanate hIS DINNER from antiques and collectibles to Market, call (313) 297-9360 IVlthlll the Grosse Pomtes WIll be film on Gel many for the Grosse contemporary treasures and alts HIStOl'ICFOlt Wayne IS located gwen preference Pointe Adventure Senes at 8 Tuesday April 16, 7 p.m. p m at the Grosse Pointe War and craft Items, Will be for sale at 6325 W Jefferson at Liver. Five Course Dinner with Five Home made baked goods and reo nOIS, two blocks south of 1-75 Friday, April 5 Memorial Included m the "tnp" are a VISit to a master viohn f!eshments WIll also be aVaIl Ample free parkmg IS aVaIlable Rosemount Wines from Australia. The Golden LIOn Dinner Thea- maker, toms of Kmg Ludwig's able All proceeds flom the flea on the grounds of Hlstonc FOlt tel plesents "Murder at the incredIble castles and a chance mal'ket Will be used to SUppOlt Wayne An Educational and Delectahle Eltening! Golden LIOn or Sherlock Holmes to see Hummel figurmes created Only $50,00 including Wine, Dinner, Tax & Gratuity Is Commg To Dmner," an angi- The film IS $425. A German dm- nal play by local author Denms ner WIll be served Immediately Voice and organ recital will Wlcklme, The show IS an audl' precedmg the film at 6 30 Cost ence P81ticlpatlOn mystery which for the dmner IS $13 50 be held at St. Columba features the claSSIC characters from Sil Althm Conan Doyle's St Columba EpIscopal Church DetrOIt as a recltahst as well as books and stones about the mas WIll featme Rebecca Ann Peters, accompamst and vocahst Cm- 123 Kercheval Wednesday, April 10 soprano, and Andrew McShane, rently the mlmster of mUSIC at tel' detective Ttckets are $23 95 Reservations Grosse Pointe Farms and mclude dmner and show, Castle Inn (formerly Marc An- orgamst, in reCItal on Sunday, St RObeit Bellarmme m Redford Call 886-2420 for tickets and m. thony's) and On "Q" ProductIOns Apnl 7 at 3 pm and accompamsUasslstant dlrec Required 881-5700 fOimatlOn, present the "The Honeymoon- Peters IS a gI'aduate of Wayne tor of the EdIson Glee Club ers," an evemng of laughter State UniverSIty where she re The lifestyles of the nch and WIth Ralph, Alice, Norton and celved a degree in vocal pedor- St Columba Church IS located COilupt are depIcted m Lillian Ttule. TIckets, whIch mclude an mance She has studIed vOIce at 1021 Mamstlque at East Jef Hellman's masterpiece, "The LIt- all you-can-eat buffet, are $15 WIth GlOSse Pomter Sharon Bab ferson, two blocks west of Altel tle Foxes," playmg at 8'30 pm Dmner starts at 6 30 p m For cock and IS under the tutelage of Road m DetrOIt The recital is Flldays and Saturdays at the reservatIOns and mformation, Carolyn Gnmes free For more mformatlOn, call Henry Ford Museum Theater call 469 0440 or 772 2798 McShane IS sought after m 881-5499 through May 12 Tickets ale $9 ,..,::»~~:~;2".. ComblllatlOn dinner-theater .. ,~~ .... -::. ... 0;,,:.. Now .... ~ .,;..t;.~:;, ..... package at $26 a person IS also ,,~~.., ,..~ avaIlable Call 2711620 Seeking ... <>~ ~}~\ '~ t)*~l~?f~.. ~..::: ...... ~~~.... ,,- .... The Vlllage Players of Blr- --.-= ~ ~~ 'l~ f:;~ , "= .... :l' ~ "' .... ::: & t ,~ mmgham present "Do Black MERCHANTS ~-\.-.:t"':...... ~-::-;. Patent Leathel Shoes Really Re . ARTISANS ..~\ ..%~~ 1~~~"" f1ect Up?" the claSSIC mUSIcal . ~~~J?\1~ satn e of Cathohc school educa- COLLECTORS. :::== :l:~.... ~ ....« tIOn The show closes after ItS DEALERS ''''Wl' , ~:~~1};%t::.-:--: Api'll 6 pelformance Curtam , .. Ior a unique time IS 830 pm TIckets are special event and I'rl'''>llltccl h\ MEijER K ~ aV81lable at the door, but reser retail facility. Thursday. April 18 • 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM vatlOns are recommended Adult Friday, April 19. 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM tIckets are $9, student tIckets We are blendIng speciall, Saturday, April 20 • f 0:00 AM, 3 PM &.. 7:30 PM are $7 ReservatIOns may be merchanls and importers made be calhng 644 2075 WIth fIne arts,anllques Sunday, April 21 • f:oo PM and 5:00 PM and cullural e.ents In (Uuf rc.,cn-cd • .\dmi!>'\ioll an Irrestible seIling. ~12.00 ~H.OO Wi.OOGeneral Castle Inn (formerly Marc An Ollening nil/hi Nlleci(rl:lI..y (mc . t;ei one free thony's) and On "Q" ProductIOns .Old World Intimacy' Group Di.,eount.,: Call <:~la)aii.()lOO present the Western comedy .Weekend Market. "Deadwood DIck" The old fash .Hlgh rool tranlc • TIl1u ....day 8. Friday matinee ..: .\1.1. SE.\TS ~2.()O IOned show features all those • Unlque location. thmgs that made Westerns great ''''rmul on"r /mm J),,/rOil 1<"/(1/1",..,01 Jfllqql"~ f)1(1j/e,..,/h/('''/1('1 [-'miul Ti"'~lle~ - dance hall girls, cowboys and ('llllrnl.HllIll'>'>1011 hcklh"n Irll \lllh 111lHll"'llfpIllCh,l'>l flOlIllhlltglc,> VIlhan!> The show runs Fndays J}mplr'>dlldhlcnll\I.lll,lIll ...... lll ... Hldllllldtthll',lldll 1!0\OfficcOXLY "'uh)u( to tllkl'l d\.lIldhJllt\ "'" 111\11 1)111011 HlI,ukr rordclml'> and Saturdays through Api'll 27 For IrIformallo" ca II TO OnDEn TICKETS; CALL 875-8284 ¥h CIlI tam IS 9 p m TIckets are Patricia Beatty or VISA AND MASTERCARD ACCEPTED Tho Oaldand Prell TKkels on sale now at The Palace Box Off'ce and all Bill Bully at: $10, dmner and drmks are op. _ " .;...... _ ....-.... ~~"cenlers including Hudson S Harmony tlOnal For reservatIOns and m DISCOUNT SPECIAL nATES Fon I ~ P-~ House and Greal Sluff' Siores Charge by phone 13131 \ ~ut. 64S 6666 Ch Idren Senior C,llens & Group Discounts fOlmatlOn, call 4690440 or 772 STUDENTS AND SENIORS - ;lzf MU..n'Jl grt11" 131313770100 for more mlormahon 131313778600 279R --- ,------Apnl4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 For inspiration, take 'The Long Walk HOIne' Travel By Manan Trainor SpeCialWnter WIthout VIOlence and WIthout an upnslng, a group of black cit. Trends lzens In Montgomery, Ala., led a boycott against the local bus company to plotest the arrest of By Phyllis ,Hollenbeck DetrOIt's Rosa Parks for refUSing to gIve up her seat to a white man It launched a crusade agaInst 1aClsm and became an epochal event of the Amencan South Pacific still sings clvJ1llght,> movement. Salpan, K wajalein, Truk - these are familiar names to ..~ .... those who know the history of World War II in the Pacific They are among the beautiful islands of Micronesia. For naturalists or water sports enthusiasts, Micronesia is one of the most rewarding areas in the world. For SOCIOlo- gists, it is a study in the development of dIverse cultures Film isolated by thousands of miles of water. Micronesl~ stretches 3,000 miles across the western PacIfic, embracmg •••••• more than 2,000 islands in an expanse of ocean larger than the continental United States. In all that sea, with all those "The Long Walk Home," by islands, the land mass is less than 1,000 square miles. Richal d COIk, IS an IntellIgent and moving dl amatl7RtlOn of the Whoopi Goldberg and Lexie Faith Crandall star in "The Long Walk Home." Micronesia practically breathes history. Betwepn the herOICmonths of stl uggle mamtain her place m the SOCIal WIshes and deCides to do some woman who finds herself capable world wars, the Micronesian islands were administered by When the film begins we see life of the community To fulfill thmg about it In defiance of hiS of herOIC deCISIOns even If it the Japanese under a League of Nations trust. Following Odessa Cotter (WhoPPte Gold that role, It IS necessary that ultimatum, MIrIam JOIns the cal means turnIng agamst her hus- World War II, they were administered by the United States bel g) boal'dmg a bus that WIll Odessa gets to work even If she pool for black workers band, her commumty and every- can y her to her Job as a maid In has to walk, whIch she does under a U.N. trust. Since the late 1970s, the various island Meanwhile, the city's transpor thmg she has known the home of MIrIam Thomson In a VeI'Yreal way the boycott groups have become independent nations, largely with close tat IOn system IS takmg an m. diplomatic and ties with the states. (SISSy Spacek), an upper-mIddle becomes a hardshIp for Odessa Goldberg gives us a strong class WIfe and mother of two and an mconvemence for Mn'- CIedible beatmg, the majorIty of performance as a modest God. the passengers were black The Micronesia, geographically referred to as the Western Pa- chIldren lam Although MIrIam was fearmg woman who gams power fear grows that It was not Just cific, is just beyond the International Date Line, southeast A modern Southern houseWIfe, raIsed m a bIgoted society, she and strength m the qUiet, dIgni- she doesn't have to do house sees nothmg wrong In pIckIng color.dIvided buses that was fied manner m whIch she pur. of Japan and northeast of the Philippine Islands. The Island beIng threatened, but an entire groups are the Marshall Islands, the Carolinas and the work or even raIse the chIldren up Odessa and givmg her a nde sues her convictiollS to work way of lIfe. In the closmg scenes Marianas. Within the Marianas group is Guam, the largest Odessa does It all fOl'her Odessa, who has been workmg Her husband, Norman we see the futilIty and the fUI)' The film gams authenticity land mass between Hawaii and the Philippines. It has been for the family for mne years, has (Dwight Scultz) thinks otherwise of those who felt the solId from dIrector RIchard Pearce's a U.S. territory since 1898, when it was acquired from the become the children's surrogate When he dIscovers that she has glOund of theIr traditional life careful attention to detail - a was slIpPIng away from them Spanish in the Spanish.American War. The remainder of mother been driving Odessa, he orders trait learned as a documentary the Marianas island group is an American commonwealth Both women have a role to her to stop. He IS terrIfied that If SISSy Spacek, who has been filmmaker, and Cork's first-hand called the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Is. play. Odessa is there to do MIr- hIS busmess aSSOCIatesfind out, mIssmg from the screen for four knowledge of Montgomery, lands. Iam's bIddIng, not Just for money he WIll be ruIned years after a senes of successful where he once lIved. On Magellan's pioneering trans-Pacific journey in 1520, but because m her employer's Just as Odessa has been subju- films such as "Coal Mmer's "The Long Walk Home" IS a he landed in Guam before discovering the Philippines. It eyes It IS her nght place Mu'- gated because she IS black, MIr- Daughter" and "Cnmes of the well told StOl'Y of how It was, lam's place IS to see that the became a key watering hole for the galleon route between iam realizes she also has been Heart" gives a beautiful, modu how It began, and the long household Iuns smoothly and to subjugated by her husband's Manila and Acapulco until 1815. The Spanish culture is lated pelformance as an ordmaI)' march to Civil Rights well established in the Marianas. " , The entire Micronesian island groups remained a Spamsh l enclave until the 1800s, when German, RUSSIan and French 'Shipwrecked' is good old fun ~;, ~ pioneers established temporary colonies in the islands. Only By Manan Trainor umform of the VIctIm the United States and Japan remain as economic and diplo- SpeCialWriter Following a qUick fadeout, the RAMFSHORN matic influences in the area. The islands continue to be im- "ShlpWIecked," a he81ty rIp ~\l"", r scene harks back to a bucolic RESTAURANT , portant from a transportation and strategic VIewpoint. I Oal mg tale, should not be mls. Norway where young Hakon 885.1902 When Pan American World Airways opened the Pacific taken fOl a Iemake of "Robmson bravely deCides to leave llls 17410MACKATST CLAIR Ocean to the Clipper flying boats in the early 1930s, the CI u,>oe,' 'TleasUic Island" OJ home and become a ShIP'S boy so LUNCHES DAILY DINNER SPECIALS westward route from Hawaii stopped on MIdway Island, '~\\ I.,,> Fanlliv RobInson" Al he can earn enough money to DINNERS 11 a m to 11 p m only though It has' some qualIties of Wake, Guam and then into Manila. The legendary "China save the famIly farm HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY all thl ee, It Iests on ItS own lau BARBECUES WE ARE FAMOUS for OUR DESSEFrrS Clipper" then contmued on to Hong Kong. At present, the (FOR2ID 102) lei", paI lIcularly Its exqUIsite The work IS back-breakmg. WEIGHT Senior Citizen mihtary presence on Guam remains a major economic fac. photogl'aphy The film IS as fresh Hakon struggles but never com. WATCHERS Age 65 tor in the island's development as a tourist destination. a" the sea breezes that drIve the plams. Thmgs get rougher when Prepared in your home by Frosted Treat Discount 10% "ails of the ShIp and as powerful the captam dIes mysteriously one of this areas finest & Desserts MInimum Order Virtually all the major islands of Micronesia have com- Lo Cal Menu $250 a., the awesome storm that SInks and the brutal Mernck takes professional chefs. fortable hotel facilities, a variety of American, Asian and It over NOW AVAilABLE local foods, good drinking water and adequate ground trans- AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MENU The hero of "ShIpwrecked" IS Then a storm nps the shIp to FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL port. For those who are students of the great military strug. pIeces and when next we see flY our delicious Hakon Haskonen, a 14-year-old Swordfish' YellowfrnTuna gle in the area in World War it provides a beautiful Hakon he IS lymg on the beach 755-2127 IT, boy wondeifully pOltl'8yed by Halibut. Orange Roughy classroom in which to see the scenes of battle. St18n Smestad He has the face of a South Sea Island Colly Sped ...... , .. t....-cs anytlrna dnd enthUSIasm of a chIld but On hIS own he bUIlds a camp Ov.-200 I111m I onm.,u You will find that a visit to Micronesia, either as a stopo- the wIll and determInatIOn of a and learns how to deal with ver en route to the Orient or as a destination in itself, will man He IS Imagmatlve and re- creepy crawlers, snakes, bats provide you with the best of everything. 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Included m the pnce IS tIOn However, as WIth all DIS- sensational 7li5i ,..- - _....- ..... _._...... _----_ ...... ~ ------..--- Apnl 4, 1991 88 ports Grosse Pointe News Spring has sprung for North, South, ULS By Rob Fulton succeedmg with one Imeup, we'll help get the Norsemen program Rob Fulton Sports Editor be able to shift It around and back on track." IS the season fOl base lo'>e absolutley no strength m It was never off track, but last ball, soccel, softball, any posItion," year the team fimshed 14-17 Is it a sport? track, tenms and la Others vying for spots are "We're gomg to get our share Tcl'Osse And before we Paul Power, Chad Yates, Jeff of wms, and With sound pItching A" musIc blares from the are welcome sprmg SPOtts at NOIth, Huntmgton, Bl'lan Forster and and better defense we should get na s speakers, two men strut South and Umverslt) Liggett Rob McLaren 20 wins The kids really want to toward a rmg enclosed by School, we've got to know what "We've got to compete m the lopes make up for last year, and that the coaches thmk of then teams Macomb Area Conference Red energy and hustle has defimtely Under their robes IS a beast, DIVISIOn,the toughest diVision, been eVident m the off season," The followmg IS a compIlatIOn a sohd, welght~onsclOus person but we should wm It," saId Sumbera said \\ ho IS supposed to be ready to of spllng sPOlts pI P.\ le\\ s flom Berschback "We'll also have a Pitching and defense were sus- defend hImself agamst VICIOUS the thl ee schools North and shot to wm the state title, but pect all last season. If a pitcher attacks South WIll play m the same we've got to play well all season had a fine outing, the defense league (Macomb Area Confer long and peak at the I'lght dIdn't support him If the de. Managel s, cutmen, promoters ence) III every varsIty sport tIme." fense was stable, It seemed the dnd othel Interested parties ULS hopes to repeat as the Jeff Hodges will be assistmg pitchmg was shaky lead the boxer to hIS corner, Class C D state tenl1ls champ Berschback this season South "We didn't really ~et a good, IIhll", the la"t mUlutc beL" dl e alld tOlltlllUe ILl>fine wllIllIng opens the schedule With a match strong mix of either one last placed and the showdown IS tradItion on the soccer field at Dearborn Api'll 11. year," Sumbera said. "We need only nunutes away Sometimes both of those in order to wm the all the months of hypmg and South league." plomotmg a boxmg match SOCCER First-year head coach Tom The league, the Macomb Area alen't wOlth the time and BASEBALL Caramcholas doesn't know what Conference WhIte DiVIsion, money It takes because WIth Coach Dan GIle"baum's Blue Devtls Will be flexmg thell' mus to expect from thIS year's team sports last year's co-champs R0- lust one punch, a man can drop In fact, if hIS Lady Blue DevIls to the canvas and be declared a c1e thIS season meo and Fraser, and Sumbera can fimsh above .500, which loser "We've hit the weights m the Will not take RoseVille or South off-season a lot harder than we shouldn't be too difficult, he'll lightly, either. consider his inaugural year a Neveltheless, people pay as. did m prevIOus years," hE' said Last year, the pitching staff success tlonomlcal pnces to Sit rmgslde "We really concentrated on the combined for a 4.04 ERA, but Photo by Rob Fulton "I don't know how the girls and watch men, and sometImes weIght trammg m the off season again, most of those runs can be will react m their first year in boys, pound one another m a so there should be a big dIffer attributed to weak defense. Brian Downs should be South's No. 1 starting pitc:her, but he the new league, and I don't ~POlt called boxing But, IS box. ence " "We made a lot of mistakes at may also work from the bullpen. really know much about the Ing a SPOlt, or IS it Just another But there stili won't be any crucial tImes," said Sumbera. competition because it's my first form of organized competitIOn true power hItter stalts and wms, but he may be latter pmt of last season on the "But this year we've been pick- year," he saId. "But, we'll be that has only one goal pound "We can't say we have legIlt commg from the bullpen thiS bench after breaking an ankle, ing up the ball very well and very prepared every game." away untIl you drop your oppo mate power hItters, but we'll do season WIll take hIS .364 batting aver- domg the nght things with it. South will play in the Macomb nent? better all the way around," "We've toyed WIth the Idea of age into the Imeup and start at We also had some troubles fin- Gnesbaum said. stattlng hIm (Downs) Just once a catcher Scott VanAlmen will be Area Conference White Division. Ishing both ends of the double week, and then bnngmg hIm out the backup catcher. The Lady Devils sport 21 play- play, but I don't think that will It's brutal and mmdless for The Blue DevIls will be look of the bullpen," Gnesbaum said Other outfielders will be Dan ers, but Caranicholas claims he two men to punch one another mg to mcrease their 1990 team be the case thIS season " "He seems to be very effectIve m Minadeo, Recht, Jeremy Blair has no superstars Co-captains Steve Craparotta, In the head untl1 one falls 01 battmg average of 278 South "I don't have superstars on ust can't hold up hiS hands m also had only eight home mns relief and can throw stnkes and Dan Commer. Brian Blake who led the Norsemen with a any team I coach," he said. "At defense anymore last season, when It fimshed sec nght away and you need some. led the Jayvee team WIth a .482 350 batting average, six home ond In the Eastern MichIgan one hke that out of the bullpen. average and 26 RBI, and will thiS pomt we don't have any su- runs and 30 RBI a year ago, and perstars. We're trying to put to- Marc Adams (.303, 13 RBI) lead Eyes are swollen shut Teeth League (8-4) to POIt Huron But nght now he's our No. 1 start at first base. Downs can gether a good team, and good al'e rearranged Shoulders and Northern stalter and by no mean!; would also play first base. Colm Moore, the list of returning players. TIm teaIns don't have a star, they guts are pounded untIl one "That was probably our down. It be some sort of put-down for a .278 hItter m 18 VarsIty at Sacka, a .318 hitter who had 16 have good players " boxer can't t'lke any more and fall last season," Gnesbaum him to go to the bullpen." bats last season, will step m at RBI and seven stolen bases, re- Lance DeBets (3 2, 3 26 ERA) third base, and the deSignated And those good players in- turns to center field. has to SUITe ,del Bemg shoved Said "OU! power wa.;, down, and I etUln~, as does Bnan Campbell hitter role wIll go to the week'~ clude captains Erin Lalley, Ka- The entire infield from a year lIlto a corn, L With a guy flat! we dldn't get enough extra base (l-l), who led the team WIth four hottest hItter. thy Gayman and Ashley Moran. ago is back, including Crapa- mg a''P.~';rpt your 1}ead~thr:.o~t hitS, eIther I'm not saymg we're saves last year . 1 "We will ~ tl}.e,DI;I every Also in tqe lip.eup be I 01' stomacn IS not "humane It's going to hit a lot of home mns, ~n. ,Rf:r ro~ta ak.J.l~~st, ~aul Straske at becca Burns, MIChelle Baetz, brutal entertainment that, like but I know we'll be a stronger MIke Ohver WIll also take the now and then, and It will change second, J!.OI'lCMerte at short a\1d Laura Jeffs, Stephanie Coddens, any profeSSIOnalSPOli.,is over- offenSive team" mound, as Will sophomores dependmg on who starts carry. Mike Haskell at third Dan Wat. pnced Gnesbaum, whose team fin- Kevm Brennan and Fntz Coyro, mg a hot bat," Gnesbaum said Sarah Foley, Anne Gambino, klns returns to his catcher's spot. Ished 17-12 overall last year, and Jumors Jay Berschback and ThIS will be the first year for Carrie Osgood, Melissa Grego, Merte batted .323 and drove m Katie Page, Jennifer Dierkes, How much fun or satIsfactIOn hopes he can field a stronger de Tom KoloJeskl South to compete m the tough 12 runs, and Straske was a .292 Chnstma Zani, Becky Johnston, can a man get beatmg the day fenslve team, too A year ago, Brennan led the MAC White DIvision, but Gries- hitter who knocked m 17 runs. Vicky Spicer, Susan Emery, and lights out of another man? Is It "We Will defimtely be stlonger Jayvee team With five WIns baum feels his Devils can con- Between the two of them, they agamst no defeats, and an ERA tend. goalies Renee Mucciolli and Alh- an ego thing? Is It a way for because most of our people are stole 58 bases. son Lang. some men to escape a poor back," he said "Overall, we WIll of 0.90 He also batted .350 Also "The kIds have a great attI- In 50 VarsIty at-bats, Haskell "We're hoping to score a lot of childhood and find a profeSSIOn? be better defenSively because at the Jayvee level, Coyro was 3- tude and we also have great drove in eight runs and fimshed goals, but we still need work on Or, IS It really Just a mmdless, we've also got some strong Jay 1 and had a 2.14 ERA, and team speed and depth on the with a 375 average. Shane Barr our offense. Defensively, we look careless and reckless sPOlt vee players up from last year's Bel'schback (3.0) and Kolojeskl mound," he said. "The league IS wIll bnng his 438 average from very strong. In fact, I don't antic- steeped m VIOlence team" 17.0, 047 ERA) will also make really going to be a dog fight, the Jayvee team, to help out as Ipate al)ything less than us When I was m high school, Up the mIddle thiS season WIll the move to the varsity mound. but we'll be right in It. I cer- well Matt Recht and Bnan Blake, tamly don't see anyone team being a .500 team because we It appears that Sacka will OUl' gym teacher wanted the be semors B111Lems and TIm class to try boxmg for five Gramlmg. Gramlmg, a 26!l hIt- two leftIes, Will also see actIOn nppmg all the teams apart be- should be very strong," he saId. start m center field, Jensen gets weeks The Instructor tned to ter as a staltmg shortstop, and on the mound cause there are no patsIes in the the call in left field if Adams IS teach us everythmg we needed Lems, a 322 hIUel at second "We've got a lot of pItching league" North pitching, and Jeff Thomas will to know to spar and Jab m the base, Will not be anchored to depth that. we won't r~n out of, South opens the season April ~ m right field. Gary Corona, confines of the gym, but even those spots thIS season but the thmg we need IS the ace 5-6 with doubleheaders at Dub- BASEBALL a switch-hitter, will also get time then I had a problem With box- "The mam thmg WIth both who can wm a lot of games for lin Ohio and Bishop Watterson After two straight lean years, in the outfield. us," Gnesbaum saId "We've got Oh'io ' , mg TIm and BIll IS theIr defense," It'S time for the Norsemen to re- Jim Tatti will return as the Gnesbaum said "Plus, we can a lot of strong pItchers, but we turn to form. No 1 stopper out of the bullpen, I was matched agamst Bnan move them around between sec need that one guy who can be TENNIS And Coach Frank Sumbera With Jason Gaca also supportmg the gun" Doolittle m my first career ond and shortstop We don't A year ago, Tom Berschback's nearly guarantees that this the rehef effort. Adams ....'111be a fight Doohttle landed a nght have to keep them at one spot" Jason Benavidez, Mike Oliver Blue Devils were the preseason year's team will be strong, top pitcher on Sumbera's staff, to my chm and I ImmedIately Lems had a fieldmg percent and NICk Johnston, who Will favOlites to Win the Class A qUIck, powerful and a lot of fun which also mcludes Straske, Brit became enraged I retalIated by age of 974 and Gramling fin- also pItch, return to the outfield. state title But that dIdn't hap- to watch. Pierce, Jason Jaworski, Terry throwmg a barrage of fists at Ished at .908 BenaVIdez batted only 217 last pen, as they finished second to "We made a COmmItment to Thomson, RIch Blosrnck, Matt him m an attempt to hurt, or South may be hurtmg for a year after stepping into left field Ann Arbor PIOneer. youth about two years ago and SwikowskI a:ld Jeff Thomas. even draw blood Eventually, as power hItter, but It won't be lean for the mJured Renato Roxas, This season there is no pres- now we're hoping that mOVe "We've got to get a bIg year we now see In "profeSSIOnal" on the mound, where semor left- but has hit the ball well thiS sure to live up to that top bIll. pays off," he sald. "We've got a from our semors," Sumbera saId boxmg, the fight was stopped hander Bilan Downs retUl ns as wmtel Ohver batted 263 and ing nice squad Every one of the kIds I guess I understand how the WOlkhorse Johnston \\as a 233 hlttel The "These kids don't have to pres- is dedicated and committed to boxers feel, when they want to Downs, 54 last year WIth one outfield assIgnments have not sure themselves like they may the program, and that should See PREVIEW, page 9B crush, kIll and destroy But save and a team low earned lun been confil med, Gl'lesbaum said have had to do last season," saId there's still no place m sports aVeJage of 1 81, led the team 111 Kelh GIaves, \\ ho ~pent the Berschback, whose team also for people to get paid millions won the Ann Arbor Tournament of dollars Just to be egomaniacs and the regIOnal champIOnshIp. "I believe we're the No.5 team I do admIt that I watch box nght now, so It gives us some mg, but only when nothing else thmg to shoot for instead of hav- mg to play to hang onto It (No. I'>on Names lIke Alt, LoUIS, LIston, and Smokin' Joe come l)" up, but I never really paId Berschback already has hIS much attentIon to those who r.ands full in deCIding who will <:;hapedboxmg, eIther be the No. 1 singles player If Jumor EmllIano Lorenzlm can SugaJ Ray, Thomas Hearns, beat sophomore Cullen Mc- even Leon Spmks Those are Mahon m head.to.head matches Just people who elected to box before the season starts, he Will theIr way to mllhons of dollals be the No. 1 player and Mc. Fme, but what else can they Mahon will play No 2. If Mc- do? Are they hmlted to fight- Mahon wms, he'll be No 1 and lIlg? LorenzmI WIll be No 2 Athlete'i need to Ieahze that Semor Matt Smucker WIll play playing SPOlt~doesn't last for No. 3 singles If he doesn't team (\el Ask Eo .Jack"on up with someone at No 1 dou- bles If Smucker does play dou- I don t thlllk boxmg IS a ,, bles, BrIan DIsser WIll be the .,m3lt man ~ game Thel e No 3 smgles player. BIll Wun- .,eem" to b9 no strategy and 0 ~ ~'\ (~ dram and ChrIS Schlllmg will be \ 1 vymg to play No I or 2 doubles, ~, > " only one preml'>e knock the ;N ~'" ""'A:;' \tw- ;) ~<)( othel guy's block off and don't and Shawn Coyle returns to play a~k que,>tlon~ Why do we use a No 2 dou!>les referee Just to stop an Illegal "ObVIOusly nothmg IS really Photo hv Rob Fulton hold 01 punch? It all seem~ Ille set nght now," Berschback SaId Photo by Rob Fulton gal Senior Bill Leins returns to the infield for South's baseball "But we've got a lot of dIfferent team. thmgs we can do If we aren't North's Paul Straue stole 24 bases last year for the Norsemen • • April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Sports 98 Frompage8B the shot and discus corps, while ULS opens the season April 9 will be unable to compete in the Matt Van Coppenolle (sprints, "We've got a few guys who are sprint relays), Jim Moore (dis. at U ofD. relays and wlll give away a min. imum of 28 points each meet. out right now with some inju. tance) and Doug Brown (800, GIRLS' TRACK Returning MVP Jennifer ries, but we expect them all 1600 and 2.mile relay), also reo back. We're gomg to be a strong turn. Lack of depth and chromc in- Miller WIll lead ULS in the dis- JUries await a small ULS girls' tance races, while Carla Caputo team. We'll use our team speed "We can win the league be. track team and Jamlla Hoard will be tops in and will score a lot of runs. cause we can score a lot of front Captain Natasha Levy, Angela the shot put and discus events. We've just got to make sure we hne points," said Wilson. "Last Walker and Cybelle Codish are Coaches Bob Newvine and get the mix of defense and pitch. .year we had a lot of that, but plagued by mjurles that wl1l Phil Langford are excited about ing that we didn't get last year." not as much as thiS year." limit their partiCipatIOn freshman sprmter Natalie Hub- North opens the regular sea- Jeff Grant, Matt Wltulskl and Walker has postponed knee bard "We're not sure how fast son April 17 at Romeo. Eric Byrne will also figure in the Norsemen's plans surgery until June and that Will she can run," said Langford. TENNIS allow her to run only one event "She has great flexibility and leg Even with an mjury to his m- SOCCER With a roster filled WIth only strength and we feel she'll be 14 athletes, the Lady Knights qUite effectIVe on our dirt track." tended No. 1 singles player, It is poSSible that the Lady North coach Ken Gutow IS opti- Norsemen can repeat last year's mistIC that the Norsemen can 14.1.1 season In order to do win the Macomb Area Confer- that, however, they must replace Kalosomatics program ence Red DiviSIOn . Christie Mack, who scored 15 However, Gutow becomes goals and had 23 assIsts begins 14th year of classes more optimistic If Jon Seagram "We will have a team slmllar can get back into the lmeup to last year's except for one ma AssumptIOn Cultural Center's Hospital, IS an effiCient approach "Without Jon we are a good Jor difference," said North coach Kalosomatlcs program, the low to tomng and developing team," said Gutow, whose team Guido Regelbrugge, "and that's impact progressive exercise rou- strength and endurance. The 15. fimshed second m the regional ChristIe. tme, was established m 1977 statIOn weight room can be used tournament and 16th at the "We have to find someone who and IS entermg its 14th year of alone. or workouts can be sched- state tournament. "But With him can score the goals Christie used classes designed to Improve the uled In combination with Kaloso- we're an excellent team. We'll be to, or set up goals the way she commumty's health matics classes. awfully tough if he makes It used to." Thousands of area reSidents The Kalosomatlcs program of- back, but I'll have to keep my And once agam, the Norsemen have benefited from Kalosomat- fers fitness testing as a guide to fingers crossed." will hang their hat on defense, ICSclasses developmg a personal fitness pro- Seagram has a broken leg and where all four defenders return Classes are available for be- gram. Exercise physiologist the cast is expected to come off to the hneup. Goalie Julie ginners through advanced stu- Kathleen Wood will conduct test- by mid-April. Hielscher returns, as do Katie dents A moderatIOn class IS Ing of body composition, flexibil- There will be some young Lentine, Jennifer Klein, Kelly available for those who want a Ity and strength on Tuesday, faces in the single's crowd for Konsler and Torry Teetaert. Jen- less strenuous exercise program, April 23, and Tuesday, May 14. Gutow. Freshman Craig Ro. mfer Graham and Rebecca and is Ideal for senior citizens Health seminars sponsored by gowski will play No.1 singles in Photo by Rob Fulton Damm will play the midfield, Shortstop Stephanie Gore will need to deUver at the plate for Prenatal and postpartum the Kalosomattcs program offer place of Seagram, and freshmen whlle Gretch Sazama Will be the the Lady Norsemen. classes are also aVaIlable information and inspiration. Dr. Mark Levine and Mike McHugh halfback. Felicia Paluzzi, who "We are very experienced and Assumption also offers a Soft. Larry Power, professor. of medi. will play No. 3 and 4 singles, reo scored 25 goals a season ago, University Liggett that'll be important," he saId. and Safe class for those who cine and director of the Meta. spectively Sophomore Mark Gre. will join Amy Shepley and Katie TENNIS "One thing I really like about need to become phYSically fit and bolic Center m Southfield, will gory will play No.2 singles Klftscher on the forward hne. University Liggett School ten- this team, despite the shortened must lose 50 or more pounds. speak FrIday, May 3, at 7 p.m. "We're awfully young and un. {'We have some good depth New this year IS a weight reduc- nis coach Bob Wood called last workouts we've had, is the en- The fee is $6. tested, but these are talented and can bring some experience tIOn/exerCise plan deSIgned for year's state Class C.D champion- thusiasm and hustle each girl AssumptIOn Cultural Center is players, who I'm elated to have. off the bench," Regelbrugge said. people age 13 to 17. ship team the "team of mira- has displayed. located at 21800 Marter Road. Not only will they be OK as "Last year we were scoring four AssumptIOn's nautilus weight cles." "This team wants to 'get back Call 779.6111 for more informa. freshman, but we're also looking or five goals, but this year I room, donated by Bon Secours This year he's hopmg to reo to winning the district, and they tIon. down the road a few years from think you have to take one or peat that phrase can do it." now," Gutow said two of them off per game and A year ago, the Knights en- But they're gomg to need to Gutow's doubles lineup is just make It two or three" tered the season ranked No.2 stay healthy. as Impressive. Nadeem Elian But that doesn't worry Regel. behind Detroit Country Day "We don't have a lot of depth and Amod Sarniak will play No. brugge because of the solid team School. During the season ULS 1 doubles, while Rob DuRoss and defense. at midfield, so we've got to stay lost to Country Day, but when away from the injuries," Back- Brian DiLaura team up at No.2. PatriCIa Dugan, Holly Brooks, the title was on the line, the hurst said. "We could be in some Kevin Bai, the 1990 MAC No.2 Megan Mack, Courtney Mack, Knights pulled in front for the trouble if we get hit by a few in- singles champ, and Kyle Fores- Jody Costello, Allison Vande- state title. juries, but that's something I man will play No.3 doubles, and Ginste and Lauren Fisher will This year ULS has a No.3 can't worry about right now." Bryce Kenny I and Kenny Mac- also see action preseason rank, and Wood and Donald will play No.4. "We'll be starting a very Monica Paul and Beth Paul company wIll approach it the lead the list of returnmg players "In the league, I'd have to say young team," said Regelbrugge, same way they did a year ago. Monica must bounce back from a South IS the favonte," Gutow who wIll have one senior In the "I look at being ranked No. 3 knee injury that sldelmed her said. "But we're not giVing them starting lineup. won't be a '''We as a true challenge for this the champIOnshIp We've got great team, but we Will be a last year in order for ULS to be team," said Wood "We proved four very strong doubles teams very strong team " effective. And with the two Paul last year that the rankings and SIsters in the lineup, Backhurst what happens dunng the regular has more firepower. season don't mean a thing. It's "We'll be able to move those how you do at the state meet. two around between center mid. It's our lowest preseason ranking field or sweeper," said Back- ever, but nght now It doesn't hurst. "They are both very good matter where we're at We have at those positions." to be up there at the end of Heather Heidel, who scored 15 May." goals last year, may not return Seven players return from last because she may be concentrat- Grosse Pointer and Detroit Red Wings' center Jimmy CanoD year's championship team, in- ing on her tennis game, but if enjoys a workout in Assumption Cultural Center'. nautUus cluding Paul Fooo, Jason Go, she can play "it'll make us that weight room. Barb Otul. Assumption's fitness director, is at Sam Khatib, DaVid Niccolim, much better," Backhurst said right. Ken Prather, Cheo Ramsey and Lauren Gargaro, who scored Jon Strong. Ramsey was last eight times as a freshman, and Coaches clinic April 10th year's No.4 singles state champ, P-R Stark return as forwards. while Fozo, Khatib and Prather Also playing the midfield will be A baseball coaches chnic Will climc held by the baseball coach. were all runners-up m their re- Emily Wardwell and Beth Moz- be Wednesday, Apnl 10, at the mg staffs at Grosse Pointe North spective matches. Go was half of ena, who played goahe for the Grosse Pomte North gymnaSIum and South. the state No. 2 doubles champi- Jayvee team a year ago. Carrie from 7 to 10 p.m onship team. Birgbauer will be the stopper- All area baseball coaches are All fundamentals wlll be cov. According to Wood, the top back, and Rachel Robichaud, encouraged to attend this free ered. five singles players, in no partic- Katie Tompkins and Amy ular order, are Fozo, Go, Shanle will be on defense. Prather, Ramsey and freshman Beth Weyhing, an all-state New officers elected Andy Loredo Vying to make second team player, wlll be back The Grosse Pointe Sail Club, Other new officers include vice Photo by Rob Fulton and complete doubles teams are in goal, where she gave up fewer responSible for the popular Tues- commodore Patty Curtis-Gough Pat AIle, Peter Brown, Chris than two goals a game and re- day Sundown Racing Senes, has and rear commodore Howard E. Kevin Bai, a No. 2 singles champ last season, will be playing Ablragi, Dan Khatib, Sam Kha- corded 10 shutouts last year. announced that Edward J. Olsen Riley. doubles for North. tib, John Maycock, Matt MOo LACROSSE of Grosse Pomte Park has taken and some competitive and skIlled As for the league, Regelbrugge roun, DaVId Nlccolmi, Omar Despite losmg a maJonty of over the helm from John G. Other flag officers include Ni- singles players. Therefore, we said: "l'd have to say put your Sawaf and Strong. last year's players to graduation, Downs as commodore for the cholas P Piccione (secretary) and have every reason to be optimis- money on North or South to win "We play the best schedule of the ULS lacrosse team shouldn't 1991 season PatrIck W Clark (treasurer) tic." the league. Preferably North." any team in the state," said be hurting for talent Wood. "We do that because it BOYS'TRACK Chris Ayuyu, an all-state SOFTBALL follows the phllosophy of the On the surface, it appears the Last year, North, under Coach player last year, returns, as does school. We want our kids to be North boys' track team lacks Bill Taylor, finished the league Alex Crenshaw, Walter Gasser, challenged not only in the class- depth. But it will still contend portion of its schedule with a Tripp Tracy, an all.East Division room, but every time out on the for the league championship be. third-place record of 7-3 player, James Kim, an all-East Covered and Uncovered courts We will play seven of the caqse of guys like Scott Collins, DiviSion midflelder, goahe ThIS year, the team may be top 10 teams in Class A and B, Tom Gauerke and Dave Vier. Gunther Lie and Sam Chung hard pressed to reach that same along with Country Day." Collins, who finished 10th in "We've suffered from gradua. spot. Country Day IS the presea- the 1,600 run at the state meet tion, but we're going to do just BOAT WELLS Overall, North fimshed 20-6 son's No.1 team and Almont is last year, returns as the league fine," said Coach John Fowler, VARIOUS SIZES AVAILABLE and won the district champIOn- No.2 champ in the 800 and 1,600 whose team was 11-8 in 1990. ShiP, but the loss of key seniors "The thing that will be differ- runs. Gauerke is the reigning "We have some guys who return has dealt the team qmte a blow. ent from a year ago is that there • Water at Each Well • Laundry Facilities 3,200 league champ and Vier with some very impressive cre- Mehssa Coosaia, Kelly Kunkel Will be very little difference in won the high hurdles. dentials and others who are very • Telephone • New Bath Houses and Kim Senter are the only re- playing abihtles between our No Collins and Vier captain the talented, so It should be an excit. • Large Picnic Areas • Large Parking Areas turning semors Other returning 1 and No. 4 singles players." Norsmen. ing year." players include Enca Barr, Jes- Wood said. • 24 Hour Security "We're really short-handed Playmg on attack will be Tony Sica DeSmet, Melissa Drouillard, ULS opens the season April 5. and don't have the depth I'd like Vasquez, Bill Robb, Nick GiorgIO • From 30 Amp 110 to 50 Amp 220 Electrical Stephame Gore and Elizabeth 6 at the Cleveland InvitatIOnal. us to have," said North coach and Stefan Teitge. JamIe Brock Mlnam Newcomers include Ste- SOCCER Pat Wilson. "If we were deeper and Andrew Stroble WIll man phanie Fisher, Heather Arioli, Last year, the season ended we would be able to shuffle the defense, with Kim, John Laura Cartwright, Sharon Ciar. rather abruptly for the Lady Rent Wells For 12 Months around more people, but we'll be Combs, Sunil Gehani and Mark amltaro, Sally Egan, Alana Han. Knights Or The JUst fine." sen, Stacy Kent and Kristen Waterman controlling the mid. By seasQII Cs" It" ptIceund ftJrfIHiI' InfDtmdtm' , l < Snarski. ULS, wmners of three straight field Jared Kolleth Will return to district champIOnships, lost in "We'll be young (only three compete in the pole vault and "This year Will be one of the the district finals, ending the seniors), but we'll play hard and hurdles, and Reeve Brandon wlIl most challengmg for North's season 11-6-2 and ranked sev- be competitive," Fowler said run m the 800, 400 and relay softball program, but with the enth in the Class B-C.D polls "We're not lookmg to compile a Markley Marine events. John Ament will be the blendmg of our young sopho- There won't be many new lot of wins. We're JUst looking to No. 1 high. and long-Jumper, mores and talented returnmg faces for Coach David Backhurst play senously for fun. whlle Hayko EkmekJian will letter-wmners, we Will stnve to this season, and that's why he "I expect we'll come out With 31300 N. River Rd. complement VIer in the hurdle make thlll season one of our believel hiB t8am Gan return to a seno'lS attitude to work hard 469.6000 MT. CLEMENS events. Ted Bidipre will lead most llUccessf'ut," said Taylor. form and win the district title. and tml'rove." ...... - ~-...... ~.t_~.=~~=-~~------_ I -- . -----*----....-- April 4, 1991 108 Sports Grosse Pointe News s '.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.Signsof stress .:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.;.:.:.Spring shape-up at War Memorial The stress in om hves stems avoid stl ess and It'S probably a One of the common emotIOnal "Aerobic danCing IS fun for all structor, PopOVich offers mVlgor. The mne.week class is offered flom both negative and posItive good Idea that we don't always SignS of stress, says CrespI, IS II'. ages, levels and sIzes," saId Mar. atmg aerobiC dances, choreo. In 18 seSSIOnsfor $60, or in nine events Changing careers and try to Stress can be good In that ntabl1lty tha PopOVich,instructor for Jack. graphed for the non dancer She sessions for $32,50. For senior moving to a new home can be as It peps us up and gives us the "You may find yourself haVing I'S AerobIC Dancmg recommends wearing an athletic Citizens age 62 and over, the 18- stressful as huvmg an al'gument energy to meet the challenges of a shortel temper than you no)'. You can firm your body head shoe that provides good support, session class IS $48. For more in. ....Ith your boss or dealing with a hfe. mally do People may have to toe whIle strengthenmg the and to bnng an exel Clse mat or formation, call 881-7511. tloubled teenager "Some of the phYSical SignS crymg spells and they may be m cardlOvasculal' system In Popov tOl~eI to cIass Learmng to r('cogmze the and symptoms of stress are the grocery store and all of a Ich's class on Mondays and symptoms of Stl ess overload IS weight gam OJ' loss, mtelference sudden break out crymg People Thm sdays, begmnlng Api'll 8 important so you can take action with eatmg pattel ns, difficulty may feel a sense of helplessness The classes wl1l be held at the Join the race walking club to manage stl ess before It man sleepmg at mght or, after falhng OJ' hopelessness 01' powerlessness War Memonal from 8.45 to 9.45 The Pegasus Walking Club based on the east side and uses ages you asleep, waking up several times III their hves," says Cl'espl am wl1l host a membership meetmg Macomb College and Grosse Leshe Crespi, supervisor of so Stress can bring about tensIOn Symptoms of stress can also "Momtonng your own heart Saturday, Aprl1 6, at 11 a m, at Pomte NOIth tracks for Its wor. clal work services at St John and mlgrame headaches It can appear III our spJl'Jtuall:oelf rate makes thIS program self. the Macomb College Fieldhouse, kouts Hospital and Medical Center, brmg about problems III dlges- paced so you can work at yom located at Hayes and Maltln ....ho teaches stress management tlOn such as constipation OJ' dial' For a brochure on l:ohess, call For more information, call own level," Popovich SaId roads III Wal ren techlllques,says, "You can't Ihea" toll free, 1 800 237 5646 Fmnk Soby at 881.5458 As a certified CPR tI'amed In- The Pegasus Walklllg Club IS Attention all r-1 .' ~ New Spring selection of . , . mothers of Organize Unlimited SEIKO WATCHES have ap. QUIte gag~LOtI g brides and IDEAL Office ~upply en Need a clone? Is the world moving ,'#, rived at KISKA JEWELERS. grooms. We have a very nice selection " . A variety of ladies' and men's See our new spring line of stationary too fast for you to keepyour own house and Samsonite Travel Accessories. Of- of beautiful pastel SUItsand dresses ... in order? Call Ann Mullen 821-3284 ~.,..::.t1(from sport to dress. Styles to at 23022 Mack Avenue, south of9 Mile suit everyone's tastes and fice chairs on sale for $109.00, 21210 or Joan Vismara 881-8897, In- • Harper, 2 blocks north of old 8 Mile. Road, 774-1850. sured, bonded and confidential, price ranges to meet everyone's pocket .11 book ,., at 63 Kercheval on-the-Hill, * * * * * * 885-5755. * * * Spring means - golfers - tee off We are now carrying Muffy Vauder Has a nice selection * * * time. In the Ladies Department we Bear and other North American Bear of Spring separates. WILD Come visit our NEW have a large selec. stuffed ani- Slacks, knit tops, WINGS store. Yes -. WILD WINGS 'S tion of 120D sports mals. .. While flJl)~ l.o..~e skirts, blouses -- also -- has moved! We are now e, wear. Hot pink and at Young J y,01)'I; fashion jewelry ... at in-the-Village. We have a greater-than- (; madras golf skorts Clothes, be 20148 Mack at Oxford, 886.7424. ever selection of originals, limited edi- ~ and skirts. Beauti- sure to look at tion prints, carvings, gifts, custom ful white short Leggoons, our * * * frames and more ... at 16844 Kerche- sleeve golf shirts accented with exciting new val, pink, green and yellow ribbons. boys line up to size 14... limited edition Summoning all sum- 885-4001. And - be sure to check out the prints by Jody Bergsma make wonder- mer BRIDES! Be sure to ~ jackets. Mix and match to make ful gifts ... Be sure to ask about our stop by The League your perfect outfit ... See yours at customer appreciation discount Shop now to fill out your ik'-,ue.9r * * * Hickey's .•• 17140 Kercheval in-the- Bridal registry for all cards ... at 110 Kercheval on-the-Hill, FLOOR COVERING Village, 882-8970. 881-7227. your china, crystal and silver ... f;Mt"ex.tn\, at 72 Kercheval on-the-HiIl, 882-6880. Spring has sprung.- Want to change your carpet to something * * * * * * NEW? Be sure and come in and The art of pJwtography brings spring * * * flowers on display in the window of SMTWTFS check out our carpet Specials. or . 1 2 how about that new floor for your The Camera Center in the Village 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Jacobsons throughout April. For more informa- ANGIE'S Fashion 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 kitchen, hallway or basement? We Spring has finally arrived! Be 17 18 19 20 21 22 n Calendar have a large selection of floor cov- tion call Elizabeth of J&B Studio, sure and stop by to see our NEW '. 25 26 27 28 29 30 of Events erings in vinyl, tile and wood. Hur- 882-5906. Spring fashions that are arriving April 4th (Thursday) ry to Eastown - don't miss out on daily ... We're in the Lakeshore Vil- Christian Dior make overs are going our SPECIALS •.. See you at ... * * * lage Shopping Center at Jefferson on Today from 10:00 through 5:00 in 20605 E. 9 Mile and Harper (across - and Marter, 773.2850. our Cosmetic Department. Call for from K-MART) 771.0390. And, our Coach Jiouse Visit our NEW other store is still at 14410 Harper, __ ----- __ shop ,,¥~- ;""', your appointment 882-7000 ext. 136. 6 I " C I I'.. where j , We have a large selection of bathing 822-2645. * * * suits in Sports Wear. a SPRING SALE is in pro- , * * * gress on all furniture related < r Anril13th (Saturday) services. Refinishing repair, ANTIQUES in tIie Pointe. Informal modeling by designer Mar- 'p009POC:J YeuJelers retain, reupholstering ... ete. r ie St. Claire from 11:00-3:00in the Sig- ... 18519 Mack at East War- Be sure and stop by to Tradi tionally Dia- ren,882-7599, , see our large selection of nature Department. mond is the birthstone ~ Antiques and our variety of for the month of April. '/ _~~ ..:"il collector books. Belleek Chi- BAKE SHOP: Special for the week: Be sure to stop by •.f~~t'.J' * * * na, including a very rare pitcher and Delicious scones - three for $1.00, Be PONGRACZ JEWEL- i~", ~'\ , With Spring bowl. Furniture and glassware, Victor- sure and pick up some for the wee- ERS and see our large :11 ~ .. ian thru Depression. 'fuesday through kend ... 882-7000, ext. 107. now in full selection of Diamond ~• .1 ~ c¥ '7 bloom--what a Saturday 10:00 to 4:00, evenings and jewelry and receive _....:?'- #' great time to weekends by appointment... at 21020 * * * 30% OFF now through :;::.::::~---- IJI!l Mack Avenue, 881-0260. r find Spring coats April 13th .. , at 91 Kercheval on-the- and light weight Hill, 881-6400. rain coats on SALE all at 20% * * * WHAT A STITCH OFF ..•Lisa's •.. Elegance for sizes * * * 14-26... at 19583 MackAvenue, 882- Is offering a beginners needle- 3130. pointe class. Starting on Wednes- STIJI~G I3UDSI day, April 24th. We have beautiful We'rehaving a Spring - sterling silv- Think new and exciting hand painted er SALE -- 20% OFF .- better hurry - * * * one week only - April 4th thru April canvasses for Spring. For more in- TAKE OFF -_. the new and ex- [~,~.~~.~~~I :::::;~nd formation call 885.6830. 11th... at 19875 Mack Avenue, 882- 8989. citing geography game for the stop by to see our new line of spring whole family is now at THE and summer clothes. Also, we carry a * * * complete line of communion dresses * ~ SCHOOL BELL ... 17047 Kerche- * * /!val in-the-Village. and veils. Plus a large selection of boys suits, sport jackets and pants. Regular, Ci'~~ YI)M14 slim and husky sizes. FREE altera- Josef's ~ SpecialIzing in post- * * * tions! '" at 23240 Greater Mack Ave- ..,~ mastectomy bras, and nue, one block south of 9 Mile Road, French Pastry Shop breast forms by -FREE- .. 777-8020. Something NEW at Josef's "FOCC '/'~ Amoena, Naturalwear Three year main-" ACCTA".Italian bread (shaped like a o \\~and Henson. Bali bras 8 tenance on Alfa Romeo * * * pizza) made with virgin olive oil and (including large sizes), 164 and Spider. For an appoint- seasonings. Topit off with various top- swimwear, Barbizon lingerie, wigs ment at your home or office, pings such as artichoke, onions, pepp- and lovely Headline scarfs with please contact Jan Di Santi at 886- VITAL OPTIONS EXERCISE ers... etc. Something NEW and deli- bangs... at 20784 Mack Avenue, 3000. Lochmoor Chrysler-Ply- Will your fitness cious to serve with dinner ... at 21150 881-7670. mouth Alfa Romeo Dealer ••. 18165 , classes~ STOP dur- Mack Avenue, 881-5710. * * * Mack Avenue. 1lmIing Easter break? Vital Options Exercise fills the * * * IOINTE PATI88IERE * * * gap. One week, $10.00. Call 884- Treat yourself or friends to someth- ~ Ed Maliszewski 7525 for details. ing delicious - OR - choose the perfect 'inlll'ii' Carpeting dessert to top ofl'your dinner ... 'fues- * * * edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. day through Friday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 Now available, Capture Dry Carpet Diamond is the birthstone for the p.m., Saturday until 4:00 p.m .... at Cleaner for thorough and professional month of April. edmund t. AllEE jew- 18441 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe, results ... a simple and safe method of elers has a beautiful selection of dia- 882-3079. maintaining carpets and rugs ... at QIountrt! QI4arm , monds and diamond jewelry. Ask their 21435 Mack Avenue, 776-5510. Thinkmg about brighten- :i.!, > sales professionals and gemologists to * * * ing up your decor for Spring ~r explain to you the 4 C:S of diamond Once a year Dor- * * * or picking up something to m~~ quality. othy Gray and Du- . decorate your home for , .;~ Visit them for the best diamond val- barry beauty treat- Easter? See our variety ot • :I ues Monday through Saturday 10:00 different and outstanding - - . ' ment specials going a.m. to 6:00 p.m. except Friday 10:00 on now at the NO- items and gifts. Also - if remodeling is a.m, to 8:00 p.m. '.. at 20139 Mack TRE DAME on your mind inquire about our pamt- Avenue at Oxford, between 7 & 8 Mzle PHARMACY. Don ~ To advertise in this column, ing and wall papering that is available Roads in Grosse poznte Woods, 886- miss out on the SALE .., at 16926 call Kathleen 882-3500 ... at 21425 Mack, 773-7010. 4600. Kercheval in-the-Village,885-2154. • Real Estate lassified Grosse Pointe News • April 4, 1991 Before building, consult city, or the walls could By Donna Walker come tumbling down Staff Writer covered by bUildings and other After decIdmg on a bUIlding In the sprmgtlme, a homeown structures, such as decks. plan, the homeowner can come er's fancy often turns to Also, in parts of the Woods, back to the city and apply for a thoughts of construction homes that are on lots 105 feet reSIdential buildmg permit If deep or larger must have a mini. the structure IS being bUIlt by a But before you start work on mum rear yard set back of 35 contractor, then it IS up to the the addition or deck of your feet contractor to apply for the per- dreams, you had better consult If an addItIOn would make the mIt the building department m your amount of covered area larger Room addItIOns and porches City, township or village Other than 35 percent of the lot, or de are two ObVIOUSImprovements Wise, you may find yourself m crease the depth of the back that need bUlldmg permIts. How- the unfortunate posItion of hav- yard to under 35 feet, then the ever, a mUnIcIpality may require 109 to tear down your work homeowner would have to seek a permits for other projects For That's what happened to one zonmg vanance from the zonlOg example, in Grosse Pomte Park, Grosse Pointe City resident, who appeals board a permit must be obtained to re- was ordered by the zonmg ap- Sometimes variances are shmgle a roof. peals board lo JanuaJy to tear granted, sometimes they're not "The purpose behind that IS SO down a dormer he bUIlt over his So, a homeowner should find that we can regulate the number garage wIthout permissIOn from out ho", Io.::al.wnlllg laws affect of layers of roofing that go on a the city. him before spendmg a lot of time house," saId Walter Kieler, and money on bUlldmg plans. Grosse Pomte Woods bUlldmg "I think the first thlOg a per- A homeowner who IS eager to Inspector "If you get too m.ll1Y son should do IS check wIth the bUIld onto hiS property should layers, the exceSSIve weIght buildlOg department to find out make an appomtment with his could cause structural damage to how much they can bUIld and local bullding mspector, and the bUlldmg " how much (space) they have to brmg a copy of hiS mortgage sur. The cost of filing a permit var- work with under the zoning ordI- vey With him. By looking at the Ies from Pointe to Pointe, but its nances in that area," said Earl survey , Wakely said, the mspec. in the neighborhood of $4 to $10 J Wakely, who, after 40 years of tor can gIVe the homeowner the for each $1,000 of the estimated service, retired as the Grosse dimenSIOns of the largest addi- total cost of the proJect. Pointe Woods bUilding mspeCtor tion or porch or deck or garage When filIng for a permIt, the on March 14. or shed or whatever that can be homeowner or contractor should For example, Wakely said, in built on that property present two copies of the SIte Grosse Pomte Woods, no more "It sure saves a lot of rlgamar. plan and two copies of the mort- than 35 percent of a lot can be ole," Wakely said. said Paul Weitzel, Grosse Pomte gage surveyor lot plan to the a burden on the homeowner, So, before the zoning appeais City bUIlding mspector. buildmg department, accordmg Wakely saId board meetmg, a homeowner In some of the Pomtes, the to local building inspectors One "A hardship could be any- should take a copy of the site zonmg appeals board only meets copy is for the building depart- thing It could be as SImple as a plan and show it to all his neigh- ment to keep, and one copy IS re- once a month; m others, It meets homeowner saying, 'we have bors, including the ones behind turned to the homeowner after it tWIce. To get on the board's three kIds, we need the room him, and explain what he wants has been corrected by the build- agenda, a homeowner usually and we can't afford to move,'" to do and why, Wakely said. mg inspector. has to request a varIance from Wakely SaId I the city at least two weeks be- If the variance is denied, the If the homeowner wants to A homeowner has the best fore the meetmg, Weitzel and homeowner can still take a bUIld something that IS larger chance of gettmg a variance than the zoning laws allow, he other building inspectors saId. chance and build the proposed when he has the support of his structure, but he should be pre- can ask the local zoning board of neIghbors, Wakely saId. appeals for a vanance. However, That IS because the CIty has to pared to tear it down should the it is not an overnight or cheap have time to send notIces about "When there are no neighbors city find out and order him to do process. the proposed variance to reSI- obJectlOg," he said, "the (zomng so. In the Woods, for example, It dents who hve within a 300-foot appeals) board IS usually pretty Requests for zoning variances radius of the property in ques- costs $75 to apply for a variance, reasonable, but If some guy next tIOn are on the rise, at least in Wakely saId. dom says he doesn't want the Grosse Pointf Ci~y',Weitzel ~~. "%lme people get voi}' upset Also, when askmg for a van structUre put uf:I because it ''The more bwlt-up tJte city would be too close to his prop- because they don't realize that ance, a homeowner usually hm, gets," he ~i~\ ~e less lWDl there's a certam timetllble and erty hne 01 somethm~ hke that, to prove hardship - that the therl;l 18 \PX l*Ulle to build on, IQ rules that we have to follow," proposed structure WIll alleVIate the boal d will be less likely to people are putting up additions grant a vanance " on smaller and smaller lots." WOULD YOU LIKE A MILLION DOLLAR VIEW OF POINTE PLAZA The Address Speaks For Itself LAKE ST. CLAIR HOspItal Medical Center, Pointe AT LESS THAN Plaza offers over 120,000 square feet of distinctive office space. The convenience of workmg in your HALF THE PRICE? neighborhood and the easy access from 1-94 and 1-696 allows this The Blake Company Has A Limited Number Of Condominium Homes dynamic location to serve businesses Available At Harbor Place On Lake St. Clair Just North Of Nine Mile and shoppers from the immedIate In the heart of the Grosse Pomtes, Road Off Jefferson. areas as well as the surroundmg areas stands Pomte Plaza. ThiS unique of Metropolitan Detroit who have bus mess environment IS recogmzed as the desire to create a golden oppor- • ONE FLOOR TERRACE HOMES STARTING AT $360,000. one of the area's most distInguished tUnity for your business addresses. • TOWNHOMES STARTING AT $395,000. 1 Space is now Contemporary, yet available from claSSIC. POInte Plaza's 1,000 square feet. • BOATSLIPS STARTING AT $30,000. exceptIOnal deSign IS a We inVite your settIng of qUIet beauty inquines. Visit Our Sales Center & Model Daily From 1-5 p.m. with its premlUm- quality fimshes of Pomte Plaza IS a Or Call Imported marble and jomt venture of polished brass Stunning In ItS Schostak Brothers TH~: elegance and good taste, Pomte Plaza and the 5t Clair Health Corporation. combme~ 5-story exccutive offIce bUlldmgs, upscale shops and dmmg, BLAKE and extensive covered and re<;erved parkmg COMPANY Located at the promment intersectIOn Call DaVid S Greene. (313) 881-6100 of Mora<;<;and Mack Avenue, and V,I e Prefldem 01 The Harbor Place site will be open/rom J.5 PM Daily adjacent to the renowned St John (313) 262-1000. To visIt the site enter through RiVIera Terrace, Joo yds. North o/Nine Mile Road,just off Jefferson Developers of Dodge Place, Windwood Pointe, Scherbrook and Harbor Place. The Blake Company •.. the newest Grosse Pointe tradition. --...... - ...... , .. 2C Real Estate Apnl4, 1991 Grosse pointe News How radon can enter a house Major entry routes for cancer-eausing radon gas mto a typical home. REMODELING? The soil IS generally beheved to be the largest contributor of Indoor radon in typical Call fhs experts at Valentine Building Co. detached Your Complete Home Improvement Specialists houses • Additions • Kitchens. Bathrooms. Decks 1562015 Mile Rd, 777-1852 Licensed & Insured COMO'S ~~ 771.5757 COLLISION '\ \ ~J pou1ld Bumping concrete Painting (8W»)and Frame Straightening •• •• •• aacksil=:nJ ~ 22015 MACK AVE. conc:rete " ~ ~ Between 8 & 9 Mile Rd. I*lcks .-,---~0, 1 Qacksln Joints between concrete slab ("ru ..t" basement floor .. nwals Exposed soi~ T ..lll ....~iI' 3 ~J 'oJ .... ~ .. Garage 546sQ It asinSlMTlp How radon gets in Whet'e it comes from 1 The major cause of radon BASH, on Radon ISan odorless, colorless "--./ entenng a bUildingis the small radioactive gas that IS made by difference between inSide and the natural decay of radium and outside aIr pressure. uranium found In rocks and 5011. This house is loaded " works the same way a fire Radon breaks down Into harmful draws alr up a chimney. A elements that attach to dust ThIS home, loaded wIth state del' a study plan, plan book, or heated house draws cool air of.the-art features, IS creatIvely parbcles and can enter the lungs complete constructIOn blueprmts, from the basement or ground There the elements decay in and stylIshly arranged, both m call toll free 1-800.547-5570, 01' floor where the pressure IS low minutes, releasing alpha side and out and sends it to the upper floors wlIte to HomeStyles Plan Ser. radiation This radlahon can where the pressure IShigher The extenor IS adorned wIth VIce, InternatIOnal Market cause cell damage poSSibly leading to cancer. bnck and nan'ow lap sldmg, a Square, 275 Market St, SUite wood shingled roof and two bay 521, MinneapolIs, Mmn 55405 SOURCE Enwonmental PlOlecbon Agency, Arizona Republic wmdows The most notable mterIOI' fea ture IS at the very center of the home where fOUl free standmg ADD CHARM TO columns are connected by al ched openmgs. Before reaching this - Roofing -Gutters OUTDOOR spot however, a VIsItor wIll be LIVING AREAS drawn to the sunken lIvmg • Siding room, adjacent to the arched en - Storm Windows & Doors tIyway, featmmg a bay window - Replacement Windows lVM'SFENCE wall wIth transom glass to wel- & Doors Featuring spacious ranch and 2 story luxury homes with come the sunlIght £0. walkout lower levels and private decks/patios overlookIng Through a 36-mch high han - Kitchen & Baths ALL TYPES OF calm water and sandy beachfronts. draIl, you can see the attached, - Additions/Dormers PRIVACY & SECURITY Ialsed fm mal dmmg room, up FENCES 3 Homes five steps from the lIvmg room • 100'-"VJNYL.COATED LINK SYSTEMS from $189,900 • FULLY GUARANTEED Remaining From here, the adjomIng kItchen lakefront'199,500 LICENSED GENERAl • RESIDENTIAL" COMMERCIAL can be I ea.Q~~h one of '. ~-" C'.ttLl; , ... ..Jar Earjy....S~dfDmert, : many pass- • ltUcludmg a CONTRAaOR FOR'FREE'ESTmATE French doJr"it" e ~t'aI:covered Occupancy patIO Plenty of counter space, a 541.848~ -"774:2045'"l. . " ,-~", call - I handy desk area, an Island cook top work statIOn, a storage pan- 344-8808 tIy and a breakfast nook are Sales Cenler kItchen features any homeowner Models Open Noon-6'30 p m. wIll apprecIate Through the central columns hes the vaultE'd famIly room, whIch featmes alaI ge fil eplace and a bload view of the skyht, covel ed patIO A den or thIrd bedroom has elegant double doors, built-m shelvmg and a French dOlJr to the back yard Launmy faCIlItIes and a full bath are nearby The pnvate master SUIte IS strategIcally placed over the ga. rage, separated from the lzvmg HOME I areas by the foyer and bathroom faCIlItIes HIghlIghts mclude dou- ble doors and vaulted ceIling, a towerIng bay WIndow and a pn vate bath with skylights, a gen- erous walk In closet, step-up spa and a sepal ate tOilet and shower Plan CDG 4001 IS deSigned by ColumbIa DeSIgn Group of POIi.- land, Ore, a member of the Ho mestyles "Source 1" DeSigners' Network A study plan, whICh shows all foul' extenor elevatIOns and an easy to-read floor plan, IS aVaIlable fO! $995 Plan CDG-4001 IS also fea tured In the "HomeStyles Home Plans" book, No H04 ($4 95, III cludIng postage) along WIth 200 other home deSIgns For a fl ee mformatlOnal brochure 01 to 01'- "Nobody really understands hoVv' hard it is to stop smoking." We do. APRIL 25th and MAY 9th And we can help you find a way. CaIl us. Reach the thousands of homeowners in the Grosse Pointe News circulation area who avidly read this annual supplement. It has become so popular that we publish four each 1-800-4-CANCER year ... a must for advertising those home and garden essentials. Plan to showcase your The Cancer Informal/on ServIce products and services in this section. Contact your advertising representative for professional assistance. wetre Fighting Fitr Your Life. Grosse Pointe News 96 Kerchevalt Grosse Pointe Fannst MI 48236 Heart a'aAmerican Vv'E'RE FIGHTII\G FOR ~ Association DISPLAY ADVERTISING (313) 882-3500 FAX 882-1585 American Heart --_._.- --- 'vOJRLlFE Association n~ I ------ ~ ...... • .. c .-e ..••• r •. c •• • rAm r . + - • ...... -- ..... -.... --.....-.-...... - ...... - - ... I -...... - --.- - •- April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Real Estate 3C Choose your homeowner's insurance carefully Consumers should choose In property Pohctes usually proVide thell' value m recent years, but burance coverage for thell' home the msured does not do so, the ance on a home, the contents a minimum of $25,000 to propel"ty ownel s have neglected hmlted amounts of coverage for and personal belongings wIth company won't pay the full cost would be Insured for $30,000 $100,000 In coverage for per. to mcrease msurance coverage certam types of personal prop- care of repall"mg, replaclllg or lebUlld Most homeownel's msurance sonal hablhty; however, consum. accordmgly erty which are especially suscep- One type of home msurance mg for such partial losses pollcle!> covel contents on an ac. ers may Wish to pUlchase higher The amount of recovery for tIble to loss, such as cash, secun. polIcy IS the "broad form," other- Many compames offer a spe tual cai'>h value bai'>ls That lImIts for an additIOnal prem- property loss IS hmIted to tIes, Jewelry, furs, frrearms, and Wlbe known as H02 ThIs covers clal pohcy endorsement or provi mean~ the II1SUlance company Ium amounts speCIfied m the pohcy stamp and com collections. Cov- damage to the dwellmg and pos- slOn which Increases dwelllllg wIll pay I eplacement cost, less Replacement cost coverage IS So If a home IS worth $60,000 erage for cash has a $200 limit, i'>eSSlOnbfrom penIs such as ex coverage levels automatIcally to depi eCl9tlOn the tmdltional type of home m but lIlsured for $40,000, the whIle coverage for other valu- ploslOn, fire or hghtnmg, wmds keep pace WIth lIlf1atlOn However, consumeri'> can pur surance It pays for replacmg, ownm would receIve only the lat ables varies between $1,000 and torm or hall, not or CIvIl A homeowner's pohcy will chase an endorsement to thell' $2,500 rebUlldmg or repall'lng the prop tel' amount m case of total loss commotIon, theft, vandalIsm, cover a family's personal belong. policy to covel contents on a re erty to ItS origmal conditIOn With Most propmty losses, of course, For an additional premium, fallmg objects, bUlldmg collapse mgs, such as fUlmture, apph- placement cost baSIS If the per. the consumer can purchase a matel191s of SImIlar kmd and aJ en't total Even With partIal and damage from a vehIcle or quahty ances, rugs, clothmg and Jewelry ~onal pi opelty IS de"tlOyed, the pohcy endorsement m which the los>.e!>,however, many homeown- as well as the home Itself The aIrcraft Another optIOn offered by II1burance company wIll covel' terms are descnbed specIfically el s could have financIal dlfficul amount of msurance pi otectlOn Another, perhaps more com many msurers IS the repair cost each loss to the extent of the full and each item IS gwen a dollar tie!> If underlllsUl ed Replace for personal propmty located on mon type of polIcy, IS the H03, polIcy ThiS type of pohcy pays to 10"" of I epall 01 replacement _ value ment cost POhClCS generally the pIemlses IS ususally 50 per often wfened to as the "specIal replace, repair or rebUIld dam Without deductIOn fO! depl eCla Home IIlsurance premIUms are IeqUlre the lIlsured to mamtalll cent of the amount of coverage form" ThIS polIcy covers the aged property to a SImIlar condl tlOn of the OIlgmal Items based on the followmg criteria coverage levels equal to at least on the dwelling For example, If dwellmg agamst addItIOnal per tlOn usmg contemporary matel'l If the contents al e not re temtory (geographiC locatIOn), 80 pmcent of replacement cost If a pohcy pl'ovldes $60,000 IIlbUr Ils and, accOldmgly, IS pllced als placed, howevm, covel age Will be amount and type of coverage, bomewhat hIgher Many MIChigan homes al e proVIded on an actual cash value safety and secunty devices, Thel'e am also pohcles to fit dangerously undermsured, ac bablS Replacement cost cover structural defects, fire protectIOn, the speCIalIzed needs of renters cOldlng to the MIchIgan Assocla Customer service for builders age, as may be expected, Ie;a lit constructIOn, pnor claIms, use of and condommmm owners tie mom expen"lve tlOn of Insurance Compames In Developers and homebUllders smokmg matenals and availabil- Most homeowner's pohcles the most effective busmess strat PoliCieS genel ally pioVlde only f1atlOn has doubled and tnpled can learn how to meet growmg Ity of pohce protectIOn also cover a polIcyholder's legal egy, and how to recognIze the demands for speCialized cue;tomer Iwblhtle::. If ::.omeOlle IS lllJured key factore; of customer ree;pons(' servICe at a seminar on Thurs on thell' pIemlses, or If the m MOVING IN OR The program WII! be held at day, Api'll 11, sponsored by the Now Renting: i'>U1ed damages someone else's OUTOFroWN? the Northfield Hilton, 5500 BUIlders AsSOCIatIOn of South- Crooks Road, In Troy. RegIstra- Give Us A Call - Our eastern Michigan tIOn and lunch wIll begIn at World metropolitan RelocaUng ~peeI8hst.s Help Jane Handly, a busmess con. noon, followed by the program A landmark address. sultant and mstructor based m areas: best, worst You Willi All The Details which Will last until 4 pm Reg- Since Its completion, the elegant Shore Dallas, wIll IdentIfy the four cnt- IstratIOn fees are $50 for mem- A new study ranks the world's Club Apartment lOwer has been a Ical secrets of customer service bers, incJudmg lunch, $35 for the landmark for ships and boots cruising 100 largest metropolitanareas and dISCUSS why customers program only and $60 for non Lake St Clair But It'S also been a on' murder rate, food costs, leave, how to Identify the landmark In luxury lIVIng ~~ members including lunch, or $45 liVingspace, utilities,commun- uniqueness of a company's prod- for the program alone. For more You can choose from hlghnse, 886.6010 Ications, educatIOn,Infant uct or servICe, how to develop information, call 7374477 garden apartment or townhouse mortality,air and nOisepollution, lifestyles All prOVide the some traffic.Top and bottom 10 and convenient, luxunous, enVIronment score on 1OO-pomtscale. Shore Club IS situated In a park-like atmosphere Here we combine the Best -:<: t.0 .:0 1, DAMMAN REALTORS peacefulness of the lake with stately old Melbourne,Aust I 86] shade trees Our community-by-the-loke ltJ~ IS conveniently located near major MontrealI 861 17646 Mack • 886-4445 IBREALTOR- expressways and surface routes,leadlng I 1 1- Seattle-Tacoma 86 RED CARPET 1-800-882-6458 to most every part of the Metropolitan Atlanta I 851 area As well as close to Grosse Pointe KElm "The Red Carpet Treatment!" ShOPPing districts Essen-Dortmund I 851 What's more, because Shore Club Is DetrOlt-WmdsorI 841 on the water, renters hove first Prlonty on FIRST OFFERING our available boat wells. Houston I 831 Cozy,aluminum-sided bungalow on a cul-de-sac in the Park. Very mce Investment or starter home. Pnced We're now renting apartments So in the low $50's! Sydney, Aust I 831 come and see why Shore Club IS the most prestigious address on the Toronto I 831 ST. CLAIR SHORES CONDO waterway We're sure you'll find Manchester, Eng. , 831 everything about It IS of landmark quality Worst ;.~: • VieWIng Hours: Bombay, India~ Man -Fn 8-8pm Sot 9-6pm, Sun. 12-Spm Calcutta, India~ Lanore, India ~-- ;'plm~,InOla 8H~$H~ , - r---~ l hIS chanmng three-bedroom, one-and-one.half- xtra-large, two-famIly on Yorkshire In Detroit ocated at 272 LaSalle, rich textures and bath, Colomal at 808 University has a new T E A great mvestment WIthIts positIve cash flow. L detaIled beauty set the tone for thIS five- kItchen with breakfast nook, famIly room, Newer roof, bOIler and electrical. Bring In your bedroom, three-bath Grosse Pomte Farms home fireplaces In living room and recreatIOn room. concepts for the 1990's, tender IOVlngcare and you Newer kItchen, lIbrary, enclosed porch overlookIng MetIculously maIntained for the fUSSIestof buyers have a wonderful home. a qUIet garden round out the pIcture. OPEN 6UNDAY 2-4 IMPECCABLE! CHARMING! TI1I6 PERfECT fAMlLY lfOME .. _ i ~\ ....-:;: .i ..Q ince 1983, the owner has added an oversized A nd ready to negotiate on thIS Cape Cod at wner transferred ... only three of the many frers lots of home for your housing dollar. 19 two-plus car garage, zoned heating WIth 1\. 1022 Harvard. Beautiful kItchen with O reasons you should look Into thIS three- O Located m the Farms, the home has four central ror, new oak kItchen, and extensive first- fireplace, three bedrooms plus walk-through fourth, bedroom Grosse Pointe Woods Coloma!. FamIly bedrooms, two baths, sittIng room and more. The floor renovatIOns to thIS Grosse Pointe Park home recreatIOn room, famIly/garden room WIth wet bar room, paneled recreatIOn room, updated kItchen, bnght and airy dining room is an added touch. Call located at 1444 Grayton, and den ImmedIate occupancy ISavaIlable. natural floors and even central air condltIonmg about all the financmg optIons 886-6010 114 Kercheval ~EMBER OF GROSSE POI mE BOARJ) OF REALTORS A.'ID MULTI LIST SERVICE, MACO~B COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS, ~ICHIGA." Ml:I.TIPLf: LISTING SERVICE, ~ICHIGA~ ASSOCIATION OF REAI,TORSANJ) THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Rf:ALTORS .. -- .-...-_ .... -. " - .-...... - 4C Apnl 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 882.6900 Fax# 882-1585 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI48236 DEADLINES INDEX • Monday 4 p m - ALL BORDER HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES GUIDE TO SERVICES and MEASURED (special type, 200 General 600 AMC 708 Houses Wanted to Rent 900 Air Condrtlonmg 944 Gutters bold, caps, etc) must be In our 201 Help Wanted - Babysitter 601 Chrysler 709 Townhouses/Condos For 945 Handyman office by Monday 4 p m 202 Help Wanted - Clerical 901 Alarm InstaliatlonlRepalr 602 Ford Rent 946 Hauhng • Monday 4 p m - ALL CANCELS 203 Help Wanted - 902 Aluminum Siding 603 General Motors 710 Townhouses/Condos 947 Heating and Coohng or CHANGES must be In our office 903 Dental/MedICal 604 Antique/ClaSSIC Wanted Appliance Repairs by Monday 4 p m 948 InsulatIOn 204 Help Wanted - DomestIC 605 Foreign 711 Garages/Mini Storage For 904 Asphalt Paving Repair • 12 Noon Tuesday - Regular liner 949 Janitorial Servlt'e 205 Help Wanted - legal 606 Jeeps/4.Wheel Rent 905 AutolTruck Repair Lawn Mower/Snow ads No borders, measured can- 950 206 Help Wanted - Part-Time 607 Junkers 712 GargesIMlni Storage 906 Asbestos Service Blower Repair cels or changes on Tuesday 207 Help Wanted - Sales 608 Partsmres/Alarms Wanted 907 951 linoleum CASH RATES 12 words $500, Basement Waterproofing 208 Employment Agency 609 Rentals/Leasing 713 Industrial Warehouse 952 locksmith each additional word 45~ $1 00 908 Bath Tub Refinishing 610 Sports Cars 940 Mirror ServICe fee for billing Rental 909 BICYcle Repairs SITUATION WANTED 611 TrUlCks 714 LIVing Quarters to Share 946 MoVing/Storage OPEN RATES Measured ads, Maintenance 612 Vans 715 Motor Homes For Rent 953 MusIC Instrument Repair $1004 per Inch Border ads, 300 Babysltters 910 Boat Repairs/Maintenance 613 Wanted To Buy 716 Offices/Commercial For 954 Palntlng!Decoratlng $11 12 per Inch. Additional charg- 301 Clerical 614 Auto Insurance 911 Brick/Block Work 954 Paper hanging es for photos, art work, etc 302 Convalescent Care Rent 717 Offices/Commercial 912 BUltdlnglRemodellng 925 Patios/Decks CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP 303 Day Care 913 956 Pest Control 304 General Wanted Busmess Machine Repair We reserve the right to classify 953 Plano TumnglRepalr 305 House Cleaning RECREATIONAL 718 Property Management 914 Carpentry each ad under ItS appropriate 917 Plastering heading The publisher reserves 306 House Srtllng 719 Rent wrth Option to Buy 915 Carpet Cleaning 650 Airplanes 957 Plumbing/Heating 307 Nurses Aides 720 Rooms for Rent 916 Carpet Installation the right to edit or reject copy sub- 958 Pool Service 651 Boats and Motors 721 VacatIOn Rental- mitted for publICation 308 OffICe Cleanmg 917 Ceiling Repair Refrlgerato'r ServICe 652 Boat Insurance Florida 903 CORRECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS 309 Sales 918 Cement Work 912 Remodeling 653 Boat Parts and Service 722 VacatIOn Rental- Responsibility for display and clas- 919 Chimney Cleaning 960 Roofing Service 654 Boat Storage!Dockage Out of State SIfied advertising error IS limited to 920 Chimney Repair 961 SCissor/Saw Sharpening MERCHANDISE 655 Campers 723 VacatIOn Rental- either a cancellation of the charge 921 962 Screen Repair 656 Motorbikes Northern Mich'9an Clock Repair or a re-run of the portion In error 400 Antiques 963 Septic Tank Repair 657 Motorcycles 724 Vacation Rental- 922 Computer Repair Notification must be given In time 401 Appliances 964 Sewer Cleaning ServICe 658 Motor Homes Resort 923 Construction Service for correction In the folloWing Issue. 402 AuctIOns 965 Sewing Machine Repair 659 SnowmObiles 725 Rentals/leasing We assume no responsibility for 924 Decorating Service 966 S:lpcovers 403 Bicycles 660 Trailers Out-State Michigan 925 Decks/PatiOs Solar Energy the same after the first Insertion 404 GaragelYard!Basement 967 Sales 926 Doors 950 Snow Blower Repair REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Snow Removal 405 Estate Sales REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 927 Draperies 943 ANNOUNCEMENTS Storms and Screens 406 F"ewood 800 Houses For Sale 928 DressmakinlTalloring 962 700 AptslFlats!Duplex- 968 Stucco 100 Personals 407 Flea Market 801 CommerCial BUildings 929 Drywall Grosse POlntelHarper 969 SWimming Pool Service 101 Prayers 408 Household Sales 802 Commerlcal Property 930 Electrical Services Woods 803 Condos/AptslFlats 970 T.V /Radia/CS RadiO 102 Lost and Found 409 Miscellaneous Articles 931 Energy Saving Service 701 AptsJAats/Duplex- 971 Telephone Repair 410 MUSical Instruments 804 Country Homes DetrortlBalance Wayne 932 EngravlngIPrlnting 972 TenniS Court 411 Offlce!Buslness EqUipment 805 Farms County 933 Excavating 973 Tile Work SPECIAL SERVICES 412 Wanted to Buy 806 Florida Property 702 AptslFlats!Duplex- 807 Investment Property 934 Fences 943 Tree Service 105 Answering Services St. Clair ShoreslMacomb 808 Lake/River Homes 935 Fireplaces 913 Typewrrter Service 106 Camps 938 Upholstery County 809 lake/River Lots 936 Floor SandlnglReflnlshlrg 107 Catering ANIMALS 974 VCR Repair 703 AptslFlats/Duplex- 810 Lake/RIVer Resorts 937 Furnace Repair/Installation 108 Drive Your Car Wanted To Rent 975 Vacuum Sales/Service 811 Lots For Sale 938 109 Entertau:lment 500 Adopt A Pet Furnrture Refinishing/ 976 Ventilallon Service 704 Halls For Rent 812 Mortgages/Land Contracts 110 Heaflh and Nutrition 501 Birds For Sale Repair 954 Wallpapering 705 Houses- 813 Northern Michigan Homes 111 Hobby Instruction 502 Horses For Sale 939 Glass. Automotive 977 Wall Washing Grosse POlnteIHarper 814 Northern Michigan Lots 112 MusIC Education 503 Household Pets For Sale 940 Glass - ReSidential 903 Washer!Dryer Woods 815 Out of State Property 113 Party Planners/Helpers 504 Humane SOCieties 941 907 Waterproofing 706 DetroitJBalance Wayne 816 Real Estate Exchange Glass RepairS - 114 Schools 505 lost and Found 978 Water Softening County Houses- 817 Real Estate Wanted Stained/Beveled 115 TransportatlOnlTravel 979 Welding 506 Pet Breeding 707 Houses- 818 Sale or Lease 942 Garages 116 TutoringlEducalion 980 Window Repair 507 Pet EqUipment St Clair Shores/ 819 Cemetery lots 943 Snow RemovaV 981 Window Washing 117 Secretarial Services 508 Pet Grooming M~comb County 820 BUSiness Opportunllies landscaping 982 Woodburner Service ,.EI1S0NA.iS - . . 100 100 PEitSONA1S 102 lOST ~.ND FOUND 10. ENTERTAINMun - ~_:~ 112 tMI~t(p~'J(.~nr.jj III - 117 ~ECRnARIAL Sf~'!lcrs 'At Your Service' TAXES Prepared by an ex- - "\ '- ,,=- -rr-:= \~OUND small' pLirse in PROFESSIONAL Sound FlORAb--[}eslgns- Wed. PRA'tEf'ltob trKI.4 ...1" Sl;()pplni;r bask'et''in Vir- WOR[)rprocessed'telm pa. 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Depo- • Exchange Merchandise 2 bedroom apartment, forgIVe and forget the balanced, healthier Iivmg Vice, 9 to 5, Monday telle, 331-7705 113 ,.UTY ~LANNERSI Sitions, medical reports, • ETC condo or house for 2 or 3 wrong that IS done to me Judy, 882-3856 through Fnday Reason- HElPE~S correspondence, term I'LL GIVE YOU BACK months, June, July, Au- and you who are In all In- 110 HEALTH AND I - able ratesl 885-1900 papers 882-9501 YOUR LEISURE TIME! CALLIGRAPHY. BeautifUlly gust Will conSider hou- stances of my hfe With NU~ITrON THE Call your ads In Earlyl OVERWEIGHT? 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JUde for Grosse POinte Farms your perpetual glory TUTORING Business. Techmcal Reasonable Prices 331- favors r8Celvet! M MYSTERY Parties PrIVate 746.3396 Serving you since 1968 0 Academic 3190 Amen or group Loads of fun TRADE Practice on 2 grand ALL SUBJECTS MedJcal • Dental. Legal 882-6860 Thank you for your love to- NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Best In Michigan Leave pianos for listening to GRADES 1 THRU 12 Letters. Reports. Memos SMALL Dog Sitting- not wards me and my loved NEED A BREAK? May the Sacred Heart of message, 882-2112 your musIc References PROFESSIONAL Spreadsheets. InvOIong over 14 pounds, 24 hour ones Pray thiS prayer Jesus be adored, glon- 822-9199 FACULTY TRY A MASSAGE? CLASSICAL musIc for any Cassette TranscnptIOn care Only 1 or 2 dogs three consecutIVe days fled, loved and preserved Standard. Micro. 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POinte Village ShopPing I=OR THE NEW ROSH SILLARS pray for us area Reward 574-1257, Say thiS prayer 9 times a Let us introduce you to the 778-0646 REAL ESTATE day By the 8th day your fantastic world of aviation. • FAA-approved flight school prayer Will be answered LOST diamond and gold • Late-model, well-maintained aircraft RESOURCE GRID II has never been known bracelet, In VIClnrly- War • Friendly, personahzed Instruction PHOTOGRAPHER to fall, never Publication MemOrial, Counlry Club HOME LISTINGS must be promised Call today to find out more about your 824-2614 of DetrOit, March 8th future In avIation" Thanks to 8t Jude for GENEROUS REWARD BY ZONI!S ••••••••••••••••••••••• prayer answered L P 821-3424 II •~ 200 HUP WANTED GENERAL 200 HUP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 202 HHI' WANTfD ClERICAl , 207 HELP WANTED SALES 303 SITUATION WANTED '305 SITUATION WANT£D 308 SITUA ION WANTED DAY CAR£ STATIONERY manufac- WAITRESS , experrenced HOUS£ Cl£ANING OFFICE ClEANING DA Y & night help wanted ATTENTION: Earn $4,000- turer needs to hire re- Grosse POinte Lounge SECRETARY/ Receptionist CPR! BCLS- Certified, non NEED help around the EURO Maids- European Apply In person, Assem- $8.000 Full time & sponslble, part.tlme per. Apply In person Trolleys Small law frrm near smoker, licensed mom house? InSide or outl Call style of cleaning Days or bly Lrne SandWich Shop, $1,200- $2,000 part lime son to package and fill 17315 Mack (3 block~ downtown seeking ma- has openings full tlmel Laura or Ernie, 293-4250 nights $15 Special for orders Must be able to North of Cadieux), be- 19341 Mack- after 2 00 ture person With Word Immediate openings. Call part 885.2432 EXPERIENCED orrental thiS month 365-1095 work Independently tween 7:00 pm. anc pm pelfect 51 Dictaphone 331-4331 or 756-9407 The Nanny NetWOrk, Inc. housekeeper seeking Grosse POinte location 10.00 pm. WEAR TAILOR MADE experrence and excellent OFFICES EXCELLENT opportunltyl Quality profesSional child weekly work European 331-3199 -D-'S-T-R-IB"-U-T-O-R-S--w-an-t-ed-' ClOTHESI DTive a phone Skills, on Sight Growing real estate firm care In your home Call expertise 465-2613 PROFESSIONALL Y Mercedes I Call 396-1065, parking Please call for HOSTESS needed Cad- Never runs panty hose as needs sales people us NOW for Information 24 hour recorded meso rntervlew 259-6900 NO slacking off cleaning CLEANED leux Cafe, 4300 Cadieux seen on TV. Ladles wlI Good fringes & benefits 650-0670 Reasonable Rates sage If you have the The same quality clean- 882-8560 go crazy Ground flool GROSSE POinte Insurance Stieber Realty Company, References Available courage to call, It can 304 SITUATION WANT£D Ing kept up week after LANDSCAPING Lawn cut- opportunities Join now office Process claims, n5-4900 LARRY 776-4570 make you rrch GENERAL week Furniture moved, tersl gardeners Full time Call for Free Information activity m sales and ser. LOOKING for sales person Windows washed, all ap- 400 M£RCHANDISE Apnlthru November. Ex- _884-__ 5_6_10_. _ HOSTESS, bartender, short Vice of poliCies Tele- With managing ex pen- LP Nurse lookrng for full pliance,: washed, blinds, ANTIQUES cook, waitress, bus phone ability Important penenced preferred. 881. COLLEGE order ence Renaissance time work Kind to the etc Excellent references person Apply at 20791 We Will train Startrng Shoes, POinte Plaza, elderly Excellent Grosse ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES 5537 STUDENTS 777-7092 Mack, Grosse POinte wage $5 50 per hour Call Mack and Moross 963- POinte references 893- MARKET- THE JACK of all trades! Clean- Due to 1991 expansion we Woods ONLY after 5 pm leave 1414 1481 After 7 AT YOUR SERVICE BRUSHER SHOW, Sun- Ingl warehousel clerrcal have full and part time message 882.9308 day, Aprrl 21 5055 Ann NEEDED 5 consultants ACCOUNT Executive for HOUSEMAN seeking a live- A Unique Cleaning Co. person 756-1406, p m poSitions available $7 25 Arbor Saline Road, EXit Earn $10 to $15 per 203 H£lP WANT£D 50,000 sub cable system, In positron, preferably In We go one step further. ask for John to start. full trarnlng IS 175 off 1-94 Over 350 hour demonstrating Prrn- DENTAl/M£OICAL to sell ESPN, CNN, USA the Grosse POlntes, andl Commerlcal Residential MERCHANDISER! Can You provided A ASP Schol- dealers In quality an- cess House crystal Car and TNT Networks Pro- or, Indian VIllage areas FUlly trained Look and Act The Part? arshlps and Internships tiques and select collecti- and phone necessary $$ HOME $$ tected terntory, EXlstrng Verifiable references & Insured- Bonded National apparel com- available bles, all Items guaranteed Call Mrs Fergerson, 369- HEALTH AIDES accounts Macomb and experrence 1.813-426- FREE ESTIMATES pany has clothing line as represented and under 825-6482 1119 Come See us FIRSTI St Clair Counties Call n36 CHRISTINE cover, 5 am. 4 pm thaI's trendy, artsy and GRILL cook, day or night Earn up to $8/hourl 884-6317 VALET parkers needed BOOKKEEPER Available 777.2031. AdmiSSion $3 23rd Sea. fun We need mature, re- hours Apply In person af- CALL (313) 772.5360 nights Grosse Pomte EXCITING Income opportu- Specialize m small bUSI- GREAT cleaning at reason- son The Onglnalllill liable persons who can ter 11 00 am Lillie PROFESSIONAL area Prefer 17 years or nity teaching skin care ness From checkbook able rates Fabulous ref- represent our Image, to Tony's, 20513 Mack MEDICAL ENGLISH 19th century oval merchandise our line at _ older 465-9085 and make-up application balanCing to finanCial erences Call Bonnie. SERVICES solid mahogany dining two local stores 1 or 2 APPOINTMENT sellers cliniCS for reputable, rnter- statement FleXible 779-6283 EXPANDING Programs, affiliated With table With 3 extension days per month Retail Make appointments by national cosmetic firm scheduling Reasonable need qualified SWim, ST JOHN HOSPITAL HOUSECLEANING. Afford- leaves $450 or nearest experience helpfUl, car phone for expanding Training available Oppor- rates References avail- Gymnastics, Fitness, & AND MEDICAL CENTER able With Grosse POinte offer 824-4559 essential Forward letter company No experience tUnity to earn $200 on up able 526-7710 Youth Sports rnstructors EOE references 885-9047 rncludlng work experl- necessary Must have Lakeshore YMCA n8- a week For interview, NEED SOMETHING ON THE HILL LPN or RN needed part ence and phone number clear speaking vOice 5811 contact Jeannie, 777. MOVED? CLASSIFIED Second Story Antiques tlmB for busy medical of. to Dlstrrct Coordinator, _88_5-_33_1t _ 3831 Two POinte residents Will 85 Kercheval flce InVOlves some Satur. DEADLINE ... P a Box 2506, Lower WANT 20l HELP WANTED STOP smoking, fose move or remove large or Above Somethmg Special 8AeYSITTU day morning hours Send is stili Burrell, PA 15068 EOE ADS weight, earn money Old small quantities of furni- 10-530 Mon. Sat, 10-7 Resume to Box A-20, NOON TUESDAY MATURE dependable baby- company, new In town ture, appliances, planas Thur Grosse Pornte News, 96 for all regular liner ads All AMBITIOUS, Hard working Call In sitter needed for Infant 881-4011 or what have you Call for 884-4422. IndiViduals needed for and toddler girls rn my Kercheval, Grosse POinte free estimate measured, border, photo Representing 7 Dealers Farms, Mt 48236 new concept rn food de- Early home, 1 to 2 days per 822-4400 or other special ads must INSIDE be In by ANNOUNCING livery 962-3663 WEDNESDAY, 8-5 week 884-4030 WANTED: experienced of. GARY'S Service We do all 4:00 p.m. MONDAY SOUTHFIELD CASHIER for Downtown THURSDAY, 8-5 EXPERIENCED Sitler flce manager for bUSy SALES Jobs Including lawn cut- The office Will be open unlll News Stand $5 001 hour FRIDAY, 8-5 needed from 315- 530 eastSide 2 phySICian REPS ting, landscape, garden- AMERICANA practice With plans for 4 00 P m on Tuesdays to 881.2150 MONDAY, 8-6 pm. weekdays In my Established 20 year old Ing, waterproofing and ANTIQUES expansion Competitive conduct other bUSiness, NANNY posilion In Grosse GROSSE POINTE NEWS home Own transportation (East Area) auto any other Job ybu can SHOW & SALE salary Send resume and but the computers are POinte Part. time $5 50 needed Call after 7 p m aftermarket wholesaler poSSibly thrnk of Call for down and references to. P.O. Box to $7 per hour Child care 882-6900 881-4729. $geklng personable a free estimate 372- Furnlturel Furnlturel 43971, DetrOit, MI 48243 NO CLASSIFIED ADS experience The Nanny HAIR DeSigners, Barber WANTED babYSitter to care phone closers to staff 3906 CAN BE TAKEN Furniture! Corp 258-6330 Stylists, Nail TechniCians for our two delightful HYGIENIST wanted for our order desk AFTER NOON FEATURING COLLEGE Student seeking MIDDLE aged woman to Fashionable Hair Salon boys, age 4 & 6 at our downtown office, 1 to 2 afternoons tll 9:30 p.m. ON TUESDA YSI Fine Amenca(! Antiques. painting work Experl. work weekends In a fos- Excellent working condl- home In Grosse POinte days a week. Ask for Great "In demand. Don't Forget - country furnishings, folk art ence, reasonable, refer- ter care home, sleep Sat- tions. 824-9000 Farms, $51 hour to start. Laura 871-5489 Cali your ads In Earlyl and much more products Salary ences free estimates urday & Sunday nights. HAIRDRESSERSI Booth References required Call negotiable/bonus and GROSSE POINTE NEWS LPN for InterniSt's office, 884-8629 Southfield CIVICcenter 921.5n8. rental at special price days 885-1232, ask for EastSide location. n1. incentives. Management 882.6900 26000 Evergreen 10 1/2 305 SITUATION WANTED & WAITRESSES part time, Call Philippo's, 882-1540 Janey 4830, t 1 a m to 5 p m opportun~y available. HOUSE Cleaning Good ref. HOUSf ClEANING APRIL 5, 6, & 7 apply In person 18866 GROSSE Pointe War Mem- MOM'S HELPER erences Monday. Thurs- 204 HElP WANTEO Leave Message Friday 2p m -9p.m. Mack Ave., Grosse orlal. full lime cook, some Henry Ford extended care DOMESTIC Mr. Bryant CARMEN'S day, 9'30- 11 P m Marra, Saturday 12noon-9p m. 371.1773, 521-3893 POinte Farms. experience necessary seeks mature individuals TWO full time experrenced 886-1763 CLEANING Sunday 12 noon.6p m LANDSCAPE all positions, Vacation, health Insur. to assist new mom's rn grounds keeper/ house. SERVICE HOUSECLEANING: FREE PARKING experienced, serrous, ance. 32 Lakeshore, the Grosse POinte and men One opening No time for housacleanlng? Reasonable rates, bonded, LUNCHEONS & DINNERS clean- cuI. 884-9768. Grosse Pointe Farms. eastSide communities Grosse POinte area, one FULL time sales position. Let our team come and references Will clean 50 OFF WITH G.P.N, AD Expenence In retail sale do It for you! PROFESSIONAL Salon tak- MATURE couple to manage FleXible hours PrevIous opentng BIoom fledI HilsI weekly or bl- weekly Call ANTIQUE Show and Sale preferred ExclUSive wom. m-6751 109 appllcallons for pro- 1 bed room apa rtmen ts In enceinfanVandchildowncaretransporta.expen- area. References reo presented by Blue Water an's store Call for inter. SPRING CLEANING gressive goal orrented suburbs Handy man. qurred Grosse POinte THE HOUSE-KE-TEERS A'ltlque Dealers Assocla. view appointment, 881. SPECIAL stylist seeking a higher Apartment and campen. tlonl~~~~2.1194. Employment, 885-4576 tlon, Saturday April 6, 10 7020. 10% Discount CLEANING SERVICE revel of success. Please satlon Send resume to' POINTE couple seeks ProfeSSional, Bonded and am- 8 p m Sunday April • Reasonable ,,7th, 10 Am. 5 p mAd. call 886-3990. Apartments, 31112 Hart- woman for live inl live out • References Insured teams ready to ------fo~g.}~I.!Ur~n, Ml.,48093. care of our 8 monltl~old clean your home or bUSI- mlsslon $1 00 Amencan • • I;xperience(L . r \ ~ ~ GACIDNER.. Indian Vtllllge- --:h ...... ~~lo.Lo,,I,"""'f1~ •• ~I~L'-1!~ '" ,...1./.,..... 'happy, hl!Q1@ 'd~~!')nfr' ness. i:.eg~Hall,vo;f026 6t1r' ~A.l 400 MERCHANDISE 409 MISCEllANEOUS 409 MISCELLANEOUS ANTIQUES ' 403 eiCYClES 405 ESTATE SALES 409 MISCHlANEOUS 500 ANIMALS ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES • 410 MUSICAL INSTItUMENTS PRIMITIVE anlfque cande- LADIES SchWinn World ADOPT A PET labra chandeher 2 tier! ESTATE Sale- 1419 Mary- MAPLE dinette pedestal ta- WANTED. MUST sell 2 wall Units, ASSORTED Tabby cats 14 candles 884.9209 Sport 10 speed, 19' land, Grosse POinte Park, ble, 2 leafs, 4 chairs ROLLERBLADES BABY Grands, rebUilt, 10 $300 885-8371 free to GOOD homes ------. $70 Call 886-8631 Friday, Apnl 5, 10.4 Fur. $350 882-1853 Women's size 5 year warranty, $1995 884.3197 after 10 p m nlture, hnens, TV, collec- (Men's! Boy's sIze 3) OWNER leaVing country I Stelnway, 48" consol, reo 40 1 AP~lIANCES GIRL'S 24", 10 speed. ex. FUGI Mountain bike & Ar. tibles, Lionel train, etc 772-8937 Leave Message Complete home of furnl' bUilt, 10 year warranty LOVABLE dogs and cats cellent condition, Boy's lens Lawn mower Both ture LIVing, dining, bed. $2995 Pedesco Com. need good homes For ADMIRAL refrigerator, 2 20", Mountain. good con. 769 Loraine, Grosse POinte hke new 884.5256 HENREDON couch, buffet room, 40" TV, apph- pany, 571-1310 adoplion Information call years old Kenmore gas dltlon, Best oHer, 331- City Saturday, April 6, 9 table, floor lamp, light fiX' TORO lawnmower mulcher ances 296-9322 Northern Suburbs Animal stove Vanilla 882-4234 8534 10 4 Furniture, household tures, lamp, foyer bench, USED PIANOS $100 771-2348 Welfare League Volun. TAPPAN gas slove (White), Items, CUriOS 011 painting, rattan oval MISC. furniture, couches, AT BARGAIN PRICES teer at Jeanelle 773- $100 Older Kelvlnator re- 404 GUAGE!YAltD APRICA stroller (LeBeau) mirror, size 42 regular chair, etc 882.9297 after Used Splnels.Consoles BASEMENT SALES ESTATE Sale Children's 5pm 6839 frigerator, $50 Great for Paid $200 One child surts, 3 pair drapes 882. Upnghts & Grands clothes 23709 Allor, St basement 882.2412 ASSORTED men's and used $75 Mint condilion 5205 BABY car seat, hamper, ABBEY PIANO CO Clair Shores Thursday, 881-8748 PLEASE women's clothing, sWim- mobile, changing table, ROYAL OAK 541-6116 KITCHENAIDE BUill- In Friday, 4th, 5th, 9-4 DON'T DELAY! ming pool, beauty shop MATERNITY clothes Ex. MAHOGANY rocker, blankets, Dream- dishwasher, Best offer PIANOS WANTED SPAY or NEUTER equipment, hardware, cellent condition 885- INTERIORS time carousel, more Pe- 882.9218 ESTATE Sale- Saturday, TOP CASH PAID YOUR PET TODA YI much morel All Items Sunday, 11- 5, 21382 7497 (Fine Furniture tite maternity clothes BEAUTIFUL Antique An altered pet IS a healthier AMANA "19" Side- by- Side must gol Saturday, Sun. Beaconsfield, St Clair & Anllque Shop) 881.5370 NEW dining set, oval glass Fischer Parlor Grand and happier companion refrigerator freezer, Ice day, April 6, 7 21217 Shores 506 S. Washington on while pedestals With 4 DINING room set, pecan, 8 l Also, It spares you the and water outside dls, Bouremouth, Harper Royal Oak, MI Plano Best offer n3- rallan chairS, $275 881- piece Traditional Excel- grief and paIn of haVing pensers, $400 773-8384 Woods (5 Blocks North of 696 Free- 1879, evenings 8658 lent condition, $1,500 puppies and kittens de- WE BUY BOOKS way at 10 Mile Take GARAGE Salel Friday and Men's golf clubs, 2 sets BEAUTIFUL mahogany stroyed when no homes APPLE MaCintosh 512K Woodward! Main Street 402 AUCTIONS Saturday 10 to 4 4481 IN YOUR HOME 885-7998 grand plano, Chase & With Imagewrltler It eXit can be found Countless Radnor- childs organ Baker 884-4686 numbers of sweet, Inno- IMPORTANT Free Offers printer and Modem $800 Monday thru Saturday CHINA cabinet (2 pieces), stereo kids toys, mlsc cent hllle ones are eu. No Obligation 822-1343 11 to 5:30 shdlng glass doors, $75 BABY Grand Plano- Fisher ESTATE AUCTION thanlzed every day In TWO family garage sale, Appraisals Furnished Closed Sunday and Flowers pots, 50 each Queen Anne style, cherry BUTCHER BLOCK dining shelters across the coun- SAT.,APRIL 6TH Saturday 9- 2, 1661 Entire Estates Wednesday 526-6485 finish Perfect condltron set $200 Excellent con- try because a pet wasn't 11:00 A.M. Bournemouth (off Mack) also DeSired Fabulous New Shlppment $2,500 886-9629 dition Call only If Inter- WRITING desk and chair spayed or neutered If we SUN., APRIL 7TH Arrived I BREMAN Spinet plano- BASEMENT! MOVing Sale' JOHN KING ested 886-7467 Drexel, Pecan finish cut down on the numbers 20449 Loch moor Friday Exceptional sets of carved Mantel clock and shelf to saCrifice, $350 You 12:00 NOON 'EXERCISE bike, Tuntun of unwanted Illlers being Chippendale dining room move' 775-7758 and Saturday, 10 to 4 961.0622 match, Pecan, $50 born, we Will also cut Ergometer Excellent con- chairs (Marlborough legs Featuring the lifetime per. pm Washerl dryer, so- Toaster oven, almost down on the number of Michigan's Largest dition $200 885-7851 or carved Cabrlole With 411 OfFICE!IUSINESS sonal collections of Mr fabed, clothes, mlsc new, $25 886-5877 EQUIPMENT abandoned, lost and un- Book Store After 6 p m ball & claw feet) Several George Bird, former cura. 5954 Guilford, Saturday & GLASS Top, brass pedestal wanted animals to de- • Clip and Save ttU$ ad • TRASH Compactor- Ken. Chippendale dining room ADLER! Royal electrOniC tor of Fine Arts at the Sunday, 9- dusk House. dining room set, 4 chairs stroy more portable, white Ex- tables With leaves (some typewntter, 40 character Henrv Ford Museum WE WILL BE HAPPY TO hold Items, lools, refflgel - 40' MlSmlANtOU$ lables have band of In. Rectangular $550 823- Dearborn Michigan from cellent condition, $100 display, 3 print wheels ator, fishing Items, mis- ARTIClES lay) large, medium & 3433 PROVIDE ADVICE 1953 - 19n Mr Bird was 881-8658 884-4328 cellaneous small breakfronts & china as well as a well known for his exper. SOFA, 88" Like new, 38" IBM SelectriC II Excellent MOVING. Nec computer, CELLULAR phone, porta. cabinets Unusual Chip- LIST OF ECONOMICAL tlse In early china, pottery MOVING Sale Friday & Sat. round kitchen table With 4 condition, $100 779- display, modem, TI.99 ble, Novatel 402 With bat. pendale highboy With SERVICE SOURCES and glassware, and his urday, 9- 4 22730 Bar- chairs, very u/llque, 1976 home computer All for tery pack and carry bag carved figure on top as Call us at: personal collection re- ton, St Clair Shores Beautiful rocking chair, $50 Whitney plano Like $200 886-8631 FInial Rare Townsend DON'T throw your money flects his broad range of large antique mirror, Ori- 891.7188 MOVING Sale- 1053 Bea. new $550 886-8497 away Have your Toner Anti-Cruelty Association Interests DRESSER and mirror, type bookcase! secretary ental lamp, antique red 7 consfleld Friday, 9.4 cartndge for your Fax, $130 Custom wooden (enclosed doors With drawer desk, antique GROSSE Pomte Animal Saturday, 10-3 Gas BIKES, 16" To 27", electriC room diVider, $100 Vacuo carved shelves on block. Lazer pnnter, and per. Saturday's Features: white twin bed, marble Chnlc (on Kercheval) has range, ca, girls 24" 10 plano, dehumidifier, ums, $25 Lamps, $20 front desk and doors) sonal copier RE- 18th century Pennsylvanra top plant stand, Wicker 3 lovely pups available speed, electriC heater doors, drills, lumber, etc Dry bar, $20 Executive Pair very large bronze CHARG ED and save blanket chest, decorated end table, 24" round 2 thiS week for adoption, a rugs & morel over 30% on cost Call mule chest, Queen Anne 371-0229 chair $150 Coffee table, lions for outSide of house shelf oak table Days. beauliful httle 6 month old Dlna Computers 881. rocker & Side chair, MOVING South I Clothing WEDDING gown, full train, $40 19" color TV $100 Pair of Queen Anne high. 962-6400, evenings, 822- Malel Shelty X puppy A 4005. leave message painted cupboard dated winter, summer Furni- size 9!10 tall, French New sallboard. $550 boys (Mahogany) made In 4888 little 7 month old female ture Books, dishes, kltch. lace, seed pearls (Jacob- Downhill and cross coun- Grand Rapids Several Pick upl dehvery wlth- ''1 1831, pie safe, blanket EARTH tone plaid, queen Shepherd! Keeshound X enware, golf clubs son's), $200 Ladle's try skiS and boots, $140 French bedroom sets With 10 miles of Grosse POinte chests, 12. pane walnut size sleeper sofa, $150 puppy and an adorable LOVingly priced Reason- Sag F f k t (N each 824-4040 twin and full sIze beds Woods. corner cupboard, Chip- a ox ur Jac ear- HeaVily carved French 776-2886 after 5 chubby Female black able offers April 5, 10. 4 pendale mirror, numerous weglan Blue)- large $500 OAK kitchen cabinets, In- console With gilt and Ma- Lab For more Informa- 2146 Ridgemont, 4 KITCHEN cabinets, For. 412 WANTED TO BUY coverlets, Crib qurlts, tex. Llfecycle 6500, AerobiC cludlng pantry, like new hog any mirror Pair Chip- tion call 822.5707, 9- 5 blocks north Vernier mica tops, vanIties tiles, etc trainer (new), $1,000 Kltchenalde dishwasher, pendale consoles (bUried) Closed a showroom WANTED: Good bedroom MULTI- Family moving! tag 573-0895 energy saver, Superba, Camelback sofas and pair 501 BIItOS FOR SALE Accessories Include: Cheapl 296-9322, 705- set and dining ro"lm set sale Saturday, 4-6-91, 9 CUSTOM made car bed, good condition Sub-zero of Wingback chairs Geor- 18th century Delft, Chinese 6264 88 1-0541, 823-4888 am- 3 p m Kids clothes styled like Formula car, refrigerator- freezer, 6 geous plecruSt tilt.top ta. PROVEN Breeder Cinna- export, Mocha, early and toys, sewing ma- With mattress, $300 881. years old, good condition bles and many tea tables SOLID oak antique dining WANTED. mon Cockatiels 886- glass, burl bowls, bas- chine, lamps Great 7104 Draperies, hke new, blue PalF Chippendale bache- set In good condition, ta. HIKING BACKPACK 438-3 kets, candleboxes, folk art things for everyonel 513 ble wrth self stoTing Good condItion BRAND new white 3 piece & peach. Call after 6 p m lor chests Bronze floor PAIR of White- faced love- and much more Pemberton, Grosse leaves, 5 Side chairS, 1 n1.8528 Leave Message polished cotton sectional 882-7431 lamps (one With 24" dra- birds 886-4383 POinte Park arm chair, buHet, cabinet Sunday'S Features: $1800 Call after 2, n4- SIMMONS sofabed $100 gonfly leaded shade & USED Wooden sWing set and Side server High- CANARIES- 1991 males Art glass by TiHany, Steu. 8132 Waterbed headboard bronze sconces) Crystal & Will disassemble and re- MOVING Everything must ------(light and mirror) $100 brass chandelier & crystal back charr Queen Anne 521.1381 ben, Lahque, Durand, move 881.9120. go 331-1915 MOVING Sale- Rattan furn!- 822-8211 sconces Mahogany cor- chair Rattan furniture Daum, Quezel, and ------ture (white), Ethan Allen -----____ ner china cabinets Maple 882-6525 after 6 p m ENGLISH Garden bench DOUBLE yellow headed others, art pollery by HOUSEHOLD Sale, part 1, sofa, almond stove and NAUTILUS abdominal ma. highboy With matching 885-8177 Amazon parrot, 2 cages, Pewabl~ ,BoQllwood, VICTORIAN dining room first floor April 5th anct J ",re.f):I9e,~qr, L~~sofa. chine $475 negollable V-~,n"Yl,l'Qil'(or' & -bl!nch $550 or best oHer 882- Weller and many others 6th 9 to 6 22648 Bay- 882,,'_,98RQ - - ,,,' l--:83~4..101.. "1, 1 ~"tlriWQQQ sl-deboard With table "WIth large leaf, an- OASH1"FC)R'_ " 8188 Palrpolnt C1 scemc '"lamp, 'VIew, St Clair'Shores C"" 17 ~ .,)" 'Ul In" ~rv~ 'CiO'ikn 'p,,-n'h'e legs Jlqu~roduct~w I KI~I"}tI~S-NA"'R-I-ES--1-990--M-a-le-& Vlctonan rosewood bed. East of Jefferson, be- '-I Complete French d;mng' Jeef,Ug"ht oak. 886-0326 room set, Victonan sofa tween 10 and 11 Mile Rd EXcE.I,LEtfr-c6NDITION Female. Reasonably and chairS, Japanese ------room set (With server! buf- BLOWER eleCtric Black & CURffENT STYlES Priced 527.2880 20056 Washtenaw Apnl feU china cabineV table & VERY CLEAN, BETTER _ Inro, Netsukes, Tsuba, Decker, 2 speeds, used 5th, 6th, & 7th- 9a m . charrs) LIVing room Grant Wood lithograph, twice 884-2863 BRANDS. INFANT 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS 4p m Clothing, furniture, Queen Anne open arm THRU 14 FOR SALE cut glass, lamps and STANDARD size ping pong tires, miscellaneous charrs (Wallace Newton) MUST BE ON HANGERS much morel table. $200 or best offer GOLDEN Retriever pup- GIANT MOVing Sale liVing ~J) Onental vases & rugs Bring in Monday, Tuesday ClZ.n ~ rJ7l •._ ~_ 521.9140 Evenings pies, AKC Males $295, The above IS an extremely room, bedroom, 2 dl- tY~ UOUfa} Sevle lamps, figure or Thursday, 10-4pm. JAMES A. MONNIG females $395 756-4120, bnef listing of the Items to nettes, DP weight set, An/t:nJ~p.{,f,. AttdtOn lamps, Capo DIMonte LEE'S RESALE 574-0283 French doors, pln!C table lamps BOOKSELLER be sold Saturday's Items ~r~ CJ 20331 Mack 881.8082 15133 KERCHEVAL Will focus on 18th and With umbrella, and much 545-4110 SHIH.TZU pups and also 331-2238 WANTED LJttle Tykes play- early 19th century country much more 915 Hamp- Friday and Saturday, April 5-6 FURNITURE perfect for Scotty pups BeautIful Selected books houses and outdoor rid- furniture and accessones ton Friday, Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Flordla room or sun quality, AKC 772-2110 bought and sold Ing loys 296-6873 and Sunday Will feature Sunday, 10- 5 1724 Prestwick G.P.W., (W. of Mack) porch Sofa, glider, chair Vintage Video Rentals AKC Collie, 1 year female, late 19th and early 20th MOVING Sale Fnday 9a m - Whole hOllae estale sale features mahogany bed and 3 tables Excellent WANTED. spayed Great family pet century rtems 6p m, Saturday 9a m - mom set, mahogany dlmng room set, basement bilhard COndition ReA 19" color GAS dryer, like new, best ROLLERBLADES 884-7874 1p m 22417 MaXine, St table, collectIon of Royal Coppenhagen plates, (port TV With stand Must selll offer Portable sewing Women's size 5 2 Day Catalog machlng, best offer 881. Clair Shores able) washer and dryer, toola and a whole hoWle full of 882-2654 (Men's! Boy's size 3) 505 LOST AND FOUND $6.00 postpaid 4732 772-8937 Leave Message ST. Veronica Parrsh Spring treaaures. SOFA rust & beige, 3 cush- $5.00 at the door ------Garage Sale 21440 Un!- We WIll honor street numbers at 800 a m Our lOn, very good condition SQUARE glass table With 4 FOUND Cockatiel on Rad- LOOKING for a wooden versal. 8 1!2- Gratiot Sat- numbers WIllbe avatlable 9 00 - 1000 P m $165. 884-4529 black laquer chippendale nor. Warren Please con- desk for a teenagers Preview Starts d A 9 2 Results of Last Auction chairs $1,800! best 522- tact Michelle, 882.7351 ur ay, pnl 6, am- DISC player, $125 CD's, room. reasonably pnced WED., April3rd 5216 Must descnbe pm March 28, 1991On Page 2lA JVC recrever, $70 needs Call 882-7154 9-5 DAILY FOUND puppy, 8 p.m Sat- 412 /HILLCREST Fnday 9- GEORGE D.I.\.n.'IY"urSON transformer 885-5688 _ PROFESSIONAL weight lift- CASH paid for baseball urday, 3 Mile! Mack Ave FRI., 9-8 P.M. Ing equipment Preacher cards and all other sports 12 Furniture, toys, tools, 886.1111 WANTED. bunk beds In Black and white short THRU SATURDAY curl bench, lat machine, cards n6-9633 collectibles, baskets, NEXT AUCTION good condition n1-4338 hair. Smart. Please help 10% Buyer'S Premium bench press AnXIOUS to dishes, antiques FRIDAY, APRIL 26 • 6 p.M. WANTED to buy old COSo me find owner, 33Hl669 On All Lots sell 294-0733 Victorian King Headboard tume and Rhinestone GARAGE Sale- mlscella. -& Frame FOUND at Mack & Here- YAZOO Commencal ndlng Jewelry; brass lamps, ceil- neous household, large Dark oak, headboard has ford 40 pound male Schmidt's Antiques mower, 48" Two 4 hp Ing fixtures, wall sconces size clothing, tools Fn- reading hghts and book brown & white short 5138 W. MichIgan Ave. Kohler edgers, Two 8 hp n1-1813 evenings Ypsilanti, MI. 48197 day, Saturday, 1D- 4 shelf, antique reproduc- Kohler blowers One 8 x haired dog about 1 year 1711 Huntington, Grosse ...------~~~----.. tlon (313) 434-2660 POinte Woods 15 tandem trailer One 25 NEWER cnb and dresser, old Call 882-3026 Little Tykes toys, baby 886-0326 gaUon sprayer, mlsc IF YOU'VE LOST A PET, ------walker, car seat 774- 405 ESTATE SALES 405 ESTATE SALES equipment and parts anywhere In the Grosse (1"\ TWO double mattress! 5626 b n () $4,500 takes alii 881- Pomte area, please call boxspnng sets, $95 each '-k:Oilt OWc9wte ;:::;>oQes 1762. SHOTGUNS, rifles and us at Grosse POinte Ani. ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATIONS set Entertainment center, RAINBOW ESTATE SALB AUTOMOBILE, Home or handguns wanted Par- mal CliniC thiS week we Complete Service black finish, like new, ker, Browning, Winches- have a small tan Male 1191 S. R£MUD Excellent Glen and Sharon Burkett $175 MltsublShl stereo Health Insurance at very ter, Colt, others Private Shepherd X found on GROSS~ POII'fI'E WOODS References 885-0826 system, Includes power pleaSing rates 527-2260 collector 478-5315 Kercheval In Grosse FRI•• APKlL 5th (9-3) amp, cassette deck, tum BRIGG Stratton lawn POinte Park For more In- SAT•• APRIL 6th (10-3) table, AMIFM tuner, two BUYING used records, al- mower, 30hp Call 886- formation call us at 822- three way 4 drivers bums, 45's 543-8954 ThiS moving sale features' Kmg and double SUSAN HARTZ 2324 5707 9to 5 speakers, paid $1,395, Mediterranean bedroom sets With many pleces, uphol- GROSSE POINTE CITY SOFA and 2 hVlng room OLD Fountain pens wantedl tIartzlil sell for $650! offer Oli- Any type, any condition LOST GOLDEN RE. stered furniture, 1920's oak nine piece dining room set; 886-8982 chairS In good condition vetti typewriter, $110 882-8985 TRIEVER "PIPPIN" lamps; tables, walnut rocker,' Pfaltzgraff dishes; Silver HOUSEHOLD SALES n6-1996 885-2927 green collar Moross! plate, lawn mowers, tools; wrought iron lawn furniture, new Trust your sale to us knowing that we are the SWIMMING pool pump & 500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET Harper area 885-5467 books; mICrowave, porta-bar; bar supplies, bar stools, yard most expenenced moving and estate sale com. VIDEO EqUIpment. profes- filter, hke new Call Jeff, Sional recorder, Sony FREE. I want to be a fnend FOUN/) female dog, black! tools, metal shelVlng, dehumidifier; plants, freezer, kitchen pany In the Grosse POinte area. 882.5267 color camera, tnpod, mi' to someone who wants white! brown near, Har- goodies; walnut china cabinet, ping.pong table, tea cart, For the past 12 years we have provided first crophones, mrxer. me I'm a gentle medium per & Moross area n3- 410 MUSICAL I~STITUMENTS and much more quality servICe to over 650 satisfied clients $1,750 Four walk!e tal- size male German Shep- 2675 evenings CALL THE 24 HOUR HOTLINE. 885-1410 kies $500 Call Jerry- herd mixed Less than a LOOK FOR THE RAINBOW!!! WURLITZER organ Spinet LOST Sable and whIte FOR UPCOMING SALE INFORMATION 7n-0381 year old Call Donovan NUMBERS 7:30 A.M. FRIDAY. model 4300 Perfect can Male colhe Reward 881- Veterinary HospItal. drllon Must sell No 6541 17191 East Warren 882. ORIENTAL RUGS reasonable offer refused OVER 15 YEARS OF SERVICE References n47 Don t sell yours unlll you 372-4242 ClaSSified Advertising VERY Affectionate, spayed, see us We pay lOp do"ar EXCELLENT condition Lo- 882-6900 for your OTlental rugs young, tiger- type female wrey plano $1,500 firm KATHERINE ARNOLD regardless 01 size or cat to GOOD home 884. Retail Advertising 774-3308 & ASSOCIATES coodlhon 932-3999 1492 882.3500 CONSOLE plano & bench, PLEASE take me to your News Room Estate. Moving Sal~s beautiful sound $nO or lOVing home I'm a black 882-2094 GOLF CLUBS FOR SALE best offer 882-0926 altered male cat With a Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc. -- Newa,dUsed-- white diamond on my Estdte - Household - MOVIng HEITZMAN Company, 5 C --~~------,------.. -- .. - • \..•..,.....se . VII ... "" ' .. IV •• S 7C 602 AUTOMOTIVE 602 AUTOMOTIVE 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE CHRYSlER FORD ' 603 AUTOMOTIVE 605 AUTOMOTIVE FORD" FORD 605 AUTOMOTIVE GENERAl MOTORS GENERAL MOTOIlS , FOREIGN 1980 CORDOBA, full 1989 MUSTANG GT, FOREIGN " power, AMIFM cassette, 1989 Mercury Cougar LS, FAIRMONT Station Wagon, DON'T WAIT loaded With alarm, 5 1988 Corvelte 252 While 1985 VW Jella GLI, 4 door, rear defogger, delay Wip- 12,000 miles, excellent 1981 Runs great, body Until Tuesday morning to 1987 N,ssan Stanza, auto- speed, low miles, clean With gray leather, glass air, automatic, black, ers, cruise and air condition $10,900 884- needs work $150/ best REPEAT your Classified matiC,4 door, stereo, low $11,000 881-1920 top, bose, 1speed Mint $3,500 885.5469 72,000 miles $1,500 or 0370 884-1228 adlll Call our cldSSlfied miles, clean, full price $20,000 Lee- weekdays, besl offer 372-6984 1983 Mercury Cougar, 1986 Ford Taurus LX advertiSing department 1988 1/2 Merkur XR4T1, 5 $4,950 WOOd Motors, 1987 SABLE LS, tan, low 362-1700, weekends and $1,300 or best offer Wednesdays, Thursdays, speed manual, black With 372.7100 1985 Daytona turbo Z, wagon Loaded, very miles, magnIficent condi- evenings 884-1~ Great dealt 882-7546 Fridays, Mondays raven leather Interior, black, Mark Cross, clean, well maintained, tion, all options Asking 1988 Mazda 626 Turbo, all 882-6900 loaded, $11,000 253- leather Intenor, 5 speed 1985 MUSTANG V-6, auto- 60,000 miles, $5,900 $7,300 / Best 882-2111 1986 PONTIAC Grand Am options, very clean 881-2908 1167 after 6 p m transmission, looks gOOd, matiC, air, stereo, sun- 1984 CAVALlER, 2 door, 4 SE Coupe, white, V-6, $6,500 Wood Motors, 1981 MUSTANG 4 cylln' runs gOOd $2,500 or roof, lilt, crUise, $2,450 1987 Mercury Grand Mar- speed, air, casselle, LOADEDI Excellent con- 1982 HONDA, 2 door 372-7100 der, manual, T. tops, best offer Must seW 884- 772-9810 qUIs LS, 4 door, one 61,000 miles $1,900 best dition inSide and out hatchback, air, 5 speed, loaded low mires Extrasl $4,800! Best offer 882-' 1986 VW GTI, red, air, 5535 1986 Ford Thunderbird owner, non smoker, ex- offer 885-0141 70,000 onglnal miles, 1 $1,750/ best 886-3638 4160 owner Excellent condi- clean, full pnce $3,950 1977 Dodge Monaco 4 Turbo coupe, completely cellent condition, 58,000 1985 Cadillac Eldorado tion $2,800 567-0357 WOOdMotors, 372-7100 door, 380 engine, trans- loaded, low miles Asking miles, Tough Kote war- 19n Chevy CapTice Clas. Very good condition, 1985 Regency, 70,000 portation 881-7215 $6800 1-329.9112 rantled $7,950 886. SIC 4 door, Tilt, crUise, 79,200 miles, all leather miles, excellent condition 1990 Mltsublshl Galant, 4 1988 VW Fox GL Wagon, 8249 air, auto Fine shape 40,000 miles, $4,850 1986 TAURUS LX wagon, and loaded, new exhaust Must see, $4,995/ make door, automatic, casselle, 1990 Convertible LaBaron 882-8373 $1,200 offer 885-2927 771-8859 loaded, sharp, 71,000 1989 LINCOLN MARK VII system, new front diSC air, low miles excellent Turbo showroom cond,- brakes $5,000 526-1607 condilion Why buy a miles, blackl grey LSC, leather, mint, 7,000 603 AUTOMOTIVE 1990 VW Jella GL, 4 door, lion, new car warranty, after 7 pm 1987 Chevy Celebrity blue Honda when you can buy silveri gray, 4,000 miles $5,000. 881-3746 miles $15,500 884-0165 GENERAL MOTOIlS station wagon Excellent automatic, air, stereo cas- a Galan! for thousands selle, executive vehlc/e, $13,000 882-1488 1986 Sable LS, 4 door, all 1986 Grand PriX 52,000 condltlonl Bargalnl 1982 COUGAR GS, S6- 1987 CORVETTE, loaded, Jess? $lo,BOO or offer save thousands $9,900 extras, excellent condi- miles, air, crUise, V8 $3,950 296-9322 1985 Lazer 22, 5 Speed, 300, sunroof New paint, automatic, 11k miles, 775-6540 WOOdMotors, 372.7100 tion, $5,000 776-1307 $19,900 534-4028 New tires! brakes $5,600 power steering & brakes, tires, brakes, exhaust 604 AUTOMOTIVE 881-9723 negot!able B23-3433 1987 JETIA GLI, Arrest me 1984 BMW 3Hl, automatic, tilt, crUise, air, runs gOOd, 1982 LTD Crown VictOria, 1989 Cadillac FleetwOOd, ANTIQUE !CLASSIC red Loaded 53,000 beautiful red $2,350 39,000 onglnal miles, SEDAN DeVille 1985, bur- air, sunroof, casselle, me- 1983 Ford EXP 5 speed, white, blue leather Inte- 1973 CADILLAC Eldorado miles $6,200 882-0683 772-9810 AMIFM stereo Runs asking $2,900 527-3762 rior, low mileage, loaded gundy, leather, Wires, like tallic blue 42,600 miles new, loaded, 59,500 convertible, 33,000 miles, 1986 NISSAN Sentra, 50k Mint conditionI $7,500 1985 OMNI, 5 speed, runs gOOd $850 778-3485 1983 Ford Escort, runs Best over $19,000 774- needs top, paint $2,600 9542 miles $7,995 547-1901 miles Air conditioning, 884-3475 gOOd, clean, $1,100 as 1987 FORD Taurus Gl, 4 great excellent body 881-7104 new clutch, brakes, spot- many new parts, must 1986 Accord LX, 4 door, 5 IS 881-9606 Dean door, 4 cylinder, excellent 1984 Bonneville Brougham, WANT 1930 MODEL A Ford, 4 less $3,200 886-3064 see $1,200 or best offer speed very clean, new 1985 Laser XE, excellent condition 884-8990 823- air, AMIFM stereo, wire ADS door, custom Intenor/ ex- 884-5207 1990 NISSAN 240SX, blue, motor, air, great carl condition $3,000 or best 2671 wheels, velour Intenor, tenor 882-6156 excellent condition $3400 Call In 7,200 miles Under war- $5,990 WOOd Motors, offer 775-1908 1987 Lincoln Town Car, 1982 Ford Escort, 4 speed or best 884-3144 after 4 Early 1930 Ford Model A, two ranty $12,900 885-1166 372-7100 51,000 miles, light blue, runs gOOd,59,000 miles 1984 Chrysler Fifth Avenue pm door Restored to Original dark blue clothe $7,495 $700! best 7796881 WEDNESDAY, 8.5 1990 HONDA CIVIC LX- 4 '0' AUTOMOTIVE 75,000 miles Very gOOd 95 POlOt car HydrauliC 776-3955, week days 1111 1968 CHEVY Impala, 2 THURSDAY, 8.6 door automatic, air, JEEPS/4.WHEEL condition, $3,500 885- 1990 Cougar, 2 door LS brakes Many extras power locks & Windows, 5 Evenings, 775-4595 door hardtop Southwest 1987 Dodge Raider, black 0519 after 7 p m 6,450 miles Like new FRIDAY, 8.5 $6,650/ best 294-2694 premium cassette IM- 294-9571 car, onglOal327 4 barrel, chrome spoke wheels, 1988 FORD Crown Victoria MONDAY, 8.6 MACULATE $9,900 B86- 1987 Dodge Caravan, air, power steenng Very 1971 PONTIAC Flreblrd, auto 4 speed, 4 wheel LX- V8 engine, loaded, 1986 LX Taurus wagon, GROSSE POINTE NEWS Formula 400 Project car, 3907 loaded, excellent shape gOOdcondition. 882-4620 dnve, power steering/ leather interior, non- loaded With eqUipment, Need larger vehicle 882.6900 New factory sheet metal, 19B8 Honda Prelude, brakes, air, AM/FM cas- smoker, new brakes, Including leather, crUise, 1984 BUICK Skyhawk, 2 weather striPS, Intenor, $6,400 881-7141 33,000 miles, automatic, selle Low mileage Ex- shocks and tires, car Windows, etc Low mi- door, automatic, red, 1 CADILLAC Sedan, 1984, engine, transmiSSionand white $8,600 822-0755 cellen! condition $6,500 1984 BUrCK Estate wagon, phone available $8,800 leage $7,000 or best of. owner, AM/FM, rear de- full size Blue, nicely suspension parts 882- or best offer 886-3894 $2,000 884-0816 882-8828 fer 886-1277 fogger, new tires 67,000 eqUIpped Outstanding 3661 1984 Honda Prelude, blue, condition, but not low sunroof, automatic, stereo 1986 Honzon 46,000 miles 1988 1/2 Escort LX, auto- miles $1,950 884-7034 GRAND Wagoneer, 1987, MERCURY Grand MarqUiS miles Offers See at 304 1981 DELOREAN, low mil- cassette, $4,500 or best Runs gOOd $1,9001 best matiC,AMIFM stereo, low 1985 CAPRICE ClaSSIC,V- Jow miles, completely 1984, loaded, excellent Beaupre AppOintment age, very good condition 886-3965 or 881-4990 527-0751 miles, excellent condilion 6, automatic, 4 door, air, loaded, Immaculate con- condition, complete repair 882-3294 $15,000 963-2420 week- $4,400 or best 776-4315 stereo, crUise $3,350 1986 Jelta GL, auto, air, dition, excellent for tow- 1987 Topaz, excellent con- record $3,300 885-5338 days 772.9810 1989 PONTIAC 6000 SE, crUise, excellent condi- Ing your boat or gOing to dition Auto air, stereo, 1983 MUSTANG GL Hatch, 1984 Escort L, four door, load ed, non-smoker tIOn $5,400, 778-8774 the cottage Only $9,995 power steenng, brakes, 1978.79 BUick Estate 605 AUTOMOTIVE V-6 automatic, unroof, automatic transmission, $8,400 886-1038 884-5223 full power, With warranty _ FOREIGN AM/FM, louvers, new AMIFM tape player, wagon, excellent condI- 1982 Mercedes Benz Remaining mileage CADILLAC sedan DeVille tires, one owner No rust 59,000 miles $1,500 tion, new englnel bresl HONDA Prelude 1989 Ex- 38oSL, stored car, under 601 AUTOMOTIVE 14,000 Expires 11/22191 ever 89,000 miles 778-3690 paint $1500. 823-9670 1985, moonroof, new cellent condition $9,100 30,000 miles, excellent "ARTS/TIllES! ALUMS Asking $3,995 331-1915 $2,250. 884-7034 tires, excellent condition condition Asking price 1979 DELTA 88 Excellent 885-5893 HITCH draw tight, class II, after 6 p m 1989 MUSTANG GT con- $6500 885-5769after 6 $29,000 After 6 30 P m 1985 Lincoln Town car, ex- vertible 5 0, 11,000 condition, $1,650 886- 1978 Toyota, stick $500 3500lb GTW New on 1988 Escort Pony, excellent 8034 BUICK RIVIera, 1979, dark 885-8555 cellent condition, 33,000 miles Automatic Loaded GOOd tires, brakes, ex- 1990 Dodge mini-van condition, low mileage blue! light blue velour In- DATSUN 280 ZX, 1980, 5 miles, loaded with extras With leather, alarm CHEVY Pick-up 1978 With haust Transportation $55 884-9044 $3,900 or best offer 777- tenor, safe dependable speed, loaded Runs Call between 9 00 am Stored In winter $14,995 cap on bed, automatic, specialI 884-9234 1979 Cordoba engme parts, 5316 transportation $1,375 great $1,750 882-9239 and 6 00 pm , 772.1181 8Bl-0768 top shape Re-worked tires mtenor, some body 885-2932 1987 Honda Accord, 4 after 6p m 296-1280. 885-7243 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMALS door, automatic, air, ADOPT A PET ADOPT A PET 1981 Caprice Station stereo, perfect condition, 198B ACURA Integra LS, 5 ADOl'T A PET 610 AUTOMOTIVE 1987 Sunblrd GT- Clean, Wagon GOOdtransporta- 34,000 miles. $8,900 speed, low miles Excel- SPORTS CARS Power steenng/ brakes, tlon $1,000 773-0637 WOOdMotors, 372-7100 lent condition, $8,300 774-0177 1957 TRIUMPH TR3, real air, AMfFM Stereo cas- 1984 Cadillac Eldorado 1987 Toyota Tercel Wagon, selte, crUise control, rear Black With black carnage stereo, air, 52,000 miles, 1967 911 PORSCHE, triple low mileage, completely defogger, sun roof, low roof and black leather In- very clean $3,950 WOOd black, mtenor/extenor re- redone, very gOOdcondi- miles $5,900 or best terlor Low miles, expertly Motors, 372-7100 stored $15,000 B82- tion $7,500 963-2420 293-8731or 293-1206 maintained by Cadillac 1853 weekdays 1986 CA~.aIGE Brougham mechanrcs. ThiS abso- 1986 Honda Accord LX, 5 611 AUTOMOTIVE One 0r-ner r9;ad,~ Ex- [utely gorgeous Cadillac speed, 4 door, excellent 1986 Honda Prelude S/, condition $5,5001 best TRUCKS , ~~ne""Ti:'6ril;llijo\l" t4,900 \S pnly for the serious black, sunroof, all:' excel- ~ 886-4652. , . :,puyer. No bargfljn hunt- 885-8769 after 6. lent stereo With equalizer, 19n CHEVROLET Pick-up, I! ! I! , , I! ,;, .~ .... ~~- ptBase ~ A - claSSIC1986 YOLKS Cabriolet red new tires, loaded and step side $1,100 774- 0? 1984 SUNBIRD, new tires, dealer's personal Sunday convertible, white top, 5 great condition, 59,000 8797 brakes and shocks No car $6,800 268-7702 speed, stereo, air, 67,000 miles $7,600 882-2625, -1-98-9-C-H-EV-R-O-LET--p-'C-k--u-p MIDNIGHT is a two year old 5558rust $1,995 / Best 882- message or FAX _ miles $5,500 885-7616 after 6 00 pm or leave Silverado Full Size, 350 spayed female with all shots BlACKJACK is a PONTIAC 1000 by owner, 2 198B HONDA CIVIC, sun- message engme Two- tone paint, one year old mixed 1984 OLDS Cullass CrUiser door hatch back, power roof, AM/FM cassette, 1984 VW Convertible, fiberglass cap 882-2776 wagon, loaded Excellent steering/ brakes, air, au- very well maintained, ask- black, clean, no rust, air 1987 GMC Sierra 8015 CALL MARILYN 271.6993 Labrador. He is neu- condItion Rustproofed tomatiC, 48,000 miles Ing, $5,500 822-4734 full price $3,990 WOOd PickUp 4 cylinder, 4 tered with all shots. $2,500 822-4241 leave Non smoker Phone 885- Motors, 372-7100 speed, 27,000 miles 1981 Mercedes 2400, 4 message 6390 after 6 $1,250 1987 Honda Accord LX- 4 Lady owned and dnven door, automatic, air, NORTHERN SUBURBAN 1982 Cadillac Sedan Se- OLDS 1986 Calal:>, air, door, under 32,000 miles In rowa Never In salt stereo, no rust, very Top condition, automatic, Like new Navy blue VIlle, loaded and In great power steenngl brakes, clean, Dealer Maintained ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE condition 400 engine stereo, excellent condi- loaded $8,600 cash, $4,500 268-7702 mes- $6,490 WOOd Motors, firm 886-1200, ask for sage or FAX $2,375 882-8268 tion, $3,595 293-7322 372-7100 ...... -m . Bob, 9 30- 3 30 1983 3/4 ton, 4 x 4 west- 500 ANIMALS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMALS ern plow, $3,950 884- ADO"T A PET ADOPT A I'ET TRI-COUNTY COWE RESCUE. LEAGUE Is a non- ADOPT A 'PET ADO"T A I'ET 9768 profit organization dedicated to helping home- less collies. FORD pick-up, F-l50, 1980, The reswe league picks up unwanted collies. and 6 cylinder, stick Shift, helps reunite lost collies with their owners. The sharp Complellely re- league pampers unwanted dogs, reeds them7 worked. 296-1280 ask for MORLEY Mitch takes them to the v~terlnarlan. gives them MANDY roster homes and places collies for adoption. 1983 GMC 8015, V-6, auto- We are now In need of help. We need more foster matic transmiSSion, homes, and more active members who can sharp, 2 tone Silveri blue, contribute their time or Ideas to our extended cab, air condl- organization. 1Io00ng,very clean, well If you are Interested In becoming a member, malntamed Grosse POinte please contact Beverly at 978-2468. If you wish vehicle, AMIFM stereo, to foster or adopt a collie, please contact Lee at new tires, reliable, runs Donatlons afe wek:Dmed 522-8405 or Nancy at 326-4148. great, remote alarm & kill and can be maJ1ed to. SWitch, excellent condl- lion $2,950 885-3726 m-<:OlINn' COUJE RESCUl • 19110 Hilton' Southfield. MI 48075 ...._._._._._._.~_._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._.- ....-... 1985 DODGE Ram, 0-50, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MELESSIA low miles, extra clean, DO YOU REMEMBER MELESSIA $3,000 882-6388 AND HER PUPS? 61 2 AUTOMOTIVE The good news is that Madonna and VANS Mandy were adopted into loving homes. 1984 Plymouth Vtsta But the sad news is Melessia, the one 60,000 miles Loaded and one half year old mother who is Very good condition, housebroken and very gentle and her $2,900 779-1976 three sons Morley, Mickey and Murphy 1984 BeauVllle, automatic are still waiting. The three sons are V8, 8 passenger, 1111, gorgeous three month old vibrant little crUise dual air, power guys. Jocks & wmdows, 74,000 Won't you please open your hearts to miles $2,650 772-9810 LABRADOR/MALAMUTE MIX One of these babies or their beautiful 1986 GMt; converSion, Sevenweeks old mother? For more information please loaded, 46,500 miles call us at 891-7188. New tires, super clean MIXED DOBERMANS $8,700 293-9548 Five weeks old "'"C ...r-. 613 AUTOMOTIVE MURPHY WANTED TO BUY This one year old Beagle mix was aban- MICKEY doned by his owner. He was rescued UNWANTED cars wanted Be sure 10 call us first for and is ready for a loving home. lhe best deal 882-8564 TOP $$ PAID Not pictured: SheltielTenier mixed pups Adoption Hours: For lunk, wrecked and un- plus a large selection of neutered Mon.. Sat. wanted cars and trucks dogs and cats. Stale licensed 10:30 a.m .. 3:00 p.m. BULL AUTO PARTS 894-4488 CALL 754.8741 any day, any time. ANTI.CRUELTY ASSOCIATION WANTED Dead or AlIVe 13589 JOSEPH CAMPAU' DETROIT 4821~ 1962- 1974 Chrysler cars 1313189 H18lI & parts Cash waiting MADONNA Call 372.1110 urosse ..,omte N.... JS UTOMOTIVE WANTED TO BUY , 651 lOA T5 AND MOTORS 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 651 BOATS AND MOTORS 656 MOTORBIKES 700 APTS/FlAT5/DUPlEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUI'LEX 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX Pointes Harper Woods 1 .. Pointes/Hor,er Woods Pointesl Horper Woods .' Detroit / Wayne County WANTED reliable transpor- LARSON 17', 1989, hull, V 1984 LARSON 21' 175 1985 Honda Spree, red, PARK / Lakepornte, 5 room tation for student as high open bow, 135hp Mer- LAKEPOINTE near Jeffer- TROMBLEY. Allractlve Re- NEAR Grosse POinte. mercrulser, great shape good condition. row mi' lower, neWly decorated, as $800 884-7034 crUiser, low hours, shlpl son, upper 2 bedroom flat gency flat 3 bedroom, 2 Beautiful 3 bedroom Best offer 882-1262 leage $275 or best. 884- sun room, leaded glass shore radiO, stereo, depth approximately 900 square baths, den $1,250 home, formal liVing and want your beat up car, 5672 doors, hardwood floors, finder, Sink, cooler, cover, THOMPSON 18', Bownder, feet, private sun deck month 881-4200 John- dining rooms With fire- Jim 372-9884 Days appliances, separate trailer $9,000 884-7910 With Thompson trailer, 1985 Honda Elite 250, Under reovatlon, Avail- stone & Johnstone place Kitchen With break- WANTED dead or alive basement, off street park- 120 Volvo engine- 12 1,300 miles Adult owned able May 1sl Non- smok. fast bar, stove, refrrgera- Volkswagen Rabbits, SEA RAY '82- 27 ft Sun- Ing, No pets $475/ NEFF spacIous 5 room up- hours actual, loaded With Excellent condition ers preferred $465 plus tor, carpeting Ideal for Beetles Call Vince, 885- dancer TWin. 228's Air/ month, security depoSit per With screened porch, extras Call 881-1829 $1,200 884-4034 eve- secunty depOSit Days working couple No pelsl 1288 heat Loaded $32,900 882-0340 appliances, natural wood- nrngs 390-1945, evenrngs 822- References and secUrity 521-0359 CHRISCRAFT 30' Open work, close to Village and SPACIOUS two bedroom, 1194 $500 Includes heat 885- Seasklff- tWin 283's, tennis courts Completely '51 BOATS AND MOTOIt~ CHRYSLER MUTINEER 15' With full basement, hard- 48n sharp. $8,7501 best offer 653 MOTOR HOMES BEACONSFIELD South of redecorated Includes big sailboat With trailer, small wood floors, central air 885-6082 Jefferson 1 bedroom Item heat $775 per E. OUTER DRIVE. one BOSTON Whaler 15 fI trolling motor With battery DODGE TIOGA $625 per month plus ulrll- lower apartment With stu. month plus security No bedrooml den. $305/ de- Sport Galvanrzed trailer, Included $1,100 774. 25' REGAL 250XL Cuddy 1978 Motor Home ties Available Immedi- dlO, liVing room With pets 882-0340 POSit Pay utilities 521- 2 tanks, tack, mooring 5514 Please call after 1987, 260 V-8, Merc 110, Sleeps 6, fully loaded, ately 222-5870 l leaded glass Windows, 3669 cover Must sell GOing to Sunday 70 hours, head Sink Ice 23 1/2 foot New tires, LAKEPOINTE. three bed- ATTRACTIVE two bed- separate dining room, WHITTIER! Harper area college $7,995 Call 886- box sls depth stereo exhaust, newer carpeting room lower 2 car garage, 6669 1985 Searay, 25', Cuddy, room Stove, new kitchen modernized kitchen se- One bedroom apartment, tabs, twin battery Mint and blinds Low milage, new carpet $575 piuS 260hp radiO, stereo, dual $20,900 884-0165 floor & new refrigerator perate utilities Wood heat and appliances In- 1987 Four Wlnns 211 Liber- Top air and motor, utilities 882-4707 battenes, depth finder No pets $415 plus secu- floors Parking In rear cluded $320 526-3864 ator. 350 Mag, through $16,800 Paul, Days 445- CHRIS Craft 1964, 28' Sea awning, 2 door refrigera- nty 1226 Wayburn 422- Access to park Cats NEFF upper flat, 2 bed- tor, rear bunk beds hull exhaust, 95 hours, 7311, Evenings 731- Skiff day crUiser TWin 3385 only $4501 monthly With room, liVing room, dining BEDFORD/ East Warren custom pain', dark glass, engines, good condition $7,500./ Besl. room, family room, den, area, 5 room upper, slove 2964 NEWL Y remodeled I Spa- depoSit of $200 plus last every poSSible option and $8,000 881-2180 after 4 792.7048 months rent Immediate fireplace, carpeted, 2 car & refngerator, freshly SAILING Lessons All ages CIOUSI Two bedroom up- morel Very sharp and pm star 3 p.m. garage 558-8853 painted $325. month per $495 Call 885-0673, occupancy 331-5141 fast Tandem roller trailer, Group or pnvate, at your 882-4350 700 APTS/FlAlS/DUl'lEX 822-6171, weekdays 4 to electnc Winch Always convenience USYRU 653 BOAT I'ARTS AND EXECUTIVE LIVING LOWER 2 bedroom flat, 1 5EltVI(E Pointes IHorper Woods 9, weekends 9 to 9 HARPER! Whlllierl Cad- stored InSide Clean as a Certified Instructor Call SUITES block from Village, $600 Mike 343-0151 WAYBURN. upper and month, 1 year lease Call Ieux- One & two bedroom Pin and water ready FIRST MATE LARGE qUiet, 2 bedrooms, apartment $345/ $415 a l lower, three bedrooms, Bill 882-5200 Must see $23,000 757- C&C 25, 1981 OMC Salld- apartment Garage, com- MONTHLY LEASES month Stove, refrigera- decorated, carpet, mod- Furnished Apartments, Utrll- 5404 rive Racel CrUise BOAT CLEANING plete kitchen Just move HARCOURT upper, 2 bed- tor, carpet Includes heat ern kitchen, $425- $490 In 881-0258 ties Included, Complete 16' Glasspar, 60 h P EVln- eqUipped Excellent con- room, fireplace, large 884-6080 & DETAILING plus secunty No pets With Housewares, Linens, rude, Pamco trailer, dition $12,000 or best of- RIVARDI Jefferson, upper sunroom, appliances 3 SPRING SPECIAL 884-8990 Color T V And More Call LARGE upper flat, 2 bed- $1,500 822-2863 fer 881-4603 flat, 6 rooms & bath car garage 884-6372, 75 per foot weekly boat For ApPOintment rooms, FloTida room, 873 Nottlngham- 2 bedroom $625 per month 881- 961-8400 1978 Checkmate, 70 horse VIKING 1987 44' double washing Discounts on 474.9770 wood floors, natural fire- lower 882-4234 eve- 0001 cabin motor yacht 250 rubouts bottom painting GROSSE Pornte Park, Lak Mo"c \\Ith trailer Excel- nings GROSSE POinte Park- two place, kitchen appliances hours, enclosed bndge & & teak work Quality work epolnte near CharleVOIX Outer East Warren lent condition $3 900 THREE bedroom upper flat bedroom upper Newly Drivel aft deck With hard tops, guaranteed NEFF 2 bedroom lower. To- Bright, allractlve, car- 331-Q805 In Grosse POinte Park decorated liVing room, area $500 per month in- custom decor, loaded tally remodeled, redecor- Separate basement and peted 1 bedroom upper cludes heat SecUrity de- 1989 FOUR WINNS, 225 882.8453. dining room, eat- In With extras, full elec- p.D.a. Manne 011 change, ated, deluxe appliances, furnace Appliances LIVing room, dining room, POSit reqUired 885-1659 Sundowner, 260 horse kitchen Close to schools, troniCS, twin Detroit die- dock Side service. Quality Window treatment, proVided 1 year lease stove and refrigerator power, 350 cubiC Inch, transportation $395 plus MORANG/ Dutchess. 1 sels, best of everything, service & products NEW washer & dryer, electriC $575 plus utilities 886- References No pets, SLX package, Manner utilities secunty depoSit bedroom apartment, heat clean as new 781-6298 NUMBERS- John 331- garage door, lawn & 8346 $400 885-9468 Blue Tntone, 60 hours, snow malntalnence, new 331-3500 or 331-6770 Included Adults pre. TARTAN T-10, 33 foot, 79 2959, Bill 822-8910 loaded, excellent condi- family room, beautiful BEAUTIFUL Garage apart- GROSSE POinte Park- three 806 Trombley, large 2 bed- ferred $385 882-4132 tion Storage paid until diesel White hull, off- ment NeWly decorated room upper flat, liVing 654 1l0Al STOUGEI hardwood floors, fire- bedroom upper NeWly AVAILABLE May 1st- Near May 1st, covered well white deck 2 complete Grosse POinte City Ideal room With fireplace, din- DOCKAGE place New kitchen NO decorated liVing room, Grosse POinte- Two bed- and power hOiSt, well re- sets of salls Instrumenta- for Single person $600 Ing room, new kitchen, tion Surveyed 90/ 91 BOATWELL5- 21 Mllel Jef- PETSI $8001 month, dining room, eat- In room lower, all carpeted, newable, In St Clair per month Includes utili. carpeted and decorating VHF stereo Complete ferson 18- 25 foot Wa- lease & security depoSit kitchen Close to schools, two car garage, $325/ Shores $20,000 Days, 881-8842 ties 882-4373. throughout. $9501 month ter, electriC Now $895 transportation $395 plus month plus 1 1/2 months 372-0106 Evenings, 774- Ready to sail Asking plus utilities Available 881-7104 utilities secunty depoSit secUrity. Also, one bed. 4397 $17,550 778-4238 BEACONSFIELD south of GROSSE POINTE Immediately 824-5454 331-3500 or 331-6770. room lower, all utilities In. BOAT Wells at the Rooster- Jefferson, 5 room lower, ext 104, Lorr, 9 to 5. 884- 6 EVlnrude, 15 Mercury, 3 CRUISER'S Inc 17 1/2' WOODS cluded $325/ month plus tall $800 & up 822-1234 spolless, remodeled Stunnrng floor planl Ideal for SOMERSET. Large 2 bed. Johnson Parts- Johnson, wood boat New top and 6904, Jan after 5 & week 1 1/2' months security kitchen and bath, carpet- single person or rellree room upper. Remodeled ends Mercury and others 824- back drop 55hp EVlnrude 791-2381. ing, mini blinds, appli- Recently redecorated 1 kitchen With appliances, 3538 With trailer $1,7001 best BOAT PAINTING CLOSE to Village- Nice 2 776-6894 ances, ceiling fan, off bedroom, air conditioned new carpeting & decorat- TWO Bedroom, one bath, bedroom lower, garage, BOAT CLEANING street parkrng. qUiet upper OiOing room, liv- Ing throughout, washerl stove, refrigerato r, 24' sailboat, three salls, 10 1981 Bayllner Cobra 24' Detailing, reconditioning, In. lawn service. $695. 881- bUilding, no pets $550/ Ing, room, kitchen with dryer $635/ month plus kitchen, small dining, liv- hp outboard, trailer, full offshore. Excellent condi- terrorl extenor Weekly or 4306 month, secunty depoSit pantry, bath room and secuntyl utilities. Valente Ing room, one car ga. galley Many extras tion FUlly loaded and monthly rates Quality reqUired. 331.3559. balcony. Storage space Realty, 886-4700. BEACONSFIELD, 3 bed. rage, other parkmg, $3,900 Kevln,673-6720 eqUiped Shore power, work Reasonably priced galore In garage and room upper, fresh--Wlint, fenced- In yard. Washer, trailer. Very low hours HARCOURT Road- altrac- CHARMING, bnght sunny 778.9741. basement. Appliances In- new tile In bath. garage dryer Included. Pay own $10,500 823-3433 live 2 bedroom, 1 bath one bedroom lower. Fire- RACING SAILORS upper With fireplace & clUded Excellent area .. place, large kitchen, all Must seel $520. 881- water, heat and phone 18 FOOT Starcraft With E.Z NO CLASSIFIED ADS screen porch All kitchen but excellent security fea- applJances. Spacious 9886 $500 a month. Call 649- lit Partnership Available CAN BE TAKEN 3988. loader trailer, 120 horse- appliances, $690 per tures anyway. $475 per closets Secure garage, 701 APTS/flAT5/DumX lOR, I-Ton "Player" AFTER NOON Conslsianl WInner power I ° Low hours month. 223-3547 days, month, secunty deposit beautiful yard. $550 In. D~lroi'/Woyne Counly ALTER Rd near river, ON TUESDAYSI required Leave message $6,700 great condition 886-3173 evenings. cludes heat. 886-1924. 21301 Morass Large, mod- lovely one bedroom up- 739.5409 882-8188 at 886-8898 or 330-2066 NEFF near Village. 2 bed- LOVELY upper 3 bedroom ern 2 bedroom duplex per, newly decorated, air, Don't Forget. room lower flat, appli- HARCOURT. lower 2 bed. flat, freshly decorated Appliances $500 plus garage, carpeting $325. Call your ads In Earlyl ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S CROSSWORD ances, deck, many eX1ras room flat Central air, car- With updated bath $650 security, • depOSIt. 343- 331-3157, leave mes- GROSSE POINTE NEWS peted throughout, appli- sage available Negotiable plus utilities Call B31- 928$ after 5•• , 'C - 882-1)900 -882-2079 1 ~ r, ances. I .gal'ago, $676 ~929 • ",,,,Ll- '" "V b\,! BIStfOF~ntWo llElfltoom"Ylfp. WllIt'fTIERI Harper area. monthly 885-1719 O'ne bedroom apartment BEACONSFiELD, large 3 GROSSE POlqte Crty 1 per F.!:.8.shly pal.!1t~d, GROSSE POinte Patk,' 2 Immediate occupancyl bedroom lower, Side beetroom 'upper~ c6zy,'" harawoOO Roors, wastier, BOAT WELLS bedroom lower, sidednve $400 per month $200 IN and OUT rack stor- dnve, separate basement qUiet, great/ocation, $550 dryer, garage No pets and utilities $550. Lease Separate basemenl, security deposll required age. $795 for summer. per month 882-7854. $395 plus utilities 881- For appointment, call $450/ monthly Plus utili------:-- 2979 Heat Included 296-2413 Up to 26'. Call Dan or ties 824-6443 CARRIAGE house & ga- ":"":"" John Albrecht, office 963- OUTSTANDING 2 bedroom Jim. 823.1903 rage near Windmill INDIAN Vrllage- $400 8900, home 882.-4988 GROSSE POIOte Clty- 2 upper Spotless, fresh POinte $600 Single per- month BuUers hbuse, 3 neutral decor Great GROSSE POinte Park- 2 1/2 bedroom upper, good 331-7878. bedrooms, kitchen, bath- bedroom, hardwood condition All appliances son room Ideal for student or kitchen, all appliances BOAT WELLS $595 month 881-2806 Washer/ dryer Garage Secured, oovered and floors $500 month 822- 1019 Wayburn, Upper 2 Single person Utllt,es In- Secure storage. Pnme open storage available 7090 RIVARD Jower flal, 2 bed- bedroom, carpeted, dlsh- cluded 822-9410 washer refrigerator, ---:: area Gray10nl Cornwall. for annual, summer rooms, dlnrng room, living GROSSE POinte Farms- stove, S4s0 per month MACK! Moross duplex, 2 $500 1 1/2 secUrity 886- and winter at room, natural fireplace, COMPETITIVE RATES. neWly decorated, 3 bed. plus utilities and secunty bedrooms, updated 1924. Wells up to 50' x 1B'. rooms, formal dining, 1 11 basement, garage, air depoSit Days' 962-4790, kitchen, washer, dryer, condltlonrng, landscaping MOROSS duplex, 2 plus Located on the Detroit 2 baths, much more E 886-1353 garage $485 per month RJVer near Lake St ClaJr $1,150 negoliabJe Call Included, securrty depoSit, ven/ngs Available Apnl 1 Call bedrooms, 1 bath Rn- Call Dan or Jim. Lavon, 773-2035 plus utilities $650/ SPACIOUS, lovely 3 bed- 882-6369 No pets Ished basement 2 car garage Some appli- 82a:1903 month 885-3592 room, liVing room, dining UPPER flat $375/ month LOWER flat for rent 3 bed- room screened porch All , ances Immediate occu- 933 Beaconsfield- 2 bed- Look for answers in next week's issue. rooms, working fireplace a lI~nces air condItlon- Lower flal $425{ month pancy $500 per month Hardwood floors Dish- room lower, completely pp 450 Neff 885-1039 Secunty depoSit required plus secunty Call after 6 washer/ air conditioning, remodeled, freshly aInfiger 5 pm. 792-5814, after 4 00 pm_ pm 739-8802 King Cr --- •- April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 9C 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPl£X 702 APTSJFlATS/DUPLEX 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 707 HOUSES FOR RENT 711 GARAGES/STOIlAGE 716 OFFICES/COMMEIlClAl ," r Detroit /Woyne County S.C.S/Macomb County ,, Pointes/Harper Woods S.C.S'/ Macamb County FOil IIINT FOR RENT 720 1l00MS fOil IlENT 800 HOUSES FOR. 5ALE TWO bedroom flat, Ash- ; FIVE bedroom, 3 1/2 bath land- Riverside $300 a EAST DETROIT ST. Clair Shores very exctu. GARAGE for rent- Available THE MARK I BLDG. QUIET spaCIOUS, 2 walk- In GROSSE POinte Woods- j~ Colomal In excellent loca. slve Colonial, 3 bedroom April 1st Grosse POinte I month Lakeshore Realty cavalier Manor on Kelly 23230 MACK AVE closets, prlvale phone Open Sunday 2- 5 1797 tlon Newer kitchen, cen- duplex Appliances, fam. Woods $75/ month 886- 331-8881 Road Attractive 1 & 2 ST CLAIR SHORES Lots of storage Reliable Brys Mack/ Vernier tral air and large deck off Ily room, fireplace, air, 5187 bedroom apartments Office sUites available profeSSional, non. smok- Great family home, 4 702 A~T5/FlAT5/DUPlfX the family room Mini- basement, covered patiO, ------Many features Including Upper Level Ing woman Close to bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, liv- S.C.S/Macomb County mum one year lease With garage, private yard 714 LIVING QUAIlTEIlS secunty system, ceiling Variable Sizes Eastland 526-6594 Ing room, fireplace, for- 1 1/2 months secUrity $800 No pets 294-2642 TO SHAIlE 8 1/2 MILE RD & Greater fan Modern-Affordable mal dining, updated depOSit $1,600 per 721 VACATION IlENTAL Mack, one bedroom, REDUCED DEPOSIT LOOKING for young, fe- InqUire on other locations kitchen, library, newer month 884-5700, Cham- 708 HOUSES WANTED TO IlENT flOlllDA stove, refrigerator, car- male room male, Working, 771-6691 886-3086 roof $97,500 Homeown- 773~3444 559~7220. pion and Baer peted, air, newly deco- non-smoker Lakeshore LONGBOAT Key, Sarasota, MOVE from your home of- ers Concept 776-4663 rated Heat Included 286- THREE bedroom brick bun- MATURE lormer Grosse Village Apts 771-7942 lovely 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 ST.CLAIR SHORES POinte couple seeks sin- fice to our "boutique" of bath Avaltable after 5/1/ GROSSE POINTE 8256 galow With appliances GROSSE POinte Park, male gle dwelling house In flce space at 15324 91 644-0643 SCHOOLS- Clean 3 bed- Grosse Pomte Schools or female, furnished, 30901 Harper, large one 8 1/2 Mile & Mack area, Grosse POinte's or St Mack $100 and up 884- room brick ranch on cui. 779-6200 or 294-2263 kitchen, laundry, utilities BEAUTIFUL Naples, 2 bed- bedroom apartment, $450 close to all shopping On Clair Shores for rent for 2257/885-5916 de sac In Harper Woods bus line Clean, one bed- NICE tower 2 bedroom, ap- Included 331-2703 room 2 bath condo, fully inclUdes heat, storage JUly and August One OFFICE sUite With lobby, Mid 80's room units New appll. pliances Own utilities furnished close to down- Taft Apartments, 772- small well trained dog FEMALE roommate looking receptionist area, and diV- 0831 ances and carpeting Ceil- $550 886-2044 town Naples and Beach EXECUTIVE SHORES Will post security bond for same to share a 2 Ided rooms EspeCially Ing fans, plenty of off Largest sWimming pool In RANCH. SpacIous 3 bed. ST. CLAIR SHORES, 1443 Hampton 3 bedroom Call collect, E A Batche- bedroom home by St good for profeSSional or street parking, cable TV Southwest Flonda 6 ten- room, 2 bath on S Rose- 22545 Twelve Mile, spa- bungalow Fireplace, lor, 1-803-671-5981 14 John $1851 month plus medical use 17894 Mack available Rent Includes nis courts Cable T V In dale 2nd stairway In CIOUSone bedroom, verti- basement, garage $800/ Lawton Road, Hilton 1/2 utilities Please call Ave, Grosse POinte 824. heat and excellent main- Aprrl $400 a week, $235 basement to garage cal blinds, carpeted car- month 881-8321 Head Island, South Caro- 885-5688 9657, after 700 pm tenance seNice A nice In May Call 867-8714 CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. port, heat Included $495 lina, 29928 qUiet place to call home FARMS. 3 bedroom ranch, NON. Smoking female GROSSE POinte Farms law 296-1912 FORT Myers Townhouse- 2 778-8100 remodeled, major appli- 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS wanted to share comfort- bUilding, has space for 1 Open Monday thru Fnday bedrooms 2 baths loft, OPEN Sunday 1 to 4, ances $1,150 12- 6 pm FOIlIlENT able Cabbage Patch tlat allorney John C Carlisle, SENIOR CITIZENS 9 to 5 pm Saturday 10 fully furnished Pool and 20441 Hunt Club Unique 886-2044 $2501 month 822-1343 18430 Mack Avenue, The model IS open and we to 3, or by appointment ST. Clair Shores, 2 bed JacuzzI No smokers or 884-6770 2 bedroom brick ranch are now accepting reser- THREE bedroom ranch In room, 1 112 bath, carport ROOMMATE needed to pets n2-6245 Ask for Kathy C, Red share large beautiful vat~ons for the new Grand $450 Harper Woods Grosse Huge private storage PRIME RETAIL SPACE SANIBEL, Gulf front, 2 bed- Carpet Keirn Amencan home near Grosse Mont Gardens Senior Citi- POinte school district Call Unique floor plan Two to "ON THE HILL" room, 2 bath, 5/18, sum- Hertlage 293-6900 zens Apartments In Rose- 886-0466 choose from $600 per POinte $225 per month 20 X 25 777-7840 mer and 1992 season, 1 GROSSE POINTE FARMS ville One bedroom apart. month Call Michigan 526-4075 $650 Includes utilities 1813 Oxford, 3 bedroom, 2 week minimum 3 bed- LA BELLE ments from $390 a month Realty 775-5757 881.7075 882.6693 CHAPOTON bath, fireplace, new FEMALE roommate wanted room 2 bath canal home, Lovely 1,700 square feet, 3 plus utilities Make new kitchen $8501 month EDGEWOOD TERRACE, 9 10 share rny Grosse IDEAL oHlce sUlles avail- healed pool, 4 week mini- bedroom Colonial, 1 1/2 fnends In our communJIy APARTMENTS Evenings, 884-6456 Mllel Harper, Alpine POinte Woods home able In modern office mum season, 2 week baths, family room With room With dally planned apearance, one bedroom Washer, dryer, garage bUlling located at 29800 minimum, off season Pella Windows air condi- activities at no extra TWO bedroom, 1 1/2 bath HAMPTON near Mack- condo, appliances, car. priVileges Prefer profes- Harper In St Clair Owner 800-325-1352 tioning New driveway charge apartment, air condi- Very nice 2 bedroom pet, central air, carport, Sional or graduate stu- Shores, (North of 12 and 2 1/2 car garage Fin- 16151 Grand Mont Ct. tioned Jefferson between home, fireplace, den, 722 VACATION IlENTAL Includes heat & water dent 886-3064 Mile) 294-1024 Ished basement, all appli- Off Frazho 8 & 9 Mile call between basement, carpeted, sep- OUT OF STATE $450 745-2406 or 777- ances Call for apPOint- Between Gratiot 8- 1, Monday- Friday, ask arate utilities, 1 car ga- LOVELY two bedroom, next JEFFERSON Ave, Grosse NEW Hampshire collage 8031 ment & Groesbeck for Kathy, 689-5225 rage $625 EastSide to Eastland $340 (In- POinte Park 1111 square 1850 Cape Cod In White 885-7738 Open Wed ,Thur & Fri ,1-5 Mangement Co 884- THREE bedroom condo In cludes utilities) Many ex- feet now available Com. Mountain area 3 bed- UPPER 2 bedrooms, ga- pletely refurbished for in- 776-7171,771.3374. 4887 Grosse POinte Immediate tras 371-2364 room 1 1/2 bath, 2 fire- 1585 Hampton, Charming 3 rage, use 01 finished occupancy $950 month diVidual private offices places, washer and dryer bedroom Colonial In the LOFT style apartment, ap- One Free Months Rent PROFESSIONAL female basement Immediate oc- plus utilities 886-5800 With secretanal and entry SWimming and canoeing Woods Lots of amenities pliances, 1 bedroom Grosse POinte Woods, Im- seeking roommate to cupancy Mature adult Coldwell Banker area Private lav and mini on our lake Golf, tennis, Only $110,000 Open $450 Call after 6, 773- maculate 3 bedroom brick share two bedroom preferred NO PETSI Schweitzer Real Estate kitchen Private parking, mountain climbing Saturday & Sunday, 1.5 8940 ask for Harry Colonial, family room, fin- Condo In Lakeshore Vil- Good references Week- postage and copy ma- nearby Weekly rentals, 882-2159 Ished basement, central ONE bedroom 1st floor lage $250 plus half utili- ST. Clair Shores, large 1 days- after 5, Weekends- chine services available call 645-2096 air, garage, newly deco- Grosse POinte Condoml' ties Please call 777-6572 bedroom, walk In closet, anytime Located at Cleaning, heat, water in- TODAY'S rated $995 minimum one nlum, newly decorated NANTUCKET ISLAND carpeted, appliances, 22005 Englehardt 9 Mile/ FEMALE to share house, cluded Tenant pays elec- BEST BUYS year lease , $5251 month, one month Summer rentals 1991 tiled bath, heat Included Mack area 772-0033 Grosse POinte City Non- triCity Ideal for allorneys, 544-0962 secunly depOSit Call Over 1,000 private NEW LISTING $500 656-0429, 887.6251 smoker No pets 25- 35 accountants, Insurance or 703 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX Monqay thru Friday, 9-5, homes All price ranges GROSSE POINTE LINCOLN Road- Excep- $220 a month plus half service organization WANTED TO RENT 773-4495 Best selecllon now The 6- 5 brick 2 family loft 2 gas ST.CLAIR Shores, 2 bed- IIonal charml 4 bedroom, ullillies, security depoSit Reasonable rate Call Maury People (508) 228. furnaces, 2 car garage room, 1 1/2 bath Excel- COLLEGE Professor/ non- 2 1/2 bath Colonial With RIVIERA Terrace, one bed- Available Immediately 822-0012, 9 a m to 430 1881 Open 7 days a Pnced at $125,000 cash lent condition $625 884- smoker reqUires spa. finished basement Major room condo, carport, wa- 884-3681 pm Monday through Fri- week to a new mortgage 0735 CIOUS, clean 2J 3 bed- appliances and Window ter, heat, AlC, clubhouse day 716 OFFICES/COMMEIlCIAL GROSSE POINTE room flat! house (Will treatments, One year & pool Included $600 per ST. CLAIR Shores Spa- FOR RENT HJLTON Head ocean front 6- 4 brrck Income Side conSider houseSllting) lease $1400 month month Immediate occu- CIOUS 1 1/2 bedroom Condo, one bedroom drive, 2 car garage, gas With den/ family room, 884-0600, Johnstone and pancy 313-739-0425 BEAUTIFUL office space ST. CLAIR apartment, freshly $325 per week 343-9053 heat, excellent location appliances, near elemen. Johnstone for rent. 710 Notre Dame, SHORES painted, new carpet and LAKESHORE Village Pnce to sell at $95,000 tary school Need for Grosse POinte In the Vil- 723 VACATION IlENTAL appliances 774-7392 GROSSE POinte Woods- 3 condo, 2 bedrooms, cen terms May Excellent references lage, 600 square feet Jefferson/ Marter Ad. NOIlTHEIlN MICHIGAN bedroom, 2 bath, family tral air, appliances, $625 GROSE POINTE WARREN available Please call Generous parking space, 576 Sq. Ft. $5751 Month room Lease No petsl No pets 884-2331 VACATION In Harbor 8 room house, City certified, Lovely 1 & 2 bedroom (519)253-6112 private bath Included (Available Apri11st) $950 month 259-6555 or Spnngsl Beautiful new beamed ceiling In liVing ,,,J apartments Cable ready, BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom $600 per month 881- 160 Sq.Ft. $125/ Month 705 HOUSES FOil RENT 882-2902 condo In charming down- room very clean, large vertical blinds, heat in- Lake view Condo, ga. 5322 Pointes/Harper Woods town, With View, JaCUZZI, lot, 3 car garage Only cluded Handy location WOODS, Roslyn, schools, rage Available Apnl 15th HAMPTON- 1,200 square PRIME retail space for Management Corp. fireplace Sleeps 6 313- $84,900 Cash to a new FREE FIRST MONTH. 4 bej:!room, 2> bath bun- $825 month. 725-8327. feet, 3 bedrooms-, dinlng, 644-0403 mortgage galow, air, garage .BlesS lease, In '" the ,,~~_':tt.,_~f 7!?6.6080 '559~12201.~; family fOOm, -apPtlacesl "" TWO~bedroom ...two f!:ll! ba\h Mack Avenue ~oIIdfJI>llIo!!:I '642~j6iii;--,-, 881-0505 SCH~atn--Shanty~ "" ,--~OS~E '!?pINT£: $650 885-6720 condo,' RIViera Terrace located on Mack- be- HARPER! 9 mite Large 1 Cree'k chalet In' The New listing. 6-3 frame In. 706 HOUSES FOil IlENT 731-8335 Ask fer~ Boer l tween 7:'&- 8' Mrte Rd' HARPER Woods, 3 bed. ST. CL:41R' ~- Woods Sleeps 8, 54 come Newly decorated. bedroom, appliances, Detroit / Wayne Counly after 6 1,800 sq ft With parking, room Ranch With Grosse holes of golf including City certified Gas heat, $450 Includes heat JEF- and below market rates SHORES POinte Schools $700 THREE bedroom brick, Im- ST. CLAIR SHORES 2 The Legend TenniS, deep lot 2 car garage FERSON/ 9 mile- 2 bed- LUCido & Assoc 882. 885-4428 mediate occupancy bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, bal- pool 357-2618 or 822- Only $74,900 cash to a room, basement, garage, 1010 Jefferson/ Marter Rd. 10536 Somerset, DetrOit cony, carport, new appli- 4000 new mortgage $450 plus utilities An- NOTRE Dame near Ker- Lakeshore Shop. Center 791-6437 ances Lots of upgrades GROSSE POINTE WOODS dary, 886-5670 cheval Two bedroom Mall. SCHUSS Mountain Shanty CROWN REALTY $625 per month call Mack N of Vernier 1,500 home completely remod- STOTTER- four bedrooms, Retail Space Creek chalet In The TOM MCDONALD & SON TWO bedroom upper flat 881-9281 sq ft office or retail eled inSide and out Mod- new carpet, clean home (Available April 1st) Woods Sleeps 8, 54 821.6500 all ulilities Included, air Available May 1st Ask for ern kitchen With appli- In beautiful area $585 LAKESHORE Village- 2 Over 800 Sq. Ft. $875/ holes of golf Including conditioned, $500 No Les 884-3554 BRICK Duplex in good area ances, modern bath, month Section 8 OK bedroom Townhouse, month The Legend TenniS, pets 773-4851 after 5 of Harper Woods You to natural fireplace, new car- Ken, 795-4253 completely re-modeled, OFFICE SUite- 9 & Jeffer- pool 822-4000 can be a lanlord Ask for KELL V Rd between 9 and peting, 1 1/2 car garage new kitchen With appli- son area, 500 sq ft 773- KELLY/ Morass 2 bed- Management Corp. HIGGINS LAKE- Cottage, RiCk, century 21 Mac- $550 EastSide Manage- ances including washer/ 5288 dUring bUisness 19, 1 bedroom lower, room, dmlng room, deco- sleeps 4- 6 Available KenZie 779-7500 dryer $650 month 884- hours heat Included Available ment Company, 884- rated, garage, fenced 642-7600. July & August 939-2069 7752 SPACIOUS tour bedroom May 1st Ideal for elderly 4887 $400 plus 882-4132 SMALL office (9 x 10) Colomal Grosse POinte lady $450 LaVons Prop- FURNISHED 3 bedroom, LAKESHORE Village condo 17901 East Warren, an- KENNEDV BUILDING 724 VACATION RENTAL TWO bedroom house, IlE50IlT$ Schools Many extras erty Management 773- liVing room With fireplace, for rent 2 bedroom town- swering service optional Affordable office sUites Seven Mile & Harper $130,000 19942 Fleet- 2035 formal dining room, house Ideal for adults 885-1900 Large area/Single sUites BAHAMAS, Marsh Harbour $525 plus securllY 773- wood 881-7757 kitchen With apphances, Call 775-7550 18121 East 8 Mile Road Abaca 2 bedroom, 2 3321 OFFICE for rent. Mack Ave, screened porch Located opposite Eastland Man bath, fully eqUiped new WOODBRIDGE EAST Grosse POinte Park All In convenient Grosse DEVONSHIRE (3640), ador- home on ocean $700 LAKEVIEW condo, two bedroom, 2 utilities Included Pnvate 776-5440 POinte Farms (HIli) loca. able three bedroom bun- weekly Brochure 963- U IIEllEIEIII bath, appliances $675/ parking available $125 tlon $950/ month plus galow Appliances, new PRIME 8080 (Sharon) GROSSE POINTE SHORa APARTMENTS month 343-9053 per month 881-4052 secUrity deposit Available carpeting, pamt $550 Four bedroom Colonial, 24901 Jefferson at 10 OFFICE SPACE HILTON Head ocean Villa, June 1st Call 256-5158, May 1 343-0797 TWO bedroom condo, finished basement. Mile, St. Clair Shores. ST. CLAIR 2 bedroom, 2 bath, libraI)', outstanding after 6 00 pm 881-2505 Lakeshore Village New Available In vanous sUite Exce lie nt locatio n. CADIEUX! SIOUX 2 bed- SHORES sleeps 6 $560 a week location, built 1977. carpet, all appliances, sizes from 200 square Spacious one bed- IMMEOIATE occupancy- 2 room, clean, decorated, 1,000 to 6,000 square foot 882-5997 3600 square feet. Fully $650 647.9150, leave feet to 800 square feet landscaped. room. Air conditioned; bedroom home, freshly carpeted Stove available executive office sUites message To fit your indiVidual painted, full basement, 2 $400 plus 882-4132 Prestigious location on 100 HOUSES FOR SALE Carpeted, appliances. needs Prime Harper call 886-1329 1/2 car garage, on bus LOVEL V 3 bedroom house, TWO waterfront Condoml- Jefferson at 9 Mile/ bank For Appointment. Heat included $460. nrums In Hamson Town. Woods location near 1-94 INVESTMENT OpportUnityl line close to shopping carpet, Levelors, appli- bUilding Prrced under BY OWNER ship POSSible lease op- x-way Lots of parking- Duplex for sale Land Seniors. Free Moving* center, also Park priVI- ances, deck and garage market tion Allached garage, very reasonable contract 776-0948 $549,000 leges $650 881-8761, Buckingham/ Mack MACK AVENUE 778.4422 beautiful VIew Call Michi- Call Jim, 9. 9pm call evenings $550/ month 1 1/2 secu- 4,000 square foot commer- 3 year rent guarantee* gan Realty, 775-5757 881-1000 rity 886-1924 Cial bUilding across from Call for Delalla" 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPlfX PRIME space on the Hln, , S.C.S/ Macomb Counly LAKESHORE Village- 2 Rams Horn Restaurant TWO bedroom Single bedroom Towmhouse, Great for medical or gen- 2nd floor office With stair SEE PAGE Me POR home No garage Con- appliances including eral office use or retail and elevator access 885- 3706 venient to expressway, washer and dryer $625 bUSiness THE NEW REAL ESTATE NORTHSHORE St John Hospital $400 month 884-9418 20737 Mack and 20725 plus utlitles and water J. E. DEWALD & ASSOC. ST. CLAIR SHORES clean, Mack Grosse POinte SecUrity reqUired Refer. 774-4666 contemporary, one bed- Woods Retail storefronts RESOURCE GRID IN ences preferred 824- room Condo Appliances ApprOXimately 1,380 , 0644 square feet at $1,050 a ST. ClAIR SHORES & carport Secure & TWO MONTHS \ HOME LISTINGS BY ZONES qUiet Heat & water In. month and 1,650 square 707 HOUSES FOil IlENT feet at $1,400 a month (at 9 ~ Mile & Jefferson) S.C.S./ Macomb Counly cludedl $540/ month FREE 886-7101 O.vner pays taxes and exterior Insurance Red BERKSHIRE, Single home RENT lARGE DELUXE 710 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS Carpet Kelm Shorewood LIVing room With natural WANTED Plus a great location for Real Estate, Inc 886- ONE AND TWO BEDROOM fireplace, all modern th s very mce sUite of com- 8710 APARTMENTS WITH kitchen, dishwasher, WANT TO RENT your fur- fortable and convenient of- range, refrigerator, family nished, air conditioned fices In Harper WOOds • Your own private basement 719 IlENT/OI"TION TO IlUY room With air condilloner, home, condo or flat for 1,600 square feet near I- June 15 through October • Central air conditioning washer, dryer, 3 bed- 94 and Vermer Easy on/ 15, 1991 Mature couple, HARPER Woods- Grosse • Carports avaUable room, 2 car garage $550 off X-Way SpeCial fea- former Grosse POinte res- POinte schools 3 bed- month plus secunty de- tures Include convenient • Close to a newly renovated shopping room, new decor Rent POSit Good references Idents With no children, parking, entrance w8Iling 886-4770 ~:oe;: lIz & 886-2297 or 885-0731 no pets, non smokers while bUYing Power Bro- center 8 Mile Jefferson) area, speCial luncheon/ • References Please call kers 264-1100 19830 Mack Avenue co~~f:r,on • In the heart of the boating and fine snack area With comptete Grosse POinte Woods MI 48236 LUNA WORLD. Featured In 1-407-234-8364 or write kitchen faCIlities Com. restaurant area. Apartment 3F 1815 DetrOit Free Press A pletely redecorated and 720 1l00MS FOil IlENT • Swimming pool & clubhouse unique place to live In Moonng Line Drive, Vero carpeted, With new every- Beach FI 32963 ROOM for rent to employed A place to caDhome Detrol! Two bedroom, thing throughout Super n ice Ideal for profeSSionals adult In my eastSide Complete Home Inspections Inc. 711 GAIlAGES/STOIlAGE neighbors Come VISit From $570 Sun room, natural fire- homel $50 week, security Our pre-purchase home inspection may save FOIlIlENT 886-1763 881.1000 deposil/ share utilities you a lifetime of problems and expense. Call Today place, hardwood floors, oak panelled dining LARGE 2 stall Cinder block OFFICE space $175 and 839-5455 Inspections performed by licensed bUilders To see these exceptional apartments no Windows, secure Ideal foom Mini blinds lawn up 15324 Mack Avenue PROFESSIONAL. QUiet With over 20 years experience Immediate for car small hoat, Monday - Friday 9-5 • Saturday 10-3 and snow seNice secu- (Nottingham BUilding) home Sleeping room wrrtten report Call tcday for a free brochure pickup $35 per month rity $470 monthly call BeautifUlly decorated, East Warrenl Outer Drive or to schedule inspectIOn per stall 881-5006 after 8 Skip and Luna for oppor- parking available 884- area Call before 6 PM 771-3124 pm tunrtv to VIew 331-0078 22571685-5916 885.3039 PHONE 882.9142 m • ...... -. b _ • .a...a...... -..M_.....__..b_'_ .....,..-.._...... _.~~_ ~ • . • • ..• .-....-_...... _, ..-. ~""*"-- __ 10C April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 100 HOUSES FOIt SALE 1100 irOUSES FOR SAH 100 HOUSES FOIt SAH 1100 HOUSES FOR SALE 1100 HOUSES FOIt SALE 1103 CONDOSI APTS/FlA T5 103 CONDOS/APTS/FlATS 1l0U lAKE/RIVEIt HOMIS GROSSE POINTE WOODS BRICK ColOnial, must sell GROSSE POinte Farms 10- NORTH Brys. 3 bedrooom 1-94 St. Clair Exit WOODBRIDGE Condos. 2 ST CLAIR SHORES HARSENS Island- Open OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 4 1.94/ Whittier, double cor- 5 plus wooded acres With cation Adorable 3 bed- brick ranch, 1 1/2 bath, bedroom $112,000 Well LAKEFRONT COMPLEX. Sunday 2 10 4 Last cot- 740 ANITA ner lot With 2 car garage, pond, 2,800 sq ft, 11 room bnck bungalow, hv- private yard $152,000 managed and beautifully Contemporary 213 bed. tage or year around Walk to lake and schools completely renovated year new tudor, 3 bed- Ing room With high ceiling Wilcox, 884-3550 maintained 771.3557 room With 2 car attached home on South Channel, from this spacIous 3,000 10780 Wayburn. Days room, 3 1/2 bath, 3 car and natural fireplace, CONDO. Naples Flonda 3 garage (Ias! cottage before Old square foot, 3 full bath 264-9668 Evenings 885- garage, Gathedraled great hardwood floors, finished 10. COMMEItCI,Al 8UILDINGS Club), 5 bedroom, 4 brick home on qUiet 8099 Open house Sun- room With fireplace and basement With full bath bedrooms, 2 bath Call anytime 465-0327 COLONY~ 2 bedroom, 1st baths With rear bay for slreet Home features 7 day, Apnl 7th, 12- 4 balcony library, master Master bedroom With 2 6000 square foot bUilding, floor In the 9 Mile area boat dockage on South bedrooms, central air, nat. sUite With fireplace and walk. In closets, central $330,000 Retail or office, FIRST OFFERING 692 HAWTHORNE- near Sharp mid 60's Channel 794-9393 or ural fireplace family 1200 square feet on first Morningside 2,200 JacuzzI, formal dining, full air, fenced yard With WOODBRIDGE EAST 794-9515 Ask for Sandy room, finished basement basemenl, 3 walkln clos. profeSSional landscaping floor, 1,000 square feet Rare townhouse With at. r;quare foot colonial 3 LAKESHORE VILLAGE. 2 Angers with wet bar, new Win. storage In basement On plus bedrooms 1 1/2 ets Must see to appre- $110,000 886-7290 tached 2 car garage bedroom In the mid 40's dows through. out, 2 car Mack In Ihe Park 884- COTTAGE and condo In baths Large family room clate $215,000 1039 Hawthorne Charming Completely updated with electric, only 2257,885-5916 pnvate club on Harsen's Large 80 x 131 lot Many 367-3032 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath kitchen Includes all appli- LAKEPOINTE TOWERS. $215,000 Island With boat dockage major renovations Cen- 20915 L1TTLESTONE colOnial Large kitchen, MACK AVENUE ances, 2 bedrooms, 1 full SpaCIOUS 2 bedroom on Ask for Sandy Angers, tral air, $199,900 881- Beautiful 3 bedroom cape family room With cat he. 7800 Square Feet and 2 hall baths Pnvate 6th floor Valuel HARPER WOODS pallO, clubhouse, pool, 794-9393, 794-9515 OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 4 4343 cod In Harper Woods dral ceiling and sky Between Moross & Vernier and secUrity I bedroom In the mid 30's 19390 EASTWOOD Fireplace, updated lights, finished hardwood FOOT of BiShop, 200 feet Stieber Realty EASTLAND CO-OP 11 Mile/ Jefferson area WATERFRONT kitchen, vinyl Windows, lloors, central air, deck, 775-4900. Country living In the city from lake A Cox & Baker Sharp 2 bedroom on 1 floor Lakeview Club large deck, 2 car garage, and m u c h m 0 r e CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. walk out of your updated dream ranch, 3 bed. BUY or Renl Two sUite of- Townhome mature landscaping $169,000 882-3316 near shOPPing, church 778-8100 kitchen onto a 20 x 15 rooms, 2 baths, lav In fice bUilding With lobby, and transportation Own- On Lake St. Clair ST. CLAIR Shores, Lake- wood deck overlooking a basement, 2 fireplaces, BRUNO REAL ESTATE OPEN Sunday 1- 5 Grosse separate receptionist ers anxIous Trade poSSI. PUFF'S DESJGNED shore Road, 2 bedroom, Kitchen bath's Many cus- park hke lot SpacIous 3 all new carpel and deco- 775-0217 POinte Shores, 4 bed- areas, chmale control, 3 ble All apphances, pnvate & nicely decoraled condo bedroom Vinyl sided rating New Menllat white 882.8435 room colOnial, 2 1/2 bathrooms, parking, and basement With washer & tom features 2-3 bed- Central air $62,500 WII. ranch, natural fireplace, bay kitchen, Carlan EAST ENGLISH VILLAGE baths, remodeled kitchen, numerous work rooms dryer Pnce reduced to rooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 car cox, 884-3550 allached garage Move counters $315,000 BACK ON MARKETI new furnace, central air, EspeCially good for $35,900 garage Call for appt nght In Only $85,500 Owner Will listen to offers Yorkshire near Mack Spa- attached 2 car garage, profeSSional or medical Stieber Realty CONDO , St CIa If ShOres Model Call Tim Brown Call John, 331-9653 7 claus 4 bedrooms With $345,000 884-6056 use 17894 Mack Ave, overlooking golf course Open FrI.-Sat .•Sun.,1.5 775-4900 Century 21 MacKenZie a m 10 2 P m After 6 many updates, den, new OPEN Sunday 2 to 5. 1868 Grosse POinte 824-9657 Two bedroom, 2 bath, at- 774-6363 293-1180 779-7500. pm 881-6129 floor coverings & palnl after 7 pm ST.CLAIR Shores-Edge- tached garage, master Move-In condition A lot of Stanhope Kelly Realty wood Terrace Condo, On Jefferson 386- 88 Neff, two family 1269 WHITTIER, handsome SUite, 2 porches With door home for $54,900 _29_6-_6_7_59 _ ST Clair Shores- 1 bedroom Harper south of 9 Spa. At 11 1/2 Mile flat lower flat tenant center hall colOnial, 4 walls, air, recently rede- GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POinte Woods- garden Condo $122 CIOUS one bedroom, car- moving out June 1 Each bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, corated $103,000 296- ON Lake St Clair In Grosse Just listed 3 bedroom bnck Ha\\1horne Immaculate 3 maintenance Includes all peting appliances, car- POinte Executive retreat, unll has modern kllchen, hardwood floors, fIre- 7501 bungalow In the Woods 1 bedroom bungalow, hard- utlhtles $35,000, $3,500 port, air Convenient all re- done In last 2 2 bedrooms, large liVing. place Library/ den Large BEAUTIFUL Lakeshore VII. 1/2 car garage, formal wood floors, natural fire- down Land Contract location I $42,000 772- years Call John Hoben dining area Beautifully kitchen, formal dining lage Condo, new central dining & partially finished place, tastefully deco- Vacant 264-1100 9236 at Adlhoch and Asso- landscaped Parking for 4 room, 2 car garage, ex- air, end unit, thermal Win- basemen! Great starter rated, 2 car garage ciates 882.5200 or 886- cars (21 garage) Financ- ceptional condl!lon, moti- ST. CLAIR Shores, 2 bed. ST. CLAIR SHORES dows, new decor, must home Only $94,900 $107,000 Wilcox, 884- 2496 Ing available including vated seller EastSide room, 1 1/2 bath end Gorgeous condo near lake' sell $65,500 776-1028 GROSSE POINTE PARK 3550 land contract terms No Really, 778-6468 unit, a,r, apphances, bal. Beautifully decorated one EXCELLENT Locallonl Ap- Warm & cozy Cape InG--R-O-S-S-E-P-o-In-t-e-F-a-rm-s- CONDO- first floor, close to Brokers $229,000 882- Cod cony, carport, carpeting bedroom condo In pnme proximately 2,210 square BUYING a home? Don't for- transportation, shopping, 5877 move-In condition Many 463 Galvln- 4 bedrooms, Shores Manor-great loca- location Custom features feet, 4 bedrooms, 3 gel to get a home inspec- tlonl $54,000 772-9236 churches Appliances In. ALGONAC - open Sunday updates Including newer 2 full baths, large kitchen, Including wet bar With baths, attached 2 car ga- tion Gall Complete Home kitchen With bUilt-inS, finished basement eluded Priced to sell Ad. 2- 5, 513 Lathrup Man- Inspections 882.9142 ATTENTION Affluent empty bUllt- In cabinets, plush rage, boat shp $198,000 newer furnace With cen- $13O's Century 21 East Ihoch & AsSOCiates, 882- ners POinte, new home, nesters- Charleston Place carpeting and new leve- 949-2456 BUYING OR SELLING tral air and recent electn- 881-2540 5200. 3800 square feel located cal upgrade, finished _ East New 2 bedroom, 1 lors EnJOYpool and club- A HOME on fiver With back canal, 1/2 bath deluxe ranch house $63,000 (H-25 HARPER Woods- well NO CLASSIFIED ADS I will prepare all legal docu- basement, Flonda room OPEN Sunday 417, 2 to 5 also vaccant fiver bUild- Condos, attached ga- RIV) Ask for Mimi Strek maintained first floor 2 CAN BE TAKEN ments, $200 complete and attached garage pm Charming condo, 2 Ing lot Must sell Real rages Near Grosse 885-2000 bedroom condo, end unit, AFTER NOON Also trusts, Wills, and pro- makes thiS a wlnnerl bedroom, oak Woodwork, Estate One, ask for Linda POinte Walking distance Coldwell Banker all apphances $43,000 ON TUESDAYS! bate Thomas P Wolver. Stieber Realty complete kitchen, many LacrOIX 794-9393 to shopping, church, Schweitzer Real Estate 885-0706 ton, Attorney, 285-6507 n5-4900 ammenltles 19765 Martin LAKE FRONT home In ------Road St Clair Shores bank, medical, restau- ST CLAIR Shores- 28111 Grosse POinte Contact GROSSE POinte City- 773 GROSSE POinte Woods, 14 Unlts- Grossing $44,000 OPEN Sunday, 2 to 5 Higbie Maxon Lenore rants and entertainment Jefferson- Upper 2 bed- sell ers attorney at 641- St Clair, three bedroom 686 Blalrmoor Court (off per year Asking 21915 Englehardt, St PasqUinelli 885-6596, St Clair Shores schoo! room, end Unit, carport 1720, Monday thru Fnday brick bungalow Two Morningside) 4 bedroom, $155,000 Land contract Clair Shores 3 bedroom 886-3400 dlstnct ( Approxlmalely ProfeSSionally decorated between 9 00 am and baths, large master bed- 2 1/2 bath ColOnial com- terms Century 21 East custom ranch- plus 4th -S-H-A-R-P-4-bed-r-oo-m-b-n-ck 1,800 sq f1) Wheelchair Balcony overlooks beauti- 500 pm. room Kitchen and baths pletely remodeled & up- 881-2540 bedroom In finished base- home In Harper Woods accommodatable ful landscaped pool updated New furnace dated Parkquet foyer, $125,000 Call 881-8146 GROSSE POinte Park-Har. With central air New win- men t , do u b! e lot Updated kitchen, finished $59,000 Tera- 776-7505 III LOTS FOR SAlE new carpeting, Mutschler Open Sunday 2 to 4 or court 2 bedrooms and dows Many more fea- $98,500 776-3476, 962. basement, Grosse POinte kitchen, netural colors shown by appolnlment Flonda room In each unll 4700 Schools $89,500 884- ST. Clair Shores condo on LOT for sale, foot of Colo- tures Two car garage Air conditioned, alarm Two Units available, Pets Separate furnace and util- Grove, country setting, mal- Grosse POinte Close to school and VII. system, finished base- HARPER WOODS _55_18 _ welcomel Ities 3 car garage first floor 1 bedroom Woods Ready to bUild lage $118,000 Open ment With much storage, $219,000 Wilcox, 884- 21233 BOURNEMOUTH OPEN House Sunday- 12 to ranch, central air, carport 102'x 110', $170 M Sunday, 1- 3 882-2234 sunporch off family room 3550 OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 4 pm Grosse POinte TWO bedroom, 2 full baths Next to K-Mart, 9 & Har- (313)296-2700 Must see. $259,000 Call OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 Charrmng 3 bedroom bnck Park, 1473 Wayburn. RIViera Terrace, 9 mile per $41,500 Cueter In. 4 UNIT Income, Beacons- 885.8589 for appoint- CUL-DE-SAC LOT 915 ROSLYN Bungalow new decor & Must see I 2 bedroom and Jefferson $84,500 vestment Co 886-8803 field near Jefferson, ex- ment WINDWARD PLACE GROSSE POINTE WOODS carpet U'pdated kitchen, bungalow Natural fire- 731-8335 days, evenings 771-7313 cellent renlal property Grosse POinte Farms Must Seel Immaculate 4 CLASSIFIED ADS 1 1/2 bath, newer furnace place New roof, furnace, __------$149,000 or best offer 17,000 square feet bedroom colOnial With Call Jn Early and roof. $73,900 kitchen, bathr~m, wln- , " I ' 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Century 21rfEast,l 881- jRUSSELL HOMES, INC, NEW carpel lng, roof, fur- 882-6900 - . - - :"881::t9~.-appointJriifft>~ d~lendseaplIl9-e\~ HI2fj4009fl9lrlp161Ja G'lbVV nace, air, landscaping '.. car garage. $55.000. 885- ... ! ~'~i '884-5000 c" FOUR lar~ Units, 896 AI. Priced 10 sell al $189,000 GROSSE POinte Schools- WOODS- 1868 Stanhope 0006' or 881-0946 after 6 1113 NORTHERN MICHIGAN ter $69,900 Century 21 884-5419 Harper Woods charrmng Large 3 bedroom bunga- p m HOMES Ivy covered bnck bunga- low, 1 1/2 bath, natural ------East, 881.2540 INDIAN Village, spacIous 5 GROSSE POinte MOVing low on qUiet dead end fireplace, formal dlmng OPEN Sunday 2 to 4 1716 LAKESHORE Village, Company Regular tnps bedroom bnck ColOnial streel, poSSible 41h bed- room, carpeted through- Allard 4 bedroom bnck 23072 Gary Ln $56,500 on a double 101 $85,000 north Partial loads wel- room, hmshed basement, out, central air First offer- Colomal, 1,700 square 23202 Marter, $53,500 Ask for Greg, Century 21 come 822-4400 new decor $79,000 881- lng, $129,500 For ap- feet, family room, up- 22945 Lee Ct, $65,750 Champion 296-7000 2242 polntmenl call Kelly, 296- dated kitchen Move In 22916 Allen, $50,000 1114 NORTHERN MICHIGA~ 6759 condition 885-6874 22941 Allen, $40,000 LOTS 22847 Lakeshore, LOCATION NEAR Cadillac Michigan, $60,000 Diana Bartolotta, 160 acres, barn standing, LOCATION Century 21 Kee, 751. $58,500 Land contract LOCATION 6026 lerms Weiss Realty, 882- 19945 Q'MARA CT. 365 MARY STREET ST CLAIR Shores- Open 5900 (Off Hurford) GROSSE POINTE FARMS Grosse PIt Woods Sunday 2- 5 106 Pine- PRIME hunting camp, 120 Charming, Mlcou bUilt cedar shake Cape Cod With View, MartinI Harper 2 Three bedroom, two bath ranch, two and one half acres, new lUXUriOUs cot. Mutschler kitchen Freshly painted throughout and newly bedroom, 1,300 sq It car attached garage. Central air. Hardwood floors, tage, Alpena $89,000 carpeted Two bedrooms, one bath on first noor, additional Formal dining, attatched new roof. screened terrace QUiet court. many 517-595-6314 guest bedroom and bath In basement Fireplace In lIVing garage, $60 assoc fee extras Near Star of Sea $155,000 Owner. room Insulated glass enclosed heated porch Central air, $101,500 Homeowners OPEN SUNDAY 1:30-4:00. 117 REAL ESTATE WANTED two car garage and much more Concept 776-4663. 884-1499 call for Details ST. CLAIR SHORES 2 CASH 532 HAWI1IORNE $179,500.00 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, bal. FOR HOMES cony, carport, new appli- GROSSE POINTE WOODS COMERICA BANK-DETROIT Serving Area Smce 1938 Windemere Place Condomlnlums ances Lots of upgrades Three bedroom Colomallocated on large pnvate lot Wllh TRUST REAL ESTATE $52,900 Gall 881-9281. Stieber Realty 45 Windemere Drive short walk to lake. LIVing room WIth beautiful antique (313) 222.6219 775.4900 mantle and leaded doors leading mto large fanllly room 576 Neff- A lovely condomi- Grosse Pomte Farm. with beautiful antique mantle and leaded doors leading into nium In a great location, CASH for your Detroit or East Side property or as- Brand new two story detached site large family room WIth new Anderson wmdows and nine 2000 square feet, 4 bed- foot doorwall flOWingonto stunmng 16 x 16 cedar deck, rooms, 3 full baths, beau- sume mortgages Allied hardwood floors with custom neutral carpeting throughout LET'S TALK Real Estate, 26640 Har- condominium. Enjoy condominium tiful new family room, fire- Formal dining Toom. kitchen with eating space, finished per, SI. Clair Shores, MI place $169,000 882- living with the benefits of real proper- basement with recreallon Toom. Central alT, sprinkler 48081.881-8373 system, many extras. $219,900. 9940 ty home ownership. 120 8USINESS OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5 $635,000 306 flORIDA PROPERTY OPI'ORTUNITIES 882-0401 ADVERTISING GROSSE POinte Tanning! Open Sunday 1 to 5 VERO BEACH, FLORIDA Toning Salon Over 1,000 by The Prestigious Moor. clients Terms MariO, or appointment AS A PROFESSIONAL FULL SERVICE Ings SpacIous condoml' 469-3333 REAL EST ATE BROKERAGE FIRM, WE nlum, 1900 square feet RUSSELL HOMES, INC. For sale by owner GROSSE POinte flonst & PLEDGE TO OUR CUSTOMERS TO $169,000 Two bedroom, gift shop on the Hili 884-5000 ADVERTISE CONTINUOUSLY IN THE two bath, hVlng room, din' Owner has other Interest GROSSE POINTE NEWS AND NOT IN Ing room, Flonda room, Priced very reasonable kitchen, laundry room, I. ANY JUNK MAIL CIRCULAR THAT IS GROSSE POinte Woods, I ••• screened porch Lovely 23318 MIDDLESEX TRASHING UP THE GROSSE POINTE view ReSident manager, Mack Avenue yogurt COMMUNITY AND UNDERMINING tennis pool Please call 1- shop Very best equIp- ST. CLAIR SHORES ment Try $60,000, Excel- THE SECURITY OF RESIDENTS WHO 407.234.8364 or wnte Rousseau, Apt 3F, 1815 lent lease on property ARE OUT OF TOWN. Mooring Line Dnve, Vera Weiss Realty, 882-5900 Beach, FI 32963 ART Distributor seeking partner Very high earn- THINKING OF SELLING! CALL 107 INVESTMENT PROPERTY Ings $35,000- $10,000 down 469-3333, Mano ANN Arbor, 4 units, near EXCELLENT HENDRICKS Zmgerman's Parking, great Investment for U of INVESTMENT 771 BEDFORD ROAD and Associates, Inc. M student 885-2771 Investors or partners wanted In audlol Video electronics NEW two unit lUXUry duplex Formal large Tudor, Bedford below company We forcast (condos) Eastern suburb Beautlful 1,600 square foot ranch, three baths. MEMBER OF THE GROSSE POINTE large profit returns Gall Jefferson. Slate roof. leaded wind- near Grosse POinte, close three bedrooms, two fireplaces, large kitchen - BOARD OF REALTORS Terry ows, Pewablc Tile accents. three to all amenities for sale or formal dmette, living room. New carpeting, ful- Days, 956-2799 trade for suburban apart- ly fimshed basement with bar, central air, two fireplaces. large three car garage. Evenings, 368-0945 car attached garage, Move in condition. Must 119 Kercheval on-the-Hill ment With condo conver- third floor rooms and bath with sep- WOLFF TANNING BEDS see. Great 10catlOn. one block from Grosse sion potenllal Gall 881- Pointe Shores. $135,000. arate stairway and entrance for live- 8146 New CommerCial- Home in help Updated kitchen and large • Grosse Pointe Farms' Units From $199 lamps. OPEN SUNDAY DETROIT. 2 family, lotions- AcceSSOries screened porch, A must seel' OR CALL FOR APPOINTMENT $22,000 $3,000 down Monthly payments Low Land Contract terms To- By Owner - $310,000 824-6464 As $18 Call Today FREE •.1 777-2855 ••• tal rent $675 Power Bro- NEW Color Catalog 1- kers 264-1100 800-228-6292 • April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 11 C of Services 902 ALUMINUM SIDING . 907 IlASEMENT WATERPROOFING 911 RItICK/RLOCK WORK .12 8UILDING/REMODELING • 914 CUPENTRY 91'7 CEILING REI'AIRS .1. CEMENT WORK LEONARD'S ANDY'S MASONRY AND CAPIZZO CONST. CARPENTRY Porches, SIDING CHIMNEY REPAIR CORNERSTONE K. CARPET Cleaning Com- DHI- Plastering and drywall MIKE GEISER BASEMENT wood decks & cement pany Carpet Specialists repair and installatIOn Aluminum and Vinyl siding CONST. CO. WATERPROOFING work done Free esti- Satlsfacllon guaranteed' CONSTRUCTION All masonry, bnck, water- Kitchens-Custom DeSign 882-0688 Complete custom trim, WALLS STRAIGHTENED mates 294-4967 or 781- 881-3135 Walks, Patios proofing repairs SpeCial- Family Rooms soffit areas, gulters and AND REPLACED 6142 Driveways, Chimneys replacement windows LI- IZing In tuck-pointing and Window Replacements 9" CUrET INSTAllATION PLASTERING. Free Estl Stone work DONE RIGHT small Jobs Licensed, in- Commercial Remodeling AMERICANA mates, 25 year's expert Tuck pOinting censed and Insured Free 10 YEAR GUARANTEE estimates sured Reasonable Free Interror/Exterlor KITCHENS & BATHS FLOORING SALES ence All work guaran- Steps, porches LICENSED INSURED 884-5416. estimates 881-0505, 882- Addllions Carpets, Linoleum, Tile, teed Grosse POinte Violation & Code work TONY 885-0612 3006 Custom and Quality Always • New Cabinets and Hardwood FlOOring, and ALUMINUMI vinyl Siding, references All types wet Waterproofing LICENSED AND INSURED Refaclng Padding We also proVide seamless gutters! down WILSON Construction plasler and drywall Lou Free esllmates 912 IUILOING/REMODElING JIM LAETHEM • ExclUSive Cabinet Doors Installations, re-stretchmg, spouts, replacement Win Basement waterproofing, Blackwell 776-8687 881-6000 882-9310 • Custom Carpentry cleamng, and any type of dows/ doors, storm Win brick & block work and PLASTERING and drywall repairs EASTVIEW • ceramiC Tile Specialists repair work dows/ doors Ron 776-2546 Nell SqUIres 75HJ772 R.L. STREMERSCH GORSKI Grosse POinte references Open 7 Days Vercruysse Company ALUMINUM, INC. CEMENT CONTRACTOR JAMES M. REMODELING, INC. For expert workmanship CODE Violations Repaired Cement n4-3542 ALCOA PRODUCTS 566-0777 Kitchen, baths, ceramic tile, at afforadable prices call Intenor/ Extenor Free KLEINER Awnlngs- Sidings Driveways Windows & Siding, hot CombinatIOn Storms licensed owner Inspection check can Pallas 903 APPliANCE SERVICE BASEMENT tubs, steam rooms, cabi- CARPET Screens-Doors-Roollng DAVE 885.5774. save you time and Bnck work WATERPROOFING net relaclng, painting, money Insured, expen- Seamless Gutters CARPENTRY- Porches, INSTALLATION Walls Straightened wallpaper, alterations, dry- and RepllJr Service en c ed, ref ere n c e s Basement waterproofing CALL GEORGE B.F. Goodrich VmylA Doors, Windows, Decks And Braced Or Replaced wall and more No Job Too Small Seaver Home Malnle- Steps NUTTO Products Finish & Rough Carpen- 10 YEAR GUARANTEE LICENSED INSURED 17 Y&alS Expenence nance 882-0000 Tuck-POinting 17301 MACK AVE NEAR try Repairs & Small No Job too small APPLIANCE LICENSED & INSURED 771.8788 CADIEUX Jobs Free Estimates 527-9084 SUPERIOR Free Estimates Quality work with pride S,C S "_k __ •• • Washer - Dryer Service DETROIT, MI 48224 885-4609 PLASTERING & PAINTING SPECIALIZING IN 917 CEILING REPAIRS • Vacuum Service and 885-2097 881-1060 527-5616 J & F CONTRACTORS, Plaster and drywall repairs DRIVEWAYS AND HANDYMAN. Cabinets, custom painting, taping Sales 26 Years Exp L1C & commercial, residential, & THOMAS KLEINER counter lops, rough and PLASTERING, drywall and • Used Stoves-Refrigerators Insured new roofs and repairs refinishing Grosse POinte BASEMENT BASEMENT finish carpentry All types ceramic tile 30 years ex- SEE SHOWROOM Eavestroughs, back- references Insured WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING home Improvement and perience Absolutely WE SELL REBUILT boards, tuck-pOinting, Tom McCabe LICENSED • Digging Method repair Licensed 774- guaranteed Call Valen- WASHERS Tozzi Builders, Inc. porches Serving Grosse 885-6991. 884-7139 • Peastone Backfill 1526 tinO, afternoons 795-8429 AND DRYERS 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE POinte for 35 years 331- PLASTERING and drywall ------• Spotless Cleanup ADDITIONS 2057 PLASTERING, Drywall, repairs TextUring and • Walls Straightened CUSTOM HOME ALL CARPENTRY Taping & Spray Textur- stucco Insured Pete Tar- 445-0776 & Braced or Replaced CIMBRO CEMENT BUILDING BARKER ADDITIONS Ing New & Repair Free omlna 469-2967 • Bnck and Concrete Work CONTRACTORS REMODELING CONTRACTORS DOORS Estimates 25 years ex. LET • 10 Year Guarantee LICENSED Modernization' Alterations WINDOWS penence Jim Upton n3- QuollfyWork Licensed & Insured 911 CEMENT WOIIK INSURED 'Addltlons'Famlly Rooms METAL DECKS 4316 or 524-9214 35 Years Experience GEORGE A1 WORK FREE ESTIMATES 'Kltchens'Recreatlon COPPER WORK PLASTERI drywall repairs, SpecialIzIng in 775-3257 FAX- 775-7696 Areas 296-3882 TOMES & SONS Insured Grosse Pomte Driveways DOlT CARPENTRY, Custom cab- JAMES BARKER AMERICAN references 791-4811 Inets, kitchen and bath 886.5044 774-7519 WATERPROOFING Garage Floors Major Appliance LICENSED & INSURED 25 YfAltS EXP Repair resurfacmg Complete MILLER'S Carpentry & DRIVEWAYS Patlos-Sldewalks FRLITO remodellngl licensed SIDEWALKS Handyman Service 915 CARPH ClEANING FREE ESTIMATES Wayne, n4-1526 "The ALL TYPES 885-1762 CONSTRUCllON Decks, porches, sheds, CEMENT WORK & garages, Windows put- Wall Doctor" 296-4438 GUARANTEED EXPERT CARPET BASEMENT tied, painted and CLEANING, INC. WATERPROOFING ALL WEATHER BASEMENT LAKESIDE BUILDING cleaned Painting Intenorl Truck Mount Extraction We guarantee REFRIGERATION is "in"! WATERPROOFING 30 Years Experience exterior AND MORE Residential/Commercial "1seamless drywall REPAIRED & INSTALLED 371-9577 Senior DIS- DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411 With nal)' a naJlpop IAUTO Commercial-Residential Quality References count Family Owned-operated CONSTRUCTION ALL MAKES & MODELS 884.6500 dl)'waIl wrth • All Types of Cement CALL MIKE 882-0747 Licensed/Insured CARPET DOCTORS a plaslered look.' Wm • Basement Waterproofing r AMERICAN ., satisfaction Guaranteed 912 IlUILDING/ltfMODElING Carpet & Uphol. cleaning Plaster Repair DOC'S SPECIAL Pamtmg • Drywall • AddrtlOns $1695 PER RM Call now for an apponlment BASEMENT 540.2456 QUALITY WORK APPLIANCE Truck mounted WATERPROOFING 882-7754 REASONABLE PRICES SERVICE T.A. BEAUDETre Steam extraction • FREE ESTIMATES. Outside Method ReSidential Commercial FREE ESTIMATES Fast, Courteous REMODBLING CO. EKcelime 1ftC,dllm~ftlhlp Professional Service. All digging done DAVID 566.0099 Siftc. t9n '1'1)''1 I A True Craftsman I by .l.._ • • • • .. e., , e..,.... ~ a... __ .. .. • .. .. ~ 111. • _ .. • AI. _ N _ •• 12C Apnl 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Director of Services 921 DRESSMAKING/ - 943 lANDSCAPERS / 943 lANDSCAPERS/ 943 LANDSCAPERS/ 943 lANDSCAPERS/ '911 CEMENT WORK TAilORING - 934 FENCES , - GARDENERS GARDENERS GARDENERS GARDENERS 945 HANDYMAN CAPIZZO CONST. CUSTOM dress deSign and ALTERATIONS Copies MAC'S TREE AND T&M WEEKLY QUALITY WORK Moonan's 01 your faVOrites accu. SHRUB TRIMMING Property Maintenance ALL TYPES OF GENERAL WEED LAWN rately reproduced Call COMPLETE WORK Painting- Intenor/ Exterior, CEMENT, BRICK AND SERVICES MAINTENANCE LOUisa, 527-6646 (Harper Reasonable rates quality Drywall! Plaster repairs BLOCK WORK SPRING CLEAN.UP CONTROL Woods) service Call Tom ner 884-9768. Glass block Garages raised and set and LAWN SERVICES 4429 ReSidential-Com mercial AND TREES, shrubs, hedges wmdow mstallatlon down on new ratwall and ALTERATIONS to Couture. REISTER- Over 25 years In Power Raklng.Aeratlon and stumps removed Free gutter cleaning floor Waterproofing Adjustments for a perfect COMPLETE Landscape DeSign and Dependable.Reasonable Free Estimates Insured with any repairs made. LICENSED & INSURED fit, copy a favonte, deSign MAINTENANCE Construction Decks, pa. FREE ESTIMATES Stump grinding 778- 886-2920. TONY 885-0612 your own Plan for spnng LICENSED/INSURED tlOS, brick walks, 965. CALL NOW 4459 THE HIRED MAN nowl n8-4044 , Linda INSTANT SERVICE JAMES M. 5900 TONY 776-7326 WEEKLY Home & Small Business COMMfRCIAl. RESIDENTAlL Maintenance & Repair KLEINER 930 ELECTRICAL SERVICE REASONABLE TREE & LAWN Odd Jobs & CONCRETE & MASONRY Custom Wood STUMP REMOVAL 882- GENE'S CUTTING SPRING Code Violations Flagstone Brick & Slate S & J ELECTRIC Privacy Fences 5204 The profeSSional look at an LANDSCAPE extremely reasonable LICENSED- INSURED Patios & Walks Resldentlal.Commerclal Decorative, Aluminum H & M LAWN SERVICE CLEAN-UP price Call now for a free VISA/MC 294-3480 Dnveways, Garage Floors No Job Too Small Vinyl & Steel Cham Lmk Low Rates, Free esti- SERVICE estimate Porches & Chimneys 885-2930 mates, 778-8n4 or 778- FRANK'S HANDYMAN Tuck-pOinting, Patching AND 884.5223 SERVICE Experienced - Personal 8116 LICENSED INSURED SERVING THE COMPLETE 885-9090 Palnllng, parper hanging, Quality Workmanship LANDSCAPING, RellSble, Quahty work with pnde GROSSE POINTES MAINTENANCE J.BRYS good rates 20 years ex. alummum tnm and mis- LAWN and garden ser- 885.2097 SINCE 1965 21745 Boulder UCENSEDIINSURED LANDSCAPING perlence 882-3676 cellaneous repairs East Detroit, MI48021 WEEKLY CUITING vice's Free estimates 791-6684 INSTANT SERVICE 882.8537 GRAZIO CUSWORTH 777-9070 POWER RAKING YARD-N-GARDEN RETIRED Handyman. Mmor ELECTRIC INC SPRING CLEANUP FIVE Seasons LandscapE' LANDSCAPING LAWN repairs carpentry electri- CONSTRUCTION 936 nOOR SANDING/ CARE FAMILY OWNED AND GENE'S BUSH TRIMMING We speCialize In lawn cal, plumbing, broken Cement drive, floors, patios RfFlNISHING CaU for a quote today I OPERATED 885-4087 maintenance corealratlon, wmdows and sash cord Old garages raised and re- Licensed, Insured ELECTRICAL HERITAGE Floors. Hard. LANDSCAPE dethatchlng, fertiliZing, replaced, etc Reason- newed CONTRACTORS wood floors Installed lawn cunlng, shrubbery 885-2248. able References 882- New garage doors and re- SERVICE No Job too large or small Sanded and Stained LAWN serVice, tree serVice, MAC'S 6759 framing Violations Corrected ReSidential and commer- landscape, rennovatlonl SPRING CLEAN-UP New garages built SUPER Handyman, large or Master Licensed & Insured Cial Call 294-0024 or 885-9090 Landscaping A- Z at fair Complete yard work, shrub Family operated since 1962 CUITING small Jobs, general re- • ReSidential. Commercial 563-4281 prices 839-6162 and tree tnmmmg, etc Licensed and Insured SPS Lawn Sprinklers pairs, carpentry, electn- Reasonable rates, quality • Fast Emergency Service ProfeSSional lawn mainte- AND cal, plumbing, plastenng 774-3020772-1771 SENIOR CITIZENS' KELM service Call Tom, nance Spring/ Fall clean- COMPLETE SPRING ner Senior discount Free es. DISCOUNT Floor laYing, sanding, relln. 4429 51 Clair Shores THOMAS KLEINER Ishlng Expert In stain up Custom spnnkler In- MAINTENANCE CLEAN-UP tlmates Rob, 777-8633 MASON CONTRACTOR staUatlon, repair Spring 886-4448 Old floors a specialty We L1CENSEDIINSURED GARDENING 944 GUTTERS THE Handyman Inc Top BRICK, CONCRETE start-ups Winterizing IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664 also refinish banisters quality workmanship for ReSidential Specillst, INSTANT SERVICE 884-9768. :t.,. • J. e- Basement Waterproofing 15215 MACK 535.7256 carpentry, remodeling Porches, Chimneys, Tuck- CommerCial and In. LAWN Cutting Service- nance Guners replaced, GREAT Lakes Hardwood plumbing, electncal, pointing, driveways, Pa. EAST AREA dustnal 50% off 1st cut Reasonable, low rates, repaired, cleaned, roof FlOOring Complete floor GENE'S palntmg, wallpaper We tlOS, Walks, Steps, new Steve Patterson 566- reliable service Call Tom, repairs 882-0000 BUILDERS refinishing, quality stains do It all Please call, 884- Work & Repairs, Glass 9019 LANDSCAPE 882-5470 884.7955 and finishes Old floors GUITER cleaning and In. 9146 or 792-8261 Block, bnck, Stone & Tile CARE- FREE Lawn Serv THREE R'S Custom Lawn stallatlon Hurry before Free Estimates made new I 839-8619 SERVICE LICENSED Handyman pro- Patios Weekly cuttings, power Care Lawn malntal- the spnng rams Depend- Reasonable Rates PROFESSIONAL floor Vides carpentry, electn. LICENSED, INSURED raking, shrub tnmmlng nance Spring clean. up, able 886-1143, Tom Commercial! ReSldenlial sanding and flnlshmg cal, plumbing and paint- A1 WORK Free estlmatesl m-8703, 885-9090 gutters FertiliZing, power Code Work SpeCialists Free estimates W Abra. GUTTERS Installed, reo Ing (lntenor and extenor) Steve rakmg Free estimates 296.3882 Master Electrician ham, T Yerke 754-8999, paired, cleaned and services FREE estl' JUST'S RITE 792-6416,77EHl543 Emergency Service n2-3118 GUSUMANO'S Lawn Ser- screen Installation Senior mates, semor discounts LANDSCAPES 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING vice Weekly lawn care discounts FREE esti- Call 882-7196 927-8113 10-321.9027 931 FURNITURE - • RAND K Lawn Mainte- Licensed/Insured Spnng c1en- ups Debrl * Weekly lawn care nance Weekly cunlngs, mates, reasonable rates. R.R, CODDENS. Chimneys REFINISHING/REPAIRS E-Z ROLLER removal Guners cleaned * Spring Clean Ups shrub tnmmlng, aeration, ucensed Call 882-7196 cleaned. Screens In. LICENSED MASTER ELEC- I" ,- '. , e- at low rates 839-6606 power rakmg Free estl- GUITER cleaning Free es. PAINTER stalled Chimneys rebUlIU TRICIAN- servmg the paired, striPped, any type * Dependable matesl 791-1145, 463- tlmates Call Anmstrong, Commerclal- ReSidential repaired 886-5565 Grosse POinte area for 25 of caning Free estl- LANDSCAPE * Quality Service 2237 884-6060 References years Free estimates' mates 345-6258, 661- DESIGN SpeCialiZing In service 5520 * Competitive Prices 774.8224 J&J 943 LANDSCA'EItS/ 943 lANDSCAPERS/ changes to door bells ------CONSTRUCTION CHIMNEY 943 LANDSCAPERS/ * Call Chris for your GARDENERS GARDENERS HANDYMAN SYSTEMS New construction and re- GARDENERS 884-9768 FREE ESTIMATE Call Bud for reasonable pair work 778-0745, Skip , a,; , ,v I'~. prices and prompt ser. MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 '-LAWN M&E LAWN CARE INC 881-9731 _I Allard_ ,0 _ -; .... f ~VJ..ce Chlml1eys repaJred, rebUilt, Weekly.lawn setlllce - :.... ~ frt~ :I1U~,~~IU tU, ijlLLS " ~,~ Home Repalrs- re-lined COL:VILLE " t \ ~~I:RAnON -- Spring/Fall clean up WQOi5£:ANO .:f,. GROUND Mamtenance Gas flues re-lined DETHATCHING Hedge/shrub trimming LANDSCAPING \ , ELECTRIC CO. PAINTING Cleanrng 884-9768. weeding/gardening MAINTENANCE Complete Lawn and Landscape Dealgn Ranges, Dryers, Services, Carden MaIntenance and Conalructlon Intenors, basements, etc Certified, Insured Quality. Dependable is COMPLETE Doorbells TRIMMING removal, spray- A Masonry repairs, code VI- the business. Insured. • Weelcl)llawn service • londscope Deslg n 771-7678 VIOLATIONS Ing, feeding and stump GROUNDS SERVICE • Aercl1ng/POwer RcIcng • SoddIng olations corrected FREE Estimates • Ove....eding/Top-dresUlg • Patio and Wc1Itwa(s FAST EMERGENCY removal Free estimates Est 1978 882-5886 822.5010. • Spring and foil C1eaoops SERVICE Call Tom 398-9226 • Hedge/Shrub Trmm/og - Complete tree service FREE ESTIMATES ELECTRICAL Handyman, SAFE FLUE LIcensed & lnaured CHIMNEY SERVICE 774-9110 Call Fleming Tree Ser- 885-3024 no Job too small Free es- Vice, n4--64SQ timates References Work guaranteed n6- MELDRUM Tree SeMce, Pilorget Landscaping Co. Ser\? 'g~~~n~~~• Caps and ~ WADE'S Inexpensive tree tnm- 8687 Screens mlng, removal and stump S po/:.tIc. the ERNIE'S Home Mainte- Installed gnndlng Insured 881- Specla!tzmg In ~ If)ee 198~ nance We do work In- • Mortar and ELECTRIC 3571 Damper Repair creative landscape deSIgn and Side and outSide Pain!- • Animal Removal planting of qualtty shade trees, SLAINE lng, plastering, carpentry, COMPANY, drywall, Windows, plumb- Certrtled Master Sweep ~ TIMBERUIIE ~ shrubs, evergreens and Landscaping Services TOMTREFZER Ing Free estimates In. INC. large spec/men trees. Complete Grounds Maintenance sured Call anytime, 293- 882.5169 LAIDIC.PIIII 4250 Commercial! 772-4627 Industrial Weekly Lawn Service 823-6662 "Our Grass Is Always Gree~rl" COLLEGE student needs Spring Crean Ups work' Reliable handyman- Coachlight Residential Fully Insured Indoor or outdoor work CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. Power Rake & Aeration Painting, plumbing, clean 777-3590 ups References 885- Caps-SCreens Tree & Shrub Plantings 0028, Rick Installed DECKARD Ammal Removal ELECTRIC co. itED ItIVEIt ItOrt Slate LICensed n8-7671 it.< 886-3299 .. Complete Violations Repaired LAftDSCAPlftG 5154 Trouble Shooting COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICES certJlied & Remodeling Work HOME REPAIR .. ARBOR POINTE L • Expert Painting Insured New Construction LANDSCAPES. INC. • Intenor & Exlenor Painting Free Estimates 8853733 is offering early bird • Ptastenng & Orywall Licensed/ Insured • Landscape design and installation • All Kinds 01 S IlIcal Work specials on [awn • Complete CarpentJy Work MARTIN ELECTRIC CO. maintenance, • Brick patios & walkways 920 CHIMNEY REPAIRS All types of electrrcal work • Roofing & Complete GunerWork No Job too small Free es. fertiliZing and • Custom stone work (ledge rock, etc.) land scap lng. • Clean Gu ners JAMES M. tlmates Low pnces All • Waterfalls and Ponds Also, Aerating. • Complete Plumbing KLEINER work guaranteed Cypress Landscaping • Gardening & Shrub Trimming • Waterproofing GARY MARTIN 882.2007 Call anytime for a • All Bnd< & Block Work Chimneys Repaired free estimate. ------(E.D.P.)------• Aeration & Power Raking And Rebuilt • Tuc~pomtlng LINCK. MILLER • Weekly lawn maintenance • Chimney Work LICENSED & INSURED Experienced Dedicated Professionals Electncal Wlnng and repair 886.6333 • Complele Cement Work & Quality work with pnde .. CirCUit breaker panels in- l* Specialize In: Repairs 885-2097 stalled Appliance CirCUits FREE ESTIMATES INSURED Call Harold Door- bell Telephone Total Lawn and Garden Maintenance 925 DECKS/ PATIDS Jacks Semor Citizens diS- METAY LAWN. INC. Spring and Fall Clean-ups "Zt 371-6617 count Licensed LICENSED INSURED 884.9768 ENJOY A Fertilizing 839-0975 • WIDl.YlMN MAlmooJa CUSTOM WOOD DECK Shrub Trimming 94~ HAULING We specifically deSign and EASTPOINTE • IfSTAUA1l()l a:SPRtm!IS Power Raking HAULING. debns removal bUild natural wood decks • OOGANIC FmlllJllfll LEINEKE ELECTRIC and demolition Will re- to SUIT YOUI Free can. ~~UlIS Ytml & P£STCONOOl Reconditioning Flower Beds Residential! Commercial move any unwanted sultatlon, estimates Licensed/Insured. Gutter Cleaning ALL COMPETITORS LANDSCAPING Items From washers and 791-0418 24 Hour Service WRITTEN ESnMATES Now operating in and around dryers, to a complete Seniors Discount Bf:ATENIl house Will clean out 927 DUPERIES ForA Free Estimate Call: the Grosse Pointe area. 885-5517, basements, garages, -885-14.- Kevin Kumka 885-1212' Matthew Zani 882-6719 Some of the services we prOVide are: yards and more Call 773- CUSTOM Made slipcovers ELECTRICAL work, reason- 1407 and draperies Guaran- able rates ProfeSSional • Spnng and Fall Clean-ups • Power Raking - Dethatchlng teed workmanship Ex- workmanship, licensed HAULING Garage tear Fast service I 884-9234, • Weekly Lawn Mamtenance penenced Call now. downs, construction de- call anytime • Tree, Shrub and Garden Maintenance Bernrce 521-5255 TOP QUALITY briS, concrete, dirt, ga- • Landscape Design and Constl1JCbon rage and basement Junk, CUSTOM DRAPERIES • FerbllzatlOn Program 934 FENdS LANDSCAPING INC. brush Can remove or Balloons, Mini Blinds, • Custom-Built Decks Complete Landscape Design & move almost anything Verticals Carpeting, • 80ck Pabos and Sidewalks STEVE'S Fence New loca- Construction Specialists Phil Wassenaar Wallpaper, Bedspreads l tlon 20844 Harper LICENSED & INSURED 823-1207 Compare our prrces With ProfeSSional Installation/ • Complete landscape renovation ALL WORK GUARANTEED department store 'sales' Repair 882-3650 • New design and construction. Patios and decks OVER10YEARSEXPER~NCE MOVING-HAULING belore you BUY • Sodding. Commercial snOW-plowing GOOD REFERENCES DEPENDABLE FREE ESTIMATES OHI- Privacy and cyclone EXPERIENCED DRAPERIES BY PAT fence, 10 years experl' Call now for a free estimate: 547-3390 LOW RATES ence Satlsfacllon guar. CALL n8-2584 "lICENSW BY THESTATEOf MICHIGAN' COfT1)lete worke~ comp coverage INSURED anteed' 881-3135 371-7414 526-7284 ~ ~ - - - . - - - . ------..... - - - ..... -. ..-._---~-_...... ------_.~--==-._~.~--~------•• April 4, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 13C / /. /.1' ~...... / I ¥ ~. .f/ ~.(;,8 .t /. /. f/ Director..... ~ ~ ...... :: "{I / of Services 946 HAULING 954 PA!NTING/OECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECOllATING 954 I'AINTfNG/DECORATING 954 I'AINTING/DECORATING 957 PLUMBING/HEATING '57 I'LUM8tNG/HEATlNG '60 ItOOflNG SEIIVICE "HAVE pick up- will haul" WOOD BRUSH STROKE BRIAN'S PAINTING INTERIOR and Exterior FurOiture, appliances, etc PLUMBING TONY REFINISHING THE COMPLETE ProfeSSional painting, Inte- painting Stain or varnish. Metro-Maintenance Local or distant 521- The Master Plumber STRIP STAIN VARNISH PAINTING SERVICE nor and extenor SpeCial- plastering and caulking REPAIRS 2061 (Son of Emil) Contractors Inc. Duplicate EXisting Finish or FREE ESTIMATES IZing In all types of paint. All Jobs welcomed Free & No Job too small new and ROOFING SPECIALIST Colors to Match 822.3322 109 CaUlking, Window estimates Insured Call SEWER CLEANING repairs, Violations ReSidential and Kitchen cabinets, staircase glazing and plaster repair Ernie's Home Malte- "THE PAINT MAN" Inte- Reasonable Rates For All 293-3181 CommerCial EASTPOINTE handrails, vanrtles, panel- All work guaranteed For nance, 293-4250 nor, extenor, plaster & Mike Palter - Licensed Shingle and Flat Roofing Free Estimates and MOVING .AND Ing, doors trim and mold- tnm repair "Your ChOice GRAND.SON Painting & 882.1558 Fully Licensed & Insured reasonable rates, call 960 ROOfiNG SEIIVICE Ings of Paint Brands" 777- Home Repair Exlerlor & 258.5435 STORAGE CO. 872.2046. COMPLETE Licensed Jnsured 6328 interior, wallpaper tool ALL PRO ROOFING '65 SEWING MACH/Nl References Free Estimates Plaster and Drywall re- PLUMBING ProfeSSional roofs, gullers MIKES EUROPEAN PAINT. WHITEY'S SEltVICE PRESTIGE PAINTING CO pair Insured Call Mark Siding New and repaired 884-8380 ING ReSidential only In- • Wallpapenng SERVICE DAVID ROLEWICZ 885-1937 Reasonable, reliable 16 TUNE-UP Special In your LICENSED & INSURED tenor & extenor FREE • Intenor Painting MARTIN VERTREGT 296-2249 778-5025 years experience home Cleaned, all ad- estimates 875-8752 • Reasonable Prices GEORGE'S Painting Inte- Licensed Master Plumber PACKING & MATERIALS GOLD MEDAL PAINTING. LICENSED & INSURED Just tenSIOn, $9 95 AU • Good Work rior/ Exterior Wall paper- Grosse POinte Woods PAINTING, Interior and ex- John Williams makes all ages 885- ANTIQUES & PIANO$. Low winter rates LI- • Call No Job Too Small ing patching/ plastermg 886-2521 censed- Insured FREE tellor FREE esllmates, 7437 FREE ESTIMATES 774.0414 Window putty, caulking New work, repairs, renova. 776-5167 estimates Guaranteed reasonable rates, senior Senior Citizen discount tlOns, water heaters, discounts Call 882-7196 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR FLAT Roof Problems? New 973 TIU WORK work 772-5866 George, 891-0254 Bob Breitenbecher PAINTING AND REPAIRS sewer cleaning, code Vlo- rubber roofs Installed on QUALITY FRANK'S HANDYMAN Wallpaper Removal lallons All work guaran- flat roofs Stops all leaks CERAMIC tile- reSidential Owne-: PAINTING SERVICE SERVICE teed Reasonable, References 956 PIST CONTROL Guaranteed 552-6116 Jobs and repairs 15 INTERIOR. EXTERIOR Painting, parper hanging, M.P.S.C. L21290 available Senior discount DECKARD PLUMBING years experience 776- aluminum tnm and mis- AERO ROOFING CO. 25 years of Free Estimates InsurE'd 4097 776-7113 Andy -.Agent.Po,.:....._ .. cellaneous repairs ANIMAL REMOVAL CO EXPERT ROOF REPAIRS professional experience TOM 177-1617 SAFE FLUE Sales and Service Paul Arpin In your neighborhood. 791-6684 Shingles, Slate, Tile, MUD work, ceramiC, mar. NEW OFFICES CHIMNEY SERVICE 885.0406 Van Lines Worldwide All repairs before painting INTERIORS Roofs, Guller Work ble, slate, pan repairs IN YOUR AREA Licensed and Insured BY DON & LYNN 882.5169 All Work Guaranteed Partner does plumbing MATT FLETCHER KENYON PAINTING Visa Mastercard WEEKlY 1RIPS TO • Husband-Wife Team Licensed & Insured Paul,824-1326 4151 Buckingham Call the competition first, 957 PLUM8ING/HEATING NORTHERN MICHIGAN • Wallpapenng EMIL THE 371.6572 355.4320 886.6102 then come to us Quality TILEWORKS • Painting ROOFING Repairs chim- CJ'S ProfeSSional Painting work at a great pnce ALL American Plumbing PLUMBER CeramiC, Marble, Slate, SPECIALIZING IN ney, screens, basement Intenor, Exterior Resl- 885-2633 We Do It All! We do all types of plumb- Pavers, Quarry, Vmyl • Kitchens leaks, plaster repairs dental/ Commercial Also PAINTING! rntenor/ exte- 886.8439 Ing work and sewer RepairS 10 years expen. • Bathrooms Handyman work Insured GROSSE speCialiZing In Tuck- nor Plaster repair, paper cleaning Free estimates ence References LI- Michael's Painting • Laundry room and Seaver's, 882-0000 polntmg, caulking, Win- hanging Free estimates Call 463-2998 censed/ Insured 527. POINTE Violations dow glazing, steps, gulter Call Thom, 881-7210 & ARE In need of plumbing, TOTAL ROOFING 6912 cleaning and repair Code • Old and new work MOVING & DAVES wallpapenng and Wood Refinishing heating, air conditioning Free Estimates SIDING SERVICES Violation/ repairs Free es- CUSTOM PAINTING 977 WALL WASHING removal Painting and work? Tom 775-4201 Bill, Master Plumber ReSidential/Commercial timates Insured Quality WOOD STAINING STORAGE plaster repair Reason- (Son of Emil) Shingles, Single Ply work Atl work guaran- BOB DUBE P & M Wmdow and Wall LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE able and recommended AND REFINISHING Rubber Roofs Tear Offs ,. teed for 2 years Reason- PLUMBING and HEATING 882.0029 Cleaning (Formerly AGENT FOR by leading paper stores INSURED RepairS, Ice Backup able rates Call Carl 882- Licensed-Master Plumber Grosse POinte Fireman GLOBAL VAN LINES 465-5821 MICHAEL A. MEDA HANDY DAN! Call for ma- VINYL AND ALUMINUM 5097 SEWER CLEANING Ad) Excellent care for 885-3230 Jor and minor repairs SIDING SPRINKLER REPAIR your home Free esti- WALLPAPERING JOHN'S PAINTING BETTER Home Decoratlng- Long established reputa- Seamless GUllersfTr m 822-4400 ETC mates. References 821- AND PAINTING Intenor-Extenor SpecialiZing plaster repair, painting tion 885-8123 Replacement WindOWS FREE ESTIMATES In repalnng damaged Grosse POinte Woods 2984 SPECIALISTS 18 year's experience ANR Doors plaster, drywall and 886-3897 K.MAINTENANCE CO. • Large and Small Jobs Affordable Painting and Paul 773-3799 Maintenance & Repair Storm Windows/Doors cracks, peeling paint, Win------PLUMBING- Malar or minor Wall washing, floor cleaning • Planas (our specialty) Wallpapering, 20 years ElectriC sewer & ElectriC UCENSEDINSURED dow pultyJng and caulk- PROFESSIONAL wallpaper- repairs, references, low and waxing Free esti- • Appliances Free Estimates Refer- drain cleanmg TOilets RON VERCRUYSSE • Saturday, Sunday Service Ing, wallpapering Also, Ing and striPPing, repairs rates Paul, 756-0197 mates ences 3-R Company and faucets repaired & COMPANY • SeOior Dlscounls paint old aluminum Sid- Intenor and exterior palnt- --D-.-A-N-R-O-E-M-E-R-- 7763424 Dan replaced Reasonable 774-3542 882-0688 Ing All work and material mg 12 years expellence Owned & Operated 8y rates CUSTOM Painting and Pa- guaranteed Reasonable Good references 371 PLUMBING LEONARD'S Jahn Steininger 775-0651 .10 WINDOW REPAIRS per hanging, glazing and Grosse POinte references 2149 wood flnrshlng 40 years Repairs, remodeling, 24 hr. Emergency Service ROOFING Free estimates BOWMAN Painting Inc In Shingles, flat roofs, com 11850 E. Jefferson experience Free Esti- code work, fixtures, 882-5038 terlor/Exterlor Free Esti- plete tear-offs, built-up MPSC-L 19675 mates Pager- 705-6264 water heaters Installed R&U Licensed - Insured mates Gary, 778-1447 licensed and Insured FRANK R. roofing, gutters and all 296-9322 MIKE'S PAINTING kinds of repairs EXPERIENCED Painter 20 772-2614 WINDOW & DOOR CO. .. "PAINTING- WallpaperJnterior/ exterior Specializ- Work guaranteed Free esti- year's experience, 947 HEATING AND COOLJNG Ing", Wall washing. Sen. Ing plastering and drywall ALL plumbing repairs large WEIR mates LIcensed and In- Grosse POinte area Jim New Window lor discounts ~an .. 884- ... repairs and cracks, ~el or small lICensed Free PLUMBJNG, HEATING sured Member of the Craig 3_31.q5~?". • Installation 8757, Glenda 293-0166 1I\g paint Window glazing - estimates 'B82-TfOO Better BUSiness Bureau CUSWORTH ------caulking Also pamt old . 'MILAN'S PAINTING SEWER AND DRAINS Resldentla' & CommerCIal QUALITY Masler Painting- aluminum Siding Wood 884-5416 HEATING AND Interior.Exterior AAA EMERGENCY BOILER SPECIALISTS Interlorl exterior speclal- staining and refinishing 773-4925 COOLING Aluminum SIding Painting Plumbing, Heating IsIs Repair work guaran- Grosse POinte references & Air Condilionlng SPRINKLER REPAIRS Serving The Grosse Patching, Plastering GENnLE ROOFING leed References Free FREE ESTIMATES Stucco, Wallpaper Sewers snaked, $55 Fur- POlntes estimates Insured John INSURED LICENSED • Re-Rooflng & Window Glazing-CauIking naces Installed, $1,200 LEAKY & DRAFTY Family owned & operated 885.7711 Tear-ofts 771-1412. 776-3628 Free Estimates Air conditiOning Installed, BASEMENT WINDOWS? LICENSED • Small Jobs EXPERIENCED Painter In- Reasonable Price $1,200 884-4610. SECURITY PROBlEMS? Service & Installation ;.======:;. • Flat Decks terlor/ exterior Free estl- References, Good Work TAKE A LOOK AT OUR Commercial-Residential PAINTING NORM'S • Rubber Roofing mates Call Chip 881- 759.5099 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS PLUMBING • Repairs GLASS BLOCK 881-4664 _6_54_2______Exterior & Interior AND Since 1925 Licensed - Guaranteed WINDOWS 14yrs Blip - G P. References ALL WEATHER SPECIALIZING In extenor LAKESIDE PAINTING. SEWER CLEANING Keith Dantelson n4.9651 FOR FREE ESTIMATES palnllng, 10 years expen- WnttElfJ Guarantee Licensed Master Plumber HEATING COOLING FREE ESnMATES .549-7650 My pnces won't take you 881.2123 REFRIGERATION ence Grosse POinte Interior/Exterior down the drain DIRECT Furnaces, Boilers homes Plan ahead! 884- R&J JOHN J. GELLE 6199, Steve Wallpaper/Sponge 293-8382. PLUMBING Mason - 38 yrs Repaired & Installed .WALLPAPER ROOFINC Expenence All Makes & Models & REMOVAL' All Work Guaranteed :;ALL MIKE 882-0747 $ DI$COUNi $ DRAIN CONTRACTORS !KARMS PAINnNCI Licensed/Insured • Shingle Roofs BY TIM PLUMBING 911 WINDOW WASHING • licensed Experienced quality 521-0726 • For All Your • Flat Decks work, dependable, 540.2456 • Free Estimates * -Insured * PlumtJing Needs • Expert Repairs GEORGE OLMIN SINCE 1979 lowest price • Full Product Warranty • Special earty SeeAd In Little Blue Book 771-4007 • Sewers & Drams • Senior Discount WINDOW CLEANING 791.4811 EXTERIOR INTERIOR Cleaned - '4()OD • References season discount SERVICE WHY PAY MORE??!! • All Work Guaranteed • Senior CitJzen 35 YEARS IN THE FOREST PAlNTlNG PAINTING 7 days. 24 hours Discounts POINTES &CONST. CO, 26 YEARS 839-9704 MICHAEL HAGGERTY 372-3022 INTERIOR PLBG L1C 82-16432 773-0125 • Carpentry• RoughFinish EXPERIENCE P & M Window and Wall • RemodelingKitchens,Rec Cleaning (Formerly EXTERIOR Call for free 954 PAINTING/DECOllATING 954 PAINTING/DECOllATING Rooms,8asements Grosse Pomte Fireman 30YURS estimate Ad) Excellent care for PROFESSIONAL • PalnlrngIntellor/Extellor • Any PlastellngRepairs your home Free esti- PAINTING CUSTOM EXTERIORS mates- References 821. Licensed and Insured 885.4867 Wallpapering. By Thomas Clark 2984 882.2118 PlasterlDrywall 885.3594 10 Years Grosse Pointe Experience A-OK WINDOW CALL NICK FOR CLEANERS 823- 2756 Call Now for Free Estimate INCORPORATED Service on Storms and FREE ESTIMATES COMPLETE Lwensed Free Estimates Insured Screens RJE PAINTING ROOFING House Cleaning SERVICE Free Estimates JARVIS PAINTING INC. COMPANY RESIDENTIAL 953 MUSIC INSTRUMENT 775-1690 CommerCial • Residential. Intenor • ExterIor COMMERCIAL REPAIR CUSTOM Brush. Roll. Spray TEAR.OFF K-WINDOW COMPLETE plano ser. ce Truck Mounted Carpet Cleamng Interior - Exterior RESHINGLE CLEANING TUOlng, rebuilding refin- Rag Rolling & Marbleizing Ishing Member Plano BILLJARVIS - 949-5579 CERTIFIED COMPANY TechniCians GUild, SlgiS. Free Estimates APPLICATIONS OF Storms screens, guMers, mund Bossner 731-7707 Grosse Pointe References MODIFIED, SINGLE aluminum cleaned In- Painting - Intenor-ex PLY, sured Free estimates PIANO repairs, reflnlsnlng, tenor, paperhanging MARCO PAINTERS INC. Bob Essian. 727.2689 FLAT ROOFING moving and tuning 571- SYSTEMS 882-0688 1310 and repairs. Free Paintmg & Decorating estimates cheerfully Custom Interior/Exterior Please Leave Message VENTS OBARR PIANO servlces- Tuning Meticulous Preparation GUTIERS CLEANING SERVICES and repair 12 year's ex- given Licensed and REPAIRS insured. EST 1975 • INSURED. G PResident SECOND GENERATION perience FleXible hours LICENSED - INSURED WINDOW AND GUTIER BEAUTIFYING THE POINTES FOR 16 YEARS Reasonable rates 881- CLEANING 8276 882-9234 Prompt Dependable Neat 886-0520 939.7955 • 881.3970 DALE 977-0897 946 HAULING 946 HAULING .57 PLUMIING/HEATING .57 PLUMIING/H~TING Finest Interior Painting E.L. CALCATERRA INC. ~~~~ SpeCializing in Interior/Exterior PamtinQ_ We offer the best-m preparation before painting Emil L. Calcaterra. Founder and use only the finest matenals for the Plumbing • Healing. Coohng longest lasting results. Great Western people TRUCKING Charles "Chip" Gibson ReSidential • Commercial. Industnal are quality minded and courteous. Call us for Serving Grosse Pomte Area Since 1958 Pamttng and'Decorattng the ultimate in residential and commercial RUBBISH REMOVAL painting. MIen LIC No 076752/Fu/1y Insured Andrew Emil Calcaterra -Concrete -Dirt- Wood -Filfdirt- Mechanical Engineer Master Plumber -Grading-Filldlrt Delivery- 884-5764 or m.2216 REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED 24 Hour Answermg Service 822-9367 Serving The "Pomtes" For Over 10 Years 886-7602 882-0926 839-4242 ..-.- - = = e. n • _ •• e*, .. e e ••• • ' ~ • ~..--_ __ _.""-_._-_ •• _. __ •..-. -. • .....-...._ .. ---.-....L __ • _ - --..-----4--- April 4, 1991 14C Grosse Pointe News . ,.' . . . . .'Grosse. Pointe. N~ws. &AL ESTATE RES0URCE HOW TO USE THE HOMEBUYER GRID Select your preferred location, price Or style WelcoDle to the of home. The listings will show the address, bedroom/bath, description of home, price Real Estate Resource! and telephone number. REALTORS and In an effort to make your search for that next house easier, the Grosse Pointe OPEN SUNDAYS will be indicated in bold. News is initiating with this issue a new page where you can find in a few minutes what the market is offering today, in the five Grosse Pointes, St. Clair Shores & Harper Woods municipalities. This source will pinpoint what the up-to-date price of a property is, what are its features and when it will be available for viewing. Making the most of "Open Houses" Open houses allow prospectIve purchasers to see a highlIght sheet for the house that details the what's on the market. Here are some Ideas to help price, size, number of rooms, real estate taxes you make your open house inspectIOn more and much more helpful InformatIon. meamngful: 5. If you are working \\.1th an agent, you might 1. You have already started your search by haVIng want hlmlher to accompany you. Your agent can thIS copy of the Grosse POInte News. ThIS page pIck your vieWIng selectIons based on your indi- will provide you with addresses and brIef VIdual needs (pnce, size, area, etc.) ZONE descnptions of a variety of houses. CIrcle the ads 6. Be sure to SIgn the guest regIster. ThIs is not 4 that interest you. 'lake the newspaper with you. mandatory but is a courtesy. If the house Isn't for 2. Make a schedule for yourself. Most open houses you, the real estate agent may be able to contact you when a SImilar house becomes available. Zone 1 - Grosse Pointe Shores are between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. Allow 20-30 ~Inutes ~r house based on dnving and VIeWIng 7. Be prepared to act. If you're at the point in your Zone 2 - Grosse Pointe Woods time. Don t try to do too much in one day. home search where you are ready to purchase, be Zone 3 - Grosse Pointe Farms 3. Map out your selectIons. Our ads will include an prepared to take action. It IS not unusual for a Zone 4. Grosse Pointe City ZONE address, so plan your VIsits in the most lOgIcal house to sell at an open house. Zone 5 - Grosse Pointe Park order. 8. Have fun. Even If you don't find that perfect Harper Woods, Detroit, St. Clair Shores, All Other Areas 5 4. Wnte down questions you hope to get answered home on your open house adventure, chances are at the open house. Most viewings are staffed by a you stIll had a good experience. Every house you real estate agent who will be able to answer your see will gIve you a better Idea of what you really questIons. Nowadays, these agents will give you want in your home. ZONE I . CROSSE POINTE SHORES HARPER WOODS 49 BeUemead 4 br Colomal, outstanding location, owner $549,000 886-1329 19390 Eastwood 3 Open Sunday 1 to 4, CountryIlYlng, Century2T Mackenzie S.RoMdaie 3/2 Executiveranch Century 21 Avid Inc. Call 778-8100 $85,500 779-7500 209 J5 Uttfestone 3 Cape Cod, "replace Bruno Real Estate, 775-0217 Call 882-8435 21233 Boumemoutf'l 3 Open Sun. 1-4. Buck bungalow, new decor and carpet $73,900 881 1978 G. P. Schooll ZONE 2 - CROSSE POINTE WOODS 4 Ivycovered brick bungalow $79,000 881-2242 Co-op 2 19945 O'~rcI ~,. 3/2 Quiet court locotlon, many extras, by owner $155,000 8841499 _ E05~ond~t. Stel.l:HtrRealty $35,900 775-4900 Cul~"lQc 3 17541oumemoutf'l 3/15 Colonial, exceptional decorahon, Edgar Realty $126,000 886-6010 --- Buckranch, Century 2 J Avid Inc. mid 80's 778-8100 20441 Hunt Club 2 740 Anita 7/3 Open Sunday 1-4, Century 21 Mackenzie $215,000 779.7500 Open Sunday 1-4. Bnckranch, Kathy,Reel Carpet Kelm Call 293-6900 G.P. Schools 4 915 RoflIY" Open Sunday 1-5, Colonrol; New cerpehng $189,000 884-5419 Sharp brrck home, updated kitchen $89,500 884-5518 19942 Fleetwood 4 686 Ilalrmoor Ct. 4/25 Byappointment, completelyremodeled Colonial $259,000 885-8589 Spaciaus ColomaI, owner $130,000 8817757 Duplex '394 Aline 3 Bungalow great starter home Stieber Realty $94,900 775-4900 Good area, RIck, Century 21 Mackenzie Call 779-7500 FI,.t floor 2 1039 Hawthorne 3 Charming Colomol,by owner $169,000 882-3316 EndUnitcondo, well maintained $43,000 885-0706 1868 Stanhope 3/15 Firstoffering Bungalow,oent air, coliKelly Realty $129,500 296-6759 DETROIT 532 Hawthorne 3 Open Sunday 2-5, Colonial, by owner $219,900 882-0401 10110 Cadieux 29 unitApartment BUilding,Damman Realtors 17971ryl $299,000 886-4445 4/1.5 Great Familyhome. Homeowne,. Concept $97,500 776-4663 16401 E. Warren 4400 sq ft CommercialBUilding,Damman Realto,. $100,000 886-4445 1585 Hampton 3 Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5. Chormlng Colonlol,owner $110,000 882-2159 20207 Norwood 3/1 Bungalow,Edgar Realty Nortf'l Bryl $21,900 886-6010 3/15 Brickranch, pnvate yard, Wilcox $152,000 884-3550 5742 Yorkshire 4/2 NI09two FamilyEdgar Realty Hawthorne $47,500 886-6010 3 ImmaCIJlatebungalow, nat fIreplace,Wilcox $107,000 884-3550 10780 Waybum Open Sunday 12-4,194 Whittier,evenings 885-8099 Call 264-9668 '716 Allard 4 Open Sun. 2-4. 8nck Colonial, femllyroom Call 885-6874 Indian Village 5 Spacious ColOnial.Greg, Century 21 Champion $85,000 296-7000 ST. Cl.AIR SHORES ' 23318 Mlddlelex 3/3 ~ owner, see photo ad In 800 Sectionclass ZONE :s - CROSSE POINTE FARMS pen Sunday $J35,ooo 777-2855 272 laSalle 5/3.5 Twostory,Edgar Reolty $419,000 886-6010 702 Sunset Lane 2/2 Condo, 2 story Damman Realtors $52,900 886-4445 365 Mary Street 3/2 See photo ad In 800 section cle$slhed Comerlca Bank $179,500 222-6219 21915 Englehardt 3+ br Open Sunday 2-5. Customranch, 962-4700 $98,500 776-3476 429 Manor 4/2 Twoslory,cell for details, Edgar Realty $149,000 886-6010 Woodbridge 2 br Condo Beautifullymaintained $' 12,000 771-3557 Farml 3 Adorable bnck bungalow, by owner $110,000 886-7290 Woodbridge East 2/1 Townhouse,Pool, seaJrlly Stieber Realty Call 775-4900 45 W1ndemere Condominiums two story,Russell Homes, Inc. $635,000 8845000 Harper So. of 9 MI. 1 Edgewood Terroce Cond~ $42,000 772-9236 laBelle 3/15 1700 sq ft Colon101Exceptional Call 8857738 Lakefront Complex 2/3 br Contemporary, Century 21 Avid Inc. Call 778-8100 463 Calvin 4/2 Largekitchen,hn basement Century 21 East $130'5 881-2540 9.Milearea 2 br Colony. shorp Century 2' Avid Inc. mid 60'1 778-8100 159 McKInley 4/1.5 Eng exterior Edgar Realty Call 886-6010 Lakeshore Village 2 Great, convenlent, Century 21 Avid Inc. mid 40', 778-8100 Lakepolnte Towe,. 2 6th Aoor,11 Mile/Jeff, Century 2J AvId Inc. mid 30's 778-8100 Garden condo 1 Land contract, vocent $35,000 2641100 ZONE,4. CROSSE POINTE CITY Shores Manor 2/1.5 Greatlocotlon $54,000 772-9236 808 Unlverllty 3/15 ColonlO~new k~chen,new lav, familyroom, 28111 JefferlGn 2 Upper Balconyoverlaoh beautifulpool Call Tera $59,000 776-7505 Edgar ealty $165,000 886-6010 Grove 1 Condo, 9 and Harper, Cueter Investment $41,500 7717313 386-88 Neff TwoFamilyAat,by owner, Landcontroctlerm$ $229,000 8825877 - St. Clair Shor .. 2/15 Balcony,cerport, lob of upgrades $52,9<10 881.9281 773 St.Clak 3/2 Open Sunday 1-3, brick 8ungolow, dose to Village $1 '8,000 882-2234 Near lake 1 Prime,customfeatures MII~ 373 NeH 8/35 Twofamily,good location,Edgar Realty $229,000 886-6010 ColdWell Banker Schw tzer $63,000 8852000 576 Neff 4/3 Condo, great location, familyroom $ J69,000 8829940 19765 Martin 2 Open Sun. 2-5, Charming condo, lenore, Higbie Maxon Call 885-6596 Overlook. Golf Cour .. 2/2 Condo, master $uJte,2 porches $103,000 296-7501 Lakeshore Village Condo, new central air, end Unlt $65,500 776-1028 ZONE 5 • CROSSE POINTE PARK 106 Pineview 2 Open Sun. 2-5, 1300 sq ft condo, Homeawnerl Concept $101,500 776-4663 1453 Wayburn 3/1 Alum $Idedbungalow, Damman Realtorl $52,900 886-4445 23072 Gary Lane Cando, Diana Bartolotta,Century 21 Kee $56.500 751-6026 1444 Grayton 3/15 2 story, Edgar Realty $128,000 886-6010 23202 Marter Condo, DIana Bartolotta,Century 21 K_ $53,500 751-6026 771 Bedford 6/3 See owners photo od In 800 SectIonof Classified $3'0,000 824-6464 22945 Lee Ct. Condo, Diana Bortololla,Century 21 Kee $65,750 751-6026 U250 WindmlNPtt. Dr. 4/3 Contemporory Iokefront,Damman Reoltorl $950,000 8864445 22916 Allen Condo, Olano Bartolotto,Century 21 K_ $50,000 751-6026 1022 Harvard 3/25 Two$tory,1st block offJefferson, Edgar Reolty $245,000 886-6010 22941 Allen Cando, Olano Bartolotto,Century 21 K_ $40,000 751-6026 BIMop 3/2 Dream ranch, by owner, John, 331 9653, 7to 2 $3T5,000 881-6129 22847 Lakeshore Condo, Drona Bortololla,Century 2' K_ $60,000 751-6026 1269 Whlttf.r 4/25 Center hall Coionlol, EaStllde Realty Call 778-6468 ALL OTHER AREAS .' 1337 Harvard Warm & cozy Cape Cod, Stieber Realty Call 7754900 Algonac O~n Sun~; 513 lathrup, Manners PIe, 1473Waybum 2 Open Sunday' 2-4, Bungalow,great, 885-0906 $55,000 881-0946 Real Eltate ne, Undo Call 7949393 Harcourt 2 Flarido roam on each unit,Wilcox $219,000 8843550 1.94 St. Clair Exit 3/35 5 pluswood acres, a mustseel See 800 see details $215,000 367-3032 leaconlfleid/JeH. 4 unotIncome Century 2' East $149,000 881-2540 Harsenl Island 5/4 Southchannel dockage, near Old Club Sandy Augers Call 794-9515 •