Grosse Pointe News
VOL 46-No 15 Grosse POinte, MIchigan, Thursday, April 11, 1985 30 cents 40 Pages
for your informatIOn Council reverses earlier dec~ion fyi Park ends spraying for elm disease By Pat Paholsky tel' and make a recommendatIOn to The four-page report, submitted record than Grosse Pomte Park In \\ho apply the spray nor the cost of By Tom Greenwood On one !'llde was the Grosse the councIl. which It dId Api'll 1 by commiSSIOn members Carol terms of elm losses, accordmg to the eqUIpment The city has been POInte Park BeauhfIcatlOn Com. At the tIme, the BedutlfIcdtJon Ward and Jerome Abbs, Cited 13m- the report City offiCial!>then con- spraymg for at least 25" years, ac- ml!'lSIOn recommendmg that the CommlS~lOn concluded "We have stdnces of expenences With the dls- cluded that the benefits denved cordIng to NuntlO Ortl:.l. clerk- Criuu: up-Kelly down city dlscontmue sprayIng for Dutch found no hard eVidence that the ea~e by other cItIes and testlmonv from the spraymg program wel e controller Well, It looks like State elm disease On the other Side was sprayIng program In the Park ha~ from experts to support their rec- not suffiCIent to \\arrant the ex- The BeautificatIOn CommISSion Senator John Kell) IS SIngIn' a pldnt pathologIst urgmg the Clt) been successful or even margmally ommendatIOn pense recommended "If we are to do our the blues to contmue thE.'tree-sprayIng pro- effective m controllIng elm Elmhurst. III , which abandoned The Elmhurst example IS often best to pre~erve our elms, we John, wile Michelle, and the gram And In the mIddle was the Jo'>ses Sprd) mg In HJ7Y, has a better track CHeri1)eCdU~eL!JC CJ!Y,lIed'dly pop- ~IJUUJU IIIl>L <.JeVOLe QUI <.JOlJar~ to two younger Kellys were 111 city councl! which convened at a ulated w:th elms, began keepmg the ImplementatIOn of a carefully downtown Detroit last week speCial meetIng AprIl 1 for the ex- comprehenSive records of ItS 10~!'les planned and Implemented SanIta- when some unregistered voter press purpose of dlscu!'lsmg the to Dutch elm dlsea:.e Since 1957 tIOn/monItorIng program to m took off with the family's 1984 matter Grosse POInte Park has budgeted clude at least the follOWing a> Use BUIck Century, whICh they had By a slIm margm - .3-2 - the $16,000 thiS year for methoxychlor, of outSide contractors to mom tor, purchased one year ago to the councIl agreed to do both Spray the chemICal used III the spraymg prune and promptly remove trees day thiS year and then discontInue the program The amount does not In- b) FInes for the storage of any elm Parked JU!'ltoff Jefferson m program next year m fdvor of other clude labor costs for city workers (Contin ued on Page 15A) Bncktown, the thieves struck methods of control whIle the enhre famIly was That was Apnl 1 flmshmg up some homework m When the councIl met for Its reg- .John's offIce Taken along with ular meetmg one week later, Apnl 8, members voted to reconSider the License meeting the car were a box of Huggies, a , stroller, two mfant car seats and deCISIOn Another vote was taken " two-year-old Ryan Mae's and this' tIme, the deCISIOn to "blankle " discontInue !'lpraymg ImmedIately "What's really kInd of dis- narrowly passed 4-3 turnout iJ; light heartenIng IS that we're trymg Nobody changed posItIons The hard to teach Ryan Mae to be votmg was conSistent, except that By Mike Andrzejczyk tor control It can also deCide who good to people," said Michelle two councIl members who were not The only thunder and IIghtmng at IS served and ensure that those "We first went to Mass at St at the speCial meetmg added their Thursday night's board of direc- under age do not receive drInks Mary's and outside the church votes to the mInonty and made It a tors meelmg about the War Mem- other groups may obtaIn tem- an old man came up and asked maJonty orial's Class C lIquor lIcense ap- porary permits The center, al- us for money He said he was CouncIl members Mark Valente plIcatIon came from the thunder- though It IS dlspensmg the lIquor, starving, so Ryan Mae gave him and PatrICIa Forster JOIned Car- storm that whipped the area has no control over It because It her box of FIg Newtons Then a roll Evola and John Prost m seek- DespIte the weather, 35 people belongs to the group WIth the per- good deed hke that ends up be- Ing a stop to the tree spraying, attended the meeting The totalm- mit, he added mg rewarded by our car bemg while Mayor Palmer Heenan, Vel" cluded past and present members WeddIng receptIOns at the fa- stolen Talk about frustratIOn" non Ausherman and DaVid Gaskill of the board of directors of the War CIlIty are prOVided a "set-up" table The BUick, or what was left of voted to contmue the program for Memonal ASSOCiatIon, a four- by the center The host IS charged It, was recovered by the DetrOit one year member group representIng the a per-person fee for the mixers, pollce last Tuesday on the 1-75 The matter, whICh was discussed main opposItIon to the lIcense, which are ~upervlsed by the center servICe dnve near LIvernOIS for nearly three hours Apnl 1 and Farms city offiCIals and a handful staff The only thmg left was the sheet more than one hour Apnl 8, came of reSidents When clOSing tIme comes. a host metal on the car. the seats and up agam followmg a request by the Photo by Tom GreenwOOd The audience spent close to an IS responSible for removmg left- the engme They even took off BeautIfIcatIOn Commission to ap- The elm tree population, once the pride of cities throughout the hour grillIng aSSOCIatIon offIcers over lIquor and can take It out of prove a spnng tree plantIng the taillIghts. accordmg to Mrs United States, has been nearly decimated by Dutch elm disease. A about the need for the lIcense and the bUlldmg at that time, Weber Kelly The request had been tabled last said Bottles may end up In the much.debated issue in the Park over the past two weeks has been its poSSible detnmental effect on "The -car was also fIlled with month when the commiSSIOn was the commumty front seats of cars, he added fast food wrappers. so It looks given the responSibilIty of re- whether or not to continue spraying for the disease. The Beautifica- With the Ilcense. no Ilquor could tion Commission recommended that the program be discontinued in ASSOCIatIOn offlcer~ reiterated hke they were m It a while," she searching the negatIve and posItIve their stand that the license WIll be brought on the premises, asso- saId "The car seats were also aspects of spraymg for Dutch elm favor of other methods of control. Shown above are two members give the center more control over ciatIOn offIcers said An\' that was taken I at least hope they mIght disease The commiSSIOn was of the commission 10 front of a stand of elms, Carol Ward and Jerry the use of lIquor at the faCIlIty carned In could be confi~cated In save some chlld's hfe given one month to study the mat- Abbs. Those opposed told the dIrectors addItion. the center \\ ould only "I Just wish we could get that better admllllstratlOn of the serve Ilquor \"Ilh food ~o that \\ hen Ryan's 'blankle' back She real- faclhty would ehmmate many of the kitchen closed, ~el'\' Ice \\ auld ly misses It " the current problems end, l\)ey ~~, Four file for-~Juneelection The center's executive director, Warnillg Mark Weber, said the aSSOCIatIOn By Mike Andrzejczyk ThiS IS Anderson's second at- • Carol Marr. A former middle On the very seriOUS SIde, the tempt at the school board He plac- school teacher and mother of two, deCided to again seek a license In Thf're's gOing to be one new face December 1982 The future plann- MIchigan SherIff's AssociatIOn ed Sixth of 11candidates 10 1979 In Mrs Marr and her husband WIl- on the school board thiS year mg commIttee began a review of IS reporting that LSD-permeat- Catherme BrIerly's deCISIOn not announcing hiS candidacy. Ander- liam are Farms reSidents ed shckers shaped hke blue son saId .. I Intend to run a posItive Mrs Marl' served on a child care state law to see which type of lI- to seek re-election leaves four can- cense would best SUit the faCIlIty's "tattoo" stars, or square ones mdependent campaign which Will board for two years, gaIning exper- didates seekmg the two four-year needs WIth favonte children's char- Ience In matters such as budgets terms of offICe address the educatIOnal Issues The center determIned It dldn', acters, have been Circulating III Candidates have until today to Within our commumty I beheve She also served on the Early the west MIChIgan area the time has come for all factIons ChIld Study CommIttee for the fit any of the lIcense categorIes ex- accept nomInatIon. The nomInat- cept for the Class C and dIscussed The tattoo, called "Blue wlthm our commumty to work to- school district, whose report paved mg petItIOns Will be taken to the matter With ItS legal adVisers, Slar," IS a small sheet of white gether to preserve and Improve the way for the development of the mumclpal city clerks for VerIfICa- who said the center could Impose paper containIng blue stars the what can only be conSidered one of all-day kindergarten program She tIOn of the signatures regulations more stnct than state SIze of a penCIl eraser Each star Grosse Pomte's fmest InstitutIOns IS also a member of the Grosse Those who filed nom matIng petI- law IS Impregnated With LSD and POinte Chapter of the Michigan tIons before the 4 p m deadlme - its publIc educatIOn system" The associatIon has proceeded can be removed from the paper ASSOCiatIonof Children With Learn- Monday were Anderson :.aId he deCided to run slowly In seekmg the lIcense so It and placed In the mouth, says because he has "a genu me mterest Ing DisabIlities Mark Weber • Carl D. Anderson. Anderson, can keep the commumty Involved the associatIon The drug can m education" He added he can ThiS IS her first attempt at elec- 43, and hiS Wife Judy are parents of In the process. Weber said If It tIghtened Its current rules. also be absorbed through the bring "a pOSItive, Independent tion to the school board, Mrs Marl' two children attendmg Grosse Once the audience warmed up, It the center would lose ItS sense of skm, Simply by handlmg the said, addmg she was prompted to POInte schools They have been vOIce to the school board" asked the directors pOinted ques- commumty, associatIOn members stars seek nominatIOn because of her in- Woods reSidents for 17 years • Dr. Emest Buechler. Buechler tIons about the pOS,>lbllItyof hquor saId Ehmmating brown-bagging The paper tabs With children's An active volunteer In schools, he IS seekIng hiS second term on the terest and background m educa- characters look hke postage sold for a profit, how the center that occurs at concerts, the least has served on the PTO boards of board of education PrInCipal of tIOn would respond to pressure to serve controlled slluatlOn, could only be stamps m size and come five Wayne Elementary School on De- As a person who retired from Ferry and Parcells and IS cur- hquor, whether the availabilIty of done by searchmg the audIence, one-inch stamps to a page, trOIt's east Side, Buechler current- teachIng to begin a family, Mrs rently a member of the North Par- lIquor would mean more use of the other aSSOCiatIOnmembers said packaged m red cardboard With Marr SaId she can represent young ents' Club Board ly serves as board secretary center and how the faCility would To pay for the lIquor, the associa- a picture of Mlckej Mouse on mothers of the commumty "The Anderson has also served on the A Woods resident, Buechler was store, serve and recoup the cost of tIOn would have to mark up the the box board needs a balance and should Governor's EducatIOn Summit one of the trustees who beat off an lIquor pnce to pay for Its employee and The tabs are bnghtly colored reflect all segments of the com- Task Force and the Grosse POInte attempted recall last year after the "WIth the lIcense, you'll have a storage overhead Any profit made With pictures of Superman. Excess Space CommIttee He was board deCided to close Barnes mumty," she added Mickey Mouse and other Disney good deal more pressure to serve on the sale would be taxable m- active In CItIzens Against Recall Elementary School Mrs Marl' said she Just started (lIquor) more often," Charles Par- come, accordmg to attorney John characters, plus other favonte Effort and ISa reCipient of the Out- Buechler could not be reached her t\\ a chJ!dren, aged five and Images lIke butterflIes, clowns cells said. "I foresee that the num- Rickel, a former member at the standing Volunteer Award for comment on hIS re-electIOn bid seven, In the system She added associatIon board While there and so on, report the shenffs that '>he has an interest and In- ber of functIons will mcrease " Weber saId groups are screened would be some mark-up, the pnce PolIce are afraid the stick- volvement With educatIon ers may fInd their way mto the and booked months m advance of a drInk served With dmner at the Mrs Marl' said the time has center \,,'ould probably be less than hands of children. who eIther Trustee calls it quits come for some new faces on the The faCIlIty IS operatmg near ca- may handle them or "tattoo" pacIty now and can't accommodate at restaurants smce the center board of educatIon to add a httle would add no profit, he added each other for fun By :\Iike Andf7ejcl) k meetmg. Mrs Bnerly Said :.he new blood to the system any more groups. he added Paul Marco, part of the gloup Monahan said the aSSOCiatIOn Anyone With mformatlOn Saymg SIX years on the board made her deCISIOn after "much • C) nthia Pangborn. Mrs Pang- present representmg the Com- would continue to meet WIth those about these stIckers or about the was enough, trustee CatherIne thought and diSCUSSIOnWith my born said next year she Will have frIends I found my SIXyears of :.er- mIttee In OpposItIon to a Class C OppOSIng the hcense request to creeps who produce them, Brierly "aid Monday mght she Will one child at each level In the dls- PublIc Liquor License for \\ a I' seek some middle ground Marco should call the local law en- not seek re-electIOn to the Board of vice to the communIty to be re- tnct - elementary, middle and wardIng and challengIng and I am MemOrIal ASSOCIatIon.said the of- said the committee was wllImg to forcement agency EducatIOn III .June high school grateful to the commumty for Its fIcers arguments pomted to \~edk listen to the aSSOCiatIOn's pro- T\\o four-)ear term~ an' hemg A Farms reSident and actIVe sought hy four candldate~ support" administratIOn posals Tax attack Contacted Monday afternoon Kerby parent, Mrs Pangborn IS a There are three other appllcant~ In a statement rpcld ,Jt the "PC'CIdl lifelong reSIdent of the area and a Well. here's some good news after the fJlmg deadlIne for candl' be'>ldes the War Ml:'morIal for the for those of you S\\ea tlng bullets dates, Mrs Brierly said she felt she product of local schools She ISalso thrt>e licenses the Farms could stilI a graduate of Northwood InstItute trymg to complete your tax re- was ready to step do\\ n from the Issue thiS year, accordIng to Farm~ "My biggest qualIfication for the turns at thiS late date board seat She added she was only Pollce ChIef Robert Ferber The leaVIng the board and would reo pOSItIOnIS the amount of volunteer clty's hcense allotment Will be cut The VIllage Post OffIce locat- work I have done In the system, , ed m the rear of the Grosse main an actIve volunteer In the "ys. to seven next year The cIty may tern Mrs Pangborn saId Her credits in- now Issue eIght Class C licenses Pomte Book 'lIliage. 16817 Ker- clude service on the Kerby PTO cheval. will remam open tl1 9 The last tv.0 years of servIce When Farms COIJncllman .Joseph n m M"nrl",' Anr,l I; fnr Ihno(> hilV(> been nartlcularh difficult board, Health EducatIon CounCil Fromm asked v.hy the center s re of us f;~e-t~~;ngrou~ -offer-m'g~ .:\1rs BrIerly'sald Because of the board and chaperomng at dances quest should get precedence over t~ and sportIng events Active In St the IRS changmg admInistratIOn, the other apphcants, Rickel said the James Lutheran Church, Mrs. The heat ISon - thanks and a board has been reqUIred to become councIl, III plannmg for the city'" Pangborn was also a volunteer for tIp of the hat to Glenn Frye much more active In the runnIng of future, should see the War Mem. the distrIct than normally neces OperatIOn LINC onal as a strong a<;set to the com. sary, she added ThIS lS her fIrst aUempt at the mumty The strength of the center "The last year has been lIke two school board, Mrs Pangborn said, can heneflt the Farms. he added years rolled Into one," she added addlllg she was prompted to run Paul Marco Weber saId the meetmg allowed Inside 'The board has put In a lot of extra because "there have been so '>ome reSidents to vOIce their con- BUSiness ')A tIme" many rumors In the last couple of "I'm not Impressed because cerns about the license requ('st Cable 2A In the SIXJears she has served on years and so lIttle accurate mfor- you're descrIbmg a management Although the meetmg was meant ClaSSifIed 4(' I the board, Mrs BrIerly has partic- matlon I felt the best way to get problem here." Marco saId for tho:.e who were opposed or Events 14A Ipated In the hirIng of t\\lOsuperm- that mformatlOn was to become a Other members of the audIence undeCIded about the matter, there Feature 12B tendents and has worked \\11thfour member of the school board said the War Memonal should con- was some support from the au- Real Estate 78 dlfferent adm InlstrallOf'l heads to "The board's Job IS education Sider tIghtemng Its rules before It dience. he added Letters 6. 71\ date and they should accomplIsh that In asks for the hcense The center's request ISstili pend- Obituaries C),\ ( "When I first JOIned the board, a way that's finanCIally responsI- Weber said the center ha!'l four Ing for a hearmg before the coun- Society 16B Larry Harwood gave me a booklet ble to the commumty I don't thmk SituatIOns under which lIquor IS Cil, WebEor:.ald The War Memonal 1. 2, 1(' '~, the board has done that," she served In one case, It holds a tem- Sports on boardman,>hlp In It, It said the Catherine Brierly would lIke to present Its case soon, (Continut>d on Pagt> 151\) added porary license, and IS responSible he added
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Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1985 Grosse What's on Cable ~ointe News A list or program!> this week on Grosse Pointe Cable Cottage Hospital (USPS 220-e00) Thursday. April 11 PIoIbIIIhed ewry Thu ... y • 5 P m "The Job Show" - from the MIChigan Employment Security B) Anteebo Publishers CommissIOn (6) invites you to 99 Kerche\'al Avenue • 5 30 P m - Cable Sports SpeCial - "GIrls AIl.Star Basketball" Watch Grosse Pointe. MI 48236 the best prep stars as East meets West (6) Phone 882.6900 .7 pm - "Pomters with Prost" - John Prost talks with Paul Mumma Second Clau Poslage palQ al and Kevm Granger of the Grosse Pomte Exchange Club about ~-~------,I FRESH CUT I DeVClII MlCh.gan their Crlme preventIon program with speCial guest Randall Look ~~.$15pe1'ye&r Cam of the Grosse Pomte Park Police Department (1)) "'" mU $17 0111-<'1..... 1. 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""'0 '1 Mast~r(ard 882-8970 Visa 115-2261 l """"-----~--- .. 4 Thursday, April 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.A EPA plans inspection of schools By Mike Andrzejczyk "I'm confIdent the dlstnct IS 10 "Theoretically, It only takes one cancer or lung disease if mhaled and The EnVIronmental ProtectIOn compliance With federal regula- fIber (to cause cancer) but realis- shorter fibers are beheved to cause Agency WIll send an mspector to the hons," ASSistant Director of Support tically, you have to remember It'S a a variety of skin adments ____ ,Meet _ Grosse POlllte pubhc school district Services and Personnel DaVid Kmg naturdl substance we have all been Asbestos can become friable, or m early May to check the system's saId The dlstnct has carned out exposed to and we all aren't dymg brittle Friable asbestos can be comphance With federal asbestos testing and abatement \\ ork of lung cancer," he added crumbled with hand pressure and William x. Ki~nzle regula tlOns. throughout the dl~tl'lct III the IdSt School offiCIals say they have re- the fibers become airborne author of Sudden Death ~ ~ The scheduled InspectIOn comes two years, he added moved or repaired the trouble spots In January, the EPA made a vad- ~'-.,. after a group of reSidents complam- The group has a!>ked the EPA to pOInted out In the 1983 bUilding able $45 mllhon for asbestos re- ed to the EPA, alIegmg the dlstnct mspect the dlstnct's schools be- !>urvey In additIOn, an annual In- moval Michigan will receive about Grosse Pointe 'f.i'" was not m comphance WIth federal cause It questIOns the testlllg re~u1ts !>pectlOn of all bUIldIngs IS done and $250,000 under the program this Book Village "~ gUIdelInes and hasn't Identified all and the completIOn of repall's by the maintenance personnel at all bulld- year Grosse POinte didn't apply for 16837 Kercheval sources of asbestos 10 local schools dlstnct Mrs Pangborn said There Ings are to check the conditIOns of funds because they are being allo- Certam types of asbestos are be- IS also some questIOn whether the a!>be~to!>-contamIng ~ub~tances and cated to the most needy dlstncts Saturday, April 13 heved to cause cancer and other 111- dlstnct has met the postmg reqUIre- report ch,wges to the SUppOIt !>er- first, King said ne!>ses Debate continues over the ment set by the EPA, ~he added vices depal tment Two removal projects at BrownelI 12:00-1:00 danger!> of asbestos contamed In An IOspector will revIew the The dl~tllct needs to develop a for- and North cost the district more pipe wrappmgs and msulatlOn In records of a survey and te!>tmg mal plan of actlon to deal WIth mam- than $100,000 FulI removal ot all bUlldmgs results conducted bv the dlstnct and tenance, repair and l'emoval of asbestos-containIng materIals could The EP A In 1982 published rules choose at random a bulldmg to en a!>be!>to!>~ubstances from bUlldmgs, cost the dlstnct hundreds of thou- on how school !>ystems should go sure all sources of asbestos are Iden- Mrs Pangborn !>ald Other dlstncts sands and perhaps mllhons of dol- about Identlfymg matenals m their tifIed, accord 109 to a representative In the state have InstItuted such pro lars, he added bUlldmgs that may contam asbestos of the EPA's Chicago olflce The gram!>, she added There ISalso eVidence that remov- "'1(1 not,fy"'g t15ers of Its presencE' aeen!.'v nol''' not nl'l'form ,t" own <;:rr.nol 01£1('1 R1" "Ry tlw~ "l rl' kpl'p- Ing non-frIable asbesto!>-contalnIng The EP A has warned or hned 25 dis- testmg but can reqUire the school Ing on top of the problem Work was matenal for a bulldIng can cause tncts m the state for not complymg dlstnct, at ItS own expense, to per- recently done at Kerby School, problems, King said WIth ItS regulahons form testmg If nece!>!>ary, the where removal of pipe IOsulatlon Gov James Blanchard has asked School offiCials say they have spokesman said contdlOlOg asbestos wa~ done from the EPA to make $14 mllhon avaJ1- comphed With the regulations by Because ItS tOXICIty rcmdlll'> In the crawl !>pace under the buddIng able to help state schools remove conductIng a survey of each of the questIOn, the agency can only re Testmg of all' samples lor airborne asbestos The Legislature IS also dlstnct's 16 bUIldings, performmg qUire that school user!> be warned a "be!>tos fibers l~ aho beIng done as working on a three-bill package that all' tests where necessary and hav- that asbestos ISpresent III bUlldmgs, part of the !>Jstem'~ mOnitorIng pro Will permit the state's bondmg 109 copies of results at each school the spokesman saId cess authontv to back school dlstnct A member of the group of parents The OccupatIOnal Safety and BeSide!> settmg up a maIntenance bonds Issued to raise money for clnd reSidents that complamed to the Health AdmmlstratlOn has set a cur- program, the dlstnct should also asbestos removal and energy con- EPA about the local dlstnct said she rent exposure standard of two hbers conSider estabhshmg a fund to cover servatIOn projects hopes thiS wlll push the dlstnct to per cubiC cenhmeter of alr for the costs of pOSSible htlgatlOn In BeSides removal, dlstncts can en- GROSSE develop a plan of acl10n for the workers In IOdustry asbesto~-rela ted matters, I\Jr!> close or encapsulate asbestos-con- POINTE maIntenance, mspectlon and re- Federal regulatIOns reqUire each Pangborn said tammg materIals Enclosure ll1- Boo~V111ra c moval of asbestos school have available a report of Asbestos was Widely used as a volved putting a physICal barner asbestos-contammg matenals In the flre- and sound-proofIng matenal It over the asbestos-contaIning mate- O ThiS ISan Issue that's hot," Cmdy Pangborn Said "Parents are aware bUild 109 and that employees and has been found 10 cellmg panels, nal, such as a false ceiling or pipe 16837 Kercheval in the Vii/age 885 ...0244 of It now where they weren't school-users be nohfIed of the pi e- pipe wraps and all' ducts 10 local sheath EncapsulatIOn IS usmg a before" sence of asbestos In the bUIlding schools gauze and paste put over the l\1r~ Pangborn IS one of four can- No "safe" levels have been set by Asbestos IS a naturally occurring asbestos-contaInIng matenals to didates for school board this June the EPA, the spokesman sald substance The fibers may cause bind the fIbers tighter together THE WAYLITE BLAZER f Common household liquids " Hand Tailored attract, afflict children For The Man • aspJrln or Tylenol which has usual- By Hal"fiet Nolan ly been put wlthm reach of the In proclalmmg NatIOnal POlson child" I/Ie /11(//1 1111()/I em, }/lle PreventIOn Week recently, presi- Prevention IS best, advises dent Ronald Reagan noted that Leonard Ptak, director of Bon (11/1/1111 1/11" dOPI 1101 IU/I PI 100,000 children under the age of Secours Pharmacy and Health 1111 ,I({II{/(/I(/' III I/W/"UP(II ({wi /Je I 5 are aCCIdently pOIsoned m the ServICes located m the Family liJOUltllI home each year PractIce BUIlding 10 St Clair II I J ee)}WI/ t- lOll I(///(JI "We see about fIve cases a week, Shores. r/Jell Ilg'" II Plghl bl({ZPI I usually involVing kIds under four "Never take medIcation m front /lllh ({/I till! /lIle I'(/I/{/ years old," says Rosemary Robak, of chIldren because they might try /I (Ii /:111(/I/,hl/1 ({\ III till'/) R N , at St John Hospital to emulate you," he warns "And 'III{\ I iJ(, '(/JIll! qlwlJl\ As the hospItal's emergency never call medlcme candy" room nurse, she notes that most of He recommends that parents IIW(/" '1IIL(' J HH"i the problems occur when kids routmely clean out cabmets of old drmk detergents and soaps that and unusued medlcme dlsposmg of \(// I hili" ~I (.) Ull!lpl have been transferred from their It m the tOIlet or takmg It to theIr JI/l/l=e (/)/(1 '/:111/)('1 /J{lIe {o orlgmal contamers mto pop bottles local pharmaCist for disposal /"/i "II til" 'I" IIlg (111<1'Iilil \ ,JU,1 " OU,,"I' 1 and other contamers He suggests famIlIes keep a one- "Kids don't know the dIffer- ounce contamer of syrup ot Ipecac " S.N5 ence," she says. "Some of the on hand 10 case of accidental younger ones don't have very good poisoning. While larger doses re- quire a prescriptIon, thIS small size can be bought over the counter ~ Dependmg upon what was m- ~i gested, the syrup can be used to m- . POisonrfl~ duce vomltmg In about three ~ Prevention mmutes after takmg It, accordmg Pho,o by Ed Ac< 0" to ptak Farmer Webster of Upland Hills Farm will bring back the country to Most of the area's pOIson cases the War Memorial again this year, Sunday, April 14, from noon to 4 are referred to Children's Hospital p.m. This photo was taken when he visited last year. of MIchIgan, whIch smce 1958 has taste buds and even drmk lighter been deSIgnated as the "core unit" flUId and naIl pohsh remover for the metropohtan area "KIds also take the pills out of Mrs Robak says that parents who Farm to come to War Memorial grandma's purse," she adds "And call the POlson Control Center are There Isn't always tIme to brmg several first-rate movies that deal they hke the taste of cough usually questIOned, given mstruc- r.-I I{( HI \ AI .\ I <,1 CI.\II{. GRO.,.,E POJ~TI: kids to the country, so the War With ammals Food and refresh- medicine and hqUld Tylenol" tlOns for treatment or told to brmg ()/IL II 11>111,dm J I ellllll!' iii ') IH) Memonal w1l1 brmg a htUe bit of ments Will also be available at a VitamIns can cause a lot of prob- their chlld to the hospItal nomInal cost lems for children when taken by country to the city Sunday, April 882-8970 14, when Farmer Webster of Up- Weather permlttmg, the event, aCCident, accordmg to Mrs Robak, Southeastern High land HlIls Farm presents "Baby Ideal for the 2- to 8-year-old age espeCially those With Iron smce It'S Ammal Day" group, w1l1 be held outdoors, so retamed m the body and can cause plans 55th reunion patrons are adVised to dress ~c- gastntls and IrntatlOn of the HIS menagene Will be on display cordingly Parents and grand- stomach linIng and mtestine and The Southeastern High School from noon to 4 pm, and will in- parents are urged to bnng their can result m bleedmg and shock Class of 1930 IS plannmg a 55th an- clude demonstratIOns In sheanng cameras ror thiS speCial event Donna I\hcallef, R N., emergen- mversary party for June 8 at the sheep, mllkmg a cow, and spmmng Tickets are hmlted, and advdnce cy room supervisor at Bon Secours DetrOIt Yacht Club Graduates of save 20% and weaving The cost IS $2 50 per resprvatlons are strongly recom- Hospital, says about four cases a classes from 1927 through 1932 are person and mcIudes, In additIOn to mended For additional mforma- month are treated there inVited to attend For informatIOn, SllVERPLATING SERVICE the demonstratIOns, the showmg of tlOn, call 881-7511 "Most mvolve chlldren 'Nho take call 821 1952 or 772-9153 GROSSE POINTE Christian CENTER CHINA TOUR Science FOR INDIVIDUAL AND FAMilY 23 DAYS Lecture THERAPY including HONG KONG by Wilham S Stay of Capetown, atthelow$3 250 00 South Afnc. cost of , ..' July 2nd to 24th • Leaves directly from Detroit "God's Gift to Man - Northwest Orient Airlines Freedom" • 18 Days in mainland China visiting such places as Friday, April 12, 8 p.m. 63 Kercheval Shanghai • Beijing • Xian • Grosse POinte Farms The Great Wall & much First Church of Christ, more Make your heirloom tea set shine like It did at Scientist 886.8520 grandmother's wedding. Restore the beauty of • 2 days in Hong Kong 26333 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores Approved By faVOrite flatware and precIous antiques. Bul do It now Malor Health Insurers • First class hotels Ch lid care Free park",g at sale prices Each piece Is heavily sllverplated by our Silversmiths We offer expert repair service, 100, • All meals in China (not in from removlllg dents and fiXing knobs fo soldering Hong Kong) I COUPON I handles Sale ends April 30 Hudson's Repair Cenler . • Sight-seeing with English .------~ Northland, Eastland, Westland. Southland, Oakland speaking guides and Summit Place • Chinese visa & processing 1$3000FFI fee included 4hieldl I ANY LARGE PIZZA I FOR FURTHER INFORMATION BAR Co I WIth Coupon Only - 4-18-85 I CALL hudson's PltttRlA GIANT------WIDE.SCREEN lV. - VIDEO GAMES BARB MOORE 18696 Mack Avenue • 885-9040 McCER TRAVEL AGENCY. INC. 881.4018 TRAVEL CONSULTANT 892.8760 Open Monday-Satur'::':ay' 11 a m .2 am, Sunday 1 pm .mldnlght .,1 Page Four.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1985 Nosey K-9s upgrade airport security head. "Plus we both really love am. By Tom Greenwood mals. As you can see, both dogs are Airline security at Metropolitan very alert and fnendly. They're not Airport has gone to the dogs lately protection dogs, which are tramed - and everyone Involved is happy to attack and defend on command With the situation. Our dogs are friendly and polite. The dogs responsible are Baba, a "When we walk through the air- two-year-old German shepherd, and port, they attract all kmds of kids, Bronzee, a three-year-old black and adults, too They're very affec- labrador, who make up one-half of tionate ammals." the airport's first on-site bomb Before the ammals were acqUired squad by the sheriff's department, offIcials Baba and Brollzee's respective would rely on outside agencies for huwan partners are Wayne County bomb- or dope-smffmg dogs when- Shenffs Sally Wnght, With 11years ever they were needed on the Job, and Bruce Preston, a "That wasted a lot of time and 13-year veteran of the force monev," McNamee said "Now the Ms Wnght and Preston both dogs are available all the time and volunteered to establIsh the air- at hmlted expense. We'll soon be ac- Golf outing prize port's flTSt permanently situated quiring new vans for the bomb bomb squad, after undergomg a On behalf 01 Metro Detroit Cadillac Dealers, Chuck Crissman, presi- squad, which will be converted ngorous three-month tramlOg ses- mostly for the comfort of the am. dent, at the left, presented the keys for a 1985 Cimarron to Shores sIOn With their canme partners at resident Michael Marontate, president of the Variety Club of Detroit. mals They'll be screened and have Lackland All' Force Base m San An- good ventilation, because our dogs The car will be a crize at Variety's annual Qolf outlnQ June 18. Priced tonio Texas may be required to sta) in them for at $10, tickets will serve as a fundralser for the benefit of Variety's Although the teams work stan- hours at a time" children's charities that Include the Variety Club Electronic Limb dard shifts, they're on call 24 hours Once a week the dogs are given a Research Center, which supplies bionic hands at the Detroit Institute a day, seven days a week, accord- traimng exercise, m which their for Children, Children's Hospital and other children's charities. For Ing to Lt. Graham McNamee, of- handlers Will hide various explOSive- more Information, call Barbara Moretsky, executive director of the hcer m charge of the speCial K-9 scented objects throughout the air- umt club, at 259.7400. port for detectIOn Photo by Tom Greenwood "The dogs were selected for us "It can be anywhere," Ms Wnght down In Texas by the Department of Wayne County Deputy Sheriffs Sally Wright with Saba, and Bruce I said "In the concourses, on an air- Preston with Bronzee. ~~'::: Thur the library next week Defense," Wnght said "There, we liner, a rest room, anyplace at all learned the dogs' charactenstlcs where the public IS allowed Even- ResIdents are invited to make a a demonstration of the use of the and learned to recognIze when variety of explOSives the dogs can port and 31rllnes Just to be on the special trip to the lIbrary durmg Dow/Jones data bank VIsItors Will tually our ammals WIll explore recogmze, was hidden in one of SIX safe SIde they've really found explosives and every place Metro has to offer The National LIbrary Week, AprIl 14-20 also be able to view proclamatIOns when they're just goofing off suitcases Smgly the dogs were "It keeps the animals' endurance Co-sponsored by the Friends of the received In honor of NatIOnal LI- exercises help keep them sharp." brought mto the room and allowed up and It'S Just generally a good There's a definIte change in their The keen sensitivity of the am- Grosse Pointe PublIc Library and brary Week from the five Grosse personalIties when they've found to sniff the contamers. Each found Idea," McNamee said. "We try and the public library staff, the follow- Pomte may(\"<,: Tours start In the mals is amazing During the inter- the correct sUItcase wlthm a minute think like a bomber, so we check the somethmg. Ordmanly they're all view, Baba, the German shepherd mg speCIal events are planned' ExhibitIOn .'oom' over the place, but when It'S serious, and were duly rewarded. airport, vehicles, and concourse, Free tours of the Central LIbrary Refreshments wul be furmshed sat quivering near a large trash con- luggage and aIrplanes The dogs can they become very alert and tense. tainer looking anxIOusly at Deputy "Baba IS rewarded with a small faclhty will be given Monday, Apnl by the Friencls of the Library dur- Almost nervous They'll sit near an check out an entire airplane III a 15at 7 pm, Tuesday, Apnl16 at 2 mg Central's tours and at an open Wnght. rubber ball that he loves to chase," very short time Much shorter than object ana not move until they're Preston said. "Bronzee here ISfood- pm, and Wednesday, April 17 at house at Park Branch on Monday, "He's letting me know there's It would take humans to do It And ordered to You can see the rewarded I give her a small piece of lOam Apn115, from 12.30 to 3 p.m and at something 10 there," she said more thoroughly, too " change" doggie candy. She loves It, but we Tours Will be conducted by 11- Woods Branch on Thursday, Apnl Both dogs live at home with their "Earlier I was handlIng some ex- Both Ms. Wright and Preston br,lfIans and Will mclude pubhc as 18, from 12'30 to 3 p m. plosives and wore rubber gloves I keep her Just a little bit hungry to agree they made the nght chOice handlers, m order to strengthen the keep her sharp" well as behind-the-scenes areas Fun time for school-age children bonds of trust and loyalty threw them in there. He can smell when they volunteered for the K-9 Some local library history, and a will be on Saturday, April 20 when "Sally and I both volunteered for them at the bottom of all that trash The traimng day for the dogs and squad The work IS Important, ex- slide presentation about the cur- Marjorie Brown and the Storytell- this assignment once the position And this isn't even a traimng exer. their handlers are eight hours long, citmg and rewardmg rent mner workings of lIbrary op. ers perform at 1 pm at Park was posted, because we thought it clse" enough to exhaust both ammals and On top of that, how many cops can eratlOns WIll be featured Branch Library and at 3 pm at would be pretty mterestmg duty," For one of the day's exerCIses, humans. Other days the teams con- say their partners sleep at the foot Part of the tour Will be devoted to Woods Branch Preston said, pattmg Bronzee on the paper scented with one of a large duct random patrols through the alr- of their bed every mght? Announcing Edgewood Clinic Now Accepting New Patients All Insurance Accepted walk-in & minor emergencies seen without appointment 22790 Harper S. of 9 Mile S.C.S. Hours 8 a m-lO p m M.F 10 a m-4 pm S 445.3070 STROKE PROGRAM ~;:;+ The Patient Education Center of Samt John Hospital~ ':)d Will present guest lecturers, Dr. Joseph Grady, Chief, ~ Department of Surgery, Dr. Salvador Gonzales, Neurologist and Dr. Maynard Buszek, Rehabilitation Medicine speaking on the prevention, diagnosis and rehabilitation of the conditIOn of stroke. This community program will be most helpful to those who want to dlmmish their nsk of stroke, those who have suffered a stroke, and especially family members who wio;h to gain more understanding of thiS - devastatmg disease. The physicians will present informatIOn on the \'varnmg signs of stroke, invasive and non-mvaslve techmques to diagnose stroke, laboratory work-ups, EEG test!>, o;urglcal risks and recovery process. The program will be held Thursday, April 25, 1985 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. m the hospital auditonum. Registration is necessary and a $2.00 fee l~ charged. To register, please call: Patient Education Center, 343-3870. I Two-Year Bonus I VALUE PRICED LAPIS Rate certificate ! ThiStwo-year ronus Rate onruol merest for the first month (31 days) Certificate offers high I money market Interest ratesforthe entire term of the certificate plus a 1D% bonus Interestrote fort~e O'"1nJOI In'erest fa the remaining firstmonth ,I 23 months i Minimum deposit: $500 I Interest compounded L__~__ quarterly IfretOined Int~e account Lapis beads are interspersed with 14k ~old to form adramatic 32 necklace ($285) (' JI-- ," .... r 4 r-, to ( • r (r • I f r l~ ~ ~/ 'I-- (1 (, '/1 (rr ('t1 t ('0'':: ) Jf ' and matchtng bracelet ($85) ..,:5,,, STANDARD ...... FEDERAL CHARlES W. WARREN 2401 W Big Beaver, Troy MI 48084 J}\\} I t k"'~I'( fl. (313) 6439600 "I)\nR"'~ r ,,..,, I Iii 'II 01 t.s.."JI,\,jl \\~ ...II,,"J) fHU.,k\\OO(> ''''''''.''Ill. fJdkl-\'\1 I\HI\~(lO\"~ i)'~I"'\,/) l W "'VI~" S,l\lf"( .rdot 'lOrt""'t'k onlf" -'mc'r t ((1.«4«:: .. ( ( ( 4' < ( 4 i $ £ - £ Thursday, Apnl 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A ------Business Shirley 8. Monjlan, ot the VilLAGE. MARKET Farms, has been named fmanclal officer III NBD's Comptroller~ DI- Pointers named VISIOn 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms to NBD posts Whitman joins NatIOnal Bank 01 Detroit has Nat'l TV News appomted Frdnk ' Detroit broadcaster J err) \\ hit. J, SlIllond .., of IUdn has been named a producer on "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" the Park, as vice the staff of NatIOnal TeleViSIOn pre~ldent m Its News Inl' A former newspaper re fine b~nk operatlOn~ porter and edItor, he's been pro- wInes DAILY 8 a.m.. 7 p.m. ruvlslon Most dul'mg and hosting radIO news and PRICES IN EFFECT recently, he was talk shows on WWJ, WJR and liquor Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m •• 6 p.m. APRIL 11th, 12th & 13th , second vice pre- WXYZ slllce 1971 Whitman lives III sIdent and md- the Farms nager 01 the Se- Lewandowski named ('unties OperatIOns Group art director THE SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR SlIDonds hd~ a bachelor's degree In Seafood dccountmg and personnel manage- Lisa Le....andow!>kl, of the Shore:., GRADE A FRESH FRYING ment from the Umversltv of De- has been appomted art du ector at ~ trOIt He IS a registered secufltles Kolon, Blttker & Desmond Adver - ~, representatIve and a member at t1smg Inc m Troy She ISa graphic CHICKEN the AmerIcan Banker~ ASSOCiatIOn commumcatlOns graduate of thE $5 and the Amel'lCilll Institute of Center for Creative StudIes BREAST 98 Bankmg Announcmg Re-elected for c :\1drita S G I ob- third term as president of The De 5 LB. BAG bel has been ap trait InstItute for Children mIC) pOinted ~econd was Ehzabeth Dance. Gthel FRESH vice pI e~ldent \ " Pomters elected IIlclude Su...m USDA CHOICE - BONELESS OCEAN WHITEFISH FILLETS and mandger at O'Rourke, vice president/presI- custom bankmg dent elect, Edsel 8, Ford II, vice and commel clal president, David La\\I'ence Jr .. $2~B~ loans m Its Ea~ vice president, Joseph G Stalldart BEEF ENGLISH $1 tern MetropolI- Jr" vice president, Chal'les F. 88 tan RegIOnal G1a!>s, secretary, and Lynn Day. CUT POTROAST LB. Banking DIVI assIstant treasurer Richard Good- slOn She IS a yedr was elected and Keith E, FRESH membel of the Cram re-elected to the board of SALMON STEAKS State Bar of MichIgan, AmerIcan trustees Kelly Health Care, 10 Bankers A~socIatlOn, International cated at 100 Kercheval on the HIll, EXTRA LEAN - BONELESS AssociatIOn of Certified Fmancial announces ItS open house on Mon- Planners and \Vomen's EconomIC day, April 15, from 1 to 4 pm BUTTERFLY $5!.9 Club of DetrOIt She lives m the - Harriet Nolan Farms PORK CHOPS FRESH HALIBUT STEAK --~=- ::.~~...OUR OWN - SLICED ~rRANCH STYLE $5~.9 ~~, --;-y BACON - ~- FRESH MONK FISH FILLETS BONELESS - ROLLED PORK LOIN $3~B~ ROAST OUR OWN-MARINATED verrier tFrederick G. Ruffner Jr., president of Gate Research Co. and a Farms resident, is shown accepting the Curtis Benjamin Award from Dr. Carol Nemeyer, left, associate librarian of Congress. Ruffner's BEE'F .~ PERRIER WATER wife Mary is next to him and at the right is Elizabeth A. Geiser, vice 23 OZ. BOTTLE president of BUSiness Development at Gale. KABOBS WIth mushrooms, green peppers and Onions on a stamless Ruffner wins publishing award sleel skewer Fredenck G Ruffner Jr , pres- been available to hbranes and Ident of the Gale Research Com- others pany, was presented With the 10th Today, hIS company's lIst encom- 77~EP. Annual Curtis BenJamlll Award, at passes dozens of series and mdlv- the annual meetmg of the ASSOCIa- Idual htles conceived and created tIOn of American PublIshers held by hIm The extent to whIch he has HI-DRI recently III Palm Spnngs, CalIf he been successful IS shown not only was honored for hIS creatIve by sales, but also by the number of FRESH TOWELS achIevement m publishing maJor Gale books whIch have ap- BIG ROLL In acceptlllg the award, the peared in the American Library 88 ASSOCiatIon's annual lIst of out- MEAT LOAF Farms resident said. "It IS not one 2 LB. PAN $2 mdlvldual at Gale Research Com- standmg reference books. pany who has been creatIve, but He acknowledges the Importance STUFFED our orgam7ahon as a whole It ISon of the lIbrary world not only behalf of all those llldlviduais who through the books he publishes, but WIth his own active support III hav- collectively are called Gale, and 111 mg served as preSident of the PORK CHOPS $21L~ gratitude to them, that I accept thIS STUFFED WITH OUR OWN SAGE & ONION DRESSING honor" FrIends of the DetrOIt PublIc Li- brary and preSident of the FrIends BONELESS - STUFFED DELSEY Ruffner began hiS publlshmg ca- of the Fort Lauderdale PublIc LI- BATHROOM TISSUE reer III 1954\vlth the publicatiOn of brary He IS currently president of 4 ROLL PACK the "Encyclopedia of ASSOCIa- the CounCIl for Flonda Libranes, CHICKEN BREAST WHITt: ONLY tiOns" and has contmued to publish whICh he helped found, as well as STUFFED WITH OUR OWN SAGE & ONION DRESSING $2~~ reference publIcatiOns provldmg preSident of Friends of LIbrarIes, mformatlOn that has not preVIOusly USA 89<: KLEENEX 175 cr.. 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Page Slx-A (~Opinio~s & letters Thursday, Aprd 11, 1985 More light still needed l'he small attendance at the pubhc meeting enable the War Memorial board to exercise c.llled last week by the Grosse Pointe War greater control - or lead to less control - over Memorial board to discuss the board's applica- the intoxicating beverages distributed at the tll n for a Class C liquor license could have been center remains the essential point in dispute bJdmed on a number of factors. the electncal The opponents also fear the Issuance of the ~t"rm that evening, lack of support for the license would lead to more activities at the o"ard's posItion or lack of opposition to the center, increased consumption of liquor and bpard's application greater commercialization ot the area The Whatever the reason for the hght attendance, board and Its supporters have consistently t1lt~ Issue does not appear to be as highly charged denied such allegations, and msisted that the \\ ,th emotion, except perhaps for those who lIve control issue is the essential one. It the ImmedIate area, as orIginally believed Before the Farms Council fmally makes its {Jllor to the meeting At any rate, It was an order- recommendation to the state Liquor Control 1\ diSCUSSIOn that revIewed tne pros and cons 01 CommISSIOn, we hope these Issues can be re::.olv- the application, but did come up with an addi- ed. It ought to be possible, for example, to deter- tlUnal factor for consideration by the Farms mme whether the Farms police and other Pointe l uuncII which will have to recommend for or law enforcement offiCials have opinions as to a~~ainst the applicahon In the near future. whether the current controls are sufficient, The addihonal factor IS that the Farms will be whether they have contributed to an increase In entItled to seven Class C hcenses as of next Jan drunk driving and other law enforcement VIola- 1 that fIve already have been Issued and that tIOns in the Pointes, and whether the proposed \\ hat is being discussed is whethE'r one of the two Class C license would improve the situation. The remainmg licenses should be issued to the community still needs more light on such mat- Grosse Pointe War Memorial board. ters and so, presumably, does the Farms Coun- Whether issuance of such a license would cil. Those precinct changes By reducing the number of polhng places for By comcidence, the Grosse Pomte school sehool elections from 10 to six, the Grosse POinte board action to reduce the number of polling Board of Education will save money in the long places comes at the same time that the Michigan from our readers run, but a more Important question is whether Legislature is considering a plan to make it the change will increase or decrease the number easier to register to vote. The bill proposes mail ot people voting The June 10 election will pro- registration, limited election day regIstratiOn Vide the fIrst test of the new plan. and other changes to increase the number of Name names in drunk driving cases While the Pointes have an enviable record of deputy clerks and purge the lists of voters who To the Editor: not required to appear before a of bail then the maximum fine 101 hIgh participation In presidentIal electIOns, they have not been active in seven years. r In I'eference to your March 28 ar- judge for arraignment. He was in- con\ iction of the charge., under haven't done as well in school electIOns Even Michigan ranks 16th among the states by regis- ticle, "Wrong-way drIver leads stead required to pay $100 bond on city codes, "hlch in tlll<;ca<;('h ~IUll when there are contests and recalls, as there tering 73 percent of its voting-age populatIOn, polIce in chase," you omItted the each of the three charges of fleeing per charge. were in 1984, school elections have not attracted which is well above the national average of 68 name of the publ1c servant who and rluding, driving while under iUs. PreU) also repol.ted thJ! lilt>; half of the ehgible voters. Last year board PreSi- percent. Sponsors of the legislation contend that released thiS drrver, who was the influence of liquor and resisting driver could not be Ch.ll ged \\ Ilh dent Joan Hanpeter led the field With 7,559 votes, it could attract 200,000 or more of the 1 7 million charged with drunk driving, on a arrest, the maximum allo\\ed felon) drunken drh illg undel Iht' under city, not state, ordinances. state's three an.est rull', hl'l.lU"'P II and only 12,754 voters among the 37,000 regis- unregistered voters in the state. Currently, 58 mere $300 bond Your readers have the fight to According to the law, the police \\ as Ihe SUSpl'ct'., fir.,t dll'p"t of allY tered went to the polls million Michigan residents are registered. know the name of the judge or coutd not require a higher amount nature. ' Some observers see low participation In school Michigan voters now can register at a secre- pubhc servant who made it so easy electiOns as evidence that the people are satis- tary of state branch office, With a deputy reg- for thIS menace to re-appear on the fied with the current leadership. Others see it as istrar in their school district or with their city road Accordmg to your account, Special ed serves students reflecting low interest in the schools, especially clerk. If a person moves to another community this driver "swerved and tried to To the Editor: tinue to be one self-con tamed Ad by families not having children in the public or has not voted for 10 years, he must re-register. strike'. a polIce car that attemp- A letter pubhshed m the Apnl 4 Justed Study Program and one pro schools Still others think the light Iturnout re- Some people feel that postcard registration ted to draw abreast of him ThiS issue of the Grosse Pointe News gram Il1 \\ hich students wIll be flects the feeling by some citizens that theIr would lead to more violations of registration polIceman was trying to overtake from Mary Lelli and Suzanne Ro- mamstreamed for 50percent or Ie"" votes don't count, whether it's a national, state or laws because such a system would be difficult to him after seemg him drivmg m land expressed concern that stu- of the student day These studenb local election. control. Yet is difficult to quarrel With the m- the wrong direction on Lakeshore dents who are emotionally Im- WIll ha ve teacher/consultant sel- it Road, and compounding his errors Yet a democracy requires voting by a large tent of the proposed legislation, which is simply paired would be placed for the next vIces available whIch WIll Include by SWitching into the other lane and school year with students who are direct teaching for certam academ segment of the population to make certam that to make it easier for people to register to vote proceedmg agam m the wrong dI- an accurate cross-section of opmion IS obtained and thus encourage them to vote. learning-disabled in the Grosse ICsubjects The next step for the"e rectIOn students would be mdlred a.....,I"t "HId that deciSIOns are not being made by a Whatever happens to the proposed state legis- Pomte Pubhc School System Your lItany of the dnver's mIs- WhIle special education needs ance With a teacher/consultant and minority. It is true, however, that It hardly lation, the school board already has decided the deeds contmues WIth a report of a are predIcated upon IndiVidual Ed- fmally, mamstreamed 100 pel cent serves democracy's purpose if people go to the Pointes will vote in six precincts rather than 10 60 mph chase, "swerving right and ucatIOnal Plans of students, plans of the time polls v.ithout adequate information on the issues on June 10 and in future elections The plan, by left at one pomt forcmg" a second are formulated at thIS tIme of the SpeCIal educatIOn servIces COil Jl1d the candidates Yet that often happens, too providing one voting precinct for each of the polIce car off the road After year which estimate the numbers tlnually must mOllltor the needs (II The number of votmg precincts IS not as im- municipalities served by the district, is expected descrlbmg more "wrong Side of the of students reqUlrmg speCial ed- students so as to prOVide the be"l pur tant an Issue in a small commumty such as to reduce voter confuslOn. The plan will save road drrvmg," you relate that he ucatIOn assistance StaffIng plans pOSSible assistance to help them "was finally brought to a haIt by a the Grosse Pointes as in larger Cities We tend to money by reducing the costs of voting machine for the mIddle schools, as well as reach their maximum potential seven-car roadblock manned by one self-contained classroom for Needs of students WIth different ~ympathlze with the board in proposmg a cut in rentals and the number of election inspectors. If, police from the Park and the City" precincts in view of the light voting in past elec- however, the new plan attracts fewer voters m emotionally ImpaIred students at dIsabIlIties wax and wane at differ,. You contInue with. "Once the vehi- Brownell Middle School as we had ent levels throughout the system tions But Isn't the important issue here par- the school election, the savings will be achieved cle was stopped, the driver re- in the past At the elementary level, Parents of all speCIal educatIOn tIcipation and not just the cost? at too high a cost. portedly refused to leave hiS car there are no plans for consolIdation students may be assured that the and was forCIbly removed by the Rather, It has been a concern that programs deSigned WIll best meet polIce Before the vehicle was tow- for emotIOnally Impaired students, students. needs m the traditIOn 01 ed away, it was searched by a continuum of servIce has not been the Grosse Pomte public school (Shores PolIce Officer Michael> offered preVIously While the num- Kortas who reported fInding a system Claire Hunt, Dil t'( t'll.. Those subsidies to Mazda bers are qUite small, there Willcon- SpeCIal EducdlJOII St'f\ Ill" nearly empty bottle of Seagrams whiskey" • The luring of mdustries to CIties, areas and its employees will not only repay the state's I InSISt on knowing the name of states through a variety of subsidies has been go- investment, but provide additional millions of the judge who let this "54-year-old Superb instructors ing on for a long time in the United States, but dollars in state revenues for years to come. On Mount Clemens man" back on the To the Editor: School for eight \\ eeks $28 I thlll\.. has reached a new frenzy 10 the auto industry m . such grounds, justifIcation is easily acceptable road to endanger more CItizens, If there are residents of Grosse both Instructors are '>uperb both recent months Governors of some 20 states have This is not the first instance of such subsidIes polIce and property I demand, as a Pomte and environs who have a are natives of Ital\. conduct their come to DetrOit to propose packages of subSidies in Michigan, of course. One of the more highly subscriber, that you discontmue knowledge of and a love for the courses largely In. Italian and ali.' Itahan language beyond the mere to attract the General Motors Saturn plant And publicized programs provided a package esti- your polIcy of hldmg the Identity of fairly recent an 1\.11,> IJ1 thiS cUlIn , people you report about In your ly elementary stage, let me recom- try now the state of MIchian has apparently succeed- mated at as high as $350 million to General news Items about drunk drrvlllg I mend two courses given in the I took courses b) both III the fall ed m persuading Mazda Motors Co., a Japanese Motors to help build the automated Cadillac belong to MAD D and am urgmg Grosse POInte Commumty Educa- and wlI1ler and rareh have I en auto manufacturer, to locate a new small-car plant 10 DetrOlt and Hamtramck. In that case, that orgamzatIOn to Imtlate steps to tIOnprogram Phase VI, begmmng Jo}ed language '>tudy so much assembly plant in Flat Rock In Southern Wayne too, the mayor of Detroit, the governor and move you away from your policy Apnl 16, 7:30 pm., With Leonardo Phone Barnes School at '1432178or County. federal officials argued It was a wise public in- whIch mdlrectly enables people FabIlh, and advanced ltahan, be- pick up a brochure at the public h, It I'>true that It is better for Michigan and Its vestment in view of the long-term benefits m like your anonymous judge to en- gInmng April 17,7 pm, With Cmzla brary workers If the Japanese company makes cars In Jobs, taxes and revenues involved danger the public III thIS manner Skardarasy .John ('ol1)e\ Michigan rather than Simply exporting more Yet what about the business and corporate Joseph J. Walker Both courses are at Barnes Thrpl' ,Jill' Orh I' Japense cars to thiS country. The question that enterprises that pay their own way without sub- Gros<;e Pointe Woods an<;es, however, is to what lengths should public sidies? And while GM and the rest of the auto in- Cancer clinic a success agencIes go to attract and subSidize such busi- dustry now face new problems from the virtual Editors note: ,\ccording to Jan To the Editor: by SIXlocal Grosse POlnte derma ne'>s, espeCIally when they are from foreign elimination of the voluntary quota on Imported Preth, court clerk for Shore<; Our first annual National Skill tOIOglStS The Gro"se Pomte Ho countnes? Japanese cars, what about the record profits :\]unicipal Judge Beverly Grobbel, Cancer PreventIOn and DetectIOn tary along \\ Ith the staff of the the driver \\ a<;released on a '300 ClImc Day was held on Mary 27 at Neighborhood Club all partlclpateo The DetrOit News reported that the state's cost made last year by all three of the big auto pro- bond because it was the only of a $21 ml1lJOn loan to Mazda Will be $2 million ducers? Those profits added to the state's the Neighborhood Club ThIS an- In makmg thiS event a SUCCE''>S avenUf> a\ ail able to the police de- nual event was imtlated by the U S to $6 mJlllon and brmg to more than $120 million revenues, of course, but dIdn't directly recapture We hope to achIeve the same or partment. Congress and sponsored by the the "mcentlve package that the state commerce the public funds invested in the mdustry's plants greater result" next )'ear The driver \\as charged with Amen can Academy of Dermatol Hichard.J Fl'rrara, 'I.J) offiCIals put together to lure the automaker to In the form of SUbSIdIes, three mi<;demeanors under the ogy (;1'0""1' Pointl' Rotarian and Clt)', not ...tatl', ordinances and was MIchigan" That Includes about $80 mIllion 10 re- When subsidized American companies become The clime day was admmlstered Chairman 01 ""111 ('ancl'r \\el'k Imbursements to local school dlstncts for money profitable, their returns are largely invested In they will lose as a result of a 12-year property tax thiS country and returned m dividends to their abatement to Mazda, plus labor trammg and Im- AmerIcan stockholders The same cannot be said provements m transportatIOn and sewer services for foreign manufacturers, except when they In- Grosse Pointe News vest in additional plants m the United States around the sIte Puhll.hf'd W~.kJ) b} Anl ... bo Publish .... NEWS ( L \SSIFTFIl DlSPL \ Y Gov James Blanchard and hIS Commerce De- However, in both cases the consumer pays twice 99 KERCHEVAL AVF.. 1l1l2.0211.t ~1l~_I,Q/In QI!2 .!.~IJ[l partment people Justlty the state s mvestment on - first through the purchase of aulo::. and second Gro~se POInte Farms, Michigan 48236 PAl P,h,I-l , ~I ____ - ...... __ - .....__ ...... -...--.._ ....4,..,..- ...... ,..,...,.,""',..,...... ,...... --.~~~,.,...... ,.....~~-..--~~~-~~~---~--~----,,-.- Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, Apnl 11, 1985 Against War Memorial liquor license To the Editor: ::.tantlal nOIse and property dam- that by havmg a lIcense no one Will My wife and r have read and con- age, Ie, lawn damage by auto- want to bnng their own liquor IS to sidered both sides' oplnlOn~ con- mobiles be naive cernmg the proposed lIquor license 2 The viabilIty of the War Mem- 4 A Itcensed IIquor-servlllg es- IT A\M'T TOM Issue for the War Memonal, and onal doel> not rest on haVing a II- tablishment has an added respon- we belIeve ~uch lS~Uan(e I~ not m quO! license I am sure revenues Sibility accordlllg to our courts, the best Interest of the community could be enhanced If It did, but that that of knowmg when to stop serv- SELLECK SO \T ~AS Our rea~onlng I~ba~ed on the fol IS not the Is<,ue The Issue IS Ing a cu::.tomer who has had too 10wlI1g whether or not the community at much Who Will own up to thiS re- 1 The I'esldentlal community large could be!>tbe served by hav- sponSibility? How Will the board TO aE SP~lNG. bordering the War Memonal will mg a IIquor-servmg establishment comfort the victims of a tragic ac- not benefIt by a IIquor-::.ervlng es- In one oj Its most deSirable areas cldent? The questIOn IS not Will It tabhshment In Its midst Large 1 If the War Memonal cannot occur, but when and to whom? partie::. at which liquor I::'now ::.erv control who brmgs hquor to ItS 5 While we appreciate the War ed have on occa::.lOnresulted 111 un events now, we are sure It cannot MemOrial board's assurances that ruly behavIOr of the attendees sub control It 10 the future To SUggf>st thp IIcen<;pwill not be abused we take no comfort Boards have a habit of changmg over time as do Asks groups to withdraw directors, and With the changes of people, there are changes 10 poltcy To the Editor. IS avaIlable The management m- What IS good to the board today Last Thursday evemng, Api'll 4, formed the meetmg that dunng may not be tomorrow Contracts the management of the War Mem- 1984 the Center served over 3,000 and agreements can be broken onal ASSOCiatIOn held an open functlOn~, which could already be Take note how the Wayne County meetmg In furtherance of ItS cam- straInmg the Center's capacity and Road CommiSSIOn abrogated their paIgn for a public liquor license contnbutmg to management's li- responSibility for the mamtenance In view of the small attendance quor control problem Certainly In of Lakeshore and the diSCUSSIon:,that took place the opmion of some present, the We urge you to vote agalllst thiS at the meetmg, It seems only ap- Center IS now operating at full ca- proposal and affIrm your commIt- propriate for the benefit of the res- pacity and further commerclahza- ment to malntam Grosse Pointe Idents who did not attend to make a tlOn resultmg from a public hquor Farms as a safe and deSirable res- few brIef observatIOns license could aggravate the control Idential commumty In the first place, the attendance problem and would not be 10 the estimated at less than 25 could be best Illterests of the commumty Ann R. Willett Interpreted as an indICation of lack Further, It was pOinted out that the Gordon H. Willett of support for the ASSOCiatIOn's Edsel & Eleanor Ford Home IS Grosse Pointe Farms campaign, and It must have been operated m a somewhat Similar very dlsappomtmg and dlscourag- fashIOn Without a publtc lIquor li- 109 to the ASSOCiatIOn's manage- cense and It does not have any dif- Like an old glove, ment partIcularly In view of the ex- ficulty m controlltng the use of al- tenSIve publIc exposure preVIOusly coholic beverages on ItS premises I sa my name wears well with age given to the scheduling of the meet- In conclUSIOn, III view of the sub- mg stantial oppOSItion, we are unable The management responded to to understand why the manage- One of my fantaSies, outSide of for grabs. I've also deCIded to let But I can tell you It'S an uphill dl::.tmcllOn of leadlOg the pack of my hair grow longer and am pur- fight A few years ago, a local radIO poor unfortunate:, many questIOns concerning the ment contmues to persist In havmg my nose bobbed, wmmng procedures tor, handling the altenatmg so many of the reSidents the Lotto jackpot and losmg 15 sUIng garage sales for a slightly talk show host, who bears a strong The mo<,trecE.'nl blow came a few various functions at the Center to whom the ASSOCiatIOnappeals pounds overmght, mcludes havmg used stretchmg rack resemblence to Captain Jolly, was \\eeh ago \\atchmg my favonte program, "Miami Vlce," when I However, Its explanatIOns With re- for contmued fmanclal support and a sexy, carefree and more with-it mtervlewmg Helen Gurley Brown learned tha t one of the detective's spect to the lIquor control problem good will In our opinion the first name about her latest book 10 which she new goldfl::.hwas named, you guess- were not convmcmg The manage- ASSOCiatIOnwould be well advised There IS no offense Intended to revealed the secrets of her meta- ed It, Han let ment faIled to explam why It could m the best mterests of the com- the other Harnets of the world, morphOSIS from a "mouseburger" not correct the control problem by mumty to Withdraw its application however small theIr numbers may to successful Wife and career To compound matters, cutesy the adoptIOn and enforcement of for a publIc liquor license and thus be. In fact, It'S a stoic, honorable woman names dre 10 vogue and more and stnct rules and regulatIOns govern- aVOId the diVISiveness necessanly name that taken from the mascu- For some ungodly reason, thiS more young people are startmg to mg the conduct of guests of the resulting from its present cam- hne versIOn of Henry, m German, commentator got hooked on USing call me ma'am Center paign means house ruler my name to descnbe the typical But that's OK because revenge IS Also It IS reasonable to assume Ralph T. McElvenny, But face It, It'S old fashIOned I mouseburger of the world and s" eet I m gomg to gro\\ old grace- that a public I1quor license would was named after my mother's refused to let go He unchantably fully Into myoId fashIOned name I Paul Marco, cdn"'t \\ alt -lo see ho\\ the Klms, inevitably result maddltlonal func- Committee in Opposition VOIceteacher which gives an Idea mcluded Maliidas, GE.'rtrudes and tions by orgamzatlOns now schedul- of what generatIOn I'm pegged 10- Bermces in the same breathe But Tracy~ dnd l\luffvs look With walk- to Class C Public Harriet, far and away, had the mg c'dnes and su'pport hose 109 their actIvItIes m other loca- Liquor License ror to Even my sister got off better tions where a public liquor Itcense War Memorial Association than I did, thanks only to bemg born mto a Catholic family near the fea:o;t or 5t Patnck':o; Day But PatrICIa had her own share Open letter to adults of problems It wasn't untIl she got Editor'!> note: The rollowing let- straight and SItuatIons lIke thIS can old enough to put her foot down that be avoided. the steady parade of bIrthday ter was written by a teen who reo I quested that we withhold his/her I would think With the kmd of cakes decorated With green sham- HICKEY-FREEMAN name "The drinking mcident in educated adults In thiS City, gUIlt rocks, shillelaghs and leprechauns which I was aJlegedly involved i" by aSSOCiatIOnwould not be the nor- were replaced by pmk, yellow and an extremely touch)' subject to m) mal assumpbon, but unfortunate- blue decorated cakes. rriends and family. I think this ele- ly, It IS Whatever happened to Even as a chIld, I felt my name ADVICE FOR MEN ment or the drinkmg problem must mnocent before proven gUIlty? I had a different ring to It It seemed also be brought out, but 1 can't af- hope all adults who have or have so staId compared to cheerful soun- ford to cause any more trouble," conSidered notIfymg the parents of dmg Llndas and Dlanes or graceful the writer explained. a mmor they thmk has been drmk- and stately JacquelInes and Steph- mg Will conSIder my Side of the ames To all Concerned Adults: story Dnnkmg IS a senous prob- I thmk about Ohvla Newton-John In recent weeks, It has come to lem, but let's not get out of hand and how lucky she was that her my attention that many adults parents dldn't"call her Olive With make false accusatIons concermng that slight vanatlOn, she could drinking minors There has been so Park arrests have grown up to be a strmg-bean much publiCity concermng teenage cartoon character instE-ad of a drinkmg, that adults are falsely ac- man for Detroit lithesome blonde smger cusmg many teenagers I wouldn't Park police arrested a man While I won't go so far as to say mind If the parents were Just m about 10.20 p m Saturday, April 6, my name has genetically restnct- their accusatIOns, but many tImes who they beheve was mvolved m ed my growth to 5 feet, 2 mches, they aren't These premature an armed robbery 10 DetrOit and my hair to mId-length black, assumptIOns have caused many earlier that day movies and books haven't gIVen the problems Police say the man, for whom Harnets a fair shake I, too, have been falsely accused they are seekmg warrants for car- They've never depicted us as tall I tned to convmce my parents I rymg a concealed weapon, and or even short fnvolous girls with was not Illvolved m the alleged three others were stopped by of- f10wmg tresses. Instead, we're drmking mCldent, but the miSin- ficers on patrol near Beaconsfield lIbrarIans and spinster aunts formed adult's story was taken and CharlevOIX In my constant fight agamst thiS over mme I would not be as Officers picked a call out of De- sterotype, my favorite color re- angered If It were only the pumsh trOIt of a woman who had been rob- mams red I'll never be a librarian ment that I have to endure, but the bed at gunpomt by four men They while the role of spmster IS stIli up FRIDAY, APRIL 12, Informer also caused me to lose the observed four men matchmg the respect and trust of my parents, descnptlOn given and stopped the 5 TO 8 P.M. thiS In addition to many of my group Audition for course pnvlleges On one man was found a loaded Actors Lab StudIO, the tram!!lg Let Jim Curry from ThiS IS not an Isolated mCldent .~2-cahber revolver The three wing of the HarmOnIe Park Play- Hickey-Freeman help you SituatIOns like thiS have risen others were released house, Will hold auditIOns for a many tImes before In and out ot DetrOit poltce are contmumg 14-week profeSSIOnal course of school Just because a chIld IS their mvestIgatlOn select your spring and ----- study AprIl 13 soclallzmg With a group of people Candidates are asked to prepare YellVille, Ark, became so called summer SUitS,sport coats, who happen to be drmkmg, thiS two contrastmg pieces one mmule when a polttlclan named Archibald should not mcnmmate the child m length and to brmg a photo and blazers and slacks He'll Before notIfymg parents or other Yell In 1840paid $50to the Village of resume Successful candidates Will Shawnee Town to change ItS name authontIes, have your facts begm classes May 11 make sure you're comfortable The Harmonie Park Playhouse IS with the style, tailOring and located 10 the Madison-Lenox Hotel on the corner of East Grand River fit. before you deCide Or If and Madison Ave Call 393-1737, 11ewon between 1 p m and 5 p m for fur- you wish, choose from ther mformatlOn his selection of seasona! For small businesses fabriCS,any of which Ry Pllt ROli'i'i1'1l11 !J. on.,.,bv c:mllll hll"mp"" work. sh'~p~f;r -~~r;ent and-prospectIve For Mother's Day dnd wedding glflc; are small busmess owners/managers, the new birds and f1o~'er pimpernel placemats Will be held Saturday, AprIl 13, at In sets of four Withcoasters to match at Seasons Wayne State UnIversity's McGreg- of Paper, 11') Kercheval or MemOrial Conference Center from 8 a m to 3 p m • The fee of $40 Includes luncheon Just received extra large and matenals For registratIOn m- WILD WINGS formatIOn, call 577-4710 duckhead fireplace toolc; SpeCially priced at $100at 1 Ker- The workshop ISco-sponsored by cheval the UnIted States Small Busmess Jacobson's • AdmmlstratlOn and MIChigan Grosse Pointe ) Y J ,73 Kercheval mVltes you to mdulge Small Busmess Development Cen- We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The Amencan Express' Card (a 61w((i(({/(I'/( In the sweet ta5te of Europe SWISS ter truffles, German marzipan and nougat, scrumptIOus chocolates from Belgium, Italy and France Delights from Note that space between your We are now open unlil 6 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday all over Europe Beautiful gift contamers and more thumb and extended forefmger Thursday and Fnday until 9 It's called a purhcue ,j Thursday, April 11, 1985 Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Advances in eye treatment discussed at Ferry April 17 Dr Gerald Mullan Will be the mology," Will cover glaucoma and featured speaker at Ferry School its treatment, cataracts, diabetes, on Wednesday, April 17. at 12:30 retInal degeneration, the use of p m He will address the Food and radial keratotomy as a treatment for myopia, the newer types of in- '\~~, Friendship semors program. Mem- , bers of the commumty are also traocular lens Implants used dur- mg cataract surgery and the use of InVited ~ HIS talk, "Advances m Ophthal- the permanent pigmented lash Imer surgery for c.osmetic pur- ~ ~ poses. ,. f>' ' Park home robbed , Dr Mullan has been m practice A Barrmgton home was reported m the Woods for 11 years He IS ~ . broken mto Thursday, Apnl 4, at board certified and a fellow of the about 4 pm, accordmg to Park Amencan Academy of Ophthal- pollee mology Thieves broke a pane of glass In Gerald Mullan, M.D. the front door of the home to gain Free VISionscreemng for ~emors entry Taken was a cassette re- Will tollow the lecture For more m- corder valued at $600, reports said formation, call 882-6655 Woods approves Photo by Tom GreenwOOd Working hard behind the scenes for the upcoming CROP Hunger Walk are the Rev. John A. Schaible, DPW bids of St. Ambrose Parish, Patti Bologna, St. Paul's on the Lake, Donald Holt, of Salem Memoriallutheran Cable offers amnesty program At Its regularly scheduled met:t- Church, Sister !::!con Moyers, of St. P:lu!'s, Kristine Gallen, project du!.lrm9!' frOlT' ~ro'3se Poil'11~Woo(ts Grosse Po}nt~ C~bl.:: h..s st4lrtcd The system's problem IS not ,,'!th mg Apnl 1, the Woods Councl! Presbyterian Church and the Rev. Robert Boley, co-chairman from Grosse Pointe United Methodist an mformahon campaign to alert illegal hook-up but With tampermg unammously approved the future Church. The walk is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, April 21, at St. Paul's Catholic Church. ItS subSCribers in the Pointes and done to its old-style converter box- purchase of SIX items for the De- Harper Woods about theft of cable es, DuFour said Newer remote partment of Pubhc Works servICes and Will begm ItS second control digital converters are more The Items mcluded' a 25-year amnesty program 111 three years tamper-resistant, he said, addmg Side-loading refuse collection umt CROP Walk for Hunger is April 21 Theft of cable services through the company would like to get the from Belle EqUipment for $68,400, Illegal hook-ups or jimmied con- old boxes out of circulatiOn mcludmg a $1,000 trade Ill, one verter boxes costs the cable mdus- "Theft of cable IS a crime, lIke vactor-Jet rodder, used for clean- Will be dlstnbuted to three local for more mformatlOn and sponsor The Grosse Pomte l\hmslerlal try millions of dollars a year na- shopliftmg," DuFour said. "People mg sewer lines for $112,400from the food programs - Calvary Semor sheets AssociatIOn Will sponsor the CROP tiOnally should understand that they are GMC truck center; one five-yard Center's Meals on Wheels, Cross- Walk for Hunger Sunday, Apnl 21 Grosse Pomte Cable General ViOlating the law when they inter- dump truck for $28,709from Motor roads East and Faith Lutheran The event begms at 1 30 P m at St Hill store robbed Manager Michael DuFour said res- cept cable programmmg without City Ford, one Turf Blazer 727 Paul School gym, 170 Grosse Soup Kitchen Grosse Pomte Farms police idents who may be usmg cable tele- permiSSIOn ThiS is not fall' to diesel lawn mower from Land Romte Blvd honest customers or to franchise E Dlstnbutors for $11,950, one 1985 \ Sponsor sheets are available report that Carl Sterr, a men's Vision servICes for which they are at participatIng Grosse POInte clothlI}g store at 80 Kercheval on not paYIng may come forward dur- authorities. Ripping us off is wrong Plymouth Voyager mIni-van or ItS iThis IS the fifth year for the walk and after the amnesty program, we eqUivalent from Roseville Chrysler a.nd sponsors beheve It Will be the churches Total distance IS10miles the Hill, was robbed April 1 ing the amnesty period without and water will be provided along fear of prosecution or being charg- Will seek full protectIOn under the for $9,898; and two 1985 Plymouth gest Police, called at 10'45 pm., Irr the way discovered the tront door had been ed back payment for the service law" Gran Fury or eqUivalents for : CROP IS the commumty hunger smashed. A cinder block was diS- received The cable company pays a per- $19,200from RoseVille Chrysler Some of the walkers Will include centage of gross revenues to the Woods City Admimstrator-Clerk ppeal of Church World Service Lorenzo D. Browmng, mayor of covered InSide the bUildIng which ThiS IS the system's second he group helps orgamze local they theonze was used to gain amnesty m three years There cities It serves, the Woods, Farms, Chester Petersen, along with DI- Grosse POInte, John Crawford, City and Park as well as Harper unger walks to raise money to entry. have been a number of cases re- rector of Pubhc Works Leonard Park city manager, and Patricia Woods "Where people steal cable, t'I help people help themselves" Display cases were smashed and cently where residents have Ocelnik, explained to the counCil Galvln, Shores trustee, q:ROP responds to people III need merchandise valued at $3,093 was brought In converter boxes that ap- we all lose," DuFour added that the recommended Items were by provldmg emergency food and Groups that would hke to partic- missmg, accordIng to the pohce pear to have been tampered With, As part of Its program, the com- all the lowest bids received on the qevelopment of crops and tech- Ipate can contact Richard Tapper, Two women's clothIng stores, DuFour said The number of m- pany Will start an audit of its cable eqUipment, and that the purchases Qology. Grosse POinte Congregational and Isabelle's and Maria Dmon, also on cldents has mcreased to where the system USIng new technology al- would be made over the course of • This year. 25 percent of the American Baptist Church, or Rich the Hill, were robbed recently company has decided to ofer lowing it to determme where theft the year to replace outdated or ob- money collected by participants Butler, Salem MemOrial Church, under Similar circumstances amnesty again, he added is taking place, he added solete machines '-F-tl-EE-Plz-zAl ~ A_ricin CMcer II) I BUY ONE -- MAKING I ~ ~-- "'-5 MACK AVE. II) I PIZZA ~IfMIIU'" GREAT I ~ ...... 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Pfeffer rely on door.to.door volunteers for Services lor Mr !"argo, 73, a Services for Mr Osborn, 91, of Service!> for Mr Pfeffer, 66, form- much of their success 20-year reSIdent of the Woods, were the Farms, were held Wednesday, erly of South Oxford Road, lately of "My mother never did receive a DON'T TAKE A CHANCE For 29 years, held Saturday, Api'll 6, at Holy Api'll 10, at Chnst Church formal education, but she was St Clair Shores, were held Monday, CALL A PROFESSIONAL Commul1lon Luthel an Church, He died April 7 111 South Macomb Api'll 1, at the Verheyden Funeral always there when people needed Specialists In: DetrOit Hospital Home her," said Joanne Burcar "She Customcraft Offers ADDITIONS • OORMERS He died Api'll 3 In St John Born In Dedham, England, he He died March 29 m Bon Secours was the kmd of person always The Very Best In: REC ROOMS Hospital was a member of KIlwlnnmg 297 F mterested and concerned with CUSTOM KITCHENS Hospital • Design ServIce Born In Scranton, Pa , he was &AM Born m Dayton, OhiO, he was a others She sewed all her own BATHROOMS Mr Osborn was preceded m clothes and ours too a& kids She • Materials preSident 01 Hay M Whyte Co semor aSSOCiate insurance agent • Value for your Investment PORCH ENCLOSURES (Penmsular Autopart!» m Rose. death by hi!> Wife Esther, and IS must have given away dozens of with Allied Underwriters m DetrOit • Workmanship CUSTOM GARAG£S survived by two daughters, Mar- He attended St Clare of Montefalco afghans and sweaters to friends Ville • Service REPLACEMENT AND MI Fargo I!> !>urvlved by hiS garet Joan Rash and Evelyn School and the Umverslty of DetrOit and family alike" GREENHOUSE WINDOWS \'vlfe, Geraldme, a daughter, Diane Keast, one son, Donald, 10 grand. High School Mrs Hargis, 81, of the Woods. QUALITY OFFICES REMODELED Deceunmck, a son, the Rev George chlldrell, and eight great-grand- Mr Pfeffer was a member of the died Wednesday, April 3, In St DOESN'T COST- COMMERCIAL Rf-MODELING G Fargo, one sIster, one brother, children DetrOit Athletic Club, and was form. Mary's Nursmg Home IT PAYSl clnd one grandchild MemOrial contributions may be erly the director of the DetrOit Boat Services were held Saturday, Memonal contnbutlOns may be made to the South Macomb Hospit- Club DUring World War II, he April 6, at the A H Peters !,'uneral made to the Lutheran Center for al A!>socmtlon, 1180012 Mile Road, served as a captam m the Army Home Performances c/o Holv Commun- Warren. 48093 Mr Pfeffer IS survived by hiS Born In Detroit, she formerly Ion Lutheran Church, "1l1ll Whit- Interment was at Oak Hill Ceme. Wife, Helen, two daughters, Mary was employed by the J L Hudson ~~;~.~.;F~.ac~:~~~S~:;inte her, DetrOit 48224 tery, Pontiac Kay Miles and Barbara Smith, four Co and had served with the Neigh. ~ " • 19$0 ~1~H.. Free Consultation Interment was at ResurrectIOn Arrangements were handled by sons. Robert, Charles, Thomas and borhood Club ::~a Lemelel y All dllgt:Illt:llb wel e lilt~ A H. Pdet:> FUIIt:ldl HUllle Mdl'K, twu ::'I::.lel:>, dllll12 ~ldIlU- i'r1l:> H,Hl>I:> Wd:. nit. ",IJV"," vf handled by the Verheyden Funeral chIldren Loye Hargis dnd was the sister of Home Memonal contributIOns may be the late E J Andre, of Hollywood, Clayton A. Bennett made to the Michigan Cancer Foun- who appeared 011 "Dallas," "Little t,SUMMERS dation ServICes, Inc ,110 E Warren, House on the Praine," "Starsky Services for Mf. Bennett, 64, and Hutch," and In the movie. formerly of RIdgemont Road, late. DetrOIt 48201 Dr. Hugh Stalker Cremation was at Forest Lawn "PaDllhon" with Steve McQueen 'to.... ~\\\\\\\II1IJJII//~.ri>.,. Iy of Cmclnnatl, were held Tues. and Dustin Hoffman Pnvate graveslde serVIces for day, Api'll 9, at the GIlhgan Cemetery Dr Stalker. 91, of the City, were Mrs Hargis IS &urvlved by a Funeral Home, Clncmnatl held Tuesday, Apnl9, at Woodlawn daughter, Joanne Burcar, a &on. George Hintzen Robert L, seven grandchildren, Cemetery He died Apfll6 In JeWish Hosplt. ~~#D8KINIO~E ~~ ... lie died Api'll 5 In the Cottage and four great-grandchildren aI, Cmclnnatl ServICes for Mr Hintzen, 88, of "'''''M" Belmont Nursmg Home Ridgemont Road, were held Wed- MemOrial contnbutions may be SLOW SEASON ~/ Born In Boston, he was on the Mr Bennett recently retIred as nesday, ApflllO, at the A H Peters made to the Grosse Pomte Woods ~ staff of Harper, Cottage, Bon Memonal Tree Program or to the manager of speCIal servICes for Funeral Home ~ Secours and Children's hospitals Amencan Alrlmes He was trans- He died April 7 m the Cottage National Audubon Society brqont He was a graduate of the Harvard ferred to Clncmnati In 1975 after Belmont Nursmg Home Interment was at White Chapel :::: Umverslty School of Medicme and servmg manager for reservations Born m Millen, West Germany, Cemetery was a past board member of the and passengers servICes at Metro- he was a Civil service inspector AIR CONDITIONER ~ DetrOIt Symphony Orchestra and pohtan Airport Mr Hmtzen was marfled to the the DetrOIt Grand Opera late Erna, and IS surVIVed by two Gertrude H. McCauley He was a member of the DetrOit He was a graduate of Grosse sons, Hemz and Walter, and three -____ Model Installed$1295 == MemOrial servIces for Mrs as low as ;:::;: Hlstoflcal SOCiety, Founders Socie- Pomte High School and Joined the grandchIldren -::::::; 24565 McCauley, of the Shores will be held --- ty of the DetrOIt Institute of Arts, Royal Canadian Air Force after Interment was at Gethesmane the DetrOit ZoologICal Society, the graduation, then transferred to the Cemetery, DetrOit Fnday. AprIl 12, at St Paul • 5 Yeai' warranty on Compmsor . ~A ~ Friends of the Public Library, the US Army after the Umted States Evangelical Lutheran Church IncludlRlJ Labor by Flame FumKe ~~~ Grosse POinte Club, Harvard Club entered World War II He won She died March 27 In the Cottage ~~f;, and the Center for Creative numerous Citations, including a Marguerite E. Hargis Belmont Nursmg Home '~;;;;~;~TfS~..~ StudieS Purple Heart after bemg shot down She was the Widow of FranCIS W Before the years slowed her ti~ Dr Stalker IS survived by hiS on a combat miSSIOn in Greece McCauley and IS survived by a down, Marguerite HargiS earned a daughter, Karen Hostetter, one WIfe, Hester, and daughter, Hester Mr Bennett IS survived by hIS Fbster, two sons, Peter J and reputation as a person who behev- sister; one brother, and five grand- Wife,Jean I , two daughters, Susan ed in helpmg her friends, neighbor- DaVid D , two SIsters, and seven K Bennett and Chnstme L Voll. children hood and commumty Memoflal contflbutlOns may be grandchIldren mer, two sons, WIlliam G and Memonal contflbutlOns may be A resident of Grosse Pomte made to St Paul Evangelical Bradley A ; one brother, and two Woods for more than 40 years, Mrs Lutheran Church, 375 Lothrop made to Cottage Hospital or the grandchildren DetrOit Symphony Orchestra HargiS worked as a volunteer for Road, Grosse Pomte Farms, 48236 Arrangements were handled by Interment was at Rest Haven the Red Cross, Girl Scouts, Amen- Arrangements were made by the the Wilham R Hamilton Co Cemetery, Cmcinnati can Cancer SOCIetyand numerous Wilham R HamIlton Co OPEN DAILY BUY 10:00-6:00 USED OR BROKEN Closed Sunday and Monday GOL.D OR SIL VER MOE'S Coins & Stamps Turn Your Jewelry & Old Gold.to CQS~ 8UYING GOLD AND SILVER Anything Marleed 'OK.14K.18K The Closer And Sterling Silver Need Gold Class Rings ,. 1\ 16115 MACK ,313, 881-3955 DetrOIt, MI 48224 " J ~", You Look PROFESSIONAL ,;1rJf \ f'{ Dr. Jantz and Staff Lawn Sprinkler Service GROSSE POINTE WOODS ~ @ CHIROPRACTIC CLI~IC /,~l:-.. 881-7677 the Better We Look! 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COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS "AvlN(..~A(()l.1';T" \1 « lIJlN!Al n.m RAI "A\lM ..<, ARf INStJRf D TO $Il()()(~l OOIW n~f H m RAI SAvlN(',s AJ'I,DLOAN If',q 1RN'olf lORPORATION HOUR.'> MOOOdY Thur<,day 'l1i1 a m 104 10 P m f nday g 10 a m to i pm Siltllrday (()nVl' lhroll~h 11'111''' I 'J'l()a m 101 pm w , Thursday, April 11, 1985 Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS North to offer I The EE=~~l~e:n~ewest J• R• Carly's Gathering Place Shakespeare \ MUSlC, dance, comedy and ro- Z ~ STEAK SANDWICH $3.95 mance will all be part of the Theatre ~0 FISH & CHIPS $3.85 North's production of Shakespeare's w w SHISH KABOB $4.75 "A Midsummer Night's Dream," I that will bt> presented Thursday I ..J ~ above served wIth cup of soup, choJCe of cole slall' or salad through Saturday, Apn125-27, at the Performing Arts Center m the 18696 Mack Ave;ue 1/4 Ib. Ground Round - 99' .9041 Open Monday-Saturday 11 a m -2 a m Woods 885 Sunday 1 p m until midnight The play will be under the direc- 1 hon of Gael Barr. who has produced, II directed and deSigned 10 Shake- spearean productions at North High q • & It A multi-level set deSigned by him ,'? '%"'. .., and bUilt by the cast Will be en- hanced by onglnal costumes of the 18th century deSigned by Ohver Hanna of Hollywood Costumes of I> ~ ART CLASSES~ Inkster especially for thiS ~ /"'.~. , 1; • productIOn ~ now formln2 at < Proceeds from the opemng mght J will go towards Theatre North Scholarship and Ennchment An l , THE RAINY DAY COMPANY t r aftf'rglow 1<; pl<'1pnf'd for that f~ evening • DECORATIVE PAINTING CLASSES , Anyone who would like to become \ a program beneht patron for thiS • DRAWING CLASSES .. special evemng can call 885-0191, ( Marlene PalUZZI All performances are at 8 p m .' and general admission IS $4 Tickets "\, II • CARTOONS -N- THINGS ". Some of the 40 cast members who will present A Midsummer Night's Dream" are, from left, Pennee (Spec/al ch/Jdrents class) _ are also available at the All Pointes Tsangalias, Joe David, Cathy DeRonne, David Neal, Sandi Joseph and Joe Paluzzi. Brian Nettle is at the Book Store or by calling 343-2187 top. Taught by leading art instructors. Classes begin April ._ 16th, so enroll now as class sizes are limited. Cottage to open lab to public Dog licenses expire April 30 in Farms BONUS! BRING THIS AD IN AND RECEIVE A Grosse Pointe Farms polIce re- untll 6 p m on Wednesday FREE DISCOUNT CARD WORTH $7.00 Cottage Hospital Will celebrate before It can be used for transfusIOn mind reSidents that all dogs SIX To obtain a hcense, the pet owner NatiOnal M.edlcal Laboratory Week in a patient. months or older must be licensed needs a certlhcate by a licensed by holding an open house Sunday, Laboratory professiOnals l.nvlte yearly Licenses expire Apnl 30 vetennanan shOWing the dog has April 14 The public is inVited to students interested in careers In the each year On May 1, the police de- been Immunized against rabies for ~oY Day Company tour the laboratory from 1 p m to 4 medical field, along with the partment WIll begm to Issue VIOla- the penod through Dec 31 of the p m general public, to tour their faclh- hcenslng year Artlsf's Supphn Classts framing tions to owners of unlIcensed dogs CertIfied medICal technologies ty It's an opportumty to look mto Ongmal and renewal hcenses cost 20507 Mack Avenue and laboratory assistants will an area of the hospital not normal- Licenses may be obtamed at the $5 untll April 30 After Apnl 30, the Grosse POinte Woods MI 48236 gUide small groups through the ly open to the public Farms CIty offices, 90 Kerby Road charge IS $10 (313) 88'-6305 vanous departments - blood For more informatiOn about the from 8 30 a m to 4.30 P m Monday, For more mformatlOn, call 885- bank, hematology, chemistry and open house, call 884-8600, ext 2456 Tuesday, Thursday and Fnday, and 6600 microbiology. They Will explam how lab tests are performed, Ill- eluding manual analysis and We delIver automated methods usmg some of ..~ ~_.~355 FISHER RD. the fastest and most sophisticated 0,.., 1'0530 dally WH testmg equipment available. • III _ ClosH SlIIWIay 882 5100 Visitors can look through a mICroscope at blood and bactenal samples, learn how mIcro or- gamsms are grown m the laboratory and then tested to determine how to fight them. They also Will see the FRESHWN CHOICEWN FRESH TENDER steps a urnt of blood must go through BONELESS PORK DEL MONICO BABY BEEF ROAST LIVER Scouts begin drive STEAKS The Boy Scouts of America have $119 $3~B9 C started their annual fundralslng 39 LB dnve The scout movement needs HOFFMAN'S to ralse $21,000 to support Its pro- 98 gram needs, camping and traimng HARD SALAMI ••.••• Piece or Sliced$2 LB efforts for more than 2,500 young. New members sters enrolled In the program in The Grosse Pointe Woods Historical Commission welcomed three new members last month. In unLl CHALEt this area. the group picture are front row, from left, Colleen D' Agostino, new member; Suzanne Dempsey ltllllN BUMBlE BEE lO~lbES To help, call Lakeshore Dlstnct, Kent, chairman; and Arthur Kuehnel; beck row, from left, Joanne Carpenter, new member; Kay Berll; \I Petersen N Decker, or Mark Fair- Mary Duster, vice chairman; Mary Houle; John Parthum, treasurer; John Hammel, secretary; Mark WHOU PEELED I DRESSING TUNA clough WIth the Scout ServICe Cen- Melvin, new member; and Irene Burchard. ,I 49 39 ter at 897-1965. 160Z $1 6'A oz $1 160Z 790 OLD TYME $295 " ~ CITY OF <&rOlili£'oint£ Boobli MICHIGAN GINGER BEER ••• 12 oz. bottles 6 for + DEP. l \' C~to- 1985 MISCELLANEOUS CONCRETE PAVEMENT REPAIR. Seal- ed proposals for furmshmg all labor, materIal and equipment for m- MARIE ELIZABETH NABISCO TIDE Marco Island stallIng 4,641 sq yds miscellaneous concrete pavement replacement, SKI.LESS and BOI£LESS fRENCH ONION 2,638 sq ft of 4-Mlch Sidewalk to replace 1,965 sq ft of 6-mch Sidewalk LIQUID , or driveway approach to replace, including all necessary ap- SARDINES THINS 6J.~ purtenances will be receIVed by the City of Grosse Pomte Woods, 20026 95 YOtll rnlpl(,ll bl,lI1d I;' 10l..ll'<1 011 the SOtlII1Wl',,1 lO,I,,1 of llodd .. 10 GAL. S8 Mack Plaza, Grosse Pomte Woods, MIChigan 48236, at the office of 3'1. 02 19 1Il Ihl' (~tlli of Ml'xko Hi mIll''' "outh of N'lple", Flonel'l. Olle of $1 802 $1 the City Clerk until 4 p m Tuesday, Apnl30, 1985. at which time and tht' 10.000 bt:IIH!'>, ;>darco 1 1:lI1el I'" Ii ml1l' ...lollg' ,lIld 4 null'''' place bids will be publicly opened and read No bId may be WIthdrawn INDIAN RIVER WHll' Wllh .j'2 mIll'''' of whIle ,1l1l!" hl'tlch Ye,II.ly ,1\ ('I age Il'mp after scheduled closmg time for at least 30 days Funds Will be of 74° and f);j"o MIIl ...hllll' d,1\';' tlltl ,ll I \'I;,IlOl ....from ,dl 0\ l'r Ihl' RED GRAPEfRUIT •••••••.•.. 2 for 890 available for thiS project on July 1, 1985 SpeCificatIOns may be ex- ,~ world. Enloy Iell 111". golf. ~,lIhn!-{, \\'I)Hl",u,ling. deep .,(,,1 ,lIul ammed at the office of the City Clerk Bidding documents may be ll<1l I-.\\'.lIl'I' li...hIllg. "helhng .111(1!-{olll'rnpt (lInlllg- Oil youl obtamed at the office of Pate, Hlrn and Bogue, Inc , 17000 12 Mile, MUSHROOMS hOll!" dW .. \' .111 d \\ ('PI-. OJ. d CALIFORNIA FRENCH 'M, f "l'dllell'd 1,,1,l1ld Il,,,...lh:ln.~ 11\' ~I,l\' Southfield, 48076, Telephone. 557-9167, at a cost of $15 per set, not BROCCOLI SHALLOTS SNO-WHITE li!l'll1lll'. FOJ 11100l' IIlfo),llldlion pk .....l' l,1l1 0)' \\ ntl': refundable Bidding documents Will be mailed to bIC;ldersupon receipt BEACHI'RONTCONDOS. CANAL HOMES • W,lTERWAY HOMESITES of $20 per set, not refundable Bids may be rejected unless made on 19 CO,"'MER CIAL LAl\1D l!» BUSINESS • ",le,ITION RENT,US forms furnished With biddmg document!> A certified check, bid bond $1!!t 602. PKG $1 $1!9 or cashIers check acceptable to the Owner In the amount of 5% of bid made payable to the CIty Treasurer, must accompany each pro- ~ posal The depoSit of the successful bidder shall be forfeited If he faJis MARCoBEACnREALTY.lNC William R. Filbin III to execute the contract and bonds wlthm 14 days after award The Prices In effect IU 41 TOR HI \1 101, "'01 I \ II City reserves the nght to reject any or all bids, waive mformalltles until Aplll 17th 2071'lORTIf COLLIER BOULEVARD Formerly of Grosse Pointe or accept any bid It may deem best MARCO/SLArln nORIDA 33937 PHOI"/l': I 800 237 88 I 7 Chester E. Petersen GPN 4/11/85 City Admmlstrator-Clerk CITY OF <&rO.6.6t 'ointt 'ark MICHIGAN PUBLIC HEARING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM The City of Grosse Pomte Park has apphed for partIcIpation In Wayne County's 1985 applicatIOn for Commulllty Development Block Grant Funds The proposed obJective'> and use of the 1985 funds are as follows. ImplementatIOn and continuatIOn of Mack Avenue Streetscape Project between the Western City LImits and Ihe season IS about to begm at The Shaw FestIval, where past 19th century Village where most pleasant custom~ are a way of Somerset to Include street and SIdewalk Improvements eras complement each other, where the streets of Pam lead to hfe and hl~toT) has an inviting presence. 2 Contmuatlon of the mmor home repair program through hallrooms of New Orleans, and each door leads to fa'iCmatl ng' It's an all encompasslOg expenence of discovery, an adventure SO C • Inc people and wondrous settings. 10 tlme. It's The Shaw Festival 1985. An t'h~.o1o (',.Pn_r~ .....-.a. .an ..,~1.f"\rvarl 'hu '1 udl'1lTP "f tllrnn~ t\ ~ .... LII"""'" ",UJ I"""''' QI '" '-tl' '-IV)-"',"" 3 ContmuatlOn of a ,>uccpc;c;ful hOIl<;Jnf:' rph::Jhdlt::lh"n I""" pi LJ') .....• -h ...... - r -- program ~ - .~" .. 141614118 217~ long d"lan< e All projects are designed to meet the needs of the low-moderate m Ho\ office open 10 am - \ pm, ,"Ionday- Saturday VlSa/\1asrercard/Amencan come reSident CItizen partiCipatIOn by mdlvlduals, neighborhood ORDER NOW BY PHONE (416)468-3201 I xpre;., ooh for hmher mformatlon and lOur free cOfll of our ICa'iOnh/OChure ",nle Sh3\\- fesrlval. PO Ho\ 774 \ilagara on the Lake, Ont~nD LO'lIJIl groups, and/or pnvate non-profit corporatIOns ISencouraged and sug- gestIOns and comments are Illvltcd for the City's 1985 apphcatlOn Iff -\RTRRf H, II0LSF ~AUr,HTY ~IARIUTA CA'AI r "m A 'rcctac\ll~r Sh~\\, o"lIlant comic Vle\\\ ~re Thc mtlllC. rom~flCc and wlwr production of ell" ard \ as reb anI 'od~\ "'_.", '" G of ISrh rentlH\ "'e\\ Orleans glamof(~J. ,hronl( I, OfXll' A Public Hearmg for thiS purpose Will be held by the CItIzen'> AdVisory Oprrl' \13\ 2~ ~O-~ Opens \1a) 24 'ro-""" ~ AU!(l'" III Faet;:'';;~ Board at 7 30 P M on Tuesday, Aprtl16, 1985 m the CounCIl Chamber'" of the Grosse Pomte Park MUl11clpal BlIlldmg, 15115 E .Jefferson Tiff 'olA 1)\\ O\lA 111OF THE WO\fEN Clare Booth "'t Rf>fR O~ Tm ...n F Avenue ell -\III.OT "n enchanting Luce'l <.2\ageh funnv look at Pa. f \ f ------4_-- ...... -...--...... ~~...... _ ------~--~--~------~~~~~~--. ~~~ Thursday, Apn111, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page EIE:lven.A FENCES TOM'S Workers find cancer a stigma ADD By Harriet Nolan Schomaker "He began to receive "Sometimes the job responslbll- also ~ays mdny of his patients have PRIVACY Pity the worker who suffers m. high evaluations untll he had a Ity changes," says Mrs MacKen- related job dlscnmlnatlOn exper- FENCE dlgnatlOn at the hands of a boss relapse and had to take time off for ZIe, "and work can be shifted to lences to tllm & who doesn't like him But for a per- treatment. other personnel In another case, He ~ays "while many have an m- son suffenng from the debilitatmg "But the company didn't even work was actually piled on the curable disease, such as diabetes CHARM TO OUROOOR LIVING AREAS' eHects of cancer treatment, job talk to him about scheduled op- employee and he was told he and heart ctl~ease, every effort IS dl,>crimmatlOn can be even more hons They simply fired him He couldn't keep up with the job any- made to help them !lve a better • Licensed • 15 Yrs, Experience Hhldious told me that he felt they were drag more For another, early retire- quality of life longer • Fully Guaranteed "It's another assault to the ego gmg out the court case hopmg he'd ment was the an~wer " ''It'~ difficult for many people to • ReSidential & Commercial and when the person IS already die first," she adds "And he did II However, former cancer patient grasp that they're stili human be- dedllllg With all the ImplicatIOns of The Amellcan Cancer Society re- Manlyn Gonte, of Southfield, ~dYS Illgs," he adds ALL TYPES OF PRIVACY & livmg With cancer, to rally them- leased the results of a survey that she's never had any problem He puts the responsibility for set- SECURITY FENCES ~elves for any legal battle is ab- found job dlscnmmatlon greeted 84 Also the author 01 "It Can't Hap tIng the tone of the office on the em- solutely overwhelming," says Pa- percent ot successtully treated pa- pen to Me, ' ~he ~a}s co-worker~ at ployci CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE triCla Schomaker, MSW, Park res- hents who tned to return to their the BJrmlllgham board 01 educa- 'l\1o"t cancer pahent~ don't want Idt.'nt and oncology SOCialworker at Jobs tlOn "have been great and \\eleom 10 oe pldced on dl"aolllty, . ~a\ s n4-2045 Hdl'per Hospital Ivan Barofsky, Ph D , a psychol- ed me back to my Job ))1 Agnone "Uver 90 percent 01 Patients have told her of the sub. oglst at the Institute of SOCial On- "But It'~ up to the pa tlent to ~et the one., I deal \\ Ith are gomg to die tie hard-to-document forms of dls- eology m Silver Spnngs, Md , and the scene tor hiS own return When \~Ith the dl~(,d:"e ~o employers cllmahons they've received when consultant for the society, says hl~ you're open about It, It put:" other:> kno\~ eventudlly the~ re gomg to tr~ mg to resume a work career research mdlcates about 30 percent dt ease, she adds lo"e that worker They say, 'I'm gettmg nothmg of recovering patients report some The m\ th that cancer IS conta- ' It s Important to have the dll ect, but I'm real scared they're sort of lob dlscnmmatlOn glOu" IS a major culpl1t III Job dls- :>trength, conVictIOn and compa~ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS gomg to boot me out,' " says Mrs Rut hf- ff-f-l<;thl<; hgurf- 1<;unof-r- Cl'lmmatlOn, accordlllg to I\lrs <;1011 so thev don't feel abandoned,' ::')lliomaker estimated smce many patients ::')chornakel. mOle than the tegltl- he adds In one ll1stance, she recalled a limit themselves m the job market mate concern of readjusting WOl k John Burro\\" 1\1 D . head ot St woman III her 40s who held a job so the opportumty for dlSCl'lmll1a- schedules to allo\\ the patient tIme ,John l!o:"pltal's Oncology Depal t \~Ilh the same company for more hon IS reduced It's al~o hard to off for treatment menL note" \\ hen the prognosIs for thdn a decade Throughout that prove since the percentage of peo Mostlv It IS the reailh that some cure IS good, as III cases ot lymph time she received glowlOg perfor- pIe In one speCIfic company IS so one that c1o~e has cancer and that and breast cancer, employers often IlldnCe appraisals Then cancer low at anyone time tha t the abl!lty I~\\ hat ISthreatemng to employer~ \\ eleome workers back ~t1uck to demonstrate thIS Issue IS dlf- and co-\~orkers - the uncomfort- WhIle compensatIOn and dlsabll 'Her perceptIOn was that the flcult able awareness and tear that It Itv !em:>III our "tate make It hardel qUdllty of her work hadn't chang- "All we measure IS the frank could be one of them Therefore, III to fire a cancer patient,))r Bur ed II remembers Mrs Schomaker ViolatIOns of the law and the Will order to deny the pOSSibility and rows acknowleges that the prob . But she got subtle messages of mgness of patients to admit the ex- resist the constant remmders, they ability of prolonged 1I1ness and dl~~dtlsfactlOn from her boss and penence," says Dr Barofsky reject the patient . dlsablhty can get expensive for an co-\\orkers, such as, you're not Gwen MacKenzie, R N , manag- "These messages of dlssatlsfac employer but has to be dealt \\Ith qlllte up to pal' are you?" er of Harper Hospital's Medical tlOn and rejection gnaw on the pa 'On the other hand," he sa)s, Another career woman who re- Oncology Department agrees With tIent every day of the job," she . we have to conSider the needs of turned to a Job she had held for Dr Barofsky and says patients are says "Others don't want to eat someone who IS the breadwmner seven years told how people balked sensitive about their work situation lunch With them anymore or touch and ha~ to have contmued em- dt her bemg allowed to take off two and embarrassed when their Job the reports they do' ployment dd\~ each month for treatment responsibilities are changed "I remember a young Indn \\ho "We have to understand that tlil:> She felt she was under constant "Many are so loyal to the work- was determmed to work and even IS a tragedy, but It'S there," he ~tIe~s, yet there was nothmg she place, they can't face admlttmg tned sweepmg f1oor~ m restalll- ddds "A real solutIOn IS better could document they're bemg dlscrimmated ants But he told me that as soon a:" commUl1lcatlOn between the em- In another case, a man deCIded against," she says "It takes a long employers found out he had can pIoyer and phySICian as to the like- to fight He had contacted leu- time for It to dawn on the patient cer, they'd reassign him to a part- I1hood of the emptoyee'~ cure .. kem18 as a teenager, but went to that this IS what's happemng .. time posItion on an off shift On May 25, Harper Hospital and REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIALIST college when hl<;symptoms dlsap- "It's hard commullIcatmg \\Ith Wayne State Umverslty wlll offer a peared, earned a degree m ac. She pomts out that fllmg a law- fnends who fear you won't be semmar for patIent~, fnends and • Storm WindOWS • Aluminum Trim & SIding countmg and proudly captured a SUltoften takes a long time to reach around anymore," she adds, "But families of cancer pa tlents The • ::>torm Doors • Steel Security Doors good lob With a large company the courts and for someone who s patients should try to perservere program, "You Can Survive Life the major breadwmner in the faml- DlscnmmatlOn III any form I!> With a Canrer History. ' IS sched- -d- I Andersen' "It was his understandmg that he ly, time is not always available another mountalO they must uled from noon to 4 30 P In at the va IIcy II iftg ne. W'ndaoI-.J!s' \\a:> cured, and thmkmg the Illness Another reason many don't press chmb II • Rdmdda Inn m Southfield The co~t wa~ behll1d him, didn't tell hIS new the Issue IS company bargammg Eugene J Agnone, M D , an on- IS $10 For IllformatlOn call 28021 Harper • St Clair Shores I~I employers about It," says Mrs and other optIOns cologlst at Bon Spcours Hospital 4<)4-8444 775-5190 ~. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM I ---l """'I~S Gl.Jdlt\fa Dcxn / April is community ed month U/ __:/f/ ::... Before the end of Api'll, 26 non. Itahan for Travelers Two smgle- credit classes for adults ha ve been sessIOn classes WII!begm Tuesday, /,/ ~ \1: /~/ / A scheduled by the Department of Api'll 30 They are Chanty Suczek Commumty EducatIOn of the Presents a Sprlllg Dmner Menu Grosse Pomte public :"chool and Learn to Act and Thmk Pos- system Itively AggreSSive Stud) T('chm- Two slllgle sessIOn classes Will que~ The Keys to Successful begm Monday, Api'll 22 They al e Learnmg wlll also begm that day MUELLER PAINT Tex-Mex Cookmg and Bicycling Complete mformatlon on all the CO. Reinventmg the Wheel Other. offenngs of the Department of long.term offermgs slated to begm Community EducatIOn IS In the After 51 Years then are Consumer EducatIOn for flyer matled to all reSidences In the the Developmentally Handicapped school dlstflct about ApnI I It IS Over 26, Improve Your Helatron- also aVailable at the public library -CLOSING STORE- ShipS, and J om the Joggers I and ItS branches, as well as at ".' '". : Two smgle.sesslOn offenngs for Barnes School, 20090 Mormngslde { --~~:m 11, lJnve, Grosse POinte Woods adults WIll start Tuesday, Api'll 23 FINAL WEEKS OF SALE ~.a • They are Chanty Suczek PI e~ent~ Call 34i-2178 for space avalJabil .'IlJ ~ the Perfect Leg of Lamb and Hls- Ity 111 classps ...... ".t t /' toncal geology Other classes startmg Apnl 23 are Auto Me- AARP meeting SAVINGS FROM ~e.~/;;/1/ ::k, ~,,~ K~ ,/ chamcs and Do It Yourself' Elec- Grosse Pointe Chapter 2151of the ... if"'" fP',/" 1'/ tncal Demonstration American ASSOCiation of Retired ~W': ~A, ~ < Three smgle-sesslOn classes Will Per"ons Will meet Monday, Apn122, ~ ~ .-' :~ %4"ffi -J ~" begin Wednesday, Api'll 24 These 1:""'" ... «~«t-::...:: at I p m at Grosse Pomte Memonal mclude the public star program, Church, 16 Lakeshore Road .%Wi~" Cosmic Mysteries, Help Your Vicki Haydon of the Grosse POlllte t. Learmng Disabled Child, and 01'- Garden Center WII!speak on bon-sa I 40~50% OFF Winning designs gamze Yourself A ProfeSSIOnal trees Approach to Housework Other A soclat hour and card-playmg EVERY ITEM ON SALE Winners in a recent Bookmark Design Contest, sponsored by classes startmg Api'll 24 are Medl WIll follow the meetmg The Friends of the Grosse Pointe Public Library, are, from left, tatlOn I and MeditatIOn II STORE FIXTURES ON SALE Jaimie Suberati of Richard School; Jennifer Bunn, also of SIX classes Will start Thursda}, Purse snatched Richard; and Emily Benfer of Maire: back row, from left, To~ Api'll 25 Included are three smgle WALLPAPER DEPT. CLOSED Coyle of Richard; Mark Walston of South High, and Stephante sessIOn offerings' Elegant Chicken A woman lost $94 and her purse to a thief Thursday, Api'll 4, at Kramer of Parcells. Other winners not pictured are Amy Bar- for Thnfty Gourmets, Flshmg m ALL SALES FINAL Lake St Clair, and Grosse Pomte Maryland near Hampton toszewicz and Todd Hastings of South High; Scott Smith of History An IntroductIOn Others Park police responded to the call North High; Britt Pierce of Parcells; and Allison Liebold and are Architecture and the Related of the purse-snatchlOg at 12 20 pm 14600 MACK corner of Philip Lori Poliuto of Brownell. Arts - Part II, Esperanto, and The \\oman told police she was ap- The bookmarks tor the first prize winners have been printed Home Ownership In the POinte" proached from behmd by the as. CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY in quantity and will be available for distribution to library Two slngle-~esslOn classes for sallant. who grabbed her purse and patrons. All bookmarks entered in the contest can ~e viewed at adults are scheduled for Monday, ran, reports said 8.5 Daily Central Library during National Library Week, April 14-20, Api'll 29 Seafood Dmner and Tat The purse contaIned $<)4 III 821.3162 tmg Also beglllnmg on Aprl I 29 IS cash and other Items, police said -lEFI ME "', ..0 ~" tiE It' t1 ,." LAMP REPAIR Thinking Grosse Pointe's ,<~t: \to 'If R10Jy Jy~ Thursday, Apnl 11, 1985 Page Twelve.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Bible study to begin WSU to offer newsletter workshop Bible Study Fellowship, a non- Wayne State University, through coordmator, participants will learn denominational, international BI- lts College of Lifelong Learning, how to start or to Improve their ble study will begin a five-week will offer a one-day non-credit newsletters Purpose, audience, pilot program this month at Grosse workshop on newsletter saturday, content, makeup, graphics, photo- POInte Memorial Church, 16 Lake- Aprll'l:l The workshop IS schedul- graphs, wflting Will be discussed shore Road, in the Farms. ed from 10 a m. to " p m 111 the SeledlOn of typefaces, paper and The study, on the book of Phlhp- WSU Sterling Heights Center, inks Will be covered, as Will work- plans, Will begin Thursday, April HerItage Jumor High School, 37400 ing With printers, proofreadmg and 18, at 9 10 a m, and each sessIOn Dodge Park, SterlIng Heights measuring effectiveness of each Will last two hours Under the direction of Leontine newsletter Sample newsletters There Will also be a program for K Cadieux, WSU SpeCial Events Will be critiqued. Then participants children, ages 2 to 4, at the same Will create their own newsletter hme All women are inVited to at- Special Fee for the one.day workshop, m. tend these classes Call 881-5863for cludmg resource matenals, IS $55 more Informal1on education For reglstral10n or mformal1on, workshop call 577-4665 Parents of children and youth with all Ticket outlet opens handlcappmg condl- Village Records and Tapes and hons are inVited to at- Ticket World have opened a new tend a free workshop outlet m Grosse POInte Tickets for on speCial educatIOn events throughout southeastern Saturday, Apfll 20, Michigan Will be available at a from 9 a m to 3 p m at computerized faclhty at the rear of the EducatIOn Center Village records, located on Ker- DiscussatorlUm, 33500 ('h~val three blocks north of Van Born Road, Cadieux / Wayne Brmg a bag For a nommal service charge, lunch tickets may be purchased for per- The workshop Will formances of the symphony, hve help parents learn how theater and clubs, the DetrOit to work with schools to Tigers, wrestling and tractor pulls HANDMADE IMPORTED plan their children's Tickets for all large concerts, at in- education Co.sponsors door and outdoor venues, Will be BEACHWOOD FURNITURE are the Wayne County on-hne Intermediate SChool 4303 Yorkshire Dlstnct and Parent Vegetable gardening between Warren & Mack, Detroit AdVisory Committee Some of the cast members in the Grosse Pointe Theatre's production of "Amadeus" are, from left, Sale ends April 18th Call Clara Hylenski, A panel diSCUSSIOnon the best standing, George Valenta, Mike Evans, Robert Maniscalco, D. Jude Symanski and Cap Blood; front, at 467-1452 proven methods of vegetable and from left, Janet Roney, Cynthia Szczesny and Anthony Amato, frUit propagation Will be presented by the Men's Garden Club at their Thursday, AprIl 18 meeting In the Central library at 7 30 P m ~adeus' is GP Theatre's next offering The program will start with a The Grosse Pomte Theatre Will played by Robert Maniscalco and Theatre-goers can dme m the slide presentation on "Advanced present "Amadeus" by Peter Shaf- hiS loyal \1 lte II III be portrayed by Crystal Ballroom before the per- Vegetable Gardening" prepared fer this month at the FrIes Audi- Cyntilla Szczesny About two dozen formances Buffet tIckets are by the Men's Garden Clubs of tOrium ot the War MemOrial, 32 other members round out the cast avallable through the War Amenca Following a short discus- Lakeshore Road The show runs Barbara Bentley IS the director, MemOrIal untll three days m ad- sion of the slide program, each from AprIl 17 to 21 and from April and the producer IS John Guadag- vance of each performance The panel member will diSCUSSthE:'ex- 23 to 27 I noli dmner IS$9 50 tax and tIp mcIuded pertise of growing and selectmg of The play ISa glimpse mto the hfe Curtam time IS 8 pm, except vegetables and frUlts. of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Sunday, which IS at 7 pm All It IS recommended that patrons Bons Kuruchkl, a melon and through the eyes of Beethoven's tickets are $550 For mformatlon or get tlckets to the play first Call the sweet corn speCialist, Harold Lee, teacher, Antonio Sahen Play 109 reservatIOns call the box offICe at War MemOrIal at 881-7511for more a squash and snap pea grower, Sahen IS Cap Blood Mozart IS 881-4004 IOformahon Peter Rocco, a pepper kmg, Jack Schwan, a fruit and berry authori- Local students on cable commercial -. ty, and George Vmcent, a noted Class on condo The 198')~pnng prom promotIOns tie, Dlna Cholack, Rebecca Wolfe, grower of climbIng beans and operation offered for Valente's Formal Wear Will Joseph David, Jody Maiorana, cucumbers, Will be on the panel feature a number of local students Drew McSkimmmg and Tim Van which Will be moderated by master Wayne State Umversity will offer a non-credit course, "Advanced The cable spots begm alrmg Aprtl Eckoute, Umverslty Liggett School gardener Paul Desmet - Tessi Raymo, Jack FerriS, Nick After all the panel members Condomimum OperatIon" on four 8 consecutive Wednesday mghts be- Students are South HW:h- Patti Noecker, Berry Hamilton, DeAnn have covered their specialty, there Ingrao, North HIgh - Sean Hag- Patams, Cary Brooks, Amy Can- will be a short period devoted to gmning April 17 from 7 to 9 p m at gerty, Jo<;eph Pahlzzl, Lisa LUCido, non, Paola Luptak, Stefa me Sables selectIng the top 10 best tomato Blrmmgham Groves High School Mark Rieth, Tim Rice, Bnan Net- and Leah Evanskl plants. A question and answer Will The course ISfor members of con- follow and a free drawing of grow- domimum and commumty associa- mg vegetable plants will be made tIons who have had expenence In Jaycees begin membership drive The baSIC format of the meeting operating an association as direct- The Grosse Pomte Jaycees are tank In the planmng stages thiS will be for each member to indicate ors, but who want to expand upon conductmg theIr semi-annual year IS a Liberty Ball to raise hiS productIOn process from plant- and rehne their knowledge and ex- membership dnve to recrUIt men money for the Statue of Liberty mg or seeds to the care durmg the penence. It Will be taught by Robert SUNGLASSES J>.NDOPTICAL FRAMES M Meisner, noted condommmm and women between the ages of 18 Fund growmg season and fmany the and 35 The Jaycee~ SUppOlt and The Jaycees Just flmshed a suc- harvestmg and storage Much of law expert the mformatlOn wJll be explamed TuitIOn IS$85for the fIrst member promote many CIVICand chantable cessful art auctIOn held at the for beginmng vegetable gardeners of the board and $60 for additIOnal projects thloughout the year Edsel & Eleanor Ford Home To find out more about the group, AVAlLAlll.E Ar ThiS meeting is open to the publIc members of the same board For and ladles are welcome more mformation, call 577-4665 They take part III the muscular drop by the War Memorial Thurs- dy~trophy fundralsmg by stagmg a day, Api'll 11 at 8 p m. and meet ANGELL OPTICAL COMPANY carmval at the EsqUire Theater, and talk WIth PreSident Greg ]\rIll- 19701 Vernier Road, Suite 190 Christian Day schedules round-up complete \\ lth c1own~ dnd dunk ler and members of the board Christian Day School, 1444Mary- garteners are inVited to attend With Harper Woods, Mich, 48225 land, Will have a Kmdergarten their child to preview the program 884-7630 Round-up Friday, AprIl 19, at 10 With Bea Hoffman, and kmdergar- CITY OF <&rOlllltJninte lIonbs MICHIGAN a m. ten teacher Parents of prospective kinder- Refreshments WIll be served :\TOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING Notice IShereby given that the City Council Will hold a public hearmg ll1 the CounCil-Court Room of the l\IullIclpal BUlldmg, 20025Mack Plaza, Grosse Pomte Woods, on Mon- da), Aprd 15, 1985, at 7 30 P m to hear the apphootlOn of Our Lady APRIL CLEARANCE SALE Star of Lhe Sea Elementary School, 467 F81rford. for a vaflance of (~~00(:~ilt!:.:!0ttt~0.~nrl~0Aht SectIOn 6-424 of the lq75 City Code, namely, permission to use a search light on such premises Allmterested persons are mVlted to i ...... '?-e ~.., Su.u 1909 ~ ij ~ attend ~~~/ \.. ~ ,..' Chester E. Petersen Up to 50% OFF on Selected Items G P N 411-85 City Administrator-Clerk Men's & Ladles Warm ups \ ~:~: MEHLENBACHERFE~E CO.:; ) Sweaters - Running Weer \~)1 Custom wood fenCing and stockade DIRECT FROM OUR MILL ) Ladles Leotards & Tights I Cham Lmk - Wrought Iron - Cedar Posts - Ball Tops I ]lillage of <&ros5e'uinle ~4nr£5 \ l Wood and Steel Gates - Portable Dog Kennels \ {\ 1010530 Sale Ends 881.8888 ilion Sol COUNTIES OF WAYNE AND MACOMB rhuro 10101100 Sat. May 4,1985 l1li I >7U I I fREE 921 6282 s\'\&. coIN fJ,j1'1 15egl~lriltlOn",1\ IIIbe tak('n at the office of the Village Clerk, 795Lake S,hore Road, Gros<;ePomte Shores, MIchigan, each Monday through r 11dily from 8 10a m unhl5'00 pm Eastern Standard TIme The Id'l da\ for r.rcel\ Ing reg!stratlOns will be on Monday, the 22nd Day by of ApI II 1'18) Ellen C Wallaert James T Wright G P;,\ 4/11/R) & 4/18/8') Village Clerk \ TH[ SIIIP IS S,\lU\G FIERO GT JUST AS CITY OF ~rn5S e Jninte lIuulls MICHIGAN An Insurance company provldmg all emplo\ er -\\1) YOI 'RE I\TITED THE CHECKERED !\iOTICE (JF HEREBY GIVEN that the CIty CouncIl WIll hold a public Wllhgroup health Insurance may not cancei an hranng on i\loncla). Apnl15, 1985,at 7 30 pm m the Council Room 10 E\Jm THE \f\\'EST. mdlvldual emplo)'ee <; benefIts \I, Ithoul nollce FLAG FALLS PLUS SIOO of Ihe l\Iulllclpal Bulldlllg, 20025Mack Plaza, for the purpose of se- \10:.,'1' EXCITIM; \\AY to that emplo)'ee <;ayS a recent ruling E\ 'ERY IS ~lINlJTES FOR • • lectmg communltv development projects to be submitted to the yt'l ro ~EJ: m,TROIT'S GRAXD FIVE SOLID HOURS. "The sum ofbehaVIOrISto retam a man'<;0\\n \\,1) lle Count) RJoc~ Grant Program for mcluslon III the CIty's 1985 dlgmty, \\Ithout Intrudmg upon the I1berl\ of ilppllcdtlOll f01 ,Commlllllty Development Block Grant funGs By PRI\ 1\ -,\BO\RD THE BOBLO BOAT THIS IS AN EVE:-.IT AS EXCITr~G others" l(.'"olutlOn, the' (. It) CounCIl agreed to participate m such program and Illvlte" It;, CItl7en" 1\ ho are llflV::ltP mrhmrl""lc 'H' ",hn ~n~~n~~_' ~ S sn: CUIRE AS THE GRAND PRIX ITSELE - Franu<; Bacon • --_ I.,'''' • ,",pi ~~l;;IJl • Ilrlgl1rJorllood grollp~ or prJ\ate non-profit corporatIOns to suhmlt \\!~LL BE '\~CIfORED Jl ST OfF TICKETS ARI: AWdLABLE TO Aperson ....ho IS detamed by law enforcelTwnt Id('(1~and ('(Imnl('nt~ concerlllng the 198.'5applicatIOn 1'If~,~T\ln'(n\ISH LI~E FOR" SHIPS- I\'DlVlDl'ALS A~D CORPORATIO~S offiCIals,whobeheves the detenlJonIllegal can apply to the courts for a Wf{IT OF HABEAS PI OWL!" ~Ilhmlltpd Lo Ihe' Council for their con<;lderatlOn are as /,) J:-\ II:\\, Of ,\11 THE RI\ ER-FRO~T O\' A BLOCK BASIS FOR INF()R~IA- CORPUStodetermme legahty of the custod\ follo\\" • • • IOR\ll L\-O\'E ,\CTIO\' O\; Sl'~J)\'r 110\1 OR RF,SER\:.\TIONS CONTACT In order to meet the standard<; of falrnc<;~ \!1ll01 Homp Hcp,lIf~ JI \[ 2) 0\ BOARD YOl \\ ILL IJ!,\I1: estabhshed by the Federal RehablhtatlOn A<'t $15,000 00 " ~IEJ)J,\ CENn~RS OF AMERICA , of 1973.an employer may not dl<;(run mate 1",ILHI<' /.(1)(' ImprovE'nH'nt<; 4R,80700 IIm'l L\\lSH BREAKMST A~D 1000 SOUTH WOODWARD agamst the handicapped Therefore a d('ilfpel ':>torC'fronlImprol p!ne'nt Incentlve<; 7 ')on 00 Inl( r('~t ~lIh~ldI7('d (.ommerclal DI\ \ER BI FFETS A~1) <\DJ>lU Sl 'ITI~ IO~, HIR~flNGHA,\1, son must be gIvena wnllen test \I, herc onlyora1 'm tests are prOVIdedto apphCilnL<;for a Po';1110n I,Odlh 8.500 00 1 liE EXCrTE\IE~T OF THE DW, ,\114ROll. . . . \dmllllql dllon R,IlOO 00 Accordmg to an old law m MIchigan If a wlf(' \\ IlL GIVE AW,W A 19R~ PO~nAC nl.~) 2,R-6130, abandons her hU'ihand,h('can lak(' po<;<;e<;<;lOn ToLdl $88,60700 of all of her clothing c.;hollidIh£'( II) ...grdnl applicilhon be approved, funds for the proJ A que<;tion of law" Ilrm~ It (0 ElIrn ( Wallarrl, attorney at law. 22100(,ratiot hrnul'. Ea<;! ('(f~ \1 III t)(' dVdIldhl( 1!1 Augll<;tof 198') Detroit, MI 48201 771J-OIRO Chester E. Petersen -ADVERTISEME NT- (;P\i I 11 11') City Admll1lstrator Clerk , .t .e ... ";*- Thursday, Apnl 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thrrteen.A '0: ------.'1 \I~~J-'_S_ch_o_o_l_s _ , ,'''11 MACLD meets --- at library French Iwinner· April Kepler, an eighth-grader The Gro~se Pomte Chapter of the at Parcell. Middle School, reo MichIgan ASSOCiatIOnfor ChIldren cently took third place In the Na- with Learning Disabilities will pre- tlonal French Cont •• t sponsored sent "Mock I E PC' A Trip by the American Anoelatlon of Through the Maze" Tuesday, April Teachers of French. More than 16, at 7 30 P m at the Grosse 475 students took part In the POinte Central Library competition. The IndIVidualIzed EducatIOnal Plannmg CommIttee IS the I parent's chance to be directly m- volved In plannmg the most ap- North to propnate educatIOnal program for a chIld with a learning disabilIty present cabaret dnd IS the single most Important Grosse POInte North Bands and document a student will have In Orchestra Will present the 16th An- !>chool, accordmg to the MACLD nual Cabaret Dance and Stage Under state regulations, the Band Concert Fnday, Apn119, 810 superllltendent apPOints the mem- 11 0 m in the school cafeteria Grosse Pointe PT A/PTO bers of the I E P C which may m- "ThiS IS a family evemng," saId and Associated Groups Council elude a staff psychologist actmg as Nathan C Judson, Instrumental program supervisor, bUilding ad- musIc director "The band WIll The follOWing activIties are mlmstrator, teacher or other playa Wide variety of dance musIc scheduled through next week in school staff, parents and the stu- from the '20's through the '80's the Grosse Pointe Public School dent, If appropriate Guests may get out on the dance Svstem' The group evaluates tests and de- floor and dance, or just Sit, eat 'Monday, April 15 - schools velops a program to best meet the snacks, chat and hsten to the good reopen ledrmng needs of the chIld The mUSIC" Monday, Apnl 15 - Parent plan Will Illclude evaluatIOn of the Students WIll decorate the cafe- Club meetlllg at 7:30 p.m, at North honored child's present status, settmg of tena to match their theme, "Satur- Trombly Ceremonies were held recently In the offices of the Michigan Board of Education in Lansing to short- and long-term goals, de- day In the Park" TICkets, $1 50, Monday, April 15 - board of honor Grosse Pointe North High and 18 other secondary schools in the state. The schools had finItIOn of services needed and a are available from any Bands and education regular meeting at 8 tIme schedule for both general and been nominated earlier this year for conSideration in a national program to recognize outstanding Orchestra member, by calhng 343- pm at Kerby speCIal education Wednesday, April 17 - PTO secondary schools. The schools received a wooden plaque with the outline of Michigan from the 2240 (messages 343-2187), or at the A "good" and "bad" IE P.C. door Semor Citizen school dlstnct board meetmgs at 7 30 P m. at state board, a letter of commendation from Gov. James Blanchard and a resolution from the Legis- \\ III be presented, featunng check reSIdents are admitted to all Kerby, !\Jalre and Trombly lature. Pictured at the ceremonies are, from left, Ray Ritter, department chairperson, Physical pOInts III each to be considered, Grosse Pomte schools activItIes Education, North High; Robert Reimer, English Department chaIrperson, North High; Phillip E. goals and expectations of parents, Without charge Runkel, state superintendent of public instruction; Joan Hanpeter, president of the Grosse Pointe and suggestions of how to achIeve school board; Nanette Reynolds from the governor's office; John S. Kastran, principal, North High; what you ask for A diSCUSSion, "Miss," "Mrs ,. and Linda Rayes, sophomore representative; Pamela Light, North math teacher; Kim Marshall, senior With handouts, Will follow "Mr " have long iden- Michigan Potters Association representative; Norman Stockmeyer Sr., member of the state board of education; and Steve Clark, ThIS ISthe chapter's last meetmg tifIed the unmarrIed freshman representative. thiS school year It IS open to the lady, the Wife and the pubhc general man. But the SPRING SALE American cynic Am- South Latin brose Bierce thought at these titles insufficient "Ms " as a tItle for the Pewabic Pottery Club attenc/$ general woman didn't occur to him What he 10125 E. Jefferson convention wanted was a title for By Chris Herrinton unmarried men He suggested "MIst" ab- Thou.,und", of beuuullil On March 15and 16, 44 members breviated to "Mst .. CPntllllC p1l'ce<; hunocruhpd of the Grosse Pomte South LatIn b~ \ll<'higun m1i.,t<; 110\\ Club traveled to the Umverslty of The U.S MInt turns MIchigan for the 35th Annual hi! out coms for Panama throll~h .\pl;1 :10 MichIgan JUnior ClaSSical League *1 and the Domlmcan Re- for mformatlon call 822-0954 Sprmg Convention public, too ThIrteen students won a total of 23 ribbons III academic testlllg III L -J fIve areas grammar, vocabulary, '\ h Start your Roman lIfe and customs, denva- \ I sprlngbome tIves and mythology Students who wonwere BrIan Fromm, fIrst year, Improvements first place vocabulary, fIrst place - frOm ~ bOttom UII mythology, Amy Gentile, fIrst /,--/t /1 year, fIrst place grammar, Tenley Begin at the bottom-your basement. Mogk, ftrst year, second place ~;/ PARKING IN REAR IOJ \1 J III ThiSyear, make sure you "t Ih III Illh ( ....n .."j "U~hl\t Ir\ 02 folllih ''0( ('-IU'" 1111 ".11, ( d I'~l II "catch It" With FRESH $119 Ib 10 Lb GROUND CHUCK. • • . . . .• • Bags THE DETROIT TIGERS: CITY CHICKEN .••••....•.• · • $2.69 lb. The Complete Record of HOMEMADE VEAL PARMESAN •• $1.99 lb. Detroff Tigers Baseball Discover batting. pitching HOMEMADE SUBS • • • • Reg 51 59 NOW 99<=LimIt 6 $100 OFF 5 Lb. box Ground Chuck or Ground and fielding statistics of THE COMPLETE RECORD OF Round Patties every Tiger ever Note DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL EXPIRES 4-18-85 their career records CAREER STATISTICSFOR EVERY PLAYER FROM AL ABER TO GEORGE ZUVERINK And glimpse io pages c::== J Q) C =:J YEAR.BY.YEAR SUMMARY or lffrLt: of photographs Find EVERY SEASON SINCE 1901 '- ~J Q) c--- __ --.J BROWN more Information here RM;'lJd ALL.TIME LEADERS AND COFFEES • TEAS • SPICES than from any other WORLD SERIES HIGHUGHTS HISTORICAL rEXl BY GEORGE SUWVAN AND DAN CAtAI'IEO 886.7021 book. Paperback, 995 featuring Superior brand coffees Our decafs are 100% water processed Treat yourself to the very best Jacobson's when It comes to coffee, we are We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express' Card \r~Il ~\rill\r' Superior! We are now open until 6 on Monday, Tuesday, Wedne.day and Saturday. Located Inside Galli's Meathaus Thursday and Friday until 9 \ Thursday, Apnl 11, 1985 I Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS I Fresh Seafood from the Raw Bar COl11Dlunity Events OYSTERS, SBRIMP, CLAMS FULL BAR Book-a- Philes meet Memorial benefit 15016 MACI AVENUE The writings of Thomas Merton, The Billy Damel Memorial Schol. 20th century monk of Gethsemam, arshlp Fund Committee, m conJunc I Grosse PoiDte Pork Kv , will be the tOPiC of the next tlOn with Mercy College of DetrOit, sesslOn of Book-O-Phlles, to be held will sponsor Its annual fashlOn show And all that Open 5 p.m. Mon. - Sat. and dance, "Take Flight A Fashion Wednesday, April 24, from 7 30 .. contemporary Jazz Will be P m to 9 p m In the Adult Educa- ExcursIOn" The benefit show will presented at 8 p.m. Saturday, tIOn room (219) 111 St Paul School be held Friday. April 12, at 8 p m 1ll "MEAT ME AT MULIER'S ... WHERE PARKING IS A PLEASURE" MonSIgnor FranCIS X Canfield, McAuley Audltol'lum at Mercy Col- Apnl 20, at the Macomb Center pastor of St Paul, who ISwell vers- lege followed b) an afterglow 10 the for the Performing Arts by the 15215 ed In the wrltmgs of Merton, will college's Conference Center Larry Nozero Quartet and the review the book, "A Thomas Mer- Tickets are $10 each and $6 tor New York team of trumpeter KERCHEVAL 822-7786 ton Reader," edited by Thomas P students with proper Identification Randy Brecker and pianist MONDAY SATURDAY Grosse McDonnell. and lead the diSCUS- TIckets are tax-deductible All pro Ellane EliaS Brecker. Tickets are 800t0600 Pointe sion ceeds Will be donated to the Billy $8 for adults and $6 for students Park Call Sister Arlene Hepp at 885- Damel MemOrial Scholarship Fund and semor CitIzens. Tickets may EST. 1937 7022 for more mformatlon to assist fmanClall) disadvantaged students be reserved on credit card by "4n Impreu it'e Selection of foods in 8 Relatit'l'lr Small Pllf('e" Camera club The fund was estabhshed by stu- calling 286-2222 weekdays. The •• 1I. ICafe.-. •• AD.,e .. riP,.,t" "t thp (',..,lleap m 1YlPl11(1rv ,..,f center is located on the Center ...... - . The Grosse Pomte Camera l'lub B~lly Damel, a Mercy student who Campus of Macomb Community 00 Will meet Tuesday, Apnl16, at 7.45 died recently followmg an auto- College at Hall (M-59) and Gar- 80z Yogurt 3for$1 pm at the Brownell Middle School, ALL NATURAL or mobile aCCident 111 which he was fIeld roads In rnton TownshIp FLAVORS 260 Chalfonte, m the Farms struck by a drunken dllver While at ~:~~~bOti C each Along With the color print and 35 Mercy, Damel served as a peer CHOICE BONELESS ~ nature slide competitIOn, a mlm- counselor for other students and did program Will be announced volunteer work 111 a SWimming and STRIP .~~ VISitors are welcome speCial therapy class for retarded STEAKS 'v'- children at the YMCA For more mformatlOn, call 592- BORDON'S 20/0 MILK 1/2 gal. 990 Caring, 6112 Cinema league Then \vorkshop 0 Professionals Teens 13 to 17 \"ho \\ ould like III CHIQUITA BANANAS ••..•••..•.••. 29 LB. The Glosse POinte CInema Chinese art 01 99 working League will present ..An Enghsh fonnatlOn on pregnancv, VD COCA COLA, DIET COKE, SPRITE 3 liters $1 + Dep A lecture senes for those who Essay," a super-8mm movIe by herpes Ol other subjects can come together have been to Chma and want to Derek Jenkms, when It meets Mon- to Sardtogd Commulllty Hospital learn more about It, and for those day, Apnl 15, at 8 p m 111 the War !\londa). ApI II 15, fI am 7 p m to!J for better who have only gone there m their Memonal's Fnes Audltollum 32 pm Chmcdl ')uclal workers Anna dreams, will be offered at the War Lakeshore Road Sapern, l\lSW, CSW. dnd Gerry Sut- health care Memonal on Mondays, Apnl 15, 22 Some of the leading attracltons In ton. 1\lS\\ CS\\' \\ 111pro\ Ide mfol and 29, from 7 30 to 9 p m London are £lImed, such as Buckmg- malion Dr Stephen Bertman, professor ham Palace, the hO!se guards, Pre-registratIon IS IeqUlred fOJ of claSSICal and modern languages, Westminster, the Tower, and St the course Call 245 1450 for more literatures and clvlhzatlOns at the Paul's Cathedral, to name a few informatIOn dnd regIstratIOn The Umverslty of Windsor, will take Rural hfe IS photographed m the hospItal IS located at 15000 GratIOt partiCipants on a color-shde County of Essex, and 111 the \\ ailed at State Fdll journey of Chmese art and arch- city of Canterbury several castles aeology are VISited, from the rums of Corfe Bathtubs. Sinks. He WIll show the discoveries m Dorset to the splendidly pre- PWP meeting made near Pekmg and 10 the Gobi • Prescription served Leeds Castle Parents Without Partners, Desert that prOVide clues to the The movie ends With a Side tnp to servIce DELIVERY Grosse Pomte Chapter 192, WIll EVEN prehistoric origms of a breath- the Isle of Wight and a tour of Salls- Ceramic Tile • Jobst Support meet Fnda), Api'll 12, at 7 30 P m takmg clvlhzatlOn He will talk bury Its 700-year-old cathedral IS at the K of C Hdll on 10 !VIlleand HOSiery about the proud emperors and no- Let us redecorate your bathroom or kitchen acknowledged to be the purest ex- Little Mack 111 St Clall Shores • DiabetiC Self- ble ladles of ancient Chma who con- ample of early Enghsh architecture Ste\ e Spilos, feature and tra\ el with our exclUSive patented uPorcelainecote" Testing Center tmue to hve through In eternity m the Umted Kmgdom editor of the NOItheast DetrOltel. • Crutches & And m his fmal lecture, Bertman The pubhc IS mVlted to attend. A \\ IIIpresent colOl slides of hiS film, All Cotors- Fully Guoranteed wheelchairs WIll'discuss the poetry of Chinese fee of $1 will be charged to non-Cm- "Jerusalem and the Holy Land" FREE ESTIMATES art as It IS revealed m the majesty ema League membel s An afterglow With dancll1g, hve We offer of carved Jade and 10 the mystic musIc and a cash bar WII! toUO\\ World's largest personal setVtCfJ harmonies of painted landscapes For more mformatlOn. call the hot for you and your The cost for the senes of three Western Europe Bathroom ResurfacIng lme dt 881-5892 family lectures IS $19, or $8 per lecture. The ~emor Men's Club of Grosse FranchIse For mformatlon on how to reserve Pomte Will present "Let's CrUIse ST. CLAIR space, call 881-7511 Western Europe," a 16mm color Lake discussion hIm made by PlelTe and Elfrieda PHARMACY Pa1mentler, Friday, April 19, at 8 The East l\hchlgan EnViron- St Clair Pro! Bldg Rivertown Review pm In the auditorium of Parcells mental ActIOn CounCil Will hold a 22151 Morass Rd "Rlvertown ReView," a shde panel diSCUSSion,"Lake St. Clair. Detrol! MI School at Mack and Vermer presentation about DetrOIt's rapid- The movie \\-as made when the Changes and Challenges." at 343-3776 ly growing bu~iness area, will be Palmentlers Jomed 100 other Grosse Pomte l\Jemonal Church. shown Thursday, April 18, at 7 30 members of the Smlthsoman In- 16 Lakeshore !load. Monday, Aplll P m at Grosse Pomte Woods Pres- stltute on a chartered yacht and 22, from 7 .30to 9 -15P m bytenan Church, 19950Mack Ave followed some of Europe's most Leaders from four clllzens' The program hIghlIghts the new famous waterways from Denmark groups and gO\ el nment offices wIll SATURDAY APRIL 13th commerCial development from the to Portugal speak Thele IS no admISSIOn 10 A.M•• 2 A.M. Ambassador Bridge to Belle Isle, The crUIse traveled thlough charge and covers the Mlllender Center, REPRESENTATIVE Holland, BelgIum, Germany, For mOle mformatlOn, call 258 Trappers Alley, the People Mover, 5188 MR. JOE BURNARD France and Spam With stops at Chene Park, the Stroh's project some of Europe's castles, Will be here to answer your and more lawn and garden questions museums and royal palaces and Library book sale The evemng IS sponsored by the also mcludes a VISitto the chateaux Grosse POinte Inter-Faith Center and wme-growmg areas of France The Woods Branch of the Grosse for RaCIal Jusllce as part of ItS The film ISopen to the pubhc Ad- Pomte Public Library will hold a Third Thursday Forum senes mISSIOnIS $1 and mcludes refresh used book sale Saturday. April 13, AdmiSSIOn IS free and the pubhc ments after the show from 10 a m to -I p m The hbrary IS welcome For more mformatlOn, ISlocated al20600 Mack, at the cor- call 882-6464 ner of EIght I\hle Road Ballroom dancing Used books magazlIles, records Scholarship benefit and cassettes \\ III be on sale from Ballroom dancmg, WIth em- 10 cents to $2 The Fnends of Pohsh Art of Met- phaSIS on rhythm, grace, posture ropolltan DetrO! t will present a pro- and style \\ III be offered at the War gram of assorted solos and duet~ Memonal by Ted and LIllian Barbershoppers by Bach, Perslchetll, Jongen, Forest on Monda) evenll1g<; Apnl The PlOneel DI')tnct of the Socll' Ravel, Salzedo and Chopm at the 15 through May 20 t) for the PI eservatlOn dnd En- Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Begmners WIll meet from 7 30 to couragement of Bdrber Shop Lakeshore Road, Saturday, Apnl 8 30 pm and \\-111learn the fox 27,at8pm Quartet Smgmg 111 Amenca \\ III trot, \\altz, rhumba. cha cha, hold ItS Spl1l1g conventIOn 111 War- The program Will feature Laura .5\\mg and some diSCOmaneuvers ren ApI 1126 28 The GI osse POlllte Okumewskl, prinCIpal harpIst of Advanced students. who Will learn chapter WI!!ho<;tthe event the Cleveland Orchestra, and more steps a nd sty hng m the aho\ e George Pope, pnnclpal flullst of Aboul 800 barbershop smgers dances, \\ III meet from 8 30 to 9 '30 and theIr farml) nwmbel,) are e,,- the Akron Symphony Orchestra pm pected to attend Proceeds will go to the Fnends of Each SIX \\- eek clas<; cas ts ~18 A hmlted number of tickets fOl Polish Art Fine Arts Scholarship and partICipants 11l'l'O not hnng a Tickets are $15 and ale tax-deduct- II1dlvldual evenh at % each are partner avallahle to the public Call Jun Ible For II1formatlOl1. call 922-3805 or evelllngs, 476 6889 Kmner at 2'33')427 or Ed Sauv<' at AARP meeting 46'33917 fOl mforma t IOn Spring concert RA.PID.GRO DIAZINON KILL DANDELIONS V2 PRICE SALE The Glo')se Pomte AARP Chap Adult college week SPECIAL ROOTS AND ALL WITH The Gro"se Pomte Commumty tel' 3430\\111meet i\1ond ...... 4 Thursday, Apnl 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A Piano virtuosos compete this weekend One of the year's most mspmng cash and fees, and two local con- Equally mtflgulllg IS FrancOl::. • musICal events takes place this cert engagements - a recital tIl the Nezwazky, of LIVOnia, who has weekend at the Grosse Pomte War Grosse Pomte Summer MUSICFes- been a performmg artl::.t III New Memorial It IS the annual plano tIVal, to be held Monday, July 15, Year for the past three years ::.ll1ce competitIOn of the Summer MusIc and a concerto performance next completlllg studies at the UllIver- Festival held edch year for young sprlllg With the Grosse Pomte Sym- slty of MichIgan, Interlochen, Michigan pianists who are ready to phony The pnnclpal award IS d Ea::.tern Michigan University dnd emerge ai>concert artIsts $1,000 grant from the Michigan the Michigan Con::.ervaLory of The prellmmal'les will be held FoundatIOn for the Arts which MUSIC HISconte::.t repertory Ii!>t::.a Saturday, Apnl 13, at 1 pm m the makes thiS competItion possIble Chopm Barcarolle, Sonatai> by Fne'> Ballroom where the entrants Beethoven and PlokofJev and the are rcqull cd to pldy a work by Every year smce the competition Mozart PlUno Concerto No 2::iIII C Bach and d mdJor work of the began four years ago, as many as A third IS DaVid Strickland, IIho romanlic or unprei>slOnlsllc eras ot 30 plallists rangmg In age lip to 32 Ii> currently studymg at Wayne musIc request admiSSIOn to the compeu- StdLe Umverslt) \llth a pel torm hon, submIt proposed repertones ance scholar::.hlp In Lhe competl In the fmab, which begm at 2 and prepare to perform Note- tlOn he will perform d Chopm pm Sunday, Apn114, the reqUIred worthy among thIS year's group IS Etude, and the Rachmdnllloif III::.L Peo!o by Ea Ac< Iepertory Is a sana ta by Beeth- lO-year-old Ruth Ann MagUire of plano concerto to meet t110at the CouncIl of Sponsors board members who have put together a special Woman to Woman Forum are, oven, a contemporary work and a DetrOIt whose repertory Will m- Iepertory I equlrementi> from left, Kay Healy, Georglann Henrltzy, Clare Kay and Wanda Lincoln. The forum Will be held Tuesday, concerto m the popular repertory clude MOllssorg!>ky's "PIctures at Tickets dre $3 tal the pi ehm 111 April 16, at 7 30 p.m and Will Include a symposium of experts on timely tOPiCS. The publlc IS IIlvlted both dayi> an ExhIbitIOn," Beethoven's first aile::., $150 tor i>Ludent::.,dnd~) 101 Jurors are Mischa Kottler, Felix plano concerto and a major Haydn the fmals, $250 fOI ~tudenti> Com Re~nIck, dnd noted concert sonata MISS Magmre was granted bmed LJcket pnce for both ddJ~ Ii> Forum for women to focus on timely topics pianists Fedora HorOWitz and specIal admiSSiOn to the compe- $6 and $3 for studenti> The, dre A~ d Ie~ull of (Ol11mUl1It:.IllpuL \\lomdn to Womdn Forum Tue'> tUlllt) to exprei>i>II1tere::.t III form- FlavlO VardnI tItion as an outstandmg mUSICal available at the door or m:lV be If", "H '\1, m'"' .1 ... (nllnl Ii nf rl<1V i\nrd 11, from 7 In HI n m Illg '-uooort group,> At I>ldKeIi>more Ihdn ~2,OOOIn prodIgy rei>erved by calling !lill-7311 .':.pon"or" \1III pi e"enl el I>peudl the forum. cdlled "Changes and The purpose of the forum, co- Challengei> ' Will focus on five chdlred by Clare Kay, Wanda Lm- tOPiCS Bell1g Smgle Agalll A coIn, Kay Healy and Georglann Park ends spraying Dutch fOr elfn disease Flei>h StarL, to be led by pi>ycho lIenntzy, IS to dl::.pensc current Ill- (Continued from Page lAl therapist Brenda Belon, MenD 10rmatIOn on timely tOpiCS, to cuttlllgS or logs on pnvate proper- He Said, "It'!> too Important (an sued dmong council member::. dnd <;dld, bul I 111 IlOtgUlI1gto Ih\1dl I pause F,ll t and FIctIOn, to be led ~hdre e"penences and to gIve sup- ty cl Some method for preventing Issue) that we Just abruptly dlscon- Clerk-Controller NunzlO OrLI"1ovel the \\'111 of thl' people \ ou \\elllt 10 b:. mterm'>! Lyld LelplIg. Ho\\ to port Dutch elm dIsease spread by root tlnue" how much surplui> lIas expected at undo \~helt \1.1" dOlle It " \ el \ Cope WILh Cdncel \\ Ith MIchigan Tlcketi> \1hlch are $6 per person, graftmg " The city deCIded to use the year to the end of the Itscal yeal June.lO unfair La ch.lllge [he I ule'> 111 lt1l' Cancer FoundatlOn lllformdtlOn co mdY be purchased aL the door, but The plant pathologist who recom- mstltute an educatlOnal program lll- OrtIs I estImated a i>ut'plui> 01 mIddle 01 the game dnd I m \ en 01 dll1dLor Jdne Hoe) Agmg Par. cally rei>elvdtlOns dre suggested mended the contmuatlOn of the formmg reSIdents of the reasons for $150,000. alter allowmg for about upset thdt \Ir Fall dllt IIlfell ed ent~ Filla I Chapters, \I'lth ~ocldl For addlLlOnal mformatlOn, call Ll'ee-spraYlllg program, Dr Harrl- discontlnulllg spraymg $400,000to Implement the ne\\ bud thiS \\ di>d POlItlldl deCl'>lon I dOll t \Iorker Audley Wai>~erman, and lhe Wdr i\lemoflal at 881-7511 son Morton of the School of Natural With the deCiSIOn of the councIl get through next year do dnythlllg polltlcdJ lIow dnd Wh) to Form a Support Pi!. t k h Re::.ources dt the Umversity of behind them, at least SIXmembers Valente, who had not been at the A mollon made edlhel b\ i\h" Group, With p::.)chologli>t VlrglllJa ,,0 0 Wo~ S Op !Vhchlgan, attended the meetIng of the BeautifICatIOn CommiSSIOn Apflll meetmg, apologlL.ed for hli> E\ Old to appropfld te $23 bOll 101'a Sdl gent A photo \\ orkshop of 13 seSSlOns, He supported a report Wl'ltten by attended the Apfll8 meetmg to pre- absence and asked, "Why are \1e ~pnng tl ee plantmg pdi>i>cd -t J The evenlllg \IIII begm \~Ith a given by Joseph P Messana, WIll WIlliam Romzlck, who was em- sent a five-year and 10-year plan- spraylllg thIS year and dlscontmu Then d motIOn to reUllli>ldel the bnef lIlLroductlOll to each tOPiC begm Saturday, Apfll 13 The color played by the cIty as a forester last tmg program and to request an mg next year"" April 1 vote IIell> dppl 0\ ed 3 2 dnd Pdl tlclpanb I~IIIthen break up lllto "llde couri>e wIII::.lIess composItion summer Romllck, a graduate stu- appropnation of $25,600 for a After Heenan and Aushermdn the fmat motIOn to dli>contmue I>f>pdldtegroupi> 01 their chOIce dnd hO\1 to sef' a pIcture The 05/- dent III urban planmng at U of M spl'lng plantmg of all of the 1300 explamed their decl~lOn, Valente ~prd)lllg thl" )edl pd,,~ed -t-J Each gl oup \\ III be tdclhtatcd b) 10CdtlOIl::.cs~lOnslI1c1udea VISit to and also a Park reSident, Willagain blocks from Wayburn to Cadieux said,' I understand yoU! feehng~ The Park I" nO\1 the i>econd Clt, one of the profei>i>lOndls, plui> d the Edsel &. Eleanor Ford House be workmg for the city this sum- According to a wmdshleld survey but to make a declslOn Lhat spra\ III the PomLe" to ,>top i>PI'JIlllg 101' \Ioman from the commullIty \Iho and a i>ddboat Idee on Lake St mer supervlslllg the tree removal taken by commlSSlOn members, mg IS not good and then La thro\1 Dutch elm dl"ed"e rhe \\ oodi>dl~- hdi>had practlcdl expenence \Ilth Clair program, accordmg to James Elli- 256 trees would reforest the 1300 good money after bad contmued I>plel \ II1g m J dllUdl , the tOPiC At the end of the evenll1g FOI 111101 maLlon, call 773-5815 son, director of the Pubhc Service blocks. ReSident Wilham Farrant said llJ8J pdrtlupants WIll have the oppor- dUflng bU::.lI1e"i>houri> Department Chairwoman Dons MIller also "I fmd myself m the uncomfortable ______.TEAROuTMmMAIL 1 • RomzlCk's report stated. "In asked the counCil to allocate $32,500 posItion of agreelllg With l\lr order to have an effectlve control for 325 trees beginning With the Valente for once You have $16,000 I Enjoy 3 Nutritious Meals on The I program, a holistIc approach must next budget year and continumg and you want to take the llme to ed be used such as spraying, prulllng, for another four years ucate mostly college-educated peo- removal and therapeutic treat- After that, she said, the amount pIe It looks SUSplClOuslynot Itke d ments together No program can would drop to $10,000 a year be- managenal pOSItIOn, but stflctly i GR~~~!~!..nT i be successful USlllg only one or cause the city would have caught pohtlcal Plant trees, i>ave monel very few of the elements" up With ItS losses. The amount and put It where It will do good . Prolessional Compuler CIty Manager John Crawford would continue to decrease there- That precipitated a que~tlon b\ Classes Ollered I LOSE WEIGHT FAST I I $ Contains one of the Strongest Diet AKls ava,labie I saId the counCil deCided to continue after, she said Heenan to the city attorney on the , Inhod"cllon \0 Lot", I 2 3 90 PILLS for 2.98 Without prescrrpt,on Includes Modem EffectIVe Diet With the program for thIS year, be- Slllce there was no money left In correct procedure to reconSIder the • Ad,anced Lcrtu, 1 23 "AME FORMULA OTHERSCHARGE Plan that Lets You EnJOy3 Dellc,ous Meals ana I cause of "broad commumty can- the tree program budget for a vote. • Introduchon 10 WOld,l., I $598 AND UP FOR' Snacks Everyday as you Lose We'ght cern" sprlllg planting, a diSCUSSIOnen- "I would be agamst It," Heenan I 90 FOR $2.98 SatISfaction Guaranteed or Money Back I Classes consist of POSTPAID. ORDER FROM four 3-hour sessIOns 200 FOR $5.00 NUTRITION HEAOQUARTERS 104 W JACKSON I I CAR80NDAlE III 62901 Mrs. Brierly won't run for re-election Tholl. 12 hOUfl 01 hand' OR ISW &. Ccm~atlbl8 Training 'For tub area up to 50 sq H o 0 10'00.5 00 PM MON .TH Inc.& SAT ~ 10:00-6 00 PM. FRI JI!ff.ffir° 19605 Mack J$; Grosse POinte Woods • - 882.1340 BOAT SHOE SALE SPERRY TOPSIDERS -I 400/0 OFF (Selected styles) t' GROSSE POINTE NEWS _._------Thursday, April 11, 1985 \UNDER FACTORY INVOICE* SALE ON ALL NEW 1985 IN'STOCK 6000'S*** AND 5-SPD. MANUAL SUNBIRDS NEW NEW 1985 8.8% FINANCING 1985 S~,~(~,~R~COUPE~' ~~~~ GRAND lrll I ,,' ~_,----,. _~ t \ [IC~t l ,l'SJ • ) PRIX ..)11 t)'> ---- 'j 1'1 .. Auto P s P b V6 WSW sleel belted I"es deluxe cusl whl I j, I I , "I • l 1 r("fH~ cloCK cutpile carpet am radiO acoustical Insulallon • jf j oN l.... lj notchbacK armrest seat Jeluxe steeTing wnl lJUIIIIJ"' \JU"'''~ & r Oraers You,s Today! 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I.. mo 18000 mlIft r IlIoWltnct "ij .------..------~-~~~~~---~------._- Section B The Second Section Thursday, April 11, 1985 From A110ther Pointe Get in shape Of View for summer's By Jauet Mueller sun and fun The Grosse POInte War Mem- The Womel1'~As~OclatlOl1lor the Gros~e POll1teSympho- onal Will offer three spnng classes ny IS the ho:"t gloup lor the Michigan Orchestra Volun- to prepare your body for summer teer~' A~~oclatlOn'~ Spnng Conference, set for Tue~day, fun one to sllm It, one to tone It - ApI' ,!O, at the Gro~~(' POll1teWar Memonal The day will and one to celebrate It leature d mornll1g \Vorhhop 111 which volunteers and "Thlllk Sprlllg, Thlllk Tnm," a board members eVclludte their orgal1llahons and their one IlIght class for people who are tired of always havlllg to diet, \\ III place 111 them Orgal1lzallOnal gUidehne matenals will be meet from 7 to 9 p m Wednesday, dl~tnbuted, dnd there will be d questlOn-and-answer ApI' 24 Instructor Lorraille Stef- penod ano, a therapist In pnvclte practIce Conductmg the .semll13r will be Eleanor "Coco" Siewert, and dIrector of Think Tnm, \~III hplp r~rh(,lrflnt" (lpvp]op ~ po,,- lJd! IldlJlellldlldll dllli UUdlU llWllluel uf lIldlly Dell Ull dl ed Itlve attitude about their eatmg mUl1lClpal,church and philanthropic orgamzatlOns behaVIOr A Problem Solvmg Roundtable IS on the post-luncheon It IS not lack of Will power, self- agenda This ISrather like a duphcate bndge sessIOn' par- lOntrol or motIvatIOn that cause unwanted pounds, Mrs Stefano ticIpants 111 small groups "solve" _problem cases, then re- says Rather, It IS the IndIVIdual's vIew their declslOn~ with their peers and a panel of orches- relatIOnshIp to food You can filld tra experts from all over MIChigan out how to change your relationship Pat Young, a member of the Women's ASSOCiationfor to food for $10 at her workshop the DetrOIt Symphony Orchestra board of directors, IS "Couture ExerCise" IS a total chalnng the conference It's open to men and women, at body workout for men and women $15for the day Pat may be reached at 886-6829 or 886-6970 Goal of the class IS to help each for further II1formatlOn partiCipant become fit, regardless of age, sex or sIze Classes for per- The l\ihchlgan Orchestra Volunteers' ASSOCiationIS an sons over 40 wlIl meet on 1\Iondays umbrella group representll1g 19orchestra volunteer orga- and Wednesdays from 9 to 10am, I1IzatlOnsaround the state Its current preSident ISDebbie begllllllng ApI' 15 Classes open to Tischler, of Bedford Road, who, hke her fellow Pomter Pat everyone Will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 8 pm, Young, IS a past-president of the DetrOIt Symphony Classic foods to complement classic fashions starhng ApI' 16 Cost IS $60 for 10 League Pictured above are committee members for the American .\ssociation of Unhersity Women- weeks (20 sessIOns) or $35 for any The conference committee II1cludes Mary Evelyn Self, Grosse Pointe Branch fund-rai~er "Classic Foods and Fashions," to be held on Thursda)', Apr. 25, 10 sessIOns president, and Mary Baynert, vice-president of the POll1te at noon in Grosse Pointe l\Iemorial Church Fellowship Hall, ~ho got together a \\hile back to confer To celebrate spring, "Walklllg Symphony Women; Mary Nolan (886-6244), In charge of re- about recipes and ~ample some of the salads and desserts they plan to prepare for the event. At work for Fitness" Will be offered from 9 servations, SylVia Rutkowski, in charge of the luncheon; on this pleasant chore :ue (left to right) SANDRA SHAUI\IAN, VIKI ADIK, chairperson SYBIL JA- to 10 a m Tuesdays and Thurs- Elly Bundesen, m charge of name tags and decoratIOns; QUES, KARE~ KNUDSON and GAIL GUARESll\IO. Others on the committee are Julie Demchak, days and Alice ReiSig and Helen Wiseman, 111 charge of hos- Suzanne Good\\in, Marion Hopson, Sandra Lowden, Nancy :\'lcCaffrey, Diane McCormack, Glorie Stonisch, Anita Unger and Linda Pankhurst. In addition to a buffet table loaded with tasty foods, the Each sessIOn will mclude walkmg tesses and warm-up and cool-down exer- event, \\hich is open to the public, will feature a selection of clac;sic clothes from l\Iiner's Grosse Cises, and mformahonal handouts International Dance Festival Pointe, modeled b) A.\LTW members, and a mini-concert of Broad\\ a) classics ~ung b) the AAllW Will be distributed The class IS of- A special patron receptIOn will recogmze the teamwork ChOl'US undel' the direction of :\Iary Jane Starnes. Admission is $5 pel' person, by ad\ ance paid reser- fered at $30 for SIXweeks (12 ses- of several metropohtan area reSidents, among them Gros- \ ation onl) ; deadlint' is ne\.t Tuesda), Apr. 16, Checks should be made payable and mailed to Gro!lse ~Ions) and Will be held ram or shille se POinte's Kim and Mado Lie, for their dedicatIOn to eth- Pointe AAlJW, 936 Lake!>hore Road, Grosse Pointe, :\lich. 48236; please do not selld ca~h. Proceed~ - so partICipants should dress ac- mcity and II1ternatlOnal understanding The receptIOn Will will help to defray local branch expen~es. The number to call for additional information is 881-1180, cordlllgly be held 111 conjunction with the InternatIOnal Institute of MetropolItan DetrOIt's annual International Dance Festl- val, sponsored by Northland Center, running from 7 30 to April's food outlook is sunny; meat's a good buy this month 10:30 p.m. Sunday, Apr. 28, at Northland The April food outlook ISsunn) In brOiler productIOn IS up thIS quar- will almost certainly be pnced FlOrida shipments of sweet corn more ways than one Pnces fO! ter The meat plpehne IS full. and higher by Memonal Day Will whet 1\llchlgamans' appetites It's an extravaganza of ethnic dance, on two stages, of- beef, pork and broilers are all down overall pnce movement WIll be Egg pnces have ~trengthened lor the homegrown variety later In fering performances by more than 20 metropolitan area from a year ago - and supphes of neghglble thIS month But market anal) sts ell.pect prices lhe season Lettuce quality and groups ranging from the Tagumpay FIllPll10 Dance En- fresh vegetables are gettmg back Shoppers Will, howevel, see the to decline after Easter, so buy now prices are likely to be vanable but semble to Tim O'Hare's Insh Step Dancers, from the Safl- to normal demand for qUick-cooking, tender for current needs onl~ salad vegetables - cucumbers. + san Slovak Folk Ensemble to the Troupe Ta-amullat "' Several factor;, , ." , 1 Our celebration started when we changed our nome to RAY mAR CASUALS.We are so much more than a patio store With fuenIture for 'your sunroom, deck. den and dining. The same owners offering the same quallt.Y furniture and service 'you have come to expect from PATIO & FURNITURECRUSALS. Come In and celebrate With savings galore throughout the store. SALE ENDS APRIL 30th or while stocks last 979.5500 35834 VAN DYKE • BRENTWOOD PLAZA between 15 and 16 Mile Roads Mon , Thurs , Frl , 10-8, Tues. Wed, Sat 10-5 Sun., 12.4 FORMERLY PATlO & FURNITURE CASUALS "'""------~~ - - - -~ .... _---- Page Two.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursaay, April 11, 1985 Grand Marais Make Any Occasion Special Questers busy A very special meeting is in store for the Grand Marais Chapter of Questers when members gather to- morrow, Friday, Apr. 12, at the Whittier Towers home of Mrs Cor- nehus Egan who Will be assisted by co-hostess Mrs. Robert Lucas. The group Will be celebratmg the up- coming (May 4) marriage of Louise Wnght, daughter of chapter member Mrs Charles Wright, and Curtis Leibbrand, son of chapter member Mrs. Keith Leibbrand Grand MaraiS' officers for 1985. 86 Will be installed m a special ceremony, with Mrs Michael Brennan of the Fox Creek Chapter, first vice-president of the National Questers, presidmg The newly-elected officers are Mrs Wyman Barrett, president, Mrs. Damel Brown and Mrs. How- ard Draper, flrst and second vlce- prcsldents, respectlvely, !VIrs John Makara, treasurer, Mrs L J. Tib- bitts and Mrs Leibbrand, record- ing and corresponding secretaries, Birthday? Annlver~ary? .. New Mother? . respectively Whatever the occasion make It memorable with a Mrs. Carl Kasza, president of the gift she'll treasure. How about a Blue Topaz and dia- WlOdmlII Pomte Questers, who has had a hfe-long Interest In mlma- PhOIO by Kariesl Ford mond pendant and earring set tures and jeweled keepsakes, will present a slide lecture on Faberge and diSCUSSother aspects of hiS Fontbonne poised for fashion show work m addition to hiS popular Easter Eggs. MRS. JOSEPH C. KEYS, co-chairman of the Fontbonne Auxiliary of Saint John Hospital's edmund t. AHEE jewelers New member~ Mrs. Tibbitts and "Celebration of Fashions," JACK McCARTHY, host of Channel 7's Friday Feast, who will 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods Mrs E.J. Stedem were welcomed serve as master of ceremonies at the 20th annual fashion luncheon, MRS. JOHN L. DRUM. at Grand Marais' March meeting. MY JR., general chairman, and MRS. WILLIAM P. SHIELD, raffle chairman, are pictured 886-4600 A mystery triP is to be the group's left to right above taking a break from last-minute preparations for the party to be held next May program, and plans are Thursday, Apr. 18, at the Westin Hotel. This year's event will have a color theme of underway to celebrate the 25th periwinkle blue, violet and white, with African Violets keynoting the decor. The fashions will anniversary of the chapter's found- be from Dawood Boutique. Information on reservations, at $25 per person, is available at the mg in June, when husbands Will be EYEGLASSES 10 SUNGLASSES mvited to a potluck supper at the Fontbonne office, 343-3675. Proceeds will go toward a new Pediatric Department at Saint home of Mrs. Urban Boresch. Mrs John Hospital. IN LESS THAN 60 SECONDS. Joseph Thompson IS preparing a program on the History of Grosse Pointe. At the conclusion of tomorrow's WSU Med School's FRIENDS are busy GPYC is setting meetmg, the group will go to Greektown for lunch Pointe mem- Sprmg is a busy season for the made by calhng 577-1460. for Pointe ABWA FRIENDS of Wayne State Umver- The FRIENDS' annual meetmg bers wishing to share rides to the Sally LePla, founder and pres- Whittier Will rendezvous at the slty School of MedIcine, who gather is scheduled for a few days later, Saturday, Apr. 20, at the Grosse on Tuesday, Apr. 23, at the WSU ident of J L Communications Ltd , Merriweather Road home of Mrs a public relations firm, Will be Charles Fisher Pomte Hunt Club for their annual Hilberry Theatre at 11 a m High- dinner dance. FestiVIties start at light of the "Backstage at the Hil- guest speaker at the Amencan 7 p m With cocktails MUSICwill be berry" program Will be a tour of Business Women's ASSOCIatIOn by the Tony Dannon TrIO. the Production Center, where all Grosse Pomte Chapter meeting Gmce United OffiCial hostesses for the evemng sets and costumes will be diS- next Wednesday, ApI' 17. at the mclude the FRIENDS' past-presI- played Grosse Pomte Yacht Club 1 dents, among them a pall' of POInte Wme and luncheon will follow a The program also will include in- will host sale residents, Mrs L Murray Thomas short general meeting The num- stallation of nme new members Handicrafts, greeting cards, (1976-78) and Mrs Paul Rubel ber to call for more information is and the annual electIon of the white elephants, jewelry and attic (1982), and the present president, 577-1460 chapter's Woman of the Year. treasures Will be featured at the Mrs C. Jackson France. also of And the followmg day, Wednes- ABWA, which currently has over bake sale and luncheon runnmg The Pomte. day, ApI' 24, the FRIENDS open 105,000 members nationally, IS an from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m tomorrow, The party IS open to the pubhc, their annual two-day used book educational associatIon. The Friday, ApI' 12, at Grace United by reservation, at $2250 per per- sale 10 WSU's Gordon H Scott Hall awarding of scholarships IS one of Church of Christ, located on Ker- son. Reservation deadline IS Mon- of Basic Science It will run from its key programs. Further 10- cheval Avenue at Lakepointe day, ApI' 15 Reservations may be 10 a m to 4 p m Apr 24, from formation on the local chapter and 10 a m to 3 p.m Thursday, Apr 25 its activities may be obtamed by Donations of all types of books contactmg Ann Newman at They change fight before your eyes - as magically as an Instant are needed to make thiS event suc- 882-3860,days picture. They're both a techmcal marvel and a marvel of Catholic Women assemble in April cessful Books to be donated may convenience Ask your eye care professIOnals at Woods Optical Theme for the Council of Catholic homily be brought directly to the school, or to demonstrate the one pair of lenses that adlust to the light Women, Archdiocese of Detroit, Archbishop Szoka Will be the key- arrangements to have them picked YWCA will hold annual assembly to be conducted note speaker at the luncheon dur- up may be made by contactmg CORNING Wednesday, ApI' 24, at Sacred ing which annual awards Will be Ruth Taylor at 577-1168. meeting at DAC PRESCRIPTION LENSES presented to five council-affilIated Heart Semmary IS "Is It I, Lord?" Dr. Gwendolyn Calvert Baker, THAT CHANGE'" RegistratIOn begms at 8:30 a.m. orgamzations A busmess sessIOn executive director ot the YWCA of The morning program Will be follows, and the day's events con- the USA, Will be keynote speaker devoted to two concurrent work- clude at 2'30 p.m AWC will feature tl!- the YWCA of Metropohtan De- shops highlighting the work of the Registration and luncheon fee IS 'Megatrends' film trOIt's 92nd annual meeting Satur- s coullcil's SIX commissIOns HIS Ex- $15. Deadlme for luncheon reserva- day, Apr. 20, at the DetrOIt Athletic cellency The Most Reverend Ed- tions was Wednesday, Apr. 10 Fur- The DetrOit Metropohtan Chapter of the ASSOCiatIon for Club She will be guest of honor at 19599 Mack mund C. Szoka Will celebrate the ther mformatlOn may be obtamed hturgy at 11 a.m., With The by calhng the CCW/ AD office, 237- Women in Computing (AWC) will an 11:15 a m receptIOn precedmg Grosse Pointe Woods 882-9711 the annual meetmg luncheon at Reverend Ricardo Bass giving the 5896 meet next Wednesday, ApI' 17, at Compuware CorporatIOn on Tele- noon graph Road in Blrmmgham for Reservations for the program, at hght refreshments, served at 6:30 $25 per person, may be made by pm., and a 7 p m showing of the callmg any of the SIXMetropohtan film "Mega trends " Further mfor- DetrOit YWCA offIces or Metropoli- matIon may be obtamed by calling tan Headquarters, 961-9220,Exten- 456-4444or 588-5404. sion 15 THINKING OF A NEW FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 7:00 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY, APRIL 21 at Noon FEATURING ESTATES FROM TIPP, OHIO AND KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI KITCHEN? Preview begins April 12. through the sale dates. 10-5 PM, SpeCial preview Sunday, April 14. 1-5 P M Catalogues postpaid $1000, Call or write for a free brochure WE OFFER FRIDAY Antique pocket watches AntiqUities IDEAS OF THE FUTURE WITH Amencan primitive furniture and decorations CRAFTSMANSHIP OF THE PAST SATURDAY Clocks and Barometers Antique English furniture and 18th century country French furniture CALL A PROFESSIONAL Medical Instruments Art Glass. Includmg Galle, Steuben, DeVez, Moser, Galle, Daum, !".'1ii Our S~ow,.oom 18332 Mack, Grosse Pointe LeGras etc <;U"" DAY Antique and fine furnishings and decoralTons Ulla.I •• 881-1024 Estate Jewelry F.. ~' , •• 956 ~:"'1:::'1"lI Free Consultation Oriental rugs ~ Bronze sculpture LoUl'" 'Xv "'I"~( ;."n,l; (Joo (I ~P.l\ Paltlngs/watercolors/graph ICS Edward H Barnard, Georges Bra- cab net \.\IIh V(,f""H\ 1,MtIl1 d((or on Ih" bord',,\ h'" H R 2 • que, Pierre Emmanuel Dlelman, R Clemmson, Moshe Gat, W \\ ~i Lee Hankey, ) Highmore, W H Hunt, Charles J LeWIS, Sarah McGregor Renaud de la Montague, Lionel Peraux, Adlphe <;chreyer Alex B Simpson, Herman Fredenk Carel Ten Cate, , Victor Vasarely and more Passport and Visa OVER 1000 FINE OFFERINGS fTlcnne Hrnn Oum':lIge IFrC'nch 1810-1888\ hronl(> '5{lJlpIUH', on£' 01 two from Ihe 'ene, Apr", l" Photograph Service Combal H 2<;', Available al Greotw~ Travel 19th century Inl.,n morQuelry Jo!<'ph Highmore (8"1,," 1692 17801 F,ne Wl'dKWood bISCUit Jar collectIOn on ~und,y n1 I J __ ,,",4_II1II4 ...4_, ...4 ..4_4 ...... -- ...... _.....--._-~- ,------~ , Page Three-B Thursday, Apnl 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Spring shows at Youtheatre :GP Lawyers' The DetroIt Youtheatre family son," with many special effects, on entertainment calendar lists three Saturday, Apr. 'l:l. This, too, is for .Wives setting upcommg April shows m Its ages 5 and up Children under 5 will "Something Every Saturday" not be admitted to the auditOrium :sail for spring schedule of 11a.m and 2 pm per- for either the Polisar or the Tom formances 10 the DetrOIt Institute EdIson program . "HOIst the MaIO'" "Tnm the of Arts auditOrIum General admission tickets for all Jlbl" "Come About I" These nautl- A live mUSIcal speCIal, "The Youtheatre performances at $3 for calterms come eaSIly and frequent- Good TIme Mime," brings 0 J An- children and adults ($2 each In ly these days to Grosse Pomte derson to the Youtheatre 5tage to groups of 10 or more) may be pur. Lawyers' WIves' hps as they set the clown and talk hIS way through an chased 10 advance through the DIA theme of "Sallmg mto Spnng" for hour of slones and SIght gag:, thJ:, ticket office, 832.2730 during reg- their annual fashIOn show/luncheon Saturday, Apr 13 HIS program IS ular busmess hours, and at the door A local private club With an for ages 7 through adult Children Youtheatre's October through unbeatable view of Lake St Clair under 5 ~ III not be admItted to the audltonum 1\13Y sefl,son mcludes hve, profes- WIll welcome 300 Lawyers' Wives' 510nal musicals, plays, puppet guests next Wednesday, Apr 17 Young people's recordmg :,tar shows and fIlms and offers birth- They'll watch a parade of latest folk singer Barry PolJsar headlme:, day parties, "Wiggle Club" shows !>pnng fashion:" from Walton-Pierce another mU5ICai :,peclal, for ages;) for familIes With children ages 3 to of Grosse POinte, and enJoy an ele- and up, the followmg Saturday, 8, free, gUided back!>tage tours, gant luncheon built around heafood Apr 20, presentIng a selectIOn 01 young people's club and commum. salad supreme "Songs for Rl'belhou5 Children' ty organizatIOn Salute Days and The crew of lovely ladle:, captured from hIS dozen album:, many speCIal events A detailed at nght by Mrs James Brennan's The month c1o,<,es\\Jth a live Youtheatre schedule is available at camera has been hard at work plan- mUSICal play, "Young Tom Edl the museum tIcket ofhce. mng the event Top row, left to !'Ight, Proualy' Anrounces 17221 Mack Avenu~ 2 Blocks East of Cadieux The formation of a new subs'o'ary DOing BUSiness at GERANIUMS 860 West Long Lake Road SUite 350 \-\OW\NGS Bloomfield Hills Michigan 48013 SPEC\Al "tRUNK S (313) 540-2360 A Commun,ty ProfeSSional Nurs nfJ SerVice fOR fAll ~9B5 Apnl l\lursday. Private Duty Nursing Care serving the Grosse Pointes Apn\ ~B and the Tri-Counties l\lursday. .__ ...... "tv ta - \ modeling r---JUST SENDIN COUPON---..., Iniorrn 0 Mlkl Cuck Per-bit 10 GroslI Polftle "ort~ PUlIIl Cllb I Private Homes, Hospitals or Nursing Homes 707 Vlrallr Rd G P W 48236 I I • 24 Hour Service. 7 Days a Week NAME I • Full Time or Part Time Coverage ADDRESS I • Bonded and Insured I ZIP _ PHONE I _ :aDi_ --=-~Of ISUl Qf I I By RN's, LPN's, Nurse Aides, and Live in Companions $12 SO I $12 50 I I $12 SO - I 263.0580 Pick up at Gym Fn Sat I ______Please Deliver JI Dailv 9 QO.S30 Community Professional Nursing Service Thursdav 1119'00 PLEASE ORDER EARL VI GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1985 Moving, Engaged, New Baby? Getting settled Made Simple New Town dilemmas lade after a WELCOME WAGON call As WELCOME WAGON Represenlalt've It s my lob 10 help you make the mosl 01 your new neighborhood ShOPPIng Areas Commumty opportunlttes SpeCial dl NURSING Irachons LOiS of lipS to save you lime and money Plus a basket 01 gilts for your family I II be l,slenl'1g I-JOME for your call xo.t'i HILP'UL HINTI for WMOIn,. Met Engage. t \"'1 1IIIIIt..,O\ m~. too! (-*Kome~O~ DI f1WI I. '1I( It Newe-, ~,.,.ew-., baby calli, 821-3525. aI'MI ...... t•• (jl. l/II} 881-5618 GROSSE POINTE \( N'l/\(, ( UN Play.Learn.Grow. PETER POPOFF MIRACLE and Get together WIthother parents OP£NHOUSE: BLESSING CRUSADE and chIldren at a GymboTee' 3 12 month aIds In hrst hour. Onen House! Take part Wlth 1-4 year aids In second hour ~ ()thor "?lront" ?lnrl r-h.lrlron "1 thp "..., On@ ~ ..d ....1Dav ,; most successful pre preschool . program of Its kind ~ IN THE GREATER DETROIT AREA ~ KIds three months to four years gam self confIdence as they ~~' bounce, shde. creep, and crawl APRIL 14 on more than 40 pIeces of tyke SIZedequIpment 881-6700 - " COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSEl .J "'J,- \ \ Tuesday, Apnl 9 • 930-11 30 &, 600-800 / " ,~'#' \ i{ - • Saturday, Apnl 13 • 9 30-11 30 ,t HO" _._- at The First English Evangelical Lutheran Church Cobo Hall Winning young women Exhibit Hall A 800 VernIer Rd.• Grosse Pomte Woods JULIE HATHAWAY, JEl':l':IFER VA:"DENBROOKS and LISA CLASSES BEGIN WEEK OF APRIL 15 WYROCK (left to right> from the Angela Kennedy Dance Studios I Washington Blvd. took third place in the statewide Dance Educators of America 2:30 p.m. competition last month. The gil'1s and their teacher, Lisa Kennedy Fikany, will be going to the national competition in New York this DOORS OPEN AT 12:00 NOON July. Prayer for the sick. Personal ministry through the From Another Pointe gifts of the Holy Spirit for you. WHITTIER Of View TOWERS (lontinued fI om Page Ill) 415 Burns Dr. It will feature the United States debut of the Shanghai Detroit,Michigan 48214 Ballet's InternatIOnally-famous Hui-Fang Mao There'll be ethnic foods prepared by gourmet chefs in a special international festival atmosphere. Admission is WORSHIP SERVICES $12.50, including valet parking, four ethnic dishes, wine, dessert, coffee and all entertainment Tickets are avail- able at CTC/TICket World outlets, all Hudson's ticket of- fices, AAA Branch Offlces and the International Institute, DI \L \ where further informatIOn may be obtamed by calling {Jj1(oJJe (i/+,iJlle Q{ffllf.liIlf ,-(inu lfn PH\YEH • Private rooms and Apartments 871-8600durmg bus mess hours IIH.!-WiiO all wtth prtvate baths Presbyterian USA. First English • Around-the-clock securIty Speaking of dance ... if you were one of the lucky ones "ST. PAUL'S SECRET UNLOCKS who caught an American Ballet Theatre performance of POST-EASTERS 'EXPIENCES'" Ev. Lutheran • Excellent Meals • Maintenance "Romeo and Juliet" at Masonic Temple Auditorium in late Dr. Stanton R WIlson, AsSOCiate Mmister Church March, you know you really \\ ere a lucky one! My perfor- Dr LOUISJ Prues, Semor :\Imlster \ ('rnll r l{O,Hl 11 and mance, on Friday night, starred Leslie Browne and Robert \\ edgl'\\ nod lJI l\t' La Fosse in what was, quite simpl), the most beautiful 9 30 and II 30 \\ orshlp Sen Ices 16 Lakeshore Drive (,n"'l' POlnl, \\ ooel-- • Beauty/Barber Shop 10 30 \hddle Hour EducatIOn Grosse POJnf~ .. arms ,~ 1-.,111'1 thing I ever saw. Forget a critique, for I'm not capable of 882.5330 24 hrs • Grocery Store giving one: ABT's "Romeo and Juliet" audiences don't ob- "dlllih \\n!-.h11 I I 1m • LIbrary serve the ballet - they live it. ( hUrl h Ilo"hlp I ~ III Grosse POinte Woods PJ.ul r hI ppll I I~ ....Il,1 • Registered Nurses on duty 'Survor at the Ford House Ilruu' (IUdl"''''l I'",lllr • Doctors' Clinic PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Alhance Francalse de Grosse Pointe has mvited 19950 Mack Avenue The Grosse POinte Monique Wagner, Ph D., whose degree 15 from Columbia Ihalfwa~ belween Melos; ana Ye" e' R.,(., 886-4300 Cong regatlOnal all WIthin the bUilding University, to gIve a "Survol de l'histoire de France" (an overview of French history) at its meetmg next Wednes- Children's Learning Center and Amenc an Baptist day, Apr. 17, at 7'30 pm at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford 11 a.m. Divine Worship House Church 11 a.m. Children's Sunday School !lI! (h.lIfllllll .,t J II"ullp for further Information X....l ,If;") Dr Wagner ISan assistant professor of French at Wayne Nursery proVlded or for an appointment State University. Her speCIal fields are the HIstory of ..fill', L \~T French CIVilization and 17th Century French LIterature \IOIm" call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 Her book on playwright Mollere was pubhshed in the Chrrst the King St. James or 822-9000 mid-70s. Lutheran Church Lutheran Church (hunh 'ouiool 2033. Mack, GPW • • She WIllsupplement her talk for the Pomte Alhance WIth "on The Hill" q III d nl Iln1\ 88~5090 \1('"".1I3n .U l\f'rt hI" dl colored shdes from her extenSIve personal collectIOn, 'I ~lJ &. 1] 1) d ,n MO lI'ill "',t I \ 1t .... showing outstandmg examples of art and archItecture. She Sunda) School f1 00 a m will speak mostly m French, \\ Ith a few clarifICations m B.ble (lasses 9 OUa m \~ORSHrp SER\ ICE" 930&IIOOam Fournier's Furniture English Famll) \\orshlp 10 30 a m 1 I f'vllo~ed h\ l'"elio\\sh'pHour \urscl) both S('n It(' A champagne and sweets receptIOn w111follow her pro- 9 10 a m Sun School Apartment Size "ed B,hle Class IG 00 a m '< ---'ST MICHAEL S gram, whIch IStree to Alhance members, WIth a suggested \I t: \ ('PC" i 11) " r- P.I,llJr (II or ~t 'I .....(tH lit r . EPISCOPAL Jo~eph P Faar> Pastor Pd...(nr HI h. r1 \ BIrHho Dining Rooms $5 donation for non-members but admIssion IS by ad- \ I CHURCH vance reservatIOn only, and reservatIOn deadlIne IS next \llchael \ ok! \ Icar ~ ..!lll-, "-ILlOlHII ...ddlt PilI-. Monday, Apr 15 Re<;ervatIOns may be made by calling (,Ill..,'''' POIntf \\00-«1 ... ON SALE St. Paul Ev. Redeemer 4 styles to pick from 886-9102or 885-4313 Those v.,hoarnve punctually WIll fmd ..'::::...Lutheran "I I>.!II they have tIme for a bnef tour of the mam floor of the Ford .~' Church United I,., 1 nl }j I I 1 lJ t 1r ~"r House Methodls\ [I III :"'"'i 881-6670 ( h.lr sl t u t r 1 lrJ' IV Cnarfonle and Church , \ I " Page Flve.B Thursday, April 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Summer rites Fall wedding Sell mmmage -I New A;;ivals \-M1-.ss Rossetti . wed in March for Dena Hull date is made at St. James Mr and Mrs Douglas Pearson, The annual sprmg rummage sale . Ur. and 1\11 .... Hlch,ml J Zal- Mr and Mrs LOUIS Ro~~ettl en- Mr and Mrs Charles Barnard Hull III, of Lancaster, Pa , former- of East Lansmg, are announcmg at 51. James Lutheran Church, lo- \ • ", > Thursday, April 11, 1985 '1-1 GROSSE POINTE NEWS I page, Six-B \WSU to show art of undergraduates Dinner & program for Health Nurses : '!be Wayne State University De- design, ceramics, drawing, metal- Reservations for the Detroit As- Apr 22. partment of Art and Art History's smithing, painting, photograph>:, sociation of Occupational Health annual undergraduate exhibihon printmaking and sculpture. It Will Nurses' monthly meeting on Thurs- Barbara Silverstein, Ph D, of oPens tomorrow, Friday, Apr 12, run for two weeks, through Friday, day, Apr. 25, at 6 r m. at the Engi- the UniversIty of Michigan, will with a 6 to 8 p.m reception in Apr 26. Gallery hours are 10 a m neermg Society 0 Detroit may be speak on "Ergonomics of Culmina. WSU's Community Arts Gallery to 5 p m. Monday through Friday made by contacting Jane Darrow, tive DIsorders, Part Ill, Physicial '!be exhibit mcludes advertlsmg R N" at 575-Q170before Monday, Assessment" Carnegie Hall date for DSO Music Director Gunther Herbig will conduct the DetrOIt Symphony Orchestra In Its first New York ap- pearance since 1981 at Carnegie Hall at 8 p,m on Friday, Apr 19, leadmg Mahler's Symphony No 6 Completmg the program IS Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme, played by young Brazihan celhst Antomo Meneses Followmg the Carnegie Hall con- cert, on Saturday, Apr, 20, the DSO, Herbig and Meneses tr:l\"cl to tRa Middletown, NY, for a concert that Includes Bach's Suite No 1, The Cottal!e Hospital Auxiliarv's check for $32,000 walii accepted the Tchaikovsky Rococo VarIa- on behalf of the hospital by Ralph Wilgarde, Cottage administrator, tIOns and Brahms' Symphony No flanked at left and right above, )'espectively, by Ella C. Lewis, new 4 president of the auxiliary, and Mary Streit, outgoing president. at the conclusion of the auxiliary's recent annual meeting, Pictured left to right below are 1985-86 aUAiliary officel's Mary Nolan, presi~ dent-elect, Mary Batten, publicity chairperson/historian. Carole Fenley, recording secretary, Suzanne DeBryne, second vice- president, and President Lewis. Not pictured are Loretta Cross, Present ~ida' first vice-president, and Claire Egan, treasurer, The oath of office:. was administered to the auxiliar)' board by Velma DeWitt, pres i- . in mid-Aprjl dent-elect of the Southeast Michigan Association of Hospital Aux-'. Michigan Opera Theatre con- iliaries, cludes itS 1985-86season with per- formances of Giuseppe Verdi'S grand opera "Aida" on Thursday, ApI' 18, and Saturday, Apr. 20, In the Masomc Temple AuditOrium An internationally-acclaimed cast WIll be featured, Including WE SEE EXCITING, COMFORTABLE TRAVEL IN YOUR FUTURE Metropohtan Opera star Leona Mitchell, soprano, 10 her first Claol knows the best way to go with lightweight, soft-slded bags that are North American portrayal of the deSigned to be carried right with you, from departure to arrival Compact deSign title role, heldentenor James makes these pieces easy to carry, store and clean New canvas.llke Propex~ III McCracken as Radames and mez- repels water and stams, matching leather trim adds a handsome touch for men or zo-soprano Bianca Berml as women. Natural color, leather comfort.grlp hpndles, from a collection Amnerls Three.sUlt garment bag, $215, Carry-on, $125, Shoulder Tote $85. "Aida," the second grand opera production presented by MOT at Masonic Temple, is one of the most ambitious projects ever under- taken by the company. Its artlshc Jacobson's staff and cast includes more than We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express' Card 300 smgers, dancers, super- numeraries and orchestra musI- cians We are now open until 6 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. Thursday and Friday until 9 MIchigan Bell Telephone and Ameritech Publishmg, Inc, who Pointer Girls meet Apr. 18 sponsored MOT's opening per- This month's POinter Girls meet- Mrs. Wilham Kabbush, 886-7595,by formance of -"Anna Bolena" last GROSSE POINTE OFFICE ing ISscheduled for next Thursday, Saturday, Apr 13, to indicate If season at the Masonic, Will sponsor April 18.Members are asked to call they are or are not coming. 90 Kercheval the opening night of "Aida." Re- Grosse POinte Farms maining hckets for both perfor- It's Orchids in' April for Salvation Anny mances, ranging in pnce from $15 884.6200 to $37 50, may be ordered and The Auxiliary to the SalvatIOn names hsted In the program), may charged to a credit card by calling Army's annual "Orchids in Apnl" be obtained by calling 851-4524 ST. CLAIR SHORES OFFICE the MOT SubscrIption Hotline, fashIOn show and luncheon, set for ------Wednesday, ApI' 17, at the North- Elizabeth A, Wrobel, daughter of. 23915 E. Jefferson 963-0920 MOT's premiere presen- TAPPAN AND TAPPAN AND tation of "Aida" is already 75 per- field Hilton, will feature styles by Mr. and Mrs. Bruno M. Wrobel, of: St Clair Shores cent sold-out. AlVin'S and an orchid, cultivated Grosse POinte, Mary V. Fisher,' ASSOCIATES 775.6200 ASSOCIATES anddonatedbyJohnMarclnskl,for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter: "AIda" will be sung in Itahan each guest Fisher, of Grosse POinte; and Pa- FOUR FIRST OFFERINGS and will be presented WIth the Eng- The party begins at 11 a m With tricia Williams, daughter of Mr.: hsh translation and projection a social hour Luncheon Will be and Mrs. James Williams, of: above the proscemum developed served at noon InformatIOn on tlck- Grosse Pomte, were named to the' by the San FranCISCOOpera and re- ets, at $18 regular admiSSIOn, $35 Dean's List at Samt Mary's Col- ferred to as Super titles patron or $50 benefactor (patrons lege, Notre Dame, rnd , for the fall, and benefactors will have their 1984semester ~!l • Charmmg ranch located In the Woods ThiSwell 1750 VERNIER, #5, OPEN SUNDAY2-5 Super kept home feature.\:three bedrooms, Withoneand first floor, twobedroom condo,overlookingcourt- one half baths, formai dlmngroom, family room, yard m the prestigIOus"Berkshire" complex Of. large hVlng room WIthfireplace and bay Window fers formal dm10groom, one and one half baths Other features mclude recreation room WIth ISnicely decorated and 10Immaculate conditIOn' lavatory and a large lot wllh beautiful landscap- EnJOycentral and pool for summer pleasure Ing , ~~;?. fiN" , -~~~ .~/y..'"~... ;"t:',ylflJ. ~ '13252 E OUTElt'ORfvE.':"'OPE1IfSl1Nr5KVn Lovelycape codI I SchultzbuiltT ! Offersthree bed- Elegant English Tudor Withquahl)' and charm rooms,2fullbaths, kItchenWithapphances, eating Beautlful ref10lshed hardwood Ooors, natural space, solanan floor Homefullofcupboards. good woodwork Beamed ceJl10g10master bedroom closets, new roof In 1985Very good area In good Withskyhght ~1ove10condItion,nota "dnve-by" conditIOn Roof new In 1982 Land Contract assumptIOn ADDITIONAL FINE HOMES NOT TO BE MISSED FISHER - Three bedroom ColomalWIthhv10groom WithfIreplace, dm10groom, kitchen, breakfast room and pantry as well as a flmshed hasement GARYLANE - Two bedroom condo In 5t ClaIr Shores, mcludes carpet10g and drapes and kitchen ap- phances Close to shopping and IransportatlOn ROSLYN- REDUCED TO$124,500Beautifully decorated three bedroom Colomal\ldth Florida room, hhrary, natural fireplace and central air COLONIALCODRT - REDUCEDTO$ll8,500Charmmg three bedroom cape cod offers hvmg room WIth fireplace, second floor slltmg room, central aIr and fmlshed recreahon room RIVARD- REDUCED TO $174,900Outstandmg five bedroom condo features den WIthcathedral cel)- 109, hvmg room WIthfireplace, master sUiteand central aIr COME AND SEE US THIS SUNDAY FROM 2.5 .. 19242LINVILLE - Three bedroom Colomal Withfamily room, hvmg room ""Ith fireplace 689PEACH TREE - Three bedroom Colomal WIthhVlngroom, family rom, attached garage 226STEPHENS - Three bedroom one and a half story WIthhbrary, central air, attached garage 1317KENSINGTON- FIve bedroom ColomalWithfamdy room, master sUiteand two fireplaces 1151 S RENAUD - Two bedroom ranch Withden, FlorIda room and attached garage 2228HAMPTON- Three bedroom ColomalWithfamily room WIthfireplace and flmshedbasement 22WAVERLY- Four bedrooms, 3850square feet, famIly room, library, and garden room ) • OQ Page Seven-B Thursday, April 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS TWO FIRST OFFERING DELUXE CONDO - Two bedroom') and two full baths Formal hVlng room With natural fireplace, dm- mg room, den wlth,wet bar, cheerful kitchen Includes apphances Large rooms, abundant closets PUBLIC and storage space S~ ~0439 MACK AVENUE SERVICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS - GracIOus famdy home on Vendome Road 1,lvlng room With fireplace, dm- mg room has bwlt-m corner cabmets, large den, garden room, kitchen has bUilt-ins, separate breakfast Grosse POinte Woods OFFERING room Master bedroom has fireplace and dressmg room, SIXadditional bedrooms Attached heated E,~,~~~ea~ garage, heated pool and lots of charm OTHER LISTINGS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION .... "llJ'l'rf) ,Iolaff>...ami Fr;('lHf., t rl' Umlt" 886.8710 ON Enghsh Tudor In the Park - Five bedrooms, newer kitchen, family room and library Price recently TOPICS REDUCED I Owner transferred possession at close Umverslty near the Lake - Beautiful detail, recently redecorated Master bedroom has fireplace, kit- OF chen With eatmg area, new furnace Call for further details and an appOIntment today VALUE Lakeshore - Enghsh country house With plenty of room for a family Most rooms overlook the lake, beautiful panehng and woodwork Fisher Road m the Farms - Three bedroom, one and a half bath Colomal, IIvmg room With fireplace, TO ALL kitchen With breakfast room and pantry Whittier - Four bedroom, two and a half SO\"O In excellent condition Two buildable lots are INCOME - Located m Grosse POinte Park A available If the purchaser Wishes therr good mvestment opportumty Two bedrooms, PROPERTY natural fIreplaces, sun porches, separate Deeplands area of the Shores GracIOus reSidence deSigned tor the active family Lovely screened porch ha"ement<; with lavatories Separate utilities OWNERS v"tr:vvkjng st:r:!;cn 1~foct pea! Close to St~.. 0f ~~~ T 199Ptf ~nd MontfJ'1th Three car detached garage Superb Shores Colomal, custom flmshed Inside and out by one of the POinte's fmest decorators Fan- tastic new kitchen, library and family room, three bedrooms and two full baths A one of a kmd home for that speCial buyer "HOME f I Lovely neighborhood - convement to schools and shopping - very sharp one and a half story home on OWNERSHIP Falrholme In Grosse Pomte Woods Call for further details IN THE Custom built Shores home With four bedrooms and two and a half baths New modern kitchen ~ Ith large breakfast area New family room overlooking well landscaped prlvate yard Formalllvmg and dm- POINTES" 109 room Please call for additIOnal features /"fl Beautiful Georgian house With lovely detail throughout m the middle of Grosse Pomte Llvmg room, mor- mng room, library, large kitchen, plenty of room for a family and guests Call for further mformatlOn GROSSE POINTE FARMS - English Tudor well GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Located on Lake m,lIntamed New roof In 1980 Large dmmg room Shore Drive Owners have redecorated entire THURSDAYS Lakeshore - ThiS Kahn deSigned home ISon the HIStOrical Register and has kept all the charm and beauty Patio and gas barbecue with a privacy fence house Four bedroom, two and one half baths, of Its penod, while bemg renovated to have all the convemence of modern hvmg New kitchen and Assume 9"~% mortgage' large family room Newer roof and circular drive bathrooms and new decor A truly unique offering Up to date kitchen with Jenn-Alre grill Alarm APRIL 25 system, central air TO MAY 16 City of Grosse Pomte - Three bedroom Coloma I With updated bath and kitchen Large family room and qUick occupancy OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 RIDGEMONT - RANCH - Two bedroom, brick Great starter home Garage, fireplace, basement 7:30~M. Near Grosse Pomte - Well malntamed three bedroom Colomal With new kitchen, breakfast room, sun room, formal dmmg room and hVlng room With fireplace Newer furnace and Iwo year old roof BY APPOINTMENT HILLCREST ONE AND ONE HALF STORY 3 BDRM Natural fireplace RecreatIOn room St Clair Shores - ProfeSSIOnally decorated three bedroom bungalow features extra IIIl>UlatlOn,aluminum with wet bar storms and screens, lovely frUit treed lot and wolmamzed deck Please call for details ROSLYN BUNGALOW 5 BDRM Screened porch Natural fireplace BROWNELL Priced at $56,900 ROSLYN ONE STORY 2 BDRM Vacant lot available next to house SCHOOL Lot pnced at $10,800 THOROUGH COVERAGE OF VERNIER ROAD DUPLEX 2/2 BDRM Both umts are Identical Large kit- CAFETERIA chen, dens, basements GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES //l'/llrl'?r'l. /JI'/(Yl. 76 KERCHEVAL PUBLIC TO BUY OR SELL IIft;t/II 6- --11M'? INVITED A HOUSE CALL 885.7000 Ji~rl/r'.jk~/~ NO CHARGE FIRST OFFERING - Umque four bedroom on Fisher Road Charming old world feehng With updatmg "like new" Family room With flreplace, three full new baths plus lavatory m recreatIOn room PIC- PHONE turesque landscapmg, brICk drive, large deck 881-8900 NEW OFFERING - Excellent two family brick mcome on Somerset, three bedrooms each umt, hvmg , rooms WIth natural fireplace, formal dining rooms Separate basements and utthtles ~Edgar &~ .. ro RESERVE . 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 co. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 SPONSORED 41 VERNIER BY THE GROSSE POINTE Charmmg brick semi-ranch With lots of hVlng Beautiful family home, four bedrooms, three and space Attractive hvmg room With fireplace and a half baths, Amencan Colomal - all brick With REAL ESTATE study alcove Formal dmmg room alummum tnm Llvmg room With natural fire- place, library, year-round sun room opens to at- EXCHANGE BEDFORD tractive patIO and beautifully landscaped yard AND CHARMING three bedroom, two full bath home SEEING IS BELIEVING' I the spacIOusness of Attractive three bedroom semi-ranch With many thIS sohdly bUilt, old-fashIOned farmhouse m the contemporary features, large two story hvmg BERKSHIRE CONTINUING located close to shoppmg, schools and transpor- tation 10 the CITY of Grosse P01l1te Amemtles in- SHORES Four bedrooms, two and a half (up- room With partially beamed ceiling Spacious Five bedroom, two bath brick ColomaI With exten- clude updated kitchen With breakfast room, two dated> balhs, large dlnmg room, den PLUS two family room Two first noor bedrooms Cir- sive storage and counter space 10 a cheerful EDUCATION, parlors upstairs and down, make thIS an Ideal updaled kitchen, enormous hvmg room With full newer baths, formal dmmg room, SpaCIOUS cular drive family home A "bit of country" In the city natural fireplace, den and family room Ser- GROSSE screened porch overlooking large yard Pnced 111 BERKSHIRE vice stairs POINTE the 70's Custom bUilt fIVe bedroom Coloma I With family room and sun room All hardwood floors, cop- BALFOUR PUBLIC per plumbmg, Inground sprinklers, two car at- Very spacIOus family home With four large bed- tached garage rooms Beautiful paneled library With fire- SCHOOLS place and four room bonus sUite for offices or NOTIINGHAM mother-m-Iaw apartment Three bedroom brick and alummum bungalow \Ii Ith fmlshed hardwood floors In all bedrooms PEMBERTON Register Formal dlnmg room Flmshed basement With Finished recreation room With bar m thls updated play area Priced belo\\! $50,000 three bedroom Colomal With central air Now! ...... --"'--- Beamed celhngs, hardwood floors FlOrida _ WILLIAMSBURG room A SPECIAL HOUSE FOR A SPECIAL BUYER CARVED OAK DOORS beautiful paneling and Near Eastland Super two bedroom CondO New BUilt With a European flare, alllivmg space hardwood floors are Just a few of the beautiful decor Carport PEMBERTON starts on the second l100r Beaulifu! detail through- features m thiS Enghsh Tudor close to Lake St "Home out, SpaCIOUSrooms, nalurailloors and dramatic Clair Situated on a spacIOus 101- the house IS fur WAYBURN Back on the market Dlstmclive bnck Chalet-style architecture best descnbe the house Truly perfect ther enhanced by an array of flowermg trees and Coloma I With large yard has great potentlal A"allable on Land Contract or assumptIOn Three for the collector of fine thmgs shrubbery m the sprmg Excellent locatIOn 10 the for the decorator/handy man Four bedrooms, Ownership Shores Color brochure available upon request bedrooms one and one half baths, new cedar closet, den, kitchen and pantry, and cen carpetmg Large paneled second floor bed- tral air are Just a few of the many featured ,~/ ~ ... .<' room in the Pointes" 857 BEACONSFIELD Smgles or Newly weds - want to purchase your own home while someone else makes the pay- ments for you? Take a look at thiS charmmg *** two bedroom Income property located below Jefferson In desirable neighborhood Updated baths and kitchens - Immaculate condltlon Aprll25, Even has a paneled recrealion room - A must COZY CONDO In Grosse Pomte City SpaCIOUS--hv- May2,9, 16 lng room, fully eqUIpped kitchen and cozy dmmg see house 7:30 p.m. area This one bedroom umt ISIdeal for the smgle, NICE TWO FAMILY FLAT located close to the retired or the mvestor Realistically priced, transportatIOn Tenants In one UOlt Good condi- well malntamed second floor apartment tIOn Pnced competltlvely to sell ThIS features OPEN HOUSE nice detail as well as separate furnaces 1222BLCKTNGHAM _ Beautifully landscaped five bedroom Enghsh Tudor complete WIth beamed cell Browne" Ing<;and handsome fireplaces ExtenSive redecoratIOn IS hlghhghted by new kitchen and breakfast School nook Cafeteria RO() \OTRE: DAlI,lE - 1\11new ImproH'ment!> m 325McMILLAN - AttractIve Engllsh Tudor WIth thl!>great family home and a super locatIOn spacIOus bedrooms recently painted, lovely too' New 260square foot family room, first floor first floor hvmg room With fireplace. dmmg bedroom or convement den Three upstairs room, family room and kitchen With pine There is no l)enroom<; wllh hath A real wmner' cabinets All freshly decorated charge BEST BUY IN TOWN only $18,000for thIS very SCHULTES REAL ESTATE Phone clean two bedroom half duplex locolted near PRIME AREA three bedroom bnck Colomal For- Morang m DetrOIt This cozy home has a formal 710 NOTRE DAME BB1-B900 mal dlDlI1g room, screened porch, newer dmlng room, IS carpeted throughout and can he alummum trim, storms and screens, insulation purchased on FHA terms Great slarter home 0 881-8900 and roof Warm and mVltmg Ready to move-In great Investment r ... • pp » p I Thursday, April 11, 1985 Page Elght.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS r Grosse Pointe Real.Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY @ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @.. - Register Now! When you hst your home WIth SINE REALTY CEN1 UR Y 21 LOCHMOOR we OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 place Q picture of yO!lr reSIdence t589l1ol1\llood -- G P W IT'S WORTH YOl'R TI:\Il-: In the Macomb M L S bO(Jk Q'> "ell "Honle Ownership 13& GROSSE 708 PERRIEN PLACE - Three bedrooms. t\\O baths two half baths, huge famlh room. Enghsh pub POINTE games room III University-Liggett area 881-4200 REAL ESTATE 245 VENDOME - Elegant ColOnial on chOIce lOOX148' Farms site' Three large bedrooms - each \\Ith Its own bath - family room, powder room, central air, l\IORE' 88ol-0600 EXCHANGE 19616WOODl\lONT - Three bedroom one and one half bath Harper Woods bungaloll Countr) kitchen, AND fInished basement $6O's 884-0600 BIRDS SING WITH PLEASURE ",hen they see A HOME RUt': HIT rIght to thIS traditIOnal home CONTINUlNG SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT thiS newer house Wlth four bedrooms, two and one featurmg three bedrooms t\\ 0 and one half baths, half baths, family room, central all', Wlndmg stair- famIly room, beautlfull~ decorated, new landscap- EDUCATION. case. patiO, sprmkler system and first floor Ing and a two car garage $125,000 GROSSE I laundry A GRAND HOME INDEED' SItuated on a lovely FAVORITE FAR:\IS STREET and appealing TWO ARE BEITER THAN ONE nice t",o treed lot, features Include four bedrooms. t\\O POINTE Cape Cod In A 1conditIOn offerlllg 2~' hvmg room family mcome With two/three bedrooms m and one half bath~ famll) room ne\\er kit \\ Ith flreplace large kItchen. three bedrooms one each umt. diVided basement, two furnaces, chen and great traffiC pattern PUBLIC and one half baths fm\shed basement $89500 tllO car garage and a nice way to shelter your 884-0600 mcome BRA!\D NEW PRICE $39,OOO! THE FIRST PITCH lead~ right to thiS cu~tom built home 0\ erlookmg the ~olf course and SCHOOLS CO:\IPACT and CO\'VE\IEl\:T four bedroom HAPPY D>\\S \RE HERE AGAI;':' Quality feahmng £II e bedrooms three and one half bflck bungalo\\ \llth a c;urpflslng amount of home l"lth five bedrooms, three and one half baths hbrar} central air Mutschler kItchen space' Handy to Pierce and Trombley schools baths library, hardwood floors. covered ter. \\ lth all appllance~ and a Circular drIve Register \\Ith a budget pnce tag of $41000' 881 ~200 race three car garage and priced at $119,000 A LAKE VIEW from thiS 10\ely four bedroom, two TIGER FEVER once dgam' To celebrate \\e of and one half bath bome \11th hbrar), fireplace \ '\J -\FTER E \STER SPECIAL Janko'" ski fer thiS condo \',Jth prl\ ate patIO 111 the City Now! central air, In-ground pool and MUCH. MUCH bUilt beautv With four bedrooms two and one With three bedroom, t....0 and one half baths, MORE' 88l-l200 half baths. famllj room, library \\ Ith refl\l1shed oak f1oor~ modern kitchen, new fireplace modern kitchen sprmkler system, furnace ne\1 roof third floor guest sUlte and "Home STATELY TUDOR TOW~HOUSE offers five bedrooms and three full bath!> In r.lle!\ sItuated end umt fenced jard and a t\\O car garage frec;h dE'cor v,lth extra pflvacy $12'),900 884-0000 Ownership BEDFORD - Three bedroom, two and one half bath center hall Coloma 1beautlful1} updated throughout mcludes gourmet kitchen, outstandlllg four season famll) !sunroom \\llh compl(>te ,ol3r ~~,tern plus loads in the of other specl31touches' $139,000 B84-OOOO Pointes" SHARP LOW MAINTENA[I;CE bungalo\\ on 7')' lot ha~ thre(> bedroom, famil~ room co?', fireplace and attached garage Just fight for starter~ In popular \\ ood~ area Land Contract &\1 4200 INVESTOR'S DELIGHT' TWO-FAMILY In the Park offers 1\\0 bedroom., ed('h umt ,<'paratr ba!>emenl~ Co.Sponsored two car garage $47,500and easy to buy v,lth generous Land Contract term' AAI4200 bv the RADNOR CIRCLE - Lov. traffiC lane offers three hedroom 1\\0 and one half hath ColOnial ....'th c;uper Gros~e Pointe famll) room, large kitchen se\\lng room flne clI~tom extra~ and lot, more' Don t Tl11~~ thl~ one AA40600 THE BU'\J~Y TRAIL leads right to thiS Shores FOLLOW THF.:TIGEI~ TRACK~ to thl~ beautlful Colomal !>IXbedrooms, (our baths, two home mlhe Parh With f1\e bedroom~ tv,0 and one half bath, famll) room hbrarv, central 31r, Real Estate lal a tOrif"i, hbral'j, family room, central air three ,t::~I{ \:E\lBEH<.,or car garage, beautlfullandscapmg and ready to be dream kItchen completel\ repRinted m and out and numerouc; other (',lra~l Call for details Exchange and ------~--- SOLD' Continuing ~ .. I!!!II! _ (i jW' Education, ~ t " , 10k , RELO. Member of the ~ Gro,~e POInte Real E,tate Exchange ~ LOCATED 'ON THE HILL" Grosse Pointe Macomb Board of Realtors In Grosse POlllte Farms DetrOIt Board of Realtors across from Perry Drugs Public Schools GROSSE POINTE FARMS GRO~~E POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 - 1 Page Nine-B Thursday, Apn111, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~im $aro,$ ~~en~£t ine. "HOME OW~ERSHIP 17108 MACK IN THE 886-9030 POI~TES" UNIQUE HOME •.. THURSDA\S APRIL 25 1'1; i TO MA\ 16 7:30 ~'1. ~I BRO"'ELL 905 BERKSHIRE 20720 MARTER ROAD SCHOOL OPEN SUNDAY 12:00 to 3:00 OPEN SUNDAY 2:00 to 500 CAFETERIA Completel} renovated Must ~ee to appreLlate ExcellentleatUl e:, lor onl} $\J\J,\JOO"LollgP 11\Illg Gorgeous three story stamed glass skylight, hard. room, plu:, a large family room Ihat Icad:, 10 ,I \IIX TilE COL ~'l'HY CHAHM of a cla~:'lc farmhouse IIlth the elegante and comfort of a spauou, con. \\ood floors and chen y \\ood border:" gorgeou:, beautiful back yard \\Ith a (Overed patIo gd, grill temporar} de:'lgn and} ou'!1 hd\ e one of the most ulllque homes III the Pomtes Beautifully updated plaster work, kitchen and bay Windowed breakfa~t and ltghts, natural flreplale, half bJlh on III"I PtBLIC II Ith deck plLture \\ mdow~ ,llld skylight" nestled on a :,ecluded treed lot wlthm view of Lake St CI.lIr loom and butler pantry, four bedrooms and three floor full bath on second floor, plus dnothel tull Ih,. prf'l '''lI'' hmnp,,, nfl'" ilv~l\l'\h'p for qlp Call t()(lav for vour showlllg 386-5800 bdth, on second lJoor, two addItional bedrooms bdth oil ma:,ler bedroom cenll al dll londlllOlllng, !'\YITED dnd one bath on third floor, library, gorgeous modern klkhen \\ Ith ,lpplidncc" Inducted nc\\ fUi l'\EW OFFERING - EDGESHlHE SpaclOu:, HAWTHOHNE - IN THE WOODS Mailltenance leI amlC tile dnd natural fIreplace m the bdsement nace", and exIra In,uldtlOn make" heJt co~h al famlh home near StJr of the Sea Custom free, energy effiCient, well malntamed ThIS leCreJtlOn room Owners Will give an allowance fordable'l Attdchect two car gardge bUIlt &, JIm Stoll, thiS five bedroom Colomal three bedroom bnck home WIthfllllshed base to purcha,er, at close to a,klng price Show:, everything) ou need and It!>onl) $99 \J()(J I I I featul e~ tl'.O and one hall baths, lal ge fIrst ment IS an IIlvestment to happmess $73,900 gorgeous II Open 12 00 to 3 00 Open Sunda\ 25 floor laundry, fll eplated family room and cen (G-45HAW) 886-4200 J.t17&CARLISLE II OPEl'; SUNDA Y 1 00 to 4 00- LOCATED IN THE BEST AHEA OF DETHOI'I' tral aIr $t84,9OO (G 17EDG) 8864200 'I he OIlner, ha ve done a beautiful job decorating I , Gorgeou:, three bedl oom bungalo\1 \1 Ith d lor mdl PHO:\E OPEN SUNDA Y - 1336 HAHVAHD Be sure to dlmng room, modern kItchen, mce floor pIau, and more Open Sunday 1 0()to 4 UII OPEI\i ~UNDA Y - tl3 LAKEVIEW Convement :,ee thIS sharp Engilsh '1'01'" . featunng hard 881.8900 and lhdl mlllg a cOli doll hou~e 111 the Farm:" wood floors and '., lass v.llldow~ SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT c1o~e to :,hopplng, :,chool:" churches and bus Sprmklel' <:,. I~ .oof, some ap. TO RESERVE Iollte l\ev.ly deloraled from Illslde to out I phances T ~O ...,ns plus sun room give J77 Hldgemonl- Price just reduced I $79,9001 SPOTLESS BEST DESCHIBE~ thIS three bedroom bfllk Gl eat ,tarter home' (F 83LAK) tltl6580() thiS home a ~'l and Illvltlllg feeling $!Y7,500 bungalO\I Adorable decor throughout' , , formal dmmg room, natural flreplJc.e, cute modern kltlhen (H 36HAR) 885-2000 newer carpet, and more, call for a pnvate shOWingI CO. LAKEPOINTE - GROSSE POINTE PARK liJ.j.J6 ~OMERSET and 1134-36BEACONSFIELD - Super mcomes m gredt rental area of Gro:,,,e POinte TUDOR A fine three bedroom home v.lth a - Excellent mvestmentll Call for an appomtment to see either one of the"e 01 prn:.:'lblyto "ee both" SPO;\SORED mce family room, IIvlllg room With a beautiful pev.ablc tIle natural fireplace, and one and one B\ THE half baths $77,900 (G-76LAK) 886 4200 GROSSE MOROSS - Umque Cape Cod archItecturally NEW ON THE MARKET! redeSigned dlsplaymg a sleek contemporary POINTE IIltenor Oak floors, track hghts, custom oak \"-'-c- . kitchen and bUill-Ins, ma:,ter bedroom With '. ' REAL ESTATE fireplace, hbrary and three bedrooms A real I NEWCASTLE - ThiS spacIOus Grosse Pomte Woods Colomal features gorgeous woodwork, show case III Grosse Pomie Farm, for EXCHA.1\GE $134,900 (H-45MOH) 885-2000 detdlled cellmgs, French doors and I~mdows, " Al~D natu! al fireplace and breakfast nook for a graclOu~ atmosphere With old world charm CONTINUING BeautIfully cJred fol' home for $84,500 It t, I ( Thursday, April 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS :Page Ten-B PRICE JUST REDUCED on thiS four bedroom, Register 1\\0 and one half bath Colomal With family room, hbrary, breakfast room, rear deck and Now! pallo Better cdll for your appomtment toPay You've Seen Our "Home Sign Around the Pointe Ownership SCULLY & HENDRIE INC. in the REAL ESTATE There is a reason why sellers chose McBrearty and Adlhoch Realtors to represent them in 20169 Mack Ave. 881-8310 marketing their home. Call one of our Professionals today and set up an appointment to discuss Pointes" our ideas further. co. METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED FARMS FIRST OFFERING HOME for the dlscnmlnat10g executive and SPOl\SORED famIly Paneled library, SIXbedrooms, four THREE FIRST OFFERINGS! baths Heated pool and greenhouse Nearl) dn BY THE J3711lLLCREST - Thl~ SpaCIOUSthree bedroom, acre' of landscaped private IIvmg Attached one dnd one half bath Colomal fealures bnght garage, central air, and sprmkhng sy;,tem are GROSSE and spacIous rooms and many recent major Just a few of the amemtles offered Improvement Stop by Sunday for the open POI~TE hou;,e, or better yet, call today for your ap pOlntmenl Well pnced and ready for Im- CHARMING CENTER ENTRANCE Colomal REAL ESTATE medIdte posseSSIOn Ihls offermg won't featur10g four bedrooms, den, and a sunny la<;tl breelKld:>11oom, hdlUWovU rlWI" llllvugl,uut EXCH.\..~GE GHOSSI<~POINTE WOODS BUNGALOW -Idedl thIS meticulously md10talned home famllv home With lour bedrooms, t\\O full ~~D baths: dmmg room, two fireplaces, and two ENGLISH TUDOR move In condition, four car garage Walking dIstance to schools and bedrooms, two and one half baths, IIbral y CONTINUING shopp1Og screened porch, recreatIOn room, fenced yard. ST CLAIR SHORES - LAKESHORE VILLAGE FARMS - RADNOR CIRCLE - Special four new landscapIng 903RIVARD - $86,900- COLONIAL Substantial, EDUCATIO~\ - Townhouse on Gary Lane - Ideal locatIon bedroom, t\\O and one half bath modern Colomal SpaCIOUS,assumable Central air, recreatIOn room on court 10complex Assume 9'4 % mortgage, 11'lthfIreplace, hardwood floors, fenced yard, three GROSSE With paneled den, very large lot, attached garage, INCOME PROPERTY - We ha\ e a flOeselectIOn Immediate occupancy I bedrooms OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 central aIr, maIntenance free on Nottmgham, Mar)land. Somerset. Rivard 875PEMBERTON - WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY Utica Rd , RIVIera, Jefferson, call today for CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL that you helve POINTE on thiS four bedroom, two and a half bath Cen SpeCifICS been waiting for - four bedroom, thl ee and tral Entrance Colomal whIch also features a ELEGANT HOME on PRIVATE FARMS one half baths, tastefully decorated and new PUBLIC famIly room, den and screened terrace The STREET - FlOe quality and attention to orlgmal owner ISready to let your family en. IMMACULATE THREE BEDROOM, bnck ranch Iy landscaped Custom bUIlt III 1947\llth ex- detail, beautl{u1landscapmg on extra WIdelot, tras that Illclude slate roof, Hahan marble SCHOOLS JOY thiS custom bUilt reSIdence Price reduc greenhollSe, extensive updatmg and Im- With cenlral air, Floflda room, fmlshed base ed to $99,500 better call today for an ap ment, all for under $80,0001 fireplace, thermopane Windows and over 3.000 provements (or energy effICiency ;,quare feet pOlntment ROSLYN - SPACIOUS STARTER - ThiS two SPACIOUS SEMI-RANCH near Farms Park Apri/25, bedroom ColonIal features a large hvmg room KENWOOD ROAD LOCATION With such special Comfortable famIlv home WIthfour bedrooms, May 2, 9, 16 wllh natural fireplace, formal dlnmg room, two baths, and - pleasant family room features as an mground pool, slate roof, OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 and a bright den overlooking the backyard natural wood panelIng, leaded glass and a tlew Outstandmg recreatIOn room, central alr 7:30 p.m. PICTURE PERFECT - ThiS meticulous Harper condltlomng kitchen With oak cabmetry and plenty of bUilt. 773 TROMBLEY $149,500 Woods ranch IS beautifully carpeted and de. In applIances Seller wants QUICK SALE 403 RIVARD $86,900 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 - FARMS center entrance corated and features a natural fireplace, three 432 McKINLEY $89,900 Colomal Three bedrooms, one and one half There is no bedrooms, a bright famlly room and a very 530 BARRINGTON $81,900 baths, paneled recreation room, all natural realIstic price of $69,500 NEAR LOCHMOOR CLUB - Attractive English woodwork, fresh decor, new furnace, extra 10 charge PRIME INCOME PROPERTY - 840-42NEFF- Tudor on popular Lochmoor, Four bedrooms, sulatlOn 432McKINLEY ISthe place, KAREN SpaCIOUSbnck fIve/five With separate utilities three and one half baths, family room and KNUDSON Will be your hosless Price Brownell and natural fIreplaces Land Contract lerms ltbrary Freshly decorated, outstandmg reduced avallable storage space PrIce reduced School ST CLAIR SHORES RANCH - Just outSide Grosse POInte Woods ThiS three bedroom Cafeteria ranch features a large first floor utIlity room, natural fireplace 10 the lIv10g room, an up- THURSDAYS dated kitchen and a two car attached garage 16845 KERCHEVAL, in The Village 882.5200 A real value at only $67,900 APRIL 25 OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 J'ii Hillcrest 875 Pember Ion TO MA\ 16 20894Parkcrest, HW 7:30 P.M. ! Youngblood ~/ PHONE Realty Inc. 881-8900 TO RESERVE I. ~y .. '" PEMBERTON - Custom bUlJ[10 1961by present FIRST OFFERING - Hampton Road Three HALL PLACE Three bedroom, one and one half owner Three bedroom, two and one half bath Col- bedroom Colomal Vestibule Newer carpeting and bath Colomal Den and recreation room Newer omal Four natural fireplaces mcludmg one 10 the dishwasher Garage Only $72,500 furnace, roof and alumInum trim Convement location In prime area of Farms $115,000 20 foot master bedroom F10lshed basement With OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 p,m, bar Newer furnace and roof 1\\10 car attached garage Located near Wmdmlll Pomte Dnve and f~- /'J,.'lL lakefront park Owner FlorIda bound and anxious ~y~ ".,?P for offer Don't miss thiS one Pnce reduced 10 ~ y }-~. $119,500 ~ ~ "..,...... ,II 'iJ';:-" ~~.~.~idi- .."), j - , • 'ilYA"h' ....._ k YOU'RE INVITED TO OUR OPEN HOUSE! ThiS handsome English ISsituated 10 a special locatIOn 1051YORKSHIRE The CHOICE DETROIT locatIon on Bishop Road convement foyer prOVides access to the gracIous hvmg room, lovely dlnmg FIRST OFFERING - Lancaster Excltmgly dlf. HARVARD ROAD Dehghtful three bedroom, (Jne room, and spacIOus breakfast room The first floor also features a cozy card ferent Colomal Newer kitchen has breakfast and one half bath center entrance Colomal KIt- Three bedroom Coloma I 26 foot family room Fmlshed basement POSSIble Land Contract room, large family room With slldmg glass doors leadmg to the magmflcent room Step down 20x 15famIly room Recreation chen has breakfast room Glass enclosed porch Jot, powder room and modern kitchen The second floor offers four spacIous room Two bedrooms on second Garage $75,000 Paneled and carpeted recreation room plus an of- terms $42,500 bedrooms and Iwo full baths There IS a handy thIrd floor for your guest or fIce Two car garage 55 foot lot $99,500 teenager The house has been extremely well-mamtamed and IS waltmg for your family' Pnce 10 sell at $150,000 .f ~ Member oIlhe LOCATED 0\ T11f Illl.l GrO'o'iePOInie Real E,tale Exchan~e In (..fO.....e Po nte f ,urn" Macomb Board 01 Re-alloro:;. dUO"'", frt,m Pern Dru~ ... Delroll Board 01Reallo" l: i"~-~"~~ ~a.iA~'....,.#-"!,-r-.,. ''-" - ~ EDGEMERE - TerrifiC Farms locatIOn--~Four McKINLEY Three bedroom, one and one half UMVERSfTY - Three bedroom, one and one half bedroom three bath center hall Coloma I Master bath English Formal dmIng room plus breakfast bath EnglIsh on 50 foot 101 Kitchen has breakfasl CALL ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES bedroom \~Ith fireplace on fIrst floor Paneled room Screened terrace Two car garage 45 foot room Formal dining room Library RecreatIOn IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE VALUE room T\\o car garage $84,000 hbrary 100X152 mcely landscaped lot Two car lot $91,500 OF YOUR PROPERTY IN THIS CHANGING garage NOTRE DAME near Jefferson Convement 10 MARKET. FORDCROFT - Great newer area of the Shores transportatIOn and Bon Secours Hospital on a dead end streel Four bedroom, three and Four bedroom, t\\ 0 and one half bath Coloma I one half bath Colomal First floor master Open Sunday 2:00-5:00 21><24foot garden room With Franklin stove 60 fool lot Two car garage GOOD INVESTMENT - 1088 LAKEPOINTE bedroom 30 foot family room First floor laun- Wmdemere Place Luxury condommlUms dry Attached garage With CIrcular dnve Cen- Lake Shore and Provencal NORTH EDGEWOOD - Immediate possec;slOn tral air Burglar alarm and lawn sprmkler 84 Grosse Pomte Boulevard Four bedrooms, Allractlve three bedroom two balh ranch T\~o fdmll) Incomc e;love;, and refngerators mcluded Llvmg room, QUick possessIOn three balhs Famllv room Reduced 10 Family room WIth fireplace Screened and kllchen t\\O bedroome; and bath III each umt Gac;, steam furnace, $185,000 . HILLCREST - Center entrance hall Colomal gla<;senclosed terrace 1\\ 0 recreation rooms t\\O car garage FilA appraised Priced $49,500 Three bedrooms, two and one half baths Den 36 Harbor HIII- FIve bedrooms, three baths Central air lav. n sprmkler syc;tem, ~ecurlty ReereatlOn room With fireplace 75x 150 lot LIbrary $197,500 ~ystem and t\\!Ocar attached garage Great near Ridge Road The master bedroom IS 1976Lancaster -1\vo bedroom Coloma I Large Shores locatIOn Price reduced n[[rr"d to ~eltle E~tale &ro<;<,ePOinte City 28x 14 Three car garage famIly room $75,000 SOUTH RENACD - Three bedroom mcely 400 LAKELAND - GREAT LOCATION 365Notre Dame - Four bedroom C t Spring Time Is The Best Time To: 1 . ." ." Celebrate the wonders of nature, Linger in the park, Assess your closets, S pring clean your home, Schedule a garage sale, Invest in something new, Find a place to soak up the sun, Invest your finances, Erase all thoughts of the cold weather, Discard all unwanted items, . Satisfy your curiosity about Classifieds "~ .' ads! .' .' .' " CALL NOW 882-6900 . -,\ I ...---,----_.---. t~. ~j ''. . ". i Page Twelve-B .Feature Thursday, April 11, 1985 A big apple Elegant for a grand Eating VJ-Otnte U-D teacher Is It possIble for a serIOus sCien- A !>election of recipes from the Counter Points low-calorie, low-cholesterol - and tist, tramed to work m cl stenle _ By Pat Rousseau laboratory among rows of test penny-wise - collection of Thyra Sprmg-Summer Weddmg Planned? edmund tubes, to become The Great Com- Grey Ho" ard and Helena DeWitt mUnIcator? Roth focusing, this week on food!> t. AHEE jewelry co. ISthe place to fmd an excellent RICH in FIBER.BRAN. selection of wedding bands for men and women . also Accordmg to students and col- * * '" engagement, weddmg band sets See the beautlful, leagues at the Umverslty of DetrOit Fiber foods fight fat. Eating fibel' traditional or contemporary deSIgns at 20139 Mack School of Dentistry, Park resIdent foods is the ideal way to flush fat A venue at Oxford Open Fndays untl18 pm, 886.4QOO. John Molinari I~ Just that man Crom your body, helping you lose They recently honored him wIth "eight b)' abl>orbing liquids, then '" '" the 1984-85 U of D PresIdent's passing them through your body ~~ ..... ,....4 f ....,..p...... nllnl"'l".o ,'" 'fIO'l"h'UlO' WIlham X Kienzle, author OJ many best-selling ,~lth :l unique brushing action. ~~dR~~~~r;h,'-g~~'-~~'-by'th~-;;;;~'~~o. Fiber also helps decrease the reab- mysteries, will autograph illS new book "Sudden slty to one specIal teacher on Its sorption of bile salts. It even con- Death" Saturday, Apnl 13 from noon to 1 pm. at faculty each year trols the rate your cells can ingest Grosse Pointe Book VIllage, 16837 Kercheval-in-the- calories, making you feel full VIllage All of his prevIOus books Will also be available It's the first tIme m the award's sooner. in paperback seven-year history that it has been given to a dental professor * '" * BROWN RICE AND Tramed as a microbIOlogIst and VEGETABLE STIR-FRY Bro\'>se for American tOuJltr~ trea~ures III the an expert 10 mfectlOus diseases 10- Brown rice has a rich, nutty countlJ setting of the Ann -\rbor Antique!>'Iarket. eludmg herpes and AIDES, Dr flavor and chewy texture, because 5055Ann Arbor-Saline Road, Ann o\rbor Held on MolinarI leaned to rehsh teachmg the hull and a small amount of the the third Sunda) of the month except 1\0\ ember, when It was part of hiS trammg bran have been removed. the market offers 0\ er 275dealers of qualit) anti- while takmg his Ph D at the Um- ques and select colleCtibles, countr) qUlIt~ to verslty of Pittsburgh He came to 1% cups water Georgian sih er Sunda), April 21hours are 5 a m. 1/8 tsp. salt until 4 p.m. Free parkmg, adnllsslOn $2 the UniverSity of DetrOit 10 1977 and became chairman of the De- 1/2 cup brown rice ... partment of Microbiology and BIO- 1 cup fresh pea pods halved '" chemistry at the Dental School crosswise, or 1 pkg. (6-oz.) The Borghese MOlstUrIZer ... at the Notre Dame frozen pea pods Pharmacy, 8 fluid oz. for $19 50 This IS a once a year "I love the lab, but there IS nothmg as satisfying as teaching," 2 Tbsp. cooking oil special. he says "Every student learns dif- 1/2 cup bias-slIced carrots '" '" ... ferently, and to be an effective 1 small green pepper, cut in teacher you have to respond to bite-sized pieces Real Engltsh crumpets are now avail- those dIfferent needs That's the 4 green onions, bias-sliced in able at The Merry Mouse/Cafe Le Chat, challenge I try to meet every day." I-inch lengths Kercheval at Notre Dame In Grosse Pointe Mohnarl has been praised for 1 small clove garhc, crushed Village, 884-9077 Park resident Dr. John Molinari, recipient of the 1984.85 Univer- meetmg that challenge by helpmg sity of Detroit President's Award for Excellence in Teaching and 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms '" '" hIS students bridge the gap bet- Research. 1 Tbsp. soy sauce ween baSIC SCience and the chmcal serve on almost every Important and the student has grown to be a In one-quart saucepan, bring Spruce up for Spring al the conI enient place to bl'ing )our science of dentIstry This leaves commIttee of the Dental School leadmg SCIentIst III hiS research water and salt to boiling point. Stir lamps for the proper fJllmg shade at \\ rlght.s Gifts and Lamp Shop. them With a clearer Idea of the field in brown rice. Reduce heat; cover -\lso. most lamp repairs can be done \lhllt' )OU I\alt FREE Po\RK- scentlflc concepts behmd the prac- But hIS love of teachmg and all and simmer 45 to 50 minutes, or I"I;Gnext to the bUlldlllg 18650'lack \\ t'nut' tICe of dentistry Its related activIties has not kept Upon commg to U of D., Dr until tender. him out of the laboratorv Dr Molt- Molman developed and mstltuted a If using frozen pea pods, run '" '" Students and colleagues also say narl has made slgmflcant contribu- stenhzatlOn momtonng program It IS his openness that makes Dr under hot water to separate; drain. In Europe the only padding that IS used for orten- tions 10 the field of Immunology HIS for regIOnal dental practices and Preheat a IO-inch skillet or wok; Molinari a beloved teacher-open- tal rugs IS Rug Hold padding You can now buy it in work in Immunopotentlation - the chnlCs, the fIrst such service of- add I Tbsp. of the oil. Add carrots; mmded, openly honest, WIth an enhancement of immumty - has fered by a dental school It has Grosse Pointe at Ed Mahszewskl Carpet, 21435Mack open-door pohcy to hiS students stir-Cry 2 minutes. Add green pep- Free parking m front, 776-5511 Impacted cancer treatment as well grown to mcIude 160 dental offices per, onions and garlic; stir-fry 2 It's also the showman 111 him that as dental health m MichIgan, PennsylvanIa, OhIO keeps hIS audience wide awake and minutes more. Add more oil as nec- " and Ontano, and ISbemg copied by essary. Add mushrooms, pea pods '" good humored at an 8 a m lecture Combmmg hIS roles as a teacher other mstitutlOns and cooked rice to mixture in skil- Dry Skm from MichIgan cold or Flonda sun, In mIcrobIOlogy. and researcher, Mollnan takes great pnde m the research he has let. Cook and stir 2 to 3 minutes special deSIgned [aelQl's by Pat at Francesco's, 882- He IS an active participant 10 more. Stir In soy sauce. Makes 4 to "I really beheve that when nurtured In colleagues and stu- 2550 community work and acts as a con- 6 servings. students graduate they take part of dents. sultant to the dental departments us with them. Not only do they Calories for each of 5 servings * * He takes speCial pride m work for several area hospltals Never about 165. j' carry the name of the school with accomplished With a student under far from teaching, he has also Surround) ourself in elegance Coloseum 2•• " nO\l them, but they are products of the Cholesterol O. carnes a complete hne of deSigner fragrances ./e In- hiS directIOn while at the Umversi- worked With several different high faculty's mput We teachers owe It ty of PIttsburgh, their fmdmg schools. advlsmg students on theIr * \ It I' ) ou to come in and bro\'>se . .2031I :\Iack at Loch- to the students to gIve them the '" '" moor, Grosse POlnte \\oOOs, 881-725l became a major factor m the de- SCience fall' projects and gJVmg WHOLE WHEAT best part of us." velopment of the canes vaccme, health care career presentations * * * OATMEAL COOKIES Always the commumcator, Moh- 1 cup raIsins nan IS a sought-after speaker by 1 cup unsalted margarine Baseball season opens too at MOM'S TOY many professional dental and TV auction Rose Society 3/4 cup granulated sugar medical associations He IS a ATTI C - See our good used baseball gloves at 16637 popular student chOIce for SOCial meets Apr. 17 3/4 cup brown sugar, packed E Warren, 882-7631 and academIC activItIes, Just as he bidding tips 2 eggs IS sought by his fellow faculty to WTVS/Channel 56 vIewers can Bunny Skran, of Sagmaw, will 112 cups whole wheat flour Jom in "The Auction Adventure, present a shde program and dIS- 1 tsp baking soda Chapter 17," the 17th annual Chan- cussIOn on the Roses of Germany 1/2 tsp. salt nel 56 Auction, by biddmg on Items and Old Garden Roses of the Wash- 1/2 tsp. ground nutmeg offered durmg the mne-day sell-a- mgton, D.C, area at the Grosse 1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon thon of goods and servICes whIch Pomte Rose SocIety's meetmg next 2 cups quick-cooking oats opens tomorrow, Fnday, ApI' 12. Wednesday, Apr. 17. 1/2 cup chopped walnuts and WIll run through Apr. 20. The meetmg Will begm earher To make the most of the fund than usual, at 7 30 pm, WIth a In small saucepan, cover raisins raIser for DetrOit's public televi- social hour, and will be held this with water. Bring to boiling; reo sion statIOn, vIewers should keep In month in Rooms 125-127of Parcells move from heat. Cover and let mmd a few blddmg tips MIddle School, Mack Avenue at stand 5 minutes. Put through fine • Keep a penCIl, paper and phone Vel'mer Road There IS ample blade of food grinder; set aside. close to the TV set parkmg m the Sunmngdale Park In mixer bowl. cream margarine • When you see an Item you want lot behmd the school and sugars until light and fluffy. to bId on, Jot down ItS board and Mrs Skran, a Consultmg Rosar- Beat in eggs. Stir together wheat Item number ian and Life Judge who has been flour, baking soda, salt, nutmeg • Call m your bid as qUickly as growmg roses for 50 years, at- and cinnamon; add to batter. Stir pOSSible to 872-7500 Remember' tended the 1983 International Rose in oats. walnuts and ground the higher the mlttal bid, the ConventIOn 10 Baden-Baden, Ger- raisins. Drop by teaspoonfuls on greater your chances for success many. and VISited many German greased cookie sheets. Bake in pre- • Once you've placed your bid, pubhc gardens heated 350" oven 10 to 12 minutes_ keep watchmg - and stay cool' Her mam interests are the Old Coolon cookie sheets for 1 or 2 You may want to mcrease your bId Garden Rose of Years Past and the minutes before removing to wire before the board closes HIstory of the Rose She recently racks to cool. Makes 8 dozen. • The hIghest bidder Will receive traveled to Washmgton, DC, and Calories per cookie about 52. a conflrmmg call from auctIOn per- WIll mclude sltdes of Old Garden Cholesterol about 5 mgs. sonnel You'll be told how to pick Vanetles at the NatIOnal Ar- * * up and pay for your ltem at that boretum and two hlstonc homes in time the area m her presentatIOn for the BARLEY -STUFFED The 9.000 Items available at the Pointe RosE' SocIety GREEN PEPPERS Channel 56 AuctIOn range from She ISdIrector of the Great Lakes 6 medIUm-SIzed green peppers automobtles to a 10percent mterest Dlstnct of the Amencan Rose So- 1 lb very lean ground pork In the wmmngs of a race horse own- clety, and Will gIVea short explana- 1/2 lb very lean ground beef ed by DetrOit TIger pltcher Milt tIOn of the dlstnct as well as the benefits of jOining the ARS 1/4 to 1/2 tsp. sausage Wilcox, from 10acres of land In Up- seasomng. per MichIgan. near Tahquamenon Co-hostesses for the evenmg are Falls, to a Walt Disney World vaca- HIldegard Neumann and Lilhan 1/4 tsp. salt tion package for four Tylenda The Grosse Pomte Rose 1/4 tsp. pepper Society IS co-sponsored by the 1 cup cooked pearl barley'" Grosse Pomte Pubhc School Svs- 2/3 cup tomato JUIce Yachts women tem • 1 cup fmely-dlced celery Cut 1/4-inch c;lice from lop oC It's Fiesta! time for Casa Maria meet tonight each grel'n pepper; remove sel'ds. Cook green peppers about 5 min- Casa :\laria's fifth annu::tl \lp,,jf':ln Fip ..ta i.... Iatprl for Jo'ridAv. Anr. 19. at thf' Df'troit Yaf'ht Hostec;ses for Yachtswomen's Colony Thwn meetmg tOnight. Thursday, Apr 11. utes in enough boding water to Club, and ;lmong the many, many Grosse Pointe residents ir'lvolved in the project are MRS. at B p m at the Great Lakes Yacht Club to meet cover. Drain. RAYMO\fD REG:\'ER (seated, rightl, general chairman; MRS. ALAN DEVINE :\'0\\ I find out that the best teams now are the ones \\ hlch hmsh :,econd and that most Bye will host national races teams fIght for the nght to sa~ \\ e re '\0 4'" BayView Yacht Club Will host The MORC InternatlOnal Regat- Instead of shootmg for '\0 1 Representing t\\O natIOnal races 111 1985 - the ta \\111 be hosted by !\IORC StatIOn Tartan Ten North Amencan Cham- 11 DetrOIt and BYC The senes IS All Pointes SWim Thmkll1g hke thIS could really thro\\ a whole plOnshlps and the MORC Interna- scheduled for July 28-Aug 2 Club at the U,S. ne\\ light on profeSSional sports A lot of tradi- tlOnal Regatta InformatlOn on the MORC regal tIOnand tnte old sports saYings \\ ould have to Girls' State cham- The BYC Will host the 1985 Tar- ta may be obtained by contactmg be changed For mstance Lro Duroeher'~ pionship swim- tan Ten champIOnshIps, consisting :\lORC, Box 36836, Grosse Pomte, famous quote \\ould ha\e to be amended to ming meet in Clar- of SIXraces, Aug 19-23 :\11,48236 somethng lIke '\;Ice gU)s fmlsh last If enceville recently the~ knO\\ \\ hat's good for them' And the were (top left) quote so often attnbuted to the late "inee Nora Brooks, 13, Spring Barbecue Tune ..Up Special Lombardi \\ ouId probabl) read "\\ Itlmng Isn't in the 50 free- e\ er) thmg especla II) \\ hen If ) au \\ m too style; (top right) Over 30 Webber, Charmglow, Ducane and Arkla much, ) ou 'II f!Dlsh first and ) ou probabl) Tina Higel, 12, in \\on t de"ene It and other teams \\111 tn to charcoal, L.R and natural gas grills on display. fltllsh fourth "0 the\ can pia) \ au because the 50 back- the\ thm\.. \OU \\111 be ea~\ to beat' \;ot e,- stroke; (lower left) acti) the "iutf famous unforgettable sa)lng" Kim Higel, 9, 50 LAVA ROCK CHARM.ROK are made of 1<;It" backstroke, 100 RC'g $1695 1Mand sixth In the 100 back; and Coache,; \\ ould hel\e to go around telll11gre ~O\\ p,,11 porter" that thell team,; art' onl\ gOlllg 10 (lower right) Mar- $91!'~I" gl\ (' around 60 perc('nl hecause that \\ a) sha Zeller, 10, 50 \IE' Il end up In thIrd place \\ hlCh \\ 111 pro\(' to free. SpeCial Purch",e Spec 1<11 Pur(h ...... eo *1 * - ,h Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 11, 1985 Sports people ~ HamIlton College freshman Jack Ohio State Umverslty's 1983Most The Shores' Nelson, of the Farms, fmished 12th Valuable Player on the women's John Clem. a se. In the mile event at the NCAA DlVl- tenms team, Cathy Brown, a 5-7, mor outfielder slOn III SWlmmmg and Diving 135-pound senior from the Woods, for Western ChampIOnships at Emory Umversl- returns to the OSU lineup thiS Kentucky, was ty, Atlanta, Ga , March 21-23 HIS sprmg. She won 16matches last sea. chosen Sun Belt time of 16:25'24 In the mile also son, will play at No 5 !>inglesand IS Conference qualified hIm for Ail-American a three-year letterwmner She went Player of the status Nelson also swam the 500 to the state tournament all four Week for the se. freestyle m the fmals, flmshmg 17th years at North High and was state ven-day penod \\Ith a 4 42 78 time runner.up m her semor year. Brown endmg March ~__ ... has played tournaments m MeXICO 24 A 6-3, 195- Grosse Pomter Haro Constant and Texas and was OSU's 1982 pound North High graduate, Clem- has been Issued a Worid Workers Scholar Athlete Her OSU career was mstrumental In the HJlltop- LIcense by FISA, the world govern- records m smgles and doubles are pers' 5-1 week whICh Improved Ing body for Formula I automobJle 42-36 m smgles and 13-12, doubles their record overall to 16-7 In SIX racmg Constant has been assistant games that week, Clem wa~ ll-tor- chIef steward for all three DetrOIt 19 ( 579), mcludmg a double, four Christine Truhol, a four-year let- Grand Pnx He has been a member homers and 10 RBI He al~o Wd~ ter winner at North lhgh, swam m of DetrOIt RegIOn (Sports Car Club 3-for-3 In stolen bases, scored 11 the Southern RegIOnal Masters of Amenca) SCCA for 30 years and runs and raised hIS average to 416 SWim meet March 30-31 In St Pe- was an active partJclOant 10 SCCA's H{' I,lt 11 I,()TTlf'r<; and had 11 RRJ In Lt~l::>iJUlg, FJa 11-1::> IIuhol, \Vilo I::> national racmOgprogram from 1954 23 games Clem IS a tn-captam for the daughter of Mr and Mrs Enc through 1969 For the past 14years, 1985 He was one of three Western Truhol, also coached the Grosse Constant has been one of SCCA's Kentucky All-Sun Belt performel ~ NatIOnal ChIef Stewards, and as Pomte Shores sWIm team for two years m 1984,WIth a .373 batting average, The GPO Mites are, from left to right, (front row) Timmy Tracy, Chris Coates, Jamie BUfali~o, Tim Mi!le~, such, responsible for dIrecting all 50 hIts and 51 RBI Clem was an the functions at seven to 10national Kevin Collins, Paul Huebner, Terry Brennan, Blair Ridder; (middle) Scott Johns, M.J. Morris, Alex Bieri, All-Stater m 1981after battmg 595 races yearly A regIOnal manager Bishop Gallagher HIgh School for the Norsemen WIth nme homer~ Weston Norton, Jeff Huebner, Mike Collins, Val Covacha, Mark Best; (back) Mark Kossarek, Donny Orlando, for KawaI Corporation, manufac- graduate Shell) Ireland has been and 59 RBI He ha5>a 400 career Tom Brennan, Emmet Tracy, Gordie Todd, Kler Todd and Chuck Huebner. turers of grand pIanos and organs, selected to receIve the Michigan battmg average. 100 RBI and 25 Constant ISa charter member of the Women's Bowlmg ASSOCIatIOnStar doubles m hIS North career. whIch ongmal Grand Prix Committee of Tomorrow ScholarshIp Award of mcluded North's 1980Clas5>A state $1,000 Shelly bowled on Gallag- title G.RD. wins Mite Division playoffs in the GPHA The Farms' Christian Darby her's gIrls' team for fOUfyears and G P D 's C-hne turned In a strong Terry Brennan played well on B-Ime fimshed 16th in the 200backstroke in on the boys' squad for three season G.P D capped an outstandIng She IScurrently a Wayne State Um- Debby Lubera, a 1984Umverslty season by beatmg Major MagIcs, gnme as Huebner, Chns Coates, defense the NCAA DiVIsion III champIOn- LIggett School graduate, ISa mem- Alex BIen, BlaIr RIdder and Kevin The G P D A-hne also played shIps m Atlanta March 21-23,whIch verslty freshman and IS the girls' 1-0, in the MIte DIvIsIon playoff hIgh average leader with the Bo- ber of the SmIth College varsIty la- championshIp The game was hard- Collms kept the play In the MagIcs' well, as Val Covacha, M J Morns also qualified him as an Ail-Amer- crosse team She IS also m the RId- end C.lmer GordIe Todd, the team's and Mike Collms showed great ican Darby, a semor at Kalamazoo nanza Amateur Pros Travehng fought and well-played as the League Shelly is the daughter of mg Club and has been selected for MagIcs got excellent goaltending captam for the game, was sldehned speed and toughness and Jeff Hueb. College, was also voted most the Gold Key orgamzatlOn at WIthan Injury but cheered hISmates ner and Scott Johns worked hard on valuable SWImmer by hIS team- Mr and Mrs. Elton Ireland of from Behi Rabam and G P D. was Hampton Road SmIth helped by an outstandmg perfor- on from the bench defense keeping the Major MagIcs' mates mance from goalie Jamie Bufalmo scormg threats, MIke Anwav and The Magics were coached by MIke The B.line also had one of ItS best Carl RashId, at bay Anway. games of the season The front three Club crowns basketball champs G P D Paul Huebner scored the of TIm MIller, Weston Norton and G P D. was coached by Tom The tournament finals of the Tim Kramer scored 19 points for tournament loss to Ashers In the only goal of the game at 5.11 of the Mark Best, took the play to the Brennan and aSSIstants Mark Kos- Neighborhood Club's Men's Bas- Monaghan's fmal game, Callaghan's took a first penod when he took a loose MagICS and had a numbel' of fme sarek, Donny Orlando, Doug ketball Leagues were played re- The non-eompetitlve dIVISIOnfea- four-point lead mto the second half, puck at the bluehne and skated m to shots turned back by Ra bam and the PrImeau and Chuck Huebner and cently as champIOnshIps were de. tured a fmal of Blue POlnte versus only to lose It as Denms Coleman score. MagICS' defense TIm Tracy and sponsored by Emmet Tracy clded m the Under 30 competitIve, the Motor City Mutants The teams scored 16 of his 20 pomts to pace Under 30 non-competItive, Over 30 ended the regular season tIed for Ashers to a 61-54 victory Paul competitive, and Over 30 non- fIrst place WIth 6-3 records Blue Duda led Callaghan's WIth 14 competitive leagues POInte took a sIX-pomt lead at the pomts Hunt Club's winter show is a hit half behmd John Farmer's 15 Diamond LIl's dommated the Clark Denton, of Lima, OhIO,f1d- Judge Jumper: Leo BIll Damel, Stout, In the young guy~' divlSlon, points, and took the tItle WIth a Over 30 non.competltlve league mg Leo Bill Damel, captured first FollOWIng are the results of the fIrst, Here's How, LIZ ConSIdine, Under 30 leagues, J.B s Boys tied 55-49vIctory John fmished WIth 25 With a 9-0 record, and went mto place in the premIer event of the entIre event second. Little BIg Man, Kazan, for first place m ,the competitive points for Blue Pomte/whlle Vmce tournament playas the odds-on- Grosse Pointe Hunt Club Wmter Cla!ls 1 - Schooling Jumper: thIrd, That's Incredible, Tom Snud- league WIth Larry s Amoco at g'I, Tuminello had 13 pomts for Motor favorite Its opponent In the fmal, Jumper Show and Mlnl,PflX on Nark, Mark Ferns, first. Rockln den, fourth, Algona Boy, Kazan, but went straIght through the wm- CIty Family Footcare (5-4) fell to Mut- March 23 The event, held m the m- RobIn, Mark Ferns, second. Leo fIfth, TImes Square, Paula Ingman, ner's bracket WIth ,four w,ms to schIer Smks, 53--i2, III the quarter- door riding arena of the Hunt Club, Bill Damel. Amy Stout, thIrd; Algo- Sixth reach the fmals J B s Boys oppo. The Over 30 competitive dlVlslOn fmals, but fought back In the was the fIrst all-Jumper show In se- na Boy, Garo Kazan, fourth, Dres- nent ,m the last game was Mona- saw the fIrst place JIm Saros Agen- loser's bracket FamIly Footcare veral years and offered over $1,000 sed to the N1Oes, Heather LIttle- Class 4 - Open Jumper: Nork, ghan s, 7-2 10 league play After los- cy (6-1) sent to the loser's bracket avenged Its earher loss to Mut- in pnze money field, fifth, Forced Land1Og, Mark. Ferns, fIrst, Leo BIll Damel, Clark Ing ItS opening tournament game, by Ashers Market (5-1) 10 a close schIer WIth a 65-64VICtOry10 double Robert Carter, SIxth Denton, second, Against the Wind, Monaghan's took the next four contest, 52-50, where it was beaten overtime but lost to DIamond The event proved mterestmg for Alder, thIrd, Rockin Robm, FerrIS, games to make It to the fmal, but by Callaghan's (4-5), 75-71 Ashers LII's 59-4'8 Charles Warren led the both exhibitors and spectators, Class 2 - Low Jumper: On Tap, fourth, Here's How, Consldme, J B 's Boys came from a flve-pomt waIted 1D the w1Oner's bracket VIctors WIth 17 pomts, MarIO Cor- Club officials say, and the Jumper Cmdy Carlson, first, Tuckmor, hfth~ Ladies NIght, Cadson, sixth. dehclt to WIn, 58-57. Pete McNlght while Callaghan's fought through aCI scored 12 pomts for Family Show and Mmi-PrIx may become a Ferris, second, Leo BIll Damel, Class 5 - G.P.H.C. Mini-Prix: led the wmner WIth 13 pomts whIle the loser's bracket after ItS opemng Footcare permanent wmter fIxture at the Stout, thIrd, J R Ewmg, Chflsto- Leo BIll Damel, Denton, fIrst, Hunt Club. The courses were de- pher Ewmg, fourth, Agamst the Here's How, Consldme, second, signed by TommIe SmIth, ndmg Wind, Scott Alder, fifth, Syracuse, Tuckmor, Ferns, thIrd; Ladles master at the Hunt Club Donald RICk Dehner, SIxth NIght, Carlson, fourth, LIttle Big Schuster, of BloomfIeld, was the Class J - Junior/Amateur Man, Kazan, fifth. SEYMOUR OFFERS 8.8% A.~R:r FINANCING ON ALL NEW '85 CIMARRONS, ~."...;;...,~ !ffiit .- :>- ~ o One look. u ... at this photo confirms the claim made by the Grosse Pointe Swim Club: that it's the second largest 1985 CIMARRONS swim team in Michigan. '(he 180-member team recently gathered by the North High pool for this team .Q photo after a successful 1984-85 season. The GPSC's annual Spring Brunch for swimmers, parents and V.5, auto. trans., on #C1M23 $12995 o families is set for Sunday, April 28 at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. Scott Teeters, Fred Michalik, LIZ o Stavale and Alan Faust coached the club this year. GPSC will offer a summer session of long course • OVER 40 AVAILABLE ' competition beginning May 1. Further information may be obtained by calling Community Education at • GREAT SELECTION ~ 343.2178 . • SAVE HUNDREDS MAYBE THOUSANDS N .Thru G MAC finanCing 38% Annual Percentage Rate CX) CX) Good smelt season predicted When sportsmen hit the streams sula Strongest U P runs should be 63 smelt hot spots, mcludmg POlnte c With theIr buckets and nets for the from the thlfd week of Apnl mto Pelee National Park and the annual smelt run thIS sprmg, they early May Wheatley area southwest of De- o should fmd a repeat of 1984's pro. Smelt runs usually occur be- trOlt, both m Canada ductlve year along Lake Huron and tween 10 p m and 1 a m in water Extended hours from 6 a m to 2 ~ generally better results m the Up- temperatures of 40 to 45 degrees, a m have been set at Pomt Pelee D D ~ per Pemnsula, reports the AAA but good runs sometimes occur on from Apnl 12-28, but Park offiCIals 1985 SAAB 900 Michigan dark days expect an average to poor season ~ The hundreds of trlbutanes of The small SIlvery fiSh, a delIcacy after several years of slower runs • LARGE INVENTORY Lake Huron tradItIOnally prOVIde when brOIled, pan fned or deep Smelt dIppers are allowed to use • OVER 20 TO CHOOSE FROM the state's best smelt dlppmg, es- fried m batter, fIrst was r.lanted m hand nets up to one-half mile up. 1i5 peclally the East Branch of the Au MichIgan waters m 1912 fen years stream from any river mouth from • COME IN AND TEST DRIVE THE C> Gres RIver m northeast lower later, anglers started catchmg March 1 to May 31 south of M-72 • NEW 16 VALVE 900 TURBO (I) MIchigan them The annual smelt run has and from AprIl 10 to May 31 north Department of Natural Re- grown into a sprmg ntual among of M-72 Large dIp nets up to mne AS ** ..48mos closed end lease $19870 $1 500 down payment LI U sources offICIals rated the 1984sea. Mlchtgan's sportsmen Age IS no feet square are allowed by permIt LOW AS per mo. cense and tax extra C son good to excellent along Lake factor and the sport doesn't reqUIre only on some streams Huron and predIct Similar results fancy eqUIpment or a lot of exper- AddItional regulatIOns are noted • OVER 140 NEW CADILLACS AND SAABS TO CHOOSE U for 198,') Since many beaches are tlse 10 the DNR's 1985 MIChIgan Flsh- (l) pTlvate, fIshermen should check If The AAA's 1985Smelt GUIde lists 109 GUIde, avaIlable where flshm!! FROM INCLUDING THE NEW 16 VALVE S,lIvll,B 900 TURBO ~ permiSSIOn IS neeaed before head- licenses are sold - • WE SERVICE ALL G M VEHICLES ~ m'no~~utheast MIchIgan, the St • CHAUFFEUR SERVICE TO DOWNTOWN Assumption offers spring sports C ClaIr RIver system In St ClaIr The AssumptIOn Cultural Center techmques of warm up. walkmg DETROIT'S LARGEST INDOOR USED CAR SHOWROOM - County usually has the earlIest ISoffering several sports programs and paced ,-"alkmg Come prepared o runs of the year and annually good thiS sprmg, most begmning Apnl16 for workout WIth Joggmg 'lhoes and results come from Algonac south of and 20 exercise clothes M-29 north to the foot of the Blue The Teen and Youth Golf Chmc The Runners' World Fun Runs, Water Bndge m Port Huron (ages 10-16) meets four Tuesdays sponsored by Assumption Center, Smelt actIOn IS not as heavy begmnmg Aprtl 16 from 4 to 5 p m WIll resume on the first and thIrd along Lake MIchIgan, although Fee IS $15 to learn the fundamen- Saturdays of the month, begmmng SEYMOUR Deer LICk and Brandywme creeks tals of chlpp1Og. puttmg, short at 8 30 a m Apnl 20 Runners can CADILLAC-SAAB south of South HavE>n generally Irons and woods from WSU Hall of chose one-half mile, mile, three 3180 East Jefferson • 259-9000 prOVIdegood results DNR offiCIals Fame golf coach Joel Mason Bring and fIve mile runs Refreshments In the U P. predIct generally better a 7-lron, a 9 and a putter to class WIll be offered followmg run Co'lt 25 mmutes from anywhere In Detroit results off Lake SuperIOr In the Fitness Walkmg begms Apnl 20 ppr run IS $1, certificates WIll be 3 Minutes East of the RenCen on Jefferson western sectIOn and runs for SIXweeks from 9 30 to presented Best smelt runs thiS sprmg 11 a m Fee IS $18, Nabonal Further mformatlOn on all As- should be m the second and thIrd Masters Race Walker and Mara- sumptlOn Center sports events may weeks of Apnl in the Lower Pen1O- thon runner Frank Soby mstructs be obtamed by callmg 779-6111 II I Page Three.C' Thursday, Apn I 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 'Young' teams rely on enthusiasm (Continued from Page tCl happens Just about every four boys out for the track team, he only Girls look for years, you get a good, enthuslasttc group that also happens to be very has "ISO years of expenence It experience, too sounds like a lot but It Isn't," Wise mexperIenced and you have to spend a lot of tIme teaching the says South High varsity girls' track ba!>lcs of track and held" Wise's approach, therefore, IS coach Steve Zaranek has a lot of North does return SIXsemors and gomg 10be ",:,tart slowly and bUIld girls out for the team 70 And a an experIenced jumor to challenge up," this sea~on The Blue Devils good mix of freshman for the fu- were 5-5 last year, and hmshed ture And the deSire to compete m perenmal Class B power L'Anse Creuse, whom North beat last year third In the EML But South does a tough league Which IS exactly for the hrst tIme m four seasons not have the depth 10 the field what the South girls' goal IS to wm "We'll be young In sprInts and field events Wise would like In trying to the EML track champIOnship events, but we should be very res- challenge Port Huron Northern "The EML IS a good, tough pectable In the middle distances," and Mount Clemen~ - the EML fa league We like bemg In It for Just Buhaglar says vontes - for the league title that reason We want to try to wm the league, It might be diffIcult to Sue Roland will lead North m the Semor 3200 meter man Jon Ro- do, but we'll do our best," Zaranek high Jump and 300 hurdles, she berts and Jumor ChriS Astfalk (800 says "We also want to be very holds the school hurdles record dnd 1600l \\ III be South's hopes In competItive 10 dual meetl> and Im- Barb Labadie and Patty Loeher the dl~tdnce events Semor Jun prove consistently over the wIll also perform the hurdles Lisa Yo,:,hltam wIll run the 800, as Will season " Kopacka, Kelly Fourmer and NI- semor ChriS Bal deen, a three-tIme Helpmg to do that thiS year Will cole Lehman are North's distance All-EML runner and scholar-ath- be jumor All-State selectIOn Nancy hopes and KatIe Beal and Kerry lete Semor Tim Estes and Junior SoltE'f1<;('hand selllor Barb Giroux Rice are also bemg counted on to Jeltrey r'taendtner Will be the ue- m the distance events, semor help the detendmg HI-County VIis' top hurdlers Kerry Bruce and Jumor Juhe Boyt champs thiS year, Buhaglar says "We'd like to wm the league and In the spnnt events, sophomore m the sprmts, ErIn Kershaw and flmsh 10 the top ftve 10 the reglOn- BrIan Stratton IS expected to be a Carin Seylor m the hurdles, and Katie Ament, who set a school re- als, takmg maybe eight or 10 girls "big gun" after breakmg all of to the states But It all depends on South's freshman records Semor cord In the diSCUSas a Jumor, In the P.noto by Tom G'een ....ooo field events how some of our 'unknowns' come John Dolan IS also a good sprInter, through thiS year Members of South's girls' track team - among them Mary Warner, Kerry Bruce, Heather Kolodliez, accordmg to Wise Newcomers Ke- "We're hopmg fo!' some mce sur- prIses 10 the sprmts WIth the good "The girls are all hard workers, Rebecca Wasinger, Kerry Donaldson, Erica HernqUlst, Deanne Mollnan, Erin Kershaw and Jenny Meek- vm English (sophomore, dlstancel dOIng what I ask In terms of prac- and Jim Reynolds (Jumor, group of cross country lreshman er - got in a little practIce recently. that we have on the team thiS tice and preparatIOn And that cer- sprmterl should add to South's tainly helps," Buhagiar says fun as we can, then to reduce stress, diSCUS,Lmda Vaughan, middle and "We've got good team leadership strength on the track year," Zaranek added Another mce surprIse for South learn new skills and Improve on our long distance With captams Jack FerrIS and bob Four-year diSCUSveteran BrIan personal bests," Schmidt says Tumachder Their hard work sets would be to flmsh first m the EML COI\CH BE"'DEH'~ boys' tedm ULSon track again Lydia Alexander WIllbe strong 10 the tone They are very enthUSiastiC Kerman IS Injured, as IS Greg after five straight second place fI- was 4-2 m the l\lIAC last vear and Roach who was expected to make nishes "But we've got that very If enthUSiasm IS any 1OdlcatlOn, the hurdles and high Jump, she add- and \\ell-prepared, " Bender added ed Rebecca Boone and LIZ Hader second overall In the league cham- Ferns Will lead ULS In the high South a powerhouse m the hurdles strong competitIOn. Anchor Bay IS the girl's and boys' track teams at pIOnship meet He confided that thiS year before hiS season-endmg the team to beat and our meets ULS are headed for successful sea- wJ!1compete In shot and diSCUS,With Jump and pole vault, Tumachder m while ULS's strength wlll lie 10 the Judy Go In the high Jump and the 100and 200 runs He was m the knee mJury With them are always close You sons After fielding a team of 16last spnnt and field events. the KOJght~ never know what can happen . " year, Cathy Schmidt's ULS's girls' hurdles. In the long Jump and regIOnal fmals In the 200 last year Wise says South would like to hurdles, Carol Lmg Will start for may have a problem 111 the dl!>tance Howard Fauntroy IS also a high squad rounds out at 28 thiS sprmg competitIOns show an overall Improvement thiS COACH CHARLES Buhaglar's and Mike Bender's boys' team IS30- ULS Charu NautIyal IS the team's JUmper and pole vaulter, as well as season, m additiOn to quahfymg the a 100 and 200 competitor Others North girls' track team was 10-0, strong diSCUSand middle and long distance "What we lack III expenence, we 3200 meter relay team of Astfalk, won a league championship and fin- hope Others m the hneup are team make up for III enthUSIasm m our on the squad are ChrIS Llakoms, English, Yoshltani and Todd Haw- Ished second m the regJOnals m 1984 The two teams practice together, captam Ahunna Nwosu, high Jump distance events But we WIllhave to shot and diSCUS, Mark Kozlowski, thorne for the state fmals But graduatiOn stole five semors with Josh SChmidt handling the shot and spnnt, Scarlet Parns, long diS- prepare well,' Bender SaId "Our 400 dash, Chip DaVIS, 800 run. and who were sconng a total of 60 pomts and diSCUScompetitors, and Cathy tance, Paula Rodnguez. long diS- goals are to beat Southfield Chns- Peter Hardy, 1600and 3200 ULS be- " All m all, we've got a very good, Schmidt and Bender splittIng the gms the home season at 4 15 P m cooperative group But we're also per meet last season. tance runner Paula was seventh In tlan, to work towal ds our mdlvldual "We'll have to go some to match splnt sessIOns. the 1600 and 3200 10 last year's Improvement and to perform well III Apnl 16 against Dearborn Heights very, very young Did I mention we Hlverslde were young? ," Wise laughs that thiS year," Buhaglar says "It "Our goal ISto first have as much regiOnals. More are Carolyn Seydel, the league champiOnship meet ULSnetters shut out in Cleveland The Umverslty Liggett School Lacrosse outlook rosy Evett IS currently a member of boys' varsity tenms team opened the history department at the ULS Its season m Cleveland, OhiO on Although girls' lacrosse IS not Middle School Educated at John FrIday, Apnl 5, losmg to the Um- well-known in Michigan, wherever Hopkms Umverslty, Evett played verslty School of Cleveland, 8-0 It IS played It I!>well-loved Each three years on ItS varsity lacrosse. For the first time m Coach Bob spring fInds close to 40 Umver!>lt)' team which was NCAA champion Wood's 20 years at ULS, the Liggett School girls v)'lI1g for pOSI- m both 1978 and 1979 Recently, he Kmghts did not wm a set tIons on the school'l> three team" enjoyed further success as an "Year in and year out, the Um- ULS' home games are scheduled to assistant lacrosse coach at Prmce- versity School has one of the best be played at 4 pm at the Cook ton Umverslty teams m the country," accordmg Road campus on Apnl 26 (Kmg,,- Coach Evett's expenence, know- to Wood "They lost seven semors wood), May 7 (Academy o[ the ledge and enthUSiasm for lacrosse' from last year's team, and thiS ISa Sacred HearlJ, l\lay 13 (\\'allace was rewdrded thiS spnng by a turn- rebUlldmg year for them They burg, Ontano), and l\lay 15 me- out of 33 candidates for hiS fIrst don't rebUIld, they Just reload," he trOlt Country Day School) ULS team Returl1lng letterman added ULS coaches Mehnda Reuter and l\lark Blake, Ed Brady, Mike On Apnl 6, the Kmghts defeated Mary Fish are emphaSIZIng baSIC Gouda, Lance Lie, ChriS McCabe, Shaker Heights High School, 5-3 skliis and fitness Jamie McMillan, Larry Scoville IndiVidual wmners for ULS were. Coach Reuter says she IS op- and Marty TIbbitts are JOIned by No 3 smgles, Mike FolO, No 4 timistiC because most of the poten- such promlsmg players as Brian smgles, DaVid Barlow, No. 1 tIal varsity pldyers dre expenenc Curtiss. Tom GlftOS and Tim doubles, John Blrgbauer and Scott ed varsity a thletes or members of Simonds The freshman class pro- Watson, No 2 doubles, Ashu la,:,t year's extremely "uccessful Vided an enthUSiastiC group of Nautiyal and Andrew MacLeod, JV team Reuter IS dntlclpatll1g of- playerl> and No 4 doubles, Jeff Buhl and fen!>lve leadership from Andrd In only ItS third year as a varslt) Rob Glancy Saturday afternoon Hlrt, one of the last year's high sport at ULS, the boys' lacrosse < > the Kmghts lost to Western Re- scorers, and Amy Ottaway, lhe team has enjoyed remarkable suc- Photo by B~IIHoo....er serve Academy, 5-3. IndiVidual team's most skilled playmaker cess playmg under the gUldance of North's Sue Regalado scores one of her three goals in North's soccer win over Bishop Gallagher last wmners for ULS m that match The defense should rapidly solidify the Michigan Scholastic Lacrosse week. were: No 4 smgles, Barlow, No 1 With the return of standout'> Kate ASSOCiation Opponents for the doubles, Blrgbauer and Watson. French and Tessl Raymo. as well Kmghts mclude Cranbrook, Detroit and No 4 doubles, Andrew Mac- as last year's surprl"e, goalie Countr)' Day School, Birmingham Leod and Buhl Barry Hamilton Brother Rice, Catholic Central, North teams start out right ULS' next match IS Apnl 11 at TilE BOYS' varsity lacrosl>e pro- DeLaSalle Collegiate and L'Anse home agamst Redford Catholic gram at ULS recel\ed a most wel- Creuse Bill Hoover softball season With a "10-0victory were relay team members An- over Warren Woods/Tower on drews, Donahue, Kopacka and Pat- Central, the pre-season No 1 pick come and Important additIOn ULS will play ItS first home game North High in Class A On FrIday, AprIl 12, the earlier thiS yedr \\ hen Robert dt 1 pm on Saturday, Apnl 20 Apnl 4 The Lady Norsemen, be- ty Loeher Kmghts travel to Kalamazoo to Evett was IOtroduced as the hedd North High's girls' varsity soc- hmd the pltchmg brIlliance of Knstm Flemmg fImshed fIrst in agamst DeLaSalle at the Cook play in the Kalamazoo Central In. cer team opened its season AprIl 2 Paula Harms, won when the mercy the diSCUSand second m the shot, lacrosse coach Road campus on a satIsfying note, beatmg Bishop vltatlonal rule was mvoked In the fifth mning Amy Brennan was first in the 300 Gallagher, 11-2 Harms allowed Just one hit and meter hurdles, Kopacka took first WEIGHT The Lady Norsemen came out walked one while stnking out 10 m the 1600meter run and second m PRIOR MILITARY ~ WATCHERS strong, scorIng on their fIrst two at- She also led the offense, drlvmg the 800 meter run, and Labadie Frosted Treat tempts Bishop Gallagher, press- & Desserts III three runs With a smgle and a flmshed second m the high jump, Lo Cal Menu mg hard offenSively, was hurt on double. Ellen GOU1Osmgled tWice the 100 meter hurdles, the 300 PERSONNEL RAM'S HORN the defenSive end, allowmg many and Dawn CartWrIght and Lmda meter hurdles and the 200 meter Make your past a part of your RESTAURANT SenIOr CItizen three-on-two breaks on which future In the Air Force Reserve Age 65 Rayos scored four and three runs, dash 885.1902 DIscount 10% North capitalIzed respectIvely North's next meet IS Thursday, Good pay and benefits 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR l,r murr Older S2 5 North was led by Sue Regalado's Call today. North's next softball game IS April 18, at home agamst Lake- DAILY DINNER What's new three goals, Cmdy Bowman's two AprIl 17 at Sterlmg Heights, game view. Startmg time IS 4 pm goals and four aSSISts, and Shannon Call' (313) 4664976 SPECIALS: at the Horn MSGT Chen L Woolard CrOissants, Stir Frys, Armstrong's two goals and two as- time IS 4 pm $3.99 Boys drop two 45lJ31001 Fresh Veg cooked to sists Stephanie Schaeffer, BrIdget 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. only order, Chicken North's varsity boys' track team BrIerly, Alexa Parmentier and Tracksters win twice AIR FORCE RESERVE HOMEMADE Breasts, Chicken or suffered a 69-68season openmg loss Tuna Salad, Veg , Beth Eleczko had one goal each A 79-39 victory over Warren A GREAT WAY TO SERVE SOUP DAILY Beth Nearhood contrIbuted With Woods/Tower last week started to the hdnds of Warren Woods/ Ham & Cheddar, Tower on April 2 before losmg to WE ARE FAMOUS HawaIIan Ham & four assists North's girls' track season off on for OUR DESSERTSI Crabbsllr North's girls' soccer team, the rIght foot That trIUmph was Utica Ford II, 86-58 coached by GUido Regelbrugge, IS followed by another wm, 68-60,over Bright spots m the Warren entering only It,:,third year but al- Utica Ford II WoodslTower loss were ready has won two titles m two dif- Agamst Warren Woods/Tower, BrIan Bergeron who 3177 took first m the shot and Pt:KIN ferent leagues - the Macomb Ath- the Lady Norsemen saw outstand- E. Jefferson letic Conference (M A C ) and the mg performances by Lisa Kopacka the diSCUS, Balk Hur PAVILION Expressway Girls' Soccer League and Barb Labadie Kopacka, who who fmlshed first m the HE'rE"s your chance to own a Quality The Lady Norsemen, who last was an All-State cross country 110high hurdles and the RaleIgh Bike at a Savlngl year ranked seventh 10 the state team member last fall, won both 300 low hurdles, and With a 15-2 record, WII!return thiS Mike WUJek who fm- the 800 meter dash and 1600meter RALEICtIl'] season to the Expressway Girls' run Labadie took first In the high Ished fIrst m the high "AV~ fTOTO t,20 up io 1200 110 \o0UT h",oll!o(' RaliPlqh '81'k. and Jump, (5-8), the 100 loll') tt'l(' run of SPORTIF Soccer League after a season m the Jump, the 200 meter dash and the 6 '1 .. ..,.' __ ..... 'Lo.", qf't bl\dnq t"'l, MAC The t.xpress-way IS fuii of nl~l.~I:>~ ~.1.1 I), auu l.JJ'l;.. "Jprlnql 300 meter hurdles and tlmshed se- Banquet FaCIlities - Recently Remodeled good teams, but North expects the cond m the 100 meter hurdles 200 meters, (24 1) H,r"'rf' ort" 'wmt' I 000 RIll,... to Hawa, CocHal1 lounge (I'tnO'lIt' fwm VOL", "li'" '0 (lnd stiffest compefttlon to come from North's 1600meter and 3200relay o~, MOI1 Ttwr!t 11 it rr, I A 'Tl r !. <)011 ~ ,, \ • Call 882.6900 Page Four-C Classified ads Thursday, April 11, 1985 4-HElP WANTED 1A-PERSONALS 1 NA I 3-LOST AND 4-HELP WANTED IeI!mS_x,c_, _ A-pg13io lS FOUND GENERAL GENERAL PRAYER TO THE CUSTOM woodwork Quallty PRA YER TO THE INDEX TOCLASSIFIED OFFERED MO'I'HER'S HELPER Reh- HOLY SPIRIT I FOUND Female cahco cat 10 DENTAL ASSISTANT full carpentry with personal HOLY SPIRIT a Holy Spirit. you who make me 1. 0 cance otlonl, c onges or correcllom oher 12 noon Monday Cottage HospItal parkIng lot able, experIenced sItter for time, estabhshed genel al touch Ornamental wood- Holy SPirit you \\ ho make me 6 year old boy after school see e\erythmg and who see everythmg and who No el \ L__ ~~ __ Page Flve.C Thursday, Apnl 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 4 HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4A-HELP WANTED SA-SITUATION 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6A-FOR RENT 4-HELP WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED FURNISHED GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL DOMESTIC DOMESTIC DUPLEX Mack/Moross area, WE ARE now takmg applica- THREE BEDROOM bunga- DENTAL AS~lstant - Cha:r EXPERIENCED bdrtender EMPTY DESK WE SPECIALIZE In the place- OLDER WOMAN to care/cook 2 floor, 2 bedroom 839-7563, tIOnsfor the follOWingapart low - fInished basement 6 SIde, hours open, expenenc IIanted Apply Your Place We have one desk aVdIldble for ment of profeSSIOnal domes- for elderly person Must hve 882-l546 ments for April occupancy MIle/Kelly area $450 a l>d St Clair Shor~ 772 9O'fO Lounge, 1732(,Ea~t Warren d redl e~tate salesman of the lie and nursmg personnel In Call Mafle, 254-1680 fight calLber No experIence Housekeepers - Cooks - FLAT, Grosse POinte Park month 839.7686 TRAVEL AGENT - l\lml MOTHER/Daughter cleamng Available May 1st Prefer POINTE GARDEN, Harper BABYSITTER nece~sary, but helpful We Couple;, - ChIld Care - Day team Experienced, depend. LOWER apartment - $350 per mum 2 yedrs expenence LOVIng,mdture person to care tram and prOVIde lIcense Work - MaIds - Home single or older co.uple $350 Woods - across from Queen month 2202 Ridgemont, f'or more lIIfOrm.ltlOn Colli able Joann, 882-9624 for OUIb month old ddughler help Must be willIng to work lIealth Care LIve In or Out he.ll Included No pets Call of Peace Church Near shop- Grosse Powte Woods Ma- 445-0404 In OUIGro%e POlnte home full lime dnd take directIOn Please call HOUSECLEANING - Reli- after 5 pm 331-4706 pmg 1 bedroom, excellent ture person preferred 88t. 2 ddY~.l IIeek, noon to 7 p III reddlly We furm~h ~dles GOlL able. experIenced Refer. TWO BEDROOM apartment conditIOn $425 7612 MEDICAL ence~ on req ue~l Ca 11 Full lllne optIOn In the fall dd~, lead~, referrab and above store on Mack Ave Paula/Mary 881-7246 SHORES GARDEN Excellent JlARPERI7 Mile, house, com- OFFICE MANAGER References IeqUired Call bonu<; mdnagement OppOI' PERSONNEL $150 plus utilltle~ 5264903 Family practice laclllt) locatIOn on Mack Ave be- pletely furmshed, 2 bed dfter 7 p m 9b2 0074,d~k for tumtles Replies Willbe kept AG ENCY MODERN MAIDS HAVERH[LL one bedroom rooms, apphances, fJm~h locdted In Fra,er ha~ d pO,I- Room J12 eontldenhal "'or an appomt- 106 Kercheval HOUSECLEANING tween 8 and 9 Mile Roads tlon for dn expellenced of upper, $225 plus uhllhes, QUIet c.omplex, one bed- ed basement $325 monthly BABYSITTEH wanted ment for dll Interview call Gros~e POinte Fdrm~ SERVICE flce managel WIth exten~lve security deposit 885 3685 room, newly decorated and plus utlIJlies, !>ecunty Mature IIoman m m) home ~B:,1~:4 Queen Healtor~ 882-2928 Rehable effiCient References depoSIt Avallable May 1st msurance billing bolck Heasonable rates Angle, [94/CADIEUX area 1 bed carpeted $450 IncludlOg for t1 month old 2 ddYs a ~tate Licensed and Bonded room apartment, stove, re- heat 885 174b ground \1eek Refel ence~ reqUired EXPEHIENCED legal ~eci e after 4 p m SABER ~ALl~BL']{Y tan lor J lal'. ver fIrm FAl\lIL Y NEEDS cook for 294-8365 frigerator, carpeled, heal m ll.l984:>2 eluded, $295per month JJ1 IJ M[LE and Hayes NeIlly 68-ROOMS FOR & A~SOC Gro~~e POInte V/ood" Full evellmg mediI or 4 ddY~per HATE housekeeping? [do ex. J:>44b80 PAT[E"JT SITTER needed for 0581 cdrpeted and dewrated 2 RENT J yedl old Spe('ldl Ed ~lu time pO~ltlOn \Iord proce~~ Ileek, 5 p m to 8 p m PJed~e cellent work (a m & pm) HAHPim WOOD:' al ed 11,1<1 IlIgexpeflenle needed l\1u~t reply to Box K 8.1 Gro"e Excellent references Ann, TWO BEDROOM duplex nedr bedroom In Fraser Central dent 11 JOd m 8 p m 1\10n Whittier Available ~oon aIr $450 $50 WEEKLY, furmshed room ture babV~ltter needed 101 9 ad) thru Fnday Mdne JJI be able to d~~ume ~ubstan Pomte Ne\I" 99 Kercheval 4684708 Gardge, basement, dlnmg \llth kitchen, laundry year old boy dltelnoon~ Iidl rl'sponsibility Salary Glo<;se POlllte, 1\114B236 .ll,)l I D. & S, room, Olcely decorated TilE BLAKE COMPA~Y privileges 8813203 4 30 P m 1 4;; a m Cdll commen~urdtt;.~lth expel I I EXPERIENCED cool>.to pre 8813079 between 1 4 P m INSURANCE ence Cdll88b ;););)J pare dinners only, for House and office c1eamng $320 778 8653' 19800 MACK AVE 6C-OFFICE Dependable, honest, quality MORANG _ J room apalt GROSSE POINTE WOODS FOR RENT HEl\ TAL \~SI~T \ '\'1' Agenc) hd~ po"tlOn open for II;ATIONWIDE mdl ketmg op Gro~~e Pomte coupie f:x I work Grosse POinte refer-I ment Newly redecorated 881 6100 PAIn'-Tl\IE expenenced per~onahl.ed eratlOn needs severdl In cellent ~aldn Pl{(JF'ESC;IO\,\L offices m St I ~~~es Donna or Sue, 778 Carpeted, air condltlOmng, CADIEUX/I 9-t 3 room apart We have d pldce lor you on OUI person Gro~!>cPOinte ared dependent Iepresentatlve~ Goll Personnel Agency r ('1111' c"hllrl'<; OnE' mlnut .. .• . pdlklllg \.lUOU lldll:>lJulld mer!, 1 herlr,,()m ('1 p"lpn denldl tedm, 11) ou like peo l ,tlJ IIhu II'l!>hto expand thell B8l-29.1B CLEANING and repairs tlOn SecurIty depoSit No air conditIOned, parklng, from I 94 and I b96 Late!>t pIe, dnd are exuted dbuut 881 ;;322 774-2000 present hne or mdrket our I , " lOntempOrolI \ decor Hent products exclu~lvely 'fhl~ If ULL '1 II\IE hou~ekeeper Retired pohce offICer and pets 771 0738, 885 6859 heat furnI~hed, Idedl for helpmg OUI pallents IIn IOdude" hedl, air, ele<.tnclty prove their hedlth dnd dp A LOV[NG per"on needed to \1III help enhance VOUIpre IIanted Non ~moker 0", n wife team wIll clean and do OUTER DRIVE-M k 4 semor cltll.en or middle pearance thcn Colll Jednne Cdre for 10 month old baby repall work for offices or bed ac aged, good transportatIOn, dnd ]dOltofial !>erVlces, sent Income For' appomt I transportdtlOn References 200-1,600 ~quare feet 1m- today' Shdrp per~onaht) gIrl, Monda)-Frlday, 7 10 home Free estimates 343 room Colomal, ~un room, I no pets 771 0738, 885 6859 ment only, call b71 1840,I 886 .1967 medtate occupancy Afford. and good commumcdtlOn am:> p m For approxi 9163 ~~~~ra~:~re~~~~h 11!Hb:~h~ BARHAM FIRST block off l\londay Fnday, 10 am b I COOK EUROPEAN - dmner able rate~ Commonwealth sklll<; a must Prefel el. mately 2 month~ Wdge~ p m only Other help employed 'WANTA spdrkhng house? $35 Qwners, 774003J Mack 10 DetrOIt Good bus 288 OQ22 penence and formal trdm negotIable My home or I preferrabl} \our~ 7 Mlle/ ATTENTION HAIRSTl Lb'fS I Cdll betwe.en 9 and') Mon- average Save your valuable transportatIOn 2 bedroom, time' II After 6 p m 775 THREE MILE near Warren 3 upper flat newl) redecor 1-94 AT 7'2 1\t1LE 109 Qua Ifled app1Jcant~ call Kelly al ed Per~onal refer JlJseph ~ of Gl os~e P01l1te,one ddY thl u f nda) 886 2960 9792800 3028 'bedroom home, natural flre ated $215/month 885 5196 Small SUite, private entrance, ences reque~ted 372-0547 of the most lUXUriOUs~alons 4C-HOUS E SITTING place, modern kItchen, I'! IdV , ~torage room, ample MEDICAL LAB TechlllCldn after 5 p m of Grosse POinte ISoftenng I SERVICES COMPANION nurse Will do bath, carpetmg, $375 Ea~t- THREE MILE Dnve, 3 bed- parking Room for 2-3 peo- for full time doctor's offIce vOUd POSition Ask for rom pnvate duty cases, 16hour, Side Management, 884-3890 room, fireplace $425 No weekends or holIdays WANTED - HeceptlOm~t, ple . 11822239 I COLLEGE STUDENT - Ex 12 hour, or 24 hour, around LAKEPOINTE G P t THE BLAKE COMPANY Send resume to Grosse flexbIle hours typmg speed I perlenced housesltter Ex- the clock mvalld care or ' rosse om e 881 6100 Pomte Ne\ls, 99 Kerchev,lI, Call B85-22JO FISHER ROAD FO R cellent Grosse POinte reEm ambulato~y $5 hourly Top Park 2 bedroon. upper, WIth UPPER INCOME on Haver 2 large rooms, share recep- Box ;;G 2J, Grosse Pomte LANDSCAPE constructIOn i references Loves the el additional 1 bedroom up- ences Reasonable rates tIOn Jamtor serVices, util- Farms, 4823b foreman and landscape nur- derlv Phone 839-7665 stairs $350 With addItIOnal hili Large bedroom, IIvmg CLASSIFIED ADS 778-5027 Leave name, _ umt $500 East~lde Manage room, dlOlOg room, and kIt ItIes Included BABYSITIER needed 10 my sery foreman needed Tree H YEAR Old female - Ger- ment, 884-3890 chen Stove and refrlgera home Mondays and Wednes- and shrub [ D reqUIred Ex- CALL 882-6900 number GOING AWAY for the sum- man, English speakmg OUTER DRIVE _ Warren 2 tor Hedt mcluded No pets Maumee corner - small SUIte, days, 12-5p m References, perIenced only 757-5360 mer? ProfeSSIOnal couple wlshe;, room and board 10 bedroom lower, full ba~e- $280/month 8858236 private la v. \\ IOdows 1-3 own tralliportahon, 9 month LANDSCAPE laborers need LIVE-IN housekeeper, 2 eldel seeks house to Sit No charge exchange __for light house- ment, gas heat, $315 per THREE BEDROOM, 2 bath people old and 2 year old 824 8951 ed Must be 18 757 5360 Iy ladles, pleasant Harpel and we pay the utlhtle~ Ex- keepmg I;)4-3407 month One bedroom upper, Grosse Pomte 10Cdtlon 1m PART TIME poSitIOnas tYP1~t APPLICATIONS taken for Woods home, room, board penence/pets Mamtaln GOT A me~s? I'm the best' apphances, $235per month mediate occupancy No pets KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL _ secretary for local busl- stock, clerk help Must be 18 plus salary References re yard References 885.3150 ProfesSional housecleamng Home owners, 774-0033 Secunty $460 per month LOI\er level hideaways, from ness ftrm Reply to Box Yorkshire Food Market, qUlred 882-9803after 6 p m $125/month Leave message Call JackIe, 778-3609 TWO BEDROOM LOWER on 88H)()()l V 17,Grosse POinte News, 99 16711Mack GRILL COOK Apply In per TENTH YEAR slttmg flOe Kensmgton - Very mce, M[NDEN CLEAN 4 room up HARPER WOODS Kercheval, Gro~~e Pomte SECRETARY for small com son tl a m -t2 pm 20511 homes References Fntz THE utilities mcluded, $4OQper per, appliances, garage, FOR SALE Farms, MI 48236 pany Good typing Short j\lack Lounge [n the Woods Spademan, 521-5201 month, available May Da)s basement, $175 plus $2OQ Small offIce bUilding A NEAT, pleasant glrl needed hand deSIred Grosse POinte EXPERIENCED waltress/ HOUSE-KE- TEERS 446-6156, evemngs - 882- security 821-4437 SIX or more rooms available Jor general restaurant work, drea 886-9141 barmaId wanted Apply 5-SITUATION Let Our Crew Come In & Do 0776 MORANG - Kelly [mmacu- for new ownel Well bUIlt, pleasant surroundlOg~, EXPERIENCED waItresses Your Place Lounge, 17326 WANTED All of Your General CleanIng CONDO _ Cadieux/Mack late 3 bedroom brIck, 2'! car excellent conditIOn Perfect hours 9 30-2 30 Ideal sum Part time - full lime Ap- East Warren Wmdows & Ovens Too' , area Ideal for elderly cou- garage, newly decorated, for profeSSIOnal With future mer Job, call for interview ply, St 1'lIck's Hangar, De- AURA'S Excellent References between 9-11 965 2633 PERSON needed for part time ple/smgle Call 882 5022 appliances, SUitable for non- expan~lOn In ml11d trolt CIty AIrport, New Ter- help m laundry Apply 1630Q HOME SITTING SERVICE Gift Certificate AvaIlable after 6 p m for detail No smokers, no pets, $475 plus PR[NTER - Pdrt tIme for mmal BUlldmg East Warren or call . T L C of children, elderly Call Chm brokers secunty 839-5348after 4 30 Vlrgmla S Jeffnes advertlSmg company Some GAL FRIDAY personal assIst- B84-9690 Hourly, overmght and 24 565-4300 ST CLAIR Shores, one bed. weekdays Realtor 882-0899 famlharIty With pnntmg ant type, typmg/IBM word E h d hour rates 12 years With deSIred, Will tram 776-7774 EXPERIENC D sort or er d h room apartment Ideal for GROSSE POINTE Park Spa- BUILDING FOR Lease-20451 processmg Part lime, full cook for part time mghts Mrs Hammon, w ose MAID TO Order housecleamng elderly lady Call LaVon's CIOUSupper 2 bedrooms, 2 Mack Ave, Grosse POlOte COMPANION needed for lime TV or fIlm expenence Apply a t Your Place d gency served Grosse service Reasonable rates Rental and Property Man- baths, dmmg room, kItchen Woods, 47x 18 6, Shorewood elderly lady Please call helplul 8822079 Lounge, 17326East Warren, POlOteover 30 years Llcens Free estimates 7787429 agement With breakfa~t area, den E R Bro",n Realty, 88687tO after 6 p m evemngs, 882- THE BALLOON Store - A fun DetrOIt ed Bonded 773-2035 With natural fireplace, I Flonda room, garage, car- 20QSQUARE Foot offIce, $t75 3472 new kind of gift store ISlook- LIGHT HOUSEKEEPER 247-0283, OFFICE cleamng done by Gro~se Pomte policeman SPOTLESS 3 bedroom Col- petmg, drapes, applIances per month lOcludes all DENTAL ASSIstant needed mg for someone pdrt-tlme t d h t hid Expenenced 4-handed den I da's, If you hdve a smIlIng wan e - s or ours, no NEED SOMETHING move ? and Wife, excellent referen- omal Great new kitchen, ap- mcludmg \\asher and dryel utilitIes Ideal for attorney, J laundry B85-5857 Two Pomte reSIdents Will phances, dishwasher, faml- $750per month plus depOSIt mdnufacturers represen- tlstry, 4 day week Grosse face ,t I Page Seven.C ''1. Thursday, Apnl 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 8B-ANTIQUES 10A MOTORCYCLES 11 CARS 11 CARS 11 CARS 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE _ FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE _ AGE OLD Ann Arbor.Sallne 1981 YAMAHA 65(} SpeCial 1982 CAMARO Z-28 - bright 1970VW Bus, good condiLJon, 1980CAPRICE ClaSSIC,I own. MECHANICAL bank!>, 011 !"LYING Scot sailboat, 18' DRESSER Set - 5 pieces, Anllque Show Will be held Fernng, AM/FM cassette, red With charcoal velour 10- great for camping $950 885- er car, loaded, power sun. lamps, depressIOn gla~s, and Best offer All' conditIOner tWin Size, extra firm mat Sunday, Apnl 14 FIRST excellent condItIOn $1,100 terlOr, T.tops, automatIc, 4937 roof. 839-0983 pottery, f'lCstaware, Landle $100 Miscellaneous Items tress and box sprmg - like SHOW OF THE YEAR! 886.1542 air pl?wer wmdows/door 1982HONDA Accord, 4 door, 5 COUPE de VILLE, 1976, holders, clocks, old pictures After 12 noon 372-9744 new Call after 6 pm, 885. Washtenaw Farm CounCil locks, lilt, cruise, ERS sound speed, 27,000lOdes, extend- loaded, sharp, no rust, and frame~, old rockers, REFRIGERATOR 186 cubiC 662.3 Grounds 5055Sahne - Ann 1976HONDA 750, 11,000miles, system WIth cas~ette, Code ed warranty, excellent con- $3,500 After 6 30 Call railroad lanterns, collettor feet, flOst free, copper Elec- YARD SALE - Multi-family Arbor Road Over 200 $650 1978 Honda 450, 9,500 Alarm, undercoated, new ditIOn, $6,500 886-7369after 886-0277 plates, oak commode, old 11802Gremer, one block east dealers 10 quality ,mtlques miles, $400 884 8426 Eagle tires Only 27,000 tl'lC Corning stove, self. 6 p 01 1978 DELTA 88 Olds 4 door, trunk, firewood, old and new cleamng, $300 for both of Hoover, half way between 8 a m -4 pm Early birds 1982HONDA Express moped mllC!>,mmt condlhon $9,000 lms, old botlles, dOllies, Jew 6-7 Mile 10 am. 5 pm, welcome at 5 a m 1-94eXit 8 miles, new, under warran 773.8441or 521.5595 1979 FIAT 2000 Spyder con. power steenng, brakes, WIO- 881-5267evemngs verllble, 43,000 mIles Runs dows, all', good con \ Thursday, April 11, 1985 Page Elght-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 13 REAL 13 REAL ESTATE 13 REAL ESTATE 11'-CARS 11C-BOATS AND 12D-LAKE AND 13-REAL. ESTATE ESTATE 11-CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE MOTORS RIVER PROPERTY SHORE POINTE Condomml' 1979 Z-28 Camaro Alr, auto- 1984 CUTLASS Supreme 196150' ChriS Crall COllstella- LAKE HURON - 2 bedroom, HARVARD between Mack and Warren Cape Cod With um m Grosse Pomte - 1993 matIc,loaded, Ziebart, new Brougham - loaded, ex- tlOn profesSIOnally desIgned 2 bath home and 2 bedroom - Front Unit, open Sunday, WANTED TO BUY • tires, T.tops, askmg $4,300 cellent condItion $10,500 and decorated Captain furmshed cottage, seawall, family room, kllchl"n and bath remodeled By owner 2-5, or by appomtment 881- Looks and runs great. 286- Call 771-1078 mamtdmed 1\1Int More III 85' lake frontage, 12 miles 9133 FARMS HOME 1400 1982DATSUN 200 SX -load- formation call 886 4351 north Port Huron $140,000 882-3224 Three poSSibly four bedroom~ 3,000~quare feet Approx 131MORAN, 3,200square feet, ed, excellent condition Must Boat Shoe Sale 1-327-6625 undtely $225,000 No brokers 644 4212 DODGE 1980 Aspen wagon, TODAY'S 4 bedrooms, 2 full, 2 half SpeCial EditIOn Loaded, sell $5,800or best offer 751- TOPSIDERS 40% OFF ST CLAIR luxury townhouse 8461 SHIPS WHEEL BEST BUYS baths $175,000 885 6332 clean $3,500 343- '. . Page Nlne-C Thursday, April 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21F-HOME 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL EsfATE 13-AEAL ESTATE 16-PETS 20C-CHIMNEY AND 21-MOVING 21F-HOME IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FIREPLACE HELIABLE POINTE reSIdent REPAIR CANAL PROPERTY 855COOK 3 bedroom, 2 story GROSSE POINTE Wood~ - 3 ENGLISH Springer Spdme!, With movmg van WIll move LETO BUILDING CO NORTHWOODS Clalrwood - Gorgeous 2 bed- Ideal location Owner bedroom Colomal FIl e male, FIl.'ld ChdmplOn FIREPLACES, wood stoves large or small quantIties SINCE 1911 BLOWN INSULATION INSURED room bnck, In the Shores, $120,000 EveOlng~ 64t-7453 place, Florida room, fJllI~h Brdlkenblldl ~ndpshop III 011flues t!e,lOed Caps and CUSTOM BUILDING ROOFING SIDING ::.creen~ Jn~lalled Insured, Bob 882-1968or 822.4400 full basement, new wolman 1821 KENMORE, Grosse ed ba~cment. 2 car gdrdge CompdnlOn gun dog Wa I e REMODELING TRIM-GUTTERS no mes;, Profes~lonal Izcd deck and wooden sea- POInte Woods By Owner, 3 l"ormaJ dlnwg room dWdYKennels MJ~ Wllhdm MOVERS WORLD REC ROOMS REPLACEMENT $&9,000Call 882 673&dfter 5 Lane 628 45n 1\ld~ter SIIeep KITCHENS WINDOWS DOORS wall, 2 baths, air, new roof bedrooms, 2' l ba th~, Kohler !U Haul Company, Inc ) 882-3222 and furnace, famIly room, whIrlpool m one 2'" gdrage, pm Open ~dturddY dnd ('[NDfo:Hfo;LLA OUi lovel) (.I>,j{IIFII>,J) ::21<0 Every ~ervlce available for 10 521-1454 fireplace, nice' " lal Inlra Inter state movmg new central air, all ap Sunday 2 5 pm bldlk ldl need'> a home. hd~ COd(hilghl lhmwey Sweep MODERN IZATION phances, natural fireplace, WOODS, ranlh - b) 0\.\ ner been ,>pdyed ha~ hdd ~hOh (ompan) Free e~tlmates Call East REED GROSSE POINTE WOODS 2,000 sq feet Mu~t be seen la rge 2 bedloolll brick An) one JOtelesled pled'>e Jeflerson MOVing and M.T. CHARGOT ('OlY 2 bedroom brick ranch CORPORATION to be apprecIated Imme ranch livmg room IIIth fire ldll 88:>&230 ~tordge BUILDING Co. • ReSidential Builder Fireplace, warm knotty pme 885.3733 1200l E Jeffer'>on dlate occupancy 881~27 for pJace, tOI nldl dining rooln -~-E-V-[~-N-'1\-I-O-""-T-II-o-ld-m-d-le-'l-d-t PERSONALL Y DESIGNED • Remodehng/ AdditIOn,> B('hc\ e It 01 not 823 562l rec room, screened In porch, appomtment Open Sunday faml!) room Olle LOfllerlot relenl ~hoh. bldck dnd new Ioof and gutters PrIC- ~PIm~ !~ (ommg. ------* Kitchens - Allics • Custom Kltlhen~1 Bdthroom~ 25 pm 2'. ldl garage ne\.\ l,lrpel IIIule rdbb~ free to good Basements - Porches • Wmdo'" Heplalemelll ed to sell In the $50'5 dnd lo help gl'l) our home Iedl l\[eCALLU:'7 lVlOVII\lG lom * CALL US WITH YOUR REAL lI1g,no dgenl~/bl okel '> 8112 home 17) ~9\J9 II tle,mlh!., lCdI' Ilcdleoj pdn) 1\lodern truck and * Bathrooms - Hec Room~ • Commerudl PI opertle~ ~992 ------Outdoor deck envIronments • QU l Thu~day, Apnl 11, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Ten.C 210-CEMENT AND 21J-WALL 21N-ASPHALT 210-CEMENT AND 21G-ROOFING 21H-CARPET 21-I-PAINTING, BRICK WORK 21G-ROOFiNG WASHING WORK BRICK WORK SERVICE SERVICE CLEANING DECORATING GROSSE POINTE fireman PROFESSIONAL CARPET AL'S ASPHALT LUIGI.F PROFESSIONAL gutter ser- INTERIORS "Ill do IIall II'a,hlllg 821- J.W. KLEINER ROOFS and DECKS and Upholstery clealllllg at BY DON LYNN PAVIfIoG COMPAN) CI'~MENT CONTHACTOR CEMENT WORK vice Sldlllg and tnm, roof & 2984 GUTTERS and reasonable rates uSlllg the .Husband WIfe Team Pavlllg, ~edlcoatmg .Inri eXCd CEMENT BHICK STONE DOWNSPOUTS repaIrs Reasonable Reli- WALL Washmg, neat, reliable \allon [te,ldentIaI and <.Om able I do my own work Von Schrader method Call .Wallpaperlllg PatIOs, walks, porches, Good 11'01 k on right pnce Gutters Cleaned and Flushed servIce Heasonable rates mercwt Guardnteed quail LICENSED & INSURED Tom Barrese .Pall1l1ng ~tep~, dm eways New and Repau Work New and Repair Work 839-5155 .Mehculou~ For fI ee estimates 882 63018 ty 11'01 kmansillp dt red~on Flag,tone repaIr Drive garage Rdlsmg able rdtes LIcensed and Insured JOHN WILLIAMS .Insured K l\1AINTENANcr~ Company Tuck pomhll6, patchmg Walks • Step~ • Porche, • ADVANCE MAINTENANCE EXPERT CARPET STATE LICENSED AND 885 5813 .Over 20 Yean. ExperIence wall II ashmg, floOl cleamng Wt\TEHPHOOFING Free Form Patio 17319 East Warren INSURED HEFEHENCES SPRING KICK OFF' CLEANING and Wdxlllg Free estllnd, ~s SPECIALIZING IN and color 884-9512 527-5560 18 I 0626 291-,1589 Tuck Pomtmg & ChImney Sale durlllg AprIl and MilY TluCR Mount 882-0688 Extrachon GIOVANNI SACCO C & J ASPHALT 'SMALL JOBS Basement WaterproofIng HADLEY HOME BIg savmgs - on flat or I"HEE ESTIMATES DECORATING SERVICE Paving Inc Free EstImates shlllgie roofs FIrst 500 LIVING ROOI\1 2750 21K-WINDOW LICENSED IMPROVEMENT square feet mstalled $199 & IHLL Pamtmg, wallpapering stam WASHING Commercia I parklllg lot, It' 294.6449 771.9796 INC, Based on 1,000 square feel Furmture C1ealllng 109, I\allpapel removal pat pdlr, sed!<.odtlllg dnd "tllp 882-0717 D BARR Licensed • Bonded COMPLETE Savmgs on gutters and re- DAVE n:OLIS 779 om chlllg, caulklllg Insured and plllg Re,ldenl1aldnlc\\ 21 P-WATERPROOFING 21~-cARPENTEt'1- 21Z-LANDSCAPING 21 Z-LANOSCAPING 21 Z-LANOSCAPING 21 Z-LANOIClp!AG ilZ-LXmCA!JBC ~ SERVICE DWYER'S THANK YOU LAWN SERVICE LAWN & GARDEN HOWARDS M AND R J.W. KLEINER Clean.up, Gardemng, La\\n LANDSCAPING ALTERATIONS - Moder- FOR A WEEKLY SEHVICE TREE SERVICE LAWN MAINTENANCE mzatlOn, all bUilding needs • Gardemng CuttlOg, Shrub Tnmmlng, • Resldenhal, Commercial B stereo, crUise. PHr wmd & locks, 22,189 miles by SPRING FEVER SALE! original owner, a real bUy at . . .. .$6,995 1981 CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM Ivory NEW 1985 V.top, air stereo, crUise, automatic and power 35,547 careful miles, ...... $6,295 COUPE DeVILLE 1979 OMNI4 DR. 2 tone gold, air. stereo automatIc and po.ver 1 owner beauty with low mlles$2,B95 1979 CHEROKEE CHIEF. Red 4 whl drive air $16,925 It IS the nalule 01 automotive styling to Ilmoed grace And all ollis eng neerlng automatIc. stereo with C B , power, 48,000 miles De transient Wh,le ta,ll,ns have come systems team up to fulfill Ihat dlhletlL All standard factory equlpmenl plus tax & plates new tIres . . .. , .. . $4,495 a"d go"e and a dozen other deSign promise Come experience the 'llclny glimmers as well Jaguar has conslstenl pleasures thai have oeen bred InlO the 1982 HORIZON TC3 2 CR. 2 dr Dark green, 4 cyl Iy created carsol greal sculptural beau best Jaguar ever 0""\ 4 spd air stereo & power Excellent value$3,895 DRIVE HOME A GOOD DEAL ---- - ty OJI even among Jaguars the Series ENJOI TOMORROW BUCK,E Uf' TODAY III XJ6 stands out Open Monday and Thursday untIl 9 p.m While carrYing live gro",n"ps In great J'AG UA R OGERRINKE All cars sublE'ct to Orlor sale I",urv Ihe car has an athlete s clean "FOR YOUR BEST DEAL. IT'S" 15 Mile (Maple) between Coolidge and Crooks 643-6900 JIM RIEHL'S' I 696 al Van Dyke Open Moo & Thurs td 9 00 ROSEVILLE m~~!~~~_11758~1cM800 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH l..L 1":'_ . J .. _. - I WE LEASE 25800 GRATIOT f'UI ~ GM VEHICLES Bet 10 & 10'12 Mile Ads. 772-0800 Jerry Mickowski DID G.M.A.C. FINANCING A.~R. ON ALL NEW CAVALIER Your Neighborhood Buick Dealer 8.8 MODELS AND S-10 PICK-UPS • COMPETITIVE PRICES • CONVENIENT SERVICE MAXI CABS, CAB AND CHASSIS We're Sure You Will Be Pleased through April 30, 1985 ~ THE ALL NEW BUICK SOMERSET REGAL ~ Can be ordered as low as $8,763 our prices always Include destination and dealer prep charges • EXCEL.LENT SEL.ECTION OF CARS & TRUCKS • LOW DISCOUNT PRICES • HIGH TRACE ALLOWANCES _ MICKOWSKI BUICK IN&. • PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SALES AND SERVICE Special consideration always given to GM/EDS Employees Where great prices are always a standard feature. IfIIAHER JUST OFF THE 16700 ~arper 886 0000 F-G.R.D X.WAY at cadieux _ • , AMERICA'S LEADERS ull~r Hurry while they nuu~ 8 8 last. Coupes, 4 SELECTION • A.~R.:;a:~~~~backs, CAVALIERS & 5-10 PICK UPS ...~.. '85 CAVALIER 2 DR. CPE 20 liler EFI auto air ps pb tg e del spt mlr rers BSM hd battery s'ereo sb wl\~all sty'ed whls NEW'85 NEW NEW'85 cloth buc"ets SUNSIRD CPE. FIERO 6000 SEDAN Stock #--150552 YOU PAY I $8,29600 ...~~ '85 CAVALIER 4 DR. 20 Liter EFI 4 SPP PS PB TG 8SM floor mats Cloth rechn b"cke' seals IInled glass AM E De! spl mlrrars HD battery AMIFM styled Air cond pwr locks & Winds carpet WSoN lad,o body Side mold s 5 spd overdr ve whls reel cloth buckets #450643 trans t 8 OHC fuel Injected eng P 8 Side mats, Inter Wipers defroster crUise Air cond . hnted glass cloth Irlm seats '" nd delroster SI -0869 auto Irans tilt wh wh lOCk pkg while 0 rear defroster spt mirrors cusl wh YOU PAY $7452° INVOICE 6906~'" letter steel belt hres lamp pkg stereo wlcass & cloc~ luggage carner St covers, WIN steel belled tires AMIFM - 100" 1>2900 stereo. ps pb auto trans 5t #076t 680639 42 oth~rs !similar savings $10,589 $9,698 #1 •. 1\:;'=- $.15 MINI JIMMY 4x4 NEW'85 NEW '85 STARCRAFT NEW '85 5.10 PICK UP GRAND PRIX CONVERSION VAN SHORT BOX ~--I.-~- Air condition T g,ass bOdy 5 de mldgs Air conditIOn folding rear seat bodys,de rear aefrost spl mirrors ww steel belts mldgs rear wlndQIN def big mirrors con AMIFM stereo PIS PIS auto trans V-6 • ,. 'n ''''I ,'''' .,<1 •• .l\< sole V.fj 4 spd aulo trans 20 gal fuel Dlx wheel covers SI 111081 ' ;<. • - ~. J • 6 II \ c ' , .,. ,;< tank. PS P/205175R15 ALS AMIFM ";'~i.:L):':~:,'~~:,~:?jY' NEW '85 5.10 PICK UP $10,095 "'$'1'2'''295 LONG BOX V6 Auto 0 P PS PB 1000 Lb payload blk mlr LEASE $ 9 ° • SALE ~t& $2'2 73 * rors step bumper S8 VJMlal rally whls bsm Vinyl 14,995 mo FOR 9 per mo PRICE 87 OR LEASE FOR per 1 4 OR LEASE FOR 8299 * per mo 5 bench 11550437 00 ~O"::E"oejYE~ Tte •• (fc.~ oa • !~Cl ~(j~ba(",&ilC. ~~r,.(~ i1S~SS.SS"o'I"S& sr'lla'~II,)CI (Sl~ ,. ') ~"l1eiller Trle r" n'a,"lo asort'tClt~el,.l'T'ilf' r,. YOU PAY $8174 ..-e~ 11 Y\l'N cl tN! ,po~~'Y ot fu'J~t r!"~ "0 ~ sc & tlcer'" 2",a ,or,. l tl"'" Ttle Mal1u1a:c1 to ~e (le~ er De~e n.,1 LJ l e 01 "'le &. art E''(111 Ciostf"ldLUSeb'Qu.allfledM~ IlwePol('ntf1148'T' 'S 72f:IXJ"'"Ile "I),tatlOn le~'\1S"1Qt)1Ij.3"JV''!OoYCt1~te~''1 ~11~.aseer\1leas.tt sr~s.cors.b~tcr e'f'S~ .... ~q .& f':2 \~ ~ I"l aoYara an~ I ~ sec.."", 0«Xl'S I S«u.., ..~ r:1e00Sl t" r ~ S/'IO¥iT'I vaiy 10 ~1 fOtil i1ro~:s 'T'~ ~ O.lr..-...e'1.1~'ntS 48 ~ase ~f'"'t'it:l) W~l !( 4- vse A~ Van Dyke at 101/2 Mile (1/2 Mile S of I 696) ED RINKE "YOUR BEST CHFW DEALER" 754-0440