Students learn about judicial process through mock trial
By Maureen McNulty dIfrer~nt approach toward trial preparation Education, class," Koch explained. "We innocence," Frank said. "In a criminal StaffWriter J hn Gotti's trial had its mo- and did not meet with his client until mo- make a big effort to make sure that the case, the prosecution has the burden of Oh sure, 0 especially after Salvatore (Sonny ments before the trial began. kids see real issues unfolding. They are proof and must prove beyond a reasonable men ts, , te t' b h the Bull) Gravano s s Im?ny a out t e And Grosse Pointe Park prosecutor Carl then required to re-enact what they've doubt that the defendant is guilty." New York CrIme boss was mterpreted, and Lanfear, in a masterful display of legal seen and show that they understand the According to two Jury members, the pros- process It's a performance-based class" the seven months of testimony in Manuel WIzardry, accused the defendant of perjur- ecutIOn failed to do that. ing himself by contmuing to tell the court The students have observed city council Noriega's trIal sometimes stirred a little "At first, I thought he (Blair) was totally that his dog's name was "Bernie," when meetmgs and board of education meetings. mterest, but many ~rosse Pointers don't guilty," SaId Megan Moran, one of the 12 the St. Bernard's actual given name was OffiCIals from all of the Pointes have spo- realIze that they mISsed the most scandal- Jurors "BudweIser. " ken to the students, Koch said "But then his attorney came back at the ous trIal of the year. The courtroom was Grosse Pointe Judge Frank answered questions from end and explained that It could have been Judge Kirsten Frank of Grosse Pointe South's auditorium and apart from the the students while the attorneys went over his dog that knocked the beer can all over Park broke all rules of JudiCIal protocol Judge, two police officers and the two attor- the scnpt with David Blair, the "defend- him and his eyes could have been red be- last week and was seen schmOOZIng WIth neys, everyone else involved was part of ant," who was accused of drunken driving, cause he had been sleeping. And the prose- attorneys, from both SIdes, the jury, the de- Eva Koch and Elaine Christensen's ninth- and Katie Sperti, who acted as a prosecu- fendant and even the courtroom audIence. grade English/civics class. tIOn witness Defense attorney Dean Valente took a "This is an OBE, or Outcomes Based "You must start with the presumption of See MOCK, page 4A _"_' -.:.',;;,t:_' ,~;k;;;;:Il:.:il4~~;_'iiloiilliii:lllM ~'t!\$ffi:%1\11IIR""~t"'JllllI;- ...,,-"")((-, ...t------"'lI4i"" ------.!i"",~~1lII:1~Si.&, Your Community Newspaper Grosse Pointe News Vol. 53, No. 15 46 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 50~ April 9, 1992 Pending state law could require buses Wonder cat for local schools By Maureen McNulty the leadershIp because legisla- tors saw It as an opportunity to Binkley. who has StaffWnter tack on theIr own various spent all of his young Unless Grosse Pomte reSI- amendments, accordIng to life indoors. was intro- dents vote to exempt them- Shine and Sen Dan DeGrow, duced to the great out- selves from implementIng the doors Monday - within schools of chOice program under R Port Huron, the sponsor of a the confines of his yard. the State School Aid Act, or SImIlar Senate bIll. "I voted to have an amend- that is. Binkley liked it. unless the law IS amended by He shares living space the Legislature, the Grosse ment passed which would not with Christopher Lopez POInte PublIc School System reqUIre school dIstricts WIthout of Grosse Pointe Park. could find Itself faCIng an unex. a bus system already m place And what a grand day it pected cost of up to $500,000 to to prOVIde busmg," DeGrow was. The temperatures prOVIdea school bus system. saId rose to the 60s and it The Grosse POInte Board of "That's not faIr to small was the opening day of EducatIOn voted Monday nIght school distncts lIke Berkley, the baseball season. to put the Issue on the June 8 whIch has no need for a school Welcome, spring. ballot bus system. But I'm not going Under the schools of chOIce to vote for amendments to the Photo by Rosh Sillars program, which Grosse Pomte entire school aid package, has been following smce 1986, which is what was happenmg MIchigan students are allowed on the House floor." to attend any school withm the Grosse Pointe is one of the dIstnct where they lIve, as long very few dIstricts in the state Sen. Kelly considers running for Congress as class SIZe, staffing and stu- that does not have public school dent groupings are not ad- buses By Jerome Aliotta both DetrOIt Democrats in the cently handed down by a fed are on the far east side" versely affected "Our schools are laid out so Special Writer US House of Representatives eral panel Kelly saId he thmks he could "For example," explamed that every one of them is at a Where would a legIslator "I can do a lot In terms of The 14th DIstrIct, currently make a bIgger dIfference In Kathy Roberts, communIty re- minimal distance for the com- make the most difference to hIS hands-on actiVIty m the (De- represented by U.S Rep. Den- brIngIng about solutIOns to lations coordinator for the munity," Roberts said. "All of home communIty - m Lansing trOIt area) dlstnct by beIng In illS Hertel of Harper Woods, some of the problems the De- board of education, "If a stu- the elementary schools are or Washington, D.C.? the (state) Legislature, but m has been redrawn, WIth Harper bOlt area faces at the federal dent lIves m (Grosse Pomte) WIthIn walking distance for the State Sen John Kelly, a terms of changing the bIg polI- Woods, Grosse Pointe Woods, level South's dIstnct but wants to go students and both of the high Democrat, IS pondering Just Cles that affect the way we lIve, Grosse Pointe Shores and part to (Grosse POInte) North, he schools are acceSSIble by the that questIOn I could do better m Washmg- of northeast DetrOIt bemg ab may. publIc bus system." With the filing deadline for ton," saId Kelly, a four-term sorbed mto Conyers' dIstrict "The only exceptIOn to that The school board IS hoping the August congressional pri- state lawmaker Grosse Pomte Farms, Grosse polIcy IS when It COnflIctSWith that at least one of two things marIes Just a little more than MIchigan's lagging popula- Pomte City, Grosse Pomte school and/or class SIZe. Cur- SIX weeks away, Kelly saId he tIon as recorded In the 1990 Park, and another portIOn of rently, Parcells (MIddle School) See BUSES, page 4A IS serIously consldermg a bid census WIll result m the elIml- eastSide DetrOIt will be ab and MonteIth (Elementary) are 'for the seat of eIther Congress. nation of two U S congres- sorbed into Collins' dIstrIct at maximum enrollment and man John Conyers or Congress- slOnal dIstrIcts come November Hertel, who was consIdering cannot accept any new stu- woman Barbara-Rose Collms, under a redlstnctmg plan re- challengIng hIS longtime frIend dents " 7 vie for 2 U.S. Rep Sander Levin for the The bIll currently pending In redrawn 12th DIstnct, an- LanSIng, however, called the nounced last week he WIll not State School Aid Act, would re- board seats Pointer of Interest seek re-electIOn qUIre school dlstncts operatmg Seven people have submit- Under the redistnctIng, 40 under the schools of chOIce to ted petItions to the Grosse percent of Kelly's state dlstnct provide busmg for students, POInte public schools to be Mary Beth Smith WIll fall within Conyers' re- somethmg the Grosse Pomte placed on the ballot for the drawn district, and the remaIn public school system has never two school board seats up for Ing 60 percent WIll fall WIthIn done except for special educa- election m June. By Ronald J. Bernas documentarIes. She is the au- CollIns' dlstnct The cutoff for turning in StaffWnter thor of a feature film SCrIpt tion students "My phIlosophy IS this," said A Grosse Pointe Woods reSI- "We dIscovered thiS clause petItions was 4 p.m. Monday, about a boy and a wolvenne dent, Kelly now lIves m Her- Apnl6. Grosse Pointe CIty resident that IS currently being shot by only last week when a Wayne tel's district, but the congres- In additIOn to the two m- Mary Beth SmIth "A lawn- an independent filmmaker. County representatIve m Lan- mower IS happiest when It'S SIOnal redlstnctIng WIll place SIng called us and saId there cum bents , Glona Konsler And she teaches writing, too, hIm In Conyers' dIstrIct and Frank Sladen, the other mowing lawns I'm happiest m the Grosse Pointe commun- State Sen. John Kelly were going to be complIca- "The questIOn IS whether tions," saId Edward Shine, su- candidates are Bert Eman- when I'm dOIng what I do Ity education program, at the Whether he runs for a con- anyone is servIng the mterest penntendent of schools. uele, Frank Hogan, David best." Grosse POInte U mtanan gressional seat depends upon of Harper Woods and the Shme saId It was never the Hunt, Walter Kosy and Les What SmIth does best IS Church, and as a volunteer at the amount of encouragement Grosse POIntes as well as the Intent of the sponsors of the bIll Rodms. ,'{nte - fictIOn, non fictIOn and the Eton School for the learn- he receIves from the varIOus east SIde of DetrOIt In Con- to reqUIre busmg for school dIs- The signatures on the peti- mg dlsablt'd city counCIls and neIghborhood gress?" Kelly said "Is someone tncts that dId not already have tIOns stIll have to be verified Her short fictIOn has been orgamzatIOns, he saId taking care of those geographIC a bus system In place and candidates have untIl 4 publIshed in the ArIZona Quar- "If enough of those people Interests? And the answer IS An emergency motIon to clar pm. today, April 9, to with. terly and locally In Hentage want me to run I Will entel the no. John Conyers IS west SIde, Ify and amend the bIll was re- draw theIr candIdacy. MagazIne, the Belvidere Daily race," he saId "If those people Barbara-Rose CollIns IS down. cently passed by the Senate but The electIOn is June 8. Republican and m the DetrOIt - Ronald J Bernas Free Press. One of her works, town, and they have very LIttle when It reached the House, It "SlIver Bells," won the 1988 concern for what our problems See KELLY, page 4A was pulled from the floor by PEN Syndicated FIctIOn Project
natIOnal short fictIOn award '1l4II _ ...... - .... - ., "\ What makes SmIth unIque IS - that she only started wntIng --, - - - about 12 years ago at age 48. .- Opinion 6A "I started In 1979; until that ~ - pomt I never wrote a word," .: Autos 12A she saId "But I always knew I wanted to wrIte " Obituanes 13A - :. When she decIde<:!to pursue - Schools 14A her lIterary longings, she took a class In short story writing Events 16A The teacher wasn't very en- couragmg, but Smith stuck f?eatures i Senwrs 17A With the class because she Countdown AAU hoop" power BUBiness 18A That's the ticket, 78 10 April 15, 1B h ------l ....~-- ,~--_.... _--- ...... ------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ~I='RVlr~c: • c:.V~Ttuc .. I'nlll"11I TATl".' 2A '1ews April 9, 1992 1. .., Grosse Pointe News : a Math meets are easy as pi for South students By Maureen McNulty . Staff Writer Grosse Pomte South math nationally," said Justice. He ment to foot the $45 entrance "So far," Justice said, "e- been top scorer:' all ~hret;t~mes After participating m the students are ranked seventh in said participating in the compe- fee." leven of our students have had are Jeremy ~BJew~ki, WIlham fourth round of a natIOnal the natIOn by the Contmental tition IS optional but everyone Justice, currently the only their scores sents in to the com- Gehrke, JamIe ElsJla and Scott mathematIcs competItIOn today, MathematiCs Le~~e, and have in hIS calculus classes always mathematics teacher at South petition - four of them have McGarvey: the 24 Grosse Pomte South stu- been No 1 m MIChigan for the SIgns up. who participates in the ContI. had their scores sent in from The other seven stu~ents' dents m Carl Justice's calculus past ,eIght years - every year "In fact," he said, "this is the nental Mathematics League, the three meets and one of scores have been. submJtted at cla~ Will be anxlOusl~ aW81tmg th~y ve participated first year the kids haven't paid saId ~e advantages of takmg those B!'ud~nts, Bill, Gehrke, IS least once - EmJly Burkett, their results - and With good 'The kids have fun seeing out of their own pocket to com. part In the four math meets - only a }umo~. I don t k~ow. J~ff M?ntgomery, Rebecca Nor- rE'ason how \\ ell thr)' do statewide and pete. I got the math depart- Dec. 5, Jan. 30, March 5 and what 1m gomg to do WIth hIm ns, .Enc Rentenbach, Russell today - are great. next year." Smith, Chad Yates and JOShua "The quality of the problems The four students who have Walter. is excellent and the way that they're designed makes the kIds better prepared to take the Advanced Placement calculus tests before college," he said. q)Kxford~lothes After Justice grades the ex. Jii91tur ~UQ1Ir~ ams turned in by his class, he sends the six highest scores to SPRING '92 IN STOCK SHOWING the league, based in Haup- pauge, N.Y., which then com- and piles scores from students FALL '92 TRUNK SHOW nationwide and sends partICi- pating high schools the results. On Senior Night at South, Mr. Nicholas Munguia, our Oxxford Representative, Justice will award medals to will be here to show the world's finest fabrics the two highest scorers in the competition and present certifi- and help selct material for a custom suit of clothing cates to the next four highest especillily for you. scores. NEWS DEADLINES The Grosse Pointe News wants to help you publicize Pho!() by Maureen MeNully your events to ensure that all 1liIt Students who excel in math in teacher Carl Justice's calculus class, at the far right, are. from items get into the paper in a Mr. Dudley Spangler, our ~~~ left, Jeremy Gajewski, Jamie Elsila, Emily Burkett, Jeff Montgomery, Scott McGarvey, Bill timely manner, deadlines for Gehrke, Chad Yates. Rebecca Norris, Eric Rentenbacb. Joshua Walter, Russell Smith and Jus- receipt of copy will be printed Representative, will present the finest collection of tice. here each week. silk ties,a perfect compliment to your wardrobe. All items for the Features jail section must be in by 3 p.m. Snow job lands man in Farms ADVEJlnSING Friday for the following week's paper. While on patrol about 2:30 Farms pubhc safety officer saw DEADLINES All items for the Sports and FRIDAY, APRIL 10 3pm • 8pm p.m. March 22, a Grosse Pointe a man shoveling snow into the Display advertising dead- Entertainment sections must be street in front of a home in the lines are as follows: in by 10 a.m. Monday for that ~ SATURDAY,APRILll lOam-4pm 10 block of Kenwood. Any ad needing a proof week's paper. must be in by 2 P m. Friday. The officer asked the man Jf All items for the News sec- Corrections he had any identification, and Ads for the second and third tion, includIng letters to the secllon must be in by noon edItor, must be In by 5 p.m. PLEllSEJOIN US! BEVERAGES W/U BE SERVED. i the man said he did not. The Corrections wlll be prmted Monday. Monday for that week's paper. I officer then ran a computer on thlS page every week. If Ads for the first section The Grosse Pointe News check on the man's name, there lS an error of fact m must be in by 10:30 a.m. will try to get all items into the which showed there was a war. any story, call the newsroom TUesday. paper that are turned in by deadline. but sometimes space at 882'{)294. rant out for rus arrest for fail- Any questions? Call display mg to appear at a violation advertIsing at 882-3500. doesn't allow it. , 17140 Kercheval • All claSSIfied ads must be Any questions? Call the " I' hearing in the Farms Munici- Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 pal Court. placed by noon Tuesday. No news department at 882-0294. The Grosse Pointe CitIZens exceptions. 882-8970 ~ The man was arrested and for Recycling hoUine number Any questions? Call the clas- <~~~~~~~)4'Jw.~\'i'&~~&*,'i~~~""'~~$,'%S1~t>~i Jacobson's NOW OPEN SUNDAYS w~welcom~ Jacobson's Charge, Mast~rCarcP, VISA~, and American Express'" Shop until 9 pm on Thursday and Frtday Until 6 p.m on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday Shop SUllday Noon to S p m t I• ' ... hr- ... • l.. net •• e * • ., .:. .~ .....-- ad ..._- • •• I I I " 1 :April 9, 1992 Grosse pointe News News 3A Need a lift? PAATS (who?) is there to serve -By Donna Walker PAATS wIll take a rider to PAATS' vehicles are opment block grant (CDBG) It ties up the vehicles, Mueller "We try to keep the two pro- any destInation WIthIn the fol- Staff Writer equipped with wheelchair lIfts. money said. Now, drivers drop passen- grams separate, but sometimes - The Gros~ Pomtes and Har- lowm? borders, Mueller said: per Woods have oper~ted a However, getting disabled pas- He recently asked Ann Krae- gers off and then pick them up when the PAA1'8 vans are 11 MJle Road, Gratiot, the De- sengers to the buses or vans door-to door shuttl~ servl~ fo.r mer, executive director of Ser- for the return trip at a pres- swamped, a Connector driver trOit MedICal Center area and can be a problem, because seniors and handIcapped mdl- vices for Older Citizens (SaC), cheduled time. WIll pick up a PAA1'8 passen- "as far as you can go ~ th~ many wheelchair users have vlduals for gomg on .four years to help With the prelimmary PAA1'8 has two vans, which ger," said Sally Graham, who east WIthout hIttIng the lake." steps In front of their homes now, but It'S st1ll a bIg secret to paperwork, because she knows were donated by MIChIgan Na- dIrects both programs. Riders are asked to pay $1 and no ramp, Mueller said. a lot of cItizens the ms and outs of filling out tIOnal Bank several years ago There are seven mim-buses each way, he said Until recently, drivers would "We've been around SInce CDBG applIcatIOns. Harper Woods, which has oper- in the Harper Woods Connector "Some people pay $40 for cab carry dIsabled passengers down 1988 but many people aren't Kraemer received from ated ItS own shuttle service for program. The buses are owned fare to get to doctor's appoint- their front steps if they did not aware, that we,re here, " said PAA1'8 a list of names of 24 several years, also shares its ments. Compared to that, what have a ramp However, that PANTS chair Jeff Mueller, as- disabled indiViduals who have Connector buses With PAA1'8. we charge IS a bargain," practice was discontinued, be- used the shuttle service m the The buses are eqUIpped WIth sistant city manager of Grosse Mueller said See LIFf, page 4A cause PAA1'8 IS worried about past and who needed wheel- wheelchaIr lIfts. Pomte Park. Plus, PAA1'8 nders get door. lIabIlity, should a driver and Called the Pointe Area As- chair ramps She said she sent to door servIce. A driver wIll passenger fall, he said. .. -.: :-"ho;- ..::~ .. *'~ ...>.. ;..1 ~ .. ~x.Xrx..t~:::4%&.&*"t~}~i>'@~::;':;:::!:::):; ~;:.;>r.~"*..-:::"> >..-:::.":~ ..~ '?// .t},-;-/::-::: .. sisted TransportatIOn Service a letter to everyone on the lIst, escort the passenger from hiS or "l ~~ {PANTS), the program IS avaIl- askmg them If they would be her door to the bus or van, then PAA1'8 IS consIdering start- able for anyone 60 or older who mterested in haVIng a ramp from the shuttle to the door of ing a wheelchaIr ramp-bUIldIng ~! NEVER GO OUT OF STYLE,11 lives m the Pomtes or Harper bUIlt Interested people were AlLEN EDMONDS the rIder's destmation and back program for low- to moderate asked to fill out a financial Woods, and for residents of any again, and finally, from the :, VERY IMPORTANT CONSIDERING HOW LONG THEY LAST. mcome seniors, he said. Ideally, questIOnnaire to determme if ~ ~'f age who have a physical or shuttle back to the passenger's he ",aid, the program would be mental dlsablhty. their mcome level was in the door funded With commumty devel- low to moderate range. ~ WHILE SUIT AND TIE FASHIONS ARE FLEETING THE CLASSIC it Only three people saId they , ELEGANCE OF ALLEN-EDMONDS SHOES REMAINS IMPECCABLE. ~ were mterested m havmg a " THE FINE MATERIAL AND MADE BY HAND CONSTRUCTION ~1 ramp bUIlt, Kraemer said. The ': MAKE SURE THEY STAYTHAT WAY. rest were too well-off finan- II CIally, or had subsequently died ~ 0 or entered a nurSIng home, she q said '~ :~l , The Prime Example Is Th The PAA1'8 board of dIrec- tors has a lot of decisions to " Our classic Wing-tip ;')l make about the proposed ramp ,i Bal Oxford. Single Oak Leather :' program, mcludmg what mate- !' Sole And Custom Heels. " ::.. Black Brown And Burgundy. ~? rIal the ramps should be made ~~ ff of, whether the ramps should t fl be temporary or permanent, and who should do the work The board will meet in the next : few weeks to discuss those and n other Issues, Mueller said ~1n In addition to Mueller, the tt PAATS board of dIrectors con- ~ SISts of a regular passenger and r1 representatives from all six t{ communItIes, sac, Michigan ,_ NatIOnal Bank, and Special Cit- ~~ izens Area Transit, a shuttle -' Photo by Donna Walker program m Detroit upon which '!' Cathy Grimes. a Harper Woods Connector driver. left. picks up Grosse Pointe Park resident PAATS 18 patterned ;; PAATS provided more than Ii' 8,000 rIdes last year, Mueller "!' PAA TS its drivers SaId. l<: i~.;;t.i~:d~= anJ! Passengers are asked to i~ schedule rides at least a day In ,.l~ to be, and what happens If ways patient and help me By Donna Walker they hit a child? advance. Drivers used to wait :~ Staff Wnter load my groceries mto and for passengers while they were ' , The Pointe Area Assisted "I understand the awful out of the van or connector at tee doctor or shoppmg, but gE - TransportatIon Semce dilemma these people face, bus" they don't any longer because ~< (PAA1'8) is a "lifesaver," but if they just realized that ", t~ said Kay Gee of Grosse the have this alternative ~~ KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR. GROSSE POINTE Pointe Park r~' ~~f' \ )' It wou ldhl e p a ,-~ --, ...~€"Asi:eR' Gee has used P4.,A :,0.. ~-c,.! ....:.'.1.. . <'~ MASTERCARD 882-3670------VISA several years and is ~as" $,>' ",.~ t¥so SaI~ t.h~~.p.#:r'S :) ....., 'P€~'RL S~L€1 senger representative on its" Is-~-economically for the ~ '"\ 17" - 10 STRAND CULTURED board of directors this year. commumty ";....'I FRESHWATER PEARL She can't drive because she "We have a groWlng num- , , NECKLACE REG $14900 has severe arthritIs and IS ber of semors and physically legally blind. Impaired people in our com- .,.~ NOW $ 9 0 "I have a lot of medical munity," she said. "These t ONLY 7.0 appointments, and it would people have money to spend, l '!'I %t) s,rbo.J! be very expensive for me to If they can get out of theIr 18",20" 24" X 30" AVAILABLE AT REDUCED PRICES J •• ", '+ get to them Wlthout houses to shop." ~ ~ > , , PAA1'8," she said. As for PAA1'8 drivers, Gee ~.- } f~~'( 1 I "For me to take a cab to has the utmost praIse for • k Henry Ford Hospital down. them. \\,:"" M PRE-EASTER ~ town It would be $30 easily "The drivers, I must say, roundtrip. And to take a cab are so kInd and considerate," '.:...... ~ to St. John Hospital, it costs she said. "They never make ~ 4-DAf SALE -•. ~ about $10 each way. Just us feel hurned. They're al- 20445 Mack • G.P.W•• 886.2050 I. getting to my church m I Grosse Pointe Farms costs I. $6 each way when I take a taxi." With PAATS, she only has HOME DESIGN CENTER to pay $1 each way. 20% ,. The door-to-door shuttle COME IN AND VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SHOWROOM AT service also enables her to 22621 HARPER - JUST Sl IF NINE MilE , get to stores and to her vol- • • OFF unteer jobs. Three Great Companies Allin One Location! Ticket Prices "In my retIrement years, I We are dedicated to you/ the Grosse Pointe Consumer. ,. try to put as much back into the community as I can," • Additions • Windows • All types of ENTIRE she said. "I had a fine educa- • Dormers • Garages Extenor STORE STOCK , tIon, and I feel I should gIve • Kitchens • Recreation Siding :: something back to the com- • Bathrooms Rooms I' mumty If it weren't for 4 DAYS ONLY '::.PAA1'8, I'd have to gIve up nff .MOTOR CITY some of my activities be- ~ -MODERNIZATION Thursday Thru Sunday I cause I wouldn't be able to April 9th thru 12th 'I:, get to them" 777-4160 Gee IS a member of the BRANDS INCLUDE: I' Women's Economic Club of References Available r. • Alfred Dunner " Detroit, the Metropolitan DetrOIt Committee for UNI- • Koret I: • Designers Originals I: CEF, and the DetrOIt Worn • Jantzen I, en's Forum. which meet in ,: DetrOIt's Cultural Center • Catalina • Lord Isaacs I. She IS also a facihtator for • Boston Traveler !: Bartlmaeus Fellowship, a • Rhoda Lee ~ non-denommatIOnal support • Peter Popovitch group for blInd and Vlsually t • London Town ~ Impaired people that meets 777-3844 • Forecaster f. tWlce monthly at Chnst • Cathy Daniels C Church in Grosse Pointe Extraordinary rooms begin With superior • Requirements • Farms custom cabinets from Quaker Maid • Many of the group's mem- Open Thursday & Friday til 9 bers use PAATS, she said. Sunday 12-5 "But a lot of people don't know about PAATS," she saId "I find a lot of people who should not be drIVing, Pointe "Windows Inc. and they know It, but they fffiffi For All Your \Vindow Needs ': don't want to lose that free- 10enniaonal 22631 Harper, St Cia:. Shores ': dom They say, 'I drive 772.8200 • really slowly,' or 'I never go m 35292 23 Mile Rd. 17037 Kercheval • In.the-Village too far from home ' But I tell THOSE WHO CHERISH AUTHENTICITY TEND TO Plaza at the Pointe • New Baltimore Grosse Pointe them that their reflexes and LOOK DOWN ON Af\o.lYTHINClESS. Vision aren't what they used 725-8440 881-5060 ...... _----~------_.- .. ,------~------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS • r.ON~llI TATlmJ 4A l~ews April 9, 1992 Grosse Pointe News PAA TS funding comes from variety of sources Also, advance reservations Lift :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.are not reqUIred for Connector By Donna Walker passengers, unless they need a for 1992, and gets its money Therefore, It can't donate any struct and mamtain roads and Staff Writer from several sources, saId Jeff From page 3A ride to get to work or to a med. Pomte Area Assisted Trans. CDBG funds to PAATS. public transportation Mueller, chaIr of the organIZa- and servIced by the Suburban ical appointment Then they portatiOn Service (PAATS) has The Shores does, however, The federal government does tion. Mobility AuthOrIty for RegIOnal are asked to make a reserva. an operatmg budget of $83,750 contribute federal mumcipal not give this money dIrectly to The largest single contnbu. credIt funds to PAATS, as do commumtIes Rather, It en- Transportation (SMART) Har- tIon a day or two in advance, tion for this year came in the the rest of the Pointes and Har. trusts the funds to the largest per Woods pays for the gas and Graham said form of a $24,000 Mlchigan per Woods local prOVIder of public trans maintenance of the vehicles. PAATS and the Harper Department of Transportation The CIty, Farms and Shores portation, whIch m this area, IS SMART also repairs the Woods Connector program have PAATS vans From page 1 speCIalIzed serVIce grant, together contrIbuted $8,500 In the Suburban Mobihty Author- slightly dIfferent hours and Mueller saId mumcipal credits to PAATS for Ity for Regional Transportation The Connector program and happens: eIther the MIchigan fees FIve of the six participatmg thIS year, Mueller sald. Grosse (SMART) PAATS share the same dIS- PAATS drivers make runs Legislature votes to amend the patchers, who work m the Har- communitIes contribute some of Pomte Park contrIbuted $3,500, The major publIc transporta- from 7:30 a.m. to 5 pm, week- schools of chOIce program to ex- per Woods CIty hall basement. the federal commumty develop- and the Woods contrIbuted tiOn proVIder distnbutes the days Connector drivers are on empt dIstricts like Grosse ment block grant (CDBG) funds $4,000, he saId. funds on a voucher system For Harper Woods' Connector Pomte from busing; or that program differs from PAATS m the road from 7:30 a m to 6 that they receIVe. For thiS year, Harper Woods uses Its mu- example, when Grosse Pomte p m weekdays. Grosse Pointe residents vote to Grosse Pomte City contrIbuted several ways, she saId mCIpal credIts for ItS own CIty writeS a check for PAATS, To schedule a rIde with exempt Grosse Pointe schools $3,250 m CDBG funds, the It serves all of Harper Connector program, and there. It makes a copy of the check eIther PAATS or the Harper from the state's schools of Farms, $10,000; the Park, Woods' residents, not just sen- fore doesn't contl"lbute any to and sends It to SMART Woods Connector program, call chOIce program in the election $8,500, the Woods, $8,000; and IOr CItIZens and handicapped PAATS SMART then reImburses the 343 2580, Monday through fri- June 8 Harper Woods, $8,000, Muellel people, and mstead of door.to- MuniCipal CIedIts come from City, up to the amount of mu- day, between 7:30 a.m and "It IS the board's resolve to SaId the tax drIvers pay at the gas niCipal credits the City has door servIce, It prOVIdes curb-to- curb service. 4:45 p.m exempt Grosse Pomte pubhc Grosse Pomte Shores does pump The federal government been allocated schools from the state's schools not receive any federal CDBG dIsburses these funds to com. The remaining $6,000 of of chOlce program," Shine sald. funds hecause It has no low- to mUnItIes, based on theIr popu- PAATS' 1992 budget IS ex- The State School Aid Act ex. moderate- Income reSIdents on latIOn COmmUnItIes must pected to come from the f.:ue- plICItly permIts local school dis- whIch to spend the money spend these funds to plan, con. box, Mueller saId COMPULSIVE EATERS tncts to exempt themselves from the schools of choice pro- gram requirements by passing Mock ..:.:.:.:.:.:...:.:...:--...... ;...:.:...:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:..::.;.;::.::::: • Free yourself from addictive dependency. a resolutIOn to that effect and • Discover new ways to cope. From page 1 placmg the Issue before the dis- • Learn to feed the hungry child within you. tnct voters. Concerned that cutlOn didn't prove beyond a reasonable • Overcome feelings of powerlessness people may misunderstand doubt that he was guilty." • Individual therapy what that exemption means, Another juror, Bill Starrs, said it was • Experienced female therapist. MSW/CSW. Shine sald, the board's real difficult to decide. challenge will be r,ommumca. "You really have to listen and take tlOn before the vote. Parents should realize, he everything into consideration, because 886.1792 saId, that voting no for MIchl' you're determining a person's future and if gan's schools of choice program you make the wrong decision, that's it," he will not affect the freedom they saId. Photo by Maureen McNulty Grosse Pointe Park Municipal Judge Kir- have in picking a school for Blair, who handled himself well under sten Frank and Officer Leo Deraedt field theIr chIldren the unexpected fIre of prosecutor Lanfear's questions regarding the legal process from 2 weeks onlyl "I'll probably be looking for a questions regarding the "real" name of his ninth-graders at Grosse Pointe South during small group of parents and citi. dog, agreed with other classmates that the a mock drunken driving trial. Steam Carpet Cleaning, zens to get the word out before legal process was interesting and showed the election," Shine Bald. courtroom before. how seriously drunken driving is viewed "I had only seen this kind of thing on 2 rooms and a hallway $39.95 "In effect," a board state- by the court. ment saId, "voting yes on the TV, on "LA Law" and stuff, and you ex- exemptIOn question means con- "It's kind of interesting how lawyers can pect lawyers to try and get your words all tinuing With the status quo in- manipulate you to say what they want you mixed up," Blair said. district traru.fer plan with the to say," Blair said. "They try to make you Sperti said she thinks it's a good idea for minor enhancements recom- change what you really want to say." students to partIcipate in mock trials. mended by the schools of choice Blair and Sperti both said that they "It really showed how the judicial pro- planning committee." were nervous about being questioned on cess works. And it's really different when DeGrow is hopeful that the the stand by real lawyers and with a real you're in it rather than just watching it on state Legislature solves the judge present. Neither had ever been in a problem. TV." "I hope It'S acted on soon. The school districts need to know what they're facmg be- fore the next school year be- gms," he said. SPRING K ell y:.:.:.:.:.:.:;:;:.:;:;:.:;:;:;:;:;:::.:.:.SPECIAL! 5.15 CENTRAL AIR From page 1 Now during our spring special, yOU'll 5 MONTII CD save on the affordable and dependable Hudson's will steam dean 2 rooms and a hollway for only 39.95 Or, feel comfortable with the repre- Bryant 593 air conditioner. It's backed with a , shampoo plus steam cleaning for heavily soiled corpet, only $10 more sentatIOn that they have, then I 5-year limited compressor warranty that includes free labor from Flame Furnace HIGH YIELD!! per room Find similar savings on upholstery dOOnlng.We'll choase the won't." best method and deaning solutIons for your parhrular fobri15,indudmg Who will Kelly challenge? Save now, before the bhsterin~ heat returns. delicate dry-clean-only upholstery. We'll even dean leather furniture Conyers or Colhns? Call Flame Furnace, Michigan s largest and Oriental rugs at a specllli savings "What I'm lookmg at is reSidential Bryant dealer, todayl which person who serves (the Installed for as low as Call 948-0001, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m to 5 p.m , or Detroit area) has the worst re- Saturday from Barn to 3 p m for on appointment Sale ends April21 cord, or who has the least sup- $1595.00 We am apply 3M Sookhgartl" and Du Panl TeI!on 10 help yo~r Olrpe! and upholstery reSlsl port m the community," he (MadeJ 593C024) THE FLAME WARRANTY Grosse Pointe Branch resDI~ng and slOlnl ng In the fulure Ask about our spellal pnres 011 area and Onenlol rugs saId Rooms aver 250 sq It and lamblned IWlng/dlnlng arellS launl as twa or more roolnS We back every UnI! we sell With a 20100 Mack Avenue Some politIcal analysts feel two-year free pans and fabor warranty There IS on additIOnal lharge for sectIOnal and modular pleles 01 fulnllure and lerlam Kelly would have a better ly!!!S of fabnll EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE chance against first-term Rep 1Sl CollIns than against Conyers - FREE IN HOME ESTIMATES 882.2880 (~) who was first elected to the Sunple lntrrtst paId upon In:1tunty Fa~w accounu only Muumun '«00'" = 55 000 bmily Rate may • • ---- -...h .h tz __ p' .rts ...... • I 1 April 9, 1992 Grosse Pointe News 5A SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY OF GROSSE POINTE 18328 MACK AVENUE • In The Farms GROSSE POINTE FARMS • f~ne ONLY MINUTES FROM BIG $AVINGS WE DELIVER (~~~% Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Prices In Effect, April 9, 10& 11 , FROM FOLEY FISH COMPANY OFF FRESH ~; BONELESS $339 .~",6~-6f1i.')))& THE DOCKS OF LAMB SHOULDER ROAST lb. 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He deserves some credit for halting the but is Kelly in proposed closing of the Tank Automotive Command in Warren. an action that was district race? typical of his response to his constituents' pInIon questions and problems. enms Hertel, the current 14th DIS- He has been a defender of the Great Lakes and the Coast Guard on both ap- trict congressman who has repre- propriations and environmental issues. sented at least part of the Pointes new 14th and 15th districts which are Southfield, a friend of Hertel's who aI- D has supported legislation benefiting sen- for 12 years, has bowed out of the 1992 represented by two Detroit incumbents, ready has announced he will run in the ior citizens and was an early critic of De- race. Barbara-Rose Collins and John Conyers. reconstituted 12th District. fense Department waste. There have been hmts that Bertel If Hertel had sought re-election. he Over the years, this newspaper has oc- His 12 years of seniority was beginning mIght seek the Democratic nomination would have had to run against another casIOnally differed with Hertel but on the to reward him, too, with greater political for governor In 1994 but there is no doubt veteran Democrat, Rep. Sander Levin of whole we have felt he was a good repre- he IS resigned to giving up his congres- standing and clout in Washington, factors SIOnal seat as a consequence of the recent which can be important to the wishes of the home folks. reapportIOnment. Will Britain offer us a hint? The redistrictmg also has raised the e are being told that Britain's ties had been about even in polls con- So Rep. Hertel will be missed - and possIbility that state Sen. John Kelly of general election today, April 9, ducted as recently as three weeks earlier. surely would have been preferred in the Grosse Pointe Woods, whose senatorIal Wmay offer a hint about the out- But until those latest polls were re- Pointes to the two Detroiters who will district Includes the Pomtes, w111make a come of the U S. general election in Nov- ported, the most often predicted outcome represent them if both are re-elected in bid for Congress, m part, at least, because ember of the British national election was a Par- November. he could do so WIthout giving up his sen- If so, what would It mean for President liament without the 326-seat majority ate term which runs until 1994. Bush and the Democratic Congress if the needed to form a strong government. As a consequence, however, we think What happened to Hertel was that his BritIsh Labor Party would win, as the Even if Labor wins, that still could be the most Pointers would welcome Kelly as a district was so badly mutilated in the re- polls indicate it might do? result. candidate against either Rep. Collins or districting process that he lost the Farms, One thing is certain. If the British La- Rep. Conyers because he is a resident of the Shores, the Woods and Harper Woods bor Party WIns, it still will not be a vie. Does the dissatisfaction of the U.S. elec. the Pointes, has long represented the and found himself now living in Con- tory for "the labor-union domination, uni- torate with the "ins" as reflected in the Pointes in the state Senate and is famil- gressman John Conyers' district. lateral disarmament and high taxes that attitudes of primary voters toward both iar with the viewpoints and problems of In the 1982 reapportionment, he had the Conservatives have tried to use to the presidency and Congress mean that Pointe residents. lost the Park and the City, and even scal'e the country into voting against the this country, too, might vote for a change though he had been accused of some re- party" of government at the top? In his mterview reported elsewhere in That, at least, is the opinion of the New today's issue of the Grosse Pointe News, sponsibility for that shift, he always has It could - but don't count on it. York Times London correspondent Craig Kelly points out that neither of the in- demed that he had anything to do with it. Despite the dissatisfaction of many vot- R. Whitney. He says, in addition, that the cumbent Democrats has shown much con- In recent months, he had joined the court ers, President Bush still is favored for re- Labor Party has moderated many of its cern with the problems of the Pointes, fight to try to put the Pointes back to- election although the popularity of the left-wing views and now makes a greater Harper Woods and the east side of De- gether in a single district. cry, "time for a change," could hit the appeal to the British electorate. troit. presidency as well as Congress. As we now know, he and the Pomtes Three national polls published on April That indictment offers an excellent rea-. lost that fight, with the result that this But that won't stop the speculation son for Pointers to encourage him by as-. 1 put Labor from four to seven points later this week if Labor should win in community now is divided between the ahead of the Conservatives after the par- suring him of the support he seeks to en- Britain. ter the race . ...... '-...... ""' .... " :;-'~;;:~' ~':'- EDITORIAL CUSSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING CREATIVE SERVICES Raben G. Edgar 882-0294 882-6900 882-3500 and PRODUcnON Publisher Pat PahoIsky, EdJtor Anne Mulherin StIw, Manager Roger B Hages, Ad''ernsmg Manager John H. Mmnis, Assistant EdItor Ida Bauer 882-6090 J. Benjunin Guifu, M.L Valennc lickteig, Manager Margie ReUlS Smith, Feature Edllar Shirley Cheek Assts~ntAdvern,mg Manager Raben B. Edgar Chud< K1onke, SportS Ednar Mdanie Mahoney Kun M. Kozlowski, AssIStant to the Renee Graham, Assoc.. te Monag.r, Founder and Publisher Wtlbur Elston, Edltonal Con,ultant SuePapam Advel't1SlngMonager An Coordmanon and Promouon (1940-1979) RonaldJ. Bernas, StaffWnrer Shern Riv.ud Peter J. Butener, Shawn Muter, O"",hnallOn Ass,stant Donna L. Walke ~ Staff Wn ter JubeTobin AdvertiSIngRepresentlnve Dime MorelL, Tony Schipani Roben W. Fulton, Mie HudkinsJr~ Edltona] Canoo!llSt Valene £oeheff, Assoc",e Manager, George F. Lathrop, Copy EdItor CIRCULATION AdvertiSIngRepresen~n,'e Grosse Pointe News Systems and Productlon Publish.d W..,ldy by Rosh StIlars, Photog .. pher 882-6900 Lindsay J. Kadtel, .f,;~ An.echo Pubhsh .... Deborah Plad .. 'f I .... ------~ ------_.-.._---._------.._.~------...... ------I 1 I must go through a pot a for Lent. If you could give up ary bike every day. I didn't say Come on, day Yes, I read the reports something you like, it stands to how tong I had to ride it. But I that. say I should limIt my cof- reason you could take up some- exercised, sometimes even fee m~ke to two cups a day. thmg you hate? So I started wholeheartedly. Yes, I ve seen what coffee does exercIsing. Easter to dentures. I've even read that After about 20 minutes on The way I look at it, if God my bike this morning, I was in the bleach used to whiten the had wanted us to exercise he coffee filters IS a known carcm- a groove. Sweat was pouring off wouldn't make sweat smell so my face and I didn't mind. I Sunday ogen and still I drink the stuff. ISay awful. The trouble is I look hke I let It sit on my desk and was spendmg some "me time" The warm weather, budding I beheve that cool off as I work the crossword and actually enjoying It. I was trees and bloommg crocuses I've started more exercise reducing my stress, puzzle - er - slave away at Ronald J. Bernas too. signal spring to many people, regImens than RIchard Sim- my word processor and let the but to me It means Just two mons perfonned done Deal.A- But the only stress I had at scent remmd me every now thmgs' I can stop exercismg Meal commercials. All last for seven thIS mornmg was the and then that it's there, walt- wmdowsIll, the plano bench, on I dnnk tea, now. Fruity, about a month. OK. A week. stress of knowing I still can't and drInk coffee again mg to be consumed. As a good Cathohc, I gave up top of the refngerator. It makes flowery, primarily tasteless tea. The trouble isn't that I'm have a cup of coffee for another At home on weekends _ for a nice late-night treat, re- something I liked for Lent. lt smells better than coffee, but necessarIly lazy, It'S that I'm two weeks Make that two that's the only time I bother to heating the remnants of my the problem is it tastes hke hot lazy and exercise IS bonng. weeks, two days and quite a Well perhaps "liked" is too make coffee because durmg the busy day water. And you still have nasty "Oh, but it can be fun," said few hours weak ~ word Maybe "live for" week I get It at work - I'll fill So It was difficult to glve up breath. a friend of mme, a devoted Jog- And on Easter Sunday when would be a better phrase. my cup-adjustable pot to the coffee. More difficult than the I don't feel any different, but ger. "It's the time I spend for I'm drInking my coffee I'll prob- I live for coffee. bottom of the metal band for year I gave up beer. I left my- I know that sacrmcmg now Will myself, and I feel so good after- ably feel the stress of knowing Coffee's bItter, it gives you all 12 cups. I'm generally domg self an out, because, you see, earn me a few extra frequent ward. It's a great stress re- that I won't be able to stop ex- nasty breath, and it wakes you several things and I leave my wme and liquor aren't beer. flyer mIles on my way up to ducer, too" erclsmg Because, surpnsingly, up - I can't think of three bet- cup someplace I can't find and But it was easIer than the year heaven That last part I could use. So It feels good ter reasons not to drink some- by the end of the day I find two I gave up meat. Burger King This year - feeling guilty I decided it was tIme to exer- But I know two things I'm thing - yet still I love my java or three cups at odd places in Whoppers and gyros wouldn't about something, probably - I CIse. Just for 40 days All I not gIvmg up for Lent next Jive and it loves me. my apartment - the bathroom loosen their gnp on me. decided to do something further have to do IS to ride my statIOn- year. Grosse Pointe News ,3 April 9, 1992, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page WOUtb Margie Reins Smith VOO UICETO lyi Wi ACAN~Y Award winner Thanks, officer Lucky lucky W'? ONE OF Veronica Babbage Smith A Grosse Pointe City reSI- FIve of the SIX contestants OUR SCHOOL mMb of Grosse Pointe Park is one of dent was recently pulled over who appeared on "Megabucks HEHSERS SUGGEsrEb five Detroit area residents while driving on Maumee, near Giveaway" recently were men . THATW£ WOIJlb named as his home. - all hoping Lady Luck would ONLV HAVF. TO winners of The policeman stopped; got show up on their side. the 1992 Jef- out of hIS car; approached the The sIxth contestant, Nancy SEL~ 'Zooo,ooo ferson citizen, who waited nervously, Toepler of Grosse Pointe OR SO TO Award for trying to figure out what law Woods, turned out to be Lady SAVE OUR outstandmg he could have broken. Luck herself. publIc ser- Seat belt? Speed limit? Stop Toepler won the Michigan FINANCIALlY vice in their sign? Turn SIgnal? Wrong way? Lottery's weekly TV game STRAPPEt> communities. The officer handed the man show and $5,000 ~1S. Smith has his gloves, whIch he had ab- been a vol- sent-minded1y left on the trunk Contestants, start unteer foster . of hIS own car parent with 5nuth Another example of unusual your ovens CatholIc Social Services for 19 service, according to the grate- Julie Winter of Grosse years and is active with Faith ful (but anonymous) citIZen. Pointe Park IS one of nine tinaI- Lutheran Nursery, a multI.ra- Ists in the MichIgan Beef Cook. cial co-op preschool on Detroit's Off contest which will be held east Side. m Okemos Saturday, April 25. The Jefferson Awards are Wmter was featured on page sponsored by the American In- Wedding bells IB of the March 12 Grosse sY~!:1~.for ,Jublic Service in Dr. and Mrs. David Crerar Pomte News. She won $16,000 Washiilgton, D.C. to recognize Mitchell of Grosse Pointe in cash, pnzes and trips last people who perform extraordi- Farms recently annouced the year - just for cookmg up some nary, but unnoticed, public ser- marriage of theIr daughter, spectacular recipes. vice. Peyton Leslie, to Mark An- The Beef Cook-Off is co-spon- WJBK-TV, the local sponsor drew Mora. sored by the Michigan Cattle- for the awards for the 12th The newlyweds want to publ- Women and the Michigan Beef year In a row, honored the win- !Cally thank Grosse Pointe Industry Commission. The ners at a ceremony recently. Farms Mayor Gregg Berendt, grand prIZe is $500 and the who presided over the cere- WInner will represent Michigan mony at the Country Club of at the National Beef Cook-Off • Detroit. m Sacramento, Calif. The win- Shopping In OK; Engler uses ax It was the first marriage for ner of that competition will all three. take home $15,000. Buds and actual flowering viewed the Victonan mansion So if you or your company has this a couple of weeks ago Be- trees soothed winter-weary eyes m various stages of completion an unneeded computer with a fore her retirement, Cook on a driving trip to Oklahoma in our basement and, in antici- hard disk drive, consider givmg served as president of the CIty the last week of March. pation of its arrival, had pre- Weld-Wallis a call. at's a tax Grosse Pointe teachers' UnIon Nix on chicks for Easter Thmgs started looking greener vailed on her other grandpar- wnte-off) and has remained actIve m the The US. Pubhc Health Ser- salmonella bactena - and in southern Indiana, and by the ents to buy her a tiny Hoosier The center's number IS 882- MEA, currently servmg on the VIce advises against gIvmg chIldren handlmg the fowl typi- time we hit St. Louis, we were cabinet. With real drawers and 6464. state board of directors small chIldren ducklings and cally ingest the germs when oohing and aahing. cupboards that open. chicks at Easter. Scientists at they stick their unwashed "DaffodIls!" we exclarmed, as Now she needed somethmg According to Cook, the num- the Centers for DIsease Control hands in their mouths. if we'd been locked up in the to fill that cabinet. ber of people who WIll ultI- say many of the cute httle crit- Salmonella can also be trans- Chateau d'lf. We pored over an entrancmg • mately be affected by this is array of tiny bottles and cans, about 500 m Grosse Pointe ters carry salmonella and can mitted by the flesh and eggs of bars of soap, cereal boxes, spat- A note from west-side reader alone. Statewide, It'S 86,253 make infants and young child- poultry - whIch is why the Joanna Cohen invites people ren ill. Public Health Service advises terware (in yellow, blue, or Some explanation: The state red). Mixed vegetables in a pot, who are handy with a needle to The feces of infected chicks that egg dishes, chicken and help make "blankees" for small IS stl1l providmg insurance cov- and duckhngs carry various turkey be thoroughly cooked. cooking in faux boiling water. erage for Its retirees But It IS A rolled roast on a willow ware chIldren WIth AIDS and prena- tal drug exposure. A group not putting any money into the platter. insurance fund account At 6, EmIly knows what's called ABC Quilts is providmg important. She went for the cnb quilts and handmade blan- In 1983, alarmed by nsing ROOM ADDITIONS Nancy tiny bubblegum machme, bowl- kets for the little tykes in De- health care costs, the state ing pins and a ball, a catsup trOIt-area hospitals started pre-funding (also called We design the addition Parmenter bottle Oook how they spelled It, Cohen suggests kmtted, cro- actuanal funding) In order to she noted WIthenngly) and red cheted, or quilted blankets be build a financial cushion for We construct the addition dIshes. between 18x18 and 36x36, the future. But by skipping the Back home, the icy gates With the book (with real stikhery-autographed with last two years' contributions, We supervise the addition clanged shut again It was pages!) gIven to us by Shores your fIrst name and state, and the fund is short $150 million. snowing washed before mailing to Linda miniaturist Liz Lubera dis- The governor wants to stop We finish the addition Ah, Michigan! played on the window seat in Blondy, 8286 Huntmgton Rd., Huntington Woods 48070. pre-funding forever, whIch, ac- the master bedroom, Emily is cording to the MEA, may save YOU SAVE • all set (till the next shoppmg What a warm-hearted Idea, to give security blankets to money today, but "dramatically tnp) escalates" future contributions. TIME AND I went shopping WIth an ex- Lubera gave us some great these babies who have so little secunty (Up to $250 milhon In two penenced shopper In OK CIty adVIce, too, about learnmg to years, they say ) And, the MEA MONEY (as you might expect them to see ways to make things for the fears, the next step will be to call It - and I would agree: It's dollhouse Once you open your • spend down the accumulated OK, not excellent., but OK. But, mmd to it, you begin to see amount now m the fund and hey, as a Detroiter, I wouldn't Ideas everywhere. We've al- eventually ehminate health If you agree with Gov. En- dare bash anyone else's home- ready made placemats and nap- benefits altogether town. If OK suits them, who kins, and EmIly's dad is tortur- gler that government is too big, am I to gamsay it? It really ing himself thiS very minute, you probably hke the cuts he's The state Court of Appeals frosts me when someone from, trying to make the world's been making Here's a new one granted the MEA's complamt say, ~ttsburgh or St Louis, smallest napkm holder. to add to the list (which already and ordered the admimstratIOn has the nerve to bash DetrOIt contains mental health, cul- and the union to proceed to a But I digress ) • tural mstitutIOns, the environ- full heanng. That's where it My shoppmg companion was ment, welfare and more). stands now EmIly, age 6. She knows her On a more serIOUSnote, the The governor, by executIve Apparently there are paral. way around malls and can tell RaCIal Justice Center needs a order, last year suspended leIs between what the governor a bargam when she sees one computer A hfeslze one health insurance funding for IS trying to do and what hap- She studIes the merchandise, Bill Weld-Walhs told me the retIred public employees ThIS pened With the federal Social weighs the pros and cons, con- center IS getting along with a year, he did it again. SecurIty system, when It wasn't siders the options smgle floppy disk dnve com- The MichIgan Education As. funded and turned mto pay-as EmJly wanted to furnish the puter that handles word.pro soclatIon, whIch probably ac- you-go. klkhen of her new dollhouse cessmg, but Isn't up to other counts for the largest portIOn of (the delIvery of which was the tasks (and won't even do spell- retIrees, has taken hIm to We don't need another fiasco reason for our tnp). She had check \vithout sWIkhmg dISks). court Dons Cook alerted me to hke that --~------...... _o.._ __ ...... _. _ ~ ,------..._....-..-...... ------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION <;F=RVltl=C:: • C::VC:T~UC:. I'n.,C'," TAT,n" 8A Letters April 9, 19~ Grosse Pointe Nev. I didn't see the fight but, Murder WIth my mom, three or If these writers could have from all the coverage on Stereotyping think of teenagers as kid.. To the Editor: four salespeople walk up to thought a httle, and looked thiS Issue I beheve that To the Editor: WIth no responsiblhty whn When Benjamin Gravel her and ask, "May I help beyond the obviOUS,maybe thiS was Just something Ever smce I turned 12 or want to party and get SI was murdered, our sym. you?" When I walk Into a now we teens could be mlsfortunate that hap. 13, I have been subject to drunk. It is true that teen. pdthy went out to hIs fam. store alone or with a thought of not as how an pened mass stereotypmg of teen. age parties with alcohol Ily As a commumty, we frIend, no one says a word mvahd survey portrays us, And yes, drmkIng was present are not exactly and they suspect us of but how we really are. agel'S, mainly by adults clled for Justice but no one Involved I thInk thIS prob. rare, and the mCldent that dn~\,ered bemg shoplifters I am not saying there IS Whenever I walk into a ably stIll would have hap. store With some frIends and occurred recently involvmg All "IX young men got off I don't think that's fair no substance abuse prob. pened If there was no start lookmg around, the Grosse Pointe South stu. wIth a slap on the Wl'lst In because I'm a paymg cus. lem In Grosse Pomte, only drInkmg but, maybe not store manager or an em- dents did not help the im. even poorer Judgment the tomer just hke everyone the Judgment of our charac. the extent It led to ployee follows us every- age f,Hllll) was demed theIr Ie else, and I get labeled be- tel' should be based not on I thmk the newspapers where we go The next However, these inCIdents g.1i light to speak when cause of what someone else a groundless and unjustI- and teleVIsion news should thing he or she says IS the represent only about a thl' ~entencmg tIme was dId. fied survey, but on who we keep thiS quiet untIl every. claSSIC "Are you going to handful of all teenagers ..,elletly moved up flom 2 Bemg stereotyped IS not really are - a judgment no thmg IS settled I'm sure buy somethmg?" or "May I Most teenagers have and pill t09am fun to me, or any other kId survey can make we haven't heard the last help you" do very constructive things The Gravels once be I know I want to be able Mike Hendrie of thiS but, can't we start Then we get kicked out such as after school sports he\ ed m the JustIce system to walk mto a store, just Grosse Pointe Farms focusmg on happIer events I might understand these actIVitIes and clubs. It's but It faIled tragIcally hke everyone else, WIthout m our world? Isn't there actIOns If, say, someone only the kids who really Wh,lt kInd of message IS bemg accused for some. Dedicated enough sad news makmg WIth us had been caught want trouble who find it Chwf Judge Roberson send. thmg Ihaven't done To the Editor: the headhnes already? shophftmg before or we We need to stop judgmg mg out to the commumty? John Jodzio I certamly enjoyed read. Jody Rolka were 101ten ng. But even teenagers by using unfaIr Who does he thmk he's Grosse Pointe City Grosse Pointe Farms mg your article I' ., Eastside Gynecology-Obstetrics, p.e. WHOLE SIRLOIN PORK LOIN ROAST Mohammad Anani, M.D. Herbert Has;ennoser, M.D. BUTT ~3T04LB'AVG. CUT TO ORDER $ 49 FRESH $ 99 Farid Damian, M.D. Paul Nehra, M.D. 79 Paul B1unden, M.D. John Knapp, M.D. $2 LB. 1 LB. SWOROFISH STEAK $60':-0. WHOLE CHOICE 1000/0 LEAN WHITE PERCH 2 LB Is Proud To Announce RIB EVE NO FAT LOBSTERTAILS.f9!;~1009EA ,CUT TO ORDER MULIER'S TURKEY 89 The Arrival Of 99 ITALIAN $3 LB. $2 SAUSAGE LB. An Additional Office: 59 ~COFFEE BACON ~ 1 LB. JARLSBERG $299 35054 23 Mile Road ~SPECIAL SWISS CHEESE...... LB. New Baltimore, MI. 48047 ~ FRESH $169 GREEN BEANS ...... LB. RING BOLOGNA..... LB. (313) 725.2300 FRENCH ROAST 99 KONA BLE~JD JUMBO CAULIFLOWER ..,ft9~EA. FRESH EGGS COLUMBIAN SUPREMO ASPARAGUSIII 99~LB. DOZEN 99- YOUR 99 f~=\l =~='=~=@=B=oP~=S1Cs=~=2=lo=du='thR=S=H=O=SP=lli=A=L=::1~ $3 ~ EASTER EGG DYE CHOICE LB. BANANAS ..III .. III ..... 29 LB. AVAilABLE!! III ------.... - - ~ - I ------r------r--~- , 1 April 9,1992 grosse Pointe News l~ews 9A Woods begins national search for administrator By Donna Walker Gerald FelIX, the city man. stay on as mterIm city adminIs. Staff Wnter been attending council meet. admmlstrator when Petersen Job aren't necessarily out of the ager of Greenvl1le, MICh., was trator through April 14, work. mgs and seSSIOns of various leaves, untii a new city admIn- runmng, Bidigare said. The Grosse Pointe Woods offered the job several weeks mg part time untl1 a new city CIty CouncIl has decIded to commIssions and committees istrator IS hIred. Belcher IS cur. "We stIll have their applica. ago, but he and the Woods' admimstrator was hired. broaden its search for a new for a salary of $1,980 a week rently assIstant cIty admmls. tlOns on file," he saId. "We'll selectIOn committee could not The council has decided to cIty administrator. trator, and was one of the see If we get any applIcants agree on a proposed contract, extend its agreement WIth Pe. The agreement also calls for The council has interviewed applIcants that the counCIl (SIt- from the natIOnal search, and said Councilman Ted Bldlgare, tersen through the week of hIm to be paid $45 an hour for f>everal applicants from the ting as the committee of the see how they stack up to the chaIr of the selectIOn commIt- May 18. each hour over 44 hours that metropolItan Detroit area whole) mtervIewed m Febru ones we have on file We may tee. The council on Monday "The intent was to let Mr. he works. He also retains the ary. On Monday, It decided to ad. end up mtervlewmg some peo. withdrew its offer to Felix Petersen complete the (1992.93 use of his office and city car for vertlse the opening in the George B Catlm, the cIty at. pIe again that we've already The city administrator's post city) budget," BidIgare said. as long as he is interIm admin. Michigan Municipal League tomey, IS drawmg up an agree. intervIewed" became available when Chester Petersen has been workmg istrator. newsletter, and nationally in ment WIth Belcher, which WIll In addItIOn to bemg cIty ad. Petersen retIred in December three days a week ..f ------_.- __...... -._------...------...._------_ ..._...... - L MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • ~Y~TI=MC: • f'n!J<:' II TAT/no, April 9, 1992 10A l~ews Grosse Pointe News Disenchanted, Hertel says he won't run again Hertel's record By Jerome Anotta 1985, then Speaker of the By Jerome Allotta resented by U S. Rep John hIm and his friend Levin Special Wnter Special Wnter House Tip O'NeIll named Conyers of DetrOIt, also aDem. Hertel announced his retire- Citing dIsenchantment with ocrat Retiring U.S. Rep. Denms him chairman of the House ment in Washington With governmental red tape and a UntIl Hertel's announcement Hertel of Harper Woods was DemocratIc Task Force on Sander leVIn and brother Sen. desire to spend more time with first elected to Congress in Waste, Abuse and Fraud in last week, he was expected to Carl Levin, also a Michigan hIs family, U S. Rep. Dennis 1980 after servmg three the Department of Defense. run for re-electIOn, not III Har- Democrat, at Hertel's side. Hertel of Harper Woods an- terms m the MichIgan The congressman's major per Woods but agamst hIS long- "There's no family feud with nounced last week that he WIll House of Representatives. legislatIve accomphshments tIme fnend, U S Rep Sander the Levins," said Hertel. "After not seek re-electIOn to a sev. He currently serves as mclude preventmg the clos- Levin of Southfield Now repre 12 years in Congress, it's time enth term m November. chairman of the Subcom- mg of the Tank Automotive sentmg the 17th Dlstnct, Levin to do somethmg different." "I'm angry and frustrated mitte on Oceanography, Command III Warren, which gets a newly drawn distrIct Hertel's relationshIp With the wIth Congress. The work here Great Lakes and Outer Con- saved thousands of Jobs; (l2th) whICh mcludes half of Levins spans 20 years. IS no longer satIsfYmg. Con- tinental Shelf; as vlce-ehaIr- sponsormg laws requiring Hertel's CWTent constItuents In 1973, he managed Carl gress hasn't been the same man of the OversIght and the Department of Defense but not the Pomtes or Harpel Levin's successful bid for the smce my good fnend and men- InvestIgatIOns Subcommittee to purchase American-made Woods Detroit CIty Council, and in tor 1\p O'Neill retired. Now on the Armed ServIceS Com- vehicles and to target up to Hertel saId he fought to reu 1974 he dIrected Sander Lev- there's gridlock between CapI- mIttee; and on the Select $7 bilhon annually in non- mte the Pomte"" whIch were m's gubernatorial campaign m tol HIll and the admimstratlOn, Committee on Aging. first separated mto two dlstncts Macomb County. weapons contracts to areas of nothmg IS getting done, and It'S dunng the reappOltlOnment of In 1981, he was elected Hertel said he is uncertam hIgh unemployment, and the Amencan people who are 1982, but lost the battle III fed preSIdent of the freshman paymg the price," he said. about his politcal future, but class, composed of newly gettmg the Great Lakes Pro- eral court recently U.S. Rep. Dennis Hertel added that he would like to Hertel, a Democrat who rep- elected representatives. In tectIOn Act passed. Under the fedel'al Judges' trOlt but not Harper Woods or contmue serving the public. resents the current 14th Dls- Imposed redlstrIctmg plan, the other Pointes. "I'm looking at lots of optIOns tnct, whIch mcludes Harper Grosse POInte Park, City, and Hertel said the prospect of a right now," he saId. "I'r.l also Woods, Grosse Pomte Woods, Farms will fall wlthm DetroIt tough campaIgn against Levin looking forward to spendmg City of (1f;rozz.eJoint.e ~OO?tZ, Michigan Grosse Pomte Farms, Grosse DemocratIc Barbara-Rose Col- played no part in his decision more time with my fanuly." Pomte Shores and pieces of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING: Please be adVised the Plannmg hns' boundanes, and the other to leave the House. Hertel and his wife Cmdy Oakland and Macomb countIes, Commission of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods will hold a public.hear- Pomtes as well as Harper "Getting out and meeting have been marrIed 20 years IS 43 years old and the young- ing Tuesday, Apnl 28, 1992, at 7:30 p.m., at 20025 Mack Plaza, 10 the Woods would be added to Con- WIth people, gomg door to door, and have three daughters and est member of MIChigan's Dem- Yf'rs' dl<;tnct Council-Court Room of the Municipal Buildmg, Lohear the request of is \-\-hat I love," he said. "If a son, ages 10 to 16. Russell Knopf Development Co., 20 S. Gratzot, SUIte 120, Mt. Clemens, ocratIc delegation. For the past 10 years, the anythmg, I was looking for- It has been suggested that 48043, to rezone Lot 1554 of A. J. Scullys Eastern Superhwy, property A federal JudiCial panel re- 13th DIstrict, now represented ward to a campaign " commonly descnbed as 20195 Mack Avenue from RO-l (Restricted cently ISSUed a redJstnctmg Hertel ought to consider chal- by Colhns, mcluded Grosse But Hertel's press secretary, lenging Michigan Gov. John Office) to C (Commercial Business) condiLIonally.Such proposed rezon. plan for MichIgan which ehml' Pomte Park and Grosse Pomte Mary Conklin, said Hertel Engler in 1994, but Hertel's ing would amend TItle V, Chapter 19, SecLIon5-19-1 of the City Code of nates two seats and finds Her- City, whIle Conyers' 1st Dls would have found it difficult to press secretary said this IS the City of Grosse Pomte Woods of 1975 (Zonmg Map). Any mterested tel hvmg m a new dIstnct rep- person is invited to attend the publIc heanng. tnct encompassed northern De give hIS all in a race between purely speculation Chester E Petersen Why are congressman hanging up their hats? GPN: 04/09/92 Interim City AdmInIstrator By Jerome Alfotta lead to early retirement nounced they will not nm for gress long enough to convert Special Writer Redistncting was necessary another term. Some - most for personal use the $327,000 To date, 44 members of Con- m MIchigan due to the state's notably Warren B. Rudman, a he has raised from contribu- gress have said they wIll not laggmg population over the Republican from New Hamp- tions, although he may use the run for re-election in November past decade. The state will lose shIre - have said they're step- money for any future political - 32 retiring from politics out- two congreSSIOnal seats next pmg down because of a growing campaign. , right and 12 leaving to seek term. mabihty of Congress to pass Wolpe and Pursell are enti- other offices More are expected Hertel's current dzstrict, the laws intended to address the tled to their unused campaign to follow in their colleagues' 14th - compnsmg Harper major concerns of the people. contributions upon retirement. footsteps in the next few weeks Woods, Grosse Pomte Woods, Add to this the hectic life- as congressional distncts are Farms and Shores and a sliver style - late nights, constant redrawn and filing deadlines of Detroit, as well as part of travel, days and weeks apart approach. Macomb and Oakland countIes from family, and public criti- North plans 10th The redistricting after each - will be absorbed by reappor- cism for leading pampered lives Grosse Pointe North High decenmal census always spurs tiomnent mto the distncts rep- - and returning to the private School, class of 1982, is plan- I a spate of retirements. Having resented by DemocratIc Reps. sector becomes even more ning its 100year reunion. An , to run in a remapped district John Conyers, Barbara-Rose tempting. August date has been containing only some or no CollIns and Sander Levm There IS yet another, though planned. former constituents convinces Two other MichIgan U.S. rep- modest, incentive to leave Con- For information, write to: some Congress members to re- resentatives have announced gress at the end of this term. A GPN Class of 1982, do John tire. The redistricting musical they will retIre in January - legal provision expmng in Jan- Conn, 1544 Roslyn Road, chairs coupled with frustration Howard Wolpe, a Democrat uary 1993 allows some depart- over bureaucractic roadblocks, from Lansmg, and Carl Pursell, Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48236. ing lawmakers to take their 1011. as cltec4~ U.S •.Bep. Demus a Republican from Plymouth. campaIgn money with them. Hertel of Harper Woods, can SIX U S senators have an. Hertel has not served m Con- IF YOUR FAMILY HAS Attention Small Business ROOTS IN FINLAND And Practice Owners: SEND FOR THIS BOOKLtT ••• You Can It's easy to get your bank's undiVIded And most important-to us you're a big attention-If your busmess or practice IS the fISh You'll get big attention, big ~ervICe, and size of a great white shark. 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Grosse Pomte Shores, MIchIgan, each Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. untIl 5:00 p.m. The last day for receiving registratIons for this election IS Monday, Apnl 20, 1992. James T. Wnght G.P.N. 04/('1)/92 & 04/16m VIllage Clerk ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Board of Educatlon of the Grosse Pointe PublIc School System. Wayne County. MIchigan. will receive sealed bid.s for extenor and mteri- or painting of buildings m the Grosse Pomte PublIc School System. Bids shall be addressed to Mr. Larry Yankauskas and will be receIVed until 10:00 A.M., Thursday. April 30, 1992 at the office of the ~oar~ of Education. 389 St. Clair Avenue, Grosse Pointe, MIchigan. at whIch tIme and place the bIds will be opened and publicly rcad aloud. SpecificatIons and Bid Fonns my be obtamed at the office of Mr. Larry Yankauskas, Support Systems, 389 St. Clair, Grossc Pointe, MIchigan. Telephone: 343-2070. t } Contractors wIll be required to attend a MANDATORY paint tour of the buildings on Tuesday and Wednesday, Apnl21 and 22. 1992. / \ Detailed instructions are included in SpecIfications. <:: ... Work shall be done by Journeymen painters. All proposals shall remain fro a period of mncty (90) days after offiCIal opening of bids. The ~oard of Educati?n rcseryes the nght to obJcct any or all bids in whole or m part and to waive any mfonna1Jtlcs thercm. BOARD OF EDUCATION GROSSE POINfE PUBUC SCHOOL SYSTEM GPN: 04/('1)/92 & 04/16/92 Timothy H. Howlett. Secretary • • , f t czY',.h = t' intC'.,. f r MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I <::I:D\JIf'C'C::: • CVCTI:Ue.- .. flln&It"'11l "1"11 .... ''''' ... 12A April 9, 1992 rlUlUmOllve Grosse Pointe News If you seek as pleasant car club, look about you "Car clubs are good because .lnother has a roster of fewer , this IS such a speclahzed hobby than 20 Several are exclusive ~4 , Many of us need a circle of to owners of speCific makes m mentors to help us over the speCific model years Others rough spots m restormg and admit that one doesn't even maintammg ow' vehicles," says have to be an owner to belong. Marty Bufahm of Grosse Car clubs are organizatIOns Pointe, who belongs to the for collp.ctors, enthUSiasts, fa- I,OOO-member Dodge Brothels natics, hangers on and the cu- Club and the Veteran MotOl nous They range m sIze from Autos Car Club of Amenca those lrke the modest 75 re "Clubs are usually set up for pOlted by the Stevens Dill'yea Club (19011927, ChIcopee By Jenny King the preservatIOn of Catsand Falls, Mass) - "owner shIp of trucks," says the auto hrstory spawn a club might be the actly where the July drlvmg buff, who owns a rare 1915 mat que requll'ed for membel" ship" - to the 53,000 no own, DaVISThree-Wheel Club of tours of the Model T Ford Club BUick roadster and a 1926 ershlp.necessary rolls of the Amel'lca, Stevens says. Head- InternatIOnal will be for the Dodge, and does much of hiS quartered m Argyle, WIS., the next couple of years. And he own work on the two cars AntIque Automobile Club of Amellca 25-member club recognIZes the plans to be there partlclpatmg As co11ectOl'" go, Bufahm IS 1948 DaVIStwo-<1oor,three-pas WIth hiS 1918 T - "the first Bob Stevens, editor of Cars senger coupe (only 17 were cal I ever owned, and It'll plob faIrly hIgh on the enthUSIast and Parts m Sidney, OhlO, and cw-ve He says he got hooked bUIJtl), mIhtary vehicles and ably be the last" d collector of Corvettes, says he "any three wheeled vehicle The 17-year club member as a youth, helpmg a neIghbor thmks the populanty of car Photo by Jenny Kmg manufactured for street use." says belongmg enhances the restore em 1)' CdlS he was col collector clubs m geneIalls The Kmg-Mldget, produced ownership of a special car "It's Marty BufalinL right. joins Randy Mason as announcer at lectmg When he was 15, Bufal gI owmg "Local clubs that are in Athens, OhIO, between 1951 d major pIece of my hfe If I the 1991 Old Car Festival at Greenfield Village. Grosse IllI bought a 1930 Ford Model Just old car clubs may be hwt- A two-door sedan WIth money and 1969, IS one oddball make weren't a member, I would Pointer Bufalini is expert enough to be asked to emcee the na- mg a httle, but It looks lrke na- that doesn't have its own or- nlJ"S It " tional event. from hIS paper loute, spent a tional groups al e strong and year fhmg It up and eventually ganizatIOn. Yet. "That may be mal quI' level club~ are prohfer the next new club," Stevens drove It to high school m the atmg" 1960s forecasts Twenty years ago, he Brickhn InternatIOnal IS an "Through clubs, members guesses, there were only a 850-member club devoted to the show theIr cars, help each other handful of marque clubs at the Bricklin car bUilt by Malcolm With mamtenance, repairs and natIOnal level TheIr specializa- Bricklm (who had earher parts, and save hterature," he tIOn, hke the ClaSSICChevy founded Subaru of AmerIca) m says "It's a great way to gl't to Club InternatIonal (for '55 to 1974 and 1975 m New Bruns know some very nIce, very m- '57 Chevy cars and trucks) or WICk,Canada. Only 2,875 terestmg people." the Ford & Mercury Restorers BrIckhns were bUIlt - 790 '74s Clubs come m all forms to Club, gives members an oppor. WIth Amencani Motors V-8s, serve vanous kmds of collec tumty to exchange sometImes 2,083 Ford V-8-powered '75s tors One reqUires dues III hard to-find techmcal informa- and two '76 models. Most pounds sterhng Many claIm tIon qUIckly fell into the hands of membership m the thousands, The strangest vehicle to collectors. The Antique Automobile Club of AmerIca, with some 53,000 members, lays claim to bemg the largest collectors' club It's one of the older ones, too, datmg from 1935. Quahfi- catIOns? An annual fee of $18, or $22 per couple, paid to head. quarters m Hershey Pa., brings the antIque car buff collector news m a bl-monthly magazme Hangers-on are welcome; no vehicle ownership is necessary The Veteran Motor Car Club of America likeWise opens its doors to everyone mterested 10 collector cars. "Actually, the vehicles don't have to be a cer- tam age," says Jack VIrga of Mount Clemens, preSident of the club's Detroit chapter. This group, which has been Photos b} Jennv Kmg mvolved in the Spint of DetrOIt Model T enthusiast Vern Campbell also owns this 1924 shows run by the Detroit His- Buick. which he drives on the streets of Milan during the sum- torical Museum at Historic Fort mer months. Wayne, meets monthly at the museum to socialize and hear speakers dIscuss toPICSof gen- eral collector interest: msur- ance, pamt, trallering, etc. "We're puttmg together a meet at Freedom Hill 10 Ster- hng Heights on May 31," VIrga says "The Spirit of Detroit gathering has been canceled thIS year because of fundmg problems." Virga, retired from Chrysler, says his fIrst collector vehicle was a 1928 Ford Model A roadster pickup. "I brought It home m baskets," he recalls. A VMCCA member "for about 30 years," he's currently workmg on a 1952 MG-TD m his ga- rage, He also owns a two-tone 1955 Dodge and an unrestored 1948 Chrysler Town and Coun- The classic Chevy Club InternationaL with a membership of try convertible. some 31.000.attracts fans of 1955.57Chevrolet cars and trucks. Vel'll Campbell, a Presby- Above is a '55 convertible for sale at the Auburn. Ind.• auction terian minister in Milan who's last Labor Day. hooked on Model Ts, knows ex- 1992 SAAB 900 5 spd./Driver's Airbag/ Air Power Windows/Stereo/Cassette WAS $19,835 Stk #13048 NOW $18,334 1991 900 TURBO Ask about our .70/0 interest CONVERTIBLE rate on this vehicle. New/Absolutely Loaded WAS $35,512 NOW $29844 Stk.#23010 JOE RICCI SAAB SAAB 17181 MackatCadieux- Grosse Pointe SAAB WI: IDI'T MAKE COMfIIOMIS6. WE IION1 MAKE CUMfIIIIMISfS. WI: MAKEsuss.." 4 4 WE MMl SAIIlS." ... ., - I '" - 1 Obituaries 13A Pomte City. gators Club, the EnglIsh- play tenms, read, cook and Born m Scotland, Mr. Skm- Speaking Union and the Grosse Virginia L. Williams s~nd tIme with her family and ner receIved a law degree from Pointe War Memorial. He was ServIceS were held Monday friends In northern MIchigan the Detroit College of Law He elected commodore of the April 6, at Chas. Verheyde~ She is survIved by her retired as a sales executive in Grosse Pointe Yacht Club and Inc funeral home m Grosse daughter, Lee Woodhouse; S0118 the steel industry. the DetrOIt River Yachtmg As- Pom~ Park for Virgima L Bradford and Paul Jr.; and a He was also a member of the SOCIatIOn;president of the MICh. WIlh.aros, 58, formerly Virginia sister, Nancy Beckett of Lon Otsego Ski Club and was presi- Igan chapter of the CIrcumnavI- L Hltt, of Grosse Pointe Farms don, England dent of the Lochmoor Country gators Club, and chaIrman of who died unexpectedly of heart She was predeceased by her Club In 1958. the finance and investment faIlure on March 31, 1992, at husband,Paui. He IS survived by his wife committee of the War Memo- St. John HospItal in Detroit Her body was cremated and Harriet; daughter, Lmda Han: rIal board, a position he held Mrs Williams was born In her ashes WIll be scattered in dlon; son, John; and three for several years and in which Detroit, attended Grosse POInte Goodhart. grandchildren. he took great pride. High School and earned her Memonal contributIOns may HIS body was cremated and He married Charlotte Or- tweIn on Oct 27, 1932 They bachelor's degree from MIChI- be made to Cottage Hospice hiS ashes were placed m the gan State UniverSIty. garden of Christ Church. lIved in Grosse Pomte Park for She contInued With her edu- Memorial contributIOns may many years and enjoyed travel- Broken window mg. cati?n, receIved her teaching be made to ChrIst Church or certificate from the University St. Columba Episcopal Church In addItion to hIS wIfe, Mr. A Grosse POInte Woods pub- of DetrOit, and taught elemen- Arrangements were handIed Moreland IS survived by a hc safety officer notIced whIle tary school students for eight by the A.H. Peters Funeral daughter, Margaret Ann Wood- on patrol about 2.30 a m. years In the East Detroit public March 26 that a WIndow on the B. Fred Guertler Home In Grosse Pointe Woods. house, and a brother, Hugh. A school system. Paull. Moreland son, Robert Paul, preceded him northwest side of Mason school B. Fred Guertler John J. McCormick in death In addItion to teachIng and had been broken raIsing a famIly, Mrs WIl. Services were held Saturday Paul I. Moreland Cremation took place It appeare(] that the window ~rvlces were held Saturday, hams' mterests were In an- April 4, at St Clare of Monte: In heu of flowers, contribu- had been struck by some sort of April 4, at Christ Episcopal ServIces will be at 2 p m to- tiques and mtenor decorating. Church m Grosse Pomte Farms falco Church In Grosse Pointe tions may be made to the object, but no projectIle was day, Thursday, April 9 m In her free time, she hked to found for B Fred Guertler, 72, of Park for John J. McCormick, Christ Lutheran Church on Iro- Chnst Lutheran Church Memo- 92, of Warren, who died of Par- Grosse Pomte Farms who died quois Avenue m Detroit for rial Fund, 2411 Iroquois Ave., of cancer March 31, 1992, at klnso~'s disease on Apnl 1, Paul I Moreland of Grosse Detroit, 48214, or to the Grosse 1992, In Warren. ; Bon Secours HospItal m Grosse Pointe Park. Mr. Moreland dIed POInte War MemOrIal, 32 Lake- ; Pointe City. Born and raised m Terre Sunday, April 5, 1992 in Bon shore, Grosse Pointe Farms, Haute, Ind, McCormick ~ Mr. Guertler was the retired Mr. Secours HospItal of complica- 48236 ~presldent and co-owner, with moved to Detroit after graduat- tIons from Parkinson's dIsease. Arrangements were by the ing from Rose Polytechnic Insti- ~hls brother, of two compames He was 87 Chas Verheyden Inc. funeral ,which manufactured metal fab- tute of Technology. home m Grosse Pointe Park :.ncating and plating He worked his entire career Born May 20, 1904 m Orient, ; In his free time, Mr. Guertler In the paint business in man- Iowa, Mr. Moreland graduated ~was an avid golfer and he liked agement and sales for Pratt & from Kansas State Teachers Robert E. English rto ski. Lambert. College m Emporia, Kan. He r .According to hIS daughter, migrated to Detroit where he ServIces were held Friday, r He was a member of the Apnl 3, for Robert E. English, ~Country Club of Detroit, the Irene McCOrmIck-Walker, her worked as a baker for the of St Clair Shores, formerly of ~Detroit Yacht Club, the Found- father married "the love of hIS Boblo amusement park. He Grosse Pomte Park, at the ~ers Society and the Fine Arts life", Mary Devine, in 1931. later taught at at Eastern High Kaul Funeral Home In St. ~Society. . They recently celebrated their School In DetrOIt for three 60th anniversary. years ClaIr Shores. Mr English was : As a heutenant in the Air 71 when he died Tuesday, Exceptionally charming Colonial which features a new Force, Mr. Guertler served as a "He made a multitude of In 1929 Moreland began March 31, at Mt Clemens Gen- kitchen with bullt.ln appliances, four bedrooms, two and . navigator bombardIer during friends with his Irish charm Mr. one haR baths, library, family room. New patio wIth wall working for a Detroit stock bro- eral Hospital. 'World War n. sense of humor, love of family' overlooking beautifUlly landscaped grounds ker. When the stock market A graduate of Southeastern ; He is survived by his wife, smging, fishing and golf,': and much. much more. collapsed later that year the High School and Wayne State ~Margaret; three sons, David wrote Walker. Umverslty with a degree in Reed, Gary and David; three He was a member of the fIrm was dIssolved. Mr. More- SnPHE.N J. RONEY aeronautical engineering, Mr. grandchildren; and a brother, Third Order of St. Francis, the land contInued his brokerage COLDWEll BANKERSCuwmZ£R REAL £STATE Enghsh was a retired elec- Wallace. Kmghts of Columbus and the career, working for Wm. C. R0- ney Co., Hornblower and tromcs sales engineer servIcing 886-6992 OR 886--5800 , His body was cremated. In- St. Clare of Montefalco Ushers & Club. Weeks, Dempsey, Tegler & Co., doctors and hospitals in Michi- .terment was in Evergreen gan and Ohio. Cemetery m Detroit. He is SurvIved by his WIfe of and Shearson, Lehman division He was a member of the St. Memorial contributions may 60 years, Mary; daughter, Irene of American Express Co. At one time he formed and oper- ClaIr Shores seniors and an be made to the Michigan Can- Walker; four sons, John, James, adVIsory speaker with the cer Foundation. Lawrence and the Rev. Gerald; ated hIS own brokerage house, Moreland Co. Michigan Association for the . Arrangements were handIed 11 grandchildren and three & Advancement of Retired People -by the Chas. Verheyden Inc. great-grandchildren. His mvestment advice was for more than seven years. He funeral home in Grosse Pointe Interment was held at Resur- sought not only by hiS clients, served In the AIr Force during Park. rection Cemetery in Mount Cle- but also by younger members mens. of the various brokerage houses World War n, advancing to the Gordon D.,S~-- Memorial contributions may where he worked~ -" -" ranlt of fJ,r~ lieutenant. • Services were h~ld Saturda~, be made to the Parkinson's Dis- Mr Moreland is SurvIved by March 28, at Christ Church in ease Foundation, 650 W. 168th Mr Moreland was known for his wife, Mary, a son Robert, his pleasant and outgoing na- Grosse Pointe Farms for Gor- St., New York, N.Y., or for stepson, Clay, two grandchil- ture. He was a member of sev- don D. Skinner, 82, of Grosse mass intentions dren and two great-grandchil- Pointe Farms, who died of a Arrangements were made by eral clubs and civic organiza. dren. He is also survived by a heart attack March 26, 1992, at Chas. Verheyden Inc funeral tions, IncludIng the Otsego SkI sister, Shirley Coffey, and Bon Secours Hospital in Grosse home of Grosse Pointe Park Club, the Grosse Pointe Yacht nephew, Robert T. Coffee. Club, the Old Club, the DetrOit Interment was at Forest Curling Club, the CrrcumnavI- Lawn Cemetery YOU'LL LOVE IT. Flower of the Week is Back, and is in Effect Weekly From Our Florist Department Come In and See Our Flower of the Week. Hybrid • MultI Flowers Reg. '2" I $189 ~ Lillies • Assorted Colors Stem FRESHDAFFODilS DAISIES 99 or 00 99 $2 bunch '1$5 $3 bunch ,r---===;;;; .lr------"";;O FRESH CUT BEAUTIFULMIXED cur I IlARGE CYMIUDIUM ROSES FLOWER ORCHID $1599 BOUQUETS CORSAGES Dozen $ $ 99 Cash-n-Carry 599 5 ... 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The proposed ordmance IS aVaIlable for public mspcctlon at the MUUlClpai Bullding, 20025 Mack Plaza, between The followmg poem was Writ- 8:30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m., Monday through Friday. ten by Angela Hockemeyer, a has gone off WIth another Your Dad IS always busy trymg AN ORDINANCE 10 AMEND TITLE III OF THE CITY CODE OF - fifth-grade student at Mason EL- THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS OF 1975 BY ADDING to find a Job that he can do ementary School Her grandpar- CHAPlER 9 TO REQUIRE THE DISCONNECTION OF RAINWAlER WhIle trymg to be a Mother ents are Tlmothy and Sophza DOWNSPOUTS FROM THE SEWER SYS1EM. Conkis of Grosse POinte Woods and a Father, too Chester E. Petersen : You have no f!'lends to tell GPN: 04/09/92 Interim City Administrator • Families your troubles to Families are the mcest group of And you really don't know people you have. what to do. City Michigan Forever, forever, your famIly You have two brothers who of~rO.s.s.e Johli.e ~oo.hs, would stand by you through love you Just fine NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the PlannIng CommISSion will hold every step of the way. But contmue to pester you all the tIme a Pubhc Hearing to consider the following proposed ordinances at its But now your family makes mcctlng scheduled for Tuesday, Apnl 28, 1992, at 7:30 p.m., In the . mysterious changes WIthout CouncIl Room of the MunicIpal Bwldmg. The proposed ordmances are consulting you, You hve with your grandpar- avmlable for public mspectlOn at the MUnICIpal Buildmg, 20025 Mack Your parents are thmkmg ents who love you very much Plaza, between 8:30 a m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Fnday. about divorce And teach you to be good, hon- est, responsIble and such AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE V, CHAPTER 14, SECTION Your family falls apart Your They try to make you happy 5-14-6 (ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS PROCEDURES) OF THE Mom moves out and buy you thmgs you CITY CODE OF TIlE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS OF 1975. And whIle Dad IS trymg to put never had But stIll It'S not the same as AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TI1LE V, CHAPTER 4, SECTION 5- hIs hfe to- 4-5 OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE having d Mom and Dad. gether, WOODS OF 1975 (THE ZONING ORDINANCE) to hmit heIght and You are bulk of bUIldIngs. trymg to Lord, oh Lord, please help me Chester E. Petersen get used to before I explode into tears GPN. 04/09/92 Intenm City Administrator . not havmg Put my life back together and a Mother take away the fears GIve me friends and a famIly / You finally lIke I once had notice that A real family WIth a Mom and H,. MOM a.r.d. D~d-, your hfe is Dad. crumblmg J: j U5+ qot bo..vk to the Co.W1p Hockemeyer Dear Lord, I only said what I And the Honored 0..f+e-r 0.. do- y of white wa.+er- ~o.ftJ'rt.9' world around felt III my heart you seems to 10hn Guleserian. left. Steve Lucas and Dr.lulie Corbett be tumbhng. So please help me, I pray, I I JeG\l"n ed the- d ifferen1- WG\y6 tv show the award they received for excellence in student- You never see your Mother, she pray guide Ie+ VY\~ produced media. It was the fourth year in a row that stu- padJ/e1o.nd ou r- give some dents from the Grosse Pointe South TV Program have c-OmrnG\nds throV-911 SO me rapi ds. won multiple national awards. LOVB) Kelene Soltesz The awards were presented at the International Stu- Jonathan dent Media Festival co-sponsored by the Association for Educational Communication and Technology and by En- The followzng story was Writ- frIends for everyone, a loving Perhaps Those Who Think ten by Kekne Soltesz, a second- family, a shelter for everyone, cyclopaedia Brittanica Educational Corp. in Washington grader at RIchard Elementary good educatIOn, and no slavery and was attended by nearly LOOO students. teachers and Leadershi12 Skills Can OnlY.Be Taught ina parents from across the nation. SchooL She IS the daughter of throughout the world. Classroom Are Nt Wet. In addition. awards were given to Mike Dely. Dan Rzdene and Jzm Soltesz of Then I felt a twitch in my Spitzley and Liz Hatch for videos produced last year The Grosse Pointe Academy. Grosse Poznte Farms hands, and the wlShes came while completing their senior year at South. true! I jumped for joy and then At The Gro",e Pomte ,tllnuldtlOn through b,lCkp,lC~mg In the The Magical Hands I sat down on my bed and fin- AC'ldemj \\e go a long academIC. phY'ICdl. dnd Rockj Moum,un" to ished readmg my book. way to prO\ e a Simple ,pmtual challenge, For rock dllnbmg m the One day I was SItting on my WAN'll'l&lID: pmnt True de\'otlOn to lru.tdnce, edch .ummer, App,I1.lchl,m,. to \\hlte bed reading a book. Suddenly, 'lcademlC excellence ACddemy ,tudent' are \\dter raftmg In We,t Host Families reqUlres more thdn IxXlb pr'" Ided the opponullltj Vlrgml,l a gust of WInd blew into the and studIes alone Our to experience the room, and there before my very 'recldllzed program of excitement and Insplra. Th.lt m.lYhe gmng'\ eyes, I saw a fairy The farry educatton for children !Ion our countl) • long WdYfor our asked, "Do you want to have age' ;W~rhwugh-qrdde B "'IIJemft,.~ offet;. Our ,tuJem, bllt provldmg 0 magical hands?" q rt~al-\~\iMn i!plW.'i1ffiti 9 rl tL~ Ycf.-d\ f,?'\ure,!) j " \\ ell roundL.J >c hol ""tIC tot:t\ cnirJ'ilhetiJpmem program mkes tKem le'IJen.hlp tod,l~ hel", I yelled, "Oh, yes, I do!" an\,\\ here from emure thdt Gm»e "OK," she squeaked. And Not content to rest on POlnte ACddemy then my hands felt a twitch. the laurels of nationally sludent~ \\111 be le Don't forget to order your holiday ham, lamb or poultry now!! * CROSSE & BLACKWELL DAIRY FRESH REESE COKE BAGELS .JUMBO LUMP STYLE MINT SAUCE Larg. CRABMEAT Reg. or Diet 25 RBI.g,nca'n;mon or Plain $37911"n 8a~ dep. $2 bottle 6 pack 2 liter CLOROX@ MOTTS WHITE CLOUD APPLE TOILET TISSUE BLEACH ~ t1U~J~r~J$1 09 $499 ~~:~T& $11~al. 11M White Dry bottle ~ 4 pack French T.bI. Wine 1.5 STOUFFER'S Macaroni & • FRESH Ch•••• Plu. L.an EASTER SPECIAL Cul.lne Macaroni & • • FLORIDA JUST BORN Ch.ese CORN PETITE JELLY BEANS 99 MlxH ~399 SPIN~CH79'bag 4j99- $2 A •• t. lb. 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Several reSIdents submItted let- Staff Writer Last week, Mulier - who , Mulier's Market "was a good- ters to the council statmg that took over the family business slZed market when my father they were in favor of the re- when his father died in 1975 - quested 9-foot variance. built it in 1937," said Eugene received permission from the Mulier, standing behmd the The council, sitting as the Park city council to build an zoning board of appeals, ap- store's meat counter. addition that will extend the : But now, the 4,600 square- proved the request in less than existing building to within 11 five minutes Just before hear- loot store, located at 15215 Ker. feet of the alley behind it. cheval, between Lakepomte ing Mulier's case, the board Under the Park's zoning ordi- spent an hour and a half listen- lmd Nottingham m the Park, is nance, the store needed a 20- just too small to meet the needs ing to residents who were for . foot setback from the alley. and against a proposed expan- sion of Excalibur Park bar. The Man bites woman in Woods bar board decided to table the bar's right away... request. : A 28-year-old St. Clair He exchanged words with the "I'm glad our appeal didn't :Shores woman told a Grosse suspect, and then asked the take that long," said Mulier. "I ;Pointe Woods public safety offi- management to call the police. got a real education on how the 'eer that a man bit her arm just The Woods officer reported council handles controversial :above the elbow about 12:20 that the skin on the woman's subjects." :a.m. April 4 in a bar in the arm was not broken, and that He said he plans to build a '20700 block of Mack m the he could not see any teeth two-story addition, 40 feet wide 'Woods marks. However, her arm was by 18 feet long, in back of the : The 'woman saId she was SIt- reddened and bruised, he said. buildmg. The top floor will be ting in a booth with a few The woman told the officer used for storage and the bottom mends, and that she was rest- that she would seek medical floor will be used to expand the ~ng her arm on a brass rail in- advice at St. John Hospital, in store's retail space, he said. ~led atop a partition separat- case the man had any commun. HIS son Michael Mulier, ing her booth and the one icable diseases. manager of the store, said that who practices near you, .. OCcupied by the suspect and his the extra room will allow them mend. The suspect, a 42-year-old to install more freezers and to : She said that suddenly, with- Grosse Pointe Park resident, expand their selection of sea- ):Jut warning, the suspect bit was read his Miranda rights, food, deli items, prepared foods her. because the woman wanted to and baked goods. : Her mends said that she file an assault and battery com- Eugene Miller said that he 9umped up and screamed, '"'He p~aint.~The officer allowed the doesn't know when construction . . hIt me," but that they didn't suspect to leave the bar with will begm, because he has to actually see the man bite her his friend after telling the BUS- discuss the plans With his ~. pect ~hat the public safety de- builder. • One of her friends was an off- partment would be contacting However, he's sure of one duty East Detroit police officer. him. thing. The addition "is a good in J>hony repairman robs woman vestment in the community," : An 89.year-old Grosse Pointe pen in her wall jack and told he said, "and I think it's going Woods woman told Woods pub- the wo~ to pick up a phone to be a viable community for a who accepts your Insurance... lic safety officers that a man in another room, she said. She long time to come." ~sing as a telephone repair- was in the other room for about man stole some money from a minute when the suspect told Ler purse about 5:30 p.m. her that the problem was fixed. March 27. Then he got up and left the Stuffy trash : The woman said that the building, she said. While on patrol about 3:50 man asked her to let him in- Afterward she told her a.m. March 26, a Grosse Pointe side h~r apartment complex, 10- neighbor w~t had happened, Woods public safey officer cated In the 2300 block of Stan- and her neighbor told her to found about 20 cases of Drix- :Rope, because he needed to check her purse. The victim did oral sinus medication samples Check the phones. He showed and found her money missing. in the trash in front of a house b,er a piece of paper that he in the 1500 block of Hollywood. said was an ill card, and she Before the suspect ap- After confirming with an- Iet hIm m. proached the victim, he tried to other officer that the medica- : The suspect, who looked like get one of her neighbors to let tion was potentially hazardous lie was in his 20s, accompanied him in the apartment complex. where it was, he knocked on the woman to her apartment He told the neighbor that he the door and asked the resident and went into her bedroom. needed to talk with the son of to remove the samples from the we'll even make the appointment. Her purse was on a cedar chest one of the residents, because trash. in the bedroom, and the man the son owed him money. The resident complied and Sat down next to it, she said. 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Egg hunters should bring a bag or basket and vance or at the door For more dress for the weather. since the event will take place mformatLOn,call 371-8965 rain or shine. Parents should bring tbeir cameras. The event is sponsored by the Farms Parks and Recreation Department and the Grosse Pointe Farms Boat Club. Ingalls Wilder Bunny brunch fans invited Meet the Easler Bunny and his "Fine Feathered Friends" at the War Memorial on Satur- The Maire School PTO day. April 11. for pholos at 10:30 a.m. and for brunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Irene Burns \\:ll host William T. Andel" and her "Fine Feathered Friends" will perform in the auditorium after lunch. son, an expert on Laura In- Balloons and Easter eggs. filled with treats. will also be distributed. Children who wear galls WIlder, on Wednesday, their own Easter bonnet or derby may want to join the "Easter Parade on Stage:' Apnl 15, at 7 pm. In the The menu will include French toast. fresh melon. sausage. milk and marshmallow school gym. crispy treats. Tickets are $9 a child: $8 an adult. For more information. call 881.7511. Anderson has written books on the Ingalls family, the Wilder family and re- 20220 Cornillie Dr. Roseville 294.6050 lated subjects. As part of his Choral group, orchestra to perform talk, he will show slides of The inaugural concert of the some of the places in the Grosse Pomte, Susan Durant of tridge of Grosse POInte, TIffany "LIttle House" books. Umverslty of Liggett School Grosse Pointe, Sue Fredrick of ARE YOU PAYING MORE THAN YOU Tidwell of St Clair Shores and Some of Anderson's books Choral Society and Orchestra Grosse Pomte, Susan Hartnett John VanZendt. wJ!1 be available for pur- SHOULD FOR HEALTH CARE COVERAGE??? WIll be performed on Wednes- of Grosse Pomte, Leah Kaplan Basses are Kermit Bailer of chase and autographIng. We Have A Plan With day, April 15, at 8 p.m at FIrst of Grosse Pointe, Mary Kaplan DetrOIt, ChrIstopher Codish of Enghsh Evangelical Lutheran of Grosse Pomte, Laura Keyt of DetrOIt, Alex Crenshaw of BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD Church, 800 Vernier Road III Mount Clemens, Maren Keyt of Grosse Pomte, D. Kerry Cren- Of Michigan That May Save You Money! ; Grosse POInte Woods Stolen van Mount Clemens, Sonja Keyt of shaw of Grosse Pointe, Scott LARGE GROUP BENEFITS FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS: ! The concert IS offered III Mount Clemens, Aruta Lelsen Dunham of East DetrOIt, JIm A 1983 Dodge Van was st0- I memory of one of the choral of Grosse Pomte, Jan Malkar of - AnyGroupSI7e Downto 1 Employee Graves of Grosse Pomte, len from the rear of a business - No MedicalUnderwntlng(orGroupso( 2 or More J members of the socIety, Michi- St. ClaIr Shores, Marti Miller Thomas and DaVId Horman of In the 17800 block of Mack in - MaternItyBenefitIncluded gan National Guard Lt. Roy of Grosse Pointe and Amy Detroit, Patnck McKeever of Grosse Pointe City about 12'49 - ChOICeo(HospitalsDoctors ; Keyt, who died recently m the Moulton of Detroit Grosse Pointe and Larry p m March 24. The van was AlsoAvailable I hne of duty. Tenors are Tony Alcantara of VanTil of Grosse Pomte black with white lettering. - PrescnpllonDrugProgramwith$5 or $1 0 Co Pay Featured work of the presen- Grosse Pomte, ChrIstopher Hor- TIckets are $5 each and may CALL: , tation ig"Schubert's Mass in G man of Detroit, Andrew Par- be purchased at the door . Also in the program are Ga- brieh's "Kyne," Hairston's "El- FURNACES & BOILERS ijah Rock," Thiman's "Go Lovely Rose," the "HallelUJah ROSALIE YOUNGBLOOD Chorus" by Beethoven, "The I have moved my business from Ann Marie's Heavens Are Telling" by My new address Is Haydn and Lutklll's "The Lord ALWAYSYOU-FAMILY HAIR CARE KARAM.OAl Y AGENCY, INC. I Bless You and Keep You" 22604 E NINE MilE • 176.00 UVERNOIS • 863-7800 An aulh(}(lzed agent'or Blue Ctoss & 8'ue Shield of Michigan I The dIrector IS G~ I?o4tte 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822-9070' ST CLAIR SHORES.MI In The Park: (3l3t, ;22-3100 reSIdent James Hohmeyer, ~1726 MAPLE RD•• 643.4800 f I director of vocal music at ULS Between Mack Ave. & Jefferson If you have an apPOintment scheduled. or would like one and conductor of the Rochester please see me at my new location Symphony Orchestra. The mUSIcians and SIngers of Please Call Soonlll 778.0952 the Choral Society and Orches- tra are parents, students, fac- ulty and staff. They include: Beechwood Manor sopranos Martha Corbin of Grosse Pointe, EmIly Crenshaw of Grosse POInte, Meaghan Home For The Aged Dunham of East Detroit, Su- ...when a nursing home man Kmhal of Grosse Pointe, Anne Lampe of Grosse Pomte, is not what you need. Shone Malkar of St. ClaIr Shores and Kate VanTIl of • 24 Hour Supervision Grosse POInte. • Assistance With Medication Altos are Lauren Blatt of De- troit, Demse Crenshaw of • Private Bath Facilities • Emergency Call Buttons Marine flea market • Separate Heat! Air Conditioning Controls to aid lighthouses • All Meals & Housekeeping & The effort to save two Civil Laundry Services Included War-era lighthouses on Lake • Beauty And Barber Shop Within St Clair will soon get another finanCIal boost from BOAT/ the Facility US., the natIOn's largest organ- • Daily Activities And Outside IZation of recreational boaters. On Saturday, Apnl 11, the Functions Planned BOATIU.S. Manne Center In • Private And Semi-Private Rooms Warren WIll host Its second boating equipment flea market to support the non-profit g;::>up, Social And Recreational Activities Save Our South Channel LIghts Such As Sing Alongs • Bingo. And Many More The proceeds from gate ad- missIOns and table rentals to Many Extras more than 40 local boatIng GOLF SHOES clubs WIll help fund the group's effort to preserve the hlstonc FCct;Joy.I Call For More Details ~ range hghts just off the south. SOFIJOY 11"m.ar Lodxo. '54 eastern tip of Harsen's Island CONTEMPORARY UTI. '69 773-5950 "1cco~O'l..7&" III Lake St ClaIr ~C!C!bok The hghts were completed In RAVE "a" arLodu. '69 24600 Greater Mack ,(/vq'i0Clq/i.?J 1859 and have been familIar TOUR EXC£l..lENC£ '99 (Between 9 & 10 Mile) Cl6/& ol}.s naVIgatIOnal aIds for genera- KIKE~ tions of Great Lakes mariners SAVANNAH Lad.a '39 ST. CLAIR SHORES Unfortunately, erOSIOnand neg- AIR NORfOU<. _ '69 lect have taken their toll on the structures Etonic r-----SEND FORMOREINFORMATION.NOOBLIGATION------, A flea market held at the ST 7300 NAME _ BOATIU S. Manne Center last TRETORN Apnl raIsed several thousand TRADmO'llad> ., , r -,--_.-.- • )ril 9, 1992 ~sse Pointe News Seniors 17A lJresidential contest is tough, but worth its many rewards It's a long, rough road to the However, as we flash our wIth It a regard for the power the courts. This IS an important Mute House, as those who as- Image of well-being and pros- that a newly elected president consideration. Members of Con. '1re to make it theIr home are perlty by cable to all the coun- has to mfluence the laws of our gress come and go. A statute scovermg. trIes of the world, we would country when it comes to the enacted at one period of time But it's worth the trIp. To certamly lose face If we falled makeup of the Supreme Court may be rescinded at a later lead a natIOn, to shape ItS fu- P' T. to mamtam ow' former leaders and the preSIdent's power to date, but decisions made by the ure, to share the spothght m a style approprIate to theIr nommate federal Judges for lIfe- Supreme Court live on, even vith world dignitaries IS an rime Ime statIOn tIme servIce after the members who made Lwesomeopportunity It IS an Nor should we WIsh them to There IS vast power vested m them are gone lonor not to be discounted be less than they were They What a tremendous feelmg of are entItled to dlgmty and Ie elatIOn the winner must experI sped as former leader'> of our AARP 3430 to meet April 13 ence. What a deep sense of By Marian Trainor great country rejection the loser must feel The BrItIsh are proud of Grosse POinte Chapter 3430, dent of the Inventors Associa- AmerIcan ASSOCiatIon of Re- even though, lIke anyone who When former preSIdents wrote for more than $1 mIllion their royalty For them royalty tion of MichIgan tired Persons, will meet on enters a competItIOn, he must leave the WhIte House, they Add to that $25,000 a year to ISa national emblem and they Hospitahty chairwoman Monday, AprIl 13, at 130 p.m. wish the winner well when take WIth them a mIllIon-dollar rent office space, hire a staff project Its Importance and sym- Mary Cross wlll serve refresh. at the Nelghborhood Club, down deep he smcerely beheves tJ ansitlOn fund to ensure a re- and buy office supplIes. They bolIsm ments followmg the program. A 17150 Waterloo m the CIty he IS still the best man for the turn to pnvate hfe m accord- are also prOVIdedwith Secret We have somethmg more nommal charge of 75 cents cov. Peter D. Keefe, attorney, Will job. ance With the dignIty of the po- ServIce protection Important gomg for us than the ers the cost of refreshments and talk about mventlOns and pat. Right now we have four hv sltlOn they once held In And that's not all There IS a symbohsm of royalty We have rental of the hall ents at 2 p m. He holds a U S mg presidents How must it additIon, they get a retIrement travel allowance of $30,000 a the Ideology whIch has served patent for a superconductive feel to lose all that power and salary of approximately year, a staff allowance of ai- us well since ItS inceptIon We Members are encouraged to heat engme which he Invented prestIge? $70,000 a year whIch IS up- most $100,000 and free mailIng have the prIvilege of choosmg bring guests. The board will and IS the co-founder and presl' To the victor belongs the graded regularly to keep pace privileges that average about our leader. meet at 12.30 p.m spolls. AllIS not lost, however, WIth inflatIOn $10,000 It IS a prIvllege that carnes for presidents who lose a bId for second term. They, hke CEOs, That's Just the begmmng are well-rewarded for past Bel- Amellca's IIvmg ex-plesldents VIceS have each sold books they Banker to talk BREAKING THE BARRIERS about economy with BARRIER FREE REMODELING/ to senior men Let the experts make your home safe and accessible. The Grosse Pointe Senior We have the lalest products and innovations 10 make Men's Club will meet at the 11 possible. Enjoy the qualhy of life you deserve. War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore, on Tuesday, AprIl 14, at 11 CALL 882.0628 a.m. DaVid G. Sowerby, vice preSl ~m J6t1ut ~ ~ g/W, ..::=..~ dent of Manufacturers NatIOnal ..... Bank, will speak on "How to T 18232 Mack GROSSE POINTE MICH. 48236 get the economy out of first OPEN EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 19th gear." The presenter wIll be WIlliam Lane. AND MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 10th. 215 LOTHROP GROSSE POINTE FARMS To reserve call a member of BRUNCH From 10:30 • 2:00 p.m. 4}; the reservations commIttee' phone numbers hated In the newsletter. $12.95 Adults $8.95 Kids under 12 Driving class offered children under 5 years old FREE People 55 and older who Pre.regIstratlOn, required want to tune up theIr driV- by April 13, may be ar- DINNER ing skills can take a two- ranged by calhng 779-7477. 1:00 . 10:00 p.m. part 55Alive Driving Course The fee is $8 per person SURPRISE!! Wednesday and Thursday, Checks, payable to A.A.R.P., Special Menus Available Two First Floor Suites! April 15 and 16. may be mailed to the 55Plus Large airy rooms and a wonderful secluded setting. The refresher course, spon- Make your reservations now: office, 22300 Bon Brae, St. Come and see for yourself sored by Bon Secours 55Plus 24026 E. JEFFERSON , Clair $4o~s> Mich. jl8081. Program and the Amel'1Cill1 '" I North of 9 Mile ~"' l) OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 Association of Retired Per- 773",7770 IlJJ.) J IHI I sons, will be held from 12:30 55Plus is a free program Jill Best JOHNSTONE & JO~Nstb'NE' 884-0600 - to 4:30 p.m. each day m the offering a package of comph- hospital's prIvate dinmg mentary or mscounted ser- room. vIces to people 55 or older. SPECIAL NOTICE City of (ff)rnzze"niute JIf arms, Michigan : Rubbish collection schedule for Good Friday, Apnl 17, 1992 . • THERE WILL BE NO BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL RUBBISH : COLLECTION ON FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1992 THESE ROUTES WILL BE COLLECTED ONE DAY EARLY ON • THURSDAY, APRIL 16. 1992 No, this is not an advertisement for an The Department of Pubhc Works : GPN: 04/09/92 automobile company. It is, however, an advertisement that could steer you toward a better future. From now until June 1, 1992, The Whittier isoffering upto Sl,OOO.OOcash back to new residents who sign a one-year occupancy agreement. Just think, next year at this time YOU'll have the money you need for that special weekend get-away, a down payment on a new car, or virtually free living expenses for a month! TheWhittier' sspacious riverfront apart- ments offer the optimum in living con- veniences. We feature a variety of styles, from studios to spectacular 3-bedroom suites. Inaddition, you'll be close to down- town entertainment, while enjoying amenities such as: a barber/beauty salon, an indoor heateq swimming pool, a gro- cery store, transportation and much more. Soifthe prospectof guaranteed cash in your hand appealsto you,come to TheWhittier. TheWhittier ... where the tradition of excellence in living and in VALUE, liveson!! THEWtIITTIEQ "continuing a tradition of excellence"" 415 Bums Drive Detroit, Michigan 48214 (313) 822-9000 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION 18A April 9, 1992 ' ~USlness Grosse Pointe News ~SocialSecurity office moves to Pointe Plaza c By Maureen McNulty won't need to actually come In addItIOn to apphcations for Special Wnler mto the office anyway. retIrement benefits, SocIal Se. Whether you've Just had a "Well over 50 percent of all Curlty offices prOVideinforma- baby or you're planmng your of our work, especially regard. tion and apphcatlOns for Social - -- - retirement, you will probably mg retirement benefits, IShan- Security numbers, which every- need to speak with your local dled over the phone," Rebelem one over the age of 1 is re- Social Security office soon SaId "We go over the apphca- qUIred to have; dtsabthty bene- But eastsiders take note: The hon on the phone, mail It to fits; survivors benefits; and a Social Security office, formerly the person for a signature and lesser-known benefit called on Mack near CadIeux, moved they r.eturn it Before too long, Supplemental Security Income to a new locatIOn in the Pointe theIr retIrement benefit checks "Supplemental SeCurIty In- Plaza, adjacent to St John Hos- start arnvmg m the mall come is a benefit fOl'anyone pital at Mack and Morass, last "We've come a long way m who IS dIsabled or who IS age month. hymg to make our servIces as 65 or older and m finanCial But Dlstnct Manager Verlyn convement for people as possi- need," Rebelein saId. "It's not Rebelein saId most chents ble" requested m the Grosse Pointes as much as m DetrOlt and other areas" The Pomte Plaza office IS equipped to serve all of the Pointes, Harper Woods and parts of DetrOlt Mondays and the first week of every month, saId Rebelem, are usually theIr bUSIest days. The office wtll vahdate tlck- , ets for free parkmg m the sh uctUle adJactmt to St. John HospItal and the Pomte Plaza Office hours are 9 a m to S, Boyce. left. and S. Foutner each hold a half-dozen roses sent to the office from a grateful 4:30 p m Monday through Fn- client who needed help to start receiving widow's benefits and who was also having difficulty day or call' 885-7596 The agen- receiving Medicaid payments. cy's toll-free nationWIde hotline, set up appomtments for benefit mati on on Social Security ac- The office's new address IS 1-800-772-1213, WIll help chents apphcations and provide mfor- counts 19251 Mack, SUIte 333 Pholffl by Maureen McNulty Butler to speak to execs District Manager Verlyn Rebelein is at his desk in the 50- Business Notes - clal Security office that was recently moved to Pointe Plaza at Mack and Moross. What's ahead for Detroit and profit agencies and community the metropohtan area as the servIce organizations seeking Connolly Travel Inc., 131 tance WIth commerCial busmess 21st century approaches? expert assistance in various Kercheval In Grosse Pomte development and opportunitIes Detroit Councilman KeIth areas of their activities. The Farms, has Jomed the Carlson Business People to paItlcipate in negotIated Butler will give the Detroit Ex- DESC and its volunteers do not Travel Network as an asso. vendor and travel suppher pro- ecutIve Service Corps hIS views charge for their services, By Ronald J. Bernas CIate AssociatlOll WIth Carlson, gIams at its April 29 luncheon at the whIle not a change of owner- Lochmoor Club m Grosse Grosse Pointe Park reSIdent Daniel Gor- ShIP, lmks the two compames Pomte Woods czyca has been named president of Automated together Connolly Travel WIll Joe Ricci Imports began WhIle concentrating on De- Benefit ServIceS Inc., one of MlChigan's top now be called Carlson Travel sellmg Volkswagen m Novem- trOlt, Butler is also expected to three third-party admimstrators of self-insured Network/Connolly Travel bel 1991 and has upgraded Its outlme what he foresees devel- Inc. The assoclatlOn w111give selvlce with a Volkswagen fac- health cate benefit plans Gorczyca was VIce oping In the suburbs, southeast. president of marketmg for the finn, whIch han. Connolly Travel Inc increased tDly representatIve The repre. em MIchIgan and the state. dled $80 million in claims m 1991. A natIve of exposure through cooperative sentatIve will be on site to help The DESC bnngs together Buffalo, N.Y., Gorczyca holds a degree m bUSI- / advertlsmg \VIth other Carlson customers select the nght car volunteer profeSSIOnals, manag- for their needs. ness awmnIstration from Valparaiso UnIVer- Travel Network agencies, assis. ers and executIves with non- sity. He was VIce-president and general man- ager of Bowell Storage and Transtt Co of CincinnatI before Joming ABS five years ago .. Gorczyca III Dr. James KiickIey represented the Bon Secours Hospital med- ,.J , Ical staff and served on a committee at the MichIgan State MedI. , ca1 SocietyJHospltal Medical Staff SectIOn's eIghth assembly re- Ann Arb"OY0' cently Delegates at the assembly consIdered 24 resolutIOns on topics rangmg from physiCIan asststed sUlcide to safe sex and tele- , VISionand a ban on alcohol-related advertlsmg Antiques Market Earl Weissert of Grosse Pointe Farms has been promoted to executIve vice president by 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road F&M DIstrIbutors Inc., a discount retaIler, In hIS new positIOn WeIssert will be responsIble for Ann Arbor, Michigan store operatIOns, traffic and dIstribution and Our 24th Season pharmacy. He previously was senior VIce preSI- dent of merchandIsmg. WeIssert Jomed F&M Dlstnbutors m 1986 as VIce president of mer- chandlsing. Weissert SUNDAY i William-- C. Van Faasen, former semor vice preSIdent of opera. : tional servIceS at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan, was APRIL 12th 1 named president of Blue Cross and Blue ShIeld of Massachusetts, ! effective Sept. 2. Van Faasen Joined the Massachusetts plan m 6:00 4:00 I June 1990 as executIve VIce president and chIef operating officer a.m. - p.m. I after a successful 20-year career at Michigan Blue Cross and Blue I Shield. A 1970 graduate of Hope College in Holland, Van Faasen Third Sunday of the Month , also holds a master's degree m busmess adIninistration from MIch- (except November) igan State University Van Faasen IS a former resident of Grosse I Pointe Park. Patricia Barroll, formerly West Coast pubhc relatIOns manager Over 350 Dealers in for Carillon Importers Ltd., has been named the company's na- Quality Antiques and tIonal manager of speCIal events In her new positIOn she will di- rect the company's natIOnal program of special events and promo- Select Collectibles tions in support of such premlUm alcohol brands as Grand Marmer, Absolut and Laurent-Perner champagnes. She IS a na- tive of Grosse Pomte All Under Cover '.. Grosse Pomte Farms resident Dr Jeffrey W. All items guaranteed .. Daum has Jomed MIchigan-based Competency Management Inc as Its preSIdent and CEO as represented. ~ Daum IS a social-mdustrial psychologist WIth '... more than 20 years of consulting expenence ~ gamed here and in 42 countnes Competency Locator service for ' ..... Management Inc is a human resource consult- . specialities and '~ mg firm speclahzmg m proactIve programs and .. lttlgatIOn support dealers; onsite .. :: delivery and shipping ... service. ... Denise M. Cox has been recognIZed by the Amencan InstItute •oo for Property and Llablhty Underwriters and the SocIety of Chart- .. ered Property and Casualty UnderwrIters for completmg the nec- ..• essary reqUlrements m the Contmumg ProfeSSIOnal Development FREE PARKING . Program COXIS vice preSIdent of the Grosse Pomte company Don. ADMISSION $4.00 aId K PIerce & Co. She has a bachelor's degree m busmess ad- ~ ~W«l\'lijlQM:W;_ mimstration from Wayne State Umverslty .. (':..J .... Comenca Inc. has appomted Grosse Pomte , For additional information Woods reSIdent Barbara A, Turnbull to corpo '" , Look in todays classified section '. rate plannmg officer, corporate plannmg and under 400 headings for antiques . development. Turnbull receIved a bachelor of . arts degree In 1986 from AlblOn College and a '~ . master of busmess adInImstratlOn degree m '0\' For further information contact 1991 from Wayne State UniVerSIty She Jomed M. Brusher, Manager the r.ompany m 1986 and 15 a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Soronty P.O. Box 1512,Ann Arbor, MI48106 . .• Turnbull .• , I __ T------...------1'--:" --- 1 April 9, 1992 Grosse Pointe News News 19A rently being shot in Alaska, Poin ter..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::::: Canada and Minnesota. She "Yes, it's busy, but it's fine after liVing in the house for 14 collaborated with cinematogra- with me because I get to go to years she still sees new lines 1 From page pher and filmmaker Steve England when I Write that," and new angles she hadn't no- she said. tlced before. The house, with Its thought she was learning some- Kl'oschel - who she met when She's hopmg to sit down this many windows, looks out on thing important. he filmed some of her "Wlld Amenca" programs - to write summer and write the novel Lake St. Clair and Smith says And she did, she said She that's been rolling around in It'S like hving in 8 sculpture. learned that she had something "One Paw," a film about a boy and hls pet wolvenne. her head for years. "It has a very meditative ef- jnside her that she wanted to She generally writes in the fect on me," she said. "I've get out. "It's a story about an or- phaned wolverme raised by a mormng, findmg that her crea- written several letters to him, "Once you start to use the tive process tends to continue but I tear them all up. Some imaginative process you dis- boy m the Alaskan wllder- ness," Smith sald "It's not a throughout the rest of the day day I'll draft the perfect letter cover something way down documentary, it's not a nature If she gets started early to him" deep Inside of you that you mOVle, It's a famlly-oriented "I've found It'S easier to When she's not writing, she dIdn't know you had," she said. nature film There's also a lot wrlte If you don't do the thIngs finds tlme to teach her craft "1 think everybody should of adventure m it. that have to get done," she voluntarily to students at Eton write. Ev~rybody should un- "It's about how man and am- said "Those thmgs wlll always School for the learning disa- leash that imaginative closet get done" mal can live together if they bled, does volunteer work for Inside them If nothIng more, learn to respect each other's There IS one thmg she hasn't the Detroit Symphony Orches when you write, you become a domam. It's about how a truly been able to wnte. That's a let- tra and offers her time to a pro much better reader." wild ammal like the wolverme ter to architect Paul Rudolph, ject called The Greenmg of De- She started her professional lives WIll It survive bemg the mternatlOnally renowned troit which plants trees m thi career with the now-defunct tamed? Will It survive in the Bauhaus-style archltect who city. I Pointe magazIne Heritage Her wlld? Can it hve with Its only deSigned the house she shares "I volunteer because I'm inl ability to research facts and her true predator - man?" wlth her husband, Kmnie, and terested In those projects and ~ gift for telling a story enabled two daughters Her oldest son The tastmg and traming of believe they're good organizaj her to cover a variety of topics. lives m Texas One Paw, the lead wolverme, bons," she said. Much of her original fictIOn Bauhaus architecture IS has been completed. The film As for her WrIting? Right was first printed in Heritage. known for Its open spaces and Mary Beth Smith poses with an otter. She writes - in addi- wlll Include what IS possibly now, she's lookmg for another Then, several years ago, she multiple levels She says even tion to short stories. goU articles and movies - nature docu- the only footage of newborn project - Just to keep busy. ' was "m the wrong place at the mentaries for PBS' "Wild America:' woh'ermes shot by man. rIght time" in Aspen, Colo., concept, vOice-over narration How do the three types of and she started on a new writ- She's written several more writmg compare? ing career. and camera directIOns comes eplsodes SInce that first one. "WrIting a short story IS 10 ..------. She sat down at the wrong first and gets approval before a "The Beauty of Butterflies," times as hard as writing a doc- table and struck up a conversa- film crew sets out. : gd'ea~lce SupplyandEqUipmentCo.I detailed the lives of those umentary, but a movie is the tion with the man next to her "When you think of it, it winged msects; and "Whlte- easiest of all," she said. "It's a while she waited for a friend. makes sense," she said. "Film bark," which tells the story of a luxury to have all that time to She told him she was a writer IS very expensive and If you tight symbiotiC relationship be- develop your themes and ideas. and they talked for a while be- send cInematographers out be- tween the whitebark pme tree, "The themes that interest me Office & School Supplies (Excluding Sale Items) fore he told her he was Marty fore they have a script they 8 blrd that plants the tree's are those m which people find • Large Selection of Business and Executive Gifts I Stouffer, host of the popular won't know what to film " seed, the grizzly bear which their Identities and their PBS show "Wild America." He 21210 Harper, St. Clair Shores. 2 Blks. N. of 8 Mile. 773-3411 needs the nuts of the tree to perspectives and judgments are I I asked SmIth to send him some WritIng a documentary is dif- stay healthy and a little red changed by coincidental experi- • COpy & FAXSERVICE FAX: 773.8050 of her work and she was hired ferent from wnting a story be- pine squirrel. ences It's not a blockbuster- to write a half-hour episode. cause It's not necessary to re- Each episode takes three Smith said when she started type of writing, but It'S what I peat what's bemg shown on the years to produce, from concept lIke" ------she was surprised to learn how screen, she said and sometimes through writing and filmIng to With one movie under her ADD CHARM TO a nature show is written. The only a phrase is needed to com- the time It is aired. But the re- scnpt doesn't fit the film foot- belt, she's excited about the OUTDOOR ment on the actIOn, whde In search isn't the hard part, she next one she wants to wnte It age, the film is shot to fulfill a other cases a more detailed de- said. LIVING AREAS script. The script, including Will be a comedy about human SCrIption IS necessary. "People are very cooperative beings. when you're domg somethmg An "addIctive golfer," she TOM'S FENCE Recycle your building material like this," she said. not only plays courses across For example, she went to the the state, she says she "inter- Grosse Pointe Citizens for Items collected will be available CO. AdIrondacks when she was views" them. She turns her m- ALL TYPES OF Recycling will sponsor a Build- to residents of our six cities for Writing "The Thrushes of terviews mto stories for Tee-Up 'PRIVACY & SECURITY ing Materials Exchange Day, pick-up no cost." at Mount Marcy," and found the Michigan magazine. FENCES the first in the Grosse Pointe! Acceptable materials include. ornithologists, naturalists, for- "It's interesting how each • 100,. \'[~YL-COATED WIK S)STEMS Harper Woods area, on Satur- lumber, Insulation, gutters, esters and other locals to be course has its own personality," • FULU GVARA'HEEIJ day, May 2, from 9 8.m to hand tools, fencing, tile, cinder • RESlDE:-ITlAL & (O"'IERCIAL full of information and Insight. she said "And it's fascinating noon at Salter Park in Harper blocks, bncks, plumbing sup- "The difficult part of writing to discover why and how each CALL Woods. plies, gardening equipment, a program is timing It," she course was built." FOR FREE ESTIMATE "A Buildmg Materials Ex- floor covering, doors, shutters, said "It has to be 40 percent Her non-fictIOn work IS con- change Day is another way to storm windows, roofing, carpet- 774-2045 talking and 60 percent film. tmuing with a book called recycle," said Ed Haug, organ- ing, wall board and plaster Gettmg it exactly right takes a "Tourmg Literary England" !Zer. "If you've been wODdermg-.8boar~ .- lot of time." which takes readers on a tour"" what to do with those extra, PaInt, hazardous materIals, Smith's work on "Wild of England's hterary SiteS, in- unused building supplies you've furniture and appliances Will America" led to her latest pro- cluding the homes and haunts been storing In your basement not be accepted. Ject, a feature film which IS cur- of its most famous authors. or garage, brIng them between For more information, call 9 and 10 a.m. and then, be- 886-3896. tween 10 a.m. and noon, all the ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe PublIc School System, wIll receive sealed blds for Seating Refurbishment At the Performing Arts Center until 10:00 A.M., WedriesdayJune 3, 1992, at the Office oT the SupervISorofPurchasmg, 389 SI. Clirir. Grosse Pomte MI 48230, at Exercise during pregnancy WhlChtime they wIll be publicly opened and read. A 5% Bid bond will be requued at the submISSlonof bids. FeatUlIl1l?DI GI er:OI\' Utrel . £IIIe£tor of Matel nal Felal Medicine al SpecIfiCatlOnSand Bid Fonns may be obtained at the office of the St John Hospital and Medlwl Cell1el Supervisor of Purchasing, 389 SI. Clair, Grosse Pomte, Michigan. Telephone 343-2058. Q: Is it safe for women to BOARD OF EDUCATION GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM exercise during pregnancy? GPN: 04/09/92 & 04/16/92 Timothy H. Howlett, Secretary A: It's safe - as long as the woman's doctor agrees that there are no medical reasons she <;houldn't be exerclsmg. Q: What are the benefits of exercise during pregnancy? A: ExerCise dunng pregnancy Dr UHer re~el\ ed h" medrlal can help many women feel degree from MichIgan <;we better, physically and emotion- LOINLAMBCHOPS$59~ '" Um\er;lI) HI' orti,e " locJred In Ihe SI John Profewonal ally. Women who are physically BUlldmg m DellOll near Gr",'e fit are often better able to rolerate Pomle the demands of labor and may • FLANK STEAKS $39~ also expenence a qUlcker JOHN MORRELL recovery. 20500 East Nine Mile _ $299 I • E.Z CUT HAMS Q: What steps should a pregnant woman take before starting St. Clair Shores LB. an exercise program? 9 Mile JUMBO SHRIMP (Peeled & Deveined) $89~B. .. A: Most Importantly, <;heshould first consult her doctor. 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HEATED SEATS/ALLOY WHEELS 'GMAC LUXURY SMART LEASE 30 Months FIrSt pyml plus SSOO ref see dep. and plate or lransfer due on del.very 4% Slale lax add'llonal 30000 m.le IIm.tat.on 15, per m.le excess charge over IImllatlon To gellOlal pymts mull,ply pymt by 30 months JNCLUDESSALEST:AX COMPACTDISC/ABSBRAKES POWER LOCKS, WINDOWS, SUNROOF $12 235 WAS $21,590 , NOW $18 800 Stk NV2201 Stk #V2602 , ~ 1.J. \1\ 1~~~M~!~~~!~u~~~!~~~n~343.5430 {~ , I . T I Section B Bridge Column...... 2B April 9, 1992 Churches 4B Grosse Pointe News Features Entertainmenl. 7B 91 --~-- .L - Brilliant deductions '''f~ ~~."..~''--- , By Margie Reins Smith "There may be some deductions tion, he or she may be able to de- Feature Editor you're missing. Professional pre. duct everything above 2 percent of ... '.... For sure, Sandra Gallaghet' will parers aren't foolproof, but they his or her adjusted gross income. i::~~40 be late to work next Thursday. have the advantage of experience. ~ _ ...::~:?:-;.. As midnight Wednesday, AprIl Plus - each return is also reo "The same is true for medIcal 15, looms, Gallagher continues her viewed by another person," she expenses above 7 1/2 percent," she . nearly 80-hours.a-week pace as a said . added. "In some cases, it's best for partner of Thompson & Gallagher, a husband and wife to file sepa. .- She estimated she will work on ~.".-4...... "It:H iI' g...... Certified Public Accountants, in St rately." jt f' r~r!. about 50 mdividual returns and 40 Clair Shores. busmess returns this season. "We keep hearing the phrase 'No " "Seventy-five percent of our work r ; "Most individuals know about new taxes,'" Gallagher said. "But . load is concentrated in a three- deducting mortgage interest and slowly and quietly, the federal gov- . month period, from about the sec- , , ';~~ things like that," she said, "but ernment is taking away your de- -ond week in January until April 'f some other items may be over. ductions. The rates may be the -15," she said. looked." . • '~l same, but m the end, you'll pay J I J • "I can't take a Caribbean cruise ! I 1) : For instance, she said, you can more because itemized deductions :in January or go south in the deduct the cost of the tabs for your . spring," she said wistfully. "In- are being disallowed. A lot of peo. automobile license plates. "Since pIe are just noticing this. I stead, I go to Florida in Nove"."~er. 1984, fees for license plates have ! : The weather is nice then and It s been based on the value of the ve. "Ultimately, something will have 1m !I1 not crowded." f....~ ! f hicle, not the weight of the vehicle. to be done. Middle class taxpayers 'l' I J , During tax crunch time she II 1 I I So they're deductible. This is a are being taxed at a greater per- Phow by Margte RelJlS Srruth I < ,works seven days a week. This I small item, but it can save up to cent of their income than higher Sandra Gallagher :year, to make matters even more 31 percent of the cost." mcome groups. If you pay 40 per- ~ complicated, she is moving to Another overlooked item, Gal- cent of your income in taxes, that Red flags I . Grosse Pointe Farms two weeks af. lagher said, is the value of cash cuts down your standard of living." :ter tax deadline day. Red flags are Signals that say "This means if you work on your donations to charitable organiza- Middle class taxpayers, she said, "audIt" when the IRS reviews your , Gallagher has been a certified tions. dmmg room table - and you also :public accountant for more than are individuals with incomes be- tax return. Gallagher mentioned a eat dInner on the table - you can't "People should keep records. few items that she thinks are l .seven years, She earned a bachelor tween $50,000 and $100,000. call your dining room a home of. Keep a calendar. Get receipts when checked especially carefully by the fice," she said. .of business administration degree Gallagher looked ahead to 1993. you can. Most people donate more One way for people to minimize IRS: • Last-minute filing. "1 read .in accounting from the University than they realize," she said. • 1099 forms are issued to inde. somewhere," she said, "- and I'm f 'of Michigan-Flint and passed the the stress of tax time next year, Unreimbursed employee business she said, is to keep adequate re- pendent contractors and show an sure the IRS would deny this - CPA exam in November 1984. hourly rate paId with no withhold- expenses offer another way to save cords - especially mileage logs and that people who file on April 15 are "After the exam, you need two money. "If a husband and wife mg taken out. The IRS compares more likely to be audited than those business expenses. the amount reported on the 1099 to years' experience before you're li- have a combined income of, say, who, say, request an automatic ex- the employee's gross receIpts on hiS tension." censed by the state," she said. She $100,000, and the one with the "If you keep good records all tax return. "If you call yourself an She added that people who file at got her license in June 1986. lower income has a lot of unreim- year long, it saves scrambling at In order to maintain the license, mdependent contractor," Gallagher the eleventh hour also may be more bursed business expenses, it may the last minute to find these said, "and you receive only one apt to make errors, may have more she must take 40 additional hours be advantageous to file separate Items," she said. of training each year. 1099, the IRS may wonder if your complexreturns, and may owe more employer IS trymg to aVOIdpayroll returns instead of a joint return," Gallagher said office staff mem- taxes, making them more inclined She said many people can pre- she said. deductions. If IRS says you're an bers and their families ("These to be liberal with their deductions. pare their own income tax returns. employee, then your claimed deduc- • For the state homestead credit, Going to a professional tax pre- If the person with the lower in- families put up with a lot during tIons must be taken as miscella- the MIChIganDepartment of Treas- parer, however, allows individuals come takes several subscriptions to tax season") will probably have neous deductions over 2 percent of ury has always requested SEV in- (who generally prepare one tax re- business publications and books, dinner together and spend a relax- your adJusted gross income." formation. Gallagher said the state turn each year) to tap into the ex- and has a large amount of travel, ing evening on Wednesday, April • Home office expenses. If you checks this more carefully than perience of someone who does doz.- meal and entertamment expenses, 15, after the work is finished. have a home office,you should keep ever "They're comparing the indi- ens of returns a year - and keeps and has taken some classes that meticulous records. The officemust vidual's school district and SEV to Last year, on April 16, Gallagher be used for business only and must see if these agree with the amount up with the current laws and loo- are required by law or are reqUIred slept late. "I showed up at the of- pholes. be used on a regular basis. of property taxes claimed." to maintain his or her present POS1- fice around 11 a.m." Celebrate Spring ------with an Easter gift. The ~--FTD@ . Easter Basket Bouquet, 1111 A marvelous gift for 't the occasIOn -27.50 Our own. Incredible Edibles Conner Park's Baskets are filled with the finest seasonal frULts .. - A great gift for anyone ~ '- from 25.00 (Not Tt!lt!gropht!dJ Our Traditional Lily. ,> ThiS lovely bloomzng plant adds charm to Easter Sunday, Aprzl19th your Holzday lSjUst days away. Why flot SkJrhnKOt. order your Easler plants or 15.00 flower~ a httle early, so you won't (Not kl'lIraphPd) be disappointed. \ '-- A Three locations to serve you: ~~T(~ 9830 ('onner. De/ro,t -- 527. 7550 1-800 272-5270 21142 Mack GrowP'''nte-881-5550 Morang Drwe Grcenho" r~.Jne. All mIlJor utdu cards acctpttd ~PARK Servtn~ \ ' .. Over 45 Year;, €""'-- • 1~I;R~G~;H"'IC-&-E:"'EC"T-:-ON"'C-IM-A"GE"'C-O-N-VE"'R"S"'O-N---"" _.------.------.------ SERVICES. SYSTEMS • r.ON"11I TATln~ 28 Community April 9, 19S t:::rnQQIS Pnint,. NIS\ Anxiety support group meets Tau Beta flower sale Cottage Hospital's anxiety support group meets on the sec- The 11th annual Tau Beta flower sale will be Friday ond Monday and fowth Thurs- and Saturday. May 15 and 16. at McCann Rink in Grosse day of each month. The next Pointe Woods. Proceeds will support the Tau Beta Camp meetings will be April 13 and for diabetic children. the only facility of its kind in Mich. 23. igan. Anyone who experiences anx- Sale items include impatiens, begonias. alyssum. pe. Iety, particularly in the form of tunias. ageratum. snapdragons. salvia and geranium pamc attacks or agoraphobia, is trees. For the first time the sale will include garden ac- welcome and may brmg a cessories such as bird feeders. decorative planters and fnend or relative. garden candles. Parking IS free In the hospi- Delivery is available in Grosse Pointe and orders may tal's garage on MUir Road. be placed by calling 882-5928or 881-6015. 1'lcket stubs WlIl be vahdated In the back row. from left. are Elaine Backhurst. at the meetmg. For more infor Cathie Mitchell. co-chairman Cynthia Huebner, co- mation, call 884-8600, ext. chairman Lynn Scoville and Batbine Whitney. In the 2637. front row. from left, are Stephanie Hampton and Sue Moll. Deadline for Features section Sprin9 is 3 p.m. Friday Easter Sate! ELEGANCE IN 1E"~======.=.i1• • SIZES 14.26 . . . APRil 9 to 11th @~~J.@ Bridg~e=--=--=------=----=------=-II . . . •• •• 3 DAYS ONLY • HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION • Thurs. Fri. Sat. • • -1 :. BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD tIt .: .E ~ W .ti t'. 1C 15 2C 2S 45 Passed Out Pick an Easter Egg Learnmg to play our game well IS one of those difficulties where It IS better to know nothmg than half know too much K987 and receive from I enJoy the good fortune of playmg on occasIOn with a Sunday after Ihe sun NIS Vulnerable •., has crossed the yardarm group of Grosse Pomte friends who thoroughly AQ42 20% to 50% OFF 97 delight m the game I am sure such social slthngs are standard occurrences In +• 763 your total purchase! nearly every corner of the SOCialglobe for conlract bridge IS that popular Ihls day Not surpnsmgly some are satisfied With status quo but nol the cluster of "Does notlOciude previOUs card enthUSiast I wnte about today. Certamly the pnnclple reason for thelT + •••• + A32 purchases. layaways or convening is the pleasure of play, but there IS also a mohvatmg force to olner sale Items , " J863 " K 1095 , . perfonn well that I payaddllJonal tribute to In faci my cadre of card ardents • 1085432 W~E • 6 are so enthuslaSlJc about Improvemenl they soughl out Joan McKean.s '" KQ8 '" AJ 1094 @ @ experience and she gracIOusly agreed to direct a lesson a week In Ihls 19583 Mack Avenue (bet. 7 & 8 mile rds.) columnist's opmlOn, the result to date has been extensive for the calibre of S G.P.W. M.Sat 10- 5:30 their artistry is improvmg and most dramalJC If you sense a touch of envy • Q J 10654 882-3130 from my pen, dIspel With the concephon for I teach across town and the smgle Thur 10 - 7:30 " 7 slgOlficant reason for dOIng so is to help develop beller blddmg and play • A K Q J W. led eKing Every teacher Will tell hiS pupils that between lesson session one should read '" 5 2 and playas often as poSSible One of the best ways 10develop techOlque ISto study challengmg hands and many of the best are found m bridge columns Some of .these hands are exceptIOnal declarer problems and others test Ihe Diamond Enhancers So on to the next hand Anolher good contract was chop blocked, or was It? defenders dexterity. Today's offers a little of both After a ClIreful analySIS of Or should It have been? I'll promise you, If you re one of Joan McKean's pupils the layout which poSitIon would you put your money on? The declarer SllllOg slllmg soulh and don't bnng home thiS contract you can't expect to be teachers For Your Studs south or the defender Silting east? Don't rush your answer, we've got some pet orne. You see when east ma"cs Ihese two plays attnck I and 2, you as soulh have a At first glance South's four spade contract looks scalhlessly safe With only a counter move for you "now what the defenders are up to ObVIOusly West has hIgh trump and two clubs to the defenders But sueh comfort caused by false led from the K, Q third or fourlh of diamonds This places almost all the security can cost you as insensitivity to the dangerous Situation can be remalnlOg out high cards with EastlOciudlOg the trump ace and heart "lOg which devastating espeCIally with a gemus slthng east AI tnck one, he overta"es IS extremely Important So attnck 3 after wmnmg the diamond ace you playa West opeOing lead With hiS ace and fires back hIS Singleton dIamond Now heart to dummy.s ace, not a trumpl Now at tnck 4, you play dummy's heart when declarer leads a trump at tnck 3 East WinSand now plays a second club queen East rises With hiS king and you pitch your IDS109 club ThIs cuts the low which West Wins With hIS queen. Any smart West who can read smoke commuOicahon (scissor coup) for East to get baek to West for the dIamond ruff sIgnals WIll now at trick 5 lead a second diamond knOWIng East had a True, you lose an unnecessary hearl along WIth the trump ace and a club, but the singleton and the ruff sets the eon tract The defenders WIOtwo clubs, the trump • ace and a diamond ruff defenders lose their diamond ruff and you score your game. Best you remalO •• teachers pel by glvlOg every hdnd, even the easy one's a lot of contemplation ..• Give Your Marble New Life CLASS IC Both new and older marble needs professional care to look its best; and to maintain its value. MARBLELIFE profes- sionals use Umon jl Carbide Marble Care I technologies to restore and preserve every type of marble; bring 5~,J6~ out its natural beauty. color and sheen; and pro- PHOTOGRAPHY Vlde a finish that is both lus- Accent your diamond stud earrings with trous and damage-resistant. ...OF COURSE earring jackets to give them a different look . k"t);, •••,•• FREE ESTIMATES 21024 Mack, G.P.W. 459-6870 edmund AHEE jewelers Union Carbide Marble Corp. t. 343.9169 Experts in Marble Restoration & Preservation 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods MARBLELIFE ISa registered trademark of UnIon Carbide Marble Care. Inc 886-4600 Josers French Pastry Shop TIRED OF IRONING! f;Mt'01.ln\, FLOOR COVERING Decorate your Easter table with Call 853-2162. This new something delicious from Josef's. service picks up pre- Choose from a colorful egg shaped washed clothing and re- Spring has sprung! Give your cake, beautiful lamb cake or how turns it to you ironed. house a NEW look. Now available at about a Easter log cake. AIldecorated Nothing is Ordinary at CUP-A- Pick up and Delivery are our 9 Mile Store are - CUSTOM with Easter bunnies - of course - CINO. We serve the finest pastries FREE! Most items $1.00. BLINDS by Graber. Made to measure ...at 21150 Mack Avenue, 881-5710. and libations. Help us celebrate The any window any size. NEW carpet Third Coast Booksellers Birthday. SPECIALS are going on now. Plus, check out our large selection of floor Bring in any current Third Coast Make the most of your next flyer or Next time you need business cards Booksellers receipt and receive 50% coverings in vinyl, tile and wood. brochure. Have them professionally Hurry to Eastown - don't miss out designed and produced, give the OFF any coffee drink during the designed by the Grosse Pointe News Grosse Poin.teNews Creative Services month of April... at 15104 Kercheval on our SPECIALS... 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Call us at 882-6090 for at a reasonable price. to Midnight. details . ~, • "'7 2 I April 9, 1992 grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 MOT's Opera Ball will be evening of bacchanalian MIChigan Opera Theatre's 1992 Opera Ball IScommg up soon - Saturday, Apnl25 - at the Roostertail Planners of the fundraiseI' promise to transform the Roostertail into the splen- dor of ancient Judea for an eve- nmg of bacchanalian dehghts nght out of the final scene of the opera "Samson and Deh. lah," with an opulent temple of exotIC dehghts featurmg belly dancers, palm trees, sumptuous food and wme, and the musIc of the EmJl Moro Orchestra Pa- tron tickets are $400 a person; " V" ' !If general reservatIOns are $300 a Children's Home of Detroit Community Services staff mem- person. To receive an inVIta- bers are from left. Lisa Bradley. youth assistance coordinator: tion, call Nancy Carmichael, C.A. Sartor. clinical consultant: Roserrary A. Hughes: and associate director of develop- Vida Keyes. ment, at 874-7850. Grosse Pointers Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Austin are among the co-chairmen of the Opera Ball. Other Grosse Pomt Resonators ers mvolved in the benefit are Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Thebarrageaimedat childrenIS Agley, Susan Lambrecht. IncredibleIsntit? Theypractically Rick Carmody, Mr. and Mrs. Vibratefrom11 Just learningto be William Vititoe, Mr. and Mrs. themselves- expresstheirown Larry Garberding, Mr. and indiViduality- againstthe Mrs. Frank Iacobell, Mr. and poundingpace ofpeer Influence Mrs. Leonard Jaques, Mrs. Cornerstone Schools reach goal IStough Charles M. Endicott, Mr. and TheChristianSCienceSunday Mrs. Roger Fridholm, Mr. C ~ SchoolISheretohelpthem learn Cornerstone Schools. an ecumenical. Christ-centered academically-challenging educa- l --.$:- ~e '111~ aboutGodand themselves and Mrs. Ronald Lamparter, Mr. and Mrs. George Wrig. tional organization. recently raised $350.000and found partners for all 167of its students. YourchildrenareInvitedtocomeand explorehowGodgUidestheirlives ley, Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexan. Partners are members of business. industry. churches. foundations and families who be- del' Wrigley, Mr. and Mrs. J. come companions to inspire, motivate and encourage students to excel. A partner's $2.000 Sunday mornings at 1030 a m contribution helps offset the cost of the child's education at Cornerstone. Addison Bartush, Mr. and Cornerstone teachers. students, parents and partners gathered to celebrate their success Mrs. Frederick H. Clark, Mr. FirstChurch of Christ, SCientist and hear a concert by the Men and Boys Choir of Christ Church Cathedral of Oxford. Eng- 282 Chalfonle and Mrs. Frank A. Germack land. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John C. Grosse POinte Farms Cornerstone Schools chairman is Grosse Pointer W. Clark Durant. above. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitseff, John C. O'Meara and Julia D. Darlow. cash prIZes, too VIsed trammg for client coun- Proceeds from the spring Fishy fundraiser: The For more mformatlOn, call selmg, assessment, referral, luncheon will go toward the Children's Home of DetrOIt 885-3510 and commumty projects Community Services, 20171 CHD Community Services purchase of a $10,500 neonatal ventilator for the hospital's pe Mack, In Grosse Pointe Woods, operates five programs for local HOPE benefit: The IS teaming up with the Blue residents. dlatnc umt. Women's DiviSIOnfor PrOject Call 884-2125 for reserva- s Water Mental Health ClInic • The Youth ASSIstance Pro HOPE will hold a benefit for tIons by Fnday, ApnllO and Chuck Muer restaurants to gram offers an alternative to the Polish-American Children's continue its commitment to the Wayne County Juvemle Hospital in Krakow, Poland, on Elected: The DetrOIt Re- helping troubled youth. Court for youthful first-tIme of- Wednesday, April 15, at the VIew Club, which is beglnnmg . A benefit raffie WIll be held fenders DetrOIt AthletIc Club. ItS 101st year, elected officers : in conj~ction with the ,~4th • The Status Offender Ser- An Easter boutique WIll open and dlIectors for 1992.93 at Its ~nnual Salmon S~es fi~h- ~ 1 ,vice.dea.ij; WIth, youths who are at 10 30 a m.; lunch will be annual meetmg March 10. mg tournament ~c.h.\t)Jf.'e..s .j:M' in trouble fur offenses such as served at noon; a fashIOn show Officers are Ida Mae Mass- . place from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat- curfew VIOlatIOns truancy and Will begm at 1 p m Guests nick, preSident, Bernice : urday, May 2, at the River trespassmg and ~Ith a program should wear their most exotic, Daoust, vice preSident, Mary C:ab restaur.ant, 1337 North designed to help them take re- humorous, traditional or glam- Johnson, second vice preSI- R~ve: Road, m ~t. Clair. PrIZes sponsibility for their actions orous chapeau for the Easter dent, Joyce Medbury, record . WIll l~~lude a tnp for two to • Parenting workshops are bonnet competition mg secretary; Virginia Cle- Hawall; 28 rounds of golf; $750 avaIlable about six times a Sybil Jaques of Grosse menti, correspondmg secretary; in g1ft. certificates to a Chuck year on different tOPiCSrele- Pomte Shores IS chairman of and Geraldine Santangelo, : Muer restaurant; and a charter vant to adolescents. the fundraiseI' Gloria Clark IS treasurer fishing tn~ for four.. • Short-term counseling for reservatIOns chairman. Other Timothy G. Wylie John Wylie Directors are Sarah Barger, CERTIFIED AMERICAN BOARD OF The fishmg contest WIll offer adults is avaIlable for those committee members mclud Ste- CERTIFIED AMERICAN BOARD OF Rosalind Bonino and Rose OPTICIANRY OPTICIANRY who need help With personal phanie Germack, Diane Evanski. Newcomers Club problems or cnsls Situations. Schoenith and Marge Slezak. - Margze Rems SmIth • An intern program gives We Pay Special Attention To The Grosse Pointe Newcom- Michigan college students a ers Club wJlI hold Its annual chance to participate m super 38th Year C~SEQUOIA Our Customers Needs. progressive dinner Saturday, BOYS and GIRLS 6.15 April 11. The theme of the Eye Examinations Available LIMe. IVe.tJ1:ic& re.e.l'tf/'eac ~~ 1-7 Weeks' Staff Ratio 1 to 4 event will be an old English Emphasis on individual ability • "Family like Atmosphere" "Progressive Banquet" U//Ch-oat. .. • Horsemanship • Cabins,Tents Participants WIll go to differ- DrasticDietModifications StrenuousExercise • CompUler '. SWimmingPool 882-9711 ent members' homes for appe ExpenSivePrograms ~ ~:y ROBERT WELKE. (517) 263-2039 tIZers, a catered dinner and des- CALL: 313-774-6333 19599 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods sert. The afterglow WIll be held 620 CompanyStreet, Adrian,MI 49221 6900 Orchard Lake Rd., Suite 307, West Bloomfield at Tom's Steamer m Grosse Pomte Park Chairmen of the event are Sue and Bruce McCarthy and G.P. North PARENTS CLUB Mary Ellen and Paul Keyes. . Committee members are An- drea and Mike Cansfield, Lisa : and Tom Gorman, Ruth and , Geranium Sale : Tim Gower, Lisa and Gregg : Harris, Karen and Kevm Lied- ~ Fri., May 1 - 2 to 6 p.m. : erbach, Joanne and BIll Muse, : Cindy and Rick Symington and C{1~ Sat., May 2 - 9 a.m. to Noon , Sarah and Greg Wheeler. : Anyone mterested in learn- I \-.1 Pick-Ups at Grosse Pointe North Gymnasium : mg more about the Grosse Free deliveries available in the Grosse Pointe North School District : Pomte Newcomers Club should : call Becky and Mike Hayden at PLEASE FILL OUT ENTIRE FORM TO INSURE ACCURACY! lAST NAME 886-7221 or Liz and Mark Cor- FIRST NAME HOME TELEPHONE NUM8ER .mllie at 886-3907. ADDRESS CITY BUSINESS TELEPHONE NUMBER ITEM AND COLOR FLATS OF B PLANTS .School of Government NO OF FLATS x COST PER FLAT TOTAL Geranium Flals • Irene Red x S15 00 The School of Government • Salmon Pink x $15 00 Inc. Will hold Its annual meet. • P nk :mg and electIOn of officers x S15 00 STUTIGART PARIS NEW YORK MILANO ITEM AND COLOR HANGING BASKETS :Wednesday, Apnl 15, at the NO OF BASKETS x COST PER BASKET Country Club of DetrOIt, Ca- Ivy Geranium Hanging Baskel • Cerise x $1500 .tharme McMullan, public rela- • Pnk x $15 00 :tlons chairman for the group, • Lavendar x $15 00 pomted out that the meeting {!!auic {!O!!ecU[;{E1. • Red x S1 5 00 .date was changed to the third fo~ • Yellow x $15 00 :Wednesday of the month in- • Orange x $15 00 stead of the fourth Wednesday 'Ja!! 1992 New GUinea Impaliens Hang ng Baskel • Red x $15 00 Social hour begms at 11:30 • Salmon x $15 00 am; lunch at 12'30 p.m.; enter. apo'l a,/u"alo • Pink x S15 00 tainment at 1:30 p m !l3r"uH- arock, - ak"l, • lavender x S1500 The program Will be pre. fJ3{O'U'1 8- a",,,h,, sented by Robert Vel' Haeghe, Colors May Vary According ToAvar'8bllty Tolal (Includes sales tax and handling) $ piamst and vocahst d~zO 61(,w 20 President Rosemary Elias of 9f,"'id"y, ~4/n,[ 1- ~ICRO~:;;H-IC-&"EL-E-CT-R-O-NI-C-IM-A-G-E-CO-N"V-ER-S"IO-N-- ...II'-.------", ..."..------.---- <:I=RVIt'I=<: • <:v<:n:uc • ('nl''''''' TAT''''' April 9, 1992 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Grosse Pointe Baptist presents What education is all about musical Maundy Thursday service I;' noted for Its senSItive and By the Rev. Jack E. Giguere The Taylor Umverslty Cho dynamIC renditIOns, Its varied Grosse POinte United Methodist Church rale will present a concert of sacred musIc for the Maundy repertOIre, maturIty of sound It wIll be a glorIOus day for an outdoor college com- Thursday service at Grosse dnd excellent blend The dlrec. mencement. May provides nice weather It was six Pointe Baptist Church Api'll 16 tlOn IS Phlhp K. Kroeker, pro- years ago that we sat m the warm sun on AlbIOn Col. at 7'30 pm fessor of mUSICat Taylor UTI!. lege's beautiful campus craning our heads to catch a VelSlty ghmpse of ow' son m the academic processIOn of sen- The 54.VOlce group, which The publIc IS mvited. The IOrs_ travels extensively In the chUlch IS located at 21336 This year my wife and I will be looking for our Umted States, will present a Mack m Grosse Pomte Woods, vaned program of sacred das whel e Old Eight Mile and daughter When we see her, we'll want to sing agam SICS,hymns and spirituals, by Mack mtersect Phone the for joy. Joy over our children's successful completion of composers rangIng from Bach church at 881 3343 for more In four rIgorous years of study? Yes! Joy over theIr hav. to Duke Ellmgton The chorale fOJmati on mg been selected as outstanding m the major fields of study? Of cow'se! Joy over the prospect of no longer Assembly of God to present 'The Victor' finding bIlls from the college in our maIlbox? You bet! We will want to smg and shout for JOyover all these, The St ClaIr Shores A;sem- the final days of Jesus' earthly but prImarIly for something more. We WIll once more bly of GOOchoir and drama de. Immstry want to stand and smg the praIse of AlbIOn, "My AI. partment WIll present "The The program WIll be mterpre- bIOn," a quality liberal arts college related to the Victor" at 7 p.m on Fnday and ted for the deaf Fnday evenmg Saturday, Apnl 17 and 18 St ClaIr Shores Assembly of Umted Methodist Church. God IS located one block south We live in an age that applauds almost everything The free program begms WIth a resurrectIOn, then of 10 MIle between Little Mack that ISbIg. One in which it is increasmgly dIfficult to guIdes the f\mhence through and Harper m St ClaIr Shores mamtam our confidence In the SIgnIficance of the small. AlbIOn, a quahty small college, makes a SIgnifi- cant contribution all out of proportion to its SIze It of- Caregiver support group meets fers education in values, not Just schoohng, or learn- A Helpmg Hand, a free for health care and other legal ing, or training for a job. monthly support group for mdI- Issues The late Adlai Stevenson used to tell a story about a vlduals carmg for older rela- A Helpmg Hand IS a service prIsoner who saId to his cellmate, "I'm going to study J' tives at home, will meet Tues of A Fnend's House and pro- and improve myself and when you're still a common day, Apnl 14, from 7 to 9 pm VIdes an opportunity for care. thief, I'll be an embezzler." at A Friend's House Adult Day gIvers to share common prob- It's true, you can educate yourself to be a better em- Care Center, 28111 Impenal lems and helpful information Drive m Warren about caring for frail elderly or bezzler, or safe-cracker, or whatever else you want to i0 Vi' mfirm family members in the be. The more educated you get to be In such things, Attorney Sam Serra will dis home For mformation, call the less of a contrIbuting member of the human race Eternal Love cuss durable power of attorney 7516260. you become. The Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church. 19950 My joy In Albion is in the fact that they are con- Mack. will dedicate an original bronze sculpture in its cerned with what a person is, not Just with what a pel'- memorial garden on Sunday. April 12. Alzheimer's support group meets son knows, and with what a person does with what The garden. located on the church grounds since 1983. they know. They understand that opening the minds of is designed Jor burial of the ashes Jrom cremations, The Warren area Alzhei- WIth Alzheimer's dIsease or young people to values and teaching them to use then' Ashes are placed directly into the soil so that they be- mer's support group wIll meet other dementia come part of the living garden. minds in weighing alternatives from whIch to choose is on Monday, Apnl 20, from 10 Group co-leaders are nene what an education is about. The sculpture. Eternal Love. was designed and created a.m. until noon at A Fnend's Zakul-Krupa of the Detroit by Bernadette Zachara. a native of Michigan. House Adult Day Care Center, chapter of the Alzheimer's Dis. In a time when big is thought of as best, I am very 28111 Imperial, in Warren ease and Related Disorders As. grateful for the significant part Albion has played In soclation and Suzanne Szcze- my life, in the life of my son and daughter, and in soci- Couple to Couple League plans classes The group provides support panski-White of A Fnend's ety as a whole. They are fulfilling the words of Ameri- and mformatlOn to family House For information, call can philosopher William James, who said: "I am done The Couple to Couple League Pnvate counseling also will members carmg for relatives 751-6260. with great things and big things, great institutions wIll hold Its next series on nat- be avaIlable. A registration fee and big successes, and 1 am for those tiny, invisible, ural famIly planmng from 2 to mcludes class materials. To 4:30 p.m. Sundays, at St. Ed- molecular, moral forces that work from individual to register or find out more about In the post 6 months individual, creeping through the crannies of the world mund, 14031 12 Mile m War- natUlaI family plannmg, call ren The series continues once a Jim or Carol Berch at 778- like soft rootlets, or lIke the capillary oozing of water, month on May 3, May 31 and HAVE YOU MOVED! yet which, if you give them time, will rend the hardest 4980 ";f( .. ,...... \-. ... _, u -' ...... June 28 monuments of man's pride." BECOME ENGAGED' In the post 3 months Group is for adult children "You Want The Best Care For The One YouLove." HAD A BADY! If you are tryrng to balance the demands of work and fanuly wlule caring for your parent ,. We have lots of local information and over 59 gifts - No strings! from dysfunctional families Calf today for fulf details ... or drop In and visit. CALI SUEMCLINDEN882.1790 An eight-week educatIOn Social worker Patricia Bres. group for adult children from ton WIll help group members CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS dysfunctional families begins examme the roles, rules and reo A center of Lutheran Social Services of Michigan Tuesday, April 14, from 6'30 to latlOnshlps they expenenced as 4950 Gateshead near Mack and Morass 8 p.m, at the Utica office of they were growing up '1W1iom~Oll. Catholic Services of Macomb, The fee is $16 a sessIOn Pre- 881-3374 iii Phone - even if you only moved next door! 45100 Sterritt, near Hall Road evaluation is required For in- Partially funded by the United Way and the Detroit Area Agency on Aging. and M-53 formation, call 254-2900. St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church First English Ev.Lutheran Church o 881-6670 Venuer Rd. at Wedgewood Dr. Christ the King ~~ 375 Lothrop at Chalfont. Grosse Pointe Woods 9'00 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. 884-5040 WORSHIP Lutheran Church Worship 8'30 & 11:00 a m. WorshIp ~ ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 10.10 Education 9.45 a m. Sunday School CHURCH 1Nursery Available Dr Walter A Schnudt, Pastor Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke SERVICES 20475 Sunningdale Park 9 00 am Sunday School & Bible Classes Pastor Paul Owens ~ Grosse Pointe Woods, 884.4820 900& 10 30 am Worslup Scmces GROSSE Redeemer United 5t James Lutheran Church 800 a.m Holy Eucharist 240 10 30 a.m. Choral Euchan 5t and Sermon LENTEN WORSHIP every WED 170 McMillan Rd.• near Kercheval Church School (Nursery AVailable) 1I15am &7 30pm POINTE Chalfonte Methodist Church MId-Week Eucharist 11.30 a m TIll:sday at 20571 VernierJust W. ofI-94 Grosse Pointe Farms The Rev. Robert E. Nelly UNITED Lothrop Harper Woods GRACE The Rev. Jack G. Trembath Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor 884.3075 884.2035 884-0511 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST The Rev. Ruth Clausen Randy S. Boelter, Pastor (I 10:30 a.m. Worslup Kerchevalat Lakepomte CHURCH 8-30 a.m & 11'00 a.m. 9:15 a.m. SWl(laySchool 822-3823 a caring church Worship Sunday School and Worship St. Clare of Montefalco Catholic Church "Messiah Has Come" Grosse Pointe Unitarian 9:30 a.m. Education Hour 10:30 am. Nursery ISprOVided Matthew 16: 13-20 Church t for all ages Palm Sunday - Masses at 700,900,1030 am & Noon Rev.Harvey Reh ReconCIliatIOn Service 7.00 P m. 915 FarnolyWor.ropIYouth Cia ..... "When The Buck J- 1030 Adult EdueabonIYouth AcbvJbes Stopped Here" ~ Robm Abbott, Minister of Nurture Holy Thursday - Mass 7'30 pm 11 15 T radibonal Worshlp 11:00 a.m Service & Church School Good Friday - SeI'Vlce Noon to 3 00 p m. CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE Stations of The Cross at Noon OR ROY R HUTCHEON. PASTOR 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 REV KAREN SCHULTE, ASSOC MIN Rev. John Corrado, Minister CHRIST Celebration of the wrd's PassIOn 1'30 p.m. Holy Saturday - Easter VigJl 730 pm. THE SUBJEcr FOR THIS Grosse Pointe EPISCOPAL Easter Sunday - Masses at 7 00, 9 00, 10 30 a m. & Noon SUNDAY IS: UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 9.00 a.m. Mack Avenue at Whittier, Grosse Pointe Park 885-4960 Worship & Learning Center "Are Sin, D~ease and Death Real?" CHURCH 10.00am. Saturday THE GROSSE PoiNTE MEMORIAL CHURCH A Fnendly Church for All Ages 530 p m. Holy Euehanst Adult Education & Children's 211 Moross Rd. First Church of Christ, Hour EstablIShed 1865 The Presbyterian Church (U.S A.) Grosse Pointe Farms Scientist Palm Sunday 11.00am. we W2lcome\bu 886.2363 800 a.m Holy Euehansl Worship & Church School SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1992 Grosse Pointe Farms, kev. Jack Mannschreck, preachmg 915 a m 1.llurgy of the Palms & Holy Euchanst Dr. Jack Ziegler Palm/Passion Sunday 282 Chalfonte Ave. 9:00a.m. & 11:15 a.m. Worslnp 10.20 am Coffee Hour in Undercroft preaching THE REVEREND DR. V.BRUCE RIGDON, preaching 4 blocks West of Moross 10:15 a.m. Study Classes 11 15a.m Lilurgy of the Palms 9:00 VVorshlp Sunday 10:30 a.m. & Mornmg Prayer Nursery Services Available 10:00 Education for All Ages Sunday School 10:30 a.m. (ITHE UNITED 900.1215 SUpervised Nursery from 9 00 a m. to Noon II :00 VVorship Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 8:45- 12:15 Crib & Toddler Care Available ALL ARE WELCOME METHODIST CHURCH 61 Crosse Pointe Blvd. 313 885-4841 886.4300 rI 8:30-12:30 Coffee & Fellowship JEFFERSON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Grosse Pointe Baptist Church HOLY WEEK SERVICES 8625 E. JetTerson Avenue Thurs, April 16, 6 p m. - Seder DmnerlCommunion 'The Church of the Pointes" Fn, Apn117, Noon - 3 p m. - Meditation & Praycr Maundy Thursday. 7 30 pm ~I J ' LIving out the new life In Christ Fri, April 17,8 p.m. - Tennebrae ServIce Tenebrae, Communion I'II Biblical preachmg + Discipleship groups L Sal, Apnl 18, 7 - 9 p m. - Paschal Vigil \ Good Friday. 1 00 to 2 00 p m MedItation II' Children's ministries + Youth ministries EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES and SpecIal MUSIC .1 D Sunday School: 9:45 am Easter. 11:00 8.m WorshIp rJ~. Morning Worship: 11:00am 7 a m. - Sunnse ServIce by the Lakc Rev. Peter C. Srrnth, pastor ~ Sr. High Youth meet Sundays at 6:30 pm 8:40 - 9 a.m. - Columbarium SefVIcc Sacrament of the Lord's Su pper Jr, High Youth meet Tuesdays at 6:30 pm ,<,;i; , 9 & 11a.m. - Sanctuary Services SpecIal Music 21336 Mack Avenue ~ GPW (Old 8 Mile & MaCk) + 881 3343 . - CommunIOn Bapllsms Nursery Secured Parkmg 822.3456 Community Nursery School8811210 , - - )6 Lakeshore Drive • Grosse PoinIe Fann~ • 882.5330 ~------_.------_...-_---, ------..._------,~-- April 9, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Clubs 58 AAUW presents South Mother's Club holds musical history annual flower sale May 8-9 The Grosse Pomte South begomas The Grosse Pomte branch of High School Mothers' Club Will Stone garden accessorJes, the American Association of hold ItS annual ImpatIens and herbs, Mothers' Club aprons University Women will feature Flower Sale from noon to 7 and many perenmals will be a performance by the Wayne pm Fnday, May 8, and 9 a.m. available on the days of the State University MovlO' Thea- to noon Satwday, May 9, m sale tre at its Apnl meeting the school gym. Order forms are avatlable 10 "RagtIme Remembrances" IS Orders Will be taken unttl local stores, hbranes and a history of ragtime dance and Thursday, Apnl 30, and may schools, or send a check to the turn-of-the-century America be picked up dur10g the sale Grosse Pomte South Mothers' seen through the hves of one of Free dehvery is avatlable for Club With yOW' name, address, the country's best known dance Grosse Pomte reSidents who phone number and deSired teams, Vernon and Irene Cas- order five or more Items Other plant:. to Mothers' Club, 261 tle. delIveries cost $1. Met nweather, Grosse Pomte The show will be at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds from the sale pro Fmms, 48236 Thursday, Apnl 9, at Chnst vide money for scholarshIps For more InformatIOn, call 881- the King Lutheran Church, and student ennchment actLvl 2302 20338 Mack 10 Grosse Pointe tles Woods Flats of 48 ImpatIens plants Garden Club The community is inVited to 10 red, white, coral or pmk are Members of the Deeplands the free performance and re- Committee members who are planning the annual Impatiens and Flower Sale for the Grosse $13. Flats of 48 begonia plants Garden Club WIll meet at 11'30 freshments will be served. Pointe South Mothers' Club are. from left. Judy Grego. Karen Bair. Susie Osborne. Rosemary 10 red, white or p10k are also a m Monday, AprIl 13, at the For more mformatIon about Messacar. Kathy Kurap. Sandy Gentile and Ginny Frendo. Not shown are Cathy Weyhing. An- $13 New Gumea Impatlens home of Maneke Allen VIVian the event, call Aralynn VI- ita Sandercott. Trish Rupert, Kathy Spicer, Coleen Kordas and Kathy Maloney. hanging baskets in red, pmk, Massa Will be co-hostess Doro- nande at 884-1754. For Infor- orange or lavender are $15 thy Huwe WIll p1el>ent a slIde mation about membership 10 each. Pre-orders are reqUired program, "The Undersea Gar- the AAUW, call Charlotte Ada- American Business Women's Association will meet for all sales of Impatiens and dens Around the World" maszek at 882-0966. The Grosse Pomte chapter of provide opportunities for them All employed individuals are the Amencan Business Wom- to help themselves and others eligIble for membership. For en's Association wIll hold its grow personally and profes- further lOformation and reser- TIiE BE&T GIIT It£,ONE Tfu\T Woman's Club monthly meeting Wednesday, SIOnally through leadership, vatIOns, call Arlene at 790- Apnl 15, beginmng With net- education, networking support 6229, or Barbara (evenings) at CliJ\NGE& <£OMEONE'& LIfE The Grosse Po1Ote Woman's working and a social hour at 6 and national recognition. 293-2164. Most people don't realize the power they have when they give a Club Will meet at 12:30 p.m p m. and d10ner at 6.30 p m. gift. Now there IS a practical, creative, and entertaining book to help Wednesday, Apnl 15, 10 the The guest speaker will be you think of the perfect gift. Hard cover $14.95 Grosse Po1Ote War Memorial's Sharon Dunsmore, a consultant Eastpointe ADHD support group GIFT IDEAS: How You Can Change Someone's life Crystal Ballroom. and counselor, who will discuss The EastpOinte Attention The public is invited. A $5 by Betty J. Cinq-Mars - Available in bookstores soon. After a social hour, there will personal stress management. Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder donatIOn is requested from non- Immediately available thru: Kensington Publishing be a brief meeting to nommate Founded in 1949, ABWA is a (ADHD) support group will pre- members of CH.A.D.D. (Child. P.O. 451, Kalamazoo, M149005-0451 officers for next year. Mary natIOnal organizatIOn of more sent Sean Hogan-Downey as its ren with Attention Deficit Dis- Ann Schwartz, program chair- than 100,000 women The mis- guest speaker on Wednesday, orders). For further man, will introduce the Grosse sIOn of the American Business April 15, at the Harper Woods infonnation, call 885-9122. Pointe Senior Men's Music Women's ASSOCIation IS to High School Auditorium, 20225 Makers. bring together businesswomen Beaconsfield, from 7:30 to 9 Members who plan to inVite of diverse backgrounds and to guests should make reserva- p.m. The topic to be discussed: General Josiah tions by calling 882-8232 or "Self-Esteem and ADHD." 885-4994 before Saturday, April Garden Association Hogan-Downey is a clinical Harmar, NSDAR 11. Members who plal1 to at- SOCIalworker engaged in mari- tend the installation luncheon The Grand MaraIS branch of tal and famIly therapy for pe0- The General Josiah Harmar and fashion show May 20 at the Women's NatIonal Farm ple who are COpingwith parent- chapter of the National Society Lochmoor Club should make and Garden Association wIll Ing, famIly adjustments to of the Daughters of the Ameri- reservations early by calling meet Monday, April 13, at the illness, COnflICtsabout specific can Revolution will hold Its Avis Beemer at 881-3615 home of Mrs. Milton Weed. Co- famIly life stages, chemical de- spnng meeting at the home of hostesses will be Mrs. Chnton pendency and sexual concerns_ Florence Moore Davis Satur- Hardy and Mrs. Frank Welcen- She also conducts seminars for day, April 11, at noon. Men's Garden bach The group WIll have an lOdividuals, couples, and fami- The theme of the meeting , auctIOn, "Bloom1Ogs, Baked lies will be historical. Mrs. John Club of G.P. Goods and Baubles." Lee will speak on "A Trip to Artists Association Blennerhassett Island." The Men's Garden Club of Grosse Pointe will present Paul E. Rieke, professor of crop and Herb Society The Grosse Pomte ArtiSts Alpha Chi Omegas soli sciences at Miclugan State ASSOCIationwill be Jurymg for Epsilon Epsilon chapter of University, at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- potential new members on Rosemary Bay Will present a Alpha Chi Omega will meet day, April 16, at Brownell MId- Monday, Apn113. program, "Edible Flowers," to Jointly with members of Delta dle School, in the cafetena the members of the Grosse Any Grosse Pointe artist who Zeta sorority at 7:30 p.m. Rieke is one of two men who PolOte unIt of The Herb SocIety IS interested In becOmIng a Thursday, April 9, at the home will be responsible for growing of Amenca at ItS general meet- member, call Mrs. Linthorst- of Judy Christian in Grosse grass indoors at the PontIac Sil- 109 on Tuesday, Apnl 14, at 7 Homan at 881-9085_ Pomte City. The speaker will verdome for the 1994 World p m at the Grosse Pomte Acad- be from the Detroit Institute of Cup Soccer Garnes. He has emy. Meetings are held monthly Arts. For reservations, call been teaching turfgrass SOlI Co-hostesses for the evening except during the summer, and Donna Weinle at 882-2569. management for 25 years and Will be Karen Ream and Jackie mclude artist demonstratIons, has pioneered research on fer- Beck. diSCUSSionsand critiques tllity for sod productIOn at MSU. Someone You Love Can Use Our Help His toPiC will be "How Green Is Your Grass?" Our reputation is for compassionate caring. The program is free and the public is invited. Refreshments 1 REGISTERED \,URSES • LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES "URSES -\IDES • LIVE-IN COMPANIONS will be served. L':>.. o Prlvate homes • Hospital or nursing homes Grand Marais <5-L) • 24-hour • Full or part-time coverage Questers to meet ~~~ o Bonded and insured V 263.0580 The Grand Marais chapter of Sm,t 1980 Questers wlll meet at the home of Jean Doelle on Friday, April 10, at 9:30 a.m. NURsiNG UNliMiTEd The hostess will present a ••• .•. INCORPORATED slide program on the Barcelona St. Paul Catholic Church Member MichIgan Home Health Assoclatfon architect, Antomo Gaudl, who 157 Lake Shore Rd. was a great 10fluence on other Spanish artists at the end of HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE the 1890s and early 1900s. Individual Confessions Saturday, April 11 - 11:00 a.m. Genealogical Communal Penance Services: A new year, Society discussion Saturday, April.Il - 4:00 p.m. Monday, April 13 -7:30 p.m. "The blue and gray: Learn- Tuesday, April 14 -7:30 p.m. a new you... ing more about your ClVlI War ancestors" wIll be discussed by HOLY THURSDAY, APRIL 16 Steve Mrozek at 10 a m. Satur- Each year you say you'll We provide ... day, Apnl 11 In Wayne State No mornmg Masses today take off those extra pounds. Umversity's McGregor Center, Evemng Mass of the Lord's Supper - 7.30 p.m. as part of a local history confer- Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until Midnight And each year you are • medIcal superYlSlOn ence sponsored by the Detroit somewhat successful, but • nutrition and exercise mstruction Society for GenealogICal Re- GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 17 you still have not found the search. TRE ORE SERVICES; LIturgy of the Lord's PassIOn followed solution to keeping the • beha"oral counselmg and group Mrozek IS the curator of the by Stations of the Cross by Marcel Dupre Dossm Great Lakes Maritime Wlth Poems by Paul Claudel weight off. support Museum Registration, coffee • a program to meet your needs hour and book exhibits Will be HOLY SATURDAY APRIL 18 aVailable at 9 a m For further No Communion SeTVIceor ConfesSIOnstoday lOformatIon, call 642-7953. messing of Food 1000 am. Stol,] All from a name you can trust. Easter Folk Mass 5 00 P m. Easter Vigil 7 30 - 9 30 p.m. John For EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 18 MASSES: Hospital and Call 343-SLIM to register for a • • (No 7 00 a.m. Mass today) REPRINTS Sunnse Ma<;<.;, ITontof church 6.30 am Medical Center free orientatIOn. • 0{ Editorial Photos • 8'3r, 1000, 11:30 am. & 100 p.m. C~IJ • Adc1ltlOnalMass 11.45 a.m. In cafetena. -• 882-6090 • ••• I''., ------...... ~----- .. ~------llIIInn.... 1 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION <::~,nJIf"tc ,. eVC'True- _ f'lon a U"\oI II ...... ~""' .. Weddings Apnl 9, 1992 Grosse pointe News dId J FitZgibbon of Grosse Hoboken, NY., and the can-ied white dendrobium or- Pomte Park, manled KevIn groom's SiSters, Amy Hayde of chids Bernard-Benoit Richard Hayde, son of Mr and Frederick, Md., and Erin Sarah Heenan Bel'nard, MIs Vmcent R Hayde of Day. The groom's mother wore a Hayde of Columbus, OhIO. daughter of Sally and WaIte,' ton, OhIO, on Oct 26, 1991, at putty-colored chemise with an V Bernard Jr of Grosse Pomte the Grosse Pomte Academy Attendants wore forest green over.the.shoulder drape ac. chapel velvet tea-length dresses With cented by beaded tassels She Farms, marl'led Lt DaVId Andre BenOJt of Sunnyvale, The Rev Rupert Dorn offiCI sheer chiffon sleeves They car- carried white dendroblUm or- Cahf, son of Deborah and Rich- ated at the 4 p m cel emony, ned nosegays of dendrobium chids. ard O. BenOIt of JacksonVille, which was followed by a lecep orchids, Iihes, iris and roses in Readers were Leshe Fulk Fla , on Jan 24, 1992, m a mIl. tlOn at the Gl'OssePomte Yacht Jewel tones of red, purple, fuch. George of Chicago and Tony Itary weddmg at St Paul Cath- Club SIa, yellow and orange. Cristiano of Dayton. Accompa- ohc Church The bl'lde WOle a white sIlk msts were DaVid Wagner on The Rev Patl'lck Sullivan of satm organza gown fedtU1ll1g Stephen Hardy of Cmcmnatl the organ and Bill Beger on the UniversIty of Notre Dame an off the shoulder neckline was the best man. trumpet offiCiated at the 5'30 p m cere and a bodIce accented by Groomsmen were Jim Klunk mony, whIch was followed by a beaded 01 ganza motifs that The bnde earned a bachelor of Cmcmnatl, the groom's receptIOn at the Detl'OIt Ath- matched her headpiece She of arts degree m SOCiologyand brother, Bnan Hayde of Grand letIC Club can-led roses, gmdemas and a master of science degree m Rapids, and the bnde's broth- The bnde WOle her mother's sweet stock wrapped WIth bows child and famIly studies from Mr, and Mrs. Kevin Richard ers, Shawn Fitzgibbon of New weddmg dIess, a floor-length, of white tulle Miami Umverslty Hayde York City, Timothy Fitzgibbon short sleeved sIlk organza gown Lt, and Mrs. David Andre The matron of honor was of Harper Woods and Bryan The groom earned a bachelor which featured a ballerma Benoit Heather Amberg SlInmet of Fitzgibbon- FitZgibbon of Grosse Pomte of arts degree in psychology necklme, a fitted bodice embrO! can-led a cascade of white ro- Grosse Pomte Woods Park from Miami Umversity He IS a dered WIth Vemce lace, pearls ses, step '1anotl s and EnglIsh Bl'ldesmalds were Ha~'Ue 01. Hayde The mother of the bnde wore program manager for CORE and seqUinS, and a chapel- Ivy IIson of Grosse POInte Fal ms, a two-piece dress With a bro- lnc m Cmcmnatl length tram Her Juliet cap of The bnde's SIster, Kathleen Carey Jean Fitzgibbon, Pab ICla Poppenberg of Cleve- cade Jacket m shades of gold, The couple traveled to Ha- Vemce lace and pearls held a Bernard Boll of Grosse Pomte daughter of Dr and MIs Don land, Elizabeth Fallarme of pwple and forest green. She wall They live m Cmcmnatl fingeltlp IllUSIOnveIl and she Park, was at" of honor Engagements Affordable the Umversity of Detroit With a Spaid-Hindle bachelor of science degree m house cleaning MI and MI s RIchard il) E accountmg She IS an accoun f' Spaid of Ann Al bOJ have an- tant for Pointe VIdeo from people nounced the engagement of Wysocki earned a bachelor of thell' daughtel, Law'a ElIza- science degree in finance from you can beth Spaid, to John Patrick Ithaca College. He IS a stock Hmdle, son of Mary E Hmdle broker With First of Michigan trust. of St Clair Shores, formerly of CO!P Grosse Pomte Woods, and the If) ou've put off High school student~ from around late Wilham P Hmdle An the world are coming to Amenca callmg a house Apnl weddmg ISplanned thISAugust Each one looks for- ~"a cleanmg selYlce ward to lJvmgWitha canng Amen- "\,ou'te g~nll because you can host famIly oveus don t want a You could be one of these famIlIesI • .' • stranger In your DIscover another culture without leavmg home, and share your own .- home country m a fun & fascmatmg way Its tIme to meet All students are fully Insured,bnng Karen Mary McNamara and theirownspendingmoney.dndhave studiedEnglJshInthelrnallve coun- merlY Thomas Anthony Meier Elizabeth Ellen Heitman and tnes For more mformatlOlI call. maids. McNamara- Kurt John Schneider of Grosse Pointe Farms have The USA's Meier announced the engagement of house deamng experts her daughter, Elizabeth Ellen Virginia Flcan a McNamara of Grosse Pomte Woods and Heitman, to Kurt John Schnei- 777-3990 • der, son of Dr and Mrs John Paul F McNamara of St. Clair EFEF EdllcatlOnalFoundatIOn R Schneider of Grosse Pomte for Fore!gn Stud~ have announced the engage- Shores A May wedding IS FoundatIOn a non prf1fit orgamzatlOlI FREE ESTIMATES! ment of thell' daughter, Karen planned , ' Mary McNamara, to Thomas Heitman is a graduate of Anthony Meier, son of Mr. and Loyola Umversity She IS a Mrs Lawrence A Meier of Laura Elizabeth Spaid and marketmg analyst Tough Times Don't Last. Novi An August weddmg IS John Patrick Hindle planned Schneider IS a graduate of Spaid graduated from the the UnIversIty of Michigan He McNamara graduated from Umverslty of Texas, where she ISan advertising account execu- Michigan State Umverslty, Good f1, earned a bachelor of arts de- tIve for Campbell-Ewald. where she earned a bachelor of gree. She IS a software sales arts degree m commUnication consultant for Imagine Multi- Engaged? arts and sciences She IS a bUSI- media Inc in Ann Arbor Furrie ness development manager at Hmdle gI-aduated from the Schelleack- Married? Ghafan AssOCiates Inc., an ar. Umverslty of Michigan, where chltectw'alJ engIneerIng firm m he earned a bachelor of arts Wysocki Announce it Llvoma Do. degree He IS a finanCial consul JacquelIne T Schelleack of Meier attended MIchigan tant fO! Tisch Inc m Ann Ar- St Clair Shores has announced in the State Umverslty and graduated bor the engagement of her daugh- from Lawrence TechnologIcal Grosse Pointe ter, Lucy Schelleack, to Mat- Umverslty, magna cum laude, thew Wysocki, son of Dr, Ray- With a degree m computer m- News Heitman- mond and Amelia Wysocki of formatIOn systems He works Grosse Pomte Shores. 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SYSTEMS • r.ON~1l1 TATln", 88 April 9, 1992 Entertainment Grosse pointe News Delicious lamb will put spring in your step this season Cultivate dmnel table dazzle mg the cool flavors of cucum this season with a food nearly bel s, hme JUice and Cilantro synonymous with spnng - d~ With the spiCe of cumm, pa- lectable fresh American lamb pnka and cayenne, these sa- Perhaps It IS the mystIque of VOl)' American lamb chops are Elegant the "SPImg" lamb or possibly marinated and grilled m less the hlstoncal slgl1lficance of than 20 minutes, then served Selvlng lamb for Eastel and \Ilth qumoa or blown rice Passovel that encourages peo salad Eating pie to zealously add It to the Add your favOllte grIlled veg menu thIs time of the year etables, and bnng the freshness Whatever the reason, the tradl of the Splmg season right to tlon of eating lamb m Splmg vour table By Irene H. Burchard remains strong even m the Because of Its natural tender- 1990s ness, lamb IS Ideal for outdoor 2 t ground cumin 1t salt FOItunately, the mdustry has cookmg The favonte for the 2 t paprika 114 t ground pepper made several ImplOvements on ~'T111 and rotissene IS a butter- 1t salt 2 medium onions sliced the lamb of old FOI one, you no flied leg of lamb but other cuts 1/4 t cayenne pepper 3 T butter longer have to search for hke loms, shoulder and nb 4 cups cooked quinoa or 1/2 cup sour cream "spnng" lamb whIch once Ie chops, leg steaks and nbs grill brown rice 2 T crumbled Roquefort felled to lamh dVdllable from \1 ell, too, as do kabobs and 1-1/2 cups diced cucumber cheese the first Monda \ JI1 March lamb pattIes 1/2 cup finely diced red on- 1 T butter through the fil st Monday m 111m chops, steaks and roasts ion 1 T chopped parsley Octobel Now, lamb appear" before cookmg to ehminate In medium bowl, combme 011, 2 T flour yea! lound, but stili helps smoke and fil'e flare ups Place hme juice, cilantro, green on- In medIUm bowl, mix lamb, sprmg menus bloom with good lamb on a rack four inches ion, cumin, paprika, salt and salt and pepper Shape Into 6 taste Tender and succulent, flam coals Cook to deSIred de. cayenne; diVIde mIxture in half patties BroIl 3-4 mches from lamb goes lUSCIOuslywIth the gree of doneness. Place lamb in non-metal con- source of heat, 3-5 minutes on season's buddmg frUlts and Chops, steaks, and patties tainer, pour half of marinade each SIde or until desired done- vegetables. must be turned over halfway over chops, cover and refriger- ness Thanks to Iecent changes in through cooking Turn kabobs ate 4 hours or overnight. In small skillet, saute onions inch thick (about 3-112 serve mannade. the mdustry, lamb also comes over several tImes and butter- In medium bowl, combine m butter untIl soft, remove and pounds) Place steaks on broiler rack to you leanel than evel m a flied legs every 10 minutes. qumoa or brown rice, cucum- keep warm. In small saucepan, varIety of smaller cuts, well Amellcan lamb IS especIally 1 can (8-112 ounces) crushed 3-4 mches from heat source bers and red omon. Toss with mIX together Roquefort, butter, BroIl 14.18 mmutes or untIl de. tnmmed and ready for qUlck good If basted dunng grIlling remaming mannade; cover and pineapple, undrained parsley and flour. Stir in sour SIred doneness; brush fre- and easy preparatIOn - perfect If sauce contams sugar or other refrigerate. 1 package (10 ounces) rasp- cream Heat and stir 1 minute quently with marinade; turn for today's contemporary fam- mgredlents that burn easily, Grill or broil lamb chops 4 berry, thawed or until Just warmed and once. Ily ThIS year, check your su- baste only durmg last half hour Inches from source of heat, 8 to For marinade, combme 1/4 shghtly thickened. To serve, Place about 1/4 cup of each permarket meat case for lamb of grilling 10 minutes on each side, bast- cup pmeapple JUIce and rose- place sauteed onions on lamb puree around each lamb steak marked "CertIfied Fresh Amer- mg occasionally with marinade mary. Place lamb steaks m South American Grilled patties and spoon Roquefort serving. Ican Lamb" ThIs new stamp Serve with qumoa or brown marinade Cover and refrIger- sauce on top. Serves 6 Each steak yields 6 ounces guarantees that the product Lamb Chops nce salad. ate at least 30 minutes or over- cooked meat and 378 calories you are buymg IS the leanest 1 cup olive oil Note: Gnll assorted vegeta. Lamb Steaks in Fruit ni~ht; turn steaks occaSIOnally. per 3-ounce servmg. Makes four and highest quality available 1/2 cup fresh lime juice bles such as bell pepper and Puree Puree pineapple with 3/4 cup servmgs Today's lamb couldn't be any 8 fresh American lamb loin corn on the cob along with 1-1/2 cups pineapple juice, pineapple Juice m blender or easier to prepare, especIally one chops, cut 1-112 inch thick lamb. Irene Burchard's Elegant Eat- divided food processor untIl smooth. Set of the season's most zesty 1/2 cup minced cilantro mg column and Elzzabeth Walk- 2 t dried rosemary leaves, aside. Puree raspberries until dIshes, "South Amencan 1/2 cup thinly-sliced green Roquefort Lamb Patties er's Blblro-Flle run on alternate crushed smooth. Drain steaks and re- weeks m this space. Grilled Lamp Chops" Combm onion 2 pounds ground lamb 4 lamb center steaks, cut 1 MOT ...... ;...;.;.;..::.:....:.::.:.;:....;.;.;:..;...;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;:;.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.;.:.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.:.;.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.:.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.;.:.;.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.'Exhibit and forum discuss role From page 7B Broadway leadmg man Ron our subscribers but actually de- packages by selecting the pro- of women in the auto industry created DetrOIt-based Metropoh- Rames crease subscription prices in ductIOns and performance dates From the interior upholster- cial and economic history of the tan Ballet Theatre III the 4,300 "I am dehghted to announce some categories These strate- they prefer. Custom Plan sub- ers of the 1910's and '20s to the metropolitan Detroit area. MaSOnIC Temple Theatre, the our 1992/93 season To see us gies will assure that Michigan SCrIbers will have the same full deSIgners and engineers of to- In conjunction with the open- first profeSSIOnal productIOn m through the receSSIOn, we are Opera Theatre remains strong exchange pnvileges as tradi- day, the role of women m the ing of the "No Such Thing As DetrOIt In thIrty years of Mere offermg a season whIch IS sure and secure, so that in future tional subSCribers, and will be dlth WIlson's smash hit musI- automotive mdustry IS being Women's Work" exhibition, a to dehght the first-time or years we can continue to pre- seated immedIately after full explored through an exhIbition pubhc forum will be held on cal "The' MUSIC Man", and a many-tIme opera-goer, because sent adventurous repertory, "'season, fall and spring subscri- and forum to be held at the De- Saturday, AprIl 11, from 10 [email protected]\VilrutJe,("tprrBroadway of the poptIlanty m'the freper. such as our- 'Adriadne''auf Nax. C\1SOO'ffl"'!Plansare a\Tail- -tfoit'Historical Museum. 1 a.m. noon. It will composer-Iynclst Stephen Sond- '-}is. until begin tory and outstanding artists," os' of 1991 and thIS season's able for all sections of the Opening Fnday, April 10, with the film "WIth Babies and helm, "SIde by Side by Sond- DIChiera said 'Kmg Roger.''' house, except the Inner Circle. the exhIbItIon, "There's No Banners," which exammes the helm," featurmg PaIge O'Hara, "I am partICularly pleased Subscnptions are available Prices range from $22 for a Such Thmg As Women's Work: important role of women m the the VOice of Beauty m the that we WIll be able to hold all for the fall season at the FIsher two-performance Custom Plan Women At Work In The Auto- 1937 General Motors sit-down Academy Award wmnmg DIS- tIcket pnces at their current Theatre of two productions, for subscription to $282 50 for an mobile Industry," is an over- strike in Detroit. Following the ney film "Beauty and the levels, and that our new Cus- the sprmg season at the Ma- Inner Circle full season opening view of women's experiences in film will be a panel discussion Beast," teleVISIOn soap and tom Plan subscrIptions wIll not somc Temple of three produc- night subscription DetrOIt's automotive mdustry. moderated by WDET radio per- stage actor BIll Hayes and only prOVIdemore flexlblhty for tions, mc1uding a new Sunday For brochure and season sub- The exhIbition also is a pre. sonality Nkenge Zola. matinee series, and for the full scnption benefits, wnte. 1992/ vIew for the exciting and ambI- season of five productions 93 Season, Michigan Opera tious "Motor City" exhibition, Admission to the pubhc Adchtionally, subscnbers may Theatre TIcket Services Office, the first sectIOn of whIch is due forum IS free. The Detroit HIS. now choose from a new Custom 6519 Second Avenue, DetrOIt, to open at the Detroit Hlston- torical Museum, a Detroit His- Plan which allows them to cre- MIch. 48202, or call 874-SING cal Museum in 1993 and which toncal institutIon, IS located at ate their own series of two, For group sales mformation, WIll focus on the Impact of the 5401 Woodward at Kirby in the three, four or five performance call 874-7889 automotive industry on the so- UniverSIty Cultural Center. SPARKY @' HERBERTS ST.MAITHEW PASSION - BACH EA&TEQ BRUNell Christ Church Chorale and Orchestra Celebrate Easter at Sparky's The Choir of Boys and Girls Four Seatings: lOAM, 11:30 AM 1 PM & 2:30 APRIL 17, 1992 Buffet or Ala Carte This is probably the most famous view in Russia: the Krem- Christ Church 7:30 P.M. 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. lin. Red Square, and St. Basil's cathedral. The word "kremlin" From $4.95 to $12.95 Grosse Pointe Farms TIckets at the door $10.<:X1.I in the Russian language means "fortress" or "citadel:' There Reservations Requited are many "kremlins" in Russia, but the Moscow Kremlin is the L-- Call 8 2 2- 0 2 6 6 ---J most famous as shown in Raphael Green's new film "Russia - Murmansk to Mt. Ararat:' Experience Russia on film FULL MENU NOW AVAILABLE FOR CARRY. OUT The Grosse Pomte Adventure Petersburg Senes presents many examples The film IS $4.25 and begins 7 DAYS A WEEK of....glasnost" and "perestrOika" at 8 p m. The ethmcally coordi- .whlle taking an m-depth look nated dinner IS $14 and begins TO PLACE YOUR ORDER CAll at how the RUSSIan people at 6.30 p.m The menu for the work, live, play and pray on evemng mcludes RUSSIan appe- 15117 KERCHEVAL 822-0266 GROSSE POINTE PARK Monday, Apnl 20, at the tizer plate, Georgian chIcken Grosse Pomte War Memonal breasL with sour prune sauce, nce pIlaf WIth almonds and se- Filmmaker Raphael Green same seeds, Ice cream and narrates hIS triP to Moscow, the sugar powdered Armenian Caspian Sea, GeorgIa, Yalta, cookieS For more mformatlOn, ORIGINAL DOWN UNDER TASTE the Black Sea, Ukrame and St call 881 7511 4 GIAN~ ~JPjENHNG SIPIECglJ~ Visit Holland's Tulip Festival SPIRITS & EATERY 293.1410 • 293-1412 30750 little Mack, (south of 13 Mile) Roseville 1 ~Roll See authentIC DULL!">cos hance your garden - Choice of Six Varieties - tumes, Klompen dancer", and The day will mc1ude a tnp to mllhons of tulIps at Holland's MAKE YOUR Beef • Ham • Chicken' vegetarian) the DeKlomp Wooden Shoe and Jumbo Wallydog • or with cheese annual celebratIOn of Its DutcJ-, Delft Factory Watch craftsmen ( heritage on Tuesday, May 12, carve wooden shoes and see art. EASTER RESERVATIONS from 7 a m to 11 P m on a ISts pourIng, handpamtmg and . _.1.~!J!~~'!!.~~~...!,~p_.._. Grosse Pomte War Memonal finng the famous blue and TODAY - 293-1410 sponsored trip whIte delftware Afterward :ONLY $1.95 (reg. $3.60) : A costumed gUlde WIll ('xtend take a nde on the restored EARLY BIRD 'DINN'ERS"j h ~~ ... ~ ... .;.=:- .... ~f~\ a warm Dutch welcome a~ the 1924 Herschel Spellman carou. - EASTLAND FOOD COURT- group pnJoys a plcmc lunch and sel .stt & y: v: <: h~, < T fh S8I • 3fQ.,~.~~"<"~~,stnlfA 1lt1'" m, 1/2 lb. of goodness from Australia to you. then tours the elg'ht mIles of Enter our grand opening drawing too! tulip lanes that Ime the streets Dmner WIll complete the day LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING -10 Prizes- With color VISit Veldheer's, Tlckpts are $69 and mclude 4 Nights A Week Holland's only tulip farm, to motorcoach. all actlV1tles, box Il,my III offCI CXI'IICS 5-15-92 admire the planted garden lunch and dmner For more m- CATERING TO YOUR HOME or BUSINESS PARTIES beds, then order tulips to en- formatIOn, call 881-7511. • In Market East at Eastland • • ------I I 1 April 9, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 98 I Aiello is compelling 'Ruby' By Marlan Trainor Long Good Friday," keeps Ruby meets an attractive, sexy SpecIal Writer Ruby on the move in a senes of blond who calls herself Candy The bough of history is bent contrasting scenes that flash m Cane (Sheirlyn Fenn). He has once again to dramatize the kaleIdoscope fashion from Dal- no ulterior motives but she most controversIal tragedy of las to New Orleans to Cuba to warns him that she has no thIs century in "Ruby," a fasci- Vegas to Washmgton, D.C, money to glVe - or anything natmg blend of fact and fictIon. and back to Dallas else eIther. Ruby accepts their It is not as studied as "JFK" Ruby IS portrayed as a com- long, platomc relationshIp dur- and IS not meant to be. British plex character who was kmd to mg whICh she becomes hiS fea- director John MacKensie and down-and-outers but emotion- ture act. the English writer Stephen ally unreliable. Possessed of a He is surprised also by a Davis candidly describe it as violent temper, he mercilessly VISIt from hIS former Chicago speculative fictIOn. And to beats up a road rider who calls mob friends who order hIm to make sure the audience real- Ruby's Club Carousel a sleaze fly to Cuba to spnng a Mafia izes that much of the film is Joint Ruby finishes with a big shot from prison. When warnmg: "Make this the last they order him to shoot the time you take out your disap. man just freed, Ruby refuses •••••• pointment WIth life on Jack and shoots the connection m- Ruby." stead. We first meet Ruby as a Dal- Danny Aiello stars in the compelling "Ruby:' las stnp-Jomt owner who IS ob- That independent act Im- Film sessed WIth keepmg Amenca presses the bosses and he is in- gant supper club in Washmg- the conspIracy WIde open Fenn, who moves up in the free from commumsm That vited to a Las Vegas gathering ton, D.C. Instead, he shoots Lee world from being a stnpper to makes him an easy target for of the mob and IS also wired by ThIs is just fine WIth the mob Harvey Oswald (Wl1he Garson) an upscale Washington night- •••••• the Costa Nostra and the CIA the CIA. Sam Giancana (Car- who see Cane as a way to get The rest IS history. club chanteuse, gives an out- mme Candl) asks mm to de. to the president. AIello plays Ruby With en- conjecture, Jack Ruby (Danny who seek to enlist his services standmg performance. liver poISOned cigars to FIdel This is November 1963. On ergy and passion. He IS su- Aiello) in an openmg scene is toward the same ends and are In a cast of memorable char- Castro. The CIA wants him to Nov. 22, President and Mrs. premely confident m hIS role of shown wondering, "Maybe not above reminding him that acters, Arliss Howard stands hIS past could be used to de- shoot the Cuban leader with a Kennedy arrive m Dallas and double agent for the mob and out as Maxwell, who is a POSSI' none of It happened. Maybe it government-issue rifle. are met with cheering crowds. the CIA, whICh makes it diffi- was all a dream" stroy hIS new hfe in Dallas. ble member of both the CIA Ruby, at one tIme, had been Cane is invited to go along to Ruby IS watching from a wm- cult for him to accept the ver- and Mafia. His adroit question- In "JFK," Oliver Stone con- perform for the Vegas gather- dow. He feels an uneasiness he dict. He regarded himself a sidered various theones con- involved m pimping, narcotics mg of Ruby IS both pointed and ing. While there, a group ar- can't explain when he hears hero When hIS lawyer tnes to humorous cerning President John F. Ken- and income tax evasion. rives by helicopter. It is the shots get him to enter a plea of in- "Ruby" is an mtensive reap- nedy's assassination. "Ruby" The mob doesn't hesitate president and his entourage. The assassination is Ruby's samty he refuses and we leave pares down the extent of the al- praisal of events without an either to remind him of what After Candy performs, she is undomg. He goes berserk He him screammg at the end, over-abundance of historical de- leged conspiracy to more man- happens to members who fall to mvited to the preSIdent's table. knows it ISthe work of the mob through the bars of hIS cell, ageable proportIOns. tail. But it's most notable at- "dehver the message." Over a And through his connectIOns with some participation by the "I'm Jack Ruby You don't own MacKensie, who made "The traction is AIello who IS splen- cup of coffee at a bus stop, she becomes a singer in an ele- CIA and he threatens to blow me!" did as the anti-hero Ruby. ,Neil Simon masterpiece plays at Golden Lion Neil Simon's "Fools," one of !!. the most delightful plays aut- 1'/ hored by the master play- , wright, concludes the 10th sea- son of dinner theater at the , Golden Lion Restaurant. The comic masterpiece opens • on Friday, April 10, and runs Friday and Saturday evenings through Saturday, May 30. The show will be produced by Dennis Wickline Productions Inc, which has produced all 10 , seasons of dinner theater at the I Golden Lion and is currently Viennese waltz workshop ~ celebrating its 12th anniver- In a special prelude to the day, May 2, there will be more sary season overall. annual Spring Viennese Ball, a waltzers than ever. Waltz to "Fools" tells the story of Ku- Viennese waltz workshop has the lilting music of the "Jo- lyenchikov, a village mIIRI.1s~a' been designed to 'Put the lilt of hann Strauss Salon ..Qrchestra':. which is cursed with stupidity. the waltz into your step and from 8'30 p.m. to midni,l:fht. ~~t at the end of the 19th cen. the romance of the music mto >" , the play focuses on a your heart In order to have the most tea er, Leon Tolchinsky, who The class, Instructed by is summoned to educate the space for dancing, all tables Lillian Forrest, will meet on will seat eight. Indicate who daughter of the local doctor. Tuesdays and Thursdays, from ) Upon arriving, Leon senses you WIsh to be seated with , 7:30 to 9 pm., April 14-30, at when purchasing your ticket. I' that something is different the Grosse Pomte War Memo- ~, about Kulyenchikov, "perhaps An hors d'oeuvres buffet will be rial. Class IS $45 a couple for served at the end of the fIrst "\file dialect IS different in this The complete cast of "Fools" at the Golden Lion Dinner Theatre April IO-May 30 is. from left: four seSSIOns Molly Johnson-Dodge as Yenchna. Doug Richardson as Leon, Jann Hight as Lenya, Stan New . mtermission Soft drinks will .!part of the country," he sur- Then, when the melodious man as Dr. Zubritsky. Richard Davis as Count Youskevitch, and (seated) Kathleen LIetz as So- be available. Formal attire sug- .ses. He then meets Sophia strains of the Viennese waltz ubritsky, the doctor's daugh- phia. gested Tickets are $30 a per- dnft through the beautuul son. -ter, and falls madly in love. tlus production. Stan Newman Golden Lion in ''The Kmg and able. Group rates and perfor- Fnes Ballroom for the annual Unfortunately, because of a and Jann lhght, veterans of For more information, call I," completes the cast as mances are also available. Spe- Sprmg VIennese Ball on Satur- 881-7511. town curse, Leon only has one several shows at the Golden Yenchna, the local vendor. It is CIal semor citizen group rates day to educate her or he will be Lion, portray Doctor and Lenya directed by Wickline are available for Friday perfor- 0 o cursed with stupidity himself. Zubritsky, Sophia's parents mances only. Portraying Leon is Doug Richard Davis, seen last year Price for the evening is AIRPORT LIMOUSINES Richardson, a veteran of RIch- at the Golden Lion as Dr. Wat- $24.95 which includes dinner, The Golden Lion Restaurant - AS LOW AS $19.001 • mond Community Theatre. son in "Sherlock Holmes is show, tax, and gratuity. Cock- is located at 22380 Moross, to or from Cily or Metro per person Kathleen LIetz, who has pro- Commg To Dinner," will ap- tails begin at 7 p.m., dinner at near Mack, in Detroit across trayed Sophia on two other oc- pear as Count Gregor, and 7:30 p.m. with the show follow- from St. John Hospital. For fur- Complement your air travel casions for other groups, will Molly Johnson-Dodge, seen as mg dessert at approxnnately ther information and reserva- reprise her role as Sophia in Lady Tluang this season at the 8:30 p.m. Gift tickets are avail- tions, call 886.2420 'The Grapes of Wrath' concludes Hilberry's season "The Grapes of Wrath," For tickets and Information, Frank Galati's stage adaptation call the Hilberry Theatre box of John Steinbeck's classic office at 577-2972. novel, will conclude the HH- berry Theatre's 29th season. It will play through May 16. Door to Door Service and limousine Luxury - at Van Rates! The Tony.award winning ad- aptation follows the Joad fam. Cal 882-2520 or 1-800-828-3994 ily as they make their epic journey from the scorching o EMEQALD LIMOU&INE, INC. dustbowl of Oklahoma to the lush vineyards of California in search of a better life. Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre They face unbeatable odds presents the award-winrung musICal with indomitable courage as they travel in and out of mi- grant camps and encounter m- creasingly difficult situations along the way. The play is a tribute to the determination and strength of the human spirit and its will to survive. ''The Grapes of Wrath" is di- ~ rected by Anthony SchmItt, RAM'S HORN who recently directed "Les li- RESTAURANT I , ~:) II 1 aisons Dangereuses" at the Hil- 885.1902 I I • r. ~"~ 17410 MACKATST CLAIR berry. Set design is by Kim WillJam FrIes AudltorlUm, 32 Lake Shore Dr. Weber Lee, with constumes by Special BIG DEAL MEALS Matmee performances: Wendela K. Jones. Thomas H. 11AM .10PM Saturdays, May 9th 8e 16th l.OOp.m. Schraeder is designing the Entree Plus Plus at lights and John Woudstra is Potato Soup Choc Veg or Everung performances: designmg the sound. & Carrot Roll Salad Cake Saturday, May 9th, 6:00p m Heading the 28-member cast, 3.99 4.99 5.99 Sunday, May 17th, 7 OOp m which includes all Hilberry act- WEIGHT Senior Citizen ing company members, eight WATCHERS Age 60 TIckets are ava.1la.ble at Wayne State University under. Frosted Treat Discount 10% & Desserts Mml~~m Order The Grosse Pomte W8:!' Memoria.l- graduate actors and two child La eal Menu 250 881-7511 actors, will be Lance RetaIlick, P!Ioto by PatnCla Clay NOW AVAILABLE Students 8e semal'S $5.00 Nancy Lipschultz, Michael S. 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The GPHA hopes that its public support of youth hockey llUlt Jan. 14 as the day of the "Last Thursday, the city of new arena solves a serious ice in the Pointes. big snowstorm, but the Grosse East Detroit approved the site shortage that has plagued the "Nearly all the arenas we Pointe Hockey Association may plan and we received a lot of growing organization. In the play in are municipally remember it as the day it found favorable comments from the last five years, participation in owned," Kasiborski said. a new home. mayor, the Chamber of Com. the GPHA has grown some 33 "That's the case in Southgate, "That was the day Bill Fox merce and some of the councIl percent to more than 500 Wyandotte, Trenton, Wood- looked at the site," said GPHA people," Kasiborski said. youngsters. The GPHA fields haven and St. Clair Shores." board president Terry Kasibor- "This week, we're gomg to 11 Mite teams, six Squirt The GPHA WIll be the prime ski. "He called to tell me he have the kids m the association teams, three Pee Wee squads, tenant in the new arena. It will was impressed with it and I drop off fliers to residents two Bantam teams and a be managed by the developerl remember being impressed that throughout the Pointes, along Midget team. There are also owners, but as an eqUIty part- he went out that day to look at with donation envelopes." seven travel teams competing ner, the GPHA will have a it." The GPHA is trying to raise in the Mite, Squirt, Pee Wee voice in the operation of the Fox, also a member of the $500,000 by May 1, m order to and Bantam divisions. rink. GPHA board, is president of purchase an eqUIty interest m "Last season we had about "We'll cooperate If one of the Fox and Associates, a Detroit- the arena. two-thirds of the ice time we high schools decides to come based development company "We hope to ralse as much needed between the Grosse over, but it will be nice to be that plans to purchase a vacant as we can through donations, Pointe Commumty Rink and able to set up a practice sched. Photo by Jon Wilson tennIS house on NIne MIle In but the rest we'll have to do the rink at University Liggett," Angela Drake 01 Grosse Pol .. te South is one of the key play- ule in the fall and be able to East Detroit, just west of 194, over a longer period of time," Kasiborslu saId "Some teams era on the Michigan Royals AAU girls basketball team that stick to it throughout the and convert it into a two-rink Kasiborski said. 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"Everyone ning the consolation fInal and Norseman coach Ken Gutow contnbuted points for us." sophomore Sean Brady reached after his team tied Bloomfield Sophomore Craig Rogowski the consolatIon fmal before his HIlls Andover for fIrst place in lost in the semifinals in a match was suspended by dark. last weekend's Warren Mott tough fIrst singles fIeld and an- ness. Invitational. Each team had 21 points. "It's a good start for us. An- Devilish weather dover was runner-up in Class B in the state last year and four of the eight teams in this tour- can't faze runners nament were state-ranked," By Chuck KIonke Swim standouts Gutow said. and Sandy Dierkes in the Sports Edrtor 3,200. Two members of the University Liggett Sc:boolswlmming team bad strong performances Things won't get any easier Grosse Pointe South's girls Sophomore Kristine Mueller at the United States SWimming state c:hampionshlps at Mic:hfgan State University. Sopho- for the Norsemen this week track team started slowly be- led the Lady Devils in the more Anita Warner, left. was 14th in the 5OO-meter freestyle (5:31.28); 14th in the 100 but- when they compete in the War- cause of the weather this sprints, winning the 100 in terfly (]:O4.l2); and 15th in the 200 butterfly (2:28.50). Freshman Betsy Belenky was fourth ren Invitational, which also has spring, but the Lady Devils in the 100 butterfly (]:OI.04); seventh in the 200 butterfly (2:26.39); eighth'ln the 500 frees- a strong fIeld. look like they're ready to make 13.1, taking the 200 in 27.5 and anchoring the winning 400 tyle ~5:34.(6): 10th in the 400 individual medley (5:06.37); 13th in the 200 1M (2:23.46); and Play at Mott began at 8:30 up for lost time. relay win. Other members of ~6th In the 100 bacbtroke (]:07.14). Belenky also c:ompeted on two relay teams which fin- a m and didn't fInish until ''The weather probably hit ished among the top sUe. the relay teain are Robyn Sc0- dark. Two matches involVIng some of the other sports harder North and Andover were sus- than it did us, but it did put us fIeld, Amy Zanglin and Angela Drake. pended because of darkness, behind a little bit," said coach hence the tie. Steve Zaranek. "It won't affect Zanglin, a freshman, led off the first-place 800 relay and South booters make progress "It might have been a tie us negatively, though." anyway, because we were lead- Everything looked positive took seconds in the long jump By Chuck Klonke time and Sarah Foley scored (14-fee14) and 100 (13.4). Fresh. Sports Editor Erin Lally and Kathy Grenzke, ing one of the matches and last week as South beat Regina fIve minutes into the second man Katy Lupo gave South Coach Tom Caranicholas along with Coddens, who Andover was ahead in the 93-35 in its opener, then rolled half to seal the victory. another first in the 400 (65.9) couldn't have asked for better moved to midfield after South other," Gutow said. past L'Anse Creuse 5746 and Coddens' second goal and and also placed in the long progress from his Grosse Pointe scored its third goal. North picked up 14 of a pos- beat Farmington Hills Mercy Foley's tally were both set up jump. Freshman Becca Walter South girls soccer team. "When we went up 3-0 we sible 16 points in the four dou- 5741 in a double-dual meet. by passes from the wing by Ka- placed in the 100 hurdles and The Lady Devils dropped asked (Coddens) to move back, bles flights. The coach was es- 'We have excellent balance thy Schrage. 200 dash and ran on the 800 their opener to Troy, played so we played with four mid- pecially pleased with the among all four classes," Zara- "TIns was the first time relay. Chippewa Valley to a 2-2 tie fIelders and four defenders." performance of his No. 4 dou- nek said. 'We have some excel. we've played on a dry fIeld so Other strong performanees and capped the week with a 3-0 The coach was happy with bles team of Agit Sarnaik and lent seniors in terms of leader. we could pass the ball," Carani. came from sprinters ScofIeld victory over state-ranked LI- the conditionmg of his squad. Jeff Barlow, which won its ship and talent and quite a few cholas said. "When you're play- and Leslie Arbaugh and dis- vonia Churchill. 'We didn't use any substi- flight with a 7-6, 6-2 triumph of our 40 freshmen have mg in a mudhole it hurts the in the fInals. stepped right in and made a tance runners Erica Mondro, "That was a big-time win for tutes, but we firushed the game skillful players." big contribution." Melissa Wise, Heidi Wise, us," said Caranicholas. just as strong as we were at the ''They beat a team from An- Goalkeeper Allison Lang South's strong cross country Rachel o'Byrne, Shannon Mc- "Churchill is an outstanding start," he said. dover in the semifInals and played another strong game as Gratty, Claudine Dupont and team and they tned to confuse Chippewa Valley jumped out Northville in the fInals," Gu. season has given the Lady Dev- she turned back 17 shots, but ils depth in the distance events Sarah Gordon. us, but we got some excellent to a 2-0 lead in the first half of tow said. ''They're both 10th- the midfield play was what graders, playing their first var. and the sprinters are young, South had four firsts in the play from our midfielders and its game with South, but fresh- made Caranicholas the happi- but talented combined meet with L'Anse the defense was solid" man Robin Doyle scored shortly sity match and they won in a est. tie-breaker in the fInals. It was Creuse and Mercy. Heidi Wise Stephanie Coddens scored before halftime to bring the It will be difficult to replace "They controlled the play a very good performance." won the 3,200 in 12:45.1 and twice in the fIrst half to give Lady Devils within one. state Class A hurdles champion and moved the ball so well," he Evans was first in the 1,600 in South a 2-0 advantage at half- Schrage tied the score 17 North's No.1 singles team of Karen Ehresman, but the coach said, praising Vicky Spicer, minutes into the second half Mike McHugh and Kyle Fors- thinks some of his young ath- 5:57.2. Rebecca Schultz was and South controlled play the man and the No. 3 duo of letes can help fill in. first in the 300 hurdles (52.1) rest of the way, but couldn't Bryce Kenny and Ken Mac- and O'Byrne won the 100 hur- South dominated the distance dles (17.2). South netters fourth break the deadlock. Donald each took second in events against Regina, with 'We did everythIng but score their flights. Lupo was second in the 100 first-place fInishes by Emily (13.5) and Drake was runner-up in that last 23 mmutes," Car- The second doubles team of Burkett in the SOO-meter run; .in first state -ratings anicholas said. Rob DuRoss and Brian Di- in the long jump (15-11 112). Michele Evans in the 1,600; Walter had four third plaoos By Chuck KIonke every day after Easter," Sports Editor Grosse Pointe South tennis Berschback said. ''That's what coach Tom Berschback got a the kids enjoy. We're pointing pleasant surprise last week to the state meet." when he opened the letter con. Unseasonably cold weather taining the first state high has kept the Blue Devils from school tennis rankings. practicing outdoors as much as PER There, in fourth place m Berschback would like. "I think we've practiced in. Class A, were Berschback's BAG Blue DeVIls. doors more this year than any "It's a nice goal for us to try other," he said. "I don't want to stay there," said Berschback, to take a chance on somebody who guided South to a fourth- getting hurt because of the place fInish in last year's state cold. Besides, it's been so cold Class A meet. they can hardly hold the rac- quet." "I would be ecstatic to fInish in the top fIve In the state and South played its first dual a wee bit disappointed if we match last Monday against weren't in the top 10." Sterling Heights and the Blue The Blue Devils have a solid Devils breezed to an easy 7-1 victory. core of singles players led by senior Emiliano Lorenzini, who The singles players had little is ranked 19th in the Midwest trouble. Lorenzini won 6-0, 6-3 among tenms players 18 and in first singles; McMahon younger, and junior Cullen posted a 6-1, 6-1 win in second McMahon, who is No. 13 in the singles; Wheeler won by identi- Midwest and 89th nationally in cal 6-1 scores in third singles; the 16.and.under group. and Coyle completed the sweep Rounding out the singles with a 6-0, 6-2 victory at No.4. players for South are Shawn It was a little tougher in dou- Coyle, who played doubles a bles, just as Berschback ex- pected year ago, and sophomore Jeff Wheeler. Huntington and Yates won "They're both unknowns to their fIrst game 6-0, dropped most people, but I know they're the second 3-6 and came back both excellent tennis players," to win the third 7-6 on a 13-11 tiebreaker. Berschback said. Early Spring Late Spring Fall South's doubles teams are "I think they had the Ster- even lesser known. The only lmg Heights kids intimidated returning team features Jeff at first, but then they let them Make this the year to have your best lawn ever.Use the Turf Builder~ Huntington and Chad Yates, back into the match," the coach Annual Lawn Care Program shown above for a simple, easy way to get a great Scotts and they'll play No.1. said. "We have 12 players vying Tom Rhoades and Rob Hos- lawn ...guaranteed. And, for a limited time, get a great savings too. posted for the next three doubles tetter a 64, 2-6, 7-5 vic- I teams," Berschback said. tory in second doubles, coming "They've already had several back from a 1-5 defIcit in the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• challenge matches and we'll third game. Peter Devries and up M.J. Morris dropped a 6-4, 6-3 • Save to $6.00 per bag. • use the early portIon of the • Requests postmarlced after May " 1992 will not be honored. • schedule to decide who's gOIng decision in third doubles, but freshmen Andy Schumaker and • Official Scoffs Cash Refund Certificate word! "'00(.01 Pwdlale from 1fle bed 01 eo If • • J 1 April 9, 1992 Grosse Pointe News r Sports 3C Area cagers get MAC nod Grosse Pointe South and BuhI finishes third Grosse Pointe North each had two players named to the Ma- comb Area Conference White \. '''Short ~~O DivisIOn all-league basketball in race at Phoenix team. A third-place fimsh at Phoe. which hiS car earned the on. South, which had a 10-4 con. C~~;) Stops I mx created an air of optimism board camera, can be seen on ference record to finish tied for around Robbie Buhl's racmg th~ - dlvlsion.champion Ford slty of MIChigan athletes m a ESPN on Tuesday, April 21, at second place with L'Anse program as he headed for the squad, which had a 14-0 confer- Pro Challege competitIOn at U. 2 a m. The Long Beach race Creuse North, was represented Toyota Grand Prix at Long ence mark; Mike Spratt and M's Crisler Arena on Friday, will be telecast on ESPN on by semors Mike McLaughlin, a Beach, Calif., thiS weekend Dave Davis of L'Anse Creuse Apnl 10, at 7;30 p.m. Tuesday, May 12, at 1 am 6.foot forward, and Mike Arm- Buhl, a Grosse Pointe resi- North; Jeff MacDonald and Jer- Admission is $2, With pro. strong, a 6.5 forward. dent, will race Sunday, April emi Hunter, Utica; Joe Cher- ceeds gomg to Athletes m Ac- McLaughlin, who averaged 12, on the downtown Long ney, Anchor Bay; and Jason tIOn, the FellowshIp of Chris Arena .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. more than 20 points-per-game Beach course where he finIShed Boron, Romeo. tian Athletes and Pro for the Blue DeVlls, was run. DOES HER BEST: Sopho- second in the Firestone Indy Challenge Robbie Buhl From page Ie ner-up to Ford's Andy Brodi in more Jennifer Dube scored a Lights senes m 1991. the votmg for the division's career-high 9.70 on balance CompetItIOn features the ath. "We didn't Win (in PhoenIX), year," Kaslborskl said. "And Most Valuable Player. beam during the recent Big letes m seven events - volley- whICh was our goal, but I can the arena ISJust a few mmutes North finished sixth in the Ten women's gymnastiCS cham- ball, relay races, three-point Tunas tell you that the car felt good," away There won't be any more eight.team division with a 5.9 pIOnships to help her host basketball shootouts, Slt.UpS, Buhl said after the race "We (ases of findmg Ice on short no- record. The Norsemen placed Michigan State squad to a three-on.three touch football, repay debt want to start fast this year A tIce at odd locations hke Mel seruors Adam Korzeniewski, a third-pll\ce finish behind Michi- five-an-five basketball and a good showmg m Long Beach to vmdale, River Rouge or Wmd- 6.3 forward, and D.J. Reynolds, sor" gan and Penn State slam dunk contest Star of the Sea's softball go along with the podJUm (top a 5.10 guard, on the all.league Dube IS a Grosse Pointe A tentative roster for the team got a chance to repay a three) finish at Phoenix will Kaslborskl saId the project team. North graduate. Lions mcludes Jerry Ball, Lo. couple of debts thiS week g1Veus that good start." probably wouldn't have gotten Other members of the White PRO CHALLENGE: Sev- mas Brown, Barry Sanders, "(Dominican) beat us badly 8uhl remembered 1990 and ofT the ground Without the m. Division all-league team were terest of Fox, who has been a eral members of the DetrOIt Wilhe Green, Wilham White In basketball and we lost all 1991, when he fimshed in the Brodl and Jeff Ruprecht from LIOns WIll battle some Umver. and Carl Bland. four games to them last year in back of the pack on the Arizona coach m the GPHA. His two softball, so this was sort of a course. youngest children are playmg m the association now and his payback wm for our girls," said "We've got a new car and a coach Bert Caloia, after the two oldest are graduates of the revamped overall program program Records become habit Tunas swept a Catholic League now," he said. "We needed the "It takes a hockey parent to By Chuck Klonke country skiing. doubleheader 14-4 and 12-1. had a strong performance at change because this is going to understand what we need," Sports Edrtor BOCCI,whose winning time of Jeanne CaIOla was the WIn- the natIonal meet as he fin. be a very competitive year. The Kasiborskl said, "and someone Setting records is becoming a 16:29.54 eclipsed the old record ning pitcher in the first game, Ished third in the 50-and-older champIOnship could very well m that Ime of busmess with a habit for Grosse Pointe Park by nearly 10 seconds, didn't re- allowing four hits and striking group With a 16:29.2. go down to the last race in love for the sport. I'm familiar resident Jeanne Bocci. alize she was on a record pace out eight. Jenny Bednarchik Another Park resident, Nick October, so we need to finish with other projects he's worked Last weekend, Bocci broke until after the event had been scored three runs and left Papas, was third m the men's every race and get points." on and they're all first class." the national 3,000-meter race- completed. fielder Angie Krese made some 45-and-older 1,500 meters. Buhl received 14 points and The GPHA's lease with the walk record m the 45-and-over "My whole goal was to take good defensive plays in her first Bocci plans to racewalk in $5,000 for his Phoenix efforts. Grosse Pomte Community Rink age group at The Athletics first in my age group and do as start. several local events, including He also recorded the second- expired on March 31, so If the Congress Masters Indoor Na- well as I could," she said. "The Jeanne Caloia started the tional Championships in Co- the Race for the Cure five-kilo- fastest lap of the race. new arena doesn't materialize, time wasn't even relevant. I second game and freshman lumbus, Ohio. meter and one.mile walk/run "We still have plenty of work the organization could be in se- knew the pace was fast because Sarah Kusek pitched the last for the Susan G. Kamen Breast to do to get the car on the front rious trouble. That came on the heels of a we were racing with the sub. four inmngs, striking out four, Cancer Foundation That event row," he said, "but we feel real "I don't thmk we could oper- record effort in the 1,500-meter Masters (under 40), but it to pick up the victory Claude WIll be held Saturday, Apnlll, confident we can do that." ate WIthout the arena," Kasl- racewalk at the TAC Midwest wasn't until I checked the time Jaboro led the offensive attack Sectional on March 21. at the DetrOIt Zoo. Buhl's Phoenix race, in borski said. "That's the worst- that I found out it was a re- with three hits and played well The race is dedicated to "I'm still injured, but I de- cord." defensIVely. case scenario - that 500 kids former Grosse Pointe Park resi- wouldn't have a place to skate. cided to race anyway," said Bocci needed to set a record Last week, Star of the Sea dent Alexa Kraft, a runner, We'd try to hold things to- Bocci, who has a detachment m order to beat her traIning dropped a 12.2 decision to Car- ~l sports copy who died of breast cancer. gether and come back the next where the hamstring connects partner, Valene Stowe, who dmal Mooney and played in a Kraft was a close friend and year, but I don't want to think with the femur. "I have to give lives in Royal Oak and works 4-4 tie in the second game that is due by 10 training partner of Bocci. along those hnes. I'm confident a lot of credit to my physical as a dental hygienist in the was called because of darkness "I'd like to do well there and we can raise the money and therapist, Mary Ann Uznis. Pointes. after six innings. a.m. Monday. at the state outdoor champion- I'm excited about the future in She works with me three times "She had a great race," Bocci Jeanne Caloia had three hits a week." ships m Port Huron m May, the new arena." said. "Her time was better than and scored two runs for the but my big goal IS to get ready Ironically, Bocci suffered the the old record, too " Tunas and Kelly Barbetta hIt a for the outdoor nationals in injury while she was cross- Jeanne's husband Jerry also two-run single. Kusek Pitched Spokane in August," she said r \ 1 ~ well in the second game AAU'::::~::~;;::::;:::::;:;::::~:::::::::::::::;:':':':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:.:...:.:::--::::::.:::::::"':::::':::':::::::':':"':':':':':':':':':':':':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: ber. From page Ie Piotruchowski of South Lake, Kristm Loeher played on "For the fIrst six weeks we Tiffany Mitchell of Detroit North's varsity. Regina players GOLF SHOES put the 16.and 18-year-olds to- Dailey's first Royals team King and All-Stater Knstin mclude Julie Kirchmger and gether and just watch them just missed going to the state Grant of Burton Bendle, was Michelle Shlnk. Don Girodat FCot:Joy.II play. I want to see who can SOFl}OY II"I..', I< Lod:a • '54 championship game. Three eliminated in the regionals and Dane Lupo, along with CONTEMPOIWlY UTE. '69 years ago the 15-and-under play and who'lL stay with the The team was coached by Den- Dailey, coach the 14-year-olds. team won the state title. A program. We started out with f-IC!C!bok rus Gore and Ron Biotti. As soon as the girls complete RAVEMalil '1, c r...------• -- ...._----..., -..._------.... \- ---~-----_..._-_....,....._..._-_-.._----~-_...... --- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION C:::~QVI~"~,. ~VC'Tru~ ... f'ln"I~111 '9' • .,...""" •• Grosse Pointe News The Connection Classified Advertising April 9, 1992 , -- 882-6900 Fax # 882-1585 INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 DEADLINES HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE • t2 Noon Fnday - REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES GUIDE TO SERVICES 200 General 600 Real Estate Resource Ads AMC 712 Garages/MIniStorage 201 Help Wanted - Babysitter 902 Aluminum Siding 948 Insulabon • Monday 6 pm - All BORDER and 601 Chrysler Wanted 202 Help Wanted. Clencal 903 Appliance Repairs 949 J anItonalServlce MEASURED (special type, bold, 602 Ford 713 203 IndustriallWarehouse 904 Asphalt PaVIngRepair 950 Lawn MowerlSnow caps, etc ) must be In our office by Help Wanted . 603 General Motors Rental 905 AutolTruck Repair Monday 6pm, DentaVMedicaJ 604 Anllque/Classlc Blower Repair 714 UVlngQuarters to Share 906 • Monday 6 pm - ALL CANCELS or 204 Help Wanted - Domesbc 605 Foreign Asbestos Service 951 Unoleum 715 Motor Homes For Rent CHANGES must be In our office by 205 Help Wanted - Legal 907 Basement Waterproofing 952 Locksmilh 606 Jeeps/4-Wheel 716 Monday6p m 206 Help Wanted - Part-lime Offices/Commercial For 908 Bath Tub RefinIshing 940 MllTOrServlce 607 Junkers Rent • 12 Noon Tuesday - Regular liner 207 Help Wanted - Sales 909 Bicycle Repairs 946 Movlng/Storage 608 Partsllires/Alarms 717 ads. No borders, measured, cancels 208 EmploymentAgency Offices/Commercial Maintenance 953 Music Instrument Repair 609 Rentals/leaSing Wanted or changes on Tuesday 910 Boat Repairs/Maintenance 954 PalntlnglOecorabng 610 Sports Cars 718 CASH RATES 12words $6 00, each Property Management 911 BnckIBlock Work 954 Paper Hanging additional word 501l $1.00 lee lor SITUATION WANTED 611 Trucks 719 Rent with Opbon to Buy 912 Building/Remodeling 925 PatioslOecks billing 612 Vans 720 300 BabySilters Rooms lor Rent 913 BuSinessMachine Repair 956 Pest Control OPEN RATES.Measured ads, $1048 613 Wanted To Buy 721 Vacation Rental- 301 Clencal 914 Carpentry 953 Plano TunlnglRepalr per Inch. Borderads, $11 58 per 614 Auto Insurance Florida Inch Addl~onalcharges for photos, 302 Convalescent Care 915 Carpet Cleaning 917 Plastering 722 VacatIOnRental- 916 Carpet Installation art work, etc Real Estate Resource 303 Day Care RECREATIONAL 957 Plumbing & Heating ads, $8 50 per line. 304 General Qut 01 State 917 Ceiling Repair 958 Pool Service CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP. We 723 VacabonRental- 918 Cement Work 305 House Cleaning 650 Airplanes 903 Refrigerator Servlce reserve Ihe nght to claSSifyeach ad Northem MIChigan 919 Chimney Cleaning 306 House Slttlng 651 Boats and Motors 912 Remodeling under lIS appropnate heading The 724 VacabonRental- 920 Chimney Repair 307 Nurses Aides 652 Boat Insurance 960 Roofing Service publisher reserves the "ght to edit Resort 921 Clod; Rapslr 308 Office Cleaning 653 Boat Parts and Service 961 SCl6SOflSawSharpening or reject copy submitted lor 725 Rentals/leaSing 922 Computer Repair pubhcalJon 309 Sales 654 Boat StorageIDockage 962 Screen RepaIr Out-State Michigan 923 ConstruclJonService CORRECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS. 655 Campers 963 Septic Tali< Repair 924 Decorating Service Responslbliitylor display and clas- MERCHANDISE 656 Motorbikes 964 Sewer Cleaning Service REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 925 DeckslPatios SilledadvertiSingerror ISlimited to 657 Motorcycles 965 Sewing Machine Repair either a cancellation of Ihe charge 400 Anliques 926 Doors 966 S1Jpcovers 658 Motor Homes 800 Houses For Sale or are-run 01 the portion In error. 401 Appliances 927 Drapenes 967 Solar Cover 659 Snowmobiles 801 CommercIal Buildings NOlJficatlonmust be given In lime 402 Auctions 928 DressmaklnglTalloring 950 Snow Blower Repair 660 Trailers 802 Commercial Property lor correctIOnIn the folloWingIssue. 403 Blcycles 929 Drywall 943 Snow Removal We assume no responsibility lor the 803 CondoslAptsIFlats 404 Garage!YardiBasement 930 E1eclncalSerVIces 962 Storms and SCreens same after the first Insertion REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 804 Counlly Homes Safes 93t Energy Saving Servlce 968 Stucco 805 Farms 405 Estate Sales 932 Engravlng/Prinllng 969 Swimming Pool Service 700 AptS/FlaIslDuplex- 806 Florida Properly ANNOUNCEMENTS 406 Firewood 933 Excavating 970 T.VJRadIoICBRadIo Grosse PoinlelHarper Woods 807 Investment Property 934 Fences 100 Personals 407 Flea Market 701 AptslFlalslDuplex- 971 Telephone Repair 808 LakelRwer Homes 935 FIreplaces 101 Prayers 408 Household Sales DetrOlIiBalanceWayneCounty 972 Tennis Court 809 LakelRlver Lots 936 Floor Sanding/RefinishIng 102 Lost and Found 409 MiscellaneousArtIcles 702 AptslF1aIslDuplex- 973 Tile Work 810 LakelRlver Resorts 937 Furnace RepaJr/lnstaJla1ion 410 Musical Instruments St Clair ShoreslMacomb County 943 Tree Service 811 Lots For Sale 938 Furriture Rehnlshlngl 411 OfficelBusmess Equipment 703 AptslFlalslDuplex- 913 Typewriter ServIce SPECIAL SERVICES 812 Mortgages/Land Contracts Repair 412 Wanted to Buy Wanted to Rent 938 Upholstery 813 Northem Michigan Homes 939 Glass -Automotive 105 Answenng SeTVlceS 704 Halls For Rant 974 VCR Repair 814 Northem Michigan Lots 940 Glass - Resldenllal 106 Camp ANIMALS 705 House&- 975 Vacuum SaleslService 107 815 Out 01 State Property 941 Glass Repairs - Catenng Grosse Pointe/Harper Woods 976 Ventilation service 816 Real Estate Exchange Stained/Beveled 108 Drive Your Car 500 Adopt a Pet 706 Detroll/Balance Wayne County 954 WalJpeperlng 817 Real Estate Wanted 942 Garages 109 Entertainment 501 Bird For Sale 707 House&- 977 Wall Washing 818 Sale or Lease 943 Snow Removal! 110 Health and NutnllOn 502 Horses For Sale SI. Clair Sheres/ 903 Washer/DlYer 819 Cemetery Lots landscaping 111 Hobby Instrucbon 503 Household PetsFor Sale Macomb County 907 Waterprool1ng 820 BUSinessOpportunities 944 Gutters 112 MUSICEducallon 504 Human Societies 708 Houses Wanted to Rent 978 Wa1&rSof1&nlng 945 Handyman 113 Pilr1y PlannerS/Helpers 505 Lost and Found 709 Townhouses/CondosFor Rent 979 Welding GUIDE TO SERVICES 946 Haulmg 114 Schools 506 Pet Breeding 710 Townhouses/CondosWanted 980 Window Repair 115 TransportallorVTravel 507 Pet Equrpment 947 Heating and Cooling 981 Window WashJng 711 Garages/MIni Storage For 900 Air Condlboning 116 TutoringJEducabon SOB Pet Grooming 982 Woodbumer Service Rent 901 Alarm Installation/Repair 117 Secretanal Services 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONALS 101 PRAYERS 113 PARTY PLIINNfRS 101 PRAYERS 109 ENTERTAINMENT 'r I ... q • j Ii h 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES PERMANENT Wave Spe- HELPERS COMMERCIAL Loans- WINSTED'S custom fram. NOVENA TO ST. JUDE SPECIAL.. thanks to .Holy cial. 1 Better Regular - CLASSICAL musIC lor any POINTE Party HelPers. En- typmg'ser- $100,000- $1,000,000 Ing Framing, matting and EXPeRtENceo May the sacred Heart of Mother for prayers an- occasion Solo, duo, trio, joy your next party, $50, now $25 Trombly's plus Equity Funding Inc quality work Reasonable VIces and bookkeeping. Jesus be adored, glon- swered. sally. qUintet, guitar, Winds, shower, etc. References. Tresses. Cadieux Road 881-8146 rates Margaret, 331- Resumes, correspond- 884-1400. fied, lOVed and preserved PRAYER TO THE voice. 354-6276 Call~. ence, Laser printing, IF YOU need a mature, reli- 2378 throughout the world now HOLY SPIRIT CARICATURES By Jim etc ..... Reasonable rates. TAXES able asslslant with mana- 115 TRANSPORT A liON VIC Tanny Memberships. and forever. Oh, sacred Holy Spm1 you who make Puntlgam make your 886-2454. 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I I I .. 7' Apnl9,1992 Grosse Pointe News The Connection iiiIWANTED GENERAl 100 HHP WANTED GENERAL 20 I HElP WANTED 100 HElP WANTED GENERAL 103 HElP WANTED 302 SITUATION WANTED BABYSIHER DENTAL / MEDICAl 207 HElP WANTED SAlES 305 SiTUATION WANTED CONVAlESCENT CARE PART. time counter help HAIR Stylist with chentele HOUSE ClEANING NOW hITing Certified pesti- BABYSITTER mature relia- FULL time or part time ex- Dependable, personable for LUCido's Harr Care In EXPERIENCED Boat Sales PROFESSIONAL care. cide applicator for Turf, ble, in my home. 1 to 2 perienced OrthodontiC AT YOUR SERVICE Male preferred Grosse East DetrOIt. 773-8044. person with knowledge of home nursing Mature category- 3A Must have days! week 1 1/2 and 3 ASSistant needed for A Unique Cleaning Co. POinte FiSh, 885-3884 286-5265, ask for Joe parts Full or part time. and dependable. Excel- expenence.885-3410 year old girls. 884-4030. We go one step further. 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Woman My home Infant We are SERIOUS about time. full time over sum- preferred) We have the and 2 school aged child- NURSES AIDE, cook and 1247 104 HElP WANTED your SUCCESS! Expen- EXPECT THE BEST mer. We offer fleXIble benefrts you desire High flte duties References. ren. Non- smoker. Own DOMESTIC enced agents, ask about KNOWN AND FAMOUS schedule, $8 50 to start PARTY SUPPLY CENTER hourly days/nights Live commiSSIon VacatIon our 100% program In Old fashioned European MSP scholarships. Full Mature mdlvldual for full transportatIon. 824-6236 LIVE-IN housekeeper for In 881-6715 pay. Excellent worklng Grosse POinte, call house cleanIng several training Interview now to time, Monday through Fn- LIVE. IN Housekeeperl large reSidence In Grosse atmosphere. Health insur- George Smale at 886- LPN. Home caffil pnv~e years experJence In ~ure summer jOb Call day at Party Supply Cen- Nanny Non- smoker. POinte Farms extensive ance Call 626-7835. 4200 duty nurse seeks work, Grosse POinte area Ex- 825-6485 ter In St aair Shores Must love kids, speak expenence and top refer- WAITER! Waitress, expen- Coldwell Banker full tlmel part time Avail- cellent references De- Must be honest, creative fluent English for family ences reqUired Excellent GOT energy to burn? enced preferred. Full Schweitzer Real Estate able all shifts Medication pendable and affordable and dependable. PrevIous In Bum Ingham area 626- wages and benefits USA's number 1 home time Call for apPOint- 19 offices certified Total patient Insured and Bonded. Call experience helpful. Only 7166 Grosse POinte Employ- cleaning team needs help ment. 259-8325 or 259- care. References 268- anytime senous need apply ApplI- SUM MER babys Itler ment 885-4576 Expect the best With flyers Earn $2QO.. 0074. 1674. 884.0721. $300 per month, part catiOns bemg accepted at needed High schooV coI- MATURE woman for com- EXCEPTIONAL Income op- 303 SITUATION WANTED time day hours Call 246QOoGreater Mack, St lege student preferred 3 panlon for elderly lady to portunity for reputable in- HOUSE Cleanlng- Good ANIMAL CARE DAY CARE Merry Maids, 777-3990 Clair Shores Monday Mature, rehable person, 1/2 days per week. Non. live In Non smoker, light ternational cosmetics Job. reliable Call Shelll through Fnday smoker. Own car. Mary duties. Call 3 to 8 pm firm, Fortune 500 Subsid- LICENSED child care 15 after 6 p m 776-2259 HAIRDRESSERS NEEDED must have love for anI- mals. POPPInS personalrty. 839- References 294-9369 Iary. Flexl~e hours Part! months- older. Meals, ac- Salary- commiSSion- vaca- UTILITY Person posr1lOn BETTERMAIDS Cleamng full time Training aVail. tlvlbes, CPR 91 Harper available for a responsi- 891.1088 3449 after 5 -G-R-O-S-S-E-P-O-I-N-T-E- SeNlce, commerclaY resi- tion pay- Blue Cross able Great extra Income Denise, 776-1345 ble indiVidual to run er- Mon.-FrI.,1 ().3 denttal We clean cor. Please ask for Juergen- LOVING, dependable EMPLOYMENT Contact Jeanne, 777- rands, assist In mall room woman wanted to care CREATIVE CARE,INC. ners, NOT CUT THEMI 882-6240 DELI Person Must be 18 3831 duties, m- house minor A home- start concept In 521-1497 DRIVER wanted lor east Part time Apply within for 2 children (ages 5 & AGENCY maintenance, and wash UPGRADE YOUR CAREER Daycare When you can't Side parts store, part- Alger Deli & liquor, 7) In our home. Full time 885-4576 company autos Ideal p0- 17320 Mack Welf establIShed firm has be there yourself Give HOUSEKEEPING ttme Preferably retiree. position M - F. Non- 60 years reliable service Sition for a college stu- openings for expenenced your child the best begin- SERVICE 527-2520 CARE for Elderly Lady, light smoker, own transporta- Needs experienced Cooks, dent. KnOWledge of the agents. Potential Income ning you can For more • Insured and Bonded housekeeping, cooking. tlOn reqUired, references. Nannies, Maids, House- FAX Metro DetrOit Area. must In excess of $50.000 Information, please call • Supplies PrOVided Near VIllage. References 390-8972, 884-2454 keepers, Gardeners, But. YOUR have valid drivers license SECOND G P. OFFICE 371-9871 • Guaranteed Satisfaction 978-9118. CLASSIFIED ADSI and possess a good dnv- FULL and Part time, flexible lers, Couples, Nurse's OPENING SOON 772-5360 hours RelaJl store opera- AIdes, Companions and EFAu Pair- Ing record. Send resume For confidential IntervIew, tlon Must have experl- Workers for pnvate Live-In Childcare HARD working, experi- Please Include your name, to Box D-4OO, Grosse INSIDE Day contact Rick Landuyt or It Will mean the World to enced housecleaner. billing address. billing POinte News, 96 Ker- ence or good working homes. MarCia Brellnskl SALES knowledge with comput- 18514 Mack Avenue Your child In Just about a Very reliable References phone number and classt. cheval, Grosse POinte 881-7100 month, you can welcome on request Call 527- fication desired. Farms, MI 48236. ers, Dos, Quattro. Please Grosse POinte Farms REPS PART time sales positron one of our carefully se- 0305 Refer to our classified rndex Established 20 year old apply In person' 18850 LOVE WORKING ARE you a self starter? available for dynamiC, lected, English-speaking for deadline, rates & bill- (E a!;t Area) auto Mack Ave Grosse POinte WITH CHILDREN? THE HOUSE-KE- TEERS Start With an opportUnity mature sales person au pairs to prOVide chlld- Ing Information. aftermarket wholesaler Farms Be a nanny. Full time! part_ CLEANING SERVICE where the benefits are Casual Comer, 882~m care and cultural ex- .eeklng personable ------time. Good salary and Professional, Bonded and yours Achieve finanCial change for your family FAX 882.1585 phone closers- to staff 201 HElP WANTED CLERICAl benefits Call The Nanny 300 SITUATION WANTED Insured teams ready to freedom. Call 396-1039. Cost averages $165.1 our order desk NetwOrk 650-0670 BABYSITTERS clean your home or busi- HAIR Stylist needed. Exper- 24 hours. week Legal, non-profit afternoons t,1 930 p.m SECRETARY. Part time af- ness Ienced. Some clientele LOVING mother will care organizatIon Call 885- EXPERIENCED landscaper ternoons. Answering desired. Full or part. time Great "In demand" WOMAN to iron blouses bi- for your children. Reason- 3895 Gift Certificates Available Commission. Please call needed Immediately products Salary phones, typing. & filing weekly. 884-4384. after 6 able rates. Current refer- 10010Off With This Ad Wages negotiable, regiS- Call 881-3496. The Nanny Network, Inc. First Time Callers Onlyl Lon at Tiffany Place. 886- negotiable/bonus and pm ences.526-5186. tration helpful. 526-1572 Qualrty professional child 5370. In~entlves Management 582.4445 CAREER POSITIONS 23 YEAR old expenenced care In your home Call LIVE In Wanted. Italian 20S HElP WANTED lEGAl ADVERTISING: Aggressrve, opportunlly available AVAILABLE English Nanny looking for us NOW for Information EXPERIENCED deep clean- speakrng female pre- motivated, expenenced, Expenenced people needed Summer Irve In posrtion, 650-0670 Ing Dependable. thor- ferred to care for elderty Leave Message and polished. Space for long and short term EXPERIENCED legal sec- references. 821- •\ ~---~A.~.__~._.r..~_M __.C~_~S__ ~'~.~_M_'_E ~~.~._.~. ._... . ~= ~_~ •.~ ~_~ _ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SFRVI(,~<; • <;V<;T~UC: • f'nlJCIII TATln" Grosse Pointe News The Connection April 9, 199: ~oo MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANDISE 404 GARAGE/YARD - ANTIQUES ANTIQUES 404 GARAGE I YARD 409 MISCELLANEOUS 409 MISCELlANEOUS ANTIQUES BASEMENT SALES BASEMENT SALES • ARTICLES ARTICLES ANTIQUE Carousel horses ERL Y KENT CT country HAR BAY VILLAGE APRIL 11 & 12. 1()" 4. Fur- BASEMENT sale. Friday, (15) from the turn of Cen- furniture & accessories ADVANCE Commercial car- HOCKEY equipment, StiCks ""mo;~A. ~"""I\a OHIO tin fnctlon 5 piece niture, computer, miscel- Saturday & Sunday, 9-5 tury. Museum quality including grain painted pet shampooer, yellow to skates Everything to BOOKSELLER HILLCLIMER train set; laneous 1961 Anita, 751-8078. n1 Barrington, Grosse nnger bucket, strong mop OUtfit a Goahe or For- 15133 KERCHEVAL PA blanket box with tur- VERMILLION HUNTING- Woods POinte Park Miscella- handle New. aate room ward Bauer rollerblades, 331.2238 ANTIQUE complete bed- nip foot; tiger maple drop TON WOODS MI set 41 MOVING Sare- Furniture, neous Items diVider, Ladles bike, white size 7, $15 882-2719. Selected books room set. armoire, 4 pos- leaf table, qUilts, HEL. chairs EMPIRE 1825- Pfaff sewing machine, dinner set, golden etch. bought and sold ter (circa 1930). 885-3030 LER/ WASHAM PORT- 1840 NY sIgned S Ely, BASEMENT Sale- Satur- WEDDING Gown, sIze 8-10 Sony stereo recorder, Ings, complete set for 8, $1,000. LAND MAINE 18th & RITA YOUNG FT day, Sunday, 10- 3, (medium), satin white, OLD dining set, great cor Fisher receiver. walnut never used, best offer 19thc furniture and ac- WAYNE IN PEDDAL 20484 Roscommon, Har- long train, heart neckline dltlon, round Queen Ann room diVider, lots of mis- n9-1405 DUKE'S cessones Including deco- CAR shape of train en. per Woods Furniture, wI mesh and sequin flow- table with 3 leaves, cellaneous Thursday, Fn- ANTIQUES rated corner cupboard glne, red, c1910, steam clothing, miscellaneous ORIENTAL area rug- 100% ers, long sleeve, buttoned \ chairs, buffet and chin day, Saturday, 8a m to 011 Paintings PA, QA tavern table NE WHISTLE Cincinnati- 684-3988 wool, 9 X 12, quality back NEVER USED! We cabinet $500 I best offel 5p m 21184 Norwood, Antique Weaponry orlQlnal surface oval top Bluffton- Chicago Rail- hand knitted India, multi- eloped. $450/ negotiable. n3-2765. Harper Woods. PARTIAL estate first sale, Old PipeS, Books, Etc shoe foot table, BOB & colored hunt scene tablz 882-0913. road, WALDOCK LI- antiques! collectibles, old BASKETBALL back board, 63 KERCHEVAL ROBIN LEONARD In IVOry ground No wear VONIA MI CAROUSEL ST. VERONICA'S bottles, 1880 cherry man- MOVING Sale- 15 9 cubiC regulation size. $25. 881. "ON THE HILL" CHESTER NH 18th & After 6 pm, 886-0949 HORSE HerscheU- Spell- tle, pine cupboard, all foot freezer $150, 2 7960. 19C antiques including S.O.S. SPRING NEXT TO JUMPS man c19OO, WEBB & kmds of old stuff. Satur- CRYSTAL cake plate With matching Henredon liVing 881.3853 set 6 WINDSORS half & LENOX "Hohday" two (3 BRENNAN ROCHESTER CHILDRENS day & Sunday, 9-4 cover, $50 Crystal salad room chairs $150 each, spindle rabbit ear deco- Piece) settings. all m8jOl' BUY-5ELL.TRADE. NY CHIMNEY CUP- MATERNITY 22005 California Street- bowl, $30 Tradillonal couch $125, Single bed, rated MINT condition; 2 accessory pieces Never ROCK Maple Hutch- beautl BOARD pure wonderful between 8 & 9 off Mack style Butlers table dresser, student desk drawer flat wall cupboard RESALE used. Paid over $1600 fully refinished Call 517 paint, H hinges, 18th C (cherry) $75 After 6 p m and hutch $150, Single wonderful paint, great NE RUMMAGE Sale- Grosse asking $1100 355-5921. 479-6267 VERMONT, JAMES A Spnng resale of Infants, 882-3893 bed, student desk and smalls including treen- POinte Chnstlan School, WHITE CHELSEA MI childrens and maternity lamp $75 884-5549. 19" Stereo Color TV. WIth Manchester Antique Mall ware, BETH & TOM PUL- 1444 Maryland, Park OIL paintings, recreations clerks desk With double clothing, toys, furniture separate speakers and Antiques & Collectibles SIPHER Pralne Home QUality Items Thursday, of the "Masters" also REMINGTON 30.06 PUMP Ink well & matching tall and accessones Will FM receiver, $250. 881- 116 E Mam, Manchester Antiques SCHOOL- be Apnl 9th, 9- 4 onglnals, sizes tOx12 to RIFLE New $450 Moss- chair ENGLISH, refectory held from 10.00 a m to 6159. Open 7 Days. 10 to 5 CRAFT MI over 60 table 7 foot With 3 draw- 6Ox72 Museum quality berg 20 gauge shotgun, 100 pm on Saturday, COFFEE table (pecan 313-428-9357 pieces TORQUAY POT- ers, cedar Wood, FLO 40S ESTATE SALES frames French Impres- new $200 Colt 45 clll- Apnll 11, 1992 In the Wood) With glass Insert, TERY including HART, BLUE soups Carlton, Sions, RenOir, Monet, ber officers commence- BIRMINGHAM school gym of St. Veron- 53x22 Inches, $60. 881- WAYCOMBE, LONG. IRONSTONE, BETTE & FINAL household furniture Degas and more. Gor- ment Issue new, $1,000 ica Pansh. 21450 Univer- sale Everything must gol 7682 ANTIQUES PARK, DALE & RETHA MELVYN WOLF FLINT geous and affordable Interarms 44 Mag, new sal at Toepfer, three Friday, 10 to 2, Saturday, FESTIVAL TYO Whlspenng Pines MI over 300 pieces PEW- 17110 Kercheval, 884- $450 Must have pur- blocks east of GratIOt, be- 9 to 12 5028 Bedford, off 7857 40 Top Dealers from 9 Antiques ClARKSON NY TER AMER ENGL & chase permit for hand- tween 8 and 9 Mile Warren WE BUY states in thiS 2nd time over 200 STIEFF ANI- CONTINENTAL some for THOMASVILLE 8 piece guns 526-9288 leave Roads In East DetrOlt. For ORIENTAL RUGS event Fnday. Apnl 9th, MALS 190&-1950 unusual advanced collector or LEO'S BACK- Buyrng en- bedroom set Onental message further information call We pay more than anyone 1(). 9 Saturday 10th, 1(). and rare most have all decorator. PAULINE AND 372-4618 tire estates Also bUYing flair AcceSSOries in- ANTIQUE oak desk, hidden Indentlflcatlon, Amonth for your rugs, regardless 5. Garden Shoppe. Bates JACKIE WORK FAR- tools, corns and collecti- cluded Onglnal pnce typewriter feature, 6 the reulars returning FAX of size or condition Street Cafe Proceeds MINGTON HILLS MI bles 885-9380. $6,500 Asking $2,800 or drawer, 3' X 4' $200. benefit Community BECK- MOHAWK GAL- YOUR 932-3999 collection early GEOR- ESTATE Sale- 15279 CoI- best offer 537-0196. 885-5413. House. AdmIssion $5. LERY COLUMBUS OHIO GIAN & VICTORIAN CLASSIFIED ADSI /ingham, near Hayes and WANT to buy small brown PATIO furniture like newl 644-5832. AMERICAN INDIAN In- HAIR JEWELRY, MARBLE slab (was used Please Include your name, 8 mile (Side door) Fnday, corduroy 10veseaU or sim- Never exposed to ele- cluding SENECA beaded COLLECTION BUT- for fireplace mantel TOP) OAK Ice Box Excellent bllhng address, billing Saturday. Apnl 10, 11, Ilar 881-8927. ments Glass table, 4 trees, NAVAJO RUGS, TONS. Always look for , black With white veins, condltionl 313-284-3602 phone number and classi- 10 am. to 4 pm Some chairs, 2 captain chairs, 5' long x l' p0l- SHAKER InclUding our educational display of GOLF clubs- full set, ladles wide , fication deSired furniture, lots of small ottoman, rocking love- DENLEY'S ANTIQUES chairs, GAME BOARDS; reproductIOns ThIS and mens All Halg Ultra Ished with rounded cor- Refer to our claSSIfied Index Items and miscellaneous seat, 2 glass end tables 18th, 19th and early 20th SHIPS model OLYMPIA month courtesy Randy & 881-1690 ners Best offer 822- for deadlIne, rates & bill- Call evenings 885-0704 century American an. 1898: R BROSAMER Phyllss TompkinS GRANI- CLASSIC Estate Sales, pre- 2816, please leave Ing Informallon ARC WELDER tlques and decorative BROOKLYN MI special- TEWARE and some PA- sent a full house sale at TWO Traditional style end message. Furniture and worthy DAYTON arts izes In OFFICE FURNI- PER. 1493 Wellsley, Mt. Cle- tables, $85 After 6 p.m. FAX 882.1585 230/140 AMP.-ACIDC WEDDING Gown, cream accessories Quilts, folk TURE and WIll display an mens. N. Gratiot past 16, 882-3893 $375/BEST. color, pearls, seqUinS and art, decoys, toys, paint- GARAGE Sale' FurnIture, follow signs Featunng 11' X 18' oval KITIIN- 40 I APPLIANCES CD'S, $8.00. Cassettes! VI- A1encon lace throughout Ings Md sporting collectI- paintings, toys, more Items of World War II, 435.6612 GER mahogany confer- deos available. 50% be- bodice Chiffon handker- bles. All carefully selected 3965 KenSington 9- 4, Onental, Alrforee, Russell ence table; CACILIE EXTRA large Whirlpool GARAGE Doors, steel, low cost 825-6576 leave chief hem- tea length. and displayed. Saturday, Sunday. Wnght, collectible plates, DAILY HOUSTON electnc dryer. brand new, good condition, 16'. Rrst message Size small 5. $400 or 27112 Harper(bet 10 11) & TEXAS QUILTS TOPS many features $250 firm BIG RUMMAGE SALE- costume Jewelry, green $50 takes. ~252 best offer 822.2816; Weekdays 9-5 • Sat 1.5 LACE including great 790-1953 Grosse POinte Umted house suppJres, etc AFGHANS, mother, father, GRACO Bears Highchair, please leave message. Appolntments available HawaIIan style red & Church, 240 Chalfonte, etc Apnl 9th, 10th & Anniversary, Easter, PORTABLE KENMORE Century 3000 STE car AS low as $72.10 quarterly 772.9385 white top, nice pink & Saturday, ApTiI 11th 11th, 9-3. Grandparents. giftS, coror, dishwasher With wood seat, Strollee portable for no- fault Insurance on WE BiJv AND SELLI green Streaks of Light- 9'0Q.3.00 Size, Prices vary n3- top Mint condition $120 APRIL 11th, 20625 Erben, play yard, mint condition pickups and vans owned DISCOVER The Differences ning PA 1915 nice c1915 1749 n5-2254 _ CHILDREN'S Resale- Sat- south of 11 Mile off Little 882-2719 by service contractors. In Antique Malls. Town cheddar, green & red FOR Sale 2 manual, 13 urday Apnl 11, 9a m- Mack Furniture, appli- Also automobiles, homes, Hall Antiques of Romeo Houston qUIlt, DON DE- AMANA 25 cubiC foot Side BREAKFRONT China Cabi- rank operating Wurlrtzer 1p m. Lake Shore Pres. ances, misc. contents and health in- offers qUality, selection SAPRI COLUMBUS OH by Side refngerator Gold, net, (mahogany) 50" theatre pipe organ. For- bytenan, 27801 Jefferson! surance at very low ratesl and affordabihty all under wonderful FEDERAL glass shelves, ICe- maker. Wide, 16" d~p, 6 1/2' 11 Clothes, toys, furni- 408 HOUSEHOLD SALES merly In Palms Theatre $275 After 5 p m n8- high. $200 771-5625 AI Thoms Agency, 790- one roof. We have 2 MIRROR With painted ture Reasonable. 881-1921. 3328. 6600 floors filled to the maxi- glass panel, memonal to EIGHT Piece cherry dining GARAGE Sale- Children's mum, and 40 great deal- George Washington, In- BEAUTIFUL. matching set, good condition, $900 SAVE THE LIGHT walnut table with 6 clothes, toys, excellent WE BUY ers who specialize m first scnbee! Washington NE Side- by- Side refngerator or best offer. 772-5213 HASSLE charrs, $350. 573-0357. class antiques and se- c1810, COOKIE BOARD (Ice maker), electnc condition Furniture, ORIENTAL RUGS Turn used apphances Into BRIDAL gown, long sleeve, WOULD anyone who sews lected collectibles. Guar- attributed to A CONGER stove 886-6344, 824- lamps, household items. We pay more than anyone cash. Accepting clean lace & bead accents, size want to take a stab at lJ anfae\:f ~ rebr,esented NV 'Washington' & Lady 2101 Lancaster, Woods for your rugs, regardless as \' 4782 late model working appll- making slipcovers? 881- .•'aIway€: ~r ur~~~~a 'lIberty, PEG DURKIN Fnday 90 3, Saturday 9- 'pf size or,condrtion 4/5. $475. 881-6959. GE 'refrigerator, while. 15 al'\~, 011 c;o~!QIlfI1f\l(lt. ~S927. , ".~ •• week," 10 to 6. We pur- GROSSE POINTE MI 1 932.3999 SMITH Corona typewriter DEVONSHIRE APPLIANCE cubiC foot, excellent con- EUROPEAN antique bed- chase your quality an- collectIon SAMPLERS in- -SL 560. Like new! $601 16029 MACK AVENUE dition 885-6138 GARAGE Sale. Apnl 10th & room set, full, 3 pieces, tiques Explore the differ- cluding pair English Classified Advertising best AT&T remote an. 885-2200 11th- 10a m to 6p.m golden mahogany. ence in Downtown dated 1777, FRENCH TAPPAN Electric stove, al. 882-6900 swenng system -1306 Fumrture, clothes, toys, AIRLINE Ticket. DetrOIt to $1,100.286-4191. FIANCE QUIMPER, Like newl $401 best 684- Romeo. 7 shops WIthin & mond color, self- clean- and more. 14740 Lydia- Retail Advertising Melbourne Beach, Flonda STAFFORDSHIRE cow 1228. walking distance. 205 Ing Outstandmg condI- 1/4 mile N. of 8 Mile, just 882.3500 4-29-92: American Air- BEIGE pnnl couch, $175. 2 creamers, WM North main, 313-752- tion. $215. 684-5419 after W of Gra1tot lines' Best offer! 313-642- chairs, $30 each. excel- 405 (STATE SAL£S 40S ESTATE SALES 5422. FLETCHER REPUBLIC 6pm , 7135. lent condition. 773-5492. OHIO early rope bed four YARD sale, rocking chair, FURNITURE refinished, re- dressers, dishes Many TROYBJLT rear-liller, 5HP, poster with spear like fini- 402 AUCTIONS MIKASK PrelUde, grayl paired, stnpped, any type "PONY". Excellent con- als c1840-50; JEFF GOR- more Items. 22301 Alger, WE BUY BOOKS WANTED!! white, seven (5 Piece) of caning Free esti- St Clair Shores Fnday, FurnIture by manufacturers dition, used, 20 hours. DON BOWLING GREEN AUCITON place settings, accessory mates, 345-6258, 661- 9-1 No presales AND LIBRARIES like Herman Miller, Knoll, $500 best 773-7958 OHIO English boWJe knife SIDRDEL GALLERY pieces. Never used. 5520. Amedec, W McArthur PISTOL with hand guard; Sat. April 11th APRIL 10th & 11th 9 to 4 $500 355-5921 . NINE piece dining room 6:30 p.m. (preview 5:30 p.m.) .JOHN KING 1930's to 1950's ANN Arbor Antiques Mar- two Great Lakes INDIAN Chlldrens clothes & toys set. Good condition Call 15291 E. 7 Mile ~ by Herman Miller PRECIOUS MOMENTS- ket- The Brusher show bandolier bags mint con- 2003 Roslyn 961.0622 881-9500 Over 40 select Pieces. before 9 a.m. 884-2534. Apnl 12, 5OS5 Ann Arbor dition, GREGG & BAR. Pllntings from W PA era Oak & Mahogany Furniture MOVING Sale- Fnday, Sat- MIchigan's Largest Green Book Pnce. 527- WING back charrs, country Sahne Rd., exit 175 off 1- BARA HALL BAY VIL- (Roll Top Desk, China Cabinet, urday 9- 5 P m Bikes, BookStore Jacques Caussin 2880. blue, $140. 372-8844. 94. Over 350 dealers In LAGE OHIO GOLF & Wardrobe) Glaasw ..... China, Porcelain, electnc gnll. TV's, misc. • cOp and Saw this ad • qUality antiques and se- TENNIS MEMORBILlA; R 886.3443 PoUary 23281 liberty, south of 9 lect collectibles. all Items & L HANES WINCHES- ewellar. HUll, lenox. 405 ESTATE SALES 405 ESTA T( SALES Mile off Jefferson guaranteed as repre- Royal Dalran) TER MA chocolate molds Figurines - Occupied sented and under cover, & pewter Ice cream Japan Toy. MOVING sale! Everything 6:00 a.m.-4.00 p.m. Ad- molds Including collection And Children. ftems, must go. Antique Ja- ESTATE SALE Primitives & Collectibles mission $4.00, 24th sea- over 200 "CHRISTMAS", Cocoa Cola Adv&nlSlng Srand, cobian oak drnlng room 1 DAY ONLY son, third Sunday except L & L LACQUEMENT 1950's RaCIOS.Oak Clocks. set, antique clocks (all Crocks. Jugs. Persian Rugs, HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. SAT. APRIL 11TH April & November, 24th SIZes), couches, chairs, BOONTON NJ Jacquard carpelS. SJlverware. Much Morel 1);00TO 5:00 P.M. Season, The Originalllll! COVERLETS; blue & ROY SAVAGE - AUCTlONIER tables, Orrental rugs, SATURDAY ONLY ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES white SPONGEWARE; Lunch AVllJlabie kitchen appliances, dolls, APRIT..UTH MARKET OPENS 24th WIde selection early 19th lawn mower, snow blower 1246 MARYLAND 403 BICYClES 10:00 A.M •• 4:00 P.M. season Sunday Apnl 1211 c fireplace BELLOWS and much more Satur- 1252 WOODBRIDGE EAST CONDO GROSSE POINTE PARK The 24th season is sha,>- WIth onglnal painted dec- day only, 1()'5 3440 Bal- BIANCHI 10 speed, excel- (2 blocks East of Alter Road between Ing up as perhaps our oration; CRAIG MCIL- tour. CaJI88&6280 Off Beaconsfield Between 8 & 9 Mile lent condition Must selll Vernor & Kercheval) best ever Two major WAIN WATERVILLE OH Estate sale ... decorator chosen flOe quahty pine & $75 Edward 886-5929 or cherry early American reproductions & antiques changes and Improve- 20Ihc Includmg signed L GARAGE SALE 689-4900 include drop leaf dining table, dlnelle pedestal table, Local artists home has many beautiful furniture items ments for everyones com- & JG STICKLEY server inclUding a anhque walnut bedroom set, Empire dining SATURDAY assorted small living room tables, cherry bedroom room set In excellent condmon. mahogany drop leaf fort. Would you believe 850, signed STICKLEY LADIES 27", Peugeot, 12 set, drop front secretary. new Howard MIller wall 9T05 occasional table, onental rugs, Rembrandt lamps, curio opening hour moved one BROTHERS china closet speed bike, never used clock, pine hutch, lovely ladles clothing, everyday cabinet, anhque sofa, Coppenhagen dlshes"'and accessory hour later to 6:00 am, 8745 very good onglnal $130 331.2317 22703 RIDGEWAY kitchen, lamps & accessories plus much more. pieces, Wedgewood, Royal Dalton, pottery, Brooks & art no more 5:00 a mIl Between Jefferson & Everything 10 thiS sale is just lovely .. you will be work There are also household Items including apartment finish; MORRIS PIER- RD Coyote mountain bikes Would you - believe all SON WESTLAKE OH Greater Mack pleased. size washer, microwave and a beautiful assortment 01 old available, directly from cannrng Jars bUildings now have St. Clair Shores OhiO' Dutch cupboard In the sales rep 884- ..b--...- -.--.-,--- =_s__ tr••_s D1, s ~ _lIDIIa SI.-s a .., 7 -_~ RRn?.. _ a be ~ .. ~~ .. __ 1 bas .. e e Ob •m t • ~r- I ' I I I April 9, 1992 Grosse Pointe News The Connection iiii4~9 MISCELLANEOUS 409 MISCELLANEOUS 409 MIs'C£LLANEOUS SOO ANIMAlS ARTICLES • 412 WANTED TO BUY SOO ANIMAlS 601 AUTOMOTIVE 602 AUTOMOTlV£ . ARTICLES ARTICLES ADOPT A PET AOOPT A PET CHRYSLER FORO MAHOGANY WHIRLPOOl refngerator, QUEEN box sprmg and OLD Chandelleres, lamps, PLEASE TRI County Collie Rescue. 1986 Chrysler New Yorker 1978 Ford Fatrlane Station INTERIORS good condition $125 12 manress, excellent, $125 wall sconces, jewelry, Collies for adoption 5th Ave., good condition, Wagon. 6 cylinder. AJr, (Fine Furniture speed MARUISNI racing Queen comforter, green gold, Silver, costume DON'T DELAY! Fence reqUired Call for 59,000 miles 881.3468 automatic One owner, & Antique Shop) bike. Excellent condition and peach, $20 Brown Perfume boWes Please SPAY or NEUTER Information, n4-4333 or $1,050. 16820 Kercheval 506 S. Washington $125 884-1094 Formica bar lop, never call n1-1613 YOUR PET TODAY! 1986 Coli Vista, automatiC, An altered pet IS a healthier 362-4148 or 522-8405 Royal Oak, MI SOFA. muted ftoral, apncot! used, 39 x 92 $25 4 air, stereo, clean, 75,000 LINCOLN Town Car 1987 and happier companion {5 Blocks North of 696 Free- cream, 2 matching white aluminum outSide BUYING used records, al- miles Only $2,800 Dark cherryl gray leather Also, It spares you the 501 BIRDS FOR SAlE way at 10 Mile Take chairs, excellent condi- chairs $3/ each Mens bums and 45's 543- WOOD MOTORS- 372. mterior Cast aluminum 8954 gnef and pain of haVing 8597 Open Saturday Woodward! Main Street tion. $375 all Mahogany SchWinn 26" 10 speed PAIR of White Faced Love- wheels, coach roof Well eXIt.) puppies and klnens de- desk $90, 25" color $125 Womens 19" 10 WANTED!! birds- Reasonable 886- 1985 Dodge 600, sliver, 4 maintained Immaculate Monday through Saturday stroyed when no homes condition 98,000 miles. console. $95881.2409 speed $80 Mlsc flgu- GOLD jewelry, dental, opti- 4383 door, looks good, runs 11t053O nnes 881-<>920 can be found Countless $6,900 588-5800 days, STEARNS Foster. 3 full calor scrap $800 882-6686 Closed Wednesday numbers of sweet, Inno- COCKATIELS hand fed, aU 8B6-3583 evenings YELLOW floral pnnt sofa PLATINUM jewelry or 10- and Sunday manress sels (Qualltyl) cent IInle ones are eu. types white face and 1980 and loveseat (Tuxedo dustnal 1987 Escort Wagon GL Spectacular Shipment $250 up Pnnt sofa, thanlzed every day m splits n4-8546 DODGE ASPEN spreader 881-1388 style), 2 yellow fabnc DIAMONDSany shape or shelters across the coun- Black exterior, standard, Air, auto, new bane/y, SWivelbarrel chairs $500 condition 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS fuel pump, highway John Wlddlcomb box tables, CANOPY bedroom 2 twin try because a pet wasn't power steenngf brakes, or best 884-0205 SilVER coms, flatware and FOR SALE miles Very cleanl $2,200 KIttinger mahogany Chip- beds Chest, dresser and spayed or neutered If we AMfFM cassettE' Needs Jewelry n5-5851 pendale chair. style dou. hutch, $500 n6-1504 SOFABED Black vmyl cut down on the numbers COLLIE Rare White Tn- work $700 or best offer GERMAN World War II rel- ble bed Grand Father Never used Cost, $285 of unwanted Irtters being Head 3 months AKC, Must sell 1987 Mercury Sable wagon, BEAUTIFUL large oak en- ICS, stamp collections, champion bloodlmes, eye clocks, queen size 4 p0s- Asking, $130 n1.2442 born, we Wilt also cut 371-4062. air, Important options tertainment center Many promo model cards and checks, puppy shots ter beds, breakfront from down on the number of Immaculate 10 and outI quality features Pur- LAWNMOWER, outboard sports cards Wnst and Reasonably Priced 517- 1985 Dodge 600 Convertl' England, mahogany Hap- abandoned, lost and un- ble Loaded, good condi- 885-1416 chased from Hudson's motor, gas edger All In pocket watches, running 548-3869 plewhlte Sideboard with wanted animals to de- tion, $2,600 n6-8949 $500.293-0720 good condition 372-0043 or not stroy TEMPO 1986 GL 2 door, 5 fan Inlays from England, AKC black Great Dane RoseVille speed, air, low milage, breakfront (8x7), break. FOR sale Couch, love seat, TAN sofa bed, 70" Brown Premium paid for antique WE WILL BE HAPPY TO male puppy, champion 1983 GRAND FURY, B6K clean $1,800 884-8834 front (5x7) wrth roll. top table, Waterbed frame chair With onoman 331- Jewelry PROVIDE ADVICE bloodline throughout THE GOLD SHOPPE miles Full power, good desk drawer, mahogany wllh full size manress 4104 evenings as well as a AKC Basset Hound, fe- 1986 Taurus GL Wagon, 22121 GRATIOT condition No rust $2,000 banquet dining room ta. $500 takes all 882-2436 BRAUN electriC shaver, top LIST OF ECONOMICAL male, champion bloodhne only 40,000 miles EAST DETROIT 822-6408 ble With 8 Chippendale of hne, new condition, 1/2 SERVICE SOURCES throughout Call for Infor- Loaded Excellent condl- MOVING must sell Con- n4- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. svc;nuc; • I'nPJ<:1II To'lTlnll Grosse Pointe News The Connection April 9, 1992 1>03 AUTOMOTIVE 1>03 AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE I> 11 AUTOMOTIVE GENERAL MOTORS 700 APTS FlATS' DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLlX GENERAL MOTORS FORUGN 65 1 BOATS AND MOTORS TRUC~S P'o,ntes,' Harp .. Waods Po;ntes/Harper Waods Poinles/Harper Woods 1991 BUICK REATTA con. 1989 Honda Accord LXI, 4 1987 Ram Charger 4x4. vertlble Black, mint, low FOUR Wlnns 1986 with BEACONSFIELD south of LUXURY custom bUilt duo LOWER on Beaconsfield. A NAME TO door, auto, loaded, while, Loaded! New tires miles, 1 of 200 made trailer -195 Honzon, Jefferson 3 bedroom up- plex, 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 well kept, fireplace, har~ mint $9700 790-0304 best 772-a907 $8,0001 cuddy, 140 hp Merc per, hardwood floors, bal. baths, 2 car garage, full wood & carpellng, all ap- TRUST Best offer. 372-3739. Low miles. 1982 BMW 528E, lealher, Like newl $10,500 773- cony front and back, sep- basement, enclosed pa. pliances, garage. 822. BUICK LaSabre, 1990, cus. computer, BBS Looks! 1991 GMC, S.15, SLE, V6, 0979 arale laundry, appliances, 110 $995 month Call 881. 2518 tom 4 door, has all ex. runs newer $3,700 best AMIFM stereo With cas- park privJleges Lease 5933. COME SEE tras, 6,000 miles, like 1986 22 AmeTican Inlema. 1327 Lakepolnle- A little 886-5706 sette, air COnditioning, References required. -TW-O-bed--roo-m-'u-xu-ry-ap-art-. new, examine make offer tlonal Center console, house on rear of lot, 2 WHAT Iinted glass, 5 speed, Avallal:lle June 1. 331. menl, completely new 774-3856 1985 Honda Accord. 4 200 Evenrude, bimini, ex- bedroom, appliances, off 9,000 miles, extended 6914 after 5 Wllh heat & central air, BILL LEE door, 5 speed, air Greal Iras. Excellent condition! street parking $415 882. 1986 Chevrolet Capnce, 2 warranty $8,300. 774- condition. $3,900 885- $10,500 John 573-2563. ONE Bedroom upper, Har. $400 month, references, 8259 IS DOWN TO door Landau, mahogany, 1107 6887, after 500 p.m. per Woods Excellent 10- Ideal for adults No pels BOAT COVER 30' X 45' 305 engine, 52,000 miles 1990 Chevy S-10 pIckup cation $450 886-4340 331.2007 LOWER SpaClOUS 3 bed- 1979 Mercedes 300 SO, 10 ounce white Durlaln All power Excellent con. Loaded, very good COndl. room $1,250, utilities In. On~ 15 Minute. hunter green, new Ilres, Plotter Data. manne EC 908 Nottingham. upper 2 ------Immediate Occupancy dltlon $5,300 best 839- tlon $7,900 or best offer cluded 881-38291 224- from sun roof, like new, Soulh. With Lake Huron East bedrooms plus Sun Freshly painted 2 bedroom 5399 Call after 6, 773-2111. 1019 No pets the Pointe. ern car Flrsl $6,500 and West and Lake St room, newly decorated, lower on Neff No appll. 1973 Cadillac Sedan De- 929 Nottingham- Large takes 263-3702 612 AUTOMOTIVE ClaIr chips Never used off street parking Avail. ances 1 car garage Ville, 85,000 miles, blue sunny three bedroom up- 1990 Honda CIVIC OX VANS $1,200 882.2719 able Immedlalely. 882. $7501 month FREE eM WIth light Vinyl top, per Oak floors, garage, hatchback, air. cassette, 4454 CHAMPION & BAER WARRANTY leather Intenor $2,000 1991 Aerostar XLTEx. TIARA 23 CUddy, 1984, freshly pain led Extremely very clean Offer n5- NEFF Road, spacIous 5 884-5700 WITH MOST 886-1746 tended. Loaded Including 260 V8, dual battenes, well malntamed! Musl 5851 seal bed, 11,500 miles, VHF, OF, platform, full room upper. Screened BEACONSFIELD In the l PURCHASES 1986 Toronado- Trofeo see $590 823-5154. 1991 Honda Accord LX, $15,000 886-8854. canvas, excellent COndl' porch, appliances, air Park Attracl!ve 1 bed. Bose system One owner, RIVARD. (330) five room "SPRING BREAK coupe, aulo, 8,500 miles, lion $17,900 884-6898, conditioning, close to VII. room apartment Appll. $4,275 16820 Kercheval 1987 Plymouth Voyager LE, upper, hardwood floors, MUSCLE" 36,000 mile warranty, 979-4700 lage Includes heat. No ances, off slreel parking, at Cadieux 20,000 miles on new en- pets $750 per month secunty deposit, Ulilities appliances, modern white, perfect conditIOn gine, many other new FLYING Scott sailboat with 1978 VETTE 1984 BUICK Skyhawk 882-0340. From $395. 881.3153 kllchen One car garage, $12,800 or best 881- parts $3,400.886-2838 trailer, fair condition, 2 Tone paint. leather Good transportaliOn, 4 heat Included $750 plus alloys Only $7,495 1013 $1500 Force 5 saIlboat, ATTRACTIVE, well kept 1, NEFF 5 rooms, fireplace, door Clean, runs great, 1985 Toyota Van LE, dual secUrity 884-7987 fair conditIon, $700 882. and 2 bedroom rentals glass porch, custom bUill, $1,750 881-3724 1985 JAGUAR XJS, 62,000 air, power locks, one 1980 VETTE 3965 Completely remodeled clean, no pels 885-7429. 386 Neff, lovely 2 bedroom miles Excellent conditIOn owner, good condition, T tops low miles sharp 1985 Pontiac Grand Am kitchens and baths rn. VILLAGE- Excellent loca. lower f1al, available In a Only $8 495 Stored Winters. Records stick, 96,000 miles 1>53 BOAT PARTS AND LE Black. gold, loaded, c1udes. appliances, new tlon, 781 St Cfalr. Very fantastic location. In- Champaign $15,500 $3,600.885-1848. SE~VICf high miles, well main- carpeting, most utilities, attractive 2 bedroom c!udes slove, tefngerator, 1984 VETTE Lon 885-9540 microwave oven, dish. Leather good rubber tained, runs excellent 1990 Ford Aeroslar XL, MARINE WOODWORK pnvate parking, fireplace, lower. Newer carpeting & 1979 Mercedes 3000, 4 Florida car Sharp Only Asking $2,995 88&3583 greal deal, loaded. Call Custom designed & bUilt basement, garage. From appliances. $725 plus washer and air conditiOn,- $9995 door, auto, air, records 574-5998 days, 881-3288 cabinetry, etc Ing unit In the mastat 1990 Cadillac Fleetwood, $380 886-2920 utilities Appointment call Mint condition' $4,900 evenings. Repairs, dry.rot 18 years bedroom Newly redecor. loaded, leather, 3 year COZY Carnage House. John Albrecht, office 963- 1987 VETTE 882.1417 expenence Have PortfolIO ated including a remod- warranty. 5,000 miles 1985 PLYMOUTH Voyager. Small 1 bedroom, liVing 8900, home 882-4988 CONVERTIBLE & References eled kitchen $7751 month Only 31.000 miles. Like new' 886-7786 1988 Mercedes 300E, 7 passenger, power r?Om, kitchen Perfect for GROSSE POinte P k. 435-6048 Includes snow and grass leather Sharp Only black, grey leather, low steenng, brakes Cruise. Single $450 per month ar 1988 BUICK REGAL Grand plus Ulllllies 884-3784. across from St. Ambrose removal Call 884-1294 $19995 miles Only $22,900 Rear defrost, wiper FIRST MATE Sport Loaded, excellent ______Church DeSirable 2 bed. anytime WOOD MOTORS- 372. $2,900 884-9246 BOAT CLEANING condition. 59,000 miles Luxury Furnished Condo room, appliances, carpel. 1985 CHEVY MONTE 8597 Open Saturday & DETAILING BEAUTIFUL 2,500 sq. ft. 3 CARLO SS Asking $7,100 Call 772. I> 13 AUTOMOTIVE Ideal VIllage locatIOn, near Ing. $425 a month, de- Boat washing, rubouts! wax. bedroom, 2 bath fire- 58.000 original miles 1988 Honda Accord OX. WANTED TO BUY shoppmg, restauranls. POSit 469-1049 6598. ,"g, bottom palnllng & Sharp Only $6,495 Excellent condilloni place, appliances, air, GEO STORM GSI, 90 Au. $6,9001 Best 1987 VW TOP $$ PAID Teak work QUality work ~~~,e:oor;:r;e, In~~e;. TROMBLEY Rd. English balcony, basement, g~ 1985CAMARO tomatlc, air, cassette, Fox. Loaded, sun roof, For lunk, wrecked and un- guaranteed papers, Imens, utensils, Tudor, SpaCIOUS 3 bed. rage, amenrt,es $1,360 V.8. Hops Worth a loaded. $8,500. 228-7543 excellenl, $3.6001 Best wanled cars and trucks. 882-8453. cable teleVision and room plus den, 2 1/2 plus secunty. 824-4040. long look at Only State licensed. 1984 Cavalier. Wife's car, 881.1041 much more. $1,5001 4 baths, ~ormal dining GROSSE POinte. SpaCIOUS, $3.995 BULL AUTO PARTS 654 BOAT STORAGE I weeks Erght week minI- room, liVIng room and one owner, 4 speed 1990 MltsublShl Eclipse GS, DOC~AGE airy, 2 bedroom upper. 894-4488 mum stay. Info at 882- fireplace, newly deco- 1986 BUICK GRAND Great transportion! $400 one owner, low miles, air, Close 10 Village. $675: CALL Tom first'" I want SHORE Club Manna. Nine 0899 9- 5 M.F rated (Ralph Lauren), up- NATIONAL 886-9460 loaded Only $9,950. 882-8685. Mile and Jefferson Don't ' dated kitchen with applr. Excellent condition WOOD MOTORS- 372- your used car! I'm paying Good miles Only 1989 Calais SL, auto malic, need to be a resident MARYLAND 2 bedroom ances, no pets, adults CLEAN, attractive 2 bed- 8597 Open Saturday "Top Dollar" for good $8.795 air, quad 4 engine Very running, dependable One hundred new boat upper, large, clean, preferred. $1,1501 month. room rower flat. All natu. well maintained $6,495 1987 ACCORD LX, mInt cars. All makes, models slips- new clubhouse- 24 stove, refrigerator, 882-3222 ral wood throughout in. 19891ROC 775-5618 condition, new clutch washer, dryer $420 plus ------& $50 to $5,000. instant hour secUrity. Minutes utilities. 397-7114. 1127 MARYLAND, new cludlng beveled glass T.tops. new rUbber. brakes $6,400 882-0063 French doors Appliances ready for spring Only 1987 BUIck Regal Grand cash. 7 Days, 24 hours. from 1-696 and 1.94, on ------floors, new kitchen, neWly $9.995 National. Low mIles. New after 6, 34;3-2254 days 372-4971 Lake 5t Cfair. Call 775- CLEAN upper 2 bedroom painted, driveway. $525 Included No pets. 1224 3280. $485. plus utilities. 1076 plus utilities, no pets Waybum $415 plus se- tires Loaded except T. 1989 Ho~ct~ Accord LXI, want your beat up car, cunty 422-3365. "TRUCKS" tops. $10,500 881-9620 black, auto, 4 door, Jim 372.9884 Days. BOAT we'll- up to 20'. n1. Beaconsfield. 886-4099. 881-3149 41,500 miles $10,000 or 4575 or 596-3103. JeffersonIHarcourt -8-60--N-o-tt-in-g-h-a-m-,-'-ow-er 1989 BRONCO II XLT 1989 Chevy Spectrum, 4 MARYLAND Lower 3 bed- best 885-3404 651 BOATS AND MOTORS ------3 bedroom, 2 bath upper apartment natural floors Two-tone. 4 x 4 Only door, automatiC, arr, room flat, appliances, off PRIVATE dockage- 5t. Clair flat Upd~ted kitchen wI appllanc~, parking By $10.295 stereo, good condition 1989 MAXIMA GXE, aut~ street parking. 884-9461. j $4,200 773-9687. matlc, 60,500 miles, air, WANTED- Boston Whaler, Shores. Boats up to 30' new appliances and eat. appointment. $450 per 1989 GMC SLESTEP 11'-4" Super Sport in 774-6658. Ing space. Living room wI month. 229-0079. 1990 Geo Metro, 52 MPG, stereo cassette, velour, LOWER flat, 2 bedroom, SIDE good condition 886-3575 ------NFP, formal dining room. ------4 door, air, extras. Pay new tires, clean $9,800 hardwood floors. New V-8, loaded Gorgeous n1-8335 $9OO/month. QUIET 4 family, south of Only $.10.495 off pnce $4,950.11 886- 1981 Formula 302- !win 454 CHAMPION & BAER Jefferson, newly remod. appliances. Available May 6068 HONDA Accord LXI- 1989 4 h.p. New Interior, loaded, 198~ P 884-5100 '> elect, apphaooes Included 1st. $425 822.2673 90 FORD'F215O' ~ excell ",\ , 0, ~10'11il\p. Clean, N t $52 door, 5 speed, black, CO en t con d 1t lon, I 4 FARMS-' 2 bed-_. i , opes 5 rntmlbly GROSSE dl'):>o,nte Park- Only 10,000 miles like 1983 Cutlass Clera $33,000 885-6049 seeps ,stove and Sink room lower, 331-3559. _ - -) _ Excellent condltionl new Only $11.395 Brougham, 4 door, 4 cy- $1,000.882-2541. remodeled kitchen. Own ' freshly parnted" 2 bed- Best. 882-7095. cllnder, 131,000 highway $9,9001 PEARSON EnSign- 23', ------utilities. Professional, suit. GROSSE POinte Park. Way. room upper, all appll: 1985 FORO HIGH CUBE miles, A.1 condition, ga- 1983 COROLLA station mahogony cockpit, race 1974 Coleman pop.up able Slnglel Couple bum. 2 bedroom upper ances, off street parking. 14 foot. automatic rage kept. Non-smokers wagon 30 mpg, good run. ready, 6 hp Johnson, camper, sleeps 6. $400 $850. 886-2044. Appliances, carpet No $465. month plus utilities, Only $3.995 $1200 885-5241. nlng condition, 95,000 $4,500. 881-9120 or shotgun & cash 886- -0------pets $4751 month. de- security depOSit 822- mile $695 882-7802 3674 N TTINGHAM S of Jeffer. POSit,$500 864-4666. 2318 1987 GMC SAFARI SLE 1>04 AUTOMOTIVE 1988 SEARAY 230 weeken- .______son. 3 bedroom upper. ------_ Gorgeous Only $7.995 ANTIQUE/CLASSIC 1990 NISSAN 240 SX, der, low hours, fully 33Hl834. TROMBLEY. Beautiful 2075 SPACIOUS, unique third loaded Like new ------sq ft., sunny, spacious, floor one bedroom apart. 1930 Ford Model A, excel. loaded, excellent condl' ATTENTION tlon, low miles $10,500 $24,0001 best 884-t648 SOMERSET (1384), Grosse four bedroom lower flat ment Rreplace, appl ... lent custom restoration, 4 LANDSCAPERS 79Q.4179. Evenings or 774-5488 after 5 p m MOPED- YAMAHA Razz, POinte- 3 bedroom upper near Jefferson Newly ances skylights $550. door, leather interior, red, 675 miles. $400. WIth garage. $550. Avail. decorated in neutral col. 824-4040. FULL SIZE BRONCO must see $10,000 882- 1987 GOLF 4 door hatch- 1990 seadoo, new in 1991 886-0142. able May 1. 886-4212, af. ors WIth natural fireplace, IMMEDIATE occupancy, WI Plow Only $2,995 6156. back, aulomatlc, AMlFM, Under warranty 1111JUly, ------ter 5 large IMng room, formal 1992 Stamless steel 1m. Harper Woods, 1 bed, 60S AUTOMOTIVE air. 45,000 miles Excel. "TOP OF THE LINE LATE lent condition! $4,500 peller, very low hours. GROSSE POINTE. two dining room, new kitchen room upper Clean, $4001 FOREIGN $4,100.751-6977 bedroom apartment, appliances WIth eating MODELS" 885-8100 ask for Tina. month includes heat and PORSCHE 1984 944 taupe, ------1969 Sportster, recent re- kitchen appliances, stor. space, 2 1/2 baths, large water, kitchen appliances. 1987 Honda CMC OX. 1988 HONDA ACCORD 62K Mint, aU records. Ex. 1988 SLiCKCRAFT 279 bUild, excellent condition age room, carport, very useal:lle basement, hard. Secumy additional 885- cellent condition I Hatch- One owner Only Custom sound system sport cruiser, low hours, $1,800. or best. 886-5331 good condition. $6051 wood floors and garage, 5036 $6.295 back, sunroof, stereo like new Mercrulser 7.4 ------month plus seeumy. 881. $1,300. 882-0462 $7,900 983-7444 days $3,500. 881.7780 liter, 330 HP, inboard! 1985 Honda Interceptor 2806 BEACONSFIELD south of 886-2408 evenings. 1989 FLEETWOOD outboard Always In cov. 500, liquid cooled V-4,' TWO bedroom upper, 815 Jefferson, 2 bedroom JAGUAR 1987 Vauden V.8 Leather Only 1986 ACCORD, 5 speed, 4 ered well, sleeps 4, en- 16,000 miles. $1,500. KENSINGTONI Chandler Beaconsfield, Grosse lower. 2 or 3 month Plas, claret, low milage. 33.000 miles Only door, above average closed head and shower. 293-1866. Park- Beautiful large 2 POinte Park. Appliances, lease AVailable ImmedI- $12,995 MInt condition. $16,500. $3,800 n9-3800 days 882-6933, 313-335-0060 -19-7-4-Y-a-m-ah-a-35O--,-- bedroom llPper flat WIth separate utilities Very ately. $550 per month. 886-5005 776-1769 after 5 $100. sunroom. $450. includes nice. $4501 month plus 949-5716 1989 HONDA ACCORD. NEW 6 h p. Evenrude long _88_2._2968______heat. First, last and de- secunty.693-8999. Sharp, clean, loaded 1985 Honda Accord LX BRIGHT, cheery upper 1986 VW GTI, black, shaft outboard $800. Call 1973 Honda 500cc, 5,700 posit required Ideal for FARMS. enjoy sports at Only $8,995 hatchback Excellent con. Park Large rooms, appli- 70,000 miles, clean 343-9311. actual miles. Needs bat. working adults 884-5616. Farms Pier while IMng In $3,950 WOOD MO. dltlon, high mileage, ongl- ances, hardwood floors, 1990 OLDS TROFEO nal owner. Brand new 1982 SeaRay Sundancer tery & carburator work. ST. Clair. 2 bedroom town- upper apartment on Hili. TORS. 372-8597 Open storage. $490. 881.2944. Leather like new Only exhaust and brakes. 24', 260 Mercruiser, Mint condition $500 881- house. Newly updated, crest Road One bed- $14,995 Saturday $2,500 778-2179 sleeps 4, Galley. $14,900 6247 or 792-3897 parking, basement. $600. room plus one smaller of. HALF Duplex- 3 bedroomsL 1977 Porsche 924, 65,000 1 1/2 baths, stove, refng- 1990 OLOS REGENCY Office, 585-7424 1984 RM 250 Suzuki- Ex. Hendricks & Assoc 884- fice or dressing room erator, carpeting, BROUGHAM miles, beautiful condition. 606 AUTOMOTIVE ZODIAC Cadet 310 inflata. cellent condltlonl Includes 0840. Huge storage space. Ga- $4001 $3300 397.9164 JEEPS/4.WHEEl month. 884-0303 Leather Alloys. Like bie WIth 6hp Johnson me- all safety equipment. FABULOUS waterfront car. rage, utilities Included new Only $11.995 1991 LEXUS ES 250. Sun. 1990 GEO Tracker. 4x4, 5 tor & accessones. $1,149. $1,0001 best 293-1867 nage apartment. Very pn- Professional male pre- TROMBLEY (724). Three roof, leather. Mint condl' speed, AMIFM cassette, 8844266, evel1lngs. _a_ft_er_4_p._m_____ vate, 2 bedroom, 3 bath !erred $390. Available bedroom lower, 1 1/2 1992 REGENCY Only 3.000 miles tlon 8,000 miles 882- black Excellent condl' 32' BAJA 1985 T-330, re- laundry room, large yard Immediately. M4-1534 bath, 2 car garage, newly decorated, air. Appli- Gorgeous Like new 0006. tlon! $7,800 882-3612 conditioned 1991- loaded With lake pnvileges BEACONSFIELDI Jeffer- Only $19.995 • ances Included. Very MERCED~S 1979 450 SL. 1989 Cherokee Ltd, black with accessories and $1,2001 month includes son. Large, recently re- nice. $850.881.1811 2 Tops, good condition, with grey leather. Excel- equipment. $39,900 Den- 1989650 Wildcat utilities. 824-8608. modeled upper, appli • • CONVERSION BntlSh green, $17,000 BEACONSFIELD two bed- CORNER" lenl condItion. 46,950 ms Andrus 885-5652 or Doven three times War. GROSSE POinte Woods ances Included $445 445- ••• ----- .... --- •••••• Ils...... ------.. 5.. r~r...5i17.. 7~.. __ IiIli?1IiI7 ...... L MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION \ SERVI('~<: • <:vc:.TI:Uc:. • I'nllCII' TAT,,,., Grosse Pointe News The Connection ApnJ9,1992 723 VACATION R£NTAL , FLORIDA , NORTHERN MICHIGAN 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSfS FOR SALE ~oo HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUS£S'FOR SALE 800 HOUSESFOR SALE 800 HOUSESFOR SALE 1 SANIBEL on Gulf 2 bed- VACATION RENTALS PRICED Reduced- Charm- HARPER WOODS J rooms, newly decorated, HARBOR SPRINGS Ing 2 bedroom Farm ATTORNEY GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POinte Woods, HARPER Woods starter, Will handle your Real Estate all amenities Also avail- Homes, cottages, condomi- House In Grosse POinte Ideal starter or retirees ExclUSive 4 bedroom brick 1302 Anita 3 bedroom Grosse POinte schools, clOSing for $200 Also able by week, Condo 2 niums available weekly, Woods Central air, red- home, 2 bedroom, 1s1 Tudor Hardwood floors bungalow, wood floors, excellent one bedroom Wills, trusts, probate, and miles from Disney World monthly wood deck, large kitchen floor laundry, family room throughout, semi finished fireplace, finished base- Bungalow With large ex. Incorporations Thomas P April 11- May 2 313-776- GRAHAM MANAGEMET Close to schools, shop- and 2 car Only $38,900. basement With fireplace, 2 ment and more $84,900 panslon anlC, 1 1/2 car Wolverton, 285-6507 4820 163 E Main ping Low taxes and car attached garage 882-4064 With opener, newer de- Harper Spnngs MI 49740 more' 1327 Anita Super clean 3 bedroom cor, formal dining, large SANIBEL Island Gulf Front NEW HOME- 3 600 sq It Just listed GRAY brick raJnch, 2 bed- 616-526-9674 $84,900 Call 885-1030 bnck bungalow w/Grosse at kitchen, newer furnace and near beach, 2 bed- to be bUilt on Pemberton, $299,000 rooms, 2 baths, 2 car ga- POlOte SchOOls Finished Nelson Co. Real Estate and hot water heater, room & 3 bedroom apart- HARBOR Springs- Harbor WATCH THE SUNRISE G P P 2,300 sq ft 4 bed. & rage, Harper Woods basement w/1/2 bath aJnd 263-7110 Great location Under ments Three bedroom Cove luxury Condo Re- OVER THE LAKE rooms, 2 1J2 baths, cen- Grosse POinte School diS- shower, Huge upstairs, 2 OPEN Sunday 2. 5 1830 $40,000 Hurryl Must see home with pool Book off cently redecorated, SpacIous 5 bedroom home tral air September occu- trict Open Sunday 2- 5 car $86,900 Stanhope, Grosse POinte call Don Ho, Century 21 season and Winter 1993 sleeps 9, sWimming pool, on the Lake south of 12 pancy. Base price, Mid 80's 881-8146 Woods 1 1/2 story Brick Amertcana, 526-0268 now, owner 1-800.325 tennis courts, private Mile In the Shores Many $210,000 Country liVing In the City, bungalow, 3 bedrooms, 2 PRICE reduced- Marterl 1352 beach and health club updates Including newer 331-0066 PRICE reduced! 75 Hall 2000 plus square foot 1/2 baths, family room, Vernier, 4 bedroom, 2 112 Available for spring and kitchen, 2 1/2 car garage, TWO bedroom bnck With Place, Grosse POinte ONE week stay- ocean front home w/24x18 family central air, over SiZed lot, bath remodeled ColOnial summer rentals 313-331- steel seawall With pier fireplace, finished base- Farms 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 condo, for two Cape room and NFP 1 1/2 new carpet Move In con- Mudd room, extra lot 7404 GROSSE POINTE WOODS ment New roof and bath COLONIAL New Canaveral, FlOrida The baths, attached garage dition $137,500 Owner Now only $184,900 An. SpacIous 4 bedroom home driveway, 2 car garage kitchen, family room, cen. Royal ManSions Resort RELAX In Boyne Country, Hurryl $99,900. 884-8870 dary, 886-5670 2 1/2 bath, family room, Farms, great location tral air, large $1,000 885-1107 Petosky 5 bedroom Cha- deck and updated kitchen, finished 881-2923 EAST English Village 3 1211 KENSINGTON Excel. let Dishwasher, TV, Clean 3 bedroom ranch, for- fenced lot, attached 2 car 722 VACATION RENTAL basement, attached ga- bedroom Colonial In mint lent Park location Must phone, golf, pool, sandy mal dining, basement and EASTPOINTE. 3 bedroom garage $199,000 Open OUT OF STAT( rage Asking $199,500 condition Bishop near See! Open Sunday 2- 5 beach, small lake, play- 2 car garage. Only brick bungalow, base- Sunday 2-5.881-1534 HILTON HEAD ocean front EAST ENGLISH VILLAGE Mack Updated kitchen, 3 plus bedrooms 2 futl ground $575 week 647- $57,900 ment, 2 car garage, cen- MOROSS & 1-94, 10763 Charming English tudor In family room, new furnace baths, Large IIvmg room, Condo, one bedroom 7233 tral air, alarm, natural fire- pnstlne condllion 3 bed. By owner 8824776 natural fireplace aJnd bay Duprey, nice 3 bedroom $300 per week, Spring Call Century 21 AAA place $n,900 772-2269 Windows Coved cellmgs, brick Bungalow, formal Easter week available 724 VACATION RENTAL rooms, 2 car garage plus 771-9090 - Tim Brown or 775-4661 ST. John Hospital area 3 dining, aluminum trim, 343-9053 RESORTS all the amenities one ex- refinished hardv.ood OPEN Sunday 2- 5, 573 S bedroom brick Bungalow, pects of a quality updated floors, formal dining garage, freshly painted, MYRTLE Beach Luxunous BA~EBOATING- 41' C & C Brys 5 bedroom, first LOOK!!! den, new furnacel water home Crose to Mack room, full basement, 2 good room SIZes, nice oceanfront 2 to 3 bed- Sailboat Captain avail- floor laundry, walk In heaterl central air (90), 1 HARPER WOODS For Additional car garagel opener. area Pnced reduced to room condos Pooll Ja- able Fajardo, Puerto closets. Many updates 1/2 car garage, updated Stunning 3 bedroom bnck REAL ESTATE Listings $165,500 Century 21 $34,000 Call todayl Don CUZZI Spring rentals from RICO Renee Pierre, 1. and Special features Im- kitchen & bath $42,500 cape cod comple1ely up- In The Classic liVing Mackenzie Ask for Ho, Century 21 Amari- $5201 week Summer 800-888-518S mediate occuPaJncy. Call 884-0976 dated New kitchen, new Section ...... Brenda Lee, n9-75OO or caJna, 526-0268 rentals from $7351 week LEXINGTON, Michigan. furnace, new Windows, 37 COLONIAL RD. Center 1512 SOUTH RENAUD n5-3465 1-313-303-1266 20244 ANITA Cozy cottage With view of new garage. Natural fire- entrance COLONIAL Please Call 882-6900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POinte Shores HARPER WOODS HILTON Head- Palmetto lake and harbor Reason- place Only $74,900 Three bedroom, 2 1/2 For Information Pnme location, ranch, 2700 able 886-8239 sharp country brick Open SUnday, 2.5 Dunes- Beautifully fur. GROSSE POINTE PARK bath, family room, den, On The Real Estate sq ft 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 11 Large custom built bnck nlshed lagoon condo TOWNHOUSE-unfur- 2500 sq ft 4 bedroom brick Excellent condItIOn! Resource Page baths, huge family room 2 baths, air conditioning, Ranch (1,700 square Walking dIStance beach, nished, South Fort Myers, Colonial Family room, $335,000 881-5029 plus library Large fenced BY OWNER. recently up- yard and patIO, newer fur- secUTlty, spnnkllng sys- feet), one owner home, golf, tenniS Save 50% formal dining, natural fire- Flonda 15 minutes to dated, 3 bedroom, 2 full tem 2,250 sq ft wet plaster, hardwood Please call owner 404- Sanibel Causeway place, 2 1/2 car attached J. ALAN baths, Grosse Pointe nace aJnd krtchen, 3 fire- $329,000 881-8832 floors, natural woodwork 491-9184 Month to month, option to garage Will trade PAINTERS Woods New k1tchenlfur- places. Ready to move In For more ,nformatlon 1075 HAWTHORNE, throughout, marble sills, NANTUCKET Island Sum. buy. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, $199,000 L C terms. 399.2700 nace, large family room, or appointment call Grosse POinte Woods- large family room, full fin- mer rentals 1992 Over tastefUlly decorated, Ideal Stieber Realty finished basement Must 886-8082. Owner FantastiC locatIOn & lot Ished basement, 2 car at. 1,000 private homes All for two Singles or couple 775-4900 Supenor quality and great l see Open Sunday, 2-5 Open Sunday 2 to 5 size. Very unique & differ- tached garage With pnce ranges Best selec. needing guest room 2278 Allard. Reducedl OWNER- 19745 WoodSide, prices I Check your mall ent All new, Roof, opener, newer fumace tlon now The Maury Peo- Competitively pnced for $121,900.885-1935 OPEN Sunday 1- 4, Grosse Harper Woods 3 bed- box for valuable coupon. kitchen, 1st floor power aJnd central air, court ple (508) 228-1881 Open Immediate occupancy Pomte Shores, 32 Belle room raJnch, attached ga- 19676 KINGSVILLE Com. ST. Clcur Shores, 2 bed- Meade ThiS magnlflcant room, family room, Win' yard, one of a kind, Great 7 days a week $550, plus secUrity Days. rage, family room, new pletely redone bungalow, dows & much more! Call location With Grosse 313-681-3883, Evenlngs- room brick ranch, fire- executive home features furnacel carpeting! cen. 2- 3 bedrooms. New: Sid. POinte schools. $120,000. LONDON 313-953-2635 place hardwood floors over 4600 sq ft BUilt In for more information. SLOANE SQUARE tral air $129,000 372. lng, thermal pane Win. Attached garage Close the late 80's thiS home IS Call Don Ho, Century 21 5558 dows, steel entry doors, t Lake $75 900 773- LAND Contract Terms- Per- Americana, 526-0268. o ,. meticulous maintained, 800 Imum FOR SALE ------furnace, kitchen cabinets, LUXURY FLAT, fully fur- 6705 fect home for retirees or OPEN SUNDAY,2.S 1464 Yorktown Road, floor, bathroom, roof, 6 beautIfully decorated and executives. 2 full baths, nished Two bedroom, 2209 HOLLYWOOD GROSSE POinte Park. 1210 Grosse POinte Woods, panel intenor doors, glass VERY deSirable sub Just In- has all the amenities 1st floor laundry, walk to sleeps 4 Top floor of Grosse Pointe Woods Bedford, 4 bedroom, 2 11 five bedroom, 2 112 block basement Windows, Side St Clair Shores. Priced at $659,000 Con- Mack. Call Adell 884-6103 qUaint brownstone Local Three bedroom brick, 1 2 baths English ColOnial baths, ColOnial LIVing carpet aJnd laJndscaplng. Three bedroom 1 1/2 tact f-4.!chael BOJalad, or 886.5800, Coldwell 1/2 references. available May story, 1 1/2 bath, charm- Priced to sell at room, formal dlflfng room, $45,000. 885-7367. bath Brick RaJnch Central Century I 21 East Inc, Banker Schweitzer Real 3(). June 13 One week family room With natural ----- _ air, kitchen built. Ins, new 881-7100 or 445-0150 Estate Ing, spotless, modern $1,500 or both weeks $214,900 7814265 fireplace, finished base- FARMBROOK 3 bedroom, kitchen counter and floor, ------kitchen, natural fireplace, $2,500 882-0099 M-F l MOVE in condltlon 4 bed- ment, two car garage, laJnd contract 882-1627. carport, 2 natural fire- St. Clair Shores GROSSE POInte Shores. patio with bUilt in bar- room Colomal, 2 1/2 723 VACATION RENTAL large fenced yard By 1.3/4 Income- 932 Bea- places, Immediate occu- Charming 4 bedroom Cola- $259,000. Lakeshore beque Priced in high NORTHfRN MICHIGAN baths, family room, Flor- owner. 886-5570 consfield, Grosse POinte pancy Asking $105,900 nlal Featunng formal dln- Lane. 3 bedroom ranch. 80's Ida room, neWly land. CHARLEVOIXI PETO- Open Sunday 2. 4 or ap- Ing room, huge 100 x 166 By owner. 881.3724 Henry Kocian 886-2206 scaped private yard EXECUTIVE ranch on the Park Great rental area! SKEY, directly on Little polntment 22825 Gary foot lot, garage $81,900 OPEN Sunday 1 to 3 By EAST English Village, ex. Completely updated, in- Milk River, 3 bedroom, 2 Units in very good condl- Traverse Bay, new sun. Lane. By owner 881. Must sell Owner. Grosse Pointe cellent 2 bedroom bnck clUding kitchen, baths, bath, attached garage. 4 tlon. Separate fumaces, , room, three bedrooms, 2 9034, Woods, Brick bungalow, Bungalow, custom bUilt, sprinkler system, central bedroom colOnial With at- water heaters, central air, ~ Paths, sleeps ,.11 885- large expansion attic, for- air, more, By owner' tached garage and family all appliances, finished St. Clair Shores 1,500 plus sq ft, updated 2,250 Square feet, Cape Brand new 3 bedroom kitchen, new carpet .and mal dming, natural fire- 1~3;?5!~~V;\\/0"" 'a~l 1'1 • $223,000 Brokers Pro': rOOfl'l\'$107,OOO 8 Mile & basement, double ga- t-94 area CENTURY 21 rage PRICE REDUCEDII Cod, Three bedrooms, h. R .pamt... (1.990), J "-:-~ed place, finished basement, HOUGHTON 'cake:""(2) "2 tected. Open Sunday 2- b f 'I I anches, starting from IU ...... rVatryng'armoloYmroomG'arge $61,900 basement, central 3 1 1/2 car g8!'!1ge. Immedl- bedroom duplex cottages, 4 1389 Blalrmoor Court AVID,INC 778-8100 Carol Pollina, Coldwell Il air, . rosse bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car ate occupaJncy. PRICED great swimming & fishing 885-0053 ------Banker Schweitzer Real REDUCED! Must sell, $275 weekly or $500 for NEWL Y BUILT. 20505 Estate, 886-5800. Pointe Woods $187,000. 12 M'I garage With auto opener. CHARMING Grosse POinte Ridgemont, Harper ------882-2968 I e & 1-94 POSSible laJnd Contract. call today Don Ho, Cen- both 779-2605 Updated 3 bedroom Ranch Woods bnck bungalow, Woods Grosse POinte $2,800 IS all you needl 7.4 tury 21 Americana, 526- BY OWNER- COLONIAL IN Featunng, 13 x 25 foot 1840 Hampton CASEVILLE. 2 bedroom 1400 square feet, 3 bed- Schools 3 bedroom frnanclng available 0268 Grosse POinte Woods, 3 family room, new fumace BY Owner English Tudor, beach front home Close room Immaculatel Nu- Cape ~, energy effi. FreshJy painted, bnck 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, 3 aJndroof, allan huge 95 x Grosse POinte Park. SHARP 3 bedroom bnck to golfrng & manna merous, recent Improve- clent $75,900. 884-7575 bedroom, basement, 1,5 car cement block garage 233 foot lot $64,900 3,400 square feet. New Bungalow, 2 full baths, Bookings now for Sum- ments Must see or 774-{)818 garage, city certified wrth 2nd floor storage Must be sold furnace, roof, kitchen, Grosse POinte schools mer 517-874-5181 $109,500 2045 Holly------Seller Will help WIth clos- Hardwood floors, fire. windows, air conditioner Open 4112, 1-4. 21232 wood 882-7135 KENSJNGTON. Charming Ing cost 771-5717 Joe HARBOR SPRINGS English tudor With 3 bed. Surmont Century 21 place, finished basement. Lee Real Estate 861 Whittier. $359,000. Kenmore 882-9008 Harbor Cove Condo's ST. John area- 2 bedroom rooms, 1 1/2 baths, natu- AAA Real Estate. _88_1_4_1_67______Ask for Harvey n1.3954 _8_2_4-4_90_7 _ For Sale or Rent brick, basement, front ral fireplace, 3 car ga- r='='='='='='='='='='-;'-;'-;'-;'::'-;'~ OPEN SUNDAY, 2:30-5 801 COMMERCIAL BUIlDINGS Sleeps 2 to 12 people In porch 6101 Farmbrook rag eTA P PAN & Grosse Pointe 1006 YORKSmRE 20030 Beaconsfield door pool, 4 tennis courts Open Saturday & Sun- ASSOCIATES, 884-6200 Farms OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 Harper Woods GREAT Area- Charming & Special pnces day, 12- 2 p.m 881-2589 SpacIous cu~tom built Colomal WIth fll'st floor South of Vernier- East of Quaint office building for that perfect 128 Meadow Lane bedroom sUIte plus three addItIonal bedrooms 3 5 Beaconsfield. GROSSE across from "Sparky Her. "Spnng Get-a-way" 1590 BLAIRMOOR baths, faDUly room, den and fabulous kitchen ' Code Violations Sharp, English Colonial, POINTE SCHOOLS berts" Perfect for a van- Golf nearby Gro ••• Pointe Woods SUSAN NOETHEN • CHAMPION & BAER Repaired three bedrooms, 1-1/2 Sparkly cleaJn all bock 3 ety of uses. Fun price $199,500 baths, large family 884.5700 SYLVAIN Sellingyour homel WeWill bedroom, plus FlOrida $89,900 Call for more in- repairall your Violations SpacIous3 bedroom 25 bath, room, two eM garage formation. 886-9030. hVlngroom,dining room,family room, extra large lot, ManagementJ Inc. Guaranteed roomWIth fireplace,2 car George L Palms 115 MERRIWEATHER huge garage Extra cleaJn SALE or lease, 3,000 1-800-678-1036. CAll ERIK• 372-7138 attachedgarage,centralair Associate Broker GROSSE POINTE FARMS $77,500 Bon Realtors, square feet, Grosse HIGGINS Lake Cottage, 4 Excellentcondition OpenSunday2 00-5 00 886-4444 or 886-5800 Inc 774-8300. POinte 882-1627 bedroom, full bath, $395 Brick Colonial 3,100 square feet. Four bedrooms, two and HANDLOS REAL ESTATE Coldwell Banker CLINTON Township' 3 bed- per week Excellent rec- HARPER WOODS one half baths, family room with fIreplace, library, hvmg COMMERCIAL bUildings on room Colomal, 1 1/2 reational area 465-5670 884.7763 Schweitzer Real Estate room with fireplace, finished basement with wet bar and Harper in St Clair Shores • 1,700 sq ft. sprawlmg fireplace. New centralarr, furnace and waler heater 10 '90 baths, Great room, den, for sale! rent Or lease. brick ranch, Flonda LUXURIOUS Water front fireplace, basement, In Many Improvements. room, fireplace. aJnd water Vlew Condos 49 BELLE MEADE By Appointment Only g rou nd sprlll klers New roofs, parkIng. Let's at Suttons Bay Yacht $99,000 Outstanding location, 4 bedroom 882-7579 $129,900 263-1860 deal Dave, 468-7600. Club. Now taking reselVa. • Custom bnck ranch, OPEN Sunday 2- 4, 20275 PERFECT for Contractor- tlons for weekly rentals attached garage Colonial, beautifully landscaped, Lennon Large 4 bed. 15135 Charlevoix, Grosse . 2- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, finished basement. OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 fireplace, JacuzzI bath DETROIT room, 2 bath ranch, fam. POinte Park Rare Oppor- tubs and much morel Replacement Cost 1070 S. RENAUD Ily room, finished base- tunity. 4,000 sq. It Combl- Llmrted availability De- • 1,100 sq, ft. 3 ment, 2 1/2 car garage, nallon Warehouse and bedroom, fimshed Lot 110" x 169" 250,000 Updated. large family home. Ave bedroom, posit required For more central air, $115,.000. Front office. 3,200 sq It basement, garage. Construction, 3,700 sq. ft. 370,000 three and a half baths. two and a half car Info call Jan 616-271- Andary, 886-5670 warehouse, 800 sq ft Floor covering, landscaping 75,000 garage, Master bedrooms on first and second showroom or office space 6660 ST. JOHN HOSPITAL Century 21 floors, Family room. library and two finished 19107 MALLINA (with central air), small HARBOR SPRINGS Total play/exercise rooms In basement, Large lot kitchen, 1 pnvate office. Goldmark 695,000 Sharp custom 3 bedroom Sale Price Call 886-9030 PETOSKEY Roger or Vicki 545,000 New high ettlclency fLrnace. central air. brick broadfront ranch SAVE! Elliot 150,000 Mutschler Idtchen and morel Great finished basement, FRASER 1,500 square foot Fully fumlshed 1,2,3 & 4 296.0550 886-1329 marble Sills, large up- bUilding Land contract, bedroom Condominiums • $270,000 • • • 882-4406 dated kitchen, aluminum $95,000. Century 21 for rent at SIX different tnm, oversIZed 2 car ga. East. 881-2540. developments Outdoor rage Hurry, call pools, tennis, golf pack- By Owner DON HO CENTURY 21 802 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ages, some waterfront AMERICANA , units stili available EnJOy DILLS OF ROMEO 526-0268 UNIQUE office bUilding. lUXUriOUs accommoda- , , 21353 SEVERN Grosse POinte Woods, tlOllS while you vacation Harper Woods Bnck Bun. 700 square feet Ideal for In the Midwest's premier galow on 51 lot 3 bed- professIOnaL Owner. B86- resort towns Little Trav- ft rooms, updated kitchen, 6680 erse ReselVatlons 1-800- 968-8180 dining room, fireplace, 2 HOME SELLERS! car garage, large master 803 CONDOS, APTS/ fLATS tAKE Huron, East Tawas, bedroom WIth 1/2 bath & charming 2 bedroom cot- Advertise the sale of your home or condominium 2 walk In closets, GROSSE POinte Woods- 2 tage, very clean May, in $84,000 Sold by ownerl bedroom, 2 bath, fire- June, September $300 broker Open Sunday 1 to place SpacIous and week, July & August The Classic Living Section 4 or by appointment 527- clean, all on one floor $400 777-5430, 881. 9330 or 884-3293 CENTURY 21 AVID, INC 6095, and in the n8-8100 ST. aalf Shores 3 bedroom ALGONAC. ST CLAIR ST. aalr Shores Newer Classified Real Estate Section brick ranch. Attached ga- RIVER Renovated 100 4,800 square feet. Williamsburg Colonial ranch condo, 2 bed- rage, large lIVing room, year old house, 6 bed- and receive a discount. Community living. convenient to Village and rooms, 2 baths, attached natural fireplace, updated rooms, 2 baths, large schools 2 1/2 acre treed lot 4 bedrooms, 3 full garage, Walking dIStance Call 882-6900 krtchen, slate floor dining porch looking for Ideal baths 1st floor guest sUite Year round Pella to St Lucy & Jefferson- OU room, F,nished base. famllyl couple Yearly or come Into r office at sunroom With Jacuzzi Many fine features Marter Road shopptng ment Newer furnace, lease only Also, 2 bed- 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms Recenfly decorated by D J Kennedy Immediate occupancy central air, sWImming room companIOn cottage! Please mention this offer when placing $95,000 Call 852{)249. $299,900 pool Lot 150 x 106 Must house AvaJiable by the your real estate ads! see- asking $148,000 WOODBRIDGE East. to month or summer 885- Offer expires 4/24/92 For appointment call 6864 752.6492 22180 Alexander Open settle estate Pnced for Sundays n1-1296. qUick sale NO BRO- KERS Call 885-6437. l -...... _._...... ,._..., _ b •• tr tr •• Dr merzs D , • me 7 •• • • • •... an." --~ , "'r I I 1 April 9, 1992 Grosse Pointe News The Connection 803 CONDOS APlS FLAl) 803 CONDOS 'APlS'FlATS 307 INVESTMENT PROPERTY 817 REAL ESTATE WANTED EXCLUSIVE Woodbridge HARPER Woods Sharp, 2 ANN Arbor, 1515 State East! Price slashed! Mas. CASH for your DetrOit bedroom, appliances Street, 2 bedroom house ter bedroom suite with houses or assume mort- $39,900. Century 21 Zoned R4C Currently full bath & dressing room. gage Allied Real Estate, AM, n4-9000. rented. $89,900. 885. Big 2nd bedroom, full fin. 881-8373, 776-1900 6252. IDirectory of ServicesI ished basement, modern LOOK!!! CASH kitchen wtlh all appli- 803 LA~E!RIVER HOMES ances, deck & patio lead For Additional FOR HOMES to two carportsl PRICED REAL ESTATE Listings Serving Area Since 1938 907 BASEMENT GREAT Investment Oppor. 902 ALUMINUM SIDING AT $107,990. Call Carol In Th1t Back Stieber Realty WATERPROOFING 911 BRIC~ BLOCK WORK 9! 2 BUILDING REMODELING tunlty. Unique 1950's 'Z'. Bon Realtors, Inc. Of This section ••.. 775-4900 ranch- style house on LEONARD'S MIKE GEISER JAMES M. KLEINER EASTVIEW PRIVATE party wants Concrete & Masonry n4-8300. Please Call 882-6900 Fox Creek Canal Two SIDING CONSTRUCTION ALUMINUM, INC. bedrooms, liVing room, home Will pay cash Mr Flagstone, Brick & Slate LAKESHORE Village- Just For Information Aluminum and vinyl Siding Waterproofing ALCOA PRODUCTS dinette, kitchen, and utll. Fletcher 886-6102 Patios & Walks listed I 23045 G!1I)' Lane On The Real Estate Complete custom tnm, Dig down method Awnings- Sidings Ity room New carpeting! Driveways, Garage Floors Diana, Century 21 Kee, Resource Page soffit areas, gutters and Licensed Guaranteed Combination Storms tiled floors, alarm system, 819 CEMET ARY lOTS Porches & Chimneys 751-6026. PERFECT for single, out of replacement Windows 1I- Free estimates Screens-Doors-Roofing and appliances. Full front Tuck-pointing, Repairs WINDWOOD POINTE- Fan. nest or Just married At- censed and Insured Free 881.6000 Seamless Gutters yard, fenced. In back FOREST Lawn Cemetery- LICENSED INSURED tastlC 1st floor, vacant, tractIVe one bedroom apt estimates ------B.F. Goodrich VlnylA yard With garage, cement Family plot for 6 plus No Substitute For Quality lake VIeW, end unit, 2 condo In Lakeshore VII. 884-5416. CAPIZZO CONST, Products boat deck along canal space for monument. 885-2097 bedrooms & 2 baths lage In center courtyard ALUMINUM and Vinyl Sid. BASEMENT 17301 MACK AVE NEAR Currently generatmg 885-9003 Includes new carpet, lng, trim, gutters, carpen- WATERPROOFING J. W. KLEINER SR. CADIEUX $4001 month rental In. OOUNTRY CLUB- St Clair stove, refrigerator, 820 BUSINESS try, awnings and porch WALLS STRAIGHTENED MASON CONTRACTOR DETROIT, MI 48224 come Must see to appre- Shores Walk to golf washer, dryer, pool & OPPORTUNITIES enclosures Licensed AND REPLACED SERVING the PolntesFOR c,ate $32,000 firm. For 881-1060 527-5616 course. Vacant, 2 bed- clubhouse $43,900 Only ' FREE estimates Chuck DONE RIGHT 30 YEARS 26 Years Exp L1C & sale by owner 822-6408 GAS Statlon- St Clair Hall, 777-7665 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Brick, Block, and Stone rooms, 2 baths, attached $63.00 condo fee Phone Insured. No brokers please Shores $50,000 down ------LICENSED INSURED garage. Jean Hawkins 881-6300 work and all types of re- Century 21 East 881- ALUMINUM! Vinyl SIding TONY 885-0612 SEE SHOWROOM Johnstone & Johnstone CONDO, MarySVille, MI 2540. Custom tnm, all colors _ pairs 2 FAMILY Income- Grosse ------__ Excellent fiver View, 2 Brick & Aagstone Patios BARKER Pointe area. Reduced for GROSSE POINTE WOODS Gutters Installed, reo JAMES M. KLEINER bedroom, den, 2 car ga. INVESTORS wanted, need paired, cleaned Free es. Basement Waterproofing & Walks, Porches, CONTRACTORS qUick sale. Owner moved. The Berkshlres- 2 bedroom, Chimneys Tuck,Polntlng, rage, 2 baths, appliances, $20,000 to $30,000 tlmates! Jason, 293-3051 Walls straightened & Modernization-Alterations Uve In and lat tha other 2 bath Condo, first floor no pets. Immediate occu- Patching .Addltlons-Famlly Rooms pay the bills. Coldwell unit Completely updated Guaranteed 9% plus re- WINTER SPECIALS ON braced or replaced pancy $91,500 463- turn Real Estate as col- Violations Corrected - Kitchens-Recreation Schweitzer Real Estate Immediate occupancy. lateral. 371-1624 Vmyl Siding, Seamless Gut- LIcensed Insured 0834 & SpecialiZing in Small Jobs Areas Cell Adell Stover, 884- 776-4120 days, 886-5509 tersl Downspouts. Re- 10 year Guarantee. Free estImates Licensed JAMES BARKER 6103 or 88&-5800. evenings Open Sunday 15120 Kercheval, Grosse placement Wlndowsl 885-2097. 309 LA~E, RIVER LOTS Pointe Park ThiS charm- 882-0717 886-5044 CLINTON charmer. Three 2- 5 p.m 1750 Vernier Ing office bUilding offers Doors, Storm Windows! THOMAS KLEINER M & M Cement & Restora. Road, Apartment -19. Doors Licensed! Insured BASEMENT CORNERSTONE bedroom all bnck wtlh LAKE Huron lot on M.23, tlon Bnck, block, stone spacious hVlng room, CONDO for sale by owner 1,000 square feet, perfect Free Estimates Ron Ver- WATERPROOFING CONST. CO. 10 miles N. of AuGres. for lawyer, Insurance, etc cruysse Company • Digging Method veneering. Bnck pavmg, modem kitchen, family Built in 1989,2,500 sq. ft Kitchens-Custom Design Sandy beach, h'9h bluff, Only $89,000 Gall today n4-3542 tuck POinting, wall repair. room, huuuuge garage lakeVIew Club, St. Clair trees, 105 ft at water, for the details Jim Saros . - Peastone Backfill Waterproofing Mike, 954- Family Rooms I Shores Comer unit. Ex. Window Replacements AI on country sized lot cellent view of Lake. 3 299 11 long Whitney Agency, Inc 313-886- - Spotless Cleanup 9640. North of 16 Mlle. Township. Call 313-886- 9030. - Walls StralQhtened Commercial Remodeling $78,900. Call Carol 'Z'. floors, 2 car garage, new 4099 or 313-853-0054 & Braced or Replaced CHAS. F. JEFFREY InteriorlExterior Bon Realtors, Inc. 774- carpel. Buyers only. By ELEGANT, fashionable hair PARQUETTE'S _Bnck and Concrete Work Bnck, Aagstone Walks & Additions LOTS for sale- Harbor 8300. appointment or open Sat. salon 824-n34. _ 10 Year Guarantee Patios Custom and QUalrty Always Beach and CaseVille. urday & Sunday 2.5 Call ---....",...---."""",,,,,,,,,,= Washer & Dryer Licensed & Insured Porches RebUIlt LICENSED AND INSURED VANDYKE. 14 Mlle. 2 bed. 294-4944. Lakeview, lake access, Pre-Cast Steps JIM LAETHEM private beach and much Repair Service A 1 WORK rooms, 1 bath, apph. RIVIERA Terrace, 2 bed. Tuck.Pointlng 882-9310 ances Pool. No pets more! Call for details, SpeCIaliZingIn Whirlpool, 296-3882 Cement Work Possible Land Contract, room, 2 bath, mid level, 517-4~267. SUTTON ConstructIon: $45,500. 463-{)834. new kitchen, appliances Kenmore & General ElectrIC Basement Waterproofing commercial, residential, stay, owner. n4-6309. Hot POinte kitchens, additions, ree 400 on The Lake. 2 bed- 811 LOTS FOR SALE R.L. Licensed Insured rooms, 2 1/2 baths, cen- SHORES Manor. 2 bed. rooms, dormers, Jim, Bryson, Tim. 884-2942, tral air, boatwell. rooms, 1 1/2 bath, first ZONED multiple, water & PROMPT SERVICE STREMERSCH 882-1800 882-2436, 881-7202 $189,000. floor, balcony $54,900 sewer are In Will hold 8 774-7054 Classified Advertising 884-6898. condos Unbelievably ------882-6900 RESIDENTIAL and Com- 290 RIVARD. 5 bedroom, 3 ST. Clair Shores Golf priced in the $50's BASEMENT merical Remodeling- 1/2 baths, den, garage, Course Condo overlook- Across from Lake St. DO ALL WATERPROOFING BRICK repair, tuck pointing, Basements, Rec rooms, ent unit. $189,000. Ing muniCipal course Clair 10 Harrison Town. Appliance Service Walls Repaired steps, porches, small bathrooms. Ucensed & Straightened cement Jobs & sidewalks along With upper outside ship. Mlchale BOlalad, Washers, dryers, relngera. Insured. John Price. 882- HARBORTOWN. 2 bed- deck, 2 bedrooms, 2 century 21 East, Inc tors, stoves, garbage diS- Replaced _L_lce_nsed__ J_o_h_n_88_2_- I MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ~f:AVlr~~ • C:VCTCUC .. f"nllC"IU TAT.nll. Grosse Pointe News The Connection April 9, 1992 "======--===--=---===------=-----~f '~ 'I Directory of Services I Q 12 BUllDlNGI REMODHING Q 17 ((lUNG IlEPAIRS 913 CEMENT WORK 943 LANDSCAPERS/ . 94 3 lANDSCAPE~S / 913 CEMENT WORK 921 CLOCK REPAIRS 930 ElfCTRICAl SfRVICE GARDENERS GARDENERS RASCO CONSTRUCTION PLASTERING, drywall and MIKE GEISER GOT A SMALL JOB? FREE estimates, Plck-upl ELECTRICAL work- special- J.BRYS ANGEL Lawn maintenance, INC Home Improve- ceramic lile 30 years ex- Get a Small Job Pnce. New delivery Grandfather IZing In residential, trou- LANDSCAPING Spnng clean up, weekl~ ments, Windows, Doors, perience Absolutely CONSTRUCTION & Repair Work. Quality clocks, and all others ble shootmg, breaker Spring Clean-Up, Power cuttings. 882.5175 Kitchens, Decks, Addi- guaranteed Call Valen- Walks, Patios work reasonably priced. 371-6044. (KEEP ADI) tions, Sldmg, Palntmg, Driveways, Chimneys panels, range plugs, se- Raking .THREE C's tino, afternoons 795-8429 CLYDE'S CONCRETE Carpentry Work No Job Stone work cunty lighting REASON. WEEKLY CUTTING LANDSCAPING. PLASTERING, Drywall, & MASONRY ABLE 884-9234 Too Small Licensed & Tuck pointing 925 OECK~/~ATIOS Bush & Hedge Trimming, Large tree tnmmlng and ca- Taping & Spray Textur- 331-9188 Gardening Insured 886-0420 Steps, porches bling mg New & Repair Free Violation & work ENJOY A SERVING THE FREE ESTIMATES Code BRICK & Block repairs. Ornamental trees our spe- MARBLE! CERAMIC Mod- Estimates 25 years ex- CUSTOM WOOD DECK 885-4087 WaterprOOfing Porches, steps, tuckpolnt- GROSSE POINTES Cialty - ernizations- Alterations penence Jim Upton n3- We specIfically deSign and Free estimates lng, glass block Reason- SINCE 1965 LAWN Service- Expen- Stump Removal- storm Kitchens, baths, rec- 4316 or 524-9214 bUild natural wood decks able n9-6226 enced U of M student damage repair. rooms LJcensedJ Insured 881-6000 to SUIT YOUI Free con- Kelvin Construction, 610- CODE Violations Repaired CUSWORTH Mark 885-7865. 757-5330 Interlorl Extenor Free sultation, estimates ELECTRIC INC 2013 R.L. STREMERSCH ~ 19 CHIMNEY CLEANING 791.0418. Inspection check can FAMILY OWNED AND LAWN service, cut, edge CEMENT CONTRACTOR WYGAL BUILDING save you lime and OPERATED LAWN and trim Free estimates Cement R.R. CODDEN8- Chimneys 927 DRAPERIES money Insured, expen- ELECTRICA.L MAINTENANCE Grosse Pomte Refer- CO. Driveways cleaned- Screens in- enced, references CONTRACTORS ences 822-1543, John Dormers-Additions Patios stalled Chimneys rebUilt! CUSTOM Made slipcovers Seaver Home Mamte- No lob too large or small Kitchens-Baths Brick work repaired. 886-5565 and draperies Guaran- NO lob too small Or too nance 882-0000 Violations Corrected see our ad below Garages-Siding Basement waterproofmg teed workmanship Ex- big. 10 years expenence Master Licensed & Insured REO RIVER RUN Licensed-Insured PLASTER, drywall repairs, Steps J&J peTienced Call now. Reasonable. 882-5978. • Residential - CommerCIal n5-2619 prep for painting, texture, Tuck-POinting CHIMNEY Bernice. 521-5255 METRO Lawn Service • Fast Emergency servlC9 Intenor pamtmg, wood- No Job too small MAC'S TREE AND Complete landscaping J & F CONTRACTORS SYSTEMS CUSTOM DRAPERIES SENIOR CITIZENS' work, trim Licensed Free Estimates servmg Grosse POinte 35 MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 Balloons, Mini Blinds, SHRUB TRIMMING and lawn maintenance:" John 882. • I MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION pz------~~RVlr~c:: • C::VC::T~UC:: .. f'nllC'II, TAT,n., ...... ------~---:----r Grosse Pointe News . The Connection : April 9, 199.2 Director of Services 954 PAINTING! DECORATING I 957 PLUMBING/HEATING 957 PLUMBING HEATING 91>0 ROOFING SERVICE 973 TlLf WORK 931 WINDOW WASHING PAINTING- Intenor and ex- COMPLETE L.S. WALKER Plumbing. LEONARD'S TILE Masonry, mud work. FAMOUS Maintenance. tenor Jabs References Drain cleaning. All re- PLUMBING ceramIC, marble, slate, serving Grosse POinte available Short notices pairs. Free Estimates ROOFING mosaiC, sWimming pools since 1943. Licensed, welcome. call KeVin 399- SERVICE 705-7568 Toll Free or Shingles, flat roofs, com- MARTIN VERTREGT Paul. 824-1326 bonded and Insured Win- 8961 n8-8212. plete tear-offs, bUilt-up Licensed Master Plumber roofing, gutters and all dow and gutter cleaning. ~ENT Pamtlng- Intenorl Ex- , Grosse POinteWoods Ionds of repairs. . carpet and wall washing tenor. Window washing 977 WALL WASHING 884-4300 , Quality work Fair Prices 886-2521 FRANK R. Work guaranteed. Free estl' TEDDY 'Free EstImates 884- New work, repairs, renova. mates Licensed and In- P Be M Window and Wall , 6355 tlons, water heaters, sured. Member of the Cleaning. (Formerly GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? sewer cleaning, code VIO- WEIR Better BUSinessBureau Grosse POinte Fireman GEORGE'S Painting lnte- latIOns All work guaran- 884-5416 Ad) Excellent care for RELAX! norl Extenor Patching, teed PLUMBING. HEATING ------your home Free estI- Plastenng, Window Putty. mates- References. 821- USE OUR FAX L.S. WALKER Plumbing ALL PRO ROOFING Ing. Caulking Extenor Jet ProfessIOnal roofs, gutters, 2964 Dram cleaning All re- SEWER AND DRAINS Call and inquire about our Spray, House Washing sidIng New and repaJred. -K-.M-A-'-NT-E-N-A-N-C-E-CO-.- pairs Free Estimates. BOILER SPECIAUSTS FAX MACHINE. When Free E~timates Call 705-7568Toll Free Reasonable: reliable, 16 Wall washing floor cleamng time Is short and our lines George anytime, 365- SPRINKLER REPAIRS years expenence d' F UCENSED Be INSURED an waxing ree estI- are busy. you can simply 5929 EMIL THE mates FAX the copy along with PROFESSIONAL Painting PLUMBER 885-7711 John Williams 8820688 billing and category NORTHERN SUBURBS Painting, decorating, Inte- FATHER & SONS n6-5167 ----- __ Information. ANIMAL WElfARE rlorl extenor, drywalll SelVlng The Pointe Area 980 WINDOW REPAIRS LEAGUE 91>4 SEWER CLEANING SE~VlCE plaster repair Refer- Since 1949 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS GROSSE POINTE NEWS 754-8741/463-7422 ences FREE estimates • Water Healers SECURE UNCLE RAY'S PLUMBING 882-6900 7n-7092 - DISposals ENERGYEFFICIENT Since 1925 & SEWER CLEANING BASEMENT WINDOWS P & M Window and Wall KEN'S WINDOW SER. • Faucets Kerth Danielson From $39.00 Modem heavy • Sinks Use AMERICAN made Cleaning (Formerly BEAR JOURNI;:YMAN/GLAZIER • TOilets LJcensedMaster Plumber duty equIpment. Special. glass block professionally Grosse POinte Fireman Wmdows'Re-putlled & • Water & Waste PIping izlng In tough root prob- Installedby Ad) Excellent care for Painted. (RemoVing All • Repairs & New Work 91>0 ROOFING SERVICE lems. Boller specialists. GLASS BLOCK your home Free estl- 824-2994. Old Putty) Caulk Ext of • VIOlatIOnSCorrected FLAT Roof Problems? New SALES, INC. mates- References 821. Home, Windows & Doors Free Estimates rubber roofs Installed on 91>5 SEWING MACHINE With 42 years of 2964 (SpecialIZing In Window Bill, Master Plumber flat roofs. Stops all leaks. SERVICE Putty & Caulking) (So f E I expenence A.QK WINDOW REPLACE Broken Glass & no ml) Guaranteed. 552-6116 TUNE-UP Special In your call 754-G510 or 263.9393 CLEANERS Steamed-up Thermo- ••••••••••••••••••••••882-0029 ------ROOFING Repairs, rashln- home Cleaned, oil. ad. for Free estimates. Service on Storms and • Screens , panes In Trade-30yrs. MICHIGAN gling, chimney screens, just tenSion, $9.95. All . Over 50,000 . Ken 879-1755 basement leaks, plaster makes, all ages. 885- satisfied customers. House Cleaning Free Estimates NORTHERN SUBURBS R.K. PAINTING PLUMBING repairs Handyman work. 7437. KEN'S WINDOW ANIMAL WELFARE Intenorl Extenor. Reslden- Tony Master Plumber Insured. seaver's, 882- SERVICE 775-1690 tlaV CommercIal Custom (Son of Emil) 0000. 973 TILE WORK lEAGUE Listed under Painting GEORGE OLMIN . P8JntinQ.Staining Power 293-3181 -AE-R-O-Roo-F1-NG-CO-.- 754-8741/463-7422 BATHROOMS, kitchens, 879-1755 WINDOW CLEANING Was~i~. Drywall Aluml- DIRECT EXPERT ROOF REPAIRS foyers. QUality work. Ref. SERVICE . num ~'5ling Painting Plas- PLUMBING Shingles, Slate, Tile erences. Free estmates CLASSIFIED 35 YEARS IN THE ter Re~V"lPsured._ - ~ . Roofs, Gutter Work 20 years experience. 294- DEADLINE ... POINTES IAN Freert=e..~~-'~'" ,., .•••D~IN ~~~~-Gt=~~8267. Is stili 778-7940 NOON TUESDAY WALLPA'PER application 371-6572 355-4320. CERAMIC tile- residential K-WINDOW jobs and repairs. 15 Excellent workmanship 521-0726 RUSSELL Home Repairs. years experience ns- Real Estate Resource CLEANING Re~~le pnces. Call • Free Estimates New roots, repair. Tuck- 4097;776-7113.And~ Deadline Noon Fndays Pat, ~. • Full Product Warranty pointing. Chimneys, COMPANY ARTISTIC CERAMIC TILE- Storms, screens, gutters, BEnER Home Decorating- • ~enior Discount porches and walkways. Don't Forget- aluminum cleaned. In- plaster repair, painting • References Free esllmates. Call Baths. floors. counter- tops. backsplashes: New, sured Free estimates 18 year's experience All Work Guaranteed Russ. 885-7093. remodel or rep8Jr.QUAL- call your ads In Earlyl 88.2-0688 Classified Advertising Paul n3-3799 MICHAEL HAGGERTY ROOFING & ITY WORK. Free esti- ALPINE Window CleanIng PLBG L1C.82-16432 mates 773-4517 882-6900 951> PEST CONTROl SIDING service Free Estimates ResidentiaUCommercial 8224508 DAN ROEMER ClASSIFIED ADS l' WILD LIFE REMOVAL IlJ~' ING"'," Shingles, Single Ply eak8. DraffV EXaERT CLEANING Michigan Humane SAFE FLUE PIt.I 'Rubber Roofs. Tear Offs 882-6900 __'l't,. ,.; ;;} .JJ..iI 'I'fileplllrtfOkJe Bacl(lt~...... \'...... :', If n'f'.W'idlJo~s1, ,()F~ , ~ .I.j CHIMNEY SERVICE Ii ~ Ir.\WINllCWlB.4 CllUWIR~ ...... ty Re~e 00l!!IIh!:J;" VINYL AND ALUMINUM TllEWORKS- .. ~citv P'Fob=r I Will Beat Your Lowest 882-5169 code work, fixtures, SID NG TAKE A LOOK AT OUR d7 - 00 water heaters Installed , CERAMIC, MARBLE Pnce GRANITE. SLATE 957 PLUMBING/HEATING licensed and Insured Seamless GutterslTrim GLASS BLOCK FRANK HAYDEN n2-2614 Replacement Windows QUARRY, VINYL 755-0281. ------Doors 10 years experience Com. WINDOWS BAilEY PLUMBING BOB DUBE Storm WindowslDoors petltlVe rates References FOR FREE ESTIMATES D. BARR REPAIRS PLUMBING and HEATING LICENSED INSURED Insurance repairs S year 881.2123 CLEANING SERVICES SECOND GENERATION & Licensed-Master Plumber RON VERCRUYSSE warranty. Free Estimates JOHN J. GELLE SEWER CLEANING COMPANY Ucensecl Insured. Mason - 38 yrs WINDOW AND GUnER SEWER CLEANING CLEANING SPRINKLER REPAIR. 77_4-354__ 2_. _ 527-6912 Experience Reasonable Rates For All ETC. DALE 977-0897 Mike Potter - Licensed Grosse Pointe WOods 882-1558 974 PAINTING DECORATING 954 PAINTING, DECORATING 886-3897 q 60 ROOFING SERVICE 960 ROOFING SfRVICf ALL WEATHER .D__ ...... MM. •• -. __ • HEATING & COOLING BOILERS $ DJ$COUNT $ PLUMBING WAL1~~!!}I~~a~fl~~~~~~~1~~9~LISTS ADVANCE BOILER PIPING 20 Years Experience _ Free GENTILE HOT WATER TANKS • For All Your Esflmates MAINTENANCE REPAIRED & INSTALLED Plumbing Needs 3-RCOMPANY CO. ROOFING CALL MIKE 882-0747 • Sewers & Drains 776-3424 • DAN • Roofing • New RepaIrs. SINCE 1940 Michigan Anli-Cruelry .IM ••• •••• • •• _ .. _. • Shingles • Slate • TIle • Tear.offs & Re-roofing Cleaned - '4()"'l Society PLUMBING- All repairs, I Aat Roofs • Tear'()ffs • Rat roof decks large or small LJcensed WHY PAY MORE??II • Sheet Metal • GUller- • Expert repairs 891-7188 FREE estimates, senior 7 DA YS • 24 hours New Repair. Qeamng • Small lobs • Copper • Decks Licensed -Insured discounts 372.2414. 839.9704 1intst InteriorPaintittg • Bays • Aashmg • Masonry RepaIr 774.9651 SCHNAPPS • Chimney • Porches 954 PAINTING, DECORATING 954 PAINTING DfCORATlNG .. • Tuck-POinting ~ • Caulkmg CIiar£es ft:liip If gibson FIRST CLASS 884-9512 PAINTING Painting ant! f})ecorating PAINTING INTERIOR Mich. Lic. No. 07&7521Funy tnsured Interior/Exterior EXTERIOR 884-5764 or 777-2216 Wallpaper 30VEARS Serving the "PlJJntefj" For Over 10 Years COMPLETE Call Bill PROFESSIONAL ROOFING SERVICE 771-80t4 '2r 776-6321 RESIDENTIAL 885.3594 COMMERCIAL Save 10% With Ad CALL NICK FOR TEAR-OFF Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATES R&J RESHINGLE CERTIFIED Michigan Humane ROOFING APPLICATIONS OF Society KENYON MIKE'S PROFESSIONAL • Shingle Roofs MODIFIED, SINGLE 872-3400 (Custom) PAINTING • Flat Decks . PLY. & WALLPAPERING SpecialIzing in Interior/Exterior Painting. We FLAT ROOFING PAINTING Interlor!Exlerior Includes oHer the best in preparation before painting • Expert Repairs SYSTEMS Quality work at a repairing damaged plaster, and use only the finesl materials for the VENTS cracks, peeling pamt, • Senior Discounts Great Pllce Window glaZing, longest lasting results. Great Western people GUTIERS Special for 2 weeks caulking, painting are quality minded and courteous. Call us for • Licensed. Insured REPAIRS only 2 looms for $300 aluminum Siding the ultimate in residential and commercial LICENSED. INSURED (under 20 x 15) Top Quality material painting. Reasonable prrces 773.0125 licensed & Registered All work Guaranteed 886-0520 Free Estimates Grosse POinte references REASONABLE RATES Call 776.5232 Call Mike anytime. FREE ESTIMATES. FULLY INSURED 777-8081 886.7602 BEST PAINTIN 957 PlUMBING/HEATING 957 PLUMBING HEATING 1"*',WINDOW m~SPECIALISTS E. L. CALCATERRA INC. (it) BEST [1 L:J MATERIALS Emil L. Calcaterra - Founder ...,~ BEST Plumbing. HeatIng. Cooling trt1 QUALITY Residential. Commercial. Industrial Servlng Grosse Pointe Area Since 1958 ~BEST Michigan ~t!-Cruelty I.::r'b PRICES Andrew Emil Calcaterra AsSOCiation When You Hire The Best Meclulnlcal Engineer Maner Plumber 891-7188 You Don't Need The Rest 24 Hour Answermg Servies 774.4002 775.6050 r -...~_ ...~...._..._..._----_-.._-~._------~-_..._--r...__",~..r --- .... ------:0--..---- 'rosse Pointe News • 18 Connection April9, 1992 • • 8SS1 Ie rou • e 81 Placing your classified ad is as simple as dropping it into a mailbox. Fill out the included form and ,',.1 r • send it along with your check (no cash, please). ~~Clas,s.ifi,ed"AdverJisingDe.p~,[~ment_" _~_;.~~_o_.;:.:. 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I 1 INSIDE Home design of the week 2 Real Estate Res(mrce 6 Vol. 1, Issue 6, April 9, 1992 t~~.'~\ Tap into spring make maple syrup ~ N IV~ ~I~" By Ellen Probert Suganng IS truly an Amencan ,#~ enterpnse Most of us are famIlIar with the 19th century lIthographs of CUlTler and Ives with theIr sen tlmental depIctIOns of rural New England LIfea century ago One of those most frequently seen IS titled "Sugarmg" and pOl" trays the woodland camp where big kettles of maple sap are bemg bOIled down mto maple syrup Invented by the IndIans hun dreds of years ago, sugaring was qUIckl) adopted by European set tiel's after they landed on our shores WIth them came such mod ern technology as Iron kettles, whIch made It possIble to produce much Imger quantIties than was possIble m blrchbark contamers For more than two centurIes, maple products were the cheapest, most aVaIlable '>weets, and maple '>ugat, not cane sugar, was used more than the other natural "wee tener, honey Even the mam tools of tree.tap pmg, the brace and bIt, date back long before the RevolutIOn Maple ~ugar IS so expen"lve now that It IS hard to believe It wa" ever less than half the prIce of cane sugar, hut thiS wa'>tI ue until 1880 when ('ongl e"" Iepealed a tanff on 1m p01ied cane '>ugar Mo'>tpeoplp thmk of Ne\\ Eng land 01 OhIO a<;maple '>ugar cen tel" hut maple tree,> 1,'1'0\\ m even "tdte dnd p\ en If you hm e onh onp - of ,lilY vanetv - vou havp a "alii ce of mdple "\ IUp FollOWing the ravage'> of Dutch elm dl<;ca<>e.many people hav(' planted maple,; and hav(' dlscov ('red the bonus of a pnvate source of a mo'>t delectablp treat SInce proper tapping does no harm to a maple tree, why not enJoy a further benefit from It In addItion to shade- and beauty? TappIng trpes can be a family actIvity and ven educatIOnal Children love the entire proce<;s and can learn much ahout trees, Am('ncan hl<;tory and a varJ('!\ of oth('r thIng<; In the hargam Much S('C SYRUP. page 2 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SVSTFMC: • rn"''''11 TATlnM Socorro: Earlier design revisited The Socorro offers a number of dIS- the upper story Its prIvate bath fea- tmct hving enVIronments, while tU1"tlS a compartmentahzed water aVOldmg the redundancy seen m closet, double vamty and raIsed tub some large homes Laundry can be sent dIrectly to the A large tIled entryway overlooks a utihty room on the mam floor VIa a sunken, vaulted hvmg room With laundry chute m the walk-m closet hearth and wood stove This is the SlIding doors open onto a pnvate formal mtroductIOn to the house. hanging deck. Behmd the livmg room, and four Next to the master suite at the top steps above, IS the oak-floored dmIng of the staIrs IS a comfortable study room. French doors allow a View of with fIreplace and view window. the back yard or garden from the ta- TIus study and downstairs den off ble The adjacent U-shaped kItchen the entry allow considerable flexIbIl offers a full range of apphances, a Ity m work and hVIng space They pantry closet, and a garden wmdow can be treated as offices, hbrarles, Informal meals can be served across hobby centers or auxIhary bedrooms. an eatmg bar into the large sky- The Socorro is a reVISIOnof an ear- lighted famIly room her deSIgn called the Emeralde II Two identIcal bedrooms and a Its front bay windows m the den and semI-priVate bath compnse a three- hvmg room present a more dramatIc room SUIte off the dmIng room TIus extenor, whIle retairung the size and arrangement allows chlldren or major features of the older plan guests an unw,ual amount of pn- For a study kIt of the SOCORRO ~R LEVEL PLAI\J vacy A half-bath off the landmg (207-14), send $7.50 to Todays Home, above the entry serves the rest of P.O. Box 2832-T Eugene, Ore 97402 OVERAll DIMENSIONS 89-ll .42-ll the mam floor UVING 2374 square roet (Be sure to specuy plan name and GARAG.E 748 square feel A palatial master SUIte occupIes number when ordenng) I Home Tips I ~ r Time trip - WhIle my husband There IS generally a 20- to 30- was statIOned overseas, I found keep- mmute wait, so Instead of reading, I mg one clock m the house set to the take a nice, long walk. I check in tIme of the country he was m made every 10 mInutes or so. It really us feel much closer to hIm feels good to get out, and the time Now, WIth many servIce members Just flIes by It also cuts down on my statIOned m various parts of the nervousness anticipating those VIsits world, theIr famIlies could keep a Henry V, Willmar, Minn. L __ clock set to those tImes so they can keep track of what their loved ones may be domg Leftover yarn - I always have RIta W., Jamestown, NY lots of yarn left over from craft pro- Jects I've done Instead of storing It Walk it off - My tIme IS very away, I use It for other thmgs limIted, so I dor..'t find much tIme to I tie up plants and vegetables In exercIse Now, I use the time I have my garden at sprIngtIme I also do Household Help by John Amantea I to walt m an office to see the dentIst nate some of It to local schools I or doctor GIna C , Camden, N J SprmgtIme SIgnals not only match to a rose-patterned shower warmer weather but hlstoncally, it's curtam Bowls of potpourri or also tIme for household facehfts An Syrup scented soaps are an effortless way WIllbegm flowmg as soon as early affordable place to start IS the bath- From page 1 to gIve a bath the fragrant aroma of sprmg warm days followed by cold room Shower curtaInS and accesso- springtime of chIldren's hterature Includes ac- mghts make the sap begm Its an- nes are readIly avaIlable In a WIde counts of tree-tappmg and syrup- alTay of colors and patterns, makmg nual process of renewal. Sap can be Create a beach bath. Whether mg seasonal changes and room updates used straight from the tree as you're lookmg forward to warmer Although commercial tree-tap- poSSIble whatever your personal "sugar-water" or to make pre- weather or reopening a warm pmg has been declinmg for years, taste or style. And, gIvmg the bath a sweetened tea. It takes about five weather vacation house, an enVIron hobby tree tappnng IS becommg new look is economical; a new bath gallons of sap to boIl down to one ment remmiscent of sun, sand and very popular. (A number of tapped can be had for less than $100 pint of syrup surf WIll bnghten your bath. Your maple trees have been observed in If you're ready to redo your bath You can do this In the kitchen or shower curtam could be remInIscent Grosse Pointe yards and gardens) room thIS spring, here are some tIps on a camp stave outsIde, whIch of a stnped beach cabana Colorful Nature centers, park depart- from HYgIene Industries would prevent the house becoming ceramic andlor plastIC bath accesso ments and hvmg museums have Take your inspiration from the filled WIth steam. nes and seashell-shaped soaps wIll begun to sponsor maple festIvals, garden. Even a small bath can re And pounng hot maple syrup on add a decorative touch as well whIch have become popular across celVe an elegant facehft by usmg an fresh clean snow creates a kInd of Should you choose not to take a the country as people learn to Iden- maple caramel whIch many genera- overall floral motIf BeSIdes a floral tify trees, tap them, and boll the pattern for your shower curtam, you seasonal approach to redoing your tIons of chIldren SInce Colomal bathroom, an mfimte alTay of sap down mto syrup and sugar times have loved. can add matchmg accessones, mclud- The sap itself, called "sugar wa mg wastebasket, boutIque tIssue box, shower curtams and acceSSOrIes IS Water IS, of course, the pnnclpal available from whIch to make a per ter" by our forefathers, ISa dell part of tree sap, as It IS m most soap dish, tumbler, toothbrush CIOUS,crystal.c1ear beverage holder and toIlet seat cover Match sonal statement Dark, marbehzed growmg thIngs A tomato plant, for curtaInS and accessories are Ideal fO! The Sugar Bush m Amwa, WIS, Instance, is about 90 percent water. the towels to that also Colorful the taIlored bath, florals and IS a large maII-Qrder house WhICh If all the cell walls and other solids soaps m the shapes of flowers Will chIntzes reflect the taste of the coun stacks syrup.makmg eqmpment In the plant were somehow made heighten the overall motIf To en try enthUSIasts and ammal lovers and currently supplies so many mVlslble and only the water could hance the garden enVIronment, Just hobby tree tappers that It accounts add a few potted plants ConSIder can opt for dog, cat, bird or fish pat be seen, the plant's form would not terned curtams. for more than half the firm's busl change and the plant would appear flowermg plants to match your color Whatever the personal taste or III ness to be the nearly solid body of water scheme terest, Whatever the time of year, After a tree IS tapped, the sap that it actually IS Make "scents" of your bath. room. Floral scents make a perfect whatever the fashion, whatever the Page 2 Classic Living Thursday, April 9, 1992 addItIOn to a spnngtIme bathroom functIOn of the bath, there are Try USIng a rose scent for a real-life shower curtams and bath accessones available at affordable prices .. New product line for small lawns gets big results Fertilizing a small lawn year- ence herbicide deSigned to kill weeds cldes to settle In round can now be done simply and before they appear and nutnents for LawnPak 2000 enables homeown- cost-effectively. the early grass. Getting the bugs out ers With small lawns to make the most of what they have - WIthout a That wasn't always the case The Early Spring pack should be The "Summer" mixture is de- spreader and Without a big head- Small lawns used to mean big head- applIed to the lawn before the germi- SIgned to fertl1ize the laWll while si- ache The result, however, Will be aches Manufacturers geared theIr natIOn of annual grass seed. (Your multaneously controllIng Insects In- the same a lush, long-lastmg blan fertdizers to those with large yards, deed, crawhng CrItters such as brown local extensIOn servIce specialIst or ket of green lawn leavmg frustrated small-yard owners garden supply retailer can help you dog ticks, Japanese beetles, whIte For more informatIOn, call the with pounds of excess fertilIzer every determine the optimum time to fertI- grubs and ants can all be held In Koos consumer toll-free hothne at 1- season lIze In your particular area) check. Even better, mosqUltoes land- 800-558-KOOS. Koo,; Inc. of Kenosha, WIS., has The idea that you don't need a mg on treated areas will be killed responded to the situation by devel- spreader to apply LawnPak IS one of for varIOUS penods of tIme, depend- oping LawnPak 2000, an annual its unique features. Simply cut open mg on the exposure of treated areas four step program created specifically the perforated ndges at the bottom to weather condItions for small yards Each of the four of the bag and apply the product by The best tIme to apply the Sum- packages with the LawnPak 2000 shakmg the bag while you walk mer mixture IS when insects are box comes WIth Just the nght slowly In a crisscross pattern across most actIVe ThIS usually means late amount of season-specIfic fertIlIZer. the area to ensure even dIstributIon July and August, check With your The self-dIspenSIng bags elImmate local extension servIce agent for the the need for a spreader, and each Late spring: weed and feed proper tIme In your area. When season's fertIlIZer contams appropn- Late spring IS when broadleaf applymg, make sure to spread the ate percentages of mtrogen, phos- weeds start to grow rapidly. NUlS- granules umformly over the area. phate and potash. ances lIke dandelIons, ragweed, pig- Then water thoroughly to wash the Used properly, LawnPak 2000 pro- weed, pOlson oak and EnglIsh daisy msecticide mto the turf. 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MI 48507 LENDER-- --- 235.3300 ~,"t:::::::::••••••••: OAKLAND COUNTY REGIONAL OFFICE 18720 Mack Avenue 185 ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD PONTI AC. M J 48341 Grosse Pointe Fanns, MI 48236 333.3090 fl1inandng t& 5Vntrican 'Dream One :Home at a 'Time " Thursday, April 9, 1992 Classic Living Page 3 ------~------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ~J=RVlr~c::: • C:::V~TCUC: .. t""(\llC"111 TATlnt .. ~.. ,,'\,. .. 1:. '\. ":.. ;;:~ .. ~ \ , A First Uffering 1938 Stonhope, GPW A First Offering IMMACULATE insIde and out IS this 875 Anito, GPW brick bungalow, boasting of an updated kJtchen wIth a bay WIndow and eating 1r area, formal dining room, large hVlng Tf l ~t)rr-,~ J\ (~(~'r )/"i""\: f ")/1 room WIth a natural fireplace, three J t 11 (J I.... VG f. >-.I,j~.~",,~ _ ,11'-'. "'-~~,...-- ...- ~ ..... ,....,...,.'r"'<~-...,.'" ~/.... ~v~...... ,....,1 ~-'-"..:t' ...,..~~ bedrooms, master bedroom WIth half bath and oak floonng, plus all the extras you've come to expect! 1'l1DS MdCk. Gl'Q-S"'...,,p l'omte} MI A Fh"StOffering 886.,9030 15205 Essex, GPP Open l!o.JJ1csfor S1f}ld/~}', April 5. 1992 Open 2-4 Open 2-5 15205 Essex 593 St ClaIr 1938 Stanhope 20656 Beaufalt A model home Just for your family with three bedrooms, one and one half baths, 607 Pemberton 19677 Woodland 817 Bedford 1688 Lochmoor large kJtchen, finished basement WIth a 20656 Vermer CIrcle 823 Lakepolnte bedroom and half bath, attached garage. ThIS IS one home you WIll not want to Open 1-4 Shore Club Condomlmum Models (Jefferson at 9 MIle) mIss! Call for your private showing. A First Offering A First Offering Elegant center entrance Colomal wIth 823 Lokepointe, GPP 817 Bedford, GPP A First Offering an open staIrcase, updated kItchen, 51 Regal Place, GPS spacIOus rooms, finished basement on a Stun rung three bedroom Colomal In The "Must - See" LIst contains thIS large metIculous landscaped lot Many prIStine condition "Mutschler" kJtchen, Enghsh Cotswold cottage home which IS more amemties, call for the details huge famIly room, two natural beautifully decorated featurIng four fireplaces, great master bedroom, bedrooms, two and one half baths, new 1046 HAMPTON, GPW - Start off recreation room In basement, central aIr. kItchen, elegant readmg room and morel nght In thIS three bedroom, two full and Great Price at $179,000. Priced to Sell at $245,000. one half bath ranch ThIS umque home has a formal dmlng room, country-sIzed 21450 GOETHE, GPW - You'll be A First Offering kItchen with an eating area, bUIlt-in proud to call thIS Woods Colomal "home" 17580 Mack #11, GPC appliances, hVlng room wIth a cozy WIth Its five bedrooms, two and a half fireplace baths, new dream kItchen, famIly room THE PRICE IS RIGHT for thIS one With fireplace and new carpeting bedroom, one full bath condo in the 1059 BLAIRMOOR CT., GPW - A throughout, overlookmg the pnvate Grosse Pomte area which offers a fonnal dining room, kItchen WIth all the crackling fire In the brICk fireplace WIll Worthy of Its !lIte . thIS four bedroom backyard With a wolmamzed wood deck appliances, IIvmg room, basement wann you In the cozy famIly room of thiS and BBQ $205,000 Colonial IS profeSSIOnally decorated sharp four bedroom, two and one half storage room and an assocIation fee that offering you a graCIOUS hfest;yle with mcludes heat, water, insurance, bath Colomal wIth an outstanding features such as an oak paneled lIbrary, 593 ST. CLAIR, GPP - Totally ex tenor/Interior maintenance. Low $40s. "Mutschler" kitchen with built-m renovated three bedroom home In move- family room WIth fireplace and built-In bookshelves, formal dirung room, full appliances, rec room m basement In condItIOn' New kitchen WIth oak 1688 LOCHMOOR, GPW - A Pnced to sell at $219,000 cabinets, new full bath, library,den, basement, and more IS offered in this stunmng EnglIsh 'fu.dor With five fabulous Court locatIOn. formal dinIng room, first floor laundry, bedrooms, three and one half baths, 930 CANTERBURY, GPW - Bnng full basement, new carpeting, new natural woodwork, guest sUIte WIth the famIly to this four bedroom, two and cement driveway, new vmyl SIding and pTlvate staircase, modern kitchen, 831 LORAINE, GPC - CIrcle this one half bath quad-level Colomal with a wolmanized front porch. attached garage and a circular dnveway newer spacIOus kItchen, formal dimng ad ..and call on thIS attractive three bedroom Colomal, which features formal room, famdy room WIth a fireplace and a 20625 VERNIER CIRCLE, GPW • 1254 WAYBURN. GPP - A NEW dmIng room, breakfast nook, living room first floor laundry, attached two-car Ideal local for thiS elegant three BEGINNING can be yours In thiS two WIth a fireplace. Great potential at a garage bedroom bungalow on a quiet cul-de-sac bedroom brick bungalow WIth It'S great REDUCED prIce of $119,900. that has been tastefully decorated WIth natural woodwork, hardwood floors, new 681 ROSYLN, GPW - EXTRAS many updates such as, pIckled wood kitchen, formal dining room. enclosed 525 MOORLAND, GPW - REDUCED GALORE come wIth thIS lovely one- cabinets and ceramIc floormg In the front porch all III Grosse POinte Park In owner four bedroom, two and one half kItchen, FlOrida room, beautIful the $405. $20,000. Best buy in Grosse Pointe_ bath Colomal featurmg a IIvmg room refimshed hardwood floors, new furnace StunnIng three bedroom, two and one half bath ranch, bordermg Grosse POInte wIth fireplace, den wIth a wet bar, and central alr Have It aJII $112 000 951 BARRINGTON, GPP - If you master bedroom wIth a dressmg room Shores. This home otTers dIgnified grace appreciate a spacIOus open layout, thiS WIth Its two natural fireplaces, prIvate and pnvate bath and a fimshed 591 OXFORD RD, GPW - COME, clean English style Colomal w1th three basement Yes the list goes on, call for all SPOIL YOURSELF In thiS 6,300 sq ft grounds WIth a built-m pool, new kitchen bedrooms, two and one half baths, WIth bUllt-ms, first floor laundry and full the details elegant five bedroom, four full baths and formal dmIng room, sharp hbrary and basement, attached garage. Spotless I two half bath Colomal whIch boasts of a beautiful leaded glass home IS Just for 1570 BOUREMOUTH, GPW - family room WIth walnut paneled walls, you. Reduced to an unbelievable $239,000. Charm plus comfort are In thiS three fireplace and wet bar, and relax III the 22 WEBBER, GPS - Yes you can have bedroom Colomal that features a cozy indoor pool or enJoy the bIlliard room In 682 ANITA, GPW - Lush landscapmg It all . handcarved oak paneling fireplace and alcove ceIling In the liVing the lovely fimshed basement Everyday surrounds thIS beautiful three bedroom throughout the first floor, gourmet room, formal dining room, spacIOus you'll enJoy the private double lot WIth brick ranch which offers a master kItchen, leaded cathedral WIndows and kItchen wIth all appliances, fimshed Its brick walkways and slate patIO, bedroom WIth a pnvate full bath, sliding doors accent the beauty of thiS recreatIOn room with full bath In the tennis courts and much morel JUST natural fireplace m the hVlng room, home All seven full baths and four half basement Just what you wanted! REDUCED by $26,000 family room, kItchen With an eating baths are of PewabIc tile to the cellmgs, $107,500 area, pantry, bullt-m appliances, master bedroom sUite With a natural 657 HOLLYWOOD, GPW - Relax and fimshed basement WIth wet bar and half 910 LAKEPOINTE, GPP - Elegance EnJOY the good lIfe In thIS three bath fireplace and two full baths, thud floor and <;tyle are combined In thIS stunmng bedroom, one ilnd a half brick ranch that ballroom and much more Call for an three bedroom, two and one half bath has been profeSSIOnally redecorated 607 PEMBERTON, GPP - You can appomtment to see thiS wonderful home' Colomal In Gro<;<;!'POlnte Park boasting Ideal "Mutschler" kItchen and the have It all In thl'i open-entrance Colomal 895-97 HARCOURT, GPP - HERE'S of a large ma~tcr bedroom WIth a private ultImate family room (33 x 16), With a featuring three bedroom<;, two and one bath, fdmlly room, library and a modern vaulted ceIling, then step our to the half baths, formal dlnmg room, new YOUR CHANCEl Great two-family on hltchpn, backyard patIO wood£-n deck m the backyard and kitchen, llvmg room With fireplace, one of the finest Grosse Pomte streets "EN.JOY" finJ<;hed ba<;emf'nt and more all on a Upper umt ha<; be('n totally renovated LAKEFRONT IN GROSSE POINTE large pnvate lot and both UnIts have a livmg room, formal 2 LAKESIDE COURT - An db<;olut(' 19299 RAYMOND, GPW - Feel the dmmg room, family room, two bedroom~ '.h \H 1''' H 1\( bn ,lkf Page 4 Classic liVing Thursday, Apnl 9, 1992 - • By any other name, roses add majestic beauty to the garden Kmgs loved them. One even de- HybrId teas are the most popular "blaze" (red), "golden showers" (yel depend on good soil. Unfortunately, manded that they be grown by all class of roses due to theIr WIde color low) and "Handel" (pmk). hIS subjects. But monarchs of centu. most SOlIs are not as well-condItiOned range and strong fragrance These as gardeners would lIke They con- rIes past are not alone in theIr over- roses range from 2-6 feet m heIght Planting roses whelmmg appreciation for roses tam either too much clay, whIch Commonly grown hybnd teas are Roses are sold eIther bare-root or roots have dIfficulty penetratmg, or These sweet-scented beautIes are "tIffany" (pink), "peace" (yellow WIth m contamers WIdely considered the best known are mostly sand, whIch allows water pInk tIps) and "Chrysler Impenal" and nutnents to dram away too and most loved flower in the world (red) Bare.root roses need to be planted as soon as pOSSIble. If they cannot be qUIckly to benefit the plants. Unfortunately, roses have a repu- Grandifloras are large hardy planted nght away, wrap the roots It IS suggested that the garden bed tatIon for being difficult to grOW. In shrubs whIch grow 8-10 feet tall. In burlap and place In a plastIC bag be dug up a month befOl e plantmg actuality, roses are very self-suffi- Their flowers resemble those of hy- filled WIth damp peat moss. Leave ThIS WIll give the sol! tIme to aerate. CIent plants. Add that to a hospItable bnd teas, but similar to flonbundas, the plastIC bag slightly open for aIr Dig the earth about 10 Inches deep growth enVIronment of water, plenty they grow m clusters Popular varl so the roots do not mold, and place and 2 feet Wide Work 3 inches of of sun and soil enhanced WIth peat eties are "Queen ElIZabeth" (pmk) the plant In a cool, dark locatIOn peat moss mto the top 10 mches of moss, and there's nothing to stop and "love" (red) Plants can be kept thIS way for a SOlI All-natural peat aerates clay to anyone from growmg majestic roses. Shrub roses are tough, low-mam. maximum of one week Before plant- give roots room to grow and bmds Types of roses tenance plants. Most grow to be 6-10 mg, soak the bare root m a bucket of sand to hold In water In fact, peat Roses come m many different SIZes feet tall Although they are not muddy water. ThIS allows the rose to holds up to 20 tImes Its weIght m and shapes. Categorized by class, usually avaIlable in nursenes, they they range from tmy mmiatures to absorb maxImum mOIsture It also water and will release slowly to can be ordered from catalogs thIrsty roots lengthy chmbers. And within each coats the roots and protects them Tree roses can be trained to grow from drymg out. class of roses, there are a variety of on stems of about 3.1/2 feet, but they A month later, dIg a hole m the Contamer roses can be planted at flowers, each with a name and pat. are not very hardy It IS important center of the plantmg bed. POSItIOn any tIme. ent of Its own. to keep this vanety protected from the rose m the hole and slowly fill m MInIatures are usually 10-15 the extreme cold and heat Fre Roses perform best when they re- the amended SOlI around the roots mches tall WIth proportIOnately SIZed quently avaIlable tree roses are ceIve full sunshme An Ideal plant- Water thoroughly after plantmg blooms; they are avaIlable m as WIde "chensh" (pInk), "Margo Koster" mg locatIOn IS an area With eastern BuIld a mound of SOli around the a range of colors as theIr full.size (salmon pInk) and "tropicana" (or- exposure If your front door faces rose, covermg the bud UnIon (the counterparts Popular vanetIes m- ange-red) thIS dIrectIOn, you might conSIder swollen stem sectIOn at SOlI level), to clude "cinderella" (white) and "rIse Chmbers can grow anywhere from creating a flowenng dooryard Door- hold mOIsture and plOvlde protectIOn 'n' shme" (yellow) 10-50 feet long, but they do not yards can be traced as far back as from the weather FlorIbundas grow to about 3 feet climb on theIr own. Unlike IVY, the earlIest English settlers Colorful Roses are among the toughest of These hardy roses grow an abun- these roses do not have tendrils with roses adornmg a wood fence and an all plants. But they also give what dance of small flowers m huge clus. whIch to attach themselves, so they arched trelhs above the gateway wel- they get GIve them the baSIC ele ters on their short stems. FaVOrItes must be supported by a fence, trellis comed frIends and neIghbors ments - sun, water, enriched soIl m this group are "httle darling" or even a tree Climbers can be Rose experts say that growmg and a lIttle fertIlIZer, and what you'll (salmon.pink), "Europeana" (red) and tramed to grow in almost any direc. beautIful roses depends on healthy get IS a bounty of beautIful blossoms "sea pearl" (peach.pink). tIon. Some common chmbers are roots And m return, healthy roots from "the queen of flowers" 19901 LOCHMOOR, HW - Solid three bedroom brick ranch in Grosse Jilll c3aro('~ AS~ll~'Y,- inc. 28639 KIMBERLY, SCS - ShIp Shape! Pomte school system. Large kItchen LIve In one of S C.S finest subdIVISIOns WIth buIlt-m appliances, beautIfully 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI and enJoy such amemtles as three finished hardwood floors, Florida room, bedrooms, FlOrida room, den and a large finished basement WIth recreation room, finIshed basement, attached two-car two-car garage. PrIced to sell to 886-9030 garage, SpaCIOUSlot, Just to mentIOn a few. $89,900. LAKEFRONT ESTATE, SCS • LIVE 28311 N. BLOOM, HARRISON _ THE GOOD LIFE m this waterfront Beauty and refinement glow from every 20400 MAUER, SCS - ExceptIOnal 28690 JEFFERSON, SCS - Lake St. EnglIsh 'fudor recently bUIlt m 1987. detaIl In thiS four bedroom, two and a Colonial In a most deSIrable Clair IS the perfect background for thIS Premium lot surrounds this four half bath Colomal WIth a European neIghborhood In SCS ThIS Immaculate S.C.S. lake front residence Pay attention bedroom, three and one half bath home decor InSIde Please note the quahty in to such detaIls as the gorgeous kitchen featUrIng a first floor master SUIte WIth a home features a bay WIndow In the lIVIng the many extras. spacIOus ceramic tIled room, formal dining room, kitchen, with built-ms, dinIng room with fireplace, formal dmIng room, great foyer, CIrcular staIrcase With natural fireplace, step down great room WIth room, spacIous kItchen, first floor hardwood floors, bright and cheery large woodwork, formal dmmg room, famIly famIly room WIth natural fireplace and a fireplace and wet bar, three laundry and a full basement WIth a room, fimshed basement WIth a ten stool bedrooms/guest room WIth full prIvate recreatIon room, built-in pool. Only WIndow door to the patIO and redwood wet bar, full bath and kItchen Call for pIcket fence It's all here, don't let your bath, master bedroom WIth hls!hers $650,000 to settle an estate further detaIls! closets Much more! Call to see thIS purchaser mISSthIS one' wonderful home. 223 RIVIERA TERRACE, SCS - 39938 POINCIANA, STERLING H1'8. 19636 FLEETWOOD, H.W. 'Ibtally remodeled, hke you would see In REDUCED PRICE on thIS executive 29138 JEFFERSON, SCS - Watch your a magazIne! Spectacular one bedroom ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR three family Colomal WIth three bedrooms, bedroom, two full baths and one half ShIp come In from thIS spectacular condo near the lake, WIth to many plus a gorgeous famIly room WIth waterfront condo, every amemty features to mentIOn them all Call for bath condo In Balfour Square (acro'is skylights, finIshed ba'iement, private from Eastland), featUring a new kItchen, ImagInable I Two huge bedrooms, two full your lIst of amemtles olTered grounds \VIth a covered patIO and bUIlt- baths and one half bath done by "PulTs of wood !lOON,formal dinIng room, fimshed In pool A great opportumty' Call for ba<;ement WIth wet bar and more. Petosky", exqUIsite kitchen, lower level 20656 BEAUFAIT, H.W. - REDUCED your pnvate VIewmg famIly room, two.car attached garage TO $79,900. Great Starter home WIthIn Don't walt another mInute' the Grosse Pomte School 'iystem, thIS 23114 MARTER, SCS - Sunny 'n' bright 20934 HOLLYWOOD, H.W. - The IS thIS IK'lkeshore Village condomInIUm three bedroom brIck bungalow olTers a search l'i over and th(' terms are great on which otTeN I hursday, Apnl 9, 1992 Classic liVing Paqe 5 ----- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I ~1=~\/Jr~~ • C:VCTcue- .. f'lJUIt"PIl TAT ...... To advertise on thiS page call Classified Advertising at 882-6900 Retail Advertising call 882-3500 Fax 882-1585 HOW '0 USE'HE HOMEBUYERGRID Welcome to the Select your preferred location, Real Estate Resource! price or style of home. The listings In an effort to make your search for Ihat next house eaSier, Ihe Grosse Pain Ie will show the address, bed- News IS Initialing a page where you can find In a few mlnules what Ihe room/bath, description of home, markel IS offering today, In the five Grosse POlnles, SI Clair Shores, Harper Woods, Detroit and olher mUnicipallhes This source will plnpolnl what Ihe u/, price, and telephone number. lo-date price of a property is, what are lIs features and when It will be aval~ REALTORS and OPEN SUN- able for viewing DAYS will be indicated in bold. 22 Newberry Place 4/2&2 5 Gourmet kitchen and Iobulau. famIly room Zone 1 - Grosse Pointe Shores Newer home lu,I'lep, to lake R. G. Edgar Call 886-6010 Cloverly Zone 2 - Grosse Pointe Woods Solrd camtrucnon 2-slory courtyard, newer kItchen, lot Roor laundry, 3 car garage & Zone 3 - Grosse Pointe Farms carriage hause R. G. Edgar Call 886-60] 0 Zone 4 - Grosse Pointe City 259 Ridgemont 3/1 5 CharmIng Colonial, newer furnace/CAC/ borh/poln'I'. ccrpenng R. G. Edgar $166,000 886-6010 170 lothrop 3/2 Zone 5 - Grosse Pomte Park Con lempo rory br Ick home ,n pork~ Ike sell1ng Zone 6 - Detroit Fam rm & library 100 R. G. EdlC'r $330,000 886-60] 0 325 Mt. Vernon 2-3/1 5 Cape Cod Move-m cond Updoled cu,1 Zone 7 - Harper Woods 1 owner $147,000 884-1 308 442 Moran 3/1 1 large J,Vln9room Central All Condlhomng Zone 8 - St. Clair Shores Screened Porch R. G. Edgar $136,900 886-6010 ALSO: All Other Areas 16902 Cranfon:l Lane A!loched 2 cor garage Mu'l scU, WiU negonale' $179,000 886-8546 497 Rivard 5/3 1 Cu,1am ~'lchen Wlrh icenhouse 1'I Roar laundry 4 hreploce' • G. Edgar Call 886-6010 843 St. Clair MuID-Iom,I)' re"dence-Greot area- 8eauhful condlnon R. G. Edgar $129,900 886-6010 O~ Sun. 2-4. Trodrnooal ,ty1,'!9 MOdern convenJences Oore 10 5CliOoh R. G. Edgar $136.000 886-6010 New OFleh:,j Colonlol Condomrnlum w,rh alloc two cor garage R. G. Edgar Call 886-6010 New OFlerrng Open Sun. 2-4. Totally redecorated new kllchen R. G. Edgar Coli 886-6010 Easy I~ Condo Walk 10 Village Tre&J, area R. G. Edgar Address ledroom/aoth $91,500 886-6010 Description Pric. Phon. 1464 Yorktown Colonial, 2 400.q ~ See cia" 800 $239,000 886-5570 Add .. u ledroorn/llath Descriptio n 1500 S. Renaud 3/1&25 Pric. Phone Open Sun. 2.S. Sun room By owner $189,000 B857020 1120 ledford 5/35 '2278 Allard 3/2 Charming & Immoculale WIth many Open Sunday 2-5.See Closs 800 $121,900 8851935 new feature' R. G. Edgar Coli 886-6010 1750 Vernier, # 19 212 Open Sunday 2-5. Completely updated $143,500 886-5509 1004 Whittier 3/25 Cu,1am bUiltCalonlol Call for dek"l, 1389 Illairmoor Court R. G. Edgar 4/25 Completely updorod F1ondo room Newly 886-6010 landscaped $223,000 885.0053 1830 Stanhope 3/25 Open Sun. 2.5. Bungalow 19 lot Owner $137,500 884-8870 Addreu ledroorn Illath Description 1070 S. Renaud Pric. Phone 5/35 Open Sun. 1-4. Mutschler St. John Area K" /large 101 Mu,t See' $270,000 882-4406 3/1 Updaled kit & barh New furnace, C/A WOler heater By Owner Address Bedroom/lath Description 186 Moran Rood 2/1 5 locol1onl locatronl Decora!or" home Pri<. CAC/Fp $179,900 20304 Hollywood 8827745 2/1 Grosse POlof8 Schools-double 101 R. G. Edgar $58,500 886-6010 335 Stephens 4/2 Fin bo,ement gla"/5C,eenecl l.'Ich, new lodI_r 3/1 G P School. B"ck ranch hn basement klkhen Move In cond'llon R. • Edgar $189,900 886-6010 Century 21, Inc, Ann Polus Call 9791600 87 Stanton Trodlhonal Colonial Qulllt Form' locatron IkJnyexhas R. G. Edgar. Call 886-6010 For Addilional Real Estate Resource listings Plese See Page 7 Page 6 Classic Living Thursday, April 9, 1992 f Look honey, I shrunk the vegetables Anyone WIth a little space and Putting your plants to bed for hearty vegetables. Water dIs- base for any salad time to spare can grow and harvest Once you've selected your vegeta- solves nutrients present in the SOlI "Short 'n Sweet" carrots - Me- theIr own vegetables, whether It'S III bles, It IS time to prepare the plant- so they can be absorbed by hungry dium to small in size, these crunch)', a corner of the back yard or m con- mg bed. For best results, bUild your plant roots It also stimulates seed orange delights add a dash of color tamers on a balcony. How? MIdget mmI-garden m a sunny, well-dramed germmation by softenmg the seed and flavor to any meal Cooked, vegetables SIte or contamer WIth healthy soli coat and causing the seed embryo to sliced or dIced carrots can also b. Specially adapted for small-space and ample food and water. Remem- swell and expand. Regular and thor- used as flavoring for breads an,l gardening, mIdget vegetables help ber, poor soil wIll mean a poor har- ough watering Will Increase the yield cakes. do-it-yourself growers reap the vest, so amend your planting bed and SIZeof each year's harvest. "Green Comet" broccoh - One of bounty of hmited gardernng space WIth organic matter such as compost To give newly planted seeds and the easIest members of the cabbag. WIth proper planting techniques and to supply needed nutnents The addI- transplants added protection from famIly to grow, this vanety IS pOpL attentiOn, the resulting "llllm-gar- tion of a balanced fertilizer will also pests and frost, cover them WIth a lar among expenenced gardenerf den" will yIeld enough fresh garden ensure that vegetable seeds and plant and seed blanket Simply lay Dehcious when served raw or freshl.' vegetables to nval the produce sec- transplants receIve adequate levels the hghtwelght, clear fabric over the cooked as a vegetable SIde dish tiOn of any supermarket of food. garden bed, allowmg adequate room "PixIe" tomatoes - Widely COnslC Veggie varieties When the plantmg bed IS properly for plant growth, and secure WIth ered one of Amenca's most populal' MInI-vegetables, such as cherry conditioned, you can begin to plant pegs or heavy objects vegetables, thIS vanety of tomato 1~ tomatoes and lllldget corn, are easy your vegetables. If startmg your gar- Actmg as a protective sheetmg, the earlIest-npemng Its compact to work WIth and take up less space den from seed, carefully follow the the blanket wIll block out harmful vmes grow no larger than 18 mches than standard veggIe varIeties As a dIrectiOns prOVIded on the seed pack msects and frost, producmg a benefi- tall producmg sweet, JUICYfrUIt pet result, vegetable enthUSIasts can to ensure correct spacmg and plant- CIal greenhouse envIronment for the fect for salads, soups and homemade take advantage of hmited space ing depth. young and fragile plants In addi- tomato sauce. without sacnficmg great home- If working with transplants, re- tion, sunlight and water WIll be able "Cherry Belle" radIshes - WIth grown flavor In additIOn, these member that roots need to be han- to penetrate the fabnc as It warms its bnght red skm and cnsp, whIte small varIetIes mature weeks m ad- dled gently to avoid transplant the soIl and plant life below Once flesh, thIS popular variety IS the pel- vance of theIr full-sIZe brethren, shock. Also, make sure plants are the outsIde temperature reaches 85 fect complement to any garden whIch allows for greater and earlIer set deep mto the new plant bed; ex- degrees, remove the fabnc so flour- salad harvests. posed roots mVIte dIsease, pests and ishmg plants are not subjected to ov- "Golden Crookneck" squash - Available through local garden an mev!tably poor harvest. Cover erheating. Usually 4 to 5 mches long, thIS varI- supply retailers or from mail-order the prepared plantmg bed with a Easy to create and mamtain, mim- ety of summer squash IS best pIcked seed catalogs, midget vegetables landscape fabnc. It will protect gardens and midget vegetables give young, It can be eaten raw, served In prove the old adage that sometimes transplants against the hannful ef- everyone the opportunity to enJoy salad as a substItute for cucumber or less is more. Essentially, the only fects of invading weeds and helps the greatest pleasure of growing veg- stir-fried as a SIde dIsh difficult aspect of gardening WIth conserve water etables - a bountIful harvest midget vegetables is choosing whIch Whether you are startmg your Other tasty vegetables include- For a free booklet on creatmg a of the many kmds available you garden from seed or usmg trans- "Tom Thumb" lettuce - Crisp and water-wise garden, send a self-ad would lIke to grow plants, proper watenng is essential green, this compact head lettuce pro- dressed, stamped No 10 envelope to: duces more heads per square foot Easy Gardener, Water-SaVlng Book- than any other headIng vanety. let, P.O. Box 21025, Waco, Texas Fresh loose leaves are the perfect 76702-1025 REAL ESTATE RESOURCE Continued from Page 6 I Antiques by Ralph & Terry Kovel ZONE 8 . ST. CLAIR SHORES Take an enlightened stand was set m patterns m a vanety of Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Today candles are used for decm a sIlver pIeces It was first made m 22825 Gary Lane 3/1 5 Open Sunday 2-4. Br'ck ranch, tions and romantIC hghtmg, but be Scotland, but latel other countne~ CIA Byowner $105,900 8819034 fore kerosene and electnc lamps, mcludmg England and Germanv 21830 Maxine 2/1 Two story olOO1lnum, remodeled, 011appl • they were the mam source of hght made SImIlar pIeces 2 car gar Move-In condlhon $75,000 772.8838 for the home Candles were home The traditonal dagger-shaped pms made and had to be carefully used and the CIrcle pms used to hold a The candle stand was made WIth an Scotsman's shoulder tartan were cop- adjustment for heIght so the flame of Ies, and quantities of bracelets, ear- the candle could be raIsed or lowered rmgs, buckles, pms and cuff hnks Don't Miss Your Opportunity to hght the proper part of the room were made. The populanty of the sIl- One popular style of candle stand ver Jewelry dechned by World War Here's the opportunity you've been waiting had a shaft that was threaded lIke a II, but perhaps the recent resurgence screw, and the arms that held the of plaid clothing Will create a new for Ws your chaflce to advertise In the one candles could be turned round and demand resource that area buyers Will be consulting round on the threadmg to be raised or lowered. Each arm had a socket • when they're ready to toke action Along Q. My gravy boat IS marked with that held the candle and a small a symbol with an eagle, flags and With your advertisement, readers Will fll'ld bobeche or drip-catchmg hp so wax the words "Vodrey Bros, Stone would not fall on the floor Informative articles on bUYIngand seiling real Chma " When was It made? Few unaltered 18th and early A. Vodrey & Bros Pottery Com- 19th-century candle stands remam estate. Be a part of fhe Real Estate Resource pany operated III East LIverpool, The parts were probably taken to be page being featured weekly Inthe, OhIO, from 1857 to 1928 The eagle- used for small tables that could hold and flag mark was used from 1876 a lamp, not a candle (the year of the centenmal celebra- • tIOn) to 1896 Grosse Pointe N~ws Q. What IS the age of "pebble Jew elry"? • A. The name "pebble Jewelry" IS For a copy of the Kovels' booklet 882.6900 an old one Smce the 1850s, the Sil- "How to Buy, Sell, and Protect Your ver and agate Jewelry made m Scot Antiques," send $2 and a long, land and England has been called stamped (52 cents), self addressed Coli todayto ~ace yourad. Scottish agate or Scottish pebble Jew- envelope to Rovels, POBox 22900, elry Agate of many dIfferent colors Beachwood, OhIO 44122 ------Thursday, April 9, 1992 Classic Living Page 7 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYC>TFM<>• rn"'C:III TtoTlnkl &OMETfIING fOQ EVEQYONE OPEN 0UNDAY 2-4 fIQ0T OffEQINC ew LIstIng 'Ibtally redecorated wIth a new Cox rIde of ownerslup really shows in thIS charmIng hIs charming three-bedroom Colonial is located N and Baker kItchen, thIs Immaculate four- P three-bedroom home in Grosse POInte CIty. T on one of the most popular Grosse POInte Farms bedroom, three-full-bath CondomInIUm at 550 SItuated at 842 UNIVERSITY, It features central streets. A wonderful starter home, It features a CADIEUX ISthe best value In today's market! air, natural woodwork, hardwood floors and more. large hvmg room, central aIr and more. NEW LI6TING QEDUCED fIQ0T TIME ])UYEQ~ ALEQT AND 5A5 Y MAKE~ THQEE9 alk to Grosse Pointe's lake front oung and old ahke wIll love thIS hIs IS a must see for youl Grosse pend those special times in this park from thIS pretty two-bedroom, Y claSSIC two-bedroom, two-bath Pomte schools at an affordable Wtwo-and-one-half-bath Condo. !t'sJust a T four-bedroom, two-bath Grosse Colomal COndOmInIUm WIth attached pnce' It's a pleasant and charming two- ~ OInte Farms home perfect for the half block from Jefferson bus New two-car garage. Large closets, lots of bedroom home on a peaceful street WIth carpet and wmdows. Central aIr tool growmg family Basement has computer storage and a landscaped patIO. a large double lot and two-car garage. room, sewmg/ree. room and workshop A PLACEfOQ ... H06T ALLTHE fUN CHAMPAGNE AND... HOU~E THATLOVE BUILT Hi amdy and fnends to gather. A A round one of the cozy fireplaces In avIar should be served in the ustom buIlder's pnvate home that 1 Dutch Coloma I offerIng a country 1\. the hVIng room, lIbrary, family C elegant courtyard and gallery of C is Just loaded WIth attentlOn-to- kItchen With greenhouse wall, many room or recreatIOn room. There IS even thiS gracIOus executIVe home Old. detail. Many extras and amenities fireplaces, wood floors and hIgh a fireplace III the master bedroom! world craftsmanshIp abounds. Call to Family room overlooks a pnvate yard. cellmgs FIve bedrooms, three baths Mutschler kItchen WIth eatIng space see the cO'l1plete menu. Just three houses from the lake!!' THE LAKE 16 YOlJQ VIEW LOT&Of LOVt~&HOW~ he address IS a pnvate lane WIth A s you enter thIS wonderful five- A nd mcely kept two-famIly home only four other homes The erfect for the first tIme buyer. This T 1\. bedroom home 111 the Park 1\.wlthm walkmg distance of the Ptwo bedroom CondommlUm in reSidence olTers master SUIteS on both PartICular care has been taken to Village and parks. Separate utilIties first and second floors. A mother-m-Iaw Grosse Pomte City has It'S own patiO preserve the old world ambIence and IncludIng two new steam boilers, and garage. Well maIntaIned, SUite IS another second floor feature. stIll have the modern conveniences and appliances and mInImal mamtenance First floor laundry Super kItchen economical to keep, and close to schools comforts Updated kItchen. Central aIr. FIrst floor has new kItchen. and park Don't mIss out' ~ 886-6010 EMPlOYEE RElOCAllON COUNCIl 114 Kercheval MEMBER OF GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS AND MULTILIST SERVICE. MACOMB COUN1Y ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS, MICHIGAN MUJ.TIPLE ------L!<;TING SF-RVICE, MICHIGAN AS<;OrIATION OF REALTORS AND THB NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RBALTORS Page 8 Classic Living Thursday, April 9, 1992 ------,------1