Globally Aware by Donna Walker If Children in Different Lands Staff Writer World Around You
, Organization helps youths become 'globally aware By Donna Walker if children in different lands Staff Writer world around you. I guess the formed deep prejudices about could respect and appreciate each person's language." try. Each delegation meets onoo Catie Kaiser, 13, of Grosse right term would be 'globally others. their differences. aware.'" She said her teammates com- a month for two years so that Pointe City will spend a month Camp lasts four weeks. The CISV IS a success, accordmg municated by gesturing and its members can get ac. in the Arctic Circle this sum- to five local residents who have People can partiCIpate in children room with members drawing pictures on the ground quainted. mer in an effort to bring about from other delegations who been through its programs: CISV in several ways. with a stIck. Also, each delegatIOn is world peace. may not speak their language. Kaiser; Amy Boal, 16, of Children ages 12-15 may par- paired with a delegation in an. Her visIt to Bodo, Norway, is Each summer, CISV holds They also create and perform Grosse Pointe Woods; Sarah ticipate in CISV's Interchange other country. Durmg the first bemg sponsored by Childrens several camps, called villages, skIts about their own countries, Prues, 15, of Grosse Pointe around the world. Children program Whereas the Village summer of the program, the InternatIOnal Summer VIllages and play a lot of games in program brings children from Park; Heather Smith, 16, of from up to 30 different coun- members of one delegation live (CISV). A non-profit organIZa- which cooperation IS necessary many different countries Grosse Pointe Farms and her tries attend each village. Each to- at the homes of their foreign tIOn, CISV was formed m 1946 but speakmg IS not. gether for four weeks, the In. mother, Berdean Smith. country sends a delegation of partners for four weeks to help create frIendshIps be- Catie, who attended a village terchange program brings teen. "I learned a lot about differ- four ll-year-olds (two boys and The following summer, the tween youths III different coun- ent cultures and languages and in Lankopinge, Sweden, two agel'S from two countries tnes. two gIrls) and an adult counse- years ago, said, "I remember host/guest roles are reversed I met a lot of good frIends," lor. together for eight weeks over The delegation that first played Founder Dr Dons T. Allen, a we had a scavenger hunt. two years. saId Boal, a junior at Grosse Allen saId ll-year-olds were host Visits the delegatIOn it . psychologIst at the Umverslty There was one person from DelegatIOns in the Inter- Pointe North. "It helps you the perfect age: they are old hosted. of Cincinnati, thought that each delegation on each team, change program COnsistof five bring the world closer. It makes enough to represent their coun- world peace could be achieved you more concerned about the and there was one object on the girls, five boys and an adult tnes, but too young to have hst of thmgs we had to find in leader, all from the same coun- See GWBAL, page 2A
A Community Newspaper Grosse Pointe News Vol. 53, No.9 50 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 SOt February 27, 19n Edison, tree-trimming: Safety vs. beauty By Ronald J. Bernas fered with its power lines. four of her trees One tree, she Staff Wnter some problems getting mforma. "It's more extensive this year said, was not near the wires Allen Dickenson knows a lot tional pamphlets to the resi- and people will notice it more," and two other trees would need of people are going to be un- Dickenson said. dents. They were bulk.mailed, to be trimmed SO severely that and weren't getting to residents happy. But the Detroit Edison EdIson has always trimmed they would probably die. in time. He said that Edison executive says his company trees, much to the dismay of She said several of her neigh- employees are now delivenng would rather have them safe. many residents, but until the bors were also concerned about the pamphlets by hand - sev- Dickenson spoke to the commission hearings, trees the amount of trimming being eral days before the trimmers Grosse Pointe Farms council were trimmed to within 6 feet done. arrive, Edison hopes. Monday evening to explain the of the wires. New regulations "I understand some of it," Dickenson said Edison is current round of tree-trimming. call for trimming branches that "Safety is our main concern," Herman said, ''but what I've willing to work with residents are withm 10 feet of the wires. been seeing is just brutal." he said. "And safety is not al- who are concerned about their Certain hard wood trees like Herman also believes that ways in line with aesthetiC ap- oaks that can stand up to trees - and he understands pearances," the company is being overly what an emotional issue tree stronger winds won't be cautious and is preparing for a Edison has launched a three- trimrmng can be. trimmed as severely as softer- storm that may never come. year, $200 million safety pro- "The only thing more emo- wood trees, hke maples. The The July storm was the worst gram - including some $35 tional is power outages," he trees are bemg trimmed from in Edison history. said. million for tree-trimming - so the ground up, 10 feet from the She was also upset that EdI- If reSIdents are upset about it won't have a repeat of the WIres son didn't give her much ad- fIrm's experience in last sum- tnnuning, he urged them to In addition, evergreen trees vance warning that the trim- call theIr Clty offices or Ime mer's July storm, which left - whIch had always been left mers were coming fully one-third of Its customers clearance supervisor Sam Lu- alone in the past - WlIl also be Dickenson said Edison had cido at 237-8732 wiQ10ut electricity. tnmmed. Two-thirds of the damage WhIle Echson Wlll use some dW!lng that stbrtn, which also of its own persorthel td ttirt'1 Woods grants parking waS responsible for several trees, most of the work is con- deaths, was caused by tree tracted. limbs falling on power lmes. "When you consider what variance to new deli Dickenson said that areas Wlnd can do, even 10 feet may where the trees had been re- By Donna Walker not be enough," Dickenson Staff Writer Mayor Pro Tem Thomas J. cently trimmed by Edison fared said. "The tree problem is a The Grosse Pointe Woods Fahrner, and councilmen much better in the storm than growing danger in our com- City Council on Monday James Alogdelis, Peter R. Gile- areas which hadn't been munity and we have to deal granted a parking variance to zan and William B. Wilson. trimmed. with it now so we won't have a the Silver Spoon Cafe, alloWlng Councilwoman Jean B. Rice Photo by John Mmrus After the storm, the Michi- repeat of last summer." it to obtain a business license cast the dissenting vote. gan Public Service Commission But one resident who spoke from the city. "Mr. Mayor," Rice said, "fol- Keep on trikin' held public hearings to judge at the meeting said Edison was The vote was 5 to 1. Council- lowing my procedure for the last six years, I will not vote Preschoolers from classes conducted at Grosse Pointe how Edison responded to th~ going too far. man Ted Bidigare was absent. for this variance. . . . I think North and South high schools triked for dollars last week crisis. The cormmsslon ordered Carol Herman Bald she had Voting for the variance were Edison to trim trees that inter- this method for assigning park- as they raised money for pediatric AIDS. The fUDdra~r to stop workers from trimming Mayor Robert E. Novitke, ing on Mack Avenue is clear as was organized by the juniors and seniors in the child mud. I believe there is some- care classes at the two schools. Leading the pack is Mau- thing wrong with it, and every reen Kellett. 4. daughter of Peter and Laura Kellett of time we grant a variance, we Grosse Pointe City. just make it worse and I will See story on page l2A. not vote to make it worse." Grosse Pointe residents Tho- masina K. Tedesco and Phillip M. Jones, co-owners of the Silo vel' Spoon Cafe, said It will be Pointer of Interest a gourmet deli and that it will open in about two weeks. The cafe is moving into the building Norman A. at 19459 Mack, which formerly housed Yogurt Mania. In a letter to the council Silverman, M.D. dated Jan 21, Tedesco and Jones said that in November By Lucy Moran Quinn because the heart must be emp- Specral wnter they purchased the assets of tied of blood in order to operate Grosse Pointe Yogurt Inc., "Pump on!" With that com- on it. This is a critical time for mand, Dr. Norman A. Silver- which was doing business at the heart, because like any Yogurt Mama. They said that man places his open-heart sur- muscle tissue deprived of oxy- gery patient on the heart-lung they did not know at the tIme gen, it can suffer damage and that Yogurt Mania had been bypass machme. die. Photo by Donna Walker operating in violation of the The patIent's life functIOns Internationally recognized for Wlll be mamtained artificially cIty's zoning ordInance. his work in myocardial protec- Why did the fence cross Muir Road? Yogurt Mania was in viola- tion (protecting the heart while tion because it only had a busi- on mechanical bypass), Silver- To make room for the heavy equipment being used in Cottage Hospital's expansion pro- ject. Until construction is completed. which should be in October. cars turning east onto ness license to sell food for con- man is the chief of cardiac and sumptIon off the premises thoracic surgery at Henry Ford Muir from Ridge must turn into one of the two parking lots or parking structure. Cars turn- ing west onto Muir from Kercheval can enter the parking lots or parking deck or continue (take-out service) and yet had Hospital and co-director of the seats inside the customer area. Heart and Vascular Institute, a through to Ridge Road. People exiting the parking structure or the alley behind the stores division of the Henry Ford on Kercheval may turn east or west onto Muir. Medical Center. See VARIANCE, page 12A With a personal case load of about 300 operations a year, the Grosse Pointe City resident has, at any given time, 20 to 25 Inside patients in the hospital: pre-op- erative, in various stages of Obituaries .4A post-operative recovery or wait. Opinion 6A mg for an organ donor. How can a person assume r~ Seniors 10A such awesome responsibility on Events 13A a daily basis? • "I take what I do very seri- Autos 15A ously, but you can't take your- Schools 16A self too seriously," Silverman Features Enterlainnzent Sporls Busi1U!ss 20A said. "We're just scratching the Commodore follows Anderson Gallery fools Tough foes don't Real Estate ! C family tradItion, IB Dr. Norman A. SUverman See POINTER, page 21A your eye, 7B scare ULS, llB Classified ads 4C •• '111_ J 2£ £
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around the world. Twenty to 30. Global:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.:.:.:.:. students attend each camp, ,~' '''¥ with each camper representing' ~:Corrections From page 1 ..,• f#{t + a different country. Campers are encuraged to Prues and Heather Smith f: Correctwns will be prmted look at the world as a whole have both participated in the . on thIS page every week If and to diSCUSSissues of impor- Interchange program, and Boal : there IS an error of fact m tance to them. has partIcipated in both the :!!ny story, call the newsroom Village, Interchange, and : at 882-0294 Village and Interchange pro- , I , Semmar participants, including grams . • junior counselors, must go • Smith began her Interchange through an application and :: A story about Enc Miller program in 1987 and was paired With a glrl m Copen- screening process and pay for : :m last week's paper should their own travel and living ex- :; hagen, Denmark. She said she :have said that he works for penses, as well as a percentage.: :Van Dyke Pubhc Schools, got along great WIth her part- ner, whose mother was an En. of their delegation leader's •• :Rot Warren Consohdated travel expenses. . Schools glish translator, and that they went everywhere together dur- Delegation leaders must also:; mg theIr two Visits. go through an application and : "We went to a lot of old cas- screening process and, if ac- • cepted, receive free airfare, Ber~ L tles m Denmark," Smith said. . ADVERt.rISING "It was interesting because dean SmIth said. : here, we conSider something old This June, the CISV Detroit DFADLINES If It'S been around for 200 chapter wiII begin two Inter- Display advertlslng dead- years But over there, you can change programs - one with a hnes arc as follows see bUIldmgs that have been delegation from Bastad-Bjare, . Any ad needmg a proof around for 800 or 1,200 years" Sweden, and the other with a must be In by 2 P m. Fnday Photo by Donna Walker delegatIon from Rio de Janeiro, Prues, who began her Inter. Ads for the second and thud Looking over photos of their Children's International Summer Villages experiences are, from Brazil. Apphcations for these change With a girl from Portu. section must be In by noon left. Berdean Smith. Sarah Prues. Amy Boa], Catie Kaiser and Heather Smith. two Interchanges are still being gal in 1990, and Boal, who was Monday accepted. Ads for the fIrst sectlOn mu~t parred With a girl from Brazil For more information about be In by 10 30 a m ruesday m 1989, weren't as fortunate as through the program, and she change program should con- lOr counselors, students ages 17 Any questlOns? Call dlSplily SmIth. They said that their said she was shghtly jealous of sider how It will affect their and 18 may partiCipate in a the two Interchanges or the advertising at 882-3500 partners deserted them often them when they told her about summer schedule, Berdean three-week Semmar Camp that other CISV programs, call Ber- All claSSIfied ads must be and acted superior. Also, their the things they did on their In- Smith said. Host families is held in various countries dean Smith at 8854806. placed by noon Tuesday No partners spoke little English, terchanges. should 'plan special activities exceptions and Boal and Prues spoke little "But you travel through for their guests and be willing Any questIons? Call the clas- them and are amnous to hear to be with them 24 hours a day Sified department at 882-6900 Portuguese, which made com- municating difficult. about the thmgs they did," she for four weeks, she said I-. .. But still, they said participat. said. "The nice thmg ISthat Kaiser, Boal, Prues and mg in Interchange was a valu- even though it's your child who Heather Smith said that they able experience. IS traveling, you develop a rela- have formed lasting friendships "I want to go back," said tionship with a family in an- through CISV. NEWS DEADLINES other country, because you Prues, "because even when Ka- This summer, while Kaiser is Air conditioning units sfill The Grosse Pointe News tie (a member from her delega- have to correspond with that available at lower prices wants to help you publicize family dunng the two years of on an Interchange in Norway, your events. To ensure that all tion who lives in Plymouth) Boal will be acting as a junior before new federal energy and I would play pool, or watch the Interchange to make ar- items get into the paper in a counselor at a village in Phila- regulations go into effect. 'Life Goes On,' or eat bread rangements for your children." timely manner, deadlines for People who are thinking delphia. receipt of copy will be printed with honey and butter - and That's Right! ... Flame Furnace is clearing about participating in an Inter- here each week. that's just about all we did in In addition to serving as jun- away their inventory of the already All items for the Features Portugal - I stIll learned affordable, efficient Bryant air and Entertainment section things about that country and must be in by 3 p.m. Friday for the people there." conditioners and are offering them at the following week's paper. "I felt I had no privacy," Bar robbed in the Park huge discounts. Don't wait till next All items for the Sports Boal said about her visit to The owner and a bartender the victims was able to set off summer when you can save big nowl call ,section must be in by 10 a.m. Brazil. "While I was there, I at a bar in the 15400 block of 'Monday for that week's paper. the silent alarm. As a police of. Flame Furnace, Michigan's largest thought I was having a really Mack in Grosse Pointe Park < All items for the News ficer arrived in front ofthe bar, residential Bryant dealer,today. Sl:!ction,including letters to the bad Interchange, but when I were robbed at gunpoint about he saw one of the suspects look- editor, must be in by 5 p.m. got back home, I realized I had 4:35 pm. Monday, Feb. 17. ing out the front door. The sus- FREE ESTIMATES Monday for that week's paper. learned so much language, and 1\vo men in their 50s drank pect dashed back inside, and he EASY FINANCING The Grosse Pointe News so much about myself - how beer while sitting at the bar. and his partner fled out the self-reliant and self~ontrolled I (P,TJl will try to get all items into the After the owner walked in, the back door seconds before an. 111 paper that are turned in by can be." men waited until the only CUB. other police car arrived to cover .9eadline,.but-llemetimes ~ I- BeFQeM StMth lS-viee presi- J tomer departed and then both t.M.rear~~_ldin '~~ 'doesn't allow it. dent for the Intetchange chaP. 1j pulled out automatic handguns ~~'m area 8.1 1 r 'Any -questions? Call the I tel"'in Detl'Oit(.whiClilincludes . They took cash from the owner turn U" +lle ....~~". 10."",,\" '~• news department at 882-0294. :t"'W., ~w.o;:;I~'-'O .. ;,. l.1 all of southeastern Michigan. and the bartender. '. No one' was injured in l:! She has had two daughters go During the robbery, one of ii\",,,,",-~:oa.iOLlil"iliI".i". . i,ii'_,:::_ robbery .
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..k. _...... __ • + ... t+ .... t _& e .i~__. e • n° • rt •• s ~ t I • .. 7 1...... , I I February 27, 1992 Gro.se Pointe News 3A News ? Major crime up 12.1 percent in Park, but still well below '80s level By John Minnie ported in 1990. the 332 reported the year be- car thefts in the Park last year perienced a considerable in- Asslslant Editor Five years ago, 861 major Fueled by an increase in fore. The increase in thefts ac- than in the year before. In crease in the number of major- Grosse Poiflte Park crimes were reported, and 10 counts for nearly all the in. thefts, ~or crime rose 12.1 1991, reported stolen motor ve. crime arrests and the clearance 1991 crime report years ago, 920 were recorded, percent in Grosse Pointe Park crease in major crime in the hicles totaled 64, of which 15 rate has likewise gone up. meaning that the number of Park. were unsuccessful. There were The Park solved 38.8 percent Major (part 1) offenses in 1991 compared with the year major crimes in 1991 repre. before. Caretti said the larcenies 10- 51 stolen-vehicle reports in of its major crimes last year. sents 36 percent and 40 percent cluded such items as bikes, 1990. The statewide average of Offense 88 '89 '90 '91 declines since 1986 and 1981, flower pots, garden clippers and Four arsons were recorded crimes cleared is 15.6 percent, \ respectively. flags. ''Those are all part of last year, up from none reo according to the "Crime in Homicide 0 0 1 0 Caretti pointed out that these statistics," he said. ported in each of the previous Michigan: 1990 Uniform Crime 1990's crime rate was ex. "When someone comes into the three years. Report." Criminal tremely low, making it difficult Park and takes something, we "The offense of arson reflects "Our officers work hard and sexual to beat. don't just dismiss it." a special problem in crime re- make arrests and close cases," conduct 5 1 6 0 Even though last year's num. There were no homicides in porting," Caretti wrote in his Caretti said. , bers are higher than in 1990, the Park in 1991. There was annual report. "In Michigan, Park public safety officers Assault 2 12 4 6- they are still below those reo one in 1990. There- were also no all fires are presumed to be made 60 fIre runs last year, up corded as recently at 1989 and lOcidents of criminal sexual natural or accidental in origin. from 44 the year before. Dwell. Robbery 32 16 23 19 1988. conduct in the Park last year. To overcome this presumption 109 fIreS accounted for 33 of the - "(1990) was a bellwether for There were six such Incidents requires evidence that can be fire runs, compared to 19 house Burglary 109 76 79 70. us," he said. "It's a tough year reported in 1990. acquired only through an inves- fIreS in 1990. There were no But public safety director to compare to." The number of burglaries tigation mvolving great skill." false alarms last year. Larceny 393 413 332 393 Richard J. Caretti points out Major crimes include homi- continued to decline. There He said the department now Park emergency medical that in a five. and 10-year com. cide, criminal sexual conduct, were 70 breaking.and-enterings has a detective trained in arson technicians responded to 507 Auto theft 116 59 51 64 parison, last year's crime fig. robbery, aggravated assault, reported in the Park in 1991, investigatIOns and he's been calls last year, down from 526 ures are still well below the burglary, larceny, auto theft down nine from the year be- doing his job well. runs in 1990. The Park also Arson 0 0 0 4 level of crimes reported in 1986 and arson. The number of ma- fore. The number of reported "In other words," Caretti provides emergency medical and 1981. jor cnmes includes attempts as burglaries last year was the said, "our arson figures reflect service for the City. Total The Park public safety de- well as actual cnmes commIt- lowest in at least four years, if the fact that the department Caretti said the Park is cur- 657 577 496 556 partment's 1991 cnme report ted. not longer. Of the reported bur- does a better job of detecting rently involved in discussions Source' Grosse Pomte Park PubliC shows there were 556 major Reported larcenies, which in. glaries last year, 12 were at- them" exploring the possibility of up- Safetv Deoartment JohnMlnms crimes reported last year - an clude thefts of any size, large or tempts. He said that over the past grading its EMS to provide par- Pointe Drive suffered a heart increase of 60 over the 496 re- small, totaled 393, up 61 from There were 13 more reported decade the department has ex. amedic response during priority attack and struck a tree. While one calls, such as cardiac ar- she recovered from the inCI- rests and respiratory problems. dent, her 90-year-old passenger . Germans outstrip U.5. in vocational training The Park experienced the died from injuries sustained in lowest number of reported the accident. By Ronald J. Bernas But not all vocational u.s. key issues including: What is traffic accidents last year than The public safety department Staff Writer education programs are failing, the purpose of school, and are in any of the past 50 years for continued its extensive police, : Although the United States and Rossbach's documentary we ready for a new approach to which records have been kept. fire and emergency medical ranks among the top in the looks at the strides made by career training? There were 231 motor vehi- training as officers attended world in percentage of high the Genesee Area Skill Center Guests at the di8CU58ionwill cle accidents last year, of which 5,041 hours of seminars and Ithool graduates who continue in Flint which is a joint ven- be Marilyn Bannon, director of 28 involved iJijuries and one other programs last year. An ijleir education at a university, ture between the schools and human services for ASC Inc., a was a fatality. The death oc- additional 3,105.75 hours were it ranks among the worst in local businesses. General Mo- Michigan company that uses curred May 25 when a 74-year- devoted to in-service fire train- the support it gives to those tors is a partner in the center. the German model in appren- old woman driving on Windmill ing. sludents who don't go on to col- The documentary doesn't at- ticeships; Richard Karas of the 16ge. tempt to come to any conclu- UA W and vice chair of the : Germany has one of the most sions, Rossbach said Instead, Michigan Council on Voca- extensive vocational education it's merely a launching point tional Education; Dr. William ti-aining programs in the world. for discussion. Bedell, superintendent of R0- Onder the program - a model "In fact, it raises more ques- mulus schools; Lola Jackson, coordination between the m tions than it answers," he said. director of career and technical $ite, business and labor - "It's designed as a trigger to education for the Michigan rrearly two-thirds of all German start a discussion. We see the State Department of Education; etudents receive some sort of Jobs are going overseas, we state Rep. Bill Keith, D.Garden BIJOUTERIE EXTENDS AN INVITATION ~tional training at some have a large problem with City, co-sponsor of House Bill time in their lives, either be. teenage unemployment and we 4165 proposing vocational edu- TO VIEW OUR NEW tiNE OF JEWELRY. ~re or after college. ought to be looking around to BobRoabach cation on the German model for : That vocational education start to find answers." Michigan; and Glen Stevens, OUR PRICES ARE STILL REDUCED SYstem is the focus of the latest Immediately following the a hve town meeting in the executive director of the presi. 'tlass of '95" documentary, program, Brent Triest will host WJBK studios that will take on dents' Council of State Univers- TO SAVE YOU MONEYl '~ady for Work?" "Class of ities of Michigan. . :;:~!t . 156eff~tw~n \l1U •.-: \¥-2. The five-year project will 20445 Mack between Lancasfer &Fleetwood 886.2050 ~e the quality of educa. ~\arc tion for students from eighth ASSOCliltlOO tor Retarded C'tlZenS grade through high school. "Ready for Work?" will air at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 4, on Channel 56 and Channel 2 and' will be followed by an open forum to discuss the is- sues presented. "The documentary is a look at how the U.S. educational ~stem looks at career and vo- cational training vs. how Ger- many treats it," said Bob Ross- oach of Grosse Pointe Park, who produced the video. Three Great Companies All In One Location! Through the stories of two young Germans, Rossbach and We are dedicated to you, the Grosse Pointe Consumer. host D81TYIWood examine the country's strong commitment to • Additions • Garages vocational education. . Students begin the program • Dormers • Recreation Rooms 4t approximately age 14 and U.S. Rep. Barbara Rose Collins speaks to the Grosse Pointe • Kitchens • All types of z:eceive 1 1/2 days of classroom Democratic Club. • Bathrooms Exterior Siding instruction a week, which in- cludes both general education • Windows and information that will be Used on their job. Congresswoman speaks I'lf..\' . MOTOR CTY : Then they spend 3 1/2 days a ~ -MODERNIZATION week on the job which could Pun the gamut from working to Grosse Pointe Dems the line at a Mercedes-Benz au- 777.4160 Congresswoman Barbara She criticized Michigan Gov. tomobile plant to employment References Available Rose Collins called for a domes- John Engler as a cold person at bakeries, hotels, banks and tic Marshall Plan for America for cutting off general assis- retail stores. If the students when she spoke to the Grosse tance without offering training don't actually spend time in a Pointe Democratic Club Feb. programs. work setting, they are assigned Collins, a Democrat, said she in a specially designed training 18. Eighty percent of the bridges has a 97 percent voting record Center. in the United are in on key votes and that she en- But the system is also quite States poor shape, she said. And, she joys going to committee meet- flexible, Rossbach said, allow- ings. ing students who are late said, in Detroit some sewers are so old they are made of The Grosse Pointe Demo- bloomers academically to crats, who reorganized a year Switch tracks and move into a wood. ago, re-elected Paul M. Dona- College-geared course of study. She said her plan would cost 2 percent of the gross national hue president. "It doesn't shut out the Donahue laid out an ambi- Extraordinary rooms begin with superior Chance to change later," he product or $110 billion for 10 years - paid for from the mili- tous program for the year, in- 777-3844 custom cabinets from Quaker Maid Said. "And many students go tary and foreign aid budgets. cluding a larger budget, bring- mto some sort of apprentice ing in national speakers, and program even after they gradu- Collins, serving her first strengthening the program for ate from college." term in Congress from the 13th Congressional District, said she young Democrats. : Businesses in the United had helped win congressional Other officers elected are Su- ~tes invest in education, but approval for a $20 million light san Boyton as executive vice not to the lavish extent Ger- rail project for Detroit as well president, Virginia Barrett as man businesses spend on Ger- as $43 million in financing for vice president, Joyce Sanders Pointe Windows Inc. man students. an access road into Metropoli- as secretary and Bruce Sanders . "It's a massive program," tan Airport from 1.275, noting as treasurer. For All Your Window Needs Rossbach said. ''The investment congestion that occurred during Executive board members in. 22631 Harper, St. Clair Shores by companies in young people the major plane crllSh several clude George Fitzgerald, Don 772.8200 is asoonishing. Try to imagine years ago. Dungan, Claude Richards, NINE MILE GM building a $45 million Perry Lewis, Doug Williams, Speaking about welfare, Col- J: training center for high school lins said she believes in a lot of Mary Celine Walker, Nell Bar. > kula. Or IDM running high discipline and a highly struc- bour, Paul Barbour, John Scho- •:IJ school programs." tured program with require. nenberg, Eric Cholack, David THOSE WHO CHERISH AUTHENTICITY TEND m"tJ And it seems to work, he ments that welfare mothers Greenspan, Marge De Pusy, TO LOOK DOWN ON ANYTHING LESS. :IJ J' said. The drolHlut rate in Ger. take and pass classes in family Kel Smyth, Doris Cook, Marge EIGHT MILE many is 10 percent. It's 20 per. nutrition, budgeting and other AUf, Al Thomas, Val Huvaere, cent in the United States. skills. Ted Gatzaros and Brian Moody.
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Edward F. Blind arts degree from Syracuse UIll- professors, Dr. John Ross. They nomic Club, the College Wom- versity m 1950 and In 1951, were marrIed for 57 years. en's Club, the Grosse Pointe 8E'rvices were held Wednes. was a member of the fil'~tgrad- Think pretty, day, Feb. 26, at St. Joan of Arc Together, they operated the Garden Club, the American uating class of the Newhouse L. Black Co. in downtown De. Association of University Church m St. ClaIr Shores for School's radio/television master Edward F. Blind, 73, of Grosse trOlt for more than 40 years, Women, the League of Women of science degree program serving customers' optical, pho- Voters, and the St. Paul Altar think spring Pointe Woods.He dIed Feb. 23, Mr Burns served as vIce 1992, at hIs home. tographic and jewelry needs. Society. chairman of the Alcohohsm For many years, she served In addition to her husband, What does one do when one IS surrounded by glum gray Born in Dayton, OhIO, Mr CouncIllFellowship Center of with her husband on the board she is survived by her daugh- .skieS listening to the drummmg of the ram on the roof deep Blind was co-owner of T & E New York and as a board mem- Television Service on Hayes of dIrectors of the Association ters, Elizabeth Berg and Sara 'm February? We have no other choice but to take our ber of the Fortune SocIety, the near Outer DrIve in DetrOlt of MIChiganOptometrists Scholl; six grandchildren and dream vacatIOn m our mmds, and think spring. NatIOnalCouncIl on Cnme and Mrs, Ross retired in the early three great-grandchildren. He retIred from the company In DelInquency, and Friendly : So pIcture a peIfect May day as only thIS area can deliver 1986 after 31 years of servIce 1970s and devoted herself to Arrangements were handled :and Imagine the bIrds smging, the leaves buddmg and the Homes Inc community work. She was an An amateur radio operator, He was also active in ChIlo by the Chas Verheyden Inc. fu: promIse of summer on the threshold. Are you there? No, he enjoyed workmg with elec. officer and member of vanous neral home in Grosse Poin~ drens International and Am. orgamzatJOns, including the {lon't thmk about the grass to fertilize and cut! Thmk about trlC trams and gardenmg. nesty International, and was a Park. MemOrial contributions baseball and soccer and golf and sailmg. Are you stIll WIth He IS SurvIVedby hIS WIfe, Martha Cook Alumnae Associa- may be made to the Adrian member of the Dutch Treat tIon Board of Regents, the rne? OK Helen, daughter, Maria Van. Club Dominican SIsters, 1257 E: Our commumty is, for the most part, a pampered and SICkle; sons, Edward J. and Women's City Club, the Detroit Siena Heights Drive, Adrian; Mr. Burns had served as Yacht Club, the Women's Eco- Mich 49221. loved place to call home. Ow' busmess and retaIl areas have Gregory; seven grandchildren, preSIdent and chairman of the been dressed up for the different hohday seasons by canng three sisters and two brothers board of trustees of the Third Arrangements were handled Church of ChrISt ScientIst m CItizens volunteermg theIr tIme and labors. They get down by the A H. Peters Funeral in the dll-t WIth trowels and seeds and prOVIdegIfts to us New York City Home III Grosse Pomte Woods that WIll last several months. VarIOUSgarden clubs and as- He IS survIVed by hIS SIster, WOMEN Interment was m ResurrectIOn Mrs James Allen of Grosse sOl-tedgroups combme effOl-tsto plant the gardens at the Cemetery III Clmton TownshIp Pomte City • Free yourself from growth-inhibiting behavior. War MemOrIal and m other locatIOns throughout the com- Mr Burns WIll be buried m John (Jack) M. Burns • Discover new ways to cope. mumty. Bless them all. DetrOIt Memorial serviceS wlll The Joy bells are being renovated and landscaped, provld- John (Jack) M Burns, 67, of be held m both New York and • Heal the wounded child within you. lng us WIth yet another touch of beauty. The gazebo on the New York CIty, formerly of the DetrOlt The dates have not • Overcome feelings of powerlessness. mchne to the HIll IS a chemful addition to the area and I Grosse Pomte", died of pan been .set yet. MemO!lal contn- • Individual therapy. love seemg how many citIzens stop to read or enjoy an ice creatlc cancer at Lenox HIll butions may be made to For- • Experienced female therapist, MSW/CSW. cream cone there and on the benches provided on the HIlI. HospItal m New York CIty ward Face Children's CharIty, All of thIS is great, but we can do more. I remember as a Mr Burns had a career in 72 Durand Road, Maplewood, politics, busmess and public N J 07040. 886-1792 chIld a certam corner near my school that was planted servIce. three seasons a year by a caring elderly gentleman. The He served four terms in the corner took precIOUShttle time considermg the bountiful New York State Assembly Elizabeth Black Ross yIeld it produced and the good feelings one enjoyed when (1964-1968), representing the Services were held Wednes. seemg thIS proJect. Tuhps, daffodils, hyacinths and irises upper East SIde He was also day, Feb 26, at St. Paul Catho- welcomed sprmg, roses graced thE' summer and mums an- preSIdent of the New York hc Church m Grosse Pointe nounced the autumn. Young Repubhcan Club from Farms for Elizabeth Black Ross ThIS stm-ted me thmking. Why couldn't those of us who 1959 to 1960 and was active in of Grosse Pointe City. She died want to pm-tlcipate begin a plan to beautify our neighbor- the campaigns to elect DwIght Feb. 23, 1992, at her home hood, block by mdividual block? Each block would have a D. Eisenhower president. Mrs. Ross for many years captain who, at the beginning of the season, could canvas Upon leaving politics, Mr owned one of Detroit's oldest hIS or her area to find out who was interested in the plant- Burns became affiliated WIth businesses, the 1. Black Co., Group W. He spent 10 years as mg of one or several corners in the block. established In 1850 vIce preSIdent of urban affairs The motivated soul who wanted to spearhead the idea She was one of the first at Group W, five years as a women to graduate from the could ask for a small donatIOn for seedlings, etc., strictly on member of Its board of dlrec. University of Michigan School a volunteer basis. At the same time the captain could get a tors, and five years as editonal of Busmess Admmistration, reo feel for how many neighbors would be mterested in the up- director of WINS. ceiving her MEA m 1929. keep of the plot or plots This could be a rotating job with Durmg the 1960s, Mr. Burns FollOWIngthat, she earned little time commitment. worked at both the National her doctor of optometry degree . If even one quarter of us decided to get behind such an Broadcastmg Co. and Young & at the Northern illInois College idea, think of the beautiful impact the results would have Rubicam Advertising of Optometry in ChIcago,where on our cities. Projects are usually more fun when done in He receIved his bachelor of she met and married one of her groups In a friendly community such as ours someone is always willing to substitute and help while people go on Nurses invited for legislative update i.racation We take in our neighbor's papers and mail. Why couldn't we water a tiny bed of flowers occasionally? The The Detroit distnct of the Abood wIll give an overvIew financial outlay is practically nil and there must be some Michigan Nurses ~iation of the legislative process, dis- and the Southeast. Mlclugan cuss the status of var.ic)~ bill.$ retIrees who would love a project affording such tangIble chapter of the Amencan Asso of Interest to nurses and~nurs: ' results. clatIon of Critical C?Ie Nurses ing, and identifY mechanisms ; Each of us would also be giving to our neighborhoods m a WIll co-sponsora legISlative up. for nurses to become pohtically positive way. There might even be an environmentally date for nurses on Tuesday, Involved. PUBLIC NOTICE sound idea here Those who cautiously walk their dogs March 3. For more mformatlOn, call might just have a place to put their fertilizer! Oops, maybe The program wil be held in 259-1607. City of <':irnss.e JInint.e, Michigan the 2 Webber audItonum at I went too far on that one but it wouldn't hurt to research COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT It. Harper Hospital from 7 to 9 p.m. SheIla Abood, R.N. and Center Line plans 10th OBJECTIVES AND PROPOSED USE OF FUNDS - 1992 ; If the idea appeals to you why don't you get behind it, be- director of government affairs Center Lme HIgh School, A Public Hearing was held by !he City Council on February 18. 1992, al :Comeinvolved and we'll hope to see the first results in late for the Michigan Nurses Asso- class of 1982, wIll celebrate Its which time proJecls were reviewed and commenls received concerning 5pring. Good luck! ciation, will be the speaker. 10th reumon Oct 2 at the Club Community Development activities for !he 1992 program year. Funds -Offenng from the loft Monte Carlo m Utica. lOla1ing approximately $60,000 are available for approved projecls. '~• Decisions made by the Legis- lature affect nursing practice For mformation, wnte to Re- PrOjects were selected 10 meet Community Developmenl Block Grant and patient care. Often, these union Planners, P.O Box 291, obJeclIves. Some of the projecls chosen are continuations of prior years' decisions are made without in. Mount Clemens, Mich 48046 acuvities. PrOjects selected for inclusion in !he 1992 Block Grant put from nurses or call 465.2277 or 263-6803 application are: Minor Home Repair $4,500 M&M Tree Preservation 5,000 - DISTRIBUTING CO. Pointe Area Assisted Transportation 3,250 Service (p.A.A.T. S.) Minor Rehabilitation 2,500 Cleaning Matenals Traffic Signa1ization Upgrading - 38.750 & EqUipment CadIeux at Watuloo Neff at Charlevoix ,.• Administration 6,000 WE DELIVER TOTAL $60.000 884-0520 Thomas W. Kressbach :: G.P.N. 2/27/92 City Manager - Clerk ;: 16734 E. WARREN . DETROIT,MI48224
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Furthermore, if Buchanan is to win any, MIchigan delegates for the party's nomi". in primary? pinion nating convention, he'll have to get at, least 33 percent of the GOP vote in the ew Hampshire's "protest vote" primary under the party's newly adopted against President Bush last week rules. Nhas spurred interest in MichIgan's paign "a tremendous boost." In Michigan's Democratic primary cam, March 17 presidential primary but has fited from their showing. Veryser said he believes that Michigan Former U.S. Sen. Paul Tsongas led the paign, Tom Harkin of Iowa has won the, also prompted sharp reaction from MlChi- conservatives, like those elsewhere, saw support of the state's major labor organi,' gan backers of the president and his chief Democratic ticket and set out to prove Bush's "no-new-taxes" pledge" as a prom. he's not just a New England candidate. zations so that, if he is still politically via~' challenger, Pat Buchanan. ise to follow President Reagan's policies ble, he could do well on March 17. Gov. John Engler, heading the Bush Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkansas bounced - and that Bush not only broke the tax back from his marital and draft problems Clinton, with good financing despite his- forces in the state, said he was confident pledge but the promise to be a second New Hampshire troubles, also could run. that the president would carry Michigan to run a strong second and moved South Reagan on other issues as well. with renewed hope. well here. He has the support of the again despite the opposition of Buchanan, Democratic hopes for victory in Novem. New Hampshire also sent a message to Michigan Education Association and the syndicated columnist and former aide bel' also rose after the pummeling of Bush former Gov. James Blanchard and some f to two U.S. presidents, and David Duke, Gov. Mario Cuomo of New York in reply in New Hampshire, but the Democratic to hIS last-minute wnte-in campaign that of his former aides. ': the Louisiana legislator and former Ku primary only confirmed the standing of Some experts are saying that the Dem, Klux Klan chief. captW'ed only 4 percent of the vote. It the leaders and apparently did not elimi. was: "Save YoW'money, Mario." ocratic nominee could be decided in Mich~ In view of Bush's Michigan victories as nate any of the top five from the race. ., igan and lllinois primaries on the same: a candidate in the 1980 state presidential Most experts contend that Buchanan IS Most impartial observers agreed that unlikely to deny Bush the GOP nomina- day on March 17. That assumes no one: primary and as the GOP nominee for Vlce the strong economic message that New tion but that the GOP president could be candidate has become a nationally recog~ president and president in the 1980, 1984 Hampshire voters sent to the president at so badly hurt by arrows from both the nized front-runner in the primaries fol.; and 1988 state elections, Engler has rea- the opening of the presidential primary Republican right and the Democratic left lowing New Hampshire, and especially in: son for his optimism despite new GM lay- season was very simple: We want more that he won't have the easy victory his the 11 on Super Tuesday, a week before: offs and the continuing recession in this attentIOn paid to economic issues and es- MIchigan votes. state. handlers had envisioned. pecially to jobs, jobs, jobs. Even worse, from the standpoint of But while some observers still see the But, as might be expected, Harry Very. Buchanan, who captW'ed 37 percent of moderate RepublIcans, the challenge by poSSIbIlIty of an upset of Bush in Novem- ser, Buchanan's campaign manager, con- the GOP vote, won more recognition than Buchanan already seems to be pushing ber, don't look for Michigan to contribute tended that his candidate's showing in any other challenger in New Hampshire, Bush further to the right. That tactic much to such a possibility in March New Hampshire gave his MIchigan cam- but two Democratic candidates also bene- could cost him support from moderates in and probably not in November, either. EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPlAY ADVERTISING CREATIVE SERVlCES Roben G. Edgar 882-0294 882-6900 882-JS()() Pat Paholsky, E + as t • ...--.- tee 'm. - .. • A_ • -...... I I viewers who saw the debate Write in thought Kennedy won. good preSident, or for that mat- win. That way you won't spoil How could that be? Kennedy ter, neither would former fll'st the election for voters who've had a better "cover." He looked lady Nancy Reagan, even taken the time to choose a can- nicer on TV than Nixon did, though its rumored that she ac. didate based on issues and past Barbara historians have speculated. tually ran the White House performance. Picking a candidate on the during her husband's two And if you're gomg to throw You can't judge a book by its terms. cover, but that's how some peo- basIS of his outward appearance away YoW' vote, why not con. - on the face that hlS gene Ferraro seemed too brash sider throwmg it Barbara's ple choose presidential candi- (feminists can go ahead and dates. pool or plastic sW'geon gave way? him, and on the way he moves, bristle, I don't care), and Nancy She wouldn't want to detract . If that weren't the case then speaks and dresses - is easy. Reagan seemed too stuck on from her husband, but don't why have so many newspapers It takes time to learn where herself. you think she'd secretly eDJoy and magazines printed the ob- candidates stand on the major They Just weren't Barbara. knowing that some people Neither are any of the official servation that Democratic can- issues, and it can be difficult I have a suggestion for pe0- voted for her? George might be cerned about education, family candidates. didate Bill Clinton looks like finding a candidate's platform ple who plan to pick their presi- values and the poor. She has a a little hurt, but don't you If you're gomg to exercise the late President John F. Ken- under all the ghtzy campaign dential candidate on the basis great sense of humor, common think he'd be proud of her, nedy? yOW' right to vote in next commercials and pubhc rela- of his "cover." Cast a write-in sense, and has been named one gIVen the rock-solId marriage month's presidential primary Or that Democratic candidate tions rhetoric. vote for Barbara Bush. of the most courteous and best- that they seem to have? And what's the point In find- and m the fall electIOn, please Paul Tsongas sounds like El- Why her? dressed women In America - A vote for Barbara Bush IS a take the time to learn what the mer Fudd. ing a candidate's platform, Why not? She exudes a lot of an all around classy lady. vote for someone who beheves candidates' platforms are. when he'll probably do a 180- qualities that many of the can- I'm not promoting Barbara in truth (she doesn't dye her When Kennedy debated Rich- But 1f you'd still rather throw degree tW'n on many Issues didates are trying to emulate in Bush because she's a woman. I silver hair), pearls and the ard Nixon, radio listeners away your vote and choose a once elected? their campaigns. dtdn't think former VIce presl' Amencan way thought they both did well, but candidate on the basiS of out- Remember George Bush's She seems naturally warm, dential candidate Geraldine BeSides, someone has to gIVe gave Nixon a slight edge TV ward appearances, please vote promise of "no new taxes"? carmg, Intelligent, and con- Ferraro would have made a wnte In candidate Mano for someone who isn't lIkely to Cuomo a run for hiS money. Grosse Pointe News February 27,1992, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page Marg1e Rems SmIth wondered if it was just mce 01' Got a minute? Grosse Pointe Woods - or 1f Super bowl Grosse Pointe Woods is look- the whole state of Michigan - The third annual Alzheimer's ing for someone to write the lets drivers with handicap per- AssociatIOn-Detroit area chap minutes for its various commit- mits park without putting ter's bowling bonanza will be tee meetings. money in meters. held at 1 pm. Sunday, March CW'Tently, Shirley Wohl. Elizabeth Boyd, a spokes- 8, at West Bloomfield Lanes. field, recording clerk, and Tina woman for the secretary of Radio personality Bob Alli. Seder, administrative aide, are state, said it's state law - sec- son will host the event, which the ones who sit patiently tion 675 of the Michigan Vehi. includes competition for prizes through the meetings and com- cle Code, as a matter of fact. and trophies. pile concise accounts of every. DrIvers with handicap per. Proceeds from the Bowling thing that happened. mits, plates or stickers may Bonanza will be used to benefit Chester E. Petersen, in- park free in metered spaces, as family and patient services terim city administrator-clerk, long as they're not blocking fire provided by the Alzheimer's said they aren't leaving. lanes or breaking other local AssociatIOn. "We just want a back-up, be- ordinances. A $7 registration fee includes cause they can't attend all of shoe rental, bowling and lunch the meetings. We have so A minimum of $20 in pledges many," Petersen said. IS required and bowlers who For those interested in the Be a driver get the most pledges Will get a job, it involves attending mght The Michigan Cancer Foun- chance in the grand prize draw ing afterward meetings (six or more hours a datIon needs volunteer drivers month), taking notes (short- For information, can 557 to transport cancer patients to 8277. hand or steno ability is a must), treatment centers m eastern and composing and typing the Wayne and Macomb counties Seeking alums mmutes at home. An average trip takes one to For more information, call two hours, once a week. Cleary College is lookIng fOl the" deputy clerk. ~'at-~. Grosse , If' you have a car and you're mformation a\>9ut grad\\lil.tes' 01 the classes of 1942 and 1967. If Pointe Woods city hall at 343- intel:-ested, call the East Service you have any, call the alumnI 2447. " Center at 294-4430, Monday office at 1-800-686-1883 or through Friday, between 10 illthemmter of Submmnpotl101es ... a.m. and 4 p.m. They'll send write Cleary College, 2170 Save a quarter you a volunteer application. Washtenaw Ave., Ypsilanti, Yes, it's a state law 48197. We got a call from a Grosse Pointe Woods reSIdent who St. Matthew plans open house Economics: Who's confused? We all are St. Matthew Parish School Father Duane Novelly, pastor, will hold an early childhood will be available. This week's assignment in dustrial trade to nationalized And government efforts to are and how good oW' schools open house on Sunday, March Registration for new students Economics 101: Describe briefly health care and managed protect certain industries back- are, relative to the rest of the 15, from 1 to 3 p.m. is the week of March 30. Regis- the causes and cures of the trade" (by a libertarian pub- fire "Every time the govern- world. If we let it slide, we are There are pre-school pro- tration for currently enrolled 1991-92 recession. lisher who clearly isn't into sta- ment targets an industry for a grams for 3- and 4-year- _>tny">--'b:>m 'n - ."=n &i.' ..JI! ..... JeI\.....~_~~ _- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ~ SERVICES • <:V~T~L4C: • f'nAl<:11I TATinl. II, I 8A February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Misconceptions By opposing the millage, can always make it better M:lybe the board could dId the opposition think the Grosse Pointe News. It previous years but reo To the Editor: Steven C. Keller take another look at the that we could break the seems that a slight c1arifi. sponded to another source The millage election IS Grosse Pointe Woods results and determine contract? It IStrue that our cation might be in order to this year. (Gleaners sends a over The results were very there are an awful lot of teachers earn a good sal- Message your readers regarding the donor envelope to everyone : close, withIn a few hundred dissatisfied property own. ary, but their results speak To the Editor: donations raised from who contributed in pre- votes, in favor of renewal ers weary of being soaked t for themselves The time to Apparently Carol Marr Grosse Pointers through vious years.) • of the school and lIbrary by their assessments. change personnel policies is and other members of the the "Buy a Case of Food" We should also mention t operatIng mIllages If not, there are many of before the contract is nego- Grosse Pointe school board program. Last year, Grosse that Grosse Pointers have ~ When I accepted the Job us who will organize and Pointe residents opened always shown a dedication : tIated, not after. mIsunderstood or misinter- soundly defeat future mil- as chaIrman fOI the re- preted the "message" vat. theIr hearts to the needy to community service by v lage renewals and in. newal, I hoped the commIt • The board of education ers gave to them in the reo by donating $34,895.80 to helping all of Gleaners' , creases I hope this mes- tee's work would accom- does represent the com- cent millage electIOn. Gleaners Community Food food..raising activities. We : sage gets through to the plIsh two thmgs - fibt, mumty Election to the She was "most apprecia- Bank through the program. received over $10,000 from ; board because they appar- increase an awareness of board is a democratic pro- tIve of the support shown When we originally reo Grosse Pointers for food , ently don't know how an- the posItIve aspects of cess and all can participate. by the communIty," But a ported back to you the re- from our new "Holiday : Grosse POinte's system Board members care about gry the overburdened tax. sults of your efforts, the Card" campaign. Also, Bon great number In the com- payers have become. and, second, Improve par- the school system They mumty wouldn't consider a amount we gave you, Secours Hospital and its • ental voter turnout I feel care enough to work many Jim Kerwin $1,982,41, was the total employees donated. 309 margin of approval out Grosse Pointe Park that the commIttee'", efforts hours for very lIttle appre. of some 8,539 ballots cast raised from your readers $6,398.84 to Gleaners. In ; were rewarded and both clatlOn. I was surprised as a mandate for their who took the time to cut addition, we have em- • these objectives were ac that many CitIZens who spendIng more and raismg out and include the coupon barked on a Capital Cam- • comphshed had the most to say about taxes pohcles More letters WIth their donations. How- palgn to finance the expan. ~ As I end thiS task, I find the electIOn had never at- The obvIOUS message ever, many Grosse POInte sion and relocation of our ' that m my naIvete, I had tended a board meetmg or from voters IS to ease the on page IIA News readers may have re- warehouse. Overall, we • some mIsconceptIOns about written to the board to ex ever-contmumg demands sponded to your coupon but have received countless do- ' our educatIOnal system press theIr concerns School on our pocketbooks and Generous did not include it with nations from Grosse Pointe : that were corrected-as I board meetings are open to consider scalmg back on their checks, so their dona- residents to help improve : worked on thiS renewal I'd everyone and are held next year's budget I fear To the Editor: tIon was not directly attrib- and enhance operations. • hke to pass on the!>e ne"" tWIce a month If you the demands WIll increase One of your loyal readers uted to the Grosse Pomte We should also mention • InsIghts would like informatIOn on WIth the feeble excuse that contacted us regardIng the News, Others may have • Semor CItIZens dl e not the ageml:l and meetIng the state IS cuttIng back on kInd notIce of thanks you gwen to Gleaners through all agamst the school sys tImes, you may call the ItS payments to wealthier pnnted m a recent Issue of the Grosse Pomte News In See LE'ITERS, page 11.\ tern Many semors worked board office at 343-2000 school dlstncts, espeCIally yery hard fO! thIS millage • Some parents do not m teacher benefits. and Its approval Many even care enough about the Our schools prOVidequal- senIor concerns are not re schools to vote in a mIllage Ity educatIOn, but our lated to the communIty's electIOn In spite of our best teachers are among the responsIbIlIty to educate ItS efforts, my bIggest disap- hIghest paid In MichIgan , chtldren, but WIth how effi- poIntment (even with the for mne months of employ- cIently we are domg it We Improved turnout) IS the ment The 7 percent pay need to keep thIS Important Grosse POInte school sys- raise In hard times is bla- part of our communIty bet- tem's parents. Having tantly excessive There are ter Informed. spent tIme phoning on elec. some very good teachers, WATCH OUT JAPAN! • The medIa wIll not al- tlOn eve, I was amazed at but many margmal ones ways show a balanced view the apathy of this votmg whose "volunteer" input is of the Issues Most of the group It was therr children minimal for school actIvi- coverage by the local media who had the most to lose, tIes. At the rISk of judging was even handed. But one yet 15 minutes of theIr BEFOREYOU CONSIDER HONDA the majority, I vividly re- of the local advertJsmg tab- time was too much to ask call a group that would lOIds decIded to ignore the Voting was an inconveni- gather at a Jefferson Ave- facts when reportmg on the ence and they obviously do nue bar and booze it up mIllage Issue Also, one 10 not apprecIate the pnvilege each Friday night to cele- cal teleVISIOn personahty of democracy. OR TOYOTA, CQNS!DER THIS: brate the end of the week. made a last-mmute com- In closing, I want to I would hope Ms Marr's mentary on thIS electIOn, thank all the people who pledge to "be very, very and dId so WIthout any con- worked so hard for this careful m our spending" tact WIth the school sys mIllage. I also want to re- Includes a little tougher tern As a result, both Sides mind my critics that I am stance and realIstic bar- of the issue were not pre- only a volunteer Citizen I gainIng at the next labor sented want to challenge those contract instead of acceding • Our teachers do not 4,000 plus voters who were to group bargaining tactiCS. make too much money A not In favor of the millage If the teachers are unhappy lot of attentIOn was given to make theIr concerns with that stance, then let to the fact that the teacher known by partIcipating In them transfer to Detroit contract was for 7 percent the process. We have a schools where they would annually over three years good school system, but we earn theIr pay. ~'~ - UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP- COMPARE ACHIEVA'S INTELLIGENTLY ENGINEERED It~ SO Intelligently FEATURES WITH ACCORD AND CAMRY """...vA 5 ACCORDox ox engineered. It even SafelSorod I ANTl L With an r ~~ENTRY COMPlITER CI;>.1MAND RIDE easy way I S=~DlDS BUSINESS AROUND YOUR NEEDS • DRrVER L l.R.I.BAR SUPPORT NA NA to get It 6SP1'AKERSTEREO NA NA I Owner 5atlsfactlon Prnar.om Jt~ caIIed GllARANTEEDSAITFACTlOO CUJ5 EDJE NA NA COURTESY TP.ANSPC:RTATO'\I a...os ECXX: NA NA' NA ~~~ASS6T~ ~ 3:m the 336DCO "t'ob" ~ as ~ faetO'"Y rcstaIe<::1 ('Q~t fao;OI"y nstaIed CXJtJon c...- i50art of a khieva 'oc<<>'V<>n' • JI ...... .- .1.------.....------:Me. -~ I February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News ...: 9A -----_ ...._------..... -~------_._------_._------I MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ~FRVI(,FC: • C:VC:TI=UC:: • ('flUCIII TAT,n., .11 I 10A Seniors February 27, 1992' Grosse Pointe News Remember this me ory does not decline with age You forgot where you put your keys and you can't re rapid changes brought on by tnevmg misplaced keys or for- ally because older people were member if your luncheon date technology. gotten luncheon dates beyond made to feel left out. It was is tomorrow or next week. You Is It poSSible for someone the assurance that such mem- found that sometimes society sigh and chalk it up to the be. who has not experienced It to ory lapses are common to all encourages older people to play lief that poor memory is one of understand the thrill of hearing ages the "sick role," a role that ex- the penalties you pay for livmg music with earphones attached One of the most successful empts them from their normal a long life. to an oatmeal box wound with methods for rememberIng, obligations This attitude can Sorry, but that excuse won't copper wire and equipped With touted by experts, is associa. discourage perfectly capable work anymore. Prime Time a cat whisker to bring in sound tion. For Instance, you might people from engaging in activi- Experts have found that the - the forerunner of the modern be mtroduced to a Mr. Lam. ties requiring independence difference m what older people stereo radiO? Is It poSSible to bert. You are impressed with and competence. remember and what the young Imagme watchmg the early tel- hiS quiet, gentle manner. You Older persons who succumb remember IS very small In a eVision sets WIth a bubble at. want to remember him by background of living experi- for tne dIfferences expe to that role may come to view study done by Roger Dixon of tachment to enlarge the pIC- name so you associate his name themselves as helpless and de- ence. covered In the process re- the Max Planck Institute for ture? with a lamb. Just don't call pendent. This self-image and The older person who has membermg between you er Human Behavior, the ability of My mother hved in a house him Mr. Lamb the next tIme behavior in turn reinforces and SurviVed four wars will have a and older people. They fo d people m theIr 30s to recall a that had a stepping.stone at the you meet him. broader base of understandmg that younger people tend Image of lowered intelligence short text was compared with curb for ladles ahghtmg from It IS not only good to know of the effect of war on people remember the facts of a sto when actually the same poten- the recall of those in their 60s horsedrawn carriages During that memory doesn't declIne and nations than a younger but older people were better tial IS there, needmg only self. It was found that, given equal her lifetime she saw the demise with age, but we are also as- student whose acquaintance remembering the point of motivation. verbal skills, there was little of streetcars, the mvention of sured that age does not affect with American history is hm. story This seems logical since Do memory and mtelhgence difference motor-driven, high-powered mtelligence. A study done by decline With age? The answer lted to lectures and the written younger people have little to go cars and planes that crossed Raymond Cattell and John L Beyond the assurance that word. on but facts, whIle someone IS no, particularly in this time poor memory IS not part of the he ocean m record time. She Horn found that when intelh- when older people enjoy greater The "Grapes of Wrath" stud. who has lIved a long lIfe can w the homes of her friends gence scores did decline dunng aging process, such studies pro- led as hterature will have more health and vigor than their computerize facts into hIS or n down to make way for ur- post retirement, It was gener- vide eVIdence that older people meamng to a reader who has her subconscious memory and predecessors. can go on learning as long as b renewal. She grieved when hvcd through the DepresslOn sort them mto a pattern that th house she was born in was the desire to acquire new skills than one who expenences the leads to a conclusion based on and interests remains. It may r and she was forced to hardships of that era vican- life expenence. mo from familiar surround- )even be possible for them to get ously m a novel And what a wealth of expen. mgs nto a strange world of ;more out of learning because It IS this portfoho of hvmg ence the older generation of the BREAKING THE BARRIERS :they bring to the subject a high. apartments and im- experIence that may account 1990s has to draw on. If there perso Ineighbors. IS one word that characterizes with But however meaningful this century it IS change - these dmgs concerning the BARRIER FREE REMODELING! AARP 3430 to meet March 9 change so rapid that it is reo capacity f older people to reo Let the experts make your home safe and accessible. The Grosse Pomte AARP markable that those who lived movie on the metroparks sys- member and it could be very We have the lalest products and innovations to make Chapter 3430 will meet Mon. tem through it have been able to encouragI to those who are assimilate it. Besides the per- day, March 9, at 12:30 pm. at The board will meet at 11.30 contempla g taking academic it possible. Enjoy the quamy of life you deserve. the Neighborhood Club, 17150 sonal changes that occur in am courses - ey don't do much CAll 882-0628 Waterloo everyone's life, there were to help WIt he problem of re- Following the business meet- ReservatIOns are necessary mg, there WIll be a St. Pat- for the luncheon for which Senior adults to mee AtIut!!J. ~ gM. rick's Day luncheon at 1 pm there IS a charge. Call hospital- 18232 Mack GROSSE POINTE, MICH. 48236 The program, at 2 p.m, will Ity chairwoman Mary Cross at The Neighborhood Club Sen- shde presenta n on "Easter be presented by Dave Moilanen 882-8515, or assistants Florine Ior Adults will meet Wednes- Art" of the Huron-Clinton Metropoli- HoIzen at 884-6155 or Camile day, March 5, at 1:30 p.m. Refreshments ill be served tan Authority. He'll show a Malfitano at 777-8741. Penny Pesta, from the after the meetin For more in- Founders Society of the Detroit formation, call t Neighbor- Cityof ~rnss.e "nint.e Jtfarms Michigan Institute of Arts, will give a hood Club at 885 O. 55/Alive driving taught BOARD OF REVIEW A two-session class, "55/Alive More than two million Amer- Older workers defy stereoty es Meetmgs for the purpose of reviewing the 1992 Assessment Roll for .Mature Dnving," will be of. ican drivers over 55 have taken the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, Wayne County, Michigan, will be held fered as part of the winter pro- this course which is designed to "Nothing Works Like Experi- middle.aged employe by the Board of Review on: gram of non-credit courses for improve driving skills and pre- ence," this year's campaign slo- ened with Job loss, adults sponsored by the Depart- vent aCCidents It is recognized gan for Older Workers Week either for economic or hnical TUESDAY, MARCH 10,1992 ~ment of Community Education by all 50 states as an approved (March 8.14), is more than rhet. reasons, as well as a maIler from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. :of the Grosse Pomte Public driver improvement course. one, according to Nancy Cran. group of so-called reti es al- and :School System. There IS no fee for the class. dall, director of the Michigan ready forced out of the j mar- from 6 p.m.• 8 p.m. \I'aught by Lucien Fay, the However, a materials charge of Office of Serviaes to the Aging. ke\ who want to ret to and ;tW,o-session class runs from 1 /1., (1 If $8 payable to AARP will be col- A maJor1 problem l.in '.mscrliss- 1 w~J;k.\lD. .arecent report. the 11 lr '-\. ""'_~ I J noon to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, lected at the first meeting. ing'Older people in general, and Commonwealth Fund, Cr dall TUESDAy, MARCH 24, 1992 ;March 11, and Thursday, Call 343-2178 for informa- older workers in particular, is gives credence to this ar ent from 9 a.m - 5 P m. ,IMarch 12. tion one of stereotypes, she said by citmg the authors' rk "Much of the general public which states that more t n at the CIty Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236. :Millikens to co-chair Senior Power Day tends to view older people as 1.9 million older Americ Hearings wIll be scheduled by appointment. Please contact the City of snowbirds, living in Florida, (50-64) are ready and able to Former Gov. William G. and theIr POSitIOns on SOCial and Grosse Pointe Farms at 885-6600 Ex!. 239. i playing golf in the morning back to work I Mrs. Helen W. Milliken will economic issues. Many of those and visiting their brokers in The State of Michigan has enacted Act # 136 of 1991 which has i serve as honorary co-chairs of who attend schedule meetings the afternoon," she said. "In Michigan, and all across effectIvely frozen most 1992 Real Property Assessments at the 1991 J Michigan Senior Power Day with legislators and state offi- While Crandall doesn't dis- the country," she said, "stereo- State Equalized Value The Bill allows 1992 Assessmcnts to be changed ; 1992, to be held May 12 at cials to express their views. pute that this stereotype is types play a key role in keep. only if one or more of the following applies' :Lansing's Civic Arena. based in part on reality, she ing older workers from being I Horace B. Deets, executIve Human service agencies and said that this is only one part hired by the private sector." director of the American Assa- 1 A physical addition or loss to the property was made. other organizations, which of the picture. 2 A property Assessment Wassplit or combined. work with senior groups across "The older worker population I~~~~~:~:e~:~:t:~~. WIll Crandall said she hopes that 3 A tax exemption provided by State Law is involved. the state, cooperate with Senior includes everyone from age 40 the private sector will take no- : More than 7,000 people from Power Day planners to make on up," she said. "And, It in- 4. A property owner acquired the property after January 1, 1991. . allover Michigan are expected tIce of the posItIve attributes of Michigan's gathering the im- cludes a large percentage of older workers during this com- to attend this one-day event pressive event it has been over low-income individuals." .: 02/27/92,03/05/92, John M. Lamerato ~J when senior citizens outline memoratIOn, even though the the past 17 years. It also includes older and area is beset by a recession. 03/12/92,03/19/92 City Controller ~======~======...-.._---_ ...._------_ .._------_ ...._------_ .._------,--.. February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Letters 11A weeks, articles have ap. ~ Community MIchael JaniszewskI, a bemg so cooperatl ve the compassion shown by peared m your paper reo In I Mack Avenue to donate the the community through gardmg an upcommg piece effort master gardener as well as spreadlllg the word coffee and O.J. for the par- our Grosse Pointe schools, of legislatIOn a Christmas tree farmer tICipants (a special thank To the Editor: from Mount Clemens, My goal wa" to have all "Kids HelpIng KIds" pro- Next week, the MichIgan you must also go to Har- Thank you all. brought several of hIS dls. the CIlI'lbtmas trees In the gram, featuring In.school House of Representatives IS dee's and manager Marie Ever smce we owned our plays and arttcles and chat- Farms recycled at Virtually canned food drives. As you scheduled to be in session no cost to t hr taxpayel's Goubert for being so accom- well know, the "KIds Help- and WIll vote on a bill home we have been recy- ted with participants, as modatmg). c1mg/composting all yard did local master gal dener through volunteellsm As ing KIds" program has al. which has already passed I have tl'led to remember John Salada. Local orgamc stated m thl", letter, almost ,ways received the support the state Senate This bill, waste. After Christmas everyone who has In one gardener Caryl Kerber diS- all goods and serVIces were of the Grosse Pointe News S.B. 141, known as "A 1989 my sons and I col. way or another contnbuted \ played and demonstrated donated, Items that could -.through your grocery bag Woman's Right to Know" lected hundreds of Christ. to thiS very successful pro- some of her compostmg not be donated were pUl inserts. This year's insert bIll, provides vital informa. mas trees from the streets gram Forgive me If I have and mulching equipment. chased With funds donated WIll be in the April 2 edi. tion to Michigan women and recycled/mulched them forgotten anyone Grace HB.lTlson, another by Mr. Wetstone of Gredtel tion. conSIdering an abortion In our very large back However, I would be re- , yard. local organic gardener, was DetrOIt Landscapmg and We apologize If the re- Currently, women are mISSIf I didn't say that the Last summer I deVIsed a on hand to answer ques- Mr Marmeno of Gene's port which we submitWd to beIng denied full and ap. real heroes of thIS program, , plan to recycle every tions, and Fran Schonen- Landscapmg Co you was mIsleading con. propriate InformatIOn re- the people who truly made Chnstmas tree in the berg supplied us with or. tcernmg the degree of sup- garding abortion surgery I am must appreciative of 1t successful, and perhaps Farms by using volunteer- ganic recycling video tapes, 'port Gleaners has always when they go into an abor- the efforts of Rlchald Solak those who gave me the Ism rather than tax dol- literature, other supphes received from your readers tion climc. and hIS staff m helpmg me greatest pleasure, were the , lars I called five tree ser- and moral support, espe- coordmate the program, and Grosse Pointers. Your Women are qUIckly shuf- partlclpants Perhaps the vIce companies and asked Cially as the zero hour ap- and for puttmg up w1th my generosity and kmdness fled into the abortlOn proce. memory that will hve with them to volunteer their ser- proached perhaps overzealous deSire have been and always will dure without knowledge of me the longest IS seemg vices for one day in Janu- I also have to thank Ann to make sure I covered all 'be appreciated. the abortion method(s), the Mrs ScOVIlle walkmg her ary to mulch all our trees Hathaway of the Garden bases m my effort to make Jack Grifo stage of fetal development dog while Mr. Scoville at the Pier Park. They Center and Sheldon Flynn the program a success And Marketing Consultant of the unborn baby they dragged theIr tree along agreed I then approached of the Men's Garden Club Dick Huhn, who despite all Gleaners Community carry, without disclosure of Lakeshore all the way to the Farms city council with for theIr input, direction the constructIOn at the Pier Food Bank pOSSIble physical and/or Pier Park from theIr home my plan, and they gra- and support. Park, went out of hiS way psychological SIde effects on FaIracres - that's dedi- Clarification ciously approved and sup- I am grateful to the N a- to get the fUClhtW3 lead) and WIthout diSCUSSIOnof catlOn To the Editor: ported it The Christmas tIonal Christmas Tree As- for us, and went so fm as possible alternative ser- tree recycling program was sociatIOn in Milwaukee for Ken George I would hke to thank you to convmce the Hardee's on Grosse Pointe Farms vices. In many, if not all, born' sending me packets of m- 'very much for your article climcs, the woman never I am truly indebted to formation WhIChmy daugh. (Feb. 6) on the American even sees the doctor untIl Cal Flemming Tree Ser- tel' Anna so diligently dIs- Family Law Attorneys Products and Services the moment the abortion VIce, Charles Irish Co., played on poster board. In Worldwide program. There surgery is to be performed. Nichols & Long, P.C. are, however, a few incon- Meldrum Landscaping, Pi- addition to Anna, I would sistenCIes. Please note the DespIte one's poSItion on oneer Tree Service and also like to thank my other Bruce R. Nichols Warren E. Long following corrections. abortion, the issue at hand Shock Brothers - all of children, John, Connie and 18430Mack Ave Grosse Pie. Farms,MI 48236.885-5635 The impression in your IS mformation. Is a woman wh1ch volunteered their Ken. article was that I had trav- considering abortion better crews, equipment and ser- The additional volunteer- eled to New York to raise off by not knowing the vices. ism provided by Terry Shea, Sarah Sudney and funds, which was not at all above information or I called Sears in Chicago others was certainly appre- the case. I went to New should she be given this In- to see if they would be will- Diamond Eloquence ciated as were the efforts of York to find speakers for formation and be allowed ing to display and demon- the Wayne County Alter- our conference and was to make an informed con. strate their recycling and native Work Force, which I most surprised to have sent? composting equipment. prOVIded the free man- , everyone we talked to not If one looks at the in. They had me coordinate power to help mulch the only offer speakers but creasing number of women the program with Nicholas trees, thanks to Carson ;-funds. It quite embarrassed suffering from post-abortion Vasolaskas, the store man- Tutt and Mark Ruszklew- , me at the time. No amount syndrome where physical ager at the Macomb Mall. ; was ever discussed. and psychologOlcal trauma icz. Also, I am not quite sure has occurred as well as con. Sears flew in Sal De. I am indebted to a multI- what the writer meant In sideration of safety and Yoreo, president of Flow- tude of people and organi. his "peopled by kings and well-being of the woman, trOll Outdoor Products Co. zations for all the publicity : nobility" as there is pres- our legislators should not from Boston, and Debbie we received to help make , entry only one king in Eu- hesitate to pass this bill Swanson, their lawn and the program so successful : rope; most pertinent to and enact into law a mea- garden buyer from Chi- - from Jimmy Launce at : global trade is that interna- sure which helps women cago I understand that WJR, to Florence Walton I tional raCIng enthusiasts from the standpoint of in- this is the first time that at WWJ, to Amy Parvel : include world industrial formation, not misinforma. Sears was involved III a and Jim Farquhar at and political leaders, espe- tlOn. community-based recycling Grosse Pointe Cable, from Mr. Leleszi and Ms. Ortlsi cially important contacts program. I am most thank- Indeed, in a 1992 poll by of the science department for potential American ex- ful for all of theIr efforts. A porters , the respected Wirthlin s~e~ial thanks must go out at Brownell who publicized While in Washingfoh the ,.9~oup, (u)ly 85 percent of 'to tl\lHr local' rP'n, GarY the "program 111', the" scbool week of Feb. 3, we were Americans favored in- 'Lah~: who paSSed-rillt IltEii-: " 'newsletter;f.t>'Ms: Ballimas," told that internatIOnal auto formed consent, including atm-e, answered questions who' informed the Kerby racing is a "golden opportu- information regarding fetal ahd demonstrated equip- parents through the school nity" for anyone wishing to development and alterna- ment on all four days of newsletter, to Grosse tives abortion. A Janu- expose American products to the program. Pointe Academy for hand- mternationally. ary poll by Oleson and As. A special thank you to ing out literature during sociates showed an 84 its Christmas tree sale. While I will continue to Dave Arminstrouts of Ar- percent approval rate for a forward and refer requests, minstrouts West Michigan From Madeleme Socia of the program will be han- woman's nght to know bill Farms Inc., who is donat- in MichIgan. To The Pointe, who wrote dled in the future in Wash- ing the tree seedlings we an extensive front page wIll be givmg away dunng I ington, D.C., because of a story long before most peo- Obviously, a majonty of Arbor Week 'most unfortunate family our CItizens feel that a bill ple bought their trees, to sItuatIOn. Then there were Terri the Grosse Pointe News From our collection of diamond wedding bands. such as S.B. 141 should be Gibbs and Sandra Richards Robin Lepard passed Women should which reported on the pro- Grosse Pointe of the Macomb County Ex- gram m Ellen Probert's have access to safe medical tenSIOn Service, who servIces - women have a "Garden Shed" column and edmund t. AHEE jewelers Right to know provided names of master provided excellent coverage nght to know gardeners who would be To the Editor: by Ron Bernas in hIS InfOI" 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods John E. Chouinard willing to discuss organic • Within the last few Grosse Pointe Park mative articles. A special recycling. thank you to you all for 886-4600 BirthCare at BonSecours. It's a child's game, but it's also good advice. Bon Secours was the first hospital in the Detroit area to offer single room maternity care. This alternative to traditional childbirth allows the mother-to.be to 'ltay In the same warm, comfortable room throughout her delivery. Wecall It B!rthCare, and when we first introduced it, other hospitals were still wheelmg theIr labonng mothers from one room to another. Wethought it was a good idea to design a delivery around the mother, not a deltvery around the hospital. That's why BirthCare has become so popular And that's why a lot of women have chosen Bon Secours as their hospItal Mavbe} au 'lhould, too For more infonnatJon about BirthCare. a tour of the unit, or referrals to qualIfied obstetri- cians who can answer questions about your pregnanC\',call 779-""1911 Nobody does k better. Nobody's done k longer. BON SECOURSHOSPITA~t- 468 Cadieux Road, Grosc;e Pointe, MichIgan 48230 If' ======1:fl£ , & t.. . -----~~------_. -- - 1 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION T \ C:~RVlr~c:. • C:V<::T1:UC .. ('tUrN" TAT,n .. h' 1 12A News LORDYLORDY THE MAYOR'S Photo by John Minnis HAPPy At a Trike-a-thon for Pediatric AIDS at Grosse Pointe North and South high schools. preschool trikers raised more than $2.000. BIRTHDAY, MOM & DAD From page 1 spaces to qualifY for a dine.in ter the letters were sent, Peter- complained, saying that the Anytime there are seats in- business lIcense. sen said. fast food restaurant would in- sIde an establishment that sells Distinctive Homes Deserve Even if the parking lease crease traffic and litter in the food, the city considers it to be If they did not have enough were valid aJld inherited by the area and create a safety hazard PROFESSIONAL APPLIANCES a dine-in facility, even if the off.street parking spaces, they Silver Spoon Cafe, the firm still for children walking to and \ . owners say they will only offer would have to seek a variaJIce for the number of spaces they would have needed a parking from nearby Parcells MIddle take-out service, Novitke 8aId. variance to get a busmess li- School. Home '. ;; During a public hearing last were deficient, the city told J them. cense to operate in the city, Pe- The council voted unani- ~spring in which Steve Di- Of The- tersen said. mously to deny the Millers' re- Maggio, co-owner of Alinosi Josefs was graJIted a vari- I- The Silver Spoon Cafe quest. :~French Ice Cream and Candy aJlce, and Alinosi subsequently Built-ins needed a variaJIce because it Why, then, did it grant Sil- :'Co., asked for a parking vari- received one so that it could in- was two spaces short of meet- ver Spoon a variance? ~ance to allow seats inside his stall seating. On A Roll deli ing the minimum number of Novitke said that he felt it _1>roposed store, the council was went out of business, said in. off-street parking spaces needed was only fair to give Silver \ told that some restaurants in terim city administrator-clerk by dine-in restaurants. Spoon a variance since Josefs • the city were illegally offering Chester E. Petersen. Tedesco aJld Jones said that \ dine-in service. TCBY had the required num- and Alinosi had received vari- their cafe will only offer cater- ances. Also, several of' Silver I The public safety department ber of off-street parking spaces, ing and take-out service. How. Spoon's business neighbors : investigated and learned that and Hugo's Deli leased parking spaces from a gas station across ever, they wanted to have seat- asked the council to grant the : five establishments had CUB- mg inside for customers to use variance, he said. No one spoke : tomer seating even though the street, which put it in com- pliance. while waiting for their orders, in opposition to the variance at ' their business licenses limited and in the Woods, seating the public hearing that was j them to take-out food service. Yogurt Mania did not have equals dine-in service. held before the vote. I The five businesses were Yo- enough off-street parking The Silver Spoon Cafe Jones, former night chef at ASKO, GAGGENAU, VIKING, SCOTSMAN, BEST; U.L1NE, : gurt Maltia, Hugo's Deli, TCBY spaces around its building, but needed four off-street parking Fishbones in Detroit, said that FRANKEl VARI.VENT...AND ALL MAJOR BRANDS ! Yogurt, Josefs French Pastry presented a document explain. spaces, but only has two, lo- he had been fairly confident i Shop and On a Roll deli. ing that it would lease parking cated behind the building. So it that the variance would be ap. I The city sent letters to the spaces from nearby businesses. needed a variaJIce for two proved, because he had the sup- : businesses, notifying them that Petersen said that he ques- more. port of the business community. HURST APPLIANCE I they would have to get rid of tioned the validity of the docu- Three weeks ago, the council However, he said he's wor- 23210 IIr_ter Mack their seats or prove that they ment, aJld that the city would heard a similar parking vari- ned about the future of bUSI- St. Clair .lIor_ had enough off-street parking have investigated the matter ance request made by John and nesses in Grosse Pointe Woods. 778-8870 further if Yogurt Mania had Mary Miller, who wanted to "How can businesses grow stayed in business longer. How- open a Subway Sub Shop at when there are so many park- ever, it closed its doors soon af- SEWER TROUBLE? 20647 Mack. Several residents ing restrictions?" he asked. r { c.n BRUCE WIGLE ~ 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863-7800 BALDWIN NURSING SERVICE 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822.9070 PARMS 1726 MAPLE RD .• 643.4800 offers "Survivors of Abuse" Group Therapy 355 FISHER RD. u_P.sD~~K.uP 882-5100:: OPEN 8 to 5'30 p m. DAilY; Wed. tir Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER' EAST SUBURBS Liz Baldwin, MSN, RN, CS Prices Good FEBRUARY 27 28 29 PET EMERGENCIES FRESH BABY LARGE CAN WINTERS A SEIlYICE PIlOYIDED BY Registered Nurse Therapist AREA VETERINARIANS OLD FASHION ' 20870 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods 886,1030 PORK CHOPS BACK RIBS L~':::::C:::TNATURAL CASING COHfACf YOUR VEfIIlHAIL\Il FOt MOlIlIlFO OPEN AFTER 49 HOTDOGS,: HOURS 98 • ,,~ 95 MOld" FMll;lyEo,.. M!la ... .~$2 $3 $12 39 ....:..... /. lb. lb.. Ib. ~ $2 : SiMlI1l~,I rlI ... tII-.,.,9 01Ill'l Ib; 20112 HARPER AVE on Itle Sef\llceOr YO be'ween City of QS:rosscJloiutc ~no.bs, Michigan MOfOS.-:and\tetnl8f Harper Woods 881-6200 NOTICE OF REVIEW OF THE 1992 ASSESSMENT ROLL: Notice is ~ ~ &1lj lj(illm@@)&1\1 Q-E-K-U-P-&-5 hereby given that the Board of Review of the City of Grosse Pointe r~l MARCH3rd BREMNER Woods, Wayne County, Michigan, will be m session from 9:00 a.m. to DANISH CREAM Noon, 1.30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., and 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. EST, in the HAVARTI Order your BUnER WAFERS Community Center of the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Plaza, Paczkis now! 69 . 99 LB. $1 Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan on $2 7 varretl •• box TUESDAY, March 10 HAAGEN.DAZS 5.25 TIlURSDAY, March 19 ICE CREAM ~ TUESDAY, March 24 '"'-, Reg•• Yogurt 5 MONTH CD Specl.1 AddU. SPICE ISLAND moo" 1988 Conca 'I Toro 3 PINTS FOR SPICES for reviewing the 1992 Assessment Roll. All persons considering 00 ttML A11 ..... U. $ 99 $5 6,V-tv OFF Stock .. rtow themselves aggrieved by their assessment, or who have any questions or ==n,Me"ol Blend 5t.5 lit,! comments, may make an appointment to appear before the Board of AWRYS Review by contacting the Tax Department 343-2435, between March 1 FLORIDA LARGE HONEY BYRD COOKIE l and March 14,1992. Resident taxpayers must appear in person or send ONION ROLLS STRAWBERRIES TANGERINES COMPANY Coconut 0..... or an agent to appeal their assessment. 19 J.malcan SpIc. $1 pac6 n..,. Tentative State Equalized Factors: pkg. 99 Commercial Property 1.0000 SAVE 60 t$1~,! -~9' $3 tin Industrial Property 1.0000 Residential Property 1.0000 CALIFORNIA FRESH SNG-WHITE LARGEPASCAL Grosse Pointe Branch Personal Property 1.0000 20100 Mack Avenue ASPARAGUS GREEN BEANS CAULIFLOWER CELERY Jt (i) 882.2880 la William B. Knapp SnDpI \ I. \ - - -_. ------_.------~------.. February 27, 1992 $arosse Pointe News "1: Events 13A I ~tudent to star in 'South Pacific' Eat a jelly donut, walk it off The Lakeshore Family Youth" program ~t the YMCA Sarah Lenard of Grosse Pointe Park will star as Nellie YMCA IS offermg wmter walk- by buymg paczkls, th~ tradl- 109 to keep in shape and a pa. tlOnal Jelly.filled pastnes sold in DeLaSalle's production of "South Pa- czkl day to raise funds for Its before the start of Le~t. . cific." She is youth program. Deadlme for .ordermg IS FrI- a senior at The YMCA gym, 23401 Jef. day, Feb 28. Pick up orders on Grosse ferson in St Clair Shores IS Tuesday, March 3, between 6 J?omte South open for walkmg Non-members a m and 9 p.m Cost is $6 a rlligh School are welcome. dozen or $3 50 for half dozen. and a mem- Hours are 7 to 8:30 a m Call 778.5811 ber of Pointe Tuesdays and Thursdays; 2 to 4 r--B-I-o-o-d--d-r-l.V-e-S-' Singers. p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, The play Thursdays and Fridays; and 1.45 to 2:30 p m Wednesdays. The American Red Cross will be pre- Lenard For mformatlOn and fee, call will conduct local blood sented April 778-5811 drives at the following loca- 9,10 and 11 tions: Support the "Invest In at the Warren Woods Middle • Fnday, March 6 - Cot- School at 12 Mile and Schoen- tage Hospital, 159 Kercheval herr. m the Farms, from 10 a.m. It will be directed by Merrie G.P. High to 4 p.m. Call Bill Bucienskl Gay Ayrault of the Park. at 494-2794. plans reunion • Fnday, March 6 - Lake- view HIgh School, 21100 11 Grosse Pomte High School, class of 1957, Will celebrate Its MIle in St Clall' Shores, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m Call 35th reunion Oct. 17 at the Grosse Pomte Hunt Club Darrell Lacy at 778.5600. • Tuesday, March 17 _ The commIttee is seal chIng for classmates For InformatIOn, South Lake HIgh School, Write to Reumon Planners, P.O 21900 9 Mile in St. Clair Shores, from 8:30 a.m to Box 291, Mount Clemens, Starring in Grosse Pointe North's production of "Carousel" on March 5-7 are. front row from 2:30 p.m. Call Darrell Lacy MICh. 48046, or call 465-2277 at 778-5600. left. Matt Fowler as the Heavenly Friend. Kevin Bebensee as Billy Bigelow. Amy Anderson as or 263-6803 Julie Jordan. David Moss as Mr. Snow: back row from left. Sally Egan as Mrs. Mullin. Chris Moisides as Jigger Craigen. Julie Hathaway as Carrie Pipperidge and Katie Lentine at Nettie. Not show is Chris Pearce. who will play Mr. Bascomb. North High to perform 'Carousel' G & G FLOOR CO. Grosse Pointe North High Determined to make some- created and designed by Gael Custom hardwood floor specialists School will present "Carousel," thing of himself, Billy hooks up Barr, who IS also the dIrector. Floors of distinction told in unforgettable songs WIth the no-good Jigger Crai- Ralph Miller will conduct the from the hearts and pens of gen (Chris Moisldes) which orchestra with Margaret Steele since 1964 Rogers and Hammerstein. Sail- leads to Bigelow's tragic death and accompamst Bob Foster as- ors sing of the sea, townsfolk The scene shifts to heaven and slstmg Bob Grabowski President gather for a clambake and life Btlly is allowed to return to The performance is at the and death are seen through a Earth to make amends. Memo- Center for the Performing Arts 885-0257 778-2050 typically New England point of rable songs mclude "ITI Loved at North High School. Show- view. You," "June IS Bustm' Out All time is 8 p.m., Thursday Specia{izing in (jfitsa Sweaisli Set in the early 1900s, the Over" and "You'll Never Walk through Saturday, March 5-7. tough carousel barker, Billy Alone." llckets are $6 for reserved [{oarfinisli. 'Efegant in Bigelow (Kevin Bebensee), falls Also appearing in the musI- seatmg and $5 for umeserved in love with the shy and inno- cal are Sally Egan as Mrs. Mul- seatmg and are available at appearance, aurao{e, ana easy cent Julie Jordan (Amy Ander. lin, Katie Lentine as Nettie, Hedy's Book and Gift Shop at Detroit Free Press writer Joe son). Juile marries Billy Chris Pearce as Mr. Bascomb 19451 Mack or by calhng the to maintain, even in Rjtcfiens. rimm, author of "Michigan against the warnings of her and Matt Fowler as the Heav- school at 343-2187. Tickets are oices," is the third of four lo- best friend, Carrie Pipperidge enly Fnend. also available at the door Gold LICENSED 1992 p(} authors presented in a new (Julie Hathaway), who is hap- Ben Walker IS the producer card holders only may call INSURED ~4ult program series, Author! pily engaged to Mr. Snow and vocal dIrector; the major Marge Nixon at 343-2191 for MEMBER rAPthor!, sponsored by the (David Moss). dance production numbers were tickets. REFERENCES BBB iFnends of the Grosse Pointe iPbblic Library and other ~om- ~ty grpups fA4 I I I !Gmnm will talk about. his \ HI I . riences researching both , I I '¥ichigan Voices," and his . k-in-progress, "Songs of the ~ reat Lakes." I The program, co-sponsored by !the Grosse Pointe Historical ~iety, will be held Wednes- !day, March 4, at 7:30 p.m. in Cleminson Hall at Grosse Pointe South High School, 11 prosse Pointe Blvd. I. Grimm's new book, "Songs of e Great Lakes," traces the olk songs, ditties and shanties 5. sailors, railroad men and others whose words and music reflect Michigan's history. He will augment his talk with au- . tapes of some of the music at will be explored in his k. Grimm's interest in the mu . .c of the Great Lakes grew out ~( his research for "Michigan Voices," a collection of largely ~published personal diaries, letters and photographs which relate Michigan history "in the words of the people who lived ~t." Autographed copies of J ''Michigan Voices" may be pur- chased after the program. 1 ~All four Author! Author! pro- I Warns will be held in Clemin- I I spn HaIl, the original library of I Grosse Pointe South. The • I Neighborhood Club will co- I Aponsor fitness writer Bill Lait- i I Uter, author of ''The Deetroit lpiet," May 21. l:t There is no charge for the l programs. Free tickets are J. available at any branch of the 1Grosse Pointe Public Library. J p'couts to serve Ibreakfast Harper Woods Boy Scout ITI-oop 273 will host a pancake Our reconstructive surgery won't get (breakfast from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, March 1, to raise funds for its many youth activi- ties dunng the year. inthe way ofyour emergency treatment. An adult donation of $3 25 alld $2.75 for children under 10 Free Valet and Deck Parking WlIl buy sausage and all.you. ean-eat pancakes. /,,_,., COTTAGE HOSPITAL for all Emergency patients. ~ OF GROSSE POINTE The breakfast will be held in l the Harper Woods High School Use the driveway entrance on Kercheval. a member of tlfen1CfbQ~ Health System cAfetena, 20225 Beaconsfield, Your community hospital, building to be the best. Marper Woods. Even during construction Cottage Hospital 159 Keroheva1 Avenue, Grosse 'fulnte Farms, 884-8800 For more information, call offers the easiest access in town. I,,886-7206. .,I, ------MICROGRAPHIC& ELECTRONICIMAG~~I-:--T f \ SERVICfS • c::vc::rnA<: • I"nPJc::.11I TATln" fie II '{ 14A News February 27, 1992,,~ Grosse Pointe News, Farms lawyer heads civil rights commission By Donna Walker resolved more than 5,000 cases "I thmk the hearmgs senSitIZed sity and his J.D. degree from Staff Writer in court Most of the cases were people to the Issue of sexual the Harvard School of Law. M- Arthur J. Lombard of Grosse filed by people who felt they harassment and caused them to ter graduatIOn, he worked as a Pointe Farms has been elected had been dlscrimmated against thmk more about what consti- law clerk for J. Edward Lum- co-chair of the MIchigan CivIl m the work place because of RIghts Commission tutes sexual harassment." bard (no relatIOn), chIef judge of their gender, race or country of Under the state ConstitutIOn, the U S. Court of Appeals III Lombard, 50, said he has two origin, m violatIOn of the Elliot- main goals in his new Job: to there must be an equal number New York Larson Civil RIghts Act of of Republicans and Democrats Later, he taught law at Har- reduce the commiSSIOn's back- 1977, Lombard said. on the CIVIlrights commISSIOn, vard for a year. From 1966 to log of cases by streamlining ItS In approxImately 70 percent acbudlCatIOn process, and to saId Lombard, a Republican 1987, he was a professor at the of the cases whICh are investi- Members are appointed by the Wayne State Umverslty Law priorItize the commissIOn's pol gated, the Department of ClVl! icy-makmg process. governor to serve four.year School, and served as dean of Rights rules In favor of the re- "In the past, polIcy decIsIOns terms the school for seven years. He spondent (the employer), he The compoSItIOn of the com- was also active on the Wayne weren't made m the best or said miSSIon has changed drastically State UniverSIty Women's most effective way," Lombard After the Clarence Thomas saId "They seemed to be based over the past year, Lombard CommISSIOn hearings this summer, In which on the special interests of some said Usually, only one new Currently, he is co-reporter of Anita HIlI claimed the Su- member is appointed each year the rules committee of the U.S of the members There was preme Court candIdate sexually never any study done of how However, there were some va. DIstrIct Court in DetrOIt harassed her on the Job, there cancles on the commiSSIOn HIS WIfe, Frederica, IS a law we should use our hmited re- was a slight mcrease m the sources, which is somethmg when former Gov James Blan. professor at Wayne State Uni- number of cases filed WIth the chard left office, enabhng Gov versIty and has been a member that we plan to do." Department of CIVil Rights, The eIght-member commls John Engler to appomt SIXnew of the faculty since 1966. Their Lombard saId members over the past year, children, DaVId, 21, a semor at sion, estabhshed under MichI- "We had many mqUlries at gan's 1963 ConstitutIOn, over. Lombard saId Harvard, and Lisa, 18, a fresh- the time of the hearings, but An Engler supporter, Lom- man at Amherst College, are sees the state's Department of only a small number of them CIVil RIghts. bard was asked to serve on the graduates of Umverslty LIggett Iesulted m cases the depart newly elected governor's transi- School Arthur J. Lombard Last year, the department ment took on," Lombard saId honal team on CIvil rights The "I verv much enjoy public team worked With Blanchard's servIce," Lombard said. "I Corrigan lame-duck admlmstrahon and really think that lawyers and City of (8)r.oss.e :IEJoiut.e Michigan made recommendations to En. other members of the legal pro- Wayne County, Michigan gler regarding the dIrectIOn of feSSIOnought to be engaged m appointed the CIvil nghts department, some form of pubhc servIce" BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING Lombard saId However, Lombard may have to court In August, Lombard was ap to give up hIS post on the CIvil The Properly Assessment Roll of the City of Grosse Pointe, Wayne pomted by Engler to serve on County, MIchigan, for the year 1992 has been compiled. The estimaled rights commIssion m the near Slate-Equalizalion faclor for 1992 is 1.0000 Residential and 1.0000 Gov. John Engler has ap the ciVIl nghts commiSSIOn,and future He is one of fIve candi- pomted Maura COrrigan of Commercial. Therefore, III accordance with the General Property Tax on Jan 27, he was elected co- dates being considered for ap- laws of the Slale of MIchigan and Section 35, of the City CharIer, as Grosse Pomte Park to the FIrst chaIr by the other members pointment as a judge to the amended. District Court of Appeals Laura Reyes-Kopack of Li- U S DIstrict Court in Detroit Her appointment, followmg voma, a lawyer for Detroit Edi- The new seat is being created The Board of Review the retrrement of Judge John , f son and a member of the board because District Court Judge Will Meet on ' Gllhs, IS for a term endmg Jan .A of commissioners of the State Horace Gilmore of Grosse Monday, March 16, 1992 1, 1993. Gillis was the last re- Bar of MIchigan, was also Pomte Park is being promoted and maining Judge of the onginal elected co-ehalr to senior status. Thesday, March 17, 1992 nme-member 1963 Court of Lombard has been dean of If Engler appoints Lombard I, Appeals During the Hours of the Detroit College of Law to fIll the new seat, Lombard "Maura Corrigan's years of 9:00A.M. to ll:00A.M. since 1987. wIll have to resIgn from the experience, her integrity and and 2.00 P.M. 10 4.00 P.M. CIvIl rights commiSSIOn because her dedicatIOn to the commun. He received his bachelor's Maura Corrigan it would pose a conflict of inter- Such meeting will be held at the Municipal Offices, 17147 Maumee. Ity make her an excellent degree from Columbia Univer- est chOICefor the court of appeals," 1992 BOARD OF REVIEW Engler said COrrigan IS a part- 1.;:!,t ner at Plunkett & Cooney, P.C. The State of Michigan has enacted Act # 135 of 1991 perlaining to assess- ,,? I Previously, she served as fIrst Fred Lavery Infiniti FURNACES & BOilERS menls and board of review. This bill allows 1992 residential assessments assistant U.S. attorney and was Replaced to be CHANGED BY THE BOARD OF REVIEW IF ONE OR MORE. '[ OF THE FOLLOWING APPLIES: a Wayne County assistant pros- 525 S. Hunter, Birmingham (313) 645-5930 1 A physical addition or loss to the property was made. ecutor. She began her law ca- Showroom Hours: 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 2 A properly assessment was split or combined. c' ' reer as a clerk for Judge Gillis 3. A tax exemption provided by State law is involved. m the Michigan Court of Ap- 4. A properly owner acquired the property after January 1, 1991. peals from 1972-74. 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863.7800 Comgan is a member of the '92 G20 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822.9070 Thomas W. Kressbach "J SlXth CircUlt A.dvisory CommIt- 1726 MAPLE RD.• 643.4 0 City Clerk tee on Rules and the U.S. Dis- .. trict Court Local Rules Com- mittee. She is also a member of the State Bar of Michigan, the Women Lawyers Association of MichIgan and the Federal Bar AssocIatIOn. Corrigan was ap. GET RID OF THOSE pointed by the chIef Justice of the MIchigan Supreme court to serve as vice chair of the MIChl' gan Supreme Court CommIttee Formulating Rules of Criminal 3 year lease • Nothing down Procedure. Includes all of the foUowing: She graduated magna cum • An condlllOnmg • ETR AM and FM s'ereo wllh aulo • laude from Marygrove College • Automa"c cruise COnlro! reverse/full-logIC casselle deck WINTER BLUES in 1969 and cum laude from • Power wmdows wl,h "one-louch • Four actIVe speakers wI,h amplifiers the University of Detroit Law down" dnver's wmdows • AUlomatIc power anlenna wllh • Power fuel filler door and diversIty anlenna system School in 1973. trunk release • Power sltdmg glass sunroof With The First District Includes • TIlt steenng column rear III. fealure Jackson, Lenawee, Livmgston, • Dual vIsor vamty m,rrors • l.ealher appomted mtenor • Power door locks and mlfTors • All-season Ilres Monroe, Washtenaw and • Rear wmdow defroster • Anll-theft system Wayne counties. Wllh IImer • Alloy whee Is To serve the balance of GIl- • SIde wmdow defoggers • 4-year!60,OOO mIle new vehIcle lis' term ending Jan 1, 1995, • 2-speed wipers WIth vanable hmlted warranly that covers all IDlerrmllent feature components, mcludlOg ,he englOe, Corrigan must run in the gen- • DOHC alummum alloy block lransmlSSlon and dnvellne parts eral election in November and head, 16 valve • 7-year!unllm'led mIleage hmlted • Four-speed overdrive automatIc corrosion warranly 1992 5AAB 900 3 DR. transmiSSIon • 6-yearnO,OOO-mlle lImited • Power-assIsted four-wheel dISC powertram warranty 0.* LOADED/SSPD • Mammography. brakes wllh ABS • RoadSide asslslance 7 days a et!...... $299° AIR BAG/AM • Four-wheelmdependen, front multI- week, 24 hours a day Your 1110'\ pm\cl1"ul \\capl'l1 WE DON'T MAKE COMPROMISES. +TAX 6 YR., 80,000 MILEWARRANTY Itnk suspensIon • Free loan cars With serv,ce appomtment WEMAK£ SAABS.. 48 MONTH LEASE 1.80().ACS.2345 -MSRP 521485, .allie-1St pnC't'S art plus wn lax first month payment and hC'C'~ ftot' cfUC' at dC'hve-r')' 1991 Amt:pc~n-C,)nc('r SOCIC"y Total of monthly pa)'D1rnts art"$11 196.32.. 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Clemens 17181 Mack at Cadieux • Grosse Pointe .Plus tax des!. doc tee late litle. SALE ENDS 2.28.92 343.5430 ------._------~- - ..._------~- - _ ..... _---_._-----,---... I I Iruary 27, 1992 '~se Pointe News Automotive 15A .:hevrolet's new pickup may signal comeback of diesel .. e Chevrolet CIK 2500 6.5 • turbodiesel pickup is about Some 60 percent of those diesel lcho a vehicle as you can cars were budt by General Mo- Big, powerful, with rugged tors, 10 percent of GM sales looks, it is a new member that year For other makers, evrolet's biggest-selling diesels were a bigger factor. y of vehicles. They accounted for almost 85 IS 18a vehicle you climb percent of Peugeot sales, 78 to, Turn on the Ignition, percent of Mercedes-Benz sales, for the glowplug light in Autos 58 percent of Isuzu sales and nstrument panel to go out, 1992 Chevrolet elK 2500 extended cab pickup almost half of Volkswagen start it and it quickly clat- sales. Diesel passenger cars dIesel is a 90-degree V-8 helps keep the rear wheels mto life. Its dIstinctive die- equipped with a compact Borg- By Richard Wright were also sold by Audl, Volvo ound is quite loud for a turnmg m severe braking by Warner IHI turbocharger, spe. and Datsun m 1981 e, but it quiets down as the regulatmg brake flUId pressure. If you want a diesel and clfically deSigned for rapId and IS already thinkmg about Then there were problems ne warms up On fow'-wheel-drlve models, the want to buy American, you will throttle response and high It Japanese makers do not of- WIth GM's 5.7.hter dIesels you are not a dIesel person, antl.1ock feature operates only have to choose a full-SIZe torque rise. m the two-wheel mode pICkup truck or van. Chevy, fer any small diesels m passen- Blocks cracked and crankshafts Willprobably not hke the The test vehicle was ger cars m the United States, Base pnce for the four-wheel- Ford, Dodge and GMC all offer but they do m Japan wore prematurely. CntIcs com- 6.5-liter turbodlesel V-8, equipped WIth Chevrolet's In- though it eliminates some dnve CIK heavy-duty pickup IS diesels on certam of these mod. A httle over a decade ago, plamed that It was Just a con. sta-Trac four-wheel drive sys- $17,148. The turbodlesel V-8 els The only passenger cars e diesel's unwanted charac. tem that enables shifting in the passenger car diesel engine verted gasolme engine. Clubs of tics. For example, there IS optIOn adds $3,100 and the Sil- which come WIth dIesels are was the darlmg of the mdustry, disgruntled owners sprang up and out of four-wheel drIVe verado trim package another the Mercedes-Benz 190D (2.5 and laWSUItswere filed lack smoke from the ex- without leavmg the cab. The popular m luxury cars and in $2,485 Those features, plus hter) and 350SD (3 5-hterl anu small econoboxes. The clatter of Tougher emiSSIOnstandards t - ever, Chevrolet claIms system's "shlft-on.the-fly" fea- such convemence items as the Volkswagen Jetta GI ECO the diesel was heard beneath caused problems for all diesel ected none during the test. ture allows shiftmg from 2WD- power wmdows and power door dIesel (1.6-hter) the hoods of Mercedes-Benz and makers. And worst of all, the ld the turbocharger pro- HI to 4WD-HI and back at any , enchanced acceleration, locks and a heavy-duty towmg Diesels have long been popu Cadillac, Volvo and Peugeot, pnce of gasolme began to de- speed. For serious off.road ma- package kIcked the test vehicle lar m heavy-duty trucks, but IS chne. So md mesel sales GM 'oming a common com- neuvers and steep grade chmbs, Volkswagen Rabbit and Chev- whICh had been so bulhsh on t about diesels that they sticker up to $25,559. This IS a their increased avallabihty m rolet Chevette The reason there is a 4WD LO gear also vehicle for the sellOW>pickup pIckups and vans, whICh are OPEC diesels, ended productIOn for luggish performers. This Suspension IS independent pickup is definitely not fan. most often purchased for pas The first 011criSIS m 1973 passenger cars m 1985. Gaso- with torsion bars in front and And It IS something special senger car-type duty, and m shook us. The second m 1978 hne prices fell to the lowest lev- ~8h. This new engine puts variable-rate leaf springs in the for the fan of dIesel engines. two makes of German cars, a scared us so much that car buy. els ever, m terms of real dol- ~90 horsepower, compared rear The ride is firm - there 1140 and 150 horsepower There are people who hke the Sign that the diesel may nse ers were WIlling to ignore the lars IS never a doubt that this IS a diesel's charactenstics, particu- agam? AmerIcans have rejected 1e two versions of the older truck, a real one - but not un- dIesel's noise, smoke, smell and The diesel IS an mternal com- 'ter V-8 diesel, and it is in larly the lower maintenance diesel cars once already Will dJfficult cold-weather starting bustion engine, as is the gaso- pleasant. And with the variable reqUIrements, the long life and the dIesel make a comeback? 1parable range with the ratio power steenng, car drlV. to get the benefit of Its good hne engine, but with a differ- ine V-8s available. the greater fuel economy. Chev- There are mdlcations that the fuel economy. (All the makers enee. The dIesel has no spark ers WIll quickly feel at home. rolet says the turbodiesel will answer ISyes tted to a heavy-duty elee- Brakmg 18 enchanced with have overcome the smoke and plugs, but rehes on high com- ic four-speed Hyrda-matlc prOVidea 25 to 80 percent m. If Congress raises the Corpo- smell problem; Mercedes has pression (typically about 22'1 or the standard rear-wheel anti- crease m fuel economy com- rate Average Fuel Economy smission (4L80-E), the new lock braking system which elimmated most of the noise 23'1, compared with 8:1 or 91 pared WIth gasoline engines. standard to anywhere near the and glowplugs make starting for gasoline) for ignition. Dle- 40-mph figure bemg tossed much more a sure thing.) sels are heavier, more fuel effi- ws 2-sided handicapper parking permits issued about, the diesel wdl almost Sales of passenger cars pow. cient and long-lasting (usually) chigan secretary of state have to be called back mto the view mirror when the vehicle is ident upon receipt of an appr(}- ered by diesels grew rapidly, which has made them popular ch offices are issuing game. The mdustry knows this parked. The new permit is pnate physician statement, or peakmg- m 1981 at 520,788. in heavy truck apphcations. ly designed handicapper slightly smaller, with red de. cing permits. when the handicap is readily noting temporary permIts and apparent to branch staff. Per- Buckle children campaign begins 10th year as law 1e new tw(}-sided, hanging royal blue indicating perma- manent permits expire' every Michigan will begin celebrat- rates of children and infants," under the age of 15 were lolled Ilit will differ significantly nent permits. When not in use, four years on the holder's birth- ing the 10th annIversary of Its Austm said. "We can attribute in motor vehicle crashes m ppearanee from the current the permit should be removed day. Temporary permits are Child Passenger Safety Law thiS hfesaving trend to enact- MIchigan, according to State lboard permit, and brings from the rearview mrrror. vahd from one to 48 months. during National ChIld Passen- ment of MichIgan's Child Pas- Police statistics. In 1990, 42 ligan into compliance with The permits will be ISSUedby When all 50 states have ger Safety Awareness Week. senger Safety Law." were killed. lral guidelines fmalized in secretary of state branch offices adopted the new style, Michi- -"It is especially fitting that The law went into effect in State Police attribute adm- ~ to achieve national uni- free When t~e holder's old per- nbity. gan handicappers traveling out we focus on one of our most April 1981. The University of tional decreases 10 injuries and filt expires or when a new per- of state should have no problem precIOUSresources - chIldren - MIchIgan Transportation Re- fatalities during the past year ~chigan's new permit wI mit is authorized. Individuals using a Michigan permit to dunng Valentine's Day week," search Institute credits this leg- to a new law which reqUIres all j phased in by 1996, coincid- with unexpired permits who park m handicapper-designated said Secretary of State Richard Is1ation, wluch reqUIres child. chlldren, up to age 16, to be , with computerization of request the new permit will be spots. Misuse of a Michigan H. Austin. Parents and other ren to be buckled up or in buckled up, regardless of where dng permit records. charged the usual $10 replace- hanmcapper parking permit IS drivers are urged to Buckle Up approved safety seats, with a they are seated In 1980, 119 'fhe new permit WIll be a ment fee. a misdemeanor, punishable by for Love. 29 5 percent decline m traffic passengers between 15 and 19 w~sided placard which must Handicapper parking permits up to 90 days m jail and a $100 "We are encouraged by the mJuries to cluldren were killed. 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All prior sales eXduded. A General Motors Family Since -- 34401 GRATIOT 758-1800 BILL LEE II (JUSTSOUTH Of 1S Mll£ RD) ~~IIOldsmobile ~~. 791-3000• • - -~----~------_._- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION j, 1\ I 16A reoruary ~(, 1~~~ Grosse Pointe News Student Spotlight Weber wins math honors • Daniel Weber, an 11th- grader at Grosse Pomte North, was named as an award wmner Alexis Kirchner by the Michigan Section of the Mathematical Association of The following poem was wnt- But the mystery nobody could Amenca ten by AlexIS Kirchner, a fifth- find Weber placed m the top 100 gl ader at Grosse POinte Acad- Sparks still burning from the out of 18,100 high school stu- emy She IS the daughter of black burnt boards dents who participated m the, Kenneth and Susan Kirchner of The words I could not find to 35th annual Michigan Mathe- G/Osse POInte Farms say matIcs Prize CompetitIOn. HIS parents are Raymond Echoes of a Disaster I really didn't notice but a tear and Kathleen Weber of Harper I stand back to look and visual- lolled down my cheek Woods The flowers, oh how they stood Ize how It used to be Students will be honored at The trees all naked and burnt so tall, are now crushed mto an awards program at Law- the ground Smoke ariS- rence Tech nolog'lcaI UniverSity Ing from Men in big black boots are Feb. 29 the ground about makmg sure every- College scholarships totahng Buses, thmg IS safe about $28,000 Will be awarded , ( lovely, yes It was hke a blast of fireworks to the top scorers m the compe- they used only nobody was laughmg at titIOn at the awards banquet to be the horrIble Sight which will take place m the People star- The tears my family cned were evening. Daniel Weber mg at the not tears of JOY but tears of The eyes had it awful l sorrow, hate and bareness Sight Discouraged I was, discouraged Following a unit on sight. the sixth grade science Pollee mves- was the family too, because classes at St. Paul School dissected cow eyes. Tracie t I gat I n g Kirchner our dwellmgs were no longer Schings and Emily Craft are at work in the lab. how It happened there Mike Chamberlin Teachers from Pointes The folloWing story was wrzt- huge flying animals and heard awarded Edison grants ten by Mike Chamberlin, who IS strange screechmg nOises. Then In the thIrd grade at Rwhard he felt the ground shaking and Two Grosse Pointe residents District, received a mini-grant Elementary School HIS parents heard a horrible nOise were among nearly 90 teachers grant for her Seasonal Plant are Thomas and Theresa and hundreds of students m 10 Growth and the Environment Chamberhn of the City Paul saw a dmosaur He knew he had stepped into a southeastern Michigan counties program, and City resident tIme warp He had to get back who Will increase their aware- Mary Tyree, a teacher at Mc- , Time Warp to hiS own time ness of energy and the environ- Gregor Elementary School m ment through classroom pro- Once upon a time a boy the Detroit Public Schools, re- Jects funded by $25,000 m named Paul went to his closet Then he made a wish to go ceived a mini-grant for her Ar- January and February through to get hiS coat The closet back home. And he said, bor Day Tree Planting project. the Detroit Edison FoundatIOn seemed to "Home, home, home," and he The Detroit Edison Founda- mini-grant program. grow larger was back m his own room and tion's mim-grant program en- Woods resident Ruth and larger. quickly he slammed the closet ables teachers to offer their Thomas, a teacher at Green- Paul was door tIght classes creative, original pro- wood Elementary School m St walkmg Jects that school budgets typi. Clair Shores' LakeVlew School through the cally cannot afford. closet and he began to see thIngs he GARBAGE GRINDER? had never Call seen in the closet before. Chamberlin Mar. 3, Fat Tuesdav, 8 om till... He was In the l51Floor Atrium lnternallonal ~~nter Btdg Greeklown : surrounded by trees. He saw & FLshbone s Rhylhm Kll<:hen Cafe Free admlsslon Wl1h Mardi Gras costume S5 00 cover charge Wl1hout costume 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863.7800 ~~~~~~{h~t::~'rre'~~~hD~t~~~$:~:ec~~~:s~f~IB~~e 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822-9070 Foods{aLtfarenolln ludedl [0 celebrallOn of Fa! Tuesda\ (ShroH~ Tuesday) - the 1726 MAPLE RD_ • 643-4800 last uproarlous day before Lenl :Hurford wins Que fa fete commenc:et [Let thcJoy bcglnt) : Patrick Hwford won the ; 1991-92 America & Me Essay :Contest for St. Paul CatholIc School Tht' announcement was I made by Farm Bureau Insur- : anee, sponsor of the nationwide ", :contest. , DAVID J MILlER. JO'"ANN MILLER. CHASE OR MORE OFF MANHATTAN BANK. NA. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY FEDERALCREDITUNION. MERCHANTS NATlONAl SUGGESTED RETAIL BANK & TRUST CO OF SYRACUSE. NIAGARA r tH:YriAWK POWER CORP. 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C Ily of SyrceUIO • Schumacher NewY."t The obtec! of 11." acfIcn" lor Ioredasu-. 01 a mar1gage • Warner • Greff ALL WINDOW TREATMENTS Iupon reol property secvnng ,ndebtodn ... of EIGH1Y SEVEN THCXJSANO ON£ HUNDRED SlXlY NINE AND • Sanitas • Van Luit UP TO 60% OFF 58/100 I$B7 16958 1 Dollars Iogeihe< WIth ""1'""'" ca,1s and 'nl ..... 1 due and OWIng Ie 1M pla,nhf' lor a • And Many Other Brands • Joanna Window Shades ... "*001 The p<"'"'''' affected by 1M cellon or. "lvete In the • Graber Vertical Blinds Town 01 C,corO County of Onondaga, Slalo of New Y"" known and de.'9f\Otod os 7B 16 Runnong Breck • LevoJor Blinds Lan. Clay Now Yo" and a. more pc'hcubly do1c"bod ,n !he morlgago oxecuIod Ie !he pIa,nhff and rICO ,od ,n 1M Onondago Co ------_._------.. --- ~bruary 27, 1992 rosse Pointe News Schools '" ~ ", WAREHOUSE ~r"~, ~. 'f ~~~~ -, , SALE! BRUNO'S APPLIANCE and GE, a great team for over 37 years, is now better than ever! With our expanded display of new appliances, low cost GECAF financing, quick delivery, and special orders at the same low price as stock merchandise, Bruno's and GE lead the way in customer satisfaction. " " ~ Sub-Compact \!!J3} Microwave Oven Star gives • nv,u by John Mlnnls Our Lady Star of the Sea Elementary students sent a caravan loaded with "Giving Bas- kets" to Most Holy Trinity Church downtown Jan. 30. The baskets. which filled many par- ents' vans and cars, included food items the students donated. Each classroom adopted a family. 12 in alL and packed a basket for its family. Each class also raised $100 by selling pizza lunches. The money was used to buy cloth- ing for Trinity children. Farmer Jack gift certificates were also purchased. Student council members. from left. Carolyn Solomon. Manie Thomas. Laura Piana. Charles Thomas. Erin Peacock. Angelo Lapiana and Bryan Wisk and room mom and pro- gram chair Fran Solomon also traveled downtown. Members of the student council talked to Trinity students about what they liked to do after school and compared lifestyles. ModelJE48A '1t's a wonderful program:' Solomon said. '1t gives the kids a chance to do something nice for other families:' 575 watts, .4 cu. ft. oven cavity. The Giving Baskets program is an annual event at the school. This year it coincided Easy to use electronic touch con- with Catholic Schools Week. Jan. 26 through Feb. 1. trols with digital display and clock. Model GSD720 Time Cooking up to 99-min., 4 cycles/ 13 optiom. POTSCRUBBER 99-sec. 10 Power Levels. Under cycle. Enelg"' sa\CI "heat-off" cabinet installation kit available at drying optIOn. 3-levcl wash actIOn. South wins 82 art awards extra cost. 'Wash heat boo'>! option. Grosse Pointe South High ribbons, top award m each cate- Division: blue nbbon - Laura School art students captured 82 gory, 11 gold keys and 42 cer- Hakleman; certificate - Katie awards at the annual South- tificates in addition to the five Gowman Sale Price $119.00 eastern Michigan Regional specIal awards. Blue ribbon Graphic Design - Senior High Scholastic Art Awards competI- work is sent to New York CIty Division: blue ribbon - Amanda tion held at the Summit Place for national award judging. Ault, Rebecca Smith and Alma Mall in Waterford Township South winners, in their cate- Villalobos (2); gold key - Dana recently. gories and classifications, are ~ 3-Cycle Built-In as follows: Bell, Katherine Czajka, The student art work .m .oil, Oil _ Senior High Division: Heather Caulfield and Russell \!!J3} Dishwasher acrylic and waterc.olor pamt~g, gold key - Ahson Sparrow Smith; certificate - Alma Villa- ..,pencIl drawmg, 10k dra..wJl~>~ ..".,.AcrylIc..- Junior .High DlVl- lobos, Fernando Del Rosario, - ~pastel, <-rayon and~li£%al slon. certIfIcate _ Megan Amantia Ault, Dana Bell, Chris- 'drawing, rmxed media, print- TwIddy Carr, Kathenne Czajka, Pat- l ~making, graphic design, fiber Acrylic _ Senior High Divi- rick Hayes, Erika Pluhar, Rus- ;;and textile design, sculpture, sian: certificate _Lynn Brisley sell Smith ~ceraIIJ!cs, Jewelry and me~l Watercolor _ Senior High Di- Sculpture. Junior High DIvi- , snuthmg and photography wIll vision: certificate. _ Heather sIOn:blue ribbon - Leslie FIsher \ be on display in the Swmmt Caulfield (2) Sculpture - Senior High Divi- ~Place Mall through F?b. 22. PencIl Drawing. Semor High sion: blue ribbon - Dana Bell, itStudent work was subnutted m Division: blue ribbon _ Heather Heather Plansker, Ericka Plu- J,'Junior. high or hIgh school clas- Caulfield, Thomas Kleiner and har and Amy Stewart; gold key ~smcabons. Eric Rentenbach; gold key _ - Whitney Deason; certificate Kim Higel ![ Art portfolios compiled by TIm Cassell; certificates _ '~Heather Caulfield, Kathenne Amanda Ault, Heather Caul- Ceranucs - Senior High Divi- Czajka and Eric Rentenbach field (4), Katherine Czajka and sion: blue nbbon - Melissa were selected for the National Alison Sparrow King; gold key - Erika Pluhar Scholastic Art Competition to Ink Drawing - Semor High Jewelry and Metalmakmg _ Model GSD500 be held thIS spring m New Division: gold key - Rebecca Senior High DiviSIOn: blue rib- 3 cycles/5 optIons. Energy savel York City. Smith (2); certificate - Stephen bon - Megan Foley; gold key - Jason Farnsworth; certificate _ "heat-off" drying optIOn. Full Alison Sparrow had one of Lucas lO-year warranty on PermaTuflID her pieces selected as a Hall. Pastel, Crayon, Charcoal _ Dana Bell, Patrick Hayes and Erika Pluhar tub and door liner (ask for details). mark Award winner. She was Senior High DIvision: blue nb- one of only four students se- bon - Amanda Ault, Alison Photography - Senior High r'lected for thIS honor. Sparrow (2) and Thomas Divison: blue ribbon - Rachel !l Amanda Ault was the win- Szmrecsanyt Farkas, Kevin Rausch, Rebecca Sale Price $276.00 ~ner of a Saturday Youth Class MIXed Merna - Senior High Smith and C. William Swan- son; gold key - Rachel Farkas, ~~tobe offered at the Center for DIviSIOn: gold key - Enc Ren- Clearance On All ~Creative Studies in Detroit. tenbach Amy Gmeiner, KIrk Persidskis i South students won 24 blue Printmaking Junior HIgh (2), Bruce Shaffer and Steve I Tucker; certificate - Laura Bog- LA-Z-BOY CHAIRS ner (2), Timothy Campbell, 00 Rachel Farkas, Megan Foley, fro:tp. $279 or Less ErIca Mondro (2), Kevin (All Locations) Rausch, Karen Scarborough (3), Shellie Smith (4) and Bruce Shaffer. GREAT SAVINGS ON BEDDING The South art faculty con- 8£ QUALITY FURNITURE SIsts of Marcia Carbone, Bar- bara Gruenwald, Renato Mar- (Detroit Store Only) chesi, Gene Pluhar and Jack Summers. 90 Days Same As Cash on GE & ReA Appliances with approved credit Elsila is semifinalist JamIe F.lsila, a semor at Grosse Pointe South, has been named one of approxImately 2,500 semifinahsts m the 1992 PreSIdentIal Scholars Program She IS the daughter of DaVId and KatIe Elsila. The semifinahsts were se- lected from more than 25 md- hon students who will graduate thIS year From the semifinalIsts, 141 WIll be selected as 1992 Presi- WARREN DETROIT ST. CLAIR SHORES Field trip dentIal Scholars The WhIte 11800 Eleven Mile 17170 Harper 23118 Harper House will announce Its selec- (E. of Hoover) tIOn In May (2 blks E. of Cadieux) (lblk N. of9 Mile) Sarah Marantette. seated. front left. listens while a In Its 28th year, the scholar docent at the Yale Center for British Art [n New Haven. award IS the hIghest federal 759-0370 882-2392 • I Conn. discusses an exhibit of 18th century paintings. The honor bestowed on graduating 778-4520 :; Miss Porter's School senior accompanied her English semors, who are selected on the M, Th, F, 9-9 ; class to Yale University as part of a study of the relation- basis of superior academIC M, Th, 9-7 M, Th, 10-8 r ship of a perlod's visual art to its literature. She is the achievements, leadership quah- T, W, Sat., 9-6 T, W, F, Sat, daughter of David T. Marantette and Nancy N. Delaney. ties, strong character and In- Tue., W, F, S, both of Grosse Pointe. volvement In communIty and Sun. 12-5 9-6 10-6 school actIVItieS • •• -- .. ---- .. --- .. --- ....-- 7..... • __ .... ~ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVIC~S • ~V~TI=Uc:. • f'nP.l<:1U TllTln .. II, i 18A Schools February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe Neva < Q North, South music students get accolades [ North and South lnstrumen- bers Mary Massaron and Nicole rienne NorrIS on violin, La~ tal musIc students recently par. Kim on violin, Stacey Harrmg. Birnbryer on cello, Hadley ticipated in the Dlstnct 16 ton on VIola, and Hope Fenton Creech on plano and flute, Sara Michlgan School Band and Or- on cello More I ratmgs were Foley on flute, J111 Esler' OD chestra Association Solo and earned by Nicole Kim on VlO- clarmet, WIll Stephens' O{l Ensemble Festival at Rochester 1m, Hope Fenton on plano, snare drum and piano, Can:i~ High School. Mike Ragowski on Vlola, Amy Mleczko on trombone, and per- MusiCIans are rated on a Bauer on violin, and Jon Op. cussion ensemble members Ken scale from I - V, with I being dyke on vlOlin Taylor, Tom Coyle, Will SW- the hlghest divlsional rating ReceiVing lIs were Christian phens, and KeIth MIller. . North students receivmg a I Van Farowe and Stacey Har- Earning lIs from South were were DaVId Meda on snare rington for a viola duet, Sara Adrienne Norris on pianQ, drum and string quartet mem- Granda on flute, Gordon Stell Heather Bauer on flute, J6~ on vlOhn, and Stephanle Kou. Wel on cello, and Laura ~ Trombley wins loumberas on violin. Christian kleman on flute. ;j geography bee Van Farowe and Nicole Kim Students who earned a I Furnishing 21435 Mack Ave. St. Clair Shores Fine Homes South student In the small mall visits Capitol Since 1913 776-5510 ',,~ Ashley Moran, a student at .••, Grosse Pointe South High School, recently witnessed the federal government in action as . ," a participant in Presidential . Classroom's 1992 Senior High STOP THE PAIN FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH School Program in Washington, SIX MONTHS SIX MONTHS SIX MONTHS SIX MONTHS D.C. OF VARICOSE VEINS She Joined 260 high school That's right! Teachers, nmses, beauucians, postal Juniors and seniors from 31 workers - people on their feet fOTlong perIods Get increasing interest without being locked in. states, Canada and the Com- of time can now ehminate pamful varicose veins I Byoffenng a safe inve~tment that gIVe~ of any ~ix.month interval during the monwealth of Puerto Rico and the Dommican Republic. rI Without surgery! you a rismg rate of return and liquidity certlflcate's mitlal t\\o-year term without The students spent a week rI Outpatient procedure as well, intere~t is runnmg hIgh in our penalty, or a portion, as long as you meeting with leaders represent- (no hospital stay) Rismg Rate CD. keep a $1000 balance. The Rlsmg Rate 109 the branches of govern- rI Little or no discomfort ment, the mihtary, the media, rI Technique used safely for 40 The rate earned for each ~lx-month CD. Another e"\ample of how one the diplomatic community, years lobbyist organizations and busi- period rises as the chart above mdl-=ate~. of the Midwest's largest fmancial mstitu- rI Specially trained physicians and ness. assistants Giving you 6.0% APR durmg the fmal tiOO'iIS lookIng after your be~t interest~. While 10 Washington, the rI Insurance participation students attended seminars on ~ix-month period. You can \\1thdra\\ all To open your~ for as little a~ $1000, VIsit the floor of the U.S. House of of your inve~tment any partIcipating Representatives, at the State RtStNG RATECD' \\1thm the 11m 10 day-; hank office. Department and in other fed- REGAIN YOUR NATURAL APPEARANCE! eral buildlngs 0.11 lode to schedule en evaluation. Participants also met with • f the offices of each of their sena- tors and representatlves and attended seSSlOns of the House Offu ,good at partlClparln,g f>cmksonil ~ub 'wo Grosse Pointe South ~h School seniors have ced in the top 100 in the h annual Michigan Mathe- tics Prize Competition. z no e ••• e. • ••• e ••• ---- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ------\ SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CON<;III TAT!nPoJ III I t 20A February 27, 1~~l Business Grosse Pointe Newn 't She'll never tell your Gucci-esque is a beautiful fake By Ronald J. Bernas duct ion of the engagement ring wants representatives in mejor Staff Wnter - a five carat sapphire sur. metropolitan areas. S~e's ~e It's been said that the only rounded by diamonds - Prince only representative m this thing that differentiates man Charles gave Lady Diana goes from the animals is our ability area. for $30. Chanel.like necklaces Palms IS a born salesperson; to accessorize. are $40 and less, and Gucci. Before Joining I'll Never Tell Deborah Palms is working to esque tennis bracelets go for she sold everything from men~8 make that a little easier on the $80. The lowest priced item is a deodorant to ski equipment. . pocketbook pair of pearl earrings for $7 "I never sold anything this and the highest pnced is a dia. fun," she said. . '':: Palms' Grosse Pointe City mond tennis bracelet that sells Palms said she sells the Jl!W- home IS filled with more dia- for $110. elry by appointment out of her monds, emeralds, rubles and home or she can pack it up and gold than King Solomon's Palms sells everything from take It to a customer's home. mines. quarter-carat size up to eight carats. Anything larger, she And she occasIOnally ha4 But she's not too worned says, approaches the ostenta. shows. about thieves because all her cious There are two lines; one' is Jewels are fakes. She is a sales the Classic line which includes representative for I'll Never "Even the eight carats are the Princess Di engagement Tell Inc kind of big, but they're fun con- rmg and copies of Gucci and Palms' business card says versation pieces," she said Bulgarl, and the other line she sells "fine jewelry crafted She wears I'll Never Tell Jew- which changes each season: from synthetic stones," but she elry often and might say The faux stones are set in !8- feels she provides a little bit of they're fake and might not - it carat electroplated settings magic and a lot of peace of depends on her mood. which are designed to be as mind. And her customers? She'll close to the real thmg as POSSh "'TIus IS a lot of fun," she never tell. ble. said. "A lot of women who "That's confidential," she Don't like the sapphire in know their jewelry and love to said. "I get customers primarily Deborah Palms is one of 30 representatives nationwide for I'll Never Tell jewelry. The line of DI'S ring? Order it as an emer> accessonze have a lot of fun." from word of mouth, but some- jewelry is made to look like expensive designer jewelry. but sells for only a fraction of the real aId and you'll have it in a For example, a perfect repro- times I have shows" She wIll thing. week. You could have the same ring in five different stones to preview the spring Ime at the A lot of women tell their hus- band were viSiting a friend in color-coordinate your outfits, Grosse Pomte Yacht Club next bands what to get, and to get it Vero Beach, Fla. and Palms and still not have spent nearly month. at I'll Never Tell. was admiring her friend's "gor- as much as one of the real "And I have women who And although the customers geous emerald cocktail ring." things would have cost. won't buy anything in front of all know they're wearing fakes, So the friend took her the next Sorry guys, the company their friends, but take my card it's not really dishonest to just day to an I'll Never Tell store doesn't sell men's jewelry. '. and call me the next week and say "thank you" when someone and Palms was hooked. spend $300," she said. compliments your five-carat "It's just fun," she said.. "It's a fairly small and a ~ Some women purchase faux emerald dinner ring, she said. "And after selling these, I look fairly exclusive company," at a lot of jewelry I see on Jewelry that looks like some- "People just fall in love with Palms said. There are only 30 ~, ~ thing they already own so they this jewelry," Palms said. women in a different way." sales representatives m 18 Palms can be reached at 884. l ('f" .., can enjoy the look of the jew. And that's just how she got states. The company only 4263 elry without the insurance has. involved with the product three sles. years ag-o. She and her hus. Business Notes Southfield Rehabilitation Grosse Pointe Woods resident Hospital has appointed Comm- Richard E. Rewalt, CPA, man- unications Creative, a Grosse aging principal of Gt>dfrey Pointe.based agency, to manage Hammel, Danneels & Co., P.C., all the company's advertising and Ronald P. Tank, CPA, programs, effective immedi. principal of Herman & Mac. Photos by Ronald J Bernas ately. Southfield Rehabilitation Lean announced the merger of These labulous bauble. are all fake, costing about $SO Hospital is one of the leading their practices to be known as each. Th~y're part '.0 Former Grosse Pointe resident Charles D. Kohlruss has been named new vice president of human resources for Holland Com- munity Hospital. In his new position, Kohlruss will oversee the human resources functions of the hospital, including benefits ad- Who says we're ordinary? mmistration, compensatIOn and employee relations. He assumed hIS new duties on Jan. 6. American Demographics magazine's January 1992 issuehas rated Detroit as "the nation's most ordinary .'.-- Coopers & Lybrand has named Grosse Pointe metro." Us... ordinary? Woods resident Steve D'Arcy as panner.in. charge of the DetrOIt office's Corporate Finance Detroit may be a true American melting pot, Services Group. Corporate Finance Services however. its flavor is anything but common. .. unites several well-established C&L practice Ourcultural events, sportsteams, and l~fes1yle " areas under D'Arcy. He joined the company in opportunities are second to none. With the ~ "'.;~ 1976 after graduating from the University of . ~. Michigan. He was named partner in 1985. D'- dash of our museum's exhibits. and the Arcy is a member of the Association for Corpo- spice of our many ethnic festivals, petroit isa >'~." ': rate Growth, the Michigan Association of Certi. unique blend of outstanding achievement. • fied Pubhc Accountants, and the American Institute of CPAs. At The Whittier, our residents share many similar interestswhile constantly challenging themselves to discover something new. Close to the ever- ,"" developing downtown area and nearby t~ t~e John W. Buda has joined the Detroit office of FJrst of Michigan classic tradition of the Grosse Pointes,TheWhittier Corp as a registered representative. Buda, of Grosse POinte offers something for everyone. Our apartments! Woods, was previously with Prudential Securities and graduated are distinctive and our riverfront views are spec- from the Umversity of Utah. tacular ... you won't find anything ordinary at Grosse Pointe Farms resident Thomas R. The Whittier. , Williams was named a panner in Kerr, Russell J~ and Weber. He specializes in immigration and Come to The Whittier and meet some • I employment law. He is a member of the Ameri. EXTRAORDINARYpeople! can Bar Association, the Detroit Bar Associa- tion and the labor law and international law sections of the State Bar. He earned his juris doctor degree cum laude in 1984 from Wayne I~ State University. THE WliITTIEQ WUllams /I a tradition of excellence in senior living" Adlhoch & Associates, Realtors honored its top sales associates at a recent company meetmg. Top producers for 1991 were John 415 Burns Drive D. Hoben Jr., GRI; Thomas L Taber, Cynthia Curtiss Ire- Detroit, Michigan 48214 land Thomas D. Steen CRS, GRI; Ann W. Sales, GRI; Patricia I A. O'Grady, Unda C. Rodriguez, Jeffrey vonSchwan, Nina (313) 822-9000 - . , Foster and Marianne H. Davies. WUUam AdJhoch, president of the company, said It reached record sales levels for the eighth con. secutlve year ~--~-~-~._------._-- r------~ •I Ibruary 27, 1992 'osse Pointe News News 21A ,ointer ":.:::.:.:.:.:::::::.::;.:: removing the plttient from the patIent's file and takes a few om page 1 mechanical life support system moments to relax StIll dressed As each steps approaches m surgical scrubs, with a mask Il'face in understanding what there is a sense of collective an- hanging from hIS neck, Silver- 9're doing." ticipatIOn m the operating man proceeds to the surgIcal Born in 1946 in Boston Sil- room. Once the step IS success. waItmg room to talk to the pa- rman is the oldest of' four fully performed, the tensIOn is tient's family. ildren. While he was a tod- usually broken with a caustic He repeats this scenario five 9r, his parents, WJiliam and barb and momentary small days a week, twice a day _ IDa, moved the family to , talk. three times if there is an emer- ookline, Mass., where they WIth SIlverman's favorite gency. Weekend hours are of- ed three houses away from music - Motown, the Beatles, ten reqUIred, lookmg in on pa. [ichael Dukakis, who occasion. or Jazz - playing m the back- tlents and handlIng lly was the family babysitter. ground, each team member emergenCIes. ,Silverman worked summers goes qUIetly about hIS or her WhIle almost 70 percent of , r his father, then president of dutIes At one point SIlverman his operatIOns are coronary r.F. SchrafR Candy Co. An softly smgs a line of the Bea. bypa<;ses to relieve the symp- lvid sailor, Silverman raced ties' song that IS playing. The toms of coronary artery dIsease, ~lying Scotts as a teenager, entIre team is m synch and Silverman performs many vinning the New England there are no attempts at leVIty other procedures, mcIudmg :hampionship three years in a at mappropnate moments. heart transplants The division ow, and finishing Hurd m the "It's Important to know when IS eqUIpped WIth an assist de rational championships In to yuck It up, and when not vice that can support a criti- .rockport, Mass. to," he saId . cally III patient for a lImited He entered the Boston Uni- Whl1e on the bypass ma. tIme whIle waltmg for a donor. versIty School of MedJcine in chme, the patient's body tem. "RIght now the lIrrutation IS 1967, earning his medical de. perature is lowered and the donors," he saId, adding that ~ee in 1971. He thought of Dr. Norman Silverman takes a break from his job as chief of cardiac and thoracic surgery at heart itself is cooled to between he hopes to mcrease the num. lJ>eCializing in psychiatry or Henry Ford Hospital by enjoying an outing on his boat with son David. 59 and 39 degrees Fahrenheit bel' of transplants performed at The temperature in the room is reneral medicine. verslty of Illinois College of Illg people to go mto an aca He draw~ dIagrams of the Henry Ford HospItal "Ac also lowered to help cool the tually, technically It'S (a trans. ''The fIrst procedure I saw Medicine in Chicago, the chief demlc environment," SIlverman heart explaimng the complex exposed heart lI"asa dehvery, and I got sick," of cardiac surgery at the West SaId. "The most Important nature of the patient's condl- plant) very easy . you're sew. Silverman must work mg bIgger thmgs " .Ie said. Side Veterans Administration thmg IS that the group passes tlOn and pOSSIble treatment quickly to mlmmize the time Only a few faCIlIties m the • His imagination was fired, Medical Center and an attend. on the art and science of medl But ultImately the decision the patient is on mechamcal however, by a professor of sur- ing surgeon at several Chicago- cine to a new group of practI whether to have surgery IS the country are currently working bypass Once the graft proce- gery at Duke University MeW. area hospitals. tIoners; you have to replicate patIent's alone WIth artificial hearts, but Silo dure IS complete, the patient is verman believes the devices cal Center, Dr, David C. Sabis- As a visiting professor, he yourself, otherWIse it's going to Meanwhile, hIS first case of re-warmed and the heart is re- ton, who told stories of early traveled to the University of dIe out" the day IS bemg prepped in the could be a viable future alter- started with electric stimula- native to transplants. heart surgery and its develop- Tromso in Tromso, Norway, SIlverman's day typically be operatmg room several floors tion of approximately 20 volts "1 always felt the artifiCIal ment. and to the Rayne Insititute of gms about 5:30 a m with 30 below At first glance the oper. This is the tensest moment of heart was poSSIble if we could . Another important mentor St. Thomas' Hospital in Lon- minutes on a statIOnary bicycle atmg team looks like any the operation - removing the was Dr. Richard Egdahl, chief don, England. whIle readmg a newspaper or group of people begmning their get the best and brightest to patient from the bypass ma- work on It," he said. "It would of rSurgery at Boston Univer- Silverman came to MichIgan magazine. Trim and energetic, workday. There IS small talk ehine. The patient's heart must any. Working in Egdahl's lab and the Henry Ford Heart and he stIll runs five to seven mIles and laughter as they organize succeed more than transplanta. return immediately to ful func- tion because the limitations of as a medical student, Silver. Vascular Institute in July at a tIme, but no longer paltlcl for the tasks ahead. tion. man became interested in re- 1989. The institute is currently pates in marathons Once the operatIOn begIns, transplantation have to do with "Ready," said SIlverman, reJectIOn. Search and teaching VB. a more involved in a full hne of cardiac "I think that exerCIse IS baSI however, the team quickly set- "Stop the pump, cIamp, clamp!" "It would require a national lucrative private practice. care and research. cally for people's mental health tIes mto quiet concentration. The room is quiet as every- ! That path led Silverman to "It's a good division, well as well as their physical well. Occasionally Silverman effort like the Apollo space pro- one watches the overhead mon- ject " 'the Duke University Medical known nationally," he said "I bemg," he saId kneels on the floor to obtain a itors that show the heart's Ce~ter in North Carolina, have the job young enough that He arrives in hIS office at 7 better vantage point into the About 7:30 p.m., the day is re rhythm and rate. Silverman, over and Silverman heads for lW4e he spent seven years. over the next 10 years it could a.m and makes the Iounds of open chest cavity. While he arms folded, hands held so as !Before his senior residency at be on the vanguard of deliver- hIS patIents Onf.' morning a may be the quarterback of the home and dinner with his wife not to touch anything, rocks on Susan. Their children are ):hike, Silverman spent two ing cardiac surgery." wef.'k 1" devoted to seemg new team, he is qUIck to acknowl hIS heels, shifting hIS glance David, 21 a junior at Dart- !Years as a clinical associate in He also is serving a seven- patients m the clmlc and el'alu edge It takes a lot of dedIcated between the momtors and the ~hl! surgery branch of the Na- year term on the editorial atmg them for surgery people to support his work. mouth; Leah, 19, a freshman at beatmg heart. the University of Vermont; and tiop.al Cancer Institute. board of the Journal of Tho- Many of the patIents, re There are several key steps Once satiSfied the 'patlent's : It was during his residency racic CardiovascuIar Surgery, SIgned to their condItIOn, find It durmg the operatIOn that in- Jessica, m the eighth grade in heart is functioning, he re-in- Oak Park, Ill. that he began rwming and par- the foremost cardiac surgery dIfficult to make the final decI- elude prepanng the heart for spects the grafts and inserts ticipating in marathons. His journal in the country He has sion to have open.heart sur mechamcal bypass, stoppmg What leisure time he has is two temporary tubes that will spent reading, hstemng to mu- be,!jt time in the Boston Mara- received many grants from na- gery Most look to Silverman to the heart, putting the patient drain the patient's chest dunng thqn is 3 hours and 20 minute. tlOnal fundmg agencies for his decide for them, but he says all on the heart-lung bypass ma- sic and saIlmg hIS 33.foot Bene. the first 24 to 48 hours of post- teau cruiser, IntrepId ~ 1980, Silverman received work in myocardial protection. he can do IS explain the optIOns chme, the surgical procedure n. ~ operative recovery. If he could no longer perform Certification from the American In addition to clinical duties, and their consequences Itself, restartmg the heart and In an empty back office on ""' Bo~ 9£ ~ and:l:;illlil\l¥Wl~'~Sn'Vertnaii41ms,.S'dtni'nistrative' ~l'" ',1f I! ",.l I' I), rl ,. surgery, Silverman said, "I'd ' obtained certifiCation from the and academic responsibilities the surgIcal floor he. du:tate.ILa probably want to become a t American Board of Thoracic that require 12 to 14-hour report of the operation for the baseball announcer." Sutgery. workdays. Playing at the Hilberry Theatre ; From 1980 to 1989 he was a "I think the greatest cha!- professor of surgery at the Uni. lenge as a teacher IS stimulat- BEACON POINTE ~ Consider sharing a ride PHARMACY AND SURGICAL Born during the energy names by phone, fax or mail. (WILSON &. WOLFER) PRESCRIPTIONS crunch of the late 1970s, ride- "Car poolers and van poolers Isharing alternatives are once not only benefit from a reduc- CONVALESCENT AIDS & HOSPITAL SUPPLIES again becoming foremost in the tion in gasoline expenses, but 15216-22 East Jefferson • Near Beaconsfield minds of local commuters. They also save on maintenance and • f 15i."Iiiii'822.5474 • Grosse Pointe Park • 823.0060 are confronted with possible repair costs. This can amount t'@ ~ • FREE DELIVERY • ~ dis,c:lOlutionof bus service by the to well over $1,000 a year for a ;AA~~' -HOUR~ ~ Suburban Mobility Authority commuter traveling just 20 ~ Monday through Friday 8'30 a m - 7 P m ~ for Regional Transportation round trip miles daily," Ste. l!!l-...!:! Saturday 8,00 a m. - 4.00 P m (SMART) if needed funding is Marie saId. flfthsfllt Closed Sundays and HolIdays ~ no! found by the end of March. IIIAIltII1IcII PItaI't1lL Gerald E Bodendlstel, R Ph ' Jittery commuters who rely M1chiVan, a vanpool pro- on the public transportation gram coordinated by RideShare agency to get to and from their and sponsored by the Michigan jobs have been calling Ride- Department of Transportation, Share in record numbers, ac- supplies fully insured passen- cording to Anita Ste. Marie, ger vans to groups of nine or RideShare manager. more. RideShare is a free service of Van pool riders pay for their SEMCOG, the Southeast Michi- seats one month in advance. gan Council of Governments, Fares vary dependipgongaso- which matches car pool and line costs, length of commute van pool partners for the daily and the number of passengers. FRESH CALIF. 79~ commute. RideShare employs a A commuter can expect to pay state-of-the-art computer system approximately $70 a month for SPINACH BUNCH to locate compatible car pool a van pool carrying 12 passen- partners and van pool groups. gers traveling a 50-mile round FANCYMINI 99~ --~- "Hopefully SMART will con- trip. The vans are equipped CARROTS PKG ~ tinue operations and RideShare with air-conditioning, AM-FM service will complement public stereo, power steering, power transit routes as it has since brakes and automatic transmis- GREEN ONIONS 4J99~ 1980," Ste. Marie saId. sion. In the meantime, however, The most economical com. MciNTOSH 49~ many commuters are preparing muting option RideShare offers for the worst. ISto become a van pool driver. APPLES LB "Application to the program Drivers of the 15-passenger is simple," she said. Interested vans ride free and have per. commuters can call 963-RIDE sonal use of the vehicles eve. :::::~:.~.~~~.~...... 5 9 ~ - the hotline number posted mngs and weekends. In return, DOZ along local freeways. A Ride- they collect fares and work FROZEN CUT 89~ Share representative can iden- BIRDS EYE. GREEN BEANS . with RideShare to find and ~ tify potential matchmat.es im- maintain the minimum num. LBPKG mediately and provide the ber of passengers nr~!(iDEAGLE BRAND $199 S N A C K s THIN POTATO CHiPS...... 140Z PIG City of Michigan ~ HAMS••••••••••••••••1 9LB Oirnss.e Jnint.e ~onb5, ~ D•• rhorn Brand S.ml.bon.'." 1/2 cw whole NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council will be conSidering $169 the following proposed onhnance for second reading and final adoption LOIN END PORK ROAST...... LB at Us meeting scheduled for March 2, 1992, at 7:30 p.m., In the Council COUNTRY STYLE RIBS ~179LB Room of the Municipal Building. The proposed ordinance ISaVailable for public inspection at the Municipal Budding, 20025 Mack Plaza, between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TI1LE II, CHAPTER I, SECTION 2- 1-55 OF THE CITY CODE OF TIlE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Coke • Diet Coke • Squirt • Sprite WOODS OF 1975, ENTI'ILED WATER METER COSTS. TAPPING FEES. -:::=. Minute Maid Chesler E. Petersen G.P.N. 00/27/92 99 Interim City Admmistrator $6 :z:~=. • ? R 7 7 •••• n • ••••• • en • MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ------I I SFRVIt.FC: • C:VC:TI::UC: • rnl.JCIIl TAT,,,., 1\ , l 22A February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe New~ 1 . I I I I SNI'URDAY FEBRUARY 29th IOAM.4PM Test Drive A --92Ford and Receive A FREE --Support America~~Sweatshirt!** .. 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Docksiders • : «r lily Margie Reins Smith Pointe, attended The High School, promotional materials for the auto- ;;~iFeatureEditor learned to sail with some buddies motive industry. :'~i:Patty Curtis-Gough is the first at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club They sail together, mostly with : : '. woman ever elected commodore of on a 6-meter sailboat and got some friends Sharon and John Downs of : : . €he Grosse Pointe Sail Club. But racing experience by participating Grosse Pointe Park, on a Hunter- I'.: she points out that she's not the in Saturday DRYA races on Lake 31 named U.S. Eh! . : fIrst woman to hold a commodore- St. Clair. He moved away from "John is from Canada," Curtis. : :: ship in a Detroit River Yachting Grosse Pomte in 1952. Gough explained. : ;. Association member club. "There Fifteen years later, when he She sails with women during the have been about three so far," she moved back, he bought an 18-foot day. They sail with couples on Said. "The Little Club. Sarnia Interlake and began teaching his weekends and in the evenings. Yacht Club has a woman commo- two daughters how to sail. "We're looking forward to sailing . dC/rethis year. And the Great "I loved it," said Curtis-Gough. this summer," she said. "We'll put Lakes Yacht Club." "My sister Sue was always a little a hammock in the V.bunk for the : Curtis-Gough's father, Bob Cur. queasy. She felt better on bigger baby. In the future, we'll have our :. tis, was commodore of the Grosse boats." own boat _ when the time and the Pointe Sail Club in 1982. "We are Father and daughter recall a economics are right." not the first father-ehild combina- particularly foul weather experi. In the meantime, Curtis-Gough tion in a DRYA club either," he ence when she was about 16. They is overseeing the activities of the said. "There have been some were on a friend's 23-foot Gram. Grosse Pointe Sail Club _ the father.son commodores." pion, sailing from the Clinton most visible one being the Sun- : "But we may be the first father- River to Windmill Pointe Park at down Series of regular Tuesday ~, daughter combination," Curtis. the beginning of the season. "It evening sailing races out of Grosse i~Gough said. was a doozy of a storm," Curtis. Pointe Park. The series begins in ~ : "And we're certainly the fIrst Gough said. June. I father-pregnant daughter combina- "The winds were probably 40 or "These races are one of the few ~• tion," she said, referring to the 50 miles an hour and there was a in the DRYA that have a ftxed ! Child she and her husband, Steve driving rain," Curtis said. "We starting point near shore," she Oough, expect in the next few sent Patty below. The boat was said. "We have about 100 boats out weeks. heeled way over. She became our every Tuesday. There are eight : Curtis-Gough attended the club's bartender." starts to accommodate different Commodore's Ball on Feb. 15. She Curtis.Gough graduated from sizes and classes of sailboats:' ~d some club members were won. Michigan State University with a The races often attract crowds of pering if she'd make it. bachelor's degree in special educa- picnickers and spectators. : "The baby is due March 16," she tion, then moved to St. Joseph, Commodore Curtis-Gough said {laid. where she taught for two years. the Grosse Pointe Sail Club has : "It's a tradition at the Comma- For fun, she went sailing with about 150 dues-paying members. ~ore's Ball for all the past commo- friends on Lake Michigan. The mailing list is about 180, dores to come to the head table She earned a master's degree counting non.resident, associate, and serenade the commodore with and now teaches learning disabled lifetime and honorary members. a song, 'We Love Our Commodore: kids at Pierce Middle School. She Owning a boat is not a member. "They all put pillOWsand bal- began her maternity leave recently ship requirement. The initiation loons under their jackets and sere- and plans to resume her career in fee is $150 and dues are $75 a naded me with a new version: 'We the fall. year. The club has an office in the Love Our Mamadore.'" Tompkips Center at Win.dtt1m Curtis-Gough- and Curtis began lIusband Steve Gough also en- Pointe Park. Photo by Margie Rams Smith their father-daughter sailing ad- joys sailing. He works for MDt Cre. . For more information about the ventures when she was about 12. ative, a consulting firm that pro- club, call membership chairman Bob Curtis and Patty Curtis.Gough are the fust father and daughter to Curtis said he grew up in Grosse duces training manuals and Mike Krag at 886-8395. have been commodores of a DRYAclub. Curtis was commodore of the Grosse Pointe Sail Club in 1982.Curtis-Gough is commodore this year. 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Visit our sales office at Harbor Place 1 to 5 daily to THE '.~~ see why Cluster BlAKE '~"~ Homes may COMPANY be for you...... ,~~ ...... (313) 881.6100 Developers of Dodge Place, Wmdwood Pointe, MoraVian Woods Jh~ shops of & Scherb rook Watton.I'i~rc~ Harbor Place is located off Jefferson just north 16828 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE of Nine Mlle. 884-1330 OPEN MONDAY. FRIDAY 10-6 THURSDAY TILL 7, SATURDAY TILL 5:30 The prime lakefront Town House and Terrace Home model., are also now avallahle HMbor "lip., are availllble for sale or lea.,e - ,... 0 __ - __ ~ ~ ...... -...... -.. ~ ...... , ------_._, - \ ~#_.._-.. __ ....>_ ...... ~~_ ...... _ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION C"crn/l"'r~ _ t"o'l'''''Y'r- •• ,.. __ • .-. __ 28 Clubs February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News G.P. Artists Women educators elect officers Association Members of the Alpha Mu secretary; Elaine Christensen, chapter of Delta Kappa recording secretary; and Janet plans exhibits Gamma, an international or. Thompson, treasurer. ganization of women educators, The Grosse Pomte Artists recently held a meeting and The next meeting will be at Association welcomed five new elected officers for 1992-94. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 12, members at Its November Elected were Jean Rusing, at Barnes school. The speaker meeting: Heidi Amanda Mar- president; Sandra Van Almen, will be Irene Burchard, food shall, Catherine Quinn, Patty fIrst vice president; Sandra writer and former teacher. Her Haarz, Charles Collins and Tenkel, second vice president; topic will be "Heart Smart Margaret Kaminsky Skiba. Jan Brengman, corresponding Diets and Dishes." The association's spring art show is scheduled for May 2.9; the Village Art Show will be Saturday, June 6; and its an. Alliance Francaiseplans fete de crepes nual meeting will be Wednes- day, June 10. The Alliance Francaise de dote of Grosse Pointe Woods. Applications are bemg ac- Grosse Pointe will hold a fete AIl members who have joined cepted for the fall outdoor ex- de crepes at 8 p.m. Friday, the alliance smce May 1991 are hibit, which is open to non- March 6, to welcome new mem- invited. Those who have not re- members as well To apply, call bers and introduce them to offi- ceived an announcement in the Mrs. Goosen at 882-4626 or Ms cers and directors of the organi- mail should call 885-2083. For Whipple at 885.2026. zation. The party Wlll be hosted more mformation, call Mary by Mr. and Mrs. Loms Hero- McNair at 886-4339. Woman's Club Grosse Pointe Rolary Sunrise demonstrated its commitment 10 improving the environment by bridge group meets donating a tree to each of the Grosse Pointes. From left are John Crowley of the Farms, Robert Give Your Marble New Life The Grosse Pointe Woman's Novitke of the Woods, Tim Sinclair. president of Rotary Sunrise, Becky Cipriano of the Shores. Rick Neumann of the Cl!I....and Jerry Abbs of the Park. ..- Both new and older marble Club bridge group will meet at , ; noon Wednesday, March 4, for needs professional care to lunch arid bridge at the War look its best; and to Memorial. Reservations are re- maintain its value. quired, with no cancellations Grosse Pointe Rotary Sunrise donates trees MARBLELIFE profes- after Friday, Feb. 28. Call 881- sionals use Union 8572 or 882-7481. Grosse Pointe Ro~ Sun. icy last fall for the Grosse improving the environment. Carbide Marble Care rise, a new Rotary Club chap- Pointe Park Playscape project Future projects for the chap- technologies to restore ter formed last summer" meets and has recently co-sponsored a ter include holding a fundraiser on Tuesday mornings atJ7 a.m. and preserve every blood drive. for the Foundation for Excep- type of marble; bring at the Grosse Pointe Yacht In October, the Sunrise chap- tIOnal Children, publishing a out its natural beauty, Camera Club Club. ter, Rotary International and Grosse Pointe handIcapper's the Grosse Pointes donated a map and planning a restau- color and sheen; and pro- meets March 3 The new club provided man- tree in each of the Pointes, sig- rantJIounge designated driver vide a finish that is both lus- ual labor and an insurance pol- nifying Rotary's commitment to project. trous and damage-resistant. The Grosse Pointe Camera Club will meet Tuesday, March _ FREE ESTIMATES 3, at 7:30 p.m. at Brownell Widow's Organization plans social events Middle School, 260 Chalfonte, 459-6870 The Widow's Organization MaIl. The price is $18 and res- Grosse Pomte Farms, in Room a m. in the Frorlane Club. Price Union Carbide Marble Corp. will hold a Mardi Gras dinner ervations are necessary. Men C-11, for a monochrome and IS $15.50 and early reservations Experts in Marble Restoration & Preservation on Tuesday, March 3, starting and women are welcome. are recommended. Call 582- color print competition and pic- MARBLEUFE IS a registered trademark of Union Carbide Marble Care, Ino. at 6:30 p.m. m the Hyatt Re. A Palm Sunday brunch will 3792. torial and nature slide competi- gency Hotel next to Fairlane tion. Visitors are welcome. be held on Apnl 12 at 11:30 For more information, call 824-9064 or 881-8034. Progressive Artists \ Club"~~J\~~~$:,~.~;.,~ ThllVfltt1grtlliive-.~ 'Olu% will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28, at Spindler Park Rec- reatIOn Buildmg, 19400 Ste- phens Drive in East Detroit. An oil painting demonstra- tion will be presented by artist Carlene Crowley. Windmill Pointe Garden Club Shirley Mullins Billie Hatfield The Easy Riders pause briefly during a weekend outing at Houghton Lake last September. Formerly of Artistic Nail meets March 4 The group organizes three bicycle tours each week from April through October. We're Happy to Have Them Join Our Friendly Family ~ Members of the Windmill "'1~ Pointe Garden Club will meet Easy Riders bicycle club seeks members oJ ~ "I at the Grosse Pointe Yacht I The Easy Riders, a bicycle with ride schedules, and The club's annual meeting Club on Wednesday, March 4, touring club, Wlll celebrate its stresses safety and bicycle at 11:30 a.m. and election of officers will be 20th year this spring. Formerly maintenance. Annual dues are held Sunday, March 1. For 19877 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe Woods Between 7 & 8 Mile Co-hostesses for the luncheon known as the Cadieux Easy $7.50. Children under 18 ride are Betty Sorenson and more Information, call 776-3439 Riders, the group of 40 to 50 Wlth parental supervision. or 372-2912. 886-2503 Eleanor Wickson. Nancy Peil people includes couples, singles will give a presentation on and families. The group rides flower arranging. throughout the Grosse Pointe area on Tuesday mornings, ". .,.. Thursday evenings and Sunday CLAIREWOOD ..~ mornings from April through ~ October. .. PETITE ~ The club holds regular meet- SPRING 1992 • •• lOgs, publishes a newsletter SPRINGISUMMER. •. WARDROBE Someone You Love Can Use Our Help FASHION SEMINAR SHOW Saturday, March 14 9 a.m., St. Clair Room Saturday, March 14 Grosse Pointe 1 p.m., Petites For the fuller figure Grosse Pointe woman, a formal shOWing of 1'Ou're5'4" or under. suits. coordInates. and invited to be our guest sportswear, summer playwear at a formal shOWing of and evemng dresses the suits, sportswear and dresses you'll want in ~ RSVP 882-7000, Our reputation is for compassionate caring. f 90 your new season wardrobe RfGISTERED NURSES • LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES extension NURSES AIDES • LIVE-IN COMPANIONS Accessories, too. • Private homes • Hospital or nursing homes • 24.hour • Full or part.lime coverage • Bonded and insured 263-0580 NURSiNG UNliMiTEd INCORPORATED Jacobson's Jacobson's A Community ProfesSional Nursing Seroice NOW OPEN SUNDAYS .. • 7 n. > un $ ••• tt •• ,., • •• ,t * < « . • ...... _ .. - - I I -February 27, 1992 .Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 Designers' Show House to open for preview peek Mar Want to sneak a peek at the Junior League of Detroit's 1992 DesIgners' Show House before the designers get to it? , For 99 cents, you can tour "the un-decorated, un.adorned :house between noon and 5 p.m. on Sunday, March 1. ~ Expect to wait in Ime. The house is located at 243 Lakeland in GroJSe Pointe City. Public parking will be available at the Grosse Pointe City park on the corner of Lakeland and Jefferson No parking will be allowed on , Lakeland. - The Junior League of Detroit is expecting at least 3,000 peek- ers to tour the 26-room Tudor Betsy Palombit. right, is shown with the VIctorian d01lhouse ~mansion built by Crowley, Mil- she crafted and donated to Our Lady Star of the Sed. annual vner & Co. founder Joseph J, auctioD. which wlll be held on Saturday. March 7. at the Crowley in 1915. The house school. Shown with Palombit are students Kristen and Kath- _has five fireplaces, elaborately leen Rappa. : carved paneling throughout, : and a third floor ballroom with Officers' Ball : a theater. ; After ~he March 1 tour, the The Detroit Yacht Club celebrated its IOSth Officers' Ball on Feb. 1. Grosse Pointers who , house wIll be taken over by 32 attended included. from left. Susan and Laird B. Spencer (he's DYe's secretary): Martha , interior designers and hundreds and Rear Commodore F. Gerald Richardson: Daryl Ann and Vice Commodore Ronald . of craftsmen. The completely Dawes: and Colleen and John F. Tompkins (he's DYC's treasurer), redecorated house will be open 'II , to the public from Saturday, a 48-foot yacht, ski trips, a dia- and ending at 8 p.m. Sunday, will provide a special musical s May 2, through Sunday, May mond pendant necklace, a pack- March 8. 31. review. age trip to "Phantom of the Grosse Pointers Mort Crim cDptitJai ~tudio1- Tickets to tour the finished Chairmen of the event are Opera" in Toronto, tickets to and Chuck GOOdicRwill be co- product are $8 in advance; $10 Leonard and Sybil Jaques of Pistons, Red Wings, Lions and hosts of the broadcast mara- at the door. Discounts are Grosse Pointe Shores and Mr. Tigers games, golf outings and thon, one of 150 similar fun. available for groups of 15 or and Mrs. Howard M. Dubin more. draisers held simultaneously more. Call the JLD office at of Bloomfield Hills. The children of each class across the United States and . 881-D040 for more information. The Archives of American ~.~~l~O_. have put together special bas- Canada. Art, a bureau of the Smithson- Proceeds from the 99~nt kets geared for their age Viewers can make contribu. peek day, the final tour and all ian Institution, is the largest groups, so the auction will offer tions to the Easter Seal Tele- SA Y GOODBYE TO THICK, UNSIGH11.Y LENSES FOREVER other events associated with source of material in the world something for all sorts of tastes thon by calling the Channel 4 on the history of the visual arts the Show House are returned and budgets. • A Thinner Lens that studio or one of the local pledge in America. It contains 10 mil- to the community through JLD The auction will take place ~ - --~." ~ Reduces Edge Thickness centers in Mount Clemens, lion documents and 3,000 oral projects such as Grateful Home, beginning at 5:30 p.m on Satur- Pontiac and Detroit. =;:;44;;;::m-s: ~:d by up to 35% Sibley House, AIDS Volunteer histories not only of artists, day, March 7, at the school. Last year's telethon gener- co.. • Better Comfort and Network and Focus on Michi- sculptors, collectors, and deal- The silent auction includes hors ated $1.1 million locally and ers, but also of lustorians, cura- Functionality _gan Families. d'oeuvres and beverages and $43 million nationally. Of the tors, critics, museums, societies costs $22.50 a person. • Highly fashionable with local money, 90 percent re- and institutions. Proceeds from The live auction begins at 8 Available Anti-Reflective mains in MIchigan. In the tri- the Lundt Gras will help sup- p.m. and will be conducted by Coating Auction alert: The fmal county area, the Easter Seal port the midwest regional cen- Joe Walker of DuMouchelle Society provided services to ter of the archives, located in touches are being put on the Galleries, and also includes din. Eye Examinations Available . Starlight Express Auction '92, 38,232 people last year and na- the Detroit Institute of Arts. ner at a nearby private club tionally, more than one mrlhon For more information, call a fundraiseI' for Our Lady Star and the silent auction for a cost STOP IN AND SEE OUR of the Sea grade school and people received Easter Seal ser- the Detroit office of the ar- PROFESSIONALS FOR EXPEKr SERVICE of $60 a person. VIces. chIves at 226-7544. high school. For tickets, call the grade Betsy PatloJDbit, a member - Margze Rems SmIth school at 884-1070 or the high, is or'the f"u-AtlRilth S}lhool graduat- Lundi Gras: The theme scnoal at 881-5110. "W~ard, ~o!': ~.tl].e ~ett'oit: ,. .\ , ing cl~"1n:~3, 1ia!fhand. ' , '~' 9 7 till >;1d", •• , ~~~~g- \~lHI"'~) rOlnte crafted and donate({ 'a Victorian "'..,.$: r Council oft~Archives of 19S::l~Mati< Avenue, Grosse vvOOOS AmeriCan Aft puts the final I 6900 Orchard Lake Road, SUite aD7, West,Bloomftekil dollhouse, complete with par- touches on its annual Lundi quet floors, brass light fixtures, Easter buddies: The lo- Gras benefit ball , a circular staircase and mahog- cal portions of the annual The fundraiseI', whIch begIns any fireplace. Easter Seal Telethon will be at 7 p.m. Monday, March 2, at Other auction items include broadcast by wnIV-TV from its the Wlutney in Detroit, will a Hawaiian vacation, a catered downtown studio beginning at feature ... uh, details which NURSING HOME cocktail cruise for eight aboard -11:30 p.m. Saturday, March 7, are closely guarded secrets. 8045 EAST JEFFERSON Hint: decor will be imaginative; DFTROIT. MI(H food will be from the Whitney's 821-3525 kit~hen; dancing will be to live QUAU7} NURSING CARE music; a g.OUJl called TAPS FUR CLEARANCE 30 TO 50% OFF Bedspreads Save on Hundreds ComforteIS COl'rrtrlS of Fine Furs faboc by lhe yard Tablecovrrs Furniture WindOll Irealfll€nlS Cuslom IhrOll pillow> labor Invtllvrng customer's OlIn malenal Easter Seal Telethon co-hosts Mort Crim. center. and Chuck Gaiclica, right. get ready for the 1992 fundraiser with Pam Murdock. adult ambassador, seated. and poster chUd Porcha • Jordan, left. The telethon wUl be broadcast on WOIV-TV be- ginning at 11:30 p.m. Saturday, March 7. and running untU B p.m. Sunday. March 8. Selective Singles meets Friday, Feb. 28 Man.Wed & Fr19-6:oo 16906 Kercheval Thursday 9:30-9:00 Grosse Pointe Village saturday 9:30-5:30 Selective Singles, a social 15301 E Jefferson at Beacons. 881-9890 Sunday 12:0Q.4:oo • group catering to college edu- field, Grosse Pointe Park, at 8 cated, professional, single, di. p.m. on the fourth Friday of ~ '0 f A ( T U R E R '5 vorced and widowed individu- every month. The next gather. ~ \l-. [Np( 1053001 Rf f)~ Ronks P,\I7571 . als, will meet at the Old Place. Ii ing will be on Fnday, Feb. 28 ~ (J Manul"'t",,, S rrllollt 01addlllON! ~5 ,M.1ablt on M1'r l~lom -1I .~ btdsprtad lom'C>1t1 Of lOln1(1 madd,om a N~t!1t Crm labnl and ~ ~(hastd at 30\ off thO'prll£S Il!>ltd lfllhO' Cl6Iom Ot ~-~~------*-.._------~----_ ...._------_-.._----- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION \ SERVICES • SYST~M~ • rmrC:III TATlnlJ 1\ \ I 46 Churches February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Catholic Alumni Club plans events, meetings Thoughts of The Catholic Alumni Club is a St. Patrick's Day dance Sat- Beth at 294-6234, or Linda at a non.profit organization con. urday, March 14, at Sacred 244-9731. slsting of smgle Catholics 21 or Heart Church Social Hall, 3400 a cynical Pilgrim older who have a bachelor's de. South Adams Road, Auburn The club will hold Its general gree and are free to marry in Hills, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. meeting on Wednesday, March the Cathohc Church. The club Music will be by disk jockey 18, at 7:30 p.m at the Dear- BV the Rev. Jack L. Mannschreck has over 250 members and of- Grosse POinte United Methodlsl Church Thomas & Thomas. The cost is born CIvic Center. Refresh. fers a variety of activities m. $8 at the door;$7 for those who ments will be served. For more cluding cultural, social, reli- Two weeks ago I was winding up a tour of the Holy bring two packages of unperish- mformation, call John at 247- gious, athletic and intellectual able food to benefit St. Vincent 8426, or Velma at 647-7076 Land and was enjoying my final lunch in Karml'el, events DePaul Parish in Pontiac which is approxImately three miles south of the border The organlZ8.tionIS plannmg For more information, call The group plays volleyball of Lebanon. Karml'el is an Arab city with many shops every Tuesday night from 7:30 and small restaurants and cafes nestled in the moun- to 9:30 p.m. at St. Bartholomew tains of the Galilean region of Israel. Church, 20001 Wexford, III While having lunch, a rather gregarious bunch of Is. Redeemer United Methodist northeast DetrOIt Volleyball IS raeli school children descended upon the cafe escorted also offered on Monday nights by officers of the United States Marine Corps. Despite presents discussion seriec; from 7 to 9 p.m. at L'Anse Creuse Middle School on Rei- bemg a rather chilly day, with intermittent showers, Redeemer United Methodist the chIldren were aiding the officers in plantmg 241 18hleaders such as Bishop Des- mold in Mount Clemens Park Church, 20571 Vernier in Har- mond Tutu, the Rev. William trees in memory of the U.S. marines who were killed in the back of the school. Cost per Woods,will present a series Sloan Coffin and Rabbi Harold IS $3. For more mformation, in the 1983 suiCIde bomb attack on their barracks in Pregnancycoun~Hng of programs addressing the Kusher. - call Don at 879-1429, or Julie Beirut. great questions people have at 650-2392. The children were as delighted to see a group of isavailableat CSM about the ChrIstian faith. / Some questions to be dis- American tourists as we were to see them. As the tour The senes wIll begm at 7 cussed include: Who is God? Free counselmg for young was nearing Its end, many of us were really missing pm Sunday, March 1, in the What good is prayer? How do women with unplanned preg- FrIendshIp Room of the church. we right the wrong? What hap- Single parenting ow spouses and children. Those emotIOns combmed nanCIesISavaIlable at Catholic pens after death? What does re- with the children's good cheer and a little hamming it The facIlltator will be the Rev. program offered Services of Macomb. Counsel- Ron Corl. pastor of Redeemer. ligion have to do with sex? And up as we all nearly brought the house down With roar. mg servIceS include explonng Each session will begin with more. ing renditions of "B i n g 0" and "Old MacDonald Had optIOns, developmg long-range a 20-mmute vtdeo response by "Single Parenting m the a Farm." plans, and prOVIdingmforma- For more information, call '90s," a six-week program for well-known Christian and Jew- Corl at 884-2035or 881-3598. After all had had lunch, signatures were exchanged, tion about adoptIOn,referrals to single parents, begins Monday. March 2, from 6 to 7'30 p.m. at I, pi,ctures were taken, and the adults had a few minutes community resources and post- to chat before going our separate ways. One marine pregnancy counselmg and sup- Grosse Pointers elected regional chairs the Warren office of Cathohc port Services of Macomb, 12434 12 said he could hardly hold back the tears and in fact, Mile. did not, as he helped the youngsters plant trees in For informatIOn, call 468- Mr and Mrs. Douglas Camp-~ field Hills. 2616. Catholic Services of Ma- memory of his fallen comrades. bell Jr. of Grosse Pointe Farms 1 The Wasl-Jngton National The program exammes the comb is a United Way Agency were elected regional chairmen Cathedral in Washington, D.C., With the recent developments in the Middle East service with a full range of stresses of single parenting and of the National Cathedral Asso- is known as the nation's church helps partIcipants identify and peace talks - and having had the opportunity to speak counseling services avaIlable to clation of Eastern Michigan at and is also the seat of the with Jews, Palestiruan Christians and Moslems - it anyone who lives or works in develop the strengths needed the annual meeting at Grosse Right Rev. Edmond T. Brown- for successful parenting. Social seemed that possibilities for peace were closer than Macomb County, regardless of POIllteMemorial Church. ing, presiding bishop of the ever. I realize that the peace process in the Middle rehgion, race, ethnIC or eco- worker Tracey ChartIer is the The Washmgton National Episcopal Church. facilitator. East is very complex and is saturated with barriers nomic background. Cathedral Men's and Boy's Membership in the associa- and attempts to undermine the movement toward a ChoIT wIll perform Saturday, tion is open to all. For more in. Cost IS $5 a session. For in- lasting peace. March 21, at 8 p.m. at Christ formation, call Christ Church formation and regIstratIon, call Just for that moment, I wanted to believe in my fel- Church Cranbrook in Bloom- Grosse Pointe at 885-4841. 558-7551. low human beings and in my God who works wonders through mysterious persons, places and events. Be- Catholic Services of Macomb sides, it was a nice way to end my tour. Support group is for birth parents is a United Way agency with I arrived back III the States on Thursday, Feb. 13, offices in Mount Clemens, A free support group for Group members, which in- Utica, Warren, RosevIlle and and after a busy weekend of resting, writing a sermon bIrth parents who have re- cludes birth fathers as well as and preparing for a Sunday evening program, I opened New Haven. It provides com- leased their babies for adoption birth mothers, share experi- plete counseling servIces to any my Monday morning paper to the headline: "Israel meets Wednesday, March 4, ences, discuss loss and conflict person who lives or works in kills Muslim leader - Mideast fears cycle of violence." from 7 to 9 p.m. at Catholic issues and gain support. Macomb County, regardless of The attack was in response to the slaying of three Services of Macomb, 235 South For more information, call religion, race, ethnic or eco- Israeli soldiers at an army training base by Arab as- Gratiot, Mount Clemens. 468-2616. nomic background. sailan~ ,,"'~'~H _ _' .... '7 • ,~ ,;~ ....'",,, - - See PASTOR, page 6B . , , St: Paul Ev1 Lutheran ChurCh Redeemer United 881-6670 W()RSlIIP~SERVICES' 375 Latl'lI'''P .t Ch_lfant. ~ethodist Church ClEllilATION Of 1m: ~$HG~fiOW 9:00 a.m. & 11 :15 a.m. 20571Vernier just W. of 1-94 Featuring Dr. Donald Busarow, Organist Worship Harper Woods at Salem Memorial Lutheran Church 10:10 EduC8lion 884.2035 21230 Morass, Detroit 881-9210 Nursery Available (1 10:30a.m.Worship Sunday, March 1, 1992 - 7:00 p.m. DIAL Rev Fred Harms. Rev. Colleen Kamke 9:15am. Sunda School First English Ev. Lutheran Church GRACE A PRAYER Vernier Rd.at WedgewoodDr. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST GrossePointeWoods Kercheval at Lakepointe 884-5040 822-3823 882-8770 8:30 & ll:OOa.m. Worship SundaySchooland Worship NOVENA TO <£'T.JUDE 9:45 a.m. Sunday School !0:30am. Dr. Walter A. Schmidt, Pastor Nursery~ is provided May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, Grosse Pointe Unitarian Pastor Paul Owens Rev. HarVey Reh GROSSE Church St James Lutheran Church glorified, loved and preserved now and 240 "Chastity, Condoms, 170 McMillan Rd" near Kercheval Christ the King POINTE Chalfonte Abstinence, Aids" forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. at Grosse Pointe Farms Lutheran Church 11:00 a.m. Service & Church School Jude, Worker of Miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, UNITED Lothrop Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 884-3075 17150 MAUMEE 881-G420 884.0511 Helper of the Hopeless, pray for us. Say this CHURCH Rev. John Corrado, Minister 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 am. 9.00 a.m. Sunday School & Blblc Classes prayer nine times a day. By the eighth day a caring church ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL WOl'llhip 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. Womup Services CHURCH 9:30 a.m. Education Hour your prayer will be answered, Publication "His Concern Grew" ASH WEDNESDAY VESPERS 7.30 PM Genesis 37: 26-36 ~ 20475Sunningdale Park forallageB I must be promised. Thank you St. Jude. Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 9 15 FamIly Worstip.'YoU1hClasses 8 00 am Holy Eucllanst Robin Abbott, Minister of Nurture Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor ~ J.L.L. 10:30 Adult EducabonIYoU1hAclMbel 10 30 am. Choral Eucllanst and Sermon 11 15 T radlbonaJ WDr8h, p Randy S. Boelter, Pastor Ouren School (Nursery Available) CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE Mid-Week Euchanst 11:30 a.m. Tuesday THE SUBJECT FOR TInS Grosse Pointe DR ROY A HUTCHEON. PASTOR The Rev. Robert Eo Neily SUNDAY IS: The Rev. Jaa G. Trembath UNITED METHODIST The Rev. Ruth Clausen Don't sit around waiting for Grosse Pointe "Christ Jesus" CHURCH WOODS A Friendly Church for All Ages your future to happen ... PRESBYTERIAN CHRIST First Church of Christ, 211 Morass Rd. Church EPISCOPAL Scientist Grosse Pointe Farms 19950 Mack (be1Ween Moross & Vernrer) 886.2363 9:00a.m. CHURCH Grosse Pointe Farms, Dr. Jack E. Giguere, preaching Worship & Learning Center 10:00 a.m. 5.30 pm. Hol~E~~st 282 Chalfonte Ave. 9:00 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. Worship Adult Education & Childr.>n's Sunday 4 oIocJ,s West of Moross 10:15 a.m. Study Classes Hour 8{)() am Holy Euchanst Sunday 10:30 a.m. 915 am. 11 :00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Sunday School 10:30 a.m. 1Il:20 am Church School &Adult F(I'WJ] Wednesday 8:00 p.m. It- THE UNITED Worship & Church School 11:15 am. Holy Eucharist ALL ARE WELCOME 9:00 .12.15 Supem!led NllI'8eI'Y ~ METHODIST CHURCH 430pm Evensong Dr. Jack Ziegler preaching ASH WEDNESDAY - MlIl'th 4 7:00 am. HolyEuchamt Established 1865 The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) 9.30 a.m. Holy Eucharist Nursery ServIces Available 730p m HolyEuchamt we \VeIaJnltbl from 9.00 a.m. to Noon at Oro, .. Potnt. Blvd. SUNDAY, MARCH I, 1992 Call us. 886-4300 rI ,3t3J "50484t The Transfiguration of the Lord. Holy Communion THE REVEREND DR. ~ BRUCE RIGDON, preaching We can make it happen, for you. Grosse Pointe Baptist Church "The Church of the Pointes" 9:00 Worship 10:00 ,I , Llvfng out the new 1"8 In Christ Education for AU Ages Resumes ~ Biblical preaching + Discipleship groups 11:00 Worship II' L 8:45-12:15 Professionally designed by the II Children's ministries + Youth ministries Crib & Toddler Care Available ,I. ~ Sunday SChool: 9:45 am 8:30-12:30 Coffee & Fellowship people who know how to promote you. ~ Morning Worship: 11:00am The Grosse Pointe News '. r. High Youth meet Sundays at 6:30 pm Shrove Tuesday, March 3 5:30 - 7:30p.m .• Pancake Supper Jr. High Youth meet Tuesdays 6:30 pm Creative Services and Production at Ash Wednesday, March 4 21336 Mack Avenue + GPW (Old 8 Mile & Mack) + 881 3343 8:00 a.m . .t 7:30 p.m. - Worship In Sanctuary 882-6090 Community Nursery School 881 1210 16 Lakeshore Drtve • GmI.se Pointe Fll1Jm • 882.5330 , , . . •• • • . t e ... . $< ...... -- * .. ~_ ~ I February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Weddings 58 Queen of Martyrs Church. Bierley, was the best man The Rev Dacey officiated at Groomsmen were the bride's ated at the ceremony, which brother, Dr. Gary Gagliardi of the 2 p.m Mass, which was fol- brothers, Dr. Robert and Timo- was followed by a reception at Indianapolis; Thomas Ham- lowed by a receptIon at the thy Dery, both of Birmingham; the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club brose of Haddon Heights, N.J.; Kmgsley Inn the groom's brother, John Vens The bnde wore a white silk and Dr. Gary Hosey of Rose- of Grosse Pointe Woods; and satm gown which featured a Ville The bnde wore a white silk Mike Simons of Northville portraIt necklme, a fitted elon- Ringbearers were Vincent shantung gown trimmed with The nngbearers were gated bodice and a full floor- and Carmen Joseph Rullo of pearls, featurmg a chapel. Thomas Covmgton of Plymouth length skirt With a cathedral- Fnedrlchsdorf, Ckrmany. length tram. Her fingertip- and Brian Vens of Grosse length train Her tiara of The mother of the bride wore length veil was held by a sIlk Pomte Woods crystal beads and pearls held a an IVOry dress With a Be- headpiece trimmed with pearls The mother of the bnde wore cathedral-length veil sprmkled qumned bodice and a satin tu- She carned fresh-eut calla hhes a two-piece fuchSia sIlk suit. With seed pearls She carried a hp skirt. Her corsage was a tied with a white bow The groom's mother wore a bouquet of white ll1ies, stephan- white gardema The maid of honor was the two-piece pmk silk SUIt otis and IVY. The groom's mother wore a bnde's sister, Maureen Ellen The bride is a graduate of The bnde's Sister, Carol Shea tWO-Piece dress of champagne Dery of Royal Oak. MIChigan State Umversity. She of New York City, was the ma. lace and a gardenia corsage Bridesmaids were the bnde's teaches elementary school m tron of honor Readers were NICki Kowal- Sisters, Irene Covmgton of Farmington HIlls. Bridesmaids were Sandy chick, Taml Rullo and Kristi Plymouth and Susan Dery of The groom IS a graduate of Garry of Warren; Renee Ross- Myers, all sisters of the groom Mr. and Mrs. Mark Russell Blrmmgham; the groom's SIS- MIChigan State University. He mann and Paulette Rossmann, The orgamst was Chfford Wilk. Bierley Dr. and Mrs. Edmund J. ter, Susan Vens of Grosse IS a CPA at Pnce Waterhouse both of Grosse Pointe Woods, ms and the solOist was Mana Kowalehiek Pomte Woods; and Chnstme m Troy and Audrey Steward of Chi- Clmarelh Daly of Royal Oak. The newlyweds traveled to cago. The bride earned a bachelor o Dery-Bierley of Mr and Mrs Anthony Gag- Flowerglrls were Helen St Thomas and St John. They Attendants wore floor-length of science degree m phYSical liardi, married Dr. Edmund J Helen Josephllle Dery, Casey of Grosse lIe and Jlll hve in Royal Oak. gowns of indescent plum taf- therapy from Wayne State Uni- KowalchlCk, son of Mrs. Ed- daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mar- Dery of Birmmgham feta With fitted velvet bodices versity and IS self-employed mund KowalchlCk of Punxsu- vm L Dery of Royal Oak, mar. Attendants wore purple and and portrait necklmes They The groom earned a bachelor tawney, Pa, and the late Ed. ned Mark Russell Bierley, son green floral dresses and carried Gagliardi- cailled bouquets of white hhes of science degree from St. Vin- of Mr and Mrs. Robert L Bier- fresh cut mses tied with a mund Kowalchlck, on Sept. 14, and plum roses. cent College and a D PM. from ley of Grosse Pomte Shores, on white bow Kowalchick 1991, at the Grosse Pomte Dr Edward Bonyak of Pennsylvama College of PodIa- Academy chapel Crozet, Va , was the best man Apnl 20, 1991, at Our Lady The groom's brother, Craig Gayle M Gaghardi, daughter tnc Medlcme He is a podiatr- The Rev. Rupert Dorn officl- Groomsmen were the bride's Engagements Ist. Helton graduated from the Mrs. LeeRoy Temrowskl of ment from Lawrence Techno- Elite Academy of Beauty and sports card and memorabilia Grosse Pointe Woods. A Sep- logical University. She is a from Oakland Umversity. She store in Fraser. tember weddmg ISplanned technical manager at Decision owns and operates a sports card Jakubowski earned a bache- Consultants Inc. store in St Clair Shores and lor of science degree in manage- Temrowskl earned a bachelor works as a free-lance model. of science degree in physical Engaged? Temrowski earned a bachelor education from Florida South- of arts degree in business ad- ern College. He played profes- Married? ministration from Wayne State sIOnal baseball for the Houston University. He is employed by Call 882-0294 Chrysler Corp. Astros for two years. He owns a •• /akubowski- •• Temrowski . Precious Karyn Jean Chambers and Mr. and Mrs. David Jaku. David Joseph Mroczka bowskl of Warren have an. nounced the engagement of Moments Chambers- their daughter, Debra Ann Jak- Regina Lynn Helton and Paul ubowski, to Thomas James Thomas James Temrowski and Mroczka Daniel Temrowski Temrowski, son of Mr. and Debra Ann Jakubowski Mr and Mrs. Russell Cham- rJY~ bers of Grosse Pointe Woods have announced the engage- ment of theu- daUgb~r~~K~lJJn Jean Chambers, to David" ..6f(~..,..0 seph Mroczka, son of Mr. Hair Mrs Joseph Mroczka of Can- PHOTOGRAPHY ton An October wedding is BOUTIOUE INC Unlimited- planned. ...OF COURSE Chambers is a student at Western Michigan Umversity, 21024 Mack FAMILY HAIR CARE where she is majonng m math- CELEBRATE • ematical statistiCS and expects FOR MEN & WOMEN G.P.W. to graduate in April. The Savin .0 The Green..... 19609 MACK AVE G P.W Mroczka is a student at 881-0010 343.9169 Western Michigan University. HELP US MAKE ROOM FOR OUR He expects to graduate in April WIth a bachelor of science de- NEW SPRING ARRIVALS gree in mechanical engineer- ing. BY SELECTING ANY 50%OFF ITEM AND WE WILL TAKE AN ADDITIONAL 10 to 200/0 OFF Through Tuesday March 17th 51 PA1RICKS DAY'" 131 KERCHEVAL AVE. on the hIli 884-8663 Next to Cottage Hospital Validated I" '92 " • Christine Wall-C1ark Drummy and Thomas Anthony Elderly Care Corsentino Jr. Preview ~Drummy- We are an established company which caters to the comfort needs of the elderly in the home. March 26th : Corsentino We offer personalized services for all situations. John and Christine Drummy : of Grosse Pointe Woods have Let us be your home care connection. Issue : announced the engagement of : theIr daughter, Chnstme Wall- (313) 772-53.60 Clark Drummy, to Thomas An- _ thony Corsentino Jr., son of Professional Medical Services ~o~ Thomas and Barbara Corsen- , tino of Colorado Spnngs, Colo. St.f,l , / ./? HospItal and MedIcal Center O. A June wedding IS planned. John Drummy is a graduate of Serving the tri-eounty area since 1952 This supplement is where you want to be when you are in the fashion Grosse Pomte North High business. We have thousands of readers who anticipate School and attended Siena . Heights College. She IS a res- the news and views of the latest in fashion and read this . taurant hostess In the- past 6 months supplement from cover to cover. Corsentino IS pursumg a de- gree m aaronautlcal engmeer- HAVE YOU MOVED' The Grosse Pointe News reaches over 50,000 readers every Thursday in mg at Embry Riddle Umver- its fully paid circulation. Contact your advertising representative for slty BECOME ENGAGED' In the post 3 months professional assistance. .Helton- HADADADYl .Temrowski We have lots of local information and over 59 gifts - No strings! Grosse Pointe News Barbara Phipps of Waterford CAlL SUSAN HOFFMAN 884.5756 and Roy Helton of Maytown, Ky, have announced the en- DISPLAY ADVERTISING gagement of their daughter, Regina Lynn Helton, to Paul 96 Kercheval Damel Temrowski, son of Mr 'Uffiom~Oll. and Mrs LeeRoy Temrowski of Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 Grosse Pomte Woods A Nov- Phone - even if you only moved next door! ember weddmg IS planned 882-3500 Fax 882-1585 ----'----..._------.------\----- 1 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION 1\ \ ~ SERVICES • ~VC::TI=MC:: • ('n~c:.I" T.IlTlnll 68 February 27, 1992 Pride of the Pointes Grosse Pointe News Marine Pfc. Joshua C. Robin Lux of Grosse Pointe M. Dow, Lisa Anne Ficarra, The following Grosse Point- Henry, son of Jerald J. and Kitchen, Marilyn Jackson, The following Grosse Point. Woods graduated from Central Michael James Fuher, Irath- ers earned bachelor's degrees in Janet E Henry of Grosse Ruth Morton, Scott Para. ers were named to the fall term MIchIgan Umverslty m Decem. leen Mary Hoski, Lara Kath. business admimstration from Pointe Farms, recently com- dise, Richard Pesegna, Abra- dean's list at Western Michigan ber She earned a bachelor of erine Lange, Kevin Andrew Wayne State Umversity: pleted recruIt trammg in San ham Post, Jacqueline Safadi, UniversIty: Meredith P. Lin- applIed arts degree In mterper- Meek, Robert John Olds, Al. David Ahee, James Gra- Diego He is a 1991 graduate of Robert Squiers, Mark Sum- coln, Katherine Anne Kolp, sonal and public commumca. icia Dauphin Peck, and Ri. bowski, Kimberly Han. Grosse Pointe South High mers, David Urso, Melanie Daniel Lee Krueger, Steve tIons cha Railan earned bachelor's dloser, Daniel KeUer, Chris- School Wortman and Myra Zangou. Edward Mourad and Lisa M. • degrees topher Kelley, Matthew los. • • Provenzano. The followmg Grosse Point- • Navy Seaman RecruIt Mi- ers graduated from the Univer .. chael A. Loffreda, son of Den- slty of MIChIgan III mld.De- . •• nis A. and Bngid D. Loffreda of cember: Stephen J arome • Grosse Pointe Woods, recently Kirk earned a Ph.D, Steven completed basIc trammg m Lewis Spillan earned a Jill'is Bridg~e======~==11 Great Lakes, Ill. He IS a 1991 doctor degree; David N. Law- graduate of Grosse Pomte •• •• rence, Karl Paul Haller, Mr Schnclder pullcd an even bigger bluff After wmnlng lhe heart ace, he North HIgh School. Kristen Ann Helsel, John • HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION • played dummy's spade Jack and let It ride to the kmg To perform a squeeze, he • William Hensler, Jane Perry, :.BRIDGE WOODY BOYD had 10 losc a Irick early ThIS west defender was hood-Winked 100 and Martin James Woodrow, BY t , •• .: conllnued hearts Now Karl won in his hand and took the club finesse Hillary Whyte, daughter of George E. Metropoulos and successfully Next the club ace, club ten ruff, Ihe diamond ace and ran his Susan Whyte of Grosse POInte Paul Donald Wilkins earned trumps to reach tlus beaullful three card endmg Farms, and James Wieme, son master's degrees; and Robert I wrote once before aboulthe grcat French master Jose Le Denlu\' sage reply of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Wieme Charles Jones, William when asked which was more difficult 10 learn, blddmg or play? of Grosse POInte Woods, have Freder Binder, Eoin Michael ~Unquesllonably, the play of the cards,~ he answered ~If you really wanled 10 been named to the dean's list take Ihe !rouble, you could become an above-average bIdder 10 fifteen days, but •.... Comerford, Daniel McCosh, to become a good C Pastor:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.;. + K 10 65 + A932 From page4B " 65 • Q83 •" .I91054 I closed my eyes and tried to hear the singing of the 41 K965 w[i} + 8732 chl1dren in Karmi'el who, with the aid of U.S. ma- s rines, were trying to put the past to rest and create a + Q84 hYing memorial for those marines killed in 1983. I " KQ 1087 32 + K + A93 • A9 " .... wondered how those children will grow up and what + 4 W.led H 6 •.... " they will remember best - the singing in that tiny res- 41K96 +• 8 taurant and the planting of those trees - or the Some hands are difficult to play. Today's is a monster which none of our sounds of bombs sent over the border from Lebanon champions foresaw unhl the dummy came IOto play The lead suggested to each s that West didn't have the A, K of spades and maybe not even the ace The heart + Q84 and their older brothers and sisters fighting in the con- SIXtherefore looked natural and offered J chance flicts of that northern region of Israel? Here's how Reese handled the hand employmg a magnum of decepllon. He " One of my parishioners said to me: "It looks like you won the heart ace 10 the dummy and dIdn't play another as he didn't want either •+ 4 got oack ju'stiin.tiine/' " ~•.,.,~~".-:>' It's pos~ible Bonnie once had the things any dog should When the Morrow family moved, they tQok have - a nice home, a yard to run in, and plenty of all of the furniture but left one of the fIxtures. food. She may even have been considered one of the family.* But when a Michigan Humane Society investigator found her, she was at home all alone, about to face a brutal winter, scared, ) »-::»...... : $ ...:; cold, and hungry. "" -~ You see. when Bonnie's family moved, ~~" %. she was left behind. And whatever she ~ r~ry~", once had is now gone. "=::~ It's shocking, but that's how we find many of the neglected and abused ani- mals we take in. In fact, last year we received an average of 135 animals every day. And although we give them tem- porary shelter, the task of providing ongoing care for so many animals is a never-ending challenge. Which is why we need your help. With your contribution, it's possible for us to shelter these animals when they're homeless, feed them when they're hun- gry, and even prosecute abusive owners. But most importantly, your donations can ultimately give Bonnie and others like her what they so desperately need. A permanent position in a loving home. r------, Yes, I would like to help Here IS my donatIOn of : 0$15 0 $25 0 $50 0 $100 0 Other ----, : Please make check payable 10 Michigan Humane : Society, 7401 Chry~ler Dnve, Detroit, MI 48211 : Or charge my 0 VISA 0 MasterCard Card Number Exp Date __ Signature _ Name _ Address _ City Stale_ZIP __ -~ 1lle Michigan Humane SocIety ISa non- I'(I profit orgaOlzalion funded by pnvale con.. • mbullom All conmbullons are tax ~ , deductible MIC~ 22M V 92 ~------~-The rami I)' n~ ~~ brt"-c~.an~cd ~ur_lo an flnlOI"g IT)\'e~TI~rl~_ _ __ ...... _-_...._----_...._-----~------_._~...... ------_ .._----_..-:------:--"':""------~------I I .' February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 :;Getaway is Anderson & Co. Gallery hosts unique showing ff the Toledo By Ronald J. Bernas .'" Staff Wrrter To that end she hosts specIal The {ollnwing IS one of an oc- educatIOnal showmgs - most ;:museum casIOnal serks pro{ihng the art recently for the Grosse Pomte " In Artists Asso- " galkrks the Pomtes .: By Ronald J. Bernas When Roma and Carl Ander- ciatIon ~. Staff Writer son saw the little buildmg on "I'm kmd :: Looking for a unique, hip, the Hl1l In Grosse Pointe of a mer- :: worry.free day trip? Farms they knew what they chandIser ': Perhaps A Day Away WIth wanted to do WIth it. and marke- ;: the DIA will fill your bill. It was vacant at the time. ter," the ~: On Wednesday, April 8, the Because it most recently had former Blr- :' Volunteer Committee of the been a modern art gallery, they mmgham ;: DIA's Founders Society will knew it would be perfect for gift shop :: hold another of its popular get- what they wanted - another 'f , owner said. -: away senes This one, "Spring- art gallery, but featurmg more '. "1111S Ib the :: ing up in Toledo," is an explo- classical work. But the white Anderson type of art I ~: ration of photography. walls and ceiling - which were love and I felt It needed to be ;, "This is the third of four perfect for displaying modern offered in this area." :: trips this year and it's geared art - were too cold for the 19th The gallery has already had :: toward people interested in and early 20th century art they one major showing, "Man's -: photography as an art form," wanted to sell. Best Friend," which featured ;. said Mary O'Bryan of the Lee So they painted the walls a portraits of dogs. ~: Volunteer Committee. deep gray. The ceilings were The second major exhibit • Two very different photo- painted black to give an illu- opens Wednesday, March 4 :: graphic exlubits are on display sion of space. "Please Do Not Touch," a '. at the Toledo Museum of Art. ''The people from Sotheby's unique showing of still lues :: The flI'St, "In Our Tune: The in New York have been here," and trompe l'oeil (fool the eye) :: World as Seen by Magnum Roma Anderson said. ''They by David Brega. Photographers," is a major in- :1 love the space. And so do I - Although Brega's work IS :' ternational exhibition featuring we couldn't be happier." new - he's in his 40s and will .: more than 300 photographs by Anderson & Co. features a be at the opening - it pays :; 60 renowned photojournalists. large U-shaped main room. homage to the type of art in -: In 1947, five of the world's Smaller rooms offer displays of Anderson's gallery. :: leading photographers created decorative art pieces and a In fact, one of his most im- Magnum Photos Inc. Their self. room near the back may be portant works is called "Horn. .' defmed Jn1SSionwas to record dedicated soon to more modern age" and is a remarkable .: humanity in all of its best and works. Anderson is still trying trompe l'oeil. It is a painting of :• worst aspects through their an easel and everything that's '.~ hi] to adjust to the space, she said own personal experiences w . e - the gallery has only been hanging on it. It includes sev- • protecting their artistic integ. open since October of 1990. eral miniature landscape paint- :, rity. ings, paying tribute to the art- • Thanks to the large glass windows that face Kercheval, ists of the Hudson River School. :: people walking by can get a Other works include still lues good view of the artwork on of antiques and other eye-teas- ... display inside . ing works that fool VIewers mto " ''They can have a viewing thinkmg they are lookIng at a without actually walking m the pamtmg with a postcard stuck door," she Bald. m the bottom of the frame like a photograph on a InlITor, or At fIrst, Anderson & Co. was cause one to reach to pull off a open only by appointment, but price tag that's really pamted now offJrs~regular hours Tues- on the work. ~ day through Saturday from 11 This will be Brega's second a.m. to 4 p.m. and is open eve- major showing. His fIrst, at the nings by appointment. The day. Alexander Gallery in New Against the backdrop of time hours are to entice people York City in 1986, was sold out China, Russia, Cuba, Central into the gallery. in its first evening. America, Southeast Asia and "He's on rus way up," Roma the United States, Magnum "Although we encourage pe0- ple to come in and look, most of Anderson said "We're lucky to developed the photojournalistic have him." the people who come in here standards by which all others "Please Do Not Touch" WIll are measured. aren't going to buy anything. But we feel we're here as an be on display through April 3 The second exhibit is titled education and we want people David Brega's "Homage" pays tribute to Hudson River School artists. and then WIll travel to Boston "Josef Sudek, A Life's Work," to come in," she said. and Washington, D.C The opening is from 6 to 8 p.m. and is a tribute to Czechoslova- Roma Anderson's right hand work to patrons. And often The gallery specialIZeS in says that Amencans need to March 4. The gallery 18 located kia's most famous photogra- is Mary Russo who, along with they learn from their VISitors 19th and early 20th century know about their own art Ius- at 99 Kercheval. Call 886-6652 pher. Anderson, describes the art- and pass that information on American painters; Anderson tory. for more information. Sudek's career spanned 65 years and his photographs have earned him the title "the poet of Czechoslovakia." Through Audience participation mystery is next at the Golden Lion light and shadows, Sudek ex- plored the streets, architecture, The world premiere traditIOn historic sites and gardens of leave, It will be me" Shortly continues at the Golden Lion Prague. His later work became thereafter, there is a death in Dmner Theatre when "Murder Henry and Luvonne's room surreal, personal and idIOsyn- Me, Murder Me, My Darling, cratic He is virtually unknown The rest of the act retraces My Darling!," an aUdience-par- outside of Czechoslovakia ex- events; the cast wIll Circulate ticipatIOn mystery, opens Fn- cept for a small loyal following. through the audience during day, Feb. 28. Runnmg every mterrrllSSIOn and Act Two wJlI Patience Young, curator of Friday and Saturday evening be determined by the audIence education at the DIA, will join through Apnl 4, the onginal vote. the trip to answer questions mystery will allow audience and provide insight on the pho- members to choose the second The productIOn IS under the tographs. act that they will see by secret- direction of Jan Vreeland, a ballot voting during intermIS- veteran director of audIence After lunch at Inverness sion. participatIOn events for Denms Country Club, the next stop Wickline Productions Inc. Vree- The audience will see a sus- will be in Maumee for a tour of land has also been seen onstage penseful, mysterious first act Lauerer Markin Gibbs, an ad. as Aunt Blanche m "Brighton which takes place at a vacatIon vertising agency. Beach MemOIrs" and "Broad- lodge in Traverse City. Lu- way Bound." Takmg on the vonne and Henry Adamson, a "What's particularly interest- role of Lucretia Malvema is ing about them is that they do ShIrley Shepard, who was seen the entire process of advertis- last season at the Golden LIOn mg on the premises," O'Bryan ADMITON'E as DaiSY Werthan m "Drlvmg said. "They take the photo- I MISS DaISY" Suzanne Marie graphs, develop them and print Hillman, director of this sea- them all right there and we'll son's "The Kmg and I," ap- get a behmd-the-scenes look at pears as Luvonne Adamson the process." Theater B J Alpern wJll portray Henry The fee for the day is $50 Adamson, and Ken Kelley and includes transportation, 3NO l.Iwav plays Dagwood Patch Stage t lunch and tours. The tour manager for the productIOn IS • leaves from the DIA at 8:30 Molly Dodge a.m. and returns at 5 p.m. recently married couple on their honeymoon, arrive at the PrIce for the evening IS Reservations are necessary Pinecone Resort only to be ac- $24 95 whIch mcludes dinner and can be made by sending a costed by Lucretia Malvenia, a show, tax and gratUIty Cock check or money order to AAA mystenous woman who claIms taIls begm at 7 p.m, dmner IS Travel Agency, Attention DIA to have "second sight" Dag- at 730 pm With the show fol- Suzanne Marie Hillman. left, as Luvonne Adamson, and Shirley Shepard as Lucretia Mal. Tour, 24280 Woodward Ave. wood Patch, the propnetor of lowmg dessert GIft tickets are venia, appear in "Murder Me. Murder Me. My Darling, My Darling'" at the Golden Lion Dinner nue, Pleasant Ridge, MI, 48069. Theatre from Feb. 28 through April 4. the resort, tries to be as accom- avaIlable Group rates and For further information, call modatmg as possible, but be- performances are also avaIl- Nora Webber at 833-3242. comes more of a pest than a able. SpeCial semor CItizen "Designers Create Super- help. group rates are avaJlable for charged Environment," the fi- FrIday performances only The nal event of the Volunteer Before departing abruptly, Golden LIOn I estaurant IS 10 Committee's series, is sched. LucretIa proclaims to the cou- cated at 22380 Moros'!, near More news about local theater on page 9B uled for Wednesday, June 10, ple that she must leave because Mack, In DetrOit For further and mcludes tours of several "there Will be death In thIS mformatlOn and reservatIOns, local nightclubs. room tomght, and if I do not call 886-2420 ------~------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION 88 February 27, 1992 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News • Go fish salmon '05 got the stuff to keep you In the pink If you are like a fast.growing not produce; they are called segment of the populatIOn, you "essentIal" acids and can only love to cook but don't have the be obtained through the diet. time - at least not durmg the Salmon protem is classified as week. "complete," because It prOVIdes Here's an easy solutIOn to Elegant all the essential amino aCIds the workweek dInner crunch - and IS highly digestible, result. Asian.style Alaska salmon noo- mg m easy breakdown and ab. dle soup, or salmon and vegeta. sorption by the body. ble salad vinaigrette or baSIC Eating It's easy to see why health salmon loaf or patties, or Jiffy professionals such as the Amer- salmon pizzas. ican Heart Association recom. Start wIth Alaska canned mend reducing total fat intake salmon. RICh, dehcious flavor and eatmg fish, such as canned combined with a great nutrI' salmon, at lea.,t once a week. tion profIle make canned mg sheet Bake at 350 F for 45 In addItIon to all that, the 2 1/2 cups celery sticks or minutes. Makes 4 to 6 servings. salmon a must for every pan- followmg recIpes should help fennel strips, cooked until try. Choose Alaska sockeye, put an end to worries about crisp-tender also known as red salmon, for Salmon Patties: Prepare what to eat on those meatless 1 can (15 1/2 oz.) Alaska salmon mIXture as above, omIt. its brIght red color and rIch fla. Lent Fridays salmon vor. Or, try the more economi- tmg mIlk. Shape into eIght pat- Vinaigrette dressing (see be- tIes Coat with cornmeal or low) cally prIced Alaska pink Asian-Style Alaskan flour, If desITed. Pan fry on salmon with a lighter color and Marinate vegetables m vinai- a more delicate flavor. Those Salmon Noodle Soup both sides m 2 tablespoons veg. grette dressing at least 1 hour. etable 011 or butter untIl golden who are concerned with cal- 1 can (14 3/4 Oz.) Alaska Dram and arrange on platter, brown Serve m buttered ham- cium intake should know that salmon reserve dressing. Drain salmon; burger buns, topped with your the tiny bones m canned 1 cup thinly sliced carrots break mto chunks, arrange favorite condIments. salmon are thoroughly cooked 1 package (3 oz.) Ramen.style WIth vegetables on platter during processing, making soup Drizzle WIth remaIning dress- Jiffy Salmon Pizzas them very soft and completely 2 cups trimmed pea pods ing. Makes 6 to 8 servings. edible, and providIng a good 4 green onions, cut into 1- 1 can (7 112 oz.) Alaskan salmon Asian-Style Alaskan Salmon Noodle Soup supply of natural calcium. Sim- inch pieces Vinaigrette Dressing: Com- 1 can (8 oz.) tomato sauce ply mash them lightly with a 1 T grated fresh ginger or 1 bine 1/2 cup olive or vegetable 2 T minced onion fork, then blend into the recipe teaspoon ground ginger OIl, 1/4 cup red wine vinegar, 2 114 t Italian seasoning City Of Michigan Canned salmon IS an excel- 2 garlic cloves minced tablespoons mInced parsley, 1 Qbrn55~Jnhti~ Jark 4 English muffins, halved lent source of niacin and com- 2 t low.salt soy sauce tablespoon mInced chives or 3/4 cup shredded Swiss WAYNE COUNTY plete protein. The fats in 2 t lemon juice green onion, 118 teaspoon salt cheese salmon are predominantly poly- 1/4 t sesame oil and dash pepper; mix well. 3 T grated Parmesan cheese NOTICE unsaturated, which IS reputed Dram and flake salmon and Makes about 3/4 cup. 8 ripe olives, sliced (optional) OF REVIEW OF to be beneficial in reducmg the set aside. BrIng five cups water 1992 ASSESSMENT ROLL Drain salmon, reserving liq. risk of heart dIsease. And the to boil in a large saucepan. Add JJasic Salmon Loaf or oil in canned salmon contains carrots and bring to boil Break uid; flake. Combine reserved NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Review of the CIty of Patties salmon liquid, tomato sauce, omega.3 fatty acids which ap- Ramen noodles into 4 pieces Grosse Pointe Park, Wayne County, Michigan will be in session at the 1 can (15 1/2 oz.) Alaska onion and Italian seasoning in pear to reduce blood choles- and drop into water. Simmer 1 MUnIcipal Building, 15115 East Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pomte Park, salmon small saucepan. Bring to a boil, terol. 1/2 minutes Gently stir in re- Michigan, for the purpose of reviewing the 1992 Assessment Roll on' 2 cups soft bread crumbs reduce heat and simmer 5 min. The caloric content of salmon maming ingredients, including 1/3 cup finely minced onion utes. Spoon tomato mixture March 10 & March 24, 1992 varies according to the fat con- seasoning package, and serve. 114 cup milk tent of each species In an aver. Makes 4 servings. evenly over muffins. Spread 2 eggs with flaked salmon. Combine All sessions will be from 8:30 a m. to 5:30 p.m. with a recess from 12 age 31/2 ounce serving the 00. Salmon and Vegetable noon to 1:00 p.m. orie content ranges from 124 2 T minced parsley cheeses and sprinkle over 1 T lemon juice salmon. Garnish with olives. calories for chum salmon to 180 Salad Vinaigrette Hearings will be scheduled by appointment. Please contact the 114 t each salt and dill weed calories for king. 2 112 cups sliced., cooked Place pizzas on baking sheet Department of Public Services at 822-5020. dash pepper Protein is essential in buIld- new potatoes and bake at 400 F for 8 min- Drain salmon, reserving 2 utes. Makes 4 servings. ing, repairIng and maintaining 2 112 cups caulit1owerets, The State of Michigan has enacted Act #135 of 1992 pertaining to assess- tablespoons liquid; flake. Com- body tissues. Amino acids are cooked until crisp-tender ments and Board of Review This bill allows 1992 assessments to be bine all ingredients; mix well. Irene Burchard's Elegant Eat- changed only if one or more of the following applies: the building blocks which make 2 1/2 cups Chinese pea pods Place in well-greased 8 1/2 x 4 up protein. There are nine or whole green beans, mg column and Elizabeth Walk- 1/2 x 2 l/2-inch loaf pan or er's Blblw-file column run on 1. A physical addition or loss to the property was made. amino acids that the body can- cooked until crisp-tender shape into loaf on greased bak- alternate weeks in thlS space. 2. A property assessment was split or combined. 3. A tax exemption provided by State law is involved. Mexican cooking taught 4. A property owner acquired the property after January 1, 1991. Those with an interest in the "Salsas" on March 9. f " Board of Review authentic cooking of Mexico The fee for each session is .r Ctty of Grosse Pomte Park will enjoy three classes to be $15. Prior regIstration is urged taught by Alicia Bonilla-Cullen Dale Krajniak for each of the classes, to be Ctty Clerk for the Department of Com- held at 7 p.m. on Mondays at munity Education. They are Bames school, 20090 Mormng- "Mexican and Southwest Cook- side Drive, Grosse Pointe ing Desserts; Bunuelos/Sopa- Woods. pillas" on Feb. 24, "Tortillas: Flour and Com Guacamole, Call 343-2178 for informa- Quesadillas" on March 2, and tion. lrel From soup to dessert Elaine Caulfield, cooking in- p.m on Tuesday, March 24. structor with the Department Both classes will be held at of Community Education, will = Bames school, 20090 Morning- CD=-- offer two classes this winter. side Drive, Grosse Pointe She will repeat her popular Woods. The fee for each class is - offering, "Yeast-Raised Cinna- $15. 18 mon Rolls" at 1 p.m. on Thurs- Featu"ng day, March 12. And she will Call 343-2178 for informa- present "Splendid Soups," at 1 tion. BARBARA PAUL UNDERHILL & MARTINI GARY BEACOM Experience spirit of New England Irish eyes JUDY MICHAEL Let the Grosse Pointe Adven- $14. Fllmmaker William Butler The Irish Rovers. otherwise known as the "interna- BLUMBERG & SEIBERT ture series transport you by reviews America's early begin- tional ambassadors of good fun:' will appear at Macomb fLfNA OLfG film to experience "The Spirit nings, the separation from Eng- Center for the Performing Arts at 8 p.m. Tuesday, VALOVA & VASSILIEV of New England" on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. March 3-5. Tickets are $18 for land and ship building m New CARYN KADAVY March 3, at the Grosse Pointe England. See the modem and adults and $16 for students and seniors and may be ob- War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore historic sites of Connecticut, tained at the center's box office or charged to Visa/Mas- YVONNE GOMEZ Drive in Grosse Pointe Farms. Rhode Island, Massachusetts, terCard by calling 286.2222. Macomb center is located on ROBERT WAGENHOFFER Maine, New Hampshire and the center campus of Macomb Community College at The film IS $4 25 and the Vermont. For more Informa- Hall and Garfield roads in Clinton Township. RENEE & GORSHA New England.style dInner is tion, call 881-7511. ROCA SUR Wednesday MARCH 4 • 7:30 pm JOE LOUISARENA , QQ9USA ra a proud sponsor 0' the 1992 U.S. Olympic Team. 3"'010 Mmlalure Poodle/Non-Sporlmg Group Sunday, March 8, 1992 • Coho Center ChIldren under 12 & Scnlor Owens $ 500 Adults $700 u~ 7a4te 1Utt4 ~~" FamIly Pass ( 2 adullS, ~ chddren) $2000 Full Catering and Carry-Out Available For mformallon dIal T'ckets avaIlable at ('.000 Center and DKC Hotline 15023 East Jefferson DKC....sHOW rICK"~ ~S'7'lE'R~ Grosse Pointe Park 352-7469 (313) 645-6666 313/ 8 2 2 - 2 5 9 0 Mon. - Fri. 7 am - 6 m Saturda lOam - 5 I ----_._._._-~------_._--_.-...------February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 98 I ByAfricanAlex Suczek Portraits' dazzles with rich evocation of black experience hymn to hope and pnde. The ado Del GraclOso" and Brahms' Special Wnter traIts" by Hannibal Peterson, a Last weekend's concert set program opened officially, then, "VariatIOns on a Theme of ated by Peterson that holds this Conductor Dunner held this with the Umsys forum selec. Haydn" Dunner's reading of new work first performed only all together. was the annual program to 15 months ago In Carnegie sprawlmg work together with tIon. the Ravel was very much reo The work IS monumental as honor black musIC and present Hall. Along with the symphony ImpreSSIve skIll and under- Composer Kevin Scott was flectIve of a lively Jester's morn. IS the expenence of hearmg It . the CUrl'ent winner of the Um- orchestra and a large chOIr, It standIng and proVIded those honored thIs year with the pre. Ing song, whIch is the work's There are, m fact, too many sys Mrican-Amencan Compos. calls for Jazz quartet, gospel fortunate enough to have at. sentatlOn of Movement I from name In Enghsh. It was ener. memorable moments to men. ers Forum. However, it was smger, blues smger, natIve M tended With an experience as "Ben Hur Symphomc Studies getlC and had a satlrlC bite. The tlOn but a few of the hIgh , much more than the formality rican narrator, Mncan drums, dazzlIng and moving as It had thIS descnptlOn might suggest. for String Orchestra." USing effect was new to some extent, pomts should convey the thrIll been to see the MrIcan gold selections from hIS inCIdental yet true to the onglnal and tenor, bass and boy soprano The traditional opening with of thIS experience. exhibIt at the DIA In the pre- , the Black Amencan Anthem, music to a stage productIOn of well worth the hearmg. It IS magnificently conceIved cedmg month The combina- CertaInly the recltatIve.hke the famous book and mOVIe,the The stately openmg of the and executed and was per. tIOn, In fact, opened a whole " nal1'ation by Papa Bunka Susso f>'" complete work is a set of stud. Brahms posed a strong con. formed WIth insight and inspI- new perspective on the contrI' .,' from GambIa, West Mrica, self. les based on the author and trast Haydn's theme set In ratIOn. The poetry and musIc butlOn of Mncan.Amencan arts accompamed on the lute like characters In the play. The one Brahms' opulent harmoillza. created by Peterson are multI' to the wealth of culture m our which was performed portrays tIons is grand and Impressive, cultural and multl.hngual and kora, was both faSCInating to commumty Music watch and hIghly movmg to the author, Gen Lew Wallace yet thiS performance lacked the form In the totality an epIc ora- It is a morose and Introspec. smooth all urmg power of torio celebratIng the complete hear. The bnlhant, thunderous . ~ tIve segment, well orchestrated, Brahms and bordered on the black experience from the raId. drummmg of master drummer ThIS weekend's conceIts be. but gloomy, provoking curiosity bombastic In the big vanatlOns mg of indigenous life In Mnca SundIata Kelta from western gin tomght at Orchestra Hall to hear the rest of the SUIte In and on the pedantIc In the deh. through the ordeals of slave NIgeria and hIS sumptuously and cater to the easler-hsten the hope that there would be cate ones ShIpS, auctIons and depnvation costumed Sun Drummers was et s The program IS titled "An ' "LIft Every Voice and Sing," is hvelier and more stImulating None of thIS prepared the of liberty, to the triumph of equally ImpreSSIve. And the EvenIng With Henry Mancml" ' an emotional experience In it. elements. casual member of the audIence spIrit and Its expression In the "Wallmg Song" performed by and WIll be repeated FrIday ",' self as the audience rises sol. ASSOCIateconductor Leshe B for the rich surpnse that \\as to mUSical styles of gospel SIng. Vanessa Bell Armstrong raIsed and Saturday evenings and :~ emnly and WIth devotIOn to JOIn Dunner followed this WIth come The second half of the ing, blues, Jazz and the formal gospel smglng to a hIgh dra- Sunday afternoon For program :. in singing this 120-year-old performances of Ravel's "Albor. program was "Mrican POl" orchestral and choral work cre. matIc art form on a par WIth Information and tIckets, call grand opera ~Simon's 'Sunshine Boys' are welcome any time 8333700 - By Marlan Trainor day's theater audiences, they verman ------_._------_._------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I <:~RVI('l::c:. • c:.vc::n:uc:: • ('('''''"1 TAT,no. 1 10B February 27. 1992 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News Social dramas available for teens Crossroads ProductIOns Ltd., "Running on High" is a pop- and I Have AIDS" is a timely a Redford-based educational ular program on the dangers of examination of the myths and tourIng theater company, an- substance abuse. Vignettes il. realities of mv infection. The nounces its 1992 season of Con- lustrate topics such as peer play introduces a young college temporary Social Dramas for pressure, drinking and driving, woman who learns of her ill. Michigan teens. and the abuse of drugs. A dis- ness, and how that illness af- Each Contemporary Social cussion period led by experts fects her life and the lives of Drama features a 30-minute from Annapolis Hospital or those around her. This project live stage production followed Common Ground, the Royal was developed in cooperation by a one hour dIscussion period Oak based crisis intervention with the Midwest AIDS Pre- led by experts in the subject center, follows the presentation. vention Project, whose experts matter. The programs, Ideal for "Running On High" is en. lead a post.play discussion pe- school assemblies, are geared dorsed by Students Against riod. toward students m grades 6 Driving Drunk - Michigan. through 12 "My Name is Pam Rogers Also available is "Divorce Is Not the End of the World," a 'Rimers of Eldritch' opens program that uses several vi- gnettes to look at how divorce affects various members of a at the Theatre Company typical family. The program is produced in The Theatl'e Company of the Cora and David Fox as Skelly cooperation with SPACE for UmversIty of Detl"Olt Melcy Manor. Changing Families. It is funded Will present Lanford Wilson's The Earl D A. Smith Theatre through grants received from portraIt of small-town Middle on the Umversity of Detroit the National Council of Jewish AmerIca, "The Rimers of Eld- Mercy's McNichols campus at Women and the DeRoy Testa- ntlh," Mmch 622 III the Earl McNIchols and LIvernOiS. Cur. mentary Foundation. D A SmIth Theatre tam times are 8 p,m. Thurs- Crossroads Productions was A man has been murdered days, Fndays and Saturdays, founded in 1979 as a fully Forum returns The mystery IS, who murdered and 7 p.m Sundays. A Sunday professional, non-profit touring hIm and what were the circum- matInee will be given March 15 theater company. It has stances? To solve it, the play at 2 p m. in addition to the eve- brought its unique blend of ed-- The lazz Forum returns for the spring segment of its 1991-92series in a concert Wednes- blends the various people and ning performance. ucation and live theater to' day. March 4. featuring the lohnny Trudell quintet and vocalist Sandra Mandella. Trudell bItS of actIOn mto a stnking Tickets are $8 reserved and more than 350,000 people of all is widely recognized as one of the key musicians in this area. Mandella has emerged from mosaiC, and captures, With elo- $6 for senior citizens and stu- ages throughout Michigan. a pop background to become a solo performer of note. Their all-star backing will include quence and mSIght, the very dents Group rates are avail- Complete information about, Steve Wood. Matt Michaels. Ray Tini and leff Trudell'L The concert is a selection of the heart and meanmg of the small able For more information, to the Contemporary Social Dra. best music from the standard jazz repertoire and is tiUed. "A String of Musical Pearls:' mldwestern town of Eldntch, receive a brochure, or for reser- mas can be obtained by calling, The concert will be at 8 p.m. at the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church. 11150 Maumee. For The story IS presented m more vations call the Theatre Com- Crossroads Productions at 537. tickets and information. call 961-1'114.Tickets are also available at Village Records and than a hundred tmy scenes pany at 993-1130. 4860. Tapes. 1'1116Kercheval in Grosse Pointe. that jump back and forth In time, building toward stunnmg resolutIOn Wilson IS a founding member Veterans to benefit at premiere of 'Article 99' of the CIrcle Repertory Com- A benefit pelformance of 01 Wallach, Lea Thompson, John the door with all proceeds bene- pany m New York HIS work at FABULOUS TURKEY IOn PIctures' new film release, Mahoney and Kathy Baker, fitmg the many commumty ser- Circle Rep mcludes "The Hot 1 r April 24 to May 10 "AltIcle 99," will be held at and IS dIrected by Howard VIceprojects of Chapter 154 Baltimore," "5th of July" and 7 30 pm Tuesday, March 3, at Deutch It IS the story of dedi- "Talley's Folly." He received DETROIT to Brussels - AprU 24 the 1980 Puhtzer PrIZe for the AMC Eastland 5 cated doctors and nurses who For more informatIOn, call Drama for "Talley's Folly," and 1 night in Brussels to get over jet lag The speCial advance showmg have no chOIce but to battle the Veterans Support Center at has received several Tony BrlJSlielsto Istanbul- April 26 of the GuskoffiLevy Company admimstrators who practice the 776-9810 from 9 a.m to 9 p m award nommatlOns film is sponsored Jomtly by 01- fine art of "Article 99." Alticle "AIticle 99' opens at Detroit "The Rimers of Eldritch" is May 09 departure from Ankara to Brussels IOnPIctures and Chapter 154 of 99 IS a Catch 22 of the '90s area theaters on FrIday, March the Vietnam Veterans of Amer- that promises veterans "full 13 dIrected by Arthur J. Beer and May 10 Brussels back to the United States features Yolanda Fleischer as Ica Inc and complete medIcal benefits," Call for brochure am details: :~ An entertammg and thought most of which are "not avail- (313) 881-3747 pl"Ovokmg film, "Article 99" able at this tIme" takes a CYnical look mSIde a Veterans AdmmIstratlOn hospl- The Eastland 5 Theater is Io- de BARY TRAVEL INC. 319 Fisher Road ta).. " > , cated on J:~ight MIle ~al}dijea- , The~s'~lota, - cohffieftr'~ the~iifnd GrCl~ Pointe, Michi~n 482~ Kiefer Sutherland, Forest WhI- Mall in Harper Woods. TIckets taker, John C. McGmley, Eli are $5 and WIll be avaIlable at GROSSE POINTE TOWNSHIP Denny McLain emcees benefit AND LAKE TOWNSHIP Tickets are stIll available for sleigh or hay rides for 10 pe0- the "Stairway to the Stars" 1992 ple, and autographed sports BOARD OF REVIEW SESSIONS auctIon to be held Saturday memorabilia. In addition, there Feb. 29. The auction will be in will be two silent auctions fea. The Assessment Roll for the Township of Grosse Pointe, Wayne County the beautifully decorated TRW turing items such as tickets to and the Township of Lake, Macomb County, Grosse Pointe Shores, Center m Washington, MI Meadow Brook, the Fox, Pon- Michigan, for the year 1992 has been compiled. The tentative equaliza- (4505 26 Mile, west of Van tiac Silverdome and the Palace; tion rates for residential and commercial property is 50.00 and the esti- Dyke). Denny McLain, former tour of WXYZ Channel 7 stu- mated residential multiplier for 1992 is 1.00, and estimaled commercial • Detroit Tigers pitcher and now dios; dinners at top restaurants, multiplier is 1.00. Please note that these figures are the same as last year's a local radio personality on and much more. because of the assessment freeze; therefore, notices in change of assess- WXYT 1270, wlll host the Hors d'oeuvres and cocktails ment will be received only by property owners where applicable for rea. ' event aimed at raising funds sons such as additions to the home; structural renovations; and where it are included in the door price of can be proven that a home was purchased for a price significantly differ- for restoration of the Octagon $40 a person, $60 a couple. ent than that reflected by the 1991 SEV. The Board of Review will hear House in Washington. Doors open at 7 p.m. RSVP by official petitions on a fust-come first-served basis on the following dates: The live auction includes an- calling Linda Heldt at (313) tiques, hotel stays on Mackinac 781-0084 or Pam Phillips at TUESDAY,MARCH 3, 1992 Island, at Grand Traverse, and (313) 456-8805 or (313) 781- and in Petoskey, all-day fishing 8816 and receive $10 off the MONDAY,MARCH 9, 1992 charter, handmade furniture, door price. 9:00 a.m.• 12:00 noon Puppet show and Some enchanted afternoons 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. The Grosse Pointe War Memorial presents the Voya. The Board will meet in the Grosse Pointe Shores Municipal BUilding geur Puppet Theatre's "String Along Friends and Puppet (first floor), 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Shores. All persons on stage at Players Club Variety Show" on Saturday. Feb. 29. from 11 a.m.-noon. with inquiries or complaints regarding assessments and wishing to file The third of five shows in the Koncerts for Kids series is Paper Bag Productions Ltd. Pointe Fanus 18 Mr. Parrot. official petilions will then be heard. Petitions by mail must be received by for kids aged 3-12 and their parents. Enjoy these world is hosting the world premiere of Tickets are $6 and include the Board no later than during reasonable hours of their last session class marionettes and rod puppets. Tickets are $S for (3/9/92) so they may have time to review same. "Enchanted Afternoon" at the lunch at noon and show at 1 historic Players Club, 3321 E. adults and $4 for children 12 and under. Call 881-'1511for p.m. Reservations may be made more information. Jefferson, across from Harbor by calling 468-2727. Timothy E. O'Donnell Town. GPN: 2/27/92 & 3/5/92 Assessor The show runs Saturday and and Sunday afternoons through May 3 with some exceptions. The show was written by SPARKY ~ HERBERTS Mary Orr with music by Diane LeslIe and is about the impor- Vacation Year tance of saving the environ- ment Several Pointers are Included In the cast. Renee DuPont of Round at Lido On The Lake Grosse Pointe is Miss Leopard, Jennifer Weingarten of Grosse TRY OUR NEW SEASONAL MENU LidoOnTheLakeboastsa sumptuousmenuguaranteed10 whel Ihepalate Pointe Woods is Baby Eagle of those who know fine cuisine. Already famous for Iheir Swordfish and John Riley of Grosse FEATURING Sledks,PrimeRib,T-I3 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I I SERVICES. SVSTHA<: • ('(}NC:III TATlmJ 'I' 1 126 Sports February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News ; ULS a comeback team No lead is safe from Univer- and the Knights traIled by two Roeper. sity Liggett School's basketball points with 10 seconds left. Ken Martin's baseline jumper team. Hubbard drove the length of WIth 40 seconds remaining The Knights made two the floor and just missed a gave the Knights' their wiq- strong comebacks last week as layup. Louis Johnson went for ning points. .. they spht their two games, the tip-in and was fouled. He Martin led ULS with 1~ beatmg Bloomfield Hills Roeper made the first free throw but points and Hubbard added III 4140 and droppmg a 5049 de. missed the second. Freshman Joey Grant collecte,a clsion to Rochester Hills Lu. "Our team simply never nine assists. • theran Northwest, gives up," said coach Chuck " The split left ULS with an 8. Wnght, "Those two plays at Earher, ULS broke open ". 9 overall record. the end by Hubbard and John- tight game in the fourt~ ULS traded 27.18 at halfbme son were great efforts." quarter to beat Lutheran We~ of the Lutheran Northwest Drook led the Knights with land 5242, : game, but made up the deficit 19 points, eight rebounds and The Knights held a 33.2~ In the third quarter as Jason six assists, Dave Martin added lead when Westland went 0\l Drook led the comeback with 10 points. an 11-0 run to cut the mar~ nine of his 16 second-half ULS fought back from a to one point early in the fourtA pomts seven-point defiCIt in the first quarter ~ The lead changed hands sev. half to trail by a pomt gomg ULS regained control of the eral tImes in the fourth quarter The Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Bruins won the Squirt AA District 3 championship, In into the final quarter against game midway through the fi~ the front row (from left) are Andy Benfer. Drew Franklin. Mike Getz. Christian Auty and Scott period and Drook and Hubb~ Hamilton. In the middle row are Chris Peterson. Francis Rodriguez. Angelo Lapiana. Devon Al- combmed to make eight free lard. Justin Lariscy and J.C. Tibbitts. In the rear (from left) are assistant coach Jeff Marley. Injuries leave North throws down the stretch. : head coach Mike Fraeyman. Denny Igna9Oi. Matt Gossett. goalie coach Tom Gazley. Derek "We played a solid game e~ Grytzelius and manager Colin Ham.illon. cept for those two minutes at strapped for players the end of the third quarter,': Wright said. ~ By Chuck KIonke Reynolds, who led all scorers Sports Editor with 22 points, had a pair of Martin led ULS with 1~ Bruins win Squirt title A few weeks ago depth was baskets In the final 35 seconds points and Drook scored It one of the strengths of Grosse of the third quarter to send the Grant collected 10 rebounds. • It was easy as 1.2-3 for the got the assist on Devon Allard's regained the lead 22 seconds Pointe North's basketball team, Norsemen into the final period Grosse Pointe Hockey AssocIa- goal to close out the second pe- later. but times have changed. with a 4945 advantage. tIOn Squirt AA Brwns to win nod. The Bruins pulled Hamilton All of a sudden, the Norse- Four straight free throws by Swimmers the District 3 championship, " Gossett's unassisted tally was for a sixth attacker and Mike men are strapped for players. .. Utica's Jeremi Hunter at the No.1, they had to beat the '.. the only goal of the third pe- Getz stuffed in a rebound with "Jason Rio has a sprained start of the fourth quarter tied USA Chargers. No.2, they had are primed nod, closing out the Bruins' 4-1 20 seconds to go to tie the score ankle and we're not sure when the score at 49-all and Dave to beat the St. Clair Shores victory. Bruins' goalie J.C. TIb- at 2.2. he'll be back," said coach Crawford tipped in a missed Samts. No.3, they had to beat bitts played a strong game. The Bruins had their easiest George Olman. "Adam Lowry shot to give the Chieftains the for Falcons the Saints again. The Bruins reached the game in the opener when Getz missed last Friday's game with lead for the fIrst time since the Grosse Pointe South's swim. The Bruins accomplished all championship game with a 3-2 and Rodriguez each scored the flu and he's being tested for first quarter. North's Kurt ming team has been waiting three and achieved the district overtime victory over the twice to lead the Grosse Pointe mono. Matt Westbrook missed Rheaume tied the game with a for a year to get back at Ste~ title which was one of the goals Saints. Rodriguez, who assisted team to a 7-0 romp over the a couple games with a sprained pair of free throws, but Craw- hng Heights Ford. coach Mike Fraeyman set for on the tying goal with less Chargers. ankle and then he sprained his ford answered with two "They beat us in the first the team during the first prac- than a minute left in regula. other one in the South game. straight baskets to put Utica meet last year when we had tIce last August Gossett, Allard and Justin tion, got the winner with 1:20 Lariscy also scored for the We've always had depth, bu' ahead to stay. three kids out for discipline and St. Clair Shores opened the remainmg in the flI'St extra pe- Bruins, who got perfect goal. nght now we're in something "We just got tired in the our kids have been waiting for scoring in the second period of riod tending from Tibbitts. of a chess game trying to find fourth quarter," Olman said. a second chance at them," said the championship game, but Scott Hamilton played bril- Ignagni had two assists and the right combinations." "(Mike) Haskell, Reynolds and Blue Devils' coach Fred Mich. the Bruins answered with three liantly in goal for the Bruins to Getz, Christian Auty, Rodri. North didn't play well in its Korzo (Adam Korzeniewski) alik. straIght goals before the period keep the game scoreless guez, Allard, Gossett, Lariscy, 7749 loss to Grosse Pointe weren't able to get any rest in South will swim at Ford to- ended. Chris Peterson, assisted through the first period. Derek Grytzelius and Peterson South last week, but the Norse- the second half." night, Feb. 27, at 7 and a vic- by Francis Rodriguez and each collected one. men had a strong effort a few Olman's worst fears were reo tory by the Blue Devils will Denny Ignagni, tied the score The Saints continued to dom- The Bruins, who are 21-3-2, nights later in a 67-59 setback alized when Utica hit all nine clinch the Macomb Area Con- at 4:49 of the second period. inate play in the second period are getting ready for the state at the hands of Utica. Both of its free-throw attempts in the ference American Division dual and took the lead with 4:41 championships, which will be were Macomb Area Conference fourth quarter. meet championship. Matt Gossett put the Bruins left. A little more than a min. held in mid-March. The team White Division games and "We had to stay out of foul "It will be a good meet, but I ahead with the first of his two ute later, the Bruins countered also will compete in the Little dropped North to 3.7 in the trouble because we were miss- think we'U be ready for them," goals with Peterson and Rodri- WIth a goal by Allard from Gos- Caesars Amateur Hockey league and 7.9 overall. ing two starters and we didn't Michalik said. ''I feel confident guez assisting. Peterson also sett and Peterson. The Saints League playoffs "We played hard with Rio want to send them to the line about our chances. We're a lit- Me} 4AWl'Y,out against Utica," because they have some tgt100 tle ~per than tJ1.,~Yvm-e when Olman said. "The kids chave shooters," OIman said. .s?!People are healthy." r Five. qualify'"'[or"mat regionaf nothing to be aslmmed of for Jeff MacDonald led the I MichalIk has only one con- the way they played in that Chieftains with 20 points, cern about his team Three wrestlers from Grosse South's Scott Cairo took junior Jesse Culver, who took game." Hunter had 17 and Crawford "A couple of our guys always Pointe South and two from third at 140 pounds when he fourth at 171. Culver takes a The Chieftains, who are 8.2 added 10 to go with his 15 re- have a tendency to pull back Grosse Pointe North have a beat Port Huron Northern's 25-11 record to the regional. in the conference and 11.5 over. bounds. when they have to swim an. busy week ahead of them. Adam Hoffman 3.1 in the con. "Paul Kelley and Rich Rey- all, jumped out to a 6.2 lead Matt Peters and Westbrook other event," he said. "I have solation final. The win im- but North's D.J. Reynolds sank each scored nine points for to instill in them that they They're the five qualifiers nolds both got to the quarter- proved the junior's record to 27- a pair of three-point baskets North. Korzeniewski finished should swim one event at a from last week's Class A indi- finals and lost close matches," 12. and scored on a layup during a with eight points and pulled time. A fraction of a second carl vidual district tournament at Carr said. Blue Devils' senior Chris 10-0 run by the Norsemen. down 10 rebounds. be the difference between win. Port Huron Northern and Earlier last week, South beat North led 16-11 after the "Korzo had another great ning and losing." they'll compete in the regional Gianino improved his record to East Detroit 45-27 in the Class 18.7-1 at 145 pounds when he flI'St quarter and had a 29-27 game," Olman said. "He's South tuned up for its show, at Troy on Saturday with hopes A team district meet, but the beat a Sterling Heights Ford advantage at halftime. really playing well." down with the Falcons by over. of earnIng a spot in the state Blue Devils were ousted by wrestler in the match to decide Roseville, 47-24. powering Utica 113-70 in a con- meet in Battle Creek on March ference meet. 13.14. third place in the district. South's winners in the East Detroit match were Kelley (112 Hard work's ahead The Blue Devils got off to 8 The highest district finisher "Chris does a great job when pounds), Nate Eriksen (119), good start by winning the 200 among the local qwntet was he's healthy, but he's been sick Cairo (140), Gianino (145), Dan medley relay with Brenq North's Keith Giannico, who and hurt this season," said Klaasen (152), Culver (171), for South volleyball Schoenherr, Chris Jeffries. remained undefeated and took coach Larry Carr. Andy Walter and Tim JogaIl' Reynolds (189) and heavy- There's some hard work "I started substituting when first place at 130 pounds. Gian. North sophomore Dave San- weight Don Leal. ahead for Grosse Pointe South's swimming a 1:44.7. nico qualified for the state meet we got ahead and all of a sud- Freshman Kyle Zeller wo~ dercott took third place at 103 Culver, Reynolds and Leal volleyball team. den we couldn't pass, we a year ago when he was a jun- pounds the 200 individual medley iIi were the Blue Devils' winners "We just played terribly de- couldn't hit and we couldn't ior South's other qualifier was against Roseville. fensively against Hanover-Hor- 2:24.3 and finished a strong serve. It wasn't the girls I put second in the 100 backstroke ton so we're going to work hard in that were making the mis. for the next week and a half if with a personal best of 1:00.62. takes, but the others who South's other individual win. Switch turns on two Devils we want to beat North," said seemed to lose their rhythm," ners were Walter, 50 freestyle, A position switch seems to be Lady Devils coach Cindy Sharpe said. Chns Nixon, Tom Raft and South closes out the regular Sharpe. 22.79; Chad Hepner, diving, bnnging the best out of Grosse Angela Drake led the Lady Todd Frederickson also tallied season Saturday at 8 p.m. 276.2 points; Schoenherr, 100 Pointe South hockey players South had a rough week, as Devils with 13 kills and Ste- for South. against Brother Rice, which is butterfly, 57.8; Jogan, 100 Steve Solaka and Ted Hana. it lost its fIrst Macomb Area phanie Coddens had 11. ranked No. 1 in the state Class freestyle, 48.28; Chuck Ruiforki walt. Conference White Division South fell to 10-1 in the con- David Tucker collected three A poll. The Blue Devils then match to Sterling Heights Ford, 500 freestyle, 5:45.72; and Jef- "We put Steve on defense at assists and Kevin Brennan, ference and 29-3-2 overall. fries, 100 breaststroke, 1:08.82. the start of the season because open state tournament play on and then was ousted from the Kevin Watt, David Auld and Monday at 7 p.m. against Temperance Bedford Invita- of his SIZe, but he doesn't have Marcel Chagnon each had two. great speed and he wasn't com. Grosse Pointe North in the tional in the quarterfinal round Raft, Nixon and Solaka each Class A regional at the St. by Class C power Hanover- fortable there," saId coach John notched one assist. Grosse Pointe Farms • City LaLonde. Clair Shores Civic Arena. Horton. "We moved him to forward The Lady Devils need a vic. and he has become a very good tory over Grosse PoL'lte North Little League Baseball player for us He's big so It's Goals scarce for North March 4, when the crosstown rivals close out the league sea. hard to knock him off the puck, Grosse Pointe North's hockey first period. but he also has great hands son, if they hope to get an out. team is doing everything right "Our whole team gave a right championship. Presents and a good eye for the net." except scoring goals. solid effort, but captain Gary South posted a 6-2 record in Solaka's move to forward left The Norsemen dropped a /1-0 Corona has really been consis- pool play at Bedford, sweeping a hole in the defense, so Hana- decIsion to a strong Southgate tent for us," Abraham said. Ann Arbor Huron and the Bed. walt volunteered to make the Anderson team and bowed 5-0 "He's been a leader and he mo- ford junior varsity and splitting SWitch from forward to Redford Catholic Central, tivates himself and his Final Tryout team. two games each with Battle "He's been a real find for us but coach Dan Abraham was mates through h18 actions and Creek Central and Walled back there," LaLonde saId. encouraged by the effort in support " Late Registration Lake Central. "He's been really steady for as both contests, Abraham said the score of "We didn't play badly on de- short a time has he's played de- "Against Anderson we stuck the Cathohc Central game (Ages 9 thru 12) fense In the pool play, but we fense He does a good job of get- to our game plan and came out didn't tell the whole story. just watched Hanover.Horton," tmg the puck out of our zone." hlttmg," he saId. "We felt if we "It didn't reflect at all the Sharpe said. "They are a fun Solaka and Hanawalt each slowed them down we'd be suc- way the game was played," he team to watch, but not when played well as the Blue Devl1s cessful and we were. We just said "We had only 12 skaters Grosse Pointe North you're playing them." bounced back from a pair of de. couldn't put the puck in the and the kids showed an inten. Hanover.Horton rolled past Gym feats to beat RivervIew Gabnel net" sity that was brought out by the Lady Devils 15-5, 15-6 in RIchard 8-5 in a Michigan Freshman goalie Chuck the fact they worked harder the quarterfinal match. Metro Hockey League game. Schervish came up with an. than ever to make up for being other outstanding game as he shorthanded " The loss to Ford was even Sunday Solaka put South ahead to turned back all but one of the more distressing because the Lady Devils had a victory stay when he snapped a 3-3 tie 40 shots he faced. North had The Norsemen begm state within their grasp March ls~1992 WIth a goal late in the second only 12 shots, but Abraham tournament play next Monday period. said that seven of them were when they face Grosse Pomte South won the first game 15- 3 and had leads of 10-0 and 13- Brian Crane scored four quality chances. South at 7 p.m in the Class A times for the Blue Devils, who Anderson scored the only regional opener at the St. Clair 3 In the second game before los. From 12:15 to 5:00 PM led 3 0 after the first period. goal of the game at 9.32 of the Shores Civic Arena. ing 16.14. Ford won the decidmg game 15.12. ,e ---f ---~------~ ------_~_ • ...... ?""5o?lX... =;_' .....~ _ February 27, 1992 .Gros~e Pointe News Sports 138 iPointe Aquatics girls tops in Open Division Pointe Aquatics swnnmers ..., will represent Pointe Aquatics fourth in the 500 freestyle and dominated the GIrls Open DIvi- m the 12-alld-under MIchigan 200 IM and fifth in the 50 but- sion at the recent Winter State SWImming Champion- terfly. Shelden also WIll com- Blues-Buster Umted States ships next month. pete in the state champion- Swimmmg meet at Grosse Pointe Aquatics had several ships. Pomte North. firsts m the girls 13-14 group WestleIgh DeGuvera was Kim Hlgel took first in the Vasapolli won the 100 and 200 fifth In the 100 breaststroke 100 and 2oo-yard backstroke, freestyle events, Belenky was Chnstme Jamermo won the and sixth m the 50 breast- first m the 100 butterfly and stroke for boys 11-12. The 200 100 breaststroke and 400 mdl- Jamenno won the 200 IM vidual medley and Jennifer medley relay team of Peter LaFond was second m the 50 Haarz, WestleIgh DeGuvera, Paolucci was first in the 100 and 200 freestyle and fourth m and 200 butterfly Shelden and Patnck Spain took the 100; Vasapolli took a third a thIrd John LaJoy also swam Suzette Atrasz was second m m the 50 freestyle and fourth well for Pomte AquatICs the 100 breaststroke, fourth in m the 200 IM; Belenky was Tony Atrasz had firsts in the the 50 freestyle, fifth in the 200 third m the 200 butterfly, IM and sIXth m the 100 frees- 100 and 200 breaststroke to fourth m the 200 IM and sixth hlghhght Pointe Aquatics' ef- tyle. LIdia Szabo \\as second m m the 50 and 200 freestyle and the 500 freestyle and thIrd m fort m the boys 13.14 age Enn O'Loughhn was third In group the 100 and Amta Warner fin- the 1,000 freestyle and fourth Jeff Shelden, Tony Atrasz, ished fourth in the 1,000 frees- m the 500. Kathryn Tusa tyle. MIke O'Connor and Cory Wm- touched third In the 100 breast mger won the 200 medley relay The team of Higel, Jamerino, stroke and fourth m the 200 Betsy Belenky and Stephame for boys 13 14 and Shelden, breaststroke O'Connor, Tony Atrasz and Na- LaFond won the 200 medley re- Pomte Aquatics' lO-and-un- thaniel SplUT took second In lay and the quartet of Szabo, der girls 200 medley relay the 200 freestyle relay m the Suzette Atrasz, Tatyana Matish team of Amanda Dumler, same age group and Michelle VasapolIi finished Brtpna Elsey, Mehssa Jamer- third in the same race. Shelden was third in the 200 mcll and Erica Stock finished butterfly and 200 IM and fifth Rachelle Atrasz won the 500 seCond. freestyle in the girls 11-12 dIvi- m the 200 freestyle and 100 The club also did well in the butterfly; O'Connor was th!.rd .. i sion and finished third in the boys competItion. Brandon m the 500 freestyle, 1,000 200 freestyle and sixth in the DeGuvera was fifth m the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly and lit 100 butterfly Teammate Court- and ~OO butterfly events for fourth in the 200 backstroke ney Piper was third in the 500 Jennifer Paolucci (left), Christine Jamerioo and Suzette Atrasz will represent Pointe Aquatics boy~ .rID and under. He will and 200 butterfly; Tony Atrasz freestyle, fourth in the 50 and in the United States SWimming Junior Nationals In Nashville, Tenn .. from March 24 through 28. sWlln the 100 butterfly in the was fourth m the 100 freestyle 100 breaststroke and fifth in Paolucci made the national cut in the 200-yard butterfly; Jamerino has qualifying times io the state championships. and fifth in the 200 1M; Craig the 200 freestyle. Elizabeth 100 and 200 breaststroke and 200 individual medley: and Atrasz has qualified in the 100 breast- Andy Shelden highlighted Wilson touched fourth in the Janutol also swam a strong stroke. Kim Higel, not pictured, has Senior National cuts in the 100 and 200 backstroke and a the boys 11-12 action. He was 200 breaststroke; and Jim Mali- Junior National cut in the 200 1M. race in the 200 freestyle. second in the 200 freestyle, nowski was fifth In the 200 Rachelle Atrasz and Piper third in the 100 butterfly, butterfly £x-ULS, star does well in first start for U-M - Former University Liggett Tennis Coaches Association. School standout Kevin Crociata FITNESS CLASSES: The The latest in bicycle and fit- The clInics and seminars, de- is making a strong bid for the Fitness Firm will offer a spring ness eqUIpment and sports nu- signed for experienced golfers, starting job in left field for the session of community fitness trition items Will be on display. offer tips and assistance m spe_ rUniversity of Michigan's base- classes, beginning the week of Information on area bike cific techniques. Chnics will be ball team. March 2. routes, trails and races will held on Tuesdays at 7 p.m ; Crociata, a sophomore, made Classes will be held at Christ also be aV81lable. The schedule of climcs is his first start of the season in the King Church, 20338 Mack, All youngsters ages 9-12 and Activities for the day include March 17, Swing: the Irons; len Mikelic, a Grosse Pointe the Wolverines' 11-9 victory Grosse Pointe Woods, on Man- residing in the Farms or the an outdoor bIke race, partiCI- March 24, Pitching, ChIppIng, North grad, won the 1,650-yard over Saint Leo's (Fla.) and went days and Wednesday at 9:30 City are invited. pant demonstratIons of bicycle Sand Shots, March 31, Swing: freestyle to help Kalamazoo 2-for-2 with a double, triple and a m.; Tuesdays and Thursdays Late registrations are ac- and fitness equipment, trial the Woods, Apnl7, Puttmg, Se- College's women's swimming -a walk. at 9:30 a.m.; and Tuesdays and cepted TIdes, shde shows and bicycle lecting EqUIpment and Rules." team to a 135-76 victory over Crociata played shortstop for TllWsdays at 6.45 p..J'D. .,-,9<1 For~ more information" 0011 safety semmars StatIonary bi- IS Caijrin College _ The fee for each cli.nic $9 M1cmgan last yeat 'buCsa'w 'ile- There 1ri.Iil also be classes on 886Lb394. ",' cycle and roller ra~ competi- ...semmars have been deSigned tion in only four games and Mondays and Wednesdays at RlJNNER1UP: Senior Bill The winlllng. time for Mi- tion will also be held. for golfers who are-' In' a'rut re- kelic, a senior, was 19:44.36 failed to hit in three at bats. 6:45 p.m. at the JFK Library, Thompson took second place in Admission is $3 per person, garding the classIC golf me- MAKING A NAME: It 19601 Harper, Harper Woods. the 200-yard backstroke with a BICYCLE EXPO: Macomb The Physical Education Cen- chanics. Seminars Wlll be held didn't take long for former Baby sitting is available for 1:52.5 for one of the University Community College, in Coopera- ter is located near the corner of on Thursdays at 7 p.m. Grosse Pointe South tennis both morning sessions. of PennsylVania's bright spots tion with area bicycle dealers, Hayes and Martin roads ill The schedule for seminars is player Jeff Giraldo to make a Fees are $38 for the eight- in a 178-85 loss to Harvard. will hold a bicycle expo on Sun- Warren. March 19, Drill Techniques: name for himself among college week program, plus an armual Thompson is a Grosse Pointe day, March 29, from noon to 4 For more information, call Frame of Mind and Focus; players. $6 membership fee for new stu- South grad. p.m. at the MCC Physical Edu- 445-7476. Outdoor bicycle race March 26, Review of Focus - Giraldo, a freshman at dents. DISTANCE WINNER: He- cation Center. information can be obtained by Establish Feeling; April 2, callmg 463-7222. Fmding Yourself; and April 9, Chippmg and Sand Play. E~~~~~:E~~t:p.a: North o""o"«o,,,,x,«om»:o:o,,o,,w.*w.,xo:oxo,,,=,,:,.,ox=:,, GOLF CLINICS: The De- There is a $12 fee for each rankings for Region IV, which 1081. From page lIB 7, 15-13 to raise its record to partment of Community Educa- seminar. tion of the Grosse Pointe public includes schools in Ohio, Indi- FINAL TRYOUTS: The fi- Norsemen trail division-leader 12-0 in the conference and 24-0 Beginners wishing to learn ana, Dlinois, Michigan, WlSCOn- nal tryouts for the Grosse Grosse Pointe South by one overall. schools will provide a series of the fundamentals of golf may golf clinics and seminars for sin and Minnesota. Pointe Farms-City Little game and the two teams close TriCIa Morrow and Maureen enroll in one of the five-week The Volvo rankings are com- League will be held Sunday, out the regular season at North Zolik combined to serve 15 golfers who wish to improve classes offered by the Depart- piled from votes by coaches in March I, from 12:15 to 5 p.m. on March 4. points. Jodi Costello, Kristen their games. All sessions will ment of Community Education. each region and are adminis- at the Grosse Pointe North North's junior varsity squad Loeher and Morrow were the be conducted by Bill Nilsen in They begin at 7 p.m. on Mon- tered by the Intercollegiate gym. swept L'Anse Creuse North 15- leading spikers. the upper gym at Grosse Pointe day, March 16, and on Wednes- North. day, March 18 The cost is $45. Results, highlights in house, travel leagues SQUIRT Comments. The Badgers got two quick goals late m the thIrd penod to Goals Neal Gram, Mac Brodenck 2, Comments Wmrung goalie Adam Blackhawks 4, USA Sharks 1 tie the game Chuck Thiel, Charles Joey Solomon, Heather Doughty (Pen Doughty had a great game Other Thomas and Kns Cernok had strong gwns); Ryan Lenahan (CapItals) standouts for the Pengwns were Matt , Goals- JustIn Dlash 2, Clup Getz 2 games for the Canucks, who are 2-1-1 m I GPHA AssIsts Brodenck. Gram, Elizabeth Lambrecht and Robbie Solomon Kurt (Blackhawks); Chasteen (Sharks) the playoffs They need one more VIC- •~ I. ~ Auty, Remy Fromm, NIcole Brown Faber and Nathan Weatherup played , AssISts Getz 2, Dloslu, NIck Orozco, tory to reach the final round R0undup (Pengwns); Bret Faber (CapItals) well for the Capitals Patnck Ryan (Blackhawks); Vrnac (Sharks) BANTAM Comments Nate Bradley was the e wmmng goalIe Blackhawks 5, SCS Flames 1 Habs 3, Jayhawks 0 GROSSE POINTE SOCCER ASSOCIATION Goals Jason Graves, Jonathan PEEWEE Blsckhawks 5, SCS Hawks 3 Goals MIke Shepard 3, JamIe WhIte- Graves, Andy Scarfone head, Galen DosSIn (Blackhawks) AssISts Justm Graves, Jordan Wm SPRING 1992 REGISTRATION Goals Geoff KImmel 4, Jamie Wlute- AssISts. Whitehead 3 (Blackhawks) Canucks 2, Lakeland Badgers 2 field, John SImon, Jeff Schroeder, head (Blackhawks) Get a Big Kick Out of Soccer! Jacques Perreault, Jeremy Holifield ; Goals Matt Gorczyca, Chns HolIG- AssISts Kimmel, J.P Hanna, Bdl Comments. Habs' goalie Jeff Barton , way «(;anucks) Shepard, MIke Shepard, Wlutehead, Blackhawks 5, Port Huron Ex- recorded the shutout WIth a strong ef We have a spot just for you. : AssIsts Tom Stroble, 'I'tm Brady Galen Dossm, Clint Carpenter (Black. change 2 fort Teammates Steven Maxwell, Tom , (Canucks) hawks) Campbell, Chip Baker and Dana Teams forming for our House Leagues: I Goals DaVId Gracey 2, MIke She- Roosen also played well Goalie Rush Under 12 Aug. 1, 1979-July31, 1981 pard 2, Geoff KlInmel (Blackhawks) Zunmerman, RUSlleIl Lmdau Miller and Knstm Denanhs were standouts for the Under 10 Aug.1,1981-July31,1983 Jayhawks Under8 Aug. 1, 1983-Jury31, 1985 :Lady Knights seal Blsckhawks 6, SCS Devils 2 Under6 Aug. 1, 1985-Dec.31, 1986 Bulldogs 2, Whalers 2 Goals Geof!' 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All of STATE FARM INSURANCE, February 29th (Saturday) "KON- February 27th, 28th and 29th only we Agent Fred Zelewskit has a new office their rings are made in their own are having the great old fashion base. CERT FOR KIDS" Mark your calen- location at 19587 Mack Ave.t Grosse dar - don't miss out! Jacobsons' to. workroom and they can also custom ment SALE. Receive 75% OFF all fall Pointe Woods.He and his staffwill be design and craft a ring to your spe- and winter merchandise ... Stop and gether with the Grosse Pointe War cifications. Visit them today... at ready to serve present policyholders Memorial are sponsoring a "String see our new Young Clothes "Boutique" and new clientele beginning March 20139 Mack Avenue at Oxford (Bet- in Kimberly Korner (on Mack & Loch- Along Friends & P'!-ppet Variety 1st. During the month of Marcht new Show" from 11:00 - NOON at the ween 7 & 8 Mile Roads) in Grosse moor), 882.0030 ... Store-on-the-Hill insurance inquiries will receive a Pointe Woods. Open Monday-Satur- 110Kercheval on-the-Hill, 881-7227. War Memorial. Call now and make FREE Rand-McNally U.S. Road Atlas your reservation 881-7511. day 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.t except (11" x 15"). If you don't presently Thursday 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.t * * * March 19th (Thursday) Noon- 886-4600. have State Farm Insurance and you Have your resume updated for that wish to compare rates, stop by the of- 3:00. Join us for tea as Jacobson's next unexpected career opportunity. fice and take home your introductory presents wonderful maternity fash- The Grosse Pointe News Creative gift along with information on State ions, style, proper fit and important Ed Maliszewski Services Department will be happy to Farm Autot Firet Life, Health or skin care during pregnancy. See the Carpeting help. Call 882-6090 and ask for Business msurance. With the Tax-fiI- newest in infant.wear, with layette details. ing deadline approaching State planning and Jacobson's baby regis- Come in now for our 79th Annual t t.ry... at the Assumption Greek Center February Oriental Rug SALE. Farmts Individual Retirement Annui- ty (IRA) could be right in time for ($10.00) Call for your reservation Receive 25%-50% OFF... at 21435 779-6l11. Mack Avenue, 776-5510. HARVEY's your Tax Shelter. Stop by or Call 882- 93081 BAKE SHOPPE: Special: On 7Ues- Compleat day, March 3rd we are having a pacz- Traveler ki day! Six delicious varieties to choose from - Pick up several for the office or home and enjoy... 882-7000, ext. 107. SALE of fine leather business cases! Original prices $110.00 to $395.00 Hurry in as the final days of our Now only $59.00 - $195.00... at 345 ICe2ti~tr~.~~ I Colonial Candle SALE are approach- Fisher, one block from East Jefferson, ing. Receive 20% OFF each box - 881-0200. We carry a complete line of commun- perfect time to stock up. Also - ion dresses, veils and accessories, NEW - Spring patterns in all paper plus a large selection of boys suitst goods have arrived - napkins, Traditionally Aquamarine is the sport jackets and pants. Regular slim platest stationeryt boxed notes, roll birthstone for the month of March. Be t sure to stop by PUNGRACZ JEWEL- and husky sizes - - with FREE altera- wrap - etc., etc ... at THE LEAGUE tions! ...at 23240 Greater Mack Ave- SHOP ... 72 Kercheval on-the-Hillt ERS and see our large selection of Aq- nue, one block south of 9 Mile Road, 882-6880. Dnape~BandlmerioN uamarine jewelry and receive 30% 777-8020. Remnants & In Stock Fabric OFF from March 1st through Satur- day March 14th ... at 91 Kercheval ST~I~G I3U1JSr SALE - SAVE75%. Nitsats Laminates on.the-Hill,881-64oo. "MARCH SPECIAL" String Beads • upholsters • custom makes seat will custom design your beaded jewel- cushions • tablecloths • pillows & more ... 28983 Little Mack • SCS • f'Mt'01.Cn\, FLOOR COVERING ry and give you 20% OFF your or- 772-1196. FUN for the family can befound in der... at 1835 Fleetwood & Mack, the new puppet collection... at THE GrossePointe Woodst 882-8989. NEW carpet SPECIALS are going on NOWl See our large selection of SCHOOL BELL, 17047 Kercheval in- floor coverings in vinyl, tile and the-village. ~ wood. Give your hou~e a NIi\V s~ar1t- CPolltte ~ShiOft 's Ie. Now available at ltur 9 Mi1e~store LEAP YEAR SALE - ONE DAY - CUSTOM BLINDS by Graber. Good selections of special occasion ONLY:Saturday, February 29th. Eve- Made to measure any window any or M.O.B. dresses and suits. Sizes 6- rything in store 20% OFF. Select size. Hurry to Eastown - dontt miss 18. No charge for alterations ... at Christmas items are 75% OFF (Heri- out on our SPECIALS ... See your 23022 Mack Avenue (across from tage Village not included in SALE) at... 20605 E. 9 Mile and Harper See you the 29th - don't miss S.C.S. post office)774-1850. (across from K-MART) 771-0390. Finest of Kitchen Cookware out .... Monday through Saturday And, our other store is still at 14410 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Thursday Harper, 822-2645. Cooking classes have begunl Stop 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m .... at 85 by and pick-up the Spring '92 Cook- Kerchevalon-the-Hill,884-4422. ing class Schedule. Reservations can MACK. AVENUE be made in person or by phone. - J..~ Better Hurry - classes are limited. GALLER.Y "One class can make the difference." Spring fashion is in full bloom at Pointe Pedlar ... Monday thru Satur- ;!~II~I:ll:~:h\ Lisa's, elegance for sizes 14-26. New ; II ~\'\' day 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m .... at 88 bright spring merchandise arriving I 1"1" Artist, Nancy Prophit will be exhib- Kerchevalt Grosse Pointe Farms 885- ~ :J1 I I '1.\iLi t daily... at 19583 Mack Avenue, iting her recent water colorand oil on 4028. 882-3130. ~~H .!',~:a paper series depicting American In- dians and Pow- Wow dress, painted GROSSE POINTE MOVING & from her photos taken at the 1990 STORAGE CO.... NEED STORAGEl Wikwimigong Pow-Wow on Manitou- OrganizeUnHmited Wetve got it! 100,000 square feet of lin Island, Ontario, Canada. These .II securet dry, clean storage space avail- exhibitions open on Monday March Can't find your insurance or tax in- able for your belongings. Short termt 2nd and continue through March formation? Organize Unlimited will long term and seasonal rates. Ask 31st... at 18743 Mack Avenue (Three establish an efficient in-home office. about our vault and record storage blocks south of Moross) 881-3030. Call Ann Mullen 821-3284 or Joan servicet since 1921, 882-4400. SALE - SALE - SALE on Satura VlSmara 881-8897. Insured, bonded, moisturizing creme by Dorothy Gray. confidential. Just in time to treat that dry winter skin. Feel good and look great! (8 oz. METRO SKI & SPORTS for only $12.00) Pick-up some for OLYMPIC SKI SALE! 20%-60% I yourself and for someone special ... at OFF all ski apparel and accessories New shipment has arrived! Stop the NOTRE DAME PHARMACY, in the store till the end of February. and see our large selection of gold Better hurry - only a few days 16926 Kercheval in-the-Villaget 885- chains in a variety of lengths. Brace- 2154. left.... Also -Skin-Sa-Soft and Sun lets in different styles plus bangles in SeekerlJ.products sold here. (Skiers all widths. Dontt forget to choose a Itts time to set last years poinsettia need at'least face protection from the pair of our new gold earrings - all by the curb and replace it with one of sun) Monday-Friday 10:(){)-8:(){),Sa- waiting for you at KISKA JEWEL- our beautiful spring flowering plants. turday 10:(){)-6:00 and Sunday ERS. Price range to suit everyonets We have a large selection including NOON-4:00... at 20343 Mack Avenue needs ... at 63 Kercheval on-the-HilI, crocust daffodils - regular and mini, (at Country Club) 884-5660. 885-5755. tuIiPSt hyacintht irist and mixed bulb gardens just to name a few. Fresh spring flowers and branches abound at Blossoms. Tulipst irist quincet pus- TIRED OF IRONING? Call sywillowt forsythia and many more. 853-2162. This new service picks up Its Spring inside ... Visit Blossoms or pre-washed clothing and returns it to call 548-7900 to send flowers any- you ironed. Pick up and Delivery are Wetre Chopping Prices! - In cele- where! ... 115Kercheval on-the-Hill. bration of George•Washingtons Birth- FREE! Most items $1.00. day. Receive savings up to 75% OFF Join us Monday and Tuesday even- on giftst clothing and decorative ac- ings for the ONE23 Winter Prix Fixe. &.tuJ HfIi cessories on February 27th, 28th and Our three course dinner for only 29th ... at 369 & 375 Fisher Road, $16.95 includes super salad, entree Mark your calendar - Pen in hand CARPET TALK Grosse Pointe Farmst 886-7960. and dessert. Call 881-5700 for your - fill in FridaYt March 6th - JEF- New carpet on your mind? Stop reservation or for more information ... FREY BRUCE -will be here! Need and see our large selection of com- at 123Kercheval on-the.Hill. help with your out dated make-up- mercial carpet now on SALE! $30.00 look? Call and make your reservation a square yard carpet for only $12.00 a * * * now for a new you... 884-8858t at Have your resume updated for that 19463 Mack Avenuet Grosse Pointe. square yard - AND - $10.00 a next unexpected career opportunity. square yard carpet for only $4.95 a has a nice selection of Spring dress- The Grosse Pointe News Creative square yard. Ideal for kitchenst base- es in petite and regular sizes ... at Services Department will be happy to ments and offices... at 16915 Harper, To advertise in this column call 20148 Mack Avenue at Oxfordt help. Call 882-6090 and ask for near Cadieux, 881-4808. 886-7424. Kathleen at 882-3500 details. by 2:00 p.m. Fridays ------_ .._------~------,---_._------~------I Section C Real Estate Classified Advertising ...... ~ lassified Real Estate Resource.. '''~I Grosse Pointe News • February 27,1992 • '~'Let the light shine In through stained glass windows By DClnna Walker Staff Writer for assembhng the glass pieces To best appreciate Joe carbonate to protect theIr older be made for $90 if Its a simple he has cut. stamed glass windows from deSIgn On the hIgh end, resto- Mada's work, you need a sunny "It's hke fitting together a day, but a lamp will suffice vandalism and the elements, he ratIOns and new deSIgns may Jigsaw puzzle," Mada said saId. Mada owns Grosse Pointe cost hundreds of dollars, Mada Mada does all of the glass Glass, located at 15025 East As he puts the puzzle to. saId The price depends on the work hImself, although he has Jefferson in Grosse Pomte gether, he places lead wire be- type and amount of glass used two part-tIme employees who Park. He specIalizes m custom tween the pIeces of glass Once and the amount of work in- help transport repaIr Items to stamed glass work and restora- the pIeces are assembled, he volved and from hIS shop tions. melts the lead With a soldermg Unlike some stamed glass Iron to hold the glass in place HIS IS not a display studio "RestoratIOn IS really where It's a work studIO, covered With artisans, Mada does not teach It'S at," Mada saId. "I do a lot Afterward, he brushes a a fine dust whIch he says classes or sell supplIes. of restoration work in Grosse putty.hke substance agamst comes from cleamng the fin- "My phIlosophy IS that you Pomte. There are a lot of the leading to seal the glass Ished Windows should specialIze m one or two homes in Grosse Pomte that and prevent It from ratthng thmgs and focus on that," have stained glass windows or He wears Jeans and tenms Mada said. "I speCIalize In cus- The final step IScleamng the shoes to work, and plays good cabinets, and when they get glass tom stained glass and restora- broken, their owners want to old fashIOned rock 'n' roll on tIOn';, and that's all I do" have them repaIred, rather the radIO m hIS StudIO Loudly. Mada said he has shIpped than replaced." When asked If he ever buys • glass to customers as far away The majorIty of hIS customers LIke the oval stamed glass stamed glass wmdows or panels as Flonda, and that he has per- never hear It though, because Window depICting the Madonna from customers, MaIda said no, formed restoration work for the most of them never viSIt hIS and child whIch a customer re- because he would have no way !I studio. He goes to them Grosse POinte Academy, St. cently entrusted to Mada to re- of knowmg If an item had been Paul Church in Grosse Pointe "Most people think It'S so I pair. The window, which was stolen Farms and St. Ambrose Church much more expensIve to have once part of a church, is in "That would be terrible for stamed glass repaired than It I beautiful condition, except for a In Grosse Pointe Park business if I had someone walk Photos by Donna Walker really IS," Mada saId. few mIssing pieces of glass. It 10e Mada solders the leading on a stained glass panel. A reSIdent of St. ClaIr m here and say, 'that's my would be terrible to scrap such A simple repaIr, where only stained glass wmdow. Someone Shores, he began working as an a small piece of glass is broken a treasure, Just because a few When he finds a match, he sheet of brown paper and rubs stole it from me,'" Mada said. apprentice in a stained glass or mlssmg, may cost as little as pieces of glass are missing, orders the amount of glass he a black crayon over the paper studio while he was in high For more informatIOn about Mada said. When a customer needs. to pick up the design of the $35. A new stamed glass win- Grosse Pomte Glass, call Mada school He has been in bUSiness dow for a kitchen cabinet can calls Mada about a possible re- "ITI can't match it exactly, leading. The soldered lead for 17 years, and in hIS present at 331-4895 pair job, he sets up an appomt- I'd rather Just not do the re- holds the different pieces of locatIOn since 1984, he saId. ment to visit the stained glass pair," Mada said. "I could put a glass together. site (the customer's home, darker shade of glass in, and If he's working on an origi- He's worked on all kinds of church or busmess) to assess tell the owner that I tried and nal design, he may draw It stained glass configuratIOns _ the damage and provide a free that this is as close as I could free-hand. from Tiffany lamps to kitchen estimate come, and they might be cabmets to window and door ITthe glass panel is not an happy. But I know that when- Mada creates two paper pat- panels. terns of each wmdow. He cuts outdoor window and can be ever they have a guest visiting, But he doesn't work with up one of the patterns with a removed, Mada will take it to the guest WIll say, 'what hap- plastIC made to look like specially designed pair of scis- hIS studio to perform the repair pened to your window? How stained glass. work. Otherwise, he must do come the glass doesn't match?' sors, creating a pattern for each the work at the SIte. Then the owner will say, 'Oh, individual piece of glass that he ''That fake stuff IS a dirty The first step in repairing a Grosse Pointe Glass repaired must fit. The scissors tear a word in the business," Mada stamed glass window is to find It.' I don't want a bad reputa- thin strip of paper from the pat- said "I only work WIth the real the right color glass to match tion like that." tern he is cutting to represent thing." the rest of the design. Mada Once he has picked out the leading. However, he can fit a sheet nght kinds of glass, the next of polycarbonate over a stamed deals with glass manufacturers He places the resulting pat- all over the country, and he step m repairing or creating a glass window or panel for a terns on sheets of glass and customer. The polycarbonate has boxes of glass samples from new stained glass design is to cuts around them with a spe- looks like pleXlglass, but It'S each one He sorts through make a paper pattern of it cially designed kmfe If he's working WIth an exist- non-yellowing and more dura- those samples to find a color The mtact pattern of the en- ble than plastIC, Mada saId. match. ing window, he cove~ it WIth a tire window is used as a guide Many churches are using poly- Mada with one of bis restoration-in-progress projects. UNCLUTTER YOUR LIFE ~ GET ORGANIZED 53. H ~~ -u"~ GROSSE POINTE FISH & SEAFOOD ~~~~Slt 19531 Mack • Grosse Pointe Woods. 885-3884 MONDAYS 16 W x 24" D x 29" H 16" W x 18" D x 29" H WE BAKE OUR BREAD & PIES DAILY Featw-es • Handcrafted of IlOhdoak and oak plywood ~------~------• Durable hand-rubbed lacquered fintsh available in hght, ISAVE $1 00 II SAVE I medIUm, and dark I 'I I • Lacquered brass hardware 75~A TRAY • Mortise and tenon constructton I II I • Accunde drawer ghde! I ON ANY I I On Our Prepared I • Letter and/or legal size with pendaflex rods MANY OTHER STYLES I FRESH BAKED PIE I I Gounnet AppetIzers I • LockIng drawers AND SIZES AVAILABLE 1~/£9U.PO'!! eJg) ~'Q7-~2~ 1~/£Ol@<2!l __ eXj2. ~-QZ-~2~ "NEW" ,~"Q~e,.:r COnCH FINE FURNITURE SINCE 1965 At Draper's you never pay extra for delIvery, quality or service CHOWDER II) 23200 MACK AVENUE (near 9 Mile) ST. CLAIR SHORES DAILY INS TORE SPECIALS • Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. till 9, Tues., Wed., Sat. till 5:30 .-::::J DURING LENT ill 778.3500 ~ HOMEMADE SOUPS: CLAM CHOWDER & LOBSTER BISQUE t - .e • t • , • • • --~-~--...... • .. N - trOt as> bJs-N n.n h ' ?SX7& $ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES. SVST~UC:. rnN<:IIITATlnll I. "\ 2C February 27, 1992: Real Estate Grosse Pointe News GROSSE POINTE SHORES OVER ONE ACRE LAKEFRONT Low, angular lines are highlighted FIRST OFFERING ,: III (,' ",' 1;\ h, .. ' f '("1{~' r II) I Hip roofs emphasIZe the long, \.'\~' ~',,, ( ~ -_ ~ __ ~I;'f.'\.'r' IAi' J • ( ''l. ,I ',.1 '[ ,~"~,, ,..l' low ranch Imes of the Washing- ',', ': ) '';'''. ~,c) -<-~ .,' . ~\ .' ',~ .__ ,..I. :.d,}.' , - "L - _y ton 1. The front elevation is en- ( ~- ~ l. ~ - i.': i ,'... - . livened by the protruding den v -- "....- ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ i ~. 1 . d d b t c~l-i:~:;;<~.~'"-, '!F!4'~I'~~j~1,tr"if2.;; :~EJ~~i.~~~ary ,i:~ ~_' ,'":JJI_ . ~. __'_. lar floor plan, the house angles ...... -....=-~~~.-.~- --- ~~:-. at the entryway, opening up the rear dimensIOn to permit a ,"~ " -:~ ,', spacious livmg room that opens , " ':'.., onto the back pabo "". ~ ' ",- For a basically modest house, In a class by Itselfl Situated on a premium lot measuring 100 x 567 With fan- tastic views of the water from evety room except one bedroom arid one ~ I ... ~i there have been few compro- .... ~:t~\ ., mlses in features. The country bathroom Elegantly appointed With Circular staircase, slep.down liVing room and family room Formal dining room With fireplace With a full view of the cr, kitchen is designed with lots of DECK lake Work-easy kitchen With center Island cooking center and generous eat- , ' counter space, a pantry and ing area overlooking the lake Half bathroom off first floor laundty room plus LIVING ROOM central butcher block, powder room off the foyer Five bedrooms in total Three bathrooms In total 250, 144 The master SUIte includes a Master bedroom sUite has been completely remodeled along With the master ~ER SUITE full bath, walk-in closet, vanity bathroom featuring silting room With fireplace. bathroom has ceramic tlie r,', WASHINGTON 1 and Its own private patio. The along With JacuzzI and stall shower Four fireplaces Other amenities Include [ 12',12' -,~ large wood deck, sprinkler system. alarm system, central air, a - adjacent second bedroom has ....~1Ilt. attached heated garage, steel sea wall and lush grounds, "" ' another full bath next door. I'll beaullfully decorated and Impeccably clean E-I~., Although the front room next to the garage is drawn as a ---1 RED CARPET / SHOREWOOD 886-8710 E utilIty area, by moving the KEirn / REAL ESTATE, INC. 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse PoInte washer and dryer into the ga. OVERALL DIMENSIONS 95-1l x 53 0 rage or basement, that space LIVING 1595 square leet could become a den, office or GARAGE 674 square teet COVERAGE 2270 square lett third bedroom Besides the bed- GARAGE room closets, storage on the 23",23' main floor is hmited. Again, FLOOR PLAN the basement and garage pro- VIde space to locate closets and lockers The one unaVOIdable compro mise m the Washington 1 is the dining room, which is only shghtly larger than the Turn over an old leaf; learn how to compost kItchen. Holiday feasts WIth large numbers of guests would A "sense of humus" is a de p m at Barnes school, wIll be landscape with natural mulches probably be served before the slrable prerequisite for a course taught by DICk Gadoua, Fern- and ground covers fIre III the large hving room on ''The New American Yard," dale retiree, master composter To register, send a check for co-sponsored by Grosse Pomte and star of VIdeos on grass reo $7 to Grosse Pointe School Sys- For a study kit of the Wash. Community EducatIOn and cycling and composting tem Department of Community ington 1 (228-01), send $7.50 to Grosse Pomte CItizens for Recy- Gadoua will explam how to Education, 20090 Morningside, Todays Home, P.O. Box 2832-T cling. turn over an old leaf, start a Grosse Pointe Woods 48236, or Eugene, Ore. 97402 Be sure to The workshop, scheduled for compost pIle, use alternatives call 343-2178 for more informa- specify plan name and number Thursday, March 5. from 7 to 9 to pestiCIdes and fertilizers, and tion. when ordering. Crystal clear water for swimming, boating 215 LOTHROP GROSSE POINTE FARMS & fishing ... a lifestyle you'd. FmST TIME BUYER ALERT! love to come home to! Do finance incentives, benefits of ownership, qualification ratios and disclosure requirements have you confused? Featuring spacious ranch and 2 story luxury homes , I with walkout lower levels We specialize in working with you! and private decks/patios CAROLYN CANDLER & CONNIE DUNLAP , SURPRISE!! Two First Floor Suites' overlooking calm water and 884-5700 Large airy rooms and a wonderful secluded setting. sandy beachfronts. Come and see for yourself From $199,900 CHAl\1PION~BAERfINC. OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 344-8808 Jill Best JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE 884-0600 Sales Center Models Open Noon-6 30 p m JU~T EIGIIT Of oun WONDEQfUL LI~TING~ NEW U&TINC fOR RENT... LOCATION, MOVE-IN CONDITION ow ... don't read a book by its cover. A quiet ot a fixer-upper. This fabulous updated his charming St. Clair Shores farmhouse offers nd low maintenance are just the beginning of W dead~nd street in the heart of the Farms hides N Colonial at 259 LOTHROP offers a quiet T many new amenities - a deck off the library a wonderful brick home with dramatic yard and central location, newer furnace, CAC, bath, paint A this Fams channel'. A newer three bedroom and carpeting to name a few.With two bedrooms, it home, it features a vaulted ceiling in the family park.like setting. Privacy, location and price. and carpeting. Call and retire your tools. is located near Lake St. Clair. room, a large eat-in kitchen and an L-shaped deck. CI1ECK TI1~E NEWER fEATUQE&!l! CtlAMPACNE AND... WINK &PQINC CLEANER TIlAN CLEAN A kitchen with eating area, Island, butler's smk aviar should be served in the elegant courtyard ..Q imple yet grand, this brick beauty with circular 1\ plus "an out of the way" double sink and hat special price is present in this lovely four- C and gallery of this gracious executive home. ~ dnve, four.bedrooms, three-and-one.half.baths, T bedroom, two-bath, One-and-one half Story on dIshwasher. A first floor laundry. A newer furnace Old-world craftsmanship abounds. Call to see the five fireplaces and a family room overlooking a with CAe and a new roof.And a great price!!! Stephens. Bay wmdow, newer kitchen, fireplace, complete menu and the newer latchen! private yard is in move-in condltion. fimshed basement, sun room and patlO. tilDl w:..lll' EMPLOYEE 886-6010 RELOCATION COUNClL 114 Kercheval MEMBER OF GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS AND MULTILIST SERVICE, MACOMB COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS, MICHIGAN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AND THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS I ~ ... ..- ...... _ ..... -... =4 ...... de ..__ .-...... • • . ... . _...~._-_.-_ ... ~ ... • I I " J February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News 3C A First Offering Located In GrossePointe 2591Ouraine, GPF • 2005-09 Vernier, GPW on a Quiet Court '. 771 University, GPC Sprawling mint conwtion Colo- ORIGINAL OWNER HOME! So- mal nestled In the center of lid red brick two-famIly WIthalu- "Picture Perftet" COUNT THE MANY NEW Grosse Pointe Farms features AMENITIES! Wonderful Enghsh minum tnm, gutters and down. Onginal owner home with every four bedrooms, gorgeous hbrary bungalow in pnl)Grosse spouts. Coved celhngs, hardwood amenity imag:mable! Four with built-m bookshelves, formal -floors and natural woodwork bedrooms, two full and one half Pointe City neighbo LIving dmmg room, three natural fire. room W1th n~a eplace, throughout. Lower umt has bath, oak paneled l1brary, huge 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI plac~s, country-sIZed kitchen, three bedrooms, family room, hv- family room with built-in famIly room, hbrary/den, three- form~1 di WIth bay ing room and kItchen. Upper bookcases and natural fireplace, WInd s 'tchen, three 886.9030 car attached garage ... YOU bedr ter bedroom WIth umt has one bedroom, living formal dining room, first floor COULDN'TASK FOR MORE! room and kitchen Separate gas, laundry, full basement, central ceilm and skyhght, Flonda electric and furnaces. Great air, 8-zoned sprinkler system for Open HomesforSunday, March 1, 1992 591 Oxford Rd. room, new furnace, central air, rental in prime location! both front and rear grounds. roof and driveway. Priced at Fabulous "court' location on a Open 2-4 Open 2-5 $138,000 28690J~~on,SCS large lot. Priced to sell $452,000. 2073 LANCASTER 1570 Bournemouth, GPW Nestled among much higher 28329 KIMBERLY 1124 BERKSHIRE priced homes. Call for a private 20625 VERNIER CIRCLE viewing, 1688 LOCHMOOR V 826 LINCOLN 823 LAKEPOINTE 20625 Vernier Circle, 930 CANTERBURY GPW 2005-09 VERNIER , -, 970 Pemberton, GPP , Spotless three bedroom Colonial Beautiful spacious lot ... com- in Grosse Pointe Park has great pletely private with privacy family room addItion with fencing and shrubbery sur- roundIng in-ground pool and natural fireplace, Mutchler rear grounds. Three bedrooms, custom built kitchen with family room, newer kltchen WIth natural wood floors, living room Fabulous Woods ranch with spa- bUllt-m appliances, convenient has beautifully refinished cious rooms and beautiful decor. first floor laundry, fuU basement natural wood floors and natl'l'al Beautiful three bedroom, two Large country kitchen, formal with recreation room, wet bar, fireplace, one and one half baths, fuU bath brick ranch features dining room, formal living room, One of the Grosse Pointe Park's natural fireplace and bath formal dining room and master bedroom with private finished pasement, two-car at- classic English Tudors features 2073 Lancaster, GPW recreatlon room 1nbasement. bath, livmg room WIth natural tached'garage, central air.condi- three SpacIOUS bedrooms, den 20534 WoodsUk, HW fireplace, family room, kitchen tioning, new elevated wood deck with library, two full baths and with eating area, pantry and in rear yard. Affordably priced! one half bath, fabulous natural built-in appliances. New Pella m~9 woodwork and leaded glass wmdows throughout, new fur- 910 Lakepointe, GPP throughout, multiple fireplaces, nace and central air. Fimshed 1319 Hollywood, GPW formal dimng room, and custom basement with wet bar and half designed latchen. RecreatIon bath. Professionally landscaped. room in basement. Situated on a beautiful 80' x 172' lot 1688 Lochmoor, GPW 19636 Fleetwood, HW Perfect starter horne! This I ""\,, completely redecorated Ranch PRICED REDUCED TO has updated kItchen, updated $129,000! Outstanding 3,000 sq. full bath, formal dining room, ft. Colonial is an excellent buy! finished basement, newer Spacious rooms throughout, liv- Beautiful custom built three furnace with central air, ing room with natural fireplace, bedroom colonial features large beautiful wood deck and newer master bedroom with pnvate privacy fence surrounds rear sunken family room W1th natu- grounds. This home is a "must ral fireplace, modern kitchen bath, famIly room, library, two full and one half baths, fantas. see"! Owner will look at all )'nth breakfast nook, master bed- offers! room with dressing room and Breathtaking English 'fudor in tic modern kitchen, finished pnme Woods location. Profes- basement, central air (1988), Spectacular three bedroom, two lull bath, finished basement new roof (1985) and backyard )yith new carpeting, and "in-law" sionally renovated throughout, full bath and one half bath condo five bedrooms, three full baths, patio. Affordably priced! in Balfour Square (across from suite with two bedrooms and full Eastland). Features a new bath. Spacious lot has wolman- one half bath, leaded glass wind- . ows throughout, refinished hard- kitchen WIth CustomCraft . bed deck with gas BBQ and cupboards, built-m appliances, privacy fenced. Make an ap- wood floors, fabulous formal din- 21450 Goethe, GPW ing room with bay W1ndow,guest 542 N. Rosedale, GPW pass-thru counter to dimng room pointment to see this home to- and a new natural wood floor, Day •.• you'll love It! quarters W1th private service stairs, new kitchen W1thceramic master bedroom with private full tIle floor. Immediate occupancy! bath, new Berber carpeting 699 Balfour, GPP throughout, finished basement 1046 Hampton, GPW WIth wet bar, cupboards, toIlet Spectacular three bedroom brick:: and new Berber carpetlng. '!\vo- ranch WIthone full and one haIr;. 0"1\l car attached carport and alarm bath, professlOnally decorated.: system. throughout, updated Mutschler:. kitchen, new 35' x 16' famIly': room W1th vaulted ceIling, neW;' YOU WON'T HAVETO SPEND thermal windows throughout,': Custom built and professionally A DIME TO MOVEINTO THIS central air, privacy fence, wood'- decorated Colomal near Van K PALACE! Sharp Cape Cod deck... the list goes on! Immacu- . Dnve. '!\vo-story marble floored ColOnial features a new oak lately clean and priced to sell at Quality constructed five bed- foyer, four bedrooms (master kitchen, family room W1thbrick $225,000. room 6,500 square foot English bedroom with private bath), two inlay natural fireplace, five Colonial in Grosse Pointe Park. Beautifully spacious ranch with full and one half baths, new bedrooms, two full baths and 930 Canterbury, GPW Modem kitchen and baths, beau- three bedrooms, two full baths, kitchen with hardwood floor, ce- one half bath, new carpeting tiful hardwood floors, sharp lie one half bath, formal living room ramic tile counters and built-in over oak floors, new gas forced- ror furnace with central ror, new brary with natural fireplace, ele- with natural fireplac~, formal appliances, library, large family dining room, sharp family room, room, huge first floor laundry, roof and updated cement work. gant formal dining room, master Private backyard WIth For the discriminat10g bedroom with natural fireplace roomy country kitchen with eat- full basement and two and one ing area and built-in appliances, half car attached garage. wolmanized wood deck and gas inchvidual who IS searcrung for and private bath, third floor has BBQ. privacy, elegance and kitchen and bath, finished base- large, open basement with full bath, central air.conchtioning, convenience, you need not look ment, and carriage house with any further! Beautiful modern kItchen and laundry two-car garage, 2,600 square "Georgetown-style" 2,500 sq. ft room over four-car garage. feet. Alot of house for the condominium WIth two spBClOUS money! ***OUR SUBURBAN OFFERINGS*** Charming quad-level horne has bedrooms, two full baths and one sharp entrance foyer, four bed- 353-55 Rivard, GPP 857 University, GPC 20794 LASALLE,WARREN.. 2 bdrma, 1 full bath $34,900 half bath, family room, laundry rooms, two full baths and one 20934 HOLLYWOOD, H.W. ..3 bdrma, 1 full bath . $49,900 room and duo-furnace with half bath, family room with nat- 19711 FLEETWOOD, H.W 1 bdrm, 1 full, 1half bath central air. Fabulous waterviews ural fireplace, spacious eat-in $58,500 and many, many more kItchen, living room with cathe- 23114 MARTER, SCS 2 bdrmB, 1full, 1 halfbath $62,500 amenities' The ultimate choice dral ceihng, first floor laundry 443 RMERA TERRACE, ses 1 bdrm, 1 full bath $63,500 in condominium living! room, basement, alarm system, 223 RMERA TERRACE, ses .1 harm, 1 full bath newer roof, and two-car attached $65,900 garage. 207 RMERA TERRACE, ses 2 bdrmB, 2 full baths $72,900 17000 Maumee, GP 29090 E BRmANY CT RSVL . S bdrms, 1 full bath $73,000 DONT DELAY . ONLY ONE 826 Lincoln, GP 20666 BEAUFAIT, H W . 3 bdrmB, 1 fuDbath $81,000 LEFT! Sharp Enghsh 'fudor This gorgeous 'fudor has all of BARGAIN INCOME PROPER. 28639 KIMBERLY,SCS 3 bdrms, 1 fuDbath $96,900 style condomlnlum totally 'TV FOR THE PICKIN'l Located thE' original leaded glass and 19050 GAYNON,CLINTON TW 3 bdnne, 2 full baths $117,500 remodeled! New kItchen, one full much of the natural woodwork 'm Grosse Pointe City just off of and one half bath, natural Jefferson. Both units have same 20015 LENNON, H W ... 3 bdrms, 2 full bath. $122,500 beautifully preserved! Spacious fireplace, famIly room, three 2,000 sq. feet with five bed- room SIZes,separate entrances, 20012 NEWBERRY,sca 3 bdrm., 1 full bath $129,900 bedrooms, full bath m basement. all separate utilities, hardwood rooms, family room, formal din- 20534 WOODSIDE, H W 4 bdrm ',3 full, 1 halfbath $129,000 Newer gas forced-Blr furnace ing room, formal hving room, floors, three bedrooms and lower WIth central Blr, Asking only umt has screened.in porch, 19636 FLEETWOOD, H W 3 bdrme, 2 full, 1 half bath $149,900 kItchen W1theating nook, office $125,900' area 10 basement and two-car 46289 GULIlVER, SHELBY 3 bdrmB, 2 full, 1 half bath $179,000 garage. Only $169,900! I I ,~ « tr , Ct.. • • ----. _ ...... Ph' .-rib b _. e sO'. __ .-L _-.._- t ..--- --1•. --'" . =•• n2t7 en MICROGRAPHIC & ElECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION , - \ SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CON~[II TATlmJ 1\ , 1 4C February 27, 199~ Grosse Pointe New$. . "" ::~: Classified Advertising . " 882.6900 Fax # 882.1585 INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 DEADLINES HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES • Monday 4 pm -- All BORDER and GUIDE TO SERVICES 200 General 600 MEASURED (speCialtype, bold, AMC 712 Garages/MiniSlorage 902 Aluminum Siding 948 Insula1Jon 201 Help Wanted - Babysitter 601 Chrysler caps, etc ) must be In our office by Wanted 903 Appliance Repairs 949 Janltonal Service 202 Help Wanted Clencal 602 Ford Mondal 4 P m 713 IndustnalJWarehouse 904 Asphalt Paving Repair 950 Lawn MowerlSnow 203 Help Wanted 603 • Monday 4 pm - ALL CANCELS or General Molors Rental 905 AutotTruck Repair Blower Repair DentaVMedlcal 604 CHANGES must be In our office by Antique/ClaSSIC 714 L1VUlgQuarters to Share 906 Asbestos Sel'Vlce 951 Linoleum Monday 4 p m 204 Help Wanted DomeS1Jc 605 Foreign 715 Motor Homes For Rent 907 Basement Waterproofing 952 • 12 Noon Tuesday - Regular Imer 205 Help Wanted Legal Locksmith 606 Jeeps/4 Wheel 716 OffIces/CommercialFor 908 Bath Tub Reflmshlng ads No borders, measured, cancels 206 Help Wanted - Part Time 940 Mirror ServICe 607 Junkers Rent 909 or changes on Tuesday 207 Blcycle RepairS 946 MovlnglSlorage Help Wanted Sales 608 PartsJTires/Alarms 7t7 OffIces/Commercial CASH RATES 12words $5 00, each Maintenance 953 MUSICInstrument Repair 208 EmploymentAgency 609 Rentals/LeaSing addl1Jonalword 45~ $1 00 fee lor Wanted 910 Boat Repairs/Maintenance 954 PalnllnglDecora1Jng 610 billing Sports Cars 718 Property Management 911 Brick/Block Work 954 Paper Hanging 611 Trucks OPEN RATES Measured ads. $10 04 SITUATION WANTED 719 Rent WithOp1Jon10 Buy 9t2 Building/Remodeling 925 Pallos/Decks :- 612 Vans per Inch Border ads, $11 12 per 720 Roomsfor Rent 913 BUSinessMachine Repair 956 Pest Control 300 BabySllters 613 Inch Addl1Jonalcharges for photos, Wanted To Buy 721 Vacallon Rental- 914 Carpentry 953 P,ano Tuning/Repair art work, etc 301 Clencal 6t4 Auto Insurance Florida 915 Carpet Cleaning 917 Plastering CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP. We 302 Convalescent Care 722 VacationRental- 916 Carpet Installation 957 reserve the nghtto claSSifyeach ad 303 Day Care Plumbing & Hea1Jng Out ot State 917 Ceiling Repair under Its appropriate heading The 304 General RECREATIONAL 958 Pool Service 723 VacationRental- 918 publisher reserves the nght to edit Cement Work 903 RefrigeratorService 305 House Cleaning 650 Airplanes Northem MIChigan or rEllactoopy submitted for 919 Chimney Cleaning 912 Remodeling 306 House&ttlng 651 Boatsand Motors pubhca1Jon 724 VacationRental- 920 Chimney Repair 960 Rooting Service 307 NursesAides 652 Boat Insurance CORRECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS Resort 92t Clock Repair 96t SciSsor/SaWSharpening 308 OffIce Cleaning Responslblilty for display anidelas 653 Boat Parts and Sel'Vlce 725 Rentals/LeaSing 922 Computer Repair 962 Screen Repa1r 309 Sales 654 Boat Storage/Dockage .- slf,ed advertiSingerror ISlimited to Out State Michigan 923 Construcbon ServICe 963 Sep1JcTank Repair 655 either a cancellation ot the charge Campers 924 Deoora1JngService 964 Sewer Cleaning Servlce 656 or a re run of the portIOnIn error. MERCHANDISE Motorbikes 925 DeckS/PatiOs 965 Sewing Machine Repair Nobficallon must be given In bme REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 657 Motorcycles 926 Doors 966 Slipcovers tor oorractlon In the folloW1ngIssue 400 Antiques 658 Molor Homes 800 Houses For Sale 927 Drapenes 967 Solar Cover We assume no responSibilitylor the 401 Appliances 659 Snowmoblles 801 CommefCIalBUildings 928 DressmaklngfTalloring 950 Snow Blower Repair same after the first Inser1Jon 402 Auc1Jons 660 Trailers 802 CommerCialProperty 929 Drywall 943 Snow Removal 403 8lcycles 803 Condos/Apt5lFlats 930 Electrical SerVIces 962 Storms and Screens 404 Garage/Yard/Basement ANNOUNCEMENTS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 804 Ccuntry Homes 93t Energy Saving Service 968 Stuoco Sales 805 Farms 100 932 EngravlnglPnn1Jng 969 SWimmingPool Service Personals 405 Estate Sales 700 AptstFlatslDuplex- 806 Fionda Property 933 Excava1Jng 970 TVJRadlO/CBRadiO 101 Prayers 406 Firewood Grosse POinte/HarperWocids 807 InvestmentProperty 934 Fences 971 TelephoneRepair 102 Lost and Found 407 Flea Market 70t Apts/FlatslDuplex- 808 Lake/RiverHomes 935 Fireplaces 972 Temls Court 408 Household Sales DelrOlVBalanceWayne County 809 Lake/River Lots 936 Floor Sanding/Refinishing 973 Tile Work SPECIAL SERVICES 409 MiscellaneousAr1Jcles 702 AptstFlatstDuplex- 810 Lake/RiverResorts 937 Furnace Repalrllnstallabon 943 Tree Service 410 Muslcallnstrumenls 105 Answenng ServlceS SI. Clair Shores/Macomb County 8tl Lots For Sale 938 FUrnitureRefinishing! 913 TypewnterSerVIce 411 Office/BUSinessEqUipment 106 Camp 703 Apts/Flats/Duplex- 812 Mortgages/LandContracts Repair 938 Upholstery 412 Wanted to Buy 107 Catenng Wanted to Rent 813 Northem Michigan Homes 939 Glass Automotive 974 VCR Repair 704 Halls For Rent 108 Drive YourCar 814 Northem MIChiganLots 940 Glass Resldenbal 975 Vacuum Sales/Service 705 Houses- 815 Out of State Property 109 Entertainment ANIMALS 941 Glass Repairs- 976 Ventlla1JonSefV1ce ' Grosse POinte/HarperWocids ., 110 Health and Nuln1Jon 816 Real Estate Exchange Stained/Beveled 954 Wallpapenng . 500 Adopt a Pet 706 DetrOlVBalanceWayne County 111 Hobby Inslrue1Jon 817 Real Estate Wanted 942 Garages Wall Washing 501 Bird For Sale 707 Houses- 9n 112 MUSICEducabon 818' Sale or Lease 943 Snow RemovaV 903 Washer/Dryer 502 Horses For Sale SI. Clair Shores/ 113 Party Planners/Helpers 819 Cemetery Lots Landscaplng 907 Waterprootlng 503 Household Pets For Sale Macomb County 114 Schools 820 Business Opportunities 944 Gutters 978 Water Softening 504 Human Soclelles 708 HousesWanted to Rent 115 TransportaliontTravel 945 Handyman 979 Welding 505 Lost and Found 709 Townhouses/CondosFor Rent 116 TutoringlEduca1Jon 946 Hauling 980 Window Repair 506 Pet Breeding 710 Townhouses/CondosWanted GUIDE TO SERVICES 117 Secretanal ServICes 947 Heabng and Cooling 981 WindoWWashing 507 Pet EqUipment 711 Garages/MIniStorage For 900 AIr Condlbonlng 982 WocidbumerSel'Vlce 508 Pet Grooming Rent 901 Alarm InstallatIOn/Repair 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONA~. _ 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONALS PRAYERS 101 101 PRAYERS 101 PRAYERS 109 ENTERTAINMENT , COM~t:RCIA~ Loans- SECURIT'l. Personal,safety ATTENTION Professionals, . $ 5\)",' 000 0 a t 0 alarms Also home, car, ELDERLY q<)MPA"!.\qN PRAYER TO THE ) ~VENA,TOST.., JUPJ;' PRAYER TO THE D.J. 'ING for all occasions. Busmess Owners.. Ma- Adult woman Will dnve, HOLY SPIRIT '$100,000,000 00 • We boat alarms Sfate of the f!4ay t~e r $a,cred Heart. of HOLY SPIRIT \ Best sound, vanety-6 ture, honest, dependable, read, shop etc. With pnce ~1481. do hard to place deals art secunty products At- pleasant, professional Jesus be adored, glon- Holy SPlnt, you who make your elderly loved ones. Holy Splnt, you who make Equity Funding Inc. , W fordable Free demo For young woman wants to tied, loved and preserved me see everythIng and FAIRY Godmother avallabre MS. Mann 331-3017 me see everything and Bloomfield. Ml (Mlch Informaflon call 331-5581 do Gal Fnday work Will- throughout the world now who shows me the way to for entertaining at child. who shows me the way to State License -0(1) Call WEDDING Photography, Ing to do your bookwork, ONE round tnp ticket De- and forever. Oh, sacred reach my Ideal You, who ren's parties Call Chan- reach my Ideal. You, who MISS Brookman 881- profeSSional service at typing, errands, house or troit to Tampa, March 2- Heart of Jesus, pray for grve me the DIVIne Gift to telle, 331-n05. gIVe me the Divine Gift to 8146 reasonable rates 331- office cleamng Care for 8. $308 or best offer. us Worker of miracles, forgrve and forget the forgive and forget the CLASSICAL music for any PERMANENT Wave. Spa- 3190. your children or pets Sal- 5~1712, 7~193 pray for us St. Jude, wrong that IS done to me wrong that is done to me occasion. Solo, duo, tAO, clal 1 Better. RegUlar ----T-AX-E-S---- ary negotiable Has back- helper of the hopeless, and you who are In all m- and you who are In all in- qUintet, gUItar, Winds, ground expenence & ref- 101 PRAYERS pray for us stances of my life with $50, now $25 Trombly's Private, Confidential stances of my life WIth vOice. 354-6276. erences. 885-6673 Say thiS prayer 9 times a me. I, In thiS short dla- Tresses Cadieux Road Anthony BUSiness Service me I, In thIS short dia- NOVENA TO ST. JUDE day. By the 8th day your logue want to thank you PROFESSIONAL 6 piece _884-__ 1_400______18514 Mack Ave logue want to thank you PROFESSIONAL Ironing May the sacred Heart of prayer Wilt be answered for everything and confirm band "First ImpressIons" Grosse POinte Farms for everything and confirm It has never been known once more that I never 3 MARKETEERS done In your home or Jesus be adored, glon- Malel female vocals, Near Cloverly once more that I never Airport Shuttle pick up & delivery. 873- fied, loved and preserved to fall, never Publication want to be separated horns, versatile Reason- want to be separated Personal Shopping Serving you since 1968 8399 throughout the world now must be promised from you no matter how able 885-1222. Errands & Appointments 882-6860 and forever. Oh, Sacred from you no matter how Thanks St. Jude for great the material desires WINSTED'S custom fram- INKY & THE CLOWN Ammal Sitting Heart of Jesus, pray for great the matenal desires prayer answered. Speclal may be I want to be WIth WHY NOT use thiS space Ing Framing, matting and CLAN. Parties, promo- COMPARE OUR PRICES us. Worker of miracles, may be I want to be with thanks to our Mother at you and my loved ones In for a personal greeting quality work Reasonable tions, family fun Face Call us today pray for us SI. Jude, you and my loved ones In Perpetual Help. FA C. your perpetual glory Happy Holiday, Buthday, rates. Margaret, 331- pamtlng, magic, and bal. and relax tomorrow I helper of the hopeless, your perpetual glory NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Amen Annrversary, or Just say 2378 Amen loon ammals. 621-7416, 885-5486 HI to someone. Prepay- pray for us o Holy SI. Jude, Apostle Thank you for your love to- WE VISIT YOUR PETS and Martyr, great in virtue wards me and my loved PERSONAL Tramlng Body ment IS reqUIred Stop by Say thiS prayer 9 times a Thank you for your love to- BOW 'n IVORY DUO. Vio- In their home, while you're and nch in miracles, near ones. Pray this prayer sculpting In fUlly The Grosse Pointe News, day. By the 8th day your wards me and my loved IJnI Plano! Vocal musIc away, for feeding and Kmgsmen of Jesus three consecutIVe days eqUipped home gym 96 Kercheval (on The prayer WIll be answered. ones Pray thIS prayer for your entertainment play, a few trmes a day. Chnst, faithful Intercessor WIthout asking your WISh, Reasonable rates 881- HIli) to place your ad to- It has never been known three consecutive days Classical and light. 823- Great a1ternatrve to board- of all who Invoke your after third day your WIsh 6868 day' Tuesday, noon to fall, never. PublICation WIthout asking your Wish, 1721, Patti - 831-5014, Ing We give lots of love special patronage In time WIll be granted, no matter Phil deadline must be promised. after third day your WIsh and attention. Serving the Thanks St. Jude for of need, to you I come. I how difficult It may be. TOO BUSY? NURTURE YOURSELFI WIll be granted, no matter POlntes for over a dec- prayer answered Special have recourse from the Then promISe to publISh 110 HEALTH AND I CAN Betsy Breckels how difficult It may be NUTRITION ade Call Hendncks and thanks to our Mother of depth of my heart and thIS prayer as soon as PICK UP & DELIVER Member A M T.A Then promise to publISh Associates Inc 884-0700. Perpetual Help. A.N. humbly beg you whom your favor has been CERTIFIED Persoriaf YOUR LAUNDRY Certified Massage thIS prayer as soon as God has grven such great granted. Thank you for Trainer WIth 5 years OR DRY CLEANING Therapist Housecalls INCOME TAXES PRE- your favor has been ex: CLASSIFIED ADS power to come to my _t_a_vo_rs_recelV__ ' _ed_A_N__ penence, currently has available, 884-1670 PARED, competently and granted Thank you for FREE 882-6900 assIStance Help me In openings for 2 new FROM Women only. confidentally at your con- favors received F A F venience Professionally my present and urgent '02 LOSTAND FOUND clIents. If you are serious A.A.A. CALLIGRAPHY. Beautifully PRAYER TO ST. CLAIRE PRAYER TO ST. CLAIRE petition. In return I prom- LAUNDROMAT trained preparers Lowest about your fitness goals, addressed wedding and l Pray nine Hall Marys once a Pray nine Hail Mary's once Ise to make your name LADIES gold and diamond The Competitive Edge fqt & DRY CLEANING rates avallable 884-7470, party inVItations Call to- Mike day for nine days On the a day for mne days On known and cause you to Cyma wristwatch WIth a free consultatIOn and ' 884-9690 dayl 778-5868 9th day, publISh this Nov- the 9th day publish thIS be invoked Say three our sentimental value Re- fitness ,"formation ROUD- TRIP. Detroit to Ft ena and 3 WIshes WIll be Novena and 3 wishes will Fathers, three Hall Marys, ward Call ~2638 packet. n1-2305 Meyers 4/11 to 4/26 granted Even though you and Glonas'. Publication be granted Even though Classified Advertising ••••••••••••••••••••• 294-4324. don't have faith, your you don't have faith Your must be promISed. SI. STRESS- busting massage ROSH SILLARS 882-6900 TAX Preparation All types prayers WIll be answered prayers WIll be answered. Jude pray for us and all Certified References of Personal returns. TJ CN. who Invoke your ald. $40 sessIOns, new clients Reasonable rates Free Amen This Novena has 107 CATfRING $35. Becky,445-1427. pick-up, delivery for Sen- never been known to fall IOrs. 884-8247 I have had my request PROFESSIONAL caterer, 112 MUSIC EDUCA nON PHOTOGRAPHER granted. T.M. conscientious, experl' CALLIGRAPHY for all oc- NO CLASSIFIED ADS enced In SW1ssI Austnan PIANO and Theory In es- 824-2614 casions. Healmg profes- CAN BETAKEN CUISine, for memorable tablIShed studiO. Master ~ slonal painting for your . AFTER NOON occasions References. of MusIC WIth performing home and for gifts 822- Place a ON TUESDAYS I Call 871-2030, 757-1642 background 527~. 1169 classified ad with NOVENA TO ST. JUDE WANTED Northwest flyl May the sacred Heart of NEW CLASSIFIED RATES wnte tickets Will donate us, and reach over Jesus be adored, glori- value to your chanty n3- Effect February 26, 1992 104,000 readers! fied, lOVed and preserved 7730 Sharon CASH RATE throughout the world now Beginning 3j5j'!J. yourclassifitXl adwill ap~ and forever Oh, Sacred Word Ad WEDDING Heart of Jesus, pray for LCJClK . $6.00 for 12 words- rHOTOGRAPHY inThe Grosse Pointe News & The Connection. us Worker of miracles, soc:: each additional word Weddonl! On A Budl!etl pray for us St Jude, FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE RESOURCE '(Weddmg '''Packages from $495): helper of the hopeless, IN OUR NEW In Column Measured- Call Classtfted for details IIItXN£Jt PHOTOGitAftIY pray for us. $10.48 per inch 775-nU say thIS prayer 9 times a Classic Living Section 882.6900 day By the 8th day your Border Ads A Very Economical Way Ot AdvertISing Your Real Estate prayer WIll be answered. $8.50 Per Une $11.58 per Inch JACKIE'S It has never been known Pet & Pal Service to fall, never PublicatIOn Deadline Will Be Noon On Fridays. Real Estate Resource Page must be promised Call And Place Your Ad Todayl $8.50, 1 line Animal Sitting' 'louse SIlting • Airport Shuttle' Personal Errands Thanks St. Jude for $17.oo.2Unes By Appointment Only prayer answered Special 882-6900 Jackie Huckins 527.2440 thanks to our Mother of Perpetual Help J R W , J - .... +rztr -----~~------__-----...,.".-.-.--.....- ...... - -~ - '.I ------.-..- ---... -~,------_. I I Fe~ruary 27, 1992 Gcosse Pointe News 5C I 12 MUSIC EDUCA TlON 201 HElP WANTED 200 HElP WANTED GENERAl 200 HElP WANTED GEN,ERAl 203 HElP WANTED 206 HElP WAN ED BABYSITT6R 301 SJTUA TlON WANTED DENT All MEDICAL PART-TIME 207 HllP WANTED SAlES PIANO Instruction Your CLERICAl SENIORS Welcome. Sup- RECEPTIONIST 10ptome. CHILD care-glver needed In home Pre-School thru LPN Large Multi- Specialty EXPERIENCED In. Home plement your Income. triC Dispenser- E:njoy my home for 18 month PART TIME SELECT the best opportu- UniversIty level Popularl PhySICian Practice seeks Part- time. On call basiS meeting pUblic Detall Orl. old, afternoon shift Must nity for success In Medical TranscnptiOnlst Classical Adults wel. LPN The Ideal candidate Proof Operator Light lifting and neat ~ ented, tyPing, computer be mature, non-smoker Manufacturers Bank has Real Estate Sales I seeking EastSide oppor- come. Give a gift that will possess excellent or- pearance required for helpful, 4 1/2 days Re- With references 822-4971 temporary part time Proof We offer eX1enslve training, tUnities Free Plck.up and can't be lost or stolen ganizational and interper- Mortuary Service Days. sume: 19467 Mack, Operator positions avail- nationWide referrals, and delivery References ~215 MATURE, dependable per. sonal skills Nephrologyl 772-3345. Grosse POinte Woods, a vanety 01 commission available Reasonable son to care for my three or Oncology background able In our proof depart- PIANO teacher with degree 48236 plans, Including 100% In rates Call Michelle at boys, 3 afternoons per helpful, lull- time No ments These are after- has opening for begin- ATTENTION Grosse POinte call J P 773-1362 WAITRESSI Hostess week, 4 to 6 Ideal for weekends Please reo noon shift positions Job ning or advanced stu- Expanding factory outlet has Fountain at ~5800. needed Bar-B-Q House student References re- spond to Box B-46, reqUIrements Include ex- 302 SITUATION WANTED dents Expenenced In 30 permanent full time Coldwell Banker Grosse POinte Woods qUired $4 per hour 884- Grosse POinte News, 96 penence balanCing fig- CONVALESCENT CARE classical, pop, ragtime, positions available. $1,350 Schweitzer Real Estate ~n55 1914 Kercheval, Grosse POinte ures uSing a calculator and jazz. ~9314 per month to start, rapid 19 Offices Farms, MI 48236 Applicants must be avail. COMPETENT advancement, manage. NEED money? Make the BABYSITTER needed, 12 able for two (2) weeks of Expect The Best IN.HOME CARE SERVICE 113 PARTY PLANNERS! ment training, must be smartest chOice in town and Jefferson area Ener- DENTAL ASSistant needed paid full time training SPEND AN EVENING IN TLC elderly, children HElPERS able to start Immediately JOin Avon For Informa- getic, mature IndIVIdual full time for Warren Den- Benefits Include health THE BEST OF COM- Hourly, overnight rates POjNTE Party Helpers Let Phone ~n01, between tion, 294-8151 for 3 children, ages 12, 5 tal offIce Must be experi- Insurance at group rates PANY Explore the oppor- aVailable Experienced In enced, hard working and us add a touch of Class 11 00 a m and 3.00 p m AUTO Industry employees and 4 Reliable transpor- and lully paid life Insur- tUnities offered by being the Grosse POinte area tat~on a must Monday, Willing to take on respon- PreViously Hammond to your next Graduation, FAX With sales, management, ance Manufacturers a part of Coldwell Banker Shower, Wedding, etc Thursday, Friday after- Sibilities 751-3100 Bank supports a drug-free Schweitzer Real Estate, a Agency, 30 years LI- YOUR or technical background 885-6629 noons, evenings Sun- environment Drug testing member of the nation's censed and bonded CLASSIFIED ADSl Great opportUnity Send DENTAL Hygienist, one af- resume to P 0 805970, days, days. $75 per ternoon a week, Tues- IS a reqUIred step In the premier real estate com- Sally, 772-0035 115 TRANSPORTATION I week 294-4461 employment process For pany FREE REAL ES- TRAVEl Please Include your name, St ClaIr Shores, MI days References and LOVING canng Private duty billing address, billing 48080 SITTER needed full lime for two years mInimum ex. conSideration of the Proof TATE CAREER SEMI- Nurse, available any AIRPORT SHUTTLE penence reqUired for Operator positions, please NAR Thursday, February hours Own transporta- phone number and classI- WANTED- Lingerie Hostess care of 3 year old & 9 o busy, modern, quality send a resume to 27, 1992, 730 pm As- tion, references 882. l; fication desired who would like to receive month old Must have own car, non- smoker, dental practice In Warren D. Kimball sumption Greek Orthodox 7148 , III Refer to our classified Index Free Lingerie. Home III references 881-8999 Ask for Office Manager, Human Resources Church, 21800 Marter .. ... for deadline, rates & bill- Party plan, also you can EXPERIENCED Companion III 755-7070 ManUfacturers Bank Rd, Grosse POinte III o Ing information earn $10. to $15 per INFANT Care Needed Will Sit With elderly lady. 4 III 411 W. Lafayette Woods Call 888-4200, hour 832-2603 Healthy, mature, reliable, MEDICAL! Tech large to 6 hours a day Must be o.. DetrOit, MI. 48226 Coldwell Banker FAX 882.1585 non- smoker (Monday- Multl- Specialty PhYSICian ambulatory No lifting AIRPORT SHUTTLE BARTENDER- expenenced, Equal opportunity Schweitzer Real Estate HAIR Stylist needed. Exper. Tuesday- Thursday) Ne- Practice seeks experi- Grosse POintel St Clair nights PaCifiCO'S Call employer M/FJHN lenced Some chentele gotiable salary and excel- enced ASCPI TechniCian PART- Time salesman Shores preferred Refer- 116 TUTORINGJ(DUCATlON 881-6550, 1- 730 pm deSired. Full or part- time. lent benefits package for to coordinate all aspects TEMPORARY Men's clothing New Cen- ences 772-7994 Commission Please call WAITRESS experienced the nght caregiver Refer- of the office lab Ideal ter area Bnef resume I HAVE Money for College PART TIME CHRISTIAN English lady Lon at Tiffany Place 886- preferred Full time Call ences reqUired Call Mel- candidate Will be experi- please POBox 36043, Grants! loans! scholar- Will care for elderly, part for appolOtment 259- enced In Phelbotomy, TELLERS 18640 Mack Ave, Grosse 5370 Inda, 371-8239 time House cleaning, shIps. Write "The lnfor. 0074 Manufacturers Bank has POinte Farms, MI 48236 QCI QA, poliCies and pro- CompanIOn, light cooking matlon Booth" POBox CARRER OPPORTUNITY EXPERIENCED reliable Immediate temporary LADIES wanted- to sell cedures and be fUlly fa. EXCEPTIONAL Income op- and love. Please call 252, St Clair Shores, MI LANDSCAPE FOREMAN Daycare needed for In- openings for part time Cameo LlOgerie & Loun- mlliar With Hematology portUnity for reputable in- Vera at 294-3995 48080 Progressive, established fant In your home or Tellers In our Central gewear. Be your own and ChemIstry eqUip- ternational cosmetics landscape contracting mine Weekdays except Cash Department These BEST Care Agency Hourly boss! $25/hr, no quota, ment Part and full time firm, Fortune 500 SubSid- and maintenance firm Tuesdays References temporary assignments or live-in for the elderly TUTORING management opportunity. Please respond to' Box Iary. FleXible hours Part! seeking expenenced and 88~5181 should last through Au- Low rates. 561-2163 ALL SUBJECTS Free sample kit. Home B.46, Grosse Pomte full time Training avail- motivated foreman. Full gust, 1992. Job reqUire- GRADES 1 THRU 12 Party Plan. Call Frank BABYSITTER after school, News, 96 Kercheval, able Great eX1ra Income REGISTERED Medical As- time, year round position ments Include balanCing PROFESSIONAL Carlisle, 882-8349. occasional evenings, 2 Grosse POinte Farms, MI Contact Jeanne, 777- Sistant, highly qualified In With benefits commerCial deposits. An FACULTY children 882-8649 48236 3831. Critical nursing care. WAITRESS posillons avail- 771.8777. Interest In detall and ac- Skills Include InJections, WE CAN HELP able, days & some eve- SITTER needed for 3 well EXPERIENCED Dental Hy- MANICURIST needed for curacy IS helpfUl Appli- WANTED medications, etc 24 hour GROSSE POINTE nings. If you enJoy the behaved children, part- genlst In eastSide peno- Grosse POinte shop. Full cants should be high LICENSED care in your home Ex- LEARNING CENTER restauranU bar bUSiness time, my home 882- dontal practice Part time or part- time With some school graduates With SIX penenced, Grosse POinte 131 Kercheval on the Hili and are mature then you 1056 Call 882-2233 Tuesday- REAL ESTATE follOWing, clientele walt. (6) months of work expen- references B84-4895 or 343-0836 343-0836 have the right personality Friday 9 a m - 5 P m SALES PEOPLE 109 885-3070 BABYSITTERI nanny ence or post hlQh school 331-6636 to cater to our steady education Applicants LOTS OF LEADS wanted for 2 year old & NURSE! Aide to care for SPECIAL Care proVided In 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES INSIDE clintele. Call Monday. Fn. Infant starting mid Apnl should be aVallabre for AND FRINGES elderly parent In my home for elderly and con- day, 2. 4 p.m., 259-3675 Live- Inl out opportunity two (2) weeks full time STIEBER REALTY CO home, days 465-3515 valescent Good refer- LETTER FOR LETTER SALES ask for Deborah. available. Non. smoker tralnIng Benefits Include (Since 1938) n5-49OO ences 293-6115 FAX DO YOU DREAM of oWning With references only. 885- 204 HElP WANTED health Insurance at group Word Processing REPS Harperl 8 Mlle. Established 20 year old your own bUSiness? But 6252. DOMESTIC rates and fulIy pald hfe in- NURSES AIDE, cook and Resume Preparation (East Area) auto lack the capital to start LOVE WORKING surance Manufacturers 300 SITUATION WANTED lite duties References, General-Personal Typing Bank supports a drug-free afterm arket wholesaler one? This excellent bUSI- 202 HElP WANTED ClERICAL WITH CHILDREN? BABYSITTERS hOUrly days/nights live Medical, Legal, Business environment Drug testing 5eeklng personable ness opportUnity offers Be a nanny Full tlmel part- LICENSED day care home- In 881~715 Cassette Transcription IS a required step in the phone closers to staff you unlimited eamlng p0- SECRETARYI ReceptiOnist, time. Good salary and mature mom has plenty Harper-Vernrer employment process 303 SITUATION WANTED our order desk tential With minimal in- experience In Word Pro- benefits Call The Nanny of love to give to your ht- 774.5444 Please send resume to DAY CARE afternoons III 9 30 p.m vestment reqUired. Call cessing, experience In Network 650-0670 tle one Well eqUipped EXPERIENCED typing ser- D. Kimball DAY Care In a warm, ChTls- Great "In demand" 39~1039- 24 hours accounting office helpful, NEED two people- one for home Lots of toys, elc vices and bookkeeping, Human Resources tlan home Licensed. products Salary THE pleasant working condi- cleaning, one for laundry for fun and learning Full 'r,esumes, correspond- CPR trained Refer- tions Send resume The (weekly) Must be reha. Manufacturers Bank tlme only Call Jan- 526- :egce, Laser printing, negotiable/bonus and CHEESECAKE ences available 8B6- SHOPPE Grosse POinte News, 96 ble BB4-6047 411 W. Layafette 6759 etc Reasonable rates ,n::-ent,ves Management Detroit, Mi. 48226 7378 Responsible counter help Kercheval, Box P-16, -88~2454. l oPPO..J~yrlltx fv~~a91~,_ Grosse ~omte Farms, MI G~QSSF PQI~TE An equal opportunity ENTHUSIASTIC, lOVing EFAuPair- Days, 8'30-3-00, Moti-Fn mother WIll care tor your Leave Message 48236. employer MIFIHIV L\"e-\n Ch\\d.care Will train to assist In light EMPLOYMENT child whJle your at work _ _BUSINESS AND II Will mean" the World to Mr. Bryant bakmg & cake decorating EXECUTIVE secretary, CPA AGENCY In Grosse Pomte, expen. TI:.CHNICAL SERVICES 207 HELP WANTED SAHS Your chI/d. /n Just about a Apply In person, Fnday, office, Penobscot Bldg enced. references 824- Laser Pnnter 886-1763 885-4576 month, you can welcome 9-11, 19873 Mack, Computer skIlls reqUired. 60 years reliable service SALES Counselors wanted 1648. Business. Techmcal PARK Rangers Game War- Grosse Pointe Woods one of our carefully se- Acadenuc 961-9250. Needs expenenced Cooks, Looking for a challengmg dens, security, mainte- VERY energetic female to lected, English-speaking Med1cal • DenIal. Legal INSURANCE Agency seek- NannIes, Maids, House- and rewarding career In nance, etc No experi- UTILITY Company Jobs babySit In my home, part au pairs to prOVIde child- . leiters' Reports. Memos $7.80- 15.751 hour, thiS f 1/ t d d' keepers, Gardeners, But- Rea' Estate Eslabllshed tIme, days and evenings care and cultural ex- Extra Wide Spreadsheets ence neccessary. For Ing u - Ime In IVI ua Grosse POinte Realty has area. Men and women With good phone and lers, Couples, Nurse's for 4 kids under 5 lov- change for your famIly Mull1part InVOlcmg information call (219)769- needed No expenence commuOicational skills Aides, CompanIons and 3 Immediate openings for 6649 eX1 7223 9 a m to Ing, caring and refer- Cost averages $165.1' Cassette Transcnphon 886-3060 After 5 p m Day Workers for pnvate full- tIme experienced Standard. Micro. Mim 9 p m 7 days necessaIy For Informa- ences 881-0972 week Legal, non-profit tion, call 1-219-736-9807, Leave name and number homes. agents Excellent enVIron. PersonalIzed BABYSITTING- Licensed, organization Call 885- HAIR Stylist with clientele eX1entlon U4312 9 a m.- 18514 Mack Avenue ment and earning poten- RepetI 11ve Le llers In Harper Woods home 3895 for LUCido's Hair Care In 9 p.m.- 7 days. POSITION available in a Grosse POinte Farms tla! Benefits Call Michael Envelopes' Labe1s growing company for a ------BOjatad at 881-7100 between 1.94 and Mack The Nanny Network, Inc. Mailing LISt Mamtenance East DetrOIt. 773-8044, VALET Parkers wanted. mature person to take re- LOVIng, positIVe, creative QUa!rty professional child Theses • Thsserl~l1ons 286-5265, ask for Joe Grosse POinte area 465- sponSibility of runnrng LOOKING for a challenging environment Experi- care In your home Call Term Papers' Manuscnpts FULL Time Nail TechniCian compu1er and following and rewarding career? ForeIgn Language Work 9085. enced Reliable Refer- us NOW for mformatlOn wanted for progressive DOWNTOWN law firm Expanding our offices In , Equallons. GraphiCS through With procedures seeks Legal Secretary Grosse POinte. Full tIme ences. 881-1817. 650-0670 Grosse POinte salon Ex- COOK. evenings, some ex- Great opportunrty for ad. Slallshcs • Tables. Charts HARPER Woods mom, Will 304 SITUATION WANTEO penence preferred. Call penence preferred, full or vancement. Send resume With at least 3 years Pro- experIenced agents Resumes,Vltae GENERAL to 16039 E Nine Mile, batel Estate planning ex. wanted Excellent pay babysit your infant or tod- Cover Lellers' Apphcallons Christine at 822-8080 part tIme. Send resume or letter of Interest to Jim Eastpointe, MI 48021 penence Experience With plan and room for dler Days or evenings ENERGETIC South Senior, - Standard Form 171 PART time Clerk. Ideal for P.O. Box 36790, De- computers helpful We of- growth Will train Contact References. 884-9502 college bound, available 822-4800 male retiree. Ask for o troit, MI. 48236 PART Time C1encal POSI- fer competitIVe salary and MIchael Bejalad for confi- for Spnng clean up, odd MEMBER Dave 393-3125 Classified Advertising tlon for Cadieux area of- benefits. Send resume dentlal interview 881. JObs etc ... Contact Pat-- '. Nallonal Resume Bank NOW hiring experienced 882-6900 .-ProfessIOnal ASSOCIabon DRIVERS NEEDEDI fice Typing, fihng re- and salary history to Of- 7100 nck, 886-8851 cashiers, sales & stock of Resume Wnters Good dnvlng record Will qUlred.884-3348 fice Administrator, Berry, -A--Y--Se-ri--A-bo-ut- Retail Advertising • Nahonal AssOClallon of Apply Evergreen Home & PROOFREADI NG. accu- train. Excellent money Moorman, King & Hud- re .ou OUS 882-3500 Secre lanai ServIces Garden Genter, 16145 E. CAREER POSITIONS son, 600 Woodbridge Seiling Real Estate? rate, professional, expen- making potential Apply In News Room .:EnglIleenng Soaely enced. Reasonable 293- 8 Mile Rd., East Detroit. Expene:C:ILApeopB~: needed Place, Detroit, MI. 48226 We ares SEREIOSSU~about : : - of DetrOIt person 882.2094 1856 15501 Mack Ave. EXPERIENCED friendly No phone calls please your UCC Expen- for long and short term enced agents, ask abou1 WARREN Mom of 2 Will phone Secretary. 3 hours WOMAN seeking house- DISHWASHERS needed, assignments Some are LEGAL SECRETARY our 100% program In babysIt In your home 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL per day from your phone keeplngl nurses aldel 19767 Mack Ave., Grosse temporary to permanent Downtown defense firm Grosse POinte, call Monday thru Fnday Ref- $5 50 per hour plus b0- cooking! companion posI- PART time Mystery Shop- POinte Woods, Da Edoar- Legal & Executive needs SECRETARY with George Smale at 886- erences. n4-7249 nus Follow up my home tion Call Emelle, ~ pers. Need (6). Call 1- do's To apply come Secretanes 2-3 years litigation expen- 4200 mailings to make my ap- RESPONSIBLE woman Will- 6053. 800-377-5999 Anytime Tuesday through thurs- Word processors ence WordPerfect know- Coldwell Banker pointments locally. 790- Ing to babYSit over nrght, day or night day between 4 & 6:00 Data- Entry Clerks ledge benefiCIa!, but Will Schweitzer Real Estate ENTERPRISING HIgh 0929, Mr. Smith. on weekends In your p.m ReceptiOnists 45 w p.m. train 964-0150 19 offices School Senior, College eXPERIENCED dry walll home References Call ACHIEVE Tremendous fi. bound, Willing to do "odd plaster finisher with con- Pleasant Working NO CLASSIFIED ADS Expect the best 567-7246 nancial rewards PLUS atmosphere E JObs" 885-6604 structIOn! painting back- II •• RUTH PARADISE TEMPS CAN BE TAK N the time to enjoy It. Call ERRAND Service. Pick- ground College degree I AFTER NOON 207 HElP WANTED SAlES • TEMPORARY ~1039, 24 hours 207 HElP WANTED SAlES preferred or honest- to- 964-0640. ON TUESDAYSI ups, delIVery, gifts or gro- goodness experrence ASSIGNMENTS UCW OPTICAL company needs Real Estate Resource cenes, etc Fast, fnendly Call 882-7754. LINGERIE SALES notlVated reliable person Deadline Noon Fridays Reasonable rates NOW INTERVIEWING UNDERCOVER WEAR 3- 4 days a week to do Don't Forget. Donna, 526-2845. IMMEDIATEII Expenenced IN!EST ~INANClAl FOri An exciting concept in hnge- medical Insurance bin. call your ads in Earlyl gnlll short order COOk \\, mil, r ", ""11 -,II'( CORPORATION ODD jObs- We do anything • Secretaries ne sales IS expandIng In Ings! credits Must be Classified Advertising Busy Days only. FulV From roofing to moving the Mlchl9an area. We very organIzed and work 882.6900 part time InteMew, 822- • Medical and Legal heavy appliances to are looking for women wen WIth others Some REGISTERED 2590. TranscnptIonlsts washing windows Call who love lingene and experrence needed In LEGAL Secretary Part time • Bookkeepers Joe, 822-2223 COLLEGE STUDENTS want to make money. Call general Insurance bill- for Grosse POinte office REPRESENTATIVE Expenence and excellent $8.00 TO START • Data Entry 331-7531 today for details Ings Good typIng and fil- INVEST FINANCIAL CORPORATION MATURE woman looking Ing skills reqUired 775- typing reqUired 884- for domestIc work In 12.50 hour work weeks. No Operators as seen on Kelly & Co. Amerlca's fastest growing finanCial ser 6733 Ask for Martin 6600 Grosse POinte area experrence necessary. • Typists on Tuesday, February 11 vices organization. IS seeking expen Casey or Lisa McCarron Good references Can Will train AASP scholar- HAIRDRESSER for estab- 206 HElP WANTED enced Serres 7 NASD Registered Rep- • Switchboardl 822-5030, Monday thru ships available Call now lished Salon, Grosse 203 HELP WANTED PAin-TIME ReceptIOnist resentatives to sell finanCial products In Fnday, between 9- 4 for InteM9W POlntel Harper Woods DENTAL/ MEDICAL Word ACCOUNTANT a banking enVIronment The successful 825-6485 30S SITUATION WANTED Processors/Secretaries area Blue Cross Master FULL time Hygienist BOOKKEEPER candidate should have at least 2 years IBM 5520 Medical available Take HOUSE ClEANING COUNTER person! prep Grosse POinte Office Ex- PART TIME sales experience an Insurance license IBM Syslem 36 over clientele. 371-6645 Expenenced Good with penence preferred. ~ FleXible daytime hours In and a documented track record In a EUROPEAN. Polish lady Word Perfect 5.0/5.1 or 465-6646 1175 Grosse POinte retail store consumer onented enVIronment Wishes day work, expen- people Part time days Display Write 3/4 LIMOUSINE Chauffeur 40 Must have expenence enced, references 758- Call 822-2590 Lotus 1,2,3, EXPERIENCED dental hy- INVEST olfers an excellent compensa hours! week Apply In with P C based account- 4777 Desktop PublishIng gienist needed for Peno- tlon and benefll plan Please fax your A RARE person, 119 Kercheval, Ing system All replies Computer GraphIcs dontal practice Fndays, 8- EUROPEAN Style of clean- MANAGEMENT Suite 7. confidential Reply to .: resume to Plus other software 4 Grosse POinte, 882- Ing Will refresh your OPPORTUNITY Grosse POinte News, Box IINVEST FINANCIAL CORPORATION Assignments WAITRESS- expenenced, 5600 house Local references, Y.100, 96 Kercheval, FAX. 813.289.6028 International Fitness Downtown & Easlern apply In person Trolley's, own transportation, 7 Company needs managers Suburbs FULL time Dental Ass~ant. Grosse Pomte Farms, MI ATTN' M A. Goodrum 17315 Mack, 3 blocks Experienced Harper _48_236 _ I days a week Washing and supervisors. Full north of Cadl9ux Apply and Ironing 365-1095 EMPLOYERS Woods office 884-3050 SECRETARYI Everythmg- JlnanclaL i training. Oul of shapers between 7 and 10 P m GOVERNMENT Cleaners TEMPORARY SERVICE DENTAL Hyglemst for East One gIrl, office In home, compames • I , Will clean your home welcome. $65 K plus. WAITRESS Appl~ WIthin Detroit office Part Tlmel pleasant, accurate, thor- I I Relerences Call Fran- II 372.8440 II POinte BarbF'Cue, 17410 full time Expenenced ough, only 822.1717 8 A ,uh"ldldr~ of 1(1'mplr 774.6333 cene 792-9643, Rose East Warren, Detroit n5-1633 am- 7 pm Only please Fmdnlldl (ompdnu', In( 773-5572 ------.._.."".._.._-_.._--_...._....-.._--...._....-~------....---- ...---_ ...... tt ...7tt ""__ ... ~ ,~_ .... __ ...... ". .,.,..::>=.""OCm ua... ~ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION <::tD\/lrocc .. CVC'T~".C't _ t'n""llI T . 6C February 27, 19- Gro$se Pointe t"- SITUATION WANTED 307 SITUATION WANTED (DO MERCHANDISE - HOUSE CLEANING 404 GARAGE' YARD ------...,;,;;NURSES AIDES ANTIQUES 402 AUCTIONS BASEMENT SALES (05 EHAlf SALES (OS ESTAH SALES CLEANING, windows I do EXPERIENCED (20 years) DISCOVER The Differences everything' Also, painting SATURDAY Salel Furni- Nurses aid, light house- In Antique Malls Town DECORATIVE ESTATE SALE ESTATE! GARAGE SALE L..••.•..I room set, Ir.. Marlon. m-7092 ture, baby sWing, back. keeper Days, nights, Hall Antiques of Romeo ONE DAY ONLYI Grosse POinte Farms. kitch- tIonal, frUitwood finish. ARTS AUCTION packs, Infant seat. and MAID Marlon Cleaning Ser- weekends or live- In Ref- offers quality, selection Saturday, February 29th, enware, linens, collecti- chairs, rectangular ts. erences Brenda Doug- SAT.,MARCH 7TH other baby Items House- vice Dependable, refer- and aHordabllity all under 9 am- 5 pm. bles, tools, ladders. With 3 leaves, tall ch, las, 921.1951 hold Items 8'30 am- ences, Insured, reason- one roof. We have 2 11:00 A.M. 2220B Gordon St (south of stereo. patio furniture, cabinet Best offer 88 1'30 pm 401 Kercheval. Martin between Harper & 3560 able 296-1629, Marl CERTIFIED Nurse Aide, floors filled to the maxi- lamps. 248 CharleVOIX Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Farms. Jefferson) excellent references, mum, and 40 great deal. (between Qoverly & Ste- DOLLS- 18", "The P~ral CARMEN'S Onental rugs 1986 Fleetwood Brougham phens) Saturday only. reasonable Willing to ers who specialize In first 40S ESTATE SAl!5, of Amencan Fashion I CLEANING class antiques and se- cadillac, 26" stereo color 800am t0200pm clean house 881-7809 TO INCLUDE Pr of Ster- collection, by Mary Ste- SERVICE lected collectibles Guar- LEO'S BACK. BUying en- lV. china cabinet, ma- EXPERIENCED Home ling, Robert Jarvie can- vens The Gibson Girl, No time for housecleaning? anteed as represented tire estates Also bUying hogany curved front 401> FIREWOOD Health Aide for evening & dlesticks by Shreve Southern Bell and The Let our team come and always Open 7 days a tools, cams and collect I- dresser & mirror, brass midnight Dependable Crump & Low, prs of Ttf. Victorian Lady 293-1856. do It for you I week, 10 to 6 We pur- bles 885-9380 bed, brand new full size FINEST $ can Buy Sea- Reasonable Joyce, 526- fany bronze candlesticks, OIL paintings, reproduc- chase your quality an- mattress (never used), soned Split Hardwood 2472 Handel leaded table ESTATE SALE tions of the "Masters". SPRING SPECIAL tiques Explore the differ- Single bedroom set. ma- $55 a face cord Deliv. lamp, LeVerner Petit The personal assets and hogany end tables, French Impressions, Re- 10% Discount 1st time 308 SITUATION WANTED ence In Downtown ered 3 or more cords- lamp, Tiffany desk clocks, household goods of the toaster ovens, food pro- nOir, Monet, Degas and Senior Citizen discount OmCE CLEANING Romeo 7 shops Within $50 each 727-3151, 392- Nouveau figural lamps, late LaVinia Llghtsteln, cess or, small formrca more Gorgeous and af- • Reasonable walking distance 205 3075 • References EURO Maids- European marble figures. Orrefors age 91 are being offered kItchen set. miscellaneous fordable 17110 Ker- North Main, 313-752- Finest Northern style of cleaning Days or vase by PalmqUist, Galle for sale The Items unique dishes, portable dish- cheval,884.7857 • Experienced 5422 Hardwood nights $15 SpecIal for Side table. arts & crafts and flamboyant, are of washer, refrlgeratorl • Insured COUCH & loveseat, earth thiS month 365-1095 FURNITURE refinished, re- Jewelry box, bronze fig- the highest quality and stove, microwave, Singer 1-2-3 year Aged • Bonded tones, excellent condItion paired, striPped, any type ures, oil paintings, Includ- condition R S PrussIa I sewing machine, 2 clrcu- 584-n1B 400 MUCHANOISE Guaranteed $200 n2-2294. of caning Free esti- Ing a W Hemsley land- Wedgewoodl Czechoslo- lar saws, electriC dnll, MAID- TEMPS, reSidential! ANTIQUES Delivery Included mates, 345-6258, 661. scape, Libbey vase by vakta! Orreforsl Magmfi- socket wrenches, 10" ta- GE deluxe refngerator, commercial Insured and ROCK Maple Hutch- beauti- 5520 Granz, Gross, Art Deco clent GapoDIMontel Cam- ble saw, Anens rototdler, Stacking Available large sIze. 25 cubiC feet, bonded 24 hour answer- fUlly refinished Call 517- bedroom set, pr of Fry bridge- DIane and Toro snow mill, Snapper 264-9725 almond $1,100 new Ing service 4-9040 479-6267 ANNOUNCING n Foval candlesticks, Jew- l Askmg $589 Decorator SOUTHFIELD Rosepolnt patterns Old lawn mower & thatcher- $45/ face cord Free Deliv- 1880'S Secretary/ Book- elry, lamps. MISSIon l draperies, blue/peach AT YOUR SERVICE PAVILION Deco Franclscan Royal Stan- Izer, edger & whip and ery & Kindling Guaran- oak furniture, Afncan l country prmt, 2 double A Unique Cleaning Co. case, walnut 48 x 106 ANTIQUES dard Shelley! Venetian many more miscellaneous teed Pioneer Tree Ser- Tnbal art, figures, masks, Windows. one door wall, We go one step further. 1920's, 30's Liquor cabl- EXPOSITJON glass! Fabulous soap yard tools NO PRE- vice 463-3383 beadwork, etc, mahog- thermal lined $225 882- Commerical Residential nell bar 2 leaded glass SOUTHFIELD stone vase and lamp! Re- SALES. NUMBERS WILL doors 16125 Mack 882- any back bar With stained l DELIVERED- Seasoned 6424, after 6 Fully trained CIVIC CENTER cords Mahogany sewing BE HANDED OUT AT 8 chest I Sterling Silver firewood With free fires- Insured Bonded 7680 glass, & much more APPLE Imagewnler II- 26000 Evergreen at Compotes, plates, tea set, ESTATE Sale. 22624 Bay- tarters $45 face cord FREE ESTIMATES 10 1/2 Mile $250 Ladles mountain Manchester Antique Mall ART POTIERY INCLUD- coffee pot. salt and pep- VIew, SI. Clair Shores off 839-2001. CHRISTINE FEB. 28. 29, MARCH 1 bike- $150 Spree- Black- Antiques & Collectibles ING Rookwood, New- per, candelabra, etcl Gor- Jefferson February 28th Friday 2-9 P.M GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? $350. Call 886-4921 n6.2641. 116 E MaIO, Manchester comb, pr of marblehead ham sterling Silver, 68 and 29th, 9 to 5 Saturday 12.9 P M Open 7 Days, 10 to 5 low candlesticks, Rose- Pieces In chest' Collection DON'T WAIT EXPECT THE BEST Sunday 12-6 PM MAHOGANY 313-428-9357 Ville, Futura, Van Bnggle, of perfume bottlesl Vin- Until Tuesday momlng to RELAX! KNOWN AND FAMOUS Free parking. lunch & ON MACK Weller, Gustavberg. Le- tage name deSigner REPEAT your classified USE OUR FAX Old fashioned European DENLEY'S ANTIQUES dinner dally AT BEDFORD Massier. Amphora, Gouda clothesl Lenox! Srtzen. ad!1I Call our classified house cleaning Several off with G.P.N. ad. Traditional mahogany dining 18th, 19th and earty 20th $1.00 & much morel call and Inquire about our years experience In dorsI 011 paintings, bronze advertISing department room tables and chairs, century American an- OLD ORIENTAL RUGS FAX MACHJNE. When Grosse POinte area Ex. sculpture, outstanding Wednesdays, Thursdays, large Hepplewhrte buffet. tiques and decorative Wanted Any Size ANTIQUE ESTATE ORIEN- time is short and our lines cellent references. De- costume Jewelry' Rare Fridays. Mondays large mahogany bedroom arts Furniture and worthy Or ConditIOn TAL RUGS INCLUDING Howard pocketwatch! 18K 882-6900 are bUsy, you can simply pendable and affordable chest-on-chest, drexel accessones QUills. folk Sileh Soumak, Kashans; Bulova wnstwatch. French FAX the copy along with Insured and Bonded Call Call 1-800-443-7740 mahogany double bed. art, decoys, toys, paint- Henz, Kazak, Chinese Art PrOVinCial bedroom set of DUMOUCHELLES billing and category anytime Ings and sporting collecti- UPHOLSTERY & refinish- ladles and other desks for Deco. African Tribal, fine quality! Stromberg PRICED HOME SALE Information. bles All carefully selected Ing at Mikes Antiques, your home; large mahog- 884-0721. Chinese Silk figural; sev- Carlson console phono- 31705 E. BELVINE TRAIL and displayed 11109 Morang 881-9500 any breakfront; tilt top tea BETTERMAIDS Cleaning eral Balouch mats & graphl Dolls! Paper col- BIRMINGHAM Classified Advertising 27112 Harper(bet 10 & 11) table- ball & claw; ChiP- Service, commercial! resl. others lectlblesl Black enamel E Off Lahser Road, Take 882-6900 Weekdays 9-5 - Sat 1.5 401 APPLIANCES pendale camel back set- dentlal We clean cor. dinIng room set WIth 6 Hampton to Aster to Appointments available tee, dining table and sev- ners, NOT CUT THEMI Preview begins chairs I CIgarette holders Belvme. N of 13 Mile MELDRUM TREE SER. n2-9385 ROPER gas range, $75 or eral fabulous mahogany 521-1497 Wednesday, March 4th- and lighters! Sewing Fn.,Feb.28 10AM-5PM VICE- Roiling back WE BUY AND SELLI best offer 881-0980 dlmng sets; 1 large Chip- Catalogs- $2 post paid Items and bolts of cloth' Sat .Feb.29 10AM-5PM prices' Seasoned fire- AAA Housecleaning- good pendale ball & claw ma. TAPPAN self cleaning elec- 10% Buyer's Premium on Onental dry bar! Large Complete household Includ- wood With kindling $40., rates, experrenced and WILD FLOWER hogany highboy. tnc stove. $200. Two mi- all lots mirrored shadowbox with mg fine furnIShings, Mln- facecord delivered. 881- thorough Several open- THUR5-SUN ANTIQUES & crowaves, Sharp & Pana- hand painted borders' Art Ings available 884-2358, NOONISH TIL 6 P.M. GIFTS SOniC, $100 each All glass! Onental black en- ~hnon~~ln:n~:~~~ ~:; :::.35:._7__1.:.::.::======::; Sue 886-1916 Many one of a kind rtems- about 2 years old 824- SCHMIDT'S amel screen with applied Doulton figunnes, Bnc A NORTHERN LADY wants c1eanmg Job, 2231 ivory and Mother of Pearl Antique mirrors and fum~ ANTIQUES,INC. Brac, Craftsman band FIREWOOD CO. COMMERCIAL paper Wednesday, Saturday ture. whimSical painted SEARS Coldspot refngera- 5138 W. Michigan Ave. figures' Collection of mu- saw, table saw, vacuum, shredder, ceramic paints, Good references call af- furniture, new & antique tor- $150 Sunray gas Ypsilanti, Mi. 48197 SIC boxes! Alligator and assl. tools, Gravely riding • Exceptionally fine, mixed molds and supplies. 881- ter 5 925-9363 candlesticks In brass & stove- $75, both white (313)434-2660 beaded purses! Kathl Ur. mower. Lapidary work hardwood 3778 "Clean as a Whistle" Inc. glass, copper & brass tea 822..Q483 Fax (313)434.5366 bach onginal figures! room and much morel • Oak, Ash, Hickory and WEDDING Dress- Sequin, ResldentlallCommencal pots & Jelly pans, Tea Open 7 DAYS: French provincial down Frurtwoods GE Washer! Dryer- white, gorgeous Must seell Reliable and Reasonable Leaf Ironstone, Willow MON-SAT 9-5 filled sofa and chair with DUMOUCHELLES • Uniform lengths extra large capacity. all $500./ Best offer. 771 • Our name says It alii ware, Limoges. and much SUNDAY 11-5 • Free kindling bundles 9535. cycles Excenent condi- ~~~hi~~l:~' ~~~~~ ~-:.-:.:.:.:._963-6.:.:.:-2--5-S=====~ • 15 years experience n9-5315 A more Don't Forget. tion' $450 for pair 313- • Guaranteed to be quality FOR a really clean house STOP IN TODAY AT 476-7788 Call your ads in Earlyl Jade lamp' Unenl Mah WE BUY BOOKS 18226 MACK AVE " "saasoned-firepIaQll,wood, ~. WE BUY call an expenenced, hon- Classified Advertising Jong set (circa 1940}1 Art AND LIBRAA- IE-$- AT FISHER RD FREEZER. large upnght Deco throtJgh-outI Much or 'double your !noney • ~ ORIENTAL RUGS est woman Days avail- back 884-8330 Excellent condition $200 882-6900 Much Morel Don't miss able for steady work 294- We pay more !han anyone 882-9138 thiS onel Saturday Febru- 2581. (O( GARAGE/YARD -JOHN KING $60 for your rugs, regardless Kennary Kage DISHWASHER Whirlpool, BASEMENT SALES ary 29th, Sunday March 961.0622 FACE CORD of sIze or condition THE HOUSE.KE. TEERS 1st. Longer If necessary. portable, $150. Perfect 777.4876 932-3999 CLEANING SERVICE Antiques MOVING sale- Contempo- 9 a m to 5 p m. Numbers Michlgan's largest condition Microwave, Professional, Bonded and CADIEUX AT WARREN rary dining room set, at Barn 19100 Coral Sharp Carousel $75 BookStore WING back chair, blue! Insured teams ready to Think Spring . Lots $600. Queen Soft Sides Gables St Southfield 1 • Cijp and Save this ad • (05 ESTATE SALES 886-8277. mauve plaid, $190. Cuno clean your home or bUSI- of new Water Bed, $350. Lamps block South of 1-696 and antiques ... Furniture cabinet. $160. Call only If ness QUASAR Instamatlc and etcetera. Pnces are 2 1!2 blocks East of Ever. and accessories Interested. 88~7467. " Gift Certificates Available Counter- top Microwave negotlablel Everything green Conducted by ESTATE MOVING SPECIALISTS , Three dealers. Let like new! call Jacqueline 10% Off Wrth ThiS Ad us know what you are Oven with humidity sen- Richard Paul Assoc. 1- Specialized packaging and shipping. First Time Callers Onlyl looking for. sor, meat probe. auto de- 77~5081 313-664-2860 Fragile, large, awkward and valuable items. 582-4445 Tuesday-Friday 12-4 frost, etc 700 watts Saturday 10-5 "Just remodeled". Must 405 ESTATE SAlES 40S ESTATE SAlES THE PACKAGING STORE HARD working, experi- 10% off with ad sell!! $150. Call after 5 20083 Mack Ave. • 886-1888 enced housecleaner look- Good th11.1March 15 p.m. 885-7244 MUST CLEAN OUT 109 for Jobs Grosse RAmBOW ESTATE SALE BUILDING POinte reSident With GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? GROSSE POINTE ESTATE SALES Formerly Grosse POinte refer- J.C. WYNO'S ences 884-4244 RELAX! 996 BURNS FEBRUARY28 - 29 HPM Factory Outlet AntiqueS INDIAN VILLAGE-DETROIT 311 McMILLAN USE OUR FAX GROSSE POINTE FARMS CJEST SIMONE ~ Premier-- Collectible (JUST OFF JEFFERSON) Between Beaupre and Chalfonte call and InqUire about our Clearance of High Cleaning Inc. Show FAX MACHINE. When SAT, FEB. 29TH, (9:00.4:00) Fashion _ Put a little touch of magic Whole house Estate Sale - French PrOVincial sofa, In your ""Home or Office"" time Is short and our lines WE ARE FEATURING: large selection of 40's & 50's chairs; mahogany leather top tables, small drop leaf Suits & Capes: March788 table. pme settle, nine piece 30's dining set, 30's Fit to SUIt your evety need are bUSy, you can simply games. toys. models, ships. cars. guns. and cards; 1500 Yds. of - Family Opetated- FAX the copy along with mahogany bedroom set, marie bedroom furniture Dearborn Civic Lionel train pieces. wicker sofa & chair, doll bed, fern Designer References & Compelltrve Rates billing and category Mirrors. cedar chest. Stelffe lamps. Mantle clock, Center stand, chair and more; Bell~k creamer & sugar; pictures. vanity, porch chairs. footstools. fireside bench Fabrics Must Be 15% OFF bl Montlu service information. 15801 Michigan balloon back chair; footstools; floor lamps; 2 wooden Sconces. cloisonne, Tiffany sterling mirror and liqueurs, Cleared 785 ..0484 lots of old brass pieces, Silverplate, Royal Doulton tinies, Classified Advertising mantles; enamel-top table with 4 chairs; old costumes; • LIcensed & Insured .' (corner of Greenfield) Austrian berry set, Myott and Steubenville china sets, All Prices Below walnut double bedroom set; many WOoden chairs; 2 Italian pottery, Collectible glass and china. pottery. Mfgrs. Cost 306 SITUATION WANTED Dearborn, MI 882.6900 quilt-tops; ez. glass figurines; old books galore; interesting books about theatre, decorative accessories. HOUSE SITTING Sat. 10 - 6 ALMOND refngerator. Gas bookcases; tons of magazmes; metal shelving; pot- ladles clothing - pretty vlntaQe things. Jewelry - lots HURRY! TRUSTWORTHY retired Sun. 10.4 stove. newer. 881-6448 belly stove; 4 drawer files; large blueprint file; of costume and collectible Kitchen misc .• Christmas, Won 't Last Long couple WIll house Sit any- hundreds of blueprints, drafting tables; upholstered baskets, Refrigerator, washer, TV's tools, and lots STOVE, 30" 2 apartment more. Many Other Items: time May thru October Admission $2.00 pieces. wroUghl iron cnb; rugs; If you're looking for sIze refngerators $75 Frank,755-222O The affordable the unusual. you might fmd it here. There are 4 floors Numbers given oul Friday only at 8:30 a.m. REECE BUTTON each 726-8703. Slreel numbers honored HOLE 307 SITUATION WANTED show - Shop where to go through with a large selection of merchandise in NURSES AIDES SHARP Carousel Micro- various conditions. This one's fun! II! GROSSE POINTE ESTATE SALES, INC. SEWING MACHINE the dealers shop - wave, WIth temp probe LOOK FOR THE RAINBOW. PROF. BUCK PRESS EXPERIENCED pnvate aide 884-4153 CONDUCfED BY Wishes full time position Furniture. NUMBERS 7.30 A.M. SAT. & References Non- Glassware, Jewelry, NEW 10 86. Mutschler "I=!!!!!i5=-OEi!2!!!!!!!EEi!255i5!55!!!!!l!!i!S!5i!O!ii5!!2!!!S!5i!O=====!!!!!!5====3' STEAM IRON smoker 882-3308 kitchen cabinets. Euros- OFFICE FURNITURE Dolls. Toys, Art lyle, almond G E pots- MARYANN call your ads in Earlyl PATRICIA Deco, Post Cards, cru bber/ dIshwasher. OVER 15 YEARS OF SERVICE References PROF. CUTTING Classified Advertising BOLL ~IDIIKOLOJESKI TABLES Primitives, Pottery, Thermadore electriC 882-1498 882-6900 cook. top. Amana Radar KATHERINE ARNOLD I I 885-6604 SHELVING EXPERIENCED English AdvertiSing, Royal range Porcelain Sink, DESKS speaking European Lady Doultons, Etc. Moen faucet 884-4263 & ASSOCIATES COMPUTERS seeking live- In position to J.C. WYNO 17 CUBIC foot Westing- RACKS take care of elderly Med- house refngerator, al. Estate - Moving Sales ~ AND MANY OTHER Ical background Excel- PROMO mond, 3 years old, excel- ITEMS lent references call any- lent condition, $250 881- CQoif1bOW2gtote goQro time, 884-0721 77.2 •.2.253 2505 CALL 771-1170 I:STATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATIONS Complete Service SAT. FEBRUARY 400 MEltCHANOISE 400 MUCHANOISE 400 MERCHANDISE Appraisals Antiques Excellent Glen and Sharon Burkett 29111 ANTIQUES ANTIQUES ANTIQUES References 885-0826 9-5 P.M. SUN. MAR. 1ST !! ATTENTION I!' 11 A.M.-4 P,M. There are actually housewives conducting important Grosse POinte d-I t ~ SUSAN HARTZ MON, MAR, 2ND area Estate Sales in thiScommunity We don't need to bring In J Jar Z LaJ GROSSE POINTE CITY 9-5 P.M. several people to get art and antiques appraised, 886-8982 HOUSEHOLD SALES TUES. MAR. 3RD We know what market value is 9-5 P.M. Look into it - you can only sell itoncel Trust your sale to us knOWIng Ihat we are the most Formerly Calling House'Antiques expenenced mOVing and estate sale oompany In the Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc. Grosse Pointe area. FACTORY Estate Sales. Appraisals Estate - Household - MOVing For the past 13 years we have prOVided first quaffty serVIce to over 700 satisfied chents. OUTLET Buying Outright MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKI CALL THE 24 HOUR HOTLI'E - 885.1410 at 16135 Harper 882-1498 885-6604 FOR {'PCOVlI:'\G SALE I'\FORVIATIO~ Corner of Bedford 882-1652 20788 Mack Detroit sm •••••••• , •••• • • • _-6 I I February 27, 1992 Grosse: Pointe News 7C 09 MISCELLANEOUS . 409 MI5C£LLAN£OUS 409 MISCELLAN£OUS ARTIClES 41' OFFICE I BUSINESS 500 ANIMALS ARTIClES ARTlClfS 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT ADOPT A PET 505 LOST AND fOUND I FORD SIMMONS sofabed, colonial THOMASVILLE 8 piece GENERAL MOTORS 8 PIECE dining room set, WORD-PROCESSORS. GROSSE POinte Animal blue prmt $350 Pair walnut dining room set, FOUND- Stray Shepherd 1991 ME:RCURY TRACER, 1979 Trans Am Anmversary Drexel, Pecan, oval table IBM, CPT, and lanier CliniC "On Kercheval" Woodmark bnck red pnnt oval table, 6 chairs & buf- miX, needs a good home, 4 door sedan, excellent Edition, Honey Comb 40 X 64 With two 18" With letter quahty printers. has 3 beautiful young wing chairs $525. Wood- feU server, almost new 6 month old male, condition, AM/FM, air, rims, duat exhaust, new leaves and full pad, 5 Very reasonable 884. adult dogs available thiS mark white club chair 864-4153. SIde chairs and one arm healthy, fnendly, neu- low miles $7,850 882- tires, tune up, OIlchange, $225. Cherry tllttop table 1139 week for adoption A tered, housebroken ORIENTAL rugs, runners, 2 chair With upholstered 4087 runs good, body good, $60 885-8933 brown and white Female Please call 827-1230, sofas, 2 french chairs, 2 seats, beaultful buffet, 1977 THUNDERBIRD, new V8, 99 liter, 350 engine, 412 WANTED TO BUY POinter X, a little cream weekdays, 884-2413,eve- AS low as $72.10 quarterly lounge chairs, natural excellent condition and white Male Peking- tires, AC, well main- power steering, power $1,500/ best Call after 2, nings and weekends for no- fault Insurance on cherry ladles desk and WANTED- Top $$ paid for ese and a tinY tan and talned $900. 885-5457 Windows, power locks, pickups and vans owned 886-9281. FOUND: Female dog, Shel- $800 firm 839-9169 server, white table top Lelca, Hasselbad Nlkon white Female Temer X 1984 CONVERTIBLE MUS- by service contractors table and 6 chairs, all like MAHOGANY roll- top desk. and other cameras & We also have 2 SIXweek tie miX, black and brown TANG GT, 50 $5,100 I want your used cars Pay- Also automobiles, homes, new 884-3165 54" long, 24" deep, 45" lenses 773-0550, 885- old Husky X puppIes For DetrOIt tag, Windmill Ing top dollar for good contents and health in- POinte area Very calm LARGE assortment of ta- high. $250 792-4726 t904 more Information call us 774-8063 cars or Junkers High surance at very low rates! 331-8382 1985 Continental Extra mIles, rusty OK $50 to bles, chairs, and dining TORO S- 200 snow blower, WANTED Used NordiC at Grosse POinte Animal Al Thoms Agency, 790- clean Runs great, looks $5,000 Instant cash Call room sets thiS week .at & Cllmc, 822-5707 lOST. German Shepherd, 6600 $125; Boys Murray 20" Trak- Call leave mes- l very affordable prices- at sage, 882-4914 female, purebred, tan/ great Must see loaded Tom 7 days 24 hours. bike, $60, Kenmore sew- $4,650 884-4806 371-9128 GIRLS white LeXington Lln- The Mahogany Furniture PLEASE black Outer Drive-lake- Ing machine with cabinet OLD Fountain Pens gere and bachelors Source, 16135 Mack, cor- DON'T DELAY! pointe area REWARDI 1984 l TO, very good condl- 1986 BUick Century, cus- or portable, $75. 885- wanted Any type, any chest Like new 1 year ner of Bedford SPAY or NEUTER 371-0756 tlon, $1,650 or best 885- tom loaded, low miles, 3181 condltlon Highest price old $300 286-1455 YOUR PET TODAYI 096t new tires and battery FLEX Steel couch and love DINING room- small ma- paId 882~985 LOST. LADIES 10 speed, 2 twm seat cream colored, An altered pet IS a healthier Big black standard poodle, 1990 Mustang GT White, Excellent condition hogany 1940's china cat>- TOP $$ Paid for Rolex and box sprmgs, 2 ceiling $1500 Black recliner, and happier compamon male, 24" tall (Collie Size), 23,000 miles Stored wln- $3,650 776-7154 met, quality. $750 852- other wnst watches 773- fans, srt.up board All Also, It spares you the curly fur, very shy An- ters, female owner Very 1986 Iroc Z-28 Red $150. Solid oak desk 1606 0550,885-1904 pncecl to sell. 822-9493 double drawer, $500. gnef and pain of haVing swers to Mickey or some- clean $11,000/ best 884- loaded T- tops, new WHIRLPOOL WASHER/ PUppies and kittens de- NISHIKA N800 35mm 3D Kenmore upnght white CASH FOR times Puppy, Puppy, red 1727, 294-3767 tlresl shocks Excellent dryer. Runs great. $175 stroyed when no homes collar Will "Sit" camera, twin light 3010 freezer 15.9 cubic feet, 1984 Escort Wagon Needs condition $6,5001 best $200 77~333 pair Gas stove, white 5 KIDS' CLOTHES can be found BIG CASH REWARD!!! electrOniC flash, camera WOMENS CLOTHES work, runs good $600/ _7_90-84__ 58 _ years old $175 Neogotl- WE WILL BE HAPPY TO 885-1197, case & Vincent Pnce SNOWBLOWERS S620 able. 293-2797 ON CONSIGNMENT PROVIDE ADVICE best 774-2169 1990 Chevy Baretta GT, V- LOST- 2 year old black fe- Video New, value $500- $210 CCR 2000, $340 Call our 24 hour Info No. as well as a 1990 Ford Escort LX, auto- 6, red, loaded, 15,000 DINING room- beautiful male cat WIth extra dew Best offer 882-9138 Bluebird Thatcher, $420. LIST OF ECONOMICAL malic, air, BRIGHT RED, miles, excellent condition Drexel 1940's mahogany 881.8228 claws, black spot on roof 774-8063 SERVICE SOURCES one owner, hurry, only $8,800 Must sell 527- LOVELY couch, 2 chairs, table, 6 chairs, china cab- LEE'S RESALE of mouth Friday, 2-21, Call us at: $5,500 Wood Motors, 2042 coffee table, typewriter, RCA 50" projection T V Inet & bUffet, quality 20331 Mack Morossl Cadieux area child car seat Reason- Excellent condilloni $575/ 772~597 Open Saturdayl 1987 Grand Am SE, 44,000 $2,750 852-1606 WANTED Police Scanner 891.7188 Reward 884-4895, 885- able 881.2935 offer. Amana full size MI- Antl-cruelty Association 7257 LINCOLN Continental 82, miles, loaded, extended crowave, stainless inte- RadiO, hand- held Good PRECIOUS MOMENTS- 4 I 0 MUSICAl INSTRUMENTS conditIon 886-4383 RUSSIAN Blue male, excel- loaded, two tone paint warranty $6,200 881- rior, $60. 884-8723. LOST Pekingese- Black & low miles, rust free. AI- 7716 Over 40 select Pieces lent disposition Can't!()- Silver male Three Mile FAMILY room glass enclo- ways garaged SaCrifiCing 1987 GRAND AM, 2 door, Green Book Pnce. 527. USED PIANOS WANTED!! cate owner. Great hy- Dr. Warren! Mack! Cad- 2880 sure complete with all for $2,800 or responSible Silver, 35,000 miles, ex- AT BARGAIN PRICES GOLD jewelry, dental, optl- glene habits. 777.9553 Ieux area Reward 882- screens & 1 solid door offer 881-0628 cellent condition $5,500. EXERCISE bench press. Used Spinets-Consoles P~I~Ue:ap I OBEDIENCE Classes- 4043 42' long 6' high. Best of- Like new, heavy duty Uprights & Grands jewe ry or In- Puppy Klndergarten- 8 1987 Escort Wagon GL Leave message 771- fer. 881-8842 ABBEY PIANO CO. dustnal, weeks - 5 months FOUND Pekmgese- Cad- Air, auto new battery, 8073 $150. 881-6868 Ieux & Chandler Park Dr. BAR stools, 5 green vinyl ROYAL OAK 541-6116 DIAMONDS any shape or Classes- All ages starting fuel pump, transmiSSion, 1991 BUICK Regal Gran area 886-3185 or 259- MAHOGANY SWivelback $50/ all. GE conditIon In March 884-6855 PIANOS WANTED SILVER COinS,flatware and _ 2600 ext 227. highway miles. Very Sport, white, blue mtenor, INTERIORS Side by Side refngerator- TOP CASH PAID jewelry YORKSHIRE Terner Tn- clean! $2,500 775-5851 4 door, $13,200 / best (Fine Furniture gold 36" Wide, $50. 882. FOUND- BoUVier & Laso 1987 SABLE LS Wagon, 881-2885Evenings 0306. WANTED- Top $$ paJd for GERMAN World War II rel- colored Anti- Cruelty So- & Antique Shop) Gibson, Fender, Grelsch ICS, stamp collectIons, clety 13569 Jos Cam- Apso, Cadieux! 1-94area loaded, AM/FM stereo 1988 BUICK Century lIm- 506 S. Washington NEW Rosignol cross coun- and other mUSical Instru- promo model cards and pau.891.7188 Call 884-5914 cassette, keyless entry, Ited Great condItIon. Un- Royal Oak, MI try SkiS, size 10 boots, ments 773-0550, 885- sports cards. Wnst and DOGS & CATS more, low miles $5,500 der 25,000 miles $6,300 (5 Blocks North of 696 Free- 601 AUTOMOTIVE $120. Fischer VP down- 1904. pocket watches, runmng PUPPIES & KITTENS 881.2991 882-6933 way at 10 Mile Take hill SkiS, boots, caddy, CHRYSLER STEINWAY walnut baby or not. Available for adoption 1982 MERCURY Cougar 1983 Cutlass Clera WoodwardJ Main Street $90 824-4040. 1984 Chrysler New Yorker, eXit.) grand piano With bench Premium pWd for antique Home Vetennary SelVlce Turbo Coupe Power Brougham, 4 door, auto- , jewelry. 22931 14 Mile Rd, St runs & looks great, everything, leather seats, matlc, 4 cyclrnder, 80,000 Monday through Saturday 2. 15" Radial tires, 3 hp Very flOe condition. THE GOLD SHOPPE Owr Shores 79().{)233 86,000 miles $2600 886- Alloy wheels/ sunroof. miles, fully loaded, clean, 11 to 5'30 outboard, bear compound Please call MIchigan 22121 GRATIOT ' 4238 Closed Wednesday bow, 2 car batteries, 2 Plano Company. 548- EAST DETROIT FREE to good home Ter- Black With grey tnm good condition. $1695 vacuums, ovation gurtar 1982 OMNI Hatchback, 4 $3,150 call before 630 343-0361 and Sunday 2200. Other baby grands n4-0966 rler/ miX, 1 year old fa- pm 776-3317 Baby Grand plano (original and more. Antique dining alsd avaIlable from ------male All vaCCinations speed Runs good $800 1982 FORD ESCORT, 4 1990 Cutlass Calais, ongl- 011 painting on Plano) Set table, 4 chaJrs and hutch, $1,200 CASH paid for baseball Very lOVing. good watch or best oHer 881-0334 LARGE stereo cabinet, speed, needs carburetor nal owner, 28,000 miles , of Royal Worcester china NEW high polish ebony cards.cards and776-9633.all other sports dog Call 884-4716 _ 1988 New Yorker Landau, , (98 Pieces) Mahogany W-GOxH-72x 0-19, Sony work Transportation only $7,500.884-6145 console planas from ------LOVABLE dogs and cats fUlly loaded, mint condi- " Hunt table! desk (un- T.V., 19", Fisher VCR, $1,995 Including delivery, COIN, stamp & post card need good homes For tion In & out, low miles $500 or best offer 775- 1986 Cadillac Fleetwood, motor cycle- Kawasaki, 1722 5 0 L, rear wheel dnve, _usual). Antique Satinwood tUning and 15 year war- coll~tlons bought & ap- adoption Information call $8,500 or best 776-1454 I I 'bedroom set With 011 1976 900 Z1, 24,000 1980 Mercury Grand Mar- excellent condition, ranty. Jerry Luck StudiOS praised Call John Sten- Northem Suburbs Animal 1985 LASER Turbo, 5 • paintings (Includes twm miles. Perfect condition $4,500 Wood Motors, 775-7758 del,881-3051 Welfare League Volun- speed Loaded. 74,000 qUlS, excellent condition 372~597 Open Saturday' beds) 5 piece mahogany 885-8489 BALDWIN upnght studiO WANTED In good working teer 754-8741,463-7422 miles Good condltlon. $1,750 n3-8044, 286- Chippendale bedroom set $2,450 885-8320 5265 ask for Joe 1987 Pontiac 6000 STE - (inclUdes 4 poster bed) GRAND Opening I Thou. plano Almost new Black condition Refngerator & PEKINGESE, 6 year old Ebony finish and pleasing gas or electnc stove 881- I A I W If MUSTANG SVO 1986, Whltel grey InteTlor and other bedroom sets sands of collectible used 1988 Plymouth 4 door ~~books and records. tone. call 824-7182. , ~350__ 2______~~~ty 7~a.,41 e are black, 13,000 mIles, 78,000 miles Sunroof, , King and Queen SIZe ~ Grand Fury, 51,000 $5.450 I Best offer 881- , ,~ poster beds, omate heav- 23746 Greater Mack Ave. HOLTON Co at (n )-1I t SHOTGUNS. rifles and ------miles, excellent condItion leather mtenor, sunrool, 8765 adult owned Stored Win- , Ily carved walnut dining (1st Side door, upstairs) m . ew. s handguns wanted: Par- ADULT cats for adoption $3400 Forced to sell' $580, sacrifice $295 ker, BrOWning, Winches- Non- pro~t animal welfare tersl $10,000 949-0553 1984 CITATION, 4 door, room set. Many traditional Fnday thru Sunday, 11 882-5740 a.m. to 7 pm. Clannet (new) list $395, ter, Colt, others Pnvate organization Please call automatIC, a,r, V-6, tilt and comer china cabI- sacnfice $195. 884-3775. collector. 478-5315 371-5807 or 749-3608 1984 Dodge Caravan, 1989 Mercury Topaz, No rust, low mires best nets, Sideboards and buf- COLOR T.V., 1981 Magna- Areas Best Quality ------clean, good condItion, 22,000 miles, 4 door, au- offer 884-7034 fets Mahogany banquet vox 25", $140. VCR, 4- 35,000 mIles on new en- tomatlc $5500 822-1929 500 ANIMALS 50' BIRDS FOR SALE , • and dinmg room tables. head, 1990 JVC, $200 Used Piano's ADOPT A PET gine, $2600 Also 1985 1982 Lincoln Continental 1986 Chevy Caprice Sets of Chippendale, 881-2313. Spinets, consoles, uprights, Dodge Aires wood trim Wagon 1 owner Air, Hepplewhlte, Duncan Grands. $395 and up TRI County Collie Rescue. NANDAY Conure- 2 years statIon wagon, excellent Clean, sharp, low miles power steenng! brakes Phyfe and other mahog- MOVINGI Hammond chord Plano moving, tuning, re- Collies for adoplron old, talking, tame with condItion, 72,000 miles, _343-0__ 64_9______$1,500 or best offer 882- any dining room chwrs organ and bench, $250 finishing, repair, estimates Fence required. Call for cage More Interested in $3,000 Both vehicles c"" 603 AUTOMOTIVE 3998 Govenor Winthrop secre- 18,000 BTU 220 volt win- and appraisals. information, 774-4333 or findmg lovmg home than very well maintained Re- GENERAL MOTORS 1981 CITATION 110~000 tary/ desk and other dow air conditioner, $125. Michigan Plano Co. 362-4148 or 522-8405. pnce.822-9493 tired couple 881-9387. 1990 Beretta GT, bright miles, excellent condition, desks, upholstered bedI 884-1590. Woodward at 9 Mile Rd. WISH LIST Retail Advertising 1984 Chrysler, 4 door, auto- red, power Windows/ transportatIon $750 / 548-2200 bench with scroll aJrmS.ROTOTILLER snow blower, Needed liqUIdlaundry deler- 882-3500 malic, runs good, reliable locks, air, 29,000 miles Best 884-2571 Chippendale camelback coping saw, table, old re- Open 7 Days gent Paper Towels News Room $1500 or best 886-5314 $9500. 882-7024 after 4 882-2094 -- _ 1986 Chevrolet Wagon, no sofa, tea table and pie- cords, stereo player. UnI- Buying pianos nowl 35MM film- 200 speed. pm crust table, pair petite Vic. rust, clean, dependable, den scanner, fumlture 9 PIANO AppraJsals. Insur- MAKE IT A BE KIND TO 1982 Chrysler New Yorker- 1985 CADILLAC COUPE tonan Side chairs Chip- CANARIES- Male Singers & Beautiful Semor owned, 4 usual options $3,250 to 5. Fnday, Saturday, ance, estate, wholesale, ANIMALS WORLD DEVILLE- excellent con- pendale and Queen Anne Females Variety of CoI- door Sedan FUlly loaded, 885-8247. 1980 Huntington retail values 25 years ANTI- CRUELTV ,- HIghboys and Lowboys. ors 521-1381 power, air, cruise, tilt, dition, 64,000 miles Will experience 839-3057. ASSOCIATION accept offers $5,000 1991 OLDS Bravada Mahogany and Gilt mir- MAGNAVOX Stereo, walnut 13569 JOS. CAMPAU stereo cassette, new A.W 0, A B S., loaded, HAMMOND M3 Organ with 88t-6428 rors. More cabinet 57x20x27" high, DETROIT 48212 S02 HORSES FOR SALE tires, battery, exhaust, leather, trailer package, 545-4110 excellent speakers $200. matching bench. excel- 891.7188. low mileage A very good 1986 Cadillac Sedan De- alarm, tetlon protectIon, 882.9138. SECTIONAL, 2 piece con- lent conditIOn, $575 773- car In excellent clean Ville Black on black undercoated, custom pm- 0550, 885-1904 temporary, off white/ ROLEX watch, ladles 14 kt condition through out Beautiful condition I stnpe, 10,000 miles taupe 1 year old $900. & stwnless. Only $900 PIANO, Shoninger, WIth $2,350 886-7090 $6,500 or best 864-4133 White/gray, warranty. 777-5056. Sells for $3,500. New. bench, oak fimsh, $650. ADOPT 1989 LEBARON Converti- 1985 Capnce, Immaculate, $18,700 263-4273 705-8594. 884-9485, ble, automatiC, loaded loaded, new tires, looks 1986 Cavalier Z.24 Black, and runs like new 776- WAKE UP CONN Clarmet, asking Excellent condItIon 43,000 miles One owner JAMES A. MONNIG A 4755 1930-50'S BOOKSELLER $350. Bose Alto Sax, ask. WANTED $8,495 775-4595 After 6 Call after 6, 886-8078 pm FURNITURE 15133 KERCHEVAL Ing $425. 886-7534. 1984 Chevette, no rust, 4 1991 Pontiac Bonneville To speed, air condltlOnrng, 331.2238 602 AUTOMOTIVE SSE, burgundy WIth DESIGN 411 OFFICE/BUSINESS PET AM/FM cassette, new Selected books EQUIPMENT Buy FORO camel leather, 10,000 LOVERS bought and sold tires, custom wheels miles MINTI $16,800 -JUST ARRIVED- STEELCASE desks One 4 HORSES 1985 Cougar LS, light $2,250 294-3353 JOHN Deere lawn tractor TODAY 884-1483 -WARREN PLATNER drawer file cabinet. Good & green MetalliC, V-6, 3 6L, -GEORGE NELSON model 265, auto trans, leather seats, automatiC, 1990 Geo Storm GSI- 1991 fireblrd Red, V6, condition. 881.7461 l -ISAMU NOGUCHI 128 hours, 46" mower. PONIES keyless entry, power wm- white Fun 5 speed, air, auto, 22,000 miles -GILBERT ROHDE $3,000.885-3139. dows, steenng, brakes cassette, spotless, 36,000 $9,700 882.5650 miles $7,500 TIm, 773- -PAUL FRANKEL SCHWINN XR1G- skIer ex- 313-752-4136 Automatic lights, air, AMI 7923 1988 BUICK LESABRE -CHARLES EAMES QVA FM cassette, mag ercise machine. Excellent 503 HOUSEHOlD PETS custom 4 door, dark blue! -MIS VAN DE ROHE condition. $250 or best. ~ FOR SALE wheels Nearly new Mlch- 1987 Cutlass Supreme blue cloth Intenor. 36,000 -ARNE JACOBSEN 881-2782 COMPUTERS elms, brakes & muffler Salon, 2 door, V-S, Im- miles FUlly eqUipped -EERO SAARINEN ..•And help LABRADOR Retriever No rust. One owner MOVtNG Sale- Tables, maculate, low mileage, $6,995 Weekdays till 5, AND MOREl COMPLETE SYSTEMS pups, black! chocolate $3,900 88t-1093 desks, accordlan, card keep these 18/25 mpg, overdrive, 776-3955, after 6 and DECORATIVE 286/12 tmt. AKC- Champion power everthmg, new weekends, 881-0920 table, wrought iron patiO 99500 animals off the blood hne, dew claws 5 1987 AEROSTAR, air, ex- cellent $2,700 firm 779- tlresl battery, alarm, ANTIQUES set, couch, cherry head- 386/16 1295.00 males 1 female Owner of 604 AUTOMOTIVE street and out 6268 $6,900/ Best 779-8535 20TH CENTURY board (king), oil paintings, 386/25 1425.00 parents $175 884-6199 . ANTIQUE/CLASSIC humIdifier, George Wash. 1989 Lmcoln Town Car, 1987 Sedan DeVille MODERN 386/33 1525.00 of danger. In BUlLMASTIFFS puppIes VINTAGE CAR mgton bedspread (king), black, executIVe owned, Leather, loaded, 61,000 415 S, WASHINGTON for sale 3 weeks and 6 1968 Barracuda fast-back ping pong table, lounge 486/33 1895.00 an effort to excellent condition, elec- miles $7,7001 best 754- ROYAL OAK, MI months old Male, female, Bronze finISh, 318 V~, chair & ottoman, brass triC sunroof Asking 4233 M-5 12:00 TO 4:45 $59.00 MO. better promote AKC registered Excellent rebUilt engine, auto trans, fireplace tools and more! $1 t ,500 881-6976 or blood line Pnce negotia- 1989 Grand Am, mint con- air, radiO,power steenngl 398-0646 884-0258 pet adoption, 884-5255 YES ble 389-1434 after 7 p m dItion, loaded, 44,000 brakes In good COndltlOll the display ads days, 321-4345 pager 1989 MERCURY Tracer, 4 miles, must sell qUickly. Best offer over $3,000. door, air, automatiC,sun- $6,995 886-6761 886-4820 WE HAVE BC/BS & AKC 7 week old Collies, have been roof, great condition 293- rare whites and sable 1985 BUick leSabre cus- 1940 Ford, 2 door coupe, MEDICARE BilLING 9058 moved to the whites, champion blood- tom 2 door, full power, 302 engine, onglOal body SYSTEMS end of the lines, eye checks, puppy 1970 FORD MUSTANG, 59,000 miles Excellent Restored Excellent con- shots 517-548-3869 not running Make offer condition $4,500 /best dition $18,000 negotia- classified 824-6998 ble 443-5547 COLLIE pUppies, AKC, sa- 881-5322, 881-t402, JUdy Eel section. blel tn, shots, wormed, 1986 LINCOLN Towne car 1991 BUICK Park Avenue, luxury package, 17,000 60S AUTOMOTIVE eye check, great person- Signature SerIes FO~EIGN Place a Classified Ad & Reach COMPUTER alities 486-4419 loaded Excellent condi- miles Excellent condItIOn 104.000 Readersl tion $6,500 c. best offer $17,750 754-7391 WHOLESALERS BEARDED COLLIES 1989 Silver Audl 100/ 200 Show quality PUPPIES from Call after 5 pm 313-792- 1990 Olds CalaIS 4 door, Intenor, gray leather, To Avoid A Busy Signal 6526 25801 HARPER AVE, AKC champlOllstup Irnes 24,000 miles Auto, air power everything, 40,000 Please Call Wednesday. Thu rsday, $7,900 773-7484 Fridays 8 to S. Saturday 10 to 1, We 0'Nrl the parents 1991 Ford Taurus Wagon miles $32,000 onglnal ST,CLAIR SHORES, MI. 881-0004 GL- loadedl low miles' 1985 Cadillac SeVille,excel- Asking $15,500 Great Excellent cond It:on! lent conditIOn, 83,000 deal Must sell soon ENGLISH Setter- 2 year old 882.6900 313."8.2345 $t3,000 468-4682 eve- miles $6,200 Will accept Days 771~150, evemngs male 88t-382O nings offers 88t-6428 771-3496 --- __ ...... -_ ..._--.-.------.....-..-...... - .. x ------_...... _-----...... _...___--_ _.-, • n.' • ft». nR steaDo i MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION \ ~FRVI(,FC:: _ C::VC::T1:UC:: .. f"nllC'1I1 TAT,n .. " , "\ February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe New~ 01> AUTOMOTIVE 7 fQRII(,N 612 AUTOMOTIVE 654 BOAT STORAGE / FOREIGN JEEPS,' 4 WHEEl 700 APTS flATS DUPLfX 700 APTSiHATS/DUPLEX VANS - DOCKAGE 700 APTS/HAT5/DUPLEX :,. HONDA Accord LXI, 1990 Honda CIVIC OX Air, Pointe" Harp .. Woods Poin'., / Horper Woods Poinlc,/Horper Wood, 1991 JEEP Cherokee, Lo- 1983 • Ford Van, runs . 4 door, white, automatic, stereo, 5 speed Flaw. SHORE Club Manna. Nine LOWER Flat. 2 bedrooms, redo, loaded. Warranty great, new tlfes, brakes, BRIGHT 3 bedroom upper RIVARD Near Jefferson 1 power steering, brakes & lessl $6,950 n5-5851 Mile and Jefferson. Don't hVlng room, dining room. $15,9001 best. 882-3096. exhaust. 881-3na. flat In the Park on Not- room carnage house windows. Moonroof, wr, 1988 Honda Prelude S, need to be a resident Grosse Po/nle $445 per AM/FM with cassette, tlngham Updated $375 881-1752. white Excellent condition 610 AUTOMOTIVE 613 AUTOMOTIVE One hundred new boat month plus secunty de- kitchen, hardwood floors ------__ 27,000 miles, extended WANTED TO BUY 41,000 miles. Automatic SPORTS CARS slips- new clubhouse- 24 posit. 881-5618. Available Immediately! 701 APTS/flATS/DUPlEX warranty. $10,500 882. $7,900. 822.Q755. hour security. Minutes 824-0537 Detroit/ Waync County 1987 MERCEDES Benz TOP$$ PAID LAKEPOINTE 3 bedroom 9551, evenings, 773- from 1-696 and 1-94, on days 1989 Honda Accord LXI, 190 E, black in black fUlly For Junk, wrecked and un- upper. Separate base- UPPER flat, 3 bedrooms, MACK and Cadieux area 5288, lake St Clair Call n5- black, auto, eqUalizer, ra. loaded, 74,000 miles, wanted cars and trucks ment, off street parking. balcony front and back, One bedroom Ideal for TOYOTA Tercel, 91' 6,000 3280 dar detector, 4 door, $16,500.1 Best. 522-5267 State licensed $550 plus deposrt NO ampre parking, carpeted, mature working or retired miles. Florida car. Sea. 38,000 miles $10,300 or BULL AUTO PARTS PETS Call 881.9573 8 new kitchen, new bath- persons $375 negotiable foam Green. Loaded. 611 AUTOMOTIVE best 885-3404. 894-4488 657 MOTORCYCLES am- 5 p m weekdays, 8 room. References $600 Call laVon's, n3-2035 $7,500, almost new, 881. TRUCKS want your beat up car, to 12 noon Saturday 0219 HONDA Accord 1989 LXI 2 1985 Honda Interceptor 331-7557. BEDFORD- 5 room lower, 1990 Ranger XLT, 5 speed, Jim 372.9884 Days Door. Excellent condition' 500, liqUid cooled V-4, FAX NOTTINGHAM. Windmill hardwood floors, stove VW CabnoIet, 1981, like customized. Moon rool, Low mileage $9000 m- CALL Tom first!!! PaYJng 16,000 miles $1,500 YOUR POinte area 2 bedroom and refngerator Ideal for new, 5 speed, all new dark tinted wmdows, spe- 5429 Top Dollar for any run- 293-1866 CLASSIFIED ADSI upper, appliances, rede- adults $435 month plus parts $3,500.499-1344 Cial nms and tIres, cargo ning or repairable cars or corated. Immediate occu. secunty No pets n1. 1985 NISSON, 200 SX, 5 cover, customized pamt Please Include your name, 1911 Accord, new tires, trucks $50. to $5,000 660 T~AILERS pancy $425. 627-4188 7671, days, 884-8694, speed, 1 owner, exceilent With graphiCS, low milage, billing address, billing brakes and muffler, For fast pick-up any1lme, ------929 Nottlngham- Large - evenings _ condition Expressway amlfm cassette, sliding phone number and class!- loaded, excellent condI- 7 days 24 hours 371- 5 X 8 landscaping trailer driven $2,900 or offer. rear Window, cloth seats fteat,on desired sunny three bedroom up- LAKEPOINTE- Whllller, tion. $6,700. 881-5878. 9128. Ready to go $475 882.5267 Not another like It on n4- per Oak floors, garage, basement studiO apart- 8063 Refer to our classified Index 1885 Honda Accord LX road A must see"ll 792- extremely well maln- ment, $3001 monthly In- 1989 Audl 80, 4 door, auto- 65 I BOATS AND MOTORS for deadline, rates & bill- Mint. 67,000 miles Auto, talned! Must see I $590 cludes all utilitles- washer matiC, full power, sunroof, 7048 TOW trailer, 5' X 12', wol- Ing InformatlOO 1 owner $4,675. n5- 823-5154 & dryer Ideal for Single 36,000 miles, one owner, 1991 Chevy S-10 4 cylin- REGAL 1988 Commodore man/zed bed, 5' tongue, 2674. FAX 882.1585 -R-IV-A-R-D-(33O--)-f--- person Immediate occu. $10,950 Wood Motors, $500 885-3139 der 5 speed, cassette, VI. 280, T/230, full canvas, Ive room pancy Leave message at 1812 SAAB 900 Turbo, SIl- 372-8597 Open Saturday! sor, fiberglass cab 6xten- 160 hours $45,000 652- 100 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX LOWER Four bedrooms on upper, hardwood floors, 693-6170 Trombley Completely appr,ances, modern -- _ ver, sunroof, all optlOOS. 1985 Mercedes 190E, ex- slon, chrome bed ralls, 0371 . Poinles/Harper Woo'd, Good condltlOO. 882.9451 rally wheels, towing renovated Air, security. kitchen One car garage, UPPER- 1 bedroom All utll- cellent condition, 80,000 25' Columbia sailboat, 1978 bumper, 25 K miles 1063 BeaconsfIeld lower 2 New kitchen, 3 baths heal Included $n5 plus Itles Included $275 885- 1919 WI Fox GL, 4 door, r. oIles, no rust, very clean, With 9 9 HP EVlnrude and $6,650.884-4287 bedroom, off streel park. Near schOOls and parks security 884-7987 _4_2_8_7 _ wr, manual. 30,000 mIles. power everything, cradle $6900 or best of- 109 Immediate occu- Must see!' $1,3001 SPACIOUS two bedroom, WHITTIER. 9550, one bed- $5,200 881.9464 9 am $10,590. Wood Motors 1986 Chevy S-10 pickup, fer 331-7381. to 8 p.m. 372-8597 Open Saturdayl sunroof, steel bumpers, pancy $500 885-4689 month 824.()818 after 6. newly remodeled kitchen, room, front- middle level 16' Glaspar fiberglass out- 1043 BEACONSFIELD. up- PARK, spacious 2 bedroom full basement, hardwood Near 1-94 New kitchen, VOLVO 1969, 760 Turbo 1985 Honda Prelude, air, AMIFM cassette $25001 board, 50 h.p Evenrude, per 3 bedroom apart- upper, all appliances, floors, central air. $650 air conditioning and Prl. Loaded. Immaculate. sunroof, stereo, 73K, very With cap $2600. 884- many accessoTies Ajax ment $500 824-1439 laundry, hardwood floors, per month plus utilities vate parking. Very clean $16,500.884-4641. clean, $4,350 Wood Mo- 0303 trailer ready to launch BEACONSFIELD ( Available Immediately $335 Free heat 886- tors, 372-8597 Open Sat. 948)- 3 lots of storage. No pets. 222.58~0. 2496 1HO Acura Integra GS- Au- 1988 DODGE DAKOTA, 884-1020, 884-3268 bedroom lower, finished $410.331.3758. _ urdayl tomatic, 18,000 mUes, 34,000 miles Cap, bed, basement, central air, -A-R-E-R-W----- LOWER on Beaconsfield, ALTER near lake, upper 2 very sharp, mint condI- 1989 Acura Integra LS, 3 V6, automatic, power steeTlng, brakes $5,700 natural fireplace, freshly H P oods- upper well kept, fireplace, hard- bedroom, appliances, car- tion, fully loaded, many door, one owner, per. painted $580 886-0181 flat, plush one bedroom wood carpelJng, all peted, garage No pets 882-1403 & ap- extras included In pnce. fectly mamtalned, 91,000 ------With den, appliances and $3951 h Luxury Furnished Condo heat included. $450. per pllances, garage 822- mont 524-1106 $14,000. Call for details miles, $4,750. Wood Mo- 1986 Ford F150 Super 521-8461. tors, 372-8597 Open Sat- Cab Loaded 75,000 Ideal Village location, near month 884-7404 2518. VERY clean good Size, one urdayr shoppmg, restaurants. GROSSE P . t P rk U 1030 Wayburn. 5 room up- bedroom upper flat, heat 1913 Nissan Maxima, 4 miles Original owner. Send replies 10 Two bedroom, Includes Oln e a - .p- per flat, stove & refflgera- & w ate r In c Iud e d door, 5 speed, loaded, 1983 N,ssan Pulsar coupe, Nice $6,8501 best n4- Cron. Point. N.w. 4292. utilities, phone, news- per flat, 2 bedrooms, dlrl- tor. New bath & off street Schoenherrl State Fair very good condItion, great kids car Manual 101 L 1111 III K.rch.val papers, linens, kitchen Ing room, fireplace. 775- parking NeWly deco- area, near bus stop Call trans. Runs well $2,000 many new parts. $2,200 1988 F.150 XLT, excellent CIOI •• Point., MI 48238 equipment Much more 4040 or n5-4063. rated $4501 month plus 884-3988, after 5 00 pm 681.7323. n3-7880. condition With matchmg $1,5001 4 weeks Eight AVAILABLE Immediately security depOSit 343- NOTTINGHAM below Jef- cap, wen maintained. ACURA Integra LS. 1988, 606 AUTOMOTIVE 653 BOAT PA~TS AND week mlOimum stay Info Park- south of Jefferson 0153. ferson: updated 2 bed- or best offer 771- white, 2 door, mint, JHPSj4 WHEEL $6800 5fRVICE at 882.Q899, 9- 5 M-F. 2 bedroom lower Off . b 1066 LARGE 5 rooms, furnished room, private asement, $5,900.884-1663. GROSSE POinte Park- street parking $475 heat KItchen, fireprace, garage, off- street parking, appll. HONEY- Colored 85' Cher. MARINE WOODWORK GMC 1988 Sierra pIckUp, freshly painted 2 bed- included No pets 824- blQ basement, garden, ances, use of washer and 1913 S8ab 900. Sharp, okee 69K, 4 door Kerl- Custom designed & bUilt black, wr, sunroof, 5 crew cab, towing pack- cabinetry, etc room upper, laundry facll- _6464__ .______oak floors. 881-Q258. dryer, $475 per month. wood radlol tape Good speed. Runs great! age. Good condltron Repairs, dry-rot 18 years Ity, off street parking. GROSSE Pointe Park, ------__ Call 886-2264. tires Very clean $3,495 $8,000. 752-4136. $2,3501 ?est. 773-5329 or best 824-4810 expenence. Have Portfolio $475. month plus utilities, large, qUiet 5 room lower, GROSSE POinte Park, Mar. ONE bedroom upper flat, & References 1918 White 4 Jetta 612 AUTOMOTIVE secunty depOSIt. 822- enclosed porch, ramed- yland near CharleVOIx, 5 $320 per month, heat In- door 1987 BLAZER, new tires, Excellent condition I AMI VANS 435-6048 2318 eled bath, miOi blinds, r~ms'f 2 bedroom , stove cluded, very crean, newly brakes, shocks, excenent N FM cassette, air, CrulS9. FARMS- OIce 2 bedroom appliances, pnvate base- an re ngerator. 0 pets' decorated, appliances, condition. $7,400. After 6 1986 Plymouth Voyager. 7 654 BOAT STORAGE / lower, newly painted, ap- ment, garage, no pets, $365 plus security. North Hayes & State Fair area $5,900. 680-4724, 778- p.m. 824-8675. passenger, Cruise, cas- DOCKAGE 1383. sette. Well maintained, pllances. Own utilities nonsmoking home, sapa- East Realty- n1-7100 larry, 372-1431 1984 JEEP WAGONEER, just tuned, new belts, BOAT wells available on $750. 886-2044. rate utilities $495. 822- GROSSE P P rk 1982 Toyota Tercel, black, ------5941 olnte a, 3 THREE Mile Dr I Mack, 1 loaded, excellent condi- brakes, tires, and hoses the beautiful Clinton good condition. $800. GROSSE POinte Park- Way- ---.------bedroom upper, liVing bedroom, $325 Includes tion Make offer. 268- $3,500.885-1306. River, 24 hour guard. burn 2 bedroom upper. 1,800 SQ ft 3 bedroom up- room, dining room, heat AVBllable now. 885- 372-3880. B664 1989 Ford E150 Conversion Clean rest rooms With Appliances & carpet. per. Grosse POinte City, freshly painted Crose to 0031. showers. laundry, play- $4751 month, depoSit, Neff. Garage and laun- parks and schools $500 _ 1988 Subaru XT-6, all 1986 Bronco, full size Van Excellent condrtionl grounds. Markley Manne, $575.864-4666. dry Immediate. No pets, per month. 823-1836. LOWER two bedroom 8 wheel drive, automatiC, Loaded WIth Eddie Saur 42,000 miles $11,5001 air, full power, 50,000 3t3OO N. RIVer Road, Mt ------non- smoker $1,1001 ------Milel Gratiot area $450 package. New tlresl best. n8-3718 after 7 931 HARCOURT. Newly month plus utJllties. 343- HARPER Woods, 1 bed- plus secUrity 313-3~ miles, very clean, $6,500 Clemens. Prices start at brakes! exhaust. excel- 1977 DODGE camp van. constructed Duplex, at. 7330, days. 671.Q313, af- rOQm upper, 2 blocks 7!l72. Wood Motors, 372-8597 $1.400 for the summer. & t ch d 1 from ..GrosseJ?olllle. .New - _ lent condition. $7,300 or runs good $900 firm. Open Saturdayl $1,750 annually Call a e garage, ower ter 6 • _ - kitchen ca"'lnetS x.....,MORANG! Whittier} Cad- best offer 822-8699 399-8459 unit, 2 full baths, 2 bed------____ u il ""u 469-6000. rooms, laundry room, HARCOURT 922- 3 bed- Sink, includes, appll- leux- refrigerator, stove & den, great room with fire- room upper, 1 1 12 bath ances, utJlltles and ga- heat Included For one place. $975.1 month Call Flonda room, separate rage. Non-smoker pre- bedroom- $355 call 885- 373-7616, Monday Ihru basement $850 Avail- ferred No pets $500. 8371 For two bedroom- BEGINNING MARCH 5th Friday, 9- 5 for appolnt- able March 15th 881- month 726-8703 $425 Call 371-6044 ment 4398. FOR LEASE!f SURPRISINGLY spacious, GROSSE POINTE- two GROSSE Pointe City- 2 quiet, secure 1 bedroom b d bedroom upper flat, IMng HARCOURT. $1,000 upper overlooking Grosse The Connection, a weekly publication for St. Clair Shores and e room apartment, 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath POinte Carpet, appll- krt h I st & dining room, carpet c en app lances, or- NEFF. $700 ances, laundry, corner Harper Woods communities, containing: rt throughout, remodeled age room, carpo , very 2 bedroomr 1 bath Devonshirel Mack Must good condition. $6051 kitchen & bath, garage & HIGBIE MAXON 886-3400 see! Only $365 Includes th I nty 881 basement. $650 plus se- mon pus secu - heat! 1 1/2 secUrity 886- 2806 cunty Includes heat 463- UPPER- 3 room. Pnvate ./ City and School News 2228. rear entrance. Prefer ma- 1924 - ATTRACTIVE, well kept 1, ------ture working person 885- GRATIOTI Greiner One t/ Complete Sports Coverage 2 and 3 bedroom rentals TROMBLEY. 2 bedroom, 9373. bedroom apartment, fully Completely remodeled recently redecorated up------carpeted, stove, refrlgera. t/ Classified and Retail Advertising kitchens and baths. In- per flat Appliances, lease HARPER Woods duplex, tor, and laundry area. cludes- appliances, new plus deposit. $690 822- bnck, 2 bedroom, appll- Clean! $2751 month 751- t/ A Separate Real Estate Section carpeting, most utilities, 0681 ances, basement, new 7031 pnvate parking, fireplace, ------carpeU paint Excellent basement, garage From HARCOURT condition. $525. 286-5693 NOTTINGHAM newly rede- will be available every Thursday at the follOWing locations: $390 886-2920. SpaCIOUS lower unit 2 bed- before 2 p.m corated 6 room lower rooms, 2 baths, family near Mack Natural fire- LUXURY custom bUill du- room and separate base- TWO bedroom upper at prace, wood floors Appll- ST. CLAIRSHORES plex, 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 ment. Apnl1st occupancy 1095 lakepolnte $475. ances Included $275 baths, 2 car garage, fun 884-0600 435-5775 or 313-391- plus secunty. 882-7978. Metro Mini Mart basement, enclosed pa- Johnstone & Johnstone 0827 tiO. $995 month. Call 881. ------ONE bedroom apartments, 32225 Jefferson, near Masonic 5933 NOTTINGHAM south of 1848 Hampton, Grosse hardwood floors, Alter ------Jefferson, 2 bedroom up- Pointe Woods- 2 bed- Road! Jefferson towards Seven Eleven BEACONSFIELD 895- per, $450 plus utllrties, room, family room, fire- the nver. $325- $3501 32200 Harper, near Masonic South of Jefferson 2 secunty deposit and ref. place, decorated. 885- month Including heat bedroom lower. Hard. erences required. 229- 4934. 822-2300 Danny's Party Store wood floors, off- street _00_7_9______VERNIER. two bedroom -A-V-A-IL-A-B-L-E--M-a-rc-h-1-s-t 29955 Harper, at 12 1/2 Mile Rd. parking $500 Incrudes TWO bedroom lower flat In lower $575 and one bed- Houston Whrttlerl Gratiot _h_e_at_8_23-_2_'_7_6____ Grosse Pomte Park room upper $450 Call 2 bedroom lower, full Joseph's Party Store Completely remodeled laVon's, n3-2035. basement, garage. $2751 29108 Harper, near Martin WHAT ••• Prefer Singles 331-4706, CARRIAGE House. 2 bed- month, $275 secunty Dairy Mart Store Does It Take 7 to 10 p.m room, appliances Cad- ADC, Section 8 welcome To Get You To EFFICIENCY apartment leux! Jefferson $5251 Also 2 bedroom upper 28480 Uttle Mack, near Martin Grosse POinte Woods month plus utilities 343- _7_9_'-_236_' _ Seven Eleven LIVE HERE $550 plus utilities 885- 9053, evenings. EAST Outer Dnve, near .? Free Heal 9297. BEACONSFIELD south of Van Dyke-Lovely modem 25700 Jefferson, near 70 Mile Rd. ~ Close 10 Great Jefferson, 5 room lower, one bedroom apartment. Shoppmg GROSSE POinte Woods, remodeled kitchen & carpeted, air conditIoned, Mac's Deli ": EasyAccess Vemlerl Mack, one bed- bath, off street parking parking- $340 per month , ;j to 194 & 1696 room upper, one car ga- No pets. 331-3559 including heat- 892-8370 24938 Harper, S. of 70 Mile Rd. ~ Clubhouse rage, stove & refrigerator, 881-3542 ': '? Sauna new carpeting No pets. CARRIAGE house near or ... Full Size Fbol $500 prus utilities and lake, Grosse POinte CIty ST. JOHN area, cozy up- HARPERWOODS ... BUlIf In secunty 881-6780. Ideal for one person New per, no pets, $320 plus Appliances kitchen. $500 plus utlll- secunty 886-1 n6 Shell Gas Station ... Cenlral Air v' Balconv or B~~~~ ~500ba~ ~a~ ties. 886-8546. WHITTIER near Kelly Rd.- 79202 Harper, at Kingsville FOliO FIreplace, appliances, NEFF Road, spacious 5 very nIce one bedroom P' SpacIous 1 or 2 balcony, basement, ga. room upper Screened apartment- carpeted. air Mr. S's Deli Bedrooms rage, many amenilies. porch, appliances, air condltloned- parking P' Furnished 20032 Kelly, S. of 8 Mile Rd. Apartmenls $1,400 plus secunty. 824- COndltlOllIng, close to ViI- $320 a month Including Available 4040 lage Includes heat No heat- 526-5276 or 881- IF All OF THAT pets $n5 per month 3542 EASTDETROIT IS NOT ENOUGH SPACIOUS third floor one 882.Q340 -B-E-D-FO-R-D-I-ar-ge-I-Ow-e-r-f1-a-t, APARTMENTS STARTAT bedroom apartment Fire- Kelly's Beverage & Deli $473 A MONTHI place, appliances. sky_ COZY Carnage House. 2 bedrooms, heat, refng- lights $590 824-4040 Small 1 bedroom, lIVing erator, stove Included 22738 Kelly, N.E. comer of 9 Mile Rd. Macomb room, kitchen Perfect for $475 month plus security Perry Drugs HALF Duplex- 3 bedrooms, Single. $450. P9f month AI,886-8096 Manor 1 1/2 baths, stove, refng- plus utilities. 884-3784 22627 Gratiot, at 9 Mile Rd. APARTMENTS KENSINGTONI E Warren ~:~~=" $4001 THREE bedroom lower flat Available late March 2 19700 MasoniC Blvd on Neff Newly d~ bedroom, 6 room pent. near Grallo! TWO bedroom apartment rated, new carpet, new -All Harper Woods and S1.Clair Shoreshomes south of 11 Mile Rd.will receive a copy of house suite Off stratt Large livingl dinIng thermal windows, new 7be Ccmnectton In the mail every week. 293.2500 parking, laundry pnvi. rooms, carpet, appll- fumace with central alf leges, many other ex1ras ances, heat, parking. $725/ month NO PETS S9~~~!~K $495 Includes heat Call r 5' tS 824-3849. please 882.1935. n " • ' , e! t Tom, 886-8351 I 1 -...MA..-----...... __..x_.. ------_ ...._ .....~----- _ - 'ft. - I · I February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News 70l APTS/FlATS/DUPl(X 701 APTSIFLATS, DUPlEX 702 APTSiFLATS/DUPlfX DetrOit, Woyn~ County 705 HOUSES FOR RfNT 705 HOUSES FOR RENT D~t¥Oitl Wayne County S.C.S/ Macomb County 70b HOUSH FOR RENT 709 TOWNHOUSfS/CONDOS 716 OFFICES /COMMERCIAL Point~s I Harp~r Woods Pojnlcs / Harp~r Woods ALTER, South of Jefferson, D~t'OII / Wayn~ County FOR RfNT FOR RENT STUNNING one bedroom FIRST floor- one bedroom, one bedroom duplex With GROSSE POINTE HARPER Woods- Hampton CADIEUX? 194 3 bedroom, water front Totally reno- new carpet and paint, WOODBRIDGE EAST 12,000 TO 15,000 sq.ft. garage. $350. per month St PauVJefferson. 2,450 sq. Recently decorated. 21 3 1 bath Basement, vated Appliances, carpet- heat included n3-8581 1/2 Condo, two bedroom, 2 Warehouse and/or All kitchen appliances. ft -4 bedroom brick Colo- bedroom bUllgalow, fam- garage. No pets $475 Ing and Window treat- bath, appliances $6001 2,250 Office. 884-1827 ST. CLAIR SHORES/ area nial, 2 1/2 baths, den, !ly room, appliances, no n5-2556. ments Master bedroom month. 343-9053 NeWly decorated, Will diVide 2 bedroom Condo New country kitchen, appli- AL TERI CHARLEVOIX sUite With walk. In closet basement $600 885- 7 MILE! Harper area, 3 9 MUell.94 carpetIng Immediate oc- ances, alT Brokers wel- LAKESHORE Village 2 bed- Grosse POinte Side. 1 Gourmet kitchen Includes 6720 bedrooms, fully carpeted, Must See II cupancy $585 per month come $1,800/month room townhouse. Neutral bedroom, $250 Includes microwave and dish- GROSSE POinte Park- 4 basement $450 month 775.2900 Susie. Includes heat. 974-2349 D&H Properties 737-4002 decor, central air, dish- heat, parking 88!H>031 washer Private laundry bedroom traditional COL- 881-5922. days, 885-1523 evenings washer, pool, clubhouse 20233 Mack between 7 &. 8 faCIlities. Clean and ser. THREE Bedroom BungaloW ONIAL, den, ree room, all ------1.941 Whittier area, clean $625 per month 822- Mile, upper level, 144lto Ine $495 plus secUrity In Convenient Farms area 707 HOUSES FOR RENT one bedroom apartment, JEFFERSON/13 1/2 MILE appliances and Window 2251 331-6837. With newer kitchen, win- S.C.S./Macomb County 700 square feet, all utili- $290 plus secunty, In- SpacIous apartment, 2200 treatment, 2 car garage dows, and carpeting MORANG near Kelly 1 ties Included Mack! 9 cludes utilities 294-4139 1-94/ Cadleux- Large 2 bed. square feet, custom built Available Immediately Central air Bolton- John- ANCHORVILLE lake front, bedroom, liVing room, Mile, upper level, up to room lower, appliances, for original owner 2nd $1,350 per month 642- DETROIT. Northeast Side, ston Assoc , 884-6400 brand new, extreme, new kitchenette, new carpet, 4400 square feet Lahood secuTity system, and floor of 12 unit complex 2 8670 1 bedroom, appliances, look 3 bedrooms, apPII- stove, refrigerator In- Realty, 885-5950 ;;. laundry $500 Includes bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1443 Hampton 3 bedroom, carpeting, air From $330 706 HOUSfS FO~ RfNT ances, verticals, fireplace, cluded $360 per month utlllttes.882-4987. TV room or den Own 1 bath bungalow Fire- OFFICE space Grosse plus secUrity n1-8499 Detroit /Wayn~ Counly 2 baths, deck, 2 car ga- Includes heat and water laundry room, washerl place, basement & ga- rage, sprinklers. $1500 882-6122 POinte Woods. from $275 702 APTS /flATS / DUPLEX NEAT clean one bedroom dl)'er Large liVing room, rage $800 per month COZY two bedroom duplex, No pets 725-2803 . _ per month Includes Ob1I- S.C.S/Macomb Counly apartment, new stove, dining area, wet bar, gas 881-8321 full basement, fenced ------CONDOS FOR LEASE ties Use of kitchen and backyard, freshly painted ST. Clair Shores lake fron- 502 ST CLAIR- Grosse conference room 759- basement storage area, LAKE LIVING Grosse fireplace Large kitchen, SPACIOUS 4 bedroom $325 plus utilities, 1 1/2 POinte! St Clair Shores many bUilt-In features, all Available March 1st tage, 3 bedroom, fire- POinte City- SpacIous 4ODO Townhouse, Grosse $35D 1 month Call for place, beam ceiling, yard, townhouse With liVing month secUrity 882-5735 Apartments available at appltances Heat In- POInte City, walking diS- STORE or offIce for leCW!, The Shore Club, Jeffer- cluded. No pets Ideal for your appo,ntment- The deck, 2 baths, carport, room, formal dining room, Outer Drivel East Warren tance to Village, Park, 1,400 square feet, 8 Mllel son & 9 Mile, on Lake St adults $800 plus secunty Blake Company- 881- utilities inclUded $1500 kitchen With newer appll_ large lower flat, 2 bedrooms, schools, plenty of stor- Harper 881-4377 Clair 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms deposit AvaJlable March 6100 No pets 725-2803 ances and eating space dining room, large age, excellent parking, ranging from $600 Call 1 886-0871 TWO bedroom house near LAKESHORE. back of Three bedrooms, two GROSSE POINTE WOODS kitchen, fireplace, FIortda newly renovated $1,000/ house on river, 3 bed- baths on second floor, Mack N of Vernier 1,000 room Appliances and n5-3280 ONE bedroom 1-696 ser- month Call 885-4S65, af- St John Hospital, appll- rooms, 2 full baths, liVing studiO room and bath on sq It office or retail Ask heat Included $475 plus APARTMENT (1 1/2 bed- vice dTive Included heat, ter 6'00 pm ances Included 824- room, dining room, third floor. Close to shop- for Les, 884-3554 secunty Available March room) Extra large unit, water, appliances, blinds, FOUR bedroom house Har- 0028, 725-7696 kitchen, fireplace, patiO, 2 Ping, transportation and STORE for rent, 2,;1S0 1st redecorated Excellent 10- verticals, carpeting, ml- per Woods 2 baths ST. John area, 3- 4 bed- car garage, sWimming schools $1,000 monthly- square feet, Mack /J\ve cation. n8-4872 crowave Immaculate. 885-1659. Grosse POinte Schools 2 rooms, basement, deck pool $11501 1 month de- year lease near 9 Mile Rd, across QUlet 7/ unit complex WHITTIERI Beaconsfield. 9 MILE! Kelly. One bed- $4101 month $400 Secu- car garage Newry $525 month Security POSit Call after 6 or WOODBRIDGE- tram Post Office, high One bedroom apartment, room, NC, heat, laundl)'- TIty 469-1075. painted, $650. 254-2989 886-7185 weekends, 772-6758, Super sharp townhouse wrth traffiC area Call 778- heat, water, carpeted, mat, basement storage, after 21'29192. CLEAN small 2 bedroom 884-7171 2 large bedrooms with ad- 350D ~ appliances $325. 526- private entrance $410 FIRST floor, one bedroom, GROSSE POInte Woods- 3 With garage $3951 month CLINTON RlVer 2 bedroom, JOIning bath and dressing DELUXE 17 X 12 Plus 3864 plus security. 881-7613 new carpet and paint bedroom, basement, plus utilihes n5-7941 fireplace, boatweU $575/ room SpacIous livlng- waiting room $250 Ill- EAST WARREN- Outer 11 MILE! JEFFERSON SpaCIOUSapartment, heat fenced yard, deck, stove lease, secUTIty. 485-1557 dining room, well cludlng utilities 25801 Included n8-6313 CHANDLER PARKI Chal- ---______eqUiPped kitchen with eat- Dnve area 2 bedroom, 1 Large and qUiet newly deco- refrigerator, super clean Harper n1-75B7, 296- mers, 3 bedroom brick FARM House, block from Ing space, poWder room bath upper flat $350 1 rated 1 bedroom apart- NEWLY Decorated 2 on Old 8 Mde Immediate 5414 bed- house, across the street Lake, large fenced yard, finIShed basement With month, Includes heat, ga- ment with carpeting and room condominium, 1 occupancy. References 1/2 from Element8/)' school 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, ga- actMty room, workshop, OFFICE for lease ApproxI- rage, deposit 294-7362 appliances, Window In baths, basement, carport, $675 885-0197. $4001 month. Section 8 rage, all appliances 1 office and laundry Private mate 250 square feet every room, security all appliances. $530 824- preferred. 886-5021. year Lease. $800. month patiO, 2 car carport, use Furnishedl unfurnished locked. Near Express- _4040 _ 1325 SOMERSET FOR LEASE!! NEAR St. John & Grosse Immediate occupancy. of pool and clubhouse Utilities Included. Harper ways and shopping Heat NORWOOD-$750. Well maintained 2 bedroom POinte Cute, Immaculate 886-0426 $n5. monthly. One year Woods 527-1044 upper. Stove refngerator, Included. Ideal for non- ST. CLAIR SHORES 2 bedroom, 1 bath 3 bedroom home, large ST Clair Shores off Jeffer- lease or longer KENNEDY BUILDING washer, dryer and ga- smokmg mld-aged or sen- HIGBIE MAXON 886-3400 kitchen With garage and son Georgous 2 bed- CHAMPION & BAER Affordable office sUItes rage Available March 1st Ior 8 1/2 Mile & Mack area, THREE bedroom brtck colo- all appliances $525 725- room, beam ceiling du- 884-5700 Large area/Single suites $575. plus secuTity de- 881.3272 or 884-3360. close to all shOPPing. On nial. (Notre Dame) 1 1/2 8015 plex Pullman kitchen, FOR sale or lease, St ClaIr 18121 East 8 Mile Road posit. Ideal for adults, no ONE 1 1/2, 2 and 3 bed- bus line Clean, one bed- bath, 2 car garage, fire- GRA VTON- Mack! cadIeux fuel saVIng sliders, sprln- Shores 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 opposite Eastland Mall pets, non-smoker. call af- room apartments Largest room Units New appli- place and central alT, all area, 2 bedroom bnck, klers, garage $620. No bath, central air. 881- ter 6 p.m apartments In townl Heat ances and carpeting Ceil- appliances, all Window 776.5440 natural fireplace, 1 1/2 pets. 725-2803 _7_066__ . _ 882-2525. Included From $450 Ing fans, plenty of off treatments, new carpeting PRIME Ret8l1 space on the 886-2665 street parking, cable T.V plus hardwood floors, bath, 2 car garage, stovel CONDOS for rent, St. ClalT HIli, 500 square feet. 881- available. Rent includes refngerator. No children Shores and Clinton DUPLEX for rent, $3501 MODERN one bedroom, Panelled family room, pa- 7075. days, 882-6693- heat and excellent main. month plus security, good appliances, central air, tiO, fenced In yard With or pets $4751 secUrity Township, $550 InclUdIng evenings tenance seTVlce A nice Available March 1st 882- PROFESSIONAL couple ]leat 293-2730. neighbor wanted with no dishwasher, washer & established gardens and qUiet place to call home 1699 ft 6 With excellent references PRIME Area. Grosse POinte pets Call 881-2967, leave dryer, 11 Mile & Jefferson lawn service. one block Open Monday thru Friday a eT pm seeks furnished home to LAKESHORE Village Con. Village, 16841 Kercheval message. Available area $4501 month 274- from school and shop- HALF duplex, 19724 Mo- rent for several months dos, 2 bedroom Town- Place 1,200 sq ft upper March 15th 2932 9 to 5 p.m. Saturday 10 ping. $1,200 For more to 3, or by appointment. ross. Garage, fenced beginning ApnV May. call house, clubhouse, pool Extra large skylight Ideal details call 882-3611 , yard. $475 plus utilities 313-259-5051 after 6 p m $585 n1-7587 or 296- medical, Attorney, Sales LOVELY modem one bed- WATERFRONT------1 bedroom Call 929-1939. 5414 room apartment- car- apartment on lake St $450 Grosse Pointe Shores Rep. Beauty Shop. Pn- peted, air conditioned, Clair peninsula Private Lakeshore Address, 3,000 CADIEUX! Harper, 3 bed- SHORES MANOR 2 bed- vate entrance NeWly square feet, 2 1/2 baths, decorated 822-60S4, parking. cadieux! Morang entrance. Davit hoist for 777-7840 room, finished basement, room, carport, Includes area $360 a month In- boat up to 6000 Ibs $600 3 bedroom, all major ap- $475 plus utilities An- ST. Clair Shores newer 2 heat, $5951 month 884- 33H)064 or 881-0655 dary, 886-5670. bedroom, garage, all 6898 eluding heat. 881-3542. also Includes utilities, ap- pliances. $1,700 a month ap- COLONIAL NORTH CHAPOTON Available Immediately pi lances. $595 per BRICK 2 family 5 plus 5. phances, garage and ST CLAIR SHORES APARTMENTS 77200017 THREE bedroom bungalow, month J P BABCOCK. ST. Clair Shores- 2 bed- i Live- in bottom Rent out beautiful view 468-8763 excellent condition. Ideal 445-1660 room, 2 bath, full base- 2 First floor sUites featunng, GROSSE POinte Woods- 4 .:. top call Jane, PO'oVer Cllllr Shores- lovely, all for senior citizens or ------ment. furmshed or unlur- 500 sq 'ft- '3 off;lCes al\~ re- 'ST. -CLASSIFIED-ADS--- bedroom, 2, bath, all up- Brokers 756-4949. new, 1 large bedroom worklna couple_so ~25 TliREE room condo on nisheo. 964-2211, 822- ceptlon area. _' Call In Early dated, clean, natural fire- per month 1 1/2 month Cadieux between Mack & 2392, evenings ALTER! Jefferson- one bed- upper Heat included place, hardwood floors, rity. d It N t Warren 882-1578 882-6900 secu epas. 0 pe s CONDO on The Lake- St room apartment. Working Ideal for profeSSional full basement, 2 car ga- 1,050 sq ft. 4 offices Con- AvalJable immediately LAKESHORE Vrllage- 2 Clair Shores 1 year person or semor Citizen working SIngle or couple. LAKE FRONT. little Gem, rage, appliances $1175 ference room, receptIon 526-9288 bedroom, carpetIng, ex- lease. $1,100 a month preferred. $265, utilities $500 Call laVon's n3- front row VIew, $475 in- per month. LUCido & As- area With coffee room~1}1- Included 331-6971. 2035. cludes heat, 468-0733 EAST Warren! Outer Drive cellent condition. Avail- n1-6631 or 294-9733. sac 882-1010. 3- 4 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 able ImmedIately. $550. _ cludlng smk and cabm~ MORANG modem bUilding. 702 APTS/fLATS/DUPlEX ~.. ------702 APTS/flATS/OUPLEX 702 APTS/flATS/DUPLEX kitchens, $450 plus utlll- 313-628-8657 712 GARAGfS/STORAGf Both complete WIth ca~t- 1 bedroom- all appli- S.C.S/Macomb Caunly S.c.S/Macomb Counly S.C.S/Macamb County ties Andary Real Estate WINDWOOD Pointe. Beau- WANTED 109, blinds and air CO~I- ances Newly decorated. 886-5670. tlful 2 bedroom condo. tIoOing. Reasonable raji; $3251 month plus security GARAGE storage wanted Includes all utIlities, ta45 and references Tappan HAVERHILL. 3 bedroom, $1,5001 month. call Joe for large old Lincoln Pre- 5 day Janitor person ~- & Assoc, Inc. 884-6200. new paint, carpeting, fire- Rich 886-4200. Coldwell fer Vemlerl Mack area BLAKE APARTMENTS place. $425 plus utilities Banker Schweitzer Real 881-9257 street parking Ha~r CADIEUXI Mack, large 1 • Well Maintained 886-1758, after 6 Estate. near 11 1/2 Mile R~~2 bedroom apartment. 714 LIVING QUARTERS major expressways ;.: • Newly Decorated ------TO SHARf Stove, refngerator, heat. 702 APTSIHATS:DUPL£X 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 778-0120, 882.B769.,~: S.LS 'Macomb Counly $375. 739-5181. • Secure Building S.C.S/Macomb County HOUSE to share. Non- FAX n8-3791. :; NEAR Grosse POinte. Nice • Close to Shopping, smoker, non- drmker OFFICE for rent- Mack ~, 3 bedroom flat with ga- Churches and Transportation ST. CLAIR SHORES References $265/ Grosse POinte Park ill rage and appliances in- monthly, plus deposit. utilities Included Pnvate cluding laundry. $4501 • 1 Month Free Rent With 1 881-6571 parkIng available lCfO month plus utilities. 839- Year Lease L\KEVIEW APARTMENTS RESPONSIBLE Female square feet $150 ~r 4514. Leave Message. • Senior Citizen Discount 24901 JEFFERSON. SOUTH OF 10 MILE roommate wanted to month 881-4052 : DUPLEX, Mack! Morass, 2 share WIth Brother and OFFICES, OFFIC~ bedrooms, hardwood "Nautical Mile" Sister $280 plus secuTity OFFICES;~ floors, garage $425 per $450 $550 Free utIlities NON KERCHEVAU HILL ~'": - month. Available March POINTE GARDENS EXTRA LARGE APARTMENTS ~~mOKERI 779-0926, 2nd floor- rear _:; 1st Please call 885-6666 SHORES GARDENS or 882-6369. 7 MILE/EXPRESS WAY MACK/O'CONNER • Vertical Blinds • Lots of Closets ------two private offices : j POLICE officer lookmg for roomy clencal area "~ OUTER Drive area, East HARPER WOODS ST. CLAIR SHORES • Air Conditioning • Cable Ready male or female to share ALSO a few Single officeS Warren and Chatsworth ST. CLAIR TERRACE home $300 month, utili. VERNIER NEAR 1.94:~~ 2 bedroom upper flat KELLY GARDENS Walk to Shopping, Top Restaurants . ties Included. 1-941 Mo- Three room unit w/1aV:,; Large living room. Negoti- 10 MILE/JEFFERSON 9 MILE/KELLY rass area 881-2232. 5 day Janitor .:. able. 882-2079. ST. CLAIR SHORES ROSEVILLE Private Park/Beach. 1 Block FEMALE ROOMMATE to good parking :.: share 2 bedroom upper FISHER MEWS: •~ 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 824-9060 Rent Guarantee flat, non- smoker Refer 2 rooms, 2nd floor ,~ S.C.S! Macomb County Free Moving - Details. ences and deposit re- dally Janrtor service -l qUired. 824-1644, Park, 1-941 ALLARD :; Maryland 2350 sq ft full kitchen::; 1Bedroom - $460 ------2 lavs, 3 IndIVIdual -: NEED A ROOMMATE? offices plus large open:-' ST. CLAIR SHORES includes heat All ages, tastes, occupa- area, ample parking ~: tlons, backgrounds & hfe- Virginia S. Jeffries .; styles Seen on "Kelly & • 778-4422* Co" TV-7 HOME-MATE Realtor 882~ SPECIALISTS BUILDING for lease- 2045;1 SPACIOUS DELUXE ONE & TWO 644-6845 Mack, Grosse Porote ------Woods 47 x 186 $7501 BEDROOM UNITS FEMALE needed to share month Red Carpet Keir;n Seniors onlYl" large Townhouse In Shorewood Real Estate APARTMENTS III Grosse POinte CIty, near 886-8710 VIllage 882-1642 -H-A-R-P-E-R-W-ood--s---H-arpe-r • PRIVATE BASEMENT AGE 55 I : ~I • CLOSE TO SHOPPING -on AND OVER - TWO Roommates needed and Lancaster, 18 x 22 • CENTRAL AIR LIVE INDEPENDENTLY to share 1,800 sq ft 3 suite Includes heat 1 AND FINE RESTAURANTS AMONG YOUR PEERS bedroom upper- Neff, year lease $425 month CONDITIONING Grosse POinte CIty Ga. 884-7575 • SWIMMING POOL & • Afford~ble (Fwm S375/mo ) • Mamlenance Free rage and laundry Imme------_ • SOCIalACtlvltles • HaIr Salon dlate No pets, prafes- FISHER RD Pnvate office • CARPORTS AVAIlABLE CLUBHOUSE slonal, non- smoker $370 available In charming 1 • Gardenmg Space • A~~lstance m SeilIng plus 1/3 utilities 343- story profeSSional bUlld- • Van Tramportatlon Your Home 7330 days. 67Hl313 af. 109 350 square feet ter 6' 'Parking space Included NORTH SHORE APTS ------882-1389, 343-0380 FREE MOVING FEMALE to share 3 bed------_ JEFFERSON - N. OF 9 MILE room BUNGALOW WIth deck and JacuzzI Near 720 1t00MS FOIt RfNT FROM $585.00 • SECURTIY DEPOSIT $200.00 St John $280 plus 1/2 utilities 886-0014 ROOM for rent, employajj In EAST DETROIT In ROSEVILLE adult EastSide, $50 71 b OFFICfS/COMMf~CIAL week Deposrtl share utili- GRANT MANOR GR~NDMONT GARDENS FO~ ~ENT ties 839-5455 771-3124 (nm~1 ~\lJS!.."1 \ewn",\) (\\Jllm; d"11n" I" lIoll1nnOCfnll) . 20390 HARPER Harper ROOM Wlth house pri!J- !7Ioo ~ine~"Ie 16151 G1Jndmont Couli Woods Small, Ideal for OPEN 9 - 5 DAILY SAT - 10 - 3 771.3374 leges $250 month pillS 776.7171 Manufacturers Rep deposit Ask for Craig $125/ month 884-7575 884-9035 ------.--~~ ... .,- :e." "_~ ...... -...... - _ ...... - ~__ ...._ _ • _.. _.._-c_ .n.. MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I - -- -. SERVICES. SYSTEMS. r.ON<:1I1 TATlmJ ill 10C February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News I 720 ROOMS FOR RENT 723 VACATION RENTAL NORTHERN MICHIGAN 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALf 100 HOUSES FOR SAL£ 800 HOUS£S FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/ APTS/flATS CLJ=AN room on Eastside GOOD skiing stili available Owner Anxious BY OWNER. Four bedroom PRICE REDUCED for employed adult 3 bedrooms, fireplace, GROSSE POINTE PARK OPEN SATURDAY & SUN. OPEN Sunday 1- 4. 19671 Off Morningside, 4 bed- brick Tudor, 3 full and 2 $231,000 KlIchen, laundry. bath $1251 night No pets Priced reduced SpaCIOUS 4 DAY, 1 to 4 BY Fleetwood, Harper room, 2 1/2 bath Colonial half baths, all hardwood 1512 S Renaud, Grosse $50 001 week, one week 616-547-Q618 after 6 p.m bedroom bnck Colonial. OWNER' Contemporary- Woods Condo, Grosse Remodeled through oul, floors. T V room, large POinte Woods 2,700 sq secUrity Call Jim, 884- Master bedroom SUite, 1027 Bnarcliff Drive, cor- POinte Schools Freshly HARBOR Springs Luxury 3 deck With door wall off liVing room, library With ft Ranch 4 bedrooms, 2 7312 family room, park like lot, ner of River Road, painted, new carpet, Master bedroom, finished wrought Ifon doors (must bedroom Condo, fire- 2 1/2 car attached ga- Grosse POinte Woods 3 1/2 baths, new kitchen, basement, carport, and BASEMENT Furnished basement, attached 9a. see), 1/2 finished base- place, YCR Minutes to rage Immediate occu. bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, large family room With much more Century 21 apartment for senior Cltl' skIIng 886-6922 or 885- rage, many extras. ment. 2 fireplaces, 2 car pancy We trade 3,200 square feet 885- fireplace, new furnace AM nl.m1 zen or mature working 4142 $189,900 garage. 3,600 square EAST ENGLISH VILLAGE 0112 Well mamtained and con. person n3-9015, 527. Grosse Pointe Schools feet Move In condition SpacIous brJck ColOnial tlnuously updated Open 2-FAMIL Y flat Grosse BOYNE skiers, snowmobi- 1464 Yorktown Road, 6089 Three bedroom brick 1059 Bedford Open Sun- being sold to settle estate Sunday 2- 5 For mfonna- POinte Park (south of Jef- lers, spacIous 3 or 4 bed- Grosse POinte Woods, Ranch, finished base- day 1 to 4 884-2223 3 bedrooms, denJIlbrary, tlon or appointment call, ferson) 3 bedrooms, 1 OFF Of Moross near Kelly room Chalets, fireplace, five bedroom. 2 1/2 ment, 2 1/2 car garage, BY OWNER 4 bedroom fireplace Many updates 886-8082 Owner bath each By owner. Room and bath for retired dishwasher 296-5746, baths, ColOnial LIVing central air $89,500 brick Tudor, 3 full & 2 Including new roof Of. 881-4037. or working nonsmoking n8-4824 room, formal dining room, Moravian Meadow Sub. half baths, all hardwood fered "as IS", below mar. 801 COMM£RCIAL eUILDINGS gentleman $250 Call family room With naturat GROSSE POinte Woods- HARBOR Spnngs- Harbor Four bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, floors, T V room, large ket at $29,900 LaVon's, n3-2035 fireplace, finished base- Nice 2 bedroom 2 bath, 1 Cove luxury Condo Re- 1st floor laundry, attached liVing room, formal dining HARPER WOODS ment, two car garage, FOR SALE floor overlooking pool and WINDMILL POinte Area cently redecorated. garage, spnnkler system. room, library With Stunning 3 bedroom bnck large fenced yard 20916 Mack Avenue, 6600 garden Natural fireplace Employed, non- smoker sleeps 9, sWimming pool, central alf. many extras wrought Iron doors (must cape cod completely re- $239,000 886-5570 square feet, fully leased $130.500 Century 21 Laundry, kitchen, phone tennis courts, private Owner anxIous $169,000 see), 1/2 finished base- done New kitchen, new 882.1610 AVId. Inc n8-8100 hne 824-6876 beach and health club ANDARY 886-5670 ment. 2 fireplaces, 2 car furnace, new Windows, SEAUTIFULL Y updated COMMERCIALI RETAIL, YUPPIESI Nice house In Available for spring and 19676 KINGSVILLE Com- garage. 3,600 square new garllqe Fire place bnck ranch 3 bedrooms, 120 ft of Window frontage Lake Charlevoix the Farms, with full priVI- summer rentals 313-331. pletely redone bungalow, feet Move m condition and full basement makes 2 full baths, finished Three bedroom, 3 bath fur- on Mack In Grosse leges Reasonable, 965- 7404 2- 3 bedrooms New Sid- 1059 Bedford $309,000 thiS a steal for only basement Owner anx- nished Condo at the $74,900 IOUS LUCido & Assoc POinte Park 8,000 sq ft, 4040 Ask for Lon CHAR LEVOIX/PETO- lng, thermal pane Win- or best Open Sunday, 1- Landmgs In Boyne CIty 882.1010 3 overhead doors, crane. dows, steel entry doors, 4 884-2223 ST CLAIR SHORES Pnce Includes boat slip 721 VACATION RENTAL SKEY, directly on little newer roof, seller financ- Sharp 3 bedroom bnck $195,000 FLORIDA Traverse Bay, new sun- furnace, kitchen cabinets. 9148 Boleyn Morang/ Cad- GROSSE POinte Clty- 3 Ing and much more. De- floor, bathroom, roof. 6 ranch In Chapolon room, three bedrooms, 2 bedroom, 1 bath Ranch, Century 21 Kowalske THREE miles to DISNEY panel interior doors, glass leux area Sharp 3 bed- Woods FInished Lase- trOit Automotive Parts baths, sleeps 11 885- updated kitchen, 2 fire- 1-800-431.2121 EPCOT, completely fur- block basement Windows, room bnck CotOnial Sec. ment With full bath & wet $178,000 Tom GnHlth, 9325 places, CIA. $130,000 Ask For Pat O'Srien nished Villa Washer, ond floor sun porch, bar 2 car garage and Bolton- Johnston Ass0- carpet and landscaping formal dining room, fire- 885-7389 224 COUNTRY CLUB dryer, two bedroom, two HOMESTEAD- , South large lot make thiS a good Ciates, 884-6400, 881- $45,000 885-7367. place, 1 1/2 baths, 2 car bath, sleeps SIX, 3 pools, Beach LUXUriOUs 3 bed- bUy for $79,500 SHARP brick country 5878. OPEN SUN 1-4 BUILD your dream house garage Special fmanclngl tennis $79 per day room 3 bath beach front CLINTON TOWNSHJP Ranch 3 bedrooms, 2 11 St Clair Shores Excep- on thiS lovely 80' x 135' Only $29,900 Call Dave Available now through condo Sleeps 6 Spnng Newer construction Beauti- 2 baths, air conditiOning. 802 COMMERCiAl PROPERTY tIonallocatlon With a great site m Grosse PIe Park (agent) 778-3662 Apnl 882-6521 and Summer weeks avail- ful ranch home situated secunty, spnnkllng sys. view. One of the largest able Call 885-7802 331-0066 BY Owner 3 bedroom cape tern 2250 square feet UNIQUE office bUilding. townhouse condos In the DISNEY, Epeot, MGM- 8 on large lot SpacIous ATTORNEY Cod In great farms laca kitchen With all appli- $329.000 881-8832 Grosse POinte Woods complex 2 large bed- Miles 3 bedroom luxury BOYNE Country, 3 bed- Will handle your Real Estate tlon on 74' by 100' lot 2 ances, attached garage 700 square feet Ideal for rooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 car condo Weeki month room, 2 1/2 bath ranch OPEN Sunday 2 to 5, clOSing for $200 Also car garage, full base- A lot of home for $75,900 professional Owner 886- attached garage, large m-9335 home on Walloon Lake 4 20549 Hollywood. (1-94 & 6680 kitchen wrth lots of cup- Wills, trusts, probate, and ment, formal dlnmg room, Won't last Beaconsfield) Harper SANIBEL on Gulf 2 bed- miles South of Petoskey boards, fireplace, beautr- Incorporations. Thomas P FlOrida room, natural fire- Stieber Realty Woods, Grosse POinte rooms, newly decorated, Days, 575-4026, eve- ful patiO Many more qual- Wolverton,285-6507. place In hVlng room, 2 full n5-49OO schools- 3 bedroom bun- 803 CONDOS! APTS/FLATS all amenities 794-5644 nings, 853-7211 Ity extras In thIS unique GROSSE Pomte Schools! baths New carpet and galow In Immaculate con- REDUCEDII Grosse POinte 323 RIYARD, over 3,000 condo Contact Julie, LONGBOAT Key- Town- HARBOR Springs- 2 cozy Harper Woods Immacu- kitchen floor and finished dition Updated InSide Farms Immaculate brick Century 21 AVid, Inc n8- house Two bedrooms condos, sleeps 8, near late 3 bedroom bnck oak floors Asking and out $63,000 884- square foot luxury condo, Gapecod 4 bedrooms, 2 8100 Available Easter 644- slopes, cable TV 886- ranch, natural fireplace, $141,900 884-2442 3543 5 bedroom, 3 bath, needs 1/2 baths. New oversized 0643 8924 den, 2 car garage. Scenic GROSSE POinte Schools TLC Owner needs offers PERFECT home for your 2 1/2 car garage, new BY OWNER, recently up- now! LUCido & Assoc parents Why pay high BOCA Raton luxury condo, HARBOR Sprlngs- Luxury 3 80 x 264 loti $119,000 Harper Woods. 21136 kitchen, fenced yard dated, 3 bedroom, 2 full 882-1010. resident home fees? ocean view Easter $500 plus bedrooms, fireplace, Patty Barrett, ERA Par- Country Club Dr East of $60,000 improvements bath, Grosse Pomte Good neIghborhood, a week 8224671 cable, YCR, micro, sley n2-aBOO. 1.94. 3 bedrooms. Cape RIVER House Co-op- 2 bed- Owners anxIous for offer Woods home New Grosse POinte transporta- sleeps 8, near Nubs & EASTPOINTE. 3 bedroom Cod style Bungalow, new room, 2 full baths, fully MARCO ISLAND- 2 bed- Open Sunday 2- 5. 296 kitchen plus furnace, tion, co-operative Mary- Highlands 979-0566. brick bungalow, base- furnace and air. finished eqUipped modern room, 2 bath CONDO, Chalfonte. 886-8041 large family room, fin- Iyn Petty, Prudential ment, 2 car garage, cen- basement With carpeted kitchen, and dining room, ocean View, sleeps 6 PICKEREL Lake- beautiful Ished basement Must Grosse POinte Real Es- tral air, alarm, natural fire- play room and bath, large NEW Offering- 2064 Oxford. full NC, fully carpeted, Available starting March lakefront home. 20 min- see. Open Sunday, 2- 5 tate, 882-Q087. place. Master bedroom With Features 1st floor master profeSSionally textured 21st Weekly, monthly utes from Petoskey. All $n,900 n2-2269 2278 Allard $124,900 or walk In closet. bnck 2 1/2 bedroom and sitting room ceilings, marble sl1ls, oak 881-4199, Kim Sports Lake Sleeps 10 n5-4661. Call 885-1935 GROSSE POINTE WOODS plus 2 additional bed. and berch wood work, 313-781-3742, 616-548- car garage. Move In con. The Berkshlres- 2 bedroom, MARCO Island, Ronda 2 GROSSE Pointe Schools- ditlon. Open Sunday, 2- rooms 2 car garage and UNIQUE Grosse Pointe City 7th floor Spectacular 5923 Lovely 3 bedroom, re- 22 2 bath condo, first floor bedroom, 2 bath condo natural fireplace Impecc- Duplex Unit on separate nver view' Must see! Eq- modeled Mchen! bath, 5 882-Q4 unll. Completely remod- Call 313-n5-8855 after 6 ably maintained. open deed In lovely neIghbor- uity $55,000 $6471 HARBOR SPRINGS finished basement, fire- TARA Relive the grandeur eled. Immediate occu- Sunday 2- 5 p.m. Kathy hood Includes nanny, monthly inclUding utilities 722 VACATION RENTAL . Harbor Cove Condo's place. 2 car garage, ap- of thiS timeless master- pancy. n6-4120 days, Lenz, Johnstone & John- granny, or income apart- 823-4440. OUT OF STATE For Sale or Rent pliances. Must see Inside. piece reminiscent of 886-5509 evenings stone 884-0600, 886- ment Attached 2 car ga- MYRTLE BEACH, SC Sleeps 6 to 12 people, In- Prime Harper Woods. Scarlett O'hara's Planta- 3995. rage with parking for two LAKESHORE Village 2 bed- HARPER Woods. Sharp, 2, Two and three bedroom door pool Home Warranty. $85,900 tlon located off MoraVIan more on property. 4 bed- room, 1 bath townhouse bedroom, appliances: $127,500. Located In condos. Oceanfront and On site cross country sknng. R. C. Keirn, Henderson & m Clinton Township fooms, prIVate patiO, at- Neutral decor, newer car- $39.900. Century 21 Grosse POinte City Rent oceanSide Indoor and Minutes from Boyne High- AssoCiates, Call Amta smothered WIth histoncal tractive low malntenence peting. appliances AM, n4-9000. of $650 a month will be $58,000 822-2251 outdoor pools, tenniS lands and Nubs Nob Miller. 263-4540. details complete with car- garden, lots of storage. applicable towards pnce courts F MacFarland. Also, 2 person rates ------pet, appliances, profes- fresh neutral decor CONDO- sale or lease. MUST SELL! (313)756-0362 SYLVAIN 37 COLONIAL RD. Center slonal landscaping and of home on clOSing. Up- 16902 Cranford Lane Must sacrifice. ownerl~ h ESTATE SALE entrance COLONIAL 10 t staIrs presently rented at By Three bedroom, 2 1/2 year warran. y. Asking $179,000 Must HILTON Head- Palmetto Management; Inc.:: $565 Owner 884-9539 ~ve thousands "f)I~.Two bedroom townhouse in $419,000. -J P. Babcock sell! WJ!I negotlatel 886- lake 22556 Van COurt, popular east Side com- Dunes. BeautifUlly fur. 1-800-678-1 036. bath, family room, den Company Builder, 445- NEWL Y SUIL T. 20505 8546 ., nlshed lagoon condo Excellent condltlonr 1660. St Cia" Shores 886- plex 1 1/2 bath, full b~ 724 VACATION It£NTAL Ridgemont, Harper 4586 ment, pnvate patro, poot, Walking distance beach, TWO bedroom Ranch. Har- RESORTS _$335__ ,_000_._88_1_-50_29__ HARPER Woods- BeautIful Woods Grosse POinte ------clubhouse Best pnce In , goff, tennis Save 50% per Woods. Grosse , Schools, 3 bedroom CONDOS (new construc- complex. Will sacnfice Please call owner 404- LEXINGTON, f\fichlgan- bnck 2 family, fireplace, POinte School dlstnct LOOK!!! Cape Cod, energy effi- tlcn) Ranch style, each Stl b R Ity 491-9184 Cozy cottage With view of finished basement on 1/2 Call 881-8146. unit. 2 bedrooms, at- cient $75.900. 884-7575 e er ea lake and harbor. Reason- For Additional acre. $115,000. 884- tached garage. Grosse n5-4900 WANTED- Delrayl Boca or n4-6818. ST. CLAIR able.~239 REAL ESTATE L1stfngs 7404. beach area condo, fur- GRAND OLD HOME BUILT POinte V1cinrty land con- PERFECT for SIngle out of In The Classic Living LAST opportUnity to bUy nished to rent vanous IN 1919. 3,200 sq ft, 4 tract terms possible Call nest or Just mamed At- 100 HOUSES fOR S'ALE Section ...... GROSSE POinte Park- from owner. 5 bedroom, tlmes of the year. 882- 881-8146 tractive one bedroom South of Jefferson 15205 first floor laundry, approx- plus bedrooms. 2 fire- ,'6460 EDGEWOOD Terrace con. apartment Condo In THREE bedroom bungalow. Please Call 882-6900 Essex 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 imately 3400 square feet. places, 2 full baths. 3 half domlmums 20709 Edge- Lakeshore Village. In N"NTUCKET Island. Sum. By owner Excellent con- For Information baths ColOnial. $178,000 many major Improve- baths, 2 staircases, natu- wood (Umt-4) One large center courtyard, Includes )ner rentals 1992 Over dition. Morossl Kelly area On The Real Estate 822-7142. ments, profeSSionally ral Woodwork. full base- ment, mground pool, bedroom, carpeted, new carpet, stove, refrlg- 1.000 pnvate homes All $22,000 cash Firm. Resource Page landscaped, finished fully air gas heat, Whirlpool erator. washer, dryer. ~nce ranges Best selec- Shown by appointment basement, $326,900. 573 180'x220' lot, $215.000 347 McKinley range, refngerator, cus- pool, C I u b h a use ;ti9n now The Maury Peo- 526-9288, leave mes- 1464 Yorktown Road, S Brys Dnve. Open Sun- Grosse Pomte Farms MOVing to the water? We tom made vertical blinds, $43,900 Only $63 Condo -1>le (50S) 228-1881. Open sage Grosse POinte Woods, day, March 1, 2- 5 886- Tradlb.onal Colonial on one are oHenng two homes on carport Great Invest- fee. Jean HawkinS 881- ;~ days a week five bedroom, 2 1/2 8258 ,,' 19276 LINYILLE' super baths, Colomal liVing of the favonte "M" streets. the St Clair RIVer, Icr mentl $44,000 (Now 6300 Johnstone & John- HILTON HEAD ocean front PRICED REDUCED to clean 3 bedroom, 15 room, formal dining room, Beautiful Home cated just minutes outside rentIng $480) n2.9236 stone. Condo, one bedroom, low $176,000 Newer lotchen, bath In Grosse Pomte family room with natural St Oalr's city limits Both _J_lm -L-A-K-E-S-H-0-R-E-Y-I-II-ag-e-,-3 oH season rates 343- Woods for only $114,000 attached garage and extra In Prime Location fireplace, finished base- large lot 60 x 114 1559 S. Renaud, G.P.W. homes were bUilt In the condos to choose from 1X153 Call James Hohmeyer at ment, two car garage, TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES, 80's and offer 2 bed. MACK! Cadieux- one bed- 886-5800 Open Sunday I t It room co-op apartment Updated and ready for 723 VACATION RENTAL large fenced yard. 886- INC. Immaculate, 2,165 square rooms p us mas er su es, occupancy. Owners need- March 1, 92 Coldwell NORTHERN MICHIGAN 5570. 884-6200 foot bnck Ranch. Two 25 baths, alt garages, Freshly decorated, central ff Banker Schweitzer Real steel seawalls, one WIth air, new appliances 0 er. LUCido & Assoc HOMESTEAD luxury 4 bed- bedroom. 2 bath, paneled Estate dock and boat hoist $15,000 Evenings 881- _88_2-_1_0_10 _ room Lake Michigan Grosse Pte. Farms Library (or bedroom), for- AmNTlON Please call for additional 1752 tONDO Superb vIew mal dining room. fireplace GROSSE POinte Park. 1112 128 Meadow Lane HOMEOWNERS CONDO Warren. upper }lnd location 644-0254 In lIVing room, Cove ceil- detarls on these two fine HUGE St Clair Shores Bishop 4 bedrooms, 2 11 $235,000 level 2 blacks North of 9 Pro~5ionaJ couple lookins ings, large bnght family homes Ranch Condo. 1st floor GftAND Traverse Bay, Sut- 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, to move 10 Grosse Poinle West of Hoover. 2 bed- Sharp Colonlal- three room With new dropped laundry POSSible rent ton Bay area, 4 bedroom den, sunroom. screened Farm s or Grosse Poinle City rooms, 1 1/2 baths, din- bedrooms, one and one ceiling and kitchen WIth GERALD EMIG with option. Call Jane, chalet Weekly rental porch, 3,000 sq ft summer of 92. Will consider Ing/ family rooms, master half baths. famlly room. all possible ophons. We break1ast nook New high AGENCY Power brokers, 756-4949 588-5829 $234.000. 882-3271 bedroom has arr condi- two car garage. prefer English Tudor style eff.ciency furnace and 329-2201 GROSSE POinte Clty- 1 tIOning Stove, dish- 723 VACATION RENTAL 723 VACATION RENTAL homes. kr fol• .4 + bedrooms, central air, 1st floor laun- Ask for George Palms backyarJ. VICTORfAN Charm graces bedroom Condo, 850 washer, refrigerator stay NORTHERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN dry WIth attached Atnum Assoclate Broker thiS two bedroom farm- square feet, neutral de- Washerl dryer, enclosed Send reP-lYs to: Huge finished basement- 8864444 or 886-5800 Mr.M BUi --~----~- __ .... _ -,0 « ---- A_~ ~__ ~ _ ----r ... i February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News 11C 803 CONDOS/APH/FlAH 817 REAL ESTATE WANTED , , WOOD floor, 2 bedroom , < Lakeshore Village Town- CASH house with basement, FOR HOMES clubhouse, pool best Serving Area Since 1938 reasonable offer n1- Stieber Realty 7587 2965414 n5-4900 Director of Services ST. Clair Shores Ranch , 8ao BUSINESS Condo- 2 bedroom, at. OPPORTUNITIES tached garage, full base- 907 BASEMENT 902 ALUMINUM SIDING ment, air, appliances BAR for sale on Eastside WATERPROOFING 912 IUllDING/ ~EMODElJNG 912 BUILDING / REMODElING 914 CAItI'ENTRY $82,000 954-100R $12,000. Reasonable 917 CEILING ~£PAI~S Call Fran, 526-57M LEONARD'S CAPIZZO CON ST. f\4SCO CONSTRUCTION MARBLE! CERAMIC Mod- CARPENTER work, panel- CODE VIOlations Repalred- , 106 FLORIDA PROPERTY TEN (10) solt drink vending SIDING BASEMENT INC Home Improve. ernlzatlons- Alterations WATERPROOFING Ing, partitions, doors cut, Interior/ Extenor Free machines for sale All AlumInum and Vinyl Siding ments, Windows, Doors, Kitchens, baths, rec- repairs, small Jobs 882- VERO BEACH. FLORIDA. WALLS STRAIGHTENED Inspection check can machines located In Complete custom tnm, Kitchens, Decks, Addl- rooms Licensed/Insured 2795 SpacIous Condominium, Grosse POinte area soffit areas, gutters and AND REPLACED tlons, Siding, Painting, KelVin Construction, 610- save you tIme and DONE RIGHT money Insured, experl' 1,900 sq ft PrICed under Good business for reti- replacement Windows LI- Carpentry Work No Job 2013 FINISH Carpentry SpeCial- $170,000 Offered by rees Call 886-4921 censed and Insured Free 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Too Small Licensed & -J-&-F-CO-N-T-RA-cr-O-R-S IZing In cabinetry, count. enced, references Owners. Excellent buy In LICENSED INSURED ers, moldings, closets, Seaver Home Malnte-, estimates Insured 88~2O SelVlng Grosse POinte 35 Moonngs Two bedrooms, NEW earnIng opportunity additions Licensed and nance 882-0000 884-5416. TONY 885-0612 RESIDENTIAL and Com- years. General roofing two baths, living room, from your own home For Insured 465-1879. WINTER SPECIALS ON merlcal Remodeling- and home repairs, eaves- dining room, Florida information call, 294- THOMAS KLEINER Vinyl Siding, Seamless Gut- Basements, Rec rooms, troughs, backboards, ma- PORCHES, Family rooms, , 911 CEMENT WO~K room, kitchen, laundry 8151 BASEMENT ters/ Downspouts, Re- bath rooms Licensed & sonry tuck-polntlng, chlm- decks, repairs and small room, screened porch WATERPROOFING JEWELRY Store- Mack! 9 placement Wlndowsl Insured John Pnce 882- neys, porches 331-2057 lobs, basement modenza- CAPIZZO CON ST. Lovely view Resident - Digging Method Mile Reasonablel With or Doors, Stonn Windows! 0746 tlon and morel Free Esti- QUALITY WORK manager, tenniS, pool • Peastone Backfill Without Inventory Lahood Doors Licensed! Insured EAST AREA mates Licensed and In. ALL TYPES OF Please call 1-407-234- - Spotless Cleanup Realty 885-5950. Free Estimates Ron Ver- BARKER sured John Pnce 882- CEMENT, BRICK AND. ~ 8364 or wnte Rousseau, - Walls Straightened BUILDERS cruysse Company CONTRACTORS 0746 BLOCK WORK :- APT 3F, 1815 Moonng & Braced or Replaced 884-7955 n4-3542. Modernization -Alterations Garages raised and se( Line Dnve Vero Beach, • Brick and Concrete Work TED Klingler, Cabinet -Additions-Family Rooms "Code Work down on new ratwaJl and As.32963 • 10 Year Guarantee maker Quality DeSigns . 903 APPLIANCE SERVICE -Kitchens- Recreation floor Waterproofing Licensed & Insured Specialist" Superb Craftsmanship - Areas LIcensed & Insured LICENSED & INSURED 808 lAKE! RIVER HOMES A1 WORK JAMES BARKER Call Top Drawer Wood- DO ALL CommencallResldentlal working 871-6630 TONY 885-0612 296-3882 886-5044 JEFFERSON/ 11 Mile- nice Appliance Service SUTTON Construction R.L. STREMERSCH CORNERSTONE commerCial, reSidential, 91 S CARPET CLEANING 3bed'room ranch on canal Washers, dryers, refngera- MIKE GEISER CEMENT CONTRACTOR kitchens, additions, rec den, Flonda room, fire- tors, stoves, garbage diS- CONSTRUCTION CONST. CO. Cement rooms, dormers, JIm, place Basement, attached posals, microwaves, Waterproofing Kltchens.Custom DeSign EXPERT CARPET Dnveways Bryson, Tim 884-2942, 2 car garage Owner anx- VCR'S, etc. All makes Dig down method Family !=looms CLEANING, INC. Patios IOUS to sell century 21 882.2436,881-7202 and models Call ns. Licensed Guaranteed Window Replacements Truck Mount Extraction Bnck work AVid, Inc. n8-8H)O 4262 Free estImates Commercial Remodeling ADDITIONS. kitchen and 2 Rms. wlHall $34 95 Basement waterproofing PORT Huron- Waterfront 881-6000 Intenor/Extenor bathroom remodeling, Free Carpet Protector Steps Homes Secluded and PARQUETIE'S Additions custom carpentry, all Upholstery Cleaning Tuck-POinting JAMES M. KLEINER Prestigious areas, Custom and Quality Always types of home Improve- Family Owned, Operated No Job too small Washer & Dryer Basement Waterproofing $199,000 and up LICENSED AND INSURED ments and repairs York- Call For Free Estimate Free Estimates Walls straightened & Owner Call 1-313-987- Repair Service JIM LAETHEM shire Bldg. and Renova- n9-0411 SPECIALIZING IN 6243 Braced or Replaced 882.9310 tion 881-3386 SpeCIalizingIn Whirlpool, licensed & Insured. FAMOUS MAINTENANCE DRIVEWAYS AND Live on Lake St. Clair 10 year guarantee GORSKI Wmter Special I Average Kenmore & General ElectrIC 9' 4 CARPENTRY BASEMENT Transfer forces sale. Cus- size lIVing room & hall, Hot POinte 885-2097 REMODELING, INC. Addrtlonal rooms, WATERPROOFING tom designed Townhome, Kitchens, baths, cerarmc POINTE Construction- The $39.00 JAMES M KLEINER. Base- $1500. Also furniture LICENSED gounnet krtchen, 3 bed. PROMPT SERVICE tile, steam rooms, new House Doctor. We do ment waterproofing, ma- cleaning wall washing room, 2 1/2 baths, 2 fire- cabinets or refaclng, alter. addrtions, donners, roofs, & 884-7139 places, 2 car attached ga- sonry, concrete All re- LIcensed, Bonded & In- atlons, Siding Featunng kitchens Replacement SEAVER'S home mainte- 774.7054 pairs Licensed/ Insured sured since 1943 rage Don't miss out, replacement WIndows and Windows, etc. FREE estl- nance, small concrete 885-2097 884-4300 creatIVe finanCing avail- CALL GEORGE patiO doors by Andersen mates. 343-2690. lobs, repairs, brick work, able. K- CARPET Cleaning Com- porches, chimneys 882- NUTTO 9 J 1 BRICK/ BLOCK WORK L1CENSED . • • INSURED REISTER Construction Open Sunday. 1.5 S C S pany Carpet Specialists 0000 Or by appointment APPLIANCE n1-8788 Carpentry and restora- 882-0688 293-6760 MASON rework, tuck- point------tlon 30 years expenence R. J. NiChols & Sons Con- Lakeview Club • Washer - Dryer Service lng, steps, chimneys, EASTVIEW LIcensed. 965-5900 struction Company ~. 11 1/2 Mile & Jefferson - Vacuum SeTVlce and small cement lObs. In. ALUMINUM, INC. QUALITY Ca~ntry Work. NUApPEARANCE ment work, basement Plku Management, Co. Sales sured, experienced ALCOA PRODUCTS Free Estimates. Remodel- CLEANING SERVICE waterproofing General - Used Stoves-Refngerators Seaver's, 882-0000. AWnings- Sidings lng, Painting, Roofs, Re- renovations, haull ng., demolition 371-0172 809 lAKE/RIVER LOH CHAS. F. JEFFREY Combination Stonns pairs- Roors & Walls, • CARPET WE SELL REBUILT Bnck, Flagstone Walks & SCreens-Doors-Roofing Sheds, Decks, Etc Call • UPHOLSTERY Classified Advertising WASHERS LOTS for sale- Harbor Patios Seamless Gutters Today 885-5824 AND DRYERS • Uniformed Personnel 882-6900 Beach and Caseville Porches RebUilt B.F. G~~~~sVinYIA RESIDENTIAU Commencal LakeView, lake access, Call 8 8 4 • 0 5 1 5 Pre-Cast Steps 17301 MACK AVE NEAR Carpenter. 881-8812. JAMES M. private beach and much 445-0776 for Free Estimate morel Call for details, Tuck.Pointing . CADIEUX CARPENTRY. Porches, KLEINER 517-479-6267 LET, , Cement Work DETROIT, MI lW224 Doors Decks. Finish & Basement Waterproofing 881-1060 527-561'6 Rough carpentry.' Re- q1b CUPiT INSTAllATION CONCRETE & MASONRY Flagstone, Bnck & Slate I' Licensed Insured Years LlC pairs & Small Jobs. Free 811 LOTS FOR SALE GEORGE 26 Exp & A-1 carPets- All types of Patios & Walks 882-1800 Insured Estimates 18 years ex- carpets and Vinyl Com- Driveways, Garage Floors PEMBERTON. Grosse DOlT SEE SHOWROOM penence. BRICK repair, tuck poInting, ---- _ 885-4C09. mericaJ & ReSidential BIll Porches & Chimneys Pointe Park, BO' x 135' Major Appliance steps, porches, small n2-1064 Tuck-pointmg, Patchmg - Call 331.Q066. 9]2 BUILDING/REMODElING Repair cement jobs & sidewalks 9! 2 BUilDING! REMODElING LICENSED INSURED Licensed. John 882-0746. 917 CEILING REPAIRS 817 REAL ESTATE WANTED 885.1762 Quality work with prJd. JAMES M. KLEINER PLASTERING, drywall and 885.2097 "." LETO BUILDING CO. r Concrete & Masonry ceramic tile 30 years ex- HIGHLY FOCUSED ALL WEATHER Flagstone, Brick & Slate SINCE 1911 perience Absolutely TESTA CEMENT INVESTMENT I REFRIGERATION Patios & Walks CUSTOM BUILDING guaranteed Call Valen. REMODELING CO., INC. PROPERTY REPAIRED & INSTALLED Driveways, Garage Floors tlno, afternoons 795-8429. Serving the Pointes HOME IMPROVEMENT REC ROOMS MANAGEMENT Commerciaj.Residential Porches & Chimneys PLASTERING, Drywall, For 46 Years ALL MAKES & MODELS Tuck-pointing, RepairS INCORPORATEO KITCHENS Taping & Spray Textur- Driveways. garage COMPANY IS CALL MIKE 882-0747 LICENSED INSURED Builders License No 59540 Ing New & Reparr Free floors, patios, porches COMPLETE BUILDING 882.3222 SEEKING TO No Substitute For Quality Estimates 25 years ex- DOC'S 885-2097 AND REMODELING Garage Straightening penence. Jim Upton n3- PURCHASE SERVICE LICENSED/INSURED 4316 or 524-9214 ADDITIONAL APPLIANCE Addilions/Dormers j:REE ESTIMATES 912 BUILDING/REMODELING DAVID 881.1016 KrtchenslBaths PLASTERING- Free esti- INVENTORY OF SERVICE BROWN Fast. Courteous Rec Rooms/AttiCS mates, 25 year's expen- SINGLE FAMILY 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING Professional Service. Porch Enclosures HOME ence All work guaran- HOMES Replacement Wmdows IMPROVEMENTS teed Grosse POinte Aluminum SldmglTrlm R.R. CODDEN8- Chimneys PRIMARILY IN THE Washers Dryers FOR ALL YOUR references. All types wet Dishwashers Ranges Gutters/Downspouts DESIGN. plaster and drywall Lou cleaned- Screens !~. CITY OF DETROIT. stalled Chimneys rebu'ittZ:. Refngerators Storm Windows/Doors REMODELING AND Blackwell n6-8687 OFFERINGS Rooflng/Shmgles repaired 886-5565 -.: Microwaves DECORATING PLASTERING and drywall Single Ply Flal Roofing SHOULD BE OF AT Garbage Disposals NEEDS. Wood DeckslTnm Nell Squires 757-on2 LEAST 20 ...... & MORE CALL 885.4867 Licensed and Insured FREE ESTIMATES CLASSIFIED ADS PROPERITES OR .,,~ Coach light 296-5005 247-4454 PAGER 990-4107 882-6900 MORE 886-0520 CHIMNEY SWEEP CO 907 BASEM£NT PLASTER, drywall repairs, Caps Screen s WATERPROOfiNG PREFERABLY ~Point~ 11 prep for painting, texture, Installed I !Otenor painting, wood- OWNED BY A N~ws Ammal Removal York&hire Building work, trim Licensed SINGLE ENTITY. C/ ••• 1fI1HI R.L. State LICensed f (9 Renovation Inc. John 882-0746 WILL ALSO LOOK J 882.8900 STREMERSCH~~~~ PLASTERING and drywall 5154 AT SELECT MUL T'- repairs TextUring and Cemfled& Custom Kitchens & Additions Insured ~. stucco Insured Pete Tar- FAM'L Y OF UP TO •• ...... c BASEMENT ~~ Licensed. Insured omlna 469-2967 4 UNITS PER WATERPROOFING DOUGLAS SHAW BUILDING. Walls Repaired 881-3386 Straightened HOME RENOVATIONS INQUIRIES CAN BE Replaced Remodeling or Repairs of FINAL FlNISH SAFE FLUE MADE DURING ALL WORK all Interror and Exterior Plaster Be Drywall CHIMNEY SERVICE needs. From new to old. NORMAL GUARANTEED Options • Chimney Clea~nng LICENSED speCialiZing In Finish • Caps and BUS'NESS HOURS Carpentry. Interror Will Ornamental Arches Screens • BY CONTACTING 884-7139 Removal, Kitchens, Spray Texture Coves Installed Recreational Rooms, Stucco Laltllng • Morlar and Damper LEE ROGERS AT Libraries. Finish AttiCS Restorabons Renovabons Repalf • 372-2999. and Basements Small AMEllen BASEIIEIT RedecoralJon s • Arumal Removal Jobs welcome Serving PRIVATE party wants Repairs WATERPROOFING the Grosse POinte area Cemfied Moster Sweep home Will pay cash Mr Walls Straightened or Replaced since 1975 RonneJoe Retcher.886-6102. Cement Work 772-8507 TOM TREFZER l,censed & Insured WHERE aUAUTY IS FIRST I 882-5169 10 Year Guarantee 808 LAKE RIVER HOMES 808 LAKE I RIVER HOMES 528-9288 881-9385 918 CEMENT WO~K 911 CEMENT WOItK TRAVERSE BAY LEAKY BASEMENT? Caff Us ForA INNOVATIVE BUILDING COMPANY DIPAOLA & REIF CEMENT, INC. PRESENTS • Complete Quality Renovation (Formerly wfth Tesolin Brothers) FREE BASEMENT INSPECTION and Remodeling • A ResponSive, Service-Oriented Company RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE SPECIALIST LAKE HURON • Canng and ProfeSSIOnal Tradesmen 2ffeo- f!CY~ • Fair and Reasonable PrICes Hand Troweled Finish CEMENT CO INC. LUXURIOUS, Footings, Garage Ralsings, Porches Southeastern Mi. Guaranteed Basement Waterproofing Call 885-636f for FREE ESTIMATES! CUSTOM BUILT Proud Contractor of Grosse POinteNorth High Schvol BASEMENT WATERPROOFINGS Office and Grosse POinteWoods City Hall Additions, Kitchens, Baths, Decks. Garages 313-372-5499 LOG HOMES RadiO Call Now '100" OFF Basements and Speciany Services Ucensed & Insured Dispatched W,th MARTIN REIF GARY DIPAOLA Smllll Model Shown On EllSlwood/f-Ill er Woods Trucks 771.9799 ThlsAd LICENSED INSURED WE CARE & 77504268 772-0033 11 I ..1...- -. er • MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ._~~------~~~------~ 12C February 27, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Director of Services 919 CHIMNU ClEANING 930 mCTRICAl SERVICE 943 LANDSCAmsl 946 HAULING , GARDENERS 947 HEATING AND COOLING 954 I'AIN!ING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING J&J WOODWARD POWER & DAN IS back!! Tree trlm- MOVING & Hauling Ga- CUSWORTH INTERIOR! exterior palnt- J & M Painting Co. FRANK'S Handyman Ser- CHIMNEY LIGHTING Residential mlng, tree & stump re- rage, yard, basement electncal work specialist movat Free estimates HEATING AND Ing One man operation Specializing In: vice Painting, paper SYSTEMS clean up, odd jobs Beat 17 years experience • Exterlor/lnterlor, hanging, aluminum trim Fully licensed and In- Fully Insured Dan Mille- any reasonable price Mr COOLING MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 sured Ray Domas- MAS- ville Tree Service n6- Quality assurance and residential & commercial and miscellaneous re- Chimneys repaired, rebuilt, 8's Light Hauling 882- Servmg The Grosse well known to the painting pairs 1-313-791-6684, TER ELECTRICIAN 755- 1104. 3096 POlntes re-llned POlntes John 885-32n • Plastering & drywall 4920 ------Family owned & operated Michael's Painting Gas flues re-lined MAC'S TREE AND MOVING.HAULING ROGER'S Decorating 22 repairs & cracks, peeling Cleaning ELECTRICIAN 25 years SHRUB TRIMMING LICENSED & DEPENDABLE Service & Installation years proudly painting the paint Wmdow glazing- Certified, Insured expenence Reasonable COMPLETE WORK POlntes, one house at a caulking Work guaranteed Free EXPERIENCED Commercial-Residential Wood Refinishing 771.7678 time Roger Ingersoll 791- • Washing & painting old estimates 343-<>591 Reasonable rates, quality LOW RATES 881-4664 CUSTOM PAINTING ------servICE! Call Tom n6- INSURED 4187 aluminum Siding, also WOOD STAINING 920 CHIMNEY REPAIRS EASTPOINTE 4429 526.7284 cleaning & painting brick AND REFINISHING 949 JANITORIAL SERVIC( MILAN'S PAINTING • Wood staining, varnishing INSURED ELECTRIC Interior-exterior & refinishing HAULlNG- Garage tear MICHAEL A. MEDA R.R. CODDENS Residential! Commercial 944 GUTTERS Aluminum Siding Painting • Wallpaper removal Roof Chimneys rebUilt, repaired downs, appliances or C & L CLEANING 885-3230 Recessed light Specialists heavy debriS Very Patching, Plastering tarring or tuck-pointing Flues SEAVER'S Home Mainte- provides professional Licensed/Insured. Stucco, Wallpaper Grosse POinteReferences nance Gutters replaced, reasonable Free esti- services at reasonable J. ALAN and caps repaired Chim- 24 Hour Service Window Glazlng-Caulklng AUwork & matenal neys cleaned repaired, cleaned, root mates Call Mike, 526- rates. References PAINTERS Seniors Discount 2711 Free Estimates guaranteed 886-5565 repairs 882-0000 88fi.5517. 776-4570 Reasonable Price Fully licensed & Insured 399-2700 JAMES M Kleiner Chlm. COLVILLE GUTTERS Installed, re- & L CLEANING References, Good Work Free estimates call neys repaired Licensed paired, cleaned and GROSSE J You Willbe completely salls- For all your commerCial 759-5099 anytime & Insured Quality work ELECTRIC CO. screen Installation. Senior fied WIth our work or It'S POINTE cleaning 100% service, WALLPAPER application Mike 776.3628 885-2097 Ranges, Dryers, Services, dIscounts FREE esti- FREEl Check your mell family operated 12 years Excellent workmanship. WALLPAPERING Doorbells mates reasonable rates .MOVING box for valuablecoupon experience 200/0 off first Reasonable pnces Call AND PAINTING 921 DUPERIES VIOLATIONS Licensed Call 372-2414 & STORAGE FAST EMERGENCY months bill Pat, 294-4446 SPECIALISTS CLASSIFIED ROOFING and gutter- re- SERVICE John 824-5292 PAINTING and Wallpaper- Affordable Pamllng and CUSTOM Made slipcovers parr, cleaning Free esti- Local & DEADLINE .•. 953 MUSIC INSTRUMENT Ing Specializing In sur- Wallpapenng, 20 years. Is stili and drapenes Guaran- 774-9110 mates Light hauling also Long Distance teed workmanship Ex- REMIR face repair and prepara- Free Estimates 884-5465, 598-7895 Agent for tlOn Grosse POinte NOON TUESDAY penenced Calf now- 934 FENCES COMPLETE plano service Bernice 521-5255 Global Van Lines references Call arrange- 3-R Company for all regUlar liner ads All 945 HANDYMAN TUning, rebUilding, refin- measured, border, photo STEVE'S Fence New loca- ments at 681-6441. 1I- n6-3424 Dan CUSTOM DRAPERjES Ishing Member P,ano or other specIal ads must tlonl 20844 Harper Balloons, MIni Blinds, THE HIRED MAN TechniCians GUild, Slgls- censed JIM'S Wallpaper Removal be In by ProfeSSional Installation! Verticals, Carpeting. Home & Small Business mund Bossner 731-n07. JOHN'S PAINTING Free estImates, Quality 6:00 p.m. MONDAY Wallpaper, Bedspreads Repair 882-3650 Maintenance & Repair Intenor-Extenor SpecialiZing Work 559-5635 PIANO services- Tuning The office Willbe open until Compare our prices With 936 flOOR SANDING/ Odd Jobs & In repairing damaged PAINTING, drywall & plas- and repair, 12 year's ex- 4 00 P m on Tuesdays to department store 'sales' REFINISHING Code Violations plaster, drywall and ter repair. Good refer- penence FleXible hours conduct other bUSiness, before you BUY. See our HERITAGE Roors- Hard- LICENSED. INSURED 822.4400 cracks, peeling paint, win- ences. 777-1189 • Reasonable rates 881- but the computers are displays at 22224 Gratiot wood floors Installed, VISAIMC 294.3480 dow puttylng and caulk. ------• Largeand SmallJobs 8276 down and .. FREE ESTIMATES sanded and stained. Res- RETIRED Carpenter, 30 • Pianos(ourspeCially) lng, wallpapenng. Also, MIKE'S NO CLASSIFIED ADS DRAPERIES BY PAT IdentlaV commercial. Call year's experience No job •Appliances paint old aluminum sld- Professional 954 PAINTING/DECORATING CAN BETAKEN 778-2584 294-0024 or 563-4281. too small Reasonable • Saturday,Sunday Ing All work and matenal Painting & Wallpapering AFTER NOON 928 DRESSMAKING/ rates, FREE Estimates Service guaranteed Reasonable Intenorl Extenor Includes • Sellior Discounts ON TUESDAYSI TAILORING KELM Clean- up Included. Ref- WOOD Grosse POintereferences repairing damaged plas- Roor laYing, sanding, refin- erences. Please Can Earl, Owned & Operated By REFINISHING Free estimates ter, cracks, peeling paint, WOMENS and chlldrens Ishing Expert In stain. 371.9124 John Steininger STRIP STAIN VARNISH 882-5038 Window glazing, caUlking, INTERIORS custom clothing, general Old floors a specialty We aI' d BY DON & LYNN alterations for the family ALL Home Repairs carpen- Duplicate existing Finish or QUALITY Workmanship painting umlnum Sl lng, • Husband-WifeTeam .. also refinish banIsters 11850 E. Jefferson Colors to Match Top Quality matenal ...,.. Margaret, 882-8992 53fi.7256 try, electrical, plumbing, MPSC.L 19675 Kitchen cabinets, staircase Parntlng, plaster, carpen- Reasonable pnces. All • Wallpapering cement Quality crafts- handrails, vanltres, panel. try, all home repairs 15 work Guaranteed Grosse • Painting ALTERATIONS to Couture GREAT Lakes Hardwood LIcensed - Inlured Adjustments for a perfect manship with guarantee d t d Id years expenence. In- POinte references Call 885.2633 Floonng. Complete wood 882-1188 lng, oors, nm an mo - sured. References Seav- _ fit, copy a favonte deSign, troor service, quality Ings Mike anytime. a new ganment. Lmda, stains and finishes. Old HOME Remodeling & Re- Licensed Insured ers Home Maintenance. n7-8081. n8-4Q44 References Free Estimates 882-0000. floors made new! 839- pair- carpentry (rough & FOREST PAINTING 9663. finish), some masonary, PRESTIGE PAINTING CO. BOWMAN Painting Inc. In- 930 ELECTRICALSERVICE electrical, minor plumb- DAVID ROLEWICZ teriorlExterior. Free Estl- & CONST. CO. HARDWOOD floors sanded COUSINS Ing, painting (interior & 296-2249 n8-5025 mates. Toll free 1-800- & refinished by profes- • Carpentry. Rough Finish extenor). Call anytime PAINTING intenorl extenor, 794-5506, SERVING THE sional . 011 & waterbase PAINTING CO. • Remodeling Kitchens, n!M768. Ken. paper hanging. Plaster PAINTING, Interior and ex. Rec Rooms. Basemenls GROSSE POINTES finishes. Free estimates Commercial/Residential • Palnbng.lntenor!Extenor repair All work guaran- tenor FREE estimates, 10 years expenenced. A. STUDENT experienced In • Any Plastenng Repairs ; S't!q..:t965 . , LQw.546-1942. " ;, ~,l)aintlng, electrical, leaky teed. Free ~stlmates Call lI'l~\1abll't. I~~' ~r.ll9r licensed/lnsured. faucets & more LOW- Tholn, S8117210 discounts Call 372-2414 I All WOtr~~arat1teed 11 licensed and Iqsured CUSWORTH PROFESSIONAL troor Ii EST PRICE IN TOWN! sanding and finishing. QUALITY WINTER Special Bathroom : ELECTRIC INC 372-ooB6, John 885..5305 882.2118 FAMILY OWNED AND Free estImates W Abra- PAINTING SERVfCE pamted tree With 2 OPERATED ham, T Yerke 754-8999, Classified Advertising INTERIOR. EXTERIOR rooms Wallpaper re- . .I ELECTRICAL n2-3118. 882-6900 25 years of moval Violations cor- professional experience rected, stained, varnlsh- , CONTRACTORS HANDYMAN, call Bud for 938 FURNITURE in your neighborhood. Ing. Free estimates I'iEBULA PAINTING No job too large or sma" reasonable prices and REFINISHING/ REPAIRS All repairs before painting Insured Senior discount : Violations Corrected prompt service Home Master LIcensed & Insured JIM'S Upholstery- Commer- repairs, Intenor painting, MATT FLETCHER Tom, 790-7011 or 777- ~ DECORATING • ~esldentlal - Commercial cial/ reSidential, boats carpentry, minor plumb- 4151 Buckingham 4425 • Quality Workmanship .:Fast Emergency Sel'Vlce and RV'S No job too ing and electncal repairs 886-6102 ------large or small. Free pick • Top Quality Maferrals , SENIOR CITIZENS' Code VIolationscorrected PAINTING-DECORATING e::~IN=T~E~R~I~O~R=~ DISCOUNT up and delivery 874-5754 882-5886 INTERIOR.EXTERIOR Painting - Intenor-ex • Plaster Repaus : 886-4448 FURNITURE refimshed, re- SUPER Handyman, large or SINCE 1957 EXTERIOR tenor, paperhanging • Sponging paired, stnpped, any type small JObs, general re- REASONABLE and repairs. Free (F BUSY, CALL 8814664 - RALPH ROTH 886-8248 PIAINT.NGM • RagRoiling of caning. Free estr. pairs, carpentry, electri- estimates cheerfully 15215 MACK 26 YEARS mates 345-6258, 661- cal. plumbing, plastenng 947 HfATING AND COOLING given Licensed and CALL EAST AREA 5520 EXPERIENCE Senior discount. Free as- ALL WEATHER WALLPAPER Insured GORDON POLLINA BUILDERS JOE'S Custom Upholstery timates. Rob, 777-8633 HEATING COOLING REMOVAL Call for free 372.4764 884-7955 ReSidential, boats 23 UCENSED Handyman pro- REFRIGERATION BY TIM estimate 882.9234 Experienced quality years expenence, excel. VJdes carpentry, electn- Furnaces, Boilers "Code Work lent work Affordable work dependable cal, plumbing and palnt- Repaired & Installed lowest proce 885.4867 w. lip. pering Specialist" pnces Plck- up and delIV- Ing (Interior and extenor) All Makes & Models SenIOrCItizens Discount 771-4007 Plaster/Dryw.1I ery available. Call today serVices, FREE estl- CALL MIKE 882-0747 CURISTOPUER A. BIELSKI , CommerciaJIResidential for your free estImates • Master Electrician 286-1402 mates, senior discounts BUSINESS Owners' The e.=====~=~ fINE ARTIST .' Call 372-2414 solar boiler can reduce PAINTING BUCRANAN .' Emergency Service 943 lANDSCAPERS! CARPENTRY, electncal, your water heating cost -' GARDENERS PAI ..... NG 823.4728 .' 927-8113 cement, bnck repaIr by 65% For all the facts INTERIOR ",..' Leave message. MELDRUM Tree SeI'Vlce- Remodellllg, IIltenor Call 884-1400. Ask for GP. Resident Serving EXTERIOR NOW BOOKING APPOIIYfMENTS --.1 (Beeper 10 - 3219027). Inexpensive tree trim- painting. can John 882. Phillip 30 YEARS The Pointes Since1972 _r 0748 Licensed. ;::::::::::::::::::.::.::.::.;::.::.::; PlasterRepair Closets - Painting - Finished Carpentry ,1 licensedl Insured ming Tree and stump ,J removal INSURED' 881. Wallpapering& Removal HANDYMANI Minor repairs, KEATING PROFESSIONAL When Qualify Counts 1 S & J ELECTRIC 3571 Intenor Exterior , ReSidential-Commercial carpentry, electTlcal, HEATING plumbing, broken Win- 885.3594 Custom Painting& Work Done By The Best Of Hands -I No Job Too Small Decorating 885-2930 REASONABLE dows and sash cord re- THE AIR OF QUALITY CAll NICK FOR Staining Varnishing placed, etc. Reasonable Furnace Replacement ELECTRICIAN - Reason- TREE & STUMP FREE ESTIMATES LicensedInsured References 881-3961 New Inslallatlons able rates, any electncal REMOVAL l 888-4374 work, commerCialor resi------946 HAULING Custom DuetWork !FinestInteriorPainting dential Free estimates WINTER RATES Air Conditioning 885-8030 HAULING. Garage tear Hot Water/Steam I MARCOPAINTERSI~ .. 882-5204 downs, COnstruction de- ELECTRICAL fixtures ser- Conversionto ForcedAir Painting & Decorating II ViCed,Installed, replaced bns, concrete, dirt, ga- Custom Interior/Exterior Cliarfes ('Cliip qwson rage and basement junk, Systems Security lighting, 110 FIVE Seasons Tree Ser- Meticulous Preparation Vice- Tnmmlng, removal, brush, Can remove or 15133 Kercheval Painting and 'Decorating hnes FREE estimate (At Rear) EST 1975 • INSURED. G.P. Resident 372-2414 stumpmg Reasonable. move almost anything Insured Free estrmates Phil Wassenaar. Grosse POinte Park BEAUTIFYING THE POINTES FOR 16 YEARS Mich. Lie. No. 0767521Futly Insured 839-2001 823-1207 331.3520 Prompt Dependable Neat Martin Blecbi~ 884-5764 or 7n-2216 TRIMMING removal, spray- 943 LANDSCA'US/ 943 LANDSCAI'ERS! 881.3970 Serving the "Pointes" For Over 10 Years Cify violations. all wOlk Ing, feeding and stump GARDENERS GARDENERS ' guaranteed Nojob too removal Free estimates small Free Esiimatesl Complete tree sel'Vlce 881.0392 or 882.2007 Call Remlng Tree Ser- Vice, n4-8480 ~~l:ESSIAN PAINTING ~., Family owned business - over 40 years. 928 DRESSMAKING/ 92. DRESSMAKING/ TAilORING TAILORING FIRSTTO OFFER ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFEn SpeCialiZing In Inferlor/Exterlor PaintirJQ. We Custom AMtJt~J Attic offer the best in preparation before pamtlng • Interior - Exterior and use only the finest materials for the • Staining - Power Washing QUALITY CUSTOM SEWING longest lastrng results Great Western people • Varnishing - Glazing speCialiZingIn are quality minded and courteous Call us for • Str1pplng - CaUlking Adult and Children's Apparel • Alterations the ultimate In reSidentIal and commerCial • Wallpaper Removal Curtains • Applique • Crafts • Serglng painting • Plaster - Dry Wall Repair ANNETTE HUSTON (313) 8e2-24o~' REASONABLE RATES Hours by AppOintment FREE ESTIMATES. FULLY INSURED BOB., 727-2689 ------886.7602 Insured. Referrals -- -- ..~ ]'------I Ibruary 27, 1992 )sse Pointe News 13C , , ' Directory of Services NEW CLASSIFIED RATES Effect February 26, 1992 '157 PLUMBING/HEATING '157 PLUM81NG I HEATING '173 TIlE WOR)( - IAN ~ t"AINTING CASH RATE rofessional painting, inte- COMPLETE JARVIS Custom Floors- Ce- rior and extenor Special- PLUMBING FRANK R. ramic tile, marble, quarry, Word Ad IZing in all types of paint. SERVICE carpet & Vinyl Sales, ser- Ing Caulking, Window MARTIN VERTREGT Vice, installation Dave, $6.00 for 12 words- glazing and plaster repair WEIR Licensed Master Plumber 882-0836 All work guaranteed For Grosse POinte Woods SOc each additional word Free EstImates and PLUMBING, HEATING reasonable rates, call 886-2521 977 WALL WASHING 872-2046. New work, repairs, renova. SEWER AND DRAINS P & M Wmdow and Wall In Column Measured- lions, water heaters, BOILER SPECIALISTS TERIOR painting & pap- sewer cleaning, code Vlo- Cleaning (Formerly $10.48 per inch erhanging 1 man opera- lallons All work guaran- SPRINKLER REPAIRS Grosse POinte Fireman tion Guaranteed quality teed Ad) Excellent care for work done the nght way your home Free esti- Grosse Pomte refer. EMIL THE 885-7711 mates- References 821- Border Ads ences, reasonable rates PLUMBER 2984 $1 1.58 per inch FREE ESTIMATES' 882- FATHER & SONS K.MAINTENANCE CO. 0011, Ray Fraley Serving The Pointe Area 381 KERCHEVAl,FARMS Wall Washing, floor cleaning Since 1949 BETTER Home Decorating- and Waxing Free esll- • Water Healers Real Estate Resource Page plaster repair, painting Srnce t925 mates • Disposals Keith Danielson 18 year's experience 882-0688 $8.50, 1 line Paul n~799 • Faucels Licensed Masler Plumber • Sinks $17.00,2 lines "THE PAINT MAN" Inte- • Toilets DIRECT '110 WINDOW REPAIITS florl extenor, plaster, Win. • Water & Waste PiPing PLUMBING dow putty glaze & tom • Repairs & New Work & repair. m.2319 • VIOlations Corrected DRAIN Leaky & Drafty JAMES M. KLEINER Free Estlmales Buement Windows? Basement walls repaired to 8111, Master Plumber (Son of Emil) 521-0726 Security Problems? look like new. Tuck- TAKE A LOOK AT OUR pOinted & patched, 882-0029 • Free Estimates washed & primed then BOB DUBE • Full Product Warranty GLASS BLOCK painted 885-2097 • SeOior Discount PLUMBING and HEATING • References WINDOWS PAINTING- Interiorl Exteflor LICensed.Master Plumber • All Work Guaranteed FOR F' COMPLETE 965 SEWING MACHINE SERVICE ROOFING SERVICE TUNE.UP Special in your RESIDENTIAL home Oeaned, oil, ad- Dig Up COMMERCIAL just tensIOn, $9.95 AU TEAR-OFF makes, all ages 885- RESHINGLE ADVANCE 7437 MAINTENANCE CERTIFIED Buried '173 TIlE WORK APPLICA TlONS OF CO. MODIFIED. SINGLE • Roofing • New Repairs, • Shmgles • Slale .1I1e BATHROOMS, kitchens, PLY, Flal Roofs • Tear Ofrs foyers Quality work Ref. FLAT ROOFING • Sheel Melal • GUller- erences Free esllmates ~ew Repair, Cleaning Treasure SYSTEMS • Coppc r • Deck s 20 years expenence 294- VENTS • Bays • nashmg 8267 GUTIERS • Masonry Repair REPAIRS • Chimney • Porches CERAMIC 111e- residential liCENSED INSURED • Tuck Pomlmg JObs and repairs 15 In • CaullCing years expenence n6- :886-0520 884.9512 4097, n6-7113 Andy ANIMAL WElfARE SOCIETY 751-2570 91.4 SEWER. ClEANING SERVICE TILEWORKS NORTHERN SUBURBS '164 SEWn ClEANING SEItVICE Classified CERAMIC, MARBLE Northern Suburbs GRANITE, SLATE Animal Welfare ANIMAL WELFARE 24 Bour QUARRY, VINYL 842-7872 773-6839/754-8741 Imeraenc, 10 years experience Com- Sewer & Drain .rvlce petrtlV9 rates References GROSSE Nights - Weekends - Holidays Insurance repairs 5 year Senior Citizens Discounts warranty. Free Estlmates POINTE NEWS lJcensed Insured 343-1014 527-6912 882.6900 - = .,,.:...... • ".. ---~~~~~-~~~---~---~------I ------~----,...... - \ _---- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ~I=RV'(,~<: • C.V~TICUC .. t"nllC"JU T&TUUI '\ February 27, 1992 14C Grosse ~olnte News To advertise on this page call Classified Advertising at 882-6900 Retail Adverllsing call 882.3500 -\. . .'. Fax 882-1585 HOW TO USE THE HOMEBUYER GRID Welcom.e to the Select your preferred location, price or style of Real Estate Resource! home. The listings will show the address, In an effort to make your search for that next house easier, the Grosse Pointe bedroomlbath, description of home, price, and News is initiating a new page where you can find in a few minutes what the telephone number. REALTORS and OPEN market is offermg today, in the five Grosse Pointes, St. Clair Shores, Harper SUNDAYS will be indicated in bold. Woods,Detroit and other municipalities. This source will pinpoint what the up-to- date price of a property is, what are its features and when it will be available for viewing. Don't Miss Your Opportunity Lake St. Clair Here's the opportunity you've been waiting for It's your chance to advertise In the one resource that area buyers will be consulting when they're ready to take action Along With your advertisement. readers will find Informative articles on buying and seiling real estate. Be a part of the Real Estate Resourcepage being featured weekly in the ... ZONE Zone 1 - Grosse Pointe Shores Zone 2 - Grosse Pointe Woods 4 Grosse Point~ News Zone 3 - Grosse Pointe Farms Zone 4 - Grosse Pointe City 882-6900 Zone 5 - Grosse Pointe Park Call today to place your ad. ZONE ALSO: Harper Woods, Detroit, St. Clair Shores, All Other Areas 5 ZONE 4 - GROSSE POINTE CITY Address Bedroom/Bath Description Pric. Phone 760 Lincoln 4/3 Blend of old <:harllHlew<:onvenien<:e5-Gourmet size kitchen-Isl floorlaundry-GFA/CAC RoG. Edgar Call 886-6010 542 Cadieux EnglishTudarIn Cranford Terra<:e5.Sellerto poy '92 fees. R.G. Edgar $158,900 886-6010 16839 Jefferson 2/1 Easy lIVingCondo Walkto Village Tree lined area R.G. Edgar $91,500 886-6010 ZONE 'I - GROSSE POINTE SHORES 10 Sycamore 4/3 5 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Open Sun~ 2-4. 1s1 fir Master SUite,Mezzanine Price Phone ltorary Higbie Maxon $475,000 886-3400 90 Crestwood 4/2 5 Open Sun. 2-5. Cololllal,natural flrepla<:eOwner $289,000 884-6056 16902 Cranford Lane 4/25 Attached 2 car garage Must selllWJIInegohatel 22 Stratton PICKe 4/3 5 O~ Sunday 2-4. FIrstRoormaster, pool, CAC $179,000 886-8546 Higbie Maxon $739,000 886-3400 ZONE 5 - GROSSE POINTE PARK 32 Belle Meade 5/3&3 5 Cnlr ent Fr Cololllal4,700 sq rt Byowner $675,000 882'{)172 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 945 Ballantyne 3/25 O~ Sunday 2-4. Familyroom, large laundry room Higbie Maxon $279,000 886-3400 1003 Cadieux 4/2 5 Open Sun. 1-4. Porklikelot Stieber Realty Call 775-4900 1059 Bedford 4/3&25 Open Sun. 1-4. Bm:kTudor 3,600 sq. ft ZONE 2 - GROSSE POINTE WOODS Mave In <:ondlhonByowner $309,000 884-2223 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 771 Bedford 6/35 Open Sun. J-5. LorgeTudor,Nannyaportment $319,000 824-6464 1464 Yorktown 5/25 Colonial, 2,400 sq rt See doss 800 $239,000 886-5570 704 Trombley 3/25 ~ Sun. 2-5. Sparkling<:ontem~. 1053 Moorland 4/25 Primearea 2,200 sq ft -aeauhfulhome Mustseell $225,000 881-2830 A Berteel, ColdWell Banker Sc weiner.' $209,000 885-2000 1341 Bishop Rd. 714 Woods Lane 4/25 Open Sun. 2.4. Campletelyupdated Byowner $255,000 882-7888 3/15 Bestbuy InPark-Byowner $125,000 885-5457 2278 Allard 3/2 Open Sun. 2.5. Re<:en~yupdated See class 800 $124,900 885-1935 HARPER WOODS .' 2064 Oxford 3 New offenn 1st floormoste,..forepla<:e,1"J:h<:abIY Address Bedroom/Bath mom'alned tkathy Lenz, Jo nstone & hnstone Call 886-3995 Description Price Phone 1559 S. Renaud 3/2 Open Sun. 1-5. Beauhfulranch See Closs 800 $229,900 881-8622 20275 Van Antwerp 4/2 BTlckRanch,G P Schools Byowner Appls onlyl Call 882-4470 1500 S. Renaud 3/1&25 Open Sun. 2.5. Cuslombn<:kranch, Byowner $189,000 885.7020 20304 Hollywood 2/1 Grosse PomteSchools-doublelot. R.G. Edgar $58,500 886-6010 19726 Linville 3/15 :'uP.l!rclean Call James Hahmiler, 21136 Country 3/2 Open Sun. 2-5. Brr<:kbungalow New furno<:e Coldwell Banker Schweih:er • Estate $114,000 886-5800 Club Dr. & air. Move InCondoByowner Call 882'{)422 2133 Hollywood 3/1 Op-en Sun. 2-5. Newlydec kit, hdwd Hrs 20549 Hollywood 3/1 Open Sun. 2-S. G P Schools Byowner $63,000 884-3543 Coldwell Banker Schweitzer R.E. $79,900 886-4200 20479 Roscommon 3/175 CIA, fullwall ~replace, hardwood Hrs,basement, 2 car 1027 Briarcliff Dr. 3/35 Open Sot. & Sun. 1-4. Contemporary Exc Cond'hon OwnerCall 885'{)112 garage Carolyri, Real Estate Counselors $89,000 329-7004 ZONE 3 - CROSSE POINTE I=ARMS DETROIT Address Bedroom/Bath Description PnKe Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Phone 9148 Boleyn 3/1 5 335 Stephens BrickColomal. flreplo<:e,2 <:ar!larage,forrnal dlmng 4/2 room Sharpl Dove, Century 21 AAA Call 778-3662 886-6010 87 Stanton ST. CLAIR SHORES 886-6010 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 316 Ridgemont 3/1 886-6010 26905 Koerber 2/2 Renlol-Charmlnllfarmhousewllh new amemlle~ Close to lake R.G. Edgar Call 886-6010 296 Chalfonte 4/25 886-8041 1302 Woodbridge 2/2 Condo w/2 <:araltod1ed goraae-well mamtalned PrlVote poho, home warranty RoG.Edgar $ J19,9OO 886-6010 22 Newberry Place 4/2&2 886-6010 On The Lake 3/2 5 Open Sun. 1-5. CustomdeSigned TownhomeTrarlsler for<:es:.ole Piku Management, Co. Call 293-6760 Cloverly 886-6010 1342 Woodbridge 2/1 5 Open Sun. 1-4. Sharp <:ondawllh <:arport Stieber Realty Call 775-4900 2S9 Ridgemont 3/15 22903 Allen Ct. 1/1 Center <:ourlY.ardCondo Indudes new carpet & appllon<:es 886-6010 Jean HaWkinl, Johnstone & Johnltone $43,900 881-6300 213 McMillan 3/15 886-6010 ALL OTHER AREAS 170 Lottlrop 3/2 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 886-6010 Lake Charlevoix 3/3 Furmshedcondo at Ihe landings m Bayne City Price 43 DePetril 6/35 1n<:lude~BootslJp 886-3400 Century 21 Kowallke-Pat O'Brien $195,000 1-800-431.2121 .. I ..