rosse Pointe ews VOL. 47-No. 29 Grosse POinte, Michigan, Thursday, July 17, 1986 It 35 Cents 40 Pages
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101 J OUI mJOI IlldtlOIl Farms union blasts Park man fyi city administration convicted Bv Nancv Parmenter ployee currently conteshng what of fraud he calls an unlawful dismissal by The entire Grosse POInte Farms the city CIty admmistratIOn - With one ex- Two saved There are "two sets of rules" A Grosse Pomte chiropractor ception - took a lambasting from operatmg In the Farms, OlcenIk was found gUilty July 10 on 39 by passerby an employees' umon at a closed said Rule~ restrIctmg personal counts of mail fraud Involvmg counCIl seSSIOn July 14 Angry use of office telephones and the fraudulent bIllIngs of more than There wa~ almost another UnIon officials had twice asked for tragedy Sunday mght at the conductmg of personal busllless on $300,000 to Blue Cross-Blue Shield a hearing durmg an open meetmg, city hme are Ignored for the upper of Michigan and to MedIcare. lake. but were refused. Paul Ashley and hiS wIfe, levels of management, he said Dr Alan Klem of Grosse Pomte City Clerk RIchard Solak was the City l\I1'ilnilger "'ndrew Bremer Park was found gUIlty after a \\ho lIve on HdllllJlon, were only admInIstration member to es- walkmg down to the water In the can never be reached by em- three-day trial in Federal Dlstric;t cape unscathed. "Your efforts, and ployees, reSidents or the press. Court before Judge Horace Gil- early evenmg They saw a cou- your efforts alone, are the only rea- ple sitting on the grass about 50 Olcemk said When he ISavaIlable, more He had been charged With 40 son there is any commUnIcation he refers matters to someone else counts of mall fraud, a federal of- yards from the yacht club with between the city and its ~m- their two daughters Employee morale IS low, he fense One count was dlsmls~ed for ployees," union secretary Greg charged, because problems are lack of a Witness, accordmg to GIl- Then everythmg happened Olcenik saId he told Solak m front too fast One of the httle girls never addressed and employees more's clerk of the counCIl Olcemk added, who complam are harassed Peo- Klein, 30, could receive a maxI- slIpped and fell mto the water "He's the only one who's worth a and her father jumped m after ple who file grIevances are told mum sentence of five years and/or damn." "we don't need thiS around here," a $250,000 fine on each of the 39 her. The mother and the other Olcenik said the umon's execu- child became hysterical Olcemk said counts SentencIng has nOt been tive committee, representIng the Olcemk said the UnIon executive set Ashley ran to the water's Farms local of the AmerIcan Fe- edge, knelt and rescued the committee was domg more than "ThiS is not a case of overutIlI- deration of Federal, State, County blowing off steam. The group re- zation," where a doctor pads the ChIld from her father. He then and Municipal Employees, charg- grabbed the arm of the terror- quested assistance from the CIty bIll With additional services not ed CIty Manager Andrew Bremer, councIl In the form of quarterly rendered, said ASSIstant US At strIcken man who was unable to CIty Comptroller/Assessor / ASSIS- hang on to the edge and pulled meetings to diSCUSSproblems and tant Manager Carrol Lock and to make the CIty adminIstration ac- hIm out "There's nothing to various department heads with be- countable for ItS actIOns grab on there - it's like a piece ing unresponsive, retalIatory and of teflon for a hundred yards or The union first trIed to be heard discriminatory m theIr dealIngs at the June counCIl meeting They so," Ashley said. with city employees. : . . These patients All he could think of, he said, were not on the agenda, but asked City c.ouncil members were re- to make a statement during the was the Woods man who drown- had never been to luctant to discuss events which oc- "other busmess" segment, when Photo by Peler A Salinas ed there the week before and curred in closed session Several reSIdents often appear With ques- Caring his office.' how easIly It could happen. acknowledged hearing out the tions and complaInts Thanks to Sheila Knoche for charges and mdicated they would ... and giving of themselves, two teens volunteer their - Assistant callmg in thiS story. There's a Mayor James Dingeman refus- look into them. ed their request on the grounds summer days at St. John Hospital. Dozens of junior volunteers family out there who was ex- U.S. Attorney "We don't know what will come that the matters were better handl- and hundreds of adults give local hospitals an added touch tremely fortunate Paul Ashley of it", said Councilman Bruce ed In closed seSSIOn Early thiS of waMlth. Here, Amy Hey, 14, of Harper Woods, at the right, was passing by at the rIght mo- . Rockwell. " ~. 'Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 17, 1986 'I- S( ~.'\I\J I ~1\ N'S - - ~.. ------Groue '"/;.~I-~; I "'lim' '-I Pointe News FRESH CUT (USPS ?30-4(0) Published lMIfY Thursday ", ------...-----:------1'''' DAISIES 8,. Anteebo Publi.ben J (" ~~ IIf Last 3 Days! ~ 96 Kercheval Avenue I~ Gro .. e POinte, MI 48Z36 ,j'. 1 Thursday, Friday, Saturday Ii Phone 882-6900 $2.99.UNCH ~ Class P06llIge plUd ill De!fO(I. Mochogan ~ RItes $17 per year.". maoI $l9 ~ TWICE-A.YEAR CLEARANCE Jddress all Mall ~ ~ a /odch$1 Foons 3579 to 96 KetcIleVii Groae POInte Farms "loch 48236- ~ of men's shoes I AFRICAN I The deadl",e lot news copy 15 Monday noon 10 I/lSllfe ------. ~~100 ~ All ad"en,sill9 oopy must be in the Ad\oertISlng Depan. '/-.> I VIOLETS I ment by 11 a m Tuesday COORECnONS AND ADJUSTMENTS ~1(1' E dlsp!aoj and dassilled adYettlSlng errOl IS ItrIlIled to e<1Ilet It k I $3.99 a c~ cI the Charge 1(1' Of a re-runoIlhe porl1On I In errOl NooIICa!JOl1 mOSl be gMm In lllll& lot conwctJon III Photo by Wilham Hartaugh %o IXI'. 7 Z1.M I ... the following ISSlle we assume no resporISlbtJlly lot lhe ~) same aI1et the first In5el11Ofl Museum studies ;;; .. Norma R. Kocher, left, of the Woods, and Harriet L. Keever, H'U.---_SFRl.:/cf: FUJR/STS- of the City, In the Egyptian gallery at The Toledo Museum of ~ :, ;';' :::, f 885-8510 Art, were among 19 participants In the first of three Elderhostel programsspon80red by The University of Toledo College of I Education and Allied Professions and Division of Continuing if Education. Participants in the week-long program were exten- '$ $ MED-CARE CLINIC sively briefed on the museum's exhibits. ID @ 17712 MACK AVE iiO~ (Between Cadieux & Moross) Scallen is judge candidate 15% '#l GENERAL PRACTICE Assistant Wayne County Prose- As an assistant prosecutor for / ,.,~ cutor Timothy C. Scallen announc- the past 10 years, Scallen has had ~1 y ed his candidacy for judge of the a varIety of experIence After one ;1 Staffed by a Qualified M. D. providing services of: Wayne County Circuit Court. ' year of pretrIal expenence, he was fi Scallen, 35, has filed nommatmg assigned to the appellate section '1 • COMPLETE HEALTH CARE • ANNUAL PHYSICIALS petitions for the Aug. 5 primary for three years. HIS appellate ex- t,n • PHYSICAL MEDICINE • SCHOOUWORKIINSURANCE PHYSICALS electIon to fill one of the three non- < OFF '# perience included arguing cases ", • DISABILITY EVAWATION • STROKE AND AMPUTEE CARE partIsan non-mcumbent judiCial before the Michigan Court of Ap- ~ • EKG • Lung Tesbng • Muscle & Nerve Testmg positions. peals and the MIChigan Supreme ~ • laboratory semces • PhysICal Therapy Court jj; all previously f He has prosecuted cnminal cases on a daJly basis in Record- 0 Call For Same Day Appointment 885-2230 ers Court for five years. He is cur- _ 7 marked down ~ rently supervlsmg the entire ~J Man Ihru Fa 9-5 p.rn SIlt 9-1 ()() p.rn I:: I ~} L::....,J ALL INSURANCES ACCEPTED '- Criminal final conference docket ill ~: Wayne County Circuit Court Pre- if; viously, he was a law clerk and at- R elearanee :: torney wi th the la w fim of tt ;f Plunkett, Cooney, Rutt, Watters, M "SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE" Stanczyk and Pedersen M A graduate of the University of n footwear! 1JJ at IACOBELL-MELDRUM SHOES Detroit Law School III 1976,he was fu ~r admitted that same year to prac- rr{ • MANY STYLES • FRENCH Purchase any usale shoe" at regular price bce law by the state bar of Michi- '] • MANY COLORS SHRINER 1 and get a second pair of usale shoes" at gan n A lifelong reSident of Wayne • NAME BRANDS w • COLE-HAAN ~, County, he IS continumg the tradi- J~ tlOn of public serVIce which began /{ • FIRST QUALITY with his grandfather, Judge John ~ • DRESS • SEBAGO 50% OFF P ScalIen, who served as a Re- corders Court judge for 36 years • CASUALS • JOHNSTON & ROCKPORT - SEBAGO - SELBY Scallen reSides m Grosse Pointe < • SLIPONS MURPHY EVAN PICCONE - BANDOLINO - LIZ CLAIBORNE Timothy C. Scallen with hIS WIfe and three children • TIES TRETORN - BASS - NUNN BUSH Computer stolen from South High • ONE-OF-A-KIND • SPERRY ALL NON-CLEARANCE SHOES ARE 10% OFF ,/ TOP SIDER Computers were again the target • ODD-LOTS, ETC. HATS - HANDBAGS - JEWELRY. .::..SUNGLASSES_ had been rIfled and files thrown on whet1 Gr'~' Pointe South High the floor. L.lW.lu, I AREONSALEf lJ' ". MOSr SIZES ~ WAtKQYRB., ,'. -;5' SChool was broken into July 9. Pohce theOrIze that the thief or -,i A cust06lhn reporting for work thieves left thtoUgbJa)~Illdow in ~J------:. . . -I III the morning found the offIce of the medIcal chmc. The window r:'10% REDUCTIONS on Our Entire 'Stock / the secretary to the prinCipal ran- was left open and medicme Jars on ~ ~ sacked and an IBM keyboard, the counter were knocked over. on All Allen Edmonds l;; disks and disk drive missing. Com- Pohce contmue to IllvestIgate the 15% REDUCTIONS puter equipment was also taken, case Through July 19 ~~M but abandoned outside the building, in a June break-in. 19483 MACK. GROSSE POINTE WOODS The doors were locked, but a Lake level window in the assIstant principal's ,.. l. ~ Between Prestwick & Severn ! ""'.1 offIce was a]ar, Farms pollee Lake St Clair, at the end of June ~J .-J 884-2447 reports stated. A malhng scale was was at elevatIOn 57656 feet or 58 in- M • T- .W . F 10-6 THURS 10.8 SAT 10-5 found outside the wmdow and ches above chart datum ThiS was papers were scattered on the floor about six Inches above one year ." Principal Edward Shine's desk ago, and the June monthly mean of • 576 53 feet was 31 inches above its long-term average for June The ; KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE ,'" Great Lakes forecast shows that k Open Thursday Evenmgs 'f/I 9 00 " Lake S1. Clair is expected to be 57 ~)' ~ mches above chart datum or at <, MaSlercard 882-3670 Visa % elevatIOn 576 46 feet at the end of "«$e,(>N~ :t/ryJ. ~ *. ~~~ ~~ ~~:r ~/"'~ r{f!{?jffi/ r/~-mtl'f ~!~~~~ W July Ann ArbOr Antiques Market M. Brusher 18TH SEASON Sunday, July 20 Third Sundays of the month AHOY, MUSIC LOVERS! NOW YOU CAN LISTEN TO YOUR FAVORITE TUNES, SIP A COOL DRINK, AND RELAX IN THE WATER ...ALL AT THE SAME TIME S S. Salton'''AMIFM floating radiO sails right along With you In pool, lake, hot tUb.. or bathtub Anywhere you decide to chart your course It's safe, easy to use, and It doubles as a drink tray (glasses not Included) Made of durable blue and white plastiC. Removable rubber antenna. ReqUIres 9.volt battery 31 V2" cIrcumference, $45. Over 300 0eaIers - AII under cover1986 SEASON Jacobson's 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express~ Card 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road Shop until 9 p.m. on ThurldlY Ind FrldlY Until 6 pm on Monday, TueSday, Wednesday and Saturday 1-94Via exit 175 For information contact P.O. Box 1512 Ann Arbor. MI 48106 I• Thursday, JUly 17, 1986 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN EW S Page Three-A Volunteershelp keep hospitals mnning smoothly By Peter A. Salinas hOsPitalS aUord them that oppor- "We have over 300 active volun- - the Men's Guild, raised $608,000 for Hospital officials admit they tumty man~ times over teers," Maslanka said. "I am al. • - me .hospltaL . . would be hard put to carryon day- Evelyn Skmner, 72, of the Farms ways impressed that these people With those sizeable donatiOns, to-day operations without them. has ~n a volunteer at Cottage who could get paymg jobs If they the h.osplalls !"ble to,Provlde many They can be found in nearly every Hospltal.for p ~ears She works In wanted, come here just to give of services fo,r Its patients It would co~ne! of the facl1ity - usually the h~Pltal s glf~ store where she themselves They are mostly retir- not otherwise. be able to . brmgmg a smile to a patient or an puts In about fIVe hours every ed, have had very respectable jobs Fontbo,nne IS.well known m the employee. other week. and have good skills and quahflca- commumty for Its efforts It holds Most of the adult volunteers at "The old cliche about getting tIOns." an annual Christmas Ball, the hospitals in the area say they get more out of it than you put in IS At Cottage those skills are put to Fontbonne Fair and puts together far more out of their efforts than really true," she said. "It really use at a vanety of duties The and sells cookbooks. The Men's they put in, which has to be a lot IS " volunteers handle the m-house GUild holds a famous stag dmner, since some of them have put i~ Cottage Hospital's aUXiliary is mall delivery, deliver flowers, and between,the twoorgamzati.ons, mo~e t~an 10,000hours of service. run by a bo.ard! and there are a take a gift shop cart around to pa- the hospItal s bUlldmg fund fmds Vlrgmla Sheean has been a number of dlV!SlOnS- such ~s the tlents, take part In a patient repre- some generous donatIOns. Many of volunteer at St John Hospital for gIft shop - wlthm the aUXIliary sentahve program operate the gift the hospital volunteers belong to 12 rears She works m the hospi- All the proceeds .from the gift shop, work m the ~urglCal lounge the auxiliaries tal s volunteer office, helping With ~~op go to the hospItal. The aux- - and are literally found on every Barbara Bartley, 66, of the the paperwork and orgamzmg Ihar~ also sponsors the Cottage floor of the hospital Woods, says she has always want- schedules Hospital Fun Run Money raIsed Maslanka said that volunteers ed to work as a volunteer She has "It helps the circulatIOn" from the event also goes tothehos- are very comforting m the surgl- done that and then some Sheean, a Farms reSident sa'id Pita!. cal lounge "I just wanted to come here be- with a smile "When peopie get "Over the years I've done other "For the most part our cause It was a good thmg to do." older they tend to settle down. thIngs," Skmner saId, "but there volunteers are mature adul~," she she said "I started workmg four Keeping movmg helps the clrcula- are s~ many mce people I know said "They, atone time or hours a week Now I am workmg hon. Sometimes when I come in I here. another, have been through It be- One of at least six husband and wife volunteer teams at St. John 30 to 40 homo; a WE.>E.>kIn the gift ask If there is anythmg that has to The volunteers. often lunch to fUl~. They are very empathetic' Hospital, Dick White, 71, and wife Berniece, 69, work in the stock shop and in the shop's office • go somewhere, just so I can get gether at the hospl~1. The ~nd be- Bon Secours' volunteer service f th h . I' I 'f "BeIng With everyone and domg some walking in. Sitting around IS tween volunteers IS ver~ tight department uses volunteers to add room 0 e osplta s. arge gl t store. the work gives me a feelmg of ae: no good " Kathleen Maslanka, dIrector of to the services of ItS employees complishment It leaves me With YOU'VE OUT GROWN IF YOUR HOUSE, there's no need to move Movmg means packmg and crating and rearranging Getllng Ihe kids Into a new school Hanging pictures New carpeting and drapes A 101ot money A hassle FORGET IT REMODELI Vou can have alilhe space you need, fight In your present home What s your pleasure a large comfor- table family room convertlhe basement 10a games room an extra bedroom another bedroom more ealmg area a gleaming new kitchen more storage space? CUSTOMCAAFT speCializes In bUilding new Iivmg space Vou'li be proud of the new rooms we creale for you You'll fmd us capable and reliable and we know how to make your house grow wllh your family We olter expert plannmg, honest price and skilled worymanshlp Call CUSTOMCRAFT. loday, for adVice Without obligation • FAMILY ROOMS • DORMERS. ATTICS FINISHED. REC ROOMS • BATHROOMS. KITCHENS. CUSTOM GARAGES AND DOORS CALL A PROFESSIONAL "~~~~:!'~n~F'~81.1024 ~/ISlt our Showroom I VOTE AUGUST 5th I P.ld for by Friends of DavId Pochmara 20648 Kenmore, H.rper Woods 48225 I .. ------~ Thursday, July 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A Business Bryfonski is vp of pUblishing co. Dedria Bry- VIlLAGE.MARKET Austin is chief of staff fonski of Grosse at Harper-Grace Hospitals Pointe has been appointed (! 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms Dr. Donald C. executive VIce Austin of Grosse president at POlOte has been Gale Research named chief of Co She will con- staff for the Har- tinue to serve as "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" per-Grace Hos- Gale's edltonal fine pitals medical director Bryfonski Jomed the De- staff He has troit-based pubhsher of reference wines DAILY 8 a.m •• 7 p.m. Some Quantities Limited been associated books as an editor She has edited liquor PRICES IN EFFECT wIth Harper HOSPItal SInce 1963 several of Gale's reference serIes Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m•• 6 p.m. JULY17th, 18th & 19th Austin was VIce chief of neurosur- on literary crItiCIsm and autobIO- gery at Harper HOSPItal and chIef graphy. Bryfonski is a member of for Hutzel Hospital SInce 1976. He the executIve councIl, general FRESH has also served as an adjunct ch- pubhshmg diVISion, of the AsSOCIa- nical aSsIstant professor at Wayne tion of Amencan PublIshers, a State Umverslty School of Medi- past officer of the group's lIbrarIes CHICKEN cine and as neurosurgIcal repre- committee and of the American sentative to the faculty senate. Library Association She IS cur- AU:.tlUI:>a graduate ot the IndIana rently preSident of the Friends of University MedIcal Center. He is a the DetrOit Public Library member of seven medIcal SOCIeties ~~~RTERS LOBSTER Announcing ... Former Grosse 49~. and serves on the board of direc- POInter Douglas Freeth has been tors for the Detroit Medical Club BONELESS TAILS 70Z. named president of First of and is actIve with the Congress of America-Ann Arbor. . The Umt- Neurological Surgeons, American ed Foundation has pICked five SIRLOIN ORANGE AssocIation of Neurosurgery and Grosse Pomters for its board of DetrOIt Academies of Neurosur- directors. Newly elected are John gery and Surgery ROUGHY A. Boll, Joseph E. Cappy, Gregory Fleming is planning mgr. F. Gibson, all of the city; E.L. Cox FILLETS of the Woods, and Louis A. Weil III ~:;'AST $19~ at Holy Cross Hospital of the Farms ... Donald K. Pierce STUFFED Leslie Flem- and Co. of Grosse Pointe was BABY ing of Grosse awarded membership m Aetna POInte Park has Life & Casualty's Great Per- SOLE $298 been named formance Club .. NatIOnal Bank BONANZA FLORENTINE 6 OZ. EACH manager of of Detroit has expanded its person- planmng and al trust services by relocating business de- Russell Nahat, vice president of es- HAMS velopment at tate admmistration, and Patricia 3 TO 4 LB. AVO. Holy Cross Hos- Vidosh, personal trust officer, to pital. She wIll be the Grosse Pomte office on Ker- "'Z\~, LEAN AND MEATY responsIble for strategic plannmg cheval in the Village . James and new business and product de- Birchfield of Grosse Pointe is now velopment. She was previously on senior vice president and associate the planning staff of Peoples Com- media director for the Chevrolet 1~~CUBE SPINACH SOUFFLE mumty Hospital Authority, which media planning group at Camp- 89° NOODLES ROMANOFF operates fIve downriver hospitals. bell-Ewald. The advertising agen- 89° Fleming has a bachelor of public cy has also reassIgned Ellis Veech APPLE PECAN RICE 89° 'YSTEAKS $43~ MACARON I & CHEESE admimstration degree from Michi- of the Farms to media group 89° gan State University and a master supervisor for area marketing . HOFfMAN POTATOES AU GRATIN 89° of public administration from Robert F. Brammer, formerly of SCALLOPED POTATOES 89° Western Michigan University. She Grosse Pointe, has been named to L1NGUINI W/PESTO SAUCE 99° IS an executIve committee mem- the Space Applications Advisory SUPER MACARONI & BEEF 99° ber of the Southeast Michigan Council by NASA headquarters. CREAMED CHICKEN 99° Healthcare Executives' Forum Brammer is the techrucal director SHARP TUNA NOODLE CASSEROLE 99° and serves on the Greater Detroit of the strategic SCIences group and TURKEY TETRAZZINI 99° Area Health Council and the De- director of the phySIcal SCll::11cesdJ.- FETIUCINI ALFREDO 9ge trOIt Regional Society for Health- viSIOn at The Analytic Sciences CHEESE TURKEY PIE 99° care Plannmg and Marketing. Corp. _ Nancy Parmenter BY THE PiECE CHICKEN PIE 99° CHILI CON CARNE 99° CHICKEN CHOW MEIN 9ge . THE ORIGINA~\' __"-4 CHICKEN CREPES ,-, I $1.4,9, Choices BEEF CHOP SUEY $1.... - TAKE 'N' BAlfE .' CREAM CHIPPED BEEF $1.49 of STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS $1.49 Ted Whatley VEAL CHEESE PIZZA $1.49 . Headmaster, University Liggett School PARMESAN DOVE BARS Book. . _.Go Down Moses by William Faulkner WITH OUR OWN ITALIAN CHOCOLATE • VANILLA • STRAWBERRY Actor Christopher Plummer SAUCE AND MOZAREl.LA CHEESE Actress . . . _. .. . Dame Edith ElJOns Movie .. . . . 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Pet Peeve . .. .. '" .... . Poverty among children in the U.S.A. $1 49 \ $1 1602. PlCG. FARM FRESH SUN COUNTRY They're not quite ready yet, FRUIT & VEGETABLES 4 PACK ALL TYPES PLUS SAVE but don't let a little mud stand in your way ~.. 69 S1.000N $2 MAIL.IN REBATE >~ z !n~~I I" PARTAGER RED - WHITE - ROSE CALIFORNIA $315ft'TER ROMAINE LETTUCE • • • .59<: LB. CALIFORNIA VALBON RED, WHITE TABLE WINE Relerve your choice of St. Clair Shorel newelt, and only, lakefront detached ranch condominium with boatwelll, lofll, private patiol, and PLUS SAVE attached'two-car laralel. We're not really open yet. Our modellin't CARROTS 3 LB. BAG • • • • • • • •98(:,KG $409 53.00 011 finilhed. Our roadl aren't in yet. It'l a little muddy. But if you can han- 1.5 LITER MAIL.III REBATE dle the inconvenience you can beat the crowd and relerve one of only AUNTMIDS twelve unitl with ita own boatwell. COOKS CHAMPAGNE DRY OR IRUT "IW'Oll' -, OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EXTRA IIACN SPINACH • • • • • • • • • • • CONDOMINIUM ! 1:00 -5:00 PLUS SAVE CALIFORNIA $319 51.00 MAll.IN Developed by' 750 Ml. REBATE J P. Babcocl( Co 2/6/0 Eleven Mlle. Suite One '01 GALLO 51. Clair Shores, Mi 48081 CHERRY TOMATOES • •• .88(: (3/3) 445./660 TA.ILE WINES LOCATION MAP $//9.90010 $/49,900 ITALIAN STYLE CHAIL'S, RHINE, RED, ROSE, HEA.RTY 8UROUNDY -'I~ NEW P 0 R T B E A C H CON DO M I N I U M SAVE A UNIQUI AIIIOI"'IAL ANO M AII'''A CO"OOMINIUM $499 RED ONIONS • • • • • • · ... 39(:" 53.00 3 UTERS , _~...,_~;,~~fOpinions & letters Page Six-A Thursday, July 17, 1986 Bryant backs Colleen Engler WHAll r IT'~ AN OL~ Rep WIlham R Bryant, Jr of Grosse Pomte to go runmng for cover at the tough questions." M~AN1~G~N\t? has Jomed the drive to help raIse funds for Col- She "knows how weak and vulnerable" Blan- ...... leen Engler's campaign for governor on the chard IS. "Only Colleen Engler has any charis- grounds that she IS "the best quahfled candi- ma and IS mterestmg and newsworthy," while date" and the GOP challenger with .'the best the others "are all drab and bormg compared chance" of beating Gov James Blanchard to her" She IS "an out-state candidate" With all Despite Bryant's all-out endorsement, the the others being from the DetrOIt metropolitan fund dflve lor Rep Engler may be another case area And, she is a woman candidate who wIll of too lillIe and too late, although her backers "draw Democrat and mdependent votes to the are still hopmg for a prtmary upset With the Repubhcan side from all over the state" Aug 5 electIon now less than three weeks away, Bryant dId not add a fact he revealed to the analysts and pollsters believe Wayne County Grosse Pomte News earlIer that also showed Executive Wilham Lucas and Brighton bUSI- Rep Engler's good sense She has talked with nessman DIck Chrysler lead the field. wIth Rep Bryant about becommg her runnIng mate as Engler and Oakland County ExecutIve Dan the GOP lIeutenant governor candIdate m the Murphy traihng event she wms the prtmary That chOIce will be Ir. hiS letter dIstributed by the CuHeell Ellglel m.aJe by the GOP ::.wtt: LUUVeUltUll dud lhe GOP for Governor Committee, Bryant Cited fIve rea- nommee for governor after the primary. son~ - character, intelhgence, expenence. DetrOit polItical writers have reported that natural ablhty and pohtlcal conSideratIons - Rep Engler started a fundraismg pitch in ads wh) :\IIchIgan Repubhcans should back the durmg morning TV shows last week whIch ~lount Pleasant state representative agamst could also help brmg in badly needed money. her three male opponents She also won a rather backhanded endorsement Bryant really went overboard In hIS from a Detroit black attorney who IS second endorsement He said Rep Engler IS "honest, vice-chairman of the MichIgan GOP and chaIr- hard working and independent from undue in- man of the Mainstream Republicans of Michi- fluence." includmg independence from her hus- gan. band. Senate Majonty Leader John Engler She Ed Johnson told political writers his organ}- IS "highly intellIgent" and "one of a small zatlOn ISchallengmg the talk by the Democrats number of legislators who IS always there, al- - and espeCially Blanchard - that the GOP IS ways mterested, always commg up with con- a captive of the far right. But he said hIS Main- structive ideas" She has "the best grasp of all stream Repubhc~n orgamzatIon, a reVIval of the candIdates of Issues facmg our state" She the moribund MichIgan Moderate Conference, Our readers say has "more experIence" than the governor and mayor may not endorse a candidate The good her GOP opponents With state Issues news for Rep Engler was Johnson's personal But that's not all. comment: "None would appeal to the body ex- Sh~ "runs CIrcles around the governor and all cept Colleen " We all nlllSt work together her Republican opponents in any speaking So maybe she's also a moderate Repubhcan To the Editor: situatIOn" She "can think and act quickly, m a party that has moved to the rtght smce the I am wntmg 10 response to your the waste should stay out of my water is a lot easier to deal WIth under pressure, on her feet and Examples of people who won't quit living Prime Time for senior citizens &(rIDJ~ By Marian Trainor cultivating our minds is protecting The Fountain of Youth never hours a day as an active member our later years agamst boredom of the ItalIan Senate, was head of was, In spite of Balboa's assertlOn .... AND THEN TKE~r~THE ~.O.A. and loneliness ISthe need for con- a successful law firm, pre!>ldent 01 that he found It on the coast of what tmumg to learn as long as we lIve" is now Florida when he discovered the lawyer's guild and profe!>sor at Necessary to the well-being and the Umverslty of Rome ~ASEBA~~rw;~WHO T~IED the Pacific Ocean 10 1517 growth IS the abilIty to make Dr. Raffa Ie BastmaellI, one of However misconceived the no- friends But, as the author says, It tIOn was, it still remains a symbol the world's great surgeons at 00, IS necessary to make an effort to operates weekly m hiS private ho!> that youth can be prolonged and be lIked. If we would conquer lone- age delayed pltal, has dally offlce hour~, doe!> liness, we must leave the shadow It IS an Important miSSion, this research and dnves hi!>o\\n car of self-pity and walk mto the bright There are others, Toscanlm v.ho pursUIt of the appearance of youth- light of new adventure m meeting fulness and one that IShyped up by retired at 87 from dlrectmg the people NBC orchestra, Carl Sandberg marketing experts in every field To attract friendship and affec- Creams, lotions, food pills, clothing still turnIng out literary ma!>ter- tion, people should stop worry 109 pieces at 80, Grandma Mo!>eswho are all hawked With the promise of ahollt whpthpr ppople like them or a more youthful appearance took up pamtmg at 73 and \>d:-> :>ldl busy at 96 Economically and socially, our national accent is on youth. It ISeasy to dismiss these people Nor is staymg young merely an by saying they are exceptIon!> But obsession of the fnvolous Often it everyday we read about ordmary people who make no claim to be -~ is an economic necessity Com- unusual, except that they refu!>e to -- pulsory retirement in business and mdustry has been raised from 60to be put on a shelf because of their 70, but the employee ISencouraged age, J W Waddy) Johnson who works every day as a carpenter m to go at 65 and even earlier In Los Angeles. He thmks nothmg of many cases, Jobs are hard to find totlOg hundred-pound rolls of roof- after the age of 40 and become m- paper up a 20-foot ladder, Wil- creasmgly harder as the apphcant 109 gets older. ham Hall of New Hampshire oper- ates a dairy farm WIth hiS son He Since it IS Important to retain an is 100 years old aura of youth and since it is ob- EUllice Palmer of Maine, 103 vious that POtlOns and pills won't years old, tells those who would en- do It, what can be done to convince joy their later years to stay so busy the world that added years are not that you don't have time to thInk steps on a downward trail but can about your troubles and aliments be an ascent to higher accomphsh- ments and service? The evidence bUIlds that age can renew our energies Age does not In a book "Don't Grow Old .. The whole truth cause us to Ipse our mtellIgence I say Grow Up" by Dorothy Carnegie, The ability of the mind to functIOn widow of the late Dale Carnegie, remams unimpaired and nothing but (250 pp. Dutton, $14.95) the answer As far as physical exertion goes, I say Gosh, I hate that for the warm when it's cold, cool when it's lies in continuous growth of mind doctors everywhere are explonng If Ronald Reagan ISreferred name of a column 1 suppose I hot - just dandy There, no one and personahty. We grow old, she the Idea that hard work by Itselfls to as the Teflon president should contends, when we are no longer shouldn't wnte that for God and need ask me again, "How's the NIxon be referred to as the Carpet- harmful and rest IS benefiCIal If everyone - mcluding my editor to new building?" capable of improving, regardless not and concentrate on the baSIC you are retired, fmd somethmg to Tape preSIdent - sticks on both of calendar years. read - but It'S the truth " Why is It If you buy a car for Sides? quahtIes that lOspire liking and do. Don't let the rocking chaIr get Suppose, Just suppose, my While the book is obviously in- affection $18,000 they make you pay for it m Three thmgs I love about you flOgers were loaded With truth tended to conVInce older readers "It's not old age I'm afraid of," In life's cnSlS, sometimes a Grosse Pomte - frozen Cokes at that one should grow 10 lOterest serum and all I could do m this col- a friend confessed to the author hopelessness, a sense of futilIty the Rambow. landscaplllg at the and maturity as long as they live, umn was write the unabndged, ab- "It's developmg the unpleasant prevents us from acting. It ISwhen mansIOns and the beaut\ 01 the many of the points made could be solute, down-to-brass-tacks, whole lake . habits some of my friends have de- It helps t~ beheve 10 a higher tl uth - no matter what I really of lOterest to readers of any age veloped; self-pity, whining, de- power. Part of the assurance and . Three thmgs I hate about The main emphasis of the book \\ anted to say Grosse Pointe - stepplllg on flsh- mands for attention, liVIng 10 the pose of maturity comes for know- Today IS the first day of the is maturity, a process of growing past." 109 where to turn for assistance flies, not havlOg publIc access to up, a process that is ongoing. If at rest of your hfe I'd hke to find the the lake and parkmg on Mack But it IS not fore-ordamed that Some people discount prayer be- person who first saId that, and any time we refuse to make the people have to be like that There cause their prayers are not always Avenue necessary changes IIIour lIves th~t make "today" hiS last. . Was Don Ameche given an is no reason that everyone answered. Was dnvmg down 1-94 last are needed to make us a responsI- shouldn't be as personable, inter- Oscar for hiS role In "Cocoon" Just They should have the perception week and spotted Ford's large ble adult, that is where we stop esting and worthwhIle at 80 and because he was old? grOWing and begm to grow old of the ~tle girl who prayed for a electromc bIllboard A few hghts beyond as they were at 20, 30 or pony on het birfMay When her . Met a gentleman the other For instance, a mature person were burned out and the' sign spel- day who aside from doing volun- 40 birthday clilll€ 1 and the pony does not blame parents, teachers, led, "Ford - Quality is JOP (not She cites some examples, Vit- didn't appear, her little brother teer work, fishes all over the home environment, spouse, child- Job) 1 " Good gomg, guys. torIO Emanuele Orlando, the taunted her by pointmg out that / world I hope that happens to me ren or boss for failures. The ma- Did you see the 20-foot Italian prime minister who con- God hadn't answered her prayers. when I retire. ture person takes the conse- beaver wanderlOg around Kerche- .:.,j. . Obltuanes are to life what an ducted the Peace of Versailles. At "He did too," she cried. "God said val at St Clair last week? I had to ~I- quences, is not afraid of faIlures the age of 94 Orlando worked 10 no " epilogue is to a book (Guess who and will not avoid making a deci- go out and take pictures of It. Try four years, but If you buy a house wntes the obits at the News?) sion explammg that to the folks at horne for $21,000 they slap you with a . If Albert Emstem had mar- In the process of growing up, It Summer school open house when they ask what you did at 3O-year mortgage? ned Diane Femstem, she would is essential that individuals know The Grosse Pornte Public School South work today ... Someone ought to blow up have been Diane Feinstein Em- themselves, like themselves and System will hold a summer school Just one more parking the intersection at Mack and . stem Refreshments Will be served tIcket, and I'm going to climb to are themselves open house Wednesday, July 23, from 10.30 a m -12 30 pm Moross and start over from How come there Isn't a motel One way of knowmg one's self IS the top of Jacobson's parkmg from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m at South The school system still has space scratch. or hotel In Grosse Pomte? Huh, through solitude. Another ISrefus- High School. Parents, students and structure and Jump off. . .. I admit it I drive down what about It? How come? available in the following courses Just for the record Our new ing to become a slave of habit and the commumty are lOVlted which Will meet Tuesday to Fnday McMillan Avenue to a void drlvmg . . No, Father Hector SaulIno of another ISfinding what gives us the otfIce IS Just fme It's beautiful, Hlghhghtmg the open house will from August 12to 22 The fee IS$24 down Cadieux, Kerby or Morass S1. Paul Catholic Church ISnot re- deepest satIsfactIOn be student displays of work they a section ... Why doesn't everyone start lated to me Of course we want others to like have done from math to English to SectlOns include, for second- calling Diane Hofsess, the Loch . I am surpnsed that the us. According to the author, one of art. In addition, the musIc classes through Sixth-graders, language Woods man held Ness Mouth? Just kidding, Lady Woods doesn't have an ordmance the biggest barriers to making and will welcome Visitors, and children arts at 8 to 10 a.m and Di. against fishfhes keeping friends is being a bore, a WIll play solos as well as perform mathematics from 10a m. to noon in car bombing I have a bone to pick with the Okay, Okay I'll stop fault of which some older people together in advanced woodwlOds Middle schoolers may still select Warren police are chargmg a people who decide when I can turn . Good mght, Lady DI, who are guilty. She cites subjects to be and brass. Apple Graphics, from 10 a m to nght on red First off, It'S a state cares where you are avoided - endless talklOg about 17-year-old Grosse Pomte Woods "It Takes a Wizard", a mUSical noon, and Study Skills, from 8 to 10 reSIdent With placmg an explosive law that you can do such a thmg, your children or grandchildren, comedy, Will be presented in the a.m and I thmk it's m bad taste to say running away from the conversa- deVICeWith mtent to cause damage auditOrium of South at 10 a m Students m grades seven to 12 it can't be done so often Then tion point in all directions, arguing over $100 - a 25-year felony There IS no admiSSIOn charge. may select a readmg study skIlls there are the signs you can't read Killer quake continuously over what is being Warren polIce, With the assis- There will also be an evening per- class at 8 to 10 a m and a tance of Grosse PolOte Woods De- because they are set too far back When the Cocos plate dived be- discussed and bemg forever on the formance on Tuesday, July 22, at mathematics course from 10 a m from the mtersection Finally, the neath the American plate m Cen- downbeat. partment of PublIc Safety, arrest- 7'30 pm to noon Eight- through twelfth- ed Bradley Scott Holz July 10, in signs that say you can turn on red tral Amenca 10 September 1985, it In the author's VIew also, "Withng and the Stone graders may select a grammar only If It'S not a school day, or dur- released 1,000 times as much en- readmg ranks high on keepmg the conn(>ction with the July 1 pIpe Prmcesses" IS the drama presen- course that meets from 10 a m to ing a certain time of year, are Just ergy as the HIroshima bomb, says mind and attitude young. She bombing of a car at the Chicken tation by the elementary school noon Shack Restaurant on Schoenherr a little too trIcky. NatIOnal GeographiC writes. "Regardless of what our students and Will be held at 10a m High School students m grades schooling has been, the first step in Hol7 was an employee of the res- and 7 p m on Thursday, July 24, at 10 and up may select two testmg taurant, and the car belonged to a stategies sections, meeting at 6 to person Holz knew, police saId. The 8 a m. and from 8 to 10 a m Identlt .. of the car's owner was not The majority of courses are 1l'lcased remedial m nature, affordmg No one was Injured m the bomb- students the opportunity of a head II1g start 10 the academiC areas Iin 'We were told that the bomb POOLSIDE BRUNCH whIch they Will be enrollee! m \\;1., exploded under the car, be- \ \ September cau:;,e the complamant was gOIng Bv Pat Rousseau Apple GraphiCS IS a SOphlstl out \\ Ith a girl that he (Holz) want- for Bill Lucas --i: cated offermg for elementary and ed 10 go With but couldn't," Gerald Boxed Candle Sale save 20% off all \. ''!f middle school students who \\ auld Norklewlcz, deputy chIef of the Republican Candidate for Governor makes and all colors at Seasons of Paper, 115 ,." ~ like to develop the skIll of logiC \Vdrren Pollee Department said Kercheval ~ 9V through programmmg Te!-.tmg But that's not all Holz has been StrategIes assists studenb to Illvolved In thiS month ~ ~ Heat or Chll~ European Aqua~Pac ';; prepare for the PSAT. ACT ane! He \"'as arre<;ted July 3 by St SAT ThIS course I~ offered hath Cldlr ~hores polIce for bemg 10 w -. '~eye comfort It's $1250 at Trail Apothecary, 121 pas. IJ Kercheval. • during the day and evenmg "c,>slOnof a stolen motorcycle Sunday,July 20, 1986 f Call 343-2179through FrHia) .Ju Dptcctlve Bob WIlliams of the St t~'; :J ly 25, for regIstratIOn mformatlOn ('Ia II' Shores department said Holz 12.4 p.m. \\.1<, pIcked up at Greater Mack Preview Fall . at Maria Dinan, 11Kercheval See the Zoo seeks docents dlHi O'Conner With the stolen new wool Jabe slacks and top them With Jabe breeze-hght motorcycle He was formally ar- pnnted wool tops Helga's smart wool dresses are also to be The DetrOit ZOO [S recrUltll1g rillgned on July 7 seen along With other deSigner fall fashIOns volunteer docents, lR and older. After mountmg an lOvestigatIon at the home of • With teachmg and communication Illto the pIpe bomblOg, m whIch the Drs. logan and Stephanie Oney skills to gIve tours and outreach car had a tIre blown out and seve- WILD WINGS has a new se[ectlOn of etched programs to schools, churche<; wIldlIfe old fashion and highball glasses at I Kercheval rdl holE'" punctured m the fuel clubs, semor Citizens, handicapped l'lllk, the Warren polIce obtamed a 1003 Devonshire • and other orgamzed groups "earch warrant, July 10, for Holz' Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 Leon has now opened hiS ~ ~ An orientatIon meetmg Will be Wood:;,home be ... l .. _ 4 Q ~. - - 'Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 17, 1986 MAINTAIN INDEPENDENCE AT HOME llllh a 4t4lr.led Kell, humrmakrr. humr htallh aide. Ine in rumpanllln ur nu~ who CArr' for 'IImrone HEALTH CARE lOU 10le ASSISTED LIVING'" PROGRAM A personal m home ~erYlct' taIlored 10 mdlllduaJ nt'ed~ 1Ie111 tarefuJl\ ~ut'en~ .lIId ~t'll'Ll' lhl' r1~11lperwn for lour ,peufil ,IIU~(lon \\ helhl'r II' IJ!\IH hou~l'keepln!( per~OnJIIJre or pro[e"lllnJlnUNn!\ 'en Ill" • da)s II ~eek. 24 hours II da). insured and bonded. C..11for II free 1I~~~ment b) our regl~lered nursing ~upenj~r t.urllif'"IlIFmpJI\ffirlt '" ).ulhldlJn or ~1'11~ ~nJ(.t'1o lbt ~l'lh lIHI ptVp2r 0PP' rlu1l1 t'~ W~ \tHt 884.8461 VERBRUGGE We sale Dale~ Deliver FOO D MARKET Thurs., frl., sat. 17328 MACK • at ST. CLAIR 885.1565 Daily 8-6 Wed.8.12 ClosedSunday "WE'RE NOT THE BIGGEST MEAT COUNTER IN TOWN - BUT WE ARE THE BEST" Photo by Pat Pdholsky It was a souper night! I Oven Ready I Fresh 88<: The 5th Annual Capuchin Souper Summer Celebration at the Bettejean Ahee, Peter Ahee, Chuck Thomas, Father Lloyd Thiel STUFFED ROASTING CHICKEN. . . LB. Premier ,c.enter Friday night was highly successful, raising more and John Ahee. About 1,700 people enjoyed hors d'oeuvres and 5 Lb. Avg. in Cooking lag w/Our Own Sage Be Onion Dressing than $80,000 for the soup kitchen. Gathering for a picture be- entertainment by the Red Garter Band and the People's Choice. fore the festivities got under way were, from left, Edmund Ahee, More than $16,000 worth of prizes were given away. Our Own All Beef $27 7 MEAT LOAF . . . . . 2Lb. Pan • • • •• Medications talk 19 fBoard elects officers JULY SHORT RIBS of BEEF LB. Medications WIll be the tOPiCat $1 : Vincent LocClccro IS the new In turmng over the gavel, Jon thiS month's Breathers Club. the Country Style Lean. Meaty ; preSident of the Grosse POInte Gandelot - who for the first time ill support group for chromc lung ~Board of Educatton mne years Will not be a board of- disease patIents sponsored by the LAMP SALE PORK RIBS $177 LB. It LoCicero, In the last year of hl~ ficer - thanked trustees and admi- AmerIcan Lung ASSOCiatIon of Marinated ; first, four-year term on the board, nIstrators for "making my year as Southeastern Michigan (ALA- ~ was selected unanimously Monday preSident a pleasant one 98 SEM> BEEF KABOBS $2 LB. " mght after hiS nomination He was "I look forward to a smooth ad- The group will meet at 2 30 pm .. 20070 Garnished w/Green Pepper & Onions on a Skewer ~vice preSident last year mlmstratIOn under Vmce," he add- Monday. July 21, with Ed Sacre, : Servmg as vIce preSIdent thiS ed R P.H., leadmg the discussIOn m OFF Fresh - 5 LB. BAG $688 " year IS Fred Adams, last year's "I WIll certaInly try to continue Classroom 3 of Bon Secours GROUND CHUCK HAMBURGER .... I secretary of the board Carl Ander- the excellence of past preSIdents," Calvary Senior center, 4950 AND MORE ; son was selected secretary for thIS. LoCIcero said "I look forward to Gateshead, Detroit. [ DELI DEPARTMENT I \ hIS second year as trustee. Dorothy haVIng another fantasl1c year for Breathers Club meets the third lamps Orel "5()OO Kennel was re-elected treasurer On '1nst I": :'," r the school system" Monday of each month and IS a Al.,o Large Sliced BAKED HAM ...... Yc C ~ for the 1986.87 school year Trustee Joan Hanpeter, senior our 'hoice free community service at SdeLlloll Rear Cooked ROAS T BEEF ...... $3 . Election ot offtcers for the board board member WIth 14 years of ALASEM m cooperation With Bon 59 , takes place annually at the fIrst 01 ReplaLernenl Shced TURKEY BREAST...... LB. serVIce, saId she could not accept Secours Hospital For more Infor- Lamp '>hade' meetmg of the school year m Ju- a board office because of her re- mahon, call 961-1697 i Iy 302. LOBSTER TAILS S198EA cent election as president of the WRIGHT'S -:Cancer Wayne County Intermediate HO~I.T10 RENT I PRODUCE] School DistrIct Board of Educa- '.'1 Gift & Lamp Shop c tIOn Hanpeter has been a trustee A CAR Calif. NECTARINES 69 LB. information on the ISD board, which represents 18650 MACK AVE BOz. e Heavy drmkIng of alcoholic bev- the county's school distrIcts, for FOR LESS-. Ne\L to G P. Post Office MUSHROOMS 8g ,erages, particularly when com- the past couple of years 885-8839 BAKERS (Potatoes) e LB. . bIned With CIgarette smoking, m- "I conSIder thIS a very large Csll772.800J Because we loaselhousands 01 cars 3g on a rong term baSIS and some are turned In early creases the rIsk of cancers of the res pons IbI1ItY tha t I have accep t- (before Ihe lease e,plres) we sHord 10 ,enllhem 10 mo~th, ..phftr~nx, larynx. esopha- ed With Wayne County.!' and I "you dally weekly or mOflthty ror I... than 'he resl' , 'p:.-Irver and bladder- For mfor- WIll make It one of my . priorities this year," I-lanpeter ~ -KEN BROWN , . ,. DEARBORN ,\dPa tlOn on how to reduce these 122~O Nl Ch qa' (!I_sks, call the C-ancer Information saId She added she would not be LEASING COIffi PHONE 565.4550 ~ ServIce of Michigan, toll-free 1-800- shlrkmg her duties as a Grosse 18400 Nine Mile Rd E DetrOit MI48021 Phone 1313)7728003 GROSSE POINTE 4-CANCER Pointe school board trustee Mac'" .?II Maroo;,,- PHONE 881.8210 f LANSING .,819 w $19 n~ ..... PHOf\lE 323.0940 SOUTHFlELD NEED A CAR FOR A DAY? I:) M ~l Soulhl eo Cl ,•! PHONE 258.6066 , , WESTLAND • )..1700 Warfe i PHONE 522.0033 has a car for you! IVORY SHAMPOO AND Cars and Passenger Wagons for Most Occasions CONDITIONER We offer We invite $1~o~ Daily, Weekly, Weekend You to compare and Monthly Rates our Rates SAVE $1.99~~:,: Horizon Turbo leBaron GTS ONbifri~ Lancer leBaron Convertible leBaron GTS Fifth Avenue SOLID or ROLL-ON 51.93 Reg Price $2 24 7 Passenger Caravans 8 Passenger Sportsman Wagon $199 ~1.99 SOUD Your Cost 2 D Ol F After 25c See d'l:I:~ n,t",. ree Rebate 7 PASSENGER CARAVANS "Unlimited Mileage" FINAL TOUCHConcentnlted FABRIC SOFTEIER 64 oz. Don't miss out - call now for reservations. o lIB CONCENTRATED ALL .--...... LAUNDRY A SIJBSIDIARY Of TH~ M[ ADl (,ROUP DETERGENT 913 oz. ~ 3 Locations to serve you 2.PACK 18001Mock Ave, 130 Kercheval Ave. 1e25 S.Gratiot 12-60 Month $503 Long-Term Located at Pointe Dodge Located On the HlI1 Located at Pointe Chrysler Only Leoslng Avolloble 884-7210 882-G110 465.7210 v Thursday, July 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nlne-A Cavanagh files for commission seat Woods reSident David P Cava- nagh, is a candidate for the office of Wayne County commiSSIOner for CROSSE POINTE f-AR\1'" the 1st District Cavanagh, age 30, IS a stock- :-AUTOWASH, LTD. broker With Kidder, Peabody and Company 10 DetrOIt He I~ a graduate of Eastern Michigan Um- form~rly Farms AutoWash, Inc. ver~ity where he majored m poli- under n~w ownership and management tical science and public admJnI<' trahon Prior to JomlOg Kidder Peabody and Company, Cavanagh served for four years as a planner 17819 Mack Avenue-at Rivard for the CIty of DetrOIt Cavanagh's late father served a~ mayor of DetrOIt from 1961to 1969 886-4766 Ih~ uncle, Michael F Cavanagh, I~ IS pleased to announce the installation an associate Justice of the Michl gan Supreme Court and hl~ COU~IIl, of the new "State-of-the-Art" conveyor. This James Cavanagh, IS a comml'> addition wi II allow us to serve you faster ~lOner In Ingham County He and hiS Wife. Kathryn. have With a greater degree of effiCiency. d daughter - FUll SERVICE CLEANING INSIDE & OUT Drying flowers DYNASTY The tIme to plan for fall I~ now, Ceramic Tile & Marble contends 1\131')'Lou Boresch, who I------FREE I I..------,FREE I will Instruct .'Colledlllg Dried Flowers," at the War Memonal on • New or Remodel IHOT WAX I IHOT WAX I Tuesday, July 29, from 10 to 11 • Quality Guaranteed a $1.50 value - with a $1.50 value - with a m The workshop Will explalll I I I I what flowers to grow and how to • Residential & I Full Service Wash I I Full Service Wash I dry and preserve them for dried Commercial I Not valrd WIth any other I I Not valid WIth any other I flower wreaths and arrangements I coupon or dIscount I I coupon or dIscount I Call Renee For Boresch IS a member of the I with coupon - exp 7-23-86 I I with coupon - eld 7-a-86 I Deeplands Garden Club and has any additional been the dried flower speclahst Information at 757-4649 .._------_ .. .------WIth the Grosse POlllte Arts 1"alr for 10 years The workshop costs $5 For ad- ditIonal informatIOn, call 881-7511 R 'i6~ PholO by Peler A Salinas See me 89 KERCHEVAL on the Hill ,.. Animal rights STORE HOURS: Monday-Saturday 8:00 to 5:00 ...... D ..... Walking around Kercheval in the Village last week toting a for all your Wednesday llil Noon CIO$$d Sunday PIle .. 20.foot beaver was Peter Millington, volunteer coordinator for LOIN OR RIB U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRESH WINTERS the Society for Animal Protection Le.gislation. With him is family LAMB CHOPS T.BONE $3 LAMB SKINLESS Anne Klosowski, president of the Michigan Coalition for Ani. AND STEAK 49~ mals. They are seeking support for Congressional legislation HOTDOGS • RACK OF LAMB PORTERHOUSE SHANKS to end the use of steel jaw leghold traps. For information, write Insurance to Cathy Liss, Society for Animal Protection Legislation, P.O. 49 69 69 ~_$199 L. ~ L. L. $4 $3 ~ l~ Box 3719, Washington, D.C. 20007. needs $1 WISCONSIN CARRS Fred Zelewskl CHICKEN CHICKEN Agent ORIENTAL LEGS CHEDDAR BITE SIZE Visit Anlish country in two-day trip Sh,ffedwlthOrlent.' l",~. CHEESE CRACKERS 18538 Mack Ave Ve!iJetebl.s,Shrlmp ~69° ,/,---, In northern Indiana. the Amish coach and stay at thE' Holiday Inn Grosse POinte Farms, MI LS ~ .. ' 4' •• maintain theIr lifestyles as they '$1bs99uce $199 990 z. "Hohdome" In Goshen, Ind. EA NOBACKATTACHED ~ ~ lOX did 100 years ago, drivmg horse- Based on a minimum of 35 par- (313) 882-9308 drawn buggies and mamtaining tiCipants, reservations costs $129 LIke a good neighbor, , BANANAS BIBB CANTALOUPE CALIFORNIA 19th century agricultural habits per person for double occupancy State Farm IS there The War Memorial will explore and $149 for smgle occupancy. A ~ ~ LETTUCE BROCCOLI thiS unique area on a two-day VISIt detailed flyer is available at the Wednesday and Thursday, Aug 13 center or call 881-7511 I'~\ \ 3 LBS. 4 LBS. ~$139 and 14. STATE FARM ;,~ ~ $100 e~~- 51° ,~ u... 989ft... The center WIllschedule an over- '. -- - 0 LARGE SIZE BUNCH mghter to prbvlde lels~~y ""~~, ..-bd4J'fll,,..,.h • at the Cheese Factory in MIddle-Ie "" - .". ~..r;.i Fme Selection of Imported & DomestIc Wmes & Champagnes bury, lunch at the Essenhaus, two The free telephone information"' Dally UP&Plck.Up We reserve the fight to limit quanr,tles Pflces m effect through July 22 hours to shop at the Shlpshewanna servICe known as the Lodge ~ ~ ~ Flea Market, a tour of the 80-acre Hothne ISaveraging 150to 200 calls INSURANCE 4I~~J, histOriC farm of Amish Acres a week. By dialmg 93-LODGE, Ji where a full course family dmner motoflsts can get up-to-date mfor- will be served, and lastly, a tour matIon on the project and the best State Farm Insurance Companies of Notre Dame UniverSity ways of getting through, over or • Home Off,ces Bloomington Illlno,s The group Will travel by motor- around the work GROSSE POINTE SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL 32 Lakeshore Drive MONDAY, JULY 21 - NEW REFORMATION DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND Come and donee under the stars. while enjoying 'tour lavonte Dixieland tunes expertly played by thiS popular group f....' I "l t ~:> ..... aood Ole 5ummertil1}e .'" • 1 ewa . Performance time 8 00 p m Grounds open 6 00 p m for Jul,11-20 picnicking .COMING ATTRACTIONS. Monday, July 28 JAMES TOCCO, CONCERT PIANIST (indoors) A great time to take advantage of fantastic bargains on summer merchandise Monday, August 4 GROSSE POINTE SYMPHONY POPS CONCERT Be one of the lucky people who receives a gift from the Mystery Shopper There's entertainment to enjoy along With clowns and balloons for the kids TICKETS 51000 Reserved Seats Reserve by check payable to 5650 Lawn AdmiSSion Half Price for chlldren under 12 Grosse POinte War Memonal Enter the Good Ole Summertime vacation giveaway for a chance to Win a KEY SAVE WITH A PACKAGE I 32 Lakeshore Onve TOURS triP for two to fabulous TORONTO - "The Big Apple of Canada" The Grosse POinte Farms MI 48236 Package A S6000 8 vouchers 101 three.day /two-n1ght trip Includes accommodations at the Sheraton ~ concerl(s) 01 your chOice reserved Centre. round.trlp rail fare from Windsor, bellman's gratultres and seating For Inlormallon call the War Package B 54000 6 lawn tickets Memonal al 881 7511 hotel taxes (Trip must be taken between August 1986 and Jan- Monday.Soturday 9 a m 9 p m good lor any outdoor uary 1987) Entry forms are available In the mall Good Luck!!1 concert(s) Make an evenl'1Q ot ,II Brlrg your ONn picniC or lei us prepare a box supper for you Box Suppers are S6 SO each and are available SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT Witha prepOld reservation 01 least three days prior 10each concert RAIN DATESFOR All CONCERTS Will FOllOW ON TUESDAV ----With BestWishesand Complimentsof ---- EASTLAND CENTER 18000 Vernier Road, Harper Woods -.-,,--...- Page Ten.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, JUly 17, 1986 :0- ~oO. Lanier returns to inspect elm trees t> By Pat Paholsky "The majority of losses we have forester hired by the Park for the In May Lamer set 50 traps bait- The entomologIst from New detected are root graft mfections summer who is assisting Lanier. ed with pheromone in groups of .TftAV£Li300K5roRf~ York the Park hired to fIght Dutch and we are trymg to do somethmg "That's what it should do," he ad- four, with half m DetrOit and half elm disease was back In town last to elimmate the problem," he saId. ded. Nearby trees that have al- In the Park The pheromone at- week. SInce the treatment ehminates ready contacted the dIsease from tracts the beetles to the sticky Thelore Dr Gerald Lamer from the State the tree as a source of infectIon, it an elm that has been injected may trap. Umversity of New York Inspected can be left standmg unlll it.s con- show signs of flashback in which "We are catching lots of of the openroad.~. /r' venient to remove It The tree Its leaves turn brown, Tarabula beetles," he saId "The dlstnbulton elms, mapped their locations. in- •••is the intriguing specialty of the . jected dIseased trees and checked doesn't rot as qUickly With caco- said IS as expected ,. dylic aCId, Lallier saId, and It can Lamer saId two trees in the De. Travel Bookstore nestled in an exotic paVil- the status of the traps he set In The DetrOit traps are yieldmg remaIn standing mdeftmtely fer schoolyard were mjected as May 12,000 to 20,000 beetles per trap ion of our Grosse Pointe emporium. Wlthm 10 days of mjectlon, the well as SIX along Jefferson He also Inspection was hiS number one contrasted to those at Patterson pnonty thIs tl'lp, he saId, and he tree Will turn a copper brown, ac- treated 15 III DetrOIt near the bor- Acomprehensive (yet delight- Park, where the count IS between cordmg to Bob Tarabula, the der and ty, 0 III the CIty completed surveymg all of the CI- 2.000 to 3,000 beetles, Lanter said fully eccentric) selection ty's elms - both publIc and pn- "At thiS point, there are no vate The locatIOn of everv elm that includes manyrarl ties barkbeetles In the air." he said more than four Inches In diameter "The second generatIOn will we're pleased was noted at the same lime emerge later thiS month and peak to offer While the ram hmdered mspec- m August tlOns, It dIdn't stop the cacodylIc "I expect to be catchmg lots of exclusively. aCid mjectlOns \\hlch he adnums. beetles then," he added, explain- tered to trees m the Park. ('Itv and mg that the second generatIon IS DetrOIt The aCid. InJecte \ THE SAAB 9000. OR, FOR A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE, BMW WILL A strip of elm bark shows the Or. Gerald Lanier, in the hat, and Bob Tarabula inject an elm on markings of Dutch elm disease. Cadieux in the City with cacodylic acid. SELL YOU A SLOWER CAR THAT WILL CARRY LESS. Both the Saab 9000 Turbo and the seconds and 16.2 seconds, respectively. BMW 528e are high-performance European And while luxury may have many com- luxury sedans. ponents, d pnnclp '~7 l.~;355 FISHER RD. 882.5100 ~ ~ ,j; OPEN 8 to 530 p.m. DAilY; Wed tll Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER "~ ~ARI JlAiS _~A A ~ rn:rr ,:~!~i~T ~ -r.n 1Y.1.. C/r~.& '-.A ~ ~ 7117.7118-7119 ~ HOFFMAN'S FRESHWHOLE m~li.\lc-{iA\T,...,1r.-;, CHOICE, LEAN HARD FRYING ')J~~.l~l~~ POT OLD FASHION ~ SALAMI ~ CHICKEN~~ v~ ROAST$1.19~ $2 98 IIA LEGS - WHITE FISH ~ ~ PIECE~RSUCE;. 49<=~ FILlETS$2.19~ 'iifi#MtJ ~ NEWMAN'S ~:8A5TEAULAM~T~E CAPE COD PEPPER PATCH OWN BORDEAUX ~ HOT SALAD REDORWHITE"./ ALL NATURAL PEPPER JELLY ~ ~1~09N~$:t~9J, ~~~~!.1.19$?o~19 ~ BOSTON ENGLISH 84 79 BREMNER HOME GROWN ~ LETTUCE STILTON • II WAFERS CARROTS IN CANS 2 LBS. FOR Everyone can find what they ~ ggc stock excitmg hardware to are looking for In fine hard- DANISH compliment the decor of 82 79 ware at Herald Wholesale 1 OF 10,000 HAVARTI • ~ every room in your home 99"C. 82.99'101 ~ From the most traditional to Refreshingly Different Items Shown above is the BelaIr the contemporary, our faucet by Dornbracht You're selection accommodates AT InVited to VISIt Our show- every prIce range Whether WATERMELON' CORN poTATOES PLUMS room At Herald Wholesale you like a baSICdeSIgn or HERALD WHOLESALE you always receIve savings search for the unusual, we 20830 Coolidge Hwy of 20% and more - just north of 8 Mile Rd ~I 17~ sfjg~ 99~. 398 4560 .S HOURS: 9-5:30 MON/FRI, 9-3 SAT OR CALL FOR A SPECIAL APPOINTMENT ANYTIME \ i Thursday, JUly 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A Obituaries Joseph Vlasic Edna May Carroll R.B. Overton Private funeral services were Funeral services were held A memorIal service was held FIDOR COVERING SINCE 1939 held last week for Joseph Vlaslc, Thursday, July 10, at Johnson- Sunday, July 13, In Boca Raton, 82, of Scottsdale, Alll , formerly of Bond Funeral Home In Bowling Fla for Raymond B. Overton, 76, Grosse POInte, who died July 10at Green, Ky., for Edna May Carroll, a long-time resident of Grosse PLAYER PIANOS - PIPE ORGANS JULY SPECIAL Good Samantdn HospItal In An- 78, formerly of Grosse POinte, who elECTRIC ORGANS zona Pointe, who dIed at his Florida Armstrong Sundial Solarian dIed July 8 at Greenview Hospital home July 10. - REMANUFACTURED GRANDS Born III Yugo~lavla, he emigrat- In Kentucky Mr Overton was the president of - WE BUY OLD GRANDS AND Typical 9'x12' kitchen ed to the Umted States as a teen- PLAYERS Mrs Carroll was born In Ohio Bartlett Manufacturing Company, ager He started the VlaslC - FREE ESTlMATES County, Ky , and reSIded In the DetrOIt, a manufacturer of tree Creamery Compdny III DetrOit - REBUILDING & REFINISHING POlntes for 45 years. trImming equIpment. He retired to 00 durlllg hl~ 20s SERVICES $199 Offer Good Till 7-1986 She was a member of the East- Florida five years ago. It was through the creamery - SATIN & POLISHED FINISHES ern Star, LIvermore, Ky, and a He graduated from the Umver- - MODERN FACTORY EQUIPMENT Including Labor, Material and Tax busmess that he began seIling past regent of the LOUIsa St Clair slty of MIchigan where he was a Sub Floors & Steps Extra pickle::. He bturted the VlaslC - FACTORY- Chapter of the OAR, DetrOIt member of the Alpha Delta Phi Pickle Co The company, whIch be- She ISsurvived by her husband, fraternity He was a former mem- 296.3460 Call 822-2645 gan In Imlay CIty, gre\\ mto the Clarence E , three brothers, and ber of the DetrOIt Boat Club Dur- - SHOWROOM- large~t.and most popular brand of ~everal meces and nephews, ing World War II, Mr. Overton 822.0608 14410 Harper plckle~ 111 the country VISA Open Mon thru Fn 86 Interment was at Oak Hill served In the U.S Army as an in- 1933 VERNIER G P W He IS f,urvlved by hiS wife, Mar- Sat 9 A M 3 P M Cemetery, Livermore, Ky fantry offIcer 50 Un,l, on display 7 days a week tha, a daughter, Sally Blakeley, a He ISsurvived by hiS WIfe, Jean, son, Robert J , seven grandchild- Henry F. Rust and a daughter, Mrs Stephen ren, t\vo gredt -grandchildren, and Stewart of Houston, Texas • NORTH STAR PRODUCE. RED PELICAN. ORANGE ROUGHY • GENOA • two blsters, Jean VdnVleck and Funeral servIces were held ::.::: I at u, Olga Look Thursday, July 17, at the Wood- Thomas P. Kelly :::» MI' Vla::'lc Wdb cremated and lawn Cemetery, Detroit, for Henry Ii hflct hl-- A--he-- --c3t!ered over the F Rust, 84, of Grosse Pomte, who Funeral servIces were held Wed- ~ = Anzona d~sert dIed July 12 at St John Hospital nesday, July 16, at Our Lady Star :lilt MULIER'S MARKET of the Sea Catholic Church for Local arrangements were handl- Bom m DetrOit, he was an ClI:a 15215 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POIf\JTL P'\RK Thomas P. Kelly, 62, of Grosse -4 ed by the Madelyn, Va"u-Rodges & executive at Bundy Tubing. \10t\J)\Y ,,\JLRf)\'l Ii 00 10 (,00 822-7786 Connell Funeral Home, Royal Oak He was a graduate of Taft Aca- Pomte Woods, who dIed July 13 at en EST 19J7 • ' hIS home. Memonal contnbutlOns may be demy m Massachusetts and the • "An ImpreSSIve SeledlOn uf foods ITI a RclatlL'eh; 5mall PIau " ~ made to the Michigan Humane So- Umverslty of MIchigan Mr Kelly was born in DetrOIt LEAN Z the original 10 seule vraie I CALiFORl\.IA ~ : ciety, 7401 Chrysler, DetrOit, Mlch He was a member of the Coun- and was a supervIsor at a motor :a PORK 48211 try Club of DetrOit, Grosse Pomte car company 8 FROM WINDSOR WHITE ZINFANDELz : Club, Umversity Club, Yon- i! SPARE RIBS $1 ? Palmer J. Robillard dotega, Ducks Unlimited, He served In the U S Army TUNNEL BAR-B-Q I WINE COOLER ~ i Founders SocIety of the DetrOit • MEATY Funeral servICes were held Mon- Institute of Arts, and the DetrOIt He is survived by hIS WIfe, day, July 14, at A H Peters Fune- Dorothy M., three daughters, == Country Style F~IA <: Zoological SocIety. ; SPARE RIBS $18~ ral Home for Palmer J Robillard, He IS survived by two meces, Carol Truance, Patricia Massey 82, of Grosse POInte Farms, who PatnCla Rust Healy and Peggy and Susan; a son, Robert; six Reg$279$1~o!o, ~! grandchildren; two sisters; and a WHOLE $3 died July 11at Bon Secours Hospi- Rust Johnson = tal Interment was at Woodlawn Ce- brother. :a CHICKENS 89 III 79~ Mr Robillard was born WIS- metery, DetrOit MAURICE'S i: consm He was a sales manager III Interment was at ResurrectIOn ~ Memorial contributIons may be ; CHICKEN GOURMET 4 PACK 144 OZ en ' dlstnbutlOn lor Chrysler Corpora- made to the American Cancer So- Cemetery, Mount Clemens, ;; BREAST $16~ : tIOn en . clety, Ducks Unlimited or to the MemorIal contrIbutions ma,y be He IS survIved by hIS WIfe, Har- chanty of the donor's chOIce. • LEGS BAR.B.Q SAUCE Michigan Produce iii ~ net made to Bon Secours Hospice. 0 Arrangements were made by the c::J (NO BACK ATTACHED) 69 u Regular Flavor ~ LETTUCE . Interment was at Mount Olivet William R. HamIlton Co , Groes- Arrangements were made by HIckory ,r.~?: ~ i Cemetery. DetrOit beck Chapel Verheyden Funeral Home g WISCONSIN ~ BRATWURST $18! SPiCY Hot ~ '''y- 2 FOR $100 ~ : Stanley L. Smith, D.D.S. m 99 A memonal servIce was held Custom Catering 16110> GREEN, ~~ . Tuesday, July 8, at the FIrst Umt- Banquet Center • J.Z. JUICE $1 ed Presbytenan Church of Harbor For All Occasions We also have assorted B EA N S u.. SprlOgs for Stanley L. Smith, ORANGE Maull's B-B-QSauces 49 (\: ~ DDS, 82, formerly of Grosse GRAPEFRUIT Pomte Woods, who died July 5 at HAN DJ-WRAP II ~'" lB ~ : hlb northern l\Ilchlgan home • APPLE Born In Messena, NY, he 100 sq. f1. .(fitJ, CABBAGE ~ I graduated from the University of 2 LITER MichIgan School of Denhstry ni ~ CLEAR 1927 He practiced dentistry m De- 199~PLASTIC 23 ~ cr [8 PersonalizedCatering for all -4 p,~"n~9.~lI!l~u~ 15 i troit until he retired lo 1968 and moved to Harbor Springs occasions. Created Menus to • PROGRESSO. STAHL'S • BRACH'S. WOLVERINE BEEF • PERRIER. Mr Smith was a member of the match the theme of your par- Amencan Dental Association, the ty. Either at our Simply elegant MIchIgan State Dental ASSOCIa- tIOn, the Detroit District Dental So- . ~~n_qu~_~q~nter, o~ wJh~I,ey~,r"liUl! "r, cIety, the Harbor Sprmgs Klwams your party may be. make lL.. .jUDGE James J. I, Club and the FIrst United Presby- tenan Church of Harbor SprlOgs. Reserve now for Private or He IS surVIved by hIS wife, Esther, a daughter, Laura Huette- Corporate Christmas Parties man. a son, Stuart B , and SIX grandchildren 9189 Cadieux Memonal contributions may be RASHID made to the First Umted Presby- Norman Joseph 881-5955 John Ponzio He has the qualificatIons, experience and deSIre to render outstandIng servIce to the CIrCUItCourt tenan Church of Harbor Springs He cares He listens He acts PaId for by Rash • Train for a career in this exciting profession • All courses taught by attorneys • Nine month evening program • Deferred tuition plan • Financial Aid available to qualified students • Co-sponsored by Grosse Pointe Public Schools Dept. of Community Education WOMEN: For Brochure, Call 961-3744 Classes held at Osteoporosis takes years PICTURE ••• \ Grosse Pomte North High School answers concernIng American Institute to develop, silently and YOUR osteoporosis and your ~ -~For Paralegal Studies, Inc. painfully robbing women future. What's n10re, 820 Buhl Bldg. DetrOit, Mi 48226 of critical bone mass. we can coordinate your Now, The Osteoporosis FUTURE personal preventIon or Center at Bi,County offers a simple, treatn1ent program with your physician painless test to detect this degenerative to include diet, exercise and appropri, ARE YOU disease. And it takes only thirty Inin, ate suppleluental therapy, Have your utes! The Osteoporosis Center features doctor refer you or personally call OVER 60?? Macomb County's first Dual,Photon The Osteoporosis Center at 756,1000 DON'T BE CAUGHT SHORT Densitometer to accurately measure Ext. 2455 for a convenient apI-,olnt, CALL NOW TO SEE your present bone density. TI1e test re, ment. If you are a woman 35 tt) 55, IF YOU QUALIFY suits, combined with your personal don't walt until the years take their toll. health profile, allow our professional Invest thirty minutes in your health care FOR NURSING HOME staff to give you and your physician future now. INSURANCE COVERAGE THE BENSMAN AGENCY The Osteoporosis Center at Specializing in Insurance for Senior Citizens i~Bi.CountyG>mmunity Hospital Protecting Your Insurance Needs for Over 40 Years (Osteopathic) /I C';\/l"ON a HORJ2ON HfAl T>i ',',,, Tf \;1', 18711 W. 10 Mile Road 13355 Ea~l Ten Mlle' Warren, M[chl~an 48089' on) 756-1000 EXI. 2455 Southfield, Michigan 48076 (313) 569-0356 ~ ..--...... '~ ~~- ".1 ....Q .... t ., 4} ..... • '4 4 __ :x' r~'Are you looking for a RONALD J. CONKLIN, D.P.M.,~C. New hard hat area PhOIO by Peler A Salmas HIGH SCHOOL? We offer: FOOT SPECIALIST AND FOOT SURGEON Construction workers Paul Casciani of East Detroit and Rick - a challenging, broad Cll1'nclllum that demands ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF Dipirro of Mount Clemens work on the new protected side- walk area along Kercheval. The new construction at Kerche- mdependent thmking in both the !zuH1all7ties (wd HIS NEW OFFiCe /\1 val near Muir Road has already meant the closing of the Farms the SCWl1ces parking lot entrance on Kercheval, but don't fret, there is a - wide e:l'pOSlll'eto the 1'i8/(((/ al'ts, IIlIlsie, (wd 20835 MACK AVENUE new entranceway off Muir Road, drama for jO?D' years GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 - community service in a vanety of city locations 884-7566 - 2 months at a Ew"opean Waldo?'! school in ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS .J Wl1OJ' yr. HOURS BY APPOINTMENT The Board of EducatIOn of the Grosse Pomte Public Schoot System, - SAT, ACT, AP preparation SATURDAY AND EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE Wayne County, Michigan, \\ III receive sealed bids for Slate Roof Repairs at South Iligh School - fencing, basketball and baseball - small classes - l'ntense 100rk Bids shall be addres~ed to Mr Da\ Id R Klllgand WIt]be received until IT HAS BEeN MY PLL\sURE TO HlWC SCR'vT~DYOU IN fI-lC 2 00 pm, Thursday, JuJ) n, 1986 at the office of the Board of EducatIOn For infonnation call 822-0300 PAST. I HOPE OUR NLW l\ND L ,Pi\NDf]) L\CILlllCS WILL 389St Clair Avenue.Grosse Pomte. Michigan48230. at whIchtime and place CONTINUr' 1D 1I,;1E[1 'I HE GROWING NEEDS or OUR the bIds \\ ill be opened and publicI) read aloud Detroit Waldorf High School PATILNTS. Plans and SpeclflcallOns and Bid Forms may be obtallled at lhe offIce 2555 Burns, Detroit, MI 48214 of Mr DaVIdR Kmg, Director of Supporl SerVices, 389St Ctalr, Grosse Pomte, MIchIgan, telephone j.n 2047 Bid packels ma)' be obtamed July 17, 1986 There Willbe a pre bId meetlllg on Tuesday. July 22,1986 at 10 00am at South High School Hecelvmg Room DetaIled mstructlOns are Illcluded III the SpeCificatIOnsAllproposals shall remalll for a period of thirty (30) days after offICialopenlllg of bids The Board of EducatIOn reserve'i the I'lght to reject any or all bIds m \\hole or In part and to \\alve ,my Il1formahtlc~ therem BOARDOF EDUCATION TilE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOLSYSTEM GPN - i/17/86 Fred Adams, Secretary ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR GROSSE POINTE VILLAGE SIGN at KINNEY SHOFS CITY OF <&rnssr 'ninte MICHIGAN Sealed bid., \\ III be rec('I\('(1by the Clly of Gros'ie POlllteal the offIce of 7 Mile and Mack the elt" Clrlk 17147 \I<1l11nreAvenur Gro'i'ie POlllte l\illchlgan482.10until '3 pm 'Iocal lunr, Frloa\ I Augll.,11'l86 for the Village SIgn Project Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday Plan'i "peclfl< Page Fourteen-A G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, July 17, 1986 Electric van carries flowers throughout the Pointes By Peter A. Salinas the van, It ISthe first electric vehi- vans and light-duty trucks. per mIle exceeds that of an inter- The ride is a little stiff, but it's cle to be mass-produced on an A vehicle loan program offers nal combustion vehicle, mainte- so quiet you can hear the hum of assembly hne vehicles to businesses, such as nance costs are substantially tires moving over the roadway. The vehicle ISmade by General florists, plumbmg contractors, reduced. Dick Mahlmeister has been Motors' Bedford Commercial electricians and others whohave a Edison would obviously like to delivering flowers In an electriC Vehicle DiviSIOn in Luton, fleet of several vehicles and make see more commercial electriC van In and around the Grosse England. a number of short runs from a vehicles on the road - more elec- POinte area for four weeks He During the early 1980s,DetrOIt nearby central office tric vehicles, more use of its says the vehIcle IS fine, although EdIson and the DOE entered into Edison is curently testing four power. the ride is a little rough and the a contrac t to test electric cargo and two passenger vans. Tripp said since the vehicles vehicle can go only about 50miles passenger vehicles The vehicles, The vehicles cost about $20,000, would be used durmg the day, they on an eight- to nine-hour charge Volkswagon RabbIts, were but Tripp POints out there IS far would be recharged during He's taken the van to downtown retrofitted With electnc power less mamtenance on an electric Edison's low-use period from DetrOItand all through the Pointes eqUipment. vehicle. about 7 p m. to 7 a.m. the follow- dehvering flowers for Conner Park M Wllham Tripp, semor The vehicle needs at least eight ing day. FlOrist which has stores m DetrOIt, engineer, product marketing and lo mne hours to fully recharge, "Power plants are operatmg at Harper Woods and Grosse Pointe electnc vehicle marketing, with before being able to travel another very low levels at night," he said Woods. DetrOIt Edison, said it was found 50 miles "We could provide energy to Owner John Adamo was award- that passenger vehIcles needed at Tripp said rates for commerCial thousands of vehicles during non- ed a month's free use of the van as least a 9O-mllerange to be prac- users of electricity vary, but even peak hours Without having to add part of a cooperative, cost-shared heal for use as a family second at the lowest commercial rate of to our existing plants. Plus, plants effort by the U S Department of vehicle. about five cehts per kIlowatt hour, would be operahng more efficient- Energy and DetrOit Edison. DOE and EdIson are now involv- the vehicle would soak up about ly, producing energy at less cost, Powered by a ton of lead-acid ed with testmg the economic and $250 worth of electnclty. because the plants would not have Getting ready battenes In a pay load underneath commerCial use aspects ofelectnc At current gasoline prIces, cost to reduce energy output at night" He said that plants having to ... for the balloon launch mat Will be part of Vacation Bi6Te lower energy output is costly If School activities at the First Christian Reformed Church in the plants could keep a higher average Park are front row, from left, Dan Moxey, Joshua Nyenhuis, energy output, they could prOVide Jodi Nyenhuis and Susan Batts; back row, Michael Batts, Jon cheaper energy. Maxy and Kim Batts. Bible school will be held at the church, Having thousands of electnc- 1444 Maryland, Aug. 4.8 from 9:30 to 11 :45 a.m. each day. powered vehicles on the road is Age 3 to grade 6 are welcome. There is no charge. Call 822~ still a long way off, but there ISa lot of interest in southeastern 7477 to pre-register. Michigan Edison mailed out question- naires to 26,000customers who fit Flyers the profile the company wanted. Dragonflies can hover, fly back- JIM'S HANDYMAN CO Edison expected only about 260 ward, up and down, and fly with 15 -ALL WORK GUARANTEED- responses, but got back 2,700or ten times theIr own weight, says Na- SERVING THE POINTES percent. tIOnal Geographic World. "We will be able to loan the vehicles to about 50 businesses m ROOFING the two-and-one-half years of NEW ROOFS - OR - testing," Tripp saId. BINDING Each vehicle ISequipped with a OLD ROOFS REPAIRED meter on a specially built battery charger The meter ISread much FRINGING GUTTERS the same way a reSidential meter IS, and the customer is reimburs- SURGING CAULKED-CLEANED ed for the electricity he uses to REPAIRED OR REPLACED power the vehicle. Now Available Mahlmeister will be asked to fill Fringing and Repairs CAULKING out a three-page questionaire when for his stint with the vehicle is com- WINDOWS - DOORS pleted The questIOnnaire asks Oriental Carpets ROOF VENTS - BATH TUBS about the ease of driving, its prac- Area Rugs made to order ticality and other important ques- FOR tions about the vehicle's usefulness. CARPET CRAFT NEXT DAY SERVICE "You are a lltUe leery of it at 28220 Harper first," Mahlmeister said "You Sf. Clair Shores don't know what the vehicle ISgo- 881.2145 Dick Mahlmeister loads the electric van he used for a month to make deliveries. ing to do. But once you get used to 779.9110 4721 BARHAM ST. it, it's just like driving a regular van." ,,------...... , Early rock next in series STOCK REDUCTION Tommy C and The Gamut will gan State Fair along with Freddie perform at the War Memorial Cannon, Bo Didley and the Thursday, July 24, at 7:30~.m. The Coasters. The Crystals,.Jjbe Dia- 33%.66% OFF group will perform rock 'n roll hits monds, The Spirelles 'afid The from the "J5Os, '60s and '70sas part Coasters are S'omeJdfthe groups .....- ~~E"ERYTHfNG~. ....u .. - of the Yesterday's Memories that the Gamut has worked with or music series of outdoor lawn con- backed, as well as The Drifters including all Needlepoint Supplies and Yarns. certs for nostalgia buffs who are 21 and The Del Vikings. and over. The grounds will open at 6 p..m ~~:~5~~R, Hans Studio, Ltd. 881-7289 Tommy C, the group's leader, f~r those who want to bring a pic- sax player, vocalist and keyboard mc. "" 20801 Lennon (at Harper Service Drive), Harper Woods, pla'yer,was a member ofthe Chub- Admission is lawn seating only by Checker Band before formmg and the center suggests that V Gamut In 1979.His desire was to concert-goers bring a blanket or M-~--__ have a band of his own that could lawn chair to sit on during the play varied styles of music and yet show TIckets are $5 in advance retam an identlty of its own. and $6 on the day of the perform- ~ ~~. In 1980,The Gamut appeared m ance. Dick Clark's "Good Ole Days of For additional mformatlOn, call ~~ Rock 'n' Roll Show" at the Michi- 881-7511 PROUDLY PRESENTS • ALCOHOLISM HURTS MORE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS THAN THE DRINKER & NEW YEARS SAILINGS We Can Help & On the M/V Homeric $500 liMESBook Now and Save over THE OXFORD INSTITUTE Space Is Limited - Additional SaYIngs U booked by July 31st Tommy C and The Gamut OUTPATIENT SERVICES RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM 129 St Clair Prof Bldg 825 W Drahner Rd PLEASE CALL US FOB DETAIlS • ' .. 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ASK FOR NIKKI CHOMAKOS Open Daily Mon -Fri , 11,30 a m -2 00 a m CENTURY 2t-ABI 656-1800 Sat. 12 noon-2:00 a m THEFASJlST WAYJD SEND MONEY. ~~rs~] Thursday, July 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A Union blasts management (Continued from Page lA> public may want to express discon- "They want to suppress us," tent with what you're doms, " Ian- Olcenlk saId "I told them then that notlI saId. If go 109 publIc was the only way to CouncIl members defend the de- Tres bien gel their attentIOn, that's what we CISIon to hold a closed meeting, a would do " deCISion they said was reached on The 14th Annual French Market was held at the War Me- At the July 14 meeting, Dmge- morial Saturday and Sunday. Enjoying bites of Salade Nlcolse the adVIce of the city attorney mal agam demed theIr request for "It gave us the chance to hear between flower sales are, from left, Nellie Gulbert of Paris and an Jpen meetmg, again on the out the leadership of the group," Vicky Afif of Bloomfield Hills. They are th" daughters of Mahle gruund~ that employee matters saId CouncIlman Rockwell Skaff of Grosse Pointe Park, secretary of the Alliance Fran- should be heard m clo~ed seSSIOn "It was appropriate to have a calse de Grosse Pointe. Guibert and her four sons are here The state open meetmgs act does closed sessIOn because names of for the summer visiting. allow for dl<;cu~sJOn of personnel personnel dId come up," saId Below, Bonnie Collins-Landers of Jazzco Dance Company, matters In closed sc!>slOn - at the Mayor Pro Tem Fromm entertains for a standing-roam-only audience in the Fries rf'quesl of the employee Su!>an Fromm and Rockwell both indI- auditorium. IannoUI, a !>tate assIstant attorney cated that restnctmg the closed general, who !>peclallzes In open meetmg to the umon executive meetings questIOns, agreed that committee cut any circus atmos- OJcenlk'~ employment dl!>pute phere that mIght have developed. With the <:ItypUb the que!>tlOnInto Thirteen umon members picketed a gray dt ed HO\\ever, she ~ald, If WIth placards for an hour before Photos by Pat Paholsky the unIOn executIve commIttee the counCil meetIng to dramatIze dgreed m advance not to dISCUSS theIr pOInt Later they came into personnel problem!>, a <:Iosed se!:.- the meeting and listened qUIetly sian IS probably not appropnate for an hour whIle other reSIdents "Gp'1erall),:l per~on h:lS:l nght debated the fine Doints of air con- to address the body," IannoUI saId dItioner va nanc'es , before they "Court ca!>es have re!>tncted open learned they would be excluded personal attacks on a member of Olcemk saId the meetmg WIllnot the body, but (permIt> diSCUSSIOn mean the end of the matter. He of the way he conducts hIS dutIes" saId It is Important for the councd to become Involved to solve the CouncIl probably does not have problem the nght to protect admmlstratIve "The council has to realize that employees from charges by hold- we mean busmess," he said. Ing a closed se~slOn "One of the "We've exhausted every other cost~ of dOIng bus mess IS that the means " • r------,STOREWIDE I Summer Sale I 20% OFF I excluding already reduced Items I cash or check only I 'ExtraorJinaire Gifts I 73 Kercheval 885-2280 Mon-Sat 10-5:30 I 5"10 Additional off with coupon Expires8/16/86 .1 .. ------Belle Isle Awning CO. SPECIALIST IN FABRIC AWNINGS -RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL 22704 HARPER S.C.S., MI 774-1010 Q~~?~!t!?~tingsquest!O~~qg,.".., , What's on Cable By NaftCNllfrprmenter horse that had escapt3d from a A list or programs on Grosse Pointe Cable this week When a public safety offIcer m truck aCCident on the Ford /Glass Block sales, Inc. Grosse Pointe Shores shot and kilJ- expressway. Thursday, July 17 ed three dogs l~st month, at least WIlls saId the state law govern- ~\\~~"~:~rI The best window tor less! - 5 P m.- "Local Huntmg and Flshmg " (11) one Shores reSIdent was upset ing the use of tranqUIhzer guns IS ~c'6i t'l5.JiJ(" • free estimates • financing available 05.30 p.m - a~~ '~ "The Job Show" - From the MESC (11) "That wasn't the first time they not clear but many departments - 5'30 pm - "The Savmg Word" (8) '~~ -ijl!_"...,r Any Glass Block Basement Wmdow up to .6pm - "Sports VIew Today" - WIth Bob Page (II) killed a dog," sa Id Pa tncIa mterpret ~tto mean a user must be 46 Inches (Width plus height) Min 3 wmdows po &ffif rfffltC -6pm - "Showcase Forum" - WIth MIke Barron (II) Merllss. "They could have been licensed. In most cases, a - 6'30 pm - "The sac Show" - Sponsored by ServIces for Older more h~ane." . veterInanan should be present, not PCL_lf~[ao. 2995Picked_up CItIzens, hosted by Fran Schonenberg. Tomght, "How At the time, Sgt. Damel Healy only to admimster the tranqUIlizer A(~MENT W1IllIOWS Q 5 to be a Grandparent" WIthDorothy Newhouse, DaVId explained that the officer felt he but to counteract It In cases where Russell and Mary Brleden (11) , had no other option than to shoot live capture IS the goal Z 64" Installed "Amazmg Travels" - Karen CraIg brmgs the world to the dogs WIth the department The dogs had been annoymg .1' your door, WIthmformatlOn, travel tips and super shotgun "ReSIdents often don't Shores residen~ for two weeks, ac- money-savers (Ill understand that we have to do It," cordmg to police They were final- Mille. -7 30pm - "Grosse Pomte Cable News" - People, places and per- 069912 778 • 6330 . 'pi-~_~~ Healy saId. "They thmk we're be- ly cornered m a backyard, where sonalitIes 10 Grosse Pomte and Harper Woods. WIth Since tHO 22701 Wood Street, St. 9'1ir Shores , Janet L'Heureux (11) ing crueL" they were shot FollOWing complaints to the - S P m.- "Dollars and Common Cents" - Leonard WltuIski and guest wIll dISCUSSfmances from a taxpayer's point of police department and to the vIew (Ill Michigan Humane Society by Merllss, Shores Public Safety Daytime programming Director Joseph Vitale repeated Monda) through Friday that the department had no chOIce - 9 30a m - "FItness Express ., (1) "The dogs were wild and they at- • 10 a m - "Wayne County A New PerspectIve" (11) tacked the offIcer," he saId. "We • 10 30 a m - "MIchIgan Journal" (11) - 11a.m - "AmazlOg Travels" nIl had to do what we had to do." - 11'30 a m - "PractIcal Astrology" (Ill Vitale said the department can- - 12P m - "The sac Show" (11) not use a tranquilizer gun without - 12'30 pm - "Grosse POlOteCable News" (II) extensive schooling required by .. 1 P m - "Sports VIew Today" (11) the state He said it also would - 1 30P m - "Dollars and Common Cents" (I J) have been impoSSIble to hold the - 2 P m - "ChapllO Theater" (II) dogs in the yard untIl a - 2.30 P m "DetrOIt Curtam Call" (11) vetermarian or the humane socie- BOSTON • 3'30 pm "Best of Young Vlewpomtes " (II) ty could arrive with a tranqUilizer BUTTER LETTUCE Monday, Jul) 21 The large, mixed-breed dogs were 49!AD 0430pm "Wayne County A New PerspectIve" (1 J) shot on a Friday afternoon JUMBO SIZE .Spm - "FItness Express" - Improve your health (11) "There was just no way around ~ -5pm - "FaIth 20' - WIth Dr Joel Nederhood (8) It," Vitale said CANTALOUPES 99<= EA ~ -5 30pm - "MIchIgan Journal" - Spencer Abraham, chairman of The MIchIgan Humane Society PORTERHOUSE the MIchIgan RepublIcan Party, WIlldISCUSSupcommg believes there may have been a THOMPSON SEEDLESS 99<= _~~ events of the MIchIgan RepublIcan Party (II) way around using a shotgun on the 06pm - "Practical Astrology" - RIChMtlostan WIlldISCUSS T-BONE GRAPES lI~ \\-hat the stars hold for you (II) dogs They are on call seven days -6 30pm - "ChaplIn Theater" - ClaSSICSfrom the Master of Com- a week until 9 pm, Executive STEAKS FRESH GREEN 10<= edy (II) DIrector David WIlls saId .7pm - "Best of Young VJewpomtes" - Local young adults "I'd give them my home phone CABBAGE II share theIr vIews (11) number," Wills saId SIRLOIN STEAKS 07 30pm - "Some Semblance of SaOlty" - Gary Thl30n brmgs WIlls said he did not want to 1/2 Lo-Fat you the lIghter SIde of lIfe (11) second-guess the police depart- oSpm - "DetrOIt Curtam Call" - Your tIcket to entertamment, ment "I'm not advocatmg keeplPg MILK \\-Itha weekly look at current movIes along WIthan up- a VICIOUSdog alive," he saId, "but CUBE ~~ to-the-mmute lIsting of other DetrOIt entertamment most tImes, they're ferocIOUs WIth MIchael Chapp and Tru Love (11) 't~~ because they're afraid If you were STEAK $2.29lB NEW YORK STYLE CHEESE CAKES Tue~day, July 22 cornered 10 a yard, you'd bare • FIlIOM oSpm - "Local Huntmg & Flshmg " (Ill your teeth, too " FRESH GROUND ~x .. liTHE CHEESECAKE SHO,.,.." .S30pm - "The Job Show" - From the MESC (11) One of the society's goals IS to (8) '1ti -5 30pm- "The Saving Word" ensure that ammals that must be CHUCK $399• mm - / -6pm - "Sports VIew Today" - WIth Bob Page (I J) killed are kIlled m a humane man- FRESH BAKED ITALIAN BREAD DAILY -6pm - OJ) "Showcase Forum" - WIth MIke Barron ner Wills saId he would have liked 0630pm- "The sac Show" - Sponsored by ServIces ror Older CItIzens and hosted by Robert Booth Tomght, "SaC the police to call hIm so he could GROUND ROUND • An avervle\\-," WIthFran Schonenberg, Lmda GrIppe have a socIety representative on STANes BAKERS and Dave Russell (11) hand to supervise the death PATTIES $9.995L8m -7pm - "Amazmg Travels" - See 7/17 IIstmg The society has what WIlls says -7 30pm - "Grosse Pomte Cable News' - See 7/17 hstmg IS "a very sophIsticated" tran- .Spm - "Dollars and Common Cents" - See 7/17 hstmg qUIhzer gun manufactured In West ,. Germany The gun IS used to put Wednl'sday. Jul) 23 down ammals temporarily or 0430pm - "Wayne County A New PerspectIve" (In permanently .5pm - "FItness Express" - See 7121 IIstmg "Even from an aesthetic vlew- - 5 p.m - "FaIth 20 "- See 7/21 IIstmg -S30pm - "MIchIgan Journal" - See 7/21 hstmg pomt, It'S not the greatest thing m -6pm - "PractIcal Astrology" - See 7/2t hstIng the world to have a dog shot to .630pm - "ChaplIn Theater" - See 7/21 IIstmg death 10 your backyard," WIlls - 7 pm - "Best of Young Vlewpolntes" - See 7121 IIstmg said .7 30pm - "Some Semblance of Sanity" - See 7/21 IIstmg The MIchIgan Humane SocIety - 8pm - "DetrOIt Curtam Call" - See 7121 hst1l1~ receives frequent calls from poltce departments about deer as well as All programs are subject to change wltfiout notIce. dogs Last year, m a pubhclzed case, the society helped capture a I, , ----~~-~- -:""'------..------"!"'O"' p.... _ J Page Slxteen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 17, 1986 AD\ EllTlSI \.lPH Highest Money \ Franklin Savings Market Rate Paid By ~ens New Grosse Franklin Savings For 120 Consecutive Weeks For OVER 2 YEARS Franklm Savmgs Pointe Branch and Loan has paid the highest Intere~t on Money Market Accounts of the major Since Its IOception In 1983, Franklin newest customers the same Wide range of Savmg~ and Loan ASSOCiation has served finanCial servlces and personal attentIOn that finanCial institutIOns In the Detroit customers throughout Southeastern Mich- has become our trademark. We feel that our Metropolitan area In fact, Franklin Igan Now, Frank1Jn SavlOgs has expanded dedication to domg the best Job poSSible for Savmgs has paid the highest mterest for ItS area of operation to mclude Grosse all of our customers IS the prime factor in 120 consecutive weeks POinte, with the opening of Its newest branch our current and future success" Each week Franklin has published the office at 20247 Mack Avenue The full-service S&L Will offer ItSnewest rates of banks throughout the area The customers an array of financial services, results of thiS poll have conmtently shown "We offer all the sel'l'icesof any other bank In mcludmg certificates of deposJl, mterest that Franklin pays the highest money the area .. , PLUS higher interest rales earnmg checkmg accounts, fanuly savmgs market rate of all the major finanCial and the convenience of SaJurdoy hours. " plans, IRA's, money market accounh wJlh institutIOns mthe metro area Higher than other banh such as NBD, Manufacturer~, Franklin Savings offers fast, fnendly, the highest mterest ill the area, access to over personal attentIOn, a full-range of bankmg 2,000 24-hour automau( teller machmes Federal SavlOg~, First Federal of services and the tughest rates poSSible on throughout Michigan, consumer loans, real Michigan, Standard Federal Savmgs Bank, estate loans, mortgages. medical/dental hIgher than any other major finanCial customer depoSits For the customers' Franklin Savings' newest office at 20247 Mack Avenue convemence Franklin Savings IS open on bus mess loans, long-term financmg for institution m the area The trend l~ cle<>r Fnln~lln ofter" It<; ScllufU4y:', clUJ III lhe: e:~e:lUlll:\:'. iux.uly I.ar:., :.afe: JC:PO:'1l Ool\e::., tra~de:l:' ,nt.-::re"t rate", a full-range of fin:mclal ~1omb). 8 30 a.m. 7 p m PreSident and Chief Executive Officer checks and more. ~ervlces and Saturday and evening hours" Tue~day-Thursday 8 30 a m - 6 P m customers d higher return on their Read Dunn said, "We are extremely excited Branch Manager Douglas Dossm said, The Grosse POinte branch office of Friday 8 30 a.m - 7 P m. mvestment - the highest m the metro area about the new Grosse POinte branch office "We're dedicated to our customers Franklm Savmgs opened m mid-July of thiS Saturday' 8 30 a m - 2 p.m. For more mformatlOn on Franklin's Franklin Savings IS dedicated to offenng our converuence That's why we offer higher year Lobby hours wllI be Sunday Closed Money Market fund, contact the InformatIOn Center at (313) 358-5170 or call the new Grosse POinte branch office at (313) 881-5200 Grosse Pointe Douglas P. Dossin Named • • • Franklin Savings' KISS YOUR BANK New Branch Manager GOODBYE. "Franklin Savings IS the best thing to happen to Grosse Pomte banking In years," said new branch manager Douglas P. Dossln. Franklin Savings offers ItS customers personal attention and converuence, as well as a Wide range of bankmg services. For customers' convemence, Franklin ISopen on Saturdays "I'm really excited about Franklin Savings' Grosse Pomte branch," said Dossm, a lifelong reSident of the Grosse Pomte area "I beheve that Frankllns' dedication to higher mterest rates and personal service IS Just what discerning Grosse POinte reSidents are lookmg for In a bank. Franklin IS an institution that IS geared to customer satisfactIOn I believe that the comblnallon of Franklin Savings services, mterest rates and personnel IS unbeatable " • Dossln has been With Franklin Savmgs , , since July of last year Prior to JOining Franklin Savings, Dossln spent seven and one-half years as a branch manager for Standard Federal Savmgs. Before begln- mng hiS banking career, Dossln graduated from ValparaiSO University m Indiana. Domn is a member of the Grosse Pomte Rotary Club, on the Detroit Institute of Arts Founders, JUnior CounCil Board of Directors and an actIVe supporter of the Dossm Great Lakes Museum New Long- Term Financing For Luxury Cars Offered Call our newest branch office in Grosse Pointe for details. By Franklin Savings Then, pucker up Grosse Pointe and kiss your Franklm Savings ISdedicated to helping AND SAY old bank goodbye! IlS customers reach their finanCial goals INTEREST RATES AS OF: 7-14-86 To that end, Franklin Savings has announced an auto loan program that FINANCIAL INSTITUTION MONEY MARKET RATES' allows qualified customers to purchase the UELLO TO luxury car of their dreams Frank1inSavings To assist customer~ m the purchase of 6.50 their luxury cars, Franklin Savlng~ offer~ UIGUER Colonial Central Savings 600 long-term financmg on auto loans above Comerlca 570 $20,000 .'Customer~ may finance their (7 Empire of America 592 auto purchase for up to 84 months INTEREST years)," according to ChrISty Pace, First Federal of Michigan 580 Say "bye-bye' to your old bank and high" to ASSistant Vice PreSident of Con~umer the proven Interest payer - Franklin Savlngsl First of America 570 Loans at Franklm Savmgs "This IS an Weoffer all the services of your old bank PLllS Manufacturers 575 incredible opportumty for people to own high interest on all of your accountsl Michigan Notional of Detroit 595 the car they want. wllh the optlon~ they , would most like 10 have Without Weve paid the highest Money Market Interest National Bank of Detroit 570 stretching the monthly budget to the Rate of all the major financial Institutions In Standard Federal 580 breakmg pomt . the Detroit metro area for the past ] 20 con- •Based on 52 500 OOpo$lt Sore m mmvm dePO~1 requiremEmls mc1j be lower HlQhe< The long-tenn luxury auto loan secutive weeks! ,ales May be available for Iorger dePOSits program 1<;available EXCLUSIVELY at Franklin Savings "We're alway~ looking for new ways to help our cu~tomers. ,. said M<; Pace. "when we present a new servIce, It'S a ~ervlce that our cu~tomer~ want or need to help them manage their Franklin Savings funds and reach their goal.. . Cu<;tomers can make the loan payment even easIer With Franklin Savlng<;' automatic payment deduction program 20247 MACK AVENUE • GROSSE POINTE WOODS "We offer our cmlomer~ the ser.lce of direct deduction of their loan payment (313) 851-5200 from their Franklm Savmg<; checking or Ex.ecutive Offices: savings account, at no addlllOnal charge." said Ms Pace ...... """""111 "00000 26400 Twelve Mile Road (at Northwestern Hwy) • Southfield EQUAL HOUSING For more mformatlOn. or to apply for (313) 358-5170 LENDER Franklin Saving,,' exclUSIve luxury auto loan. call or VISitthe new branch office In Gro<;se POinte • Grosse Pointe N~ws Section B The Second Section Thursday, July 17, 1986 Lilies and onions are cousins under the skin Lil1es and onions are the "up- legendary At the moment, among regIOn of Iran, Baluchistan and stairs - downstairs" of the lily fam- the variOUShybrid plants in bloom. Afghamstan and was known to the Jhe Ily It is really hard to Imagine that are her faVOrite White Trumpet Chaldeans before the begmmng of the lowly but mdispenslble kItchen and ASiatic WhIte Prmce the Christian Era In ancient vegetable and the rega Iflowers of The lily has a romantic past Egypt It was so highly regarded Gardener's the garden are all related, but such SInce tIme Immemorial the Illy. that It was an object of worshIp, IS the case. Grosse POInte has a whIch IS natIve to the Near East, and Its culInary use was wide- Shed generous share of both m vege- was the sacred flower of mother- spread, as It was in the Greek and with table and flower gardens In all hood The symbol of frUItfulness In Roman worlds Durmg the RenaiS- directions The beautiful orange- Sumerian, Babyloman, Assynan sance the omon was a major ingre- I-Hell colored lilies that form almost a and Egyptian mythology, It was dient In the formulas of many Pr"bert hedge at the corner of Edgemore the flower emblem of mclny god- physICian-botamsts of the time Its and Lakeshore are noteable desses popularity IS Just as great m our I examples AccordIng to ancient SemitIc modern world, and there are many At Belle Isle the lilIes 10 the gar- legend, the lIly sprang from the varieties and classiflca tIOnsof thiS dens are breakmg some rules Ow- tears of Eve when she was ex- edible bulb. Ing tu th~ cuol, damp wealhel we pelll"rl from Ih" GClr(l"J'1of Eden In In m:my old Hcrb Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 17, 1986 Soroptimists celebrate annIversary• SoroptJmlst International of Grosse POinte will celebrate Its 30th anmversary July 23 at the Lochmoor Club The anmversary marks 30 years of service and ~up- port to Grosse POinters and to peo- ple outside the community "*'«>/4 Wlthm Grosse Pomte, the club '~'!f helps to fund the hospICe at Cottage " HOSPital, the FoundatIOn for Ex- , , ' ceptional Children, the sac revolv- 109 loan fund, the War Memonal aSSOCiatIOn,the publtc library and \ others. I Outside the area, the organiza- tion prOVides clothmg and supplIes to Turmng Pomt, d home for abused famJles, and glVel>fman- clal support to the Shnners' crip- pled children's fund and to water projects m Third Worl9 countries The Grosse POInte Soropllmlst , ~>' > ,<' Club IS composed of profeSSIOnal ~.t' ....;:.., women allli wOlllen ....ho o....n or - ~ '. manage their own busJnes~es The ~, {. : local club mamtams contact With Soroptimists celebrating the club's anniversary are (rear, from left): Antoinette DiClemente, Rita : sister groups throughout the \~orld Hair and Tanning Salon Photo Hicohr Flaherty, Marjorie Fischer, Natalie Patten, Madelyn Kimball, Harriet Helms and Lee Meyer. In the Mod" ~,nQq : Membership ISopen and mqulfles : are mVlted front row, from the left, are: Marie T. Smith, chair of the 30th anniversary committee; Barbara Young- blood, club president; and Lorraine Hamacher. 885.9001 Ewnln, flppolnllMnts flvallabfe i-Weddings graduated from the University of Detroit Both are second.year students at Thomas M Cooley Law School M orrU3-Meiinoff Alicia Walker MorrIS, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charles WIlson Morns Jr of Grosse Pomte Farms, and Charles Merinoff II, son of Mr and Mrs Herman 1. Mermoff of New York City and Lake Success, N.Y ,were married on May 14 m New York. The Hon Sol Wachter officiated at the ceremony, whIch was pre- ceded by a vlolm trio and followed Mr. and Mrs. John Temrowski bv a black-tie dinner dance to the mUSICof Peter Duchm's orchestra '.[, at Maxim's In New York City Camirws-TemTowski The bnde wore her mother's Select your faVOritestyle and choose from Denise Lynn Commos. daughter dress of hand. beaded ivory peau a Thousand.Plus tested fabriCS Sofas Fournier's Service Includes • Lifetime Construction Warranty of Mr. and Mrs Peter S Commos de sOle cut m an Empire style, with feature Flexsteel's lifetime-warranted of Mt. Lebanon, Pa, and John • Five Year Cushion Warranty • Free Delivery a matchmg hand-beaded veIl. She Mrs. Charles Merinoff II seat spring so you can enloy beautiful Francis TemrowskI, son of Mr & set up • The finest floor display carred a bouquet of white orchids. comfort for years to come and Mrs Lee Roy Temrowskl 01 Bndesmalds were Lmdsay and and the lowest Price In Town Grosse Pointe Woods, were mar- Carrmgton Morns, sisters of the l' ,ried on June 1, at Holy Cross Greek bflde, of Grosse Pointe Farms. 27113 Harper 16421 Harper ~ Orthodox Church m Mt Lebanon Exercise They wore dresses of white lace St Clair Shores • Detrp!.t The Revs John Chakos and over apricot Silk. Exercise may reduce anxiety, , Wayne K. Dvorak offiCIated at the create a sense of well.beIng, and Fournier's: The best man was Spencer Mer- " n6.8900 881.1285 ceremony, which was followed by 100ft, brother of the groom, of enhance the body's immune sys- Open MDn., Thun., Fri. 10.8:30 Open Mon., Thur, Fn 9.8 a receptIOn at the ChurchIll Valley Great Neck, N Y. tem, says NatIOnal GeographIC Tues. & sat. 10-6 Tues. & wed. 9.5:30 Country Club In Pittsburgh The mother of the bride wore a Furniture CLOSED WEDNESDAY CLOSED SATURDAY The maid of honor was Mary floor-length ball gown of cham- Doud of Lansmg, MlCh Delllse pagne lace over silk. Mitchell of Mt Lebanon was the The mother of the groom wore a bndesmald ball gown of peach organza. ESTATE AUCTION: Best men were NIck Commos, The couple honeymooned III godfather of the bride, Clearwater, HawaII They wlll hve in New York Fla., and Paul Temrowski, brother City of the groom Ushers were John The bnde holds a bachelor of Commos, brother of the bnde, fine arts degree from the Univer- Greg Commos, cousm of the brIde; sIty of Michigan, where she Lee Temrowskl Jr , Joseph Tem- graduated cum laude. She is cur- rowskl and Thomas Temrowski, rently a graduate student at the FRIDAY, JULY 18,7:00 P.M .• SATURDAY, JULY 19, 11:00 A.M .• SUNDAY, JULY 20,12:00 NOON all brothers of the groom, Grosse School of Visual Arts and an assis- Pointe Woods Preview begins July 11 through the sales dates, 10-5 P.M , SpeCial ExhIbItion Wednesday, July 16 tant to a New York sculptor 10 A.M .• 9:00 P.M. Call or write for a free brochure, Illustrated catalogues, postpaid $10.00 The rmgbearer wa~ Stephen The groom IS a graduate of Uni- Harris Jr of Mt Lebanon verSity of Wisconsin. He IS the vice The bride is a graduate of Du- preSident and chief operatmg of- quesne University The groom ficer of Charmer Industries FEATURING: Friday: Antique to Modern paperweights Including C1lchy, St LOUIS Baccarat, Sulphides, Lablno etc Lionel and other tral n sets, toys dolls, and antique marionettes African trophy feature Hummel and Goebel figUrines Saturday: Quezel art glass Antique cut glass Chlnolsene marble top demilune commodes French cameo glass vase, Signed "Daum Nan- pair. H 32" carved gill wood mirrors pair cy,' H 13" HiSSing Goose decoy 50 'X44" -Cruise To Us Rodney Brace Stenciled shelf clock Carved marble sculptures and ~ Annual---- art deco lam p Sunday: ExtenSive collection of French cameo Summe~ art glass including Galle, Daum Nancy, D'argental, and Arsall - .~Reduetion approXimately over 40 offen ngs Antique French and Victorian fUrniture - Gilt wood LOUISXVI style Aubusson AU upholstered parlor set Antique Victorian Rosewood parlor ____-- Departments French cameo glass vases Signed Galle" and Seml.antlque Oriental rugs 'Arsall' H 10' 10 13 loUiS XV! Style 19th century gilt wood Aubusson v Fine Jewelry tapestry parlor set 4 pieces pair of sofas L 58 ------...... ------ ~~t() 5(PYo off FeatUring and estate of Harland E. Graver of New Bavaria, OhiO r Including French cameo glass (Galle, Daum, and Arsall), formerly :4. l ~---.4 sold at Sotheby's, New York, King Farouk auction, February 11, 1954. ------~-- .... OVER 1200 FINE OFFERINGS jht shops of 409 East Jefferson Avenue Walton..Pi4rc~ Delrolt, Michigan 48226 16828 Kerctleval • Groul Pointe (313) 963-6255 884.1330 FIne art. 'l'It1qatl.nd collrt. blUI'PPratH1l.nd luctlOnHf' .~nce 1927 Across from the Renaissance Center In HistOriC Bricktown Thursday, JUly 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.B -l!ngaged------Summers :: Grand Finale ployed by Arthur Andersen & Co Thurber-Schreiher Her fIance ISa graduate of the Um- I ECCLESTONE ] Mr and Mrs Peter Palms Thur- verslty of Michigan and the UnI- ber of Grosse POinte Farms an- versity of DetrOIt School of Law. Final red uchons on all spring nounce the engagement of theIr He IS an attorney. daughter, Jane Chenoweth, to An Oct 4 weddmg IS planned and summer merchandise Stephen DaVid SchreIber, son of including shoes and accessories Dr and Mrs DaVid SchreIber of Crawford-Nehra Old Saybrook, Conn Robert and Maureen Burskey of The brIde-elect IS a graduate of Chelsea, Mich , announce the en- Please visit us for savings up to UnIVersIty Liggett School and gagement of theIr daughter, Anna Hamilton College She received a LOUIse Crawford, to Gregory T. 60% master's degree III landscape ar- Nehra, son of Dr and Mrs Samuel chitecture from the Harvard Grad- A Nehra of Grosse Pomte Shores uate School of DeSign and ISwork- The brIde-elect IS a graduate of mg With a landscape archItecture Western Michigan Umverslty Her firm in Boston fiance graduated from AlbIOn Col- IECCLESTQl:{g] Mary Ellen DiMichele The brIdegroom-elect, a gradu- lege and the UlllversIty of MIChi- ate of Dartmouth College and the and Joel Mellinger gan's human genetics program SOM[RSET, TROY (313) 649-3640 Harvard Graduate School of De- MOUN l'LEASAN (517) 772-4078 f They are business partners in MId- r r sign, IS an architect In Boston ty OffIce of Educatlon west Marketing Directors A weddmg ISplanned m Septem- Her fIance graduated from Wes- A Nov 7 weddmg is planned Pamela Ritsema and Jon Carter ber tern l\llchigall UlllV~IMty With d B S m speCIal education and IS Ritsema-Carter DiMichele-Mellinger also employed as a speCIal educa- Dr and Mrs John D DIMIChele tion teacher In the MarIn County Gerhard and Kathleen Ritsema of Vacaville, Calif, announce the OffIce of Education of Grosse POinte Park announce engagement of their daughter, An Aug 9 weddmg IS planned the engagement of theIr daughter, Mary Ellen, to Joel McLean Mel- Pamela Kay, to Jon Edward Car- lInger, son of Dr and Mrs Ray- ter, son of Jack and Jean Carter of mond C MellInger of Grosse Fattore-Schucker Kentwood, MICh Pomte Park Mr. and Mrs Stephen Fattore of The bride-elect IS a graduate of The brIde-elect IS a graduate of Harper Woods announce the en- Calvin College, Grand RapIds, and the Umverslty of Cahforma at San- gagement of their daughter, IS employed in restaurant manage- ta Barbara WIth a B A In speech Susan, to Stephen Schucker, son of ment The brIdegroom-elect grad- and hearmg sCIences. She has an Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schucker of uated from MIchIgan State Umver- M S In speCIal education from Grosse Pointe Shores. sity and also works In restaurant DomInIcan College In San Rafael The bride-elect is a graduate of management and IS employed as a special edu- the University of MIchIgan She is Anna Crawford and An Aug 30 wedding IS planned catIon teacher In the Marin Coun- a certified publIc accountant em- Gregory Nehra GP woman is finalist in national frozen food contest Dona L Reynolds of Grosse 1 to March 31, Originally came of my grocery store life runs much early June and each receive $2,000 POInte was selected as one of 100 from a market research study of smoother" national finalists in the frozen food in prIze money. A national winner consumer athtudes and lifestyles From the 100 finalIsts five will be selected from the five re- IOdustry's second natIonWide which Identified millIons of regIOnal New Traditional Home- search for" America's New Tradi- gional winners and awarded a Americans as "New Traditional maker wmners will be named 10 grand prize of $10,000 tIOnal Homemakers." She IS also Homemakers" - active consum- one of 20 fmahsts from the mid- ers With fast-paced lifestyles who west use and enJoy frozen foods as an In- Her nommation was selected tegral part of their hves from the more than 5,000 entries Reynolds IS president of the JOSEPH P. PERSE with received from al150 states and the East-West Publishmg Co and District of ColumbIa There were author of the book, "So Now You five regIOns In the search - the far Own a Food Processor." She \\ est, southwest. southeast, north- claIms tha t her chIldren would east and mIdwest - each With 20 rather ~Cltfrozen foods than go out UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING fmahsts to dmner "l'\ow that I have learn- Servicing the POlntes for over 30 years The search. whIch ran from Jan ed to rely on the frozen food section Arts grants awarded in Michigan Grants totahng $12,850 were verslty, Kalamazoo, and the Wild awarded by the Arts Foundation of Swan Theater, Ann Arbor Wide Selection of MichIgan to 13orgamzations for 28 Established m 1966, the Arts artists m varIOus disciplInes FoundatIOn of Michigan has Free pick-up & delivery CASUAL & Announcement of the awards awarded more than $1 5 ml1hon to free estimates was made by A. David Mikesell, MIchigan arhsts, students, and VA 2-9660 DECORATIVE president of AFM's board of trust- cultural orgamzations, according 12339 HAYES ees to BarrIe Werba, the FoundatIOn's FABRICS AFM is a non-profIt foundation executive director whose mission ISto encourage and recogmze excellence In the arts through grants, awards, scholar- shIps and commiSSIOns The foun- dation's support is directed to in- diVidual artIsts and students TRAVELINC LlGHTT- ~~ rather than to mstltutlOns Light Weight Luggage & Travel Accessories Sponsoring arts orgamzatlOns that will disburse the funds are prizes m profeSSIOnally Juried STOCK REDUCTION SALE competitIOns are Alma College; The Art Center of Mount Clemens, EVERY ITEM STOREWIDE MUST RAISE CASH 500~OFF Fenton Artists GUild, Grand 70 Rapids Symphony; Oakland Coun- ty Cultural CounCil, Ponhac, the Pewabic Pottery, Detroit, and the • LUGGAGE 7 DAYS ONLY Traverse City Arts CouncIl • BRIEFCASES SUMMER SALE Grants for commissions and • CONVERT PACKS AT artists-m-resldence were awarded • MAPS & BOOKS • APPLIANCES Drexel-Heritage Furniture is even easier to loveat to the Ann Arbor Art Associahon, •• • TRAVEL SAFES Falrlane Town Center the LyriC Chamber Ensemble, • BACKPACKS 3rd Level Southfield, Plum Tt:ee Pottery. • CLOCKS Oearborn, MIChigan Farmmgton, the Urban Inshtute (313) 271-1750 for Contemporary Art. Grand 15%to 25% OFF Rapids. Western Michigan Ulll- Only one thmg IS better (han Drt""e1-Henla~C IlIftlllllre .1Ilt! Ih.!!, .t ,tOI ( Ilil ,)t Dn \( I_ Hentage hVlllgroom, bedroom, dlllllll; room am! ()(( d'IOll,1! pI! l {, dl.ltll,l( 1I\l ,Ji, pill ('s 15-25% OFF Drexel Living Room ' Ilrlll Ic""l'l C I{ ~.lt1( ,lIld t'N lIIt\ lomhllHd 1,\1111 f11\"h ..." df .....I~1l dlll 11,,111\ \lid, "'"lnn DrexetA.. f{l t,H111 SAI.F horn He~V • • • • 20% OFF Drexel • • Dining Room Impll«! d('Sl~ and mlfX'f(.~hl( • Four Seasons Formal Wear offers great savings on tuxedo rentals GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 17, 1986 -A/ew I/rrivals • • William Paul Shield III gher, born June 20 Maternal Jeanne Marie Beaupre IIn, born July 1 Maternal grand- Awarm/caring grandparents are Georgi and parents are Mr and Mrs Robert Bill ShIeld Jr and Mickey Mon. Shirley Hanna Nagel and John James Gallagher of St Clair W Redlm 01 Gros!.>ePomte Shores tagne of Grosse Pomte Park are Albert Beaupre of Grosse Pomte place for seniors to Shores Paternal grandparents are Paternal grandparents are !\II' Farms are the parents of a daugh. the parents of a son, Wllllam Paul, Dorothea and George Peters of dnd Mrs James H Kurtl of the born May 28. Maternal grand- Bloomfleld Hills tel', Jeanne Marie, born May 31 DetrOIt Towers mother IS Kilty Montagne of the Maternal grandparents are Flor- spendthe~ Park Paternal grandparent!.> are Ed McGreevy ence Hanna of Grosse Pomte Mills Hall Forni Bill and Sally Shield 01 St Clair Denms and Su!.>an Fordon Mc- Woods and the late Cameell Han Mary Sue and Bruce Form of Shores Greevy, formerly of Grosse Pointe na Paternal grandparents dl e Gros!.>e Pomte Farm!.> are the Farms, are parents of a son, Ed, Helen and MarVin Beaupre of parents ot a son, Mills Hdll, born Meghan Patricia Nurse born June 20 Maternal grandpar- Gro!.>sePOInte Farms. CalvaryDayCarelorAdultsoffersactiVIties,meals,mendshlp,help. June 30 Maternal grandparents AndapoSItiVe,lowcostalternativeforadultsdependenton familyandmends Dr and Mrs RIchard D Nurse ents are PhyllIs Fordon of St ClaIr dl'e MI' and Mrs Jack Bond 01 Callformoremformatlon of Detroit are the parents of a Shores dnd Post Fordon of Grosse Ian Andrew Hay Toledo, OhIO Pdternal grand daughter, Meghan Patncld, born POInte Woods Mr dud Mrs Gordon Hav 01 parent.., are 1\11'dnd Mr!.> Robert 881.3374 June 13 Maternal gl andparents Fdll!.>Church, Va ,are the parents Form oj StUM!. Fla are Mr and Mr!.>La v.rence Kelle Jennifer Calvary Day Carefor Adults 01 a :>on,Ian Andrew, born June 27 4950 Gateshead [near Mack & Morass) her of Troy Paterndl grandpar- Danielle Gaitley Maternal gl andmother IS Jeanne Chelsea A urut of lulheran Sooal Services of MJchigan ents are Dr and ~1r.., W Hov.ard DaVid Damel dnd Chnsllna R Hay of New York City Paternal Simon Skorupski Nurse of Grosse POlllte Wood!.> GaltIey of Harper Woods are the grandparents are Dr and Mrs Steven and ElIzabeth Skorupski parent::. of a daughter. Jenmfer Raymond Mellinger of Grosse of Gro~~e POlllte Wood~ dre the Shannon Damelle, born June 6 Maternal POlllte Park pdl"enh of a ddughtel. Chelsea grandparents are Walter T and Simon, born July 5 Maternal Gallagher Peters Helen Hmtzen of DetrOIt Paternal Heidi Redlin Kurtz grandmother ISMargaret SImon 01 John and l,drJ'le PeteI::' 01 grandparent!.> are Damel and Mr and Mrs James H Kurtz Jr St Clair Shores Paternal grand. WORSHIP SERVICES Grosse POInte Park are the par- Gloria Galtley of Grosse Pomte of Grosse Pomte Farms are the parents are GIlbert and Carole ents of a daughter, Shannon Galla- City parents of a daughter, Heidi Red. Skorup!>kl of St Clall Shore!> Christ the King Lutheran St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church '-or,/." Church Family Worship .db' 881-6670 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. ~.J ..; 10:00 a.m. Worship . .' Nursery available -)!Jride of the )!Jointes Jo~eph P Fdbrj Randy S Boelter Pastor Asst Pastor REI J PHILIP WAHL REI' ROBr.RT ClIRR\ Taylor and Dundon Hillsdale gmduates Hadjisky Three named to -t------Redeemer First English Ev. Lutheran are horwr students Three local students received de- representative dean's list United Methodist Church LIsa M Taylor and Colette A grees recently at Hillsdale College Vassar College junior John Had- AlIce M Kachman, Judith Bris- Church Vermer Rd at Wedgewood Dr 20571 Vermer Dundon have been named honor They were Michael McCarty, son )Isky of Grosse Pomte Park has ley and Elizabeth Seagram, all of Grosse Pointe Woods 884-5040 students at Central MichIgan Um- 01 Mr and Mrs Donald J. McCarty been elected the mulhdisclpllnary Grosse Pomte, were named to the ~ Just east of 1-94 Harper Woods Early Worship & verslly. of Grosse Pomte, bachelor of arts representative on the Student Cur- dean's list at Madonna College 111 884-2035 Sunday School - 9' 30 a m m business admimstration; Jill I'lculum CommIttee He.is the son Llvoma for the past term Paul F Keppler, Pastor Morketter, daughter of Ronald of Mr. and Mrs Eugene HadJlsky 9:30 a.m. Worship Duncan graduates Rev Don Llchtenfelt Bruce Quatman, Pastor Morkelter of Grosse Pointe Park and is a graduate of Umverslty Hackett gmduates William l{ Duncan of Grosse and Janet Morketter of St. Clair Liggett School l~'-' -" ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Pointe Shores was awarded a mas- Shores, bachelor of arts m French I John Wilham Hackett of Grosse Faith Lutheran Church .,.. ( CHURCH CHRIST CENTERED-SPIRITED ter's degree in bus mess With a ma- dnd buslOess admlnlstratiOn-mar- Dajani on dean's ist POlOte Farms graduated from !(l.liS bunnmgddl~ Park ketmg, Peter Iacobell, son of Mr. Dma P DaJam of Grosse Pointe Jefferson at PhIlIp 822-2296 (,ross~ Pomte II oods. ~-l8!O Jor 10 management by Wayne Blrmmgham-Southern College m Sunday WorshIp - 10 30 am and Mrs Frank Iacobell, Grosse Park has been named to the dean's II 00 .1 m Holy Euchanst State Umverslty 111 December 1985. Blrmmgham, Ala, With a bachelor Sunday School - g.()() a m 10 30.1 m Chord! Euchanst and ~ermon Pointe Woods, bachelor of arts m list at the College of Wooster 10 of sCience degree 10 nursmg re- Prayer & Prals..e Sunday &hool (Nursery Avallable) history. Wooster, OhiO, for the past term cently Wed 7.30 p m Weekday Euchansl 9 .10 a m Tuesda) Ettedgui on dean's list Pastor Ronald W Schmidt Rector Robert E ;'\lei!) Mimbadi gmduates Karen P Evan. associate Emtle E EttedgUi of Grosse THINKING OF A NEW Lookmg For FriendshIp Pointe Woods, a senior majormg m Ali A Mirabadi of Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Congregational and Bible Teachmg? phySICSat Rensselaer Polytechmc Park receIved a master of science and American Baptist Church Institute, has been named to the 10 engmeering at the Umversity of 2~OChdlfon!e .11Lothrop dean's lIst for the past term Toledo recently KITCHEN? !l8~-3075 Grosse Pointe UNITED METHODIST WE OFFER THE ULTIMATE IN "God Touched" CHURCH Gardener's Shed . . . Samuel 10 20-27 DESIGN & CRAFTSMANSHIP A Fnendly Church of all ages (Continued from Page 18) 011' the water, royal grants of 40 AT COMPETITIVE PRICES 211 l\Ioross Road 886-2J6,l particularly those native to thiS acres alloted to each colonist a nar- 10 ()()a m Service part of the ~ountry, and much lore row slice of ground running back Cnb room available connected With them. from the shore These grants were CALL A PROFESSIONAL Dr IlQ\ R HUlcheon R~\ 1\~llh \ Ilamngton' liOn the Five Cries of It IS recorded that when Cadillac the "nbbon farms" which set the Parents - Part II founded Detroit 111 1701he brought pattern still to be traced 10 the GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST (j- For Shared Faith ,Withhim from Quebec a gardener notable gardens of Grosse Pointe. CHURCH preachmg ~hose duty It was to la,y•.out or- Among the horticultural won: lll.lb Mack Avenue chards and gardens After a short deI'S noted by later travelers were ~5~~~:~.~"~F'~81.1024 Grosse POinte Woods. lIllI..lJH 9 30 a m Service -+ time each householder at the new the giant pear trees assumed to " \\arm \\"leome A\\dlt5 \ou Nursery through 3rd Grade settlement had his own pnvate have been brought as seedhngs by Vi.~itour Showroom Dr Robert W Boley garden, and formal plantmgs were Cadillac, and whose descendants lontm"nl"] :~i1:;~I~rore\ervone ~~' established - the MilItary Garden, are still to be seen here and there 9 ~') a m ~unday School Rev Jack Mannschreck 11 UOa m \lormng WorshIp the Naval Garden, the Garden for The Pear Tree chapter of Ques- b JO P m EvenmgServIce the Mess and the Jardm du Roy tel'S has been for several years in- Our Pharmacy W"-D'I,E~D,\Y~ L St. James Lutheran volved in a search for survlvmg 5 4; p m ~'amlly NIght Dmner ~ I There was also a garden for the h ~') P III \ oulh & Adulllllhie jlud\ ~ tt pl'lest who presided over the pear trees hopmg to tag and pre- Stays Open For You A"dn~ (lull for lhlldren I ~ Church "on The Hill" Church of Ste Anne, whose birth- serve any that remam, and collect Ile\ Da"d \\'Ilk ~mor Paslor !l~ McMillan at Kerchc\ .11 Until Midnight ..• fla\ HammIll ~hn of Ed 88H1511 day was the day of CadIllac's aus. mformabon about them for the 60ROUN plCIOUSlandmg with hiS hundred Grosse Pointe Histoflcal Society. 365 Days a Year. Grosse Pointe Woods 9 30 a m 9:30 a m men Here were many herbs for The Hlstoncal Society ISlocated at NURSING HOME WorshIp Nursery thE' use of the oanshlOners and Montleth School on Cook Road 8M- St. Clair Pharmacy PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 804) E:A~ I JEFFERSON 19950 Mack Avenue 10'30 a m. flowers for use on the altar 7010 SI Clair ProfeSSional BUilding Each householder was required Question of the Week: What IS DETROIT, MICH Ihalf\\ a\ bet\\een Moross and Vermer Road:. I Coffee Hour 22151 Morass Road 886.4300 to clear and cultivate hiS land In the state flower of Michigan? 821-3525 DetrOIt. Michigan 48236 order to assure each one a frontage Answer: The apple blossom. Pastor George i'II. Scheller QUALITY NURSING CARL 343-3776 Pastor Robert \ Rlmbo Monday thru Friday 9 a m -6 p m 10 a.m. Divine Worship ClUJadilUl Fur Specialist for Over 60 Years Saturday 9 a.m -2 p.m. .ariuers' Dave Frechel St. Clair Pharmacy II "Do You Want Ql~ut(h St John Hospital next to Emergency Room to See The \II~ ollr"l\ r 22101 Moross Roan World?" ~ ... "lIll:'o"'~ Still Saves In (lit- rn ~ K, l"r .. t 1(1.1 in I \ {, Ihn...... r'loI,'l" DetrOit Michigan 48236 7U1d fnt I/"P ( Mll .. r Pastor Irvmg Phllhps • Duty & Sales • Full Premium On 343-4720 preachmg founded In 1842- U~mg the 1928 ELMS Tax Refunded American Funds iii Book of Common Prayer ~~;:~~\;~"'" 4 p.m -12 Midmght 7 Days a Week Sunday: 8:30 and 11:00 3.m. Call 592-8144 484 Pelissier St. • Windsor The Holy Eucharist 1.519.253..5612 Medical Excellence and THE SUBJECT FOR THIS Thursday: 12: 10 p.m, ------Human Understanding SUNDAY IS: The Holy Communion 170E Jefferson At the Moulhs of Ihe Lodge (r 10) and Chrysler I 1751 Ex "LIFE" pressways arid Tunnel to Canada Free Parking . Ford Audltonum Garage II IACOBELL:S NATURALIZER "Leon makes me fee/sophisticated. With entrance 10 the median ~tnp off .~ First Church of Christ, Jefferson al Woody,ard 2.';92206 SUMMER ,Oh' 'l'~ I.' Scientist Grosse Pointe Farms CHRIST 282 Chalfonte Ave (4 blocks West of Moross) EPISCOPAL . " Sunday 1030 AM CHURCH 1 Sunday School 1030 A M Wednesday 800 P M ALL ARE WELCOME Invites you to Sunday Services DAIL A 8 d..m - Holy Euchanst JULY 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th PRAYER 10 15 - Holy Eucharist 882-8770 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. 50% OFF 885.4841 Selected Styles & Brand Names PRESBYTERIAN styling • manicures • faCials 112 Kercheval, Grosse POinte Farms, on the HIli GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH IACOBELL'S NATURALIZER SHOES Call 884-9393 for appoltltment ESTABLISHED 1865 Your place for a EASTLANDCENnR Leon inVites all of hiS chents, "When You Feel Sorry for Yourself" wide range of ,<;izes, 839-. new and old, to come and experience Dr James R Carroll, preachmg the best selection ... the exciting retail shops and personalized SOUTHLAND CENTER on the HIll C b & Todd! C 10:00 A.M. Worship seroice! __ 1 I-JlP 287.9550 fI er are ChIldren's Church School .J 16Lakeshore Dnve • Grosse POInle Farms. 882-5330 ~ I IC"_ ,I Thursday, July 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve.B (!/uband(!hurchA/ews------ Grosse Pointe Singles Chapter of the Daughters of the Parents now In full swmg and other events held ~o far thl~ Marylou Coe of Gro~se Pomte Gro~se POInte SIngles WIll hold Amencan RevolutIOn will be enter- PreSident Pat Jorgenson, VICe season WIll be awarded at the an- Other new offIcers are Sandy dances at 9 p m on Saturday Ju. tamed for lunch at the Sterlmg Without Partners PreSident Mane ]3erry, Corres- niversary luncheon Jorgell~en, Gro~se POinte Wood~, HeIghts home of Mrs Robert Bell Iy 26. Aug 2 and Aug 9 In' the Parents WIthout Partners meets ponding Secretary Pat Cushman, first 1Jr~t president, Joan }<~arago on Saturday, July 19, at noon. Stephens Room of the ContInental the second and fourth Friday of Hecordlng Secretary Dorothy Ken. Welcome wagon and Jeanne Noto, both of Gro<,se Lanes, 31055 Gratiot In RosevJlle Mrs Bernard Seltz, regent of the each month at 7.30 P m at the nel, Treasurer Marie Sabol and Billie Clmton of Gro~~e Pomte Pomle Park. second vICe pre~1 Fort Pontchartram chapter, will A Sunday afternoon dance par- Grosse Pomte War MemOrial Fri- board member~ are bUSIly plan- }<~armshas been elected the new dent~, Llllda Ganshert. Gro~~e diSCUSS"Our honor upheld' Fort ty WIth hal's d'oeuvres WIllbe held day, July 18, the group WIll vlsll mng a SJlver Anmversary Lunch- pl'e~ldent of the Gro~se Powte and Pomte Park, treasurer Glofla Pontchartram " at 7 pm July 27 at the Blue Goose Stroh House Tuesday, July 22, an eon, preceded by a mmJ-tourna- Harper Wood~ Welcome Wagon Jack~on, Grosse Pomte Park. re menl, on Wednesday, July 23 Inn, 28911 E Jefter~on In St Clair St. James Lutheran evemng plCmc by the flver IS She was Installed at a recent lunch- cordmg ~ecretary; and Bonme Shores planned Another JubIlee event, the three- eon at the Grosse Pomte Yacht Gallagher, Grosse Pomte Park, Saturday. July 19 IS the corn Vacation BIble School Will start For mformatlOn on on.gomg ac- day tournament, was completed Club by outgomg preSident. correspondmg !>ecretarv roast at d member's home In July 28 at St James Lutheran tiVIties, call the hotlme 8lH-U51O July 2 Wmners of thIS tournament Gro~se POinte Fclrms The group IS Church on the Hill. Classes will were Fhght A, low gross, Mearl meet Monday through Friday, Ju- ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE no\\ decldlllg cl date for a get. Frame, low nel. Janet Boland, ly 28 - Aug 1 from 9 a m until Suburban Fhght B, low gross, KIt LOUisell, acquamted lawn pdrty for prospec. tCiair JULY 18-19-20 tlve member~ noon ChIldren three through 10 Women Golfers low net, Kaye Candler FlIght C, year::. old are Invited to attend the low gross, Adele Lentme, low net, ~rvIeW PJaza St. Clair, Mich. For mlormdtlOn. call HH2 OJ16 or Suburban Women Golfers 445-128& program of mUSIC,game~, activ- Dorothy AllIson t ItIes and crafts twenty-fIfth anmversary ~eason IS Pnzes for the above tournament Along Beautiful St Clair RIver Josiah Harmar BAR For Information and reglstrll- hon, call the church offIce at 884- Across from the St Clatr Inn The Generdl Josiah Harmar 0511 Wornarl:~Health 50 Dealers 1-94, eXit St Clair Inn HOURS: 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. When bones grow older FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING By William T. :\Iixson, M.D. We thmk of bones as a hard substance that WIll not change throughout our hfetlme But In reality, our bones are changing all the time through a natural process called "remodeling" With re- /mage & Eyewear modeling, the body gets nd of old bone, and then lays down new bone In women, this process goes on contmuously until about age 35 Afte: that, the amount of new bone depOSIted begms to slow down, due m part to changes III the body's production of the hormone estrogen After menopause, when the amount of estrogen produc- ed dechnes dramatically, so does the production of new bone For some older women, thiS decrease IS particularly severe, causmg the bones to become brittle and thm ThIS disease is known as osteoporosis and It stnkes one m four women over the age of 60. Women who are most susceptible to osteoporosIs are thin, small, falr-skmned women who are mactlve, smoke, and have a tamlly hIstory of the dIsease The major problem of osteoporosIS IS the weakened bones and Jomts, whIch may fracture under normal stress The most common fractures are of the hiP, spme and wrIst A more obvIOUSsIgn of the dIsease IS some loss III height In cer- tam women the vertebrae WIll compress and curve, causing a GP Rotary is top club "dowager's hump" The Grosse Pointe Rotary was recently awarded the Dick Many doctors beheve that the best way to prevent osteoporosIs or arrest the dIsease If It has begun after menopause IS by takmg Hedke Award in recognition of its outstanding community, small amounts of estrogen (usually combined With another hor- lohn W"f1l' Optit'lan youth, vocational and international service programs. The club mone progesterone) There are risks and benefits to estrogen re- competed against 48 Rotary clubs in District 640 covering placement therapy that you need 10 dISCUSSWIth your phySICIan southeastern Michigan and the Windsor meHopolitan areas. There also IS eVidence that havmg a diet rich In calcIUm (or lak- Making YOU Look Good With the Fashion & Thomas Youngblood, president of the chapter, and Carl mg calcIUm supplement~ \ and liomg a regular program of weight. Professionalism You've Corne to AppreCiate Meyering, chairman of the award committee went to the dis- beanng exercIse (Joggmg, ell '\\ IIIreduce tile fisk of osteoporosIs trict conference to receive the award. The Grosse Pointe after menopause Rotary began its 50th year of service to the Pointes this month. Osteoporosis Itself WIll not kIll you, although It can cause JOint The club meets at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial on Mon- or back pain. A broken hip caused by osteoporosis however IS a Naturally at major cause of death m older people Also, any br~ken bon~ can ,. days at noon. Pictured, left to right, are Dr. Max Gardner, Tom be a major disaster for an older person because of complications. Youngblood, and President-elect Bob Pytel!. hospitalization, and the phySIcal and emotional effects on theIr lifestyle. Whether you've reached menopause or not, talk to your doctor about bUlldmg "better" bones for the future. Single, free copies of "Preventing Osteoporosis" (p-048) are available by sending a stamped. self addressed. bUSIness sIze w si:: envelope along WIth the name of the booklet to The American Col Pride of the )"Jointes- t lege of Obstttricwns and GynecologIsts, Resource Center, 600 19599 MACK AVE •• G.P. W. LV1S4 .1 E::J 882-9711 Maryland Ave, SW, Washington, DC 20024 Vall Pelt graduates Two Shields graduate Roger Van Pelt of Grosse POinte Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shores was among 81 graduates at F ShIelds of Grosse Pointe Farms Lake Forest Academy III Lake are recent graduates of the Dm- I~OU CAHS THE~O C~E Forest, III , I'ecently. The academy versity of Notre Dame Michael F CALL US E ISa coeducatIOnal college prepar- ShIelds receIved a law degree and 343.4357 atory school Roger IS the son of Patrick J ShIelds received a W Thomas and Cynthia Van Pelt. bachelor's degree, majoring m hIS- Soltis and Vroom tory and economics are achievers Vall Tiem is assistant Lmda LeWIS SOltIS of Grosse Matthew Van Tlem, a semor at Pomte Park and Lorna Mae Mount Dmon College, has been ap- Vroom of Grosse Pomte Woods pomted as a campus center assis- were named to the academic tant for the 1986-87 school year achievement hst at Siena HeIghts Van Tiem, a member of the SIgma College III Adrian, Mich , for the Alpha EpSIlon fratermty, ISa 1983 past term The list ISSImIlar to the graduate of Grosse Pomte South dean's hst but IS for part.tlme stu- High He IS the son of Helen Van IFWE CAN HElP YOU WITH YOUR MEDICAL OR PERSONAL CARE dents Tlem of Grosse Pomte. • HOME CARE NURSING. PRIVATEDUTYNURSING. HOMEMAKING PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES In the past 6 months 20410 Harper Ave Harper Woods MI 48225 MfiI"'led 900 Tower Dr 14th FI HAVE YOU MOVED? Hulth Semces Troy. MI 48098 Af'lUATED WITH SAINT JOHN HOSPITAL SHVlNG THE SURl104.lNOING COMMUNITIES fOR OYER 30 YEARS BECOME ENGAGED? Reg. $2140 S~le HAD A BABY? Pnce $999 We have lots of free gifts for you!!! ExperIence the luxury of our forefathers as they If you now live in the Park call 881.7956, WHITTIER TOWERS brought the best of 18th century England to their City or Farms 882.7149 415 BURNS DR. AmerIcan PlantatIOns. Ask for the Representative from DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48214 ~~~91l What could' be better ..... than a Retirement apartment on the waterfront? DO YOU NEED o//tHin,.. • Private rooms and Apartments HELP- -aU with private bath. CARING FOR A • Around-the-clock security NEWBORN? • Registered Nurses on duty • Excellent Meal. (',dl MACOMb NURSiNG ~liroi!~~today and 263-0580~_ for Information or an appointment; ~'~"r-'~t"~{~~:::~ call LOIS NAIR 823-8470 15H8 ~erChe,al A,~enue 822-8000 Grosse POinte ParK • 823-0540 - ~ , . Page Slx.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, JUly 17, 1986 .I11111~~"111111111111111111111 1 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS. [Hi!) "1 II REALTOR' EQUAL HOUSING THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED OPPORTUNITY EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS Borldnd.John!>ton As!>oclates of Earl Keirn Realt, Champion & Baer rnc CentUl,V 21 Ed!>1oj the Village . Higbie Maxon Inc RealLors R G Edgar & ASSOCiates John E PICr<.e & As!>oudte!> Ine Centun 21 Lochmoor JohlJ!>tone & Johnstone Inc Shorewood E H Brown Heally Inc Chamberlam Hedllor~ James R Flkany Real Estate Co Jim Saro~ Agencv Inc Sine Real Estate Co John S Goodman Inc McBrearty & Adlhoch Realtor!> Ine Schultes Redl Estate Co Palms Queen Real E.,tate Tappdn & ASSOCiates Ine Hendricks & AsSOCiates Realtors Schwelttcr Real Estate Ine Youngblood Healty Inc I:\I<'OME PHOPEHTY Sound Investment Sound Income Two family brick, t\\'o bedroOIll!> each umt Separate gas F / A furnaces Two car PRICED TO SELL gdrdg(' Will negotiate CALL A FORECLOSURE Spectdcular !>paclOllioMonterrey Colomal With Circular dnvewdy on Wmd. mill POlnle Drive Five bedroom!>, three bdths, famIly room With fire- place. custom built lIbrarv WIthflrepla('E' tllli flnJ<:hMb,1Se'llen! Thl ee , ~!.l~n$.(fuonmanl~c Cdl garage attached Lot IlOxJ23, $249,000 or best offer ..' ,-' ComputSflZed - Mult/llsted SINE REALTY T' LAND CONTRACT TERMS 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE . IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE , , , J<:lghtumt!>w Gro!>se Pomte Park Area ONLY $98,000, $20,000down, 10% Estabhshed 1951 IIIterest EXCELLENT CASH FLOW DISTRESS SALE Forty one GROSSE POINTE SHORES umt., Apartments III DetrOit FIRST OFFERING OWNER MOVING OUT OF STATE 49 Belle Meade - PrestigIOus Belle Meade, execullve Colomal for grdCIOUS hVlng, four bedrooms, family room with wet bar. paneled library and SPdCIOUSfive bedroom brIck Colomal, family room, In Grosse POinte Park many other amemlles on Bedford $120's ,- GROSSE POINTE FARMS OWNER WILL NEGOTIATE 121Ridge Road - Ridge and McMillan, large one and one half story bllck Mdmlenance free four bedroom, completely redecorated, new kitchen and bungalow, three bedrooms. one and one half baths. den or fourth bed bath, centrdl aIr, move-m conditIOn ONLY $102,900 room, recreation room, natural fireplace, drive, two car, close to every. thing Custom bUilt four bedroom Two and one half bath In PRIME AREA OF HARPEH WOODS Family room FmlShed basement. LARGE kitchen TAKES PLEASURE GROSSE POINTE PARK Much More ONLY $74,900 HURRY, WON'T LAST IOlD YorkshIre - Yorkshlre.Jefferson, large three baths, fIve bedrooms, THREE BEDROOM. Colomal, famJiy room, two full baths, III an excellent two story, beautiful foyer, all large rooms, master sUite With natural area of GROSSE POINTE WOODS 80's IN ANNOUNCING fireplace, new wmdows, gas heat, drive, two car garage OPEN HOUSE 1230Lakepomte - Lakepomte off Kercheval, SIXrooms, three bedroom!>, THE ASSOCIATION OF Colomal, new kitchen, hVlng room With natural fireplace. carpetmg, SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. drive, two car garage 1314Bedford Five bedroom, three baths $127,000 15105Wmdmlll POinte Drive - WmdmJlI Pomte Drive, large four bedroom, OPEN HOUSE THOMAS L. TABER brIck, two full baths, family room, library, all newly decorated, ney, carpeting, family kitchen, first floor laundry, two lavatories, attach SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. ed two and one half car garage, vacant, ImmedIate possessIOn 5600Woodhall DetrOit A dream house Must see to believe Many extras as a Sales Consultant of the firm • Specializing in SINE REALTY Grosse Pointe Properties MULTILIST SERVJCE FARMS OFFICE Ontu~ 884-7000 ~.JUT2I 16845 Kercheval 882-5200 Grosse Pointe, Michigan EAST, INC. IN THE VILLAGE 17150 Kercheval Ave., G.P. Elizabeth Eldridge, President Terr) A, Kargol. Vice Pre!>ident THIS MANiFICENT CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL features over 3,000 square feet of livmg space With all the 881-7100 features yOUlook for In a quality reSidence Consider a newer kitchen With rich cabmetry and cherry wood, an 18'x19 Calmly room, a library With bUllt-Jn bookcases, a 24 foot screened terrace, and much much more RICh natural wood floors detailed plaster and moldmgs thrOUghout complete thIS descnptlOn, but we would love to show you thiS umque home BERKSHIRE - CUSTOM BUILT - ThiS beautiful residence was built 10 the early 60's and has been metIculously malntamed With recent Improvements mcIudmg a new furnace, central air conditIoning, a new roof and much more ThiS four bedroom, two and one half bath home also features a large famtly room and a 20 foot porch which overlooks an elaborate m-ground sWlmmmg pool and patio area, REDUCED - GROSSE POINTE FARM RANCH - Secluded locatIOn, large family room, attached garage. central air and many excellent features pnced at only $122,900 INDOOR SWIMMING POOL - IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Located on Marter Road, SpaCIOUSranch With faml' Iy room \\ Ith fireplace, three bedrooms, and priced under $100,000and only $8,000 down assumes the fixed rate mortgage OPEN SUNDAY TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES OF ERA COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - 21acre parcel on 13Mile Road Zoned B-1, Ideal for offlce and commercial develop- ment Call for additional mformatlOn OUR SIGNS ARE IN SOME OF THE BEST YARDS IN TOWN Youngblood FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING ." ,.~,.. ncaltylnc. ~ :SI ' Ii I Immaculate 10<;1de and out ThiS four bedroom. two and S~ one half bath Colomal bUIlt by De Paepe features cen. Stop In and see 1457YORKTOWN In GROSSE POINTE '20439 MACK AVENUE tral all', wool carpetmg. large hvmg room With ndtural WOODS thiS Sunday from 2-5 ThiS one owner home IS fireplace. a library and sunny famIly room With 'icpa kept WIth lovmg care It has four bedrooms, two and one -g,1<, S'~ ;eea~ Grosse POinte Woods rate heat The finished basement has a paneled recrea half baths. cozy family room With natural fireplace and tlOn room With natural fireplace, wet bar and large lav. mUCh. much more $159,500 Don't forget stop 10and 886-8710 atory A short walk from WmdmJlI Pomte A must see' 'iee U'i on Sunday FIRST OFFERING Under $4f1,OOO Great starter home' Ever} thmg updated r Newer roof' Newer vmyl sldmg' Hardwood floors I Eating area 10 kitchen' DlvldE'd ba'iement Clo,e to shoppmg and transportatIOn Call today for an appomtment DEVONSHIHE Good family home offermg 11\109 room With natural fireplace. formal dwmg and three bed rooms ThiS all bnck C'olonlalwcludE''i stoVE'and rerngerator and ceiling fan m master bedroom Priced for qUick sale' WOODSIDJo: Reautlful ranch' All brick With aiumlllum storm<; and !>creens Attached garage, wet plaster, refl/llshed oak floor'i. ne\\ dnveway and heated enclo'ied porch LIVing room With natural fIreplace. formal dwwg, kItchen WIth eatmg "pace thrcr brdrooms and t", 0 full bath'i Won't la'it long KINGSVILLE Rungalo\\ 10 neal clnd attrachve nl'lghborhood Three bedrooms, kitchen With no.""ax floor, second floor recently refml'ihed \~Ith knotty pme drop crllmg and ('xtra msulatlOn OPJ-:N SUNDA'l 2 '; Broadstone - Grosse POinte 1m OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 - 310 Belanger - Grosse POinte \\uoo" I"lrge thn'(' t>cdrofJm Colomal offering one full Farms Great floor plan being offered In thiS three halh plu~ half bath J Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS' REALTOR' ~~u/~~~~~',~~ THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS Borl •.llld John~ton /'\~Olldt(~ or ~ drl Ktlm Ht.dlt) IlLgb,c Malon Ino lledllors t~nlury 21~"'I uf Ih~ Vdl"ge ~h~m~dOg~~ J()hn ~ PWrle & As~oclates loc ~bore ....ood f. H Ufo ....n Ht.alty Joe :':s~~l~ Joh~tone & lnc. (t,nlury 21 Lochmoor John"lone JLffi Sarcs Agency Joe ~mt' Heal r stelle ('0 James It f Jkany Real ,,-.Iole to M NUMEROUS FIRST OFFERINGS! LIVE ON LOCHMOOH m thl!:>beautiful live bedroom COIOfildl ThIS CldS!:>IC Glos!:>ePomte Wood'> home hd!:>.In exceptIOnal family room I'.lth natural flrepldce \\ lth w;,tom copper hood three full bdth,>, heated three car at tached gdrdge bre"kfd;,t nook and dmmg room Kitchen updated In 1980 and hvmg room .11"0hd!:>.I fireplace MUCH MORE' $295,000 W-J6LOC) B8!,5BOO Ichweltzer.~~fnes Real E/tote,lnc. I I tIifIII Hand Gardens PERFECTLY CARED FOn Seml-Hanch With two A RARE OPPORTUNITY to buy a completely re- BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED ONE OWNER bedroom!:> dnd bath on the fIrst floor plus large ;,tored New England Coloma I WIth a new deluxe RANCH In the Shore!:> nedI' the Gro!:>!:>ePOinte bedroom, 8x6 alcove dnd second floor bath ThiS kitchen and a tradItIOnal and practical Butler's Yacht Club ThiS fine home I!:>situated on a well easy to In e In and mamtdln home of cour!:>ehd!:> pdntry [<'our bedroom!:>and four baths plus a 9xll landscdped lOOx140foot lot and con tams .1 large ample !:>IW!:>eparate hvmg dnd dining room, good dres!:>mg room off the mIstress' bedroom The hvmg room, separate dmmg room, famIly room, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 eatmg area m kItchen, attractive garden room home has all new carpeting and beautiful hard- paneled hbrary, t",o very ample bedrooms and Don't deld~ on !:>eemgthiS home I wood floors ProfeSSIOnally decorated Idealloca- two baths ThIS home was bUltt by Waller Mast, 703 St. Clair tlOn . one of the fmest bUIlders m Gro!:>sePomte's hl!:>- Sharp nedt condo, neal vllldge !:>hoppmg 1'\\ 0 bedroom;, onh tory $69,000 DON'T I\lISS IT' INCOME PROPERTIES 964-66 Beaconsfield Pnce $84,900 Land Contrdct terms Edch umt has hVlng room, dlnlllg room, kitchen, three bedroom, one bath, two car garage. two new ga~ lorced all' furnaces New modern kitchen on !:>econdfloor 1111 BEACONSFIELDIINCOME PROPERTY $89,900 Land Contract terms Each umt ha!:>hvmg room, dmlng room. kit- chen, two bedrooms, one bath, two g.IS forced all' furnaces LOller umt, all' conditioned t\\O car garage ONE OF THE FINEST ranch's In Grosse Pomte Woods you may ever have the chance to buy Fea- FIRST OFFERING - The pIcture !:>howsan 1m. NEAR THE LAKE peccably maintained extenor and that only tells FIRST OFFERING - Three bedroom on popular turing two bedrooms, two baths WIth both hvmg Custom bUIlt slx.year-oJd center entrance Coloma I ThIS magll1flcent house part of the story Walt until you see the profes Umverslty near the Village shops Attracllvely room and dmlng room separate and a center hall features four bedrooms, three and one half bath!:>,a beautllul Circular slOnally decorated mterlOr complete WIth newel' decorated and very well mamtalned Features in- to aVOIdgomg through the liVing room to get any- stairway overlookmg 4,500 square feet of spacIOus contemporar,\ 11\ earthtone carpeting TI'.o car garage, one qual' clude new furnace, new roof and energy savIng where Plus a paneled hbrary (could be guest bed- mg Includes t\IO beautiful common flreplate!:>, !ocdted In thl' ",red! tel' acre of propert~. walk to North rllgh and three storms and screens If j ou al e lookIng for a home loom) The front and back yard have to be seen room and the conver~atlOn room Mu!:>tbe seen to be appreuJted <'."1 In the 80 s In thiS ared don't heSItate call to appreCiate, too hard to descnbe Beheve me, bedrooms are some of the other features avaliable for appomtment today before you .Ire too late thl!:>won t IdSt' If .)ou .let fast Would you like to know the value of your property HANDSOME ENGLISH TUDOR sItuated on beau- WE ARE OFFERING dt a sub!:>tanllal pnce re tIful Oxford Road, close to schools and shop- ductlOn a home on one of Grosse Pomte City's in thiS changing real estate market? ping ThiS gracIOus large three bedroom McBREARTY most deSIrable streets ImpreSSive step-down Call us today! home has a hVlng room, family room (25x19), hvmg room, famIly room, deluxe modern kIt both have natural fIreplaces, dining room, chen, fIve bedrooms (or four and an upstairs breakfast room and fll'!:>tfloor lavatory Newer & ADLHOCH study), three baths and central all' Call now l roof and overslzcd garage Well pnced for all to get settled before school starts again I all11S- thiS value REALTORS fl!I]!!!!!!!!!I'----(2t!£5~~1 8&2-5200 REALTOR 16845 KERCHEVAL "IN THE VilLAGE" 17646 MACK 886-4444 ~~~ ~~ ~,t;t;;;r ~ ~~ ...... ~~~,,""'».'>.~~ iU<: LAKELAND - St Clair Shores Three bedroom ranch Central all' 19foot famIly room WIth fIreplace Paneled basement WIth full bath Ne\\cr kitchen \\Ith bUllt-ms Two car garage 55xl57 lot $89.900 MORaSS ROAD - Bordenng the Count~ Club of DetrOlI golf course Three bedroom ranch 20 foot family room LIbrary or den Updated kitchen Basement has 28 feet of bUllt-m oak cabinet!:> Lavatory "'lth stall sho\\er, fireplace and bar Spnnkler system, central all', ;,ecunty sys tern and other extras Pnce reduced ~/ , /;rt~~/ , ' " ;;-..; COl'RVILLE - between Warren and Outer Dnve T\\o bedroom bUIll m :?:*~#""~,«« ~ <~ .. 'W--~ ,,"", 1'l50 DI\,Jded basement Garage $29,000 1I0LL YWOOD - BUIltin 1970thIS COIOnJdloffers four bedrooms, t\\ 0 and FIRST OFFEHING - Four bedroom 1\\0 bath ranch on East Kmg;, Court one half bath!:> Library, family room and flr!:>tfloor laundry There ISalso In the Woods RecreatIOn room Three car attached gdrage '\Iarm sys AUDUBOI\!- bet\\een Warren and Mack Lovely DetrOit <;treet f"our bed d paneled recreatIOn room, central all' and two car attached garage tern Fle\lble floor plan 70x15'i lot $122,000 room Enghsh First floor den 1\vo CdI' garage $18 ,'iOO C \PE COD on !>ecluded street near Country Club of DetrOIt BUiltin 1981 LOTHROP - Deluxe ranch m '>uper locatIOn Three bedroom'> and two by Wilberdmg Large entry hall I'.1:h bnck floor and bUIlt In bar Fam- baths 22 foot famIly room RecreatIon room With flrcplacc La\\n Ily room adJommg deluxe kItchen Garden room With view of beautlfullv sprinkler ,;ystem Two car garage $258000 landscaped yard Large deck I'.Ith gas gnU Tv. 0 large bedrooms, two baths. silting room and storage on second Burglar alarm, ~prlnkler ,;ystem, central all' and attdched garage", Ith Circular dflve ExclUSive OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5'00 area 11l~8Ha",thorne - SpaclOu'> English on 70 foot lot $I'iq OOD WELLINGTON PLAn: - Foul' bedroom, two and one half bath Coloma I bUilt bv Ma'>t Llbrdry, plus a family room Central all' Two car at tached garage CAMERON PLACE - Delightful ,md ~paclOus four bedroom Coloma I MEMBER Three full bath" and two !Xl\\der room'>, hbrar~ ramll~ room and first floor laundr)- Paneled b WAYBURN - Two family flat Two bedroom<; In each Unit Separate fur l"IRST OFFEIUNG - Gro<;<;eP01ntc Farms Three bedroom Colomal on naces and utlhhes Appliance,; Included Two car garage $49,800 fiOxlli! lot J<:ngh<;h<;tyle I\!atural woodl'.ork HecreatlOn room With bar and lavatory T\\o car gdragc Po<;sc<;<;lonat close Sq2 ')()() LAKEPOINTI'~ - Two family re!>ldenc(' One bedroom 10 each UOit T\\o REALTORS@ car garage Good r(>ntal area $4ll,500 HAWTIlOHNE HOAr> - Park hke <;etlmg tn the Wood,; Spaclou<; ranch 886.3400 on 111xl n lot Three bt'droom<;, one and one half baths 21 foot family rmACONSFIELD - South of .!eHeNon Two f When you lIst your home With CEN TUR Y 21 LOCHMOOR we place a pic- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ~J21 ture of your reSIdence In the Macomb 1971 Broadstone - G,P.W -LOCHMOOR M L S book and In the Grosse POinte 1110 Canterbury - G P.W .G.Edgar &associates Board of Realtors book You can double 20913 Hawthorne - H Wds. 884-5280 your home's exposure by listing With us' 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 FIRST OFFERING - 1110 CANTERBURY - BEAUTIFUL large four bedroom Colomal m the LIggett school district of the Woods Recently pamted and decorated, thiS home WIllImpress the most dlscrlmlOatmg tastes Large slate foyer, parquet floor 10 the family room and morel! FIRST OFFERING - 2222 RIDGEMONT - CHARMING ample three bedroom, one and one half bath reSidence OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 10 Grosse POinte Woods Updated kitchen, large room Sizes, upstaIrs study could be fourth bedroom, full bath In basement, oversized garage and more 1349DevonshIre This beautifully appomted four bed- room home demonstrates the highest quality of construc- tIOn and a reat eye for detail throughout The tovely WIO- 1971BROADSTONE - ATTRACTIVE three bedroom Colomal With many amemtles Located 10 a great IOcahon dows across the front flood the hvmg room and dInmg of the Woods Large lot (60x14O),two-way natural fireplace, one and one half baths, central air and much more room with loads of natu! al hght The l.!enerous second 10 floor bedroom~ are serviced by tv. 0 full baths Large lot t685 BRYS - CLEAN well-mamtamed Colomal a deSirable location of the Woods Very low ulllllleb and taxes Attached garage and lovely neutral decor make thiS a A pleasure to bhow Pallo With meely landscaped yard Show and Sell I I , , move right-in home 958960 HARCOURT - OUTSTANDING value on thiS four bedroom, four baths mcome m the Park Superb condI- tIOn, Separate basements and ullhtJes, natural woodwork and more I 2132 ROSLYN - APPEALING three bedroom, one bath ranch In Grosse POinte Woods Assume open and land contract and take advantage of Grosse POinte schools, parks, librarIes and services Priced m the 40's PAICE REDUCED 20913HAWTHORNE - EXCELLENT condlhon on thiS three bedroom bungalow located In the Grosse POinte School , Dlstnct of Harper Woods Natural fireplace. pallo, cedar closet and morel 0\', ner of thIS metlculousl) m..lllktuloo Colomal has pur. ¥ ~ chased her condomlmum and ISready for a buyer! I Dec- ,- orating In a country feel With a charmIng center wall ,f fireplace adds characterIStics to this home usually found ,-I' • In much more expensive hOUSIng The bay Windows In •. the hvmg room and dinIng room provide much natural •. light Mechamcally the roof IS new, the furnace IS new JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. and the basement has been waterproofed Priced 10 the ~., low 70's !> NEW ON THE MARKET ... • if• '"~ GROSSE POINTE SHORES • OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 • • 268 Moran Road - Grosse Pointe Farms .• RIGHT HOUSE RIGHT ROOMS RIGHT • STREET RIGHT LOCATION ThiS SpaCIOUSSide .• entrance ColomaI has the much coveted second full bath- •. room to service the three family bedrooms The first I ,• floor features natural wood floor In liVing room and dm . Ing room, the family room ISaugmented by a screened and glass porch Stop by on Sunday and see thiS home and get the nev. ask 109 price ROSE TERRACE Stop by our office and view plans for thiS brand new four bedroom Coloma I to be constructt'd on one of the few remaining lots of the origmal Dodge Estate Plans have been made but there IS still time for you to customize for your personal needs Just a few feet from Lake St Clair BY APPOINTMENT * "FIRST OFFERING "" TraditIOnal elegance for the diSCrIminating buyer IS a focal pomt 10 thIS Colomal estate offermg the fmest of amemtles. MaJestJcally sItuated on THE HOME YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR an acre of prime property near the lake, the SpaCIOUSaccommodatIons 10- Located on one of the Farm's favorIte streets, this clude five bedrooms, four baths (mcluding master bath WIth Jacuzzi), two charming English country home near the lake ISper- new powder rooms,large hvmg room and library both With fireplaces and fect for outdoor enter taming or famIly fun. And, two family rooms plus a new gourmet kitchen With everythlOg' Tasteful. there IS sl1l1 lime to enJoy the pool and pallo thiS ly decorated throughout m pleasing neutral tones, thiS outstandmg offer- summer! Many extra amenilles including new kIt- 109 is 10impeccable condition! The adaptabIlIty to gracIOus famtly hVlOg, chen, cozy hbrary, gracIOus room Sizes, slate roof, enterlalOmg, comfort and convenience ISapparent inside as well as through- marble foyer, screened loggia, three car garage, out the grounds where you Will flOd a fully eqUipped heated pool WIth room four fireplaces and Westec burglar and smoke alarm to spare for a tennis court should you desire, So many more excltmg de- system Featurmg four family bedrooms with two ." \,ails - ~alI 88'H;lOOO fOl';&ddlllonallOformahon on Uus extraordinary home. • 7l- ~ and one half baths and separate in-law suite over ~fIgii ~ ~-:;=--=- :;~:===- the garage Call for more mformatlOn on thiS truly SOUTH RENAth:> ROAD - ChOIce Woods location and a super ranch on extra large lot' Includes two bedrooms 1247BUCKINGHAM - THE DRAMATIC TWO STORY pIcturesque home. WIth den (or poSSible third bedroom), two fireplaces, updated family kitchen, large wood deck WIth gas grIll, LIVING ROOM ISonly the begmnmg of the excltmg fea- fmlshed basement and attached garage 881-4200 tures m thiS three bedroom, two bath Spamsh home The formal dIning room, country kItchen. exceptional mold. OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 411 LEXINGTON IN THE WOODS - Newly decorated three bedroom bungalow with Flonda room IOciudes new carpetIng, fire- Ings and tile-work contribute to this being one of the most If you have been lookmg for a ranch style home in the place, large kitchen, garage IMMACULATEl 881-4200 deSirable homes on the market Priced at $152,000 and Farms, look no more You'll love thIS one With Its awaiting your mspection formal dmlng room, large livmg room and screen- LOCHMOOR - FlOe Harper Woods bungalow has three bedrooms and a fIreplace plus new dnve, new roof, and ed terrace. There are three bedrooms, two baths and new furnace' Grosse POInte schools 881-4200 BY APPIONTMENT a two car attached garage *"FIRST OFFERING"* POPULAR WOODBRIDGE condo and thIS one's a beauty I Nicely decorated two bedroom, one and one half baths up/down umt has breakfast room, separate dmmg room, pallo and flmshed basement $79,900 Well malntamed one and one half story brick With A man's home IShis castle and we have It I ApprOXImate- English styhng and features - natural woodwork, ly 3,000square feet of livmg space WIth special rooms OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 leaded glass, and decoratlVe plaster Large updated for everyone You'll be proud to inVite your guests kitchen With Island area eqUiPped With dishwasher mto thiS gracIous resIdence We'll tell you no more The three bedrooms, hVIng room, formal dmIng Call for your appomtment today' room and flmshed basement provIde wonderful hv- 1292BRYS - AttractIve three bedroom, two bath bung- 109 space Priced 10 the $4O's alow WIth country kItchen, famIly room With fire- place Handy to all school levels! 884-0600 Hey look me over' I'm unIque I Large hVlng room, great room 627WASHINGTON - NIcely kept famIly home has four plus bedrooms, two and one half baths, library, large outstandmg kItchen and breakfast room plus large 239DEAN LANE - Charmmg four bedroom, three and screened porch 884-0600 one half bath New England Coloma I tucked away 10 chOIce Farms area has library, Mutschler kitchen, screened terrace, brick patIO and many more amemtJes' 884-0600 1337YORKTOWN - New offer of four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal WIth family room and fireplace, first floor laundry, central air and much MORE! 881-4200 MOVE-IN CONDITION - Freshly decorated three bed- BY APPOINTMENT room Colomal 10 the Heart of the Farms Brand new kll- chen With eatmg counter, central air, great flOlshed HANDY PARK LOCATION - Three bedroom, one and one half bath Tudor With den, new recreatIOn room and basement, first floor lavatory Early occupancy avaIl- attached garage all on mce large lot 881-4200 able FARMS GREAT LOCATION GREAT PRICE IN THE PARK - SpacIOus center hall Coloma I has four large bedrooms, three and one half baths, paneled library, REDUCTION Close to Kerby school, shopping and updated Mutschler kitchen, flmshed basement and three car garage 881-6300 the Farms Pier Features mclude three bedrooms and full bath upstairs, downstaIrs has a beaullful parlor to A MID-SUMMER'S DELIGHT IS thiS outstandIng tra. HANDYMAN'S CHALLENGE' Smaller aluminum ranch needs work but IS pnced accordingly Land contract greet your guests, study/den, family room and lavatory dltlonal center entrance Colomal Beautiful hard. available $47,000 881-6300 Tv.o car garage Pnvate Side yard Call today for an wood floors, unusually high ceilings, newer kitchen appoIntment With bUilt-lOS, five bedrooms, three and one half baths Newly decorated Inside and newly landscpaed RIVARD - Lovely three bedroom, two and one half bath English has family room With fireplace, flOlshed WHY RENT? For under $50,000 you can own thIS won- outSide Truly a charmer ' basement, three-car garage and much MORE r derrul Coloma I v,IItha new kltrhen, hardwood floors, 881-4200 Iivmg room, dlOmg room and Flonda room, three bedrooms. one and one half baths IMMACULATE RANCH on May 10 East DetrOlt- Fan. KERBY - Umque fieldstone "fairy tale collage" 10- tastlc entertamment area In basement fully flmshed eludes five bedrooms, two and one half baths coun- ThIS great <;tarter home IS waltmg for your decoratmg With carpetmg, wet bar and bath WIth shower Up- try kItchen and huge lot SPACE GALOREI Check and remodehng talents! Three bedrooms, one and StaIrs there are three bedrooms, bnght kitchen With the new low price 884-0600 one half baths, hVlng room With fireplace and bay, eating area Redwood deck, gas barbecue for sum- formal dmmg room, screened terrace, garage and mertime fun Newer roof, security system, move- ELM COURT - An absolute choice location for thIS deep lot Located m a great neIghborhood near m condillon Call today' schools classiC four bedroom, three and one half bath CoI- omal Includes paneled library WIth fireplace, fam- Ily room. screened terrance and a greenhouse 884- STUNNING DUPLEX near WINDMILL POINTE Mellculously malntamed GEORGIAN COLONIAL 0600 EXCEPTIONAL two-Family In one of the Pomte's fav- DRIVE IS Ideal ror owner occupant deSirous of tax onte rental areas near the Village Both 1wo bedroom beneflt<; Thl<; nev.er reSIdence offers profesSional SpacIOUShvmg room, formal dmmg room overlook- umts Include updated kitchens and fireplaces plus some decor m Its spacIOus mterlOr Three bedrooms, two Ing colorful well landscaped yard Llbrary WIth mce extras' Perfect for owner occupancy 881-4200 and one half baths, modern kltchpn, central aIr, natural fireplace. plus a family room Master bed- room SUite, five addll10nal bedrooms With appropn. <;prmklcr system, two - two car garages, lovely den IN THE PARK - Handy locatIOn for affordably pnced TWO FAMILY reaturmg t",o bedroom umts "'Ith base v.lth accec;., to bnck terrace, pnvale yard WIth new ate bathrooms A DYNAMITE HOUSEl Phone for ment and two-car garage $51,000 881.4200 landc;capmg and many other amemlles details MEMBER CHAMPION~BAER UUE llJ: ~~-!~!_t EMPLOYEE o RELOCATION REALTORS COUNCIL 102 Kercheval Ave.,Grosse fume Farms, Ml 48236 GROSSE POINTE PARI< GR()S~E POI\TE \\OOD~ 884-5700 !flnlO I\lack RRI 4200 1 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT >""l "'.ot...... -~~~..~~ ~...»:..... ~~..".,....:» .... BUILT IN 1968 by a buJlder for hiS IN THE HEART of the Farm!>, thl;, own famJ1y, thIs stately FI ench Col WELL LOCATED m the Woods, thiS dttractlve brick ColonIal has been three Qedroom brick ranch ha!>IIv- omall!> top qua lit} throughout Sit- metIculously mamtamed The sec uated acro!>s fJ om a large e!>tate, It mg room WIth a cathedral cellmg ond floor bath has been remodeled and upddted kItchen and baths The ha!>a partIal view of the lake m the WIth double smks In move-m con- Shores The two !>tory toyer IS furnace and roof were new 10 1985 ditIOn, It has three bedroom;, and a A big extra I!>the lnvltmg m-ground floor ed In mal ble dud mo!>t malO large famIly room floor room;, have pdrquel floor!> Ex- 30 foot sWlmmmg pool See It thl!> tra touche!> dre everywhel e !>ucha!> Sunday at 2181 Hollywood an Imported mal ble fll eplace man tie Sub Zero refllgerator and freeLer central vacuum c1eamng !>ystem, thr('e CdI' IIedted garage dnd much more Five bedroom!> thl ee dud one hdlt bath;, Open Sun- day at J8 S Deeplamb 1405BEDFORD - A FmSTOFFEHI~GI ('O/V ('o!onl<11 1 fll7 l!\R'.':\RD ,\ FIRST OFrEIUj\;G' - E!I.\.dl~tll m the PAHK' LIVlllg room v.lth natural fireplace lor neighborhood for thIS three bedroom bnck semI-ranch, mal dll1lllg room, Idmlly room one and one hdlf bath!>, den, full basement, two car garage BEAUTIFUL LOT three bedrooms I, lth bltllng room three car gardge and patIO, fll1l!>hedbasement 01\ LV $109,;;00' Be one of the fIrst to see call for an appomtment DISTINCTIVE FRENCH Coloma I ENGLISH COTSWOLD wlthm one REDUCED' ThIS umque house near WIth plenty 01 ;,tl eet appeal and block of Lake St ClaIr Completely the lake has a foyer, large IIvllIg much more to recommend It as well remodeled and enJarged In 1966 Pri- room, charmmg library, garden It has a foyel , large liVing room, kIt- vate master bedroom sUIte WIth room, a dmIng room WIth bUIlt-illS chen WIth breakfast room and three beamed cathedral ceIlIng and peg- and a fIrst floor laundry The 50 foot bedrooms Located on a beautIful ged floors House has many more brIck terrace overlook!> a lovel} tree lIned street In the Woods, It may advantages Featured on [he DetrOIt landscaped and pnvate garden be Just Ilhdt you've been lookIng Symphony Chnstmas walk three ThiS well deSIgned house has four fori 945THREE MILE DRIVE - Superb four bedroom bnck 725 WESTCHESTER - An excellent famIly home with limes - Wouldn't you be proud to be bedrooms and three and one hdlf Colomal on a gorgeous tree filled lot SpectaCUlar kIt the new owner? baths four bedrooms, lIbrary, two and one half baths, central chen WIth buJlt-ms, famIly room With fireplace, flm!>hed all', modern kItchen IIlth bUlIt-ms, famJly room, attached basement WIth wet bar, natul al fireplace, dnd carpeted two car garage Gorg~ous patIO, fountam, and light 109 ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) Central aIr and more 749 WESTCHESTER - DIve mto thIS gorgeous Colomal WIth mground pool t Four bedrooms, two and one half OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 bdth!>, modern kItchen, family room, library, finIshed basement WIth bar and more to see' Call for a tour Jll South Deeplands - Stately French Colomal - See Above 1441GRA YTON - Owner IS motivated Extremelv \\ ell decorated three bedroom bnck Coloma I \uth all new car- 2181 Hollywood - Perfect weather for thIS sWImmIng pool - See Above petmg, formal dmIng room, custom kItchen \Ilth oak cabmets, famIly room, two car garage 453 St ClaIr - Large home With nllmmum of extenor mamtenance Three bedroms and two and one half baths ELMSLEIGH - Gorgeous double water-front lot, WIth BRAND NEW French minI-manSIOn Old tIme craftsman- shIp and materIals Features too numerous to list but a fe\\ are thIrd floor ballroom, slate roof. gate- EQUit4ir hou<;e, and much more BOR LAN D-JOHNSTON fQlJlrAll1 UAlTY Assoelates NfTWOI.IC 01 ._. 22637 LAKELAND - A FIRST OFFERING - ST CLAIR SHORES - Superb three bedroom brIck ranch WIth ...... (~- --- VIPW of the Lf....KE I Slat~ entrallce lOyer ceramIc kitchen and dmmg room floors, famIly room, beautIful deck - overloohlllg Japane<;p (,ilrdrl1 \ lth I\dlerfall murh !n'lll Man.y,Many ~Horeby Appoilltment EARL KEIM SellIng or BUyIng Our Full Tlmc PI ofe~"'lonah REALTY .1fe re.ld)' to help C.lll Today Jim Saros Agency, Ine. ~ 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue up/lmtte! (, /) \oulh Htgh ~u/}J)()\lte! fit I I (e!{{\ 'I( hoo{ _The Helptul People I 886-3800 884-6400 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886.9030 EDGE MERE - BeautIfully landscaped center-entrance Coloma I III pnme Grosse Pomte Farms locatIOn The ~pac'ou!> floor plan accommodates five bedrooms and tl~O baths on the second floor, elegant IIvlllgJdInmg room, stunnmg vaulted ceIlIng family room WIth raIsed fireplace, large paneled lIbrary, well-planned kitchen WIth storage galore and fIrst floor laundry room The "" '''' ~"""~''''', " '~ """-.-" ] 'Wi _ basement IS flllished and fItted WIth full bath. Unseen , ~ :-:'~~~ WINDMILL POINTE r BeautIful three bedroom, two - extras mclude new furnace, central all' and secunty sys- bath contemporar} home v.lth fIrst floor master sUite DON'T JUST DRIVE BY I Stop m and see thIS dIstInC- tem Large walled bnck terrace, exquIsIte plantmgs and Llvmg room overlooks profeSSIOnally landscaped yard tIve Tudor style home WIth updated kitchen, newer car operable greenhouse make the secluded backyard a WIth very large patIO Among the many features you'll pet, leaded wllldows, fireplace, and fll1lshed basement haven for the home gardener fInd natural fireplace, basement, attached garage, and WIth dry bar ExceptIOnally good condItIOn' $99,500 826 a large lot $178,777 (G 25WIN) 886-4200 BARRINGTON GROSSE POINTE PARK OPEN SUN- DAY 2-5 B865800 FOR YOUR F Al\IJL Y - Sl\,)ed 1I1 the Tudor tradItion, thiS ;,paclOus home features five bedrooms, updated SUPER LOCATION III Grosse Pomte Woods for thIS two bath and a master bedroom WIth hiS and her closf't!> bedroom bnck starter home ranch WIth expan,)lOn all on a large treed lot m Grosse Pomte Park potentIal Located on a large lot ISI~here you'l! fmd Hdrd\\ood floors and marble Sills add to the appeal thIS onglllal owner ranch Don't mIss It' Call now' $78000 (F-76BARI 88651100 Pl'Iced at $79,900 (F 95HAMl 8865800 FIRST Ofo'FERIl\iG' ExclUSIve area of Grosse Pomte Shores ThiS Callforllla Contemporary ranch has two SOLID BRICK BUNGALOW close to shoPPlllg and bus natural flreplace<; beautIfully paneled famIly room Illle ThIS three bedroom bungalow IlIcludes fInIshed \\ Ith doof\lall to screened In porch. Peterson WIn- basement With lavatory, two car garage With do\\ <;,marble slll<;, and alummum tnm DIscover opener, hVlllg room IIlth natural fIreplace, and quality throughout thiS three bedroom bnck ranch newer roof and storm doors Located 1lI Harper $18'! 000 (G ')')EDGJ Woods' Call today I $51,900 (H-65KIN) 1185-2000 WEBBfo:R PLACE' Cu<;tom five bedroom Coloma I bUlIt SOMERSET - SpacIOus lIell maIntamed one and one CHARLEVOIX - BeautIful sprawlIng ranch In lush gar- COUNTRY CLUB LOCATION for a spectacular Vlel\ of half story bungaloll Four bedrooms two and one half den settIng Quality location maXImiZes the appeal of thIS b) DePdepc Thl') Grosse Pomte Shores home fea <;paon the golf course of the Country Club of DetrOit tures garden room and famIl\ room With natural baths, paneled sunroom, !\lubchler kllchen mellculou;, four bedroom, tv. 0 bath semI-ranch of over 3,000 square ThIs three bedroom bnck ranch has a newer country land<;capmg all enhanced bv a \ l'rV nice "Implc as,ump fIreplace dnd \~et bar, bUilt In vacuum and alarm feet FamIly room, FlOrida room, formal drnmg room, kItchen and master sUite With fireplace DeSigner tlOn large kItchen WIth eatmg nook, fIrst floor laundry as well sy')tem<; LOIler level hds ')auna/steam room and decorated' Pnced at $299,000 (Jf-82CHA) 885-2000 \\ hlrlpool ExceptIOnal home I $379.000 (G-79WEB) d~ many ul1lque and work-saVIng features ll86 420() ~VC.\l\lOHE LA:-IE - Delu\c four bedroom Ihree a nd one ha If bath custom home under constructIOn FIrst lot LIKE NEW BUT NICER r ThiS home ISJu')t like nell from the lake Luxunou., flr"t floor ma"ter ,mIl' With flreplace lIbrary, magmflCent two-story family room Nfo:WER OFFICfo: ~{'T1 E FOR LE<\SE' 2100 square WIth updated kitchen and bath NIce t\~0 bedroom IIlth fIreplace overJookmg Ihe Idke Deta Ii., floor plan and speCIfIcatIons avaIlable on request feet IIlth .Ill earpetlllg ,1I1d\~mdow treatments 1lI home has all newly refll1lshed hardv.ood floors and clud<'d Gn'dt locatIon I\lth central aIr and ample freshly pamted, newer furnace and electnc servIce 1\1':'iS!:'IIGTO:\ - If" au nced lot, of room thl., could he the hou<;p ThIS lovely five bedroom Tudor as large bnght parking Oil ner to !dke care of all exterlOr malllte Priced to see at $44,900 iF 16ELK) 886 ')800 room~ II Ilh harrh\ ood floors By Pat Rousseau ( ,I The Old Place '" is offering a s~ 11IA~ Accent your hair with highlighting, toiled ORIENTAL DESIGN CARPETS BY SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT OF 30%, .."..., to perfection by speCialists, Mary and BEAUTY & COSMETIC SALON Pamela available tor evening appointment CAROL .. Inventory Sale! Up to 65% off 4:30 p.m. - 7 p.m., Tuesday thru Friday. Thursdays. Try the new hair cutting techniques just in trom New regular price on selected wool and synthe- Enjoy dinner and enjoy the savings at York. Openevenings Mondays and Thursdays. Evebrow styling tor tic carpets in-stock 18536E Warren 15301East Jefferson, 822-4118. men and women, noappointments necessary ... 19463Mack Avenue, near Mack, 884-8383 ...... '" 884-8858. e ...... * Vacation Travel? ... Be sure you check your New Pre-Natal ExerCIse Session jewelry for loose prongs, weak catches, etc. and apprais- Ed~slewski ~ has cotton stencl1Dhur- . at Super Shape WIll keep you fit al for insurance at edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. and strong during your summer preg- 20139 Mack A venue at Oxford. Open Fridays until 8 ries. These colorful throw rugs come in owl, soldier, v-:;' nancy. Please call 772-9470to register. p. m .. 886-4600. cat, cow and unicorn patterns and are reasonably pric- "... Call SIze IS lImited 21517 Kelly ... ed at 21435Mack Avenue. Free parking in front, 776- '" 5510. ~ Road, East Detroit Special ... at the Notre Dame Pharmacy in the Vlllage. You ... get 1 oz. of Arpege natural spray specially priced at $9.75. '" '" * * * ... '" ... EDWIN PAUL SALON ,.,jJ :~. The Golden Lion ... offers take-outs Edwin styled the hair and makeup for the iW .~\ for all occasions including intimate din- The POSTAL CENTRE "Northland or New York" ad that's cur- 16900Kercheval. Gro~se Poiute, i\1I IlllJO can be )our personal or ners, special picnics and treats for 1f"'. ~ rently running in publications. He will be 1\\\ business address for as little a~ $11lIJIl a month. Call 881-1401for hospital patients, Moross off Mack details. The Postal Cenh'e leaving soon for Beverly Hills to style I Avenue, 886-2420. models Carol AUand Kelly Emberg at a famous Beverly Hills salon. Here at the * The p;inte F:shion: ... is open again salon Chris and Patty are now on the staff, ~ is having a STOREWIDE after vacation and is having a SALE of cur. colorists Steve S1. John is creating "na- ~ ,,... CLEARANCE with savings of 20% rent fashions at great savings ... 15112 Ker- tural" heads and Debbie is filling her Fridays and to 50%off all fashIOnsat 22420Mack cheval in the Park, 822-2818. Saturdays with manicures and pedicures. Everyone Avenue, St Clair Shores. says the non-smoking atmosphere agrees with them '(jJ)"ape,;; ...... Late evening appointments are available. Call885-9001 '" '" ... 20327Mack Avenue. - ,- fiNE FURMTUIt! has moved next door to a beauti- Remove unwanted hair ful store three times the size with covered free parking in the rear '" . ... permanently and safely by and Its o"n ....arehouse. The SUMMERSALE is nowin progress with ~'__ '~!.olhe excellent savings store-wide. The SALE also offers savings at Scott- ~1Iil, ~1'~~'':.:~n'.''''''l/Pmpnl electrolysis For a free con- iJ " " sultation call Mane, 886.2503 Shuptrine, nowowned b)' Howard Draper. Visit Draper's 23200Mack 7A'.t!"~. • ' Pick up a sum mer bouquet Avenue. St Clair Shores, 778-3500and Scott.Shuptrine 18850Mack ¥l':{i';.~ :'l~ from $3.95. Cash carry, . . 19877 Mack A venue Avcnue, 886-5200. -;~h~i'-~; 17307 Mack Avenue. 885- ...... "~" 6222. '" > .. The convenience of Tresses Hair TRESSES At.Bak<:rConcepts con- Studio in the Village. Open Mondays R ~ BAKERconcepts .,t1uLtion •., not a ne\\ O aH'IlUC for u., to follo\\. Sorries t L'ist $1,495 I do have a few apologIes to hand out First one goes to the fIve Grosse Pomte ~R~~E Yacht Club sWimmers who had their names Benz t $1,277 t dropped from last week's "GPYC keeps on winning" The sWImmers who brought 10 heads pomts for the club at two recent meets in- t ~~+¥' cluded Enc Stemer, Debbie Anderson, Joe to t Reynolds, David Garvey and Sean Gardel- la. Moscow My second apology goes to all the people , Feel The Mist t SALE who submitted matenal for last week's With Mistral! paper that didn't get m I had a call from Ron Lucas Thursday (a t In addition to Surfshorts, Happy Hour t very friendly, polite call, by the way). He 10% OFF was askmg about why the Connie Mack re- now includes Surfshirts. Buy 2, get the 3rd for sults dIdn't get in tll July 31st All Accessories Well, after I explained It to him and he t only It t thanked me and hung up, It dawned on me that I hadn't really given him a good expla- Cooking nation ~Modtrn .... Prod.ct. on board t REPLACEM£IT PARTS BY ...... """TheI"*'-'Q •• lIOGIIh Putting together a page is like putting to- 1 METROPSK'i'&spoRTs gether a Jigsaw puzzle, I told him. You look 20784 Mack Al!enue for a pIece that fIts and plug it in 1 20343 Mack • South of V.ml.r • Gro••• Polnl. Wood. 1 Grosse Pointe Woods (Continued on Back Page) ,r:-~ Mon.-Fri. 10-8 884.5660 Sat 10-6 ,_t£i~.l I..~~~~~~~.-...~ - 885-4670 \.. • $ Page Two.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 17, 1986 Grosse Pointe Li1tle League World Series . Woods-Shores flcult for parents and team members the game for the Yankees by reachmg the Rangers The Card!> ",ere ted by to belIeve, but Rlnl "once played for a cause, fIeldmg a sharp grounder to Michigan outs cored Notre Dame B-7 Webster defines 'perfectlOn as base (thIrd) on a throwing error, thIS three runs from ChriS John!>onand two start a double play - Fox to Prysak at m game two of the best-of-three senes cOdch who didn't belteve III practice .. the qualify or condItIOn of bemg time following a well executed bunt runs each from Jeff Prysak, Mall fIrst Thom Rhoades threw out two On the mound for MIChigan were When asked to compare thiS year's The Yankees appeared POISed to SpICer, Malt Dakho and ChrIS Ellck- perfect, extreme degree of excellence edlllOn to the excellent Reds teams of Braves altemptlllg to sleal to kill Rutherford and Cusmano Pltchmg for accordmg 10some gIven ~tanddrd ' It open the scormg WItha runner on thIrd son Brandon Kahllch :,cored the lone another rally Notre Dame were Crowley and Justm the pa!>t,RIm replied emphatically that and nobody out The advantage qUick- Ranger run on a smgle by N SmIth IS a state eagerly sought dfter dt all It \\ as "easily my best hItting and fleld- Braun. levels of aLhletlc competItIOn, but rare ly dISappeared, however, as Pierce CUBS-C<\HDINALS CUBS.CARINDALS Illg team, ' and possessed "more pItch- The AAAchampIOnship was deCided MIChigan's Malllre and Detlmer Iy achIeved on a personal level and vIr. made a perfect throw to the pialI.' In a prevIew of the eventual cham- belted out doubles whIle Rutherford Illg and overall depth" than any ttlam followmg a Danny Devlin grounder up pIOnship for AAA, the Cal'dll1als came July 3 at Kerby Field, WIth a 12-1 Car- tually never allallled at a tedm level he has ever coached was perfect at the plate With two the middle to retire the sliding Thomp- from behmd to de/eat the Cubs 9-B dmal vIctory over the Cubs CombIned The rare mstances, dlthough remote, That the accomplishments of the just three-hit pitching performances by doubles and a Single HISdouble III the remam Illdellbly etcped 111 memOl Y son The Yankee half of the first ended TraIling III the !>Ixthby two runs, wllh concluded season have not yet fully Cardmals Rolka and Agnone. coupled fIfth drove In the wmnmg run Crowley Don Harsen's 1957 "orld Sene~ peIfelt uneventfully as Wltulski threw out one out, four str.llght hits by Johnson, regl~tered 1, eVident when he says "I WIth the balanced hlttlllg attack were hit a double off the fence for Notre game, and the 1972 I\1ldlnl Dolphlll~ Devhn atlemptmg to steal, and Pierce SpIcer, Prysak and Eugene Agnone III ,till can t belteve that a team can go the margll1 of vIctory In the game Dame the thIrd, Schroeder collected perfect 17.(1 season are among the fe\1 retired Corona on a grounder to lIed the gam!' After an mtentlOnal walk two doubles, and Vreland tnpled m the through an enlIre season Without a loss Haskell to ChriS Fox, Brian Clute Cdme through With a season-long rIvalry at stake, But consider the 1986 major ledgue ll'~ unbelle\able'" There ISa cautious third, but was thrown out at the plate Reds of the Woods ~hore~ Little In the most Improbably half UillIngof WIth the wllllllng hit, ~cormg Prysak the Cardmals' Prysak, Fox and Spicer optllnJ.~m IIhen he looks to next year' \\ ere stand.outs defensively, while League. a team mdnaged b) JIm Him the series, the Reds scored five runs J Rolka earned the pltchmg victory Notre Dame won the decldlllg game Iexpect to be competitive (eight of the Without benefit of a hit five of 10 bat- GIA:\ITS-C,\HlHl\: \LS Clute and Hardmgh hdd two RBI each of the series, beatmg Michigan 13.0 - coached b\ Mike l\1<.Cdnndnd Ted 12 team members return), but all Klrles - and compll~ed of DJ \ Id ters sent to the plate walked, Two were With 10 hits m the second mnll1g - MichIgan's Terry Holusha got the only \:atlondl League teams will be Improv- hIt by pitches Once again the outcome capped by a Jody Hardmgh tnple - the Park Minors hit off Notre Dame pItchers Braun and Applegate, Kevl1l Bal, \\ 1I11amDuell ed It would be unreahstlc to expect BrIan DUIgnan, Mike Ha~kell. Geofl had been deCided early, but the parade Cards broke open the game and went NOTRE DAME-MICUlGAN I Schroeder Holusha was later tagged Jnother perfect season next year, how- of Red runs contmued: three on the sec- out at the plate by catcher Robbie Klrles, Sha\\ n McCann, Aaron l\hlhdel e\er on to a 9-4 Will PrY~dk and Agnone Notre Dame defeated MlChlg\n m Brllt PIerce. Jay Radloff RVdnRoule~ ond, SIXm the third, four In the fourth helped the team With strong pltchmg Bacon whIle trylllg to steal home (In p:Jper the World Series ~ppe~rcd the first game of the World Series 15-7 and Matt Wltulskl and SIA m Ui": fifth. Tht! Yallk~ at- perlOrmdn<..e~ l3r1an Law, Enc Klss- Pltchmg for Notre Dame ",ere Andy Braun gol two of the three Notre ,I mismatch - the undefeated Reds tempted to make a game of In III the kall and Dan Gutmann accounted for The Reds have achieved d rdre mea ..gamst the American League cham- Crowley, Cory Schroeder and Kevlll Dame hits, the other was by Campbell, sure of perfectIOn, and In the proce~s second and thIrd, but were only able to the GIants' run~, whIle B Do~sln WdS Schroeder For MIchigan, pitchers who turned the only double play of the pion Ydnkees, who had not quahfied for score three runs off PIerce, who went two for-two at the plate have estab1Jshed ne .... ~tanddrds the ~enes until the fInal game of the were Ryan McCaIn, John Rutherford fIrst mmng, WItha tag on a runner and agamst which future teams IlId) be all the way to record a 24-3 VIctory CAIWI'\! \LS.BRAVES and Dave Cusmano Mark Campbell, a throw to fIrst Schroeder receIved the regular season But the Yankees had The improbable season concluded In the openmg round of play.offs. the measured been the only team durIng the regular Enc Vreland and Mike Marontate game ball Success has come bolh on and off fhe wILhPIerce engulfed IIIa sea of red um- Cards beat the Braves 15-4 In the holl)- doubled for Notre Dame Steve Mamre MichIgan Pitchers mcluded Jodwav, !>eason to take the Reds Into extra In- formed well wishers contested match, the Cdrdlnal hlttlllg fIeld The Reds launched the ~ea~on on nlllg:" 10slllg only after yIelding two hit a two-run homer over the fence and Holusha, Cusmano, McCain and a wmnlllg nete as thev set d ledgue For SIXof the Reds' 12 learn mem- attack was led b) Carl Ra"hld, Jason Jodway, Chns Dettmer, Chns run~ III the se\ enth on four walks and Rutherford , team record by surpa;slng the $ I UOO bers, however, Lheseason WIllconlmue Lawrence DeLUCa Clute and Fox Car Sope and Andy Brewer doubled for The two teams ended the ~eason WIth .In IIlfletd out mdeflmtely The SIX, which mclude dlllal pitcher Agnone helped hIS 0'" n mark In the sprmg cdnd) ~ale a~ out Fueled by momentum of the tight 1\1lchlgan Identical 14-4records Cielder Kevm Bal raIsed the Illdlvldual Applegate, Haskell, McCann, MIchael, standard to more than $800 Ladv Luck Amencan League pennant race, the Pierce, and Wltulski, were named to Yankees opened the scormg by parlay- the NatIOnal League All Star team, contmued to smIle on the Heds'm the lIlg a Jeff Thomas walk and Gary Cor- annual bike raffle as pltcher.shortstop WhICh begIns regIOnal competItIOn ona slllgie mto the fIrst mmng run off Saturday at Elworthy field {By Earl Mike Haskpll and outfleldel Bndn Reds ace startmg pItcher BrIt Pierce DUIgnan rode home on shmy ne\\ red Duil(nan} Schwinn 10speeds The Reds answered with two of their The records contmued to plle up dur own on a walk to MIchael, a double by Park Majors iog the season (1) mo!>tconsecutIve PIerce, and a wIld pItch The apparent- CARDINALS- YANKEES shutouts (four). (2) most runs dunng ly familiar scenarIO took an unexpected A seven-run rally In the fIrst Innmg a season (220). (3) highest run differ- turn III the second, however, as the nor- was too much for the Yankees to over- ential (220vs 49), and (4) most hits bv mally redoubtable Reds defense turn- come as the CardInals took the World an mdlvidual players (PIerce - 47") ed porous and the Yankee hlttmg turn- Sefles ChampIOnship Saturday In the eaSily ecllpsmg the old record of 40 ed eqUally timely Walks to John MalIS- decldmg game of the three game The crownlllg achievement was the zewski, Stephen Guest, and Danny Dev- series lin mterspesed With singles by KevlIl Ed Dorda had the heavy bat for the season Itself. as the Reds recorded only Magee, Terry Thompson, and Corona the second perfect season III the Cards WItha tWG-runhomer In the first resulted 111 four Yankee runs and a 5-2 mning and another tWG-runblast m the league's hIstory by postlllg a 21-0 lead record (dupllcatmg a feat achieved by fourth, gOing three-for-three at the the 190 1977Reds). and commg back The Reds characteristically fought plate Chns Holley also homered m the to capture the World SerIes after los back m the bottom of the second by flfSt for two RBI Both sluggers will re- loading the bases on walks to Bal and mg In the opemng game turn next year But scratch the surface of thIS team DUignan and a Haskell single. In the Other Cardmals scorers were Chad and you Willfmd somethmg more than game's pivotal play. Yankee pItcher SChomaker, who had an Impressive merely a smgle, Isolated sedson ot Sam Sanom was more than equal to the serIes defensively at shortstop, Bran- athletic achIevement What .,ou \\ III challenge, however, as he fired a thIrd don Lulls; Donny DeSerrano, Kevlll ,tnke past the dangerous Pierce to Barnes, Ryan McCartney, and Danny fmd ISa tradItion of excellence which retire the Side Although only two In- has extended well over the past t\\ 0 Commer. been decades nIng~ had played, It became clear With the bases loaded III Its half of the The man most responsIble for that the Ydnkees were about to accom- first, KevlO Rauch had an RBI walked , orchestratmg the success of the Reds plish what no team had been able to do scoring Dan Mmadeo for the Yankees' dUrIng the regular season Final score' only run III the 9-1 game :' over those years ISteam manager Rllli Yankees over Reds, 7.3 .- Smce begmning hiS coachmg career 23 Defensively, the Cardinals played years ago, Rim's teams have averag- The second game began With each errorless ball Comer was the startmg ed a pennant every three years on theIr team scormg a run m the fIrst Yankee pitcher and was relIeved in the third by way to capturmg eIght NatIOnal League starter Sam Sanom yIelded a double to DeSeranno. who allowed no runs and Applegate whIch score The gar;nf mded dramatically WIth Heds half of the fIrst, starter Matt a double pl~y , DeSeranno to Donia at - World Series champIOnshIp III the pro- Wltulskl settled down after a Corona '.:cess. firllt to KMfl"Barnes who got the Farms.CitY'~Leagtk champion Indians are, standing from left, coach Greg Messacar, Chris HBI smgle to slip third strike curves Yankee runner at Lhlrdfor the final out . RIIlI, who thIS year was ably assisted Oliver, Scott Rice, John Jungwirth, coach -chuck Campbell, Dan Teranes, Riley McCormack, Matt : by coaches McCann and Klrles. ISa Llt- past both Sanom and Maliszewski with Cardmal manager Pat Coffee attn- : He League coachmg ranty he neither runns on second and thIrd buted the WIOentirely to the boys, but Stentz, coach Rick Campbell, kneeling from left, Jay Strobl, Tom Kolojeski, Gary Campbell, Ryan As In game one, the top of the second : Jives III Grosse Pomte (he played m the hiS part and the expertIse of coach Messacar, Kevin Brennan and Robby Teide. Not pictured is coach Dan Miller. . Woods-Shores League as a youth, how- prOVided to be the games pIvotal in- Larry Hardmg cannot be overlooked : ever) nor has yet to coach hISown child llIng Wltulskl struck out to start the in- Other members of the champIOn : (although three-year-old son Jeff IS a nmg, but Will Duell followed with a Cardinals who contrIbuted to the wm \Ialk Smgles by Bal and DUignan load- were Danny Paull and Doug Wolff . regular at practIces and games) ,\-hen ed the bases : asked why he makes the almost dally Jason Kester - With a key hIt In the : trip from hIS Mount Clemen~ home Followmg a bases loaded walk to second game - and JIm Dalley round • from Apnl to early Jul), he replied Haskell and a helder's chOIce, PIerce, out the squad : qUIte SImply "I enJoy It ' Applegate and Shawn McCann hit safe- The first game of LheserIes had to be ly to send five more Reds' runs across : The Reds have 1Il fact become a RIm called in the top of the fifth due to 111- : family heirloom ~Illce Jlm'~ father the plate The Yankees could muster clement weather and darkness (8.(1 only a smgle run on a paIr of run pro- Cardmals) : ~lcholas, after whom the World Series ducmg doubles by MaGee and Thomp- : "unner-up trophy lS nar:01ed. began The second game was themostexclt- son III their half of the IIlmng, as the . coachmg the team 1Il 1%1 one year IIlg of the senes WItha 12-11 vIctory for : after Its inceptIOn Jim Jomed hIS second Inlllng ended 7-2 After Witulsk: the Yankees Matt Recht and Rauch ~et the Yankees down 1-2-3III the third, each had three run homers for the : father's team as a coach m 196-1at the he .was replaced by Pierce who com- : age of 15.and began opera tIllg the team Yankees III that contest Holley : lour years later pleted the game by registering seven homered for the Cardinals strikeouts In the last three mnings and Congratulations were extended to the The Reds' manager. who I~ eqUal helped complete the scormg WIth the OOlrJ" tllsk master and teacher. IS a 1986World SerIes champion Cardmals ; ."tl"Ongbeliever mthe adage "practIce serIes home run over the center fIeld and Lhe runner up Yankees for fme fence Filla I score 10-2. Reds VIC- seasons WIth the dlstnbullon of troph- : 'Tlakes perfect . The fundamentab torIOus : whIch art! taught and contmually rCIll Ies Game three opened under cloudy , ton:ed durmg practlces and exhIbitIOn Farms-City AAA . gCJmesof Apnl. become reflex actions skieS With PIerce pitching for the Reds of a "'ell dISCiplined team In the game~ .Ind Thomas on the mound for the CARDINALS-RANGERS ,)f May, June. and July It may be dlf- Yankees Once agam, as he had done The Cardinals earned a play-off spot mthe second game, Thompson opened m the diVISIOnWIth a 17-1victory over Benz heads for Goodwill Games By Mike Andrzejczyk Racmg m Moscow IS going to world champIOnshIps, Benz says When you turn on WTVS from mean a lew unknowns for Benz. It's not going to be an easy race, AUanta, Ga July 20, to watch the It.Jl be a scull he's never raced he concedes. GoodWIll Games from the Soviet before agamst a competitor he has Brian comes from a family of Union, keep your eye out for never raced against, Benz says boaters. Younger brother John Just Grosse Pomte's BrIan BenL The second part doesn't worry, got himself a summer salling Job Benz, 23, WIll be scullIng one on- hIm as mu~h, because he has, In North Carolina on a 65-footer. one agamst a racer from the Soviet trlends that have raced agamst the Parents Ed and Fran Benz have Union In the Single, 1Jghl\\Clght RUSSians, who fmlshed SIxth In the been boating for years as well sculling dIVISIOn "It feels real good I'm very ex- Farms-City AAA champions are the Cardinals, including, standing from left, coach Bill Fox, Chris cited, ,. Benz say:. of hiS upcommg South drops twq gets two forfeits Fox, Chris Johnson, Jody Hardingh, Mike Rolka, Brian Clute, Jason Rolka, Dave Collins, Mike Prysak, race. Unlike other events at the Grosse Pomte South's ConnIe South played only one game last kneeling from left, Carl Rashid, Matt Dakho, Eugene Agnone, Lawrence DeLuca, batboy Nickie Evans, GoodWill Games - the bramchlld Mack team dropped two games to week because of the weather The Matt Spicer, Jeff Prysak, Tom Rhoades and Chris Erickson. of medIa mogul Ted Turner - on- the Warren PatrIots two weeks game, against Utica, was sus- ly the Umted States and lhe Soviet ago, -1-3and 4.1 South rounded out pended after two innings July 8 Umon Will have sculler~. he add~ Its \~eek's achon With a double for- and completed July 10 With the He earned hIS berth for the feit deCISIOn over Anchor Bay on Blue Devils coming up on the short games by takmg a thIrd place at Sunday Only eight Anchor Bay end of a 9-2 score the men's natIOnals at Indlanapoh" players were present at game South's hitters garnered only The Grosse Pointe Hockey Association three week ago It took a hltle luck, tIme three hits off two UtIca hurlers - too. because the flr"t 1\\ 0 fll1l"her,> The Blue DeVIls were held to fIve two by Bruce and the other by wishes to acknowledge its sponsers for the 1985.86 declined to parl1clpate 111 the lilts m the 4-3 loss to Warren on Ju- Lucas. Lucas netted the team's on- hockey season. Their generous contributions games ly I Bill Adlhoch, Doug Lucas, ly RBI of the day The City reSident has been row. RIch Cordova, Mark Carl and Tim Loser Leonard allowed seven enhance the community hockey program in the mg for SIX years Vvlth the DetrOl! Nugent notched the safeties, Cor- hits and walked 10, while fanmng Boat Club, VvhICt-,prac!lc(,~ dally dova 's hit accountmg for two RBI. only four Grosse Pointe Area. Please return their support off Belle Isle at about ,;unrl,>e Bem Cordova went the distance on the With one more week to play, when possible. says that. besIdes the compdltlon. mound, and was tagged With the South has an 8-5 record, and are it's the JOy of getting out to beaull. \0"'> He yIelded seven hIts and five Virtually assured of a spot In the Cui places at peaceful tlme~ of the v.alki>, while fanmng three playoffs The playoffs - for teams Major MagICS Talon Inc. Fruehauf Industries day that excItes hIm ahout rowlI1g with a 500 record or better - get RIck Leonard gave up four runs Benz has been scullJng "'!nce hI'" underway July 23 Oxford Beverage Meade Proform and fIve hIts In the first two mmngs Crain Communications jUnior days at South fllgh School The local team has not been hIt- on .July 3, and that was more than Grosse Pointe Motor Sales and has the same coach over all ting the ball, With theIr team bat- SequOJa Industries Michigan Truck Spring enough as the PatrIots came out on those years, head coach Dick Bell tmg average at a dismal 221 top, 4-1 Leonard fanned 11 and Bensons Optical Riverside Kiwanis The smgle lightweight dlvl~lon mark Only two players - Bruce Fred Gordon walked four m five Innmgs on the calls for the rower to weigh no ( 308) and Lucas (.303) are over Oakland Dodge Osborne Transformer Jim Holden more than 70 kilo,; -- about 160 hili Dave Nystrom went the final the 300 mark two stanzas pounds. Benz says The scull con- The pitchers have a combined Fife Electric K Tool Corporation Or. John Hall forms to internatIOnal compelltlon Sean Bruce had two hIts, whde 2 59 ERA, but 29 errors have ac- Monroes Restaurant G.P.o, rules, weighing a ITIlmmUm of 30 Steve Kinsley, Adlhuch, Cordova, counted for 22 unearned runs pounds and carrying two oars, he and Nugent notched one hit apIece, GPS meets Mount Clemens to- Vyletel Buick The Hall Group adds Adlhoch drove In the lone GP run, day at 6: 15 at Kerby FIeld. '. Thursday, JUly 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C Grosse Pointe clinches spot in Mickey Mantle tourney : Boating Grosse Pointe chnched a spot m two mmngs. Center fIelder Chur~h the playoffs of the MIckey Mantle Thomas robbed a Lake OrIOn bat- By Margie Reins Smith diVISIOn of the Macomb Amateur ter of a home run and prevented Baseball Federation With a victory three runs from scoring WIth a over a surpnsmgly stubborn sparkhng over-the-shoulder run- it's even worse trying to hang on to a large pot of bOIling water Mount Clemens team 10 the 15-16- mng catch In the 3rd Innmg Cooking aboard while the captain dodges wakes and crashes head on through year old travehng league Lake OrIOn avenged the loss With four-foot waves. Sailors' hearty appetites are legendary. It's something in the The POinters join 16other team~ a 4"(}shutout over Grosse Pointe 10 water, the wmd or the sun Pack the refrigerator or Ice chest m reverse, With items for the who finIshed the regular season a game played at Lake OrIOn July last day of the crUIse m the back and food for the fIrst day m Cookmg for a ravenous crew while underway, however, is With a 500 record or better to 3 OutfIelders Rusty Knowles and somethmg lIke standing on one foot, patting your head and front or on top. Ice cream will never stay the proper consIstency qualIfy for the playoffs that began John Johet and thIrd-baseman rubbmg your stomach at the same time. Buy it ashore, in cones, as a sperlal treat. Eat potato chips the July 15 and 16 and contmue Jones collected the only four hIts first or second day out They get gummy fast Boat galleys are generally small, wIth limited cooking through next week 10 the double for Grosse Pomte as the Lakers When you're on a long crUIse, use local specIalties whenever eqUIpment and even less storage space. Many have half-sIze ehm1OatlOn tournament to deter- dropped the Pomte record to 10-6. you can. Buy fresh whItefish directly from commercial flshmg refrIgerators, no freelers, and mmiscule preparation space. mine the league's representative!> Mark Belanger, starting tor boats 10 northern MichIgan and CanadIan ports PIck blueberries Some carry only an Ice box or a portable cooler. The stove top In the distnct and sta te competi- Grosse POinte, struck out three, on !'hore 10 Georgian Bay for blueberry pancakes or pies may be two alcohol-fueled burners and there mayor may not be tion to be held later thIS month walked four and gave up only four a small oven They're very small bernes, however, so you'll need a battalIon of The Pomters opened the fmal hits 10 the losing caus{: pIckers If you're gomg to make a few pies Larger boats can hook up to electric power while at the dock two weeks of the regular sea so.. Manager Mike Johnson's troops Every CanadIan town, no matter how tmy, seems to have a With a tight 3-1 Win at East DetrOIt needed only one wm 10 a schedul- Some even have generators, so that stoves, electric frying pans, local bakery where you can buy fresh bread, homemade rolls mIcrowaves, coffee pots, and toasters can be carried along and June 30. Russ RIce started on the ed double header agamst the Sterl- used whIle the boat IS movmg and made-to-order pies Ask the dockmaster If there's a bakery mound for Grosse POinte and went mg HeIghts Mets July 6 to clInch WIthin walking distance Even though you plan to catch fish for But It's not hke home On longer crUIses - even with some all the way as he held East DetrOIt a playoff berth, but their hopes dmner, it's only sensIble to carrv a few extra cans of tuna, just to only one run nnd scatfenng four \\ ere dashed when the umpires sophIsticated equIpment - you ::.tlll can't run to the store for a 10 case. hits Second baseman Marty Saad faded to show up after a 21 ~ hour forgotten mgredlent And you must adapt your meals and your Experienced boaters have learned to carry a good supply of style to the pItch and roll of the boat and the type of cooking and left fielder Marc WysockI led \\ alt for them m a S\\ eltenng equIpment available canned and non-perIshable staples - enough to make several the battmg attack WIth two hIts humIdity meals 10 case they're unexpectedly weathered m for an extra each whJle shortstop Chns Dudeck Grosse Pomte took the dlsap- Pre-plannIng IS Important A lot of galley chefs prefer one-dish day or two in a remote anchorage. Canned fruit, soaps, casseroles prepared at home, carried aboard, and reheated at contributed several strong defen- pumtment out on a good Mt meal tIme. vegetables and juices, packages of pasta, jars of spaghettI sauce sive plays to help shut down the Clemens team July 8, winmng 2-0 and powdered milk are good times to keep aboard all summer If your boat has electncity, you might consider a small East DetrOlters for the second time behmd WysockI's two-hIt shut- Here's a recipe for a hearty sailors' chih that can be prepared thiS season out to chnch the playoff spot mIcrowave oven because It can defrost, roast, bake, heat at home and reheated as the malO meal or a midnight snack for casseroles, make coffee, cook bacon, heat soups and warm up Grosse Pointe continued Its wm- WysockI struck out eIght and walk- a hungry crew Nancy Yuhn saId thIS recipe IS a faVOrite WIth n10g ways WIth an excltmg come- ed three batters m the ram- leftovers. It can do it fast, wIthout generating a lot of heat inside her husband Bob and hIS 13-man crew aboard Red Apple, a the cabin The designated chef can cook, serve, throwaway the from-behmd vIctory over Lake shortened game that was called m 46-foot Encson, when they head north for the annual Port Huron- Onon In a game played at Elwor- the bottom of the 6th inmng paper pIa tes and get the heck out of the galley to join the rest of to-Mackinac race. the crew for the good times up on deck - which is probably why thy Field on July 2 Trailmg 5-2 Grosse Pomte scored both their She serves it with split corn muffms and adds the cheese just going Into the bottom of the last m- runs when Jones opened the fIfth he/she came crulsmg In the fIrst place. before serving. It freezes well too ning, manager Mike Johnson's mnmg WIth a double and WysockI Use convenIence foods and indIvidual-sized packages whenever NANCY'S CHEESE CHILI they're avaIlable. 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LOANillS INCLUDED FRn LOANERS INC,"UDID w;:~Sat $22,995 Filii LOANE'" INCLUDID FAEE LOANIRS INCLUDeI , \ Gross~ Pointe News Page Four-C Entertainment Thursday, July 17, 1986 'Club Paradise' worth checking out by Michael Chapp Eugene Levy and Rick Moranis as Mary Gross as conservative - if Kampmann and Andrea Martin as womamzing wimps trying to get There's somethIng about not downrIght prudish - girls who a couple near divorce who hope the lucky In the sun; Robin Duke and Chicago In the wmterlIme that Just just want to have fun, and Steven vacation will save their marriage. naturally makes people want to be In the film's best role is Peter someplace else Two weeks ago In O'Toole as the British governor of "Runmng Scared," BIlly Crystal the Island who has a defmlte pes- and Gregory HInes played WIndy simistIc attitude toward its polItI- CIty polIcemen who yearned to cal future, but who stIll manages qUit their Jobs and headed to ,. , to come up with a barrage of in- Flonda to open a bar And In "Club sults and observatIOns that are fun- Paradise," Robm WillIams plays a mer than anythmg Williams does ChICago fIreman who leaves hiS in the film Job in the cold, cruel city to buy a And, let there be no mistakes, resort on a warm, beaullfullsland WIllIams does quite a bit m the He should hdve stayed III the film Among the more memorable cold, cruel Cltv hlJlllks are the ad campaign that Before WillIams can say "Wel- he put~ togethel' with hIS gIrl- come to Club Paradise," he's got fnend/partner (Twiggy), the trou- more problems than a stray chick- ble he gets In with hIS buddy/co- en at Colonel Sanders The Island owner (musICian Jimmy Cliff, who - property of England but home also performs some great new to scores of black nahves - IS on songs in the film) and the hot the brink of ciVil war The club IS water he gets m when he misplaces falling to pieces, and. as a result, hiS guests on a nude beach the guests want to see Williams Among the least memorable Similarly dIsassembled The far- happemngs m the film IS the civil cical setting ISperfect for the com- war, which starts when a corrupt edic wit of WillIams, but the SCript, travel mimster (the late Adolph alas, IS not Yes, WIlliams gets a Caesar) orders the natives of the number of pnme lInes III the film, island to take up arms against rattling out one-lIners like a WillIams The sequence is almost machine gun in battIe, but the totally void of comedy, and tacks laughs are spread thm, and durmg on an extra 30 minutes to a film the last half hour of the picture, which would do better without the they are almost nonexistent extra running time. In films of this Frequency of laughs notWith- sort, where vacation hijinks are standing, the picture stIll hits the the main raison d'etre, anything mark hard m the comedy depart- over and above the standard Heads and Thies ment The spattering of guests at schtick is usually unnecessary and Reggae music star Jimmy Cliff, actor-comedian Robin Williams unfunny, Herein lies no exception. ... or "Forty Years of Play with Clay," a book of essays the resort include many of TV's and multi-Oscar nominee Peter O'Toole come ashore in "Club Most of the characters are, un- by Lynn Zwickey, Grosse Pointe resident, Is available at "Saturday Night Live" and "Sec- ond City" Among them are Paradise," a comedy about a rundown island resort. fortunately, underdeveloped. Th~y the Book Village, 17051 Kercheval. The books is serve their purpose for a selected philosophical, biographical and ceramic bits of pieces, scene and are then discarded for about gooks and their ilk, and costs $4.50. For mail Gymnasts may enjoy 'American Anthem' someone else Too bad, too, be- orders, add $1 for postage and handling. Photography is By Marian Trainor cause the Levy-Moranis team has by Marianne Letasl and the piece shown Is titled, Siege of did last year's "Purple Rain," it In a balance of so-so acting and style and charm. One would not LookIng at the htle - "Amen- Troy or Siege de Trois. stretches out a rather well-worn an uninspired script, the chance to mmd seeing the two of them toget- can Anthem" - of the glItzy, lack- plot with hyped-up hghting and view close-up the performers domg her m their own fIlm sometime In luster film, the first thought ISthat such added touches as people whatthey do best, "American An- the future LikeWise, Joanna Cas- It has somethmg to do With patriot- wearing halos them" merIts applause for its pre- sldy, who plays a travel reporter Mercedes featured this year ism, the American way and all in spite of ItS reliance on such sentation of what It takes and what for the New York Times, is on those sentIments that are runmng stylistic props, "American An- it means to participate m thiS de- screen so little, viewers almost for- in Concours d'Elegance high thIS year, fanned by the them" does present some first-rate manding competItion. get who she is when she reappears Statue of Liberty extravaganza, More than 12,000spectators and gymnastic performances by at the end of the film. In short, bile Autocrat, a 1925Wills 8t ClaIr Not so It ISthe story of two gym- dozens of gymnasts led by hand- It's a competitIOn much more there's too many talented people 194 prestige autos from 17 states and a 1957 Morgan. nasts, Steve Tevere (Mitch Gay- and Canada will arrive Sunday, some Olympic star Mitch Gaylord, demandmg and nerve-wrackmg here and not enough funny hnes to Hours are from 10 a.m to 4 p.m lord) and Julie Lloyd (Janet makmg It attractive to enthusiasts than a team sport, such ~s hockey go around. Aug. 3 for the Eighth Annual Mea- All receipts bellef!t Meadow Brook Jones), and their struggle to Will a ~mvbrook- Concours d'Elegance, and those who have come to appre- Gymnasts stand on their own as Still, the comedy level III "Club Hall ' place tOtreQl;esent Amenca at an ciate the sports from watching solo performers There are no Paradise" is leaps and bounds held on the rolhng lawns of Mea- On Saturday, Aug 2, the Second i~ternat~onal meet television: "'~"'" ).,1 I n, -.ll'~"h(asslsts", .. above' most'other films of ttie dowbrook Hall at Oakland UnIVer- Annual Meadow Brook Historic As fat as the "anthem" part There's no ~~g the appeal'of When we first meet Steve, he is genre, and viewers will laugh sity 11,_ Races wili be held at Waterford , goes, no once do we hear what has watching these-1bUhg people as moping around a gym watchmg heartily more than once Williams, An enlarged automotive art ex- Race Course in Waterfurd This come to be expected as part of the they contend for a place on the win- others perform. At one time he had though given less- than-usual hibition and art auction Will agam event, which also benefits Meadow opening ceremomes of the ehmm- be a major attractIon at the Con- Brook Hall, will feature vintage mng teams, whether on television been one of them, but IIIa moment matel'1al to work WIth, manages to ahon run-off Instead we are be- or in thiS film It is fascinating to of anger, hiS unemployed father pull a few comediC rabbits out of cours. The creator of the 1986Con. and modern race vehicles driven seiged with what has become a cours OffICial Poster - always a by some of the great names in the see how they have disciplined and (John Aprea) broke Steve's arm. hIS hat, and O'Toole, one of the staple of made-for-teenager controlled their bodies to perform His arm he:lled but his frustration most under-rated actors working "must" for collectors - ISN Gray history of the sport. Further Infor- movies - boommg rock 'n' roll or amazmg feats not to mention to and disappointment With hiS father today, is brilliantly sublime in the Counts, one of the world's top au- matIon can be obtained from Mike solemn musIc mtended to accent tomobile artists and a noted car Shel'ldan or Teri Freeman at 373- grace and beauty of the chore- had broken his spirit His father reading of hiS character. the more dramatic scenes. graphed numbers performed to had been his inspiration, but now "Club Paradise" ISworth check- designer who was selected by the 2525 Directed by Albeit Magnoh, who Concours Art Committee music his father not only discourages him mg into, but only at reduced rates. Mercedes ISthis year's featured from competing but mSlsts that he automobIle - appropriate slOce 10 Sandhogs focus of Breslin's latest not even try. this hundredth year of the motor Goaded by hiS pal, Arthur (An- The Presidential retreat, before to "keep" the house Hence, the 11- alcohol He attends a couple of AA car we salute a company which m By Marion Trainor drew M. White), he goes agamst It became "Camp David" in honor [880 created a three-wheeled en- Table Money tle, "Table Money" meetmgs but when the boys gather his father's wishes and returns to of PresIdent Dwight Eisenhower's The book begms as a story about at the bar at the end of the day, he gme-dnven vehicle Honorary By Jimmy Breslm training where he meets Julie, grandson, was called Shangri-La. Owney Morrison who has returned goes along Chair Keith Cram, Vice-chairman "Table Money" is a novel like no another gymnast who also has to Queens from Vietnam WIth a The story of Dolores and Owney of Crain CommumcatIons, Inc, other. It's a portrait of a world and parental problems Her parents CongressIOnal Medal of Honor He speaks to the heart of a man and SOMMER PALACE and Chairman Richard HlOson. as- a way of life that most readers aren't interested m her mterest m IS the offspring of a hard-drmkIng woman caught up m a net woven In observance of our ,"oclated publIsher and editorial know little about - the sandhogs competitive gymnastics. line of Irishmen who bUIlt the tun- of tradition and, m a way, neces- one year anniversary director of Autoweek, are expect- who risk their lives dfllhng tunnels In spite of the objectIons at nels that brmg water to New York sity home, Steve and Julie train under m the Pamtes, you llIg d spectacular array of Mer- through subterranean rocks. Will receive a cpdes automobiles At the end of the day, they go to City Readers go below the busy the guidance of Coach Saranhoff Visitors WII]see a 1939Mercede~ the local bar. There they down He marries Dolores, whom he streets of New York where a (Michael Patakil, who gives them 0 met Just before gomg overseas worker may be blasted away by 50 10 discount .).1;) K Convertible Coupe, reported- shots and beers While their wives qUIte a bit of attention She sees somethmg speCial m dynanute left behind in the rocks on all authentiC Chmese ly the last car produced by the walt at home with the chIldren . Either to stretch out the story- Dinner Items Owney's letters to her from the or where If he makes one mistep, p:ant m World War II - and ru- When they fmally make it home, line or to try to make the audience field, a sensItivity that sets him he could fall into a 900-foot pit and mored to be the exact car ordered the money left is put on the table aware of why a good relationship JUly 23, 1986 apart Because she knows he has be brought up as a mangled piece by Hitler as a gift to StalIn. with his father IS important, some Another spectacular vehicle Will somethmg more to offer than fall- of human flesh in a plastic bag. clips of Steve's former athletIc It's Us!! mg mto a drInk-to-survlve pat- Breslm, who recently won the on I)e the Meloccdes S-Tourmg Light opera auditions achievements and hiS father's tern, she refuses to accept Owney's Pulitzer Prize and the George Polk pride III them are thrown in Thanks Grosse Pointe for Beautiful cars to be displayed on The Light Opera of Michigan, ~leadowbrook's rolling lawns and drinkmg and carousing Owney Award for his column in the New The most satisfymg parts of the your patronage. under the directIon of DaVId Pulice doesn't see It her way "Everyone York Daily News, frequently film are the sc~nes showmg the Its golf cours\: Include a selectIOn and musical director Felix Res- on the Job drmks," he tells her chronicles the hves and happen- amazing performances of Gaylord SUMMER PALACE of vmtage Auburns and BUlcks, as nick of the Birmingham Bloom- well as examples of the Marques, "What am I supposed to do at the mgs of characters who live in and the other gymnasts. 1211 Beaconsfield 331-8440 field Symphony, Willhold auditions end of the day, walk out on them?" Queens. Is is an area where he the Packards the Duesenbergs for the 1986-87season Smce he refuses to abandon hiS learned his trade as a newspaper and Holls Rovce,; The operas will be staged at the Jaguar~. BugattIs and Cords Will friends, Dolores abandons him man and no one tells those tales MarqUiS Theatre In NorthVille Au- She takes their baby and goes back quite like him decorate thE' landscape From the ditions are Saturday, July 19,from 4th_ midwest will come a 1911Oldsmo to lIve With her mother, an almost In this, hIS fifth novel, he breaks Patt?~[_'~ noon to 6 pm, and Sunday, July unprecedented move 10 Queens into the story line to relate in- V~C'a .. e~ 20, from 12 30 to 2 p.m at The First Not only that, she ISdetermmed to cldents m the lives of minor, but Paupiettes of Lemon- Chicken Presbyterian Church of Dearborn return to school and become a doc. colorful characters There are Auditions on Brady Street. Singers are paid tor It's not an easy chOIce Her ' . Sole w/dlll sauce 511'15 & Shrimp Creole 5995 The DetrOit Center for the Per- per performance, and all roles are mother IS outraged There IS also poetIC scenes, too. Grilled Strip Steak Lobster every formmg Artl>WIll hold auditIOns for avaIlable the baby to care for and a matter Jimmy Breslin has always been & Quail 51495 Tuesday 51095 two fall production,;, "Slde By Side Operas to be staged are "The of money a compelling writer. His talent for By Sondhclln" and "Beyond Barber of SeVille" (in EnglIsh) - And then there IS Owney, a war telling a good story and telling It July ]7 18 19 Live la71 Wed & Thur~ Evenmgs Therap.r ' October, "Side By Side By Sond- hero With the courage to fisk hiS well IS aptly displayed In "Table " w/comphmcnlary hj)T~ d'oeuvrcs helm" - January, "Iolanthe"- !Jfe, but not the courage to give up Money" Fourteen i.lllgers, dancers and 15402 Mack • Valel Parking. 881-0550 actors arc lH'cded for cl variety of March, and The Desert Song" - roles May A'udll1on m English An accom- EqUity auditions \~11l take place ~ Wedne,day, ,July 2.1,at 7 p m Non pamst WIll be prOVided Strongest eqUity auditIOn" ""III take place attentIOn Will be on the first two Proudly Presents • Thul'<;day, July 24 at 7 pm shows, Slllce auditIons Will be held RAM'S HORN • • A three-mmule contemporary agam III November RESTAURANT u~{O'g monologue 1<;reqUired for actor!> 885.1902 Two ,;hort !'>ongsare r£'qlllred for 17410 MACK AT ST. 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LOST - black dog, Spamel MI48236 885-6081 885 17h2 884-1516 88') 2111 You're never alone In- people for a career In 1A 111 'hIInICa ...... mix - wavy hair, white CHEF fmanclal planning Sales, st,Intly !>ummons medlcal- 11 SIct 1lIl Jentce ~ WRITING/RESEARCH/ pOlice tire paws Maryland/Kerchev- Downtown festaurant seeks bu~mess expenence or 1C ~ l1J CIf ..... al area Seen m different I 'qualifIed workmg chef, profeSSIOnal background l.ET ~'~ RESUMES 1D fill S«Nt 1111 Cars II I1Iy 'NO OBLIGATION" areas of Grosse Pomte near Ren. Cen Call be reqUired Income of more r~ HI ochure~ ~pecche" e(lit 2 '*' I •• 1 t 11L PIrtIIlhs 33H)669 than f40,OOO III your 1st I , IIlg mdnudb ,emllldr~, DEMONSTHATION 2A IlI1Ic:IIIIlJ 12 INts ...... tween 9-3, 259-327J \ Please Cdll l"OUND - cat, Lochmoor/ year are not uncommon ~ -D01T_ I • ~ Thursday, July 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C 5A SITUATION WANTED 6 REIHALSIHOMES APTS. HC 6C RENTALS/HOMES APTS ETC 6M flORIDA VACATION 6N NOIHHfRN MICHIGAN 8 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES 8 MISCELUNfOUS ARTlr;l f<, DOMESTIC GROSSE 'OINTE OETROIT - f>H OFFICE FOil IIENT RENTALS VAr.A liON RENT AI!"> fOil SALE FOR SALE AAA Cleamng Company 03 AVAILABLE August I!>l 2 MOROSS near BeaconsfIeld . ------. BONITA Beach and Tenms woman crew wIll clean bedroom upper flat, stove, 2 bedroom lower, carpet-, FOR LEASE I HIGGINS Lake - sleeps 6, Club, Gulf View, 1 bed August 16, August 23, your home thoroughly I I efrlgerator lIlcluded, $275 ed very dean, garage, SUiles built to order llUlldmg dnd qUickly I<.:xceJlentre per month plus utlILtle& !'oom 774-b580 weekly 1 517-112t-6705,245- dvallable August 1, $375, I located on Harper In 1798 terence& Call Chn& even 0343-0153Altel 4 p m for appomlment 372-9208, Groi>se POinte Woods Up FIVE ml/lutes from Disney Ing& allel 7 pm or week- -....:~...:..:.;:-=-..:..:.:.~-:....!:....:..:.=--- 60 VACA liON IIENTALS 881-6870 I 102,000 square feet dVdl! 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CATERING ator, air conditioner and H13-4b32914 bdths, 2 car garage, cen- Good parking Vacant APRON AsSOCiates Food lor heat mcluded $300 month- DELTONA, 2 bedroom, 2 tral air, electrK filter, ex- ly, workers preferred 331 the dlscrlmmatmg paldte cellent conditIOn/locatIOn ON THE HILL bdth condo, near Disney 0518 Second floor front Large World and Daytona Beach Meetmgs, cocktail and dlll $625 monthly, 1J! months ner pdrtles 882-7149 !>ecunly depOSit Refer- BEDFORD - 3 bedroom up open area Also slllgle of- All amellltles, famIly flce Lot!>of wllldows rates 882-1232 PRIVATE catenng - hot ences 773-6994 per Kitchen with eating space 1 year lease $325 6N. NORTHERN MICHIGAN and cold hors d'ouevres A FEW 2-3 bedroom homes, Vlrgmld S Jeffries Realtor preparatIOn, service and month 881-4200 VACATION RENTALS flats - vacant soon Agent JOHNSTONE & 8112 0899 clean-up Bartendmg Fee 543-9735 JOHNSTONE available Parties from GROSSE Pomte Woods 1183 ll}-250persons Reasonable NICE qUiet apartment near GROSSE POinte area, I bed square feet $1,100 a pnces Refel ences avail. Eastland Ideal for older room apartment, mee month Shorewood E R able Call after 6 pm Mlga person 779-9706 area Appliances, carpet- Brown Realty 886-8710 882-5663,or Susan 82l-()408 68. RENTALS/HOMES, APTS., EfC: mg, $325/monthly 882- OFFICE space on the HIli 6. RENTALS/HOMES, APTS., EfC: HAIIP'ER WOOOS 9549, 886-9770 Several SUItes, 200 to 1,000 GROSSE 'OINTE THREE bedroom house, Im- TWO-three bedroom flats, square feet Mr Vesco TWO-thl ee bedroom smgle mediate occupancy, vacant soon, many mce 886-1080 Grosse Pomte Schools, homes and flats, vacant areas, $250, $275, $325, OFFICE SPACE $625 per month 886-2130 soon, many IlIce areas $365, $395; $425, $475; $495, Grosse Pomte Plaza BUlld- $275, $295, $365, $395, $450. 6C RENTALS/HOMES. APTS ETC" $550, children and pets mg, tremendous locatIOn, $525, $595, $750, children DETROIT welcome Agent, fee lower level, 1,000 square and pets welcome Agent SOMERSET - between 543-9735 feet, $650 smaller umts Fee 543-9735 Warren and Chandler THREE bedrooms, 1'", available Close to 1-94/ GROSSE POINTE Park 3 bedroom bunga- baths, Enghsh bungalow, 696 Convement to all ser MOVING AND STORAGE low, basement. garage buill-Ins, refrigerator vIces Substanllal parkmg COMPANY $400 nook, fireplace Washer, MICHIGAN REALTY Redsonable Rates BUCKINGHAM - 3 b.d- dryer, c!Oi>e to schools, I 296-7602 Rehable Service looms, fireplace, smgles good references $600 per , Caryl Lltzenherger Frep E..,lImates OK $400 month Call after 6 pm, : John A Robert!> 343 (H81, 822-4400 ALTER ROAD between Kel' _ 8ll4-7432 I cheval and Jefferson, 2 61. GAil AGE FOil RENT ONI<.: exceptIOnally large bedroom upper, $235 2 TWO bedroom apartment - LARGE 2 car garage, SUIt lower flat WIth either 2 or bedroom lower, $250 15433Mack, DetrOIt Apph- ances, carpet, $315, heat able for boat storage etc 3 bedrooms Available 8ep- LaVon's Rental and Proper- $40 a month, locatIOn, tember I or pOSSIbly ty Management 773.2035 wcluded 822-6952 earher $875 monthly plus CadIeux near Mack 885 BALFOUR/Warren - 5 0991 utlhtles and preparatIOn TWO bedroom upper flat on room upper Includes 18x fee Large three bedroom KenslOgton near East 24 hVlng room , 18' VERY clean garage storage Side by Side - hvmg room, Warren AppILances, car- cathedral celILng, 15x15 avaIlable for 2 cars 885 dmmg room kitchen and petmg, laundry faclhlles, formal dmlOg room $305 3006, message atlracllve screened porch garage space, basement C~ 882~;1,lIv llft~r ~ p ml. 6J. IlUlLDING 011 STORE Available Immed"Hely storage, rear balcony Well FOR RENT $800 plus ut,hlles and pre- kept and classy Available OUTER DrIve area - East paratlon fee References Immediately $385 meludes Warren/Chatsworth 5 ST t1JAit Shores, for lease, reqUIred Send mqulfles heat 886-6397 room upper flat, large hv- 23218Greater Mack, south of 9 Mile, 2,700 square feet to Box A.35, Grosse MORANG/Beaconsfleld - 3 mg room, some utilitIes, CommerCial/offICe Ample Pomte News, 96 Kerche- bedroom home, complete- securIty $295 882-2079 val, Grosse Pomte Farms, ly carpeted, drapes 60. RENTAlS/HOMES. APTS-. Efe parklllg, excellent loca- NEAR AREA lion Immediate occupan- MI48236 throughout, 2 bathrooms, cy 881-4937 PARK - Lakepomte near large country kitchen, mce TWO bedroom apartment, CharlevOIX Lower 2 bed- basement, garage, fenced ready to move-Ill East De- FOR LEASE rooms, stove, refrIgerator yard Available soon $450 trOlL $395. m-7555 I PRIME $450/month mcludmg heat 372 9208, 81116870 RETAIL LOCATION STUDIO apartment -lower 19329 MACK level 23301Kelly Road, ;fl 885-9468 ONE block from St John 8112-5003 GROSSE Pomte Park on hospital - 3 bedroom Apphances, drapes, car- I Beaconsfield, mce 6 room home, 2 car garage $525 pet $2'70mcludmg utilities I upper, oak woodwork, ap- per month Available Sep- Last month's rent plus se- phances, porch $455 343- tember 884-1064 cunty reqUired 885-1794 0255 ONE bedroom lower, apph- WARREN - 8/Grabot area REAR House - 2 bedrooms, ances, parkmg $250 plus Free rent, some pay for carpeted, apphances, m- utlhtles 885-6515 servIces rendered for eluded, no pets, Mack/ 4214 BEACONSFIELD, 1 handicapped lady Ideal I CharlevOIX area 882-0828 bedroom upper, $240/ for couple or mature lady Call LaVon, 773.2035 CITY - 1 bedroom carnage month 885-1714 house - close to the lake, BEAUTIFUL .2 bedroom LOVELY, newly decorated carpeted throughout, all lower flat - fully air con- one bedroom apartment kitchen apphances $600 dltlOned, newly remodeled, 12 Mile Road off Little I per month plus utlhtles mcludes 2 car garage $350 Mack Heat mcluded Ideal I ImmedIate oc,::upancy a month 823-3433 for mature lady $380 LaVon's Rental and Pro- 6L. SKARE LIVING 343-0569 GROSSE Pomte area - perty Management 773 QUAIITEIIS TWO bedroom house, Grosse Whltller!l-94 x-way One 2035 Powte Woods 839-2617 bedroom apartment, $275 6F FOR RENT FURNISHED BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom, 21L per month References reo bath duplex home at 885 qUlred 8112-5664,8115-1220 GROSSE POINTE WOODS I Neff Road Appliances, WARRENlHaverhIJl, 2 bed- Harper Woods Warren I pnvate patIo and garden, room upper, $350, heat m- areas Completely furmsh- I 2 car garage many eluded 334-5402 ed one and two bedroom i amellllles. children and UPPER 5 rooms, clean, apartments, all the com-I pets 1I0tpreferred $875per nea t, qUIet Ha rdwood forts of home Short term month lea!>e reqUired floors $350 plus II heat leases Ideal for transfer- I, Contact D l\1Jlbrdnd Of- 881.3950, leave message rmg executives or short flce, 776-1843 CITY hmlts between East term assIgnments I NOTTINGHAM &outhof Jef Jefferson and the rtver 3 Executive LIVing SUites, Inc I ferson, 3 bedroom 10wE-r, bedrooms on canal, many 474-9770 I IIvlllg room With natural extras $445 Call ~klp and ATTENTION flreplace, formal dllllllg, Luna, 331-0078 EXECUTIVES kItchen With pantry, one HAVERHILL _ upper 2 bed- One and 2 bedroom apart bath, finished basement ments Completely fur- Park priVileges avaIlable room Carpetmg and apph- mshed $29 50 per day and Septem ber 1st, $465 a ances mc!uded, ver) clean up One month mmlmum month plus utlhtle.., 331 $285plus security horc addres<; $6.10/ room upper flat LIVlllg week, utlhhes mcluded month !Illi 2140 betweE'n 9 room dllllllg room natur House pnvllpges, 3682 am"> p m al fIreplace, oak floors Somerset R827708 .....:...... :..=-----..!:...... :.----- mahoganv wood through IMMACULATJ<: home. :-hort out $35'i/month water III 6H OFFICE FOR RENT term Ica<;e, 3 bedroom fur eluded Call after 6 p m III<;hed Non smoker, no 8llS 3544 81152.196 MEDICAL SUite - air condi- pets R818743 GROSSE POlllte area _ one tIOned, 850 square feet JOHN KING Rent $1,500 per month, m- 6M FLOIlIOA VACATION GROSS!':: POlllte \Voods - 21 bedroom apartment. fur eludes heat ",ater, electrt- IIENTALS 961-0622 bedroom home, partially Illshed heat $18'i per city 200'i.'i Mack, Grosse MichIgan's L.ugest furll1<;hed all appllance<; I month 739 'jllli Pomte Woods 884-4408 Hook !:>tore Av,1I1dble t\ugll~l I"> LOVELY 2 bedroom upper 'Cllp ,llld ~ave thl.., ado through ,JunE' 15 S7001 flat on Gravton hardll,()od KENNEDY BUlldmg - 18121 month plus <;ecunty R84 floors ncwlv decoraled, !'::ast 8 Mile Road Opposite 5181 porch ~lOH' -refrtgera tor f<:astland Mall 7765440 ORIENTAL RUGS TWO bedroom aparlm('nt $175 lH'dt lIlcluded l':ve HARPER NEAR Wanted by collector Paymg the mo!>t for old rugs, corn('r of Mack and Not Il1ngs 882 0711.'j espeCially Bukhar I 8 MISCELLANEOUS AA Tleu S 8 MISCELLANEOUS 4ATlCUS 8 MISCEllANEOUS ARTICLES 8A GARAGE. YARD: SA GARAGE: YARD, 8A. GARAGE, YARD, 8A GARAGE, YARD I' FOR SALE fOA SALE FOR SALE 8ASEMENT SALES IIASEMENT SALES BASEMENT SALES IIASEMENT SALES ~ HREE seldom used air con. MATCHING gold loveseatlJ BRAND grand piano, Chip- CONTEMPORARY white HUGE Garage Sale Years GARAGE and Craft Sale RAINBOW GAIU\GE sale - 5OIlODevon ditloners, reasonable - 65", good condition, pendale mahogany break- bedroom ,IUlte - almost accumulation, evelythmg Thursday and Fl'lday, 10.4 ESTA"JE SALE shire, DetrOit Frtday. prices 881.9656 $J50/pair. 882.3279 front With matchmg buffet new. king-SIZe bed, tnple pl'lced Lo sell AntIques, pm 21825 Stephens, St 1M. 18th, Saturday. 19th 10 DEACONS bench, old lime, 40 YEAR old dimng table and and table (ball and claw). dresser With 2 mirrors and I copper, brass. tools galore. Clair Shore~ WHOLr:: HOUSE am -5 p m 4', $250 882.7516 5 shield back chau'S 4 set of 4 and set of 6 Chip- 2low boy chests $400 881 electllc motor!>. much, I MOVING SALE SALE - tables, lamps. aC- pendale dining room 4886 or 1-517.856.2416 FINE family gdlage 1>,1e 11980 WHITE'IILI !lAND guns for ~ale, pernlll leaves, custom pads $950 much more No clothes 927Beaconsfield, Jul) 18lh, 1 • cessories, mIscellaneous Old Phllco radIO, $75 2 chaIrs, Chippendale bed. ---:'O'::':II:":N-=--W~dd'::----'b"""""""O:-~--;-hI 19949 Wesl Clalrvle\l DETROIT Fnday, July 18, 9-6 pm , reqUired lI855833 room set, tradlllOnal J I Icom "reliC 19th, 20th, III 5 I ~.. i --'----~---.------ Page Ten.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 17, 1986 11 0 FORi IGN CARS 1 I RfAl f S T A I[ , It PA,nS'T1RIS 1) RtAL ESUT[ All OfHlR 13 RiAL ESTAl( 13 REAL ESlA If 13 REAl ESU TE 13 REAL ESTArt - - - GfNERAL GENERAL - - - -- GENERAL GElilRAl GENERAL GUttRAI ~ 1983 BMW 32Q1- sunroof, 1982TRANS AM wheels and NEFF near Jerfenon - Ill- sliver, excellent condition, tires - good condition. ST. CLAIR Shores, 9 Mile/ BY owner - 4 bedroom, II\! HARVARD - Truly move.in GROSSE POINTE FARMS ness following sudden bath bungalow with spa- condition, gorgeous all new IMMEDIATE vacant 6 room loaded $12,600 882.2506 $125 VW wheels and tires death prompts sale or love- Jefferson, 3 bedroom, DeSJreable Cape Cod 4 bed- custom ranch, $70's, 21248 - 4 bolt, $80 884.9580 brick/alumlOum ranch, CIOUSfamily room. newly 3 bedroom, llr~ bath brick room, 3 full baths, brICk 1982VOLVO, 2 door. 242 tur. ly brick two-flat consistIng remodeled kitchen, many Coloma I, modern kitchen Broadstone, Harper booloaded $6,500 882-4419. of three bedrooms and two new furnace, central air, Natural fireplace. formal Woods, Grosse Pomte 12 aOAT S AIiD MOT ORS kitchen 777-7308 extras Open Sunday 12-5 including bUlIt'1n mICro. dmmg room Florida 1979 HONDA CIVIC 1200 baths, plus stall showers in or by appolOtment 1395 wave, re.done natural Woods boundary, If..! block. each Large livmg rooms FIRST OFFERING room, bUllt.Jn appliances, Very deSirable locatIon hatchback rebuJlt 1979 19' WIND ROSE sail Aline. Grosse POinte hardwood floors, workll1g attachl'd 2 car ~arage 882-5443 engine, new pamt, many boat. trailer, 6 h p. out- with natural fireplaces; Woods, 885-{)328 fireplace, library, 2 car formal dmmg rooms, sep. Newly decorated $115,900 extral> $2.000or best offer board, sleeps 4, absolutely 1376 BEDFORD Very at GROSSE POINTE WOODS garage, msulated, new assumptIOn avaIlable Cen- LAND 775 1845 must sell $4,000 Evenings, arate breakfast rooms. tractive brick Colomal fea. tury 21 Nance 774-9000 Family room. Huge hghted Contemporary 3-bedroom landscaping and more CONTRACTS 1979VW RabbIt, 4-speed, air. 886.7036 tures leaded wmdows, 4 bnck Colomal Cox and Must see $49,900 walk-in clothes closets bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 GR •0, • Thursday, July 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-C l] REAl ESTATE 13H COMMERCIAL PROPERTYI GENERAL 13A. LOTS FOR SALE 20C. TV AND RADIO BUILDINGS lliA. ADOPT A PET l11A. CAliPH INSTALLATION 19. MOVING AND STORAGE 20E. HOME IMPIIOVEMEHT RE'AIR BY owner, 6/6 Mary. PORT Huron, Michigan. off 32 UNIT apartment bUlldmg LOV,EABLE adult dog!>, 1 I RELIABLE CARPET T V repall I<'ast, friendly land/Jefferson, 2 famly North RIver Road Old In Fraser, bUIll 1972, all GROSSE POINTE !>erVlce, low prICe Llcens DOORS brick flat, excellent condl- farm subdivisIOn. 2 resl. brick, tenants pay own gas year and up (need good I '>dle., and m.,tallatlOn, 3 yeal CITy \VIde Door (0 Illl homes) For adoptIOn m- gUdrantee $2 a yard All MOVING & bon, new porch Applian- dentlal lots (l corner), heat Land contrdct term., Commitment to ex(ci ces, separate basements formatIOn call Northern h pc!> of repair.,' and re ~ each lot 75x134, by owner STORAGE lence, .,dle., .,erVice, in CALL ART Suberbs Ammdl Welfare ~;tretchlllg done Padding and furnaces, Side drive, after 5 p m 881.3559 LOCAL-LONG DI~TANCI<: !>tdJlatlOn He,H!entldl and off-street parkmg, COUVREUR League VolunteCi at 777 II aVdlldble Deal dll'ect and • Large dnd Small Job., COMMERCIAL lot by 5110 or 775 1293 ",lve ~$$ MATERIALS commeilial industrial gd great rental Income • PIanos (our .,peclalty) rage doOl!>, entr) door!>, $63,000 882-8259 owner, 8Oxl00,8 Mile Road/ 296-7602 Eastland Call before 11 GHOSSE POInte AlllmdJ' 77'J 4022 • Apphance,; UNLIMITED .,torm door~ EJe<.lnc door GROSSE Pomte Schools a m 885-9227 or 961.3997 MICHIGAN REALTY Cllmc "on Kercheval' ha., I 181), ItEFRIGEItA TlON - • Antiques We have exten.,lve new lines opener., l"dlO (ontrols lost and abandoned dOl- of some of the fmest qual- First offermg Three bed- ask for Gus 8 a m -4 I CO, AlII CONDITIONING • Salurday. Sunday SCI\ICC Call 779 ')70{) room bnck ranch, fire- mals aVdlldble lor ddop MIKE'S HEATING AND Available Ity reproductIOn archltec place, Flonda room, cen 13C. WATER PIIO'EIlTY 131, CEMETERY LOTS tlOn ThiS week we have d COOLING FHEE ESTIMA TI% tural materldl., avallable REMODELING tral all', finished basement, beautIful I'! yeal old fe f anywhere Featu! 109 an SPECIALISTS LAKE Sl Clair - detached ONE plot - Section G. Mt male English Seller. very He ngerator!> Hepalred 822-4400 IInprel>Si ve selectIOn of attached garage Priced at John Stemmgel ,\dditions • J)ormt'r, condommiums wIth boat Olivet, $450 7799465 or 882 well tramed and .,payed A,lI CondltlOllIllg UOitS !>olldwood panelcd mtenor $64,900 Century 21, Nance, 4429 Bob Breltellbecher Kitchf'ns • Billh, 774-9000 wells See display ad page Abo 8 week old femdle Service and In.,tallcd and extenOl doors full I A-5 Newport Beach Con Tel'l"ler X PUPP\ Abo d I All' CondItIOning SpeCial i\IPSC L 19&75 (;ilra~f'S • Porchl'~ 14. REAl ESTATE WANTED length leaded dnd beveled I GROSSE Pomte Park - by dommlUm 445-1660 34 Li<-en.,ed In.,ul ed .\Iuminum • HooJi"/.: I gld.,'i door'>, enlrdllce I owner, 4 large bedrooms, small Jovedble rildle mix C 11l\]$k 988507472 J'or YoU! ProtetllOn Sf'curit, i\larm~ MANITOULIN Island lake- ed breed dbout I vedl old dIe dool." hand carved fire I 21, baths, brick coloma I, CASH REPL.\('E :\11.;' T shore properties for sale Isgreatwithcllllctren 1"01 I~ pldce mantel::.. bra.,., door 2,300 square feet, hard- McCALLUM MOVING I Windo .....s - J)oor, Secluded, south facmg, FOR HOMES morelnformdtlOn (dll u'>dt I~ hard\ldle, bld'i" bdr ralll wood floors, remodeled kIt- ANYWHERE IN Sinl'f' 1923 Horseshoe Bay on Lake Servmg Area Smce 1938 8225707 I I&J ('III\I\i}<,\ !o>\"'I'E"'" dnd ftllings ChlOd I chen, newly pamted, much MIClIIGAN Huron m cedar forest, 1 to pede.,tdl.,lnk. fdU(et!> h;.. I SWEENEY charm, close to school., STIEBER REALTY ANIMAL HOSPITAL ClllmIlC)., I epdll ed I elHlcd • Famll) 0\\ ned operated 4 acre lots, 150 foot front IUles and bath dCWS.,one., $125,000 331 8482 775-4900 Wc have 2 great abandoned I ICbLlI1lD,l~pers repaired SIl1(e 191B BROTHERS age Abundant fish and cats 1 year old Slamese _ I Iepla(cd (hllnney CdP" Come see our showlooml> ST Clair Shores - 3 bed • Fully Insured, LIcensed 885-0033 game Access by yacht! 15. IIUSINESS Ol'PORTUNITIES l>payed dnd Iront feet de I and ::,cleen., Cleanmg • New truck." modern equip- at 2 W MichIgan Ave. room bnck ranch wIth 21 2 float-plane/auto From clawed We !>tllJ hdve d \Iood .,tove'i dnd fll e ment Ypsilanti Open 7 days iO car attached garage Fam- $9.100 U S Send $1 for AM/FM radIO statIOn's mid Illaces wonderful htUe gl a) tabb) I !->T.\I'r: LICE '\ SEU • Plano organ ,;peclalty and d m -5 p m 4836980 I Ily room, 2 bathrooms, fm maps/photos to Lonely MIChigan 5 acres. bUlldmg [JOANNA-WESTER-Nl - 1 month'i Old, and ha" I \( M. (I~H III If-.H. dl'imantling I::.heo Oa::.cmclll Wllh wel Bay E::.ldle::., Jbb Mdrshall dmi c4u1pmclIl. pi UlIld ole HADLEY HOME I/v ii\lOO'vV SHADES ~en caged here 2 months I'\!o>l BED • Selllor rale., bar, apphances stay Many Lane, Sudbury. OntarIO and glowmg, plu::. execu She need::. a good home FREf<: EST[MATES IMPROVEMENT \. \1\ I '>lfl I II n'> HI 1\IJj extras Byowner 771 7753, I t I \1 \ \ \ P3B 3A3 tlve lakefront bl'lck home very badly 7767898 f>- \ 771-0440 773-1444 ~1111(dIIIIIlH'>\\IJ\\I\J)U\\ ST Clair and Bell River on 1 acre Sel'lous and fl PLEA~E CALL INC. FlHE:PLACES, \IOad .,tove., l\lOVER~ 'r\ 20N CEMENT AND BRICK 20N. CEMENT AND BR Ie ~ 20E "OMf IMPROVEMHH 10F ROOF IHG SERV ICE lDG CAR'E r ClUNING ZOH 'AINlINGIOECORA TlNG 20H. 'AINTINGIOECORA liNG 20H, PAINTING/UECORA TlNG ------WORK WOIlK ATKINSON Enterprises - HADLEY HOME WHITEY'S INTERlOR - exterIOr paint- Complete constructJon and EXPERT CARPET TRIPLE T Ing by medical student. 7 GRAZIO R.L. STREMERSCH remodeling Fully h- IMPROVEMENT CLEANING 1 • Wallpapt'l'Ing PAINTING years expenence, 885.8332 CEMENT CONTRACTOR CONSTRUCTION Cement censed, Insured, prompt • Interior Pllmllllg I INC. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR • Cement drive, floors, professional service 777- Truck Mount E,tnlt:tl011 I • Hl'dSOIUlble PrIces 201. WALL WASHING Driveways LICENSED, INSURED patios. 0055 COMPLETE ReSidential &. ('ommt'l'I.:l,tl I • Good Work Pahos ROOFING SERVICE LIVING ROOM CaU no Job too smull 881-7917 GROSSE POINTE hreman • Old garages raised and re- Brtckwork HANDYMAN - all repairs, 2750 ! • , newed COMMERCIAL wllI do wall wqshmg 821- Basement Waterproofmg paintmg, mtenor-exterlOr, RESIDENTIAL & ~~mture ('le,Hung 774-0414 I GROSSE POINTE 2984 • New garage doors and reo Steps wmdow repair, washmg, DAVE TEOLlS 771H.~1l GIOVAN:\:1 SACCO framIng, Tuck POinting clean gutters, yardwork, PAINTER'S INC. K-MAINTENANCE Com- TEAR-OFF Family O\\ned &. Opt'r,llcd DECOHATI1I:G SERVICE • New garages bUIlt No Job too small etc Bill, 886-2920 Call for pany wall washing, floor Family operated smce 1962 RES HINGLE -CARPET P..tJntlll&. \\allpdpenng, I Pamtmg - mterlor-extenol', Free estimates free eshmates K c1eamng and waxmg Free Licensed and Insured HOT TAR/GRAVEL :>to\llIIlIg, 11..tllpdpl'1' re i pdper hangmg and panel- estImates SPECIALIZING IN ALL home repairs and re- CLEANING InO\al p.ltchlllg, cdu!kmg ! mg Free estunates cheer- 774-3020 772-1771 modeling needs Call for a CERTIFIED COMPANY IIIl>ured dnd licensed , fully given Licensed and 882-0688 DRIVEWAYS AND free estimate Grosse APPLICATIONS OF: Ita lid II Journe\ nhlll Insured DONE by hand For best re- LUIGI-F BASEMENT Pomte references 881- MODIFIED SINGLE PLY, CARPET SPECIALISTS 1.!&4 75TIl . !I'll! 2-1-18 882-9234 sult!> clean reliable ser- CEMENT WORK 6215 URETHANE FOAM - WATERPROOFING 882-0688 I MICHAEL'S D & D Vice, evenmgs 882 81811, Good Work at nght price MODERN IZATION RUBBER ROOFING Mike New and RepaIr Work 884-7139 SYSTEMS SHORESIDE Carpet Clean- PAINTING & Dnve Garage Ral!>mg M.T. CHARGOT VENTS mg, profeSSIOnal carpet I REFINISHING PAINTING 20J_ WINDOW WASHING Walks • Steps- • Porche-s • MIKE GEISER cleanIng Work guarante-I R BUILDING CO. GUTTERS Free Form PatIO CEMENT REPAIRS ed Fullv Insured Free Es Gro"se Pomte ReSident INTERIOR-EXl'ERIO K-WI N DOW PERSONALLY DESIGNED . PAINTING Tuck Pomtmg Chimney CONTRACTOR LICENSED-INSURED tlmates Call 775-3450 24 InteflOl-ExtcrlOrSerVlce I CLEANING Basement Waterproolmg * Kitchen - Attics hours Pamhng & Plastering I RepaIrs, plastelmg, 1m Basements-Porches B8b-{)520 Free Estimate!> WATERPROOFING * ------provements Discount COMPANY DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, Bathrooms - Rec Rooms * RE\'IVE your carpet usmg AntiqUIng and Varmshmg I available no Job too small Storm!>, screens, gutters, 294-6449 WALKS, STEPS, Outdoor deek environments Vonschrade Extractor Strlppmg and Slammg All \\ork guaranteed alummum cleaned In ROOFING LIcensed • Bonded TUCK POINTING CUSTOM CRAFTED Call 837 17-15 Free estl Complete KItchen Refuusrung INSURED sured Free estimates SPECIALIST NO JOB TOO SMALL * Cabmets - Formlta mates Insured - Free Estimates 0264 RYAN * Woodworking-trim work COMPLETE ROOFING ------References 839- 882-0688 FREE ESTIMATES * Replacement Windows SERVICE STEAM CARPET 885-3230 331-61381-~------D B.\RR CONSTRUCTION 881-6000 * lntenor-~xterlor Doors New roors, tear-oUs, flat CLEANiNG IN'1~HlO1U:l I $9 SINGLE ROLL CLEANING SERVICES Cement dno uIOl.K WOIK FULLY LICENSED AND roofs, roll roofing, new $6 50 Per Average Room BY DON & LYNN I CUSTOM PAINTING SECOND GENERATION Drives - patIOs - floors J.W. KLEINER Seawalls - decks INSURED vents, Gutters cleaned and 3 Room Mmlmum • Husband-Wife Team WINDOW AND GUTTER CEMENT CONTRACTOR WALLPAPER Garage bUilt or raIsed Free GENERAL HOME REPAIR repaired year round ReSidentIal - Conunerclal • Wallpapering REMOVAL CLEANING CEMENT - BRICK - STONE Free Eshmates - 882~ INSTANT SERVICE estImates, profeSSIOnal Pallos, walks, porches SOFA - $22 5U • Palntmg PLASTER/DRYWALL DALE 7778497 work, licensed and ALL WORK GUARANTEED CHAIR/SOFA - $5 00 • MetIculous REPAIR G~ORGE OLMIN steps, drIveways IMPROVEMENTS ROOFING SPECIALIST msured DRAPES cleaned • Insured 988 884 2625 WINDOW CLEANING Flagstone repaIr Drywall - Plastermg DAVID McCRACKIN III our plant • Over 20 Years Expenence 521-1 - SERVICE 778-4271, 469-1694 Tuck pOlntmg, patchIng Paneling - Kitchens nS.2802 Other cleanmg servIces 885-2633 QUALITY mtenor/exter!or 35 YEARS IN THE POINTES TESTA CEMENT BASEMENT tlathrooms - Tllework available Walls, wmdows, (We have a new number> pamtmg All preparatIon Wallpaper - Palntmg ROOFING - SIDING - gutters, sldmg ------work mcluded Evemngs 372-3022 CO., INC. WATERPROOFING INSURED FREE ESTIMATES QUALITY -craft-pamtmg 882-8188 Mike A-OK WINDOW CLEANERS TRIM AND GUTIERS SerVing The Pomtes SPECIALIZING IN 839-0264 Storm windows and doors. 527 -0810 - interIOr - exterIOr spe- EXPERIENCED college Service on storms and screens For 39 Years ~~-~~~- t t TJ HOME SPECIALISTS Replacement windows and guaranteed - references paInters, reliable, reason- Free es Ima es DrIveways, garage floors. SMALL JOBS doors ModifIed roofing 2011. PAINTING/DECORATING patIos, porches FREE ESTIMATES AlumInum, vmyl Siding, gut- - free estimates - In- abl~ Call 886 1254 for free 775-1690 membranes 10 year flat Garage Stralghtemng LICENSED ters, roofIng Free esh- sured John 526-6536 estImates. references I-WINDOW cleanmg mates. all work guar roofs Ice back.up prob- EL GRECO'S -----",---- avaIlable LIC #18560 INS 882-0717 anteed lems solved. WOOD :-::-:~~~--;;---::-::-::::- storms, screens, gutters, FREE ESTIMATES RON VERCRUYSSE CO MASTERPIECE PAINTING, wallpapermg, reasonable and expen BOB PAINTING and wallwashmg, semor enced 884-9315, Nell 881-1016 CAPIZZO CONST. 774-3542 REFINISHING QUALITY WORK GROSSE POINTE InterIOr-exterIOr Expen- STRIP STAIN VARNISH dIscount Jan, 884-8757, -PATTERSON Wmdow 884-5563 Licensed Insured CHAS F. JEFFREY ALL TYPES OF ence m repairing cracks. Duplicate EXI<;tmgFmlsh Or Glenda 293-0166 Cleanmg _ commercial. damaged plaster, fadmg. MASON CONTRACTOR CEMENT. BRICK AND TED SUNSHINE Colors to Match INTERIOR and pxtprlOr residential, free estimates LICENSED - INSURED BLOCK WORK peeling pamt Polite ser- KItchen cabInets, bathroom paInting and paperhang- Call Tim, 881-0725 DETROIT IMPROVEMENT VIce, very reasonable • Brick • Block. Stone Garages raIsed and set down 823-4125 vamtles, ree-famlly room ing Reasonable rates, 30 - • Cement Work on new ratwall and floor rates Free eshmates panelIng, doors, trim and years experIence Ray GROSSE POinte Fireman CO. • Waterproofing Waterproofing moldmgs Barnowsky, 372-2392 after will do WIndow washmg CORNERSTONE "OUR ROOFS ARE TOPS" • Tuck POinting LICENSED & INSURED 884-7220 Licensed Insured 6 p m _Jl.21-2984 • PatiOS of any kInd CONST. CO. Licensed - fully Insured DIVISIOnof CreatIve Arllst References Free Estimates ---''------TONY 885-0612 20K. TILE WOIIK PORCHES AND ALL Kitchens - Custom Design 822.5589 PRESTIGE PAINTING CO ACTIVE pamtmg - mterlOr M.A. MADURSKI and extenor speclahst, BRICK WORK ANDY'S MASONRY AND Family Rooms PAUL'S TILE CO "BACK IN BUSINESS" DAVID ROLEWICZ paint your alummum sid- A SPECIALTY CHIMNEY REPAIR Window Replacements 296-7386 778-5025 Installers of ceramic and ALL PRO 20 years m Pomtes. All masonry, brIck, weather- CommerCial Remodeling MELIN'S PAINTING 109 or brick. paper hang- mosaic tile, quarry, 882-1800 ProfesSIOnal roofs, gutters, Custom ReSidential and mg, tape and bedding proofing repairs Speclabz- InterIOr/Exterior Siding New/repaired CommerCial InterIOr & Exterior speCIalist Reasonable pavers, and marble R.R. CODDENS AdditIons Systems for heavy traffIC, Ing In tuck POinting and Reasonable, relIable I) 881.5105 Patchmg, Plastermg, rates 778-1711 or 445-1408 CEMENT small Jobs Licensed, m- Custom and QualIty always years expenence Llcen!>- Stucco, Varmshmg -:'~~,...."..-....",,-,---I or contmuous underwater 830-5 pm sured Reasonable. Free LICENSED AND INSURED ed • Insured John WII- Window GlaZIng & Caulkmg PAINTING - Exterior exposure CONTRACTOR JIM LAETHEM WallpaperIng Pamt, glaze windows. estImates 88l-{)505, 882- hams WORK GUARANTEED Family bus mess for 62 years Wallpapermg Sale m home glass replacement, trIm 3006 882-9310 WALLPAPER 822-7137 824-1326 • New and repair work 885-5813 Free Estimates work, garages 775-2847 EASTLAND REMOVAL C'ERAMIC tIle - reSIdential • No Job too small TONY GALUI ALUMINUM ROOFING and repair Re~~:~~:,b~~IWork PETER'S PAINTING Jobs and repairs 15 years • Driveways and porches our CEMENT CO. PRODUCTS BY TIM experience 776-4097, 776- Shmgles are flat Alumi- specialty -ALL KINDS OF num Siding and trim. Bob I<\P"!"J('I1(','d qllaill.' & DECORATING 7113, Andy • Patios MELIN 759-509 9 INTERIOR _ EXTERIOR CEMENT WORK Sldmg, trIm, roofing, seam 526-0666 \"Irk. d"pI'IHbhl,'I"',I. • Chimneys less gutters, storm doo1'& ",I prlet. JOHN'S PAINTING COMMERCIAL - CERAMIC TILE Basements, garage!>, drive- BATHROOMS • Waterproofmg and wmdows, railings. alu. InterIOr-ExterIOr, Speclallz- RESIDENTIAL ways, porches, Sidewalks, EXPERT REPAIRS 771-4007 KITCHENS • VIOlatIons repaIred parkmg lots LIcensed by mmum shutters, porch-en- ) Ing m repatrlng damaged WINDOW PUTTY, CALL ANYTIME closures Free courteous GUTTERS plaster, dry-wall and CAULKING LINOLEUM the State of Michigan 10 ~'P1U'S EXlXlrlence 886-55q5 #28525 Over 30 years expe- estimates ROOFING~ SUPERIOR - '(:l'aeks,.peeling pamt, Wln- .--IN.A3I,6I.5stU!_7~~' -- ...~...FreN:sUrifilfcs ...... - Office/Showroom PLASTERING QOwputtymg and caulJong, rience 51.~ .. Reasonable Rates BRICK WORK 29315 Harper SMALL JOBS AND PAINTING CO waUpapermg Also, paint CALL ANYTIME DRYWALL PAINTING TUC1{ POINTING 294-2081 S C.S 774-0460 InterIOr/exterior custom n4-9651 old alummum sldmg All WALLPAPERING MICHAEL 823-0220 PORCHES AND BRICK, block, cement work pamtmg Insured, ref- work and matenal guaran- COMPLETE bUildIng ser- CHIMNEYS ReSIdentIal and commer- LEONARD'S Roofmg teed Reasonable Grosse 30 years experience com- 'ALL types hie work, vice All types repairs, no erences 'Ibm McCabe REBUILT AND REPAIRED Cial Free estimate Dave smgles, flat areas, buildup 885-6991 POinte references Free merclal-resldentJal Refer- fireplace hearth, Grosse CAULKING Job too small. Licensed, in- roofs and repairs of all POinte references 882- 839-7905 Gary 421-7356 sured Since 1965 445-8674 Estimates. ences. ADVANCED kinds, gutters Work gua- 776-9439 AL - 886-9178 5836 MAINTENANCE ALL bnck and cement ranteed Free estimates CUSTOM cel amlc tile work 17319 EAST WARREN repairs, tuckpomtmg, BARKER Insured 884-5416. NEW DAYS INC HARVARD CONTRACTORS Groutmg, repaIr 343-9314 884-9512 chImneys Grosse Pomte CUSTOM PAINTERS AND PAINTING references 882-5836 Modermzallon • AlteratIOns DECORATORS SINCE 1934 BRICK work Small Jobs. • AdditIons • Family JOHN D. SIMON Master decorators In glaz. • Intenor and Extenor pamt- 20L. SEWEll SEIIVICE tuck pomtmg, chimney. BRICK repaIrs, porches, Rooms • Kitchens & Rec- 778-1028 - 773-6986 porches, VIOlatIOnsrepair- mg, wood fInishmg, gram- Ing SEWER cleamng and fIreplaces, chImneys - 35 reation Areas. Roofing, Caulking, ed Reasonable 88E-556'5 mg, decoratIve finishes, • Alrless spraymg plumbmg - smks, tOIlets, years experience 776-4529, JAMES BARKER Weatherstripping, Repairs 777-8352 paperhangers 10 all wall • Quahty Craftsmanship maIn drams, 15 years ex- 886.5044 LICENSED - INSURED covenngs, carpets, drapes, REFERENCES wallpapers, samples, free 881-1057 886-4898 perience 792-3428 201'. WATE~I'iOOFING CALANDRA ROOFING repairs, chimney, 20M. ASI'IIAL T WOIIK screens, basement leaks, estimates ESP CONSTRUCTION 777-2606 J.W. KLEINER plaster repairs, lHandy. C & J ASPHALT Garage ralsmg, framIng • MIKE'S PAINTING MODERNIZATION Improve the value of your Cement driveways man work, Insured FOREST PAINTING Basement Waterproofing • Seaver's, 882-0000 Interior - Exterior PAINTING - PAPERING home WIth a profeSSIOnal Porches, tuck pointing & CONST. CO WALLS STRAIGHTENED • Wallpapering speclahzmg In 10 a m -7 p m Job Over 20 years servmg Quality m material and ROOFING - mcrease your Speclahzmg m. OR REPLACED repairs, loose plaster, Monday-Friday Grosse POInte m driveways workmanshIp shm.gle and roof hfe, Install • Wallpapering cracks, peelmg pamt, WIn- 10 a m -4 p m Saturday LIcensed - Insured roof vents Also, all rl,lOfre- • Pamtmg-InteriOr/Ex- and sealing Parkmg lots All Work guaranteed dows puttied and caulked 18 years experIence repaired Free estimates paIrs. Paul, 372-3726 terlOr 25 Years In the Pomtes JOSEPH Reasonable prIces and 777-8800 Owner/supervIsor Refer- LICENSED, INSURED • Any RepaIrs Plastering honest references LICensed - Insured 774-5608 • Carpentry - RemodelIng ences Included and in- ALL ROOF LEAKS Call 777-8081 Anytime surance 882-0717 Shingles, flat roofs, rubber LIcensed and Insured DOUGLAS SHAW GROSSE POINTES CALL ANYTIME roofs, 10 year guarantee, BETTER Home Decoratm~ A.R. CODDENS HOME RENOVATION 882-2118 389-2774 - pamtIng, wallpaperIng, FINEST 773-8087 utters, licensed 757-7232 ESTABLISHED 1924 RemodelIng or Repairs AI- plaster repair 15years ex- ExterIOr-interior paintIng, AL'S ASPHALT All types of basement water- mo<;t Any Need Done - PAINTING perience Paul, 773-3799 cabmet stainIng, local re- PAVING CO Kitchen, Bath, Rec CASH'S ROOFING ferences Free estimates proofing, 15 year guaran- GEORGE'S PAINTING Complete asphalt paVIng and Rooms. Library, Small New reroofs, tearoffs, re- . INTERIOR- 757.7232 tee References 886-5565. InterlOr-extonor, wallpaper- seal coatlllg servIces 20N. CEMENT AND IJlICI( Jobs Welcome Quahty Is paIrs, Gutters install- State, licensed and m. ed Work Guaranteed. EXTERIOR mg, patch 109 and plaster- PAINTING WOIIK First Call 885-5253 sured References Free estJrnates. NO JOB 109, wmdow putty, caulk- InterIOr Exterior ALUMINUM sldmg and gut- ~1793 758~99 Ing DIscounts for semor Excellent References 383.0400 ters chemll~ally cleaned or TOO SMALL cItIzens Call George, 891- Low Rates repaired Also new instal- 0254 PENDOLINO'S CALL ANYTIME 824-1783 ASPHALT SEAL COATING e~IO latIOns Grosse POInte re- PYRAMID EXPERIENCED pamter - ferences 882-5836 L1CENSED- PAINTING - Interlor/Ex- Will seal coat and patch your commercIal, resIdential, eVl\fSG£RUeG£I()N.INe. ROOFING tenor, plaster repair. dry- driveway for less With INSURED good work, reasonable 20F. ROOFING SERVICE wall, paperhangmg, and qualIty wormanshlp ReSI- RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Re-Roofmg pnces, free estImates 67i- 774-2827 dential, commerCial Free DRIVEWAYS' FLOORS' PORCHES Tear Offs removal All prepare work 6476 estlmates GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED ROOFS AND DECKS RepaIr performed Neat, reflable 881-2477 886-5870 NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING GUTTERS and VentilatIOn FAMOUS MAINTENANCE GROSSE POINTE service ::,t Clair ~hOres DOWNSPOUTS 773-784'5 20N. CEMENT AND IIIICK NEW GARAGES BUILT Year Round Service PAINTING CONTRACTORS I WOIIK Gutters Cleaned and Flushed Area references 8elllor INTERIOR EXTERIOR LICENSED & INSURED EXPERT WALLPAPERING I ABSOLUTELY BRICK, stone blOck, con- New and Repair Work citizens dIscount Free PLASTER ANDDRYWALL INSTALLATION OF ALL crete, brIck patiOS, chIm- Licensed and Insured estImates. Licensed REPAIR THE BEST 774-3020 ADVANCE MAINTENANCE and Insured TYPES OF WALLCOVERING In quality and pnce Inter neys, fIreplaces, porches, REFERENCES >'teps New and repaIrs 17319 East Warren FREE ESTIMATES 885.8155 lOr/ExterIOr ReSidential 778-0900 DeSender, 822 1201 If no 884-9512 FREE ESTIMATES and commerlcal For free SINCE 1943 answer, call evenmgs Keep bIrds and LICENSED A~D INSURED estImates call 774 5464 sqUirrels out li\SURED Michael Satmar} Jr PAINTER - handyman MASONRY work \\anted' TRIPLE T CONSTRUCTION INC. I (Will do bcst for le<;s) Re 884-4300 SEt\VER'S Pamtlng Wall washlllg, expert pair porche", steps, CHIMNEY ~ Plaster. masonry repaIrs, work, local references SCREENS 'P' A COMPLETE hnck" mortal Free e"tl CEMENT WORK ROOFING Only $25 ea carpentry Reasonable re e<;tlmates Alan, 772-17ll9, mates Call Jerry nowt ms ta lied MAINTENANCE CO ference" Ten years ex- 881-8734 882-3817 I penence 882-0000 GARAGES ADDITIONS • 20M. ASI'HALT WOIIK 20M. ASI'IIALT WOIIK VINYL SIDING CARPENTRY zmI:J c:::::::J l:::JIII c:::::::::J I ': ___I O~~ 881..'7917 ROOFING-ALUMINUM DUGAN LICENSED INSURED Storm Doors and Wmdows Roof Repair Speclahst Seamless Gutters PAUL CALANDRA & SONS NORTHERN PAINT CO. INC. Driveway Seal Coating. CONSTRUCTION CO GEORGE VAN My 15th year serving the HOME IMPROVEMENT QUALITY PAINTING Grosse Pointes. 776.3126 • CUSTOM PAINTING • CUSTOM SPRAY WORK Iintcl'lor Extenor) (All' Alrless) • COMMERCIAL • BUILDING STRIPING I:-JDUSTRIAL ~ ST. CLAIR MAINTENANCE (Intenor (o:xtcnor) 882-5740 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL • REPAIR \\JOHK • WALLPAPERING DRIVI>:WAYS. PATIOS, PORCHES, GARAGE • Pawer Washing • General/CommercIal FLOORS, BRICK AND BLOCK BUILDING • CommerCial Palntmg CleaOlng I.ICENSED SCOTT A BOWLES FREE ESTIMATES HASEMENT WATERPROOFING 779.8128 FULLY INSUIUm BUSINESS MANAGER: ADDITIONS AND GARAGES FHEf.o: ESTIMATES PHONE 779-8128 296-4080 • Thursday, July 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thlrteen-C ------201 LANOSCAPINGI 20P WA TEIIPIIOOFING 205. CAIIPENTER 201. LANOSCAPINGI SNOW REMOVAL SNOW IlEMOVAl THE GROSSE POINTF NE WS MAY CHARLES F JEFFREY ALBERT D. MAC'S LANDSCAPING BE PURCHASED r-ROM THE 882-1800 Sprmg and Fall Clean Up • Basement Waterproofing THOMAS, INC. SPRING CLEAN-UP DeSign Service FOllOWING LOCATIONS • Underpin footmgs CONTRACTOHS, INC Complete yard work, la\\-n, ReconditiOnIng • Cracked or caved'in walls shrub and tree trimmlllg, Edgmg - Trlmmlllg • 10 year guarantee We are general contractors etc Reasonable rates, New Shrubbery DOWNTOWN DETROIT, In the Ren.Cen Licensed Insured One call takes care of all quality service Call Tom Dependable Calumet Tobacco and Gift Shop Mdm le\el near 100 10\\er your bUlldmg-remodeling 7764429 St ClaIr Shores Quahty SerVIce 1>havd Tobacco 1>hop Mam Le\ el near 500 ro ...er R.L. problems, large or small CALL 772-9195 SAPONARO TU 2-0628 LANDSCAPE consultant - ON JEFFERSON AVE, In G P Park STREMERSCH LANDSCAPING desIgn and problem dIag- Park Pharmdty dl No!lmgham CARPENTRY - minor or VIllage II me Shop al Beacoll>f1eld major, nothmg too small • Lawn cutlll1g nosIs Richard A Roman, BASEMENT • Shrub/Hedge trimming 574-9425 WATEHPHOOFIN& Reference!> Free esti- mates Paul, 372-3726 • Soddlllg ON MAUMEE AVE, In G P City Walls Hepalred • Shrub removal POWER RAKING !Jon ~ou,." """pl!al ("ft !>hop on (adIeux Stl alghlened ROUGH and fInIsh remodel- • Minor landscape construc- SPRING CLEANUP ~heUler Drug> on f'I"her acr""" (rom High 1>lhool Heplaced Ing - addition!>, porch, at- tIOn ALL WORK GUARANTEED tic, partltlOns, drywall LAWN SERVICE ON KERCHEVAL AVE, 884-7426 Ben 882~ 1734 CAREFREE LAWN In G P Park CARPENTER - small and MSU student, home for the SERVICE large jobs 32 years ex- summer Looklllg for full/ TOM 331-0703 Arl" Party Store at Wd}burn part-lime work Extensive MU!lI'r s Market dt I.dkepoml~ penence Decks Licensed BASIC LAWN CARE 527-6656 landscapll1g and home In G P CIty "The Village' care abllitles Provencal • Quality yard mallltenance Re,to Orugs al l\otre Oame CARPENTER - small Jobs, Road references Ron, 294- • Weekly lawn cullmg con- I\otre Dame Pharmdty at /\'olr. Dame repairs, partitions, shelv- 3218 tracts (,r"""e Pomte Book Vllldge at ~t t1a" mg, doors Call Pete 8R2- • Call for free estimates 2795 TRIMMING, removal, In G P Farms "On the HIli" spraying, feedll1g and 884-0961 rhe (,ros,e Pomte I\e ...s Of(Ke d! 96 Kercheval CARPENTER, skilled In all Pern Drug ,lore 0'1 Kercheva! stump removal Free Estl- BRYS and ManIaCI's Land- areas Quality work done Trdl! Apolhecdry on Kerche\al mates Complete tree ser- I scapmg - complete bwn ("ott ...~ ....pf)<::p 1;:1 L (. <;;'!"oj:. "'t .. - \\ .• FI ~ cl:>lllnates Bnan lllJ4- 0961 vice Call Flemmg Tree maintenance, clean-ups SerVice, 774-6460 Rich 776-4841,Pat 778-8609 COMPLETE bUlldmg !>er- ON MACK AVE. vice All type repairs No GROSSE Pomte Fireman MAC'S TREE AND In G P, Park job too small LICensed, in- ~og:lawn care Tom,331. SHRUB TRIMMING J J{ s Shoppe N Go a 1 Berk.h"e sured SlIlce 1965 445-8674 De\onsh"e Drug alOe, oru.hlre COMPLETE WORK Yorkshire Market, at YorkshIre WOOD deck!>and all types of Reasonable rates, quality S&, Pdrly !>tore bellleen Alter Hoad and (dd,eux carpentry Grosse Pomte service Call Tom 776-4429 In G P CIty Ieferences 882-5836 SHRUBS, hedges and small Parkles ParI} Slore al (,uLI(ord Don t put up a fight 20T. PLUMBING ANO FOR Alger Party Slore bel ...een Notre Dame dnd St Clair . HEATING tree removal Insured when your employees ask STOP CLASSI FI ED ADS Free estimates 521.3964 In G P Farms' you for time off to train for DECKARD CALL 882-6900 Village Food Market belween Mordn and MtKlnle\ the National Guard and THOSE LEAKS PREFERRED landscapmg Rand" Pharmacy. at McMillan PLUMBING CO. sprlllg and fall clean-up Reserve It takes time and FERLITO CONST • Bathrooms Remodeled Weekly lawn cullll1g, 7-Ml1e and Mack Area training to make our nation GUARANTEED • VIOlatIOns Corrected Arbor Drugs al Moross shrub removal 882-4358 Revco Drugs, a! Moross more secure WATERPROOFING • All Types of Installations After 6 Pill. Pat and RepaIrs !>t John Hospital Gill Shop and The Nook on Mor""s Fully manned and · Free esllmates In G P Woods trained, the Guard and 885 - 1798 • All Work Guaranteed Ment Woods Pharmac} al Bournemoulh Reserve make up one-third MASTER LIC INSURED Harkness Pharmacy. at Lochmoor I~!!!!!!~~=,.ISTEVE 885-0406 Hollywood Pharmacy. al Hollyllood of our nation's defense Mr C s Deh dl Ridgemont So If you re an COMPLETE PLUMBING Bob s Drug Store at RosI) n AMERICAN SERVICE employer, give the Guard BASEMENT 839-7852 ON HARPER AVE, (and Harper Woods) and Reserve all the support New work, repairs, reno- Pdrktresl Part) Store, at Parkcrest you can When your em- WATERPROOFING vatIOns, water healers, Hun!er Pharmacy at Country Club ployees ask for time off to sewer cleanIng, code Viola- Wrigley's Drugs I block North or Cadieux Low PrIces THINK ABOUT IT! tIOns LIcensed master ThIS IS the smartest time of the year to begm land- train to make our country Free Estimates plumber All work guaran- scape reconstruction Call JIm Berns at 774-1145 EASTLAND AREA more secure, give them All Work Guaranteed teed to see how easy It IS to cut a great deal' LICENSED that time What they bring Add mstant value to your house - landscape The Tinder Box Eastland Shopping Center A.sle 7 back to the Job could be FULLY INSURED EMIL THE Gel & Go Mlm Market behind Pier I Imports, 0(( old 8 ~lIle Road reconstructIOn can do It for you Invaluable PLUMBER BOB 526-9288 ON KELLY ROAD Ifyou're an emoloypr SPECIALIZING IN and \\?nt r Iflrc ,It, r r I '~r • KItchens • Bathrooms 'Ir L s Dell, at MOl dill! 'ienl Drug More, dt Elkart write E:.mplvyerSUPPOf l • Laundry room and vlolatlons 'Iem Book Store Ea"t DelrOiI • Old and new work PO Drawer 9660, Arlington 200. ,.LASTEII WORK Free Estimates ON EAST WARREN, DetrOIt Area VA 22209 0660 Or call BIll, Master Plumber Ray s Dellcalessen al Berkshire 1-800-336-4590 In Virginia GORDON BLACKWELL, (Son of Eml)) The Wine Baskel, at QUler Dme tailored repairs, cracks 'ir C s al Gravton and Guam, call collect eliminated Reasonable! 882-0029 7/Eleven belween Cadieux and Ilalduck Park 202-696-5307 Guaranteed 20 years Grosse POinte Clean and FRANK R. IN ST. CLAIR SHORES: prompt Colhe Drugs Harper and Chalon (8', Mile' 821-7051 Manor Pharmacy Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane IE[;.~ WEIR The Book Store on Mack South or 9 Mile D1'LOYU SU'PONT OF THEQUA~OAIlD~ESE~n Perry Drugs accross (rom Lakeshore V,lIage on Marler ALL PLASTER PLUMBING, HEATING, l.-ake Pharmacy, E..9.,!1hl~ bet ...,.../> ""CK and .leHel'lun SEWERS AND DRAINS Shores Party Slore Je((erson I block ,oulh 01 9 Mile Protect their future REPAIRS Perry Drugs Shores ShoPPJllg eenler lJ 'Ih!e aM Harper while they protect yours Shore, Can!",," on Jeffe""'n near 13 Mile BRUCE CLEMENS BOILER SPECIALISTS MASTER PLASTERER 882-0005 SPRINKLER REPAIRS JAMES J. LEAMON IN ROSEVILLE Nell HOrIZon Book t>hop Little Mack and 13 'II Ie CALL AFTER 5 P M LANDSCAPING DESIGN CUICtk~I?@ &ide I block from K lIIarl AND SPECIALIZING In repairs 885.n11 Clean, prompt servIce 381KERCHEVAL, FARMS PLANTING Grosse POinte references Since 1925 Sodding PallaS Decks, Free estImates LouIs Keith DanIelson Gardening Blackwell. BJ9-3440 LIcensed Master Plumber "I~ is a TONY ... PLASTERING and drywall .,. .."..- repairs Textunng and The Master Plumber .. Classified! stucco Insured Pete Taor- (Son of Emil) -.....-- mma 469-2967 No job too small New and PLASTERING, drywall, cer- repaIrs, Violations ! amic tile, tuck pomtmg, 293-3181 Expenence~ ucensed stucCO 30 years expert- PLUMBING M S U Landscaping & Nursery Graduate ence Free estimates 824-0852 822.7979 882-6900 Guaranteed Call Valen- REPAIRS Office ReSidence tmo after 'I, J72-3462 SEWER CLEANING WOOD DECKS - DESIGN PLASTERING and drywall Reasonable Rates For All Mike Potter - Licensed Nell SqUIres 757-0772 AND CONSTRUCTION 882-1558 Stop PLASTERING FREE ESTIMATES CUSWORTH smoking. PAUL HEATING 445-0247 AIR CONDITIONING WERE FIGHTING FOR '!OUR LIFE SUPERIOR REFRIGERATION PLASTERING COMMERCIAL American Heart AND PAINTING CO RESIDENTIAL &\ Wet plastering and dry- QUALITY WORK Association V' (~ wall repair Cement 881~4664 stucco repair Insured. 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J~hn Whelan pltch~ flv~ no-hIt three Tiger pitchers to win 12-5 Greektown Cycling Classic will tournament and a trip to the state I~mngs to ~et the OrlOles mto the The Orioles rallied, put together a race through the streets of Greek- finals in Dowagiac by beating a fmals, beatmg the Red Sox 7.5June great defensive effort behind Van town at 7:30 p.m. on July 25 scrappy L'Anse Creuse entry 30. Schwartz's three-hit effort. Cyclists from around the world Will twice, 8-1and 12-3, compete for $10,000 m prizes. Outstanding pitchmg by DeBets, Fishing rodeo Pedal yourself over to share m the results fun at thiS free spectator event Downs and Oliver was turned in The 33rd annual Grand Fishmg Tim Harmount and Billy Faber for the all stars. Graves, Leins and For additional information, call Rodeo was held June 28 In the Catching the first fish of the rodeo 354-7450 Bellanca led the strong hittmg at. Park with more than 60 partici- was Ramon Safadi. Last fISh tack. Defensively pearls were con- pant~ battling to catch a pnze- caught m t.he rodeo was reeled in tributed by Malloy, Grambling, winnmg fish. by Mike Killian McMillanand Khoenle The cham- Tanya Brewer and John Rodml . Edward Safadl ca~ght the most plOnshlpgame ball went to DaVid tied for largest-fish-eaught honors fish and John. Wise won the Vier. The smallest fish were caught by craziest-catch pnze - a metal rod ~$-'c!2~ and clams Sports Week C)~ADILLAC Local girls play well in soccer tourney (Continued from Front Pagel Three players from the Pointe Grosse Pomte Yacht Club, scored the girls' under-12 diVISion was Well,I should have added a couple ofother Eagles under-12 girls soccer team one goal and aSsIstedon another In Cincinnati S E 74 Cardmals, who things. 9%APR. recently played In the Wolverine the first game - a 4-1victory over are the OhlOstate girls' under-12 I try to choose a variety of Items from dif- 6. Invitational Soccer Tournament 10 Cmcmnati Sycamore Arsenal champIOns ferent sports to fill open spaces. That's why Livonia Dritson and Foley played mostly Overall. the Wolverme tourna- you read about swimmmg and the Stony Ashley Moran, Courtney Dritson defense and were very effective as ment drew 180teams from through- Creek biathlon, even thvugh one wasn't very BESTOF ALL ... IT'S A CADILLAC. and Sarah Foley parhcipated as the Strikers limited their OPPO- out the Midwest and Canada Tour- local I also don't like domg thmgs like cut- transfer players on the St. Clair nents to two goals In three games nament offICials estimated more ting kIds' names out of stones. They, after ~hores Stnkers tor the tourna. Moran played right wmg and de- than 25,000people attended all, are the reason there are sports ment. The Strikers won two games fense The Shores Stnkers, coached by Anyway, thIS IS it for me and my sports and lost one in what may be the The Strikers lost to the London, Mar] Slesak, won first place 10 the column days. Next week, it's back to the l\9giE.l~iNKE.(!) most competihve youth soccer Ont Southwest Optlmlsts 1-0,and girls' under-12 Major DlVlsionof school beat and all the burmng Issues there O.tortownCIIICollocl ~. tournament in the Midwest defeated the Troy, Mlch ,Bonan- the MichIgan Youth Soccer Be seeing you J IN II V.n ark. w.,,,n Moran, who also swims for the za Express 1-0 Eventual winner of League 758.1800 ~0\..~ ~~ ~\~O\~1:~ ~O'l'l \",,,,~ ~ ...... fO~~\.\~~~ ~~S~ O~ O~ \.. 0\)'0( It ISthe nature of automotive stylmg THE BEST JAGUAR EVER BUILT: to be tranSient And It IS the nature of Jaguar to create cars of claSSIC Breeding tells. 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