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lnside this weeks - YourHome- Some Parcells parents 37)tinp!llfj consider uniforms 84 (f;o/jeBtooJII for middle-schoolers ~arktO~it! By Shirley A. McShane Staff Wnter The look of khakI pants, polo shIrts and navy, green or yel- '] think it would low sweaters IS not uncommon around the Grosse Pomtes make the kids In fact, a group of parents at Parcells Middle School like the more directed clean, conservative look of the clothes so much they've pro- toward achieve- posed makIng them a Uniform for the sIXth- through elghth- ment, focused, WEEK AHEAD grade students who attend the Grosse POInte Woods school unified and seri- Saturday, Dec. 6 But theIr proposal hasn't gone beyond the dIscussIOn and ous. Having the Brunch WIth Santa today research stage, saId pnnclpal and Saturday, Dee 13 from Glenn Croydon He asked the right clothes, 10 30 a.m to 12 15 p m. at Interested parents, who the Grosse POinte War approached hIm at the openmg being cool, is a Memorial, 32 Lakeshore, of the school year, to form an Grosse Pomte Farms The adViSOry committee to gather real issue for Jolly old elf WIll amve by information from all aspects of hehcopter and gIve each the school community teach- middle schoolers. child a pewter ornament. ers, parents and students TIckets are $13 a child and "I need to look at all the This would make $10 an adult Advanced reg- information they collect," istration is reqUIred Croydon said "I don't want to life easier for par- lean one way or another on thIS (Regardless of what I ents and the stu- deCIde), thiS WIllstl11have to go Sunday, Dec. 7 through central admmistra- dents.' tlOn and the board of educa- Susan Kopf The Grosse POinte tion There are ImphcatlOns advisory committee Cornmumty Chorus presents beyond our school" co-chairman its 45th annual Chnstmas The Idea grew not from any concert at 3 p m In the Fnes real problem at school, saId Audltonum at the Grosse parent Marlena Hanlon and 16 percent agamst the Po1Ote War Memonal The "A group of (mothers of fifth- Idea Parent surveys are not performance Will feature graders) were at a pICniClast yet completed and the commIt- handbell nngers, a sing-a- summer and we were talktng tee hasn't yet asked the stu- long and a VISIt from Santa about what a nice Idea It would dents how they feel about the Claus. T1ckets are $10 for Photos by Nicole Chesney be," saId Hanlon, a Grosse Idea adults and $3 for chIldren Pomte Shores mother of a SIXth The proposed Items mclude Call (313) 822-2482 for more Let the season begin grader at Parcells "It would be khaki and navy pants or skIrtS, informatIOn The 218t BDDuaJ Santa Claus parade on Kercheval ushered in the hoUday aeuon eaSIer, less expensIve and your polo shirts, turtlenecks and on Nov. 28. with special guest grand IJUlnhals "Toy Story's" Woody and Buzz child would look nice every sweaters In either navy, green, Lightyear, below, and the return of santa Claus himself, above, who wi11 ~ v1&- I • Occupation: student, ama- teur engIneer Quote: "I'm not sure what IS gomg to come of my cur- " rent work, but It'S fun Do what you hke best and forget the rest" See story, page 4A IDIT(}J{I,\I:SS2-029../ • DISI'I,\) ,\O\fRTJS'\,C:SS2-1::;OO • C!,\SSIIIID:SH2-f,CJnO • (1I{(ll \rl()'\,.~../'-';"i77 • J'!\OIH( flO'\, "I"I2-hfl<)() ..• \ c..POIta" 0fIIICU0 ,., l I 80~ S Ham,hoo Saglnow MI ~8602 A 1517179,0934 SEQUENCE 1800) 9683456 fox {51717912~23 fmOlf dmglOcn~com INIOtIAL ..... 976 Robb" Su,'.252 Grand Hoven ""11..9417 16161 8~6 8716 fax (6161 847<'747 ...... dm;j20na.0qn10 {om 2A December 4, 1997 News Grosse Pointe News ~esterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week Shopping center have be $1 R nnilion III J(" nUl The their apphcatlons The Park the land under the water and Manner's Inn m DetrOit VISit- ,m,,,,ered the pleas for a repeat bulk goe~ to 1lI.l1Jlldlll the qualified for the program when feel they would be entitled to a ed With eighth-graders at • The prl'vaI1l1lghigh co,t 01 pcrformance of a novel event POlO Ie" educ,lt lOn,,1 Wblem, It agreed to adopt land use and free and unobstructed view of Pierce Middle School thiS labor and mdtenal~ hab P(h! In,lUgurated last year - Men's With an annual budgl't of $2 control measures that mlJll- the lake In addition, oppo- week They talked about their poned the Cl!IlstrucllOll of till' Night The e\ent bar, women nulhon ($1 63 million of winch mLle flood damage to future nents say the extenblOn Will hfe on the streets and m the 10ng-promhPd Mlclllg"dll ,hoppers and hires extra help Ib ral~ed lowlh , constructIOn President create a cove m the comer of correcllOnal system and how Automobile Club buJldlllg ,It 10 take care of every whim of Richard M Nixon recently the south wall, creatmg an their downward spiral began In Somer~el and JelTer,oIl The the masculme present-buyers, declared Michigan a national area for debns collectIOn adolescencl:! when they expen- fOllr '" 1r< mcludmg l:;1fi wrapplllg prolect olan ~ began 25 YC:1rs :1go this ..,eel... dl"a"ter area which make" all mcnwJ "Ith dl U6" and alwhul earher and the aulo dub pur- shoreline communities elIgible • The Grossl:! Pomte Fanns chased the land h\<) \<',Ir, dgO • Winter tax bill" for the • HI. D deslgn'lte~ the Park council makes a move toward a • Behevmg It'S not getting ConslrucllOn cObt,.In ",tlmat- townbhlp, county and schoolb • A St Clair Shores reSident consohdated pohce and fire ItS money's worth, Grosse ed at $97,000 as ellgIhl" to reCel\Cbub'ldlzed have been maliI'd thIS \\ eek flood lII,urnn(!' \\hl]l' the other saved the life of a Grosse department NegotiatIons wIll Pomte Park drops out of SEM- • Merchant, of the Village Pomte Shores public safety The anticipated colleltlOn Will Pomt!' mt"lll lpahtlc b 'ubmlt begm between the city manag. COG The Park voted 5-2 m officer on Nov 29 as he was er and both labor umons The 1991 to Jom the 7-county engaged m a struggle With a counCil also voted to hire a full- regIonal organizatIOn for a one- motonst who had been pulled time court admmlstrator and year tnal to see If membership over for a traffic VIOlation to Increase mumclpal Judge would help fight the proposed Officer Bruce Darlington yelled Peter O'Rourke's salary He'd expansIOn of DetrOIt City ,,- . out for help and a 37-year-old been complammg that the Airport JI ..... reSident responded by grab- court was overworked and Mayor Palmer Heenan and bing the motonst (who was understaffed choking the officer) and hold. mayor pro tern Vernon Ing him untll the officer could Ausherman voted against JOIn- mg, saymg the Park wouldn't handculT him As It turned out 5 years ago this week the motorist was dnvmg a have enough clout to change stolen van He was charged the organizatIon's mind about • A group of 12 men m a 90- runway expansIOn With felomous assault and day substance abuse rehabili- reslstmg arrest The onglnal offense that propelled the tatIOn program at the - ShIrley A McSholU! events? The dnver failed to use a turn Signal • Representatives of the five Pomtes soon Will offer theIr prellmmary opinIOns on the feaslblhty of cable TV In the Pomtes In a meeting With Alger CommunicatIOns sched- uled for Dec 11 The first for- mal analYSIS of the request wab presented last July and • qramour & 'Elegance mumclpahtles have been • QualIty Craftman.;fllp hashmg out ItS Impact on the area ever SIllce • 'E;t;.ceptwna{ Servu:e Come Itl ana 'VIew jlrprn s 10 years ago this week '97- '98 Co{(ectwn of LU;>JJrUJus{y • The Grosse Pomte Yacht 'lJe.sl9nea'furs Club proposes to expand Its harbor by 84 wells south of the No Duty. No Sale~ T ~~J)~~ ,~~ ~ Lakeshore Ophmlsl Club of Grosse POinte ~ ....- W -Ff/end of Youth' 4IiI" ~ "COATS FOR THE COLD" ~ -A~ Annual CIothbac Collen.on -A~ FIlot» Call 882 2498 w(IO your name address and phone ...... 11) I!\.~ number between now and December 5th ~ We w II pick up donaled clothing Jell on your front porch on ~!i! .q Saturday December 61h belween 9 00 a m and 11 30 a m ~ Receipt Will be left at your door! All clOIO(ng forwarded 10 Children's -b~ Home of DetrOIt and Fort Sireel Presbyteflan Church -Open Door" ~ .~ Program ,p~ ~..:((~~..;((~t.~~ Friday, December 12th at 6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hours: ~..;r ~ ~ In l, Dt.'Hlllxt ~rh I In (J~' ..,~)rm "'_(un.IJ,\ I>...... c,:mhu (lih Saturday, December 13th at 11:00 a.m. l)"\(I.tnl .., ~I pm \r mJ.l\ I~'\.( nlt~:1"Nh )'\E1J 11 ") ~ pm 1u "L\ Ik'Hllllxr)(11 )-\(l m ...,",0 pm Sunday, December 14th at Noon Wcdoeoday Oettmber lOll, 9'"'\Oa.m. &30 p.m. Th r.....LI\ l>""ll.-'mbu I[Ill 9 '\() 1m ....~lrm FRH \\LtT P\RlIJ\(, \ll ~\Lf DnF.~ Free Parkm~ Wednesdal Everung R\lubulOn rC~lIunn~ 1(11LI('" IlIIl<)[1 )f punllng, 1>\ 1111p0r1InI-I.I1lLn, Ln ~nd !-umpe-Jn aru'b from .. DelrOLl mLtropolll.m Ire-.] ",11c,- lor \1"" n 1'"1"ll n 1 11 (I ~ i1,oll"lor md ll'\\df\ llllk,IIO(1 lrom (,rosse I'omr \11 Home for the Hobday, TIFFANY & C:(l I H(h r k , I ",- f 1')N .1 on ('In\ l'" ~ \ '\(, J)mld Rid1{\' t\ l\mRhl \ml rrt 11 lH.N 1 >21 lnellnd- .. (1lIkk Ifh ....lm '\ 1\ f .....muKln ()11on, lmJ'" '6 x ~') ",unci 1\ -2 Jh '" IK'li,l Ii/hI r 1"411 on r Ipc. r 11 x 9 "und 1\ #lOIl(l \ h" Rlnrr' Prml)('ffi" adderllO l'3CII ioI'i01d up 1O:md IPldlldll'l( $<;OllO(] and ""'nnan IlI1\louchclll' Save yourself time when it comes 1111 01\1 \,0 01'10and "\llbi«110~% M'cl1'1l'U' 'iak< r" lIIu'lr.lk'dr:ll2k~2\.. 1 1.m1't'OC< r Ill'Moochcllr J{)';('Jlh IlIr\loochclJe (, G to filling or finding jobs. See us first! r riP t,...c., --\~ fro c. ~c ,hi, dllll< I""",,, for \ZOOil po,q,.,,/$Z) OIl hprr<.' 1t,,1:md OI~ HI OIl FI1Il' .f , ~ , l I .' A D December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 3A LeFevre resigns in Woods By Jim Stlckford ment for LeFe\ re He proposed rest of LeFevre's term Without Staff Writer a speCial search committee haVIng to run In a speCial elec- Grosse Pomte Woods Council whose Job It would be to review tIOn State law does not member Thomas LeFevre poSSIble replacements and to reqUIre a !>peclal electIOn 10 announced hiS reSignatIOn make a recommendatIOn to the cases hke thiS If the term of from the council Monday mght, councIl at large The commIt. office of thp reslgnmg offiCIal IS less than a month aftcr an tee WIll consist of ~o\ It~e and morc than half cumpktc electIOn that brought two new counCIl members Enc Stemer LeFevre's term tXplres In members to the counCil and Al DickInson November of 1999 LeFevre wrote In hiS letter of The committee must first reSIgnatIOn, "I regretfully determIne what criterIa we If he had re!>lgned,for exam. resign my pOSItIOnas counCIl. WIll use to Judge candidate!>, pie, In August or September, a man for the cIty of Grosse NOVItke saId In the past the speclal electIOn would have POInte Woods I find I am council has appomted people had to be held In November to unable to gIVethe commitment from the City'S planmng com. find replacement, saId NOVltke to the posItion that It mISSion Other CItIes, In SImi- deserves" lar, SituatIOns, have apPOInted "The councll has a full agen- LeFevre owns and operates candIdates who ran for office da for 1998," NovItke saId "We several successful restaurants but lost on the theory that they do not want to start the year on the eastSide, mcludIng are mterested and that have mlssmg a council member Lucy's on the HIll some publIc support The Idea WIth the hohdays commg up, Woods Mayor Robert IS that they are next In lIne we Will have to act qUickly I NOVItkesaid that the Job of the Whomever the counCil hope to have a replacement council ISnow to find a replace- appomts WIllget to fill out the selected by January" Grosse Pomte News me- photo by Bert Emanuele Requeets for a 146-foot Ooatiog fishing pler and 16 boat weDs in the north end of Lake Front Park by the City of Grosse Pointe Woods was denied Dec. 1 by the City of St. ClaIr Shores Clty CouncU. Rash of tires slashed has police looking for clues in vandalism G.P. Woods' Lake Front ,By John Lundberg cars damaged were parked on on lIttle eVIdence and have no Staff Writer HIllcrest Slashed tires on cars suspects m custody PolIce In the Fanns, Woods, were also found on Vendome, Park improvements denied Park, Harper Woods and St Bournemouth, FaIr Acres and Cnme Stoppers of Michigan ClaIr Shores are lookIng for IrVIng Lane 10 the Fanns IS ofTenng an award up to A request for 16 boat wells In Its water resource and adVISOry but would cause pollutIOn and suspect(s) responsIble for the "It 18 not uncommon for an $1,000 for InformatIOn that the north end of Lake Front board, whIch met Nov 12, and would be nOIsy slashmg of several car tIres mdlVIdual to do somethmg lIke leads to an arrest m thIS cnme Park by the City of Grosse after heanng from 13 residents They were also concerned last week and over the week- thIS and go out and do It agam The mfonnatIon IS completely Pomte Woods was demed Dec Monday mght about the naVIgatIOn and traf- end Up to 50 vehIcles In the that same mght," Good s8ld confidential If you have any 1 by the St ClaIr Shores City Residents from LIberty, fic wngestlOn the boats would five CIties had theIr dnvers All of the vandalIsm went 1OformatIOn that could help CounCIl. Doremus and CI8Irwood told cause, as well as the nOise the Side tires slashed dunng the undetected by reSidents m the polIce, call the Cnme Stoppers A request for a 146.foot float. the council they were con- boats would make durmg mght five citIes Police are work1Og hothne at 1 (800) 831-3111 mg fishIng pIer WIth removal cerned that the natural water storms as they bounced RIck Good, Fanns detective, pIlIngs In Lake Front Park was flow would be restncted by agaInst the docks Said thiS type of vandalism IS 'Swing' Christmas conce'rt also demed. boat wells and the stationery Lake Front Park covers uncommon In his expenence CIty council voted unam- boats would trap debns They about 40 acres m the City,but He has seen vandals target car Margaret Ahee and Demse mously to deny both requests said the boats would not only IS owned and run by Grosse WIndows as objects for destruc- Stevens WIllbe featured vocal. upon the recommendation of obstruct their VIewof the lake, POinte Woods tIon, but never tires to thIS IStSat the Gentlemen of SWIng extent Chnstmas Concert to be held The spree, whIch pohce at the AssumptIOn Cultural belIeve ISconnected, began last Center, 21800 Marter Road on Traffic light set for Woods marina week In the Park It escalated Sunday, Dec 14, from 3 p m to By Jim Stickford other city offiCIals to come up know It was safe to proceed on Nov 28-29, when numerous 4'30 p m Staff Wnter WIth an alternative plan that because the bndge would be cars In the four other CIties Declanng It a part of the would allow pedestnans to retracted were damaged Four cars m St The orchestra, under the CIty'Sgood neIghbor polIcy, the cross the bndge and boats to "Now that the counCIl has ClaIr Shores were damaged, dIrectIOn of Mel Stander WIll Grosse POInte Woods CIty get m and out of the manna, approved the traffic light con- two In Harper Woods, 11 cars also feature vocalIst Don Margaret Denise CounCIl approved on Monday, whIle endmg the horn honk1Og cept, we have to look at the 10 the Fanns were hIt and Littlefield Ahee Stevens Nov 17, the constructIOn of a that Shores reSidents were cost and work out the techmcal nearly 20 cars In the Park were secutive Chnstmas concert boat traffic I1ght system for the complam1Og about. details of how It would actually damaged The tIres slashed The Gross POInte SeDlor presented by the Gentlemen of CIty'SLake Front Park manna work," Babcock saId "ThiS were conSIstently on the dnver Men's Club Chorus, directed by Sw10g The system means that The solutIon proposed by the light system won't be as com- Side, or the SIde of the car that Lou Mueller, will also enter- boaters comIng 10 from the CIty'S parks and recreation phcated as a traffic hght at the faces the street when parked. tam There IS no charge for thiS lake WIll no longer have to commIttee was a traffic lIght corner of Mack and Vernier, so In the Farms, most of the This WIll be the n10th con- holIday treat sound theIr horns to have a system The hght, saId I don't antIcIpate It costmg recently constructed pedestn- Babcock, could be located on tens of thousands of dollars to an bndge retract to permit the south SIde of the canal so purchase n entry mto the manna that It could be seen by boaters Woods director of parks BJ1l leaVIng and entenng the man- While the techOlcal detslls Babcock sood that bndge was na When boaters see the red have yet to be worked out, saId ...t\~\edonRacqUet buIlt in 1996 to connect the two hght, they know they have to Babcock, he expects the sys- parts of the park dIVIded by stop because the bndge IS tem to be 10 place by Memonal MIlk RIver But the bndge was across the canal When they Day 1998, when the pool IS \})\\.,v located between the boats see a green lIght they would opened to the pubhc * wells and Lake St Clair As a result, saId Babcock, ~l11lfted to EV.Ce\\e'(\t.e the bndge was made retractable so that boats could - ~i-TeCh get 10 and out of the marIna Inuesllgatlons CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Park policy calls for the bndge ] to be down so that pedestnans Inc. can cross It A bndge atten- (d OFF AU New dant IS on duty to open and HIGHLY TRRI NED DETECTIUES/SURUElllRNCE SPECIRLISTS O o close the bndge, pennlttmg 15 70 Memberships :"eed Someolle [-ollml'e,P boats to enter and eXIt the manna .....pfl~l ...f''-. • l. Ilde, , • I~LJ">I) ...... , \ ...... (l( I d, ..... ['( Christmas Gift Certificates Available But the attendant's booth • Covert Vetlrcle Tfadclng System • Mls ..,ng Persons where the bndge control • Background Check' • All Type<;of Investigation, mechamsm ISlocated ISplaced • Body Cuard Servile • Bug Sweeps Free nursery care available Call Toll Free on the Woods SIde of MIlk 1-888-EYE-SPY-9 (1-888-393-779-9) RIVer That means that the - 24 Hours/7 Days - Call Nancy Rivard attendant, because of a bend m the canal, can't see boats comIng Into the canal from the 774.1300 lake, saId Babcock. So boaters returnmg from an outIng have to sound their horns to alert the attendant to retract the bndge, saId Babcock It's the soundmg of the horn that turned out to be contro- versIal The MIlk River Canal, 10 part, dIVIdes Lake Front Park from St ClaIr Shores There are a number of homes on the Shores Side of the canal and reSidents have been com. plam10g about the nOise from the horns to Shores offiCIals Tlus and other concerns were brought to the attention of Woods offiCIalsat a senes of recent meetmgs between Shores and Woods representa. We do the complete Job Inside and out tIves • Additions • All types of Exterior Siding • Gara~e.~ Woods Mayor Robert • Recreation Rooms • Windows • Bathrooms NOVltke saId that gwen the • Kitchens • Dormers • References fact that Lake Front Park 15 located WIthan the border of St Clair Shores, It IS only proper and reasonable for Pointe Windows, Inc. Woods offiCIals do everythmg edmund t. AHEE jewelers For All Your Window Needs an their power to be a good 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods 22631 Harper, St. Clair Shores I neighbor When he and the counCIl learned that reSIdents (313) 886-4600 .772.8200 had complaInts about the An aUltlor zed TAG Hpucr deillN e AL~SUNROOMS horns, he ordered Babcock and ARE INSVLATIlD TO UlPYOIll c::ozt'.u.L 'Y'IAIl , , ..... AtI ...... 804 S Ho",,""" SOQInow 1,1.14860' 15t71792 0934 SEQUENCE 180019683456 '.0 10,1517) 792 U23 emOil...... dmg' Ocr So com 926 Robbin< SullO252 Grand Hoven 1,1.149417 1616) 8468126 f~~~8..~N47 December 4, 1997 4A News Grosse Pointe News Pointe student is engineering a bright future for himself By Shirley A. 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Opinion deprIves so many of them a vOIceIn their home county" campaIgn ISunder way In Wayne County to authorize spht-tlcket In the event the commission refuses to A voting In the primary electIOns RIchner believes the Democrats could home county, everybody counts" act the CItizens group has said It WIll for the seven county offices now use the new plan to deny a popular Hand concedes, however, that the Idea lau~ch a dnve to gather the 63,000 sig- filled by partIsan contests Repubhcan the nommatlOn for one of of an open county pnmary never had natures that would be reqUIred to place In effect, the campaIgn seeks to enable these Jobs occurred to those wrltmg the new char- the proposal on next year's pnmary bal- voters to split theIr ballots when they Richner IS also concerned that In the ter But now he thmks that the tIme for lot vote for countv l"xl"cnt!vp,<;hl"nff,pro'll"- long run pas'lage of thl'l propo'lal would an open county pnmary finally has come The New" behe..e" It ....ould be m the cutor, county clerk, treasurer, register of further weaken party government 10 Unhke the open pnmary 10 four other best mterests of the Grosse Pomtes, and deeds and county commIssIoner MIchIgan states, the only open primary that the espeCially their Gap maJonty, to put the GOP sources deny that they were Yet, John R Hand, a Dearborn attor- current proposal IS seekmg IS 10 Wayne Issue on the 1998 primary ballot, and we behind the proposal, and perhaps they ney who IS chaIrman of the sponsoring County. hope that the county commISSIon WIll were not But It is true that the GOP sel- group called "CItizens for FaIrness In CalifornIa recently adopted an open Yote to do so. dom If ever nommates anyone for a County Pnmanes," IS a Repubhcan who pnmary for all offices, and the proposal Wayne County office who can make a dIsagrees With RIchner. has been upheld by a U S Dlstnct Court If the members refuse to act, then the strong run for the county posItion As a GOP member of the Wayne LoUIsiana, Alaska and Washmgton ear- CItizens' group supportmg the proposal As the Grosse POInte News has often County Charter CommisslOn some years her had adopted the so-called "blanket could stIll conduct a petItion drive to get saId, the five Grosse POlntes are a ago, Hand pomts out that "by convertmg pnmary" on a state-WIde basis 10 each 63,000 sIgnatures to put It on the pnma- Republican Island m the Democratic sea to the home rule form of government, case. ry ballot. of Wayne County Wayne County got the nght to draft ItS The Wayne County open primary Approval of the proposal would surely In our VIew,thIS proposal could attract own rules for the conduct of county elec- already has attracted the endorsement of give more Grosse Pomte Repubhcans the more Repubhcans and non-Democrats to tions and to assure access to every regis- Wilham O'NeIl, a conservative opportumty to vote for more winning can- vote for mdependent candIdates who tered voter 10 the selection of county DemocratIc member of the CItizens'group dIdates they support on the Wayne mIght stand a chance of VIctory offices," Hand saId. and a county commIssIoner who could County ballot than they now can find on However, GOP state Rep. Andrew "That ISwhat home rule means: In the help put the Issue on the ballot next year. the GOP ticket. Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED - 882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PROOUcnON 88200294 Barbara Yubeck Velha,ke, 882.3500 882-6090 Publisher John Mmnls Margie Rems Sml th, Manager Roge-J" B Hages, Ad .. mlsrng Manager Sh.1,wn Muter.. Editor and General AssIStant Edllor Fran Vr]udo KIm M KozJo'WsJu.AssIStant to the Et~a::turt' j Robert B. Edgar Manager Production Manager Chuck Klonke, Sports Edlto, 34~~593 AssIS!. .. t Mo .. gor Ad;t!e::rR~~r:r.ger Founder and Pu&hsher (313) 343-5590 Sherry EJnMd WLlbur Elston, Edt'onol Wn,., 343-5597 [d.o IN.e, Advertlsms Represenlah.vt 0940-1979) Goo"e F Lothrop. Copy E f , 1 ...., past and present, reSIdents, VOILesof dl~cord were loud and dichotomIzed on racial terms Let's look young and old, and commumty obnoxIOUS over those two No gray, only black and actIvIsts began theIr self exam- decades whIte matlOn of what the controver- Tales of DetrOIt's lost But what WIllbecome of the to future s181 former mayor meant to majesty festered and I found them Young legacy Do we mourn the myself often laYing the blame passmg of one of DetroIt's And what an outpounng of on thiS man Although we OpInIOnhas flooded the media greatest fighters? Do we View with eye never met, I felt obhgated to wIth regret a man who never SInce hiS death Nov 29 CritiCIze hiS pohcles WIth ~hould have darkened the cIty Impunity To me, Youn/: was I was cunous to what the wIth hIs power? TIme will be forever wrong m hIS deCISIons on past response would be DespIsed or the final arbIter on that score deified, Coleman Young was and de~ervmg of the blame laid "I dreamt the past was neuer one ofthe rantles m publIc lIfe He was a hero to the black He champIOned mInonty on hIm by me, slttmg smugly But what should not happen past redeeming, But whether that there seemed to be no mid- underclass as he raIled against bUSinesses and drove many on my pIOUSsuburban throne IS to forget the mark the man thIS was false or honest dream dle ground of opInIOn of what segregatIOn and racIst hlTlng white-owned bUSInesses to the But for throngs of others, he made on our lIves Whether mg, I beg death's pardon now good or bad. It must remInd us type of leader he wa~ practice.> In the \\ork force, and suburbs, perhaps nc\ cr to \\ as the \\ 3m or \\ ho fought the And mourn the dead" He ruled DetrOIt for longer he was the example of all that return estabhshment that served to of what the polItIcs of dIVISIOn Richard Purdy Wilber than any pnor mayor of the was wrong WIth DetrOIt to With Young, there was no oppress them They saw the result m The Pardon [1950] city He preSided over the con- many In the suburbs gray area, only black and man as one who openly WhIle we cannot undo the tmual flIght of the white mid- He ellmmated hated covert whIte snubbed the powers-that-be past, Its recollectIOn can help We all knew thIS day was dle class from the CIty,and wel- polIce operatIOns lIke STRESS My family came to DetrOIt and Inshlled a sense of black ensure that the future looks fast becormng Ever SInce the comed the additIOn of several and hIred a polIce chIef now m one year after Young began hIS pnde and empowerment that beyond color, and DetrOIt's late Coleman Young started to constructIon projects that dom- pnson for embezzlIng $2 mIl- reIgn We lIved Wlthm shouting dIdn't eXIst He was the peo- rebound can be as dramatIc as slIp last month, cIty leaders, mate the CIty'Sskylme lIon from the City'Scoffers dIstance of the cIty and the ple's champIOn, albeIt people Its unravelmg The Op-Ed Page JAY MASINICK fY._i _ -THE LINE FOR The memories • The Ongmal Pancake SUitable pause, she got up and .WOW1 THIS IS SOME LINE sANTA IS INSIDE. House walked by the Clooney table linger on • Pomte ElectrOnICS for a closer look I AM Gl.IID PEOPLE STILL THIS IS THE LINE • Pongracz Jewelers Any Idea who Mr C was EMBRACEWE SPIRIT OF The Farms' Mike Mengden • Margaret RIce Inc WIth? FOR THE GLAZED submits some additIOns to THE cHRISTMAS SEASON • Carl Sterr "I didn't even notice," says HAMS. HEY!NO FYI's nostalgIa lIst of Pomte • Young Clothes Lucy "All I can remember WITH A VISIT TO SANTA - CUTS PAll. bUSinesses • Village Food Market were hiS eyes and I thInk he "gone but not • Walton-Pierce was weanng some kmd of blue forgotten" In baseball cap " the past quar- Some of MIke's longeVIty She sounded thnlled ter-century favontes? Farms Market, there "It's the first tIme we've ever In fact, the SInce 1939, Wnght's Gift & eaten there," she says Word longtime Lamp Shop, SInce 1946, and has It the beefcake actor's In POInter's hst the good 01' Grosse POInte town to make a mOVieWIth IS as long as News, around SInce 1940 Danny DIVIto the one pnnt- Was the poorly disgUised ed here a few celeb mobbed by hIS Motown weeks ago On the menu: fans? "People were discreet," and mcludes Starfish says Lucy "I later heard the manager tellIng one of the • Allard Hardware The Shores' Tom and Lucy Osaer were expectmg a nIce, staff that thiS IS the reason • A&P In The VIllage people come here - It'S a • Armgos qUiet dInIng expenence WIth some fnends from CalIfornia place where others' pnvacy IS • The Bronze Door respected" • The Campus Shop last Wednesday when the wBltress at Flshbone's spIlled So, dId everyone just act hke • DIamond LIl's he wasn't there? • Fanns DelIcatessen the beans George Clooney, Is nanny guilty or innocent? star of TV's ER and filmdom's "Well," Lucy admItted, "there • FannslKent Drugs was thiS one woman at the bar By Vietor Bloom, MD worm, hiS estImatIOn of you • Fromm's Batman, had come In WIth The nanny-lollIng IS reced- Wllllmmedlately nse Say the • Gene's Party Store another gent and was seated mg mto medIa hiStory and same thmg to an Amencan, • The Golden Coffeepot nearby See FYI, page SA some of us are stIll wondenng and Raban's Idea is that he • Grosse POInte Woods Lucy couldn't resIst After a what happened In a recent WIlloblIgIngly squash you RecreatIOn New Yorker article, the WIth hIS boot, much as the • Hadden's of London author, Jonathan Raban, JUry showed Itself prepared to • Harkness Pharmacy makes some very Interestmg squash LoUIse Woodward • Hlmelhoch's ~.Light tip the~ observatIons about nonverbal It is mterestmg how natIOn- • Howard Johnson's commumcatlon ...... 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(616IS~7-67~7 emat '*ng~com December 4, 1997 8A Letters Grosse Pointe News Parcells or any other public foregomg thmgs must we aban- to know how much improved Proposal a school m our district don m order to have small class the Grosse Pomte Red Barons Stop the calendar parody of Pointes Ellen Creager sIzes?" and "How can class sIze football program was thIS past Grosse Pointe Woods uniformIty be achieved WIthout 1997 season To the Editor: forcmg some students to attend Ail a parent With a son in the The carcass has hit the garbage can (that's the turkey If I am alanned by the well- you're wondenng) Just ground up some orange glop Wlth school outSide of theIr neigh- program for three years, this meamng but nusgwded effort Classroom size was the best yet Parents Club sticky marshmaUow Junk on top, along Wlth some withered To the Editor: borhood?" to require student umfonns at Ail a dlstnct, we are bemg for the first time, more Red green beaJUl,nmny Jello salad remnants and some con- This letter IS 10 response to Parcells Middle School, where challenged to find new ways to Barons apparel, more opportu- gealed dressmg and potatoes that were once hght and fluffy my daughter IS m the SIXth the article by Shirley A mamtam our excellence In edu- mtles for involvement and a Papa took our youngest to an 8 a m. plane, and I have grade McShane regardmg elemen- much Improved parents' day tary school class sIze in your cation and Improve It where some hes\) decIsIons to make Do I rc,uap all th" slIve. First, the Idea smacks of needed ThIS ISwhere our locus The hlghhght of the year - serving pieces and hide them away agam or pray they don't authontanamsm and ngldlty Nov. 20 issue Red Barons play the Pontiac In It, she hlghhghts the con- should be Ail WIth past Issues, turn black 10 the next three weeks before Chnstmas Eve? It grates agamst the philosoph- let's not focus on what's wrong Sllverdome! A photographer Another blggle, IS how am Iever gomg to wade through all Ical roots of pubhc school In our cern of one parent over class- was on hand and the children room sIze This year the par- WlthOUtoffenng feaSIble solu- those bags of stuff I've been collecting for the last several country and Irmtates parochlal tIOns, let's not cntlclze Wlthout had a wonderful time Both the weeks and have tossed carelessly mto the spare bedroom? school ent's concern centers on her cheerleaders and players were son's second/third-grade mag- consldenng all I'elevant fac- Soon that room WIllbe needed for Vlsihng relahves, but, for Second, the very problems tors, and let's not lose SIght of thnlled now, It looks hke an explOSion in there. that umforms supposedly net class at Defer, whIch con- This Improvement goes to tains 27 students. I, too, have a the big picture And, with the memory short Clrculting a lot these days, address - dlsclplme, atten- Galante the leadership proVlded by Mr son in that classroom, but Ifall Linda Wolcott I'm no longer certain who gets the red thmgamabob and dance and achIevement - are Jay Masinlck and the hQard of to share a concern over Grosse Pointe Park who gets the blue one Whose neck IS a 15 and whose IS a not senous problems for the directors. Look for even more whether he is gett10g hIS "fair 16' Which male In the fanuly wears a 9 shoe and who's the vast maJonty of students at improvements as the 1998 sea- 8? Parcells. Umfonns have been share of the pIe" Improved Red son approaches tned In troubled or dangerous Classroom sIze IS only one of Great Job Barons. Oh dear, what are all those hghts do1Ogon people's trees? pubhc schools only as a des- many factors to conSider in Barons program Does that mean It's truly the season? We're still trymg to perate last resort. not as a pre- assessmg the qualIty of educa- To the Editor: Mike Titterinl(ton fin18ha roofing Job and then have to have the screens put emptive measure to nd the tion bemg proVIded m a gIVen I Just wanted the community Grosse Pointe Farms away and the wmdows washed. Do you get the Picture? I'm halls of unSightly T-shirts and classroom The concern not readylll unpressed bell-bottoms. expressed by thiS parent It's aU moving too fast. However, these are not big deci. Thtrd, the wufonns proposed focused on only thIS one factor loans For Homeowners - green. yellow or navy - and completely Ignored the sions; this is routine for this time of the year, and nothmg is Regardless of cre(!It hIstOry, ~ gomg to rattle me, nght? Remember that old maxun, If each sweaters and khalu pants from others I urge thiS community call for same-day approval ofus were to put our troubles on the table, we would all the Lands' End catalog - would not to allow "class size" to chose to take back our own. Worrying about Sllly stuff is be a hilarious parody of Grosse become the "Issue ofthe year" CommonPoint Mortgage what paralyzes us. After all, aren't we fortunate to have Pomte If It weren't 80 fnghten- Class size is detennmed by CASH FAST! 1-800-968-2221 cred1t to shop for gifts and silver to clean! 109 in a "Stepford Wives" 80rt deciSIOns of the PAC at each of way. Our town may be con- indiVldual school, based upon This is my favorite time of the year. Iwant to savor It. I servative, but this goes too far. hImted resources, educational want clean, wlnte snow I want to stay awake when the needs and wants, and a Rockettes kick. those pretty legs in the air, and Iwant to see Fourth, a parentopJDion sur- respect for neighborhood AnnabeU's wish come tIue vey currently bemg conducted schools Most of us would love JANe WOODI)UR Y Thts year we have grandchildren in town to share au the at Parcells IS being done by an to have small class sIzes. joy of the season. The re-nms of Frosty and "Charhe energetic group of parents who We also want teaching spe- Brown's Christmas' will seem new again as we VIew them want school uDlfonns, rather clahsts 1D language arts, (;) through a child's eyes hke a cigarette smoking survey mathematics and science, being done by the tobacco quality music, art and physi- The Village, the Hlll and Mack and Kercheval shoppmg lobby They qUite naturally Wlll cal education programs; an areas have come alive once again, festooned WIth ribbons, present findmgs which support adequately staffed and wreaths and music The local merchants give us a hearty their poSItion, somethlng deci- stocked hbrary and the best push to unmerse ourselves m the spmt of the season. sion-makers should take mto resources and technology We Advent has begun, and the windows of our calendars are account would also love to add a for- opened with new anticipation each day I urge the community, school eign language program. Please, dear Lord, gIve us the strength and energy to live board and the Parcells admm- However, smce the education- each day to the fullest and keep the love and JOYin each of istratlon to kIndly thank the al funds aVallable to us are our hearts. Bless us au... unifonn committee for Its hard becommg mcreas1Dgly more - Offerl1lg from the loll work, but finnly reject Its con- hmlted, the real questIOns are clUSIOns as unsuitable for "How many and whlch of the FYI From page 7A thiS paper's subscnber hst to Braille-tramed people can find the most hkely community Send a card read Homes away for the honor with feeling "For the blmd, It means a lot The Wlnner? Of the Wlnter to get a card that gives them from home escapes of 200 G P News sub- You have a fnend Wlth hrmt- personsl contact," says June Many Pomters rebre there scnbers hsted throughout ed VISion and you're not sure "It puts them on a one-to-one and other local snowbirds flock Flonda, Naples was In the lead what kmd of greetmg card to basIs" South 88 soon as the leaves With 22 Pomters or ex- send - WIll he or she even be You can contact her at (313) fall A number of tIpSters tell Pomters able to read It? 881-3136 FYI that there's so many m one Boca Raton carne in second In the Pomtes, one answer "You should check with the spot in Florida, It'S called With 18 and Vera Beach was may be as close as your nearest person you're plannmg to send "Little Grosse Pomte" close behind Wlth 17. Hallmark store, where Braille a card to," cautions Arlene. But where, exactly, IS thiS Then there's Sarasota, WIth cards are part of the stock. "Not everyone who IS Vlsually Bill Blass USA place? "Edsel Ford used to call 11 residents transplanted from But, for a more personal Impaired reads Brallle." the Angler's Club on Marathon the North's land of pmk and touch, you can call on June She and her husband can be Key 'LIttle Grosse Pomte: but green and snow and Ice. BetziDg, of the Woods, or Jim reached at (313) 881-6406 Sport.wear & Drene. probably only when he and hiS or Arlene Braun, of the Park. mends were all down there," Take your pick Florida has All are Braille transcnbers, Got a tip'! 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Overton Article VIII, Section 2 of the petitIOn that are transformmg parents ~Some of my money IS school m Michigan, mcludmg a the more expensive tradItional hIid leveland, OhIO, 3,000 Michigan ConstitutIOn outlaws and Improvmg virtually every gomg to send your child to a pubhc school outside a child's pubhc system for a less expen. c I ren entered prIVate any "payment, credit, tax bene- other aspect of modem hfe religlous school. mtermedlate district which slve alternative school would schools thIS fall In the s~ond fit, exemption or deduction, Impedmg competition serves The best route for educatIOn- charges hiS parents tUItIOn It save the state $5,600 In expen- yea\ of a publicly financed tUitIOn voucher, subsIdy, grant umons, bureaucracy and those al Improvement m MichIgan IS would be apphcable agamst dltures, while costmg the state vouc er program or loan of pubhc momes or who enJoy the matenal bene- to permit tUItIOntax credIts - the personal mcome tax, the no more than 50 percent of My-seven schools are par- property to support the atten- fits of monopoly, but It removes not Just for parents who send Smgle Busmess Tax, or the 6- that, for a net savings of tlclpatmg, InCludmg Hope dance of any student~ at any mcentlves for quahty, efficlen. their children to an alternative mIll statewide property tax $2,800 Central Academy where pnncl- nonpubhc school cy and accountablhty It the school, but for anyone lmclud- and could be used by ,my Slate InnovatIVe concept. hke the ~ ~ham Moms says, "For ThIs 81rtlght ban prevents purpose of educatIon IS to pre. mg fnends, relatives, and bUSI' taxpayer - mdlVldual or bUSI- UTIC are croppmg up mother e t time In decades, Inner the government from wntmg pare cluldren for the future, nesses) who contnbutes toward ness - that pays tUItIOn for a states which don't have dracon. CltYeducation IS coming ahve checks dIrectly to private Michigan's constitution must the tUItion of any chlld attend. MichIgan student to attend an Ian prohibitions agamst educa- WIt h new optIOns and real schools, whIch assures the sep- change mg any school that charges alternative school It IS capped tlOnal chOIce and competition progress' aration of church and state and The broad outlmes of the twtlon, public or pnvate. at 50 percent of the state's per It's time to start askmg why Last Apnl, Anzona enacted a mmlffilzes the danger of gov- most prudent constItutIonal A plan that would bnng thiS pupil expenditure (currently MIchIgan's constitution should law that permits tax credIts of ernment intrusion mto pnvate change are these The state's about IS now on the table for about $5,600) continue to thwart the kmd of u~ to $500 for anyone con. education But by forblddmg prolubltlon ag81nBt dlr~t 81d public debate and IS known liS Phased mover nme years, reform that can make a real tnbutlng to chantable groups even a small tax creQ.ttfor non- to pnvate schools should the Mackmac Center for Pubhc the UTTC would actually save difference m the bves of our that proVIde scholarshIps for public school parents, It unf81r- remain Parents who are Polley's Urnversal 'I\utlon Tax the state hundreds of mIllions children students to attend pnvate ly forces those parenta to pay already makmg education a Credit (UTI'C) of dollars, which could be used Joseph P Overton IS senIOr schools In June, by an over- for their children's education pnonty by their personal, pn. The UTTC IS ~umversal" to boost school fundmg or vice presuknt of the Mackinac whelmmg vote, Minnesota tWIce and to subsldlze a public vate chOiceSshould be encour- because It would apply to any returned to the taxpayers m Center for Public PolICY, a greatly expanded Its program system they've chosen to aged, not penalized Other Cltl- elementary or secondary stu- tax cuts Iflt were fully opera. research and educational orga. of tax credits for educatIonal escape zens who want MIchIgan chll- dent toward tUItion paid to any tlonal right now, for mstance, n1zatlOn headquartered m expenses, Includmg pnvate Oddly enough, Michigan dren to have the most optIOns pubhc or pnvate "alternative" every chl1d who opted out of Mtdland school tUItion allows a modest tax credlt for and the best opportunities OhIO,Anzona and Mmnesota private or pubhc college must be stimulated to get are leaders among a groWIng tUItIon, wh1le the state consti- dlrectly lDvolved And barriers number of states that are tutlon bans anything sim1lar to better education for poor speedmg past MIchigan m the for K-12 education! cluldren should be removed race to Improve education Nonpubhc school parents are Vouchers, though a hkely Whether It be by vouchers or not only domg what they rmprovement over the present tuition tax credIts, legislatures regard as best for their chil- system, are not the best way to are mOVIng to enact mnova. dren; they are savrng MIchigan accomphsh these tlungs tlOns that mtroduce competl- taxpayers almost $1.5 bl1llon because they mVlte greater bon and enhance parental tlus year That's how much the government control over pn. choice. state would have to T81setaxes vate educatIon They also Meanwhlle, MIchIgan chil- Ifall those parents pulled their would prompt many parents to dren are blocked from eDJoymg 240,000 chl1dren from pnvate r81se thiS legitimate objectIon SImilar reforms by a 1970 and home schools and enrolled to thelT use by pnvate school amendment to the state's con- them in the public system stitution - arguably the most Moreover, Article VIII, repreSSive, antI-chOIce proVl- SectIOn 2 IS unfair to every slOn of any state constitution m MIchIgan chlld because It stl. 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" SCHOOL NEWS Busy students Middle School PTO Hurley IS a veteran speaker The Grosse Pointe on tOPiC!> of self-respect, Academy middle school respect for others and the Issue recently coordinated a clothing of alcohol abuse by teens He drive With the Capuchin Will address the student body IIJI«lon MorE' th:m 150 large aud btaff aL Brownell at 10 plastic bags of clothmg were a m Monday, Dec 8 and agam donated by the students that mght at 7 30 p m 10 the Janet Hernck, supervlsmg Parcells school audltonum teacher of the annual event, said the dnve empnaslzes the AddItionally, he Will address gw10g and shanng of one's own the PIerce school assembly at property to those In need It IS 8 45 a m the same day one of many commumty semce AdmiSSion IS free proJe<:tsthe academy works on throughout the year Yellow submarine Accolades This 3-foot-by 14-foot yellow submarine was con- Fnends of the LIbrary mem- structed last spring by resident Scott Lattimore of Reunions ber Florence MIller kicked off Grosse Pointe Farms as a prop for the spring music The Grosse Pointe South the annual Gift of Reading program at Kerby. The submarine spent the summer High School class of 1992 wIll book drive by readmg "The in Lattimore's garage and returned this fall. by invi. hold ItS fifth reunion on Polar Express" by Chns Van tation from Kerby principal Debbie Hubbell. With a Saturday, Dee 27, begmmng at Allsburg as part of the HIll tree few adJustments made by Lattimore to ensure stu- 6 p m m the Barnster Gardens hghtmg celebratIOn last dent safety, it now sits in the school library where Banquet Center For reserva- month three students at a time are permitted inside. It has tIOns, call Mary FIldew New books for ehtldren been a favorite private reading spot for the student Johnson at (313) 763-1536 under the age of 7 can be population (there's always a waiting Hst}. before Wednesday, Dec 10. dropped off at any branch of Lattimore also talked to the fourth-raders in late the Grosse Pomte Public October as a featured guest in the Kerby Arts Aware- LIbrary throughout the month ness Program on how he made the submarine. Test drive of December The smile on Caltlln Kenney's face testi8es to the Events . Books Willbe collected by the success of the recent efforts of the entire St. Paul Pat Hurley, a natlonally Detroit Free Press for dlstnbu- Catholic community in the improvement of the play- known humonst and author, tlon to needy children through ground and parking lot between the church and the WillVISItGrosse POInte by mVl- schools and SOCialservIce agen- Do you have an item for school news? school in Grosse Pointe Farms. The project estimat- tatlon from the Brownell cies - Call (313) 343-5591 - FAX (313) 882-1585 ed to cost about $93,000 included a new playground, parking lot, sidewalks, curbs, improved draiDage and d""" ~---- grading of the grounds and a new equipment and safety surface for the play area. The entire area was -- officially opened on Nov. 8 by Monsignor Leonard P. Blair. -rttli- COMO'S COLLISION • PICKUP&GO { I I I I I ~ H Guaranteed Quality Work • Pick-up and Delivery • -NO CONTRACTS Complete Collision Repair a Refinishing -NO CREDIT CHECKS • -NO MONTHLY BILLS UtiliZing the Latest State of the Art Equipment We've satisfied our t Rental CarsAvaIlable • customers through the years for your convemence by domg work directly with • 5.0(IEA~ tSL"'::fYOURrnllR t Foreign & Domesttc GET A their msurance compames. lndudmg AAA, Slale Fann, VehIcles • FREE ~ CItizens. Safeco, All Slale. USAA t Towmg ServICes CLEARPAm • DIGITAL 22015 MACK AVE. 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I!!lI'IQ "ill"!. -.f~~~;q-----~-I F1 A 0 December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A Brownell in educational partnership with local business, public utility By Shirley A. McShane Edison Will supply matenals ate Its own energy Clal>&rooms May 1 It 1& a 28 4 kilowatt Staff Writer to Brownell to particIpate In also Will receive copIes of d 50- faclhty With 120 solar panels, A gathenng of student coun- the Solar8ehools program In page student dCtlvlty book, a each measurIng 2-feet-by-4- CIl members seated In the exchange for USIng the maten- teacher guIdebook, &upphes for feet and capable of generatmg Brownell Middle School hbrary als m the classroom and con- expenments and the InYltatlOn 285 watts of DC electnclty hstened mtently on '\1onday '1S duct'ng !', Compound the fun ~ Pay Mor•••• Studenu in teacher Jane EWs' third-grade class at Ferry Elementary School Yt\oIe 69II had some fun teaming Blff TENDIR10INS $3 Cot alld Triuuned Free ! IJm~ 2 about compound words lut week. They came to school wearing typical attire: sunglasses, head- bands, sweatshirts, base- ball caps, bactpacka and neckties. They also •Whole/Skinless CHICKEN BREAST brought with them atypi- cal items such as tooth- bl'UShes, popcorn and '1Jf=:~r:eet ITALIAN SAUSAGE starfish. Pictured with -USDA ChoiceBEEF- EWs are Jaclyn Liedel', Lauren VanBeek, Chris • BONEUSS ROUND STEAK Schuster, Leann Decker and CharUe Thibault. CUBE STEAK • LEAN BEEF :T~~ GROUND ROUND ~=. Needed: Volunteers As part of a new program, 8t John Home Care IS lookmg for Don't mISSthIS opportumty to VIeW an extensIVe CollectIOn of volunteers to proVIde serYlces South Sea Cultured Pear/Jewelry on Satttrti4y. December 6. to termmally III patlents, their caregIvers and families 1997,from 11am to 4pm Volunteers are needed to make ComeJom US! home VISits, phone calls, offer RegtSter to wm a strand of cultured pearls Oil December 6. 1997 compamonshlp, run errands Teleflora s Golden and to gIve transportatIOn and other support In Wayne, Macomb, Oakland and St Clair counties $ 0 31elefiom: Trammg WIll be scheduled 3"75 Stn.ng tJ,~(omm,mt"'Jtntt 1934 through Saturday, Dee 20 For Authonud Nola J"d hf~,m(( LACtrllX [Hil/n more infonnabon or to volun- I"nmma "nJ &t4t~ App""JnJ teer, call 8t John Home Care SUPER BRIGHT An1l4U4'anti F.nr W4uh &patr at (800) 248-2298 weekdays D"'J'lffl off"",/.., between 8 a m. and 4 30 pm. 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SUNDAY 11-7 VISA • MASTERCARD • DISCOVER • AMERICAN EXPRESS • DINERS I~ TAM- \-'\ \1l1)l-110'\-\I~ I rA"'~-----~-----~-----~A" AIlOJTIONAL I T\KF AN ADDITIONAL I TAKE AN ADDITIONAL I TAKE-----~-----~-----AN ADDmONAL I TAKE AN ADDmONAI~ I TAKE AN ADDmONAL 1~"lt:~(\,:})'I ~){':)J~~l~~I I q!"f I (~~l'I $]5 (~rf I (~!f > I I' rI \I $l~r~~':~15 $15 ~15" I ' &!IIIII'?f!!I'lI- ~.f~S"'!!l!', -~-~--~.--~l:----~.....,..... ea--__,_ ?' 11 ..... r t ' A December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 13A When used properly, air bags save lives and put few at risk The NatIOnal Highway Medical Indications for Au Bag mJunes were either unbuckled restramt for children thiS size IShoused can receive senous or InjUry ASSOCiatIOn "That IS Traffic Safety Administration DuconnectlOn"I hope the or Improperly buckled " IS a booster seat} and others fatal IllJunes from deploymg why It IS Important to Sit back (NHTSA) recently announced fhdmgs proVidedm this report According to NHTSA, 49 had slipped the shoulder strap air bags as far as poSSible from the plans to offer some people the telp put m perspechve the children have died as a result behind them steenng wheel whether or not ophon to Install air bag on/off nsks that aIr bags pose," said of senous fatal head or neck "The nsks that air bags pose the vehicle ISeqUipped With air sWitches In their vehicles But, Dr TIlman Jolly, ASSOCiate mJunes caused by an air bag. The speed at which an air to children can be entirely bags " experts say that the over- Professor of Emergency AccordlOg bag deploys eliminated when kids ride whelmmg majonty ri Medlcme at the George to crash creates an properly restramed m the back The vast majority of Amencans and their famllns Washmgton University Investiga- The ABCs of Instant seat," said Dr Manlyn Bull, a Amencans can retam the bene- are safer With an aIr bag as Medical Center "Only a vcry tions, \'lrtu- butTer that, F('llow of the American fitq of aIr bags and Virtually long as they follow a few smple hmlted number of people ally all of air bag safety With safety Academy of PediatriCs ehmmate the nsks by malO- safety steps A hmlted n\Ulber would actually benefit, med- these chil- l' belts, pro- "Parents should know that, tammg a safe distance between of people may not be safeTWlth Ically, from deactIVatmg their dren were • _Always shdeth:;;t" ~TIhi te cts peopeI With or Without an air bag, the steenng wheel and the an air bag, and they ma' want air bags Most people are bet- u n r e - back and 1st back ,'" from seri- children are slgmfican tly safer chest, properly buckling all to consider a SWitch ter off With their air bags left stramed or f, ous Injunes ndmg In the back seat" occupants With lap and 8houl- That's the message the Air on" improperly • Buckle everyone m a head- Alr bags are a supplemental der belts and properly restram- Bag Safety Campaign and the restrained on-colh- restraint and, when combmed 109all children 12 and under In Amencan Acadeny of NHTSA's announcement Of those • ~lu.ldren 12 and younger s Ion With safety belts, reduce the the back seat nde properly restramed In the Pedlatncs, the Amencan comes after much pubhc who were Dunngpre- nsk of senous head injury by NHTSA says, If all chtldren back seat. College of Emergency debate about the safety of air Improperly crash brak- 75 percent, compared With a 38 were properly restrained all of PhysIcians, the Amencan bags and the nsks they pose to restramed mg, unre- percent reduction for belts the time, we would save an Academy of Famuy ffiYSlclans, children, m particular "Right 12 were strained alone. An bags reduce the nsk additional 630 children's hves the Brain InjUry ~sociatlon now, when people are evaluat- mfants ndmg m rear-faCing dnvers and passengers are of fatal injUry by 30 percent m and prevent an additional and the Emergen,y Nurses Ing their chOices regardlOg air child safety seats that were thrown agamst the hub of the frontal crashes 182,000 chtld lOjUneS each AsSOCiatIOnsdelivetiJdImmedi- bags they need the facts," said Improperly placed in front of a steenng wheel or dashboard, year ately follOWIng NHTSA's Janet Dewey, executive direc- passenger air bag, two S-year- where the air bag IS housed "The steenng wheel Itself IS Currently belt use In the announcement tor of the Alr Bag Safety oids and a 2-year-old, each IndiViduals who are not wear- a pnmary cause of mjury to natIOn stands at 68 percent A panel of mediAllspecialists Campaign "And the facts are weighing under 40 pounds, 109 their lap and shoulder belts dnvers dunng a crash," s81d Last year nearly 9,000 adults also released th£ Fmal Report - almost all of the people who were weanng adult lap and and/or are ndmg less than 10 George A Zitnay, Ph D , presI- died because they were not of the NatlonalConference on have died from air bag-related shoulder belts, (the correct mches from where the air bag dent and CEO of the Bram weanng theIr seat belts Tbe, ToV\'n PumR TavE?rn DETROIT ~ED WING HOCKEY Thank you for your patience during the first phase of our slreetscape proJect. look for more exciting and beautiful Improvements next springl • NAUTICAL MILE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Businesses located on JOllerson. between 9 & 101/2 Milo Roads In SI Clair Shores 810.773-3624 / HAPPY HOUR IS ALL DAY LONG 18 BEER'SON TAP AND LOTS MORE STILL TRAPPED IN THEIR BOTILES 1VlStNARl(!JT ON THE CAMPUS Fax 882.0220 355 FISHER RD. 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ICOI'T OIl '0,1517) 792 2423 emOll dl'ng I Oem tom Pr.SHlen, .NIOUI...... 926 Robbon, 5 252 Grand H"",," MI ~9~17 1616)8~6 8726 '0.16161 8~7<\7~7 ..... 4rnQ2OnoYoocIe cem December 4, 1997 16A Automotive Grosse Pointe News Electronic navigation: It's easier to fold, but a map is still a must A gray dawn, 7 am, the are gOing to make good use of would appear But we dIdn't At last, outsIde the Newark last Sunda) m November A thIS Global Posltlonmg System realize when we suddenly airport, a blue-and-whlte Sign couple of birds whistle at the naVIgatIOn program More on wound up m Newark that marked' fuel" with an arrow top of a tree outsIde the apart- thiS later Hoboken was a commumty Ahead was a Sunoco statIOn ment m the neighborhood At 7 05 am, the female north of town The plethora of We pulled In and began the adjacent to Hoboken HIgh soundmg electromc "vOice" mterstates, US and New gassing-up process Nothing School and qUiet Columbus from the back of the CARIN 2- Jersey routes was too much to happened The owner of the Park U2 X 4-mch VIdeo screen deal With followmg the navI- head and shoulder:. we had W.." .. p,Kl....d the tnml.. of bq;m. dlrectm& u" out of g.ltlOn'" ,vi .." du ,, JI.... /IlE:A.GLE The Jeep Store BRINGING YOU SERVICE SPECIALS / LOCHMOOR JEEP/EAGLE LOCHMOOR Jm/EAGLE LOCHMOOR Jm/EAGLE I CHARGING SYSTEM II COOLING II TUNE- UP I SYSTEM SERVICE II .Replace with Champion I I CHECK II Spark Plugs I •Test Battery Voltage II • Antifreeze (up to 2 Gallons) II . 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Stole 257 G,ond Holten MI ",900417 1616l8~6 8776 '~J.6'.ti~~~747 December 4, 1997 18A Automotive Grosse Pointe News Who can resist New York's second floor balcony overlook. tronlC vOice- and thiS hap. Silenced her, returned to state technology, Just as a century Autos-- shops and cafe.>?Big spenders mg the front entrance We pens, no matter how loud or road 113, eventually hlt US earlIer It had taken a while Willhave no trouble parting enjoyed a talented plamst at soft you choose to set It, If 20 and drove It to 1.75 and on for the typewnter to replace From page 16A With their gold here The work on favonte pop and there ISoutSide nOise or other ro Detroit pen and paper Jersey square miles, all open thnfty can confine themselves show tunes, followed by a Interference Like so many deVIces of the But as surely as e.mlUI has for business on this sunny, to the Simple pleasures of small stnng ensemble and Wlthtn a mile or two In ht- electromc age, naVIgatIon sys- advanced from nerd arcana ro clear holiday afternoon Window shoppmg Starbucks VivaldI tle Norwalk we were lost, and tems are neat and they can be necessary weapon In our com. To add petrol msult to appears to have a strangle- But all good things must on reaching the end of a very useful, particularly for mumcatlOn arsenal, descen. inJury, once through the hold on the coffee mass mar. come to an end We tned to street which dead.ended at a the bUSiness traveler armed dants of thts electrOnic, satel. Holland Thnnel and barreling ket We were amazed at the wnng a few extra hours of fun bUIlding, our electromc naVl. WIth addresses But adven. hte-gwded naVIgation deVIce north on Manhattan's 10th numbers of small restaurants out of the weekend by takIng gatress pohtely told us we turesome, cunous travelers, WIllsomeday threaten the pn. Avenue, we spotted at least With tasty, moderately-pnced an alternate route through were off her digItIzed map beware macy of maps as a way of four more place~ to I:!a~up meals Yet most people OhIO No turnpike for us We We began to backtrack She It took the automobile finding your wav In the world although fuel was around appeared qUIte tnm Could It turned on CARIN outSide told us tWIceIn short succes. about 25 years ro completely But not yet Those good old $1 50 a gallon m the world's be the Incessant walking? Norwalk and asked for dlrec. slon to make a U.turn, WhICh subdue the horse It took com. multl.fold paper maps stIll greatest city The Metropolitan Museum tIons to US 20 But we must would have had us dnvmg In puters a while ro replace type- rule. Don't leave home with- Satellite navigatIOn sys- of Art features live musIc on a have misunderstood the elec- CIrcles, we thought So we wnters as the favonte wntmg out 'em tems don't always work well In areas With tall bUlldmgs to mterfere With Signals So we gave CARIN the rest of the day off, plus much of Fnday and Saturday as well Stlckmg mostly to midtown Manhattan, WIth ItS num- bered streets and avenues, Its $7.an.hour parkIng, Its $350 fines for honkmg, Its clots of bnght.yellow taxIS whIch break up mto 50.mph streams only to re-c1ot at a distant traffic 1Ight Fnday we paid to park In HOW DID YOU MISS two different locations for a total of only about $13 for maybe 11 hours On Saturday we left the MIllenia In the shadow of the awesome YOUR LAST MESSAGE? Chrysler Bwldlng and walked and shopped to our hearts' content for nothmg No meters, no towmg, no tIckets In the evening we moved It D 4-year-old daughter up to the Lincoln Center neighborhood and parked It on 11th Avenue near a bus stop D Forge lfu I husband Then, senslhve to a New Yorker's earher caveat that a tow would cost us $180 and that the NYPD or whoever D Your old answering machine manages these affairs would demand that m cash, we opted for a more expensive but safer spot In the garage under Lincoln Center At evening's end, the ransom was $24 for SIXhours Better than a tow "OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS LIGHTS, WREATHS, ROP~G, TREES INSTALLED & TAKEN DOWN CAlL GARY BARANEK (OVER 25YRS m., 885-1900 N.r 9AN.5PN You and Your Car ~[f] By Scott Hyolt & By Bob Hoover Soles Monog8f SeMee Manage< CAlI NEGLECT Most of us put ofT' domg thmgs of With Voice Mail from Ameritech, it won't happen to you. one t) p< or ather but those who neglect to "'Cn1ce vanous systems and components In theLr cars run the nsk af hlghe r Tf'PSl r costs down tt! e road Here according to a SUNe} of ASE We all know how frustratIng it IS to miss an,important message. 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A"!':!L-.? ~ ~ •••• to .-. ... ~ __ ;L. ."..,~~....- I , WIItIeUft ...... 804 S Hamilton e Sagtnow M148602 (517) 792.0934 SEQUENCE ., 180019083456 .., fa. 1517)792 2423 , ...... emOlr dmg 1Ocns com I' 926 Robb", S_ 252 ~I Grand Hoven MI 49417 161618468720 fa, (6161847-6747 ...... ",~ ,~ 20A December 4, 1997 Obituaries Grosse Pointe News 6, at 10'30 a m for Grosse LIsa Tanner Kmg and hiS Wife, LIdia, a daughter, School and IS SUrVlved by her ,Obituaries POlOte Park reSident Erma ChrIstine Tanner, and two Cathy Acclca, four sons, Leo, husband, Robert, a daughter, VanDeweghe, who died 10 grandchl1dren From page 19A Angelo"Vlto and Gasper, and Juhe De Fer; three sons, Henry Ford Contmumg Care- He was predeceased by hIS nine grandchIldren WIlham, Robert and Thomas, a Belmont on Tuesday, Nov 25, WIfe,Frances Interment IS at ResurrectIon 1997. SIster, Karm Crockett, and Memonal contnbutlons may Cemetery Funelal arrange- three grandchildren Mrs VanDeweghe, 92, was be made to the Casey Collms ments were handled by the Interment IS 10 St Clatr born In Kansas City, Mo , and Memonal Scholarship Fund, A H. Peters Funeral Home of Memonsl contnbutIOns may be was a CTOSSUlgguard at St c/o the Greater Rochester Area Grosse Pomte Woods made to the Amencan Cancer Ambrose for 15 years until her Commumty Foundation, PO retirement. SocIety, or to the chanty of the Box 43, Rochester, MICh., Susan De Fer donor's chOIce Mrs VanDe\\,eghe 1" .. ur- 48308 VlVed by two sons, Raymond A funeral servIce was held In and Allan; a brother, Fehx Louise Mooney the Schrader Funeral Home 10 DeSmedt; 12 grandchildren St LoUISon Fnday, Nov 21, for and several great-grandchl1- Collins fonner Grosse Pomte Farms dren. A funeral Mass was celebrat- reSident Susan De Fer, who Funeral arrangements were ed on Tuesday, Dec 2, in Our dIed on 'IUesday, Nov 18, 1997 Does Your Heart Good Mrs. De Fer, 62, was a grad- handled by the Chas Lady Queen of Martyrs I*Jtt AssoclaIIon Verheyden Funeral Home of Cathohc Church m Beverly uate of Grosse POinte High O.vn.riCan Grosse Pomte Park. HIlls, for former CIty of Grosse Pomte resident Louise Hugh Gordon Tanner Mooney Collms, who died m the Hospice Home m Farmmgton HUts of complIca- ~iUag.e of ~ro£i£i.e JIoinb ~40r.e£i. EliDor Louise Harri8 Sugar Land, Texas, on A funeral serVlce will be held 10 the A. H Peters Funeral tIOns from cancer on Fnday, Saturday, Nov 29, for former Nov. 28,1997 NOTICE OF ENACTMENT OF Elinor Louise Harris CIty of Grosse Pomte reSIdent Home in Grosse Pointe Woods today, Dec. 4, at 11 a m for Mrs Colhns, 37, was.bom in DOWN SPOUT DISCONNECT ORDINANCE Afuneral servIce was held on Martha Burgess McGugm, who DetrOIt and graduated from Wednesday, Nov 26, m St dIed m Sugar Land on Tuesday, CIty of Grosse Pomte reSIdent NO. 201 Hugh Gordon Tanner, who dIed University Liggett School, as John Episcopal Church In Nov 25, 1997. m Bon Secours Hospital on well as Kenyon College with a NOllce IS hereby gIven that at lIs regular meeung on November Detroit for Grosse Pomte Park Mrs McGugm, 49, was born degree m Enghsh resIdent Ehnor LoUIse Hams, m Grosse Pomte and graduat- Sunday, Nov. 30, 1997. 18, 1997, the Grosse Pomte Shores Village CounCIl passed a new Mr. Tanner, 74, was born m She worked as an editor who dIed In her home on ed from Grosse Pomte HIgh Ordmance No 201 Such ordmance was ordered 10 lake effect upon Scotland and was called Scottie with Gale Research m DetroIt Saturday, Nov. 22, 1997 School In 1966 She received and eDJoyed wntmg poetry. the pubhcallon of a synopsIs of the ordmance m a newspaper CIrcU- Mrs. Hams, 86, was born m her undergraduate degree from by his friends He graduated lated m the Village of Grosse Pomte Shores from Grosse Pointe High Mrs. Collms IS SllrVlved by DetroIt and attended Vanderbilt University m 1970 her husband, DaVId; a daugh- Marygrove College A home- and her master's degree 10 School and in 1941 was the Ordmance No 201 requIres the dlsconnecllon of down spouts school's first Athlete of the ter, Robin, her mother, maker, she was an A.l member nursmg from the UnIversity of Dorothy Walton Mooney, and from the sanitary sewer system. establtshes procedures for excepllons Cahfornla 10 1973 Year. He attended Purdue of the Craft Weavers Gul1d of two brothers, DaVld and to and penalties for vlOlallons of the ordmance, reqUIres down spouts Mrs McGugm taught mser- University, where he played Amenca, the Marygrove Gerard Mooney. on new conSlrucUon to be connected to the stonn sewer system. estab- vIce nursmg traming at St. football. Alumni and the Altar Guild of Funeral arrangements were IIshes appeal procedures, and repeals all mconSl steDt ordmance s St Columba Episcopal Church Joseph's Hospltalm Ann Arbor A veteran of World War II, Mr. Tanner was in the U.S handled by the Wm R. m DetroIt. and m Texas She most recent- Hamilton Co. Memonal con- ly worked for the National Army's mIlitary pohce, serving CopIes of Ordmance 201 may be obtamed or mspected m the She also was an aVld bndge tributIons may be made to the player, reader and enjoyed Safety AsSOCiationin regard to in France and Germany After Village offices. 795 Lake Shores Road. Grosse Pomte Shores. MI the war, he earned a doctorate Michigan Humane Society, 48236 domg needle work hohsttc nutntton, educatIon PO. Box 214182, 3600Auburn 10 educatIOnal admuustratlon Mrs Hams IS SUrvIVed by and exercIse and nutntlonal Road, Auburn HIlls, MICh, John DeWald five daughters, Mary Martm, supplements from the UniversIty of G PN 12104197 Michtgan He receIved his mas- 48321, or to the Detroit Village Clerk Jane Furtaw, Sally SmIth, Because of her mterest m ZoolOgIcal SocIety, P.O Box Ehzabeth LaBay and Helen hohsttc medicine Mrs ter's degree ID educatIon admInIstratIOn from Wayne 8237, Royal Oak, Mich, Bulger; two sons, Thomas and McGugm traveled and spoke to 48068. Fntz Ha.rns, 19 grandchlldren; many profeSSIOnal groups UniversIty. MIDWEEK Mr. Tanner was a teacher in and four great-grandchl1dren about natural food supple- L. She was predeceased by her ments and healthy hfe style the Lake Shore publIc school Vito Salvaggio husband, Thomas, and by her chOIces system for many years and MADNESS! brother, Fredenck Edwarda Mrs McGugm IS sUrVlvedby held a vanety of pOSItIOns, A funeral Mass was cele- PASTA, PASTA & MORE PASTA Funeral arrangements were her husband, Leonard, two 10cludmg pnnclpal of Avon brated 10 Our Lady Star of the handled by the ehas daughters, Anne and Suzanne; Elementary, teacher at Elmira Sea CatholIc Church in Grosse NOW! Verheyden Funeral Home of three Sisters, Including her and assistant prinCIpal before POUlte Woods on Fnday, Nov Grosse Pomte Park. twm, Mary Cumrnms, Susan retlnng 10 1981 as the distrIct's 28, for Grosse Po1Ote Woods Memonal contl"1butlons may Getz and Juhe Ward; and two supenntendent resident Vito L. Salvaggio, FREE PAS7A!* be made to St. John EpIscopal brothers, DaVld and Charles An active member of the who died in St John Hospital Church, 50 East Fisher Burgess. commumty, Mr. Tanner In Detroit on Monday, Nov. 24, Inry,..., •~...., 4-1. P••• 1997. Freeway, Detroit, MlCh , 48201, Interment IS at Mount Olivet belonged to the Grosse Pomte or to the Capuch1n Monastery, Cemetery m NashVllle, Tenn. Senior Men's Club, the U.S. Mr. Salvaggio, 64, was born ---==-:..-:::::.-;~..::~~r.::. FREE. m Detroit and attended the _ .. OHLV PU!AsE 1740 Mount Elhott, DetrOIt, Navy League, the Men's - _ - ..... Of 101' .....- _t. Mlch,48207 Garden Club of Grosse Pointe University of DetroIt, maJor- Erma VanDeweghe and NOMADS, a travel club. mg In busmess. He was the Martha Burgess A memonal Mass WIllbe cel- He eDJoyed playmg teJlJlis and retired owner of Salvaggio ebrated m St. Ambrose spending tune WIth hIs grand- Construction, a commercIal Me Gugin Catholic Church 10 Grosse cluJdren and mdustrial contractmg A funeral serVlce was held m Pomte Park on Saturday, Dec Mr. Tanner 18 SllrVlved by firm. three daughters, Thbm Collins, Mr. Salvaggio Ie survived by Research works. JUS'~eta,~f=:~f~,=~jAAmerk:anHeart :30%: :50%: " Associatloli Grosse Pointe Laser Dental : OFF:: OFF: '•• ~\HI:'I.' '. JlWlIlft.l~.-t7•• ' : =i ~ r:$300::- • - •• - - - -. r $1- ••••SO:- - • -. .. : OFF :: OFF : &aiel' ..... WWteaI .. : C lete Set: : Porcel,l. : LeIer ...... , • &aiel' cmtr "cpa a.IN :lof ::' 'Crt ...:' NO SHOT '•• CW'I'I. !14J.-tz. .' '•• Cft"i'I; 11"3.!."l .' Grosse Po...... 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SHRIMP 1 BAG 99 36 - 40 CT 1 /2LBS ~~fAD $2 Ib ~ King Crab Legs • $13.50 ~ (OLAVITA 99 SPINACH $169 $7 a Prime Rib au jus • $13.50 DIP 11.50Z &lra 'OLM OIL 1 LITER BoROEN $l99CAL I t 2% MILk • 3 LITTLE $499 18431 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe • (313) 885-3141 PIGS PATE 80Z ~ BORDEN 49~ FRENCH Heavy Whipping /2' All Beef $199 ROAST.. S499lB. Cream 1 pinl BOLOGNA L8 A~~~ BORDEN YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! Plain or Garlic 99~ In,"""""""""" Egg Nog quirts CALL 882-3500 Wigley's Coolced 99 99 $3 FRENCH $1 GOOD HUMOR $199 To reeeNe DISplay AdvertiSing space by 2 00 P m Fnday CORN BEEF LB. BAGUETTE each VienneNa ,. *.A"'@4 i r..'.f'".....s_...... ~"I...... ,...q-~. , .. r ( ., o December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 21A Store robbed failed to turn up a suspect or thieves used the broken wm. safety offiCials were called to City of Grosse POinte pollee dow to gain entry to the store the alley beh10d the 1100 block are investigating the theft of PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS A bad week and steal a fur Another fur of Waybum at about 7 pm on several Jackets from a Village was damaged Pohee are con. Wednesday, Nov 26, In dents are beheved to have snatched on Fnday, Nov 28 A clothmg store In the 20300 c10thmg store In the wee morn- tmulng to mvebtlgate response to several reports of a taken place between mldmght The VIctimtold pollee that at block of Mack In Grosse POinte Ing hours of Nov 30. fire and 7 a m on Saturday along In about 7 pm, as she was walk- Woods was robbed two sepa- When they amved on the According to pohce, the sus- Hunt Club Dnve, Hollywood, 109, a youth ran out from rate 10Cldents The first took Smoke screen scene they dIscovered a 1988 pects somehow removed the Fair Court and Anita Pollee place on Fnday, Nov 28 A cus- A car parked In the 1400 behmd a parked car and tned PontIac completely engulfed m display window from the from are contmumg to investigate block of Roslyn had a smoke to grab her purse The VictIm tomer was tryJng on a leather flames The fire was put out of the store and made off WIth was able to hold on to the purse coat and ran out of the store to bomb thrown through a WIn. URlDg engine No 1 It was then Sc\'en Jackets, 1\ lth a total a Waiting automobile Without du ... Lt.t",.,,,n G 30 and 9 pm Bagging it and the suspect eventually dIscovered that the car had value of about $700 Pohce paY10g on Monday, Nov 24 The bomb gave up and was last seen run- been reported stolen to DetroIt amved after the store's alarm A Richmond woman walking On Sunday, Nov 30, Woods scorched the car's carpet mng south down an alley police earher that day. went off and checked the area along Mack at the corner of toward Boumemouth pohce were called to the store WIth negative results Newcastle 10 Grosse POinte The police were ImmedIately after a front WIndow was found Car on fire See CRIME, page 23A Pohce are requesting anyone Woods almost had her purse called, but a search of the area to have been broken The thief Grosse POinte Park pubhc WIth any information about this theft to contact the CIty of Grosse POinte pohce depart- ment at (313) 886-3200 Stolen cars recovered Two City of Grosse POinte reSidents had their stolen vehIcles returned to them WIthin days, In one case hours, from the time they were e Best Savings stolen. According to reports, pohce In Detroit notIfied CIty of Grosse Pomte pohee after dls- covenng two abandoned vehI- cles m DetroIt One car was stolen from the 16000 block of You Can · e. St. Paul and the other from the 700 block of Lmcoln One of the vehicles was found With its aIr bag deployed. whIch pollce beheve the suspects were attempting to remove 1995:MERCURYVlllAGER GS Standard ffalures Mack break-in 3 o-hter SOHC V 6 engme An electronics store In the Second Generatlon dual alrbags* 17000 block of Mack m the front IIhell dme • Tilt stecnng LLllumn Sequenual mull1-poml electromc fuel mJeclion VISit Your CIty of Grosse Pomte was the Metro Detroit target of two thefts on Nov 24- Shdmg door step lamp \\lIh uml delal Men:ury Dealer. 25 Slidmg Ihud rOIl bench seat $2000 POll er fmnt dt0rear drum brakes' Solar Unt glass , C~HBACK - AccordlDg to reports, on +11"-\<)1"- Nov. 24, two males made off PCP 692A !ealuTes Luggage rac\.. • f,'ur LJptalm ,hall' l\kn..lIr\ Qt..... WIth a multI-use fax machine fmglrtlp speed wntml' \nu IOl\.. Brl\..e S,stem after a store clerk had 6 1Id\ p<1I\udmer~ "at. R,melt, "fll"s [nm ANN ARBOR retrieved it from a wall dIS- -OR-l% Apollo play While the clerk was 2100" ~Iudl"m BI,d descending the ladder, the two APR FINANCING FOR It 1~, I 1 suspects fled the store There Up To 48 MONTliS 1)13) 668 61(\1 was no vehicle seen that the DEARBORN suspects may have escaped in Krug On Nov. 25, a man stole an 2/53/ Il"h I."" AI' r.. ,,~~ r ,,.J " ~ answenng machine He was (J 13> 27-/ "~(\1 followed into the parking lot DETROIT by store employees, where he Bob Maxey made his escape. /6901 ,Iju, k Al, l.w "1 ~) ..lOL".:' Fugitive arrest DETROIT Grosse POinte Shores pollee Park Motor arrested a DetroIt man Dec 1 }"ilOO \\(I(Id'HC.UJAlt r (\.... f\' ~ loJ l after stopping him for speed- onl h69 1v.A1 mg on Lakeshore. After a further check. It was FARMINGTON revealed that the man was Bob Dusseau 31625GIUntlRlI"~' wanted on an outstanding j r.ld .• 1 ~ 0 h. II ...h Rol warrant for felony larceny. 12-181-1H JliO The man was ISSUeda Cltatlon GARDENcln and released. Stu Evans 32000 f"J RJ J ... II -.j .. ", InI.n Window (313) .25 -IxX' NOVI smashed - -- 1998:MERCURY l'JOUNTAINEER Varsih Grosse Pointe FBrnls pollee .N2')] t.,I •.mJ R It' ~~jllj~l"'~~oli\ .1 are investIgating the smash- Standard Fearures I SOO 8)c1 "Ill I IN>8-/J ing of a car window on Nov 29 5 0-11IerOH\ \ 8lngllll. IOOOOO ..mlle lUnl up mtervals". Tilt steenng "heel PLYMOUTH 10 the 400 block of Moran. Second Generation dual aubags' • <;equentlal mull! pon electrom' fuel mJcctlon Hines Park Accordmg to reports, a POI,e"'1n RO~EV1LLE Car vandalized Arnold 2.h."\.\1( Itllltl Grosse POinte Farms police , ,'- are mvestlgatmg damage sus- 1~}t1)u) ",\\' tained by a vehIcle parked on 3.°9% ROt ...L - ~"'~=-C.;a.;lIpr-::..:..I..£.. •• • ... •• 1 •• - ( ...... ~ 80. S Ha",,~on SogmawMI.8602 SEQUENCE 1517)792 093. _. 18001 96S 30456 JCOn_ ••• fa. 15171 792 2.23 ".socIer\, ...... em",' dmg IOcrllo com 926 Robb Xgifttr ~ tJw ~r WiJittr IJJg CLatfeJ Mail and Walk-In Registration: Nov. 10-21 Regular Registration: Dec. 1-12 Final Registration: Jan. 8-15 For an Academic Schedule ofelasses call the Information Center. 313.496.2600 J '" . ... r t I December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 23A Detroit Edison offers some help to avoid service shut-offs Southeastern Michigan resI- dents can prevent electnc-ser Winter protection Customers also may qualify THAW, homeless which the utlhty WIll match B66-THAW(8429) for other programs such as Vice shut.offs this winter Last wmter, TriAW helped In addition, permanent plan and assistance state and federal tax credits or shelter bill credits through Detroit Edison-spon- more than 6,600 DetrOIt homeless shelters throughout free home weathenzatlOn sored programs and other programs Again thiS winter, the utility Edison customers of whom DetrOIt Edison's semce area types of aSSistance that keep DetrOIt Edison Will Sign up Will mat<.h donatlonb by Its more than half were famllies can contact the utlhty to Tax credit informatIOn IS out the cold quahfied lOW-income and customers to THAW, a non- With children receive blll credIts to help them available from the Michigan With funds from 20,000 "We urge customers with semor CItizencustomers for the profit orgamzatlOn of south- through the WInter months Department of Treasury Home donors and matchmg funds blll payment problems to call Wmter-Protectlon Plan which eastern Mlchll~an commumtv Energy assistance credits to heating and earned Income tax trom DetrOit Edison, more than us Immediately at (800) 477- prevents shut-offs from Dee I, agencies, bUSinesses and qualified homeless shelters credit forms Will be aVailable $1 mllhon was raised last wm- 4747 so we can help them aVOid through March 31 churches THAWWillgive one- Will be gIVen on bills due at DetrOIt Edl~on customer ter shut-offs,' said Ronald L If a medical emergency time energy payment assIs- between Jan 1 and Apnl 30 eXists, DetrOIt Edison Will not offices tance to quahfied lOW-income "We hope our customers Will DetrOIt Edison's SpeCial Needs Klmect, manager of customer Local commumty actIOn serVice at DetrOIt Edison shut off semce for up to 21 customers beglnmng Jan 5 Jom us and give generously to brochure discusses many of agencies can prOVIdemforma these programs "When a customer tells Detroit days If customers present usmg donated funds THAW thiS wmter to help fel- notices from their doctor or a tlOn on home weathenzatlOn Edison that a problem eXists, When quahfied lOW-income low southeastern Michigan All reSidential customers public health agency cu~tomers have exhausted reSidents who face finanCial received the brochure With then we can begm to offer If service has been shut offor help. Family Independence other public and pnvate com- uncertamtles and need help,. bllls mailed m late October and Agency (FIA) ehglble clients a shut-off notice has been mumty resources, THAW may Klmect saId November The brochure also can aVOIdpayment problems received, customers may quah- provide last-resort energy Donors can send checks or The utility also pledges to Will be sent to any customer by authOTlzlng FIA to pay fy for emergency assIstance assistance It offers aId to resI- money orders to Department help customers through match. who receIves a past-due blll monthly bills directly to funds dents of Wayne counties who 77650, THAW Fund, PO Box 109donatIOns to The Heat and notice thiS wmter DetrOIt EdIson InformatIOn The FIA can prOVide more quahfy 77000, DetrOIt, MIchigan Warmth Fund (THAW)and bJil For more mformatlon about about FIA programs IS avad- information about thiS service, To aid THAWs outreach 48277-0650 Donations also credits to qualified homeless any of these programs, call able by calling FIA at (800) and customers need not be FIA efforts, Detroit Edison Willask may be charged usmg VISA or DetrOit Edison at (800) 477- shelters clients to apply 292-5650 customers to make donatIOns MasterCard by calling (800) 4747 1998calendar sparks fine old memories of Michigan CHRIS OVER'S When the editors of tunng beautiful scenery by • Michigan LIbrary and or DIscover by calhng (800) CLEANING SERVICE / Michigan History Magazme "mspmng memones that many Hlstoncal Center, Lansmg 366-3703 Or send a check or "/ n do fhSJOb.tjghr;e first tItTle' asked acclaimed photographer of us have LIVIngm a small • Eagle Harbor money order payable to State / r...... \ flIIIIlbwl \ ! ~ \J CaGIOf' Balthazar Korab of Troy to col- town, working m an urban cen- Lighthouse, Eagle Harbor of Michigan to 1998 Calendar, / $25 minimum Prtein9/' laborate With them on their ter or VISitingour state's hls- • Children's playhouse at Michigan History Magazme, $15perroom ~ ~\ 1998 wall calendar, their goal tonc SiteS' The calendar fea- Edsel and Eleanor Ford estate, 71'7 W Allegan St, Lansing, \$10 per traffic / IDays, Evtnrlgs orl was to bnng Michigan history tures. Grosse Pomte Shores MI 48918.1805 and Michigan photography ° The Roek Island LIght and • Cranbrook EducatIOnal r' area / \ 'Ne9iends ) together Fort Mackinac on Mackmac Commumty, Bloomfield Hills The calendar sells for $9 95 'f, 88a:772-DV'~ vi The Just-released calendar, Island Calendars are aV81lable for plus $2 60 shipping and 248-545-4719\ ~ Michigan MemOrIes Scenes • DetrOit's Greektown purchase on VISA,MasterCard MIchIgan sales tax Free &!I'no!eo<. __ Gwronleed from the Heart, has aecom- phshed that goal through a stunnmg display of umque photographs by Korah The full-Sized wall calendar features 14 scenes from across Michigan and IS on sale now "This calendar affirms the slgmficance of places we might otherWIse take for granted," said Secretary of State Candlce S Mlller, Michigan's offiCialhlstonan "The places where we hve, work and trav- I'i are all part of our mvalu- able Michigan hentage and through this calendar, we showcase the place they hold m our hearts. Roger L Rosentreter, editor of Michigan History Magazme, explamed that the photographs go beyond cap- Crime-- From page 21A Stolen cars Grosse Pointe Park pubhc safety officers received three reports of cars stolen last week The first car, a 1993 Dodge Shadow, was taken from the 800 block of Trombley between 2 pm. Tuesday, Nov. 25 and 7 a m Wednesday, Nov. 26 It was found abandoned m Detroit by DetroIt pohce There was minor damage to the fend- er The second inCIdent took place between 8 and 10.15 p m Wednesday, In the 1300 block of Wayburn A 1991 Thunderbird was taken from the street The third mCldent happened between 11 10 p m Fnday, Nov 28 and 12 10 a m Saturday, Nov 29 A 1997 Plymouth Neon was taken from the corner of Nottmgham and South Mack Grosse POinte Park pohce also recovered a 1997 Dodge reported stolen m DetrOIt at 10 a m on Fnday, Nov 28 The car's air bags and stereo were mlssmg Police chase A Park pubhc safety car was on patrol In the area of Jefferson at Balfour when the officer noticed a 1994 Dodge Shadow With the passenger Side wmdow smashed out at about 3 a m on Sunday, Nov 30 When the officer attempted When you nE'ed Inform alton fast, the Amentech PagesPlus@ Yellow Pages ISthe best place to get It. to pull the car over, the dnver sped away north on Som('rset Smce we have more listings and advertise"", we prOVIdeyou Wlth more shopping chOIces than anyone elsE' and drove through a stop Sign at St Paul The dnver finally And IwcausE' we haVE'more roupon'l, we'rE' 'lure to 'lave you money There's SImply no easier or fled the car on Nottmgham, faster way to find all thp mformatlon you need Just think of U'las your mformatlon 'luperhlghway north of Kercheval The vehicle was stili movmg \0\\ fmi1 th, \nllfll"h Intprnpl \,110\\ f'l~',,,nlmp.t hltpl!lp.lnH'rll,phnPI at the time and smashed mto a tree The Immediate area was sealed off and police conducted a yard to yard search, findmg the suspect m a nearby garage The car had Just been stolen from offthe street on Audubon The suspect, a mmor, was remanded mto the custody of the Wayne County Youth Home ,,)I "'I \mrnh'( h ( III .._:JIi:------..(,----- .._l1!'l!~_..------...... ft ...... 804 S Hom,hon f., e> Saginaw M I .8602 15171792093. SEQUENCE 180019683456 wO ICOIT ...... fa. (1171792 2423 ".SIdon, ...... emOtI dmg 1Ocrl So com 926 ~abb,"s S,"", 2S2 Grand Hoven M I .9.17 161618.68n6 fa' (6161 S.7-67.7 ~ ....._~ ...... December 4, 1997 24A Seniors Grosse Pointe News The downtown Detroit of yesteryear lives on in our memories The dl~tlOnan delint,:, no:, dunng the Chll~tmas "eason WIth ItSlong counter of varIOus tal!,'1 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Thc Boardof Educationof Thc uro~,e POlntePubhcS~hoolSy~lem, WayneCouOlyMlchlgdn.Willrellive 'ldlcd bld~ for a new IlJlJ8 E2~OSuperFordVan Spcuflcallon~ ~an be obtained from the Admlnl,trallonBUilding, NEW AmvALS OF 1997 Officeof SuppertServlcc~.al 189 51 elm Avcnuc,Gro~~cPOInte, Grosse POinte News and The Connection newspapers are Ml 48210 planning their 3rd annual speCialedition featunng the babies of the past year We hope you (and the Illtle one) Will partiCipate by supplying us WIth a photograph of your child (only! 997 babies. Sealedbld~willbe due Wedne'illay.December17 IlJlJ7 at 10 (Xla m please) for publICation In thiS section al Ihe Admlnl'lrallon Building of Ih~ Gro"l POlnle Board of Education 111951 Ualr Avenue,Gro"e POInil MI 4S210at whIch ThiS tablOid Will be published In January. 1998 Your childs limeand pldclIhebld~Willhe openedandpuhllcl}readaloud pIcture along wtth other 1997 babies Will be the main attractlonl News and advertISing about clothing. feeding. educating and canng for your child Will also be Included It Will Plea~edlrell que~llon~to LarrvYan"au~"a~~uJXrvl~orof Bulldmgs be very Informative as well as a commemorative edition for youl andGround~,(311)1412070 Please send a cute. clear photo fc%r or black & white home or studiO produced. preferably smaller than a 5x7) to Grosse POinte Board of Education News & The ConnectIOn 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte Farms The ("""c POInt, Puhllc School Syslcm Michigan 48236 Attention Kim KOZlowski.Display AdvertiSing G P N 11/27/'/7 &. 12104 '17 Joan DlDdoffer, S<.cretary Complete the Information Slip With your childs full name. date of birth and hospital and return It With your photo Please Include thIS information on the back of the photo Your pICture must be received In our office no later than Monday December 22nd earher would assist our productIOn schedule (late November and December bIrth photos may be submitted until January 6 1998) We look forward to prodUCing our annual "Baby Edition" and are sure you want your little one Included A limited number of extra copies Will be available for purchase to gIve to family and frrends The Grosse POinte News & The Connection reqUire a $ I 0 00 fee ($15 00 for twins) to cover produetton costs Please Include a check money order or credit card number With your photo Call O~roP by..ttte Grosse romte Ne.ws &:CONNocnoN ,. • w ...... r I 10 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 Attention: Kim Kozlowski, Display Advertising 1313' 882.3500 FAX 882.1585 ------Send photo and payment to: S10,00 per child Grosse POinte News & The Connection TieBahlM 011997 $1S.OOfor twins 96 Kercheval Grosse Pornte Farms, MIchigan 48236 Please Print and Include this InformatIon Attention KIm KOZlowskI, Display AdvertisIng on the back of the photo ChIlds Name (First & lastJ _ Parents' Name (FIrst & lastJ _ DateofBlrth~ Hospltal,------Phone __ -- _ Visa.Me. #---- .Exp. Date _ SrgnatUfe _ A self addressed, stamped envelope would assist In returning the photo should you want It back. Thank you ... and please retum no later tlNtn December 22nd, 1997 December birth hotos 8C until Janua 6, 1998 .. r t . December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 25A He'pfu' hints and pointers Has your turnmg, the meter ever film IS not falled, causing advanCing you to pack It In It's as sim- for the day ple as that' because you Use a sky- had no other (... ,'" lIght, haze way to deter- /. or ultra VIO- mlOe exposure? let filter on Have you ever all your shot a roll ot Photograph;¥- , lenses They film, perhaps of WIll not a very Impor- By Monte Nagler warm up tant event, only colors and to find out afterward to your dIsmay that the cut through haze, but they WIll serve as an film never went through the camera? mvaluable protector for each lens Well, fear no more ThIs week, and m my next Tape the label from your film box to the back column, I'm gOing to share my hst of helpful of your camera (some cameras have slots for hlOts for better photographs and POlOters to thIS purpose) ThIs WIllserve as a remmder of .'lefT,. ) 11.',"." 1 "" " help you keep out of a Jam what film you're shootmg If you don't take If your meter falls, allIs not lost Use the rule many pIctures or haven't used your camera m a "''I.''g"e IIl-II'I!" PI_.,HranzJ•• ~•• I!I-_~."., of "sunny 16" Set the camera's aperture at f-16 whlle, It's easy to forget what kmd of fihn IS In on a sunny day (hence, sunny 16) and the shut- the camera. PIONEER SUGAR ter speed at the number closest to the ABAof We're all guilty of bUYInga new product and 5lB BAG your film For example, Wlth Kodachrome 64, not taktng the tIme to read the owner's manual proper exposure IS yours Wlth an exposure of f- ThIs IS true for cameras, too So shake thIS bad 16 at 1160second On a bnght overcast day, use habit and read your InstructIOn manual' Not f-11 at 1160,Wlth overcast slues, use f.8 at 1160 only will you have a more thorough under- standIng of how your camera works, but you'll FIlm dIdn't pass through the camera? Here's find much useful adVIceto help you take better D{ClIII.EII4th. SIll ONI Y' a sure-fire way to make sure It never happens photographs IUIIIT I A I99*111/5PIIICE ADDlllOliA I QUAil rllllS 2/54 agam On manual wmd cameras, always watch .1V,11!(18 the rewind crank as you advance the fihn If It Stay tuned. In my next column, I'll give you rotates, there ISfilm In the camera and It'Spass- more helpful hInts on taktng stronger pIctures 1'""; • 109through properly If the rewlOd lever IS not and keepmg out of a Jam ....,.. " - ~ - ' 3 O~ genlzed,W, , '0'. Lawf.1Um Indlvldu.IIV Q"r DECllItlf1l4tl 1 St. aNI YI I1fCE/II.fll 4th & S'h ONIY' UIlIJI3 GAllONS:11*5rorAl ADDrrlOllA1 QUANTIIIfS IIfGUlAllllrrA/1 1111111 '6.991001'S AI IHIS PIlICE ADDmONAI QUANlmES 5'-991' ItWlfMJI, IJ!;'" ~M('Al~\" Michigan '~PLf RED DELICIOUS APPLES Everything worked perfectly for Monte Nagler and hia clUIlera in thia dramatic photograph of Ramona FaDs located In OregOD'S Columbia River Gorge, The End '2.99D/CEIII'EII4,., 5'. ONI rr Is Near! jtftjjM!.tll, car, camper and boat dona- t,ons to the Vollinteers of GROSSE POINTE PUBUC SCHOOL SYSTEM Amenca must be received by mldnoghtDec 31 to qualJfyfor a FederalIncometaxdeduction REQUEST FOR BIDS FOR for those who Will itemizetheir 1997gifts ATHLETIC TRANSPORTATION Donationsof cars and other vehicles are Simple,fast and The Grosse Pomte PublicSchool System wIll be requestingbids for easy Receipt Issued Cars need not be runmng Plcl<-UP the tran~po"aIlOnof studentsfor athlehc eventsfora oneand one half can be arranged Boats, (1 112) year perIod begInnIngm January, 1998 It ,s antIcipatedthat motorcycles,motorhomesand 125T01450z8a9 the'ie bids Willbe due at 1000 a m on December19, 1997 and WIll trailersaccepted mo~tlikely be awardedat the Board of EducatIonmeetmgon January The VOA,a 100year old char- DORITOS TORTILLA CHIPS Ity, proVides over 250 safe 12, 1998 affordable hOUSingunots and Board of Education SliPPOr!services to Single The Grosse PomtePublicSchoolSystem women and children and the elderly throughout southeaSt G P N 12/04/97 Joaa DIDdorrer, Secretary MIChigan Call1-8O().552.1515 if_iiDECEIII.EII4,i 1 S,t ONI YJ for more information. loor 2 filE AODlrlOllA I QUANrmES 53.1' .'\fjliUW -.owurTISEO I1DI POlICY WE MSONt Tttt AIGKT TO l-.T ~ E~ oI--.e ~ C8T6 IS l~ed to be a'l'dWe lot M/II •• Go nI'\ 0Ul rJ .. ~-.m Wl!''''-''y(Nyour('h()aOf.c.~~ iflIhen~ ~h~~ r:.-.,~~""l'ntOeyouto'PUf(hill'!ill!ll:he ~ls.eo1.,pmafltle~rseoPl'ofPWl'tll"\ ~~'50 On"", one~coup ._ , ...... ,.- •••• s-.er .. ~..-..- ...... ~;::;r:~~ ... ~ I --- - I COItIOMA" ...... 804 S Ham,n"" ~ (517)S"!!'now792MI093448602 SEQUENCE 180019683456 .0 10.1517] 792 2423 " emOlI dmg 1Oc, So com .MIOtUL ..... 926 Robbin, SUIIe 252 G",nd Havon MI 49417 1616)8468176 _10.1616.....847-6747~,- December 4, 1997 26A Business Grosse Pointe News December starts tax-loss time for year-end savings If ha\ e voluntary or place But takmg a profit IS a property Where was It? In heu Involuntary pat on the back for being a suc- Plan ahead! thereof, the VA accepted a copy capital gains cessful mvestor of the decedent's comausslOn thIs year (and LTS and Mrs LTS recently ProfesslOnal traders tell LTS as 2nd heutenant Then the who doesn't), attended an out-of-state famdy that lo,ses are normal, and to funeral dlrector said he had to doesn't It funeral, which ISnever a pleas- be expected In Las Vegas, the have a copy of the birth certifi- make ~ense to ant affair Death was so qUIck, bookIes take the cash to the cate. which was never found at minimize bank 10 wheelbarrows, even and IS so final. Just thlnlung uted capItal gams dIVIdends down qUIeti}' and ask them that time youl ~apltal wh~n they only wm hve out 01 about funeral arrangements 18 which Will be paid In late No.1 son told LTS that hiS gams taxes as mne times In the stock mar- selves that questIOn Market morbid But hke the pnest December, either m cash or In dad once told him he would be much as pos- ket, there's an old saYIng "The mstory, datlng back almost 100 explained' "Funeral serVlces additional shares (10 accor- co-executor of the estate WIth sible? first loss IS the least loss" years, shows that, on average, are for the hvmg, not the By Joseph dance WIth your pnor instruc- common stocks ellJoy a total deceased" the local bank, but no one had Mengden Did we say Another adage goes "Take tions) As LTS dlscussed last Involuntary? return (dividends and market The only known mstructions any idea where the will, or a your losses, but let your gains week, both the cash and the Yes, the year-end capital gains nde " Translated, that means appreciation) of almost 10 per- of the deceased were "As a copy thereof, was filed. LTS additional shares will be taxed cent suggested to the son that he dividends on your equity mutu- Hold your gamsl WWII SUrvlVOr,I want to be as capital ga1Os, If held 10 a check WIth the trust depart- al funds were Involuntary on So If your stockbroker sug- But what about the last burled m the NatIOnal non-retirement account three years? Are the DJI and Cemetery at Fort Sam Houston ment at the bank, smce that's your part, the result of portfo- gests takmg a profit, ask why So, now call each of your ho strategy by vour fund man- Then you suggest looking over S&P 500 returns of 1995, 1996 (10 San Antomo, Texas). where the Signed ongJnal copy mutual fund adVIsers to and 1997 to date, which aver- Fortunately, the funeral direc- IS usually filed. ager your portfoho for one or more 10qUlre how much und18tnb- Some gains are the result of "underwater" stocks If the bro- age over 25 percent, to be reck- tor knew how to phone the Others have recommended uted capital gains dividends that LTS purchase MThe buyouts, when the purchaser ker inSiStSthat the "underwa- oned as an aberratIOn, or has Veterans AdmmlstratlOn to WIll be mailed out to you 10 the market graduated to a new obtam an 1I1terment date and BenefiCiary Book" (Vlkmg, pays m cash not stock You, or ter" stock IS too attractive to December. Then add these the fund, get the cash, whether sell at the current market mlllenmum? Only time WIll trme, at the VKs convemence, $29.95), WIth 100 pages of undlstnbuted capital gams tell 111 you wanted to sell or not, and pnce, then maybe you should of course. All other dllClslons questions for you to fill the diVIdends to your caPital gains answers_ The book IS also the cash creates the capital look at that stock agam WIth In a recent survey, commis- were left to the SUl"Vlvors' reahzed to date, and that's the sIOned by the Charles Schwab Embalmmg or not? Casket aval1able 111 a software version gain the Idea of buymg more of that target level for your losses to stock mstead of the new one discount brokerage firm, selection? Newspaper notices? at $69.95 plus $5 for S&H at PsycholOgically, many ' be taken before year-end Why respondents replied that they Flowers or charitable gifts, or phone (800) 222-9125. This Investors seem to prefer takmg Back to tax.loss strategy pay capItal gains taxes If you expected total returns to be 10 both? Church services? week, LTS mtends to purchase profits rather than losses, Don't be disapPointed If you don't have to? But, check your have some "underwater" the 15 percent to 25 percent Organist and solOist? Eulogy? the hard copy, and Wlll update when Tal slOgcash for a "swap" numbers WIth your tax adVIser our readers on our satisfactIOn stocks Most everyone has range for the mdetermmate How many limos for the fami- In a "swap," an attractive pur- before you Jump 10' future But It appears that ly? Luncheon afterward? How level (or does It only cover one chase IS Identified, and then a some If you dtdn't have some spouse?)_ losses, you couldn't take those many of the answers came many sel"Vlngs guaranteed? sale IS required to raise the from baby boomers (age 45 to Out-of-town relatives and close necessary cash for the pur- capital losses to offset the capi- tal gams for tax purposes What do you expect 55) No wonder that cash con- fnends to be called? Who will chase But which stock should I tmues to be transfeITed into phone whom? sell? To sell a stock at a loss, If you have a large dollar the market will do? But walt, the VA wanted a equIty mutual funds again, Joseph Mengden 18 former the Investor, psycholOgically, mvestment In equity mutual You answered that question after a bnef exodus followmg fax copy of the decedent's mlll- cha~rman of F~rst of M~chlgan must admit to his mistake In funds at today's pnces, you every time you purchased some tary discharge, proving eligibil- the Monday, Oct 27, and a C~ty of Grosse Pomte res- haVIng purchased It 10 the first probably have large undtstnb- stock But few people ever Sit avalanche. Ity to be mterred on federal Ident. Long-term healthcare insurance is worth the while for many People are liVing longer doesn't mean you should rush makes you ehglble for benefits, nursing care. sense, but there are poliCIes your benefit penod. Health care costs are nsmg out and buy a policy If you're 10 but msurers differ on their that Will pay from day one and dramatIcally FamJly members your forties Generally, It'SWlse reqUIrements others that offer elimination • Is the policy are not always In the pOSItIOn to buy long-term care II1sur. • How long before periods of SIXmonths or a year guaranteed renew- to care for elderly relatives ance when you're In your SIX- I can collect bene- The longer the waitmg penod, These are Just three of the rea- ties - before premium rates • What type of care fits? the lower the premIUm. able? sons you might conSider bUYIng rise sharply - and closer to is covered? Most long-term care poliCIes 1bday, most poliCies are long-term care Insurance But, the time when you may need Today, long-term care poli- speCIfy an elimination penod guaranteed renewable, mean- accordmg to the Michigan the protection CIesprOVIdea range of servlces - the number of days you mg that the company must AsSOCiationof Certified Pubhc •How long do bene- Once you have deCIded to As home health care and custo- must pay for the care yourself renew your coverage as long as Accountants (MACPA), lonb'- fits continue? purchase long-term care insur- mal care (at home or m assist- (or through another msurer) - you contlnue to pay premIUms. term care Insurance IS not for ance, here are some questions ed lIVIng facilities) gam favor, before your long-term care Typical benefit penods range everyone (and It Isn't cheap) so to address as you evaluate poli- It'S Important to select a policy msurance locks In For most from one year to hfe. Smce the If you have a lot of medlcal you'll want to be sure It makes cies that doesn't haut coverage to policy holders. a 100-day eliau- average nursmg home stay IS sense for you and that you get Just skilled or Intermediate nation penod makes the most two to three years, you can the nght pohcy for your needs save on premiums by hnutmg See CARE, page 27 There's no sure way of know- • How much of Ing whether you'll ever need daily costs does the long-term care msurance However, there are several fac- policy pay? tors that can help you make Most plans pay a fixed some educated guesses For amount for each day of care A example, If hVlng to a npe old $lO().a-day benefit IS common, age runs In your fanuly, there's but you might want to select a a better than average chance higher or lower payment that, m the future, you may amount based on the average need some level of long-term costs of nursmg homes In your care The same holds true If area and on how much you're there's a family history of able or Wllhng to pay for bene- Alzheimer's disease or other fits Most experts recommend chromc or cogmtlve Illnesses bUYIng80 to 100 percent of cur- From a financlal perspective, rent per diem costs However, long-term care msurance be sure your policy mcludes an makes the most sense for peo- mflatlon protectIOn nder that ple whose net worth (excludmg penodlcally Increases your their homes) IS between dally benefit amount to reflect $100,000 and $1 million If nSlng medical costs. your net worth IS under $100,000, It'S hkely that the cost of coverage will exceed • How do I qualify your budget If your net worth for benefits? exceeds $1 mllhon, you should The best poliCies determme be able to cover long-term costs your eligibility for benefits Ynthoutlnsurance based on either a doctor's Mystery Merry Makers If you deCide that you're a statement of medIcal necessity candidate for long-term care or on your ablhty to perform Insurance, the next questIOn IS "aCtIVities of dally hvmg" when you should buy It Smce (ADLs), such as eatmg, Make it Merry rates are age-dependent, the bathmg, dressmg and usmg younger you are when you pur- the bathroom With most poli- chase coverage, the less expen- CIes, your mablhty to perform sive the rates However, that two or three of these ADLs at Eastland Center! Business PeoRle Shopping during the holiday can be hectic sometimes. Grosse Pomte reSIdent James Valice The Mystery Merry Makers at Eastland Center recently JOined the staff of 8t John HospItal- are here to make it all better. Macomb Center as an ophthalmologist Valice completed hIS Vltreoretmal fellowship at Southern IlhnOis Umverslty and received From December 1 - December 24, hIS medical degree from Wayne State Mystery Merry Makers wdl walk the Umverslty He IS a member of the Amencan Medical center and randomly choose shoppers ASSOCIatIOn,the Arnencan Academy of and grant them a speaal gift Vallee Ophthalmology and the AsSOCIatIOnfor Research and ViSIOnand Ophthalmology Increase your chances of bemg a winner and shop at Eastland Center. Grosse Pomte reSIdent Dorlene Rodgers recently Jomed the staff of Genoa Woods 10 Bnghton, an executive conference and banquet center, as sales manager Her responslblhtles IOclude sales for both the conference and ban- quet faCIlitIes ~Th\ND CENTER Rodgers comes to the company from Pomte Come for yourself. MedIcal EqUIpment 10 Grosse POinte and Ynll see speclahze 10 educatmg area busmesses on the Hudson's, /CPenney,MontgomeryWard,Targe!and over Rodgen Specialized elements of the conference center 120 Specialtystores EIghtMIleRoad, JUstwestof 1-94 313/371-1500 I~I - ~,.-- -- I .. -- -r- - > ..., r I i l J " D )ecember 4, 1997 :;rosse Pointe News News 27A Study of Midwest meteorology to begin at U-M As many as 50 sCientIsts from tremendous heating and All of these data should Lakes region from 20 UnIversIties WIll con- mOistening by the lakes dunng allow Sousoums and hiS col- The mformatlOn will be use- verge on the Umverslty of Wintertime cold air mvaslOns leagues to see for the first time ful for the NatIOnal Weather Michigan thiS month for the over the Umted States and what hiS model has been gen- ServICe, which IS also partlcl- most ambItIous mvestlgatIon southern Ontano - which eratmg for years, as well as to patmg m Lake-ICE, and of Midwest meteorology ever Sousoums has dubbed a understand more thoroughly should help forecasters m gen. undertaken mesoscale aggregate vortex how the Great Lakes affect eral better mcorporate the The Lake-Induced "It's a brand new weather phe- weather patterns, mcludmg effect!> of the lakes mto theIr ConvectIon Expenment (Lake- nomenon that's onl> recentl) the "ortell., over the Gr"at ....eathel pl"uH.Llon" ICE) wIll use airplane-borne been dlscovered,~ said sensmg deVIces and ground- Sousoums, U-M assIstant pro- based stations to determme fessor of atmosphenc, oceanIC Care how arctIc air masses are and space sCIences. From page 26 January I, 1997, premIUms for affected by the Great Lakes 10 WInter and how the heat and Sousoums has already mod- If you have a lot of medical qualIfied long-term care msur. mOIsture from the lakes gener- eled the 1,000 kIlometer WIde expenses, keep m mmd that ance are mcludable as an Item- ate CIrculatIOns on the cloud vortex usmg a computer, and you may qualify for a tax break Ized medical expense up to an scale, the lake-effect scale and found that, m SimulatIons on the premIUms you pay for annual per indiVidual bmIt the lake-aggregate scale Ignonng the Great Lakes, long-tenn care msurance that vanes WIth the age of the Peter J Sou80ums, who IS weather patterns In the region one of the pnncipal mvestlga- don't look anythmg lIke what CPAs report that effectIve taxpayer at the close of the tax tors and a key planner for the we really see With the lakes, year multI-million dollar, two- however, the combined effect of month study, says that while the vortex and the water - the Great Lakes appear to whIch acts as a heat source for have a Slgnllcant Impact on the surroundIng aIT - creates the weather over much of the powerful "lake effect" snow- eastern Umted States and stonns and far-reachmg Canada - extendmg well weather disturbances, which across the Eastern seaboard - we do see "We're Just now the mechanIsms of Its action begmmng to understand the aren't well understood far. reaching effects that the Perfect Your Investment Small-scale "lake-effect" Great Lakes have on weather C)c,}f1 Th("rn Today' snowstonns can dump masSIve and chmate," SoUSOUnISSald Scm!> Tdylor amounts ofpreClpltatlon on the Comerica quality region In blmdIngly fast tIme, BegInnmg in early 882-6940 but no one really understands December, Sou80unlS and hiS Grosse Pointe Farms resident Colleen Hollerbach exactly how or why Larger colleagues, 10cludmg SCIentists (right) recently received Comerica BanJt'8 National scale heatmg effects from the from the UniverSIty of nhnOls, QuaUty Excellence Award for 1997. PresentiDg the Great Lakes aggregate can fur- Penn State UniverSIty, the award 18Comerica pretlldent Michael MonabaD. thermore alter the charactens- UnIversIty of Washmgton and Grosse Pointe WoocIs resident Bruce Duncan was tics of these lake-effect storms the NatIOnal Center for also a recipient of the award, one of 10 iuued annu- - deternunmg who sees sun Atmosphenc Research to name GRACE CoMMUNiTy ChURch ally by the bank. and who sees blizzard condi- a few, Wl11 begm gathenng data Hollerbach Is treasury DUlDBgementadmlnl8trator tIOns Understandmg how from speCIally eqUIpped air. 21001 MOROSS ROAd ANd 1...94 for Comerica in Livonia and DuDcan i8 in charge of cold alr is modIfied over the planes that WIll fly over Lake Retail Sales & Quality Support at Comerica in Great Lakes WIll help meteo- MIchIgan. Detroit. AlDoJlg'the 10 honorees. Hollerbach was the rolOgIsts worldWIde under- Dozens of land-based detec- overall winner. stand better how cold air IS tors will also be employed over The bank wue8 the awarda each year to employ- modIfied over other wann the Great Lakes region, takIng ees 'Whoconsistently perform at a superior luel and water bodIes measurements of upper-level AN ORlqINA( MUSICAl ANd THEATRICAl pRodUCTION best exemplify the core values of the company. One hkely key to under- WInd speed and dIrectIon, tem- standmg the large-scale effects perature, humidIty and other IS a whorl of arr that develops so-called "basIc parameters " DECEMbER ~ylt, 6ylt & 7ylt 7 p.M. DONATE YOUR VEHICLE (800) 543-LUNG to the Amencan Lung AssoCiacon of Michigan For more infomlatlon please call • Get a generous tax breakl • It's qUick and easy! :I:AMEIUCAN LUNG ASSOCIATION. • TOWIngIStree! • It's good for your communltyl I "'-,.. 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INION emOlI dmglOcr5o <: om Pretordenr D .NfOWAI, ..... 9?~ ~ohb,"l >u,to252 G,ond Hoven MI 49417 1~161846 8726 fo' !!,1"61~'!.?-6747 Church piilge 4 Heiillth piilge 8 'Home for the holidays' - It can be lonely concept after death of loved one By Jim Stlckford m whIch mournmg tant to acknowledge Staff Wnler can take place get mad at God We try to the hohday season In The hohdays are a time Dr Cheryl help WIth that" some way If cele- when families gather together, Mazzara of the St Ehzabeth McCormick, who bratmg In the tradl- e\ en though relatlves may be John MedIcal ran the Chas Verheyden bonal manner IS scattered from coast to coast System's Eastwood Funeral Home's gnef counsel. painful, then find a After a member of the fami- Chmcs saId that the Ing program, said that haVing new way to celebrate ly dIes, It can make what was first year IS the hard- a place to go and people to the season Talkmg once a JOYous tIme of the year, est for people who talk to IS good WIth others who a pamful remmder of Its loss have lost a loved one "One of the thmgs that has have gone through What, then, can gnevmg But, she said, often to be remembered IS that peo- the same thing can families do to get through the people have trouble ple need a safe place where be helpful Many hohdays? dunng the hohdays they feel comfortable talkIng local medIcal centers Dr Gerald Shlener, a psy- m followmg years as about what they are feeling," and hospitals have chlatnst at The DetrOIt well McCormIck S81d "That doesn't support groups for Medical Center, said that even "People are often mean you are In trouble The people who recently though the hohdays can be a told that they have message I want to give IS that expenenced deaths dIfficult tlme for those who only a certam amount feehng the loss of a loved one In their familIes have Just suffered a loss, there of tIme to get over the dround Chnstmas IS normal Both Shlener and are thmgs people can do to death of a loved one," and It'S difficult" Mazzara saId that help deal With the gnef Mazzara saId "But McCormick IS workmg to some people, howev- "The holidays can remmd a there IS no timetable help St Michael's EpIscopal er, will need more person ofthe loss they've It's Important to Church In Grosse Pomte help than can be recently suffered," Shlener gneve your loss Woods develop a gnef mm- prOVIded by fnends saId "It's Important to deal Pretending you don't IStry She saId she spoke With or their local church- With gnef so that the feelmgs have feelmgs doesn't one of the mmlsters at the es In severe cases of don't linger Successful mourn- work" church and he Bald people gnef, seekmg profes- mg mvolves talkmg about loss Suppressmg the should come to church on SIOnal help might be and examming your feehngs gnef you feel over the Chnstmas.even Ult IS hard- the best way to go about the person who's recent- loss of a loved one Just remerDber to bnng extra Sandy Fisher IS St tIssues ly died" can result m that Paul Catholic When first deahng With gnefbemg expressed "If you are not gOing Church's gnef mIniS- gnef, Shlener said, most peo m a different way, through the gneVlng process ter She said that the pIe tend to focus on the pOSI- Mazzara Sald People now, you can be helpful by thought behInd the tIve thmgs they remember can have dIfficulty in reachmg out to those who mInistry IS to try to about the deceased developing mtlmate are," McCormick SaId "It's a be a compassIOnate "In pubhc we tend to talk relatIOnships With wonderful way to keep m presence In a gnev- about good feelings," Shlener others touch With people" mg person's life Mazzara agreed, and added said "In pnvate, however, It'S "If you don't open up 'If you don't open up about "We really can't do much that 8t John IS currently cre- also good to talk about any about your gnef, it can more for famIlies than hs- atmg a new volunteer center mIXed feehngs we mIght have become very hard to open ten," Fisher said "We will for gnevmg children No one knows you as well as up about anythmg," your grief, it can become very VISit the funeral home and the people who are close to Mazzara saId "A person help WIth meals when It'S you No one can push your "We expect to be opened by can develop senous depres- appropnate, but Just bemg buttons like your loved ones hard to open up about any- February," Mazzara saId "The SIOn, become Withdrawn aVaIlable for people IS Deahng With all your feelings faClhty WIll be located In the from others or expenence Important to let them IS healthy" newly renovated Warren severe bouts of anger The know that they are loved When gnevmg, Shlener thing.' 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December 4, 1997 28 Clubs Grosse Pointe News Meetings 4 Women's Kappa Kappa meet at 7 p m Tuesday, Dee 9, Mary Northcutt will demon- at South Lake High School, strate the makmg of herbal Connection Gamma 21900 E Nme MIle In St Clair soaps, usmg a glycenn base Thl \\ (jllll n ~ ('onned,on of Member~ of the DetrOit East Shores Members should brmg two The program WIll be "Myth Gn'''l l""lltl ,,111 J\ld't ,It 6 30 Suburban Alumnae dozen cookIes for a cookie Bustmg and Fact Fmdlng pm lhu ,"1\ Dtl 11 ,It a A~soclatlon of Kappa Kappa exchange For more mforma. loc d (Iut. Gamma WIll meet on 1Uesday, ADD and RItalin," by Arthur tlOn, call (313) 881-0322 Dc.... 9, ~t th~ huuk. uf Lee Robm chIef of Dwchologv at 1 ht e\ pnm~ \'.lllmclude dlll- MIller Dessert WIll be served ChIldren's Hospital of MichIgan and professor of psy- Farm, Garden nel (lid .l perf 01 m3nce by and each member should bnng chIatry and pedlatncs at DetrOit J3ft II1U~IClan Bess three dozen cookIes for a cookie Wayne State Umverslty Association Bonllwr rhe Women's exchange For more mforma- The Grand MaraIS branch of C'onnectlOl1h 3 \\omen'~ sup- tlOn, call Graeehen Stewart at the Woman's National Fann port ,md IlPt\\orkmg group (313) 886-1094 A $5 donatIOn IS reqUired from non-Ch ADD members and Garden AsSOCiatIOnWill Gue,b ,lIP "p!come For more Educators are admitted free meet at noon Monday, Dee 8, mformat\On or to make a reser- at the home of Mrs Lester \3t,on lall Nancy Nedt at Louisa S1.Clair For mfonnatlOn, call (810) 447- The LoUIsa 8t Clair chapter 2845 Clark Co-hostesses Will be (311 tlb21835 or (810) 777- Mrs Wilham Baird and Mrs 08"18 hI 1\1onday, Dec 8 of the NatIOnal SocIety of the Pi Lambda Theta Daughters of the Amencan Robert Donaldson Revolution will meet at 11 am Holiday feasting Grosse Pointe Part resident Jean Wright. president Fox Creek Thursday, Dec 18, at Meadow Susanne Conslgho, regis- La Leche of Pi Lambda Theta, officiated at the 80th Founder'. Brook Hall m Rochester tered dietitian, WIll present a Ceremony for the international honor and profes- Questers The program wlll begtn With lecture "Hohday Feastmg - sional association for educators on Nov. 9 the Healthy Way" from 7 to 8 League Presenters at the ceremony honoring founders of The Fox Creek chapter of a tour of Meadow Brook Hall, The La Leche League of Questers InternatIOnal Will followed by lunch and a meet- p m Wednesday, Dec. 10, at Pi Lambda Theta included Cheryl Johns of Grosse the Grosse Pomte War South MacomblEastern Wayne Pointe Woods and Evelyn Kozar of Grosse Pointe hold Its annual Chnstmas lun- Ing Hostesses are Mrs WIll meet at 7 p m Monday, Memonal Conslgho wJlI help Farms. Grosse Pointer Martse Allerding was a memo cheon begmnlllg at 11 30 P m Franklm S Kocher of Grosse Dee 8 Thursda\, Dec 4. at the home POinte Woods, Mrs Mark A participants learn to stay In ber of the planning committee. control by settmg hmlts on food From left, are Jolea MuD, Pi Lambda Theta vice of Nancy Bl(~r1ey of Grosse Savage of Dearborn and Mrs Children and nursing babies Pomte Shores Co-hostess Will Charles A 8kowran of Grosse consumptIOn while enJoYIng president: Wright; Doris Jean Valente, a new memo the tastes of the season The are always welcome For mfor. ber: and Marge Larson, one of the speakers at the be Georgte LeDuc POInte Park matlon about the meetmg loca- cost IS $5 Call (313) 881-7511 event. tIOn, call (810) 776-2769 or Bierly v.III present a pro- The cost for lunch and the (313) 882-0407 gram on her collection of Santa tour IS $15 For reservatIOns, Herb Society Belsnlckels call Barbara Doerr, Charlotte The Grosse Pomte Ulllt of the Veale or Harnette Wheeler by Herb Society of Amenca WIll Members w1I1 contnbute to ,noon Monday, Dec 8 meet at 7 p m Tuesday, Dec. 9, Clothing the Questers scholarshIp fund, at the home of Marty Vorhees v.hlch enables graduate stu- m Grosse POinte Farms donations dents at Columbia University Ch.A.D.D. Ch ADD, a support group to earn degrees III hlstonc for parents of children WIth Hostesses are Vorhees and presen atlOn Elame Dold are needed attentIOn defiCIt disorders, WIll WIth cold temperatures m the air, St John HospItal and Medical Center wants to make sure no patient IS dIscharged WIthout adequate clothing Frequently patients' clothing ISdestroyed due to the aCCIdent or IllJury whICh brought them to the hospital Normally, a fnend or relative IS asked to bnng them a change of clothes, but sometimes they have no one or no resources to do this DonatIOns of clean, seTVlce. Christmas dinner, dance able sweat SUItsand new socks The Grosse Pointe LaW7ers' AuxWary and the Fine of any color and Size, Infant to Arts Society of Detroit will hold a joint Christmas adult, are needed. dinner and dance on saturday, Dec. 13 at the Grosse Items may be brought to the Pointe Hunt Club. St John Volunteer SeTVlces From left, are LIz AIken of the FiDe Art8 Society; office on the ground floor in the Sheila Grameuos of the Lawyers' AuziIIary; Paul St John ProfeSSIOnal BuildIng Gracey prell1dent of FiDeArt8; and Irene Gracey, pres- One ident of the auziliary. Monetary donatIOns for pur- For more information. call (313) 886-9428 or (313) chasmg clothmg are also wel- 885-9275. come They may be sent to Volunteer SeTVlces. 22101 Moross, DetrOIt. 48236 War Memorial board Grosse Pointe War Memorial board chairman Guy T. Doyal and War Memorial President Mark R. Weber welcomed ncw members to the board of directors. From left. are Charles T. Berschback. Thomas R. Youngblood. Doyal. Claire W. Perry, RAYMOND WElL Peterson N. Decker and Weber. Not shown is new board member Gregg L. Berendt. Also serving on the board are Daniel R. Bect, Douglas Cordier. Lynne DeGrande, GENEVE John C. Ladendorf, A. David MikeseU. Mary Jane Moll, Barbara Monahan, Frank J. Sladen Jr. and Patricia S. Stumbo IIIfIIJm We wis/i to tliank. -S/J1(e /936 Jeuo6son s yrosse Pointe DRAPERY CLEANING SPECIAUSTS a£[ also ani it s staff for of • Roller Shades I tlieir support in 1TUJkjng tfie • Sun Shades • Porch Shades I Silver 'Be{[Spfendor • Venetian Blinds ' 1t I Sail I • (1(,(II1I11~ • Repal/ a SpfeniUf Success! junior League 313-321-3021 OF DETROIT DETROIT CUSTOM FRAMING "I"",~C ')t~ & GALLERY '\ 'I r tor", c:.t-. '1~,,% C)t(>l:\ &. "I' Go lp\111\1 Gift Giving Ideas: Vv" r rC')I..<;i:ty! ( OInt ').:lpn"'lrt'1 \ 'S"j FRAMED PICTURES, E"'P'16Yl l<;f POSTERS, MIRRORS, LITHOGRAPHS, SERIGRAPHS, ORIGINALS AND SPORTS ART... HOLIDAY HOURS STARTING DEe. 1 Mon.. Fri. 10:00.8:00 Sat. 10:00.6:00 • Sunday,Dee. 14th & 21st, 10:00.5:00 ) , ., , .... l I t , A. o December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 38 Historical Society presents annual 'Sounds of Christmas' The Grosse POlllte Hlstoncal Society Will present Its annual fundralser, "Sounds of Chnstmas," beginning at 3 30 P m Sunday, Dec 7, at the Grosse POinte Umted Methodist Church, 211 Moro•• In Grosse POinte Farms The program WIllInclude a hght-hearted afternoon of Chnstmas musIc by the Grosse POinte North Concert ChOir and a Chnstmas carol sing-along Tickets for the concert are $35 a family, $20 a person An afterglow will be held from 5 to 7 p m at the SOCI- ety's headquarters, the Provencal-Weir House, 376 The Detroit Intemational Wine Auction on Nov. 15 Kercheval In the Farms The drew a crowd of nearly 500 to raise funds for schol- house was built around 1823 arship and educational programs at the Center for and has been recently restored Creative Studies. by the hlstoncal society to be Among the Grosse Pointers who attended were. used for workshops, tours and from left: Stephen Mould, auctioneer; Susan Rogers; educatIOnal programs Jim and Ann Nicholson; and Richard ROlers, presi- Inner Circle Tickets for the afterglow, dent of the Center for Creative Studies. which Include refreshments, The Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra Society presented its 13th annual gala, are available at $250 a person wJlI hold Its annual coat dnve, dren's coats are also needed "Inner Circle of MusIcal Chairs." on Oct. 23. for benefactors, $125 for a benefit for the Capuchm For more informatIOn, call In adclition to the honored guests, Maestro and Mrs. Fel.i.ll:Resnick, this year's patrons, $50 for mends. Soup KItchen Lisa Baxter at (313) 882- event honored past presidents of the Grosse Pointe Symphony Women's Associa- For more information, call Those who bnng a gently 3130 tion: Mary Baynert. Dorothea Bush, Marjorie Fahim. Pauline Garavaglia. Eva Kel- (313) 884-7010 worn wmter coat to Lisa's ley, Mado O. Lie, Ida Mae M'assnick, Mahle Skaff. Jeanette A. Szulec; and the cur- Ltd, 19538 Mack III Grosse Giving tree: The third rent president. Rosemary Ellas, Cold call: Residents of POinte Woods, between annual Hohday GIVIngTree, a From left, are honorees Fahim, Szulec, Lie, Bush. Elias and Massnlck. the Grosse POlntes, Harper Thursday, Dec 11 and benefit for the Children's Entertainment was provided by Dorothy Ignasiak, soprano; De Shaheen. mezzo Woods, St Clair Shores and Saturday, Dec 13, Willget 40 Home of DetrOIt, WIllbe host- contralto: and Martin Burwell. piano. Proceeds from the event provide support for Eastpomte are being asked - percent off the purchase of ed by Jack's Waterfront the orchestra. for the ninth consecutive year store merchandIse restaurant, Gar Wood's, Lucy's Coats should be clean and In - to donate unwanted and Tavern on the Hill, R J 's Restaurant patrons may good condition, men's and chll- outgrown WInter outerwear Vault and Canbou Coffee select a paper ornament from decorated hohday trees and wreaths displayed III the restaurants dunng the month of December, then purchase a gift for the child whose name and age appears on the orna- ment The gift IS returned to the gift collectIOn box by Tuesday, Dec 23 Last year, more than 300 gifts were contnbuted Others Involved III the benefit are Construct, Pip Pnntlng, the Packaging Store and Soroptlmlst InternatIonal of Grosse Pomte. For more infor- mation, call Deborah Liedel at (313) 885-3510 Toys for Tots: The Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Class reunion office, 74 Kercheval on the Hill, Wlllbe an offiCIal1bys for In 1955, entertainers Debbie Reynolds and Edcl1e Fisher (then Hollywood's Tots collectIon center Sales beloved newlyweds) were on hand to kick off the opening of Gro8le Pointe High associates are cooperating School's brand new gymatorium. Just about every high schoolldd in town attend- WIth the U S Manne Corps ed the event. inclucIiDg most of the claH of 1958. Reserve for the sixth consecu- Last October a group of friends from the cluB got together for the 16th time Sunday, December 7, at 7:30PM tive year 10 thIS hohday cam- since graduation. Their most recent reWllon was In Las Ve&as and the group paign Grosse Pointe teamed up again with Reynolds for a photograph. Coldwell Banker SchweItzer MEMORIAL CHURCH Over the years the high school friends have renewed their friendships for mini- will hold a holiday open house reunions in a variety of clties, inclucllng St, Louis, Chicago. San Francisco. Toron- 16 Lakeshore Drive' Grosse Pointe Farms to and Las Vegas. from 2 to 5 p m Saturday, Dee 13, featunng refresh- (3l3) 882-5330 Members Uve In Michigan, DUnols, New York. Wisconsin. Tennessee, Arizona. CalIfornia and Canada. ments for children, VISitsand 520 adults, $16 srudent.~ and scruors photos With Santa and the col- $10 children under 12 In the back row. from left, are Judy Allison Hutc:hlnlOn. Brenda Brown MaclUl. lectIon of toy donations Sp such as coats, boots, scarves, mittens, gloves and wmter long underwear - even toys and books It's all for the annual Coats for the Cold dnve founded by Marv Redlawski and sponsored by the Michael Verb Memonal Fund and St Luey's Cathohc Church Items from the dnve WIllbe taken to St Domlnlc's Church, where they wIll be dlstnbuted @~p~~ by the SIsters of Chanty to of Grosse Pointe families, free of charge .Our main objective IS to ;; ~ Designer ReSale make sure that people In need , Boutique Holtdays mean partIes, presents are given warm WInter cloth- and frIends. The NOTRE DAME mg for the bitter WInter Shoppmg IS a new experIence at I PHARMACY has a great selectIOn of weather ahead," RedlawskI Samlra's Large selectIOns of top Parker Pen sets and Cross Pen sets said "Many east SIders Just perfect hostess gIft, Christmas gJft or clean out their closets and deSIgners names, gently used and basements and donate Within brand new clothIng for the entIre gIft for yourself WhIle you're here hours of the dnve, the Items famIly You'll find dozens of your look around as we carry a large are given to famlhes m need" favortte brand names In women's, selectIOn of umque and unusual gIft Here's how to donate In men's and chIldren's clothIng and ltems. THE NOTRE DAME three easy steps accessones - plus furs as well as PHARMACY ... 16926 Kercheval In- 1 Clean out closets and the-VIllage (313) 885-2154 gather unwanted and out- alteratIOns services We tnVlte you to grown wmter clothmg, toys do your Chnstmas shoppIng at and books SamIra's and SAVE $$$ at 21027 2 Call the Coats for the Mack Avenue, Grosse POInte Woods Cold hothne at (313) 884-1398 (313) 886-5043 I For unparalleledqualityand unequaledvalue and leave a message WIth your there s onlyone place 1ogo address and CIty I'\IRC()(RI ))'<\1\1. 3 Place the Items In a bag on your front porch by 10 a m When you care enough to have the Saturday, Dee 13 Volunteers gro ....e pointe WillpIck up the donatIOns very best.. 20040 Mack Avenue, nori~l~. inc. Grosse Pomte, (313) 882-2000 untJll pm Growers of Fme Flowers Tho~1'whn wont n reCl'lpt 19261 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods for thl' donatIOn ~hnllid attach Come see a wonderland 10 wmter a pflper WIth their llOml'R, Our greenhouses are a spectacular (313) 886-7715 addl'f'sfWAand the Vlllul' of the (Mack new Mora'S' Nel<11o Woods Thealre) Items to thf' outsld!' of the Dag SIght to see' We also carry umque For More PCP A r/'celpt WIllbe nllllled to Chnstmas acceSSOrIes for the See Page 128 OPEN SUNDAYS • 12 . 4:00 you • young and old at 174 Kerby WE ARE A FUll SERVICE FURRIER APPRAISALS • Road, Gro'lse Pomte Fa rros, To advertise In this column call • REPAIRS. RESTYLING • RELINING. MONOGRAMMING More coats: LIsa's Ltd (313) 885-3000. (313) 882-3500 by 2 00 P m. Fridays • FUR CARE • ClEANING. COLD STORAGE ~ ._~... ~. . :- . . :- ...... 80. S Ho...1ton"...... Sogmow MI ~8602 (Sill 792 0934 SEQUENCE 18001968 3.S6 .. ICO'I'T __ fo_15 1717922.23 .011 ...,,,,1 drng 10<", ,"'" ~ •...tenl ...... 92 6 Robb .. , Su~. 252 Grond HCNe We enJoy more than we deserve because they did more "The srllgle mos, jascmatl1lg al/ractlOll 111 bridge IS that • 8 than anyone should expect numy endeavor tofind accuracy, but only aJew do .. • AJ9 In the 1930s, economiC, socIal and personal dIsasters led • K74 -WB W. led .6 people to mIgrate to places they did not know and take • Q97532 Some 38 years ago a small contingent of Grosse Pomte Jobs of any sort In those days. and In the days of the war, exponents of our superb diverSIOn gathered one Sunday eve- It .E • If people found themselves mmglmg WIth people of different mng to view the world. famous Italian Blue Team defeat the 1. 2+ backgrounds, places and races 2. 2NT Those of us who enJoy pnVllege these days promote _ Americans captained by the legend, Harry Flshbem The TV 3NT perhaps because we have become too Isolated, selfish and coverage of thiS Bermudd Bowl was eventful for two reasons ThiS happened 10 be a European champIOnship malch ~elf-absorbed - "multIculturalism" and "dIversIty" Ihe Italians were wlnmng their thIrd consecutive tItle In tan. against the French, who were slttmg N/S They were playing These they knew They knew them when they met. hved dem WIth Ihe World Bridge OlympJad. whIch they dommated four card majors, which IS common 10 Europe, therefore WIth and worked next to people they earlier couldn't have for the next 14 years, and It was the first TV coverage of such north's spade rebid Forquet Sdl east and Garozzo west, so If lmagmed assoclatmg WIth - on the roads to Cahfornla, an epic event and was sponsored by my good client, the you chose to defend you were most hkely on the nght stde the barracks, shIps and foxholes; the factones where DeSoto car diVISIon of Chrysler AI first glance, declarer has a whopping bIg problem as women as well as men worked for somethmg more than Many may not remember that In 1959. the live TV coaXIal east won hIS ace and SWitched to the heart deuce, mne, ten and overtime pay cable network comprISed only the north, central, eastern sea- dummy's three West's heart queen was ducked, bUI soulh was Umted by need and a common VISIOn,ordmary people board, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, DetrOit, ChIcago and St forced 10 wm the contmuatlOn WIth hiS ace at Irick 4. dId extraordmary thmgs loUIS Many of the remammg markets.recelved their program- Declarer's count came to three spades, a heart, a diamond and Do I Ideahze? Perhaps 109 by kinescope film as the telephone cable hadn't covered one club wmner, but how could he play Ihat SUIt for three I know that not only pohhcal correctness, but hlstoncal the entire country. more? correctness reqUIres me to acknowledge the shadow Side of One of Italy's premIer performers was the famous BeOlto Early m our mtermedlate development we learn the effec- those times There was segregabon There were mtern. Garozzo, who teamed WIth eIther Georgia Belladona or Pietro ment camps tive artIstry called the obllgalory finesse, and thaI's what Forquet It was a celebrated partnership throughout that epic south deCIded 10 employ If the out cards were perfectly The greater truth, however, IS thIS what those extraordl- run of vlctones nanly ordmary people dtd. and what they learned, led us localed Since Garozzo's reSIdency In our country In '82, I have out of those dim reahbes, even as they had led us out of At lock 5, declarer Intended to play a small club to the DepreSSIon and the war tWice had the thrill of playing wHh hIm In '93, here 10 DetrOit, dummy's kmg, and If west had the doubleton ace, he was we came wllhln a match pomt of wmnlng one of the open pair In those days America was a land of generous people m home by playmg back to hIS hand. but msertmg a low club, regional events HI~ play IS still 10 great demand, but today he spIte of want They helped one another Church glVlng, for not the queen example, was at 3 3 percent natIOnally (about 40 percent hmlls hImself to a few appearances on the ea~t coast and Garozzo wasn't sllllng by Idly He saw the play commg and greater than It IS now) Amenca was a land where a cnp- Aonda Inslead played hIS ace when soulh led a small club This was pled preSIdent told us we had "nothmg to fear but fear Two of the be~t bndge texts 10 be published thIS fall are only the first step In hIS trek to scuttle declarer To block the Itself," and work and duty were bywords People dId what Forquet's "Bndge Wllh The Blue Team," 140 of the Itahan's club SUit at tnck 6, he had to now play hIS diamond queen needed to be done greatest hands (Baron BarcldY toll frec 800-274-2221) The forcmg south to wm hiS dJamond king prematurely ThIs play And now? second IS Ashlar House's 1998 Dally Bndge Calendar (loll free ehmmaled any pOSSibility of wlnmng more than one club In these days Amenca IS dlVlded between affluence and 800-358-4566) ThiS pubhcatlon, In ItS fifth year, has become True, It gave declarer Iwo diamond wmners, but so whal? want Those who have are far less generous (between 1960 Ihe be~t learnmg texl In bndge. and 1 am favored to tell you South now could WID only three spades, a heart, IWO dla. and 1980 dIscretIOnary mcome mcreasett 61 percent whIle that my work will appear In Its pages next fall monds and a club If Gdrozzo had ducked the small club glVlng mcreased by one-fifth of that) Amenca IS a land Today's hand from Forquet's work shows Garozzo's bol- toward dummy al tock 5, declarer would have won three where a robust preSIdent tells us he "feels our pam". VlC- lIance After looking at all hands, ask yourself, would you spades, a heart, a diamond and five clubs by ullhzmg the tlmhood and entItlement are bywords • rather declare or defend before readmg on? obligatory finesse. My prayer for thIS ThanksglVlng tIme IS twofold I am .. .1 thankful for those who brought us out of dark tImes I also pray for myself and these tunes - that we may find VIsion, courage and generosity to match what they found they had The Bible says, WIstfully "In those days there were giants 10 the Earth" These days call for glants. We have become too small We can do It If we WIll Let's do It GRACE UNITED Redeemer United First English Ev.lutheran CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ Z Kercheval at LakellOInte Methodist Church Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr -- Grosse Pomle Parle 822-3823 20571 VernIer WI W of 1.94 Grosse Pomte Woods .:.:: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL mSunday - WONhlp to 30 a.m 884-5040 CHURCH Tuesday - Thnfl Shop 1030 - 3 30 Hm20~s 830& II Worship Wednesday - ooa m ~ 20475 Sunnlngdllie Park 1030am Worsl11P 9 45 a m Sunday School Amazing Grace Senlors 11 - 3 00 915 a m Sunday Scliool near Lochmoor Club COME JOIN US ~ Dr Walter A Schmldl, Pastor Grosse Pointe Woods for all a es Rev Banon L Beebe, ASSOCiate Pastor Christ the King Grosse POinte Umtanan GROSSE.' Suaday POINTE Church 8 00 a.m Holy Euchansr Lutheran Church "Are You Being ~ 10 15 a.m. Churth School UNITED Mack al Lochmoor 10 30 a m Choral Eucharut CHURCH 884-5090 Stretched?" (Nursery AV2lLable) 8 15 & 10 45 am WorshIp Service 10 30 a m SeMCe & Church School 884-4820 II AfFJUATm WITH THE UCC AND ABC 9 30 am Sunday ScIlooI & 17150 MAUMEE 2AO CHALFOHTE AT L.DntROP BJble Classes 881-0420 Nursery Prov1ded Rlndy S. BoeIttr, Pastor St.James Lutheran Church "Get Ready!" TunoI1Iy A. HoIzer\and, Assc. hstor 170 McMillan Rd • near Kerchellal ~1I~i~.: '11'4 Joseph P. Fabry, l'asIor anmtus Grosse Pomle Farms' 884-0511 IlXlO A.M FAMILYWORSHIP BrtK'f SInIDctr, 'd_ DImIor 9'00 SundBy School (all ages) '''''~ (CRIB ROOM AVAlLABLE) St. Paul Ev.Lutheran Church 1000 A M OtUIiOt SCHooL ~ 945 Coffee HourIFellow5lup Fort Street Chorale 375 LotIIroo lit CIlIIfonte Rev. E A. Bray. Pastor ~ 10 15 The Holy Euchanst 881-6670 ~~istDrir The Fort Street Chorale wW contiDue Its 18-year ~~ ~ Noon 1230 p m 900& 11'15 a m Worship tradition by performing Handel's "Messiah, W Three "'~ The HolyEuchanst & De.obons 10 10 a m Education for ~~nri1UrS' every Wednesday performances of the claulc masterpiece wW be Nursery Available offered in the l47-year-01d Detroit laDdmark church MaIms, 1st Sunday of the monlh, 8 a.m Aw Fred IWms, PISlOr ~.f , ,.. , I I ., A December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Weddin T1mothy James VIrginia Beach bnde's Sister, Lori Eltzabeth UniversIty He IS a health care Monahan of Grosse POinte The Rev C Marcus Engdahl Egan of Newport Beach, Cahf consultant WIth the Casper Farms, son of Mr and Mrs offiCIated at the 6 p m ceremo- Bndesmalds were Juhe Corp John F Monahan of Grosse ny, which was followed by a Egan of Lansmg, Juhe Carnal The couple will honeymoon Pomte Shores, on June 6, 1997, receptIOn at Norfolk Botamcal of the City of Grosse Pomte, m the winter They live In at St Paul Cathohc Church Gardens Phoebe Wemberg of ChIcago, Grand RapIds The Rev George W WIlham The bnde wore a silk satm Anne Fernlla of Warren, offiCIated at the 6 pm ceremo- gown that featured a scooped Sharon O'Bryan of Bmgen, ny, which was followed by a neckhne, a sleeveless bodIce, a Wash and Stacv Zerrpnner Reiter- rtlceptlOn at the Country Club lull box.pleated skIrt and a and Knsb Berendtson, both of of DetrOIt chapel-length train She car- Park City The bnde wore a sleeveless ned a bouquet of spnng flow- Ayrault Silk gown that was accented ers, including French tuhps, WIth a satm sash and a short Laguna roses, peonies and inS, KImberly Ann Reiter, daugh- train She camed a bouquet of tIed together WIth French nb- ter of Richard and Rosdhe sprmg flowers m shades of bons Reiter of Grosse Pomte Woods, pmk, purple and whIte The matron of honor was marned Andrew DaVid Mary Colleen Logan ofVlrglma Ayrault, son of DaVid and Beach Merne Gay Ayrault of Grosse Bndesmalds were the Pomte Park, on June 27, 1997 The Rev T1mothy Pelc OffiCI' groom's SIster, JJll CurtISS of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grosse POinte Farms, Knsten ated at the 5 30 p m ceremony, which was followed by a recep- David Ayrault DeBoer of Covent StatIOn, N J , and a whIte orchid Juhe Hittle of Denver, Chnsty tion at the Grosse Pomte War Memonal Krickstein- Kmdred ofVlrgJma Beach, and The orgamst was Paul KImberly Lohman of Travelers The bnde wore an IVOrySITh:Shaffer The solOist was A1V1s- Rest, S C. shantung gown WIth an off-the- Wayne Duncan Scnpture Schulz shoulder neckhne, a bodice Attendants wore floor-length readers were Melissa Cochran Rachel Ann Krlcksteln, Ice blue chIffon dresses With decorated WIth pearls and a and the groom's Sisters, daughter of Dr. and Mrs scooped necklmes and EmpIre cathedral-length train She Knsten Dlegenderfer and Herbert Knckstem of Grosse carned a cascade of whIte bodIces Each bndesmald car. Kelly Breltenbecher Pomte Woods, mamed Mark orchIds and roses ned a bouquet made up of one Allan Schulz, son of Barb The matron of honor was The bnde earned a bachelor ofthe vanetles of flowers m the of sCIencedegree m elementary Hultberg of Mmot, N D, and bnde's bouquet Phyllts Kacalskl of West Marv Schulz of SIOUXFalls, Seneca, NY education from Wayne State The best man was Ronald J Attendants wore pale yellow Umverslty She IS !'\'orkmg on a S D, on June 21, 1997, at FabIan of Jackson BrIdesmaIds were Knsten .tea-Iength gowns WIth square ReIter of Llvoma, Rhonda master's degree m early child. Temple Shlr Shalom m West Groomsmen were Edward S Bloomfield neckltnes and satm cnss- McCall of Royal Oak, the hood education at Sagmaw Evans IV of Denver, Matthew State University crossed back detaIls They car- groom's Sister, Emlhe Dube of Rabbi Dannel Schwartz and E Bowles ofSagJnaw, Dann G ned bouquets of gardemas, MemphiS, Heather Armstrong The groom earned a bachelor Cantor Penny Steyer offiClated Hittle of Denver, Thomas A. stephanotis and Ivy of fine arts degree from Wayne at the ceremony, which was fol- Madeleme PaolUCCIof Grosse Germain and Wilham M of Austin, Texas, Ehzabeth The best man was the State University He IS an lowed by a reception m the Pomte Farms was the matron Germain, both of Tokyo, and Bolden of the CIty of Grosse groom's brother, DaVid Thorn account executive With SOCialhall of the temple. of honor TImothy W SImonds of Pomte, LIsa Ayrault of Grosse of San FranCISco Pomte Park, and Wendy Skidmore Inc The bnde wore a whIte satm Bridesmaids were Leshe ChIcago Groomsmen were the Wmter of Clarkston gown that featured a fitted Mackey, Anna Dalby, Cary The mother of the bnde wore groom's stepbrothers, Scott Attendants wore floor-length The couple traveled to bodIce decorated WIth pearls SoUrel and Katnna Crane, all a mocha chIffon knee.length G1assfor.d of Wallmgford, Pa champagne SIlk sheaths WIth JamaIca They Itve m Grosse and Silver beads, short sleeves Grosse Pomters, Meghan dress and an orchId corsage and Joe Dargan of pearls on the bodIces They car- and a cathedral-length tram Barrett of BIrmIngham; and The mother of the groom SimpsonVIlle, S C , Enc The matron of honor was the ned cascades of white and Kelley Wllkms of New York wore a sage green stIk floor- Zerrenner and Carey Johnston, bnde's SIster, Renee Kay of peach roses and orchIds The groom's brother, John length SUIt and carned a both of Park CIty, Utah, Joe North Potomac, Md Monahan of Grosse Pomte nosegay of sweet peas The best man was the Conway of Portland, are, and groom's brother, George WE'RE Bndesmalds were the bnde's Shores, was the best man Readers were Windy S Jeff Joamsse of Grand Haven Ayrault of Japan Sister, Kathy Pressel of Boca Groomsmen were MIke Crutchfield of Virgmla Beach, CONCERNED Ushers were the bnde's Groomsmen were the bnde's Raton, FIll., Ten Knckstem of Monahan, Ward Gushee, Thdd Shelly TIbbetts Tucker of San brother, Denny Egan of the brother, Scott Reiter of Palm Beach, FIll., the groom's Bmkowskl, Domemc Ferrante, FranCISco, and Robert S AOOUT CIty of Grosse Pomte, Richard Llvoma, the groom's brother, SIster, Shem Schulz Roberts of Ene KrattochWlll, ChIp Moore, Fabian Enca R FabIan helped Phllhps and BrIan Rowley, YESTERDAY'S PIttSVille, WIS, and Fawn Frank Martllottl, Kurt WIth the register Terrence Ayrault of Grosse both of Salt Lake CIty; and Pomte Park, Ryan McCall of A1ekman of Bloomfield Hills SchneIder and Steve Wheatley, The bnde earned a bachelor NEWS. Steve Knox of NoVl EastpOinte, Todd Dube of Morgan Pressel of Boca Raton all Grosse Pomters of arts degree from Bucknell The mother of the bnde wore Ne~canappeorane was a JUnior bndesmald MemphIS, Scott Armstrong of The couple honeymooned In Umverslty She is a legal assls- a light gray knit dress and a day and be gone rhe FlowergJrls were MadIson TahIti on the Islands of tanUspeCial education and Austin, Matthew Turner of nexr Our rhe paper gardema In her haIr Sterhng HeIghts, and Patnck Pressel and Manssa Kay Huahme, Bora Bora and works for the Legal Center. new5 IS pnnred on can The groom's mother wore a Bruce of the CIty of Grosse Attendants wore long black Moorea The groom earned a bachelor and should live on pale pmk knit dress and a cor- POinte A-Itne gowns and earned bou- of arts degree from Colgate sage of Hawanan orchids Losr yeor more than quets of whIte and peach roses. The mother of the bnde wore Umverslty He IS a consultmg Charles Raines was the one rhlrd of 011U 5 FlowergJrls wore full-length Mitchell- analyst WIth EvolVIng Systems a black crepe sleeveless dress newspnnr wos recycled sleeveless whIte organza dress- dIrector of musIc and the WIth a beaded bodice and a Inc m Denver orgamst Paul Roache was the Arid rhar number 15 es decorated WIth satin bands The couple traveled to bolero Jacket Her wnst cor- growing every day and organza bows. Curtiss trumpeter Jenmfer KIng was sage was whIte sweetheart AnqUllla, m the Bntlsh Virgm the canllonneur Il.ecycling ft Bnan Steeves of Wahpeton, Megan Alexandna MItchell, roses and a white orchId Islands They live In Denver. The bnde earned a bache- IS !he ane .. ~ N D., was the best man daughter of Dr and Mrs The mother of the groom way we can .... Groomsmen were Scott lor's degree m bIOlOgIcal SCI- wore a black and champagne Robert MItchell of VirgJnia 011 give some "'.ad _ Johnson of Mmneapolts, the ences from Wayne State dress WItha lace top and a chIf- Beach, Va, mamed Bnan Egan-Thom rhlng bock Th.n "'cytl. bnde's brother, Aaron Umverslty She IS a consultant fon skirt Her wnst corsage Haynes Curtiss, son of Beverly WIth Dynasphnt Systems Krickstem, DaVId Roberts, and CUrtiSSof Grosse Pointe Farms Kelhe Anne Egan, daughter was whIte sweetheart roses Wayne Hubert of Boulder, of DIane Egan of Grosse Pomte The groom earned a bache- and the late Craig CUrtISS, on lor's degree m pohtlcal SCIence Colo Ushers were Gary Kay May 24, 1997, at Good Farms and Dennis M. Egan Sr from MIchIgan State and MIchael Pressel Shepherd Lutheran Church In of DetrOIt, marned James Rmg bearers were MItchell Gerard Thorn, son of Susan Pressel and Stanley Kay Glassford (If Bloomfield HIlls The mother of the bnde wore and William Thom of p, nt drJ~t rall~ reduces Ihe err10enq 01 stp'am & hot \\JIN a long sleeveless black gown SImpsonVIlle, S C , on Aug 30, rJd J10 or; and \\000' ('ndoSUff><, are poor heal condu(!( WIth a matchmg Jacket 1997, at Chnst Church AHardable Ace R"",,,,o, Enclosures. •. The groom's mother wore a Cranbrook • ()Th' durJbllltv or ~l"( I ~\llh bJlPd enJmrllm.,h n The Rev. John H Albrecht o(xoraror (O!(lfS long black and whIte gown dec- • "'f'tp drJIX"- \\J '> 8. (('I' nt,<' di',Hl orated WIth lace offiCIated at the 5 p m ceremo- • Prolf'.{1hUI oulllllo 'he room The couple honeymooned on ny, whIch was followed by a reception at the Bloomfield arsco FREE PrOduct Brochure Kaual, LanaI and MaUl In M"nutactunng Co., Inc. 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There's been somethmg wOrrylng us for a long time and. beeause we love you, we need to tell you now, before It'S too late But first dear Santa. we hope you starts early, is often severe, studies find will accept this advice In the canng splnt m which It IS Many children whose moth- or other symptoms of traumat- chologJst Alytla Levendosky, phYSical abuse of mothers was glVen, and that It will not affect our good standing on ers are emotionally or phYSIcal- ICarousal, such as extreme Vlg- found that exposure to theIr mfrequent. the researchers ~our !1stof \\ho'" ken Ildughty 01 IIK~ I) abu..ed de.elop ..ymptoms of dance mother's emotIOnal or phySIcal report The problem IS.Santa. you're way too fat Sure you've post-traumatic stress disorder, About 33 mIllIon chIldren abuse was hnked to Significant "After a woman has been htt got that Image thmg - Jolly old elf and all But obesity accordmg to a Umverslty of each year are estimated to WIt- behaVIoral and emotIOnal prob- once, you don't have to do It puts you at nsk for a sleigh-full of health problems MichIgan study forthcommg m ness the domesttc abuse of lems m children as young as agam for a long tIme," You probably dIdn't know that nearly 70 percent of the Journal of Interpersonal theIr mothers preschool-age Graham.Bermann said "The the diagnosed cases of cardIOvascular disease are relat- Violence "You don't have to W81t for trauma caused by one mCldent ed to obesIty and that It more than doubles your chance More than half ofthe 64 chll- A related study. forthcomIng years to see the effects on chIl- of phYSical VIolence becomes of developmg high blood pressure Then there's the dren studied suffered from In the January 1998 Issue of dren when their mothers are chromc, for the child as well as mcreased nsk for dIabetes, gallstones, sleep apnea, unwanted, mtrnslve memories the Journal of Emottonal abused," Graham-Bermann the mother They both hve WIth osteoarthntIs and certain cancers or "flashbacks" of the VIolence, Abuse, by U-M psycholOgist saId "It shows up while they're the fear that someone's gomg The Amencan DietetIc AsSOCiatIonsays obesity-relat- and 42 percent had sleep prob- Sandra Graham-Bermann and stIlI very young m a vanety of to get hurt " ed medIcal conditions are the second leading cause of lems, difficulty concentrating MIchigan State Umverslty psy- ways, espeCially the way they For the study exammlng death m Amenca. That accounts for 300,000 lives lost act toward other children' how post-traumatic stress each year symptoms In school-age chIl- What's more, Santa, haVing a tummy that shakes like Exercise walking - For the preschool study, dren were related to exposure a bowl full of Jelly ISJust not a good thIng You've proba- pairs of trained observers to their mothers' abuse, the bly heard that excess fat In the abdommal area IS asso. recorded the SOC1a1mteracttons researchers studIed 64 chil- clated WIth an even greater nsk of high blood pressure, different speeds and emottonal adjustment of dren ranging m age from 7 to dIabetes, early onset of heart disease and cancer 25 chJ1dren of battered women 12 Dunng the past year, 60 ExceSSive weight also strams your skeleton, espeCIally and 26 children from nonVIo- percent of these chIldren had your spme, hIps, knees and ankles, and It contnbutes for different needs lent homes Each chJ1d was to arthntIc pam. been eye-WItnesses to VIolence observed at play m a small ag81nst their mothers The VIO- Don't take It too personally, Santa You're not alone Post-menopausal women good news for those at nsk group settmg on three separate lence ranged from verbal One m three, or 58 rmllion Amencans age 20 through who walk for exerCise may for diabetes The sensItiVIty occasions threats to severe phYSical 74 are overweIght And only one-fifth of the populatIOn achIeve different health to Insuhn tapered off, howev- ChJ1dren of battered women aggressIOn, mcludmg punchmg currently gets enough exercIse to affect health and goals depending on their er, as walkmg speed showed hIgher rates of sad- and luckIng In the course of a weIght In a posItIve way walkIng speeds, according to Increased among the bnsk, ness, depreSSIOn, worry and year, the chtldren were exposed Goodness knows, you don't get enough exercIse a pIlot study from the 15 mmute-a-mlle walkers - frustration than peers from to an average of 72 such mCI- Shdmg down chImneys (albeit mllhons of them) one Umverslty of MichIgan bad news for those at nsk for nonVIolent homes TheIr emo- dents mght a year IS not enough to keep you fit DIVISionofKmeslology dIabetes tional responses to events were Usmg mfOrm:l,tlOn from the Now, we're not advocatIng a crash diet here, or spend- "On the other hand," Borer less appropnate, and they children's teachers as well as mg hours "Sweatln' to the Jmgle Bells" What a fellow "Most people, Including said, •"the brIsk walkers were more likely to express theIr mothers, the researchers of your age and stature really needs IS a weight man- health care proVIders, have secreted more pulsatIle anger and frustratton by hIt- found that 13 percent of the agement program you can stick WIth all year long assumed that 1f a woman IS growth hormone. or GH tmg, biting or slappmg others, children met all the cnteria for Healthy and sustamable eatmg and exercise habIts WIll m reasonably good health, Growth hormone, whIch even when unprovoked They a dIagnOSIS of post.traumatlc reduce your health nsks and Improve your energy and the harder or faster she exer- dechnes as we age, promotes were also found to verbally stress dIsorder (PTSD). These overall well-being cises. the better off she Will bone and tIssue formatton abuse their peers - by insult Included bemg exposed to, and It's SImple, Santa Weight control IS hke a bank be." Said Katanna T Borer, and helps reduce the effects and name-callmg - more than mtensely upset by, the VIolence account for fat You depOSitcalones from the food you professor of kIneSIOlogy and of aging The GH secretton chJ1dren from nonVIolent faml- toward the mother eat You WIthdraw calones by burnmg them off WIth pnnclpal investigator on the levels of the slower, relaxed bes About one-thtrd of the chIl- exercise Fewer calone depoSits and more exercIse WIth- study "However, the chmcal walkers actually declIned Chtldren of abused mothers dren either had mtruslve mem- drawals WIllrmmmlze the balance m your fat bank, so patterns ID our prehmmary over the course of the study were also more hkely to cope ones of the VIolence or tned to the best thmg IS to do both findmgs suggest that women With GH. eVIdently, women WIth stressful sltuattons by aVOidthmkmg about it About Try to gradually change to a more healthful eatmg who walk for exercise may must exercIse at hIgher WIthdraWIng or aVOIdInginter- 25 percent were hyper-Vlgtlant style Small changes In your diet make It easier to keep achIeve their mdlVldual mtenSltles or lose GH as personal contact and startled eaSily. Half of the at It Little changes can add up to big results Increase health goals more effectIvely they age " "Smce a cruCial developmen- children were lITltable and had your mtake of grams, cereals, pasta, whole gram bread, by walkmg at a targeted The brIsk walkers lost tal task for preschoolers IS to trouble thlnlung or paYing fruIts and vegetables. All those things that have fiber pace that tnggers a partIcu- shghtly more weIght overall develop appropnate and suc- attention. Boys were as hkely and fill you up, but are naturally low m calones lar physlOlogtcal response than the slower walkers, but cessful SOCIalrelatIOnshIps, the as girls to dIsplay these and Replace high-fat meats with lean cuts, poultry (WIth- the difference was mmlmal, use of aVOIdance and With- other symptoms of PTSD out skin) and fish And choose pretzels, fresh fnut or "The study sample was Borer added More notably, drawal sets the cruld apart and sherbet over potato ChipS,candy canes and Ice cream small and more research IS the slower walkers lost reduces the POSSIbIlityoflearn- "When chJ1dren are havmg But remember. Santa, It'S not Just the fat you need to requtred, but our findings to shghtly more body fat com- mg to resolve problems WIth watch, it's the portions. too Just because the coffee cake problems m school, It's Impor- date are mtngtllng and of pared WIth the bnsk walk- others," note Graham- tant to ask questIOns about VlO' IS labeled "low fat" or "fat free" doesn't mean It's OK to interest to profeSSionals 10 ers Berrnann and Levendosky eat the whole thing. lence that may be gomg on In women's health • Why did the slower walk- These damaging effects the family," Graltam-Berrnann Now, about the exercise Fact IS,the more you move, The eIght-month study era lose more body fat? occurred even when the actual s81d the more calones you burn Check WIth your doctor first mcluded nlDe women, ages for what's the nght level of actiVIty for your personal 50-65, who were m good "Because they were walk- good health Then, find an actIVIty you enJoy and do It health but sedentary before mg at an aerobiC pace where, -often the study began Their aver- after the first 20 mmutes, Your Skin Remember, lIttle thIngs mean a lot Try leavmg the age weight was 165 pounds muscles, With the help of by Lisa A. Manz-Dulac, MD sleIgh m the garage and walk to the workshop. take The women walked three oxygen, OXIdizefat as well as PhotDagmg. good cells from bemg destroyed III Mrs. Claus dancmg on Saturday rught or for a nde mtles a day for a total of 15 carbohydrates," Borer s81d. skIn damage the process, enzymes are released to around town on a bicycle buIlt for two Maybe you mdes a week for eIght "The bnsk walkers were caused by the protect healthy skm cells and fibens. should organIze an annual Fun Run & Walk for all the months. movmg at a speedy, anaero- sun, IS a -"=""'''' -, ...~-_.~ ...... f".,...... OC.... ~---_. IIIII•• ...... !III.... _lIlllIIl!!!JI.. • ..... 1 .' 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Crown 347 pages $24 to the bed, hnked by a nbbed DaVid's Illness ThIS hunt SIde of Bloxham Dnve, seller hsts As a reader and a plastiC pipe to a valve fixed to takes hIm to the Umted States KIdhngton, Oxfordshlre About "Out of the Sun" fan, I support these efforts the man's throat " ?nd c;("'lndma'na, where he haJI 01 the dO-odd young trees because I have enjoyed hIS Earher, Harry had come meets a vanety of unusual By Robert Goddard ongmall) planted m a stag- earher work across hIS former flame, Ins people, some nefanous and Henry Holt 342 pages $25 gered deSign beSide and ThIS latest chtThanger by Venning, who mSlsted that he some decent DaVid's hfe and behInd thIS path had been Goddard concerns Harry was the father of DaVid career remam a cunous emg- Two Bntlsh mystery wnt- vandahzed to varyIng degrees ers, Cohn Dexter and Robert Barnett, a middle-aged man Venning as a result of a ma unbl Harry finally finds some of them wholly extIrpat- stunned by the recent and romantIc escapade years ago the key Goddard, have theIr latest By Elizabeth P. Walker ed, some cruelly snapped In shockIng discovery that he has Harry, of course, IS nonplussed Goddard and Dexter are entnes In bookshops through- the middle of theIr gradually a 33-year-old son whom he has out the United States Their by thIS dIsclosure, never hav- deservedly top-rated mystery even more, the wives of the firmIng sterns, others WIth never met let alone even knew mg dreamed that he was a pros Their BntIsh back- books, although dIfferent In many of theIr burgeomng dons are each strugghng to eXIsted ThIs son IS now a hos. father Ins mSlsts that he grounds lend an aura of plot and pace, share certam branches torn off, standmg help their own husbands WIn pltal patIent In London, refraIn from claimIng parent- authentICity to theIr stones as charactenstlcs, hlghhghtmg wounded and forlorn amId the the coveted post unconSCIOusIn a dIabetIC hood because her present hus- well as to the portraIts of theIr the fact that theIr authors are unkept htter.strewn area, Dexter catches Chxby m a coma Harry rushes to see h1m band conSiders DaVId as hIS characters The Enghsh back. Bntish-to-the-core once planned by some reflective mood "Indeed, the and dIscovers ~a youngIsh own Nonetheless, Harry IS ground and scenes are perfect Dexter, an award-wmnmg EnVIronmental Officer as a mcumbent Master, a dlstm- dark-h81red man laymg there determmed to trace DaVId's for theIr unusual plots, and cnme wnter, has Just placed small addendum to England's gulshed mathematICIan In hiS motIOnless, hIS head restIng In tracks As a mathematIcal they know well how to tanta- his 11th Inspector Morse green and pleasant land" earher days, had never the very center of an other- gemus, DaVId has led, appar- hze and challenge theIr read- novel on the bookstore shelves Morse and hiS longtime enjoyed hvmg anywhere as Wise undIsturbed pIllow, hiS ently, a penpatetIc hfe, domg ers. Although their endmgs to beguIle an adonng pubhc partner, Sgt LeWIS,have a much as m Oxford - 10 years arms bent at IdentIcal angles much research as well as trav- are behevably plaUSIble, most "Death IS my Nelghbor"'s set- puzzhng tIme tryIng to unrav- of It now He'd learned to love across the counterpane He ehng abroad m pursUit oemys- readers are likely to be left tmg IS Lonsdale College m el thIs murder case With all Its the old CItymore and more the made no sound that Harry tenous SCIentIficexpenments. danglmg m beWIlderment North Oxford Morse IScalled seemIngly unconnected longer he was there It was as could hear a ventIlatIng Harry's search for hIS son's unbl the final resolutIOn to mvestlgate the murder of a threads - The Master's woman at her home TIllS SImple as that Of course he was somewhat saddened by retirement, the Joustmg murder reveals that thIS area between the dons, the murder IS not qUIte as tranqUil as the thought of hIS Immment retirement. He would mIss the of the woman In her horne, Famil~ features by Madeleme Socia most people are led to beheve college - mIss the challenges and several red hemngs to OvershadoWIng the death ofrunnmg the place - and he further obfuscate the case But Winter carnival Film festival and 2 P m and Sunday, Dec 7, are several nefanous sub-plots knew that the SIght of the fur- ever true to hIS form, Morse The mIdway comes Inside Rudolph The Red Nose at 2 p m TIckets are $7 m - the Master of the College, eventually tIes all the pIeces the Cobo Reindeer will launch the advance or $8 at the door Call SIr Chxby Bream, 69, ISdue mture van outsIde the WIste- na-clad front of the Master's together. Conference/ExJllbltIon Center, Grosse POInte Public LIbrary's (313) 963-2366 for retirement, and two promI- Lodge would occasIOn some A graduate of Cambndge 1 Washmgton Boulevard In Wmter FIlm Festival nent dons, Derus Cornford and "Kids only" shop achmg regr.et " UniVerSIty, Goddard ISa best- DetrOIt, through Sunday, Dec 1997/1998, through Thursday, Juhan Storrs, are bitter nvals The DetrOIt Hlstoneal In another descnptIVe VIew sellmg author of hterary 14, when The Parade Company Jan 29. Screenings WIllbe held for Chxby's posItIon Morse SoCIety GUIld Gift Shop and on the other Side of the City, thnllers HIS newest novel, operates a spectacular Indoor .from 4 to 5 pm, on Thesdays goes on a chase to corner the The DetrOIt Hlstoncal the author pamts a gnm pIC- "Out of the Sun," ISthe 10th Amusement Park for all ages at the Grosse Pomte Woods elUSive dons Whohe manages Museum, 5401 Woodward In ture "LookIng around him, book In a dlstmgulshed hst of ThIS WInter carnival, complete Branch, 20600 Mack, to mtel"Vlew,but WIthout much DetrOIt, have Jomed forces to Morse surveyed the area from popular mystenes The pub- With ndes, games and goodIes Wednesdays at the Central create a good old-fashIOned luck To comphcate matters lisher hopes to make galore, WIll be open Saturdays, Branch, 10 Kercheval and the wobbly paVing slabs whIch Chnstmas shopping experi- Dec 6 and Dec. 13, from 11 Thursdays at the Park Branch, ence for "Kids Only" on the a m. to 11 pm, Fndays, Dec 5 15430 Kercheval Call (313) cobblestone streets of the and Dec 12, from 4 to 11 pm 343-2074 Museum's Old DetrOIt display. 'Alien Resurrection' and Sunday Dec 7, from 2 to 9 Santa breakfast Stores WIll be open Saturday, p m and Sunday, Dec. 14, from CookIe decoratmg, the Dec 6 and Sunday, Dec. 7, has looks, but no brains 11 a m to 6 p m Patrons may Balloon Man, a For Kids Only from 11 a m to 3 p m All gtfts pay as they play or purchase a BoutIque, stacks of dehclOus are pnced under $10 and staff "Alien Resurrection" and tnes to quash the latest ill "Resurrection" It comes to $14 nde-all-day wristband. pancakes and a VISItWIthJolly Will be on hand to help the ht. ** (out of four) effort to utIlize theIr kIlhng the forefront From the lab Proceeds benefit Amenca's old St Nick equal family fun tIe customers make theIr selec- When we last saw Lt capablhtles. of defects to the unWIlhng ThankSgIVIng Parade Call for everyone at Breakfast WIth tIOns Call (313) 833.7911 Ellen RIpley (SIgourney On a darkly gnm research hosts, probably paId for With (313) 923.7400 Santa In the AssumptIOn ZOO shines Weaver) In "Alien 3" (1992), ShIp WIth weaselly tax dollars, our leaders not Holiday happenings Cultural Center, 21800 Marter she had seen better days researchers and subhuman The DetrOIt Zoo, on only can't be trusted but are DIscover a host of holiday in St ClaIr Shores, on Woodward at 10 Mtle m Royal TakIng a swan dIve money-grubbers, the pods much worse than the mon- happemngs for the whole fanu- Saturday, Dec 6, from 9 to 11 through a vat of molten lava are readIed for hosts Oak, will shIne WIth 350,000 sters they are researchmg ly at the Grosse POInte War a.m or 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m. strung bulbs on 50 ammated to obhvlOn to ehmmate her Enter the Betty, a It's the ahens who should Memonal, 32 Lakeshore In TIckets are $7 for patrons ages longtIme foe, whose offqpnng freIghter With a cargo of ammal dIsplays along a half- study the government for Grosse Pomte Fanns Plan to 2 and above ReservatIons are mlle Wild Lights trllll, through had taken up reSIdence In unWllhng test subjects and a new ways to kIll Brunch With Santa on reqUIred Call (810) 779-6111 Tuesday, Dec. 30 The display her womb, RIpley took one ragtag crew that doesn't The cast does what It can. Saturdays, Dec 6 and Dec. 13 DSO for kids for the (human) team Just have a clue what It'S gettIng IS open dally, except hohdays, Even the seemmgly out of or Sunday, Dec 14, from 10.30 Conductor DaVId Allen from 5:30 to 8 p m Regular Into The crew includes a place Ryder, who we're a.m to 12 15 p m The jolly old Ml1ler transforms the Scrooge- wheelch81r-bound mechaniC, adrmssl0n IS $3 for adults and AT TIlE MoVIES accustomed to seeIng m set elf, who amves by helicopter, hke Duke Desmond of DetrOIt $2 for chIldren ages 2 to 12, a tough female pilot, the pIeces hke "The Age of Will speak to each chIld about m the DetrOIt Symphony shIp's gntty pIlot, a surly chl1dren under the age of 2 Innocence" or "LIttle theIr speCial Chnstmas WIshes Orchestra's DetrOIt News enter free. Call (248) 541-5717 gunshnger and Call (Winona Women," holds her own WIth and {pve them a pewter orna. Young People's Senes concert Ryder), a female mechamc action vet Weaver ment TIckets are $13 per chIld How MUSIC Saved The Carols 'n' culture Camage and sleIgh ndes, When the IneVItable hIts But It all seems old hat A and $10 per adult Advanced Hohdays, on Saturday, Dee 6, great art, carols, theater and the fan, they Jom Ripley to shght mIX In the formula regIstratIon IS reqUIred. at 11 am, m Orchestra Hall In try to get back to the Betty was needed Introduce a new Yuletide tram. DetrOIt TIckets range from $7 more are mcluded m the free family fun festiVItIes of the and blow the research lab to In the pantheon of great tIon With a Graham Cracker to $27 Call (313) 833-3700. bits. sCience fictIOnfilms, the first House Workshop on Saturday, Answers 25th Anmversary Noel NIght In spIte of some great spe- two Allen mOVIesare two of Dec 6 or Dec 13, from 10 a.m. celebration In DetrOIt's CIal effects, the allen IS once the best ever RIdley Scott's to 1.30 P m The fee is $30 per about AuPairs UnIversity Cultural Center, agam a VIsual marvel and a "Ahen," a suspense marvel, house, for one child and one POInter Melissa Treusch, along Woodward and Cass In creepy walk through the was nothmg less than revo- parent or one adult, and $10 coordInator for the EF AuP81r DetroIt, Saturday, Dec 6, from In case you haven't kept up, research lab shows expen- lutIonary - a "Jaws" meets for each addItIonal person. program, Will host a free hob- 5 to 930 pm Call (313) 577- these are the large, extreme- mental defects that would "2001" - With well-crafted Also on Dee 6, from 11 a.m. to day InformatIOnal event on 50B8 ly nasty creatures who kIll make Chernobellook hke a special effects as well as the 3 30 pm., your farmly pet can Sunday, Dec 7, from 1 to 3 Volumes of fun first and don't even ask walk In the park The film portrayal of strong women have Its picture taken with pm., In the Grosse Pomte ReadIng In The Park,15129 questIons later So far they lacks spark The other films When James Cameron (The Santa. The fee IS $5. Proceeds Woods Commumty Center, Kercheval, offers volumes of have ehmInated SIXcrew In the senes were able to "Termmator" films and thiS benefit the MIchigan Antl- 20025 Mack In Grosse POInte fun-filled programs for ChII. members of a spaceshIp back up theIr looks WIth month's "TItamc") took over Cruelty AsSOCIation Call (313) Woods Call (313) 822-1627 dren. Students m grades 1 to 4 refinery, an entIre colony, a brams Even the panned but the sequel, he turned It mto 881-7511 can make Cranberry Popcorn bunch of mannes and a underrated "Allen 3" added a an all-out actIon master- Tea for tots Dog day Stnngs as they hsten to hoh. planet full of hardened cnm- GIant soft-sculpture puppets moody darkness to Its finah. pIece, a full throttle thnll Treat your tots to a day classics on Monday, Dec 8, inals ty bnng the whImSIcal play nde that added a dose of Nutcracker Tea at The Edsel & from 3:45 to 4.30 p m Yetm "Allen Turtle Dog's Hohday GIft to hfe But ~ResurrectIon~ lacks humor to the mIX Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Saturday Night At The ResurrectIon," the fourth m dunng a Youtheatre produc- any real suspense and gIVes And DaVIdFmcher Lakeshore in Grosse POInte Dmosaur Stomp, Will be the the groundbreakmg -Ahen" tion at the MUSICHall Center only a spattenng of pulse- ("Seven" and "TIle Game") Shores, at 4 pm, on Mondays, featured book dunng the free senes, the government stili for the PerformIng Arts, 350 poundIng actIOn sequences brought the tnlogy to Its Dec. 8 and Dec. 15 or Thesdays, Preschool Story Hour on thmks It can study and French dIrector Jean.PIerre nghtful end MadIson 10 DetrOIt, on Thesday, Dec. 9, from 10 30 to Dec 9 and Dec 16. FestIVIties Saturday, Dec 6, at 11 a m eventually tame the beasts Jeunet knows how to direct include a chat With Santa m 11"15a m Call (313) 822.1559 for Its war machIne qUIrky (~Dehcatessen," "The The filmmakers should the mIDlature Play House But WIth no RIpley - no CIty of Lost Chlldren~) but have left well enough alone. AdmiSSIon IS $8. Reservations baby ahens So WIth some for meldmg story WIth It's what Ripley would have are reqUIred Call (313) 884- blood saved from her death effects, he's no James wanted 4222 Site, they clone and regrow Cameron her In a lab along WIth the Cloned RIpley can't com- baby she was carryIng pete WIth the real thmg, After the bIrth of the either cloned RIpley, despIte some Governmental secrets eene maternal mstmcts, she have always bE-enIn the stIli hves to kIck ahen butt background of the senes, but THE WIRED FROG Coar.et Java 8 Entertain.eot Co.pln ION,JIfITEI OnJIliC (I South LakeH~h School Band Boooo No matter how you shce It The River Place IS the pnme locahon 9th Annual for bUSiness banquets Offenng creatll'e, rustom menus. Impeccable semce and magmficent nver Vlews We can accommodate 120 people CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW for slt.down functions 100 tor recepuons and 500 for ~ummer Saturday, December 6th-- 9 a.m.-- 4 p.m. partIes on the lawn Detroit's only dO\vntown waterfront resort IS 21900 East 9 Mile Rd., St. Clair Shores defimtelya cut above the rest ADMISSION $1 00 Per Person JURIED SHOW FEATURING OVER 100 EXHIBITORS AR proceeJs Po benefit SoufIJ 1Gb bel Progtom 11lfRf\'ER IV~'f ....H ,...,""H~ '* H>tr , 1000 River Place, DetrOit • 259 4855 t ------~- ...... - ...... IIl!!!"'•• -- ... IIII!---....lIli.. f 1 December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 11 B Thursday, Dec. 4 TIcket pre-sales WIllbe held at Woods Presby ten an Church, season WIth two Wednesday and Fnday at 2 All aboardl the school through Fnday, 19950 Mack 10 Grosse Pomte free programs On Fnday, Dee and 8 p m TIckets range from Dec 5, from 1 to 5 pm Call Shop m comfprtl Chmb Woods. TIckets are $12 Call 12, from noon to 1 p.m, Dr $10 to $50 Call (248) 645. (313) 343-2104 aboard the free Holly Trolley, (313) 882-0118 David Wagner w1l1 prOVIde Kenny's Christmas 6666 Saturdays, from 11 a m to 6 MUSICfor MeditatIOn on the Kenny Rogers' Chnstmas P m and Sundays, from noon Clothing collection Historic holiday Wllhelm pipe organ along WIth show, The Toy Shoppe, comes For laughs & love to 5 pm, through Wednesday, Revel 10 the SpIrIt of gIVIng Spend an Old. FashIOned a tno of chorale preludes by to the stage of the MasOniC The SPICY flavors of Italv b> donatmg lightly u..ed ..loth- Bach, Dlbtler and Daqum The De<.. 24 Th" Trolley travels m Afternoon In Grosse Pomte Temple, 500 Temple 10 DetrOit, take center stage 10 the roman- a contmuous loop through the Ing to the Lakeshore Opt1IDlst dunng the Sounds of St Paul ChOIr,under the spon- Fnday, Dec 5 through Sunday, tiC comedy Saturday, Sunday, Hlll, Village and Park shop- Club of Grosse Pointe's Coats Chnstmas celebratIOn benefit- sorshIp of the MIchigan Bach Dee 7 Performances Will be Monday, through Fnday, Jan pmg distncts, along Kercheval for the Cold clothing colleetIon Festival, WIllpresent a concert 10g the Grosse POlOte offered on Fnday at 8 pm, 30, In Wayne State UniversIty's from MUIr to Maryland Call on Saturday, Dec. 6. ProVIde Hlstoncal SocIety on Sunday, featunng Charpentier's Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m and Hilberry Theater, 4743 Cass In (313) 881.2056 your name and address and Dec 7, at 330 pm, 10 the Midnight Mass for Chnstmas, Sunday at 3 and 7 p.m TIckets DetrOIt Also at the Hilberry, your clothmg WIllbe picked up Grosse POinte UnIted and carol arrangements by SIr range from $26 50 to $36 50. through Thursday, Dec 11, IS Enlightened tribute from your doorstep by OptimIst MethodIst Church Benefactor, DaVId Willcocks, on Sunday, Call (313) 983-6611 Othello, Shakespeare's claSSIC Dec. 14, at 4 pm Call (313) Carols, cookIes and cocoa crews between 9 a.m. and 1:30 Patron and Fnend donors can tale of love, Jealousy and p.m. Donations will be made to 886-3259. await those whoJom In the free continue the fun at a post-con- betrayal Performances of each The ChIldren's Home of DetroIt certAfterglow, from 5 to 7 pm, Sounds of winter festIve hghtlng of the Tnbute Wmdham Hill's Wmter productIon WIll be offered In and Fort Street Presbytenan in Grosse Pomte's oldest bUlld- 'Iree at the Grosse POlDteWar Mark your Solstice, starnng Tuck & PattI, rotatmg repertory on Church Call (313) 882.2498. 109, the Provencal-WeIr House, Memonal, 32 Lakeshore 10 calendar ••• LIZ Story, DaVId Arkenstone Wednesday at 2 pm, Grosse POlOte Farms, on 376 Kercheval m Grosse Pomte and LIsa Lynne, takes the Thursday and Fnday at 8 p m Farms. TIckets range from $20 Tuneln Thursday, Dec 4, at 7 p.m Pet pix stage at The DetrOIt Opera and Saturday at 2 and 8 p m to $250 Call (313) 884-7010 Tune Into a temfic benefit Purchase a Tnbute Tree hght POinte Pet's Supply, 15133 House, 1526 Broadway 10 TIckets for both productIOns for $5 to honor a speCIalfamily Kercheval 10 Grosse POlDte for the Art and Music DetroIt, on Saturday, Dee 6, at range from $10 to $17 Call member or friend and the hon- Park, inVItes you to get your Brass concert Programs of the Grosse Pomte 8 p m TIckets are $26.50 Call (313) 577-2972 oree or their family WIllbe sent favonte furry, feathery or scaly The Detroit Chamber Wmds Pubhc School System (313) 961-3500 a beautiful remembrance card. fnends pIcture taken WIth Brass Ensemble WIll Jom the Elementary and Middle Bah humbug Call (313) 881-7511 Santa Claus on Saturday, Dee. Grosse Pomte Memorial Schools when The Grosse Classics & jazz Enhance your holiday WIth 6, from 10 a m to 3 p m The $5 Church ChOIr for a Hohday Pomte War Memonal stages a Dickens' magIcal Journey donatIon benefits the MIchIgan Brass concert on Sunday, Dee. mock radio broadcast of the The DetrOit Symphony Friday,Dec.5 Orchestra's ClaSSical Series through Christmas past, pre. Humane SocIety Call (313) 7, at 730 pm, m Grosse Chnstmas classic "It's a sent and future, A Chnstmas Jimmy's jams 822-2822 POlDte Memonal Church, 16 Wonderful Life: on Sunday, contInues In Orchestra Hall, Expenence a weekend of 3711 Woodward 10 DetrOIt, Carol, on stage at Wayne State Lakeshore In Grosse POlOte December 14, from 5.30 to 6:30 Umverslty's Bonstelle Theatre, acoustic Jams at JImmy's, 123 Farms. 'I'1ckets are $15 for p.m Tickets are $20 Call (313) when V1ohOist J81me Laredo conducts and performs with 3424 Woodward In DetrOIt, Kercheval In Grosse Pomte Sunday, Dec. 7 adults or $10 for students and . 881-7511 Farms, begInnmg at 10 p m. Jo Tree lighting the DSO on Thursday, Dec 4, Fnday, Dec. 5 through Sunday, semors Call (313) 882-5330. Dec 14 Performances are Serrapere smgs the blues on Jom Santa for The Grosse at 8 pm, Fnday, Dee 5, at Bloomin' benefit 10 45 a m and Saturday, Dec scheduled for Fnday and Fnday, Dee. 5 and the roots POinte Park BUSIness Party amId the beautIful Decorative tour 6, at 8'30 p m. The House of Saturday at 8 p m and Sunday rock of MIke KIng WIllhe heard .AsSOClatIOn'sfestIve Christmas blooms of Belle Isle's hIstonc The Mother's Club of Grosse Blues Tour, featurmg Dr John, at 2 p m A Special Holiday on Saturday, Dec 6. Call (313) Tree Llghtmg Ceremony, Anna Scnpps WhItcomb Pomte South High School Charlie MusselwhIte and Keb' Matmee WIll be offered on 886-8101 Sunday, Dee. 7, at 6 p.m., on Conservatory, acceSSIble 'ia Kercheval at Lakepomte m lDVltesyou to tour five festIve. Mo', checks mto the DSO Saturday, Dec 13, at 2 pm Iy decorated homes dunng the MacArthur Bndge at E Amentech Jazz Senes on TIckets range from $8 to $10 Grosse Pomte Park Call (313) Grand Boulevard and E. Saturday, Dec. 6 822-2822 theIr annual Holiday Walk on Fnday, Dec 5, at 8 p.m Tlckets Call (313) 577.2960 Jefferson 10 DetroIt, and help Christmas goodies Sunday, Dec. 7, from 11 a m to range from $13 to $60. Lend Stock up on home-made 5 pm TIckets are $15 In r81se funds to save this trea- Yuletide harmonies sured landmark dunng the your VOiceto hobday favontes Les Mis' returns Chnstmas cookIes and Special- advance or $18 on the day of during the DSO's Christmas PassIOn and patnotlsm Make your YuletIde bnght the tour. No chIldren under 10th Annual PomsettIa Soiree ty foods dunng the Cooky Mart WIth the holiday harmontes of Pops Sing-Along, Thursday, explode 10 Andrew Lloyd on Saturday, Dee 6, from 10 the age of 10 will be admItted. on Sunday, Dee 14, from 6 to 9 The Grosse POInte Co=umty p m TIckets are $40. Call (248) Dec 11 through Sunday, Dec Webber's "Les Mlserables," a m. to 1 pm, at Grosse Pomte Proceeds benefit the Mother's 14 Performances WIll be based on Victor Hugo's epIc Chorus's 45th Annual Club ScholarshIp and 399.1101 Umted MethodIst Church, 211 Chnstmas Concert on Sunday, offered on Thursday at 10 45 novel about the life of a fugItive Moross 10 Grosse Pomte Enncbment Fund Call (313) a m and 8 pm, Fnday and In 19th Century France, when Dee 7, at 3 pm, 10 the Fnes 882-2066. Farms CookIes are $6 per AudItorium of the Grosse Live & Leam Saturday at 8'30 p m and It returns to the Fisher pound Call (313) 886-2363. POinte War Memonal The per- Courses & adventures Sunday at 3 and 7 p m. TIckets Theatre, In The FIsher formance will also feature Sliver bells Add some excitement to your for Classical and Pops perfor. BuIlding at 3011 W Grand Great greens hand-bell nngers, a smg-a-Iong Ring In the holidays with a autumn by partakmg m the mances range from $17 to $60 Boulevard In DetrOit, through Deek your halls with beauti. and a VISItfrom Santa Claus. free concert by the Handbell courses and adventures listed Call (313) 833-3700 Sunday, Jan 4 Performances ful hohday greens, wreaths, TIckets are $10 for adults and Choll"8of St. Paul Evangelical in the Grosse POInte War wIll be offered Tuesday tnmmlDgs and gIfts from the $3 for chl1dren. Call (313) 882. Lutheran Church, 375 Lothrop Memonal's Nov.JDec. catalog. Holiday ballet through Fnday at 8 p.m., Greens of Chnstmas sale at 2482. in Grosse Pomte Farms, on Waltz the mght away at the Start a hohday tradItIon by Saturday at 2 and 8 p m. and Chnst Episcopal Church, Sunday, Dec. 7, at 4 pm Call Chnstmas Ball, Saturday, Dee treating your famIly to the Sunday at 2 and 7 30 p.m A (313) 881.6670 , Grosse Pointe, 61 Grosse Rachmaninoff's 6, from 8:30 p.m to ntldnight Detroit Symphony Orchestra's SpeCial holIday performance IS Pomte Boulevard m Grosse The fee IS $28 The Grosse production of Tchalkovsky's scheduled for Wednesday, Dec POlDte Farms, on Saturday, vespers Sing-along POInte Cmema League offers 31, at 730 p m TIckets range The DeHaven, 8t NIcholas "The Nutcracker" at The Dee 6, from 9 a m to 4 P m. Smg along WIth the Lync the scemc 35 mm slide presen- DetroIt Opera House, Friday, from $15 to $58. Call (248) 645- Call (313) 885-4841. and BeDJamm Bntten Chamber Ensemble, The tation South Through Finland Dee. 12 through Sunday, Dec 6666 Chorales will jom the Christ Lt.vmg Chnstmas Card Vocal on Monday, Dec 8, at 8 p m. Church Chorale, ChOIr of Boys 21. Performances are sehed- Quartet, The Haltom-Deleury AdmISSIOnIS $5 for non-mem- uled for Fnday, at 8 p.m., Holiday crafts and Girls and Orchestra in Alternative screen Violin/Cello Duo and pIanIsts bers Dehght In the hohday Saturday, at I, 4 and 8 p m Browse and buy amId the offenng SergeI Rachmanmoff's The DetrOIt FIlm Theater m works of 150 crafters dunng Louis Nagel and John Guinn, customs of Italy dunng An and Sundays, at 1 and 4 p m The Detroit InstItute of Arts The Vespers, sung In Old dunng a concert and reception ItalIan Cbnstmas, Tuesday, the 22nd Annual Parcells RUSSian,on Sunday, Dee 7, at TIckets range from $14 to $53 offers a schedule of interestIng Hohday Bazaar on Saturday, at the Grosse POinte home of Dec. 9, from 7 to 9 p.m. The fee for adults and $10 to $53 for alternatIves to commercIal 7'30 pm, 10 Chnst Episcopal Dee 6, from 10 a.m to 5 p.m, Dr. William Kupski on Sunday, IS $12 50 PreregIstratIon IS children Call (313) 833.3700 films Expenence BIlhe Church Grosse Pointe. Call Dec 7, at 3'30 p.m TIckets are reqwred for most courses. Call at Parcells Middle School, (313) 885-4841 Music & more August's new epic of love and 20600 Mack ID Grosse Pointe $30. Reservations are reqwred. (313) 881-7511. The Macomb Center for the sacrifice, Jerusalem, showmg Woods. Early Bird tickets, Call (248) 357-1111. Ford House holidays Fnday, Dec 5 through Sunday, Seasonal sounds PerformIng Arts, 44575 avauable m advance only, are Expenence the elegant lIfe Garfield m Clinton TownshIp, Dec 7 Screemngs are sched- $3 and entItle the holder to The DetroIt Concert Choir' Monday Dee 8 style of DetroIt's auto barons offers a star-studded season of uled for Fnday at 7 and enter at 9 a m. Admission for WIllpresent a program of holl- _ ' • all decked out in holiday splen- Saturday and Sunday at 3 and day mUSICdunng a Tis The mUSIC, comedy and drama the 10 a.m openmg IS $2 and Lighten up dor Wlth a VISIt to one of 7 p m. On Monday, Dee 8, at 7 Season concert on Sunday, Dee .Get In shape for tf:1eholidays Balladeer Roger WhIttaker budget admiSSion, for those "America's Castles," the Edsel takes the stage on Thursday, pm, Jom researcher Troy entenng after noon, IS $1. 7 at 6 p m in Grosse Pointe With a free Weight Loss James Hurtubise lD face-to- " Seminar on Monday, Dee 8, at & Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Dee. 4, at 7 30 p m and Fnday, Lakeshore in Grosse Pomte face confrontatIons WIth bIg 7'30 p.m , in the Grosse Pomte Dee 5, at 8 p m TIckets are bears 10 Peter Lynch's humor. Woods CommunIty Center, Shores, through Wednesday, $42 for Golden Crrcle seats, ous documentary Project 20025 Mack In Grosse POinte Dee. 31, except for Christmas $39 for adults and $36 for stu- Day. SpeCial decoratIons dents and semors. Rediscover Gnzzly TIckets for all perfor- Woods. ReservatIons are mances are $5 50 for adults reqUIred. Call (313) 884-6258. include glass tear-drop orna. the magIc of Kns Knngle WIth Last week's ments made espeCIally for Mrs. the holiday classIC MIracle on and $4 50 for students WIth In, Ford by the Ford Motor 34th Street, Saturday, Dee 6, semor cItIzens and DIA Thursday, Dec. 11 Company Glass DIVISIon. at 2'30 and 8 p.m. TIckets are Founders SocIety Members. puzzle solved Wassail revelers Hohday tours are offered on $22 for adults and $20 for stu- Call (313) 833-2323 Jom 10 the food, musIc and the hour, Thesday through dents and senIors Jom m the Messiah X2 memment of the Winter court Saturday, from 10 a m. to 4 fun of a 50s Holiday Hop star- Handel's "MessIah" WIll be of Queen Ehzabeth I durmg p.m. and Sunday from noon to nng The Marvelettes, The performed by DetrOIt's Fort the 26th annual WasS81lFeast 4 pm The 4 pm tours WIll be Dnf\ers and The Coasters on Street Choral and Chamber at The DetroIt InstItute ofArts, ehmmated on Christmas and Sunday, Dee 7, at 7'30 pm Orchestra on Fnday, Dec 5 5200 Woodward in DetrOit, New Ye8rll eves AdmiSSIon IS Tickets are $24 for adults and and Saturday, Dec 6, at 7 30 from 6'30 to 10 pm, weekends, $5 for adults, $4 for semors $22 for students and semors p m and Sunday, Dee 7, at 3 Thursday, Dec. 11 through ages 60 and above and $3 for Call (810) 286-2222 pm, In hlstonc Fort Street Saturday, Dee 20. TIckets are chIldren ages 12 and under. On Holidays kicks Presbytenan Church, 631 W $150, or $135 Thursday, Dee Sundays, Dee 7 and Dee 14, Get a kIck out of the hohdays Fort 10 DetroIt TIckets are 11 and Thursday, Dee 18 Call from 5 to 9 pm, follow your with the RadiO City Chnstmas $12 The Rackham Symphony (313)833-4005 Ford House hohday tour WIth a Spectacular, starnng the leg- ChOIr WIll fill Ss Peter and TradItIOnal Chnstmas Dmner endary Rockettes and featur- Paul Cathohc Church, 629 E. Dec. accompamed by the Grosse mg the world-famous LIVIng Jefferson 10 Detroit, WIth the Friday, 12 Pomte North High School msptnng sounds of Handel's Songs of Christmas NatIVIty, through Saturday, ChOir. TIckets are $35 Dee 27, at the Fox Theatre, masterpiece on Saturday, Dec .SmgWe Now OfChnstmas" Reservations are reqUired Call 2211 Woodward In DetrOit 13, at 8 p m and Sunday, Dee IS the theme of the St Clair (313) 884.4222 14, at 3 p m Tlckets are $12 In Shores Community Chorus' Performances are slated for Saturday at I, 4 and 8 pm, advance or $15 at the door For 35th Concert for Chnstmas on On Stage Sunday at I, 4 and 7 pm, the Fort Street Presbytenan Fnday, Dee 12, at 8 pm, In 'lUesday and Thursday at 11 concert, call (313) 961.4533 the audltonum of LakeVIew & Screen a m and 8 p m and For the Rackham concert, call HIgh School, 21100 11 Mile In Lots of laughs (313) 341-3466 St Clair Shores TIckets are The Second City-DetrOit $5 Call (810) 777-0523 Comedy Theatre, 2305 Judelalres perlorm Woodward In Detroit, presents The Judelalres show chOir GeneratIon X Files, a new will lend their talents to a reVIew of hve, cutting-edge DO YOU ••• selection of seasonal favontes comedy, through Wednesday, want to be in the metro calendar? on Fnday, Dee 12, at 7 p.m., 10 Dee 31 Perfonnances WIll run Then fill OUllhls form send II to 96 Kercheval, Grosse POinte Chnst the Kmg Lutheran Wednesday through Sunday at Farms, 48236, or fax to (313) 882-1585, by 3 P m Fnday Church, 20338 Mack In Grosse 8 p m WIth additIonal shows Event POinte Woods FreeWIll offer- on Fnday and Saturday at Ings WIllbe accepted Call (313) 1030 pm. The cast performs Date 884-5090 an ImproVIsatIOnal comedy set Time after each performance on Place Music, meditation Sunday and Thursday and The MUSICDepartment of St af\er the 1030 pm shows on Cost Paul Cathohc Church, 157 Fnday and SabIrday TIckets Reservations & Questions? Call are $12 on Sunday and Lakeshore In Grosse Pomte Contact Person Fanns, WIll honor the sacred Wednesday, $14 on Thursday, \ l , ~ t.. _------_. be - ...... ' ..L _ : ~l ""-7>&:a:-~_.__r.&...... \' -...-8C~ S Hom,llon ~ ~ Sog ;[a. I Jacobson's I Jacobson's n..~:~~i'i~~ I" I ~IID E S I G NjJ~~ SImplify your HolIday shopping One Commuter traffic IS such a hassle" Why leave We have It all for you In I phone call can do It all. We custom I deSIgn plus have pre-made NOW YOU CAN ENJOY Semi-annual men's clothing your own neIghborhood Coloseum SHOPPING AT JACOBSON'S InternatIOnal Salon & Spa offers a Chnstmas florals ready for delivery. and shoe clearance. Startmg UNTIL 9:00 P.M. MONDAY professIOnal staff to fulfill all your I GIVeus a call as we have the SpInt of December 5, get 20% to 25% off select beauty needs Chnstmas In our store and in our THROUGH SATURDAY. For your dressy and casual styles from Hart • Look your best wIth our fashIOn hearts. We will be happy to aSSIst convemence, Jacobson's IS now open Schaffner & Marx, AustIn Reed, forward haIr styhsts you m your holiday greetmgs and from 10'00 a m to 9:00 p m. Monday Ralph by Ralph Lauren, SIgnore, gifts ... Will send it anywhere in town • Colonsts who are Industry through Saturday, and Sunday 10:00 Cole*Haan, Mezlan and many others. or around the world at .. 21142 Mack educators a.m to 7 00 p m. Men's • ProfessIOnal teleVISIOnmake-up Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, (313) 881-5550. artist Visit Santa this week at Party food demonstration. • CertIfied massage therapy to Jacobson's. Give Santa your Saturday, December 13, 11'00 a.m to heal your tired muscles Christmas list and have your picture 3:00 p m Sample gourmet sauces and • Faclahst to rejuvenate your taken, too! Saturday, December 6, mannades for cookmg, glazmg, hors stressed skin I from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Sunday, d'oeuvres and antipastos from Sable • Welcome Home!. .. December 7, from noon to 4:00 p.m.; Coloseum InternatIOnal Salon and Rosenfeld & . Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Spa at 75 Kercheval on-the-HIll, net ~vtr~m~~dltlM Store for the Home (313) 881-7252 '~ December 8, 9 and 10, from 3:00 p.m. CongratulatIons to our newest to 8:00 pm, and Thursday and "corporate members," Friday, December 11 and 12, from KISKA JEWELERS Thomas Hardware for 4'00 p.m. to 8:00 p m For your convenience we have recognizing the value of exercise. Childrens extended our Holiday ShoppIng Now offering Bikram Yoga Hours - Now until Christmas we'll Have breakfast with Santa. be open on Thursday evenmgs till In a hurry but you still need a For DetaIls - (313) 885-3600 8:00 p.m. and Sundays In from 12.00- qualIty gift that is wrapped and Saturday, December 13, or Saturday, 5:00. . Come shop wlth us at... 63 ready for gIft gIVIng? We have a large December 20, 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Kercheval on-the-Hill, (313) 885- assortment of gIfts In many pnce Cost IS $10 per person, payable when 5755. ranges that are beautifully wrapped ?J.~",IUI'", you make reservations. Call (313) Office Supplies & GiftS "In the-Village" and SUItable for giVIng to teachers, as 882-7000, ext. 117. hostess gIfts or to co-workers. They also make perfect gIfts for employees Special savings on Baccarat and clIents Let us do the work and crystal vases and more. Now help you GIve the GIft of Nature. GIft through December 31, save 20% on certIficates avaIlable. Open 7 days. selected styles or purchase three FREE SHUTrLE TO THE "JOE" Free parking behind the store, 20485 Harmonie double old fashioned or Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, EVERY HOME RED WING GAME highball glasses and receive the (313) 881-1410. One of America's best loved and Sunday Brunch 11'00 a.m - 2'30 p m. WIdely acclaimed artists. fourth as a gift. WINTER EVENING SPECIALS Chma - MONDAY & TUESDAY - C(7rulf'U"(7~~ ~ Office Supphes & CertIfied Angus Roast Pnme RIb Ambleside Gallery GIftS... 16837 Kercheval in-the- Purchase your holiday station- - WEDNESDAY - NOW OFFERS COMPLETE Village, (313) 884-6880 • Fax 884- ery now. Choose from a large selec- Fresh Lake Supenor WhIte FIsh CUSTOM FRAMING SERVICE .. 7628. tion of cards, invitations, wrappmg -THURSDAY- 20% OFF. (ExpIres 12130/97) at . 375 paper, gIft bags and bows from Certified Angus Short Ribs of Beef FIsher Road (Opp. G P South H.S.) Marcel Schuman, Stephen Lawrence, (313) 885-8999 Crane and Men Meri SIndbad's "Sohar" Room Perfect for your private StatIOnery speCIal occaSIOn J.P. McCarthy: Just Don't Tell 313-822-7817 UiEQbOO.S Gt€ruBlQ1? at 100 St. ClaIr on-the-Rlver t,'ur f'-J''''""r "t F_"S 'Em Where I A.m. Author MIchael Shiels WIll SIgn copIes of his book purchased at thIS event' Saturday, Ed Maliszewski December 13, 2 00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Carpeting AREA EXCLUSWES COACH HOUSE & CO. StatIOnery Take home the magic of DIsney Gulistan and Custom Weave car- ammated classics from the area's peting on SALE now at... 21435 Lookmg for that unusual HolIday I For all pet lovers. Visit our Mack Avenue, (810) 776.5510 gIft or a specIal small pIece of furni- only selectIOn of framed LImited PetBoutIque, featuring treat jars, ture for that little corner m your own EdItIOn Sericels, Walt DIsney leashes and flavored tennis balls, home? Fmd It at Now & Then inside AmmatlOn Art Studios, Burbank, novelty socks, sweaters and coats. the Coach House at 18519 Mack, CA... And make your hentage come I Just m tIme for holiday gift-giving. CltJiM ~~ qfnQulliteir (313) 882-7599 alive WIth a name hIStory and coat- Store for the Home * Lookmg for decoratIve bIrdhouses? of-arms dIrect from the HIstorical I Look no further than Wild BIrds Research Center at Disney World, Bridal Sale. 50% off dIscontinued Unhmited for a WIde selection of Orlando, FL They're sure to become bridal gowns, bndesmaid dresses and practICal and decoratIve bird houses edmundt.AHEE family heirlooms .. Come visit us at headpIeces IncludIng a seasonal selectIOn deco- je.eI ... co. 20655 Mack Avenue at VernIer, Bridal Salon rated WIth Santa, snowmen or trees. across from Parcells Middle School, GIft wrapping and gIft certIficates Expenence the extraordInary col- m Grosse Pomte Woods, and see Holiday dresses for every occa. available Open seven days. Free lectIOn of fine Jewelery today in the parking behind the store, 20485 what else we have m store for you sion. Select from beautiful velvets, edmund t AHEE Jewelers color bro- (e.g , the best ever photo poster from Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, chure msert InSIde todya's newspa- seqUInS, stretch fabrics and more. last season's Wmgs' championshIp). (313) 881-1410 per Come VISItus at . 20139 Mack Dresses Avenue at Oxford (between 7 & 8 We're now open Sundays, 12 Noon - CELEBRATE. • • '"'" Mile Roads) m Grosse POInte Woods 5.00 p.m. Our phone number IS (313) Make the java connection. 884-0140 Hours Monday - Saturday 10'00 a.m. ReceIve one pound of coffee free when SALON ~~. - 6.00 p.m, except Thursday 10.00 you purchase ten pounds. Choose cJ~ a m. - 8 00 pm, (313) 886-4600. from our wonderful selectIOn of regu- ~- The first to offer a lar, decaffeInated and flavored cof- "Day of Glamour" fees. The flavor of the week IS to the eastside area. Hohday Blend. In celebration of our 17th year Store For The Home. TRESSES Hair Studio I Bon-LOOT you'll receive a FREE gIft WIth purchase of a "Day of Glamour" Our Tresse'l WI'\1 be open Sundays Buying gIfts IS hard work. Don't Meet ornament designer Carl excluslVe day mcludes a massage, through Christmas for your forget to reward yourself for all your Biedermann. Fnday, December 5, facial, pedicure, mamcure, arch, convemence - 11 00 a m to 5 00 p m effort by IndulgIng in something a ht- 3:00 p m. to 7 00 P m Purchase a tIe special, or very dramatIc for that haIrstyle, color analySIS, make-up On Sundays all perms, colors or hI- commemoratIve Biedermann orna- next Holiday party Just so you won't application and lIght lunch - or - hte,; WIll be half ofT WIth James. ment and have it signed by the artIst. feel too guilty we're takmg 20% off we can design a beauty package Mondays and Tuesdays, Janet, James StatIOnery and Mary WIll be offenng a haIrcut, our satIn, velvet, and sequined items especIally for you. GIft certIficates from now until December 10th. available Other services avaIlable: style and mamcure for $25 00 for new Boots, boots, boots. Warm your SpeCIal pnce on our chamnng, long- lash tmt, haIr removal and customers only With mentIOn of thIS tootsles In style Choose from a large legged Santa and angel door orna- tanmng. at 17912 Mack (313) 886- ad Ask about other holiday specIals ments In our gIft boutIque, too, as selectIOn of wmter boots 4130 WIth Mary GIft certIficates are I well as hundreds of fun, affordable, Women's Shoes MOI"epcp on page 38 always aVailable Call (313) 881-4500 I umque stocking stuffers and decor at 16914 Kercheval Avenue, m-the- I Items at . Bon-Loot, 17114 Kercheval To advertise in thts cofumn coI Village, Grosse Pomte m-the-Village, (313) 886-8386 (313) 882.3500 by 2:00 p m. Fndays , t .f t ---~ l I 80._...... 5 Ho...~on - ... 5ag,naw MI .8602 t A 1517)792 093. 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GPHA roundup pag. 2 North's Piper proves she can handle any distance well By Chuck Klonke VIctoriesat the state meet mean~ ~he got faster after the Cortney Piper, who ISheaded North's gIrls team has finished Sports Editor "] used to take It out and kIds and PIO'"1eerhad 10 or 12 first 50 yards She pulled away to Tennessee on a sWlmmmg m the top 10 m the state meet The scoutmg report on sWimuntil I'd die, but now I go up on the ;tand," O'Connor In the second 50 and by the scholarship, Carly Piper, And It doesn't look like the said "And WlJhdd our four I Cortney Piper had always been out easy In the first 50 yards, 100-mark, It was all over" Atrasz and Jenmfer Reck made stnng of success ISgomg to end "the longer the distance the push the middle 100 as fast as couldn't hdve asked for any- In the 500, Cortney was up each of North's relay teams anytime soon thmg more from them In order better she IS " I can and then Just try to bring pushed by teammates Rachelle that placed m the state meet Atrasz, who was fourth m to WInthe "tate meet you need After last "eek's Class A It home In the last 50 " Atrasz and her Sister, Carly The 400 freestyle relay team the 500 and seventh m the 100 state sWlmmmg meet, the That was a perfect strategy eight because you have to have Piper Atrasz was fourth and was third and the Norsemen butterfly, wmmng the consola- that third relay (team) " report on the Grosse Pomte In the state meet as Piper was Carly, a freshman, took third took fourth m the 200 freestyle North senIor mIght have to be tion heat, and Cortney Piper High school ~Wlmmers are clocked m 14141 m the 200 place relay are semors reVIseda bIt Her 500 freestyle time of limited to competmg In four North had three of the top That excited O'Connor as But Reck IS a sophomore, events Not only dId Piper dommate 45461 was the fourth fastest four "Wlmmers In the 500, much as anythmg and she and Carly Piper Will O'Connor said the "uccess of the field m the SOD-yard m the country thiS year and which left O'Connor ecstatic "For years teams from freestyle relay, but she also form a pretty good nucleus for the Piper", Atrasz and Reck earned Piper automatIc All- "That was the fastest 500 around the state used to laugh next year's team breezed to a first-place finIsh Amencan status wa~ no aCCident field In the last 15 years," at Grosse Pomte and say 'all North's four SWimmers were "They've done so much m the 200 freestyle and swam "Her 200 sphts were out- O'Connor SaId "Placmg three they can do ISproduce distance a brilliant spht In the 200 the smallest group to score work," he sald "TheIr success standIng," said North coach In the top SIX would have been people,'" O'Connor said pomts for any of the top teams freestyle relay as North tied Mike O'Connor, who has IS m proportIOn to the amount qUite an accomphshment "Cortney, Carly and Rachelle m the state of work the) 've done I'm Ann Arbor Pioneer for second worked With Piper both at the "1 thought Carly could sWIm all came out of the 500 and place behind Birmingham "Seaholm had eight or mne extremely proud of them' high school and at the Pomte 5 04 In the 500, so when she went right to the 200 relay, Seaholm AquatiCsSWimClub did 501, I was delighted And which IS the next event That "I finally figured out how to "] was pleased With the way to fimsh In the top SIXIn the makes It even more Impres- sWimthe 200," SaId Piper, who she put the race together She 200 (she was fifth) was Just sive That's a testament to how set schoolrecords In both of her had negative sphts, which awesome" much they work and how tough they are" Cortney Piper's split In the 200 freestyle relay was 51 5 "I thmk that's the fastest we've ever had," O'Connor said The eldest of the Piper SIS- ters said that the relay teams Just went mto the water WIth the Idea of sWlmmmgas fast as they could "All four of us are distance people, but we lust spnnted and deCidedto see what would happen," she said Reck said there was even more pressure In the 400 freestyle relay, the final event of the meet "We couldn't do any worse than third If we were gomg to get second place as a team," she SaId It was the best finish ever at the state meet for the Cortney Piper of Grosse Pointe North, a two-time Norsemen, who accomphshed champion at the girls Class A state swimming meet, Grosse Pointe North swimmers and coaches celebrate the team's second-place finish the feat WIth only four sWim- wears her Tennessee sweatshirt as she signs her letter of at the recent Class A girls state meet. 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OfIAL ...... 9)0 Robbin!> SUI'e 252 G,and HOVflonMI49417 161618468776 1o, 1616) 8~7<17~7 .mail dmq~ com December 4, 1997 2C s orts Grosse Pointe News Local crews do well in Boston Several young rowers from among high school teams Lauren Mitchell of Grosse • the Grosse POlntes were mem- The men's crew mcluded Pomte South, Jenmfer Reck - , bers of the Detroit Boat Club Grosse Pomte South students and Juhe Brescoll of Grosse -""'-- ;"i.'" --",-~ men's and women's youth Joe Houser, Arthur Samsonov, Pomte North, and Ellen Ross crews that participated m the Justm Bosley, Delmar Ahleong, and Ashlelgh Colher of annual Head of the Charles Justm Kreger, Bob Smith, Dearborn DIVIneChild Regatta In Boston Matt Sperling and ChriS DBC men's crew coach Dr The men'" ere.. eamed 15th ,Md.hlliln, illoog With Rob RlchilUI Bdl and women'" <.1 ew place, competing against 33 Costello of U-D Jesuit coach Chns Costello also coach high school and college crews the Grosse Pomte high school from around the world Members of the DBC crews In the spnng The DBC was third among women's crew were Meredith More than 5,600 athletes men's high school crews Blair, Adnane Clme, Emily competed m the two-day event The women's crew was 19th Richard, Cory Cunnmgham, that was Viewed by some In a field of33 and was seventh KIrsten Youngblood and 300,000 spectators Pee Wee AA Bulldogs win in Ohio The Grosse Pomte Hockey and Schroeder agam spht the Grosse Pomte m the champi- Association Pee Wee AA goaltendmg and played well onship game, but the result Bulldogs won their first tour. behlDd the Bulldogs' defenSive was Similar nament championship of the ranks Colombo and Ernst each season with a 6-2 VICtoryover Colombo talhed three goals, scored tWice to lead the The Detrolt Boat Club men's youth crew rows up the Charles River near Boston whUe the Pittsburgh Wildcats m the while Mallon had two Gaspar, Bulldogs to the 6-2 VIctory participating iD. the prestJiloU8 Head of the Charles Regatta. The DBC team .... third Parma Flyers Early Bird tour- among high school squads, Amato, Bosse and Ernst added Gaspar and Wmfield nament m Parma Heights, one each Stefan Knost had two sparked the defenSive effort OhIO assists as the Bulldogs com. and Amato and Bosse complet- The Bulldogs outscored their pleted their sweep of dIVISion ed the sconng opponents 29.7 In the four. play The Bulldogs are coached by GPHA scores, highlights game tournament, Pittsburgh regrouped from Duffy Callert, Dan Amato and Bobby Colombo had seven Its earher defeat and met Bruce McGregor SQUDlTBOVSE Bakahs, I.n Ebch (F,reh.wks) Psycho Penguins 2, goals and eight assists, while Blue Maz 6, Storm 6 AssISts Adam Kosm.s 3, Nick Fi.rehawu[ Brandon Ernst collected six Goals Sean O'Donnell Daudhn, Jon Andrew 2, Danny Zyhnslu, Kns Ste,s, Goals Tommy Russell, KeVin Hogan Kuczera 3, AJ DIXon (Blue Max), goals and seven assIsts to lead Porter, &rschner (Hornets), Peter (Penguma), Bnan Carleton the Grosse Pomte sconng Peter Wendzlnslu, George Atsakahs, 'Ibrrey 2, J T Gage, Nashant Dmt (F1rehawks) Austin Swancoat, Andrew Wendnnslu, (Flrehawks) Ass,sts Russell, Brad Lenard, Trevor Mallon and Chris Brett Trogler (Stonn) Comments The Hornets scored Hogan (PengumB), Ian Ehch, AI Peck Bosse also had productive AsSISts Spencer Logan, D'l.on, tWIce In the final four mmutes ! ------.....- ....I.. -- ...----x •••.••.-.-r ------,-:=---- ~, , . A 0 .G.ro.ss.e.p.o.in.te_Ne.w.sDecember 4, 1997 Snorts6; 3C Klein's scoring sparks South By Chuck Klonke goals Andy's takmg more shots 756 Klem picked up hiS sec- Sports Editor and he has more confidence m ond goal WIth 2 55 left m the When Andy Klein was a hIS offense" first penod to boost the Blue freshman on Grosse Pomte Klem IS playmg on a hne Devils' lead to 3.1 South's hockey team, coach With semor Adam Whitehead, Whitehead, Chns Gellasch Bob Bopp figured he'd eventu- who scored three goals agamst and defenseman Denny ally become one of the Blue Powers, and JUnior Brad Ignagm tallIed In the second o.,vIl,,' ~...unllil Il!aul!'" BalebKY penod for South, while Now that he's a semor, Klem "WhItehead had a big year Balesky, WhItehead and .s fulfilhng those expectations last season and Balesky didn't Ignagm completed the sconng "I knew he had the ablhty to get a lot of pomts as a sopho. 111 the thIrd penod be a scorer, but he never got a more but we're countmg on "Powers wasn't a real strong lot of goals hiS first three him to be one of our top offen- team, but we played real well years," Bopp said after Klem sive players thIS year," Bopp m spIte of that," Bopp said "We collected two goals and three said "He's an excellent passer" dId a good Job of mOVing the assists m South's 9.1 romp Klem, Whitehead and puck over Fhnt Powers last defenseman Matt Moran are "We also had another real Saturday South's tn-captains and are good game from our defense, "He's always been a real good bemg counted on for their lead. especially Matt Moran " defensive player, but now thiS ershlp as much as their pro- Chnt Carpenter and Ryan IS hIS fourth year on the team, ductIOn on the Ice CordIer spht the goaltendmg he's playmg on our top lme and South started slowly agamst for the Blue DeVils The PoiDte Girls Soccer AuoelatiOD Mustangs '86 WODthe Michigan Youth Soccer he's startmg to assert hImself the Chargers, but when South, 2-0, travels to League DtriaioD I under.12 champioDSbJp with a 9-0-1 record. The Mustangs also had as a scorer I think he's feehng Powers opened the sconng at Wyandotte's Yack Arena to the dlrislon's best goals-for aDd '0als-agaiDst average •. In front are goalies Megan the responslblhty to score more 723 of the first penod It was a meet RIverview Gabnel Switalsld. left. and Emily Rouls. In the second row. from left. are Emery BriD.k. DanI- wakeup call for the Blue RIchard tomght, Dec 4, at 8 ca Day. Jell1ca Marsh. caJUe Sh1UllllJter. Kristen PadWa and JeDDifer Marsh. In the GPSA results DeVils pm The Blue DeVils return third row, from left. are Emlly Griffln. Anne campbell. Natalie Waelchll, Andrea Przy_ Whitehead tIed the game home to CIty Ice Arena for a bysz. LiDdaay Potthoff. JuDe Howe. EWe Ford. EriD MacLeod. LiDdsey Furgal and Brit- UNDER06 seven seconds later and Klem game agamst Wyandotte tany Paquette. In back. from left, are coaches Carolyn Marsh. MirIam Cavanaugh aDd Bean 2. J.."...... 0 put South ahead to stay at Saturday at 7 25 pm StuDow. Goals Matthew Peyser, Austen Broolu (Beal"8) Comments The game was scoreless untIl late In the third quarter when Peyser went the length of the field to Opener a breeze Defense the key to success , break the deadlock Brooks, after mak 109 a couple of key saves In goal In the thlnl quarter, scored the lD.ursnee goal In the fourth The Besrs' Alexander 1bmovskl and Bryce Gray for South ~irls for Mustangs '84 squad each hsd a strong game Holly Spencer and Andy Vander Schaaf plsyed well Grosse Pomte South's girls A strong defense kept the goals and four asSISts Ritok scored two goals and the IS-yard lme on an excellent for the Jagusrs hockey team started Its second Captam Courtney Lytle and Pomte GIrls Soccer AsSOCIation Keller collected a goal and two PIBtoIl8 1, Bears 0 centenng pass from Fortune as season on a wmnmg note WIth freshman CammIe Preston Mustangs '84 In the thIck of assists In the Mustangs' 4-1 Gosl Jay Creech (Plstons) the Mustangs '88 ended the fall a 10-0 ViCtory over the first- each had a goal and two the under-14 LIttle Caesars VIctory over Flmt. Ass,sts Kathryn Bre n nan, Stewart season WIth a 2-0 Victory over Wells (Plstons) year Bloomfield HIlls Kmght assists Morgan Walsh, Molly travel league race With the Swalec had the other Grosse the Troy Rockers Cllmments The P"tons h ad strong Hawks m a MIchIgan Metro Weaver and Chnstma BakalIs Carpath18 KIckers Pomte goal Muncy had two defensIVe games from J L SchoeDlth Girls Hockey League game each had a goal and an assist The Mustangs had the best assists and Kazzl and Swalec Mldfielders Ehzabeth and Jonathan Lorenz Brady Savage and Andrew RedzlDlsk each .topped defenSIve record In the league each pIcked up one Baxter, Jenny Bohannon, The Knight Hawks, a com- through the efforts of Amy good sconng chsnce., while Ene Osser Ann Garvey had two aSSists, Ehzabeth Kossak and Page and Lambro Seremetls had strong bmed team of players from whIle KatIe Katz. Carne Howe SOCIa,Lauren Safran, Calthn Llvoma handed the LoUlsell were superb m keep- offenSIve games The Bears' standout!; Andover and Lahser, were a and Andrea Ehch each pIcked Herman, Callm Campbell, Mustangs their first loss, 1-0, were Scott Maxwell, RubIO Bega and mg Troy bottled up In ItS own welcome late addItIOn to the up one Newcomers Gretchen Enn Burke, Meggle Schmidt, despite strong offenSIve play by Allison Dol an zone Alexandra Ford and Jae new league after Ann Arbor Torrey and Eileen Puhs also Sandy Gnmmer and goalkeep- Broderick, excellent defense March played flawlessly on Bears 3, Eagle. 0 PIOneer was forced to drop out made some good plays er MeredIth Farmer. from Safran and Burke and defense Goals Matthew Peyser, Austen because of last-mmute orgaru- South got a sohd defenSIve Stephame Rltok and Jenny sohd rmdfield play by KazZI Fortune, LoUlsell and Baxter Brooks, Chn.tlDe Bedway (Bears) :r:atIonalproblems effort from Jessica BarbIer, Swalec each had a goal and an each collected a goal and an As.,.ts Amanda Gay, Alexander Other teams m the league assIst m a 3-0 VictOryover Ann 1bmovakl (!!ears) Walsh, Natahe Brewer, The Mustangs recovered assist m the Mustangs' 4-2 wm are Umverslty LIggett School, Eh:r:abeth Moran, Kot:r:, Kate Arbor Enca Muncy scored the from the loss to beat Fhnt 3-0 Comments The season finale was over the Bmnmgham Stnkers well.played by both teams - the Cranhrook Kingswood and Flnkenstaedt and Kelly Butala other Grosse Pomte goal, on the shutout goaltendmg of March had the other goal, Eagles, who had been undefeated and Grosse Pomte North m front of goahes Cone aSSIsted by Farmer Farmer and goals from Muncy, the Besrs. whose only lOBSWH. to the while Bohannon picked up an Kelly Blrg led the Blue D'Angelo and Katie Farmer and SoCIashared the Rltok and Swalec Eaglea The Bears'defense turned bsek asSISt DeVils WIth three goals, while OrzechowskI, who shared the shutout Campbell and Rltok had the several strong offens.ve thrusts by the Other excellent perfor- ahck passlOg Eagles Annie Remholz collected two shutout Rltok scored off a header by Grosse Pomte goals m a 3-2 mances came from defenders Muncy to give the Mustangs a loss to Jackson. Knsten Jost and Ford, rmd- 1-0 VictOryover the CarpathIa Once again the Mustangs fielders Kossak and Jeanme KIckers. Farmer posted the bounced back and beat Jackson Taylor and goalkeeper Megan 1$"]5""" 'Off" shutout 1 An) 4-1 as Swalec and Batten each Potthoff ft- 1 Rodc,L"Iuod JamIe Keller collected a goal talhed tWIce \Iarrowor 1 ~anl. C",.~no.ho.rd III and an aSSIst the Mustangs' Ritok, Keller and Muncy .. I~..l J n SJ \I ....'l.orJ 4.0 wm agamst Ann Arbor also had strong offenSIve per- I •• IWfl"1"",r. \It\Jlj 0 BA'v'NG ~. j ~ h'>l1,1.IiJ.l" 1"" Arsenal formance, whIle there was out- SIn Time For ~ ------Muncy, Nayla KazZI and standing mIdfield play from Campbell also tallIed for Grimmer, VOrgltch and Chen, Grosse Pomte Laura Vorgltch along WIth fine defenSIve work (9AWInuu . ~iT.iAJ s.~ .. and Leah Chen had the other '} t~:M()ff CB Sport5 JIICkdl; from Herman, SocIa and r. I..... _ aSSISts Schmidt Oosw The Mustangs got strong ~SJd • LNoIVIIl4Alt«Il-H7 offenSIve play from Margaret UNDER-IO r----- Batten and Michelle Brodenck Alexandna Fortune scored 1$]0Off NOncE OF PUBUC HEARING 1 AnySI...o Farmer recorded another on a shot from the corner and 1 Rack shutout 1 _~I"S ElIzabeth Galea talhed from TheCommlUeeonHeallhandHuman ServIces of Ihe Wayne County 1 CommiSSIonwill hold a pubhc Platform tennis event heanng on a ProposedOrdmance10 amend Secllon 5 of Ihe Enrolled Ordmance93610 10 authoflzeIhe 4 will begin Saturday ChIef ExecutIVeOfficer to make oH separate granl' to CItIes and Selected JOCKe!$ BIb. Su'b, Ponts Sf,e~ ~ ..; Gloves, Ve,ts, T Necks, Aile, Ski Booll Sock> Fleece Top' Grosse Pomter Jeff Hodges, BIrmmgham and Fhp lownsblpswhenserviceby a master contraClISImpraClIC31 the two-time national 45-year- Goodspeed of Grand RapIds old doubles champIOn, WIll Hodges, who was on the 'PitJA- A Tremendous The mecllngWillbe held compete this weekend m the team that won the national Selection Of 96/97 27th annual DetrOit Skiwear And 45s title last year, ISa veteran THURSDAYDECEMBERII, 1997, InVitatlOnal Platform Thnms on the national paddle scene Outerwear at Tournament at the Country lO00am and IS known as Dr. DetroIt WayneCountyCommISSIOn Club of DetroIt He also coaches the boys dou- HeanngRoom402 Beautiful Skiwear bles teams at Grosse Pomte 600Randolph,fOUMhfloor The tournament WIll be held South Delrolt, MichIgan48226 Perfect Anywhere Saturday and Sunday at sever- Hodges' partner In thIS al Grosse POinte area clubs, weekend's event IS Tom Addlllonal IOformalionmay be WIth the finals scheduled for Sulhvan. also of Grosse obtaIned by conlacllng the the Country Club of DetrOit Pomte CommIssIonClerks Office, 406 Sunday at 1 p.m There are some 30 teams Wayne Countv BUildIng, 600 mostly from Michigan, OhlO Randolph, Detroit, MI 411226 Some early matches WIllalso and I1hnOls expected to com- (313)224-0903 be played at the Grosse POinte pete m the event Yacht Club, the Grosse Pomte Hunt Club, the Lochmoor Club and the Grosse Pomte Club Platform tenms, also known City of (iro55e ~DO~5, Mkhipn as paddle tenms, IS a WInter ~oinb racquet sport played mostly m NOTICEIS HEREBYGIVEN IhattheCity CounCIlmVlte,publicdl" the Midwest and New cu<;Slonon the followmgprollO'ed ordmance whIch" bemg consld. England ered for ..econdreadmgand final adopllonal a futureCouncilmeetmg It IS prnnanly a doubles game that IS often descnbed Thc Publk Healing l' <;cheduledfor December8, 1997,at 7 30 p m as a combmatlOn oftenms and m the Coullcil Room 01 the Munldpal Building. COplC,'of the pro- chess It IS played outdoors on po..ed ordmance may be oblamed from thc Clly Clerk's office (Iel- a mIniature tennis court WIth ephone(311)343-2440) The tItleof the ordmanceI' a, follQW<;' hIgh screens surroundmg It As long as the ball lands on AN ORDINANCETO AMENDTlTLt: III. CHAPTER9 OF the court first, It can be played THE CITY CODE OF TIlE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE off the screen WOODS OF 197~, AMENDING RULES AND WhIle most of the top play- REGULATIONSREQUIRINGTIll-.DlSCONNELnON OF ers come from the East Coast, RAINWATERDOWNSPOUTS IN RESIDENTIAl. 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Kerchev- COOKS, WAITSTAFF market and offenng POinte Woods Presby tlon, 96 Kercheval, cheval, Grosse POinte 24 hour L"e In al See Phil FULL OR PART TIME great oppo rtu Mles to tenan (248)597 3976 Grosse POinte Farms, PersonalCa'e ADMINISTRATIVE Farms, MI 48236 Cleaning Cooking Laundlj GIRLS Lacrosse coach, MORNING, DAY BABYSITTER needed In MI 48236 enthUSiastiC people MEDICAL ASSistant need- Horded,nd Insured ASSISTANT liB varsity and JV level for & NIGHT-TIME my St Clair Shores BOOKKEEPERladmlms- ed to work Saturdays In Patholoov ASSOCiates In- Grosse POinte North APPLY WITHIN home 2 children Re- 779 7977 ternational a SubSidiary of We are currently seeking Roseville medical office, - High School Contact VILLAGE GRILL sponSible, nonsmoker tratlve assistant Com- Science Applications In- candidates to hlI the fol Venrpuncture EKG Tom Gauerke at 16930 KERCHEVAL Must have transporta- puter & orgamzatlonal 303 SITUATIONS WAttHD ternational Corporation, lOWing positions In our training preferred call tlon CPR tramlng re- skills reqUired Down- DAY CAllE provides service..:; 8S a (313)3432215 PAID compamon to ac- HARPER WOODS res- (810}776-0808 taurant qUired Monday- Fnday, town DetrOIt office Park- govemment contractor on- HANDYMAN needed company phys,cally and ATTENTION 8a m - 6p m Call after lng, health, 3O-40K per MEDICAL receptlomst, Sile at faCIlities In DetrOit, Popular restaurant IS mentally fit 85 year old by MICHIGAN LAW 7p m 810 772-9509 year Reply In confi- part lime poSition at MiChigan (ThiS poSition lookmg for handyman to woman on vanous shop- BAKERS DAY CARE FACILITIES DONUT BAKERS dence POBox 31- busy Warren mental may only be 6. 8 months do light repairs Knowl- ping, dlmng and travel- CHILD CARE for newbom 0842, DetrOit, MI (In home & centers) CUSTOMER SERVICE health cliniC Greel pa In duralion ) We are seek- edge of Irght plumbmg, Ing excursions Must and after school care for 48231-0842 must show their We offer highly competr- tlents, phones, appoint- Ing an indiVidual to pro- electncal, carpentry have good dnVlng re- 7 and 4 year olds In my _ current hcense to your live wages and great ad- ment scheduling, COllec Vide admlmstratlve sup- needed Retirees wel- cord, neat appearance home Full or part time CLERK! TYPISTI advertiSing representative vancement potential tlons, Input services In port services wlth typing come, nexlble schedule and pleasant posllive (313)882-0928 Must RECEPTIONIST when plaCing your ads For prompt confidential. computer EO E Fax skills of 65 wpm mlmmum & salary negoliable personality Send re- have transportatron and Bon Secours Hospital THANK YOU (313)831 5940, ask for sume or letter of mtro- consldaratlon, please resume and cover letter and expenence wrth per- referances Part time day shift posllion stop by our Harper to Gma at 810-558- DAY care Egyptian! Eng sonal computers usrng Fred, Michelle, or Jan ducllon to POBox Woods restaurant locat. EXPERIENCED chlldcare (2-3 days week) Immedl- 9154 IIsh speaking woman LI- WordPerfect and MS HARVEY Animal Hosprtal 483, Clinton Twp, IvII prOVider, m our home ataly available In our Radl- censed Lots of actiVI- ed at 19353 Vernier to PERIODONTAL office Word programs A mint- seeks part trme recep- _4_80_36_-48_3 _ Four boys, ages 1 to 12 ology Dept Typing skills of ties 3 meals & snack 1111 out an application or saeklng expenenced mum of a High School dr- tlonlst (313)882-3026 PART TIME OR Startmg January 1998 20 wpm, prevIous c1en- 810-n4-7567 fax, 810- call us at (313)881 - dental assistant Full or ploma or GED IS reqUired Approx 25 hours per cal expenence and excel- 7745592 Call between IF you like to clean, want SEMI RETIRED 7866 part time, no evenmgs For Immediate confrdenhal week, fleXible days and lenl customer service skills 10 a m 9 p m Monday- above average pay and Harper Woods Family or week- ends conSideration please fax START Immediately hours Pay negotiable reqUired Competitive com- Fnday fleXible hours Call usl BUSiness (Est 1968) (313)882-5600 cover letter. resume & sal- Cooks & wartstaff, fUll or Nonsmoker Own trans. pensalion and benefit Great opportumty for Seeking dependable 304 SITUATIONS WANTED ary history to Pathology part time Good payl RNI lPN, daytime care (6 homemakers 313-886- persons Wlth good portallon References package prOVided Mall or GENERAL ASSOCIates Intematron ai, tips Apply In person reqUired Call 313885- fax resume to or 12 shifts) for bnght, 2131 phone skills Oversee Attn ADMINASSTI Pow- Woodbndge Tavem 7784, after 7 p m Bon 5ecours Hospital energetic, lOVing 3 year WELL. established 50 year INTERIOR constnucbon our order dept 5p m - ers 313-993-2683 EO E Monday- Fnday 2- 6 468 Cadieux Rd. old With special needs old gentleman seeks person for drywall, 930 P m dally/9a m - 3 GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe MI48230 managenal posl!lon, ADMINISTRATIVE aSSIS- P m 289 St Aubin, De- (313)886-9330 plumbing, patchlrlg, pm Saturday Very troit United Methodist Church Attn: Human Resources midnight shift Please tant With profeSSional pamtlng, drop celilng m- generous pay plan IS looking for qualrfied child Fax: (313)343-1327 204 HELP WANTEO DOMESTIC leave message 1 BOO- expenence $12 00 per STOCK person Must be stallatlon and some Leave message- Mr ca re prOVider to"coordinate E 0 E 5939189 hour Reply to H R C , 18 Aexlble hours, full alectrlcal expenence Roy 313-886-1763 nursery on Sunday CL.EANING lady, once a 305 SITUATIONS WANTED Post Office Box 100, St and part time $600 per Downtown locallon 313- PHOTO lab help wanted d ------week Preferably Thurs- Clair Shores, MI 48080 hour, apply In person mommgs an EXECUTIVE secretary for day Grosse POinte City HOUSE CLEANING 961 8410 Camera store help want- AL.GER Dell and liquor, Jerry's Party store, 383 other achVltles small financial services Employer wlil pay SOCial CLEANiNG lady available LIBRARIAN needed for ed Fulll part St Clair ApprOXimately 30 hours office Computer skills Secunty Must have reI Tuesday Thursday Re- needs deli and stock Kercheval substrtute work, all shifts Shores Will train monthly, pay commensu- essentral Resume to erencas 313-881-3567 Irable reasonable Aef- personnel, full and part and weekends Must (810)777-0664 TIRED OF LOW PAYING rate With expenence 100 Maple Park, SUite erences 20 years expe time Must be 18 Ap- CHILD- CARE JOBS? CaU: Pastor Mary Ann 135 St Clair Shores MI GROSSE POINTE nenc!' 313-8857740 ply wrthrn, 17320 Mack, have a Masters rn u- PROFESSIONAL Be a protesslonal nannyl Grosse POinte brary SCience $11 50 PERSONS Top salary & benefits (313}886-2363 48081 EMPLOYMENT EXPECT THE BEST per hour The Grosse HOUSEHOLD help want- AGENCY European Style House- APPLICATIONS accepted POinte Library will ac- who would like ed Woman needed to PART lime bookkeeper 885.4576 cleaning ProfeSSional for fulV part time cash- cept resumes mailed to a nice income MONTESSORI NANNY do light housekeeping needed for landscape laundry & Ironln!) Su- lers, stock clerks and Personnel, 10 Kerchev- working from home. TRAINING PROGRAM and child care of 2 year company, serving 60 years reliable service In pervlSed, expenenced, butcher Must be 18 ai, Grosse POlnle 30 year old (Register Winter Classes) old Monday- Fnday, Grosse POinte area Du- need of expenenced hardworking Experts Yorkshire Food Market, Farms, MI 48236 East Side leglbmate 830 to 12 In my Grosse ties Include light book- Cooks, Nannies Maids smce 1985 In The 16711 Mack ------bUSiness needs your A NANNY NETWORK, INC POinte Park home No keeping, light clencal Housekeepers, Garden- Grosse Pomte area (810)739-2100 AREA dry cleaners seeks LIBRARY seeking a Clrcu haIp WiltI rain smoking, references re- FleXIble hours 313-882- ers Butlers Couples Known for reliability elf,- t h I labon clerk for 1I1e Great opportumty WAITRESSES, exper- qUired Please call 884- 3676 Nurse's Aides Compan- clency and dependabl- part Ime momlng e p Woods Branch, 20 call Mr Todd for details enced Fulll part time 6373, leave message Ions and Day Workers Ity Bonded & Insured Some counter work! hours per week, $8 65 ------for private homes Pressrng Good people 313-886-1763 Benef,ts, paid vacatron. IDEAL day care opportunl- POSITiON In Grosse 18514 Mack Avenue Please call an hour Also sS.3klng Apply at Onglnal Pan- skills $6 50 to start substitute Circulation REPRESENTATIVES ty for work at home mom POinte sales office Grosse POinte Farms (313}884-0721 cake House 313-884- (313)886-2965 staff at $714 an hour needed for fast groWlng 4144 "AVON" Representatives Both poSitions reqUire company Unhml1ed In- :~Z~~~~~-:: ~~:~~~::Ia::ri~o:~~~: HOUSEKEEPER- $8 50 H~~;e~~~~~nlng ~~c~~:~ Needed I No Door-to- evening and weekend come potential Work ter Vacatron bme of- VOICing, Inventory con- per hour Prefer Fnday references (810}294- WAITSTAFF' Must be reli- fered References re- trol, answenng phones, & Saturday (313)884 2762 Door required Potenhal work Please get an ap- from home 810-783- able. Apply Wlthln Blue $100- $1,200+ month plication from any 4824 Pomte Restaurant, qUired (313}885-2970 fihng, etc BaSIC comput- 4384 HOUSE keeper, evenings Independent sales rep branch 01 the Grosse RESTAURANT 17131 East Warren lOVING nanny needed for er skills (313)881-8230 and weekends live In 1-800-423-7112 POinte Library or submit COOK & WAITSTAFF 7 month old and 5 year -R-EC-E-PTI-O-N-IS-T-f-o-ope--r- (8tO}2937171 BUTCHER- part- lime resume to Personnel, 10 A ppIy 2- 4pm old 4- 5 days weekly t f t ced t h FUL.L time Legal secretary HOUSEKEEPER canng Nonsmoker, reliable a e as pa SWlc - for small, reputable (313}8227786 ask tor Kercheval, Grosse So up K"..c he n Sal oon transportahOn and refer- board, highly professlo- downtown detrOit law for mansions & larger Paul or Eugene POinte, MI 48236 (F ran klIn at Orlea ns ences needed nal and PC Irterate Can- fi M t b f homes available Daily BUTHER! meat cutter full LITT L.E ItaIy's PIzza need s East of RenCen) _ dldates With Excel & rm us e pro esslo- or b. weekly Call Pan, (313)822-2673 Word expenence prefer- nal & have extensIVe (810)758-3611 tl~ Competrtrve wag- phone person, Pizza SEAMSTRESSI drapery es 13rosse POinte 313- makers, delivery dnvers maker Full time Busy LOVING Nanny needed red We offer competl- Word Proce sslng profl- clean houses & offices for ou r 2 adorable chll. t,ve salary and benefits C1 ency xpenenceE a 882-5100 Call (313)526-0300, Eastside work room Ex- dren, ages 2 & 5 In our to mclude medical and must Call Mrs Jones Expenenced referen. CASHIERS needed part (810)469-2935 _ penence mandatory Grosse POinte home 2 401K, fax or mall re- 313-961-0220 ces Good rales 810 lime Aftemoons & LOOKING for a (81O}772-2564 momlngs and 1 tull day sume to 20580 Hoover 779 3454 weekends Apply In per- new career? SECRETARY part lime per week Non smoker, Rd DetrOIt MI 48205 SECRETARY- downtown NEED help With holiday son Mack! Morass Call and see If you qualify Must type, computer on' car & references re- Fax 313-526-5303 Detroit law firm seeks cleaning? Call Ms Amoco 19100 Mack 10 eam $50 000 We ented Call 313-882- qUired 313882-7227 full lime secretary With Clean also available Ave have the systems and 0283 RECEPTIONIST, (part some bookkeeping ex weekly & biweekly ReI------the schoohng to make MATUREto ca e fpersonor Infant needed'n our time), lor bUSy sales of- penence knowledge ot erences Free estimates CHIL.D CARE your dreams come tnue home,r, 3 days per week flce Pleasant confident WordPerfect 61 forWm- MICheIIe (810)9549263 Rainbow Rascals Leamrng Call J P Fountain at 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL Center IS seeking 313-886-5800. School calendar and ex- phone manner and com- dows Legal expenence T L. C Cleamng reslden cellent compensatIOn petence In Microsoft not reqUired Resume !IaV bUSiness Referen teaChing assistants In Coldwell Banker (313)885-2341 Word (7Owpm) a must to POBox 31-2685 ces Free estimates Grosse POinte SchWelt2er Eager to leam other DetrOIt MI 48226 Insured bonded Expenence preferred Grosse POinte Farms RECEPTIONIST (248)569 2500 ONE or two momlngs a compu1er programs, ex- (313)6400276 home Heafthcare faCility seeking part-hme week occaSional eve- penence Wlth diC1a- (313)752 4536 mngs, nonsmoker refer. message receptionist to work 26 hours bl-weekly from phone helpful 9 00- 100 HELP W4NTfO GENERAl 200 HHP WANTED GENEUL 6 3Oam- 1230pm two weekdays and ences Own transporta- 330 Monday- Fnday, Are You Serious About A THE HOUSE-KE-TEERS bon (313)885-5622 $9001 hour (no bene- Career In Real Estate? CLEANING SERVICE altematlng weekends from 6 308m- 2 OOpm SEEKING srtter 1 year flts) Send resume to Of. We are senous about your old, 2- 4 days! week, my fice Manager, 20630 successl Prolesslonal Bonded and Qualrtled applicants Wlil possess home or yours 313-881- Harper Suite 20t, Harp- • Free Pre licenSing Join John Hancock Insured teams ready to .Typlng speed of 55 wpm 3399 er Woods, MI 48225 classes clean your home or If you re hard wOftIOg and ~Ighly ",If fTlO(,vated yoo cooid '" oCompu1er expenence(MlCrosoftWord/Excell • Exci uSlVe Success bUSiness nghl for oor 'earn -capability of USing mulb-llne phone system Systems Programs 202 HElP WANHD ClERICA[ 102 HElP WANTED ClfRI(AI Extenor WindOWS John Hancock a Ieadmg pro ... dcr of In"\! ranee and mveo;;UnrT • Vanety Of CommiSSion producls and a Worldwl ~.to-".....• sa t •• "._.'.=------\ .....--,~~.. I w.... ••• --It - 804 S Ho ... 1100 f> e> SOll'now 1.4148602 15171792 0934 SEQUENCE . 18(0)9683456 .. .. 1COn __ ._ 10.1517] 7922423 ".Ifden, ...... emol dmg 1Ocrl So com 926 Robb'n' Surte 252 Grood H~ 1.4149417 1616) 846 8726 10. (6161 B47~747 --o..L ~ Thursday, December 4,1997 Grosse Pointe News J The Connection 305 SITUATIONS WANTED 400 MEHHANDISE 401 ArPlIANCIS 40b ESIAIE SALIS HOUSE WANING ANTIOUES 40b ESIAI! SALES 40b mArE SAlES 407 fiR EWOOD 408 fURNITURE YOU make the mess Let CHRISTMAS 2 Gaggenau electnc wall ESTATE SALE ESTATEJMOVING SALE FIREWOOD- Quality. weB ADULT bedroom set. me do the restl Party ovens $100 each Gag OPEN HOUSE Fairway Dnve 17220 St Paul seasonced hardwoods Amencan 01 Martlnsl- clean up or general December 6 10 30- 5 30 genau cooklop $50 , ******** (corner 01 Neff) '3 Fnday & Saturday. Beech oak. maple Ville. Inple dresser. hoosekeepi ng Reliable Remember When anti KltchenAJd cook1op WIth *OUThTANDJNG* * Grosse POinte City * December 5 & 6. $65 00 Del,very and chest mirror and head. and honest Veronica gnll Insert $50 Stain ques and collectibles 143 1'_'>lelle Selle'> 10 OOam. 4 OOpm Fnday 9 00 to 3 00 stacking available Tru- board excel,ent COndI- (8t0)445-2956 after less Sink WIth do uble * * W St Clair (32 mile rd) 2 17550 Fairway Olive. Saturday 9 00 to 12 00 deau landscaping. 810- tlOn. $350 or best 330pm ap rons $40 31 3 640- blocks west of old Van * By Goc~* Delrolt. on the edge 01 Ihe Everything must 901 296-2215 (810)779-3243 9465 307 SITUATIONS WANHD *r:vervllllllg DetrOit Golf Club Solas coffee and end Dyke In Romeo Large col ThL'> weeKend ALL excellent condition AMANA 'IS" beige relng. * * South off 7 Mile tables, upholstered chairs NURSES AIDES lectlon of depreSSion Shernll sofa erator With Ice maker Celli West of Woodward silver. chandeliers. lamps CERTIFIED nursing assls glass Also china pottery * wlnelgreenltaupe, $325 or besl (313)882 248-<)() I -5050 50 years flow blue MaJolica, tanl can care for you! furniture wades Beame ($450 ) La.Z.Boy green 1699 * For Dlrc( tlOll!> & continuous residency microwaves. toaster oven. *. * \~Ing back. ($250) Sam your ham .. Expanence Babies. \dIOJ7::>2 54gg Tradilional mahogany fur. 2 all condllioners. Chnstlne (313)897- _ ELECTRIC stove $50 ueldll~ * Moore wme wing back, nrture. In lIs anginal 1947 bedroom sets. Imens Gas stove $100 Relng- ($175) Hammery cherry 4857 DETROIT ANTIQUE decor 5 good small onen- Jewel ry. clothing. records. eralor $100 Washer ********ESTATE With glass top oval cock- 308 mUAfiONS WANHD MALL SALE tal rugs mahogany fuml- Chnstmas Items tools and $110 Dryer $95 Dish <0 ,aay & Saturday 9 am . tail ($125) end ($75) OFFICE ClEANING Tuesday Saturday ture everywhere. regency garden equipment. washer $60 Delivery 4 pm 1314 Aline. Grosse wool axmmsler rug fioral l1am 6pm mahogany games table wrought lion furniture. FAMtL Y office cleaning (Detroll s largest 810-293-2749 POinte Woods Complete 6x8 greenlmauvelblue wrapped In leather. small desk. washer/ dryer. serv,ce Expenenced 13000 square feet) estale With a vanety of fur- on black ($225) 313. ELECTRIC slove & relng drop IranI desk. lots 01 relngerator. dIShes. and w,th references Call' Art deco. advertisements. niture ,n every room Hun- 885.2271 eralor. Fngldalre. match overstuffed chairs. Vene. much more 13 640-~129 arcMectual Mlfaets. dreds of accessones. In' Ing set. $220 both 313- lIan glass lamps, Weller Street numbers at BEAUTIFUL dark pme , , I quality fumlture. modem c1udlng much lovely Silver 885-5494 pot, Silver cryslal, anllque 830 Fnday chma cabinet. twin bed. , French doors 2 sets 01 fiatware. 34 --. RELATIVELY new match china, Amethyst glass. CASH ONLY dresser, cedar chest. ANTIQUES and collecll 313-963-5252 PieceS 01 elched Fostona. Ing GE refngerator. pluS LOTS 01 console stereo bJes for sale Toys. cups and saucers, 4 sets Burltln double oven old miscellaneous Ciasslfiecf Advertlsln-g (810)463-7404 glass china BarbIe. FURNITURE refinished. of china lots of Jewelry' dishwasher and micro See you there! an IDEA that sells! Jewelry. qUilts Old Tyme repaired. stnpped. any Imens. loads of clothing. BOOKCASE full wall, 9 wave Also. burlt In Edmund Frank" Co. COllectors Corner Open type 01 caning Free es newer mink Jacket Some 1/2' bUl~ In Ille drawers. Jenn air range With Bar LiquIdators" Appraisers 7 days at Gibraltar tlmates 313-345-6258. anbques Garden lools 2 end tables small 10- (313)869-5555 407 FIREWOOD Trade center. yellow 810-661.5520 ba-qu e and gnddle Much. much morel Sales boy TV lable (313)886- (313)884-6519 door. Mt Clemens CUT and seasoned Mid 7722 HERITAGE Square Anti' by Hertlage Numbers at ---.------(810)783-8697 SHARP carousel micro- 800am grade Bnng lruck, make que Mall- Chnstmas BRAND new Habersham wave. 1.OOOW,1 2 cu It oHer 313-331.6434 BEAUTIFUL Jacobean Open House December English Gathenng table brand new, doesn't fit __ BUY "'.--;---0-"'-=-.- ~ china cabinet table. buf- 51h, 6th and 7th Our gift space, $150 313-886- and eIght Wmdsor Side to you 15% off slore fet. 6 chairs. carved 4024 AjQHNiciN10. ....d9. --FIR-E-Woo-D-- chairs (313)884-6519 medallions. excellent Wide 36821 Green A--'Ue Northern Mlchlgans Finest 3'3-96' -0622 ""~ condilion. (clr 1920's Street New Baltimore UPRJGHT 158 cu ft Michigans LargestBookstore Guaranteed to be the ab- CHERRVWOOD entertain- OOn't Forget. 30's) $2500 313-234- (810)725-2453 freezer. $225 313-824. • Clop a~~h'. ad • solute best seasoned fire- ment center, lighting fix- Call your ads in Early! 5459 4851 tures 5 cabinets Beau- CLASS IFIEDS wood thaI you have ever Classified Advertising MOVING, must sell V,ctor burned or your money tllull Must see $850 BIGGEST SOURCE LOOK 882-6900 Ian cabinet and cOllectl' • ~ • back and you keep the best 313-881-2824 In Michigan ClaSSified Advertising l for bles By appointment 882-6900 BOOKS' ~ """"T'" ~ lumber only (313)640-0944 Bought: & Sold ~ 810-777-9082 ~ 40b !STAT[ SALES 40b ESTATE SALES 50 s 60's and 70's Fax 343-5569 , ~ Fumlture, collectables I1BRARY BOOKSTORE - ..- FIREWOOD, Free stack- SELLING Collectibles Glass pottery Vanderbears and old 40S COMrUIERS 248-545-4300 To place your ad, call: lng, free delivery, Free rr.:.::=.======;:;..;'1 AwIWIt Accessones & fun stuff I mulfys, Santa Bears, 8" 111H_.8wymg (313)882-6900 box of starter wood • M. ew 1(atnerine YLmoU and associates • Great 10r gifts MadamEl Alexander 486 Packard Bell. fax mo- Mixed hardwoods $60 7 and home decor dolls (313)64o-n34 demo CD rom. like new. Or n.... 1'1..1_ days a week. evening • 'Estate Safes .. The #1 stop lor holiday g I ..... ( l ' D Thursday, December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 4081URNITURE .j 11 MISCELLANEOUS 412 MISCEllANEOUS 4081URNIlURI 413 MUSICAl 503 HOUSE HOLD ~m oO? AUIOMOTIVE 603 AUIOMOIIVE ARIIClfS ARTlClIS INSTRUMENIS FOR SALE fOliO GENERAl MOTORS COUCH 85" maroon! MARKET PLACE BEANIE Babies- $10- $15 TOY Salel LJttle Tlkes YAMAHA V50 professlo, CUTE, fuzzy Chinchillas 1995 Ford Escort wagon, 1985 BUick Electra T type, green COllon pnnl, good ANTIQUES No limits SandK:aSt dog Fisher Pnce, new My nal keyboard like new. Free to good home So- 4 door loaded extend. new batteryl brakes ex. condllJon $50 (313)881- Market Place AnlJques statues and Lee Middle Size Barbie lillie glrl's $8001 best (313)885. clable pet Call 313881. ed warranty transfera. cellent conditIOn, 0414 would like to extend Holl' ton dolls 25% oH $50 bike. Infanl toys all like 6744 4829 ble 42K. $8,700 $22001 best (313)343- DINETTE set dark walnut. day Greebngs to all of our plus order, Iree delivery new, some sllilin boxes, LOVEBIRDS- unusual col. (313)885-6691 8889 oval table. 48" long WIth specal customers The In POlntes (313)823- Apnca strollers travel or variations and other 1993 Ford Taurus Wagon, 1992 Cadillac Eldorado a leaf and four chans gallery IS filled wllh won. 2236 playpens pine lable and unique panols Reason 57,000 miles. excellent emerald green, tatl wllh upholstered seats. derful gift Items for all the BEANIES- have some ex- more (313)886-5299 BROTHER fax machine ably Priced (313)886 condition maroon leather Intenor, 42,000 Thomasville, Irke new, special somElOl1&Son your tras Call to see If I have 53 Hawthorne Rd Fn. 600 $100 Pnme condl' 4121 $7,400 (3t3}886.2612 miles 313640-1850 not a scratch $400 or Chnstmas list Including ItI (313)886-6209 day 9 a m 3 p m tlon call 886.2756 be t H (313)882 yourself We specialize In SHIH-TZU puppies AKC. 1990 Ford Taurus GL 30 1992 Caddlac Dev,lIe s 0 er • beau'lful deroratlve fUl"l -B-EA-U-Tl-F-U-L-c-u-sl-om-m-a-d-eZENITH 2'i" color ronsolp RESTAURANT! Baker, I cndmplon blOOdline V6. automatic air. all lealher. loaded excellent 9964 ture, accessones and art black diamond mink TV mahogany Excel. Ice Cream equipment Ready to go Christmas power New struts! conditIOn 810.2937704 DINING room sel With for the home at aHordable coat Medium Size, must lent condition $100 Priced to sell I Good con. $450 810-566 0252 springs Good mechanl' 1989 Cadillac Sedan breakfront executive pnces We are located sacntlce due to health 313884 3Q95 dltlon LeXington area SMALL toy pups non cal shape Runs greatl DeVille. very clean, desk and credenza Two near Eastem Market on $1200 or best offer Call (8tO)359-8439 please shed Yorkle & poodle $3.200 best 313-881- $4,995 (313)885'9139 bedroom Is W ed se Ing GratIOt at St Aubin evenings (3t3) 33 1 .. H~~. A" YEE - call before t 1am, or mJx Also Beagles 810 4607 chair 313-686-3816 MARKET PLACE 2461 after 7pm 1987 Cadillac A1ante Con. HEAR YEEllt 772-2110 1989 Ford Fiesta new vertlble Silver With red DINING room table and AN2Tl04QUaGALLERYES -B-LA-C-K-m-In-k head fur CIIInI VltIt. 'PtCbaII_ transmiSSion & clutch. leather, black top Load. buffet, dark wood. In 7 rahot Ave coat, small elderly wom- Vlctot'Iaft ..... nt stick 89.000 miles ed' clean I $10,000 very good condition 313-567-8250 an $1,2001 new Askmg CIII'lttmas BUYING old furniture. $1,495! best offer Days (810)7741987 $450 Best 1950's Mag- Tues. Thurs. Fn,l. 6 $150 (313)866-4634 Vlllt1"I'OOIIIIOfHOlICIIY glassware. china and FOUND; young female 810-293-1890. evenings _ $2navox50 record player Sat 9- 6 Home FunlIsllIll1l other Interestmg rtems black Lab mix In Park, 313.882.4837 1985 Cadillac SeVille, 4 Best I d ' BUMPER pool table Fish- SpIenIIorIt J h 3138825642 while markings on door white $3500 or Incu as QUEEN size bed. good er slate 3 112ftx 51t HARPER 0 n, • - chest (313)331-4468 1987 Ford Crown Victoria best oHer 313.886- many records (313)882' condition Large size $325 (313)824-1746 FINE china dinnerware high mileage. excellent 0281 8225 dresser Walnut finish ------CALLERIES and stenlng Silver flat- GROSSE POinte Animal condition. $2700 DINING, beautifUl ma- 313-882-3437 CANNON COlor Bubble 14roomsAllttques& ware Call Jan or Herb CliniC black! while fe- (810)445'8929 1984 Cadillac SeVilla mint hoga h =------Jet pnnter for computer Interiors male Border COllie MIX condliJon $3000 ny C Ippendale ta- THREE Place sectional BJC 4000 LJke new _ytllru (810)731-8139 (313)822-5707 1995LJncoln Towncar Slg- (810)779'1263 ~e ~ 8 chairs $3800 wllh sleeper, grey, ex- 810-n9.8559 y 101 m ttll8p In. GUITARS, banJOS,mando nalure Senes, moon 1940 s mahogany Dun. cellent condrtlO11 $750 ------su_y at - Ilns and ukes wanted lOST Beagle miX, InquOls! roof. cellular phone, 1975 Cadillac Eldorado can Phyfe table. 6 313-640-4861 CHILDREN'S wooden '~=:"'~ IIG Collector 886-4522 Jefferson area Indian leather excellent condl- convertible, all While, chairs. china cabinet ------playhouse 5' x 7' x 6' ofHtnet I*1dIllI Village Large reward tlon. red! red. 50,000 red top 75K no rust, and buffet. $3500 Ma. rr.::=:;;;F:::::~=E=:::;iI tall. $100 Call 313-881- HITCHCOCK Chnstmas 810-774.4892 miles $17500 313. $5.9001 best 313642- hogany Chippendale r HEAR YEE, .. 2065 IlISrOIlIC chair Any year LOST, Collie mix. male, 886-5822 after 6 p m 1270. alter 700 313- queen 4 poster bed, HEAR YElIII CHRISTMAS dresses. tcd. 10 INIHAN WJ.AGI!.: (313)343-021 g black and white, 10 and 1991 Lincoln Continental 885-3Q26 $1600 French Deml CDIlIt VltIt IPICtIQIIIr dler sizes wom once OLD WOOden duck hunting Harper 11/27 reward lOOK looks like 30K 1984 Capnce ClasSIC V-6. ~~;;ndr::b:~ll~~es~ V1C~"E"""'''''lt''- ;1~~8 quality (313)885 MIKE'S decoys wanted Cash (810)861-5957 pager $4 5001 best (313)881. 4.dr excellent condrtlon comer chairs Carved VIIlt'''roomsOfHOlllMr ------ANTIQUES paid 8107748799 LOST. Calico Tabby fe. 2084 alter6pm High mileage $1995 mahogany mirrors Gold HOmeFumItIIIng COMPACT diSCS, toaster IytlleplKeor ~ PAYING CASH male. 1 year old 11.29. 1990 Lincoln Contlnertal. best offer (313)885- l gilded mirrors SOlid teak IPIIndor It oven, fur coats 7 I1 ece Whale _e ~ For Jewelry Watches, Balfourl Berkshire area blue, loaded, new tires, 7304 after 5 pm armoire and more 248 HARPER IMng room set. sofas, Diamonds Antique Jewelry Reward 313822-4091 excellent condition. 84K, 1986 Chevrolet Monte 821 5062 CAlLERIES watches, WIUnauer, Mo- of'Vmlture "COllectibles Anythmg Made of Gold $5000 (313)885 2235 Carlo Luxury sport V6 -=~===----- ,,,rooms AntIQues. vado, CrtJzens, GUCCI. 00Il Pa1ntlIllS'Pvllan Il\IlI$ or Silver ,- 88.000 miles All malnte: DREXEL Canton cherry Interton pocket watches All newl .~ Will travel tor transactions 1989 Lincoln Continental nance records Super executive desk, never -...csaytllrv (810)n3-1608 ~11~~1IlI In excess of $1000 1990 Chrysler Town & Signature Leather, re- condition $2.900 best been used, approximate 11-_~1oa.m ttll8p ... DEPT 56 N rth Pole VII. ~S'J.aI1-ll5C1O Country, leather. key. cent malntalnance 313-881-4030 retail $2.000 asklOg SUndayIt - - , 0 ( The Gold Shoppe less entry, automatic 62.000 miles beautiful $1050 firm 313-884- 1SlllIIItIllnUlter.. Iage, rebred pieces 22121 Gratiot starter, excellenl COndl- condition $5950 1996 Cutlass Clera. well 408 •2 :...!!...,,=-:a~ 810-n3-2765 tlon $7800 313.884. (810)790-5845 maintained, many op- -.0, ....- Eastpointe MI, 48021 tlons. transferrable war. FREE Simmons Beautyr. GARAGE tor rent, Grosse Abandon Your Searchl (810)774-0966 3444 1992 Mercury Grand Mar. ranty $12.5001 best of. (est klng Size waterbed ...... c POinte WOOds 313-881- AREAS LARGEST SHOTGUNS, niles and 1985 Chrysler New York- qUis LS. 2 tone gray. ex. fer 810-751.2332 3t3)882-2305 .. lIIgIM ~ ..ll 0134 SELECTION OF handguns, Parker. er Grandpa's car, ga. celient condition, FURNITURE from Jacob- GAS wall fumac~, $250 QUAlITY USED PIANOS BrOWning. Winchester rage kept, 75K. loaded, $7900 (810)2282295- 1990Lots Geoof extrasTracker.Hard 4x4top son's Home Dee Pair Sail boat 11 Super Stelnway. BaldWin. Kawai Colt, Luger, others Col. Offerl (810)773-1608 1991 Mercury Sable, 88,000 miles $3,9001 white loveseats 56", Snark, $500 Stove! Yamaha many others lector (248)478-3437 1989 Oodge Oaytona well white Clean, very de. best Pagerl 313-233- $800 large cherry ex- 223 Stephens, Farms- 5 Sink! refngerator combl' $799 and Upl maintained. 1 family car pendable New lires 2428 Tony. 313-923- eeutlve desk $800 Tar- bedroom house IIqUlda- nalion. SUitable for cab- lOOK miles $2,000 starter, transmiSSion. 3793 tan wool Pla'id loveseat. tlon sale Saturday, In, $250 313-372-4751 Michigan Plano Company 313.885-6174 brake pads $3.9001 $350 Lit breakfront WIth 8d30-~O) (See display lI~ITED edlbon rellr~ M~~::~::=y BC:~ICHuse tr~:r~I~ -19-8-9-D-od-ge-O""a-k-o-ta-L-:-E._b_e_s..,.t.,..3_1_3-_34--,3';:-9_8_70_,-;:-l~~o~:~d a~~~=:~: curved glass. $850 8 a In Ickens Houses 31------glide Brand new, $125 V6, auto, power every- 1990 Mercury Cougar LS, ery1hrng $5,400 810- drawer dresser and CHRISTMAS Cookle Mart 882-6537 between 500 ABBEY PIANO CO- each! offer 810791- thing $2,700 or best moonroof 91,000 miles 293.4123 matching chest. $700 Breads, cakes and cna- '9OOpm AOYALOAK248541-6116 0376 313-640-7897 solid condition asking PM washed LOUIS XV dy too lOa m - lp m LIVING room, dining room. USED PIANOS --______$5800 (313)417.2463 1996 Impala SS. 4 door, 8 Chairs, $500 Washed December 6 United drapenes. Side panels, U""'" Spinets- Consoles DOWNHILL skiS ROSSI 1995 Eagle Talon ESr Ex. cylinder, black. 40K, pine TV and stereo ar. Methodist Church, 211 braided tie- backs, cor ...... XT3 175 Nordeca BI. cellent condition Black 1990 Mercury Sable GS. loadedl Super clean & mOire, $750 (313)882- Morass Cookies are nrce boards. dusty rose! Upnghts & Grands OXT boots size 25 Sala- AMI FM cassette Power high mileage, runs gOOd, nlce' $19,500 Central 5156 $600 per pound Spon. navy Vertical blinds. like PIANOS WANTED mon bindings white wI Windows! locks Air very clean Interior. gOOd Auto LeaSing & Sales HENREDON bedroom set, sored by Grosse POinte new 313-882.5798 TOP CASH PAID__ purp Ie & tea I With poles $tO 500 (810)783-1095 tires. all power options 313,8858300, 839- 4 pieces, black lacquer, United Met hod 1St Wom------~---MINK coat. Saga. full BABY Grand PIano , 4' 6", Excellent condition 2 ------1-1994 Eagle Talon ES. ow $1operate,600 (313)884'2651no rust through, 4462 evenrngs $8501 best offer 810- en Admlsson IS free length naturaJ ranch. walnut very good condl- years old (313)886-7097 mileage, very gOOd con. 1995 Impala, dark cherry, 777-1535 after 6 pm 313-886-2363 size 8 Appraised llon, $3,000 (313)882- SKIS. ROSSignol, 7-S. dlbon $9000 Call Joe. 1990 Mercury Sable wag. excellent condillon, 34K LARGE Drexel dining GARAGE sale 4955 Lan. $6000 Will accept best 0967 1950m Mark er bIndl ngs. 8822239 on.loadedwhrte.GoodtanconditionIntenor. $18,995 313-881-4810 room set, 2 captaln's noo. 2 blocks south of oHer(313)886-3667 BABY Grand plano dark Nordica boots (size 11) 1994 Eagle Talon leaVing $2.850313-8223277 1986 Olds 98 Regency, chairs, 4 side Chairs, Morass. nght off Mack MINK short coat, Autumn wOOd. good tone and Used 3 seasons $165 country, must sell air. blue. loaded, clean, no lighted china cabinet, 8ectnc generator, May. Haze size 12/ 14 Ap- touch. $1.995 Also, (313)881-8798 crurse. cassette. $6.500 1988 Mustang, 2 door, red rust, 123K $2475 313- Side server, 2 leaves All tag stove, microwave pralssl $4,000 Sell Spinet plano. $795 (3t3)884-6288 hatchback, manual. atr 8813792 new upholstery like oven. antiques Fnday & $1 500 81"-56"7867 Many others I Michigan -l-996--N--E----- excel rent conditIon 996 Old b I LSS V" .,. P ( 48)548-2200 eon spresso, nev. $2.500 313-88So3249 1 smo Ie, new. $2.5001 best 313- Saturday 11- 5' • G f lano 2 COlliE Rescue- full size er dnven, only 60 miles, --,----- Irght beige metallic. neu. _88_5-06__ 90 -,-,-_ MOVING sale- Every1hlng M~t~~~: l~ceM~=:: _C_a_lI_a_n__yt..,lm_e_--.,..__ Collies available, shots! $9.8001 best call be- 1990 Taurus GL wagon. tral leather, 2tK, war. lAZY Boy 11ft chair, like must gol 2101 Lennon. fur coat, glass table. BEAUTIFUL mahogany spayed! netured $125 tween 6pm. 9pm week. 80K miles Black. roof ranty, alarm, remote en. new $300 (810)779- (West of Mack, South of 23118 N Rosedale Ct baby grand Kimball pia. fee 313326-2806 days. weekends lOam. rack power $3,800 try. loaded. like new. 1263 Veml9r) Grosse POinte no and bench $2950 6pm (810)294-6838 313-885-2235 $18.700 (313)640-8481 ------Woods December 5th- __E_as_t_o_f_M_a_rt_e_r,_bl_14_p_m_(313)886-0913' , FREE to a gOOd home 1 T 4 doo 5 MAHOGANY 7th 1200- 5 00 PRINCESS Diana bnde CHICKERING 45" con- Male beagle miX 1 yr old 1991 Plymouth Laser RS. 986 empo r, 1994 OldsmobIle Cutlass, INTERIORS d I bOb M nutered. trained (313)886- 82,000 miles. gOOd con- speed. $8501 best 313- wagon Immaculate, 3rd (Fine Fuml1ure MOVING- Garage! base- sesOlt oYffer.anleauvryemesln~ sole Aawless claSSIC 5107 dlMn $3950 313.881- 839-9490 seat $10.880 (313)882- & A hop) ment sale Bedroom & case and finrsh Superb 9357 -l-990--Th-u-n-de-rb-lrd--:C -pe-r0154 ntlque S miscellaneous fum ....re. sage (248)344'2159 tone A rare plano I 313- GROSSE POinte Animal I hSu 506 S Washington dining room rug, fre:;~er. SADDLE, you1h collegiate 499.1344 Adoption Society. pet 1994 Town & Country Coupe blue. eat er. 1995 Pontiac Grand Am, 4 Royal Oak. MI gas stove, diShes, lots 15 1/2" all P~'"""'" ex. FOR sale, Selmer Mark adoption I Saturday De- Loaded, warranty. all loaded, 90K. $5.000 door, burgundy, excel. (5 blocks North of morel Saturday. 10- 4, cellent condlt';n-S350 cember6,12n'300pm wheel dnve dark blue 313-222-9067 or 881- lent condrtJon Lc~~ 696 Freeway at 10 Mile 51 Roslyn (313)884-2162 VII tenor sax. gOOd con- Children s Home of De- 59000 miles Excellent _4_5_0_2 ~- miles $10,500 or best TakeWoodwardl ------___ dltlon, onglnal lacquer, trOll. 900 Cook Road. condition Asking TOWNE Car, 1995 Execu- 810-773-8910 MaIO Street eXIt) SATURDAY, 9 OOam SKI & designer clothes $1,600 Call (313)886' Grosse POinte Woods $t4750 (313)886-9330 live Senes Moon. roof 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE, 4 Chippendale camelback .heated., 19072 Hun- Ladres! tots Portacnb. 2401 313821-3262 Silver excellent Must door, power steenfl9l sofa & Wlngbac:lc chair tlnglon (Beaconsfield! Beanies, (Maple) china, -G-U-rr-A-R-S-,--ba-n-Jo-s--a-nd-GROSSE Pomte Ammal sell $17500 810-771. brakes, all, cruise. ami Chippendale mahogany Kelly) Chnstmas, bed. furs, new tOilet, doors, mandolins ukes 1187 dining room table WIth antique stove, morel lamps. rugs. (313)886- wanted Collector 886- CliniC special needs krt. 1989 Escort LX, 78.000 fm, new tires. $1,200 or rope edge and ball & claw 5S88 4522 ty male golden retne~er miles 5 speed. good FORD Probe 1994 58,000 reasonable offer 313- f t She t ahogan mix female shop mix. condlllOn, great trans. miles. good condrtlon 885.2150 ee ra on m y SNOWBLOWER- Cub-Ca. ------male Keeshund. female $6800 810-7798600 dining room table WIth det 3 stage. electnc HAMMOND organ, Auroa portahon $1650 313- • • 85' S S Monte Carlo. Exe- banded Inlaid (banquet 2 Ia'"u,es fu r Ja""....ets ,ra c- start, 8HP. 4 speed WIth Cia SSIC.exce IIent co ndI- Border Collie mix Also 3728731- 313882 •1403 ce IIent con dilion Bes t SIZe) TradlMnal mahoga. coon sIZe 8 ,cu fly famb reverse Chains $275 hon, Includes be nc h Male3 Siamese7 Seal PI ------1990 Escort, runs gOOd, 0ffer (313) 88 1.602 5 ny Duncan Phyfe double SiZe 6 $2501 each! offer 313.885-7437 Onglnal cost $9500 (31 )822,570 excellent In & out 94K 1993 Saturn Sl2, 4 door, pedestaldlntng room ta- (313)886-0238 ------Must see Pncenegolla. MICHIGAN Anti Cruelly $t700 (313)526-4149 auto air. power WIn- bles (banquet & tradllJonal 3 steel arch bUIldings, new SOLID brass chandell9r ble AnXIOUS to sell. Society seMng the am. 1995 BonmeVllle SE black dows, locks, stereo, SIZes) large mahogany 4Ox30 was $6,200, now 10 electnc candles need space 313-822. mals since 1935 Animal 1997 Ford Taurus. sacn. moonroof leather Cruise EX1ra nICe' breakfronts (by KrtlJnger, $3.390 40x56 was Pentax 110 camera 3 1788 rescue. adoptrons, cruel. !tce, Job change, 1.500 53,000 miles sharpr $6 500 Ce tal Auto Bal ~ ,- _.. - ~ •• '~£ .... ,f -_. .. ~, MIlS .. ,...... 80.5 He.... "" SC9'ncw MI. 8602 15171792093. 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Ices Fiberglass, carpen- $16,000 musl sell 810- clean $11 800 Central solid $2200 (313)884- transporallon Real erythlng New tires 885.6t74 Investor will buy or try, blister repwr, 771 1840 Auto LeaSing & Sales 7034 clean, 313 886 8062 40000 miles $16,500 cash you outl GBVCoat Reliable, de- 313-417-9046 (313)885-4840 839- -1994--G-M-C-S-ub-u-ro-a-n-S-L-E,1995 Grand VOYdger SE 604 AUTOMOTlVf 1986 N,ssan Sentra, 5 Buying homes, pendable (810)n4-6592 speed, new IIres, runs 4462 evenings Rally loaded 26,500 unwanted cars, trucks. ANTIOUf/ 51 • , "."sr I sa 7 2 7 a s ... , t t o '"• Thursday, December 4, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection q44 GUIlERS q46 HAUliNG QSl ~LUMIING" ,7\ TELE'HONE 946 HAULING QS4 PAINlING/DICORATING QS4 PAINIING/DE Q60 ROOFING SERVICE Q60 ROOFING SIRVICE Q'O ROOFING SERVICE Q60 ROOfiNG SERVICE Since 1936 CALL Sonc~ 19.'16 J &JROOFING 9.4-:;70 3130521 (810) 445-6455 OR 1800-459.6455 S\0.77t\O"'f,~ Pote -20'"5 SEE HOW AFFORDABLE QUALITY CAN BE! ~oQf E. D. 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Sagmaw MI 48602 , A (517) 792{l934 SEQUENCE _. . 180019683456 ICOn 101__ 10.151717922423 ~"""""I ...... ,,,,1 cImg 1O<""om 926 Robb,n, S""" 252 Grand Ha.en MI49417 161618468716 .,...,..-....~,.-la' 16161847~747 Del cmher -I. /997 ...... -L )If)lf'"I~~'_~'~~--""i_((----,__a_4 I I ~ l.+'~>r - Page 2 YourHome Thursday, December 4, 1997 i Country with touch of Victorian Luxuriously large wrap- " ~.fFo"" . -'W.l 4 ~.... t., out the bon~s room. and 3,238 q '.(:: t.:J( square feet If you mclude the around porch bonus room. . Victorian charm is achieved All W. D. Farmer plans Include through the embellishment of mill work on the front of this home. However, the plan is decid- edly country. Formal and informal rooms are , all provided throughout the • I home. . ! 1.0:'.-::.... Aformal living and dining room run full depth on one side, mak- ing them not only beautiful but useful. The corridor-style kitchen is centrally located to serve both the cdnstruction details for substitut- dining room and breakfast room bridge can be reached from the walk-in closet space is also indi- ing brick, frame or stucco exterior with ease. private stair off the family room cated. finish. Afirst-floor bedroom is ideal for or from the bedrooms upstairs. Two family bedrooms share a visiting guests, an in-home office The bridge connects the main hall bath and each is shown with To receive an information pack- or even a TVroom. Awalk-in clos- body of the home to the bonus good closet space. et on this plan, call W. D. Farmer et is indicated and an intercon- room over the double garage. The exterior is characteristic of Residence Designer Inc. at (800) necting bath is adjacent to this Upstairs are three impressive a bygone era with trim, roof 225-7526. You can write to bedroom. bedrooms. The master suite design and a sprawling porch request the information at Po O. A delightful bridge is the focal includes a tray ceiling and pri- reminiscent of those times. Plan Box 450025, Atlanta, GA. 31145. point of the enormous family vate luxury bath with garden tub number 3219 includes 2,809 Visit our website: room with sloped ceilings. This set in a bay window. Abundant square feet of heated space with- www.wdfarmerplans.com. Tips on selection and care of your Christmas tree Some of the more popular ones color, and dense with a strong and width to be sure you select include: aroma. However, you may have an appropriately-sized tree. • Douglas fir - especially pop- to deal with sticky needles and a If you're purchasing a pre-cut ular in the Pacific Northwest, short houselife. tree, gently pull on the needles. this tree is full, light-weight, • Blue spruce - spruce nee- If the tree is fresh, very few will green in color and features up to dles are short (up to I-inch long) come off. Next, shake the tree 1.5-inch soft needles. It's known and stiff. The trees are usually vigorously. If green needles fall to have good needle retention bluish-gray and dense with a off, look for another tree. It is and is good for warm environ- nice aroma and symmetrical commonfor brown needles to fall ments. form, but they tend to lose their when a tree is shaken; this is not • Balsam fir - with needles needles quickly in warm rooms an indication that the tree is too up to I-inch long, this tree is and cost a bit more. dry. Try breaking a few needles. known for its attractive color, • Arizona cypress - steeple They should be flexible, fragrant form, fragrance and good needle shaped, the Arizona cypress is and sticky if the tree is fresh. For many families, selecting retention. pale-green to gray-green in color. and decorating the Christmas • Scotch pine - a very popu- The needles are extremely tiny Display and care tree marks the true beginning of lar Christmas tree, the scotch and quite plentiful. the holiday season. Choosing the pine has very long needles (up to If there is a lag time between right tree and providing it with 2.5 inches) and good needle Before you buy purchase and set-up, store your retention. Christmas tree in a sheltered, the proper care can add to the Before heading out to your festive atmosphere you create. • Eastern red cedar - more shady and unheated area. Make local Christmas tree lot or farm a fresh cut at the base of the Several species are grown and plentiful in the southern states, decide where you will place you; sold across the United States. this tree tends to be dark in tree. Measure the area for height See CHRISTMAS TREE page 9 Detroit ~~~~~9fo~v (313) 881-7500 • (810) 776-1480 1 Grosse Pointe News Free Estimates on New Installations ON THE COVER••• ~ ProfessionaJIFaetory Trained Installers Cik 1662 BOURNEMOUTH --- • Furnaces TOUCHED BYTRADITION, IDEAL FAMILYHOME! Four bedrooms, two • Air Conditioning e,.,.. an~ ?ne half baths, spa~ious ~amilYroom leads to large deck, formal • Humidifiers 1(.Hard 1b&cpA none.- dlnrng room, master sUite With skylight and Updated bath natural • Air Cleaners fireplace in living room. One year home warranty off~red. • Service l._ $175,000 For further Information, please contact: Beline Obeid • (313) 343-0100 10 YEAR PARTS AND LABOR WARRAN1'1ES ON NEW INSTALLATIONS http://www.beline.com . [email protected] . fax (313) 417-6044 I I ----2_-. -.t--' - .. -.~--_-"a-'='I '4 ~ ,., ~.. - -, '6. :•. ):- .. ~...... Thursday, December 4, 1997 YourHome Page 3 There is no end'to the development of gardening and flower arranging Beline's Victorian terms, is a single flower to adorn a man's lapel or a woman's dress. Florists are assembling 'fussie- Best Buys mussies for today's brides and bridesmaids all over the country Garden as floral confections for a special ! day. This also has become a spe- Shed cial category for exhibiting in $106,000 flower shows. By Ellen Probert Williamson CHARMING OLD STYLE VINTAGE HOME two bedrooms. The evolution of flower shows one bath; traditional Idtchen wllh modernIZed features; Tussie-mussies are back in in general is interesting. They inviting living room and formal dining room, quamt second fashion, not to mention were first held in England in the floor silting room (optional IlbrtuyJden); hardwood floors; 18th century and were mainly deep lot bad:y.ard inc:ltJdes bam ..lHre S{OJ'ages~; sOOrt nosegays, posies and bouquets. d*scanc:e tO~~ The Vii~ sclJoo~and:~ Ow year These mid-Victorian styles of exhibitions of horticultural skill. AHS~W~1. flower arrangements to be car- They consisted of rows and rows ried by brides or debutantes are of potted plants set on rows of the latest thing proving that tables, or of extremely stylized fashions in flowers are like fash- arrangements of flowers, fruits ions in other things, recurring at and vegetables. Although they $189,000 CONVENIENT TO MOST EVERYTHING bock Colomal intervals and seeming to be a interested the competitors, who WIth three bedrooms, one bath, btehen mcludes stove, brand-new idea. were usually professional male refrigeraror. portable d,sl\.was!lef, microwave; formal dmlug 'lbssie-mussies are the circu- horticulturists or landscape room and c1asstC living room with namrat fireplace, hardwood floors~securit)' system; Javatmy in fmisbed lar, tightly massed bunches of architects, they were of little recreation room~g~ f~d _irand. c~ral airc_tion*ag~ flowers held by a frame with a interest to anyone else. t.WoC3r4et~~ garage. handle and decorated with flow- Then women began to take an ing ribbon streamers or bordered interest and arrangements of with a paper lace frill, or both. flowers suitable to adorn the They were extremely fashionable house began to be included. Now $149,000 in the 1850s and 1860s as illus- flower shows and garden demon- GIVE THIS A LOOK .. InVitIng two bedroom bungalow \l, lth trated in Godey's "Lady's Book" strations, usually held in winter claSSIC library/den (optional third bedroom) feature, doorwall leading to rose garden; modernIzed Kuchen; hvmg room With which showed hoop-skirted or very early spring when bloom- natural fireplace; I~ second floor bedroom with 0041e.s of brides clutching these bouquets ing gardens and booths purvey- closet space: untqae buik-in custom features" hardwood floors; with tiny, gloved hands. ing myriad garden tools and $llS fur£«la~f andt~l.aiT ~liQrUn8. MI badl with shower Tussie-mussie holders of silver accessories, abound in an indoor 111finished r~realionTOOm- ~ion at closing. filigree or ivory were a preferred setting in a large exhibit hall. gift. for Victorian ladies and they The shows are attended by are now much sought-after col- crowds of people admiring the lector's items in antique shops blossoming gardens on display $145,000 everywhere. Nosegays are minia- and looking for ideas and new WHATYOlJ'VE BEEN WAITING FOR MId-me condo on ture Thssie-mussies to be pinned plants to enhance their own gar- 51 Clair Shore .. golf cour<;e; spacious and freshly painted. two dens in the coming summer. bedrooms, two full baths; laundry room; enclosed parkmg, to a muff or a fan as the tennis court; spa; exerclSe room Monthly AsSOCWlOO fee $189. Edwardians wore them, and are This new display method is of Immediate occupancy. the ancestors of the modern cor- sage bouquet, while a posie, in See GARDEN SHED page 7 BIA announces 1998 lineup of shows The Building Industry Asso- Macomb Community Collegein $139000 WELL MAINTAINED TWO FAMILY FLAT 11>,1PRIME ciation of Southeastern Mich- Warren; the 80th annual RENTAL AREA Each umt mclude .. Three bedroom,>, updated igan (BIA) has announced the Builders Home & Detroit bath .. and I..ltchens With sto ..e and refogerator. -.eparate dates of its complete lineup of Flower Show, March 12~15, at ba..ements wltn washer and dryer In each l>eClIonand ~arate 1998 home shows with the the CoboConference Exhibition utihtlelt; front and rear porche.,,; tenants pay utllltics exccpt addition of a new show in Center in Detroit; the second water, Occupal1Cy - tenants llghts. Fout parkmg spaces off ailey. Warren. annual Home Improvement "MacombCounty encompass- Show, April 2.5, at the Novi es a large and vibrant commu- Expo Center; and the sixth nity which was lacking this annual Fall Remodeling Show, $240,000 Four umt Income hnck proper!} In pnme renlal area Each type of show so we will fill a Sept. 24-27, at the Novi Expo Unit. two hedroom'>. 11\Ing room. dInIng room. updated bath gap there with the first Center. and kitchen ('>tove and refngerator), man) recent Macomb Home Improvement The shows feature products Impro\ements. '>eparate ba<;ement WIth .....a..her and dryer and separate ullhttes, third floor walk-up attlc • potenlJal for Show," said Scott Jacobson, and services for the home and addItIOnal hvmg quarteT'>, three car garage and parkmg pad for president of the Building garden. The new Macomb one car Oce.ncy. tetlan(rights. Industry Association of South- Home Improvement Show will eastern Michigan (BIA) and of have over 100 exhibitors fea- For More Information, Please Contact ... S. R. Jacobson Development turing the latest technology, Corp. in Bingham Farms. The products and services for February show will concentrate kitchens, baths, doors, win- BELINE OBEID - 343-0100 solely on the home. dows, remodeling, furniture, Certified Residential Specialist BIA will sponsor the sixth decorative accessories, elec- annual Spring Home & Garden tronics, heating, cooling and Show, Jan. 29-Feb. 1, at the appliances. Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. Novi Expo Center in Novi; the Prudential ~ 882-0087 first Macomb Home Improve- For more information, call ment Show, Feb. 13-15, at (248) 737-4477. http://www.beline.com FAX (313) 417.0044 [email protected] .. Page 4 YourHome Thursday, December 4, 1997 Protect your tree~ and shrubs against winter damage s much as we are worried ings. These areas, known as winds also draw precious water with a commercial tree wrap, about the bad weather microclimates, should be under- out ofthe leaves. In order to avoid plastic tree guard or light-colored ahead, we are also worried stood and used for planting this, some evergreens are material which reflects the sun ft about our trees and shrubs, appropriate trees. A professional sprayed with an anti-desiccant and reduces the temperature and hope that they will survive arborist can help you choose the that holds moisture in the leaves. changes in the bark. the snow, ice, winter cold and best tree and the ideal location to On cold winter days when the Snow and ice can break branch- winter sun. The effect of winter plant that tree around your sun shines it heats up the bark of es and topple the entire tree. conditions can be more severe on house. the tree to a temperature which Pruning your tree before winter trees which are stressed. Even In winter, the ground around stimulates cellular activity. As storms move in makes it better the salt used for deicing streets the root system of the plant or soon as the sun's rays are able to carry the extra weight of and sidewalks is injurious to the tree freezes, stopping or slowing blocked, the bark temperature ice and snow. Branches can be health of the tree. the circulation of water in a tree. drops quickly, killing the active thinned to reduce their surface The first protection you can This is a greater ,problem for tissues. This causes "sun scald," area and wind resistance. Some offer for your trees is to site them evergreens. Siri'C~\"evergreens the symptoms of which are elon- multi-stemmed trees and shrubs in a good location depending on hold their leaves in the winter, gated, sunken, dried or cracked can be cabled or wired together so the annual weather in your area. they tend to absorb moisture areas of dead bark. This can be Certain areas in the home land- from the leaves sincethe root sys- prevented by wrapping the trunk See PROTECT TREES page 9 scape have a different climatic tem is frozen, which makes the condition from their surround- leaves dry out and falloff. Winter Pesticide applicators require recertification Private and commercial pesti- by the expiration date printed on cide applicators must renew their their credentials. certification every three years, Michigan State University either by accumulating enough Extension (MSUE) offices are in seminar credits to recertify by the process of planning winter seminar attendance or by taking programs which have appealing the examinations. topics and offer recertification The hugely popular option of credits for pesticide users. In recertifying by credits used to Macomb County, five educational allow a one-year grace period to programs are planned for private accumulate the required number and commercialpesticide applica- of credits. This option has tors at the MSUE Service Office changed, effective December at 21885 Dunham Road in 1997.Applicators must now earn the appropriate number of credits See PESTICIDE page 12 DOMES FOR TIfE DOLIDAYS 2257 Allard $121,900 2"'9~' 19678 E. Kings Ct. $179,500 2-4 p.m. 3 Bdrm. IBath Well.priced brick m1cb with great possibilities 1160 Elford Ct. $235,000 2-4 p.m. 1179 Hampton $179,700 2-4 p.m. 4 Bdrm. 2 bath Charming Cape COOdose to the Village 19950 Norton Court $240,000 2-4 p.m. 1545 Roslyn Rd. $159,500 2-4 p.m. 3 Bdnn. 1.5 Bath Darling Dutch Colonial in Eagle Pointe Subdivision 1744 Roslyn $169,900 1-4 p.m. 13I I S. Oxford $279900 2-4 .m. 4 Bdnn. 2.5 Bath Spacious center entrance Colonial with quick OCaIpaIIcy 4 Bdrm. 2.2 Bath Newer (1991) custom bu~t home with great features 3 Bdrm. 1Bath Brick bungalow in move.in condition 4 Bdrm. IBath Grt1tlocation with fabulous possibilities 3 Bdrm. 1Bath fantastic starter home in convenient location 2 Bdrm. 1.5 Bath CoMO convenience wilh Grosse Pointe Schoo~ 2 &lrm. 1 Bath Fabulous bncl 3&1rm IBath Bnd ranch on spacIous lot wnh numerous updates GROSSE POINTE 88 000 1~412 Ma~k at Moran - 4- 7 (.rosse POInte Farms • 26590 Hidden Cove ------,------, ------.----~J£~4.,j'!_:"....."'-t-~--'-wz.....'1 .. Thursday, December 4, 1997 YourHome Page 5 ~ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7th 2-4 p.m. 20605 ERBEN, St Clair Shores 16760 JEffERSON, Grosse Pomte Park 1038 AUDUBON, Grosse Pomte Park 1160 ELfORD CT., ~ Wonderful center entrance Colonial Absolutely breathtaking English Newer custom bUIlt ColOnial on a pn In move-in condItIOn. Updated Grosse Pointe Woods Tudor in excellent condition. Modern 887 UNIVERSITY PLACE, 2-5 vate road near Lake 51. ClaIr In the kItchen with all new appliances, conveniences surrounded by old Grosse Pomte very deSIrable Dodge Place ceramic countertops, eating space world charm. Sunken living room 54609 PIMENTA, SubdIviSIOn. Immaculate condItIOn. and loads of closets. Formal dinmg with carved limestone fireplace, cher- Macomb TownshIp Beautiful entrance foyer, hardwood room with custom wallpaper, IIvmg ry wood library, cathedral ceiling in !loors, hving room WIth natural fire- room wIth natural fireplace. Florida the beautIful sun room. The new 'l "(0,''' ()"""O/lf(-' place, formal dining room, famIly room, carpeted, knotty pine recre- kItchen boasts wood cabinets, an ( I' 1\') I'I'/~l\ ['I I room WIth natural fireplace, library, ation room in basement. Large mas- island range with hood fan, ceramic 1956 HUNTINGTON, GPW gourmet kitchen With all the modern ter bedroom and a lot of closet .. counters and backsplash, recessed appliances. First floor laundry room, Custom drapery throughout. ltghts and all the modern conve- basement. Other features mclude flag- Sprinkler system, newer furnace with niences With some lead glass cabmets stone slate patio, spnnklmg system, central air and much more' Updated and a bay eatmg area. Pl!lard plaster central air, central vacuum system, galore! $235,900. passageways to rooms and staircases manicured landscapmg Three car adorn thiS wonderful home. Five bed- attached garage. Call IIstmg broker , l I'lt,),I/d""/' ()'I'I',jl\" 'f' ,)/ l'\f("I rooms, three and one half baths, for brochure Spotless! loads at closets, a spltt timber fm- 314 RIDGEMONT, GPF lshed basement WIth wet bar and .' I'"1n \:''7l/ {""" l' n,-:vr' Very sharp ranch. Newer carpet, new many more amenities. Call soon'! 1 Il,' 'i/ i' t.jll 1117 windows! One year lease mimmum Beautifully mamtalned anginal 19115 MORNINGSIDE .l ' Ill) \"'/' () 1'1" I 1)/ \f('1 One month secunty deposit. , I' n'J I'4'ljn i,' I owner Russel bUIlt home! It features Landlord supplied stove, refrigerator, Sharp three bedroom brick ranch In a 54609 PIMENTA a spacIous famIly room, natural fire- great area of Eastpomte. Home fea- washer, dryer, new kitchen with dish- place, large kItchen (all appliances washer, central aIr. tures updated kitchen With bUIlt-ins Included). Natural woodwork and eating space. Door wall to raIsed throughout. Recreation room, roof, patIO. Two car attached garage. furnace, screen porch and wmdows ' I'} I) <...." I' (' \ 1'1' '.'I.Jl \'f' Carpeted. One and one half baths. £ 1 1~ 1\'J 1 '.J1'1~111\ 1t 1 all new m 90's. Marble sills, natural fireplace, recre- 19787 E. IDA LANE, GPW atIOn room, tile bath WIth door to I \(0 \.~'/' () I , I , , , I) \ I ,,(.., master bedroom South Lake schools. Immaculate three bedroom bnck /. (, l\'J ,'.' '~I\ l t' I ranch. Living room With natural fire- 19705 RIDGEMONT #42 place and new carpetmg. One half 16760 JEFFERSON, GPP - bath off slate entrance foyer. New Very deSIrable first floor condo In St. Fabulous French Chateau located m kitchen floor. Fmlshed basement, den ClaIr Shores! Range, dishwasher and Beauttful three bedroom, two and one refrigerator included. Laundry and a pnvate settmg that makes you feel has auxiliary, heat, two car attached half bath bnck ranch in Macomb like you are out m the country. Five garage. Taxes reflect non-homestead. storage facdlty In basement. TownshIp. Gorgeous kitchen with bIg Association fee is $125.00. It mcludes bedroom, four and one half bath, car- pantry, extended countertop for eat- heat, water and insurance. Carport nage house apartment that can be 2020 EAST CUNN, ROCHESTER - 30 ing area. Laundry room and half bath mcluded. part of mam house or conveniently ._ acre private estate. Well maintained off kitchen. Family room with cathe. separate for m-house help, mother- updated home. Custom woodwork, dral ceiling and natural fireplace. 15050 JEFFERSON, GPP- Grosse m-Iaw, etc. Breathtakmg entranc walk-out basement with fireplace. Neutral decor. Custom blmds. Extra foyer, huge formal dming room, mas- • Pointe Park pnme offIce space. First floor master bedroom suite has 100 feet of underground consumer Newer building. All ground floor ter sUite complete with natural fire- hot tub and shower and a screened power easement makes for a great space. 3,200 sq. ft. total or can be place, updated bath WIth marble stall porch. Separate workshop, green- yard. Berber carpets. Brick paver divided to 2,000 and 1,200 sq. ft. shower and flooring, custom appur house. Artist studiO. Gas thermal patio and walkway. units. Seperate entrances. Great off tenances throughout. BUllt-m swim heating/cooling. Horse shed and pas- street parking. Call Jim Saros for ming pool on rear grounds an tures. One of a kmd property. 1964 MANCHESTER, GPW - details (313) 886-9030. much, much more!! Call for pnvat Completely updated. New garage showmg. 20601 WEDGEWOOD, GPW 1993. Kitchen addition 1993. New GROSSE POINTE WOODS 20605 ERBEN, SCS - Complete) Raise your family up in this four bed- kItchen cabinets, countertops and Private court, four bedroom, three updated kItchen, new cabmets, forml- room, two-bath brick bungalow !loor. Large wolmanized wood deck and one half bath Cape Cod in a great ca countertops, double Sink, new which offers a family room With high on back of the home. New furnace locatIOn. Huge IIvmg room With nat- floonng. Some wmdows have been wood beamed ceilings, hardwood 1991. New central aIr Updated bath. ural fireplace. Formal dmlng room. replaced. 200 amp CirCUit breaker f1oormg, kitchen With breakfast rooms and new steel Side door. Move Ful! basement With recreatIOn room. electncal box New roof 1991 25 year right m! Needs pamt and carpet but pnced • nook, fimshed basement With bar, warranty. Blown m Insulatron In attIc. brick patio. accordmgly at $235,000. and walls. Updated bathroom. 5064 MARSEILLES - Sharp three bedroom, one and one half bath Cape 17181 NEW YORK, DETROIT - Ceramic tile floonng 10 den. Coved 1150 PAGET CT., GPW cellmgs In hvmg room and dmmg Charming, well malntamed four bed- Cod Colomal in excellent area. Home Better than a condo! ThIS updated room. New patto paver brick. Close to room, two full bath home. Long list features famIly room WIth air condi- one bedroom home ISgreat for live-m school, shoppmg and x-way 1-94-1- of updates Remodeled kitchen, and tioning unit, updated kitchen, new or as an mvestment. Newer through- all new appliances 1993 New thermo windows, newer carpet throughout. out With a full basement. Near East 1038 AUDUBON - Archltecturely wmdows 1992. New roof (complete Marble sills, two alcoves in front bed- English Village, Grosse Pomte and beautIful home on one and one half tear off) 1992. New gas forced air fur- rooms, recreation room in basement. freeway. Private, qUIet street! lots. Four bedrooms, three and one nace 1990. New central air 1992. $29,900. half baths plus an addItIOnal two bed Basement waterproofed 1991. New GREAT LOCATION! 18000 E. rooms In maids Quarters over garage driveway 1991. WARREN - CommeTCIal building 32411 SUTTON - One of the finest homes in Chesterfield. This three Den, famlly room, three natural fire close to Grosse Pointe and Harper places. ramlly room and master bath 20606 WOODSIDE, H.W.- What a Woods, abuts Bon.Jon Nursing Care bedroom, two and one half bath brick • ranch offers manv custom features: room additIOns 1990. Huge rooms gem! Four bedrooms, one and one Fac. Approx 13,500 square feet WIth Fabulous formal dmmg room. Ham • 156 feet on Salt RIver, large lot, for- half baths. Fabulous second floor lobby, receptIOn, coat room, arena needs ~ome renovatrons, but price hedroom additIOn WIth 12 foot cell- mal dmmg room, family room, With 16 foot celhn~, two parkmg lots. lIbrary, fIrst floor lallndry room, two accordm~ly at $425,000 Call for IO~, two double closets and half hath. Call for details details. New kItchen cllphoards furnace and and one half-car garage central air (97) new carpet Clean hascment With half hath. New ~torms BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • dnd screens, new cement work. MT. CLEMENS CALL FOR DETAILS • YourHome Thursday, December 4, 1997 ... .;~ ...... , . ..; . . : Farms. Beautifully renovated four Gty. GROSSE POINTE TUDOR in Farms. Attractive side entrance Park. IMMACULATE CENTER I .. bedroom Cape Cod. New kitchen, .move-in condition with many Colonial featuring large master bed- ENTRANCE. Exceptional family room baths, carpetrng, newer roof, new updates. Four bedrooms, two and one room with private bath. Spacious with vaulted ceiling. Updated kitchen, drrve and storms. Huge master bed- half baths, three car garage, large room sizes throughout. Freshly deco- . new powder room. Newer furnace room with two closets and private bal- yard with deck, central air and gas rated, newer kitchen. $239,900. with central air, finished basement cony $297,500. tr 36725 (GPN-H- heat. $279,900. 11' 33345 (GPN-GW- 11' 34485 (GPN-F-68MOR) and landscaping. $239,900. tr 36835 83MEA) tr 37005. (GPN-H-25fAI) 10LlN) (GPN-H-65BIS) We're looking for a few Woods. Great locatIon' Newer fur- good toys. Woods. Open Sunday 2.4 P.M. 1545 nace with central air, updated Roslyn Rd. featuring three bedrooms, kitchen, newer two and one half car new kitchen, refinished bath, hard- garage, newer cement drive, recre- wood floors, full bath in basement. ation room In basement. $164,900. The search begins with you. Move in condition! $159,500. tr 34615 (GPN-F-73VAN) For the SIxth year, we're joining forces with the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve In its 11' 32915. Toysfor Tots campaign. Your donation of a new, unwrapped toy could be the dIf- ference between just another day and a holiday for the underpnvileged children of our community. Holiday Open House Bring your new, unwrapped toy donation & join us for a visit with Santa and refreshments Saturday, December 13, 1997 Woods. FIRST OFFERING! Terrific 2-5 p.m. at our Harper Woods. COU NTRY SIZED brrck ranch. Three bedrooms, family LOT for thIS immaculate three bed- room, woodburnrng fireplace. Lovely KerchevallHill Office room bungalow with newer win- yard backs up to park $159,000. 76 Kercheval (313) 885-2000 dows, steel doors, cooper plumbing tr 36625 (GPN-H-54HUN) and roof. Huge famIly room with nat- All Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real E~late office~ are offiCialToy~ for TOI~collection cenler~ ural frreplace, finished basement with bar and lavatory. $134,900. 11' 33385 (GPN-GW-33HUN) Harper Woods. GROSSE POINTE Harper Woods. Well marntarned brick Harper Woods. IT'S A WINNER! Sf. Clair Shores. BUild your dream SCHOOLS! Three bedroom ranch fea- ranch on private cu I-de-sac. Major Surpnsrng detail rarely found rn thiS house on one of the last fake front lots turrng eat-rn kitchen with updated Improvements Included newer gas prrce range. Hardwood floors, natural cupboards, appliances included: fin- forced air, complete waterproofrng. in 51. Clair Shores Lot features 180 fireplace, and eatrng bay In kitchen. degree view of Lake St. ClaIr, steel sea Ished basement wIth full bath; central Newer cement mamtenance free exte- Newer vrnyl wrndows. Very conve- r wall, pier, two boat hOists and utilities air Well malntamed $120,000 nor, newer garage door and opener. nIent location. $92,500 11' 36735 at the street. $380,000. 11' 34645 32885 (GPN-GW-22HUN) $107,500. 11' 34545. (GPN-F-25CHU) (GPN-H-OOWAS) (GPN-02-JEF) o EVERY PROPERTY. EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S SOLD™ ~ • Internet Site www.coldwellbanker.com.Homefacts™(810)268.2800.lt • Real Estate Buyer's Guide SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE -Expect the bell.• t .If III .-----.....---...._-~- II, t" ,", I ;--._~-~ .. -44. - .. t-...-.~.---.---..;"""r Thursday, December 4,1997 YourHome Page 7 decades in the growth of the spe- the zinnia.) dous influence on gardening all GardenShed- cial plant societies. These are There is seemingly no end to over the world. really a logical outcome of the the developments of gardening. The first garden club on record From page 3 popularity of gardening in gener- Rock gardens have had a recent in this country was the Athens great value because it visualizes al. Some flowers or plants appeal vogue. Oriental gardens are popu- Garden Club, formed by a group for the public how flowers should to certain people more than oth- lar, wild-flower gardens are a of women in Athens, Ga., in 1890. be grown and how they provide a ers and these specialists have spring delight, water gardens It was a small, local group estab- setting for the house. banded together to share knowl- have enjoyed a recent popularity lished for exchanging gardening In this country, most flower edge of their own particular plant and cactus gardens display curi- information and experience. Soon shows are held indoors, but in enthusiasm. ous and interesting plants. There other localities, hearing of this Europe and in England the great There are orchid societies and are all the variations of scented group, began to form their own outdoor flower and garden shows rose societies everywhere, but gardens, herb gardens, night- garden clubs. In 1913 the Garden are legendary. there are also the groups which blooming gardens, gardens of all Club of America was founded in concentrate on peonies, dahlias, one color and on and on in infinite Philadelphia. Due to the enthusiasm for gar- chrysanthemum, hoyas and many variety. The clubs began to multiply den clubs, the local flower show more. Many of these particular For Detroiters, the changing and in 1914 many of them were has become an annual event in groups hold flower shows of their displays as the seasons change at amalgamated into the Federated countless towns and cities and is own. the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Garden Clubs. serving to spark neighborhood They have also been very Conservatory on Belle Isle are Grosse Pointe has more garden interest in home gardens and in instrumental in inducing towns traditional and delightful, and clubs for its size than any other civic gardening - another bur- and cities to install display gar- the famous Trial Gardens at the community in the country, a sta- geoning endeavor. dens in public parks. The rose Grosse Pointe War Memorial offer tistic which it is really fun to So numerous are these exhibi- garden at Elizabeth Park in new themes and displays every know. tions that in some areas there are Hartford, Conn., for instance, was summer. House plants hold our attention not enough qualified judges for the first municipal display of Those of us who belong to gar- during these winter months. these events and now classes in roses in the United States, and den clubs tend to think of our own Holiday decoration and plants are judging are offered in many adult now many cities have municipal small group as a little, self-con- at the forefront now, but garden- education programs with an rose gardens. tained island of activity that is ing and all its spin-off aspects of examination to conclude the This interest in specialized gar- unique and special - which, of floriculture interest are a way of course. dening has led to the happy cus- course, it is. But it is also a very life, as any gardener knows. Another factor in the evolution tom of choosing a flower to be the real part of what has become a A veritable Tussie-mussie all of flower shows has been the trademark blossom of a state or great forceover the last 100 years gathered together to adorn our great increase during the last few city. (The city flower of Detroit is and one which has had a tremen- lives. Your Holiday Decorating Center Q. Our home in the southeast ural beauty. . OVER 90 has a long deck in the back yard There are ways to combat this CHRISTMAS TREES with several large pine trees in mess. Begin by using an old, ser- ON DISPLAY the vicinity. When the pine nee- rated bread knife and remove the dles begin to fall, they wedge in pine needles in a push and pull 2 -40% OFF between the deck's floor boards. motion. The needles should either The deck can also become quite come to the surface or just drop slippery because the needles beneath the deck. Now,thorough- retain moisture. We considered ly sweep the deck with a stiffbris- installing an outdoor green turf- tIed shop broom. like carpet, but it will only have to In order to prevent the deck be swept or vacuumed. Can you boards from rotting, I would sug- suggest a preventive method to gest using a good, outdoor latex combat these pine needles? caulk between the joints. Ask A. I am very familiar with your hardware dealer for a quali- pesky, falling pine needles. They ty brand, made especially for fill- sure can become a nuisance and ing joints. If you have not yet power washed and used a wooden I'm sure you and many others out 6.5 FT. BURUNGTON PINE there would like to cut the trees MASTERPIECE down, if it were not for their nat- See HOUSEHOLD, page 8 Fmwes 717 8IiII'dl rIllS • HIIlged Assembly 7 FT. GREEN BALSAM FIR futures 1895 IIrn:h rIpS • HInged AssemIJlr 7 FT. PASADENA FIR FmIns !JI9 8IiII'dl rIPS • Hooted AssemllIy 14 Lakeside Drive 7.5 FT. BLUE SLIM TIFFANY THIS COULD BE YOUR HOME FwIwes 11 B8 Brnh Trps • Hooted Assembly FOR THE HOLIDAYS. READY FOR YOU AND WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS ... SUCH AS LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND CATHEDRAL CEILING, LIBRARY, FORMAL DINING ROOM, CUNTON7WP. EASTPOINTE 3SOOO '''45 EAST FIRST FLOOR LAUNDRY, LARGE GIIOESBECK HWY. 8 MII.£ IlDAD COUNTRY KITCHEN AND ~ BlockS SOUl/! '" Ii Milt B,~ .. " 6r11KlC,nil ~,.., 81o-791-22n 81o-n8-7400 ATIACHED GARAGE UPSTAIRS ARE FOUR BEDROOMS AND TWO BATHROOMS. ALL THIS COMES PACKAGED ON A 100 FOOT LOT ON A DEAD-END STREET LEADING TO THE LAKE. TO RESERVE DISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE CALL 882.3500 By 2:00 p.m. Friday .. Page 8 YourHome Thursday, December4, 1997 THE GOING RATE Mortgage Rates as of Novembef 28,1997 "~ M. PbclneHulllber ~ 311y~FIXed PolnIs 1$ Yr. Filed Poinlt 1 Yr.",. 'Olbef". Q. I collect anything related to Able MortgageGroup (248) 932-4040 6875 2 65 2 5625 2 JIBN loid Japanese doll was being AaIlto Mortgage (800)73HlOOt &.875 2.2S &.5 2 Sb 2 ," ~ the Kewpie figures of Rose made. O'Neill. What can I look for in AcceptanceMortgage Corp (BOO)828-8759 6875 2 65 2 5 25, ,2 J/BNfF In 1941, Borfeldt sold its rights ~MoltgageCorp. (248)269-9888 7 2 6.5 ~ 5.12$ ~ .w addition to the figurines and to O'Neill, and she was able to use AmencanFinance & Investment (800)562'5674 7125 0875 675 075 5875 0 JjBNfF dolls? her designs for dolls again. AmeriflIu$ MoItgage COrp. (248)74G-2323 &.75 2.25 6.5 2 5.7S' D ~ 0 .w A. D'N eill let her trademark to These days, you can find legal the Kewpie design lapse in 1913. BarclayMortgage FundingGrp (248)569.9425 7125 2 6625 2 5375 2 J!f!N1F and illegal Kewpies of many Capial Mortgage FundIng (248)Low-RATE' 6.815 9 6.5 3 5.375 et _ She tried to get new rights in kinds. , CharterBank (3131285.1900 7 2 6 625 ~ 5 5 2 JIBIF 1936 but did not. By then, many There are toys, games, car- Chase Manbattan (248) 645-6466 7 2 ~.QS! 5 2 ~ " 3'IIF companies were making Kewpies. toons, candy boxes, gum, clothes, Borfeldt made bisque dolls. CrtlzensBan~ (248) 691-6510 7 2 675 2 575 1 JNfF CMIMortgage company (888) S05-6261 6.875 2 &.a15 2, 5 '».>' 2 Jl8NIf Krueger made cloth dolls. A cellu- See ANTIQUES page 9 Comenca (800)292.1300 7125 2 6625 2125 55 2 JlBNIF ~Bank~ Dearborn (313)274.1000 7 .2 6.625 2 5.5 2: JlBNIf CommunityCentral Bank (810)783-4500 7 2 675 2 5875 2 JIB Household Community Federal CrecIt UI1IOI'I(313)451-3414 7 125 2 6.875 2 $ 1 " JIB CountrywideHome loans (248) 262-8580 6875 225 65 2125 6 Q JNIF From page 7 ters of leaves and other debris Credft UnIon ONE (248)544-1442 1 2 6.75 2 - 5 ~ 2 J before the cold of winter comes. deck sealer, I also suggest you do DearbornFed Credit Union (313) 322.8301 7125 2 675 2 5 2 " JIB Deartlomfederal $&WIgs (313)5/lS.3100 7 2 6.15 ~ , • S" ~ 21; ; that. After your deck is fully dried, • Thatching your lawn of dead OMRFlnanetalSelVlCES (800) 387.1562 7 2 675 g 525 2 J apply a bead of caulk wide enough grass will allow the grass to O&NSank (800)$9252 7.25 2 f.16 2.126 s.375 'z2" _ to fill the entire joint between the breathe and make for a healthier boards. lawn in the spring. Ellie MortgageCorp (810) 323.1000 7 2 65 2 525 2 JIB Treating y NonIestMorlgageCctp. «<10) 782-3974 7.125.2 6.15" ,I t. /' $v ,Ul5 !'.' ;~JIBNf HARPER WOODS Old KentMortgageCompany (800) 792-6830 7125 2 675 2 525 2 JNIF PeopIe$ Stale a. (810) 979-454& 1.25 2 1 « • 2 1ft ,., IS Newcastle Bungalow 3 Bdrm FIRST OFFERING Updated kllchen. PioneerMortgage (248) 344.1544 7 2 6 625 2 5 2 JIB recreation room PlJs4", (8OO)1O-Pl.tJSt y 12S 1 _ 4 ¥J ",,"" ,412S. t/ 0" ':!"IBNf Van Antwerp Ranch 3 Bdrm Gro~se Pomte schools. one and one half baths. Pr8SldentlaiHome Finance (800)358-5626 7375 0 7 0 625 0 Ji1l Amta Ranch 3 Bdrm. Newer wmdows, furnace. spnnkler sy<;tem - Mortgage Corp. (810)254-8150 6.875 1.675 6.75 2 1 5.1$ ~ 2 B Realtl FundingMortgage Corp (248)553-8900 6875 1875 6375 2 5 2 JIB Beaufalt Ranch 3 Bdrm Gro~se Pomte ~chools, fireplace, family room ~ 8anccIp Mortgage (1m) 75800753 7 2 6.&25.2 S.25 2 ¥i1F Rock Flnanoal (BOO)731 ROCK 7375 1 6875 15 575 1 JIF ST. CLAIR SHORES Ross t.b1gage Corp. (800) 521_ 7 2 6.75 2 5.5 2 JNIf M)lI~ Colomal 4 Bdrm Family room. neutral color~. anached garage SecuntyNa!lonalMortgage (800)887.7662 6875! 65 1 575 0 JNIF Share Mortgaoe (248)433-~ 6.15 3 8.25 3 2 JNIF Country Club Condo 2 Bdnn First lloor adjacent to golf cou~. two bath'>. s.z SourceOneMortgage (248l399-4500 75 0 7 25 0 5 875 0 JlBlFNISI SLQir,..CorP. (248)'" 7.$ d) TJS" ;t'/f,;;r U /f'2: l' IBNIf HARRISON TOWNSHIP St James SeMClng Corp (800) 837.7005 7 5 0 7 2S 0 6 2S 0 ..va SlanlIanl FednI Bri (800) ~ 1 2 $.75" 2: S" "« JIlWf 26510 Hidden Cove Condo 2 Bdrm Waterfront complex. two bath~, declo garage :t Sunbe~NabonalMortgage (810)254-8670 7 2 6625 2 5 25 2 ..va 35032 HIdden Cove Condo 2 Bdrm. Waterfront condo, WithboatweIl, redecorated ~~SeMles (248)8f8.12l1 7 2 U25 2 5.5 ~ 2_ ,is 26650 HIdden Cove Condo 2 Bdnn. End umt, With boatwell. recreation room TowneMortgage (810197g.2100 7 3 7 5 0 6875 15 BNfF With office. WIft9lt __ ~(8I8}.,.. :I 2 U "h' 2 :" • "d'J ,£.~ 18 World WideFrnanaaJ (248) 647.1199 7 2 6 5 2 5 375 2 Jfd DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR HOUSE IS WORTH? I ------~------~------I YOlkfNldll1m (2.f8)lfS5.ttoo N 7315 0, ,7.f2S~ ,0 },.", --I------I------..;----IIi!$!I!I!!!IIIIJ .".!I!I-'!I..... fr.. t-"'~~~~::::~-II!lII:I:IIlI..IU.-, +<"1 Thursday, December 4, 1997 YourHome Page 9 Combating peeling paint and mildew in the bathroom Whatever you use, apply the resistant. Finish with a coat of Send any questions or com- Ask product to the peeling or spotted satin or semigloss paint. ments to: Blair c/o Gilbert's Pro Mr. area and wait for 10 minutes. One of our favorite paints these Hardware 21920 Harper, St. Hardware This will let the mixture soak in, past few years is B.I.N.'s Mildew Clair Shores, MI 48080, (810) kill the mildew deep in the cracks Proof bathroom paint. It is latex 776-9532 e-mail blair@multi- and loosen up the dirt. I and self-priming. techex.com reapply a small amount of the cleaner to wash the walls, ceiling or anything that isn't moving. This shouldn't take much labor Christmas Tree---- since the cleaner has had some From page 2 tree lights when no one is home. time to do the work for you. Never place open flames on or Q. Mr. Hardware, I'm painting The important thing is to kill my bathroom, but there is some trunk and place the tree in a near your Christmas tree. the mildew before caulking or bucket of water. peeling paint and soft plaster at painting, because mildew, like the top of the tile in the shower. rust, never sleeps. When you're ready to place Any tips on how to prepare this Rinse the area to be painted your tree in a stand, make job? Carol, St. Clair Shores. well - very well. another straight fresh-cut A. Carol, the first thing I do in After all is dry, scrape off the across the base of the trunk. a bathroom is spray the tile and loose paint, and remove any soft Your stand should hold at least some painted surfaces with a tile plaster or drywall. Prime the area one gallon of water. A fresh cut cleaner. Use one that has a with a latex primer or a bonder tree will absorb as much as one , BUY/II!!, • JI1IJJII';' Gill 11"llJIJ!!, • impi rJVl1l11l1l1f mildew killer. Or for a home brew, before patching. This will harden gallon of water within the first Published by I mix up some bleach and water Anteebo Publishing, Inc. the old surface, giving our patch- 24 hours, and can use one or 96 Kercheval, - about one part bleach to six ing compound a firm covering to more quarts a day thereafter. Grosse Pomte Farms, MI 48236 parts water. For more cleaning adhere to. John Minnis - Editor power, add two tablespoons of Fill the areas with plaster, dry- trisodium phosphate (TSP) per Keep your tree away from (313)-8S2-0294 wall compound or spackling Display Advertising gallon of water. heat sources. such as fireplaces, paste. Avoid using fast or light TVs and radiators. Check elec- (313)-882-3500 Note: do not use TSP if you are spackling. Sand and prime the tric lights and connections - do Real Estate Resource planning to use B.I.N. 1-2-3 area with a latex primer. Caulk not use worn, frayed wires or (313)-882-6900 Primer, or B.I.N. Mildew Proof everything with a latex bathroom Fax (313)-882-1585 cord, and always unplug your ~ "",..y ""' Paint. caulk - it should be mildew ProtectTrees----- From page 4 add the mulch, and make sure that no more than 2 to 4 inches of ANTIQUE & ESTATE~CTION that they do not lean outward, and the extra weight can be shared by an organic matter like wood chips all the stems. It is best to hire a is used. AM • SATURDAY • DECEMBER 6TH If you are unsure about how to 11:00 professional arborist for selective FEATURING A LARGE COLLECTION OF 19TH AND EARLY 20th aNTURY FURNITURE thinning or cabling. protect your trees this winter, con- Mulch around the tree acts as sult a professional arborist who AND ACCESSORY ITEMS insulation between the root sys- can advise you on the best ways to Partlalust Includes: tem and the outside climate. This preserve your trees. You can find a Antique Furnishings: 19th century Victorian 3-door Burl Armoire, helps retain moisture in the root NAA-member arborist close to you Chippendale style Mahogany Secretary-bookcase, Queen Anne style system and reduce the fluctuation by calling the National Arborist Mahogany Highboy, French Bombe chest with Bronze mounts, 2-d By Margaret K. Fitzgerald Special Writer sweaters are safely kept. The ghiss doors are a nice break between the "his and her" closets, and the look of Joni's col- orful sweater collection adds visual interest. edrooms are special places in our homes, and in our lives. They are cocoons, places where we rest and revitalize, The cedar closet only occupies the t~p half of this section of the wall, while the lower half is home to the electric share secrets with our children or lose ourselves in a good book. We expect a lot of emotional security, comfort valet and, beneath that, an electric shoe buffer that Bob found at a garage sale. Next is Joni's closet, also neatly arranged. and visual pleasure from this room. Regardless of the amount of time we spend here, either at the end of a long Beyond this is the ironing center. An unobtrusive-looking cabinet on the side opens up to reveal a nearly full-sized day, or on the brink of a new one, it is important that the room please us, that it work well for us and that neither function nor esthetics are compromised. ironing board. The Forrnisanos can touch up a blouse, shine their shoes, and press wool slacks into perfect condition without runnil18 up and down two flight of stairs for all the necessary equipment. Bob and Joni Formisano were unequivocal about the master bedroom when they first moved into their new home on Joni likes to tetreat t::"~~ ~ where he planned to a licensed architect, soon ,- ~-'r .. ,~""", "," - house a television, VCR began drawing up plans to ~i '\'1:'\ .l,. r -- .r~J.\'/ ~ a reconfigure the existing ano stereo system. The space. His goal was to ':e shelves he chose were open up the room, create cut from solid oak. better storage facilities as well as niches for acces- Knowing that he sories that were important wanted a sleek lac- to both of them, like cedar quered Jook, he went closets, an ironing center ahead and painted them and a valet. with a diluted semigloss "It was almost a vis- black latex paint (approximately one part ceral reaction that the j I room had to change," water to a generous four remembered Bob. "It was parts paint - the paint dingy, and completely should not be watery). lacking In lityle and decor. He applied the first coat We wanted it to feel like with a foam brush, 'Oh wow, I've arrived ... WhICh raI'\ed the grain rm in a lipeclal place.~" of the wood. After the The FormIsano paint dned, he lianded it down with 400-grit home iIi an example of (After) The televi~ion and lt6eIJllTe wired directly to speok_ the German architec~ en in the soffit whieh is tIbo,e 1Iu bed. Surultzy mornings sandpaper. He painted (After) Symmetry and precision prev~ reflected in the exact- agam, ..,anded again, tural ..,tyle known as jm got longer and klzier. To the left is the jive-joot wide ing composition of elements within the sojJil. Various levels of and painted a final time. Bauhaus, a ...chool of entrance where primitive artwork is dra11Ultkailyaccented lighting are available, and the final placement of the down delilcrn elitabli"hed in with track Ugh/soNow tllis is a room where Bob and Joni lights and pendant lamps was painstakingly planned. Every Thh proce..,s allows the Wel~ar, Germany, in enjoy winding down quiedy after a Ilectic day. !.oJNJ is placed to sized suffficient light, yet not be intrusive. appearance of the wood ':I I I • t- r -f" Page 12 YourHome Thursday, December 4, 1997 Lawns and trees benefit from a December feeding It's cold.The trees have continue to seek out nutrients cold winter's sleep, those plants Landscape Association serves the ~ lost their leaves. The from the soil and store those which received a late fall fertil- professional lawn and landscape ~ lawns have stopped nutrients over the winter. ization will be more vigorous and construction and maintenance ~ growing. Snow flurries Therefore, anything we can do to healthy than those that do not. industry in and around the met- are in the air. Summer is over. assist the plants will be beneficial The lawns will green-up quicker ropolitan Detroit area. For more Forget about the landscape, for your landscape. without a lot of top growth. information, call (248) 646-4992, right? Wrong. Now is an ideal time for a late While the calendar says the or at www.landscape.org: A Even though it looks like fall feeding on both lawns and year is winding down to a close, Beautiful Landscape Starts Here. there's nothing happening in your trees and shrubs. There will be no think of this as your first fertil- Our web site features a landscape, there is actually a top growth or bud development ization for next season. Your Contractor Search to assist home- whole range of activity still going caused by a fertilizer application landscape plants certainly do. owners in finding qualified land- on. The underground world of the at this time. For lawns, empha- The Metropolitan Detroit scape servIces. root systems is busy preparing for size more nitrogen in the fertiliz- the long winter and, more impor- er mix and for trees, use a bal- tantly, for next spring. anced fertilizer. Because soil temperatures stay You may not see any difference above freezing until late in now, but in April, as the land- December, lawn and tree roots scape begins to awaken from the Personalize holiday homemade baked goods with unique gift wrap Iced gIngersnaps, • For nieces and nephews, JBruyff ng 0 SeP Hng 0 Ganrdleln ff tnJg 0 J[m rprrovemernd frosted sugar cookies, fill a toy dump truck or melt-in-your-mou th jewelry boxwith fancy gin- chocolate coconut bars, gerbread men. YourHome of Interest fruit and nut breads - • Co-workers will enjoy you can almost smell the Notninationx Form" • tantalizing aromas of coffee mugs brimming holiday baking that are with rum balls. Is your home unique? Interesting? filling family kitchens :If so, we would like to feature it in living color! this time of year. • If someone you know is Please fill out the form and mail to YourHome, f Homemade baked goods taking a mid-winter vaca- i are a wonderful gift for family and tion in a warmer climate, wrap i 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI. 48236; friends, and you can make them baked goods in a colorful beach : or fax to: (313) 882-1585. even more personal with creative bag or small ice chest. t Name. _ "wrapping" ideas. ~Address:, _ The possibilities are endless! • Have a favorite fisherman? And, all of these items are inex- Phone: (Home) (Business> _ Fill a new tackle box with your pensive and readily available at Style of Home:. _ best cookies. your neighborhood department . General Description (# of rooms, layout): store. So, look around; brainstonn • Use a sewing or knitting bas- a little. Give your holiday baked ket to deliver fresh breads to the goods a uniquely personal touch r seamstresses on your list. everyone will remember. ~ "i \ ------_\ f ~Home Size: square feet f Pesticide t Please describe renovation project: t From page 4 the environment. 1 ------~ - Feb. 9; the groundwater ------R Clinton Township. stewardship program, pesticides These educational programs and your family's health. )' t will be conducted from 9 a.m. to 1 ~ i p.m. on Dec. 8, Jan. 12, Feb. 9, - March 9; insects and dis- March 9 and April 19. They will: eases in the omamental land- ~ scape. • Provide two credits per ses- ?------A Hours available for consultation with writer: sion toward private and commer- - April 6; aquatic pest con- cial recertification in many cate- trol, weed control methods to con- Monday - Friday sider and aquatic plant identifica- gories. Saturday - Sunday • Offer private and commercial tion. applicator examinations on Dec. Study manuals for private and Do you have "before" photographs of the project in qup"tinn? 8, Jan. 12 and March 9, from 2 - commercial applicators are avail- "Yes No 6:30 p.m. Topicsinclude: able at Extension offices and - Dec. 8; MSU's IPM Web Site, through the MSU Bulletin office. Photographs would likely be taken of your home for pesticide laws and regulations Applicators with a core manual ; inclusion in an article. and understanding the pesticide dated earlier than 1995 should l Any restrictions? Yes No label. obtain a revised copy at this time - Jan. 12; The Food Quality if they plan to take the recertifi- Did you work with an architect on the project? Yes No cation examination. Protection Act and how it will : If yes, please furnish name: __ , impact all pesticide users, the Attendance at this program is methyl parathion story in Detroit, by pre-registration only. Call the Did you work with a licensed builder on the project? Yes No MDA enforcement activities Macomb MSU Extension officeat If yes, please furnish name: .. _ (what to expect from the inspec- (810) 469-6440 for a registration tors) and the fate of pesticides in fonn. I I "'J ...or. I - ... Thursday, December 4, 1997 YourHome Page 13 ONEOFAKIND " Rarely does one have the opportunity to experience an estate that offers the dramatic scope and bold finished detail of this home. Only the finest of materials and craftsmanship were utilized to restore and create this "one of a kind" residence. For complete details or a private tour, contact our office. $249,900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $236,000 GROSSE POINTE FARMS $189,000 GROSSE POlNTI: CITY Wonderful R,mch In the Wood\ Move-In condl- Charm, qUdhty and lots of updates makes thIS Cox A couple of bloch 10 the "Village" Bnck t!On Three bedroom, two full bath\, natural decor, and Baker bUIlt home speCIal New In 1995 Colomal with three bedrooms, one bath, kltchen updated kitchen wJlh large eating ~pace New roof Includes family room, deck, furnace and aIr condl' lncludc~ stove, refngerator, portable dl\hwasher, '97, newer furnace and air conditiOning FinIshed tlonlng, cdrpetmg except hVlng room. updated mIcrowave, formal dining room and c1as\lc hVlng basement With recreation room Large deck WIth electncal, and much more room with natural fireplace, hardwood floors, paver walkway \ecunty ~ystem, lavatory In fiOl~hed recreatIon room ..' $169,876 GROSSE POINTE FARMS $149,000 GROSSE POINTE \\ OODS $138,500 GROSSE POINTE \\OODS $126,900 H. CLAIR SHORE" VRM#24 - Seller Will entertain offers between InViting two bedroom bungalow with claSSIC SpacIous rooms in thiS well mamtalned onglnal Superbly decorated with neutral tones three bed- $149,900 - $169,876 Wonderful home quarter library/den (optIOnal third bedroom) features owner home Large hVlng room \\dth attractIve room brick ranch In pnme locatIOn close major block from Kerby elementary school. Three bed- modernized kitchen; hvmg room With natural fire- natural fireplace New since 1989 roof (tear off), shopping and 1-94 Open kItchen wllh dinette and room, two full bath~, first floor master bedroom place, large second floor bedroom With oodles of furnace, central air, spnnkler system Basement famIly room WIthnatural fireplace ProfeSSIOnally Kitchen With eating area and natural fireplace. closet space, hardwood floors, full bath With dIVided, full bath, copper plumbing, electncal landscaped Updates galore I shower m finished recreation room. One year updated - CIrCUItbreakers home warranty $102,900 EASTPOINTE $76,900 HARPER WOODS $72,900 HARPER \\OODS $132,900 ST. ('I. \IR SHORFS Tastefully decorated, bnck ranch on large 101 Home fealure~ kItchen updated 10 1987 With Three bedroom aluminum SIded bungalow WIth Penthou~e le\el condo, tastefully decorated with Features new furnace, central air, humidifier. bUilt-in dlshwa~her. stove and refrigerator stay hardwood floors Kitchen has a built-in open views of golf course Laundry room, garage door opener, newer cirCUitbreakeT\, Wmdows replaced In 1984 Updated electrical dIshwasher, plenty of cupboard~ The washer and enc1med park 109,tennis court, exerCI~e room, replacement wJndow~, three steel doors, hot water Fmlshed basement with bar and glass block wm- dryer are Included Occupancy wllhm 30 day~ additional ~torage Balcony I~20'6" x 6'6". healer Semi-finIshed basement With one thIrd dows Carpel, kllchen and dlnmg room floormg In ~moke detectors, ~pT1nklersystem~, central air, bath 1991 One year home warranty A"oclatLOn fee $157 monthly CONDO $78,000 ST. CLAIR SHORKloi $75.000 HARPER WOODS $240,000 GROSSE POINTE P\RK $B2.000 GROSSE POI'l/TF P\RK Rare lhree bedroom umt All fre\hly painted New Fanta~tlc end umt New kitchen with ~Iove and 4 Unit 5/5 Income brick property In prime renlal Well maintained two family flat In pnme Grosse refrigerator New carpeting lhroughout Newer area Each umt two bedroom~, liVing room, din- Pomle rental area Each unit mclude~ three bed- carpel In lwo bedrooms and ba~ement All new vmyl wmdow~ Furnace, central air. hot water furnace and cenlral air condillomng, carport, and Ing room, updaled bath and kitchen (\tove and room~. updated bath~ and "Itchen~ With slove heater m 1992 Updaled electrical BIJlIHn oven, patio area $106 a~~oclallon fee IOclude~extenor refngeralor), many recent Improvement~, ~eparale and refrigerator, ~eparale ha~menl, ~Ilh washer basement With wa~her and dryer and separate utll- stove top, mIcrowave. and dl\hwa~her maintenance, water, and outSide In~urance and dryer In each ~ectlon and ~eparate ullhlles Mov('-m condition Ille~, thIrd floor walk-up atllc - potential for addl- Ilonalllving quarte~ (313) 882.0087 Grosse Pointe 19615 Mack Avenue Real Estate Co. Grosse Pointe Woods, MI. 48236 • Prudential We bsite: httllwww.prudgp.com Page 14 YourHome Thursday, December 4, 1997 313-B8~-6~OO YOUnHOME [L6iti~~nDVEnTI5ING fOX: 313-343-556~ Northern Mlchlgon Homes DEADUNES Frequency d,scounts g,ven lor multIweek scheduled 703 Apts/Flats/Duplex- 722 Vocahon Renlal-out of Slate 813 Northern Michigan lots REAl. ESTATE FOR SA1! & RENT odvemsong, With prepayment or cred,t approval Wanted to Rent 723 Vacahan Rental- 814 REAl ESTATE RESOURCE Call 'or rates or lor more ooformohon Phone 704 Halls For Rent Northern Michigan 815 Out of State Property MONDAY 12 NOON ICoII"".....,,,"'- ..... , ~net can be busy on Monday & Tuesday 705 Houses - Grosse POinte/ 724 Vacahon Rental- Resort 816 Real Estate Exchonge CLASSlFIEDS MornIngs ... please caD early 725 Rentals/leasing 817 Real EskJte Wonted TUESDAY12 NOON 1CoI ... ClASSIFYING& CENSORSHIP: We reserve the rIghl Harper Woods , """'*"dow ..... , 818 Sale or \.ease PAYMENTS 10ClaSSify each ad under ,ts appropnate 706 Detroll/Bolonce Wayne County Out-Stale Michigan I'npoymenl is required: l1eod,ng The publ,sher reserves the nght 10ed,t 707 Houses - SI Clolr Shores/ 819 Cemetery lals We accept Visa, MaslerCard Cash, Check or rated ad copy submitted for publlCahon Macomb County 820 Business Opportunlhes AD STY1.ES: CORRECTlONS& ADJUSTMENTS:ResponSlbll,1yfor 708 Houses Wanted to Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Word Ads 12 words $9 50, damhed ocIvemSing error ,.l,m,1e 700 APTSjFlATSjDUPLEX 700 APTSjFLATSjDUPLEX 700 APTSjFLATSjDUPLEX POINTESjHARPER WOODS POINHSjHARPER WOODS POINTESjHARPER WOODS hristDlas Holiday~~ 1146 Maryland large upper AFFORDABLE townhouse EXCEPTIONAL flat, 3 bedroom, study, living in Grosse Pomte upper flat on Trombley Classified Deadlines enclosed porch, fire- Woods. Meticulously Road. liVing room With place, appliances. $680. maintained. Three levels gas log fireplace, formal 248-542-3039 including fUll basement. dining room, updated Private entrances, new equIpped kitchen, den, two All classified ads, 1301 Somerset, Park- 4 kitchen & appliances, bedrooms, two baths. bedroom, 2 bath, liVing central air, cable ready, Central air. No pets!. Im- including rental & real estate and dining rooms, fIre- reserved parking. No mediate occupancy, mini- place, $975 monthly pets $775/ month. Avail- mum one year lease. ads, must be placed by plus security. Available able mld- December. $975.1mo. Immediately. (313)885- call for appointment. Champion & Baer, Inc, Monday 12 noon, December 22 8843 (313)660-0101 248-848-1150 (313)884-5700 1338 Maryland, 3 bed- BEACONSFIELD. 2 bed- for the December 25 issue. room, spotless New room apartment. Freshly kitchen, no pets, non painted, refinished hard- EXECUTIVE upper with smoking $7001 month. wood floors, appliances, large office suite. Fire- 313-343-0322 laundry. (313)824-3849 place, heated, attached 2 car garage, central air, ~~~~~lC 558 Neff- large 3 bedroom BEACONSFIELD- be- " upper flat In attractive tween Fairfax! Jefferson. dishwasher, 2nd floor 700 APTSjFLATSjDUPLEX 700 APTSjFLATSjDUPLEX 700 APTSjfLATSjDUPLEX Tudor, natural fIreplace, Upper 2 bedroom, laundry. No pets, must POINTESjHARPER WOODS POINTESjHARPER WOODS POINTESjHARPER WOODS stove, refrigerator, dIsh- stove/ refrigerator. Heat seel. $1250/ month. GROSSE Pointe Woods LEASE three bedroom NEFF ROAD washer, microwave, Included, $525. 313- 313-882-6500 upper, 1 bedroom, 2 lower Grosse Point Third floor one bedroom washer/ dryer, enclosed 822-0040. family room apartment, Park, $550 per month GREAT 2 bedroom lower unit. Living room, cute porch, garage and matn- washer and dryer, 1 plus 1.5 month security BEACONSFIELD. Large 2 flat WIth den, and appli- kitchen and bath. Central tenance Included. year lease, $700 per (313)884-9060 bedroom, wood trim In- ances 313-885-0673 air, no pets. Immediate $1,195. per month month, for Information terror, garage, applian- between 5- 9pm. occupancy.$575J (313)881-5745 call, (313)885-3497. LOWER 5 room, applian- month, plus utilities. ces, heat Included, ces, spaCIOUS, immac- n2 Harcourt: 3 bedroom Champion & Baer, Inc_ $750. 810-229-0079 GROSSE POinte Park- ualte. No pets. $625. upper, flvlng room With GROSSE POinte Woods: 884-5700 References. 313-881. fireplace, dining, 1 1/2 BEACONSFIELDI Ker- 864 Beaconsfield, south sharp one bedroom up- 3149 baths, Flonda room, alf. cheval. Nice 6 room low- of Jefferson. 2 bedroom per, spacious open floor NEFFI St. Paul- 2 bed- In room upper. $850. plus $950/ month piUS secun- er, appliances. $655. upper unit 4 family plan. Includes applian- MARYLAND 2 bedroom ty Call Scott 313-823- plus utilitIes. (313)343- flat. Newly painted & ces. No smoking, no lower. Kitchen (stove, depoSIt. Available Janu- 0255 8314 carpeted, appliances, pets. $495. 313-886- refrigerator, dishwasher) ary 1sf. (313)885-7986 2131 824 Neff- spacIous 2 bed- CARRIAGE house, Lake- basement, separate util- Bath, living, dmtng, NEFF: Grosse POInte City room duplex, natural shore Drive. VIew of ,ties, off- street parking. GROSSE Pointe- 1 & 2 basement. Off street lower unit. 2 bedroom, fireplace, alf. $900 rake, neWly remodeled. $525. Eastside Manage- bedrooms. Includes ap- parking. $650/ month liVing room, dining room, QUiet, no pets, non- plus utilities (313)823- den, fireplace, newer month. 313-884-5616. smoker. $1,600/ month. ment Co. (313)884-4887 pliances, private park- Ing, most utilities, coin 2150 kitchen, hardwood 872 Beaconsfleld- Nice 313-884-5374 GROSSE Pomte Park: laundry. From $455. floors. $950. per month. upper 2 bedroom With NEAR the VIllage, 2 bed- CLEAN spaCIOUS,1 bed- large one bedroom, re- (313)886-2920 No petsl 822-2673 laundry. No petsl $510, room townhouse. Park- room, dining room, laun- modeled, new carpeting, Ing, basement, applian- 810-772-0041 dry, many updates. new appliances. In- LAKELAND, Grosse NOTTINGHAM below Jef- ces. $650 plus utilities. ferson, 3 bedroom up- BEACONSFIELD, Park. $5251 month, Includes eludes heat and water. POinte City near park. 313-499-1694 per, $700, no pets, no 1st offering! 2 bedroom, water. 1167 Wayburn, $525. per month. 313- Newly decorated Car- smoking, leave mes- lower. Total renovation. (248)358- 7314 824-7900 nage house for one, NEFF, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, sage. (313)822-1847 All amemtles $780/ non-smoker, no pets. upper, 2,000 sqlft, ga- $500/ month, plus se- rage, laundry applian- month Kessler and __ '_II TNJIIASNl/Hlt:IUlIIT Company, (313)882- curity and utIlities. Street ces, fIreplace, storage, Classified Line Busy? $1,150. (313)885-2087. FAX (313)343-5569 2646 CallThe Claulfted.: (3f3JUU900 parking, (313)886-0485 I I I - Thuffiday, December 4, 1997 YourHome Page 15 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLfX 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX 701 APTS/HATS/DUPLEX 70S HOUSES FOR RENT 706 HOUSES FOR RENT POINTES/HARPfR WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY POINTES/HARPER WOODS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY ONE bedroom- single per- SOMERSET-2 bedroom CHALMERS! Elmdale, TWO bedroom upper, fire- FARMS- 3 bedroom Colo- son, 2 rooms, full bath, upper, stove! refrigera- 17166 Ontario beautiful 3 nice 2 bedroom upper, place. back porch, $400 nial, new kitchen, clean, living room! kitchen fa- tor.. No pets. Street bedroom townhouse newly decorated, $300 plus security. 313-886- quiet, large living room, cIlities. Utilities included, parkmg. $600. 313.821- with hardwood floors, monthly, references. 1397 family room, dining $400. No pets. 9549. finished basement & ga- (313)881-6568 room, central air, hard- (313)824-3228 WATERFRONT- 2 bed- rage. $675 per month wood floors, 1 1/2 baths, TROMBLEY CHATSWORTH! Mack, room upper on canal tenant pays utilities, wa- PARK- 2 bedroom, Not- Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath large 1 bedroom upper, clean and serene. $495 near shops. No pets. ter piUS secunty call Jim Lease. 313-885-3726. tingham! Fairfax, first upper flat. LlVlngroom With hardwood floors. appli- plus security. (313)331- (313)527-4904 floor, private basement. fireplace plus famIly room ances. $395 plus heat. 6837 FURNISHED Park. large 4 2 bedroom, Kellyl Moross, Suitable for 1 person. 313-343-0255. $1,100 monthly, plus bedroom, executive clean, credit check, $450 plus utilities. Off 702 APTS/HATS/DUPLEX security. EAST English Village up- short- term rental, cable $500. (313)882-4132 street parking. 313-823- Call Ana Topic S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY per flat. Dining Toom, 2 T.V. stereo, bedding, 2424. Your Harcourt & Trombley EASTPOINTE, 10 mile. 8 Mlle. Kelly, 3 bedroom bedrooms, hardwood fully equipped kitchen, real estate specialist at: Modern, large newly ranch, $700 a month. floors, fireplace, garage. leaded glass, screened PARK- flats. 2 bedroom & 313-885-2000 decorated 1 bedroom (313)884-9132 3 bedroom. Decorated, $540. per month. 248- veranda, garage. $1,600 313-325-2640 apartment. central air, CADIEUX Mack area, 2 clean, appliances. $595. 642-9285 monthly. 313-885-8843 Coldwell Banker appliances Included. bedroom, finished base- _ Credit check. 313-882- Or 313-660-0101 Schweitzer GUILFORD! Mack, 1 or 2 Newer building, very ment, 1.5 bath. alarm, 4132 GROSSE Pointe Farms- 3 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX bedroom. Excellent con- clean $455. (810)774- very clean, no pets, 2 4233 bedroom ranch, $1,100 RIVARD- Lovely 2 bed- DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY dition, great location!. car garage. $700 a $450. 248-344-9904 a month plus utilities. month. (313)885-8466 room lower, living room, 1 bedroom apartment, EASTPOINTE- townhouse Security depOSit and dining room, family near 1-94! Cadieux. ONE bedroom co-op style spacious 1 bed- credit check. Tappan & CHRISTMAS special- room, all appliances in- Heat, water included. apartment upper, Mack room apartments with Associates, 313-884- 4510 Radnor, Detroit. 4 cluding dishwasher, ga- $270. (313)881-8891 & Bluehill. No smoking basement. Newly deco- 6200. bedroom, 1 1!2 bath. rage. Immediate occu- or pets. $390 a month, rated, air, appliances in- Very clean, central air, pancy. $875 month plus AL TER- 5 room upper, appliances and heat m- cluded. Convenient lo- GROSSE Pointe Parl<- 3 no pets, nonsmoker. security. 313-642-0503. neWly decorated. $295 elUded. Senior discount cation! $495. month. bedroom, bungalow. all $700.313-343-0322 plus security. 313-821- on security deposit. 313- 313-885-8300 ext. 204. appliances, basement. SHORT TERM LEASE DETROIT: 3 bedroom, 4437. 881-9196 or 313-881- $700. Rent Pros, 810- METRO Beach Duplex, 2 brick bungalow, finished COMPLETELY 9719 tape. 773-Rent FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent, 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath, ap- basement, 2 garage. GROSSE Pointe Park- EXECUTIVE CONDO bedroom, Whittier and I- PRIME Detroit location pliances, air, $765, $625. Rent Pros, 313- Large lovely lower unit. Luxurycondoin the Village. 94, heat and air, $390. near St. John Hospital. (810)286-5693 , before 882-Rent Fireplace, 2 baths, Available NOW, two bed- (810)247-1441 18962 Chester near Mo- 2pm range, dishwasher, re- EXCELLENT area of De- room unit. Beautifully ross. very large 2 bed- APARTMENT, 1 bedroom, ONE bedroom, $4501 frigerator. washer! dryer. troit. 5985 Woodhall furnished, rent incrudes room upper, fireplace, Whittier! Dominican month includes stove, $1,300 monthly. 1 year near Chester. Beautiful all appliances, china, kitchen with eating High. Heat, water, gas. refrigerator, carport, lease reqUired. Tappan 2 bedroom bungalow, silverware, linens, TV! space & appliances, en- Credit check. $320 plus heat. Open Sunday 11 & Associates. 313-884- huge Master bedroom, VCR, all utilities, local closed sunroom, carpet- security. 313-885-7503 a.m. to 1 p.m. 25885 6200 modern kitchen with phone, newspapers, ed throughout, garage. Jefferson at Madison nook & appliances, car- heat, air, etc. Mmimum APARTMENT- La~e 1 $550. Eastside Manage- (10 1/2 mile). GROSSE Pointe Park: peted throughout, 1 1/2 - lease two month. bedroom. Cadieux! War- ment Co. (313)884-4887 Wayburn. Small one car garage. $600. East- $1,500 per month. ren! Mack. Laundry ST. Clair Shores, Nautical bedroom rear cottage. side Management Co. SPOTLESS 3 bedroom 313-882-0899, available. $475 monthly, Mile Apartments, 1 bed- Appliances, carpet. no (313)884-4887 colOnial. Carpet, appli- Monday-Friday, 9am- 5pm room with heat and wa- pets, credit check. $475. Includes heat. Credit HAYSI State Fair, 3 bed- ances, garage. $6001 ter, $495. Free 1!2 per month. Security check. 313-882-4132 room, brick bungalow SOMERSET, very nice 3 month. $900! security. month rent!! (810)778- $575.313-864-4666 bedroom upper, fire- CHALMERS- 2 bedroom Buckingham! Mack. 4422 with sunroom, 2 bath, place, leaded windows, 313-886-1924 GROSSE Pointe Woods, 2 basement, garage, flat, decorated, quiet, 705 HOUSES FOR RENT . off street parking, base- secure. Deposit. 313- bedroom brick colonial, fenced, $525, (810)777- Classified Advertising POINTES/HARPfR WOODS ment, immediate, $850. 882-4469, 313-399- clean, garage, credit re- 2635 port, references, no (313)821-1628 7001. 882 ..6900 1423 Hollywood, (Woods) LAKEPOINTEJ Whittier, 3 pets, $950. (313)884- 2J 3 bedroom ranch, Ju. bedroom brick. Dinmg 1340 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX cuzzi, updated, 1 1/2 room, 1 1!2 bath, base- S.LS/MACOMB COUNTY S.LS/MACOMB COUNTY S.C.SjMACOMB COUNTY car. $975. 810-775~ GROSSE Pointe Woods, ment, garage. $575 1460, 313-714-0925, executive colonial. 2,700 month. 810-777-2635. pager. square feet, central air, MOROSS! 1-94. Rent with 1726 Huntington- Grosse carpeted. 2 story foyer optIon. 6119 Umverslty, Pointe. 3 bedroom, 2 with Circular staircase. 3 bedroom bnck bunga- bath, family room. No pets!. (313)886-0478 low, 2 car garage, nice $1,000. (313)521-6666, GROSSE Pointe: 2 bed~ fenced yard, full base- Pager 810-704-1216 room home. Den, 1 ment, new Windows, ex- 18752 Roscommmon. 2 bath. Decorator's de- tra clean. $600 monthly, ... credit check. Open bedroom. New carpet, light! Fireplace, wood House Sunday 2:00 - Private Basement - Close to Shopping and paint. $5501 month. A/- floors, storage, fenced hed, (313)881-8373 yard. No pets $850. per p.m. 810-954-0010 - Central Air Fine Restaurants month. 313-881-4798 OUTER Drrve area, 3 bed- ATTENTION Landlordsl room brick, $400 per Conditioning - Swimming Pool & Call us first. We have an RIVARD- 2 (3) bedroom month, Quality Homes, Inventory of qualified farm house, large liVing - Carports Clubhouse room! dining area, car- refundable fee. tenants looking for your (810)773-1805 Available home Kessler Reloca- pet, utility room, all ap- tion.313-882-2646 pliances, fenced yard. OUTSTANDING spotless, Short walk to park. 3 bedroom colonial. Car. • BEAUTIFUL Grosse Available January 1st. pet, appliances, garage. POinte Park home, 2 $795. (313)885-3440 Short or long term, bedroom, must see. SUNNY 3 bedroom, 2 $6001 month plus $9001 $750 monthly. 313-239- secunty. Buckingham- 5242 bath, fireplace, air. Re- frigerator, stove, heat & Mack, 313-886-1924 CLEAN 2 bedroom water Included. Located RADNOR- 2 bedroom, ga- .. Grosse POinte Woods, in central Grosse Pointe rage, stove and refnger- $950 plus security. 1m. Farms. Available Janu- ator. $470 plus 1 mediate occupancy. ary 1st. $1,300. 313- months security. Call af- Sandy,313.331.033O 882-1116 ter 6pm (313)886-1754 • Page 16 YourHome Thuffiday, December 4, 1997 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 721 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY FOR RENT FOR RENT , flORIDA NORTHERN MICHIGAN POSSIBL.E option to buy ST. Clair Shores on Jeffer- RIVIERA 2 bedroom, Im- GROSSE Pointe Park KEY Largo, 2 bed, 2 bath BOYNE area, beautiful 18986 McCormick (1 son, 2 bedroom Colonial maculate condItion, prime office space, condo In a gated com- large Lake CharleVOIX block North of Moross, duplex, 1 1/2 baths, cen- $775 monthly. 313-453- 15050 Jefferson. Newer munity. 3 pools, tennis home. Ski groups, fami- East of Kelly) 3 bed. tral air, new appliances, 3065 bUilding, all ground floor courts, boat SliP, gas lies etc. Year 'round dock. Available immedi- room, finished base- new carpetmg, Window space, 3,200 sq. ft. total 616-536-0695 710 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS ately. Call Brushwood ment, $710 monthly. treatments, basement, WANTED or can be divided to Management, 313-331- BOYNE area. 3 bedroom, Open house Saturday, garage, circular drive, 2000 and 1200 sq. ft. 1,700 sq. ft. newer ST. Clair Shores condo, 8800 December 6th, 11:00 to door wall to covered pa- unit. Separate entran- MARCO Island, FlOrida home. FIreplace, hot 2-00 810-294-4678 tio. $900. No pets. 810- wanted, private. Write, ces, great off street tub, sleeps 8. Overlook- B, P.O. Box 406, Grosse beach front condo. 2 745-2803 parking. Call Jim Sares Ing Lake CharleVOIX.10 RENTALI Completely re- bedroom. Available lie, MI, 48138 Agency for details. minutes to Boyne Moun- modeled 2 bedroom weekly, December, Jan- ST. Clair Shores, 12! 711 GARAGES/MINI (313)886-9030 tain. Great snowmobile Immediate occupancy. uary and April. Greater Mack. Clean, STORAGE FOR RENT trails. $2951 weekend. Credit check, 1 1/2 GROSSE Pointe Woods, (810)247-8901 cozy, updated 2 bed- (313)881-5666 Mack North of Vernier. month secunty. Ca- room ranch, 2 car ga- Your Car-In-Your SANIBEL HARBOUR 1,500 square feet, pri- BOYNE Chalet, 3 bed- dieux/ Mack area. 313- rage. No basement. Ap- Garage? RESORT & SPA, vate and public parking room, 2 bath. Fireplace, 885-3410 pliances available. $6251 Engineered garage Intenors. FT. MYERS in rear. Call 810-778- 2/2 Condol Private Beach! skiing, snowmobHin~ ~MALL 1 bedroom. Rad- month, 1 1/2 month se- Alternative storage systems 7845 Sleeps 6 $2001 night. 248-851- - norl Mack area. $400 curtty. 810-704-7057, (810)n8-2166 7620 leave message. Ask for Tom IMMEDIATE occupancy. 4 Diamond Resort monthly, plus secunty. BOYNE Country, 3 or 4 20818 Harper, Harper Glorious Sunsets & Views! 313-884-9060 between bedroom Chalet. Skiing, ST. Clair Shores- 12 Mile! 714 LIVING QUARTERS Woods. 1,200 sq. ft. April- Dec ,$7001 week; Noon and 1pm. snowmobiling. 810-954- Harper. 3 bedroom brick TO SHARE $1,000. per month. Dee - Apr, $1,4001 week WARRENI Cadieux, mce ranch, finished base- (248)583-5309 1720. 810-778-4367 HOUSE to share. Working, (313)882-5420 between area, 2 bedroom with ment, 2 car detached 11 a.m .• 9 p.m. HARBOR Springs cozy must like pets. 313-884- FORT MYERS basement and garage, garage, large lot, availa- (@ Id Condo close to Nubs FLORIDA $350 per month. Quality ble December 15th. 6950 LEASE- Grosse POinte. Nob. Sleeps 8, fireplace. 1,109 sq. ft. Re-model to Homes, refundable fee. $1,025 monthly, 1- 1/2 NEED A ROOMMATE? BEAUTIFUL! (313)823-1251. suit. Brushwood Corpo- (810)773-1805 months security. 810- All ages, occupations, Luxurious Riverfront HARBOR Springs deluxe ration, (313)331-8800. 707 HOUSES FOR RENT / 704-7057 leave name tastes, backgrounds Condo condo, sleeps 6, pool, S.C.S/MA{OMB COUNTY and number. and lifestyles. LEASE- Grosse Pomte. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Jucuzzi, fireplace, etc.. Featured on Kelly & Co. 1,775 Sq. ft. Cammer. Overlooking Ski Boynel Nubs, diS- 121 Jefferson- SpacIous 2 ST. ClaIr Shores- 2 bed- Home-Mate Specialists clal. Brushwood Corpo- Caloosahatchee River count. (248)644-7873 bedroom ranch, base- room, basement, fenced (248)644-6845 ration. (313)331-8800 All Amenities - ment, garage, fireplace, HARBOR Springs Holiday for pets, 1 garage. $625. ROOMMATE to share 2,200 sq. ft. Florida room, air. No SMALL executive suite In Skl- Hurry! 4 day mini- Rent Pros, 810-773- charming Royal Oak $4,000/ month. pets. $875, plus secun- Harper Woods available mum, nice home. Great Rent home, 2 bedroom, 1 ty, credit check, referen- for immediate occupan- Call Glenda location. 2 bath. Sleeps bath, fireplace, washer, ces. 810-296-0470 709 TOWNHOIJSES/ I I • f ... Thursday. December 4. 1997 YourHome Page 17 n E 0 L ESIOIE~1hf, -H-, " Fon SOLE ...... :-,:.:: 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 1020 Somerset, Grosse 610 NOTRE DAME ALL NEW LISTINGS FOR sale by owner. 1375 ST. Clair Shores: 3 bed- HARPER Woods. Just list- Pointe Park. 3 bedroom Grosse Pointe 43 Hawthorne Edmundton, Grosse room, 3 bath 1800 ed! 18704 Kenosha. 3 brick ranch on double Open Sunday 2;00 to 4:00 Completely renovated cen- Pointe Woods. 4 bed- square foot Ranch. Cen- bedroom Ranch. Full lot. 1 1/2 bath, year Walking distance to ter entrance colonial 4 room, 2 1/2 bath, family tral air, alarm, 2 car at- basement. 2 car garage. round Florida room, Village, 2 bedroom, bedrooms, 2 1. 2 baths, room, finished base- Excellent condition. Im- large living room with 1 full bath. Many updates, tached. Sunken family new family room, kitchen,' ment, attached garage, mediate occupancy. dining area, central air, hardwood floors, room with fireplace. First master suite, over 3,700 Pella windows through. 248-363-4556 2 1/2 car attached ga- full basement, square feet. $569,900 out. New roof, furnace, floor laundry, large rec rage. Price reduced to Move in condition air conditioner. Updated room. Circular drive. $189,000. (313)881- Price Reduced to: 1137.39 Maryland kitchen. Brick paver Many major updates, FAX IT! 1811 $119,000 Beautiful 2 family flat. walkways and patio. 1995-1997. $229,900. 343-5569 - 1336- 1338 Maryland. 2 313-881-5982 Completely updated. A Early American decor. T-Rose Realty, page Remember to include: family, new kitchens, 622 Notre Dame. Adorable must see. $135,900. Asking. $285,00. By ap- Lavonia, 810-912-1531. pointment 313-882- Your Name very clean. (313)343- cottage home. 3 bed- Open Sunday, 2 to 5. Your Address 0322 room, 1 1/2 bath. 2 car 21456 Prestwick 2987. No brokers. 22707 Corteville. Your Phone garage. Priced to sell. Open Sunday 2- 4 2.300 sq. ft. English Cot- EAS- English Village Col- $129,900. Open Sunday Beautiful 3 bedroom brick HARPER Woods, Grosse And Fax Number tage, 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 onial. 3 large bedroom, 2- 4. 313-881-5982 ranch, hardwood floors, Pointe Schools. 1,650 Along with your bath, formal dining finished basement. newer deck off kitchen sq. ft., 3+ bedrooms, + 3 Classified room, newly updated ST. CLAIR SHORES $116,500 overlooking lovely yard. baths, brick, finished Ad Message kitchen, finished base- Stunning 3 bedroom brick Lots of extras. Big price basement, other won- Classified ment, Florida room, nat- ranch. Family room with 23614 Cottrell reduction. Tappan & As- derful features. A must ural fireplace, Parquet natural fireplace & door- Large 2 bedroom ranch sociates. 313-884-6200 see! (810)677-3967 Advertising floors throughout. Less wall. Professionally fin- condo. 14 mlre/ Harper than 1/2 block from ished basement includes area. Completely updated. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Wmdmill Pointe Park. bedroom suite With full A must see. $58,000. 518 Barrington. By ap- bath. Price reduced. Mo- pointment only. 313- tivated seller. 3440 Berkshire •• 822-9958. FIRST OFFERING • •• Large 4 bedroom brick col- • 3 Bedrooms - 1.5 baths • EAST ENGLISH VILLAGE 3 bedroom, canal site. onial, over 2,000 square • Natural Fireplace 26360 Jefferson, St. Sharp bnck duplex. Each feet. Numerous updates. Clair Shores, between unit has 2 bedrooms, 1 $109,900. • All Wet Plaster 10 and 11 mile. For rent 1/2 baths, formal dining, • Sprinkling System or sale. Open house natural fireplace, base- LUCIDO & ASSOC. - 2 Car Garage Saturday 10- 3, Sunday ment, 2 1/2 car garage. 313-882.1010 -1,296 Square Feet 11- 3. Call for Irstof updates. Stieber Realty FIRST offering, 2257 Al- -New Roof GOVERNMENT Fore- lard- Recently refurbish- - Formal Dining Room 810-n5-49oo closed homes from pen- ed in excellent taste. 2 • Newer Furnace & Central Air nies on your $1.00. De- HARPER Woods- 2 bed. bedrooms, natural fire- - Hardwood Floors linquent Tax, Repo's, room, corner lot with place. Our lowest price REO's. Your Area. Toll basement & garage. brick home in the • All Wood Windows Free. 1-800-218-9000 Call Real Estate Group Pointes. Open Sunday - $174,900 Ext. H-5803 for current of Amenca Inc., 810. 2- 4. Tappan & Associ- listings. 296-2311. ates, 313-884-6200. 1677 Brys, Grosse Pointe Woods By OwDer 31.~Z436 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 31.3-886-7564 • 81.0-9"-9366 800 HOUSES FOR SALE ••• ••• ON LAKESHORE ROAD • GROSSE POINTE SHORES Williamsburg colomal, built in 1995 by Kellett Construction of Bloomfield Hills and de"lgned by renowned architect Elmer Rlenke whose dream home" have graced the pages of Colomal Homes Magazme ApprOXimately 4,400 square feel. Comphmented With high ceilings and quality throughout ThiS umque property IS ne..tled between Lakeshore mansIOns 10 pnvacy and seclUSion. Mati or fax inqumes to A J. Weaver, POBox 806092, St Clair Shore.,. MI. 48080-6092 (FAX 3l3-882-~80) $] ,499,500 00 t>...... (~.~ .... ,; ~v-lo ..• 'i"k: .... !lfI: ... f" ,.\ ~ J '. 1 ~.,. 'W:~ ...... , ,..,."" "i I" ol\ 1!t.t>1 • " ... t ..,>.. ... }1'\"?.... 4U • ~,,, • ~< •• :~:~ ., ¥,') , . ; ... ~ .. \ • - ------2- .....&-~&-@.&-m&-.t.__0 __ . - . Page 18 YourHome Thursday, December 4, 1997 320 BUSINESS 820 BUSINESS 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FlATS 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES FOR sale by owner- In- ST. Clair Shores... South LOVELY 3 bedroom ST. CLAIR SHORES FINANCIALLY sound come property With 3 of 12 Mlle. West of Little French Colonial. Fire- brand new custom bUtIt, 3 company expanding- apartments. First floor Mack. 1st offenng- open place, 2 car garage, bed rom bnck & vinyl ranch Selling 5% of my hold- C~ can be owner occupied. Sunday 12- 3. "28536 breakfast nook, sun- featuring full basment; on Ings in the above, due to Grosse POinte Park. No CABOUCHON Rockwood." 3 bedroom room. 1443 Harvard, a huge 75x 232 ft lot. family cnSIS, rare oppor- agents. (810)229-0079 ranch, Florida room, 2 Grosse Pointe Park. $114,900. tunity. Possible 500% car garage, finished Open Sunday, 2 to 5 return on your money. New To U.S. Lee Real Estate, ask for HARPER WOODS basement. Many up- Call Debbie Lynch, Real Eastland Village Co-op. Call Mr. Lunn. (810)778- Europe's top designer Harvey (810)n1-3954 9374 dates, clean, good value Estate One. 810-772- Rare first floor unit. fashion jewelry company at $121,900. By owner 8800. TWO family flat: 680- 682 Close to shopping & invites you to a business 810-775-3348 NEW listing for sale by Neff Rd. Fantastic loca- transporation. $37,900. opportunity meeting. GROSSE Pointe Park: 5 owner completly updat- tion! 2 bedrooms (each Stieber Realty unit). New 3 car garage. bedroom, 2 bath, Family ed Ranch with loft. 3 810-775-4900 room, kitchen with eat- bedroom, great room $235,000. No brokers. See displays-hear about a MAUMEE- 2,000 square Ing space. LIving room, and large kitchen. Hard- 313-922-1990. r;iel\L~ feet, 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 golden opportunity to be natural fireplace and wood floors, sky light. REAL ESTATE bath. Updated through- a full or part - time more! All for $219,800. alarm and spnnkler sys- out, newer kitchen, - Call Rick Landuyt for tem, many extras! 2127 ATTORNEY consultant with hardwood floors, fire- your tour today before Anita (313)882-7658 Will represent you at the ~~f~~1 place. Close to The Vil- CABOU CHON It'S Open Sunday! 313- open Sunday 2-4. closmg of your home. lage. Immediate occu- 886-5040, Ext. 213. Attorney 8.J. BELCOURE NEW Home with lake ac- pancy. $187,900. Centu- eAd,VIGe 313-882-2323 Serious Earning Classified Advertising cess. Ready for walk ry 21. 313-886-3600 Potential an IDEA that sells! through. 313-882-3731 SHORES sprawling ranch. ~ Many updates, first floor 809 LAKE/RIVER LOTS Free Training and 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE laundry. $319,900. Cen- Need help Support tury 21,810-286-1738. ST. Clair lot. 100' steel seawall. Century 21 As- with your The Georgian Inn sociates, Tom Marino. classified ad? 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 810-294-3655 31327 Gratiot, Roseville 815 OUT OF STATE Call our friendly South of GROSSE Pointe Woodsl PROPERTY Thomas Ervin Mack- 3,000 square expert sales Macomb Mall feet, divided in 2. Sepa- PHOENIX condo's- Single representatives Starts at 7:30pm promt rate utilities, furnaces level (solid block con- Dec. 8th and 9th Let's Talk About and central air. Ample struction) located in sun- for advice! parking. Agent owned. ny Arizona. Secure gat- Bring IJ, friend 810-778-7845 ed community. 2 bed- (313)882-6900 Real Estate room, 1 bath. Mint con- For more details and SALEI lease- Grosse dition! Only $49,950. reservations Pointe, 4,000 sq. ft. Of- Rick Brandt Broker. 1- GrOH Point~N~ws _ "CHECKING THE COMPETITION" ficel commerica!. Brush- 602-921-2503. 222.doit- call Ron or Diane at: wood Corporation, now.coml-rbrandt (SCA {\~'~ '<0 .. 1-800-711-8628 (313)331-8800. Network) Ifyou have bad your bome on the market for awhile. it may be time to check again on your COOlpetitiOO. On the day you listed 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE your property with a Realtor. I'm sure you discusserl how much r you should ask for your house. This decision was probably made by comparing your propeny with others that were on the market OPEN MapSOf when yours went up for sale. Well. it may be time to make that SUNDAYS comparison again. Here are the things to look for: 2-4 Grosse Pointe & NEW LISI1NGS 1179 What new propenies are now vying for your buyer's attention? HAMPTON Harper Woods IfyOID'p • , Thursday, December 4, 1997 YourHome Page 19 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EAL ESTATE 830 GROSSE POINTE SHORES 834. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 821 Lake~~~':. 3/~ J3r~c_kRan~h,- 1n~0~ P~o~.=!l_ $600's 810-775-4525 1047 Somerset 5/2 Good size family room $219,800 313-886-5040 Ext. 213 831 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 835. DETROIT Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone 2050 Kenmore 3/1.5 ------Open daily with appolnntmen_t _ $135,00~_~!3.:~2...:!414 No listings Available 672 Birch Lane 4/2.5 Contemporary ranch By owner By appointment $3] 7,OO~ _!13_-8_84_-52_92 1179 Hampton 3/1 Open Sun. 2-4. Randy, (-21. $179,700 313-331-6684 836 HARPER WOODS Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone 20824 Ridgemont 2/1 Open Sun. 2-4. G P Schools 832 GROSSE POINTE FARMS 1 year home warranty. Open floor ___ plan Higbie Maxon, ~~~ _ _ $77,000 313-88_~34~0 Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone No Listings Available 837 ST. CLAIR SHORES 833 GROSSE POINTE CITY Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/8ath 22505 Pointe Dr. 3/2.5 lake access, under construction Call 313-882-3731 Description Price Phone ~------~------9 Alger Place 5/4.2 Etta Shafadeh, Bolton Johnston. $699,000 313.884-6400 22560 Van Court 3/2 Open Sun. 2-4. Detached condo With lake access. 1st floor master 313-886-4200 Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Pager Real Estate. Call 810-704-6011 1065 Woodbridge 2/2.5 Opc;n sun. 1-4. Sharp condo Streber Realty $119,900 810-775-4900 834. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone E1lairRoad New construction, vacant )015 available Our budder IS ready 10dl~lUSS lon~trucllon 838 NORTHERN MICHIGAN R.~dgar & As~~~ates. Call 313-886-6010 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Bishop Rd. NEW CONSTRUCTION Four lots remaining Our budder IS N~J.i~t~n~~_vailable _ __ _ _ awaiting our calf to coordinate constructing your dream home ______~ R.G.Ed8!!-& Associates. Call 313-886-6010 840 OTHER AREAS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone No Listings Available -~------ 831 837 5t ClAIR SHORES GROSSE POINTE WOODS First Offering "" Reasons To Put Your Home On The Market Cranford Lane, Grosse Pointe ] • January IStraditionally the largest transfer Stunning tour bedroom, three bath townhouse During Just olt Lakeshore Dnve In Grosse POinte Shores, thiS condominium \\ Ithln wa Iklng distance of the Village month - and you will not want to mIss the three bedroom, two bath home has a wonderful famill room With vaulted ceiling and fireplace $315,000 Best Bu ! The Holidays opportunity to capture the market. 2. Wmter-time buyers are very serious buyers. 3. Your home will attract buyers who, for tax or other financial considerations, must close dUring the calendar year 4. By selling now, you can arrange for delayed occupancy of your home. Your home looks wonderful during the holiday season. Charming three bedroom Harper Woods ranch With 5. 6. Grosse POinte schools I Large updated kitchen, new EnJo} a Juxur\, maintenance tree IIfest} Ie In Ihl' windows, basement recreation room \\ Ilh bar and an There are usually fewer homes for sale and therefore there are less homes for you beautltul two bedroom, two bath ,econd tloor extra bath 122 900 condomrnlum With wonderful views 01 woods and the American Dream to compete with. 7. One of the hIghest ratios of listings to sales occurs durmg lake thiS time of the year. 8. Buyers often have more time to look at homes during the holidays. ~) .. You may have fewer shOWings of your home but the shOWings will be to qualified and motIvated buyers. 10. When you list your home tor sale with Johnstone & Johnstone you will receive not only the finest brokerage servIce but unparalleled advertisIng and exposure of your home where it matters New rool and Pella Windows In thiS tucked away three bedroom Gro~~e Pomte \Nood~ ranch Brld most - in the prrnt media and with all the major relocation companies. 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