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Horsing around Quote: 'DetrOIt I' dlv('r~(' Dalmatlons - or all things spotted - was the theme of Annie Red1awskl's birth. ethmcilllv DetrOIt I~ nch day party last weekend at her family's Grosse Pointe Farms home. The balmy April culturilllv DetrOIt" 19 afternoon wss perfect for Annie. center, and neighbor friend Libby Jensen, 7. home" who enjoyed pony rides, (from Haverhl11 Farms In White Lake}, as part of the fes. tlvitles The Redlawski's didn't actuaUy have the temperamental spotted dogs pre- sent, but put black and white spots on just about everything. See story, page 4A AI Varga
EDITORIAl, SR2-02q~ • ntSI'I AY ADVrRTISINC: RR2-1'iOO • CI ASS" ILl): RR2-flQOO • (IRCLt .\TlO"\,;:1.n-'i'i77 • PROJ)LCTIO\,: kS2-hO .~ CORPO.An O"ICII. , R),i '" fi rr 11 \111 ow M 4AM1, J 'V 14 ~EQIIEN(,E IfW\;r~\4~t f I" ~ Tr";) I A • 1 SCOTT ROBINSON f'rno lmq 1iilrr <; ()IT' r ...rl"n .IGIOMAL O"ICI. o , ",1( thn~ ~ I('/~) • • • i 11 1 Wf>Ol MI119A.1' II t H'~ Hn~ • jfdc\! Roil f, '1t;1 ...... 1 .... )~ Apnl 24, 1997 2A News Grosse Pointe News 50 years ago this week ~esterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week for the Park to lIlS tal I steel • The City Just says no, no, interlocking sheets on the east Side of the Fox Creek canal to Corrections no no to helping the Woods In CorrectIOns Will be printed Its legal entanglement With St prevent floodmg of some 1,000 homes m the Park on thiS page euery week If Clair Shores over using land there IS an error of fact In purchased froI").the Edsel Ford any story, call the newsroom ".:::.ta~ rut u..:x.. Q~ do "'~VuvJ:;:'• .le-:t.l.- 5 years ago this week aJ (J1J) Iid~-U~~4 dents-only park, no to takmg • Some 7,000 Kroger work- part m Detroit's $3 mllhon to ers go on strike, affecting both The names of Sharon and $8 ml1hon sewer project, and the Village and MackJMoross Gary Vasher were not no to the school board's request stores In the Pomtes Included In a story pub- that the house bequeathed to • Meanwhile, Muhers 1Ishl'd Apnl17 the dIStrICt - the Murry W Market In the Park and Village The Vashers were among Sales home at Jefferson and Food Market m the Farms nine couples who donated Lincoln - be taken off the tax ellJoy mcreased busmess by money to have a tree plant- rolls shoppers refUSing to cross ed dunng a ceremony Apnl • Farms pohce and the Kroger picket hnes 20 near the Grosse Pomte Grosse POinte News receive • It's finally over The Farms PIer Park pavUJOnm numerous complaints that the Mlcrugan Supreme Court rules honor of Grosse Pomte stretch of Kercheval between to keep the Park In the 1st Farms reSidents Ed and Oak Street and Moross has County CommlsslO~er Dlstnct Jean Smith become the "POinte Speedway," along WIth the other POlntes 25 years ago this week • The arrest of an IS-year- old male POinte youth leads to City of ~O:55~ ~o:inte ~ &rmS, Mkhlgan the clOSing of 27 criminal cases In the POIntes, ranging from arson to armed robbery NOTICE OF LAST DAY FOR FILING NOMINATING • The school board adopts a PETITIONS FOR CITY OFFICES new student code, governing tobacco, alcohol and other NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that pursuant to lhe CIty Charter and the drug use, lOSubordlnauon and Mlclugan Eleclton Law of 1964, as amended, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1997 IS falsJficatlOn of student IDs the last day for fihng NommatlI1g Pellllons for the followmg Cay Offices • WIth two Incumbent school board members decid- Four (4) COUNC1LMEMBERS Ing not to run for re-election, One (l) MUNICIPAL WDGE the Pomtes look forward to a rare Wlde-open race for the PetItIOns will be receIVed by the Clty Clerk untIl 4 00 P m on Tuesday, Ma~ Grosse POinte Board of 13,1997 Ph.1<>by Fred Runnells EducatIOn Shane L. Reeslde Weather dictates new baseball uniform 10 years ago this week G P N 04/17197 & 04/24197 Cay Clerk • Five natlonal and mterna- Kenneth "Chris" Christenson. star southpaw hurler of the Grosse Pointe High tlOnal enVlronmentahst School diamond team, shows what the well-dressed ball player was wearing in the groups fIle SUlt agamst con- Pointe while Dame Nature was having her fling. Up to the time the school's base- struction of the proposed ball schedule was due to start. the team had had only three days of outdoor prac- DetrOit incinerator tice. (Grosse Pointe News photo April 24, 1947} • Detroit gives Its approval Cleansweep ------From page 1 for one park They Will be phYSical development commit- Development Corp was assisted by Candy Sweeney of tee overseemg the project formed In 1993 to address mt} bUSinesses, mdividuals the DetrOit Jumor League A mclude board members also ISSUesof physIcal development and orgamzatIons have donat- DetrOIt area muralist wl1lwork actIve In surrounding commu. affectmg the border areas of ed time, IDatenals and other With Grosse Pomte and DetrOit mty orgamzatlOns, Ellen DetrOIt and the Grosse resources In support of the pro- youth m developmg and pront- Burzynski, Mary FraZier, Pomtes The 16-member board Ject The Phl1 Pltters Co, a mg the mural Other area Maggie DeSantis, ErIC of dIrectors and 45-member local landscape and gardemng landscapmg and pamt firms Dueweke, Greg Handel, Jay adVISOryboard mcludes resi- company on Alter Road, IS have agreed to donate suppltes Juergensen, Charlie Men, Ron dents, bUSiness owners and workIng WIth Lam Sanchez, as the project progresses Stewart, Bob Vieweg and AngIe communIty leaders from forester WIth the Greenmg of Deborah Olsen IS chwr of Zemboy DetrOlt and the Grosse Detroit, on preliminary deSIgns Jomt Cities Members of the The JOint Cltles POlntes. .------,I "Q S ~l CIWI.DRY~ of LAKESHORE I LORDY, LORDY • Jewelry and Walch Repair, • I ,-'" CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING I • $99 for 1/4 Cardt Cluster Rmgs • I !~ -~ ~~~~~~~~ I TERRI'S 40! • SpeCial DraWing for 2 Carat Tenm, Bracelet • ~.¥JI'-~ • Lay-A- Way and GIft Items AVdIlable • I 1M:fually FREE CARPET I Happy 40th • SpeCIal Orders • Cu,tom De<,JgnedJe\llelry • Owned & Operated WJIJDI. 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I • D • • • Q Apn124,1997 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Chico's, a women's apparel store, to open in Village By Amy Andreou Miller who flew m trom Florida to Iy colored Signs Staff Writer present ills plan before council, c=J; What a difference subdued for selectmg "tasteful and sub- A1> preVlously reported m the ~ -~ colors make dued colors, keepmg Wlth the Grosse Pomte News, stLlIWalt- 14 White and Navaho white style of the stores of the mg for council approval for t-' .1 ,j -! , their SIgnS are Emstem dre" SIDl Ies an ....novi; 0" pra.lo.x: V,n.:lb~» ~ from Village merchants and Szumlanskt presented a plan llagels, winch plans to open m PIN ""-"ill> >'ETA!. 0 I the former Walton Pierce loca- CAN 61..0"6 euo: ~7cof~cl me;noors from the that shows the storefront tlon at 16628 Kercheval, and ~~~~T'" PAlNT ... 11' I Y 0 rosse omte boastmg the name "ChiCO'S"m Blockbuster, plannmg to locate b II' r-, Those were a part of the nme locatIOns SIX tImes m m the former Banana Republic I coIor scherne proposed at the Vlnyl appllques along the bot- bUlldmg at 16822 Kercheval ., """'~!(j)L!lw: LfT161'> M d A I =;t on ay, prl 21, counCIl tom of two Wlndows, one above ~ '1111'11 S . PAl PLEASE CALL ME TO FIND OUT MORE ABOlJT THE Donate your TARGET 5 TRUSTl wheels to help Louis Bruno Easter Seals Robert Thomas Secuntie~, Member NASD/SIPC You can noVo donate 21115 Mack Avenue )our car tru"k ~an motor Grosse Pointe Wood~, MI 48236 C}"Ic boat rcal c,talc Phone: (13) 8858900 Fax: (313) 885,7236 "hatc\ cr 10 I a,tcr ",eal, Yoo rCCCI\C a tax- dcdulllhle credit for Ihe faIr market \aluc ofthc \ chIcle P~ ...~ ('l I f"f' P ~~ '"'1 M fl r"~ rT>') f' (o...,pJoe-'" ,10 me:>, n Ild I'l COtlPOllA,. O"'CIII , 110.4 <; irm lIar'! "log J'1(JW M 4R601 r~11) 7";, )91.4 SEQUENCE IRNll 90R 14'/> 10< I' 111'9/1"1 SCOTT IIGBINION f"n'ln omqlftc,\ om P 4"!-denl ••• IOIIAL O'ftCIt 9)() R.,hh n~ I) I tp 2~1 (, flf1d HO\ll"'''' MI oIl9.417 loloj R40 Ano ~o:.~6~ R'}~~7-i7 ApnJ24,1997 4A News Grosse Pointe News Pointer achieves goal of visiting all seven continents By Margie Reins Smith So, In 1979 he accepted a a doten prmts ,md posters by do - bomethmg hIgh quality to Asslsla'11 Edllor poSitIOn as admllllstrative law Dwgo Rivera, one of hi" do I love the Metropohtan Al Varga hat> traveled the Judge m the SOCial Security faVOrite artI"ts, a collage of Mu,eum of Art and Carnegie world He recently returned Sy"tem'" office of hearlng& and whalebones, shells and stones Hall When I'm there I never del,'Tee m educatIOnal cldmlnls- slOnallv from India Katmandu and appeal" He hears dl"abIl,t) from Antarltlca, hats from take the subway or a tUXl I tratlOn And I earned a bache He started traveling m Bankok He'" been to Chma, ~ase" all non ad, ert>arldl pro Chma, dn Apache ram "tlck, a walk the bouthern tiP of lor of sclCnce degree m kmesl- earnest m 1985, when he y,ent Ru,,"la, AustralLa, Northern ceedmgs walkml! <,tlCk from Irpl"od Manhattan all the wav to r-Ir,g: "h,... 'Jf- .~J uf the L. G !t.:> AIIIUI, ;,ulHn Allwn~a, tile Jl ~u S...... vUolHluu (.l, bU~~.ll.b i..t l}J He t> been \\ orlong then' and a machete from the Far Central Park" ArctIC and AntarctIc mclt>c1es and motIOn," he said Wlthm a few yedrs he had more than 17 years East He pomt" out many HI" faVOrite llty? He'" vIsited most of the 'I call my~elf a fitness ad\o- traveled to every contment and '"rhlt> gI\e" me a redl hfe," he pnnt" by hiS fdvonte artist, "Metropohtan DetrOIt," he cate 1\ e aly, ay~ been very ath- most of the major CIIll.'S and major cltle~ of the world Some, "dld "I Can tr Ivel pldv golf, Fredenck Fne"eke, an Impres sUld, WIth d smIle several times letiC and I exprclse every day I countries m the world HIS ,olunlper fOI orgalllzatlOns I slOmst who happened to hdve "Don't be surprised DetrOit HIS faVOrite cIty may sur P.lt .I good dlPt " most recent triP was to Pam, 11kI' been born m Owosso, IS diverse ethmcally It's a pn~e you Maybe not Last December he went to Michigan All the souvemrs are meltmg pot Antarctica, completmg hiS goal Varga was born m DelRay dlsplayed and edch one has It;, "DetrOit IS rich, culturally of vIsIting all seven continents dnd grew up In southwest own tale We have Orchestra Hall, whICh DetrOit He graduated from He's been to ChJll and Peru, "I've been all over the world I thmk IS the second best hall Allen Park High School he's crUIsed the I've seen every major City, some ever, acoustically (The best Ib "I was always a good ath Mediterranean, he's traveled to more than once What are my Carnagle Hall III New York) lete," he smd "Good, but not Egypt, Ireland and Australia favontes?" he ask" We have the DlA, one of the great I dJd basketball and Sometimes he tra\els alone San FranCISco, Moscow, best art mstltutes anywhere track and football" Sometimes he SIgnS up for Florence and Pans are !led for "And DetrOit IS home" He Jolnpd the army III planned Junkets Sometimes he 1958 third place He can't deCide Varga plans to travel W1thm and was statIOned m HawaII travels With Earthwatch, a which one IS better the Umted States for awhlle "I "It was really a hardshIp," he group of volunteers who help Varga's second favorite IS need to do more conventIOnal saId, with a smile "Wlthm a profeSSIOnals With research New York City "It's the center tnps," he said "I'd like to few weeks I was playmg bas- ''WIth Earthwdtch, we do lots of the umverse," he Said "pend a month In Flonda play- ketball, then track, then foot- of memal Jobs, for Instance on "There IS always somethmg to mg golf" ball I enjoyed the sports But archaeolOgical dIgs, but the we actually had to work every profeSSIOnals are grateful for week too I was WIth a recon the help I observed the mIgra- outfit, workmg wIth M56s, tIOn ptitterns of bIrds m China I1ght track vehicles that could I helped get SOlI samples In be parachuted out of air- vmeyards m Austraha I planes" helped excavate sites near the Varga returned to DetrOIt anCient Iron mmes near three years later and enrolled KJllarney, Ireland I pho- m the DetrOIt InstItute of tographed and measured cliff Technology He wanted to be a dwellmgs of ancIent HopI lawyer Three years later, he IndIan tribes m Arizona," he began studymg at the Detroit bmd College of Law and eventually "I usually meet a lot of mce graduated from U of D Law people People who travel School m 1967 aren't sourpusses They're "I began to practIce law I fnendly" When he's home m the City ~. 22606 Greater Mack Ave St Clair Shores was corporatIOn counclI for the ~ (Betwl!l!n a-9 Mile) city of DetrOIt for two years, of Grosse Pomte, Varga volun- then assIstant prosecutmg teers to help the DetrOit "Oome in lor an BWB/'d winning CTYlE" attorney for St ClaIr County Institute of Arts, the MIchIgan 772-4111 771.9797 771-9797 for a year, then In private prac Opera Theatre, the DetrOIt tlce for 10 years I represented Symphony Orchestra and the the DetrOit PolLce Officers Photo b) MaTgl€' Rem~ 8m] th Grosse Pomte War MemOrial AssocIatIOn and the Pohce AI Varga collects art and souvenirs from all the cities HIS Interest m art IS obVIOUS Officers AssociatIOn of and countries he visits. when he talks about the sou- vemrs from hIS travels The MichIgan," he sald He moved Durmg the '80s, he went to Varga has run four colorful collectIOn covers most to Grosse Pomte In 1972 school agaln, eventually earn- marathons He's given them up "The practice of law was of the walls and shelf space of mg three degrees for now Too demandmg, he ROSALIE extremely stressful and saId Half-marathons are hIS home m the CIty of Grosse BRIDGET demandmg," Varga said "I "I earned an LLM m labor enough He runs on the track Pomte He pomts to Icons from NEW MON 9-4 went from one major cnSlS to law from Wayne State at Grosse Pomte South High RUSSIa, urns from France, 011 pamtmgs from Prague and EVENING HOllRlJ TUE 12.8 the next for 10 years I could Umverslty I worked on a Ph D School or around hiS neIghbor WED 1-8 see It would eventually take Its m educatIOn at WSU but, m hood, he lifts Weights and runs Peru and Moscow and ParIS, toll on me" fact, earned a post-master's at the YMCA, he SWIms, occa- figurines from MeXICO, at least !o')o/'/, (j'JfI,/llofll'/'P/1P pre~ent~ a ('7iJ'p V~.t.){fl~ !Pftypny ('p/"I.liOJ, t~ Itunng 'elt:ll It~m, lrolll I TUtIIl OhIO e,t I[~ (lr;",~I'Olllle \hellll,.1II \I()lIro~ \lIdllg.m .mu.1 \~II )orh eolkelor 0, u ~'oh>l' bll~ ~,[ar~alld ,III er I~IIdn t.lhUgl HU"I.lll ohlelh d ,m TIlI.lm ~ {o (,lrtlLr [)3\ Id \\ehh ~hlumh~rgt.r, dlamoml, lrom ulI,.kr I (~) L1 to ,I 7 ~o L1 pe1r ,h1pl ~u C T ION _ Sunday, May 4,1997 • 12 Noon Town"end lIotel • toO Town"end On\e • Blmllngh,ull, \hehlgan __ ..J ~r4fuark'5 i f/JR EV~~-- JElrcxd ~critagc Thursday, 1Iay 1• 10 am to H:JO pm Friday, 1Iay 2 • 10 am to 5:00 pm Fine Quality Furniture, Rugs & Accessories Loe,ltlon 199" \tun Stllte 20-! Ph mouth \hclng.1I1 Located in Mt. Clemens at Saturday, May J • 10 am to 4.00 pm 37055 North Gratiot (at 16 Mile Rd.) Northpointe Center LOL!tlOI1 TO\\l1'end Hotel. 1(XI 100\11'l'nd Dml • Bm11l1l~h.ulJ. \hdlll~all Use Cash, Check, Visa, Mastercard or Financing Available Store was dosed Sale begins GREAT WEDNESDAY THtJRSDAY 4SALE DAYS to mark morning at • Thurs. 10.9 • Fri. 10.9 IlfI. \'\1 \1 ..... tlllllTdllll\\dll" 1Illrlllll\llmk . downpri(eJ 10:00 a.m. • Sat. 10.-6 HI"''''' II ~,h ".h l r 111 i l TI 1111<.1 TI.. I\,(. r \,. 1" h \1 "'Cl \ \\ rl-.m ,rC. r I 11 Illl.h TII.... lurnll"'<' nl\ nd 11111 lid 11th ... • 11 nrlh\\ll,fr 11 rdxn ..'(.lnlllitl iT Ilxlrlllh~ II'hllrltlr'\ fr, ...... I<.t II~o II r., .t '<.1 \ ....1 "l( I.-, rlml IlnHI ,lrrtl"c.II<,\(, r .....l0 ....\\I ...lunl~ lllr' III II III 11 j rill., ... 1 J,?I \ d 1111 11 I n I pplllr ...II I, ... 00 00 I 1 11 '\dltl ,11)(\ I ,~~\ ml~lll(n ..~ ...I'lr II Ilil 111.1 Irl\ I Ilh '1 I""\T ...... 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SEQlJENCE IRM Q~8 ,.,~ 10, I'll 9774)1 SCOTT IIOIIINION pmo1 nmqlQr ,~(r:>rr1 p p~ rlNlI I.GIOMAL O"IC" Uf~ohr-n\') I"'/~) I mrl H(1\1pn MI JJ9A 17 I~ ~I 8.~ 81)~ 10,161' R41MM ~ ...... J ..L-~"" Robert G Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED 882-6900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODUCTION 1I11.z.l12'l4 Bubara "'lazbeck Vethol.,kt Pubhsher Jolin Minnis 81123500 "H",", M.ttg1e- Reolns SmIth \1allil'lo";lr Roger B Hages AdH>rtl'ilng ~anaglf ("h.u).-s Kr.u.nf"1 "1Jn.l~t' VoIlf'nt Enc.hf'lf EdItor and General ASSlSt.1nt I:.dLtN I Feature rdltor Fri.n Velardo Kim M Kozlowsk. AS<;lslanl 10 the A~.,. : A view from the sidelines \T'L.L NE.veR GET OFF By Wilbur Elston Stassen at 90 early advocate of mternatlOnahsm In a 111E. GlnJNP!!! state that, hke most other MIdwest states, had clung to IsolatlOmsm until Pearl still likes UN Harbor In hiS third term, Stassen reSIgned as s a newspaperman who knew him governor to enter the Navy, semng In the 60 years ago, I stilI find It difficult South PaCific as a top aide to Adm A to beheve that Harold E Stassen Wilham Halsey He also managed to be on observed hIS 90th birthday last hand for the Japanese surrender at Tokyo week at a fancy party at the St Paul Bay Radisson Hotel When he was discharged at the Great Stassen was a three-term governor of Lakes Naval Tramlng statIOn near Minnesota, a World War II naval officer, Chicago, I was on hand to greet hIm and one of the U S delegates to the San report to Mlnneapohs Star & Tnbune FranCISco sessIOn that wrote the UN readers about his postwar plans Charter, a top admInistrator m the It turned out he wanted only to run for Eisenhower adminIstratIOn, and a fre- preSident, which helped explam why he quent and unsuccessful candIdate for the later rejected the state GOP offer of an GOP preSidential nominatIOn uncontested nomination for U S senator. But m an Intemew WIth a Star Tnbune In hiS article, the Star TTlbune reporter at a Bloomington, Mmn , nursing reporter, Dane Smith, gave thiS modern home, Stasben said that hIS "mam Mmnesota evaluatIOn of Stassen on Apnl achievement" had been "those 10 weeks 13, hiS 90th birthday In San FranCISco, gettmg the ongInal "Few would deny that Stassen left a Umted NatIOns charter agreed to," back wholesome and optImistic legacy for In 1945 Minnesota and the world, something That partiCipatIOn looms large m often lackmg In today's leaders" Stassen's memory because he was an I'll buy that Give the Park a chance By Mark Barrows bmdmg, 70-year-old agreement IS meamng- The March 1997 Issue of CreeksIde News less when raw sewage flows mto your creek Reviving the Whitewater case and Views, the newsletter pubhshed by the and seeps onto your property Creekside Commumty Development Corp, As Mayor Heenan has pomted out, the e now have the word of Keneth But then Labaton furnIshed thiS addi- contams a keen observatIOn "It appears as City of DetrOIt IS partially responsihle for the W. Starr, the Independent coun- tional pIece of adVIce to readers though GPP (Grosse POinte Park) has seventy of tms prohlem Fox Creek should W sel, that hiS investigation of the "Both men (McDougal and Hale) are embarked on theIr sewer separatIOn - be dredged and breaches m the canal wall WhItewater mess In Arkansas deeply flawed as WItnesses, as felons who reportedly a $20 mIllion proJect" need to be repaJred It would also be helpful has been "reVIved" by the sentencing of committed cnmes involVIng fraud and In Ius fable about the wolfm sheep's cloth- li Detroit would Increase the flow of water James B McDougal, a former Whitewater deceptIOn And McDougal has had mental mg,Aesop taught us that "appearances often through the creek bus mess partner of PreSident and Mrs and phYSICal Illnesses that, hIS doctor are deceiVIng" However, Creekside News Grosse Pomte Park has undertaken a $20 Clmton saId, have Impaired hiS memory" and Views readers can be assured that the million major constructIOn project to remedy McDougal's three-year pnson sentence So now the questIOn IS whether Starr enormous Pits that have been dug and the tIus SItuatIOn It Isn't a scam or a stallmg tac- was descnbed as "a relatively lement one" has uncovered further eVIdence of the hft statlon under constructIOn at Patterson tIC, It'S a solutIOn for hiS 18 felonv conVIctions The sentence preSident's partiCipatIOn In the Park are not Just elaborate charades and Perhaps the words "patlence" and "raw came after -Starr's comment that WhItewater loan or whether he IS gOing to facades All that machmery IS real, too sewage" are antithetical But Grosse POinte McDougal had "truthfully and substan- rely on the words of two conVIcted felons Indeed, the work ISgomg forward, finally Park IS domg Its part The Creekslders tially aIded" the investIgators, leadmg to agamst the word of the preSident of the Our Fox Creek mends have long had a should conSIder fOCUSingmore of theIr frus- new revelatIOns not yet made public Umted States legitImate complamt, and theIr resentment tratIOn and energy towards forcmg the In hIS story, New York Times reporter Under the CIrcumstances, the stones and frustratlon IS understandable A legally Archer admmlstratlOn to do Its part Stephen Labaten commented that that reportedly link the Chntons to McDougal IS the second WItness, after WhItewater stdl do not appear to be sup- DaVId L Hale, to have challenged the ported by speCific eVIdence, despite Starr's preSIdent's demal that he had played any efforts to wm more mformatlOn from Letters part In the $300,000 WhItewater loan McDougal and hIS WIfe That loan was backed by the federal As we have saId before, the preSident apply Grosse Pomte News and the Small BUSiness AdminIstratIOn that was and hIS WIfe deserve the .;,ame treatment Poorer for it Th the Editor: Most dlsturbmg IS the "any- entire Grosse Pomte communi- supposed to have made such loans only to guaranteed to all CItIzens They are to be thmg goes - Just wm" strategy members of mmontles or the economIcal- Your Apnl 10 edltonal ty for donating over 3 5 tons of regarded as Innocent, even by Starr, until dIsplayed m the last t....o elec- food to Gleaners Commumty ly disadvantaged proven guilty observed the lack of candIdates for the school board Both can- tions The Hunts and Shields Food Bank from the 1997 "fuds dIdates have clear ties to the decent human oolngs and car- Helpmg fuds" school canned system, and Without OppOSI- Ing famlhes, \\ere subjected to food dnve A precedent for 'G.P. Blank'? tIOn are assured of electIOn outnght hes and egreglOus per ThIS year mark~ the 20th The faIlure of the commumty sonal attacks year that Gleaners has been Grosse POinte reSIdent who WIsh- had come mto a fortune as a result of a to attract a number of quahfied The hes went ooyond any nounshmg the community by es to remam anonymous claIms wrongful-death SUIt" and talented candidates does Issue at the schools, even to the dlstrlbutmg _urplu~ and that the Pomtes once dId have a not bode well for the long-term le"el of mdlvldual rehglOus donated food to non profit soup A bellef<; and famIly value~ [~ character somewhat SImIlar to Our anonymous fflend wrote that succe~~ of Grosse POInte kItchens church pantries, ~chools thIS the future of Grosse she1ter~ and other feedmg Martm the hIt man played by John Donald wa" "always tT)lng thl'> and that, POinte? ('u..,ack m "Gro<;se Pomte Blank," the cur- hIS WIfe would tell me Like M,ca", ber <;he When I ran as a candidate agenclC~ We are currently dls- Tru~tee~hlp IS a large tnbutmg more than one mIl- rent film whIch claim" connectIOn" to thIS always hoped that <;omethmg would turn for school board In 1993 my expenses were only about respon<;lblhty \11th ~Ignlficant lion pounds of food every commumtv up $1,000 and that amount was demand~ on personal time and month The v,nter ~ald that many year~ ago he "And so It dId She called onp day to <;ay ~ufficlent to run a competitIVe faml1le~ It IS the ultimate of The Gro_ Grosse Pojnt~N~ws TheOp-Ed Page. April24, 1997, Page 7A _Y.!f · _ MemOrial Presbyterian Drawing more Taxing the Church In the past four years, than a blank credulity the sharp-eyed Joe has notIced one tlung conspicuous by Its It's got a "Pomte High On hIS annual mghthme absence In the big plate With School" and also sports an VIgIl April 15 at the Mack the velvet bottom no half-dol- upscale restaurant called "The Avenue post office, FYI was all lars HIppo Club" A store displays a set to tell It ltke It was and "Youused to see them all the famIliar Sign, saymg, "No name names of local tax strag- time," says Joe ''Now, no one News or Free glers fihng at the last mmute ever gives you a 50-<:entpiece" Press wanted After all, I was m the clear, Cunous, Joe started ask.mg here," and a ~ haVIng filed hours preViously around at Pomte bus messes convemence But that was before the fol- "Everywhere I went, they srod store tackier '''~ lowmg people turned up they dJ.dn't have any," he saId than anythmg _ between 8 30 p m and the time He finally found someone at you'll find m (about 10 pm) that the branch Amencan Speedy Pnntlng who the Pomtes was set to close Sald she got a couple, a few has been bwlt • The head of a large Pomte months ago "She had to go to a on the sIte community orgaruzatIon bank to find them," he says once OCCUpIed • A close acquamtance who Joe figures the mlssmg coms by the lead works as d financl!lI adVIser represent mllhons of dollars character's boyhood home • Two students from the last hoarded somewhere, never to A hehcopter pan shows our wntmg class I taught at the be spent, and admits he col- lakeshore and even a glimpse War Memonal (I always tell lects them lumself of the real South Hlgh, and them never to push the dead- "I've got three," he says there's a storefront FM statIOn Ime) called "RadiO Free Grosse _' • A former semor warden 'Training a Tiger' - a good read Pomte" and two pnests from my You may not find many of Just how good, and how real- church those Kennedy halves loose m By VIctor Bloom, MD er they had ever seen Norman got as a boy, TIger's !Shc, IS that mOVie WIth the After the last two, I decided the POlntes, hut we do have an Psychlatnst/psychoanalysl The year before 'The father constantly gave him G P htle Just out tlus month? mercy ISthe best pobcy, so they offiCial outlet for the equally I know many Grosse Shark," Greg Norman, blew a messages of encouragement As they say, the reviews are wlll remron blessedly anony- Pomters who are golfers and five-stroke lead to fall to Nick and support He was a very unseen Susan B Anthony dol- mIXed mous lar cams It's the stamp vend- who have been aVidly follow Faldo m the Master's This creative and determmed par • In the 1bwer, the student BeSides, I may need t'1elr mg the mlrac- year, as If completely hum- ent who wanted hiS son to be a mg machme at the post office newspaper of the school help when I file my final branch on Mack ulous career bled, awestruck and mtmlldat- great golfer, and knew he had "Grosse Pomte Blank" IS sup- return. path of young ed by Woods' spectacular per- to start early, but who never, The machme gives the COins posedly based on, reviewer out as change on purchases of TIger Woods formance, Faldo and Norman 10 SPite of Ills WIshes, ever Adam Bramlage calls the stamps, and has a conspicuous There IS good "choked" and didn't even make pressured the boy Halves and film "one of the better mOVies warning SlgIl about them post- reason - the the cut He always held out golf au t of Hollywood tlus year," but halve-nots young man Woods broke the Master's practice as a reward for domg ed by the change return chute says there's not much of Grosse It tells anyone who gets shows record m WInning by 12 his studJ.es and chores, and "We get checks, subway Pomte shown m It He suggests them that they're not quarters promise of strokes always made It fun and mter- tokens, Japanese yen, car wash Its "dark humor" may make It tokens, loomes out of Canada, becommg the ~ ~ Of what mterest IS all tills estmg He set It up so that appeal more to guys than to greatest '-_____ to a psycluatnst and psycho- TIger would seek out golf prac- and US cash," says the Park's If you have an FYI tip or "members of the female per- you got your taxes in before golfer of the analyst? tlee, rather than have It Joe Trowern, who Wlth hiS suasIOn" April 15. call Ken Eatherly 21st century, wluch IS no mean The answer IS Simple"All Imposed upon hIm Wlfe,Nancy, serves as a teller for the Sunday collectIOns at at (313) 822-4091. feat consldenng the lummar- the experts know that golf, What Earl dId to make prac- • The OetrOlt Free Press les of past years, such as probably more than any other tIce mterestmg, was to Invent gives It two stars out of four m Byron Nelson, Arnold Palmer sport, IS a "head-game" You games, at first puttmg games, a reVIew that blasts It for try- and Jack Nicklaus have to have your head on then chipping and, finally, dn- mg too hard to be too cool and Several sportswnters have strroght, you have to keep Vlng, whIch SUIted the devel- also says the scenery only already called 21-year-old your cool, your concentration, opmental ablhtIes of a young approXImates someone's Idea Woods the No 1 hVlng golfer your focus You cannot be rat- clnld admirably of the Pomtes and, sure enough, the greats tied or choke At first the ball would be Insist he has the most perfect To a freudian It means that put one foot from the hole, and • Detroit's alternative-press game anyone has ever seen you don't have any uncon- after he could do that on a Metro Times rates It four He IS the best dnver, chipper SCIOUS,unresolved conflicts regular basiS, the ball would stars, Just one short of "Don't and putter ever, and one can- For example, on a teleVISion be moved to two feet, ar.d so get no better" Their reView not help but wonder what mtel"V1ewNorman admitted on So Tiger learned that golf lauds the John Cusack film as went mto lus Wlnmng ways that hiS father saId he would was fun, but that busmess "a wry and spry update of the One need not wonder long never amount to anythmg came before plE'asure suburban teen romantIc come- HIS father, Earl Woods, a The mtel"V1ewerasked Ifhe First he had to do hiS dy," while also findmg III It the former green beret, did most choked, because Norman IS lessons, then he could play No moral that Grosse Pomte's a of the parentmg, coachmg and well known to have a hiStory wonder he was accepted to mce place to hve, but you trammg HIS new book, of bloWlng leads He IS an Stanford Tiger's mother and wouldn't ....ant to dle there .. "Trammg a Tiger," ISaptly enormously talented golfer, father worked as a Unified named, and he detmls the and has won the most money, team, there were no dlffer- • An unrated but upbeat process by which a small baby and ISvery successful m busI- ences of OpiniOn, no conflIct reVIew III the New York Time" was acquamted With golf and ness, but It IS well known that about pnontLes or the fan- says "G P Blank" has "enough a tmy golf club ThIS first toy when It really counts, he can tasles of hiS pIaymg champl- WIld-card energy to keep It was hiS Immediate dehght, and does, miss an easy putt onshlp golf And, on top of bnght and surpnslllg" but and before he could walk he Norman demed, 10 thiS thiS, hiS parents made sure admits "the film's exemplary wa" toddhng around on a natIOnally teleVised mlcnnew, that m addition to everythmg glimpses of Grosse Pomte, the wheeler-walker WIth hiS ever that thiS apparent chokmg else, he had a sports psycholo gilded DetrOit suburb, were present golf club At age 2 he under pressure I'>psycho!ogl- gist In constant atlcndance mostly shot 10 Pasadpna " was on the "Mike Doug!a'> eal He shrugged hIS broad dunng hiS high school year'> Show" and partiCipated m a shoulders and passed It off "It No doubt that had much to do puttmg contest Wlth Bob ISJust one of those thmgs " WIth hiS wlnmng the ama - And the Stockton Hope' Profe'>SlOnallyexpenenced teurs (Calif I Record reveals hit At age 4, he ....on a golf tour- psychoanalysts know It IS nrt Tiger was fortunate to have man/star Cu,>ack's answer to naml'nt "lth 10-year aIds Just one of those thmgs, that good genes and the best of the que"tlOn of whether he ha'> eVl'r actually been here "Uh I That was the first of hIS many III all probablhtv hi" father's guIdance Parents wantmg the thmk I went through It once," precoclOm vlctones, leadlOg to admomtlOn that he would best of adVice about how to hi" unprecedented wmnmg of never amount to anythmg IS optImIze child development he '>ays thrQ(' ,>uccesslve amateur tour m hI'>unconscIOus and works would do well to read naml'nts and finally, the to tnp him up "Trammg a Tiger" and to heed How much Gro'>se Pomte IS ama7lDg "Open," hiS fiNt pro- People thmk we can Ju,>t Its adVIce, regardless of thmr there m thl' film? Thl' rev!Cw fe'>slonal tournament shrug off or let go of messages particular alms for their child says such So('a) town~ as Recent!), lDthe Master\ at we get from our parents This or children MonrOVia, Duarte and Augusta, he broke record after ISnot thl' ca<;e' ,The story I" true and mspl- Paqadena Imper"lmate what rl'cord agamst thl' top players The book ''TramlOg a Tlgl'r' ratIOnal, It I" a model for our the film s press descnhl'~ as of thp world, who magnam by Wood,,'father, Earl. I" a time,> the "posh old money" enclavl' mou"ly agreed m con<;ensus, C8<;e10 pomt Dr Bloom III ('~ and prac (IS that u~ thl'y're talkIng that he was the greatc"t play Unlike thl' me"'''ages tlce~ In Gros~e POInte Park about?) CCHlPCHlAft 0PfICI1. , Rr Ii ~ Hom 1ror') tog r"1(]w ~ AAf,O, f' 1 ' J) 01.d SEQUENCE l/f' IP)0119,P ... EXCELLENT SERVICE COME BY CHECK otrr OUR + WELCOMING ATMOSPHERE CWTHING GETYOURHAJR AND 'VAILS DONE, HAVE A :! + HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS MASSAGE & ENJOY A ~, .. 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Rivard Sr. week before her 74th bIrthday 1997 1927, a" well a~ Bennett JUnIor mumty, he was a member of Canada before finally settlmg A funeral sefVlce was held III Mrs Mitchell, was born In Mr LoVI<;d, 57, wa" born m College the Grosse Pomte Selllor Men's In DetrOit He worked as a floor the A H Peters Funeral Home DetroIt and was a graduate of DetrOIt and wa" known to hl~ The daughter of C Harold Club and the Cottdge Ho~pltal fimsher for Koenke Floonng as In Grosse POinte Wood~ on AlbIOn College In 1962, she fflend" Amentech cellular users, from the metro-DetrOIt area, ean now dial .HEAT to report, toll free, Infonnabon regard- Ing auto theft The HEAT tip line, (800) 242.HEAT, IS a pnme example of how cItizen actIOn can coor- dmate WIth law enforcement The Gros~l POinte PrlVale Bank1l1g and Inv~srmell[, kdm RIChard All,son Cath" 7 ehnptennlg Kc\ In (,ranger, CItizens who have any mfor- (, Imen Ra\ l110nJ I ee Perrella, John ~landlsh Bill ~helden Klmberlv Kllmar mabon regardmg auto theft, carJacking, auto Insurance fraud and Illegal chop shops have been reporting theIr "tIpS" to the confidentIal toll free HEAT tIp Ime for the past 11 years Now you don't have to go far to The tIp Ime IS mOnitored by the Michigan State PolIce CnmInal InvestIgatIOn sec- make your money go farther. tIOn Just one phone call putj you m touch With a local team of expertj who Gros~ Pointe N~ws (USPS 230 4000) Published every Thursday By Anteebo Publishers can CUjtomlze a plan to meet your mdiVidual financial goals A team With 96 KerCheval Avenue Grosse Pomte, Mf 48236 PHONE 882-6900 Periodicals Postage paid at DetrOit expenence m lendmg, mvestment and trwt manrlgement, msurfUlce, estate Michigan and aooltJo.,al malhng offices Subscnpllon Rates $31 per year via mall $38 out of slate POSTMASTER Send address and retirement plannmg, that can make your money go fa rthe!: For more changes to Grosse POinte NcYws 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte Farms MI 48236 The deadline tor new' copy" Monday noon 10 msu e In se rtlon informatIOn 01" to schedule an appomtment. please call Bill Shelden, AdvertiSing copy lor Section S- must be In the advertlsmg depar1ment by 11 00 a m on Monday The ~~?~~~&at;~~'~'38~o~y for Director, at (313) 343-8522. Tuesday CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Responslbil ty lor dlspla~ and class fled advertl':;; ng prro IS Iimlled 10 e~her cancel alan ollhe cha rge tor or a re run (lj 1he por110n In Nror ~Jot!lcallrn musl be given I'" time 'or correct on In the lollow ng Issue We asc;ume no responslbil tv 0' lhe same after the IIrst Ir1sertlon The Grosse POinte News reserves 1~~~~~~16~d~~ce8~()a,Dr Pomle NfJW(; advert smg rf'prcscnlatrves \1 r I:li,.e-_•• •__ ._ --~--~.....,.- -,._ ••~ .~-. - - :...... ,.'I...... 1.1l~ .. ~..,...E "'_~.P.. ~-~".""---._'P----. ~~.~- .....,---.;:== .-~- ~ CCMtl'OlAli O.PICII, , R1I4 <, Hl1m,~t()n ')f1qnw. M 4fMO? I ~ , 1 J 09,<1 SEQUENCE [i<}(J 9t R 1';\ \ 10' ['1'1/9/)4)1 ('o'I'H) , rlmq Itt. ~com I.OIOIIAL O"lCI. iN R,htJ n\ <, It" 1"i7 ( o,.,d Hfl ...,..n M~ A9411 ~ I~I A,;~ A '?~ 10' 16101 R.IM,;' 1>""",, Arn ....')~"',...... ~_ April 24, 1997 10A Seniors Grosse Pointe News Whether you like it or not, fish is a healthy, heart-saving food Con~ldpr the fj~h Illl'\ h,II" il" d on the Earth \ lewed dS d prestige food But what have you got? A poor \l tU<111) , I don t nalii c,m long< r thdll ,un other back. that ha~ chang~d Fish has excuse for a T bone to Probabl) bt'l lU~l' ,h i borH'd ,lnlm d On th"t ecore nay, attamed a ne~er before We are mstructed that our Roman Calhohc I h,ld to p"t It Ihh dl 'l n l re~ped and abo preference As a pref(rred food, diet should mclude three or e\ en Fndd) Ml No BONES ABOUT 11: BON SECOURS Is A STEP ABOVE THE REST. As one of Michigan's leading joint replacement faCilities, So Take the Next Step, Bon Secours OrthopediC SpeCialty Center performs over To learn more mformation about the Bon Secours 350 hip and knee procedures each year ThiS means Orthopedic Specialty Center and our upcoming classes, keeping In step With the latest orthopediC care techniques call us at 1-800-303-7315 The first step IS prevention Our orthopediC education programs are deSIgned to keep our community stepping lively by sharing preventive Information and comprehensive: treatments available through the Bon Secours OrthopediC : STEP LIVELY! SpeCialty Center : . enln9 you back on your feet as qUickly as pOSSIble ISthe We'll Take You Every Step of the Way. . G . No 1 goal of Bon Secours OrthopediC SpeCialty Center, one . of southeast Michigan s leadmg JOint repla cement centers • We staff some of the nation's top orthopediC surgeons . speCialiZing In complete knee and hip lolnt replacement . To learn more, plan to attend a free seminar' Our full range of comprehenSive orthopediC services are Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery deSIgned to meel your needs - from hip and knee to 1 - 3 p,m • Saturday. May 3, 1991 neck spine and back programs Connelly AuditOrium, Bon Secours Hospital • Our new state of the art low radiation DEXA X ray unll 468 Cadieux, Grosse POinte measures bone denSIty and detects osteoporosIs William Fulgenzl M 0, will share the latest techniques • Our Progressive OrthopedIC Program (POP) walks you and trends In lolnt replacement surgery through every aspect of your hospital expellence from To register for thiS semmar, call pre operatIve consultation th rough the recovery pellod Bon Secours Community Health Education You can count on personalized post operatIve care 9 am. 4 pm (810) 779-7900 Our profeSSional team of nurses phySical and occupational therapIsts will get you back on your feet as qUickly as pOSSible - one step at a time The discharge coordinator determ lOes a speCifiC strategy for extended care before you go home RON SFC OlIR" f if 1\11 HC !\Rf WSTFM't- 1'1"~"(,\\1I ( 'THOPEDIC ",.th"!J('{/u, 1I1f1, tI,(' .EC .....LTy CENT[R hlilnan I"uch t , o • • • Q Apnl 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 11A Buying new or used, same rules apply; but vlease don 't ask us to choose Auto writers ale rea~onably fronted WIth ~uch a questlOn, lOmpelrl"on stories In dutomo Ldrd After dl! Wf' hdd enough savvy But tho~e of us who get he always a",ks the person tlve mdgatme", wpb ~Ite" Irom of d bdJdnw to LOver the pur to test and write dbout new "hat he or ",he would like to manufddurer", dnd deulers, cars are also spOIled lhdse In an effort to protelt buy, then nods III approval eU If enb'lne "Ite, fuel econo lu"tomer.:, from them"elve", Yes, we examme brand-new whpn the answer 1', out, my, seatmg capacity, body the bdnk mSlsted w(' LOme m velucles, read techmcal mfor addmg, "good cholle ") style.:" brakes and treln,mIS- for a cashIer.:, chelk I hdt gob mahon, attend press confer- But when It comes to dctual- slOns figure mto your ~hop bled up much of d wurk morn ences and model mtroductlOns, Iy bUYln~ a vehicle we must r1nf" f'htw'\r t hf"'rn n It ~nf'nT'"O ' .....6 J\.....rl ,l-...... ,J"' ...... ~ b-:...... talk ~Ith engmeers and dIscard the facade of 'expert " you head for the local lots desIgners mg how much 'ou WIll owe fur Frankly, we're III the same Autos • I'm a firm believer m test your \ ehlcle, don't forget the Some of us dlso report on boat - sorry, sedan - WIth drives When you hdve 10lelted MIchigan 6 perLent ;,ales t,lX the retail end of the bu~mess everyone else By Jenny King a new or used model of mter- becomes a ':'Ignlficant tdLk on We study and write about And so It was With u~ not est, let your sdlesperson do a on eI $10,000, $20,000 or new dealershIp layouts, sules once but tWice m the last two or, III the case of car ~hoppmg, spend With you If you aren't thorough walk-around for you, • $30,000 purchase tramlllg, the ms dnd outs of months Family members confUSIOn and humIliatIOn, getting thiS Jund of feedback, explammg feature~ Then get • For the les~'dd\ enturous financmg, buyer demograph- needed transportatIOn In a than III haVlng to pay for both you may want to move on belllnd the wheel and get to buyer seeJung d used vehlde, ICS,semce and parts depart- hurry In one mstance, a 1980 experIences You know wnte • Ask fnends and colleagues know the car or truck How IS we'd strongly suggest lookmg ments and Improvements m lemon-yeltow-and-rust PontIac checks for dealershIp and salesperson the VISIbIlity? Can you live at ones whIch still are covered customer satisfactIOn X body Phoemx gave up the StilI, we'd lIke to offer some referrals I have found In my WIth the seats? Is the engme by manufacturer warranties We recognize most models of ghost out northbound 1-75 adVIce to new or used vehIcle mterYlewmg travels that deal peppy enough? Have you for- The typical factory warranty cars and trucks on the market near one of the 14 MIle Road shoppers Here are thlllgs to ershlps WIth cordIal, conSCien- gotten how to drive stIck ~hlft? IS for three years or 50,000 We memorize the language eXits Then a child livmg m a conSIder after readlllg the tIOUS telephone receptIOnists Is there too much engine or mIles, whIChever occurs first We know the locatIOns of the city W)th a superb public tran- revIews of your favorIte auto are most likely to have Similar road nOise? Are there thmgs (Some, hke Volkswagen's, are power wmdow controls and Sit system took a new Job that wnters salespeople on staff That's about the vehIcle that bother longer) There also are factory- the cupholders reqUires nothmg less than a • The dealershIp experience Important to me When I you? Or IS It love at first Sit? certIfied used cars avaIlable Sometimes we are asked for car or light truck IS crItical to the satlsfachon phone a dealershIp and can't (ThiS IS a good SIgn I) now These are Idte-model adVICe III new-car selectIOns or It IS said that car shoppmg most of us are seekmg You even understand the name of • A car purcha~e generally vehICles whIch may be past about whether or not to put produces hIgh anxiety SImIlar want to feel welcome and com the busmess from a hurried Wll) take longer and be more the onglnal warranty But more money III an old, faithful to that of a tnp to the den tlSt foctable You wdnt to sense operator, or get stranded on expensive than you antICipat- they have been Inspected, pIece of tran~portatlOn (A My own dIscomfort IS founded that your salesper~on know~ hold for a pIece of etermty, I ed We had to make an have pa~sed a rigorous exam, WIse colleague says when con- less m the antICIpatIOn of pam the product and has tIme to am not Impressed unscheduled trIp to the bank have been brought up to snuff • There IS plenty of back- for one of our recent purchas- and are once agam certified ground mformatlOn avaIlable es In our n!llvete, we figured for a limIted perIOd by the to you In the form of sales we could write a check for the manufacturer They are more brochures, detaIled product car or even use our bank debIt See AtrrOS, page 12A Joe Ricci Automotive Group leases some used vehicles. It's an alternative for the buyer who likes leasing and perhaps only has a short-term need for a vehicle. Hollywood Car Sales is an independent used car business in South Bend. Ind., where owner Dean King has been offering this 1952 "flamed" straight-six two-door Chevrolet for $7.900. KIng's slogan: "Any car you want. .. If we don't have it. we will Ond it." OURPRlCE CANJ'« PROMISE No or.e Wlilsell the #1 Your Home Toyota you wallt for less than us. If you FAMILY SEDAN find a lower pnce LEADING Could Be The Ticket elsewhere we WIll CONSUMER You Need To Fly Free beat It. Guaranteed MAGAZJNE -P,,-r,PS, PB,iirt-wipe-";,l r:-SPECIAL Le~:tt606"':'"" I I "B~~~~" BUY FOR BUY FOR ONLY THIS WEEK ONLY $16,956. '$12,588. 1$30,600* $18,999. OR LEASE fOR OR LEASE FOR SAVE SAVE Earn up to 15,000 Northwest Airlines WorldPerks Bonus Miles 9 $24995** "$189 5** $3500 $1650 with a D&N Bank Home Equity Credit line ) ---=;-- -::::------r------__ '\oOlle tl'lh, It el\ler to \l'e thl the !lr\t three lllonth, md elm IIp to f997TOYOTA ---'--:;;-~ I~97 DEMO BLOW-OUT! ==._ I 997 TOYOTA lC]\l1t\ lOll IL hlilit up lT1 \our h0ll11 tlun Hl 'ddilion \1 12 ()()(J BOl1u, \llk, • I AVALON l I997TOYOTA- - 199'1TOYOTA COROLLA D& '\ B Hll.. -\nd \\lth u[' to I;; 000 (; ",r _~ PASEO SPORT TACOMA EX '\ort!mc\t -\lrlll1l\ OX /\'0 closing costs • No annual fees ./"', \\orldPcrl.., ~... ~~ CAB ~4 I ~ Rexibl~ "interest only" I r1~-YJI~ \/'::-l BOrlll' \11i" ( l ;-\ / .¥ 8ucket~~atsfacc:ory ~. IW. a ~ monthly pavmentoptinn rnoonroof, stereo - (~'l/(:"~-'(0{ 1I11t11l~lnlhl <.anette, ABS and AJC rur .po.Ie" alloy ~ Auro.,.AJC 1iti:lreo t.aU6tttl C..z L.._:}J ~" )~1J3\\:: II In.::' no much more wMels.uereo cuaette VII .UfO ~r''''''ll'ldoW',. 0""I1s,,6 (onu(ri W';Uue I" ....Or ,,\.,110(1). r n. rl Stlc "161788 .nd much more ~, loch, "' .... P,a(Ic'aZfl poww- 'WIndoW'$. It po,ckoll" Io 0 ~r!T& 01 M,1( omb 101""101.1 , 1... \ \ .... II 0 7';;2 1.'l94 i~~ 8 " l , (I " 7"'1 2>00 • r. l"oI>1.t r ~ I h r ) j http 1/\\ \n\ dn pori Lip \..om I :-::,::: : p:;; +,3' ~ :.. . ex. - ._ .... ------...... _....,...... COtlPOIAn OPPICII. , ?OA ~ lOll" Il0n ~ngnow M 4Rfl07 SVQUVNCV I' 11 OJ )91. , 1', 1', 1', IAOOI W,~ 1~,/> In' 1\1 '1197 )A?1 P nm rimq tilt ~ ()rf' ... IOMAL OffICII 9){)\«(i~hn .. c,t t,,7S:I (,fnnn H()vt'f1 MI.d9.(ll If f ~A/> A/)6 In. 161t I A.l f 1M PrnotI dm(1)~rVlVn()nt,...... rr 12A April 24, 1997 Automotive Grosse Pointe News Autos IBI'--~I!ijii!!UlllWll1e1£I£III1ll" _ From pagl.' IlA III tI,'r, hd\" to \\ drr lllt\ 'That's the only wayan l'''pl'n~l\ ( dnd pn',u!lldbh thpll 'dip, \\ Inl( dp,ller" Hl more rl'll..lbll' SunlP of tlw,e JIIdependcnt can sUl"Vlve," n"lghbonng l\h~,uurt ,Ind RIchards Said \lIIlLlh .Ire regular trdde Ill~ Okldh,lllld do \lot So the) Cdn mo,t are Cdr, 'llld truLl,., com In our shoppmg exerCl.ses, ,ell for !e" ,Ilt hough buvl'r~ Ing ofT t\\ 0 ..,.pd.r Ie t"P.....or dre we made some mterestmg dls dre gettlllg It" lor t)wlr former ddlh rental \ eh,cle, covcnes A very obliging sale" II10nC\ If a \\ drrdut\ h not man at Jeffrey Honda In • Independpnh' art' de By law each used car sold by a dealer must have a Buy- i30Day"I ers Guide posted somewhere on it. Among other things, the guide lets you know if the car is under a warranty, either factory or dealer. Ricci Automotive offers a limit- ed, co-pay 30 days/l,OOO miles warranty on each used vehicle. according to salesperson Ben Bayko. :~ We'll Help You Cook Up *t A HOllIe Loan At Breakfast WOULDN'T IT BE NICE IF EVERYTHING CAME WITH THE SAME OFFER AS OUR CELLULAR SERVICE? ~\t'rv.on on lower down payments too Select either il fixed • DANTO fUIlNmHll a MrntOaU lAJln) pAGf INC AI't'UANCt or ildJustable rate program M ~ga I oge~ Deoale HmeFak "'''0''"0<_ & Jt;l'Io ",. r~ ~ ;(HEAlY~ (8 0 S4] 3H3 '_STAUTOm 'IOYAlIAIlIO No pOints DISCOUNT V1OfO \I~l B':>ot'T'~l!'d l'('( B 09Wpr /lAo ~ SI'If'!!' ~oyo 00_ ~...J .. SA _Sf rUCT1tONlCS 18 01 S"a871 No application fees HIGHEST OVERALL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION fX .. r5S PAGING o 0 lrvo'o'1 t'Wroo "01,1 SilKT COMMUNlCA11ONS AMONG CELLULAR USERS AB84MD .....E5 16QS~::JYh Pa.,,,,o< No title costs PAGE COM Ble 1'45880(.' AVAILABLE AT YOUR AMERITE~H lQ!:~n~NS • fiNISHING TOUCHES D.ocbo MOTORING No clOSing costs J '158100'0 SKYNrr C0MMUNICA11ONS .... TW'"l "'~Bd r-I')e AMllrneH ADVANCrD COMMUNKAnoN5 'PAGfOHE No appraisal costs ClUUUI ClN1R5 '0 Twp 800Sk:~tlO GENERAL C(UULAR SAUS 8 "I "1Qr'l.1YK() A"rtArklr , SOUNO 5KUIllTY PAGI TK IHC No up front costs ,'1t,'111 l)I;y I: "'-';1 ...... PAGE COMMUNtCATIONS ""a.. \...10 ""Of> '} OCO "'\ 0 ~""yov B/ 77t>7~), Ilo.m/;eId w;lI. PfymovIiJ HAWTl+OIINr HOMr "S5?\( TtC 1)18 S?J rlKTllONlCs AND AI'PlIANa Sf ... I C0MMUNICA11ONS 3 J 4~ 1)0 ...... tl, - PAGIHG PI.U5 Ingloton 4~" J.Mo Lx? n AU nMf AUDIO ,\ 1(>' Po k ; ..... "j'i • Hr rofDflSON ou.ss ;;fOO .w ')TA!? ...... S j'l"<"_B:;l B ) 0..,8 ,041 COMING SOON - ... "",I'D<. STAn C0MMUNICA11ONS Rod,...... PALCO KKTIIONICS Clariuton AUTO ADO ON CEllUlAR ~~"J'I"ICI (Yrl"'(VI1 x oqa.>c- ~ l~.d. .. " ~" '} & GU.Sc. .:uru's USA IMAG< COMMUMCAllONS j (813) '- y~ auu.AJt mCOM lISA FIRST FEDERAL Alfl" l(?\ol"V l., t.~:: AUlO AU ItM Al1THOIrTY M' .-_Io 0 cflm WlfIfUSS p ') 401/1 t(' ~ ]JO ~ OF MICHIGAN ~ 1;/B5A~ \ ' OUlCK PAGE IN( -us-.ss Ask U< We Can 00 It """}d<,('> H:, d ow,,~h.p Troy 1I1OMf DUNCANfOlD ""f]~'') ~ S8~61'80 8 A <'1JA8? f1 ') "Jni') "\ , IIAClIOSk.-S • (j 11, II h 111101 fr I,olll;r r.tir I \ I \ j r IrJlC <,1)'i4 .., cnnl WlRUfSS MI SIGNAL SPlAKRSa_s 8 nJ 85& I('I:;'-,T I I I rl~ " i..m,u N 11\\ In I ~r i I t: il r I , nl.. PO - , , CHAMPION COMMUNKAnoN5 MrGAlm COMI'VTtRS IJ...,..... Ifo\~ P{')Q "g nil., {'J~ f' (\"1" ., rO.f>UO lrx ('11 (') yeA AI( WARlHOtJSI )U!" (}Vn nh,l"o 'r'I"l pn "Q o'()"')" I [) 00 1 f " r 1 h'l -1f'f.!,1 q ~II~ ,-jr f '( ~<.' f" 1~ r r) ...1 '" C.II 1.IOO-MOlllE.1 I o • • a Q April 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Ne'Ws 13A • SAVE OVER ~ Park council gives honors 110.00 for being a good neighbor With Buy One, Get One Free Spelial5 Throughout , By Jim Stlckford '1he BeautIficatIOn award The Store StaffWnler St Ambrose wa<;honored by stated, "the Comml~~lOnestab- the commlbSlOn for It" new At a time when major pro lIshed the 'Good NeIghbor' playscape and play field The jects are afoot to brmg DetroIt award to honor "nd orom()tf' Rpv Tlmnthy pol..... St anO It~ l>uburbs together, the neIghborhood beautification Ambrose's pastor, said that the Grosse Pomte BeautIfication efforts, whether wlthm the cIty playscape was an attempt to CommIssIOnand the Park city hmlts or not, that have made a brmg the two commumtles on councIl recently honored two positive Impact on the commu- either Side of Alter Road local organizatIOns for projects nity" together that won't make the evenIng When Pltters purchased the ''The Idea of ImproVIng the ~" ) ,1 , , news, but nonetheless reflect a property for hIS bus mess such neIghborhood IS what we were new SPIrit of cooperatIOn an effort Wd~made, bald Park after," Said Pele "As a church, between DetrOIt and the mayor Palmer Heenan The we span Alter, and y,e ""anted a i j , Pomtes busmes'i has truly benefited project that would brmg the St Ambrose Roman CatholIc both DetrOItand Grosbe POInte two communities together Church and the Plul Pltters Park, he said That's why we didn't just hIre a Co receIved the Park's Good Pltters said that Grosse constructIOn company to build NeIghbor award for theIr Pon!te Park ha<; been a bIg the playground We got 700 efforts m beautIfIcatIOn and supporter of hiS bUSIness from volunteers from both DetrOit CIVICImprovements the begmmng and the Park together to bUild The PhIl Pltters CO ISa gar- ''The Park councIl sent the the pla}scape It's paid off" den center that recently pur- DetrOIt city council a letter Heenan Said that the play- chased and renovated much of urgmg them to rezone the ground and Its faCIlItIesare the the 22000 block of Alter Road property I purchased from res kmd of thmg that make the In DetrOIt Identlal to busmess," saId Park a great place to lIve He Pat Deck and Bob Ramsey of Pltters "Park reSIdents have saId thdt IS somethmg that the BeautIficatIOn CommIssIon been great customers of mme prOVIdes common ground for were on hand to hand out the and have complImented me for DetrOit and the Park, and It awards and offer theIr congrat- the landscapmg we've done was the councIl's pnvllege to ulatIOns to the two orgarnza- around the store It's been very honor the people mvolved With tlons gratlfymg" Its construction Park approves banner placements for '97 By Jim Stlckford up and takIng down the ban- The city dId not hear from StaffWnter ners the JUnior League of DetrOIt Grosse Pomte Park's policy Each orgamzatlOn would be because they only put up a of lImItIng banners across allowed to place a banner banner every other year when Jefferson got Its fltSt workout across Jefferson for one week they show a deSIgner show on Apnl 14, when the Park So early thIS year, Park offi- house counCIl tentatively approved CIalSsent letters to the eIght The St Andrew's SocIety of the requests of four orgaruza- orgaruzatlOns that have placed DetroIt also dId not respond tlons for 1997 banners m the city m the past because the HIghland Games The polIcy was adopted by The letters stated that the Will not be held In Grosse the Park CItycounCIllast year orgarnzatJons had until the end Pomte thlS year after conSiderable debate. The of March to submit apphca- Park cIty clerk Jane Blahut feelIng expressed by the coun- tlons for banner placement said that the GoodWIllpeople cll was that the banners, wluch The city had heard from four declmed to partICipate because advertise such events as the orgarnzatlOns by AprIl They of the $200 fee Urnverslty LIggett and Chnst are Chnst Church Grosse The Park pohcy allows up to Church Grosse POInte antIque Pomte for ItS antIque show, 10 banners to be placed across shows, ultimately detract from Umverslty LIggett School for Jefferson Park reSident Fred the reSIdential ambIance of the Its antique show, the group Olds was at the April 14 coun- neighborhood that sponsors Art on the Pomte cil meetIng and S31d that he The counCilthen establIshed and the DetrOit InstItute of was appalled that the cIty a polIcy hmltmg the placement Ophthalmology for ItS car would allow banners to be of banners to orgamzatlOns deSIgnshow placed across Jefferson for an that have previously placed Also contacted were the amount of time equal to 20 per- banners In the Park The coun- American AbboclatlOn of cent of the year CIl'S new polIcy also calls for Umverslty Women, who hold a Fma! approval of the banner b'TOUPSto pay a $200 fee to book sale every year, and the requests Willbe grantf'd at the defray the CIty'Scost m puttmg Jurnor Group Goodwlll Apnl 28 counCilroeetIng How to keep your trees healthy this spring Are your trees healthy? can be VIewed Some of the healthy compared to preVIous Nature let go Its fury tlus WIn. warning SIgnSto look for years or other nearby trees of ter, sendmg tons of snow, tor- the same SpeclCS rential rams and gustIng , WIres m contact WIth tree WInds branches Trees may become DiagnOSISof the actual cause Trees can suffer extensIve energIzed when they are con- of the tree malady IS a tncky damage dUrIng such a season tacted by electnc Wires, or tele- bUSiness best left to an expert and can become hazardous phone wires m contact WIth As WIth human Illness, prompt They also can become electnc WIres detection and treatment can be unhealthy due to severe weath- cntlcal er condItIOns, especially pro- , Cracked sterns and branch If you are unsure whether longed freeZIng, floodmg or forks your tree IS healthy or can drought WIthstand the next storm, con- Storm-damaged trees can be , Hollow or decayed areas on sult a profeSSIOnal arbonst a threat to lIfe, horne, velucles the trunk or main hmbs, or who WIll Identify and remove and other personal property mushrooms groWIng from the hazards as well as treat the Property owners could be bark causes of tree health problems held responSIble for any dam- You can find an NAA mem- age or personal injury caused , Peehng bark or gapmg ber arbonst close to you by call- by a tree on theIr property wounds In the trunk mg the NatIOnal Arbonst AsSOCiatIOnat (800) 733-2622, Homeowners want to have • Fallen or uprooted trees or by a ZIp code search on the beautiful healthy trees, puttmg pressure on other trees NAA's Web Site because they are valuable and beneath them http Ilnewww comlorg/naa pleasant to look at Spring and summer gIVe us NatIOnal Arbor day falls on RIght now 1<;a good time to the be<;topportunities to Iden- Apnl 25 Plant or care for a Inspect trees for structural tify tree health problems, smce tree and gIve the g,merdtlOns hazards, smce the trees are a cursory InspectIOn can tell to come a better enVIronment bare and the whole structure whether the tree "looks" In ""hlch to h\e PRO D U C , I~ ! o TKI! 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McShane War Memonal IS anywhere lirst dnnounced, "It's one of '1he hghts dImmed and the Berendt - Harvard educat- people (as my subjects I can- Staff Wnter near the Mason-Docon Lme thobe books that everyone Ib dm of the full house fell to a ed, r8lsed In upstate New York not make them up, as the nov- '(Ilts people Oounshed !Jke In fact, the only Southern talkmg about" hush as Berendt, dressed 10 a - appeared comfortable ill elJ»t does) When I was m hothouse planh tended by an touch eVldpnt that evemng Berend!'» VISit wa;, spon- navy sport COdt, strolled onto front of an audience and hiS Savannah, I had people audl- mdulgent gardener The ordi- was hbrary director Vlckey sored b) the Gro~se Pomte the btage and leaned comfort- dehvery was a mIX of hiStory, tlOmng for me, dancmg across nary became e>.traordmary Bloom's !Jltmg LOUISiana Public Library, through d dona abh dgdm~t the lectern He character sketches and dry Wit my field of VlSlOn After I'd Eccentrlcb thnved Every dccent tlOn from the r nends of the "pokp or th" hOl-l~ Il'd the whys "I went to Savannah In 1982, hved there for a while, people nuance and qUlrl. of personah- Perhaps the heat was gener- Gro""e Pomte LlbrdI> and held of ,\ntillt; hl' book of wh,lt a on a whim, because airfares dropped their act As It turned ty achieved greater bnlhance ated by excited audience mem- 10 conJundlOn I-Iltl! N,ltlOn,11 Nort 'Il rnt r I. 111l( d ,lblJut th" 10 l' h__ ,-.; I were low and fell love ,I out, they were strange enough In that h1c:h pnr-I" ....nr,p t-hQn h~ ..,...~ ~. 'he' C".. c~,dcd the t'hC..ltC' ..., ... OJ'..-. -' • .. ... ~~ "'-'U ....Cid.Uk.:oJ," ht.. ~(.uJ a ....) ~aJ ~I would have been possible any- antlclpatmg the personal Everything from the He admitted there ISa str8ln where else 10 the world" dppearance of Berendt - Spamsh moss-draped oaks to of strangeness m people that colummst for EsqUIre maga- the architecture to the local appeals to rum As soon as he - John Berendt, comment zme, former editor of New York lore lured Berendt and enticed arrived 10 Savannah, he took mg on the people of Savannah, mdgazme and author of best- hIm mto wntmg about the COpIOUSnotes about everything Ga. Ln the afteru ard of seller "Mldmght m the Garden regIOn and ItS people he saw He knew that If he did- 'Mldnzght In the Garden of of Good and EVIl" He stayed for five years n't do that right away, It would Good and EVIl" If you don't want to buy It, Along the way he met a cast of all become famlhar and no th~ New York native'» book IS mterestmg characters who add longer catch hiS eye The Fries AuditorIUm was as hard to come by III Grosse humor, spice and mystery to ThiS ISwhy hiS book couldn't humid as a summer afternoon Pomte Despite the hbrary's filS true-crime story have been written by a m Savannah on the evemng effort» to order enough to meet "I'm a non-fictIon writer," he Southerner, he saId It had to John Berendt vIsited Grosse demand, It IS consistently on a sllld "I have to find mterestmg See BERENDT, page 17A Pomte waltmg !Jst As hbranans have Not that the Grabbe Pomte »ald smce Berendt's VISit was .,~ J 1he Call CD Berendt's book, right, continues to be a coveted item at the Grosse Pointe Public Library. Waldenbooks' Village store manager Tom KimmeU said for a book that is three years old, It continues to be a top seUer. The store is donating 20 percent of the book's sales to the Grosse Pointe library. Before his AprD 15 lecture and book signing, Berendt, above, middle, had a chance to chat with, from left, .John Bruce, library board president, .Jane Krebs, Friends of the Library president, Vickey Bloom, library director, and Diana Howbert, librarian. t: .:iFIRST FEDERAL ~ OF MICHIGAN FDIC Ask Us We can Do It SM Every year, your heart pumps Insured 0,=..• ,. $2 000 m mmum 10 open and Obtain the Annual Percsntage Y~ld IAPY) Interest compounded and 2,625,000 pints of blood. p.al(f sam annual~ A~Y auuf'nM allmlerell r.ma 1'15on dg.pos t for lhe lu Ilerm SubslfIntlaJ penalty 1';'~ may be Imposed for earty W1t1ldf"aWaJFOf the two-year opl on Bank may call the CO atter t~ flfSt 5'. 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'1'1'1, (h, rn ['"I< II (\ ( I" rn II, (/\ 25 t t 8011 $ 39 ()'JI $10 ~ 29 " ~ 39 " 5 4 ( allfllrma CalljorfllQ ,. re\h Jumbo Long »hrle ARTICHOKES All PurpMe HEAD GREEN LETTUCE BEANS ~99~EA POTATOES 39~'B 59~Hfi\D ~'99~lB - 1 t o •.• a Q April 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 17A or'Nope"'h VICIOUS cye! e P bymg ClIntm earlyE May, It IS dIrected Berendt woman er ought New York er and welrder ~p~et~et welrd- saId, John ~stwood and he the 100-year-old Fromb. ~,ttenpageb 16A h "A North:~UlPped_t '" th I ,." ~,thm ~,te, wh, wro goes on and on n e talkmg Pomt BI usack (of G' New York curse of "the e h e ank fam ) rosse A d JournalIst" 109Th.m So y an outsider look. t~; coatw'm~A Southe~eo~~~w get t"uJd ) gHepiecewas abotoldutththe slavete a A sdf deswb d 1m,the narrato e IS cast as Baton what did BI l"t, Berendt sa ~ perfectIon- h In fact,th"book'r Yonk'n Raug","~ thoomok ' th"nI uth,'" In" , ro" y~ Im,:ut '" "" ; - .... talk'" Inm " M'" "even yedr" to' I It took hIm th Y,d~"rmhl Pm,n, • thudh.. b ' "" 0" h ut tb.y d,d" h and he's I wnte the book ..: 'pawn'" ~,_~r:pul,nty "' 00 ~ 'ok"n lh;..: ,r, '" St.t ...... '" b. oo~,t;:d "" .. , "":' oo.. d ",""Iy , • ~,d "I 11 read 'dmgh' , " ... ill' from 1e= l my l' .th' ...b:: .:I _ "':: w,th, B.~d.t ,"",d •." "tallong " ,top th,m 'mm t mgo 10 th Y spotted 80m Good and E~I',the Garden of peoh (lIke the ~: ever known he'llh change e ~ardcover tha~ mt and T-shIrts tours, cookIes 10 IS book)" sh es portrayed back comes 0 w en the paper- ,IsIts •;:nta,_humor'd..m"n':'""and maccents,It ""n.un"'"~tmg a booklsbomtenhons.md wh~ h.of ~eB,,~dttolerance.mdfor he embraced t tourism to Savannahto mcreased ~:ee everydaythey e~t , bu~ not8aldamong"I'm Fl wn food d ~'" •• ,ut S.. '" ,So.th E =nt<,,'ty In responseu t lrom the aud 0 questions "Tounsm But she people I knew." ,,::::;~'Cun::," ...q-:;ui ~'::d'l".:iu.n~'f'~d"'! ":l... ~.:: E"":~: ::f':1:'• w.::: said he can stl!fn~e, ilerendt than doubled~ere has more Berendt's obse a~eed With 10 Savannah h S ow hiS face Savannahlan; r he said "But So~hern tradlt~~t1ons about ~'.:::'~I.t.. g ~d t:I~~,t:; .ud~y~~';:;~'lre::'-::: :h~::'';:.;''.t~'::'m ::n::: sued and h h e hd"n't bee Th ""n,. ~te" (It b ,m who w~ '=m ",.'re g'" "'. 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Refundabje$ecunly DepoSit $ 275 00 Down payment (Netof RCL Cosh) $~ 2151GrosseWlllPolOtemeet AARP Chapter CashDueot Signing $2547 89 Grosse P at 1 p m m th Ch omte M e urch, 16 Lak emonal Pomte Farms eshore ,sseGro VISIT ANY oNE OF yOU. 3'1 MEllO DEIIOW FO.D DfALEItSTODAYI MThe featured MOlE 1HAN2500 TAU.US' IN SJOCICI Ielame Bazll h speaker IS s Ide present tWO Wlll gIve a ry of Pewab 8plon on the hlsto- Sh IC ottery FOR PROGRAM DETAilS CAll 1- 800 NEW FORD e will spe k gIazmg process a about the better-known and some of the s Pewablc tIle ISu::: where ------Refreshments and VISItOrs Will be served attend th are inVIted to ther mfo~m':~tmg For fur- ~embershlp lOnll regardmg mter 8t (313) SSca-7209l Howard , SEQlJENCE ..' ICOTT P ."d." IIOaINlOlll Apnl 24, 1997 18A Schools Grosse Pointe News Students of the ~1. Accolades The followmg students were month - April honored by supermtendent Safety: Peter Wendzmkskl! SCHOOL NEWS Suzanne Klem and the school Defer, Crdlg Hunt~mdn, board at the Monday, AprIl 14 Andrew Ferworn. Ferry, Busy students Biglin earned a perfect score meetmg Mel1~sa Schults, HeInen III the second meet of the Heather Kadrich, a Game~, Kerby, Megdn Samantha Sommer, a stu- WordMa~ters Challenge He Gro~se Pomte North student, McCaughey, Maire, Joey dent dt Grosse Pomte North competed m the ''blue dlvl~lOn" for bemg one of 35 mtenlatlon- KOtWlck,Alex Brideau, Mdson, High School, has been selected of the challenge and was al wmners selected by the Jenmfer Wtebelhaus, Jonathan to dttend the Washmgton among 161 fifth-grdders FoundatIOn for ExceptlOnal t,UlCll"IU, l\luntelLll, Amelld J uua u ...l.I....:::l1u CUUfLh .....ai\.-'L tu Ll. J1t.JL.h.H.lu}l> W lJ,'I,..hu.,...... p.....:fcct l,lliluren b l~b I C.llI pru- Altdvena, Trumbly held April 15 20 m score Other Rlchdrd students gram - Safety Patrol 6tudentb are Wa~hmgton, D C Sommer, a to achieve outstandmg re"ults on duty at mtersectzonb near senior at North, will be among m the meet were EmzlyGriffin, • Kyle Swanson, a Parcells &chools to help students cross 350 high school Journahsts m Chnstllla Jacovldes, Clare student, wmner m the 1997 6treets safety The:. are at their attendance The event IS spon- Porter, Hayley Soltesz, Helen Keller art show PObt&eveT) school day, before sored by the CongressIOnal Kimberly Sutton, Peter Forest, and after classeb, In all kmdb of Youth Leadership Council Julie Howe and Kirk • Lauren Swanson, also a weather Sommer plans to attend Willmarth They were super- North student, for quallfymg Nurthwestern Ulllverslty m Vised and prepared for the as an alternate for the 1998 Service Carolyn Jacobs, the fall At the conference, she challenge by teacher Karen Helen Keller Art Festival Ferry, NKoie McConlogue, Willparticipate III a number of LeBeau Defer, CaitlIn Theisen, LIbby activities, mcludmg a panel • Gavin Koo and Elizabeth Smgelyn, Maire, Megan dlscusslOn WIth topJournalists, Fundraiser Huebner, both North stu- Zymslowskl, Mason, John work With the Wdshmgton dents, for placmg m the top Kuczera, Chelsea Skorupski, press corps, and as a culmllla- The Brownell Middle 100 students (out of 16,000 Monteith, Adrian Guerrero, tlon of the week's experience, School student counCil IS entrants) m the MIchIgan Trombly the students Will produce a sponsormg a walk-a thon for MathematICs Competitive - Service Squad students student-Written "Washmgton cy"tlc fibrOSISfrom 9 a m to Exam help With safety rules mSlde ChrOnicle" noon Sunday, May 18, at the school bUlldmgs and perform Gro"se Pomte' North High • North students Elizabeth other tasks as needed, such as School track Kissonergis, Jackie helpzng m the school office St. Paul Catholic School Funds raised Will help sup- McClory and Erin Sutton, fifth-grader Michele Yankson port research for a cure for cys for bemg ScholastiCArt Award Library: Stephallle Zwolan, earned a perfect score m the tiCfibrOSISStuden ts Willwalk reclplent~ along WIth South Knsten Carettl, Defer, Came year's second WordMasters m teams of 10 and are current- students, Meghan Fmes, Carly Hanna, Carohne Challenge, a natIOnal language ly on a donatIOn drive Th help Berschback, DanieUe Hartmann, Ferry, Clare arts competitIon support the walk-a-thon, make Casazza, Joseph Dwaihy, ~Collage' McDeVItt, Hillary Brodhead, Yankson competed m the checks payable to cystIc fibro. Sara Dykstra, Andy Gould, MaIre, Kyle KWIatkowski, "gold dlVlslOn"of the challenge SISand send to Mrs Kranz at Karen Khalifah, Julie Rehearsing for "Collage," Pierce Middle School's Michael Lucchese, Monteith, and was among 23 fifth- Brownell, 260 Chalfonte, Krease, Sarah Krueger, annual theatrical production. are, Katie Carr and Lauren DeGalan, Trombly graders natIonally to achIeve a Grosse Pomte Farms, or call Emilia Kwiatkowski, Matt Jennifer O'Brien. front, and David Dennison and - Library Squad students perfect score She was super- (810) 791-4077 or (810) 343- Moran, Jessica Pluhar and Amanda Henderson. back. The production is not assist the school ilbrarzans vIsed and prepared for the 2115 Courtney Roth. quite a talent show and not quite a play. Individual before class by shelVing books, challenge by teachers Kay acts will be performed in a choreographed dlStnbutlng audIOVISual mate- O'Nelil and Evelyn McShane sequence. enhanced with specialized lighting. Per- rzals to teachers and other She IS the daughter of formances will be Wednesday and Thursday. April duties Christiana and Moses 30 and May 1. at 7:30 p.m. in the Pierce auditori- Students of the month are Yankson of DetrOit Children's Wall Murals um. Tickets are $3 at the door. Call Pierce at (313) those students With excellent Let your child's fantaSies fly them to another 343-2094 or Barb Powell at (313) 331-1803 for attendance and dedication to Richard Elementary galaxy or bve In a magic castle All favorite more information. their volunteer Jobs School fifth-grader Brian characters and themes Also, schedule your portrait rendenng! It's student art exhibit time again at South high Tllnes are lmuted Grosse Pomte South High of student creatIOns, mcludmg sented at 8 pm, and from 8 year's poster contest WInner School's annual student art fes- drawmgs, pallltlllgs, ceramICS, a ill to 4 p m and from 7 to 9 Twenty percent of the show's bval wlll run from Thesday, Jewelry, sculpture, photogra- P m on May 7 and 8 proceeds WIllbe donated to the May 6, through Friday, May 9, phy, fibers and metal Purchased art may be pIcked Robert R Rathbun MemOrial ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID III Clemlllson Hall up from noon to 3 p m on Fund, to go toward scholar- Hours are 7 to 9 30 P m on Friday, May 9 ships, art awards and ennch- On dlspla\ \\ J11 be d \8r1<,ty May 6 and 7 WIth awards pre- Senior Paul Truba IS thiS ment actl\ Illes for ~tudents The Board of Educauon of The Grosse Pomte Pubhc School Syslem, Wayne County, Michigan, WIU receIVe sealed bIds for a cop.er at COMTEC Cenler located at Grosse POinte South HIgh School SpecificatIOns and B.d Forms Will be aV3Jlable at 389 SL Clan Avenue on Fnday, Apnl25, 1997 m the Suppon ServICes Deparunent Sealed bIds WIll be due Thursday, May 8, 1997, 1000 a m at the Adnurustratlon BUlldmg of The Grosse Pomte Board of EducatIOn. 389 SI Clarr Avenue, Grosse Pomte, MI 48230 at which Ume and place the bIds will be opened and publlcly read a1ou Please direct quesuons to Marge Parsons. ASSIstant Supenntendent of Cumculum and Evaluauon al (313)343.2024 Board of Education The Grosse POinte PublIc School System G P N 04/24197 Jack Ryan, Secretary GROSSE POiNTE TItEATRE PRESENTS "A bank that can make your ship come in overnight?" "That's a first!' "1" and \1\ elfl ha' th!' (harm ,1Od ,Iv Inooc"nce ot 1 Ie'S You ve always dreamed of owning you' own boat give you an answer In IS minutes or less Wh1Ie (OmpllC1tf'd Ilmf' It 'a I1g' to rIche, Slor, 01 , Cockof'Y "ho and s,,,llng off Into the sunset ;nhf'r1I' <1 du~!'dom hul doe,n t wanl to 1o,,, hI' grrl Full ot hIgh you re still on the line ('n"rgv ,'nd opllm"m ",Ih a bubblv 'core and humor lVI''' ~llv Well If you come nto First of Amenca Bank thdt Then It gets even better We can get you your flrll"h md "nlhu""I" thl' pl"v fAirly danrrs \\llh ,uch could be the sun that 5 setting n 24 hours from now check by the next buSiness day number,,, The Lam!Jf'lh W"rk and L('"nln~ 00 1 Llmpposl Because when Ie comes to loans we ve gone the Thau right Just one day extra step to make sure you gN the th ngs yOJVe And as If that ISnt making an MAy 7..11, 1997 been dreaming about fast extra effOrt we also offer low comoetltJVe rates and MAy 1J..17, 1997 For a SGlrt. we ve made t easy to apply Simply stop fleXible terms to su,t your IndIVIdual needs Even on by a F r;t d Amenca Bank office (WIth over 600 used car and boat lo,ns \11 p"rtorm 1or (', at Ih" (,'0'5(' f'Olnt(' vV~r M"moflJI , b-anches the'e s sure to be one near you) So come into F rSt of Amen'" B.lnk Or phone b{'.llJlltul f tiC's Auollo"um j 2 I ~~"shor( f)m" Or apply by phone Call I 800 347 LOAN {See That number 'gain IS 1-800-347 LOAN For I"~('t or m('mbrrshlp Intorm~lloo even me tek>otJone numbe'" .. easy to remember) Whether Its a boat car or personal loan thlS ISthe bank that can gtve ( III (3n) 881.4004 or wr,lf' J 1') f "h('r Ro~d (,ro5'(, POlnlr MI 4R2,n And when you apply by phone chances arc we can It to you In lust a day Thats a first That'Sa~ I I ; ...• o • • • Q News 19A Board OKs bids for boilers at Pierce, Defer By Shirley A. McShane Both Defer and Plene dre aVOiding a worst cabe bce- a'>the low bidder on both pro- Staff Wflter stl1l uSing the ongIndl bollers ndno the bOIlers hedvmg Ject!> at a total cost of If boilers were people, then Installed when the '>chools their last breath m the mIddle $352,536 the aged heating Units at were bUilt Pierce wab bUIlt III of the heatmg season The bchool dlstnct tenta- PIerce and Defer schools 1940, Defer wa'> constructed Fenton referrro to the tIme tIVely hds set aSide $375,000 ought soon be mducted Into In 1955 when the dlbtnct had to dip In the 1997 98 budget to fund Willard Scott's 100th-blrth- The school sybtem hab got- Into Its fund eqUIty account to thlb project Juy duo Leu JI..::, lUUJ1~Y"> wut loa uuI. ui I "IJIU~" Fenton, Elementary School mously on Apnl 14, to award school administrators, their assIstant superIntendent for WhIle It would cost less to both Jobs to Supreme Heatmg day,>are numbered bUSInessand support services repair the bOIlers, (Fenton The project IS expected to ''There are scIentific bases 'We don't want to get to the estimated It would be between begIn m June and be compet- for determmIng the optimum poInt where they are beyond $15,000 and $20,000 for ed by September hfe of a plCce of eqUipment repalr," Fenton said 'We dre repairs), the admlmstratlOn IS and these bOIlers have out- faced With the fact that at recommendIng replacement "(])f the bOIlers have gone hved their hfe expectancy," some POInt they WIll break Long-term saVlngs will be beyond their expected hfe- said Larry Yankauskas, maIn and we won't be able to get reahzed In the form of energy time, then now IS the right tenance supervIsor for the them repaIred .. saVlngs and reduced maInte- time to replace them, not Grosse POinte Pubhc School Although the bOllers have nance costs, Fenton sald The when they break down," sald System expenenced minimal repairs payback value for the Defer trustee John Mills "It IS slg- Yankauska'>was respondmg m the labt decade, bOIler IS estimated to be 19 nlfica nt to pomt out tha t Silver medalists to questIOns posed by the Yankauskas told the board, yearb The payback value for mdmtenance Issue'> are bemg The Grosse Pointe Odyssey of the Mind team, from school board on April 7 as It the school system ISoperatIng Pierce IS ebtlmated at 18 addres'>ed WIthfunds from the left, Conor O'Bryan, Kerby; J. T. Gage, Richard; conSidered the school admlnlS- them on "borrowed time We years general fund when other Robert Arcand, Kerby; Andy Sheridan, Richard; tratlOns' request to replace - have been lucky" Flve companies submItted school dlstncts are fundmg Alexandra Huntley, Richard: Rachel Sullivan, Defer; rather than repaIr - the two AdmInistrators warned the bIds to the dlbtnct 10 March these kmds of thmgs through and Rory a 'Bryan, Kerby, won the silver medal at the schools' bOIlers board that by dOing thls It IS and Supreme Heatmg came m bond Issues" state championship of the Odyssey of the Mind tour- nament on April 19. The event, held thi!l year at Cen- tral Michigan UniveRlty, is a national competition that rewards teams for working together to creative- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ly solve problems. They were coached by Mike O'Bryan and Karen SuIllvan of Grosse Polnte Farms. Summer The Grosse Pointe team competed with 30 other area winneR of district elimination tournaments held in Programs'~ Mart'h. They also won the Detroit area regional com- petition for the second straight gold medal win. Welcome to Summer at GPAI • The Grosse Pomte Academy's Summer • Programs are deSigned to prOVide fun • summertime learning for • e t students of all ages • Children Will enJOYthe summer beauty St. Paul plans 70th • of the campus, the casual atmosphere and the Spirit of discovery and excitement found wlthm birthday celebration each activity The St Paul Cathohc school has touched the hves of thou- Grosse POinte Architecture and church commumty W1llbe sands of reSidents ~FineArt6 Ca"ll celebratIng Its 70th anniver- CooIcIng at the Acader'lY JOlnlng hIm Wlllbe St Paul's sary on Thursday, Apnl 24, IndJVidual5tn"91115tnJment l..e56ons Wlth the laymg of the school pastor, MonSignor F Gerald Early birds Creative Wnung cornerstone Martin, school prinCipal Students in Sandy Lombard and Jeanette High's Elsm!ntary Enrichment Excrtement Ehzabeth Bums, members of first.grade classes at Kerby Elementary School Basketball ea!TJ' The special guest of honor the pastoral staff and the learned some gardening basics recently when the Mane&:! Soccer Tramlng ea"" will be the most Rev Moses eighth grade students serving Grosse Pointe Men's Garden Club visited. Under the Acaden1Y Advenwres Anderson, aUXlhary bishop of on the leadersrup counCil A guidance of 32 membeR of the garden club, the l3Iue Streak All-Sports Ca"ll the ArchdIOcese of DetrOit. brief ceremony WlII begIn at children planted seeds that, if cared for properly, Anderson Wllllead a prayerful 9 30 a m at the mam entrance wW sprout hybrid and pixie tomatoes. For registration forms and additional Information observance or the past 70 years to the school, along Grosse call the School Office (31:3)886-1221 and how the school and church POinte Boulevard ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Really, Clyde? @ Ithought WE HELP YOU GROW THEM BElTER! English Gardens was having a Take-A-Thon! LIZ claiborne SPRING lllSPDRi P t r SUMMER CHIC SAVE-A- Cot..1.EcnoN FoR PEnTEs CASUAL JACKETS TOPS SKORTS AND PANTS TO THON! 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J' .. ,...... 1""'" .11.. ~ • "';(1""'--- --....i- .:a CO.~.An0"'"', , A( 4 <;, 10mu!O(l <;oq "'W M ~R601 I1I1 '91091~ SEQUENCE '4" IA001 91>8 1~<;1> 10, 11171/91 1~/l ICon IOIIINION pmnl omqlftn ~r(')m P f'S df"r1 •• GIOMAL O'ncJs Y'}t fi,'.,hh n .. ~ ,If' I~') ( rnno Hnvpn MI 49.4 J Itll» "~~ AI/II 10'161~1 A41M~7 ,..r'T'IOlt dmQ"~WoaOlp(()(\'1 Apn124,1997 20A News Grosse Pointe News a m on Apnl 14 on Jeffer"on GrobS(' Pomte the 900 block of Lmcoln report- Ladder larceny for operating a car under the ed to Grosse Pomte Farms A resident of the 20000 block m!luence of akohol and dnvmg Man used stolen PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS pohce that the $800 Sony VIdeo With a buspended bwn,e camcorder, case, and acces- of Fairway reported to Woods store m the 18100 block of that the license plate "KJT271" pohce that at about 830 pm After the pobce quebtlOned money order sones that she brought to the man who WdSa pas!>enger Mack reported Apnl 16 to City was stolen from her 1995 Ford Brownell Middle School ldst Saturday, April 19, she noticed ell) of Grosse Pomte pohce of Grosse Pomte police that Taurus She srod she diSCOV- m the woman'!> 1987 ChevY. were "alerted around 4 pm on week was stolen from her lock- a white Ford pickup truck they dlsco\ered he Wd~wanted two !lower pots, each valued at ered It mlSsmg around 1 p m er Pobce contlllue to investi- Apnl 14 that a man wa!>trymg $50, were stolen from m front Apnl 19 after havmg run sev- crUIsing around her house by DetrOit for oUbtandmg war- to cash, wlthm the city of gate rants He posted the $50 bond, of the store semetlme durmg eral errands m the area earher - By Amy AmJreou Miller The victim Said that while DetrOit, a $248 money order the evemg of April 15 Police 'l...... ~ ,- "1C "1CClgnr:>r1 "1 f""" ...t ho'"\l'" that afternoon Pobce contmue ~h~ ~~u.::J .."ut",}ulJ tLt... ti u.,",~ u ~l"vl(,...H fLU.LU ,1 ~tVJ "" lu o Uh.. contmue to mvestlgate to mvestlgate Cnme Stoppers Inc oIlers pas!>enger Jumped out, ran to mg In DetrOit Vdlage where the money order The female dnver took d pre rewards of up to $1,000 for the back yard and grabbed an ongmated informatIOn leading to an alum mum extensIOn ladder lImmarv breath test, but License stolen Camera taken arrest of persons responsible for When he came back he threw refused blood alcohol te!>t" She Pots pilfered A woman resldmg m the 700 mmes Call (810) 445.5227 or the ladder mto the rear of the wa!> a!>sl!,rneda LOurt heanng block of Washmgton reported from school A busmes!>womdn from a to City of Grosse Pomte pobce A 13-year-old glrl resldmg m 1-800-831 3111 truck before a Judge 111 the Cltv of The vehicle \\ as la!>t seen headmg south on Fdlrway A shoplifter is caught in Woods Grosse Pomte Wood!>pubhc safety officers Yo ere called to a drugstore m the 20400 block of Mack at about 3 30 pm on Saturday, Apnl 19 Upon arrival, officers were met by store employees who had caught a Grosbe Pomte Shores reSident shophftmg A search of the alleged shopbfter turned up several inexpenSive cosmetiCS, seme of which had the pnce tags torn off The woman wa~ released on a persenal bond after being booked by Woods pobce Cars recovered Grosse Pomte Park public safety officers responded to a report of cars stolen III the City of Grosse Pomte at about 3 a m on Monday, Apnl 21 After heanng the reports, Park officers began checkmg the areas east of where the cars were reported stolen A patrol umt spotted a Dodge Dynasty unoccupied WIth the engme runmng m the 1100 block of Bishop The car was reported stolen from the 600 block of Neff m the City only a few mmutes eorher At about 4 15 am, Sunday, April 20, Park officers saw a pickup truck turn suddenly off of Jefferson m what appeared to be an attempt to aVOIdthe police - Jim Stlckford Drunken driver City of Grosse Pomte police 1 GAL. ALBERTA arrested a woman around 3 SPRUCE . Slow'" gruws 1"110 slrong conteaJ Wpe • low malltenanee • Donse ~ h8bd You and (67m7) Your Car ~~ *1 GRADE by Tom Fraser & Bob Hoover ARMSTRONG $ales Ugr SeMc:e Mgr PATENTED ROSES • LoI pIInlablt bo'I SIGNS OF WEAR • Ideal sol mix IIlUld plInI ~ACKGROUND • lJnq>e VlnIbeI Car Q\l,ners .....ho suspect thdt thelr ('28666j COVER PLANTS • Oloosetrom English Ivy, vehicles are 10 need of nt\\- ruhber to replace the \loom tLre'lo on their cars PenwriIe, PIchy$andnI orW"1l1elmeper (966163) ha ...e 1\\0 \loa)" to check for c'(cPSSl\e tread "",('ar The fir"t h 1. bUllt In rr thod "hu;h make .. U"t of molded in ~ <\ .. baT" Thp"p aTe r ll"td <;("("tlon<;. o ub~ r In the tlT{, groo\('<, that ~pan the I'>,dlh of tht l"ad \\ hen the tread ",car ... do""n to thE. poH't \\herE" It lS flu"-h \lolth the...t. ""'car b1T"i the bar,;; v. 111 appedT a~ "'mooth bJnd,;; 8cro!:!.'! thc trt'ad tht. tHnt ha ...come to look mto 1 nev. tIT(( .. An( th' r a) to gauge th nN'd fOT nev. tire h to In'iert the <,dg\ (f 1 IXnn~ mto tre gTo<)\e of a tm ..0 tint the top ()f Lincoln'" head l"i dm.rtect tOVlard thE. center of thc tlrc \Vh(n doll of the pre<;endent'i head 1, \l"lble It 1~ an mdlfatlOn th It tht tn.1d I... p 1<..1 l~ 7 GALLON TREES WEEPING CHERRY TREE 5 GALLON SHADE limit and th1t the tm "'~Duld b<> • Oloosetrom ftowemg or shIde_ • 7 gaIon' 6' Till TREES ",placed '1M'ge cal'l*. well established • IleaWII.Il pO bloom 5 • Heavy cMiper (M265J When ~ou n pile!' ....{lur tlTr,,- }Qu11 dlM:OU'T thp plc''''Tuc that come ... from ha\lng \our nr hug thl rf1d prop<.'rl} and }OU 11 lmpro"t \our ..afrt, at the ,.me t,me At RI\I\F TmOT~ 70R 2(00) you II g'rt K"pat ,rnlre bHau,e we know Yiohat Yiot aT( dOIng - 'I\{' ha\€ ~ened thl~ fOmmUnlt .. f( r OHT 7R vear ...r \\r ITP ....( n ..lt1t\P t 15".18" SPREADING YEW PACKAGED I Ifl)(!1 \ Ql \" II • Populi< ~ 5Mb ~------, • ,",1'Ni ptmng 10 Wpe SEEDS I Oil, Filter & • • _ dee!> gr-. color 1I1~ lho ye.- EVERYDo\Y1 All S EASONI • Lube I I.!l1lh I, .. upt lqulV1 .. ol(nrwlm I '0\.111. .Il I , !i~=JL~j.]RJMJldl I• hI nllln, 1. \I,ta h\o ...,.HJ.!' l~ldlll',d COMMERCE HARPERW REDFORD SOUTHFIELD (n"'l.lt] h1" Illl' r \ I~mol.n1"ilh I 355 KagcJe •r I I t A o • • • Q April 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News 21A I I I '.. '. 41< I Storage . IV''I~' ; 'I Cleaning Restyle Protect the life and beauty of your fur by caring for it. Lazare1 s in house service and storage puts over 70 years of experience and care to work for you. We are only a call away. Ron our fully bonded service Lazare's"Getaway Promotion" representative provides Give ourself and our furs a vacation. Lazare's personalized pickup. SECOND DRAW WeekenQ. Getaway ChlC~go Simply call 313-961-4731 for Pick up at your home or office. or Bring them to us at 493 Ouellette Ave. just left out of tunnel. \ .. ==~.....,..... Cotll'O."" O"ICI •• , R A <, '1m lor <"(]q Mw VI <1A~()) I' 'I '9 ), 1-l SEQlJENCE ROOl9l8 9;'" Rnhh f)~ <)( If' ')5') ( 0,..,rl H(1V~n MI 49417 1/01'1 R-l'8n, ,( l( (66, RJl/ol/tl ...... J .4-._")1N.... -" Apnl 24,1997 22A Business Grosse Pointe News Business PeoRle What went down 693 points, then Grosse POinte Park resident Steven P. Schneider recent- ly ha~ Jomed the Detroit-based law firm Homgman Miller Schwartz and Cohn as a partner m Its Detroit office bounced up 312? The Do", Jones Schneider Joms Homgman Miller Schwartz and Cohn from Detroit-based ANR By Joseph Mengden Tier III consIsts of the Pipeline L-ompany,one ot the natIOn S Jdrgest Jill' le<.llI1lLUI unulYl>tl>ca1led Russell 2000 Index, the bottom natural gas transporters and a subSIdiary of It a c1dsslc rebound, WIth the two-thirds of the market's top the Fortune 125 Coastal CorporatIOn As bounce back Let's talk...STOCKS -, ,-:. - .!.... -,--- _..,. • - I _ ~ - '":.. 3,000 compames Last week, sentor attorney at ANR since 1991, about one ~_ 1~,~'~'_5?~ ~ 4 s- ~ ~ - the Russell 2000 Increased Schneider was responsible for the Company's half ItS ear her only 0 7 percent vs the 4 9 per- property tax, htlgatlOn and antitrust affairs collapse Last More to the pomt, stocks ral- at a 1997 estimated PIE of cent nse m the DJI Barron's Schneider earned his undergraduate week the mar- bed on better than expected about 17 (Apnl 21) reports that the poor degree from Marquette Umverslty (summa ket closed up prof!t reports for the first quar- Tier II IS the NASDAQ showmg by both the "mid-cap" cum laude), a master of sCience In economics four days, ter, Just ended Barron's (April Composite mdex, the tech stocks (represented by the from the Umverslty of I1hnols, and law down only on 21) reported that about two- stocks, whIch, like the S&P NASDAQ ComposIte) and n.e degree from University of Wisconsin Law School Thursday thtrds of the DJI compames' 500, IS market-weighted The "small-cap" stocks (represented Schneider IS natIOnally known for hiS role m devlsmg and Percen tage- earnmgs have corne In well NASDAQ COnSIl>tsmainly of by the Russell 2000) IS the Implementmg property tax reductIOn programs, havmg By Joseph Wise, the 4 9 above analysts' expectattons mId-cap stocks, With some mam reason that mutual funds brought actlOlls before admmlstratlve agencies and courts m Mengden percent gain But not all stock partICipated exceptions Last week, when have had such a miserable fifteen states including Michigan ranks among equally m thIS rally Since the the DJI was up 4 9 percent, the companson to the S&P 500 so Schneider ISa frequent lecturer and has pubhshed several Wall Street's bIggest year-end, the stock market NASDAQ only rose by 1 3 per- far thIS year local and national articles and papers He ISa member of the The stock market recovery appears to be subd1V1dmg mto cent, and nearly all of that was Only 8 percent of all U S State Bar of Michigan, State Bar of WiSCOnSin,Umted States Wllbfueled by a sharp recovery three tiers, or d1fferent pTlce accounted for by Microsoft eqUIty mutual funds are beat. Dlstnct Courts for the Eastern Dlstncts of Wlsconsm, the m the bond market For the strata, If you Will (MSFT, at 107 5/8 last Friday) mg the S&P 500, smce last bars of numerous federal appellate and dlstnct courts, the whole of last week, yields on Above It all are the stocks of MSFT ISa "bIg-cap" stock, With year-end It would appear that Umted States Tax Court, the Umted States CI81ms Court long-tenn Treasunes dechned the Dow Jones IndustrIals a market value over $141 bll- the mdex funds are purchasmg and has been admitted pro hace vIce In Oklahoma, from 7 17 percent on Apnlll to mdex Combme these 30 hon, third hIghest of all stocks, only about 75 to 100 of the S&P Lowslana, MISSISSippiand New York courts 7 06 percent last Fnday When stocks, whtch are already part Just behtnd General Electnc 500 stocks, wluch, when prop- yields dechne, prices move of the S&P 500 mdex, WIth the (GE) and Coca-Cola (KO) erly weIghted, WIll repbcate Grosse POinte Woods reSident Grant P. Gilezan, of the mversely next 50 or so favonte S&P 500 Bill Gates, MIcrosoft's the movement of the entire enVlrOnmental practICe group, of the law firm Dykema The bond market recovery stocks, and you have what LTS founder, owns over $30 billIOn S&P 500, Without actually G Powell, Graves, Westbury & Graves, PC, a certIfied pub- hc accountmg and management consultmg finn, WIth offices In Grosse Pomte Farms and Royal Oak, welcomes David A. Kropp to Its accounting and tax staff In Its Grosse Pomte Fanns office Grosse Pomte Park reSident Luis G. Camero, M.D. has been appomted chIef of thoraCICsurgery at St John Hospital and MedIcal Center He replaces the retired Jacques Beaudom, MD Dr Camero contmues as 8SSOClatedirector of the Medical Surgical Intensive Care Umts at St John He IS certified by the Amencan Board of Surgery and Amencan Board of ThoraCICSurgery He has lectured exten- Sively on areas m hiS specialty, Includmg- cancer of the esophagus, reconstruction of the chest wall, treating trauma to the chest, lung cancer, and congemtal h~ d1sease. among others Camero ISa fellow of the Amencan C Il...... ~.~..-..-.-. - -_ ~ . - - ,_ -- COll'OtlATI0''"'1. , Ar 4 <;; Hom llfln ')oq now M' ~A6()? 1'111'9) 091. SEQUENCE IR)019M 1.~, 1M [I'll '9??47' scon IOBINSON ('mo.' r1r,-,q I@o \ OM po f"~ d""nl I •• IONAL 0"1< •• 'I)tl R)rh()~ ~ ,1(> ,~'} ( (nd Hnv('n M 4Q.411 I~ ~)RM, Sl?6 I, .. 161("11 A41 014" __ J..l "'" April 24, 1997 24A Grosse Pointe News 40% Savings On All Stearns & Foster Mattress Sets Additional 10%Off Sale Prices AND PLUS Do Not Pay For I FullYear* , •I .~ ~ , .- The unmatched comfort and value is in the details. y/fO ~DfiO'''' Luxury and comfort. Handcrafted construction. Attention to detail. And the world's finest IS&F1 materials. These have been the hallmarks of Stearns & Foster@ since 1846 - hallmarks we ~B"",,: ,. invite you to experience today at Scott Shuptrine Fine Furniture. OPEN DAILY I O~9,Sunday, 12~S:30 Troy, 977 E. 14 Mile Rd, 585~3300 Sale Ends Monday, Novi. 43606 W. Oak Drive. 349~0044 Fme Furniture April 14th YOU'LL FEEL RIGHT AT HOME "vVtn lDP ')vcd (rcdl{ when yo J p:iY fo your Slmc As Chh pl rch,sc by April 1998 Norm:il APR j 79°0 DepOSit rcqu red on custom orders Not to be comb ncd with ;toy other p Jbhc r [Y ....1ft. offer Prevlol S p r( h1SCS. C)w,Chldcd O!ff'r only W'll :lblc on Stc CO.f>OttA" O"tel', , rl ;1" lml' '., lq 11W V 4Af!()) • ) )-.,)1.1 SEQUENCE )J ;"''''1.1 (', f l' r 4/ /11 SCOTT II08IN1ON ,..ml~ rimfJllEt ., nm .I.IONAL O.. tel. o fit R hhn~ '" 1(' 1~7 • • • i III 1 Hl\1(\ Ml 11941' II> I H.I> H'II> 10" (tiltJ R..P 1'1 '1$1 "'nvJtl c1m n ?~vrv,...~.. Am Churches page 6 Entertainment page 7 It's Action Auction time again at the Grosse Pointe Academy By Shirley A. McShane Crdwford sald pomtIng out that artIsts StaffWnter Derby Academy (which closed In 1969 and more than 60 percent of tho;,e who • A trIp to PariS, four day;, In the • A three-carat ;,apphlre and dia- Along WIth the hiStOry, the tradI- Wd<;reincorporated as the Grosse attend the auctIOn are from outsIde city and travel by tram for a two-day mond rlOg tIOn and the seemmgly endles;, hst of POinte Academy) the Grosse Pomte wmmumty stay In the country • A Sea Rayder F-14jet boat top draw~r" Items up for bId dt thl" • A Seabourne crUise around the "All of these Items are eVLn better Both Crawford and ZurSchmlede ~edr's ActIOn AuctIOn, orgamzers of On thp block thiS year arl' appro'\( Greek Isles than they are Sacred Heart alumnae the Grosse PolOte Academy's blgge;t Imdtel) 1,000 Item." everythmg from • SIX box seats to the Kentucky sound," ZurSLhmlCde was a JUnior dnnual fundrmser promIse some the ;,pecloll project'l each when the school closed, tlung else thiS year Fun aLadpmv cla,,<;room cre Crawford was among one of dte., for the auctIOn, to the last graduatmg classes Yes, fun Co-chaIrmen MimI thl;, sdmphng Crawford and Llbble ZurSchmlede • A 1997 Eddie Bauer, ThiS year, both of theIr couldn't emphaSIze enough thE' 4x4 Ford ExpeditIOn daughters are graduatmg from Importance of lOcludIng fun 10 the • A walk on With the Academy, so co-chaIrmg pldnmng of the annual aUe!lOn Harrison Ford 10 an the event has a SpecIal mean- While preVIeWIng and bIddmg on upcommg mOVIe to be mg for both, they SaId vanous Items at an auctlOn may be filmed In New York City "Nahonally, tills IS the excltmg, auctlOns tend to run long, • A cIgar party for 50 largest and most successful they said at the Crescent Sail fundraIslOg auctIOn of Its Ydcht Club lund," Crawford saId "People We want It to be an entertamlOg • A 'Get Ph) 'llcal" have a great deal of respect for e\ enmg," ZurSchmlede said 'We partv at the Tdvlor fam- It It's a temfic marketlOg and want people to laugh and enjoy Ily',; ;porh pdvllIon, fea exposure opporturuty to have themselves .. turmg rdcquetball, ten- donated Items put lo our cata- They hope to lIven things up dt m, 'Iun h food ,md log" thiS year's preVIew on Wedne~d,l\ Inlh t May 7, and auctIon on "Over the years, the auctIOn Saturday, May has become a bridge between 10, by adchng a the Sacred Hollywood- Heart and academy- Grosse Pomte awards-type Academy famI- theme Piped-m hes" show tunes and ZurSch1lllede fIlm clIps WIll added "It has accompany the become suc- presentatIon of cessful enough each Item up now that It not for bId only raIses money for the DecoratIons operatmg bud- get but we have - all handmade - feature long • A party for 24 at the been able strIps of paper made to lOOklIke film Rattlesnake Club to establISh an striPS The stripS feature faVOrIte • A potpourri of art mOVIecharacters for chIldren and endowment created by both local Crawford said "There fund" adults, along WIth photographs of and na tlOnal artists, are no 'catches' WIth vanous Academy events held durmg mciudIng watercolors, these Items, they are all Crawford and ZurSchmiede could- the last year OIls and sculpture 'top drawer" n't have organized the ActIon AuctIOn • A full-Ien!,rth alone They credit the numerous vol- The due!lOn Will be held at the mdhogany mmk coat The Action AuctIOn unteers on the VarIOUS commIttees, Grosse Pomte Academy and IS • A ;,electlOn of chma, was launched In the the faculty and students, the commu- expected to draw about 1,500 bId "Ilver dnd cry'ltal late 1960s as a fundraIs- mty at large, the alumm, Ford Motor der" HlstorIcdlly, the auctIOn brIngs • Hand-paInted furni- er to help the finanCIally Co and Lawrence and Ernest m about a half mIllIon dollars, ture made by local strapped Sacred Heart DuMouchelle r------.-._,~"~~.-J __ ""J:.'~ Don't wait for the next storm to find out you still do not have coverage for a KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE • a82-8970 Flooded Baselueh: Visit us at our new address! ... II ~ fr DANA BUCHMAN designs a black and white I video box print I silk crepe I front zip jacket " over Q tutti fruttt -j • I blouse and Call I black silk jacket Robert Loon1is and Associates today for a hOlneowner policy that does cover vour basement! 0/ ." JI ~f J< t I ()O \ If" \ '\ Il \ ~~O( I \ I f 't, MONDAy-FRIDAY to-6. THURSDAY to-9 SATURDAY 10-5 30 • NOw OPEN SUNDAYS 12-4 ...... ~ ... ------..._-_..._------""'-- _ , '1 ~ COINI",. O"fCll, , I R .1 '" 1m' "lCj flw M t1Rc")r? A I 9 Y14 SEQlJENCE 1")0191 H W~ 10' I 'I /9) )~n SCOTT ROBINSON ,-..mn I 1mq @rf ... om f' (\ ~,..n •• GIOMAlO"IC •• o f) R')hl ~ ').tr 2~,) • • • i ( lnr1 Hnll'('r'1 MI 49411 It ') H4~A!l6 I • 1~161 R~)6141 r>rnr.ti "..,..,,?llIiln HV"o.-.l ... ,,_ 28 April 24, 1997 Community Grosse Pointe News The snake is the Women's Council star in 'Anaconda' of Realtors Studio Head: OK, let's deSCrIbeshow the anaconda All local Realtors will celebrate May Day with a tour combme "Jaws," .FrIday the kIlls and you'd think he was of the newly renovated hfatoric Provencal.Weir House, 13th' and "Ahens," but we audltlomng for HispaniC Tall 376 Kercheval In Grosse Pointe Farms. can't use a shark, a mamac In Tale theater "It holds you a goalie mask or a creature tIghter than vour tnle lovf> Sponsored by the Groue Pointe chapter of the Irom outer space Oh and and you get the prIvilege of Women', Council of Realtors and the Grosse Pointe It has to take place In a hearmg your bones break Historical SocIety, the house will be open from 10:30 remote location (It's) the perfect kIllIng a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday. May 1. Tom Singelyn of Junior Executive I How machme " VOIghtgives us a the historical socIety will give guests a taste of hfato- about a rabid dog Walt, that's whacko Spin on Captam ry. refreshments and a guided tour of the oldest home been done A sv.arm of No, Queeg The crew IS an antbro- in the PoIntes. that's been done, too Hmmm pologIcal melting pot What do people hate? Director of the documentary wrhe Grosse Pointe HIstorical Society would Uke to Junior Executive n Bugs, IS Latmo Lopez, rapper Ice help Realton understand the rich history of our com- snakes and rats Cube IS the cameraman, munity," said Slngelyn. "80 they can educate CU5- SH: That's It A big snake there's an English narrator tomers moving to the Pointes from other areas. We I've got It, a boa and Mateo, the South are pleased to have an opportunity to acquaint Real- JEll: Too small What are American guIde ton with the Provencal-Weir House. its history and those really big snakes? Ana But dIrector LUISLlosa the tremendous amount of work that the hfatorical somethmg doesn't give enough time to society has done to restore it." JEI: Condors, anacondors develop these characters mto SH: Yes But Its anaconda much more than snake bait, Jean Dodenhoff. curator of the historical society, And I thmk they're In the Nile and stereotypes reign will present a slide show of significant bJstoric homes or the Amazon That works supreme and an overview of the hfatory of the community at a Run WIthIt, boys When the body count rISes luncheon at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial after the It wouldn't be SUrprISing If you pretty much know who tour. that was the studIO meeting the VIctIms Willbe and who All Realtors and their guests are welcome. The price that sprang the Idea for will sUTVIveEven so, Llosa for WCR members Is $13; for guests. $18. "Anaconda," the latest people- ('"I'he SpecialiSt" and "Sniper") In-Jeopardy/dlsaster fUm dIrects the actIOn scenes WIth From left, are Dodenhoff and Singelyn of the bJator- a crisp flarr There are some ical society and Myrna Smith and Ann Porter of the jtenUlne scares - the snake Women's Council of Realtors. AT TIiE MOVIES snatclung a crew member from the boat and underwater snake-eye VIewsof fleemg SWlIllmers are a few These are obVIOUS"Jaws" thefts Or, If Mee~i9g~~~'Hl Ji~J3~i- we're bemg kInd, homages Camera Club Teagan, 1990-91 preSident of Questers International will for gambhng casinos. Still, there are some thnlls The Grosse Pomte Camera the branch and past preSident meet at 12 30 p m Thursday, Reservations are not necessary and suspense As the snake Club WIll meet at 7 p m of the Michigan organizatIOn, May I, at the home of Mary and the community IS inVIted Circles and tightens Its hold, Tuesday, AprIl 29, at Brownell IS chairman of the 75th Ruffner The program, "Boom Call preSident MartI Miller at anniversary committee Towns m Texas," will be pre- (313) 886-3785 for informatIOn. breakmg ribs and bones, It Middle School In Room CAll, keeps Its VletImSahve - hov- for ItS annual meetmg and The theme for the 75th year, sented by Mary Edlo Lakeshore erIng (seemmgly for mmutes), election of officers VIsitors are "PIecing Thgether Our Future Thompson Co-hostess WIll be heSItating before the final welcome and refreshments WII! from our Past," was suggested Alice Steinbach Optimist Club strIke that 18 I=ment TJy be served For more informa- by Grosse POinter Lisa Carmer, The Lakeshore Optimist That being s81d, "Anaconda" ch81rman of the recent qu1lt Club will meet from 7.30 to not to Jump, at least a httle tIon, call (313) 824-9064 or project Carmer not only Women's IS a fun tnp The snake effects There's some gruesomeness, (313) 881-7011 are unpresslve and the cast, too After crushmg, then swal- deSIgned the branch's qUIlt Republican Club ~t3tt: w:r::~~:l'AprIl 30, which mcludes Jon VOight, Junior League square, but also deSigned and lOWInga crew member, the stitched the qUilt with assls- The Women's Repubhcan The speaker wIll be Jan JennU'erLopez(Selena)and camera follows the snake back The JUnior League of DetrOit Enc Stoltz, give solld perfor- Inc will host ItS spnng mem- tance from Barbara StlIllngs Club WIll meet at 7.30 pm Duster, pubhc relatIOns man- underwater to reveal the out- Tuesday, AprIl 29, at the FIrSt ager "or Cottage HospItal The mances In thankless roles bership mformatlOn meeting at and the Day Stitchery group of ". hned form mSlde the snake the Grosse Pomte branch EnglIsh Evangellcal Lutheran OptllnIst Club IS a co-sponsor The snake 18 the real star 6 30 p m Wednesday, April 30, seemmgly still breatlung. Nancy PIIorget, 1994-95 presi- Church, 800 Vermer The of the 17th annual Cottage Measunng out at nearly 40 Notes on the film say actual at the Grosse POinte War Memonal dent of the Grosse POinte speaker will be Warren Biller Hospital Fun Run and Walk feet, sensing whenever prey 18 anacondas were used for some nearby and snatclung VletlIllS Those who want to learn branch, WIll serve as co-eh8.1r- of Gamblers Anonymous He and FamIly Fitness-fest, to be footage The largest measured man of the Saturday evemng wIll present a VIdeo and dIs- held on Sunday, May 18 For as they Jump to escape Its about 18 feet Other than the more about the league, Its vol- grip, thiS reptile IS not to be unteer commitment to the dinner and celebration, and cuss the posItIve role hIs group more information, call Kent obVIOUS40-footer It'S hard to RosemarIe Dyer, 1991-92 pres- can playas Detroit prepares Commer at (313) 886-7100 messed WIth tell the dIfference health and welfare of the clul- dren of DetrOit and about Ident, Will represent the state But when a documentary Filmed In the BraZilIan educatIOn foundation ofAAUW mm crew headlng down Amazon, the mOVIeplays on memberslup are inVIted For of Michigan Grosse POinte Amazon tnbutanes In search our fears of the unknown, more informatIOn, call (313) branch hlstoTlan Karen Stark of remote Brazlhan IndI8llS shady strangers and (most of 881-0040 pICk up stranded PeruVIan all) really big snakes prepared the branch history Brunch At The Bistro Women's display board and Judy Stark, snake poacher Paul Sarone Even though "Anaconda" thiS year's preSident, Will head (VOIght)and the expedltlOn blatantly borrows from a van- Connection Mother's Day 5/11/97 leader (Stoltz) falls prey to a ety of sources, some of Its the local branch's delegation at The Women's ConnectIon of the conventIOn pOIsonous water bug, they are fnghts are all Its own The 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Grosse POinte will meet at 6 30 For informatIOn on JOImng held hostage by the $1 lIllllion VlSUaleffects are strong And p m Thursday, April 24, at a Sarone says the snake WIll the AAUW, call Connie Kienle Its story ISbelievable enough Grosse POinte club Virginia at (313) 884-9183 bring him to make us prey to the POSSI- Carr, the Color Wizard, WIllbe Adults: $15.00 MysterIOus and squinting bUlty the speaker Her toPiC ''The New Friends and Children: $7.00 hke he needs a new prescnp- But please, no "Anaconda II Power of Color The Influence tlOn for contacts, Sarone can't The Revenge" of Color on our Attitudes and Neighbors Reservations Suggested be trusted But when he saves DeciSIOns m BUSiness, Home The New Fnends and some members of the crew **~ and Interior Decorating" NeIghbors Club WIll meet at D J Honstam IS a freelance from a boar attack, then men- Guests are welcome For 11 30 a m Thursday, May 1, at tIOns he's found the natives wnter who worked for the the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club •Metro TImes and has had mformatlOn, call (313) 882- they seek, the crew set aside 1855 or (810) 777-0888 for a luncheon and installatIOn their fears A documentary album revIews publIShed In of officers and grant money aW8.1tthem the San DIego Umon-7hbune, AAUW For a reservatIon, call Carol Big mistake, of course As In where he lIved for a year. The The Grosse Pomte branch of Martin at (313) 884-0266 by Its predecessors there are two 1988 graduate of Grosse POinte the Amencan AsSOCIatIOn of Fnday, Apnl 25 To request snakes the reptlle In search of South Hrgh Schoollwes In University Women has several babyslttmg, call Susan prey, and the human In search Grosse Pomte Park and pub- hnks to the AAUW Michigan Graham at (313) 331-3758 of money lIshes the Alternative FIlm 75th anniversary state conven- In "Jaws," It was the Island Guule, a newsletter (With aspi- tIOn, to be held Friday-Sunday, Fox Creek • mayor who needed to keep the ratIOns) on Independent, alter- May 2-4 at the Troy Mamott beach open for the tounst natwe and art house films and Hotel Questers money In "Aliens," It was vuleos Grosse Pomter Carla The Fox Creek Burke, the weasel who wanted to bring a hve ahen back for DON'T PAINT YOUR SOTHEBY'S research In "Anaconda," It'S Sarone RADIATORS COll,/DUCTED SYMPOSIUM (> If n(\ A PORTRAIT OF A\fERICA THROUGH THE VOight, fresh off last sum- P I j \ (I In ( l ()l ll" \ h.t , I j I I p"1( hiII( nrjt (! COLLECTIONS OF mer's "MISSIOnImpoSSible," ~OROL1\ AffOldable Ace Radlalo, Enclosu,.s HENRY FORD MUSEUM & GREF"FIf I D" ILLAGE contmues Ius bad guy ways • ( !..., l~ n ~n lr I "1 I rl OverdOing It a bit, he Saturday, May 10th NURSING HOME , , \ & Sunday, May llth 8~5.\~TJ.ffFR~0~ " Bon Secours DFTROIT. \II(H FREE Prod0C, Broe hure Inco FREE On \ t1 • \ ""IC, Sothebv \ EducatIOn ""iiI conduct a 821-3525 Manutactunng Co , Inc ,;ympo';lIIm atthc Mu,;eum In offers diabetes Ql M In \L R\/VG ( tRF 3564 Slue Rod Road Crnclnnah, OhIO45247 Dearborn featUring leading ,;cholar,; support groups v.or~mg With out';tandlng collectIOn,; In ,mall As part of Its ongoing educa RABBI SIIERWl1V W1lYE connOl,,;cur,hlp work,hop,; tlOn progrllm, Bon Secours HospItal will offer free monthly DETROIT lASt of Faculty. support group meetmgs for PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE Allan Rreed r'pen ('a~melmakcr of diabetiCS and their familIes pcnod furniture from 6 30 to 8 P m \lr1i't (ollifF HI,tonan f-ounder of Wedne<>days,May 7, June 4, Thursday, April 24, 7:30 p.m. BEFORE THE AUTOMOBILE ColllcT AUfOmn!,\e Mu,,"cum .July 2 and Aug 6, at the Bon f Ilfahelh Garret Drre I o p • • a Q Apnl 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Faces & n1aces 38 Michigan Women's Foundation honors Farms resident The MichIgan Women's Its InceptlOn m 1986, MWF FoundatIOn will hold Its annu A rame of prizes totalmg encouragt'd, but not ne(e~'idry has granted more than $1 mll- more than $11,000 WIllbe held al "Women of Achievement hon to programs promotmg Order form" are aVdllable m dUring the evening the public hbranes, at the and Courage" awards dinner, women's and girls' economic begmnmg at 5 30 p m Tickets are $40 To make a NeIghborhood Club and In the self-suffiCiency The founda- reservation or to get morE' Tn"!""",!)' 'If:::) S, :l~ th ... roiL" ('nmmumtv F""~1tlOn b~'!d LIUJlltJl>O prOVides techrucal mJormatlon, call (313) 885- ft mg at Bar~es School Or, send Carlton Hotel m Dearborn aS~lstance to women's not-for- The group will honor out- 2543 between 8 a m and 4 30 a check payable to the profit orgamzatlOns and works pm weekdays standmg women III Michigan Mother's Club of G P South to Increase philanthropIC FashIOn show committee along With your name, This yedr's honorees are resources targeted to members who are Grosse addres~, phone number and Marie Farrell Donaldson, Michigan's women and girls the fir~t woman African- Pomters Include Janice the plants you want, to For more mformatlOn about Utter. Marilyn MacMillian. Mother's Club, 311 fourame, -M Amencan CPA and the first the "Women of Achievement woman ombud~man m Deborah Bellovich, Lauren Grosse POinte Farms, 48236 and Courage" awards dmner, Clune, Wendy Koster DetrOIt call (517) 374-7270 For more informatIOn, call Betty Ford, former first Relich, Ardis Gardella, (313) 882-5762 or (313) 885- lady of the Umted States and Mary Ellen Dakmak, Diane 5012 CindereUa Ball: The Kratz, Elaine Malcoun, an outspoken advocate for annual Cmderella Ball, a ben- Mary Ann Mangold, A specIal con- awareness and treatment of efit for the Amencan Lung A cappella: Michelle Accardo, Susan cert by two Grosse Pomte alcohol and other drug depen- AsSOCiationof MIChigan, WIll dence Amine, Debra Arnone, smgmg groups, The Grunyons \ be held on Fnday, May 2, at Judith Dobbins, Santina and Noteworthy, Willtake Helping prepare for the Fontbonne Auxiliary's 32nd Karla Scherer, who led the Dearborn's Ritz-Carlton Hotel Fulgenzi, Michelle Giorgio, place at 7 30 pm Sunday, annual fashion show are, from left, Michelle Accardo, natIOn's only succe~~ful proxy Mel Ball and Colours WIllpro- contest mVOIvlnga major Marilee Rinke, Margherita April 27, at the Grosse POinte general co-chairman; Ardis Gardella. president of the Vide entertainment for the Wiszowaty and Lorna natIOnal publicly held corpora- event War Memonal auxiliary; and Judith Dobbins. general co-chairman. For ZalensJu. Also appearmg - The tickets, call (313) 885-2543. tion Scherer lives In Gro~se MIchelle Engler WIll be POinte Farms Arbors, a profes~lOnal vocdl honored as Michigan's Woman Cottage fashions: The quartet from Chicago of the Year, and Rick Cottage Hospital AUXlbary Proceeds from the show will Inatome, ch31rman of Inacom Willpresent ItS fashIOn show, benefit the Michigan Vocal Corp , W1llbe honored as "The Colors of Spring," begin- Jazz Society and Spnng Smg Michigan's Man of the Year nmg at 8.30 a m Saturday, XL, an annual gathenng of a The Volunteer of the Year May 10, at Jacobson's In cappella groups around the Award WIllhonor all the past Grosse POinte country which WIllbe hosted ch31rmen of the Cmderella The fashion show and conti- Ball thiS year by The Grunyons nental breakfast 10 the St and Noteworthy May 16-18 at The aSSOCiatIOn'sHentage Clarr Room wJll feature fash- Greenfield Village m Award wJ!1be presented to Ions for all ages, shapes and Dearborn Art and Mary Ann Van bfestyles Will be modeled by Grosse POinter Bill Gard IS Elslander of Grosse POinte aUXlllary members and hospi- the director of The Grunyons Shores The Hentage Award tal health care profeSSionals Noteworthy IS directed by recogruzes a farmly dedicated The fashion show WIllbe fol- Gard's daughter, Martha for generations to the better- lowed by a short presentatIOn Corbin. Co-directors are ment of the commumty and Its by Renay Gagleard, a cllm- citizens Grosse Pomters Anne cal nurse Speclahst WIth the Roberts and Tracy Thorpe. Chrorman of this year's ball Henry Ford Cottage Hospital Tlckets to the April 27 con- Ph 010 by Theresa H.1um Foedler ISDenise Andris of Grosse Falmly ChLldbJ.rthCenter, Peggy Kotz. at the left. and Cress Meier, co-chairmen Pomte Park Honorary charr- cert are $25 for patrons, $15 about the Importance of for adults, $5 for students of the Mother's Club of Grosse Pointe South's Flower men are Irma Elder and Karla Scherer hepatitis B Immumzatlons for Call (313) 640-0123 for tickets and Garden Sale. are preparing for the event, which will Grosse POinters Stephanie mfants or mforlnat!On be on Saturday and Sunday, May 17 and 18, at Phil Plt- Germack and Diane ReservatiOns are necessary ters' Garden Center. Susan Watson, the first Schoenith. - Margie ReinS Smith Afncan-Amencan and first and seatmg IS limited Tlckets Tlckets for the ball range are $8 a perSOn, two for $15 woman to serve as city editor from $175 to $1,000. For mfor- of the DetrOIt Free Press 'lb make a reservatIOn, call matlon and inVitatIOns to the (313) 881-9758 or (810) 293- In order to assist women m Golden Jubilee Cinderella 3786 pursumg bUSiness careers, Ball, call the Amencan Lung Scherer has established the AsSOCiatIOnof Michigan at South's garden sale: Karla Scherer FoundatIOn, (810) 559-5100 which prOVides scholarships The annual Flower and for women who want to obtam Garden Sale, sponsored by the Fontbonne fashions: Mother's Club of Grosse an undergraduate or graduate The Fontbonne AUXlhary of St degree In economics or Pomte South High School, Wlll John Hospital and Medical be held from 9 a m to 5 p m finance Center Will hold Its 32nd In preVIous years, MWF has Saturday, May 17, and from annual fashion show, "Images 10 a m to 4 P m Sunday, May honored Aretha Franklin, In Style," beglnmng at 5 30 the first woman mducted mto 18, at Phil Pitters Complete p ill Wednesday, May 7, at Garden Supply Center, located the Rock and Roll Hall of Penna's of Sterling, 38400 Fame, Dorothy Johnson, the at Altar Road and Vernor Van Dyke m Sterling Heights Pltters, a South graduate, first woman elected preSident Dmner Wlll be at 6 30 p.m., of the W K Kellogg W1lIhelp the Mother's Club's followed by a fashion show cause by ofTenng a dIscount to FoundatIOn, and Dr. Alexa presented by Dawood of Canady, the fust woman and anyone purchasmg garden Grosse POinte supphes anytime - lf the pur- first Afncan-Amencan to be Grosse Pomter Anne appomted to a reSidency m chaser mentions Grosse Pomte Thompson of WDW-TV; WIll South High School Free deliv- neurosurgery at the be the hostess for the progrron Umverslty of Minnesota ery IS aV31lable m the Grosse and proceeds WIllgo toward Pomte dlStnct The MWF IS a stateWide the purchase of a state-of-the- partnership of Supporters The Flower and Garden art endoscopIC system used for Sale Will feature Impatiens workmg to expand opportUni- early detection of pancreatic ties for women and gJrls Smce flats of 48 plants In chOICesof Champagne brunch and gall bladder cancers white, pink, salmon, red, blue pearl and mlXed, at $13 each The Michigan Humane Society's eighth annual Bow Wow Champagne Brunch on .DiIbi. .. _ Also for sale New GUinea April 13 attracted more than 500 people. Among the Grosse Pointers who sttend. Impatiens, begoma hanging ed were, from left, Bob Weiland, Cheryl Reitzloff, Marian Troifflte, Kristie Dejong es and Kevin Reltzloff. baskets, flats of geranIUms, Griffin Patrick Wray parent IS Mickie Brown of statuary, pots, and gardenmg Arlene Rozzelle and Donald Rochester Great-grandmoth- supplies Pre-orders are Wray Jr of Grosse Pomte Park ers are Ollie Maghlelse of the ... arc the parents of a son, Gnffin City of Grosse Pomte and Patnck Wray, born March 16, Helen Benbow of Augusta, Ga 1997 Maternal grandparents are Macey Selenah Lloyd !J'-,. -W~DS-- Charles and LoiS Rozzelle of Mr and Mrs Tlmothy Lloyd Fort Lauderdale, Fla Paternal of the City of Grosse Pomte are Optical StudiOS grandparents are Donald and the parents of a daughter, Theresa Wray Sr of 8t LoUIS Macey Selenah Lloyd, born DIsfmcflVe Eyewear March 21, 1997 Maternal For Your IndIVIdual Image Grace Michel grandparents are Mr and Mrs Richard Sevy of the City of Eye ExammatIOns $48 Muawad Grosse POinte Paternal grand- Ronny and Amy Muawad of parents are Mr and Mrs Larry Gr05 of a "On, Joshua Cole Brown, c • born March 14,1997 Maternal granrlparenl~ are Meh!>Saand f George Maghlelse of the City of I I We specialize in :~; Grosse POinte Paternal grand- :l .~ 1\" CUSTOM MIRRORS .l. 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I I t A o • • • Q April 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Bon Secours Hospital offers new breast biopsy technique Surge Pomte Farms A March wed- Dr David A Scott and the stoff at Grosse POInIe Family ]ohnston- dmg IS planned MediCine are pleased to announce our new feeatron In Grosse Johnston g1'aduated from the POinte Woods Our gool IS to contrnue to prOVide a family practice Umverslty of Mlcrugan WIth a Cornell that gets to know your family well, offerrng sound ad.lce through bachelor of arts degree and Joe and Susan Johnston of from Wayne State Umverslty a lifelong relahonship Grosse POinte Family medicine offers your the CIty of Grosse Pomte have With a master's degree In bUSI- famrly person air zed, cost effeclJve care - dimenSions all too often announced the engageml'nt of ness admlrustratton She IS a last In a clinIC environment thetr daughter, Catherme finanCial analyst WIth if you don't need an appointment now, but would Irke to become Brennan Johnbton, to Jeffery Comenca Bank James Cornell, son of Ronald Cornell graduated from the established as one of our pahents, you may call to register your and Patncla Cornell of (,robse Umverslty of Mlcrugan With a name and vltollnfarmahon In antlclpohon of the lime you Will bachelor of science degree 10 need comfortable, professlonol family health care englneermg and from Oakland UmversIty With a master of SCI- Highlights of Grosse Pointe Family Medicine ence degree 10 englneenng He • Prrmary Care Center IS a sales engineer With Eaton Corp • IndIVIdualIzed, Convenient Core • Serving The Entrre Family, from Children to Gebeck- Mary Katherine Gebeck the Elderly and David H. Jordan planned • Will Work With Your Health Pion Jordan Gebeck graduated from • Evening and Saturday Morning Offrce Hours Available Dr Thomas R Gebeck of HIllsdale College With a bache- Grosse PolOte Woods and Mary lor of arts degree m lOterna. • Staff PriVileges at Bon Secours Hospllcl K Gebeck, also of Grosse tlOnal busmess She IS assiS- Pomte Woods, have announced tant store manager at Grosse Pointe Family Medicine Hudson's Bnarwood the engagement of their daugh- 19787 Mack Avenue ter, Mary Kathenne Gebeck, to Jordan graduated flom DaVId Harold Jordan, son of MIchigan State Umverslty Grosse POinteWoods, MI 48236 Nancy Powell of LexJI:gton and With a bachelor of scIence Jeffrey James Cornell and (313) 882-8009 Mr and Mrs DanIel Jordan of degree He IS the harbor mas- Catherine Brennan Rochester A June weddmg IS ter at the Grosse PolOte Yacht Office Hours Monday and Fnday 9 a m to 5 p m Johnston Club Tue.day and Thursday 11 a m to 8 p m Saturday MornIng 9 a m to noao In helping you CHOOSE A PHYSICIAN, we have as many questions as you do. ~ ~ ~ '" \\ h," \ 'I , ill Ill, "I 1"1,, II, rill I Ill, 1", I 1'11\'1'1111 Id'il rI \I, "", I 11111'1'" " ~ \111..1 II II Ii \. 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".,""""',..,)8"""""""_,, _ Apn124,1997 68 Churches Grosse Pointe News Adult Bible class Sister Janet Schaeffler offered at St. receives national distinction James Lutheran Sister Janet Schaemer, Catholic Teacher "Pastoral Life" and "PACE" An adult Bible cl!lSl> WIll be director of rehglOus educatIOn Schaemer was rewarded for She also created an In.serVIce held from 9 to 9 45 a m. for St Paul Parish, was nomi- her contributIOns to the Video tape for catechISts Many Sunday, Apnl 27, at St James nated as one of the 25 most "growth and success m of her program deSigns have Lutheran Church, 170 Cathohc educatIOn" for over a gone beyond the areas of reh- McMillan 10 Grosse POinte quarter 01 a century glOUSeducation to encompass l"arms A member of the Adrian those In hturgy, parISh mm. Dominican SISters, Schaemer IStry and fanuly hfe The speaker WJl1be PhyllIS has also been an adjunct pro- Other recognitIOn mcludes Wallace, host of the Lutheran fessor at Sacred Heart M8Jor awards for outstanding serVIce Hour MlnlStnes radio program Semmary m Detroit, and at St. In catechetlcal mmistry and "Woman to Woman" Her topiC Mary's College m Orchard outstandmg contnbutlOn to wJ11 be "Nobody Knows the Lake She has conducted hun- rehglous educatlOn/catechesls Trouble I've Seen " dreds of workshops on religIOUS for the Archdiocese of Detroit The pubhc IS mVlted educatIOn throughout the and nonunatlOn as director of country, mcludmg those spon. rehglous educatIOn of the sored by the Archdiocese of month for "'Ibday's ParISh .. Rummage sale is DetrOit, the Silver Burdett Schaemer receIVed a bache- Publlshmg Co., and Our lor of arts degree from Siena at G.P.Methodist Sunday VISitor, for wruch she Heights College and a master also serves as a consultant for of arts degree m relIgIOUSstud- The Grosse POinte Methodist the religIOUS educatJ.on diVi- Ies from the Umversity of Women wlll hold a spnng rum- sIOn She IS a member of the DetrOIt. She has taught In mage sale from 830 a m. to 2 NatIOnal Cathohc CatechISts CatholIc schools In Las Vegas, p.m. Thursday, May 8, at the Society Board of Master Shaker Heights, Romeo and church, 211 Moross in Grosse Catechists DetrOIt She was director of the Pomte Farms Sister Janet Schae1ller rehglous educatJ.on and adult Schaemer IS the author of faith formatIOn at St. For sale WJlIbe clotrung for mfluentIal mdlvlduals m many artIcles, curriculum Phllomena Pansh In DetroIt men, women and chJIdren, jew. Cathohc educatIOn over the materials and profeSSIOnal and St Edmund Pansh m Balduck Mountain elry, lmens, housewares, past 25 years She recently assessment tools In the field of Warren, and smce 1991, she antiques, furruture, electncal received notificatIOn of her rehglOus educatIOn. Her has been director of rehglous Ramblers appliances, books and tapes. Certrncate of RecogmtJ.on from Insights have been pubhshed education and adult f81th for- For more mformatIon, call The Balduck Mountain Ramblers will perform at 7 Peter J LJ, CEO of the spon- In "RehglOn Teachers' Journal," mation at St Paul Cathohc (313) 886-2363 p.m. Sunday. Aprll 27, In the Groll8e Pointe Unitarian soring pubhcatlOn, Today's "Catecrust," "'Ibday's ParISh," pansh In Grosse Pomte Farms. Church, 17150 Maumee In the City of Grosse Pointe. Tickets are $12 for adults; $8 for seniors and chil- Guest minister to Pride of the Pointes dren under 12. For more information, call (313) 881- 0420. preach at G.P. Grosse Pomters Rebecca Grosse Pomte Park Persian Gulf as part of the United Church McCurdy and Paul Henning Middle East Force, aboard the earned 3 50 or better grade Meridith Akins, a fIrSt-year USS NIcholson The Rev Kent Ulery, confer- pomtaverages durmg the fall student at Hope College, per- semester at Jame!l Madison Handbell recital will be May 4 ence IDIrnster of the MJchJgan formed m the "Dance 23" dance Navy Chief Petty Officer Conference of the Umted College on the campus of concert presented at the college Walter H. Wolff, son of Walter Church of Chnst, will give the Micrugan State Ul11Verslty m MIlICh She IS the daughter at First English Lutheran Church H Wolff of Grosse Pointe Park, sermon on Sunday, Apnl 27, at of Bethany and Roger Akms of recently participated In the Nme bell chOIrs will perform munlty IS mVlted. A free-WJ11 Grosse Pomte Umted Church. Alexandra Chrysanthe Grosse Pomte Farms evacuatIOn of nearly 900 In the 12th annual Handbell offermg will be taken and Akas of Grosse Pomte Woods Amencan and foreign CItIzens Recital at 7 30 P m Sunday, refreshments w111 be served Ulery IS responsible for the was named to the honor roll for Rowena Ferrer of Grosse from AlbanIa Wolff IS assIgned May 4, at FIrst Enghsh Ev after the concert For more moro than 200 congregatlOns or students at Bowhng Green Pomte Park has Jomed forces to the amphibiOUS transport Lutheran Church mformatlOn, call the church the Umted Church 10 State Umvers'ty WIth students from 30 other dock USS NashVllle Sacred and secular musIc office at (313) 884-5040. Break Away colleges and urn- Michigan The pubhc IS invit- will be featured and the com- ed Army Pvt. Maureen B. versltles to spend the school's Ryan has entered basiC IDIh. spnng recess volunteering the Grosse Pomte Umtanan tary tr81nmg at Fort Jackson Flonda State Park SefVlce. Church m South Carohna Ryan IS the daughter of John and Kathy E Navy Midshipman Chris Rev. Ms. Lee Bleul1lt~ ..L Ryan of Grosse Pomte Park. C. Johnson was selected for guest minISter ~ WORSHIP SERVICES the Commandant of 1030 a m SeMce & Church School 51.James Lutheran Church Air Force Airman Mldsrupmen's LIst at the U S. 17150 MAUMEE Kristopher R. Kwiatek grad- Naval Academy The hst IS for 881-0420 170 McMillan Rd. near Kercheval ~ GRACE UNITED uated from students who mamtam at least Grosse POinteFarms' 884- :.. '; .' .,_ f _ o ••• Q April 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 Two good suspense novels keep readers turning pages "Trunk Music" suspense novelb, whIch they detective, who returns to duty formmg their dutleb as they and hi;' do~ebt fra'nd SJ.m bei;duse of hlb oy,n slOular By MichaeL Connelly wnte wIth force and convIC- after an Involuntary leave of should, which, of course, leads Robb On the footb,t11field, dd'>mma yeJ.r~ ago Although LatLe, Brown 383 page~ tIOn ThClr gnpplng page turn- abbence HIS firbt case after Bosch to some skeptical ques- they shdre athletiC ThuNl ... Ipnl z.l al 8 110pm },.d,n -\pnt 2~ at 10 4' am "alurda, Ipnll6 at 8 10 pm IlFTROlr..,\\1I'1I0,\\ OR(IH"lR\ II "III R III '1'1' R wndOCln, 1\ '\'\ IHRRH I «lIn RI\I..,,"' ...... OR\ ' .....0\ R () r r.. RI()(I1 'I I I f1~~l\ IH r ",II (~l ~ Orlh ... lr r< Ii \I .....C)\ ...... , j r R R \\ II I I I ...1" .... ,... fr \lln&"J. I~rn.\) J .....'f\II"'H\Y\) \41,1'4 ('''''OJ! /I I , II ~ ()d"J!1I( ~ J , ... ~1tl t, \ l'" .• H A {, I )I ~(1:)-:)700 IT TAKES A HARD WOOD TO MAKE Salad luncheon A TENDER STEAK. The women of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Detroit East Suburban Alumnae Association will hold their Baron\ beef IS aged m 8-mch mmlated maple 31st annual Salad sampler Luncheon and Fashion wood coolers eqUIpped With .,peclal ventIlatIOn Show at noon Thursday, May 1, at Grosse Polnt.e "ystem., to promote tendcrnc,,~ naturJlly In Woods Presbyterian Church. addItion, we gnll our Pnme grade steah at Proceeds will benefit Kappa philanthropies luch as 2,000 de~ree., FahrenheIt, 'leanng the outSIde the Detroit Rehabilitation Institute. The luncheon will feature fresh flowers, salads and and .,ealmg 1I1 all the succulent flavor Tender fashions by the Jane Woodbury Shop. Music will be .,teak"" comhllled With a dramatIC \\iaterfront by SteJene Mazer. Tickets are $12 and may be pur. vIew of Canada and lmpctcahle :,ervlce make chased from Kappas or by call1ng Nancy Abdulrauf at the dmmg e>..penence at Baron'", hard to hUll 1313) 881-8469. Co-chalmen of the benefit are Marcia Winzer (left). and Betsy Boynton. Committee members are Abdul- rauf. tickets; Kay Van De Graff. decorations; Winzer. (\ kitchen; Laurie Huetteman. commissary; Sharon ( Mertz, (second from right) setup; Lee Miller (right). _____.<-..J wajtresses; Margie Penirian. clean up: Win Meredith. BARON'S )TEAKHOUSE food and garnishing; and sara Sessions (second from ~!l.f.~,..,--I leftl. fashions. 1000 RlVU Place [)etrOlI ReM>rvatlon", raommendcd 2:;q 41\')5 1 _ "'1II===111;::~~--~------I------i CO.I'OtIAn O"ICU, , .'l 11 'l 10M Ion \CHI row M .-1RtlOI ['1 I 1..;/ Wl.4 SEQllENCE Ii< )0) 91 R IA\6 10, 11111 91,A/1 pm" I rlmq @rr,~ (()m .'.'O"AL O"IC', Qlf ~nhhm\ <)~ ,If' '~I ( Jfl<1 Hn ...."n M149.4 1 16 II AM, RI?6 '0,16161 AO MAl "rnn.l A".,,., Ja""","""~,, ...... ApnJ24,1997 88 Famil features by Madeleine Socia Grosse Pointe News Bookish fun dunng Arts and Crafts Shop t!ll you drop for chll- which partlclpdnt<; tour the overvl€w of life on the contl- Reading In fhe Park, 15129 Classe", Saturdd);', through dren's clothmg, toys and furm- Animal adoptions DIA'" puppet collectIOn then nent through VIdeo presenta. Kercheval m Grosse POInte May 10, from 9 30 to 11 d m ture during a Mom Th Mom fashlOn their own creatIOn out tlOns, pholoh'T.lphy dnd artl- Park, has lots of entertammg, The fee I, $20 Ud~"b dre bm- Plan now to find your next Re<;ale event on Saturday, pet dunng the MIChlg,ll1 of self hardemng paper clay tdCt" 1he mu<,eum I" open free programs to mtrodute Ited to eight partlllpdnt<; and Apnl 26, from 10 a m to 1 30 and mIXed medld The fee I" $7 l'ul'"ddy through Sunday, from your cluld to the many ways preregl'trdtlOll I" r~qulred Humane SOCletv's Alllmdl pm, at the Shores Child Care for clllldren and $3 for adult~ 9 30 d m to 5 p III AdmhslOn that words open worlds fuds Call (31'~I 883 4600 Shelters' Adoptdthon 'I'hp Center, 30401 Taylor m St Westland Shelter, 37255 or $6 for children and $2 for I" $:llor adults and $2 for chd- m Grades 2 and above are CI81rShores AdmlsslOn ISfree adult DIA members Call (313) dren Cdll (J13) 491 5800 mVlted to learn how to make Marquette III Westl,md, and Baby animals Vendor tables are avatlable for the Roche~ter Hills Shelter, 83J 4249 balloon ammals on Friday, Cuddly bunme;" fluffy chiCks $14 or two for $25 Call (810) 1 3600 Auburn III Auburn Dinosaurs & safaris a\pn ~5, f:-o:n 1 to 130 pm dUU OUUllC) puppw" dn' JUl>t a ~:J4 ':;;0:; Mrs Tammy Duffield, 5th Heights, will be open on Farm fun 'I here's a lot to ~ee and do at few of the lhdrnung httle trea Saturday, May 3, from 9 a m to Td"e a VISit back to the 'I he DetrOIt Zoo, 8450 W 10 Grade teacher at Trombley ture<; tbdt vour chlld may Strawberry festival Elementary School, will be fea 11 p m and Sunday, May 4, Spring Farm Day~ of yester- Mile m Royal Oak A encount('r dunng Bdbv Animal Jom In the fun, games, from 9 a m to 9 p m The year With hands-on actlvltlCS Tyrdnno~aurus Rex and 27 tured m a Special Saturday Dd), on SUndd), Ma\ 4, from 11 mUSIC,dancmg and fine Pollsh DetrOIt Shelter, 7401 Chrysler that allow you to expenence other !lfe SILe, mechamcally Storyhour on Aprll 26, at 1 d m to 1 pm, at the Grosse foods of the 29th annual St pm Call (313) 822 1559 Expres<;way III DetrOIt, Will be life In the 1800s at the Henry ammated creatures star m Pomte War Memorial, 32 FlOrIan Strawberry FestIval, open from 9 a m to 8 p m both Ford Museum & Greenfield Dlllo<;durla, opemng Saturday, Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte on Saturday, May 3 and ddvs Thl~ celebratIOn, which VIllage, 20900 Oakwood In April 26, and running through Creative crafts Fdrms ThIS event WIll take Sunday, May 4, from noon to 9 kl~ks off natIOnal Be Kind To Dearborn, Thursday, AprIl 24 Monday, Sept 1 AddItional The NeIghborhood Club, place ram 01 ~hme AdmiSSion pm, at St Flonan Pansh, Ammals' Week, al';o Includes through Sunday, Apnl 27 The admls~,on to thiS exhIbIt I" $3 17150 Waterloo m Grosse I" $2 Cdll (313) 881 7511 2626 Poland m Hamtramck spec18l acllvllle", drdwmgs, Museum and VIllage are open for adults and chddren over the Pomte, InVltes students age Q Proceeds benefit St Flonan's prIze" dnd refreshments Call dmly, from 9 a m to 5 p m age of 2 Ledrnlllg a11lmal to 11, to expand their creatiVIty Super sale elementary and lugh schools (313) 721 2109 Admls"lOn IS $12 50 for adults, behavlOr~, gdmes, crafts and Call (313) 365-9061 $11 50 for sel1lor~and $6 25 for tours are Just a few of the On stage children ages 5 to 12 Call (313) man) excltmg programs chil- Wayne State Umverslty's 271-1976 dren, ages 4 through 12, can Detroit Symphony Orchestra Bonstelle Theatre, 3424 enJoy durmg the DetrOIt Woodward m DetrOit, Will Children's Museum ZoolOgical Society's Summer stage a dramatIc duo stressing The Children's Museum of Safan senes RegIstratlOn for will tour Europe in May 1998 the Importance of fnendshlp the DetrOit Pubbc Schools, 67 day, week and overmght for young audlenc('s III May camp", which run mld-June Along WIth a first-rate con- rhythms were pure fun and possible taste, the eagerly E KIrby 111 DetrOIt, presents a E B WhIte's beloved "lassle, through August, WIll close on cert program last weekend, brllhantly played anticipated encore (the audl- schedule of mnovatlve pro- "Chdrlotte's Web," Will be pre- Wednesday, May 14 Fees vary the DSO announced detmls of Rhythm was a keynote on ence would not stop applaud. grams for youngsters Children sented on Thursday, May 1 and The DetrOit ZOOIS open dally Its European tour m May the ent!re program, In fact mg) was another great Sousa ages 4 to 12 can learn to make Friday, MdY 2, Tuesday, May 6 Amate Bark DeSigns m the tra- from 10 a m to 5 pm Regular 1998 The atmosphere at Openmg With Paul Creston's march III a performance as and Wedne"day, May 7, at 10 admls;,lOn IS $750 for adults Orchestra Hall, m fact, was "InvocatIOn and Dance," IllVlgoratmg as only Jiim and dItion of the Otoml Indians on a m and Saturday, May 3, at Saturday, AprIl 26, from noon and $4 50 for children Call eleetnc with eXCItement over Mdestro Jarvi treated us to a the DSa seem capable of gIV- 11 d m and 2 p m TIckets are (810) 541.5835 the unposmg lIst of 17 major rarely heard and remarkable mg It rounded off an to 2 p m The fee IS $2 The $4 The Adventure of Davey mUSIcal centers where the example of Creston's mastery Immensely satlsfymg pro- museum will offer free plane- and Charbe, an orIginal pup- orchestra will perform, com- gram tarIUm demonstratIOns A Lunch theatre pet show, wlIl be olTered on cldIng WIth the appearance of Tills weekend's concerts ChIld's World of Stars at 11 Paper Bag ProductIOns, Ltd Saturday, Apnl 26, at 11 a m the world-famous DetrOIt area State of the Arts begin torught WIth repeats am, and Leo the LIOn at 1 inVites youngst"rs over the age and 2 p m 'Ilckets are $3 Call pm, on Saturday, Apnl 26 sISters who offered the Bach Friday morrung and Saturday (313) 577-2972 of 8 to enJoy a dehclOus lunch Concerto for Two Violms on everung ReSIdent conductor Call (313) 494-1210 and hve productIOn of Mark the program last Thursday, Leslie Dunner offers RJmsky Twain's cld5SlC "Huckleberry Fnday and Saturday everung Korsakov's RUSSIanEaster Artful learning New adventure Finn" through Sunday, May Ill, 'Ib tlunk of the illgh level of Overture, Bloch's Hebrew The DetrOIt Institute ofArts, Treat your children to an m the Players Club, 3321 E muslc-mak.mg we heard last Rhapsody for Cello 5200 Woodward m DetrOIt, educatlOnal adventure With a Jefferson III DetrOIt Saturdav weekend bemg dJsplayed In (Schelomo), Tchmkovsky's offers a schedule of entertam- tour of the new Museum of performances get under way major cIties of Europe as rep- Vanatlons on a Rococo Theme mg workshops for children Alhcan Amencan History, 315 wlth lunch at noon followed by resentatlve of DetrOIt's and and Ravel's La Valse. The ages 5 to 8, accompamed by an E Warren m DetrOIt, the the bhow at 1 p m Sunday pro- the Umted States' finest cul. renowned cellIst Lynn Harrell adult Clayworks Puppets IS largest faCIlItyof ItS kmd In the grams begin WIth lunch at 1 tural acluevements should be ISsolOIst for the Bloch and the title of a family OrIented world Among the excltmg pm, followed by the show at 2 a great source of pnde to Tchmkovsky For times and workshop on Sdturday, Apnl exhibits IS AFRICA One p m TIckets are $7 '\0 Call DetrOlters It wtIl certmnly of fascllldtmg, Illtncate rhyth- tickets, call (313) 833-3700 26, from 10 a 111 to noon, m Contment Many Worlds, an (313) 662-8118 proVlde a gratlfymg contrast mlc structure The orchestra For anyone Interested m to the mindless sItcoms and executed It With exceptIOnal catclung any of the DSO's con- shoot em-ups exported whole- precISIOnand verve, respond- certs In Europe next year, sale by our entertmnment lllg With the remarkable plan now Here's the schedule mdustry Many foreIgn Vlew- attentIOn to Jiil"Vl'sbaton for England Manchester 4/29, ers see those as representmg which they have earned major Bmmngham 5/1, Bnghton 5/2, what Amenca IS really like respect The performance was London 5/3, Viohrusts Am and Ida of an mterest level and caliber Spmn Madrid 5/4, Kavafian are well known to to deserve mcluslOn both m Barcelona 5/5, Detrolters haVlng grown up the DSO's catalog of recorded Gennany Hamburg 517, a here and returned regularly to AmerIcan musIc and In the concert III Luxembourg 5/9, share their renowned talents tour program returnmg to Frankfurt 5/10, WIththeir home town Therr The last symphony of anoth- BerlIn 5/11, Cologne 5/13, profeSSIOnaland fraternal rap- er master of rhythms closed Stuttgart 5/14, port IS a JOYto watch and hear the concert - Prokofiev's 7th AustrIa Vienna 5/16, and was a hallmark of the - which ISsometimes thought Czech Republic Prague VIbrant, sophIsticated perfor. of as a retrospect! ve on hiS 5/17, mance they gave of the Bach bfe Jarvi and the orchestra Hungary Budapest 5/18, Wlule no one begrudged gave It a deeply felt and mov- Estoma 5/18 and 19, that It ISonly a 17-mlnute Ing performance nch m Fmland Tampere 5/21 work, the audience was obVl- remmders of the composer's SolOIStstounng WIth the ously thnlled by the generous many sty!lsllc and harmomc orchestra WIllbe Vlohmst encore perfonnance of signatures Pamela Frank and plarust Sarasate's Navarra for two & though that ....ere not Lelf Ove Andsnes Both are "fiddles" and orchestra The enough varletv dlready, With well known m Europe and rrreslstible Spamsh dance ~omethmg to ~.ltl'.f\ e\el) sure to be major attractions Garden Center presents lecture "Plantmg Color Cures for the August Blahs" WIll be the smart topiC of the Green Thumb lee ture sponsored by the Grosse orne projects, Pomte Garden Center at 10 a m. Saturday, May 3, 111 the re's the art WIng of the Grosse POInte War Memonal The speaker Will be Janet right tool MacunoVlch, colummst, gar. den designer and author The r the job. program IS free for Garden Center members, $5 for non members I '>l' It thl' ').rurda\ monungat fJ Jf) as I);,trolt EdMn bnngs Dental X-rays ~ou •Our Hou'\!'" - a half hour 'ho\l filii of Hipa., for makmg may detect lour homp mol'(' l'nprlt\ rffi ...... , r , .... , 1 I t A o • • • i April 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 98 by Madeleine Socia Thu ..... y. Boulevard 10 Grosse POinte demoru.tratlOns and luncheon tenance native 8 p m and Saturday at 2 and 8 'Ilckets range from $20 to $25 April 24 Farms Drop off your reusable TIckets are $5 Proceeds sup- MichIgan plants and processes p m Tlcketb for both produc- Call (313) 963 9339 lumber, floormg, gutters and port the church's m1SSlonwork for returmng land to Its natur- tIOns range from $9 50 to Stirring strings Lake watch other leftovers at 9 am, then Call (313) r -8820 al state wtll be the toPiC of a $1650 Call (313) 577-2972 The League ofWomen Voters GUItars, mandohns, fiddles, pIckup someone else's handy Historical tour free Natural Landscaping lec- DSO notes penny whistles, dulCimers, will address your concerns over dIscards from 10 a m to noon ture on Sunday, Apnl 27, at 2 the present and future health Tour NorthVIlle's M1ll Race l'he DetrOit Symphony autoharps, Jugs and even a Call (313)886-1935 pm, 111 the Belle Isle Nature and safety of Lake St Chur Village then enJoy lunch at Orchestra contmues 1tS musI~al saw create foot stomp ('pnter 1" !OClltPrl In Salute women Cc;;.ctt/.;) dW'"~ngth(.. fino.l pro Bpllp t"lp IntcrnJ,.t.l. ...:i~l SC~.:;,vr-1 1::- ....bl hD.:J..G. ~L ....pp ..ng :-=1,;SlC dunng Ii !own Meeting on the DetrOIt RIver and IS acces- Thursday, Apnl 24, at 730 Salute Women In the gram of the Grosse Pomte Or~hestra Hall, 3711 throughout the story of an Mlhtary SefV1ces of America SIble by the MacArthur Bndge pm, m the Grosse POinte War Hlstoncal SocIety's 1997 Dr Woodward 111 DetrOIt CellISt IrIsh family's ImmIgration to and contnbute to the construc- Frank Bicknell EducatIOnal at the intersectIOn of E Lynn Harrell Willenhance the Amenca 111 Appalachian Memonal, 32 Lakeshore In tIOn of the Women Veterans Jefferson and E Grand Grosse POinte Farms Call Mlm-Senes on Wednesday, DSO's program of Rlmbky- Strlllgb, at the Meadow Brook Boulevard 111 DetrOIt Call (313) 881-7511 Memonal m Washmgton, DC, Apnl 30 Car pools WIll leave Korsakov, Bloch, Tchmkovsky Theatre through Sunday, May by attend10g the Second the Provencal-Welr House, 376 (313) 852.4056 and Ravel on Thursday, April 18 Performances are slated for Spring concert Annual OstentatiOUSTea Party Kercheval 10 Grosse Pomte Art of learning 24, at 8 pm, Friday, Apnl 25, Thursday and Frld&y at 8 pm, Grosse POinte, Harper on Saturday, Apnl 26, from 1 to Farms, at 9 30 a m and return The DetrOIt InstItute of Arts at 1045 a m and Saturday, Saturday, at 6 and 8 pm and Woods and St ClaIr Shores 3 pm, at the Richard S Hayes at 3 pm Reservatlons are $13 offers a vanety of enterta11lmg April 26, at 8 30 pm Two male Sunday at 6 30 pm Matmees musIcIans, rangtng In age from AMVETS - Post 57, 19730 Call (313) 884-7010 and mformatlve programs Art chorales Jom thClr vOicesWIth Willbe offered at 11 a m and 2 12 to 75, Wlllcombine their tal- Harper III Harper Woods Cruise control and the Game of Courtly Love country musIc art1st Tom pm on select Tuesdays, ents under conductor Ralph Voluntary contnbutlOns w1llbe The Case of the Lady of Vergt IS Wopat for a DSO Western Wednesdays, Fridays, MIller durmg the Grosse Take control of your vacatIOn accepted Call (313) 881-3078 plans With a free FIrst TIme the title of a free lecture by NIght At The Pops concert on Saturdays and Sundays POinte Commuruty Band's free M1chael Curschmann, of Thursday, May 1, at 8 pm, Tickets range from $18 to $32 Spnng Concert on Thursday, Sunday. April 27 CruIsers InformatIOn Class on Wednesday, Apnl 30, at 6 30 Prmceton Umverslty, on FrIday, May 2 and Saturday, Meadow Brook Theatre IS Apnl 24, at 8 pm, m the Beautiful bells Saturday, Apnl 26, at 2 p m May 3, at 830 pm and located on the campus of Parcells MIddle School ChIme m the new season as pm, m the AAAGrosse Pomte office, 19299 Mack 11l Grosse On Sunday, Apnl 27, at 1 and Sunday, May 4, at 3 p m Oakland Umverslty, Just off AudItOrium, 20600 Mack m The EnglIsh Handbells of 3 30 pm, see MedIeval TIckets for all performances the 1-75 Umverslty Road eXIt, Grosse Pomte Woods Call Christ Church, under the POinte Woods ReservatIOns are reqwred Call (313) 343- Women, a free VIdeowhIch pro- range from $16 to $58 Call m Rochester Call (810) 377- (313) 343-2240 dIrectIOnof Ernest RIchardson, VIdes hlstonc proof that a (313) 833-3'100 3300 perform m concert on Sunday, 6000 Friday. April 2& woman's place reaches beyond Peanuts play April 27, at 430 pm, In Cbnst Friday. May 2 Exhibits. Sal_ Great s~ate the home STAIN The Broadway Onstage the- Church Grosse POinte, 61 Patriotic performance Unconsummate Acts, a free Modernists CrUIsing the Ports IS the atre, 21517 Kelly 111 Grosse POlllte Boulevard III The DetrOIt Concert ChOIr multi-medIa theme of the St Clarr Shores Eastpomte, presents You're A & Muralists Grosse P011lte Farms Call WIll present a program of performance/installatIOn WIll The Edsel & Eleanor Ford Flgure Skatmg Club's 26th Good Man Charlle Brown, a (313) 885-4841 AmerIcan music, mclud10g be offered by Mark Fox and House IS hostmg the travellng Anllllal Reflections on Ice, fea- mus1cal msplred by the Sunday blues patriotic, folk and spiritual Anthony Luensman on exhIbition In the SPIrit of turing Dan HlJllander, two- beloved Peanuts comIc stnp, Paul Carey & the melodIes, on Fnday, May 2, at Saturday, May 3, at 11 30 a m ReSIstance African-American time U.S Bronze medalIst and Friday, Apnl 25 through Nltecrawlers serve up the 8 pm, m the Grosse Pomte and 2 p m Call (313) 833-4249 Saturday, May 31 Modernists and the MeXIcan World Team members Ryan Blues at the Blue Marhn Bar & Woods Presbyterlan Church, Murahst School, featunng the Jahnke, Jr and Lmdsay Page ~n S.... Performances are slated for Gnll, 17501 Ma.ck 111 DetrOIt, 19950 Mack In Crro'>SePomte works of Charles Alston, John Show tlmes at the St Clair FrIday and Saturday evemngs on Sunday, Apnl 27, from 8 Woods T1ckets are $12 Call • Soreen at 8 p m and select Sundays at Biggers, Ellzabeth Catlett, Shores ClVlC Arena, 20000 pm. to mldrnght Call (313) (313) 882-0118 Broadway's big boat Sargent Claude Johnson, Jacob Stephens In St Clair Shores, 2 p m Opemng mght tickets 881-3600 Broadway's TonyAward-WID- Lawrence, Charles WhIte, WllIbe FrIday, Apnl 25, at 7'30 Mondale on art are $10, all other performances An mng epic productIOn of the John WIlson and Hale pm., Saturday, Apnl 26, at 1 Monday. April 28 EnJOy Evemng With Joan are $12 50 Call (810) 771- Aerobic offering Mondale, longtime advocate of Jerome Kern and Oscar 6333 Woodruff, through Sunday, a:ld 7.30 pm and Sunday, May 25. The show will be open Get ready to head back to the the arts, on Friday, May 2, 111 Hammerstem mUSIcal "Show Sunday classics Apnl 27, at 2 pm .lickets are Tuesday through Sunday from beach Wlth The FItness Firm's the Dt!irolt Instltute of Arts, Boat," dIrected by Harold Experlence a claSSically $7 for adults, $4 for chJ1dren 11 a m to 5 P m AdmISSIon IS Low-Impact AerobiCS, offered 5200 Woodward m DetrOIt The Pnnce, docks at the Masomc entertam10g Sunday afternoon and $5 for semors Call (810) Temple through Saturday, May $2 Call (313) 884-4222 774-'1530 Monday, April 28 through former second lady of the land by attendmg the Fort Street Sensational sale Thursday, June 12 Day classes will diSCUSSher 1OvolvcmentIn 24 Evenmg performances are Chorale and Chamber Contemporary art m Japan and the role of scheduled for select Sundays at The St Joseph Carmel>te will be held on Mondays and Orchestra's annual Sprmg concepts pubbc art ill the Umted States 7 30 p m and Tuesday through GwId of the St. Joseph Home Wednesdays, at 9 30 am, m Concert on Sunday, May 4, at 3 Emotive studIes of the the FlfSt Eng!Jsh Evangehcal FestlVltles begm Wlth cocktaIls Saturday at 8 p m Matinees pm, m the hIstonc Fort Street human figure by contemporary for the Aged, 4800 Cacheux m and dmner at 6 pm, followed are slated for Saturday and DetrOIt,Wllloffer a sensatiOnal Lutheran Church, 800 Vermer Presbytenan Church, 631 W abstract pamter Joan Wallm 'n Grosse Pomte Woods by the lecture and afterglow at Sunday at 2 p m. T1ckets range Fort m DetrOIt TICkets are are now bemg featured at selection of time honored cloth- 8 30 pm TIckets are $60 for from $22 50 to $70. Call (810) mg, accessones, Jewelry, furrn- Evemng classes WllI be held $12 Call (313) 961-4533 Gallerle 454, 15105 Kercheval Monday through Thursday, at the dmner, lecture and after- 645-6666 m Grosse POinte Park The ture and other treasures dur- glow, $15 for the lecture and Clarinet quintet mg thelI" annual Second Hand 645 pm, m the John F Operatic opening The DetrOIt Symphony gallery IS open Thursday and Kennedy Library, 19601 afterglow only or free for Mozart's ever-popular opera, Friday from noon to 6 P m and Rose Sale on FrIday, Apnl 25 Fnends of Modem Art mem- Orchestra bnngs ItS Preludes and Saturday, Aprtl 26, from 10 Harper m Harper Woods The Mamage of FIgaro, opens Downtown concert series to the Saturday from noon to 4 pm, Classes cost $45, plus a $6 reg- bers ReservatIOns are as the second productlon of the or by appomtment Call (313) a m to 4 pm Call (810) 777- reqUIred Call (313) 833-4005 DetrOIt Club, 712 Cass m 6608 IstratiOn fee for new members MIchIgan Opera Theatre's DetrOIt, on Sunday, May 4, at 822-4454 1997 Spring Grand Opera Saturday, Call (313) 886-7534 Cinderella soiree noon, for a performance by Fairchild exhibit Spend a falry tale everung of Season on Saturday, May 3 and their Clannet Quartet TIckets A substantial selection of April 28 Wednesday, musIc and dancmg at the runs through Sunday, May 11, are $20 for adults and $10 for Roy Falrch1ld's serigraphs, Artistic benefit Golden JubIlee Cinderella Ball at the DetrOIt Opera House, children 8 years old or younger mcludlng hiS classlc best sell- Apll'l130 benefitmg the Amencan Lung 1526 Broadway In DetrOIt Meet the artIsts of the Call (313) 962-1000 ers and sold out ongmal edI- Garden party Assoc1atlOn of M1chlgan, on Performances WIllbe offered on Fraser Fme Arts AsSOCIationas Alternative screen tIOns, are now aVaIlable at The The whole family can browse Fnday, May 2, at 6 30 pm, 111 Sunday at 2 p m. and Grosse Pomte Gallery, 19869 they present free demonstra- and buy amidst hand-made the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, 30C Wednesday, Fnday and The DetrOIt F1lm Theatre 111 tions amIdst their exhIbIts at The DetrOIt Institute of Arts Mack 111 Grosse Pomte Woods crafts, bId on stlent auctIOn 'Ibwn Center 111 Dearborn Saturday at 8 p m TIckets the Colomal Art Gallery, Doc's offers a schedule of Interestmg Gallery hours are Monday Items or sample enticing edI- TIckets range from $175 to range from $18 to $95 Call through Saturday, from 10 a m Cafe and the Great Lakes bles dunng the Grosse POinte $300 Call (810) 559-5100 (313) 874-7464 alternatives to commerc1al Market Place, 24317 Jefferson films Anouk Grmberg stars 111 to 6 pm Call (313) 884.0100 MemorIal Church Presbytenan Lots of laughs m St Clalr Shores, dunng a Women's benefit Spring Live. L.am Bertrand Bher's dark, sexual Latin perspective benefit for Turmng POint, The Second City-DetrOIt satire Mon Homme, Friday, Get a new perspective on Garden Party PrevIew on Bird watchers Comedy Theatre, 2305 Macomb County's shelter for On Saturday, May 3, from Apnl 25 through Sunday, Apnl Latm Amenca through the lens Wednesday, Apnl 30, from 5 to Woodward 111 DetrOit, offers lts battered women Call (810) 7 30 to 9 30 am, Rosann 27 Screemngs are scheduled of color photographer Dave 8 pm, at Grosse Pomte mnth reVlew of bve, cuttmg- 791-9138 Memorial Church, 16 Kovalcik and Martm Blagdurn for Fnday at 7 and 9 30 pm, Thomas durmg a shoWlng and edge comedy, Ambassador Saturday at 4, 7 and 9 30 p m sale of hIS work at the AsWey- Attention builders Lakeshore In Grosse Po1Ote of WIld BIrds Unrnmted Wlll Bndge Party through May lead a Bird Walk through the and Sunday at 4 and 7 p m On Chns Gallery, 15126 Kercheval Don't mIss the Building Shores PreVIew tickets are $5 Performances Will run hlStonc grounds of the Edsel & Monday, Apnl 28, at 7 pm, a 111 Grosse Pomte Park Gallery Matenals Exchange Day, for adults and $2 for chlldren Wednesday through Sunday at Saturday, AprJ1 26, In the On Thursday, May 1, from 10 Eleanor Ford House, 1100 young gay man and an older hours are Tuesday through 8 p m Wlth addltlonal shows heterosexual man share a Fnday from noon to 6 p m and Grosse Pomte Boulevard park- a m to 2 pm, patrons can Lakeshore 111 Grosse Pomte on Fnday and Saturday at Shores, then dISCUSSmIgratory umque friendshIp 111 Saturday from 11a m to 4 p rn mg lot of Grosse POinte South enJoy the maln event whIch 1030 pm The cast performs HIgh School, 11 Grosse POinte features a craft show, floral patterns and bIrd counts Madagascar Skm TIckets for Call (313) 824-0700 an ImproVIsatlonal comedy set all performances are $5 50 for AdmISSion IS $5 ReservatIOns after each performance on Luminous creations are reqwred (313) 884-4222 adults and $4 50 for stlldents, AmbIent LuminOSIty,an all- Sunda~ Wednesday and semors and DIA Fo\.nder:; Shape up Thursday and after the 10 30 meOla exhlb1tiOn focusmg on The Lake Shore Society members Call (313) mterpretatlons and reactIOns P m shows on Friday and 833-2323 Presbytenan Church, 27801 Saturday TIckets are $12 on to art1ficlal hght, WIll be fea- Last week's Jefferson 111 St Clmr Shores, IS Sunday and Wednesday, $14 on Restoration jazz tured by the DetrOIt Art1Sts offenng a class m Low Impact Thursday, $17 50 on Fnday Shahlda Nurullah launches Market, 300 RIver Place, SUIte puzzle solved AerobICS each Monday and and $1950 on Saturday Call a RestoratIon Jazz Senes on 1650, 10 DetrOIt, through Wednesday, year-round, from (313) 965-2222 Monday, Apnl 28, from 6 30 to Friday, May 9 Gallery hours 10 to 11 a m AdmiSSion IS $1 9 pm, m the Graystone are Tuesday through Thursday Super sounds IrternatlOnal Jazz Museum, and Saturday 11 a rn to 5 P m per sessIOn Call (810) 777- ChrIS Rock, WIth speCIal ACROSS 3533 1249 Washmgton Boulevard In and Fnday 11 a m. to 8 pm. I Noble guest Mano Joyner, takes the DetrOit Tickets are $8 111 Call (313) 393-1770 Tee off stage at the Fox Theatre, 2211 IIIIIlO advance and $10 at the door Pointe postcards SOrldlma Golf enthUSIasts are mVIted Woodward 111 DetrOIt, on ...- to tee off as members of the Fnday, Apnl 25, at 8 p m Premiere theatre The ArtISt'S Cooperative 9Deh buy See an old favonte In a new Gallery, 29 E Grand RIver m 12Offoc:e Seventh Annual FrIday Night TIckets are $25 Gladys Kmght boI ... -<'-~~-----""....--...... t _------COIII'OI"" O"'CI'. , k( -1. '> Hnm ~tnn ()'1qmow M 0158601' ~Il 1»)n91d SEQUENCE lAM) Y~8 1.1~ '0> 1111)/9~ /4~1 HOlT IlOIIINION pmnl 1mqlan~((~m p f'SI(~('n 1 •• ,OIIIAL O"1CIo 'lit; R{ hh n~ S ,(' 1'5') nnrl How' Mi .4941/ I~ I~ H.;~ An~ Ie. 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Am ---- Classified Ind.x pag. 4 North Track page 2 Pee Wee AA Bulldogs are the best in the nation There "eem" to be no l'nd to very ~mllldr Each hdd great 'lIld the Bulldogs were starmg It mean" to qUIt or gIVe up 'iwred on d one tImer after a od, but In the "econd extra what the Gro""e POl"te tedm "pecd team defen~e, dt d il 0 defiut dunng the sec When they're m a hole, they perfect "etup from Neal Grdm penod the Bulldog~' hard work Bulldog» Pee Wee AA hOlkey gOdltl'l1dmg ,md trelTlelldou~ and ll1ternll~~lOn dig deeper dnd do what cham A mmute ,md five seconds and perseverdnce paId off team Cdn ,lccomph~h dl"lphnc Mo~t tedlll' ....ould hIve pIOns du - they find a way to later, Andy Gohtko ~cored on a Gram worked the puck to The -quad \HHI 11, thIrd \\, krH \\ It \\ould h, I \l n f >Iii, d and roliPd 0\ ( I , lid Win" hard "lap shot from the pomt McMahon at the ;Ide of the strmght -tdtl ,h IIllI1JlIll,IUp I dilll, Illt ,'0111 h" 11hl "l\l r d cr) llh Ha,k, tt but Pllt th" Less than two ll11nutes mto after passes from Chad net He sent It to Hackett, who the thIrd penod, Phil Mdnnmo McWIlhdm" and Adam Post deflected It past the WInnetka ~cored on a shot from the blue Gro"se Pomte fimshed the goahe lme WIth Derek Reece assist third period WIth an 8-1 edge 1Il Hackett WdS selected by the mg shots USA Hockey commIttee a~ the '] he Bulldof,'S kept pressmg NeIther team "cored III the and ....Ith 4 37 to go, Hackett fir<,t 10 mmute o\ertlm( pen See CHAMPS, pagl' 2C The Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Pee WeeAABulldogs celebrate their national championship In Huntsville, Ala. The Bulldogs have won three straight state champi- onships and this year qualified for the first time for the national championship where they won all six of their games. In the background is the scoreboard showing the 4.3 victory over Winnetka, m., which came on a goal by Mike Hackett with 8:47 remain- ing in the second overtime. few weeks ago and qualified for Winnetka player" were the group of champIOns The noys the National ChampIOnshIps 10 most talented we d fdced all knew they had 15 mmutes left HuntsVIlle, Ala year" to work as hard as they could And the Bulldogs' "uccess Thl' Bulldogs got a couple of The thIrd perIOd IS always the dIdn't stop there bdd bredks III the fir~t penod Dogs' strongest They seem to Mike Hackett scored on d fwenty-four second" mto the get stronger and stronger and denectlOn of Wl1he McMahon'~ contest, Wmnetka took ddvan- thIS game was no exceptIOn pass at 847 of the second over- tage of a good bounce of the "The boys showed what has time period to gIve Gro"se puck and opened the scoring earned them t:uee state cham- Photo b) K P BaJa)3 Pomte a 4-3 VIctOry over the The ""'arnor" made It 2-0 on pIOnships They played the Wmnetka (Ill ) WarrIOrs a denectlOn durmg a power third penod to perfectIOn, dlS- Putting on pressure "ThIS was a war between two play WIth onlv ~IXsec~nds left playmg the fight, determllla- outstanding teams," saId In the openmg penod tam and attltude that has John RidtUe (31) of University Liggett School comes up to pres 'lure a L'Anse Bulldogs head coach John WInnetKa dl'iO swred the made them Winner" year after Creuse Nort~ player during last week's lacrosse game won by the Crusaders 13-9. 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"; I ~ r, ) '-.; • • • i j lVt" M "94 hl1~ H t f ~ t, t HI I I" '}; Apnl24,1997 _2C __ SHorts Grosse Pointe News Champs Academy From page lC Grosse POinte and New HampshIre the top two seeds tourndment s most vdluable I1l the NatIOnal DIVISIon,while streak 1'1 ner Wmnetka and the I he Bulldog» opened the Indianapolis Racers were 1-2 n ltlOndl tournament wIth a 7 m the Amencan DIVISion continues I \ leton 0\ er the Manchester The Indy Racer;, were a Thr... y..lrl.n ...ng n\""\~r ,;:,~m.::J to , 1:1 I r J,UJU:~ vaJ!:::a Cooley qUIck team that hved up to "ored three goals, Brandon thelr nickname but the Racers stop for the Grosse Pomte I1dnne} had two and were no match for the Academy volleyball team \hMahon and Gram added Bulldogs, who rolled to a 6 1 It ran ItS wmmng streak to ,ne dplece semIfinal VIctOry 178 games this season as the Kn:, Macek and Hanney Mallon and Macek scored Bulldogs posted a 25-0 record • Ich LOllected three as;,I;,ts, less than a minute apart m the They've gone undefeated in "h1le Hackett Post, Joey first penod to gIve Grosse volleyball smce 1990 under the c, mtdmarla, Reece, Brandon Pomte a 2-0 advantage 'hrectlOn of coach Mike Fultz Garlo\' ,md Cooley each picked McMahon talhed the only goal "The reason the team was so up one of the second penod The successful thIS year was John Matteson and JImmy Bulldogs wrapped up the VICto- because It was able to put all of I dlonde shared the goaltend- ry WIth thIrd-perIOd goals from Its dllTerences asIde and was Ing- Gram, Garlow and Macek able to support one another on In Game 2, the Bulldogs Hanney had three aSSists, the court," Fultz s81d f Iced the Wdsllla (Alaskd) Cooley pICked up two, whde The Academy squad posted a r <1g1e, who had won their Hackett, McMahon and Macek 13-0 record 10 1990 It followed !lrst two games added one apiece that ptrformance WIth season Grosse Pomte got some out- Mannino, Gohtko and The Grosse Pointe Academy sevel1tb and eightb grade volleyball team continued its marks of 17-0 25-0,23-0,26-0, ,tandmg saves by Matteson In Santamaria kIlled penalties winning ways with a 25-0 record this season. The Bulldogs have won their last 178 23-0, 26.0 before trus year's 25- the fir;,t period and led 1-0 For very elTectlvely, whl1e Post and matches and haven't lost since 1990. The squad is coached by Mike Fultz. There's o record the second game In a rolV,the Garlow dId a good Job runmng hope for the future. too, because the Academy's junior varsity squad was 8-2 and the ThlS season's VarsIty consist- ed of nine eIghth graders and Bulldogs Seized control In the the power play. reserve team bad a 15-0 record. ,econd penod and rolled to a 6- Matteson and Lalonde agwn four seventh graders. o VIctOry combmed for the VICtory in EIghth-grade members of fhe defense of Gohtko, goal the team were Sarah Manmno, Post, Santamana Wmnetka beat New Seniors are solid for Norsemen Washabaugh, Brody Dawson, Kirsten Wmfield. Brett and Garlow was outstanding Hampshire 4-2 In the other Crawford, Ehzabeth Mason, m front of Matteson, who had semIfinal By Chuck Klonke Sumbera teamed up to WIn the and Drader Jumped for North Casey McFeely, SylVIa a fine game In posting the Coach Hackett pr81sed the Sports Editor 800 relay and Ben The pole vaL1Itrelay team of "hutout Seniors can always be a sur- Staperfenne, NIck GoE'rke, Goerke and DaVId H1rt was RIdgway, Anna Hume and rontnbutlOns of every player Kelly Gotfredson The seventh Hackett and Trevor Mallon on the squad pnse 10 spring sports HIller and HadgIs took fIrl>tIn second North had two other graders were Courtney each scored tWlce Post and 'The hnes of Gram, Hackett Sometimes they exceed II the 400 relay runners-up The shuttle hurdle Schellenberger, Julie McMahon had a goal apIece and McMahon, Macek, coach's expectatIOns Other Fer:oonA! bests by Atkinson relay team of Charhe Dallas, Reece had two assIsts and times they're dlsappomtments In Wlnnmg both hurdles events Glenn Hauk, Steve Keersmaekers, Sarah Roddls Hanney and Cooley; and and Mana LeWIS McWilhams, Mallon and Gram Mallon, Reece and McWilliams ThIS year Grosse Pomte rugh1Jghted North's 79-57 VIC- Zygmontowlcz and Atkinson The Academy's success In picked up one assIst apIece were all tremendous," he s81d North coach Pat WlIson has tory over Fraser was second And the 4x400 volleyball doesn't figure to end 1 he Trl-Clty (Md) Eagles "Passmg, forecheckmg and three seniors on rus boys track ''We've been fortunate to relay team of Drader, tried to intImIdate the team who have brought a suuJe have a top hurdler every year Sumbera, HadgIs and MelJ also anytime soon backcheckmg worked to per- The school's reserve team Bulldogs In Game 3 WIth fectIOn the entire tournament. to rus face that I've been here," Wuson took second rough, aggressIve play, but It Craig HadgIs and J R Huler said ThIrd-place finIshes came was 15-0 and the JunIOr varsIty "The defense of Post, posted an 8-2 record. dIdn't 1V0rk as Grosse Pointe Garlow, Manruno, Gohtko and are haVIng the best seasons of from the 4x200 relay team of ,ka ted to a 4-1 VIctory SantamarIa was excellent theIr careers, whIle Frank ''Matt came on strong at the Drader, Sumbera, HadgIs and "The Bulldogs are never throughout the tournament Sumbera ISout for track for tl.e end of last season and he's Meh and from the 4xl00 relay Aerobics classes IntimIdated and frequently They kl!!ed penaltIes and fIrst hme and domg very well started In nght ~'here he left team of HadgIs, Hiller, Goerke h8\ e the upper hand on the quarterbacked the power play "CraIg ISrunmng four events 01T" and FICI start April 28 sClJreboard and phySIcal play as smoothly as can be 10 every dual meet," WJlson North competed m a f::,esh- The FItness Firm will begm \,hen teams try trus," coach Matteson and Lalonde showed s81d "He's has really fJiled 10 North's other firsts came man-sophomore meet at a senes of lOW-Impact aerobICS Hackett s81d "Trus IS a great theIr stulT, too You can't Wln well for us He's stepped t:p from Smyly, 1,600, Meh, 800, Sterlmg HeIghts to open the classes on Monday, April 28 thiS year and IS racing I1ke a Mikula, 3,200, HadgIs, 200, season and several Norsemen e'(ample of how versatile thIS Without real stoppers 10 goal The cost for the seven-week team 10 It can play any style of and they proved they were sernor IS supposed to and Hl1ler, rugh Jump did well class IS $42, plus an additIOnal hocke) - speed, phYSical, etc more than capable, holding "J R has been our best Smyly was second In the $6 regIstration fee for new - 'ery elTectlvely when It has theIr opponents to nine goals spnnter so far thiS spnng He North swept the four relays 1,600 WIth a hme of 4 43 members to m SL'Cgames They had many got seconds 10 the Fraser and "That mIght be the fIrst time 'That's a great ell1'ly-season The sessIOns wdl be held lIfcMahon scored tWlce and key saves dunng the tourna- L'Anse Creuse North meets we've done that SInce I've been tlmL ~or a 10th grader," Wilson Mondays ard Wednesdays Macek and Gram each tall1ed ment" WIth some mce hmes UntIl here," WIlson S81d s81d from 9 30 to 10 30 a m at FIrst once Hackett had two assIsts John Hackett's assIstants thiS year, he had been basIcally FICI was fourth 10 the 100 Enghsh Lutheran Church, md Mallon, Hanney and are RIck Gram, Jim McMahon a hIgh Jumper Chns Hlrt, Shah, Smyly and WIth a personal-best time, Wedgewood at EIght Mile, McMahon collected one apIece and Bob Cooley Art Post ISthe "Frank has been a ruce addi- Meh won the 3,200 relay; wrule Mikula was fourth 10 the Mondays and \Vednesdays~ Mannmo, McWul1ams and manager tIOn to the team He came out Drader, HadglS, Mooney and 3,200 DaVId Hlrt was third In from 6 45 to 7'45 P m at the because he wants to go out for Dave Massaron teamed up to the pole vault, whIle Chns Reece played solId defenSive "The Bulldogs want to thank JFK LIbrary 10 Harper Woods, games Cooley, Post, Hackett, Don GIffin of Giffin football m college next fall and win the 800 relay, HadgIs, Soves was fifth In the same and 'fuesdays and Thursdays SantamarIa, Garlow and InternatIOnal," John Hackett he ,hought the condltlOmng Huler, Goerke and Chris Flc' event from 645 to 745 pm at the Gohtko answered the Eagles' saId "Not only has he been the would help hIm He's really made up the Wlnmng 400 relay The 1,600 relay team of JFK LIbrary phySIcal play WIth several sponsor for SIXyears, but he helped us and he's not afr81d to team, and Sumbera, HadgIs, Martm, Brad Hobart, Josh Dry For more mformatlon, call hard hIts of their own was a tremendous help Wlth work hard That sets a good Atkinson and Meh were mem- and Smyly fimshed fIfth 886-7534 Matteson and Lalonde each the triP to Alabama He helped e'Cample for the other kids " bers of the wmmng 1,600 relay plaved well 10 goal defray the expenses greatly North has won all three of Its team In the final round-robin The boys and coaches are very Macomb Arpa Conference Blue 10 North girls capture gdme, the Bulldogs skated to a fortunate to have such a canng DIVISIOnmeets Smyly led the way the 5 0 VictOry over the South and generous sponsor The Norsemen started th" NorsE'men's 76-61 VIctory over Coast (Cal1f) Sabres "Thanks also go to Ted Stahl year Wlth a 92-44 WIn over LAnFe Creuse North WIth ''The boys played a flawless of Stahl's lnc, Joe Dakota firsts In the 1,600 and 800. first four track meets game," coach Hackett said North had three double Win- Santamana, Lon Morawski of Grosse Pomte North's gIrls Anme Laethem won the shot 'The defense of Garlow, Post, MP Tho! and Bruce Campbell ners Matt Atkinson won both Drader won the 400, Hlrt Santamaria, Mannmo and hurdles races, Steve Drader won the 3,200 and Huler was track team ISoff to a good start put WIth a throw of 27-feet-4 of Bruce Campbell Dodge for WIth four straight vlctones, North followed that effort Gohtko held South Coast to their donatIOns to help WIth was first 10 the 400- and 200- first In the hIgh Jump and meter dashes and Jeff Atkmson led the way 10 the includlI ..g two Macomb Area WIth an 82-46 romp over only eIght shots 10 45 mmutes expenses" Our offense peppered the Blumenthal won the shot put 300 mtermedlate hurdles Conference Blue DIVISIonWIns L'Anse Creuse North South Coast goahes WIth 39 Mixed golf league and diSCUS The Norsemen began the league season WIth a 78-50 VIC- Firsts came from JulIe ~hots " The seventh annual Fnday The 3,200 relay team of Mike Other wmners for the tory over Fraser Mielke III the 1,600 run, 6 16; Cooley, Mallon, McWllhams, night mIXed golf league at the NOVltke,Van Martm, Hlrt and Norsemen were Sachm Shah, Gma Mielke, 300 hurdles, 58 2, Gram and McMahon each Chandler Park golf course Wlll Smyly also took a fIrst place 1,600 run, Vmce Mell, 800, Katie Horn led the way for Jennifer SpmdlE'r, hIgh Jump, ~cored for Grosse Pomte Reece begIn May 2 at 5 p m Last weekend, the Norsemen 'Ibm Smyly, 3,200, and HIller, North WIth firsts m the two 4-6, Jenrufer Pagel, discus, 83- had two assIsts and Gram, There WIll be 17 weeks of hosted the Grosse Pomte North high Jump spnnts She won the tOO-meter 6, Powers, 800, 247, Betsle Hackett, Hanney, Macek, golf, endmg Aug 29 There IS InVItatIOnal and they earned dash m 13 59 and took the 200 Huebner, 3,200, 14 00, McWI!hams and Mallon each no golf July 4 The fee IS $13 North also won three relays medals In SIXevents m272 Llanakls, 400, 662, and Horn, colle, ted one per week The team of Chns Hlrt, Smyly, The best fimsh was a first- AnastasIa Llanakls won the 100 LalondE' and Matte»on com For more mformatlOn, call Shah and Matt Mikula was place tIe WIth Sterling HeIghts 400 III 65 0, Katie Powers was The Norsemen abo won the bmed for another ;,hutout PdtnCI.l Simpoon at (810) 544- first 10 the 3,200 relay Drader, m the high Jump relay HIller first m the 800 In 2 37 2 and 3,200 and 800 relays The Fl1lal Four wa~ ~('t II lth 1 JGG or illOI 75.1 1498 Paul Mooney, HadgJs and 'EFFERSO CHEVROLET Grosse Pointe Park Gee Detroit 15175 E Jefferson Ave. ~ 2130 E. 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Reserva fice supply store Retail 22925 Industnal Dlwe 773-3840 810777 5475 Please call Sheme at Call 810 445 2320 expenence helpful but West SI Clair Shores tlonlsts The Island 8107780055 House Holel, Mackinac LANDSCAPE workers PART TIME OR not necessary Some MI 48080 or fax 810- DENTAL hygienist for ac heavy lifting reqUIred Jsland, MI, has job op. needed expenenced or 7796893 t,ve Pellodontal practice SEMI RETIRED Full or part time poSillon RECEPTIONIST needed portu miles for applicants 1'1111Iraln call (313)885 part time or full time Harper Woods Family available Easy com GENERAL contractor part time evenings for available anytime, May 4045 810-3502220 (Monday BUSiness (Est 1968) mute from the east Side King's Pizza seeks malure dependa busy Psychlatllc office Wednesday Fllday) through October 48+ LANDSCAPE. lawn cutler, IooIcng fOr morning Seeking dependable Call John Hamillon or ble person to asslsl of Salary based on expen 313 882 2233 (Tues hours Dorm HOUSing gardener for crew se rv prep wOt1< fOr lunch and pe rsons with good Judy Ball at (313)962- dally operations Creat f,ce manager ThiS front ence Call 810 773 6020 day Thursday) available Call Ryan at Ing Grosse POinte area pho ne Skills Oversee 7983 fOr Part-TIme Momsl desk posilion reqUIres or fax resume to 810 1(800)626-6304 DENTAL Hyg,enlsV ASSIS- Call Tom 810-398-9226 our order dept 5p m call mm fOr intervtew: self starter With comput- 7736091 SERVICE station attend tant & Receptionist to fill GARDEN center help after 7 30 pm 9 30 pm dallyl 9a m 3 er and general book ants lIexlble hours Ap (810) 375.5022 temporary &. permanenl sales & mal nte nance LAWN cutters and garden- p m Saturday Very ALSO HIRING PIZZA MAIlERS keeping expenence RECEPTIONIST. admlnlS ply Mack! Vernier Amo- POSitions In vanous den- Knowledge of plant ma ers full or part time ex- generous pay plan 7. 10. Flexible Hours $900 per hour plus ben tratlve assistant for co tal oHlces Call 810566 lenal Warren area near penence preferred 313 Leave message- Mr eflts posilion ava,lable busy prolesslonal oHlce 201 HElP WANTED 7687 Roy 313-886 1763 Immedlalely Please fax Good on lelephone ex Gratiot 8 1/2 mile rd 885-0993 TEACHERS (2) IAIYSITTlIl 810777-2000 Independent suburb resume 10 313881 penenced In word proc DENTAL Receptionist Full LAWN cutters needed re PART time, Gal,leo Es school elementary AFTER School & summer 6874 esslng and transcnp- or part time Expenence GARDENER wanted part sponslble people 313- presso Bar, across from homeroom all baSIC day care prOVider for my -G-R-O-S-S-E--P-o-,n-te--a-r-e-a- lion sp read sheets Fa helpfUl Fnendly modern time expenence and 527-8845 Cabo Hall 313961 subjects Masler s de Grosse POlnle Park dealership seeking full milianty wllh Microsoft ollce 3138821511 references requested 6991,Anne Library Media Specialist gree, 2 3 years expen home Starting May 1 2 t,me cashlerl reception Office helpfUl Resume 313-822-4025 EXPERIENCED dental as Full lime, MLS degree girls 13 Must have 1St Excellent phone and to POBox 190 St Cla,r PASTRY assistant wanted ence, Part time three 10/ slstanl Must have state GARDENER 1- 2 days! Tech nology profiCient year old mormng pro references own trans people skills reqUlled Shores MI 48080 must have bread expen cert1f,catlon for x rays week, May September, knows elementary & ence Fax or mall re- gram teacher degree In portallon Perlect for Position also entails -S-E-C-R-E-T-A-R-I-A-l!--C-'e-r-'c-a-IMonday through Thurs planling, lnmmlng, up- middle school students Early Childhood Educa- high ~chool senior or some accounflngl bock sume to The Whitney day 884 1320 keep Refe rences 313 & cumculum Resume to Restauranl 4421 Wood t,on, Montesson back college studenl 313 keeping PrevIous expe- Full time Apply In per 881 7175 Box 07022 cia Grosse ward, Detroit, MI 48201 ground Send resume 331 7728 alter 6 p m lIence very helpful Ex son Monday- Fllday 10 HYGIENIST needed 10 lOin Pomte News & Connec- 10 Box 04036 clo a m 6 p m Edmund T our fnendly busy office GENERAL home repair AM Chef Joseph Fax BABYSITTER needed In cellent benefits Call Ahee Jewelers 20139 tion 96 Kerch eva I, team FleXible full or part 3138322159 Grosse POlnle News &. our home ages 2 and 4 Kerstyn at 313343 Mack Ave Grosse and maintenance 1I time position Grosse Grosse POinte Farms Connection 96 Ker- Monday Wednesday 8280 or fax resume to POinte Woods censed 31 3-824-0814 PORTRAIT, photo lab & POinte Woods 313882- MI48236 cheval Grosse POinte Fnday 4 pm 730 pm 313881 0455 GENERAL maintenance gift store has posItIOns Farms, MI 48236 7961 LIFEGUARDS! The De- for days, evemngs & Call Monica (313)526. INSURANCE office full &. SECRETARY for small person needed for HYGIENIST, St Clair lroll Yacht Clu b IS seek- Saturdays Apply at TEACHERS (3) 4374 part lime Expellence east Side law f rm 2 church & school Full Shores area Part lime' 1ng certified I,feguards 20229 Mack Avenue Pnvale Middle School BABYSITTER! House typing filing computers years minimum secreta t,mll benefits $6 50 per fu I time Flex,ble hcurs for all shills Good pay (Between 7 & 8 Mile) S',burb SCience Eng keeper Full time 2 ca References Call Fnday lIal expenenee Micro hour Please send re- 8107753960 fleXible schedules Ted IIsh Math Masters De reer couple With fleXible Aplll 25th 9. 11 only' soft Word and Dicta sume & references to POSITION available part (313}824 1200 gree 2 3 years expen schedules reqUIre de 313 885 6300 phone a must Please MA or LPN full 'Ime (In box 05025 clo Grosse or full time minimum LOOKING for a ence Send resume 10 send resumes to Office cludes Saturday half a POinte News & Connec wage Good for stu- pendable mature expe INSURANCE Grosse new career? Box 04035 clo Grosse Administrator John R day) needed for a busy tlon 96 Kercheval denls Medical asslslanl lIenced person for child POinte State Farm of Call and see If you qualify POlnle News & Connec Axe & Assoclales 21 dermatologists office Grosse POinte Farms 313-885 2230 care and to help man frce seeks Sales! Serv t,on 96 Kercheval Kercheval Ave SUite malonty medical and MI48236 to ea" $50 000 We age house Essential Ice Representative 2 have the syslems and Grosse POinte Farms fleXible energetic rella year college degree re 350 Grosse Po nte some clencal please GOLF cart mechaniC, full PROFESSIONAL the sc hooll ng to ma ke M148236 ble transportatIon, non qUlred Will train Farms 48236 No phone send resume and refer- time seasonal advance- PERSONS your dreams come fnue TEACHERS and teachers smoking, expenenced (313)8863060 calls please' ences to box 03017 clo ment opportunities Call Call J P Fountain al who would like assistants needed lor Grosse Pomle News & Paul 313-331-.970 references Grosse SECRETARY With good SECRETARY needed In 313-886-5800 8 nice Income area summer camp Full ConnecllOn 96 Ker PWlte 3138852332 organlzallonal skills for dental office No dental GREAT Painters needed Coldwell Banker working from home. time and part time POSI- cheval Grosse POinte BABYSITTER! mothers fast paced off,ce In knOWledge necessary for reSidential painting Schw8lfzer 30 year old lIOns available Call Farms MI 48236 helper mature reliable Grosse POLnte Must be Typing skills & computer ------company WIlling to pay Grosse POInte Farms Ensl Side legitimate (810)772-4477 MEDICAL assistant Expe ror 8 month old twins Willing 10 work over time knowledge preferred top dollar for qualified busl ness needs you r nence Vena puncture MAINTENANCE! delivery Technology Grosse POinte home Duties Include typing Hours negotiable 313 painters ReqUIrements help Will train and medical procedures person for pet shop 3- 6 Educational DIrector Part time hours fleXible filing copYing data en 8825600 Tools transportation Great opportunity (313)885 5070 pm 313881 9099 Maslers degree teaching laeal for high school or try and answellng profeSSional appearance call Mr Todd for delalls ------expenence profiCiency college student ReIer phones Send "esume to SECRETARY! housekeep PART lime dental ass s and mot,val'on Benefll' MAMA Rosa s P,zzena 313886-1763 In computer technology ences reqUired own EI,zabelh 1330 Buhl er part time 1 800 649 lant needed for denIal Medical Life Call 810- needs phone help RECEPTIONIST leacher of students transportation preferred BUilding Delrolt MI 3777 ask for 810293 office n Harper Woods 791-4811 cooks waltstaH pizza FULL TIME 3136408746 48226 7272 makers & delivery peo- trainer of faculty Suburb 313884 3050 TYPing & Accounting skills pnvat", school pre K 8 GRILL cock full lime No ple Apply after 4p m &...ndays or holidays a PlUS Advancement 440 students Resume 15134 Mack 200 Hm WANTED GENEUl 200 Hm WANTED GENERAL 200 HEll' WANTlD GENUAl 200 Hfll' WANTED GENERAL Waitress hostess part available Apply at 20920 to Box 07021 cia time nlghls Apply In MANICURIST, full time Harper between Vernier Grosse POln'e News & person 11am- 3pm Apply In person 337 & 8 Mile Harper Woods Connection 96 Ker ...... 20513 Mack, Grosse F'sher Road Grosse Or Fax resume to cheval Grosse POinte POlnle Woods POinte 3138851172 Farms MI48236 General Secretary/Receptionist lAWN & GARDEN CARE St Clair Shores Adult &: Community Education lull tlmp .,umnWf wOfk fOf lawn cafP 100 HELP WANTED GENfRAL 200 HElP WANTED GENUAl 200 HElP WANTED GENEUL 200 HEl~ WANTED GENERAL no t utllng' QualifIcations: Ixl)('npnct' a phI" fl'fpfPnc(',> a mu"t' Assocla!e Degree In BU~lness or Certlfied 'i4/hoUf If mtl fl,.,tl'(] pl!',!,,!' l all $ Profes~lonal SemlaT\ Certlficate Preferred One (800) 341-137R h{'!w{'t'n 9'00 3:00 EARN EXTRIl CASH Year ~ E\-penence Abllil\ to work v.,th on line computers telephone and office machmes locallondscape company ha' the followln9 BY 202 HUP WANTED ClElllCAl 202 HU~ WANTlD (laiCAL po,,"on, ava,lob'" for yeor~ound OR DELIVERING JUST ONCE A WEEK Terms: slJmmer-onfy employment AND Full Time FOREMAN & HELPERS NO COLLECTINC INVOLVED WORDPROCESSING SECRnARIES Effrc!lw f)~1r AliAr • MSW wllh Windows. Word Perfect 5 1/60 Wrrk]1, SalaT\ Commrnsurate \I (E\-penencr LAWN CurnliS, TRIMMERS & GARDENERS • Excel. Powerpo.nt • Pagemaker • Lotus 1 2 3 S8.s Iv F:.' ~oor Benrfits \egotlable t TOP PAY FOR TOP LEVEL SKILLS .uaNSED PfSllCIDE APPUCATOflS Is seeking reliable & conscientluous Individuals Long and Short Term asSignment, s 10$1, pod,a,,, to deliver In St Clair ShOres & Harper WoOds utters of Application Should Be Sent To: M.nlmvm one yea< eJlperlence reqUired Chmlme ~ Sargent Dlrfftor FREE MORE INFORMATION. CALL In odd,'I('t1 '0 !he Iloorly rOfppn I;n tv f..,...... ~ -- .~• ::~- x:::-...-___._.----~~-..--~---.....,. C__ .An O"1CI11 , e~ Ar.d <) Hnm "on (,(]q Mw ~ AA/"107 1 II 'v I ,91~ SEQUENCE IR(K)! lIoA I~'0 '0' II '119) IAn ICOTT IlOIIINSON l"mn.r omq I @rr ~(om P,t'S dpn~ ••• 'ONAL O"ICI. 91tJ Rohh fn e, 'I!" 7';7 (rnnrlHwf"n Mi .d941! 10I~I R~~Rn~ 10' 16161 R~l MAl (>mOJ dm'l)@.noV(~nlf' ( 1m Thursday, Apnl24,1997 Grosse Pomte News I The Connection 203 HELl' WANTED , 207 HELl' WANTED SAllS 300 SITUATIONS WANTED 303 SITUATIONS WANHD 30S SITUATIONS WANTEO 400 MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANOISE 400 MU~HANDISE DENTAL/MEDICAL I JUYSITTEllS DAY CAllE HOUSE ClEANING ANTIQUES ANTIQUES ANTIQUES I~EDICAL rpcept onlsl ex Are You seriOUS About A CERTIFIED experrenced DAY CARE- opening at THE HOUSE-KE.TEERS AnnounCing' SIMPLY CHARMING )PW r t cd Tuesdays Career In Real Estate? l!/ "'" nanny seeking child my licensed home Ex CLEANING SERVICE Michigan s Only , ANTIQUES d Thl rsdays 20 We are serious about your care posilion Referen cellent program crafts ExpoSItion and Sale 325 E East Fourth ~ ,~ Jf<, per week success' ces available 810445 learning home made ("ve something speCial to of 20th Century DeSign Royal Oak Lloyd 1JaVld Jnes light typ ng and • Free Pre IicensJng 0766 meals (810)7719305 Mother for Mothers Day The Tuesday Saturday (l1p~te'" Send re classes EURAUPAIR MICHIGAN 810541 9840/ lOam 4pm !Antiques 111r Duclors Office • ExclUSive Success GROSSE Pomte Farms ProfeSSional Bonded and INTERCULTURAL Buy Sell Consign I 311 Kel y Road East Systems Programs daycare Sprmg & sum Insured teams ready to MODERNISM 15302 Kercheval CHILD CARE p 1/ tl MI .+8021 • Va'iety Of Commission mer actlvilies Full or clean your home or EXPOSITION SIMPLY Charming Anti Grosse Pointe Park Plans U S Governmen" deslg ques now has chande part time Monday bUSiness Southfield CIVIC Center TO... ~ n:::lotorl iO"'t"'h~H"\f''''O n'T ..("" ....~ 'h '"' ....l- r ~ ...."'...... '111".1 I u ....':;j ...... , ..>u IU c.:. r.~a~.c9--&", d""""';; we t'ave many -" l-drpel l-Ieanmg ~6000 Evergreen t ( for d busy derma Coldwell Banker affiliate places well ~cr~en~d 530 881 8658 room sets startmg at Exterior Windows @ 10112 Mile eXQuiSite t ogy group '1 Grosse In the Mldwestl English speakmg Au Pairs $700 Beautiful Art Deco Servrng the Grosse POinte (I 696 to Evergreen eXit mahogany pieces f 111 Ie Must have office Call George Smale at 18 26 years for culturally JUNE'S Learnmg Center bedroom sets SpeCial area for 14 year~ South) Including m lPager expel'"r>nee 886-4200 enriching fleXible live In Summer only home day on Silver Including Major Credit Cards APRIL 26&27 l'u<;lllon requires lead!'r child care experience 45 care Certlfmd teacher Georg Jenson 325 E Pre-CIVil War Coldwell Banker Accepted Saturday 11am 9 pm ship qual ties and b lling Schweitzer Real Estate hours/ week Average 8107750235 or 313 Fourth Royal Oak Tues 313.582-4445 Sunday Noon- 5 pm victorian sofa, knowledge (dermatology cost $220! week Call 2453884 day Saturday 10 4 Art Deco Art Nouveau, medallion back 1 plus) Salary based HIGH volume eastSIde au JULIE AT 313 4t7 8914 304 SITUATIONS WANTED 306 SITUATIONS WANTED Arts & Crafts 50 s 60 s STAINED glass han91ng VictOrian settee, UI on experrence plf'ase to dealer seeking highly or 1 800 960 9tOO GENEllAl HOU Sf SITTING and Much Mucl' Morel lamps, architectural corner china C;"l( d resume and refer molovated sales assls <.iUMMER babysl",ng YOUR Wish is my com Free Parking leaded Windows, antique (' es to box 03018 co tant Candidate Will need cabmets, games wanted by 17 year old mand CompanionshIp RETIRED FLORIDA $1 00 off With thiS metal signs, and morel "ro"e Po nte News & good communrcatlon table, china grrl very responsible doctor & dentist appoint COUPLE Grosse POinte News ad Traditions In the Park I ( Orrl1elt'OI1 96 Ker skills and be able to cabmets by experienced references ments lunch shOPPing meticulous! handy 15005 Kercheval li1eval Grosse POinte work well With the pub upon request Phone Ja etc 3430591 former POinters ANTIQUE Flea Martket on Grosse POinte Park ( Drexel. Berkey farm, MI48236 Iic Ideal for high school nel 3138867409 Wish to house/ animal Sit lhe lawn of Herrtage across from POinte and Cay or college students 30S SITUATIONS WANTlD -- any part July August Square Antique Mall Hardware) Tuesday- SEEKIN'3 Ophthalmic as part time and full time 302 SITU4UONS WANTlD HOUSE ClEANING SidebOard, September Saturday 10- 5pm, rain Saturday 1t am- 5pm ,,,Iant for east side available Immediate COftVALESCENT CAllE Edwardian 954-94~4707 date Sunday 10- 5pm 01 lcllce Full time avail openmg Please apply In CARE giver for elderly CLEANING / IRONING 36821 Green Street, TEDDI'S ANTIQUES dreSSing table, <'ble Will trarn Fax • > person Jim Causley (Formerly Mmgles) and much more Days or evenrngs cook GARDENING 307 SITUATIONS WAN! New Bathmore sume to 3138854198 Pontiac- GMC TrUCk 16 Experienced, refrences 17330 E Warren Ing cleanIng errands 8 N UllSES AIDES We also have a 112 mile and Gratiot years experrence LInda Call Juhe, ARMOIRES, beds, dress- 313-884-0181 204 HEll' WANTlD DOMESTIC beautiful brass CllntonTwp 3138825123 313-925-8860 COMPASSION for the eld ers mirrors lighting Open Wednesday erly Will live In 24 leaded Windows, doors thru Saturday bed CIrca 1890. INSIDE ADVERTISING GROSSE POINTE CNA available for 24 hour _ hours 10 years expen- mantels much more 11- 5 walnut SALES PERSON good stuff' Ben Wulff EMPLOYMENT home care & aSSisted END YOUR DAY ence References 810- TOWN Hall Antiques Cannonball bed, Part-Time liVing Excellent referen With the contentment of AntIques 918 W 11 AGENCY 7397870 Downtown Romeo large oak mantle. ces 20 years experr- knOWing that your home Mile Rd , Madison Sales and computer EXPERIENCED Michigan's largest selec 8854576 ence 810 544 2194 has been cleaned With Heights (I 75/ 11 Mile chandeliers, 60 years reliable servIce In experience necessary PRIVATE CARE NURSE tlon of quality antiques your standardS and Rd) 11 5 Thursday- mirrors and Resume reqUired seeks full time employ and selected collechbles need of experrenced COMPETENT satisfaction as the only Sunday 810.5454488 much morel Cooks Nannres Maids ment security back at affordable onces Mall resume to box 08005 IN-HOME conSlderatlonl Housekeepers Garden ground, Impeccable ref- Spend the day With us c/o Grosse POinte News CARE SERVICE 313521-3078 FURNITURE refinished, Monday, wednesday ers Bullers Couples TLC Elderly erences from very prom- decorating your home, and Connection repa I(ed, stnpped, any thru Saturday Nurse s Aides Compan Hourly overnight rates ENGLISH Team house Inent fam IIFes se rI ous type of camng Free es- shoppmg for your favor 96 Kercheval 11 - 6 uns a'1d Dav Workers Experrencpd in the Grosse hold chores sprrng Inqulrres only Ite antIque lover, or en. Grosse POinte Farms timates 313-345-6258. Closed Sundays & for prrvate homes POlnle area Licensed & cleaning SpeCialty do- (501 )253-2469 810-661.5520 hancrng your favonte TUesdays MI48236 collection Open 362 18514 Mack Avenue Bonded Ing mSlde closets, wash- NURSE'S Aide prrvate, INSIDE Sales electronic JUST OPENEDl days per year 10 6 Grosse Pomte Farms Sally (810)772-0035 mg lronrng ovens" re part. hme Bon Secour's ~313 822-3452G d,stnbutor located In St WONDERMENTS 810-752-5422 HOME health care aide, fngerators any house- Nursing Home Lee 810- rot m 20S HEll' WANTED lEGAL Clair Shores IS lookmg Antiques. Umque Home looking for fuli time work hold work 810293 7922470 for an aggressive self Decor Accessones. LEGAL secretary 3 4 Excellent references, 7403 PRIVATE Duty Nurses Handpalnted Furniture at 40 I APPliANCES days week Good me mohvated person With a sincere deSIre to suc reasonable 810754 HONEST, mehculous Pol- Aide available Grosse affordable pnces chanica I skills Call 313 FAX IT! 1018 Ish lady seeks house POlntes & suburbs 17334 E Warren AMANA In carton, 21 7 065 4520 or evenings ceed Phone sellmg ex- (810)772-7709 (313)884-5718 freezer bo"om, cost 8106473733 perience and elecfrrcal NURSES aIdes, excellent keeping work Referen- (313) knowledge preferred Grosse POinte expen ces 810 757-4811 308 SITIlATIONS WANTED Wednesday - Saturday $950/ sell $750 313 Full time many bene 11am 5pm 417-9413 LEGAL secretary Harper ence Pat 810777- HOUSE cleanrng com. OFFICE (lUNING fits Send or fax resume You'll say 343-5569 Woods full time pleas 2598/ Cmdy 810-771 merclal/ residential Re EMERALD Isle Cleaning APPLIANCES' Washers, to PO Box 386 St Clair "It s a Wondenment'" ant condition Word Per 1588 sponslble references Service ProfeSSional dryers, refrrgerators fect (313)371 7100 Shores MI 48080, 810 Remember to ranges Reconditioned, NURSING student lookmg Debbie or Cindy 810 cleaning people to clean LOVEJOY'S ANTIQUES 771 3491 1 year warranty Excep- for midnights for prrvale 755-3519, 810-483 your office bUilding 20 (810)545-9060 include: PART- time secretary (fill PART time Jewelry sales 2 years expenence Fully Great selection affordable tional quality Able Appli- In occasions) Windows duty Excellent referen 1175 days per week 900a Insured (810)7783101 pnces, 720 East 11 Mile ance 25925 Gratiot 95/ Word profiCiency re ces Barbara 3t3-622 HOUSE Cleanmg De Your Name RoseVille (313)884- 600p Retail experience 400 MERCHANDISE Rd Royal Oak Tues- qu -.t -~ : :.%iti" n I A 0 • • & iii) Thursday, April 24, 1997 Grosse POinte News I The Connection 40 I APPLIANCES 409 GAUGE/YAID/ 409 GAUGE /Y AID / 412 MISCELLANEOUS 412 MISCEllANIOUS 60' AUTOMOTIVE 401 FURNITURE 41 S WANTID TO IUY IASEMINT SALl USEMENT SALE AlflCLlS AlTIClES (HRYSlER GOLD electric stove ex- BLACK enlertalnment BASEMENT Sale' Electnc MOVING Sale' 24555 W,I DOUBLE bed w,th mat THOMASVILLE frullWood HERSCHEnES Grandfa 1992 Chrysle' New York cellent condition $tOO unrt mirror coffee & stove 50 s radiO collec lowby Easlpo,nte be tress 2 dressers and china cabmet $200 ther Clock 810626 er pristine wnd tlon 313881 5338 end table $650 set tlon dlnrng room chairs tween Kellyl I 94 north nrght stand $95 Com SchWinn 10 speed bike 4394 well malntdlned Sleeper sofa $250 NEWER relngerator ex Avon bo"le collection of Stephens south of 10 plete 10 gallon fish tank $25 3 13 824 9003 138 000 m les S3 500 (313)884-2174 cellent shape must sell commerc,al clothing Lu Mile Apnl 25 26 27 $20 Green and gold -~ -- - JAPANESE Samurai 313885 09 HI TV 20" Sony VCR 4 s\\lords from WWII $250 I best 313-882 CENTURY sofa blacks! Ray dIshes mint condl 9am 4pm HO Tralnset plaid love seat $40 head compact diSC All wanted Collector 1991 Chrysler convert'D e 3166 cream Call Mary 810 tlon RCA stereo HI FI miscellaneous Coloma I desk and chair new 810 773 1608 (810)4783437 V 6 fully loaded mini 4652865 Fnday Apnl 25th onty MOVING sale 3 piece Irv $45 Dry smk to keep SEARS washerl dryer ------condition $6 900 or 9am 3pm 22493 Bay Inq room set Couch china In $40 (313)886 US Navy deck clock WWII (gas) set excellent con CHtN~ (",Rhmpt ?nrl h"ffJ-"'lo' n,,:U JE:HC~S::;~ be 7::03 PAVING CASH hp~! (R1n\77,) Of;?1 dillon must sell $400 I vmtage 1940 both for tween 10& 11 mile loves eat & lounge 6 _ C::UI::>UII ~jjVllvYla~11 UIU f-o' Jewelry Walches sewing machine Lionel set or best Will sell as D'amonds Antique Jewelry 1990 Chrysler New Yorker $850 (313)8238252 BLOCK sale Franc,s months old Beige FINE Jewelry 14K yellow Coca Cola tra,n set MIS separates 313882 -- green rusl Indescent gold Ladle s diamond Anything Mdde of Gold V 6 Aulomatlc air 3166 DELUXE white formlcili Street off Harper South matenal Euro style nng 86 pOint round Ap cellaneous furnrture or Silver 72000 miles Must see mture lables desk file of 13 Mile Apnl26th Paid $3000 Will saen pralsal available 810 23215 Nlnel Mack Loop W II travel for transactions $70001 ofter 810779 403 AU(TlONS cabinet shelves Also 2 FLEA MARKET f,ce $1500 negotiable 7791036 (between C1a,rwood! In excess of $1000 5672 after 6 p m Doremus) Saturday & line phones 810415 GUARDIAN ANGELS 8104478962 - - 1994 Dodge SPirit 4 door AUCTION. 55 Beanme Sunday 8107740900 8351 Church "asement FOUR fool steel picket The Gold Shoppe auto air stereo powpr Babies All different In --- u MOVING Sale Everything fence 80 feet long 5 ---- - WATERBED, king Sized 22121 Grat ot lock & more Excellent cludlng Tabasco & Gar- DESK. chairs and mlscel Kelly at Mayfield DetrOit must gal LIVing room Inch picket spacing 3 Deluxe headboard with EastpOinte MI 48021 condition S6 5501 best cia Saturday 4/26 3 laneous Wicker pieces Thursday May 1st dlmng room bedroom foot and 6 foot gates 10 phofle lack and cabl (810)n4-0966 Central LeaSing & P m 340 Kerby No per And much more' 313 Frrday May 2nd 9 30 3 furniture, kitchenware sections, 12 posls nets High effiCiency Sales 3138858300 sonal checks 881 4180 FREE BUilding Matenals etc To much to men galvanrzed painted heater and liner Must SHOTGUNS, nfles and 3t3 839 4462 even ngs EARLY Amencan kitchen Exchange Saturday, tlonl 810 445 9623 black very good condl sell $200 313331 handguns Parker ------404 .ICYCLES set, 5 pieces and bed Apnl 26th, 9 to 12 MOVING Sale Furnrture tlon $300 Beautrful Browning Winchester 1993 Dodge Shadow ES 8639 room dresser $150 or Grosse POinte South, household 950 Haw cherry Cuno cabinet, Colt Luger others Col 4 door auto 29000 TREK- Cherry Bomb 14" best offer 313-882-1559 Grosse POinte Blvd at thorne Grosse POinte beveled glass Windows, WOLFF Tannrng Beds lector 8104783437 miles Mint condltlonl boys mountain bike red Fisher Lumber, bncks Woods Fnday Satur glass shelves perfect TAN AT HOME $7500 810 777 4874 18 speed like new paid SOD ANIMAL EIGHT piece wrought Iron plumDlng, doors shut day 9 4 condllion must selll Buy DIRECT and SAVEl ------$250 plusl asking $125 1992 Dodge Splnl V6 porch lurnlture 2 sets of ters storm~ screens $250 Call anytime at Commercla~ Home Units ADOPT A I'ET 3138827048 Original owner 53000 cushions $385 f MOVING Sale- Lots of 3138822254 From $199 00 BLACK Cocker Spanrel (810}773-6282 roo lng, etc 8863896 great stuff Saturday Ofl- miles loaded new tires Low Monthly Pdymenls housebroken about 4 405 COMI'UTERS much more $6000 ELEGANT 42"x 70" bev FRIDAY Only' 41 25 9 1 Iy 9 12 TV s, VCR s FOUR stack bookcase FREE Color Catalog years Tafl Shep mix LI"le Tlkes toys entertainment center Wicker miscellaneous 3138862121 Call Today male black male cat ACER custom crafted eled glass dining room clothes miscellaneous dlnrng set odds & ends miscellaneous chairs ------Dlack lop eared rabbll 1989 Dodge Dynasty computers Featurmg In- table, black and green 1709Stanhope 11500 NO"lngham commodes vlctonan fur- 1-800-711-0158 85000 miles excellert tel Pent Ium processors marble base With 4 Side nlture lamps china cab -W-O-W-'-B- f I 0 mixed breed female 25 at discount pnces Call chairs and 2 arm chairs FRIDAY,9 to 4 Furniture ~,IIOVING sale Everything Inet desks small gate eaull u Imen Ib dog Grosse POinte COndition Asking Paul 313 884-5979 (black clolh) Paid bikes Jewelry kid s goes Apnl 25 & 26 leg lable, rockers, old Slon One spa! hot lub 7 Animal CI,nrc 313822 $3700 810771 0628 5707 Free dellveryl $3300 will sacnflce for clothing rugs car 5772 Guilford DetrOit metal toys, hlghcha,rs, feet Wide cedar sur- 1991 Eagle Summit 5 410 L th round Pnced way below IBM P 166, Nec P-120 $750 or best offer 313- range m,sc 0 MOVING. 4 26 9 4 pm tea wagon, much more value $1950 '313882 GROSSE POinte AnImal speed 57 000 miles 824-7285 rop off Chalfonte 22936 Hoffman St Clair 23215 Nine Mack Loop 3487 mulll media ready In- Adoption Society has 2 $2350 (313)8865833 cluding SVGA 14" Slart GLASS top dlnrng table FURNITURE, appliances Shores LIVing! bedroom (between Clalrwood & F~=:;;::::;::::::::;::;==:::, 8 year Shlhtzu and bar t993 INTREPID ES load Ing $1 225 00 Mitchell 42"x 68" beautifUlly toys household Items fumlture tools tables Doremus) Saturday & $ we IlUV otd $ der collie puppy Cor ed black cherry 3 5 313882-1385 or frosted on under Side 2 22436 Ridgeway St PIANO mUSIC books! Sunday 810-774-0900 ORIENTAL Inne at (313)884 9009 CD leather alarm Su (313)233 1226 pedestal bases, must Clair Shores Saturday, sheet ClasSical mod FREE 9x 12 foot covered RUGS Martha at (313)824 per clean sharp USED .-C-O-M-P-U-T-E-R-S- sell moving $375 or Apnl 26th and Sunday em 50 s 3 piece porch Includes awning Ml5IrI, ai' tatlIoI 4674 $10800 8107271742 besloffer 313-8858117 Apnl27th 800 to 4 00 wrought Iron patio set louver Windows, screens GHAU IHe TROY Starting at IBM 386- $ 1,ll92 Lebaron l S d D dol Of SOl .IRDS FOR SALE $200 486- $375 586 MAHOGANY Inlaid vlctro GARAGE Sale 478 Lin oun es'gn ra I and door Ideal porch 1 BOO841-1181 $ Convertible la $225 Simmons pine coin Saturday, Apnl phone Casse"es, CD s enclosure for summer $600 Free color mom- HAND fed Cockatiels all Black beauty Leather 26th 10 3 I N Videos Yellow sheers tta t Y h I 413 MUSICAL tor 313-882-9686 dresserl changing table, am pm 0 co ge, e c ou au, types Including White auto air, power Windows $175 313881 9401 early salesl drapes cornices More' you getl (313)343-5590 INSTRUMENTS face Silver & Fallow locks Cassette 406 ESTATESAlIS GARAGE I Saturday 3804 Audu days 810-7751545 MAHOGANY sa e co IIecta bon, Rosewood ABBEY PIANO CO spills available 810 Blue Book $g 765 bles odds and ends, evenings Drummy s Price $5 995 Don't Sell Your Old ROYAL OAK 810 541 6116 776-7483 after 5 p m INTERIORS Fnday Saturday Sun- SATURDAY 910 4,2 faml FUNABOUT racmg joggerl Drummy Oldsmobile ORIENTAL (Fine Furniture aay 20084 Old Eight Iy moving sale fumlture stroller blue like new USED PIANOS S02 HORSES FOR SALE (81 0}n2-22 00 RUGS 81Antique Shop) Mile, Harper Woods appliances clothing paid $1801 asking $100 Used Spinets Consoles ---- Upnghts & Grands ARABIAN horses 1/2 1985 LeBa'on GTS Until You See Us 506 S Washington books bikes 776 313882-7048 Royal Oak MI GARAGE sale, Saturday Trombley Arab big pretty under 105649 miles sunroof We Beat Any Cash Offer PIANOS WANTED (5 blocks North of 696 9 4 Baskets cookie THE Caoillac of Emmalun FUR- full length blush saddle $5000 2 year aulomatlc depef1dable By 20% TOP CASH PAID Freeway at 10 Mile tins country Items, mink lox tuxedo front old colt $3000 Sired $1 300 I best 810 774 Ghal, Inc Troy Take Woodward f baseball cards lots of ga strollers Double MOVing- saCrifice $750 ANNIVERSARY model by top stallions 810 7094 1 800841 1181 Main Street eXll ) m,scellaneous, 342 chaSSIS Use With own appraised $6000, Cable Spinet plano Ex 3296392 1995 Neon Sport sedan McMillian seat & baSSinet for your (810)7781264 cellent condition $1 200 ESTATE 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS 34000 miles stereo air Ch,ppendale sofas and 2 children Add a sec- (best offer) Days 810 FURNITURE end tables With Ball and GARAGE Sale Saturday ond seat when ready GOLF Clubs powerbullt FOR SALE automatic ASS power 779 0485 or evenrngs AT Claw seat Mahogany dln- Sunday 10 3 Kids Brand new & ready for TPS, Lynx 1 3 and 5 CHESAPEAKE Bay re locks! mirrors alrbags RELICS In Hamtramck 810293-1050 Ing room fables (banquet clothes, toys, baby spnng walks I Only $200 woods dnvers, Peerless tnever puppies AKC garaged Immaculale 10027 Joseph Campau & t'adltlonal) Loveseats Items bike, dryer TV Onglnally $375 313 Pete, Top Flight and TI AREAS LARGEST UKC champion blood $8650 (313)88? 2455 (313)874-0500 ----- wing chairs, occasslonal 1373 Cadieux 882 6204 ny Penna freestanding SELECTION OF line OFA excellent 1995 Neon Open 11 6 Tues thru Sat QUALITY USED PIANO!: eyes shots and due Traditional furmture ac chairs Sets of Mahogany GARAGE! moving sale Fr"''''~~~~~~~~::~~::~==~carry bag 313884 5885 Auto air ami fm casselte dlnrng room chairs (many 16 aluminum extension ST MATTHEWS GOLF, men's Wilson staff moving tumng, ref,nlshlng claws $350 400 Chrome wheels cessones antiques & rebUilding estimates (810)794 3557 collecllbles Good quali- vaned styles) Baby grand ladder Complete sand- 2ND ANNUAL set, lunror set also la- Btue Book $9 900 and appralsels Drummy s Pnc(' S7995 ty at affordable pnces pianos ladles hand pamt Ing & buffing kit 21' SpRING GARAGE dies set 3138825558 FIVE year old male Whip ed desk Baker china cabl- snowthrower Wilson SAW PIANOS FROM $799 Drummy Oldsmobile, ESTATE Sale 17161 net Venetian mirrors AntI complete set of golf HUMMELS pnvate collec pet needs lOVing home Mlchlgna P,ano Company (810) 772-2200 Denver #1 Cadieux! ques 011pam ling CIUDS 2 story aluminum localed HarperlWhlltler tor 30 50% offl 313 Without small children ---- - (810)548-2200 Mack Fnday Apnl 25th Mahogany bedroom dress fire escape ladder 5 - Fnday & Saturday, Apn 882-6586 Must have large fenced 1992 Plymouth Duster 2 call anytlmel yard and like 10 take door auto air casse"e 9 to 5 Household fuml- ers, chests, king queen bowling balls wllh bag & 25 26, 9am- 5pm JACUZZI, four person hot •• Featunng car wash & long walks 885 0524 Excellent condilion low ture Imens and more fuII & tw In shoes Satur day 26th 10 tUD, excellent working BABY grand plano dark wood With bench dellv miles $4 575 Central MOVING sale I Double Too much to list' am 3 pm 19706 bake sale by 5th grade condition $1 500 Whirl LABRADOR, yellow and ery tuning warranty LeaSing & Sales 313 bedroom set, dlfllng 810-545-4110 Woodmont Harper stUdents, SalSa, & a pool refngerator cocoa black shols dew claws Woods blossom of bargalnsl b d f $1900 Michigan P,ano 885 8300 839 4462 room set and mlsc Fn vet checked (810)778 QUEEN Anne cherry 42 .-Open Sunday Apnl27, rown texture Inlsh, Co 810548-2200 call evenrngs day 25th Saturday Inch square game taDle GARGOYLES, terra cotta 9 2pm for clearance I large Side Dy SIde With 7174 alter 5 anytime 1993 Sundance excellent 26th 1168 Bedford With leaf to make 56 planters 2'X 3' $2001 THANK YOU FOR Ice maker, $500 Best SHIH-TZU pedigreed pup condition 5 speed SUfi Inch dlnrng table $250 pair or besl offer 313- offer, 313-881-2206 BABY Grand plaflo Z,m pies 6 weeks !In y type YOUR SUPPORTI memnan Mahogany roof 58 500 miles Karastan wool on ental _64_0_95_8_5______La.Z-Boy recliner, wall hug- male female $500 Call MOVINGI $4 200 Work 313259 $4 500 (3 13)884 5867 style 4x 6 feet '1avy/lvo I!::======::!J ger kitchen table 4 (8 10)296 7644 ESTATE SALE * 8500 ext 7698 Home '02 AUTOMOTIVE ryl peach rug $200 chairs wooden rocking 3138230029 3813 CADIEUX 313-886-1739 chair $75) each 810- SOS lOST AND FOUND FORD One block north of Mack 2236 Carolina Fnday from AUTHENTIC Afncafl zebra 7795577 BALDWIN 7 It 1992 Crown V,ctona LX Over 45 years accumula RECLINER, brown Vinyl 5- 8 P m Saturday from Grand Plano LOST m,xed breed fe cranberry red 67000 Very good mechanical 9 5p m Children s rug excellent condition LAWN MOWERS; Toro tlon Featunng a Nlchol~ Excellent condition With male brmdle dog brown miles excellent condl condition Slightly cloth~ toys Adolfo sil- Senous mqurres only self propelled With elec and Stone Cherry dlnln£ bench delivery tunmg duck black lop eared tlon $10395 313 88 I rooml kitchen set hutch frayed $50 810791- ver fox coat 1 year old _J_a_ck_8_10_-7_7_5_-8_8_7_9_tnc start Also Snapper and warranty rabb t tan I ger cat (de 7263 a beautrlul Jasper secre 5735 excellent COndition re- BABY Furniture oak cn\) 21" Both like new Call for details clawed) Black female ------tary, antique round oaf WESTERN style twin bed Ingerator, charrs mat With ma"ress $150 (313)499 1344 Other p.anos from $890 Cocker Spamel male 1991 Escort \\lagon LX table, ccbblers bench ta room set 1 twin bed tresses miscellaneous Oak dresser Chang ,lg MEN'S complete set of MICHIGAN PIANO CO tan tiger cat If you have 56K auto air female ble and lots of mlscella With mattresses Single Everything must gol table With pad $35 Falcon made clubs 81G-548-2200call anytime lost these call Grosse owned Spotless I neous dretser With bookcase HUGE garage sale Some large Greco playpen wltgh bag Excellent POlnle Animal CliniC $4 600 313 886 9460 Saturday April 26 Single dresser With mlr thing for everyone You $40 Battery baby sWlrlg condition (313)881 BALDWIN P,a;;-o very 3138225707 1994 Ford Thef1derolrd Sale begins at 9 a_m , ror chair $5001 best of name It we have ItI $35 Jumper $20 313- 1690 good condition With tUf1 ------LX sunrocf loaded Ex Sorry no pre- sa les fer 313886 3425 after Name brand kids & adull 882-4298 Ing bench delivery and SMALL male cat gray on cellent condition 50000 330 MERILLAT Cabln.3ts oak warranty $1 499 Other top white underneath miles S9800 or Dest clothrng Malemlty BABY Grand plano, Persl pull-outs pantry lazy pianos from $79~ MiChl Found In Harper Wocds 8107763060 APRIL 26 & 27 WHITE Wash Oak bed Toys books micro an Kemnan rugs Hent susan porcelain Sink gan P,ano Company near Country Club and _ room set 2 dressers! wave refngerator book age buffet French love Mustselll 313 8821164 (810)5482200 Call Canton (313)881 3054 1994 Ford Escort Wagon 10 am. 4 pm mirror headboard! shelves, dressers, etc seat, more 810-247 anytime YOUNG male cals & kit Auto air casse"e Low 22325 Ardmore frame $300 810774 1711 HunMg10n Blvd 0252 OLD Onental Rugs want mile: 55995 (313}885 St. Clair Shores 7094 Gro~se POinte Woods -BA-R-p-oo-It-a-bl-e-sl-at-e-t-o-p ed AflY size or cond, BECKSTErN Grand P,ano tens shots & fixed 0 ne 85 18 ISOIlII of 1111l1e lIS! of Jeffnli Saturday 8- 2 Sunday 9 first $350 (313)372 tlon 1-800.443-7740 Model B 6 8 polished Calico 3 I 3 52 I 3669 ---- 409 GAltAG£/yAltD/ ebony Like new 1993 Ford Explorer EddiE' 19SQTnumph, 1985 Mercury 1 Rain or shine 2935 PERSIAN rug 6 x 9 gor USEMENT SALE . $55000 (810)583 7750 Bauer package loaded MarquIs. House lull! HUGE three famtly garage BASKE-T-B-A-L-L-s-et-a-d-Iu-S-I geous h~e new only Furniture some an1JqUfl $2 00 Bag Day Wednes ------excellent condit on 1 sale 40 years accumu able fiber glass back walked on Wlth slippers depresSIon glass, much day Apnl30th 10 3 All GORGEOUS Baldwm owner ser,llce records ,on! Too numerous to list latlon Catenng supplies board steel support (313)8840100 10 6 Grand plano 5 $6500 Taking A Vacation' new tires S14995 810 the cloth,ng house Call tools loads of mlscella Orle year old $75 881 Monday Saturday (Evola estimate) 313 Workmg Long hours' 7748880 or 313882 wares etc you can 810.566.0353 neous Apnl 24, 25 26 8658 886 8556 What Should You 00 2068 after 6 00 p"'" cram Inl0 a bag $2 00 9am 2pm No early PRECIOUS Moments Fig- for dela~nte~rdIng of With Your Pel? Clearance Comer birds 22901 MaXine SI BEANIE sab,es collectIon unnes m,scellaneous GUITARS, banJOS and 1993 Ford Taurus Wagon ~ Grosse POinte Unltanar Clair Shores 8 1/2 be for sale 37 Beanre Ba pieces Retired Sus mandolins ukes 1\ I) I I) 1 GL Very mc€' mest see _E BUV BOOKS Church Maumee and tween Mack and Marter ba,es for $500 I best No pended & Members only wanted Collector 886 rJ f ~J j f D Best offer (810)293 AND LIBRARIES St Clair two alike not for ,nd,v,d from 1990 & earlier 4522 ;( 4'38 .JOHN KING MOVING & cleaning out ual sale 3138823013 Green book pnce only ABSOLUTEL Y awesome 3'3-96' -0622 TOP dollar paid for quality , I' \ I, 1993 Ford Taurus 3 8 pn- Ardmore Park block ~s:s & BUNK bed blue meta \810~~~6_7_4_8_3_a~e_r_5_ MIChlga~s Largest Bookstore ~~~~e::,~~~ used pianos Immediate ). 1,\ "~. ~ I .. <, glne 24 000 mIles like c;; l< f) Ig(o; sale 111 Jefferson Apnl porch furniture laDies frame complete $150 SEGA Satum 2 control .. C' Ip ,nc1 "-,.lye tl e,. '\d .. profeSSional pick up • r new loaded $9 800 ?6th- 27th 9 5 Anti clothes lots of Sluff Sat Round maple table $45 lers 2 games (313)882 Cash palr1 810997 (313)8819472 ques fumlture building urday Apnl 26 10am Garage door opener 0401 0032 810-778-3897 1992 -Tcl;(j-Escort GT supplies fishing and 4pm No earty sales $50 3138855074 ST J0seph Fair' 4800 Ca 60 I AUTOMOTIVE Red 5 speed Power .:illihr'" _\llliqtH'5 more No pre sales 214 Mernwealher (be BUTCHER block/-;h;ie d,e'Jx (al Warren) Fn 4lS WANTED TO IUY ------(HRYSlER mocn rocf premium llllfl.!,'ih!\ Itll"1<; tween CharleVOIx & kitchen table 2 chairs day Saturday 10 a m ANNUAL rummage sale 1955- 1975 automob,le ~ound All t II cnJlse \mUI( 1n ~ ~r n ~ ~ rmturr Ridge) ._ $210 3138859871 4 pm Jewelry bou 1995 Avenger FS 51 60 Orllnlll R ~\ -tll' 1 nlm~f" St Peters Lutheran Look~ drlve~ ('xcr Ipnt parts accessorle~ man transferable warranty fh II U \\1 hl'~t School 23000 Gratiot MOVING sale Apnl 27th CARPETING, 13OY.lldS tlque a"'c treasures ~.o r1lsappolnlments uals advertISing mem alarm lemo!" ~tart pn 313-881-9500 north of nine mile Apnl 11 00 to 3 00 many beige & ,vo'Y good con rummage linens bake 70000 miles A~klrq aroD I,a ptr 810 ?93 1ry Ipather pOWN auto III 09 ~orang, Detroit 24th 9 5 Apnl 25th 9 1 household ,tems 22231 dltlon 313 884 6501 sale clolhlng for all SS 200 best (31"1\881 -- - 0957 altPr 6pm 3'3000 miles S 15500 APRIL 26th Antiques fur Martin St ~~ Shore!_ CHERRY Side lights w;th -STEE-L-B-UILDINGS 0748 ANTIQUE Toy~ pedal n13)824 1307 BOOKS nrture Beanie BaDles MOVING Sale at give leaded glass rncerts New140x60x14 was <.ars Buddy L pre%ed 1991 Ford E~cort GT ? BouJrht & , ..hi crocks picture frames 1995 Chryslpr Crrru~ LX away Pflces Lawnmow (two) 24-X80' order er $15250 balance steel sport~ collecllbles door hatchback a )10 LmRARY BOOkSTORE Sega and much more 4 dON Fern grepn er all conditioner fuml ror sacnflcel Channg $8940 50xl00x16 was Anything old Dave 810 matlc Load('~ ~unroof AIO-54'i-4~OO 2t726 Cedar 1 block ture & much more Sal Cross Company 313 $26200 balance 3q SOO m le~ Load!'d cru se phone CO play htH_811Jti1g~ 7779162 south of 11 Mile I block urday 4/26 951430 8822646 $1783160x200x16 I ealhN MinI condillon er 97 000 m Ips M .... inUittmr east of Harper g a m KenSington LAWN Duslne~s h;s a1 was $62500 balance BUYING china (comolete "(,II 100000 mil!' war $3900 313640 SQSl $39672 I 800 406 or pallial ~ets) Call Jan rarty $ 16 500 401 fURNITU~E AQUARIUM, deSK chan MOVING Sale 20501 and ready sold all accounts 5126 or Herb 810731 813g (8 I 0)781 7'l41 1991 FNd E~rort I X 4 dellE'rs Campbell Soup 20505 Shady Lane SI now needs to sell all door Power o;irN ~q /I. BEDROOM set 4 p,ece af1!'r6 dolls Phototray~ organ Cla,r Shores Fumlture pqUlpment T 27 tnm TEENY Beanme Bable~ 1993 ('hry~l('r LpS1ron brakp~ a r CO 1 ,10 Gun raDlnpt 25- con babies s sewing rocker clothes books m,scella mers Red Ma~ blowers Complete ~rt of 10 un GUITARS banlo~ mando conv!'rtlbl!' GTC loar1 New tw, h"k"s A'I70 sole TV RpasonaDle Apnl 24 26 22001 Ma neOlJs Apnl 26 27 Ferns hydro walks trail oppned $3 I 0 Call Ilr" and "kp~ wanted ed low mlle~ $9 788 na nr SS SOD b"q 810 7S1 0196 uer SI Clair shorps 9am 2pm er elc 8105666544 qUickly 3138864144 Collpctor 88645?? \'31318817708 313886 7867 ~ ...... " --- ...... _---- - \ co...... O"ICI •• ,. Fi"M') H,l'T' h()n "Ioqmow M ~A. R60? 1~l!1 ?',Ij(9l.4 SEQlJENCE IRO I '~A 'A'<'> '0> 1'17179/ IA/l f>ffi(J 1mq 1"" ,~(om ••• 'OMALO"ICI, Q}f, Rohh ns )lltf> 2~,) (,ro" 1tlc:wpn MI49411 It> <'>1Aolt>An<,> In,>; (6161 Roil tJ 7..{1 ...... 1 """-,..'}a.." ;,,~....~ _ Thursday, April 24, 1997 Grosse POinte News / The Connection 1>02 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE '03 AUTOMOTIVE 1>05 AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE 653 10ATS PUT5 AND 65 I 10ATSAND MOTORS FO~D GENERAL MOTORS GENERAL MOTO~S FOWGN fO~!lGN VANS SERVICE 1991 Ford Probe LX ex 1994 BUick LaSabre Cus 1997 OLDS ACHIEVA SL 1993 Mazda Mlata con 1992 Aeroslar XLT excel 1995 Kawasaki Jet sk,s, cellent condillon load tom 4 door 31K miles Auto air power windows RINKE vertlble Wit' hard top lenl condltJon must sell 75()' ZXI and 750 XI ed sun roof 79000 loaded and sharp Best power locks cassette "I'OYO"l'A Make offer 810777 $7,900 or oest STS Shorelander dou EXTREME MEASURES • miles female owned offer 3135272800 or Blue Book was $16 998 USED CAR 3383 or 810 662 3939 (810}771 7028 ble trailer Adult owned .For allot your c1eantng & $5200 (81017747498 8107790756 now o"ly $12650 CLEARANCEI pager Low hours $9000 313 1995 Astro Cl van Full mamtenance needs 1991 Ford Taurus wagon Skylark GS Drummy Oldsmoblre1 FREE 12 monlh WllIllIIlty lneluded' 8848538 1992 BUick 1991 MaZda Prestlge 97K power CD 34 400 'AUTO' BOAT' HOME excellent condit on pow Coupe leather all op (810) n2-22oo '89 Toyota Tercel miles power steenngl miles $13000 313 1979 Macgregor 25 sail The best qualrty work for er wlndowsl locks tlons 18000 miles 1983 Olds Toronado aii Aulo arr 30000 miles' brakes a" sun roof 5 8822280 boat Execellant condl the best price cruise casseffe 72 000 mint $9 700 3 13 88 I access ones plus class C $4,450 speed needs some me lion loaded With 7 5hp Call for an appointment 1992 Chrysler Town & m les $7000 313882 4329 trallE hllch 19000 '92 Toyota Pickup chanlcal wort< $6 000 Chrysler Trailer sleeps 1103 ------m tpc:; (''In f:::lrtn')' rohl It Country loaded new llo ~ ~'I'>"''' ,..f'l::l"" 3" 3 !!e" "°13 ~ $3 SGe ~3'l3 3S'l 313-881-8392 exhausV t"es and J 1990 Ford Escort -73000 1984 bUI(.K "'KY"dW~ 'Id engine Tires eXhaust 4548 Monday - Saturday tlonwagon Runs great $4,950 1971 Mercedes 280 SE brakes $10200 313 miles good condition $800 3138847155 brakes etc like new 8 00 am 10 700 pm '94 Ceo Prlzm one owoer estate sale 8825941 asking $3500 -____ $2650 (313)8825886 1984 Pursuit 2000 cuddy 4 door arr $6000 Nick 810-644- V-8 Inboard! outboard (810)7953536 after 5 1994 Cadillac Seville STS 1983 OldsmobJee8R-;;Y 20000 milesI 1993 Dodge Grand Cara 1444 ext 211 Merc cruiser low hours CREW opening Expen p m dark green CD player ale Broughm 94 000 van SE factory child $8,350 custom lraller mrnt '94 Honda Accord LX 1983 N,ssan Wagon good seats, (2), loaded, 57K enced & ded,catlon de 1994 Lincoln Contlnent-al heated seats Loaded' miles $1 8001 besl offer $15900 810-7734014 Sired Experience not 16 500 miles $26 500 Wallon running condilion needs miles 33 V6, $10300 40000 actual miles Ex Pager 313793 1835 ~3)372 ~05 Full power air clutch $200 313-882- 313-882 2224 1987 Regal Commodore necessary but dedica- tended 100 000 m Ie ------1995 Pontiac Grand Am Jowmllesl 5886 28 twin 230 Mercruls tion IS Come and enJoy warranty Telcpho~e 1990 CadJllac Spv~le STS V 6 loaded aluminum 1987 Dodge Ram conver- $12,800 or ers good condition 190 the summer, maybe the Clea~ & no rust 4 door all Ipalr", full wheels excellent cond,- 1990 Suzuki 4X 4 5 Sion, 8 cylinder very l lease $173/mo. hours $24500 810 Wife Will cut the grass $14 OQa; a rr '0 t; pm power ~)Q SOO Illdp<.., t!OI ? 7000 miles speed red convertible good condition, CD Weekdays 810-778 '95 Honda Accord LX 6890835 113 ~61 6;:>~2 Must ~('II $9001l or $1 I (JOO 1\10 776 3715 very dependable $2500 I best 313 886 4236 other 810 772 4.Door $2 BOO or best, 5746 1993 Sea 000 Bombadler 2416 1993 Lincoln Mark VIII b' " 11 ~ 8846101 19941>0n1lae Air full powe, (810)774-4308 1995 Ford Wrnstar GL, Jet Skr 2 person Adull fJl,'ck De,JUty [pathel 1970 ( #-. o • • &- Q Thursday, Apn124, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 700 VTS/FlATS/DU~LEX 700 VTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 7 2 ArTS/FlATS /ouI'm 706 HOU IS FOR RENT 714 LIVING QUUTERS 716 OFFJ •• ..... 0' 7 . • -~~_.~~--~- cOlt"...n OPftCl', , AO.d ~ HOrnl'I()") 1nq ow M 4860;> I' 'I '9i 0914 SEQUENCE IAOOl Q6A 1~\' '0' \ I) 19? ?A)3 ICOTT ROBINION ,.m.-" rlmql~nl'S;()m P,psd ..nt ".'ONAL O"ICII 9,)fl Rohh i'l\ <)\ If" 25, (~and 10vpn MI ~94l7 1~1'1 AM A/n ,,, {6161 q4J MA 7 f'rllOII dmq:?@novoqnt" ('}!'T1 Thursday, April 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection I I n ( [ TOn y o f S(HVI[(S, ~!h,W% _ •••••••••••••••••••••• lIIill1lBiW£'u ~' 907 USEMENT - fURNITURE '00 All CONDITIONING m IUllDING/I£MODELlNG 916 CARPET INSTAllATION ". CEMENTWOIK 91S OECKS/~ATIOS 930 EIECTll ..-...- - ---~...... f I A o • • • II Thursday, Apnl24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 943 LANDSCAPEIlS/ .45 HANDYMAN GARDENIftS 946 HAUliNG I .54 PAINTING/DECOllATING 9S4 PAINTING/DECOUTING 954 PAINTING/DECOftATING .60 1l001lNG SEIlVICE ''0 1l00flNG SEIlVICE STARLIGHT Tree Service FREE on slghl estimates V & J Construction Ce BRIAN'S PAINTING MILAN'S PAINTING Tnmmlng & removal JAMES A Smelser Roof .~~-~~~~~-~-~-~I Expenenced Grosse menl removal haUling of ProfeSSional pamllng Inle Intenor I extenor ADAMS PAINTING trees shrubs Prune Pomte man providing All lAbor & Malfnal Repair & Mamtenance GENTILE ROOFING any kind Best rates m nor and extenor Spe Alummum Siding power CO CommerCial spe fruit trees Call Dana commercial & residential "SINCE 19..0 town 810771 1306 clallzlng m all types 01 washIng wall paper (,uarant .. d ~ clallst 8107747794 (810)7559421 leave repairs & Improvemenl' • Painting lJJII~r<' J Page 313 260 2253 painting CaUlking wm stucco glazing Pager 8104660285 • Shingle Tear-off. message Great rates Grosse JnttfJorllAtC'nor dow glazmg and plaster caulkmg drywall repair .Cdulkm!- • Flat Decks POinte references 313 ------~-- STUMP REMOVAL repair All work guaran. Licensed I Insured • Wind"" GI.v,ng RESHINGLE, repair all • Copper Installation 8236233 teed For Free EsII • POWt:'f \\d\~Hn~ SERVICE 810-753-0081 types Flashing tuck • Expert RepiUrs mates and Reasonable 810-759-5099 • Pla\ILr RepaJr REASONABLE HAN DYMAN----a;allable, polnlmg FREE estl l censed & Insured Rates call 872.2046. For frr-f' Estlmales {all FREE ESTIMATE'; evemnos ;:md wp.p.k: mates Licensed and ,n NUGENT ('d r.: IJ &. Pu ... (313) 874 J:;42 774-96S1 ends Can do almost sured Northeastern 1m QUICK SERVICE CUSTOM PAINT er Washing Intenorl ex 810-445-0225 anything around the FINISHES by provements Inc 313 tenor plasterl drywall re 911 TILIPHONE house Call Mark 3722414 JEFFREY ADAMS pairs, Insured free estl ~ SULLIVAN'S Landscap (3t3)8223387 Local & INSTALlATION Expenenced m mates 3132451817 t Yllilf . Ing Spnng clean ups Long Distance Grosse POlntes r":Ar b~) ROOFING Repa,rs reshln ALL types outlets cable full sennce lawn care HANDYMAN, repairs to ~.- gllng chlmfley screens computer networks Agent for tlnest homes I PAINTING all extenors KEN'S WII'lDOW free estimates very af most electncal plumb basemeflt leaks plaster etc Evenings and Meticulously neat & clean WindOWS reputtled SERl'ICI; fordable Brad, 313 839 Ing painting etcetera Globeil Van Lines repairs Handyman (810)790-9117 shutters porches etc IOURNEYMAN/GlAZIER weekends fleXible 8348 Also yard work work Insured. Seaver s (313)882 2079 DAMURS Painting. Bud ,313)882 5886 Wmdows Rf pun t'd Pa ntrd (313)526 5094 ,md L.lUlk( d (313)882 0000 TEE'S LAWN Inlenorl E. ::::~ ....--...... -. -~.---.- ...... ~ ...... -....- ...-.-..---.-...... - -:-- - ..... - ••••••••PI '-, ...... &.-. COIIN.Aft 0"1011 , Fl04 ~ Herr 'ton 'Jng', "" M 4Afl()? 'I!Y 9 $1; SEQUENCE R )()~ JI:Jf! 111~tJ 'M ["/IN? ?An pm,! rlmql6, ,>(nm ••• 'OIlAL o.ne., y)t, R()h~ n\ "l Ii' ,~, ,rOfln HMi'n MI.494 J 1/"/1 RAI>Rnl> 10< 16161 RA/61AI ,..mol1 dmq7fboo"nqolt" ()fO 12C April 24, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Loaded vvlth leather, chrome vvhecIs, heated ~cats, and more! Stk#7-306 36 M.onth Lease ~, I I YOUR TRADE-IN IS \AfORTH MORE AT GOOLEY White dIamond, heated seats, loaded. I I CADILLAC 1995 1995 1994 ALLANTES ELDORADO ETC SEDAN DEVILLE SEDAN DEVILLE 2-1992'5 Pearl red, ~harp! Lea ther, loaded & 2-1993's "\IVlth Pnced to sell at Only 26k miles. North~tar Sy~t(.'m frost beige Ready to go at Call for $26,900 Details! Other., Available $221'990 $191'990 1993 1989 1995 1991 SEDAN DEVILLES SEDAN DEVILLE JAGUARXJ6 SEVILLE 2 aVilllilblc' Both hilve Lo"\IVnl1le~, Only 1700 miles Full Simulated top, Il'dthcr, fullpovvcr leather, clean' WhIte WIth BeIge leather leather Your cholel' .. Only Only 50,500 mIles! $13 990 $391'990 $1 J~'1990 ~/995 t / ~ ".,J.lrl(" nth I mtl~rt'TyurCMAl. Smartf~,ue- plLlio.ldrrlln (e~ tax lU);lJryC"ll".pl;lt(' .. DOC fif'tS2 000 151 monthpymt 'Io('(urihrdrpoS1troundt-ato:ntar(''l1 5"500 1.,( rt'd. ~H~~ uaSH' h.lO:;option fo purm,H;e ~t lc....~.nd at prrdpte.nnml!'d .am(Jun's _aa COIPOI"" O"ICI •• , p, R(.i '" H 1fT , I J yo M t1Hf,n) SEQUENCE 1.1 Ir'io\ \.1'" f , l' I) v/).1 \ n 11m,"! (rto \ m •• GIOMALO"ICI. o t ~ t I • /, )). i 1 I >J(> M I1.QA I • • & !r'1l~ HM k t f IOlt R-1 '1111, ~I rltn l)~ v V1 ,t" m April 24, /997 INSIDE: Real Estate: Garden Shed: CLASSIFIED: Women's Council They're a Looking to of Realtors natural in buy, sell, rent? step forward Spring Look here first. jr>ll~~ •••••••••••••••• ;r Page 1 Page l0 , ------.c------=;;;;...... ;=r=~;;;;;;;,---....d I I -r- • Page 2 YourHome Thursday, April 24, 1997 Michigan's childhood lead poisoning awareness week The week of April 21 - 25 is Remodeling homes with lead- time. They are at a higher risk for hearing loss at lead levels that are Michigan's Childhood Lead based paint can be especially haz- lead poisoning because their bod- asymptomatic. Poisoning Awareness Week. ardous, to both children and ies are still growing, they absorb Almost every child in the According to the U.S. Centers for adults, and should not be done lead more easily than adults, and United States is at risk for lead Disease Control and Prevention: without taking the proper precau- they are more likely to insert lead- poisoning. A blood test is needed "Lead poisoning is one of the most tions. Other sources of lead containing objects into their to identify children with lead poi. common and preventable pedi- include drinking water, air, food mouths. soning. Contact your pediatrician atric health problems today." and folk medicines. Lead affects virtually every and have your child's blood tested Lead-based paint is the most Recent research has shown that organ system in the body. The annually until age 6. common source of lead for chil- blood levels of lead once thought symptoms of lead poisoning The Macomb County Health dren. Most homes built before to be safe can have adverse health include diarrhea, fatigue, stomach Departmentt with support of 1978 contain lead-based paint. effects. ache, appetite loss, behavioral Macomb County Board of Children may be exposed by Children may be exposed at changes and sleep disturbance. Commissioners, can offer assis- ingesting paint chips or paint con- home, day care, homes of play- However, children may suffer tance in identifying sources of taminated dust and soil. mates or wherever they spend decreased IQ, reduced growth and lead exposure. Timing your next move h~ Laura When you move during the aren't working." Smigielski month can affect how smoothly A particularly difficult time to your move goes, says a moving move is the Memorial Day week- HOW ARMS WORK company executive. end, which for most movers, is the Many home buyers aVOId Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs) because 'We advise people to avoid mov- busiest weekend of the year. ''You they prefer certamty about what their hOUSlOgexpenses Will be over the ing at the beginning and end of have all of the other reasons that years Today ARMs are predictable enough to warrant senous consideratlOn. the month and on weekends if make weekends busy," Meyer Lender., often lower millal mtere<;trate., and then ask the borrower to share some of the nsks of future rate fluctuatlOn~ In the marketplace m order to make ARMs attractive. The millal rate they possibly can," says Richard says. "Plus schools are out in most applies for a ~peclfic tIme, usually one or three years, after which tIme the bank can adjust the Meyer, president of DMS Moving parts of the country." rate up or down The new rate will be keyed to some percentage point above an average rate for Systems. The advantages of moving in a pool of one to three year Treasury notes Most ARMs now have hmlts on how much they can "Moving companies are the middle of the month and mid- go up or down at anyone adjustment (usually one or two percentage pOInts per penod), as well extremely busy during those dle of the week a=e availability as over the lIfe of the loan (usually five percentage pomts). Your Realtor is a great source of and scheduling. Moving compa- mfonnatlon about the varl0U~ financmg optIOns available and can aid you m companson shop- times because leases run out at pmg for the best loan the end of the month and mort- nies have more equipment and Laura resides and works in Grosse Pointe as a top realtor for Coldwell Banker gages start at the beginning ofthe manpower available during those Schweitzer covering the Grosse Pointes, St. Clair Shores and Harper Woods. month. Also, many people try to For professional advice on all aspects of buying or selling, call her at move on weekends when they See MOVE, page 6 (313) 886-4200 or (313) .201-8070. R£D~ SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC. 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Cover Photo b Vir In/a Ca" 4W'~>'W:: 1"':.....":;$.~yH*'~~~~ "'...... N' 886-8710 GrO!ll!li Pointe ~ws GROSSE. POINTE WOODS ,<0NNECii0& ' Hampton Colonial 3 Bdrm. Colonial. One and one half baths, family room Newer roof, newer furnace and , ,J central air. N. Rosedale Colonial 4 Bdrm. For lease at $2,800 per month. Family room. library. newer kitchen. ON THE COVER ••• Approximately 2.500 suare feet. It is irresistible It IS charm, elegance, Simplicity and it awaits you! Graced by the water's edge, budt at a tIme when gentlemen ladles roadsters and GROSSE POINTE SHORES the Black Bottom were m. Light dancmg In gothic wi~dows ~nd cornd~rs to Webber Place Tudor 8 Bdrm. English Tudor - approximately 8.000 echo the dlstan~e as one traverse on slate, wood, and stone. The magnificent square feet. Newer kitchen, library, family features of thiS 10,000 sq. ft. English style country home abound room, recreation room, ballroom. throughout. GROSSE POINTE PARK • DeSigned by Hugh Keyes for the Harris family m 1923. Trombley Duplex 3 Bdrm. Brand new construction. Master bedroom • Circular dnve and guest pnvatc parking suite on the first floor Study, first Roor • P~vate hall entrance to spacIous foyer. laundry. Two car garage. • LIVIng room or great room cathedral ceIling With exquiSite deta.tlmg HARI'lR WOODS It 21 160 Beaufait Ranch 2 Bdrm. Open Sunday, April 27th, 2:00 - 4:00. • Today's kitchen m hardwood has alP Grosse Pomte schools. Family room. • Master sUite bUilt In 1928, faces Lake St. Clair and IS complete Skyhght in kitchen. W1thwardrobe rooms, fireplace and ad,acent rooms • Guest quarters ST. CLAIR SHORES • MaId's quarters GaukJer Ranch 3 Bdrm Family room Finished basement Move- • Mamcurcd lawn'>- croquct anvonc: in condition Thc feature'>go on and on Mylls Colonial 4 Bdrm South of 12 Mile Rd &. west of Jefferson Direction Lakeshorc Dnvc to Jcffcr'>on, east toward Lake St. Clair on Alarm system. new carpeting Wmdmill Pomte Boulevard Dnvc Lake Blvd Two Story 3 Bdrm Old time beauty situated on a large lot. Needs restoration For information on this listing rrm ~ r------,... DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR HOUSE IS WORTH? call our Grosse Pointe Farms o.i'l':lce '[ 0 'JJ~ mdJlW1i'l I RE~~ Free Market Analysis I at 313.886-5800 ~~ I KEirn 886.8710 I ~IHOIIWWOOO~ 204J9 'VI •• I< ", .. nil~~~I!.l,;':.:1... ( ...... Poln,. WrM>d,. MI 4112.16 ..J L Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real Estate .~~~--_. ...J'! L I I " '...... Thursday. April 24, 1997 YourHome Page 3 Wildflowers provide us with a natural spring garden The wildflowers that appear prise and capture small game Historical records tell us that later in the season are usually more readily. when Cadillac first came to much larger and not as delicate as Among the woodland Indians of Detroit in 1701, he brought with the earlier blooms and some the eastern heartland and around him, from Quebec, a gardener appear in what might seem sur- the Great Lakes, wild rice was a whose duty it was to layout Garden prising places. Sometimes wild staple crop. It was gathered by orchards and gardens. primroses appear in gravel where traversing the rice fields in a But in early spring in woods Shed an old house has once been, or the canoe, then bending the rice and fields and along the shore of butterfly weed will adorn a road- stalks over the side of the canoe the lake, thousands of wild flow- and hitting them sharply to make ers provided a natural garden side. By Ellen Probert Williamson As the summer advances, wild- the rice grains fall into the boat. which must have been very beau- flowers continue to ornament our Rice is still harvested this way. tiful. Violets, columbine, dogwood, landscape. Some of them are con- Wild rice is, to this day, an Indian- shadbush and many other plants sidered by dedicated gardeners as owned industry. If you buy a pack- were prevalent. paint their faces. age of wild rice at the supermar- Next come the blooms on the weeds, but the fact remains that One of the pleasures of living in they do have attractive flowers. ket, you will see this clearly stat- the Great Lakes region of the cut-leafed toothwort and spring ed on the label. beauties. Youoccasionally see car- These can include goldenrod, country is that every spring we asters and Queen Anne's lace. Indians of this area were plant- have a wealth of wildflowers in pets of these in the lawns of very ing gardens as far back as prehis- old houses. Another late wildflower that is our woods and fields. It is worth seen mainly in the southern toric times. Henry Schoolcraft, an an expedition to the country to A little later come the yellow early Michigan historian, wrote, wood poppies, bluebells, foam- states is wild blue indigo. It is find them. fairly easy to grow in most loca- liThe garden beds and not the The fll'st flower to appear is flower, white rue anemone and Indian mounds are the antiquari- red and yellow columbine. tions, and has showy blue flowers usually the hepatica. You can see in early summer and interesting an monuments of the state." They them scattered in the woods with Mayapples and trilliums begin planted corn, harvested wild rice then to poke their heads through blue-black seed pods which are their small pink, blue or white attractive used in dried flower and used many of the wild flowers flowers and handsome, mottled the leaf mold, red wakerobin and in the woods in foods and medi- other varieties of trillium, espe- arrangements. leaves. The Indians of this area gath- cines. Second is the bloodroot, a cially the prairie trillium and the Researching plants, which orig- impressive white trillium grandi- ered fern shoots, called fiddle- white-petalled member of the heads by the fll'st settlers because inated in this hemisphere, can be poppy family. Sometimes these flora which stands 6 to 8 inches a fascinating project. One of the tall. they resembled the head of a vio- appear in large colonies, but more lin. They cooked and ate the most important things to remem- often are scattered through the As the spring advances, wild ber about wildflowers is that they geraniums and wild iris will shoots using them as a spring fallen leaves which carpet the for- tonic and because they thought absolutely must not be picked or est floor. This plant gets its name appear. Later the yellow lady's slipper will bloom, as well as that they would then smell like from the bright red juice of the ferns and would be able to sur- See GARDEN, page 5 roots which the Indians used to beardtongue and skullcap. Beline's Best Buys LOVELY AND BRIGHT ... IS what you'll find when you vIew thl<;<;paclou<;condominIum In the "CIty" FIve bedroom'), three and one half baths, den, hardwood tloors throughout. and much more. Alllocated WIthin walking dl<;tance of <;choo]<;,<;hoppmg. parks and tran<;portalton to downtown 590 s. Brys • $450,000 Grosse Pointe Woods EXQUISITE AND CONTEMPORARY FAMILY HOME. Five bedroomloi. three and one half bath~~ octagonal family room with vaulted cedmg and sk.ylight; recently remodeled k.itchen; generous- loiized bedroomloi; ma~ter bedroom ~Ulte w1th cO/Y fueplace and Decelvmg five bedroom, four bath home on a dead end <;treet In the "F,trm<;" ...unken tub. Umque feature" include: Circular mahogany staircase; Nearly 4.000 <;quare feel <;tluated on a "park-ltkc" "cumg Amcmlle<; Include cut field~ton'?, fifth bedroom with "'eparate entrance - ideal for gue'it newer decorating. top of the line kItchen, hardwood floor ..., and roof ",ulte!home office~ extra large garage; two furnace" and central air Immaculately kept thl<;home wJlI be a"allable for the new famtly very 'loon cond1tlOning; hot water "y"tem under family room tloor; Ander ...on wmdow~; large deck; clo~e to Ferry Elementary School. NEW CONSTRUCTION For More Information, Please Contact ... BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND LAKE ST CLAIR Contact u<;to arrange a meetmg to dl<;cu<;<;new comtructlOn hefOle the 101<;arc all <;poken for A rare opportunity to bUIld your dream home m Gro<;<:;ePomle. BELINE DBEID • 343.0100 Certified Residential Specialist 886-6010 The Prudential ~ Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. v. 882-0087 114KERCHEVAL [email protected] htl p://v.v. w.behne .com - .....4¥~... ~¥~£lIIll --====-=;;....,:---,='""-"'"""':111._---..-....:=-==:;~;;;;.----'=i..,======----- 11l'I.i»~, ...... "" ..:w Page 4 YourHome Thursday, Ap.:.:,ri:.,:12:.:4:.:."..:.1~99~7:..... _ .~ I '\.' 17~"R"'-'T A FIRST _1.. 1 1 ,"-~ ...-\.FIRST ."'-'FPOI,TG \1 .OFFERIXG O l' -...J c. .... _" T OFFER~~~~ , 913 BALLANTYNE, GPS 21540 VANK DR/VE, GPW 22955 ALLEN RD., SCS '" ~,'t! Unequaled luxury and elegance await SpacIOus bnck Ranch (approx. 1,700 Beautiful Townhouse Condo in ,~ you at thiS three bedroom, two and sq/ft). ThiS home fedtures and updat- Lakeshore Village. ThIS Condo offers ~- one half bath Ranch which offers a ed kItchen, formal dmmg room, love- two bedrooms, updated kitchen, ,Iiv- ': cathedral cellmg m the family room, ly gas log fireplace In the famIly 109 room With oak floors, finished f:' r . first floor laundry room, formal dm- room, three bedrooms, one and one basement With bath, central air, for- [ ~:--: Ing room, beautifully decorated, half baths, 18 x 18slab patio and a two mal dmmg room. v0<1:.~;r spnnklmg system, attached garage, _~7I? ST' car garage. ~" f • .. .. • -.~ Circular dnveway and situated on a ("> '-.- ..'l) F~"""""""'"""-G;:- _"S ,~~t ~ .....t:: --;; "Court" locatIOn' Extremelv well A FIRST pnced for the Shores at $325,000. 23254 N. ROSEDALE, S.C.S r~\ OFFERING A.FIRST 1192 BLAIRMOOR CT., OFFER. ~!~"""-::",~,-. 20530 PACKARD, DET. [/ 1-\ FIRST LOTS of room with thiS four bed- OFFEH.ING room, 1 I-bath bnck Bungalow, , 20481 LOCHMOOR, H.W. whICh offers a breakfast nook, large kitchen, liVing room With a natural J Stupendou~ three bedroom bllCk fIreplace, hardwood floors, newert; Bungalow \\llth G P School~ ThiS Vermer/Mornmgslde IS the area that wmdow~, finIshed basement wfdry home features newer repldcement thiS lovely three bedroom, 2.5-bath bar, second kitchen and half bath, 2- wlOdows, beautiful Italian marble Colomaiis located. The many amenI- car garage. Very mce Colomal on a semi-private fireplace In the !lvlng room, finished ties Include a convement first floor horseshoe street In GPW' ThiS five basement, newer furnace, updated laundry room, formal dmlOg room, bedroom, 2.1-bath home features a kItchen w/eatlng space, two and one large family room WIth a cozy natur- half car garage, plusl modern kitchen, sharp famIly room al fireplace, full basement recreatIOn With a cozy natural fireplace and room, two and one half car garage 49016 POINT LAKEVIEW, Parquet floors, finished ba:.ement, and pnced at, $200,000. CHESTERFIELD - Magmficant 5306 GATESHEAD - ('1 '1 St. central air, hl/o car gardge and more. You'll lave It! four bedroom, four and one half bath John's HosT" , .~ t loea: n l. hiS English Tudor home has been reno- th ~ ~~Jl ,m c. ~un~t ':;' Jme 29411 SEAWAY CT., HARRISON vated from top to bottom! The home wtJ.. 'fl r j (, .. ""ng. "freshly 41258 WINDMILL, NEW BALTI. features many amemtles mcludmg a pal \\'a Ie", stove, fndge, 1 5-car TWP. - EnJOy the Lake view from MORE - Situated on the canal - garage $69,900 thiS three bedroom bnck Ranch only 3 mmutes to the Lake' ThiS one master sUite With JacuzzI tub, over- home which features a new kItchen, owner home could bnng many fun looking the Lake, electronic guard • ,~" newer wmdows, roof, cozy natural tImes for your famIly for years to gate entrance, gourmet kItchen, !lv- _ .t-t~ ' -...... 1581 SUNNINGDALE, GPW - fireplace and hvo and one halt car come. Features Include five bed- 109 room With vaulted cellmglnatur- ~ .. , garage Call today for a list of the \L1NBELIE\'ABLE home With over rooms, 3 2 baths. formal dmlOg al fireplace, 140' of lakefront x 365' of ~ ' amemtIesl $250,000 In renovations' ThIS home room, lib. family room, first floor lot depth, attractIvely pnced at ~ features four bedrooms, 4 I-baths, laundry and many more amemtles . $1.250,000 master sUite With state of the art Cail for your 11fl\'ate viewing of thiS bathroom, cathedral celllOg 10 the luxury home' famIly room \'.:hlch leads to the ~\'Im- EAST ENGLISH VILLAGE - Three mmg pooJlhot tub, finished pasement bedroom, IS-baths Cape Cod J DRASTICALLY REDUCED! 854-56 NOTTINGHAM - PERFECT Beautiful hVlng room With natural , With \\et bM, plu:> much more' LUCATION - Dead-end street! fireplace natural wood\\ork, large 1041 BLAIRMOOR, GPW Tromhlv playground ThiS Two-family master bedroom With walk-In clo~et, Everythm~ IS done for you, Ju~t move TALBOT - Lot SitS In St ClaIr unit offer~ t\HJ hedrooms, formal dm- new kitchen. new carpeting. dlarm Into thiS five hedroom 2 5 hdth Shores & Clinton Twr Build your system, priced at $89,900 Colonial whIch fedture~ dn updated In~ room, !lVIn~ room, kItchen and own home' Fine neighborhood for kItchen, new \\ mdfJ\\s. new fur- serdT dte hdsemenb 10 each umt. your dream home ThiS spaclOUS lot ndce/C-\ - both zoned, new root, gut- (66 x 175) offer~ Lame Creu~e , ter~/\'mvl trlml entr\' door~ dnd d 2- School" dnd J~ pliled at $3R,OOO 12038 LANSDOWNE - Totdll, ren car gdrge 0\ dted three hed room. ~_ 'th 15050 JEFFERSON, GPP - 17888 MACK, G.P. - Excellent Buni! .•lq\\ ." - .\ o~~/l ~. -; d, 21020 MACK, GPW . BUSINESS Perfert Ottlce Srdce for Doctors, loc"tlon - perted for AtloTnl:\ ", 2n, rJl,ur a<;t I Irn{jl ,"-~ a OPPORTU~ITY . ~ \ST FOOD L .. I "'-I." 24504 MABRAY. I:ASTPOI,\ TE - l.tnd I r rOrl rll k(I fron ~l', ec I J I"ru to rmd two oed room flr"t floor ~l <1' ,rr " n. lome Ill' 1\'0 Londo llIil t m IIdTre r Wooj" Mode Tn I , h ou --~ ,h r, -' ~ ~,IOld /\lllJll'n, d"lll1t:nt. ~mdll dll1mg Med, tlon "" ~ ..dlvely rTiced dt l.trgl m(l~ter hedroom, rerfett for $lJlJ,')\l11 ~U)lor lIll rem pr'led <1t$55,000 I I ~?" • Thursday, April 24 1997 YourHome Page 5 Garden ------From page 3 EASY UPDATES - I have a Experiment and you will be sur- collected from their natural sites. rently in great favor, it has a long habit of clipping special articles of prised at what good pictures you Many of them will not survive and exciting history. Its formal events, deaths, births, marriages, will get. except in their native habitats. name, nicotianna tobaccum, is a etc., as well as jokes and whatev- I did this and now have photos Others are on the endangered list. compliment to Jean Nocot who er else catches my fancy. I seemed dating back to my great-great- introduced it to the French court in If you really want to have a wild- the early 17th century. to be losing track of these items. grandparents. Lisa H., Red Hook, flower garden, try to find a nursery N.Y. I came up with the idea of or catalog which sells them. Talk to While tobacco is not a food plant, addressing letters and sending • other wildflower gardeners who ON THE ROAD - When trav- it has long been associated with them out to loved ones who live might be willing to share some food. It is often listed with culinary far away. This saves all that writ- eling, I put out the "Do Not plants. Disturb" sign when going out for plants and herbs. In 1559, a ing and keeps these folks up to book published in France about date. Armella w., Winona, Minn. breakfast. And, of course, there is that That way, the maid won't be famous American native plant tobacco was titled "Joyful Newes out • of the Newefound World." FAMILY mSTORIAN - While there when you need to go back to called tobacco. While it is not cur- walking through antiques stores, your room before departing for the I'm always struck by the old fami- day. Rita K., Lubbock, Texas ly photos that no one wanted • because they weren't marked as to FILM I.D. - Attach the end label of the 35 mm film box to the Ci;c~~;:> who they were or what relation they were to their family. This is back of the camera. With so many OPEN SUNDAY so sad because this family history types of film now available, it is APRIL 27th is lost forever. difficult to always remember what 1-4p.m. Now is the time to visit with type is in the camera. Very weil located brzght and grandparents and other relatives It will make for better prints spacIOus Colonzal features: and offer to help them identify because you will be using the mm New kitchen with eating space their pictures and tell about each to its full advantage. Wanda F., and walk-In pantry. large ltvmg person. Cape Coral, Fla. and dining rooms, four bedrooms, new two and a half baths, two fireplaces. all If you would like copies, you • professionally decorated with custom Window treatments throughout. Fabulous don't need to pay high prices; just basement rec.!famtly room, new furnace and roof, four car heated garage - See copy them yourself. All you need is Share your special Home Tip , It to believe it' $439,000. Agent owned. Call for an appomtment' a camera and good lighting. with our readers. Send it to Diane Lay the picture down flat in Eckert, King Features Weekly good lighting, focus as closely as Service, 235 East 45th Street, New you can, and take the picture. York, N.Y 10017. ANY CRYSTAL CHANDELIER Come see our vast selection of fixtures HURRY... Sale Ends May 3, 1997 - -~------,;: - ~e 6 YourHome Thursday, Ap_ri_12_4_,_1_99_7 _ Q. I'm fed up with collecting to World War 1. baseball cards. What other old The Karpen line included over- Mortgages cards are there to collect? stuffed parlor suites, folding bed A. There are many. Try collect- lounges, Morris chairs and art ing Arm & Hammer bird cards. nouveau and colonial adaptations. The company offered the cards After 1914, the firm used prison free in the 1920s and 1930s. The labor to produce rattan and reed Purchase Construction artwork was done by well-known furniture. It introduced Windsor bird artists. reproductions in the 1920s. The The artist, Louis Agassiz company also made church and FHANA IggjJJ First-Time Homebum Fuertes signed his, but most of lodge furniture and seats for them are not signed. streetcars and buses. The back of the cards tell about The company went bankrupt in Affordable Housing Programs the birds and baking soda. 1952, and the Schnadig Corp. pur- At least 10 series ranging from chased it. Schnadig has continued Pre-Agroved Conventionals 15 to 30 cards were issued. The to use the Karpen name on a line numbered cards measure about of upholstered furniture. two inches by three inches. At Flagstar Bank, we have the products Ifyou find them at garage sales or flea markets, expect to pay and service to get the job done! from $1 to $3 each. Move--- • Q. The sides of my grandmoth- From page 2 er's chair are mahogany. They have carved dragons with tails going up each side to the back. It L~a9st~r:ryo~e!Jk was originally upholstered in black leather. Somebody told me that it's a Karpen chair. What is a Karpen? A. S. Karpen and Bros. was a furniture manufacturer in Chicago from 1880 through 1952. The company offered mission- style chairs and sofas from 1900 Kathleen A. Borucki 810-786-8376 ...... ~.:::. Ddld1ttu! nasSt, ,enter entrm,e bn,k ,o[ornal on ~ an t ~,ern(}nallot In a most deSIrable I()canon 1111S Immaculate home has three faml" sind bedrooms, 1:\\0 and one halt baths, an ml paneled hbrm and a dehghttul Honda room \ou'll laIC rhe tiered delk ~lth hor tub atta,hed garage and qUltl 01. ,-upanc\ An outstanding home \11th all the C\tral' Kimberly A. Fuhrman Thomas G. Speer 313-210-1156 313-376-5609 DLllghrhJi bn' k hungalo\1 on an n,cpnonalil ( armatlng ,harm allllt, IOU In rhll IrlrkJmg hIe ,ker It'! \\lIh rknn 01 p< ss,hilltiel tor gardenm bedroom t~rce and one hall hath ul!omalln an out and tJmlh lnlO1 menr Thll three bedroom home Stl.ndl~g (,m,;" Po ~tc Park 1000all(1< Thrcc C\cl\ 01 one'l a Iral IOU I Ii'lng room \\Irh natural grauo\ll Illlng mdlldc a ncI'iI rcm(xielcd ~ltlhen rlrcplJlC a large LOunrrl kit, hen and a great 'P"IIOliI h11ng rmm 1l1th hrepla,c 'am!!1 rool1' \\lth re,reWon r(HIm \\Ith .n additIOnal hath \0\1'[1 h'cpla,c a~d a large deck OIcriooklrg beaul1hJ'h apprcllate the tCtenlllpuarC\ and rColhltlCpme landl<.apcd grodndl Trul. a tant.tl"l 1ome' John E Nelson Kryc;K. Schroeder 810-401-4691 313-376-8236 DEAN J. SINE EARL SINE TOM Boos MARy OMS CINDY DANIEll SUSAN ETHERINGTON-MCKINNEY ~ ~i9251 Mack Ave DIANNE SANDERS DONALD SANDERS lENDER (P' PI FRED R. WEST MARK WillIAMSON olnte aza) '84 r 2 MACK AT MORAN Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 GROSSE POINTE FARMS J ( ,...... ,,- '------~_.------,------._- --~ , -~~~~~~! FloAbke Karen Gennari, GRI Jill LePage Beth Pressler, GAl, LTG I, Century 21 AAA Real Estate The Prudential Coldwell Banker Schweitzer HIgbie Maxon, Inc Kay Agney, GAl, CAS Grosse POinte Real Estate Suzanne Lieder Renne Aathke HigbIe Maxon,lnc Tamara Gilbert Republic Bank Honzon Home Inspection Colleen Bara Metropolitan Title Company Wayne Manchester Janet Resseguie Chase Manhattan Donna Greco.lssa SOL'rce One Wilcox Realty Cheryl Barbour,GAI Philip F Greco Title Company Dana McGuire Janet Ridder, GRI, CRS, RAM Bolton-Johnston Associates Janet Grimm Century 21 Kee Bolton-Johnston Associates Patti Bargnes, GAl Republic Bank Barbara McAitchie, GRI Laurie Ruda Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Patti Gudsen Higbie Maxon Inc Standard Federal Bank Patrick Berns First Federal of Michigan Jill Moran Jim Saros Old Kent Bank Annmarie Gunn Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Jim Saros Agency Inc JudiBlindu Plus 4 Mortgage Skip Moss Kim Schmidt Standard Federal Bank Hugo Higbie Tappan & Associates First State Bank Cynthia Bojnowksi Higbie Maxon, Inc Ann C. Mullen Krys Sch roeder Standard Federal Bank Cynthia Hill, GRI, CRS Organize Unlimited Flagstar Bank Nanci Bolton, GAl, CAB, CAS Bolton-Johnston Associates Irene O'Shee, GRI Kimberly Schultz Bolton-Johnston Associates Frances Johnson Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Grosse POinte Board of REALTORS Pamela Boren Century 21 Town & Country Kathy Schweitzer PhIlip FGrecoTitle Company Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Lisa Bradley, GRI Bobbie Sexton, GRI Bolton-Johnston Associates REiMAX Advantage I. Inc Mary Brazelton Etta Shafadeh, GRI Shannon Realty Bolton-Johnston Associates Kevin Brennan Myron G. Sherer, Jr. Bolton-Johnston Associates Mackinac Savings Bank Kathryn L. Brockmiller John Shook Norwest Pnvate Mortgage Bank First Federal of Michigan J. C. Brooks Judith Sieber, GRI Allstate Insurance Higbie Maxon Inc Helen Mary Campbell George Smale, Century 21 Town & Country CRS,CRB,RAM,CREA,RAA Cathy Champion, GAl, CRS, CRB Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Champion & Baer Dianna Smith, GRI Patricia Chasteen, GRI Bolton-Johnston Associates Higbie Maxon Inc Myrna Smith, GRI, CRS, LTG Cathleen Clancy Bolton-Johnston Associates Standard Federal Bank Marilyn Stanitzke, GRI, CRS, RAM Vicky Colwell, GRI Higbie Maxon Inc Higbie Maxon, Inc Lisa Straetmans Kathleen Ann Comito, GRI, CRS Metropolitan Title Company Red Carpet Keirn Amencan Jim Stickney John Cotzias, CRS Jonnstone & Johnstone REIMAX In the POlntes Rosemary Sutton Susan Cowan Standard f-ederal Bank r Philip F Greco ntle Company Carol Swanson, GRI, CRS Mary Dass, GRI Bolton-Johnston Associates Sine Realty Carole Tibbitts, GRI Cindy Daniell HIgbie Maxon !ne William Van Deweghe Sme Really Peggy Delozier The Prudential Grosse POinte Real Estate Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Nancy Velek, GRI Diane Dennis, GRI, CRS, LTG L-R Standmg Chns Kuhn. Sue Dungan Barbara McRitchie, Diane Denms. Mary Coldwell Banker SchweItzer The Prudential Daas Mary Lou LaPorte, Kimberly Youngblocd Jill Moran, Anne Mane DeROSier Joan Vismara Grosse POinte Real Estate June Kmney. Janet Gnmm Anne Marie DeRosier, GRI Organize UnlimIted Seated Cathenne Williford (Treasurer) Myrna Smith (President) Beth Pressler Sandra Walker Century 21 Associates Walker & Associates Evie Douglas, GRr (President-Elect) Elizabeth Watt Century 21 Town & Countury Mike Kalkhoff Beline Obeid, GRI, CRS, RAM National Bank of Detroit Sue Dungan, GRI The Home Team Inspection SeNlce The Prudential Grosse POinte James Williams, GRI, CRS, RAM Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Virginia Kearaney-Baysore Real Estate Bolton-Johnston AssoclC!tes Connie Dunlap, GRI, CAS, RAM North American Mortgage Co Judy Ort Catherine Williford Bolton-Johnston Associates Shirley Kennedy, GRI, CRS Century 21 Town & Country Philip F Greco Title Company ".. Tim Eschbach , Champion & Baer Renee Paul Knight Katy Yaklin, GRI, CRS Towne Mortgage Company June Kinney, GRI, CRS Homebuyer s Advocate Johnstone & Johnstone Mary Lou Ferrante, GRI CRS Johnstone & Johnstone Ann Pezoldt Gerry Young, GRI, CRS Johnstone & Johnstone Ted Klapperich Amenca Home Shield Champion & Baer Stacy Fischer Eagle Home Inspection Margaret Phillips Kimberly Youngblood 1st Nationwide Mortgage Helen Konduros Coldwell Banker Schweitzer First of Amenca Barbara Flood, GRI, CAS Wilcox Realty Carol Pollina Thomas R. Youngblood, CRS Century 21 Town & Country Christine Kuhn, GRI Coldwell Banker Schweitzer RE MAX In the POinte,; Kimberly Fuhrmann Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Ann Porter Delores Zamboni, GRI, CRS Flagstar Bank Mary Lou LaPorte Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Beth Garthwaite Century 21 Town & Country Kristina Ziebron. GRI, CRS Walker & Associates Johnstone & Johnc:tone Cheryl Gauss, GRI GRI - Graduate Realtors' Institute. CRS - Certified ReSidential Speclahst. CRB - Certified Champion & Baer ReSIdential Broker. l TG - leadership Training Graduate RAM - Real Estate Alumni of Michigan THE BEST GAME IN TOWN ~~~~"" _""£_'~ _.....eJ=- ...r;~ ..__~ -.:a-- J. St. Clair Shores. Open Sunday 1-4 Shores. CLASSIC CAPE COD Includes Farms. NEW BEGINNINGS! Park. Stately English Manor with p.m. 22539 Maple. Spectacular views 600 sq ft. family room With cathedral Remodeled four bedroom home green acreage to water's edge on Lake of Lake St ClaIr. This newer lakefront ceiling, surround sound system and New kitchen With granite counters, 5t Ualr Offers Spacial arrangements home offers a great room With vaulted wet bar Marble foyer With Winding SubZeiG and thermador appliances for family and gJest A home to love, ceiling and fireplace, large country oak stairway to all new second floor Formal liVing and dining rooms, a place to chemh $2,373,000 kitchen With bUilt-inS, fabulous master While Quaker MadE' kitchen With family room and lovely blue stone B' 34295 (HD F-10WI'\I) bedroom sUite. Boatwell In sheltered granite top'" $741),000 1r 33545 and slate patio and walkways. canal area. $510,000. 1f 33125 (GPN-GW- S5HAL) $585,000 1f 36836 (GPN-N-49NEW) City. CLASSIC ENGLISH STYLE. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKINGI Shores. OFF LAKESHORE ROAD ThiS City. CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL City. SpacIous upper condo featUring three Two separate two family homes on three bedroom brick ranch features close to shopping In Village and Hill. bedrooms, two baths, den, lIVing and formal dining, family room, natural Three bedrooms, formal dining, Single large Jot In the heart of the dining rooms, nme foot ceilings and City Eat In kitchens, fIreplaces and fireplace, central air conditioning. updated kitchen With breakfast nook and new master bath with whirlpool hardwood floors All new decor, new hardwood floors In each Six car Many Improvements in the last sever- tub. Major appliances Included. kItchen, master bath and central air. garage Well located for prime al years Finished basement With wet $289,900. !!' 37605 (GPN-GW- $259,000. !!' 36755 (GPN-H-BONEF) rental returns $437,000. 'ZJ' 36875 bar. $299,500 'ZJ' 33415 (GPN-GW- (GPN-N-S1 NEF) 45CRE) 62UNJ) Woods. PRICE REDUCTION. City. DUPLEX YOUR INCOMEI Brick Park. Open Sun. 2-4 p.m. 739 Loraine. ClassIC Colonial on charming cul- Colonial two family can be converted Price reduced on thiS traditIonal three de-sac Well maintained home fea- back to spacIous Single family home. bedroom Colonial featUring newer tures three bedrooms, formal living Many updates, four car garage, sun kitchen With breakfast nook, formal and dining room, and family room. room, two staircases Additional two dining , family room With large bay Newer central air and humidifier bedrooms and bath on third floor Window, natural fIreplace, two car $172,000 1f 36525 (GPN-H-60VER) $24),900 'ZJ' 36745 (GPN-N-87NEF) garage $234,900 1r 31265 ~ ,~~ .' / 'i \~-.~, -, - ~ , ~ .. !L •• 1/_ ~ ...; Park. Well maintained four bedroom. Park. New England Colonial featuring Woods. FOUR BEDROOM I , --.-; -4""4=--' ... I I ...... ,.....". ~ ______.....;.Th;.;.;u;;.;,r,;;,sd;;;,;a;;.lY.., ;,.;,April 24, 1997 YourHome Pag_e_9 _ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EAL ESTATE 830 GROSSE POINTE SHORES 834. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 76 Colonial Road 3/1.5 Open Sunday 2. 4 Prrme lo( at Ion 16500 E. Jefferson New construction on or near lake /condition B~ owner- appointment Call 313'881-7776 For more detailed information call 84 Clairview 4/2.5 Spaclou~ center hall colonial R.G. Edgar & Assoc. CAll 313-886.6010 Large wooded lot' By owner' Call 313.331.7709 15525 Windmill Pointe 5/3.5 Extraordinary family home, 6 heated garages $585,000 313-821.3424 1338 Beaconsfield 2/1 Open Sunday 2- 4 Charming 831 GROSSE POINTE WOODS cottage With skylights & JacuzzI ~b Tappan ~ Assoc. $79,900 313-884.6200 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 617 S. Higbie Place 3/2 Great location I Custom featu res, ranch Call 313.882.7065 835 DETROIT 1728 Manchester 3/1.5 Open Sunday 1- 4 Perfect, Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone move-In condition $165,900 313.884.6474 No Listings Available 2042 Stanhope 3/1 Open Sunday 2- 4. LIving room With natural fireplace Finished basement, & more Tappan & Assoc. $149,900 313.884-6200 836 HARPER WOODS 2101 lennon 4/2 Very well maintained Finished Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone basement Ginn} Damman 19652 Kenosha 3/2 Updated bungalO\\ Move- In Coldwell Banker Schweitzer condition 1,072 square foot Real Estate. Call 313.882.0283 ___ Br~sh~ood Corporation _ _ _ ~5,EOO 313-331-8800 Sloan 4/2.5 Many major updales Ready to moveln ReSidential dwelling 832 GROSSE POINTE FARMS Zone multiple dVlelling Ginny Damman Coldwell Banker Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Schweitzer Real Estate. $154,900 313-882-0283 107 Meadow lane 3/ 2.5 Open house April 27 1. 4 p.m. Custom wlonlal, pmtme condition $289,000 313.884.3536 lothrop Road 4/4 Beaulltully maintained Clpe Cod on dead end street Newer kitchen 837 ST. CLAIR SHORES root & decorating Large rllcely Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone landscaped lot R.G. Edgar & Assoc. CALL 313-886-6010 23066 Englehardt 3/1.5 Open Sunday 1- 5 225 Merriweather 5/3.5 Your children will enJOY all the Brrck ranch Family room, tVC $115,000 810-777.0975 playmates on Ihe block You will enJoy entertaining In ~tyle Call 313.885.1449 27728 Grant 3/1.5 Double lot, breezeVlay to ------2 1/2 car attached garage 31 Rose Terrace 5/3.5 Beautllul brICk lakeView SLhools $109,000 313-640-4262 Wllham~burg colonial $495,000 313.882-1534 21130 Masonic 2/2 Open Sat. & Sun 1- 6 810-293.7622 462 Moran 3/1 Open Sunday 2- 4 Upgraded Custom ranch $134,900 313-963-7980 bungalr)\\ Sitting room on 2nd tloor EXT 10 & bedroom Tappan & As~oc. $151,500 313-884.6200 933 Country Club 2/1. 1st floor condo AppOintment only Call 810-293-4462 22429 Madison 3/2 La"eslde pm i1ege~ Unique home 833 GROSSE POINTE CITY Plea~e (all Ginny Damman. Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real Estate. Call 313-882-0283 16879 St. Paul 3/1.5 ')unny, qUiet p,1r~- II~e ~ettlng 313-886-0714 Wal~ to VIII"hl' 1\0 !3ro~er~ $149,500313-964-2639 17525 Maumee 5-3/1 [ \( ellent r ondornlnlUm ( orner 840 ALL OTHER AREAS L1mt)With lir'lt 110m dpn, hardv"ood Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone tl()or~, updated "Itchen N I( {'I R.G. Edgar & Assoc. Call 313.886-6010 Clinton Twp. 2/2 Ra nch ~t~Ie (ondo \1u-r ~el>' $127,900 810.412-0748 830 GR OSSE POINTE SHORES 831 837 ST.ClAIR SHORES GROSSE POINTE WOODS • - .-;-...~ .. t, - Page 10 YourHome Thursday, Ap_ri_12_4...,_1_9_9_7 ------ ...... ~ ~..~...... l:.~~~~<.~ 800 HOUSES FOR SALE I 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE OPEN Sat & Sun 1- 6 FIRST OFFERING GROSSE PTE FARMS, 107 Meadow lane, hand- COMPLETELY remod- 21130 Masonlc.Custom Highly deSIrable Woods 225 Merriweather, some, bnght 3 bedroom, eled, executive 2 bed- bUilt bnck ranch. Built m OPEN SUN. bungalow! 3 bedroom, By owner. Your children 2- 1/2 bath bnck colo- room, 2 bath home, 1989. 2 bedroom, pOSSI- 2-4 1031 S Brys, Open liVing room with natural Will enJoyall the play- In ble 3. Master bedroom nial. Located the fireplace, dining room mates on the block. You Farms on Coveted, tree- 881 Nottingham- house, Sunday 1- 4, with fireplace, 2 full ce- (313)886-1723 with bay, 4 season sun- will enjoy enterta:nlng In lined cul- de- sac near Off Jefferson Ave. room Includes: wood style! 1928 colonial with ramic baths. Custom "The HIli", churches and 3-4 bedrooms, ERA CLASSIC stove & cathedral ceil- 5 bedrooms, Menllat cabinets with schools. Meticulously 1,621 sq. ft. REAL ESTATE Ing. Furnace, central air, 3 1/2 baths, plus ottice. built-ins in kitchen. Ca- maintained. Open floor thedral ceilings with sky- 2 full baths Grosse Pointe Woods: hot water heater, foof, Outstanding liVing room plan highlighted by cus- and new famIly room lights, hardwood floors. $149,900 beautiful 3 bedroom Vinyl tnm & gutters, tom detaIls mcludmg ranch offenng stone fire- driveway. All new Within with exceptional wood- Extra block basement, crown moldmgs, re- place, Florida room, last 4 years! Range, re- work and cabinets. deck, extra deep lot cessed IIghtmg, hard- across from golf course. WATERFRONT hardwood floors, full fngerator, washer and Newer kitchen.. wood floors, central aIr, Brick Ranch - basement and 30x30 dryer Included In sale. Also Includes mud room, $134,900. 810-293-7622 two way natural fire- 3 bedrooms, deck. $228,500. G559 Home warranty- immedi- attached 2 car garage. or 313-963-7980, ext. place and vaulted celhng 10. 2 full baths, ate occupancy.Your playhouse. new roof, in drawing room. Up dat- central air, alarm system, Harper Woods: well kept 3 pamt and carpet Will OPEN Sunday 1-4. 20666 ed kitchen with eating 1st floor laundry, underground sprinklers. bedroom brick ranch. make thiS home a true Woodcrest, Harper area and appliances. basement, Home offers finished 3,500 square feet. gem. Woods. Custom home In $289,000, by owner 1,900 sq. ft. basement WIth1/2 bath, Mmt condition. SINE REALTY mint condition, bIg Open house April 27th, updated windows, and 313-885-1449 $199,999 884-7000 rooms, new oak kitchen, 1'00- 4:00 pm or by ap- many more Improve- HARBOR Island, 2 1/2 1 1/2 baths, finished pOintment 313-884- HURRY ON ments. $110,900. G578 FOR sale by owner. 1108 3536 Blalrmoor Ct. 4 large story bnck English lower level, attached ga- Ivy'ed canal home. rage, on park-like lot. THIS ONE! St. Clair Shores: across bedroom, 2 1/2 bath 1728 Manchester By own- Boaters dream! No $83,000. Brick Ranch - from Grosse POinte Colonial. Modern cus- er Perfect move-In con- agents, (313)822-8319 Just Listed. 8 Mile & Kelly. Woods park. Nice home tom family room and dItion Immaculate 3 1,500 sq. ft. or (313)821-2465. Sharp all brick ranch, full on large lot, many up- kitchen With bUilt In ap- bedroom bnck ranch In Master bdrm. frnlshed basement, dates. Beautiful finished pliances. $296,000. HARPER Woods, Grosse the Woods. Fresh paint huge, queen SIzed kitch- with bath, basement, 2 car garage. Shown by appointment POinte schools. Excel- and refinished natural en, big living room, 1 1/2 family room $176,900. N554 only. Call 313-886-8979. lent value on thiS 1,300 hardwood floors car garage. 1 year AHS $128,900 square foot ranch: 2 throughout Newer spa- FOR Sale By Owner. 121 warranty! One block off 810-293-6800 large bedrooms, 1.5 CIOUS eat-m kitchen. Lothrop. Large ranch Kelly. Bon Realtors, Inc. baths, central air, 2 car Roof and bath new In nght In the middle of Carol "Z" Koepplin 810- LAURA F.M.D. garage, dIning room, all 1994 Huge yard, sun Grosse POinte Farms. 774-8300 or 313-640- SMICIELSKI Re<;ldentlal InspectIOns appliances, home war- porch central air. Large $450,000. Open Sunday 4514 dIrect line. Code VIolations corrected ranty. Asking $83,900 cle,m basement With COLDWEll 3- 5 810-774-0125 Michigan State Licenses' Call Don Symons, Cen- pantry, updated half days, 313-885-8631 , REAL ESTATE BANKER "BUilder"Plumbing" tury 21 Kee: 810-445- bath and rec space SCHWEITZER evenings. ATIORNEY Great nelQhborhood "Mechanical" 6516 Will represent you at the Walk to parK, schools Frederick M. Daboul FORECLOSED Govern- HARPER Woods. 1,550 clOSingof your home and shoppmg Call 313- (313) 201-8070 313.881.2023 ment homes. Save up to square foot bnck ranch Attorney B.J BELCOURE 884-6474 for appoint- Grosse POinte Board 50% or more on repos- Grosse POinte schools. of Realtors Member ment Open Sunday 1- 965 Washmgton, open sessed homes. Llttle/ no 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths 313-882-2323 4p m $165,900 Sunday 200pm to FIRST OFFERING down payment Bad 30 x 13 family room, 20 l ST. Clair Shores, 27728 400pm, 4 bedrooms, 1 credit OK. Call now 1- x 13 liVing room With 192- 194 Moran- Price GROSSE PTE WOODS Grant, deSirable loca- 1/2 baths, side enter- 800-400-6622, ext 640 natural fireplace & brand $319,900 Multl- family, Cozy 4 bedroom, 2 bath tion, bnck 1- 1/2 story, 3 ance colonial, $197,000 new carpet. 20920 Haw- 2800 sq ft 5 bedrooms bnck bungalow. Newer GOVERNMENT Fo~- bedroom, 1- 1/2 bath, Jeff Darnell, Prudential furnace With central aIr, thorne (313)881-4262. total 2 full baths Open closed homes from pen- basement, breezeway, Asking pnce, $124,900 Sundays 2- 4 Cali Cher- Grosse POinte 313-882- country kItchen, natural nies on $1 00 Delin- 2- 1/2 car attached ga- yl Barbour- Bolton- 0087 fireplace $139,500 quent Tax, Repo's, HOMESCAN Property In- rage Double lot, air, up Johnston, (313)884- DETROIT REO's Your Area Toll spection Inc 313-884- dates, LakeView BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom Sharp bnck ranch near 6400 brick ranch, all new Free 1-800-218-9000 2726 Schools, $109,000 313- Cadieux & Mack Finish- Ext. H-5803 for current 640-4262, cash/ con- amenIties 26730 Ursu- NOTTINGHAMI East ed basement, large lot & listtngs. ventional. Ime, St, Clair Shores garage Asking $54,900 Warren Income, 5. 4. 810-777-9204 Stieber Realty Barlow/ Gratiot, 2 bed- ST. Clair Shores, by own- ST. CLAIR SHORES room plus expanlson at- BY owner 16879 St Paul 810-n5-4900 er, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, Three bedroom brick Co- tiC Bucklngham/ East Thousands of government QUiet park- like setting newer furnace, NCA, lon WIthfull basement Warren, 3 bedroom. foreclosed and repossessed Walk to 'VIllage" Sunny Grosse Pointe Shores new hot water tank, new properties being liqUidated this on 310' lot $92,500 313-884-3559. 3 bedroom townhouse, 84 Clalrevlew Windows, bay In liVing month I For lists In your area By owner SpacIous Cen- room, updated oak CALLTOll FREE' 1 1/2 baths, liVing! din- ST. CLAIR SHORES OPEN house 1 to 4, In 1 (BOO) 396-4247 Ing room, kitchen with ter Hall Colomal, 4 bed- Located near the lake, 3 Harper Woods. Super kitchen, dishwasher, breakfast bar Basement rooms, 2-1/2 baths, 2 bedroom bnck colonial newly redecorated, 4 basement flnlshed- one .. Ext. 1721 rec- room With wet bar natural fireplaces, year Withfinished basement bedrooms, great room/ Side, mce shed In back, round heated sunroom privacy fence, South FIRST OFFERING Hardwood floors, central 22x20 family room With fireplace, hardwood Finished Lake schools, $94,000 Immediate Possession air, covered parkmg cathedral ceiling natural floors, 14'X 20' deck, basement With full kitchen, or best, (810)774-8353 453 Bournemouth CI. Many updates fireplace, 2 car garage Grosse POinte schools, central air conditioning Grosse POinte Farms $149500 Information Featunng private boat must see at $105,000. 2.1/2 car garage. large WARREN: new ranch and 1,200 square feet, 3 bed- sheet available In foyer dockage $219,900 20260 Lancaster split level homes Wood- Call for appointment wooded lot Well room brick ranch, 1 5 RIVARD- approximately ed lots, corner of Com- Days 313-964-2639, maintained By Lee Real Estate baths, full basement, Flon- 6,000 sq ft brick tutor mon and Campbell evenings, 313-886- appointment Ask for Harvey da room, 2 5 car garage 81o-n1.3954 313.884-3559 Open dally, 1 to 5 By owner, (313)521-0446 0714 No brokers 313.331-7709 • I ~I 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS HOMES TODAV'S CONDO, S1. Clair Shores, HARBOR Spnngs- Birch. BEST BUYS! Harper Woods 9 mllel Jefferson, 2 bed- wood Farm Country 18965 Kingsville rooms, 2 full baths, first Club BeautIful, spa- Grosse Pointe Park floor laundry, attached CIOUS home, 3 bed- 3 bedroom brick bun- New listing! garage, central aIr, rooms, 2.5 baths, In ex- galow, bsmt., large Custom bUilt brick (313)886-9549. ceflent condltlon on fair- bungalow with aluminum kitchen Needs TLC. LAKESHORE Village, one way, $285,000, trim, low maintenance, $74,900. L.C. terms bedroom, perfect condi- (616)526-0259. natural fireplace, 2 car available. tion With new furnace brick garage, City certified, 817 REAL ESTATEWANTED 19105 Washtenaw and air, hot water heat- $125,000. terms. 2 bedroom, new er, and many updates. CASH for east Side prop- Grosse Pointe Park kitchen, living room, $43,500 810-626-9103 erties. No commiSSion, SECLUSION. Lake 18915 KINGSVILLE, New Listing! family room, fin. bsmt. Open Sunday 1pm- 4pm no clOSing cost, no re- Huron 100' sandy Harper Woods, 6- 5 two family flat, two fur- wI bath. A must see I 2 bedroom, 2 baths. New- pairs Fast clOSings. beach, 2 bedroom nicely decorated, naces, two tenants, City Only $75,900. er carport and roof. Allied Real Estate. home. Fireplace, well maintained 2 certified, priced to sell. Shared basement With pri- (313)881-8373 basement All for bedroom ranch CROWN REAL TV Detroit vate storage. Kitchen ap- $145,000. Call Hardwood floors, TOM MCDONALD & SON 9801 Yorkshire pliances included. Close to Bonnie Phelps, home warranty. 1-94, within walking diS- Custom-built Colonial. City or Farms up to $220,00 Real Estate Tappan & Assoc (313)821-6500 tance to shopping mall, Formal dining, enc. All Pointes (3+ car Garage) ProfeSSionals of MI 313-884-6200 work out centers and thea- porch, fin. bsmt. wI Architectually interesting Inc 810-622.8820 ters $55,900 bath, 3-car garage. up to $600,000 St. Clair Shores. Only $49,900. Call Richard and Emilie Peggy Delozier Karczewski, Coldwell Banker Andary Realty Co. Century 21 AAA Schweitzer Real Estate (313) 886-5670 810-n1-m1 886.46 18 or 885- 2000 OPEN Sunday, 2 to 5. 820 BUSINESS Custom townhouse, fab- OPPORTUNITIES CASH RATE: 12 words $9.50 OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 pm ulous location, 679 Neff. TANNING! Beauty Salon- Each additional word $.65 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 20666 Woodcrest, Buy Now! Top Seasonl ONE of a kmd lake- 2050 KENMORE, colonial. Natural fire- Harper Woods. Custom Must sell. Only $29,900. front. 174' sandy Grosse POinte Real Estate Resource ads, place, new kitchen, home in mint 81 0-469-1977 beacn frontage, Woods by City hall $9.25 per line completely redecorated Call (313) 882.6900 condition, big rooms, Lake Huron. New 2 Street/mac. Cape new oak kitchen, 1 Y2 Interior. Central air, Fax (313) 343.5569 bedroom, 2 bath Cod, 3 bedrooms, 1 baths, finished lower avaJlable Immediately, home, fireplace, 1 112 baths, new car- level, attached garage, $179,900. Call 884-8932 car garage. 1,420 for an appointment. No peting, new paint- on park-like lot. feet deep. Fantastic agents ing, IIv8lng room $83,000. View, loaded With Andary Realty Co. RIVIERA Terrace, 2 bed. MAPS trees, beautifully With fireplace 2 car JUST LISTED garage $135,000 would like to say room, 2 bath condo. landscaped A must 8 Mile & Kelly. Sharp all of 313-882-1414 "Thank You" Garden level, newer car- see for $252,900 bnck ranch, full peting, appliances in- Bonnie Phelps. to the Pointe's for finished basement, cluded. Broker owner, Grosse Pointe Real Estate Pro- 50 years of service! ! huge, queen sized pnce reduced $75,900. feSSionals of Milne kitchen, big Irving & 81 0-622-8820 Celebrate our QUick occupancy 810- room, 1 Y2car garage. 1 772-4728 anniversary with year AHS warranty! Harper Woods One block off Kelly. SECOND STORY UNIT us as we offer With a View, newer carport commission rates Bon Realtors, Ine and roof Shared base- only $1.95 as low as Carol "z" Koepplin ment With private storage. (In office) 810.774.8300 or ~:61~'~~2~Kitchen appliances includ- LOCATION, locatlon, ed. Close to 1-94, Within location Move the walkrng distance to shop- Complete famrly to thiS great 5 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS prng mall, work out centers Street Index BEACH ACCESS bedroom home In Call today and let our and theaters. A very con- comes With thiS 3 ST. Clair Shores: golf VIllage of venient area to five dedicated sales staff course condo. First Municipalities bedroom ranch, Deckerville. 7 miles $55,900 In St. Clair market your home! ! floor, 2 bedroom, 2 newly redecorated from Lake Huron 2.5 Shores. Churches bath, attached garage. home Just North of acres, large barn to Call Richard and Emilie (313) 886.5670 810-293-4462 Port Sanilac. sell apples from thiS KarczewskI, Schools Attached garage, orchard. Large din- ReCtlIEstate Century 21 AAA Andary Realty Co. Recreation fenced In yard for YOUR HOME 81o-n1-m1 Ing & kitchen. FuJI 1 the doggy Asking Celebrating 50 Years DEADLINE: Areas basement. $89,900 $86,900 Bonnie of Quality Service Monday 12 Noon. 81 1 LOTS FOR SALE for all of thiS Bonnie and more ... Phelps, Real Estate Phelps Real Estate GROSSE POinte Park, ProfeSSionals of MI ProfeSSionals of MI 300 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Lakepolnte near new by mall ($2.50): tnc 810.622.8820 Inc. 810-622-8820 , condos 30x 150 lot Best offerl 313-462. Grosse Pointe OUTSTANDING PIMILY HOME 1673; 313-822-1519 News/ Bright, spacIous four.bedroom Colonial on picturesquE' Connection ONLY Dean Lane rn hea1 of Farms Hlghl,ght~ rnliude a new - 812 MORTGAGES/LAND kltl hen With granite counter and generous eatmg area, two CONTRACTS 96 Kercheval Ave. ~Iory foyer With Circular stair and hami-cul e;lale floor~ Irup Grosse Pointe, MI $35.00 two room master e;urte, newly flnre;hed hardwood floore; UI~ PURCHASING sellers in- and down Landscapmg Includes 1.( dee;lgned blue-stant terest In land contracts 48236 pallO framed by dogwoods and dlaleae; Amenlllf'<' mcluck For More Information Toll free. Argo Realty Iwo.and.one-half baths, two-and-one.half (CH .lilac heo Plea~e Contact giHage, dry. finished basement, two tlrE'plan" new fur 800-367-2746 or call: nacf' central air new wlndowe; Thle; exceptIOnal homf' Cla~~ified Ad,'crtiliin~ ()fter~ cue;lom detaile; and quality throughout If<,opf'n flGor Don't Forget- 313-882-6900 plan $ 519 000 Call your ads in Early! at: . Single Listings Welcome Classified Advertising (5IS) 885-1&29 882-6900 (313) 882.6900 -~ - J. R('.lutilul tlm'(, b('dlllilm II IIh a \Iond('r!ul PI II( ( ! I( If I I )LJI Illi'\ 1111'II II I ( 1)11\ l'IlI('1l1 (OOll' <;('(' thl' (h,lIll'lIl\, t\\1l I)('dlilom 1\\11 lod tloor pL1I1 f Jill d \\ lih l h VV! I r ~)..._FJ //" , ./ / J April 27th • 2 - 4 p.m. 1985 lochmoor Grosse Pointe Woods 482 Fisher Grosse Pointe Farms 20085 Marford Courf Grosse Pointe Woods 1058 Woodbridge Sf. Clair Shores " 111\11'\ (\11 I) r 0\111)( '!/lllJf1)' !I\(lllJiII, Itll' 1 1\1 (1"111111 1\ \\111 I'll II '1\ room 11IlIlli Of) 401 Lac Ste. 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AGE 15 years IS the normal life expectancy of organic shingles. ones • Eczema. Exposure to wet- • If you go to a doctor for most commonly used In the 70's ness, cold and wind can cause treatment, remember to mention 3. CURLING EDGES Due to water absorptIOn Into the back of the shingle you are a gardener. This might skin to redden, peel, crack CURLING EDGES 4. COLOR VARIATIONSbetween areas CRACKING or chap. help in making a proper of shingles 5. CUPPED SHINGLE TABS Abnormal diagnosis. • Lyme Disease. Although this shaped shingles e. CRACKED SHINGLES From cold is not solely a skin disorder, a • Apply moisturizer every weather and Wind rash is one of the earliest warning time you work in the garden. 7 DISCOLORED ROOF DECKING Water damage to the inSIde wall of .signs. The disease is caused by a For more information on FISH MOUTHING attlc MISSING SHINGLE TABS microorganism introduced by the e. 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Its violet and yellow face, enhance the garden as much as American and will add with a Ravour reminiscent of win- they do the dinner table and Asiatic recipes. more than tergreen, will brighten up any There are a few . an attrac- salad. They self-seed readily and rules that should be tive garnish are extremely hardy perennials. THE adhered to before to your next LAVENDER: Known primarily you rush out and meal. for its aromatic qualities, this ten- THHSH MHN grab a bunch of der perennial (hardy to zone five) toxic bleeding heart is also at home in the kitchen. The 8 fULL SIRVI[( DISP05Rl CO. BEE to garnish loved Rowers can be used in desserts, • RUUBISH REMDVHL BALM: one's salad: salads or teas and used to Aavour - tonuroction OCbri5 Chosenas the herb of the year for jellies and vinegars. Use it spar- - appliances 1. Never usea Rower unless 1996 by the Inter-national Herb ingly as it imparts a very strong - BrUSh £ Tree Trimmings you have checked and double Association, bee balm is a highly Ravour. - concrete Dre~k-Out checkedthat it is safe. Many Row- attractive, somewhat invasive, - Dirt ers are quiet toxic. perennial member of the mint NASTURTIUM: If you like - Furniture 2. Make sure that the Row- family. It effuses a citrusy fra- watercress, you will love nastur- .. DEMOlITION ers are organically grown. Don't grance and tasteand was usedas tiums. Theseannuals will grow in • CUNTBINIR BRur-Off use Aorist's flowers as they have a medicinal tea by the the worst of soils. All parts of this .. PICK-ur IDELIVERY often been grown using chemicals Amerindians. The bright Rowers plant can be eaten and the Row- .. WE MOVE OLMOST INYTHIN6! and treated to preserve their are delicious in salads or as a ers are particularly beautiful. freshness. Roadside specimens mild seasoni ng for desserts Their peppery taste will liven up Spring is hereand what a any salad or sandwich. bettertime to clean out your are usually covered in dust and and jellies. basement,garageor yard of exhaust fumes and are not a BORAGE: Called the herb of The above is but a smattering good idea either. Some varieties all unwanteddebns. gladness and courage, this self- of some familiar edible Rowers. may be available at your local CALL RIGHT NOWI seeding annual is easy to grow Others include: chives, English I havethe experience, supermarket but the best and and produces beautiful star- daisy, forget-me-not, fuchsia, knowledge,and equIpmentto safestare thoseyou grow organ- shaped blue Rowers. Both the geranium, hollyhock, impatiens, get yourjob done right ically yourself. leaves and the Rowers are deli- lilac, mint Rower, portulaca, red- 3. With most flowers you cious, with Ravour suggestiveof bud, snapdragon and sunRower. PHIliP WRSSfttHHR _ should remove the stamens and cucumber. Once you pistils prior to consumption. 313.823.~207 CALENDULA: The are sure that a [all For a free Estimate, Idvlce or 4. Like any other new food, pot marigold is a Rower is edible, Just Honest Insvvers hardy annual that be daring and makesalmost as good include it in a a cut Rower as it does meal!Reprinted a culinary ingredient. from Cognition, ABLE CON.TRUCTION Its petals can be used the quarterly as a garnish, a colour- magazine of Vinyl Siding ing or an enhance- Canadian ment to Aavour stews Organic Expert Trim Work and soups. Growers. COG is a national DAY ULY: Thisprolific perenni- HleH QUALITY • BEST VALUE charitable organization which al has large Rowersthat last but a promotes organic practices and day, hence its name. Open Row- Fully Licensed provides information on alterna- ers can be stuffedand deep fried. tives to chemical pesticides and and Insured The buds should be picked just as fertilizers. For more information, they begin to show colour and write COG, Box 6408, Station included in salads or stir fries. J, Ottawa, On K2A 3Y6. They can also be pickled or 810A,,;'''' 7&8.4813.4" .... y,.. :,: 'r")'" , ...... - Spring Home Improvement • Grosse Pointe NewslThe Connection • April 24 1997 J , ,~ 1~\ ~\ ~.-' ~{);?1\ Very Smart Tips ,- .~. r .- "r .... - l , U, .z:'; ~~1 ,~ ~l\ Z>-- J~' • .' L ~1X. For Decorating a Dorm Room ~ ~'" - -',, .::- " f ,~~ With a little study, a coll~e stu- the old dishes and worn-out desk supplies such as pencils, Anger used a black finish decora- dent's dorm room can go from a couch from the basement that pens and post-it notes. tive road and hook-shaped finials "0" (dull and dismal) to an "A" their parents offer. • Consider a futon, which as fixtures for the new curtains. ( ••.. •• Calltoday for our pre season specials I' • I, ~ l < ! USA Q5(2 _ts_r_,.,....._.,. Page 14 April 24, 1997 • Grosse Pointe NewslThe Connection • Spring Home Improvement Fasten Items Safely ~~'\':'i"""-t,...~. ....7 u • ,-i k~)..;):~ , '-,.~ -' On Plaster With These Guides I ~ ~ .. ,- Many times people purchase picture frames; artwork and other pieces to the object. Plaster and plaster board walls present a greater challenge and go on their walls without determining if the wall can support the weight of steps should be taken to ensure the safe hanging of your objects. Lightweight Object/Pictures Extremely lightweight objects can be supported with a piece of tape or glue on a picture hanger. The walls must be smooth, dean and dry with the paint EnJoy a adhering well. The glue is affected by humidity and aging and may let loose, so do not hang anything that will break with this kind of fastener. Objects with a wide "Tree"lDendous variety of weight can be supported by a metal hook on a long tapered nail driven at an angle into the plaster. These come in packages of different sizes depending on Spring! the weight to be supported. Medium Weight Obiects Some kind of insert, plastic, fiber, wood or lead \ can be used with a sheet metal screw. Drill a hole just large enough to be able to tap the insert into the hole. Canadian Don't Pull Weeds ... Prevent Tap the insert into the hole until it is flush with the suFace. Them With Preen! Turn a sheet metal screw into the insert. Usually these Peat inserts come packaged with the right size screw for the Large 3.8 cu. ft. bale 5 lb. Canister size particular insert. It will also tell you what size hole to drill. Heavier Objects Heavier objects can be supported with a molly style hollow wall Fastener, a spiral threaded fastener, to Reg. Pnce $9.99 a toggle bolt. And you may need a flat hook attached for picture wire. Drill a hole through the wall to Fitthe • 100% PURCHAIE PRICE GUARANTEE • size of a hollow wall (molly) fastener-be sure not to get the hole too big or you may have difficulty turning the Freshly Dug At Our Michigan Farm bolt without having the connector turn. Ifthe only drill is too small, use a small screwdriver, knife or round file to 11- ream out the hole until the fastener will slide in snugly. PatmoreAsh. Skyline Locust. Floribunda cra~ Push it in and turn the bolt clockwise until it feels tight and Rush to the wall. Now the fastener has expanded 7 3/4" Trunk Diameter 2" Trunk Diameter and should stay tight. Remove the bolt and attach the object screwing the bolt in tight. Do not over tighten or you may pull the fastener loose. Remember plaster is I soft. A spiral threaded fastener cuts its own hole, and ! Reg Pflce $114 99 - 14499 u~es a separate screw into its center. Do not use these overhead. A toggle bolt can be used similar to a molly bolt but with less care taken when installing. But, unfor- • FRElHt HOMEGROWN flOCK ARRIVING DAILY! • tunately, it requires a bigger hole. Select a bolt long enough to include the object plus the wall plus the length 'Woodland or Cherub of the toggles when folded up. Drill a hole through the Birdbaths wall. Ifyou do not have a drill, drive a nail through the Ready- To-Grow Boxed wall. Wiggle it until in comes loose and you can pull it out. Put a small screwdriver, knife, or piece of metal into Roses the hole and carefully enlarge it until the toggle will slide r . ~ '. through. Assemble the object on the bolt and push the ~ ... ~ ..~ ~ toggle into the hole until you can feel it spring open. Your Choice $32.991 (Now you cannot remove the bolt without losing the tog- gle in the wall). Tighten by turning clockwise. Reg Pflce $1149-15 99 I Regular Pflce $65.99 A toggle bolt should be used where the object will be drawn up tight to the wall because the hole must be Hours Sale RunsApnl24 29,1997 large enough to receive the toggle. The object should be f ; 9 to 8 Daily large enough to cover the large hole that is necessary, 10 to 5 Sunday II M A ClO M 8 unless of course, you want an art deeo ;'Iook." In that 810/286-3655 f _... ~ ~ _ case, the large hole may come in handy and create the 1f. f~,,) ..: - 'It "look" you want. I : ~ ~) } f' .1. " .~. Information for this article was provided by the 47625 Romeo Plank Road Between 21 & 22 Mile Roads Macomb Minutes from Lakeside Mall Michigan State University Extension. ~ ------_.._-,-,-- I J Spring Home Improvement • Grosse Pointe NewslThe Connection • April 24, 1997 Page 15 .. Keeping Spots Out ~,; t Shorten your list. WIlen Spot Is In~~~v~-:-~:;\fJ J-o~ -~~~~O . '-' ~ -. '''l I~ \ Call Muddy paws. Clumps of fur on • ~- f'-=!/ ',...~:::' Merry Maids -~~~J~~=---- carpet and upholstery. Pet emer- p~~~-- gencies. If you are a pet owner, same manner as was done before. --~~~-- these are iust a few of the frustra- This solution is especially good for 885-3360 -m~~~~ tions you probably face when acidic spots -~~N-.~ --~L_ I --- keeping your home dean A regu- 7 Odor can be a problem with AttentIon -~~uprnr I New Customers lar carpet maintenance program any pet stain Apply an enzyme --P~""'t-p("'; " ~ MentIon thiS ad ~~~ can taKe care of most pet-related deodorizer, found at most pet sup- " and receive a Rroblems. However, pet accidents, ply stores or by callm9. Stanley ~~ SPECIAL DISCOUNT if not taken care of, can perma- Steemer, to the surface ot the car- nently discolor your carpet Acting pet Note Urine can get into the quickly when a pet accident occurs padding, causing a more serious 1I:::m will help keep your carpet looking odor problem If this happens, and smelling great Follow these • consult a carret cleaning techni- quick carpet clean-up steps from cian They wil usually recommend Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaner to cleaning and deodOriZing the car- help with your next pet emergency peted area 1 Remove as much of the acci- 8 If a color change has dent as possible occurred, be sure to call Stanley 2 Mix one teaspoon white Steemer immediately for 10 Year Guarantee vinegar and two teaspoons cold instructions Dig Down Method - Peastone Backfill water. Walls Repaired 3 Apply a teaspoon of the Accordmg to Stanley Steemer Wall Straightening / Bracing mixture to the spot and gently carpet and upholstery cleaning work it from the outer edges of the experts, no matter what procedure Wall Replacement spot toward the middle with a you use, there is a possibility spots No Harm To Shrubbery • Spotless Clean Up clean, white unstarched cloth. will reappear. The phenomenon is FREE ESTIMATES 4. Blot up moisture with a dry called wicking. To help prevent cloth. Then let the entire area dry spots from reappearing, place a UCENSED INSURED completely. thick layer of white paper towels 5. Next mix one cup cold over the spot and place a heavy water and one tablespoon baking object on top of the towels Leave soda or one tablespoon ammonia. the towels in place until the carpet Protect Your Investment 6. Apply this mixture in the has completely dried Cleaning Paneled Walls ~ Woodwork When you go about your . wood paneling, or a cleaning GC daily, weekly or monthly clean- wax made for wood, following ing, a item that tends to be directions exactly. Always test a HOME overlooked is the paneled cleaner you hove not tried walls and woodwork. before on a small inconspicuous IMPROVEMENT Although the walls are right area to be sure it does not dam- We SpeCialIze In there in front of you every day, age the finish of the wooct ROOFING SIDING it's easy to overlook the fact before starting to c1eon. • Tear ofts • Vinyl windows they need to be cleaned occo. In cleaning wood, the type of • Re-roofs • Vinyl siding sionally. wood is not important, except • Flat roofs • Aluminum tnm But before you break out the when color is a consideration. • Repairs • Seamless gutters scrub brushes and ammonia, Wood paneling and wood- LICENSED & FULLY INSURED consider the type of wall work, with heavy, longtime you're cleaning, because if buildup of grease and dirt may • FREE ESTIMATES • you/re working with wood, need stronger treatment. Do not sign with any other company un~1you get our bid you could do more harm than Moisten a cloth with mineral good. A few tips: spirits and test by rubbing on a Real Wood hidden spot to be sure it doesn't Regular removal of dust with damage the wood finish. If sat- a soft cloth or a vacuum dean- isfactory, use to rub on a small er brush is all the cleaning area of the soiled woodwork, needed for most real wood turning the cloth. (Caution' most paneled walls and woodwork. solvents are very flammable Occasionally, if soil sticks to and dangerous to breathe. the surface, clean with a com- mercial cleaner made for See Cleaning on page 18 o 810-778-0273 L April 24, 1997 • Grosse Pointe NewslThe Connection • Spring Home Improvement Settinga post is one of the most the post is straight. When common do-it-yourself projects installmg a basketball goal or involving concrete. Postsare used other equipment requiring a solid for fences, lamps, decks, and footin.9, follow the equipment many other outdoor projects. To manufacturer's recommendations get started, you will need the fol- concernina hole depth and size. rowing products and tools: fast- Pouring The Concrete setting concrete mix, all-purpose Pour dry last-setting concrete gravel, a long-handled shovel, mix into the hole until it is app'rox- and a level. Gloves and gog91es imately three or four inches from should be worn for P,rotechon. the top. Two 50-pound bags of Follow these easy stepsfor setting fast-settingconcrete mix will seta ~osts from the experts at The four-inch -by four-inch (or four- QUIKRETE Companies. (These inch diameter) post in a 10-inch instructionsare based on using a diameter hole that is two feet Fast-settingconcrete mix. If stan- deep. Next, pour water into the Jeffrey .9Ldams dard concrete mix is used, refer to dry mix and allow it to soak in. mixing and setting instructionson Use at lecst one gallon of water Plaster and Drywall Repair, Inc. the packaginf].) per 50-pound baa of concrete. Preparing The Base Fill the remainder ot the hole with Specializing in Plaster Reconstruction Dig a !iole about three times soil dug from the hole. The Kitchens and Bath Remodeling the diameter of the post and deep cementaround the post will setin enough to encaseone-third of the about 20 to 40 minutes, but allow p'ost'slength. Save the dirt from four hours before placing a heavy Qya{ity Custom Painting the hole. Tamp' the bottom and load on the post. sides of the hole until firm. Place Free Brochures 810-790-9117 the post in the desired position To learn more about other con- crete-related projects, call The Licensed within the hole and pour six inch- 34309 Jefferson es of all-purpose gravel in the guikrete Companies at 1-800- Harrison Twp., MI 48045 Insured hole. Use the level to make sure 282-5828. Save Money, Have Fun Unfinished Furniture: A Versatlle Optlon Acquiring truly unique fur- Techniques such as ragging nishings can be more tun and and sponging are simple ways cost a lot less money than you to add interesting texture. might think. All it takes is a little • Is Natural Your Favorite creativity and some unfinished look? Unfinished furniture is furniture. usually so beautifully made that Few people realize how it can seema shame to cover it em.y-and s.atisfying-it i~ to up. Since unfinished furniture make a piece of furniture was carefully crafted with qual- unique by using techniques like ity woods such as aspen, oak, staining, texturizing, ragging, maple and pine with their own sponging, combing and distinctive grain, a clear finish antiquing. may be all it takes to bring out So why settlefor a cabinet or the natural beauty of the wOod. See what we do at chair that anyone could have With 'Jnfil1ished furniture you when you could own one that's can decide what you want to uni~ue? These tips from the do after you see the piece of ...~~B~~ Unfinished Furniture Assoc- Furniturein the room where you ~~ ~~ iation can help you decide want to keep it. ~~ ~ which way to decorate: • Will You Finish It Yourself? 4' 1512 Charlevoix ~~ • What's Your Style? Do you Stores will advise you on how prefer a definite stYle, such as to pick the best prOducts.They ~Y Grosse Pointe, MI48230 0 Colonial, or an eclectic blend of know which stainswork best on ~ ~ things? 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Making Great Tools Raised bed gardens have become a popular way to grow Gardener-friendly vegetables and Rowers. There are Ergonomics is Rnarly maki~ its way to several reasons for this popularity. the home garden. The science of developing tech. Raised bed gardens are ideal niques and tools that maximize where the natural soil has high clay human efficiency and comfort content, since you can supply your has led to the creation of com- ~------own soil mix for the beds. puter-engineered hand land- Furthermore, because soil in raised scaping tOols. beds warms earlier in the season These tools can offer count- , less benefits and are expected than does ground soil, gardeners 1 Refinishing & Restr. pping can get a head start on planting. to make gardening easier and ~ less tiring. You can also work in wetter weath- I With. 127 years of toolmak- j er without getting your feet muddy ing experience under its belt, Expert refinishing Of all brands of or compacting the soil. 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Be sure thereare no to sparks or Rames(such as pilot be sure it doesn't damage the • TRAIIE" ~. lights) in the area.) finish; or use a commercial As solvent cleaning removes household cleaner whose label It's Hard to oily residues,it also may dull a says it's sofe for painted walls, Stop A Trane ™ AIR waxed finish. Apply a wax suit- and be sure to rinse thoroughly. CONDITIONING able for wood finish. Usually Do not use solvents on hord- thiswill be a solvent-basedwax board or particle board panelsl PRECISION TUNE-UP which you mustovoid spraying as it may irreparably damage Regular $64 95 on other surfaces. the surface. Don't forget to test Furnace check-up with air conditIOning I the cleaner on a hidden spot. If check-up additional $20 00 Call for your Hardboard & Simulated you- don't and have a deaner FREE Estilnate! Hardboard panels are often that damages the wood, you will made to look like wood or other regret starting this particular ~------_!I building materials and have a project. 23760 HARPE~ ST. CLAIR SHORES plastic coating which can be (Between 9 & 10 Mlle Rd.) easily washed with detergent Information for this article was solutionsand rinsed like paint- provided by the Michigan State • (810) 777.1929 ~V/~~ ed WQUs. If very dirty, use a University Extension . • --'''-14-''' - I I ~r -- Spring Home Improvement • Grosse Pointe NewslThe Connection • April 24, 1997 Page 19 Home Cleaners Safe Alternative to CommericaJ Products One of the best ways to safer be herbs and spices. Place the pot- a damp sponge to clean and water will killsome bacteria. A key in your home is to use safer alter- pourri in a small basket or jar or deodorize all kitchen and bath- natives to commercial cleaners element to preventing bacteria is to in small sachet bags. room surfaces. keep things dry. Mold, mildew and whenever possible. There are IGtchen & FoOd Odors • Ca~t & Rug Cleaner-If you bacteria cannot live without mois- many time-honored recipes and • Vanilla*-Place pure vanilla plan to shampoo your carpet, first ture. Borax has long been recog- suggestions to help you make the on a cotton ball in a small saucer. try a pre-cleaning treatment. nized for its disinfectant and switch toward safer household Place the saucer in the car or Sweep the carpet, which will make deodorizing properties. Mix one- products. Ingredients followed by refrigerator to remove odors. It is the nap stand up and loosen the half cut Borax into one gallon hot instructions guide you through an highly recommended to remove imbedded din. Next vacuum. with water and clean with this solution. array of easy-to-make, easy-to- even skunk odors. Keep the cotton this work alone, the rug should Isopropyl A1cohol*is also an excel- . use safer alternatives. Some ingre- ball out of reach of children; vanil- show a noticeable improvement, so lent disinfectant, sponge with it dients recommended as alterna- la has a high alcohol content. much in fact that you may decide and allow to dry (it must dry to do tives are safer but not non toxic • Baking Soda-Place a partial- to delay the shampooing. To neu- its job). Use in a well-ventilated and are noted by an asterisk (*). ly filled saucer of baking sOda on tralize Odors use Borax* and corn- area and wear gloves. Air Fresheners the refrigerator shelf. Replace meal. Sprinkle the carpet with a • Drain Cleaners & Drain Most commercial air fresheners every fwo months and when you mixture of one cup Borax and two Openers-To avoid clogging do not freshen the air at all. do, pour the contents of the used cups cornmeal. let this mixture drains, use a drain strainer to trap Instead, they mask one odor with box down the drain to remove stond for an hour before vacuum- food particles and hair; collect another, coat your nasal rassages odors and keep the drain dean. ing. Another alternative is baking grease in cans rather than pouring with an undetectable oi film, or Baking soda can also be used to soda. Making certain that the car- it down the drain; pour a kettle of diminish your sense of smell with a deodorize bottle by filling them pet is dry, sprinkle baking soda lib- boiling water down the drain nerve-deadening agent. For a with undiluted baking soda and erally over the entire carpet. Wait weeklY to melt fat that may be safer alternative, you may wish to allowi n9 the bottles to soak at least 15 minutes, or overnight if building up in the drain; or week- try one of the following: overnight. Then wash as usual. the odo~ is particularly bad, before ly put some vinegar and baking • Ventilation-open windows or • Borax*-Emp!y the garbage vacuumIng. soda down your drain to break doors in the house for at least a frequen~y and clean the can as • Decal Remover-Use vinegar to down fat and keep your drain short ~riod every day. This will needed. Toinhibit growth of odor- remove no-slip decals from the smelling fresh. A time-honored also help to reduce toxic fumes producing molds and bacteria, bathtub. Saturate a sponge or cloth drain opener is the plunger. This that may be building up indoors. sprinkle one-half cup Borax in the and squeeze hot vinegar over the inexpensive tool will usually break • Vinegar-Distrioute partially' bottom of the garbOge can. decals. Vin1ar also removes stick- up the clog and allow it to Root filled saucers of vinegar around • Vinegar or Celery Stalk-To on hooks rom pointed walls. away. Itmay take more than a few the room or boil one tablespoon avoid or remove onion odors from Saturate a cloth or s~nge with plunges to unclog the drain. Do of white vinegar in one cup of your hands, rub white vjn~ar on vinegar and squeeze the liquid not use thic;method after any com- water to eliminate unpleasant your hands before and after slic- behind the hook so that the vinegar mercial drain opener has been cooking odors. ing. Rubbing hands with the end comes in contact with the adhesive. used or is stillpresent in the stand- • Cinnamon & Cloves-Boil of a celery stalk will also remove In addition, vinegar can be used to ing water. Another way to avoid these spices for a fragrant smell. the odor. remove price togs and other clogs is to use baking soda and For ease of cleaning, make a Cleaners decals, from glass, wood, and vin~ar. Pour one-halt cupbaking cheesecloth bag to contain the • All Purpose Cleaner-Mix china. Paint thelabel or decal with soda down the drain. Add one- spices, and boil the cheesecloth vinegar and salt together for a several coots of white half cup white vinegar and cover bag. An excellent alternative good surface cleaner. Another vin~ar. Give the vinegar time to the drain if possible. The combi- when entertaining is to steep useful cleaner is baking soda. soak in and after several minutes nation of baking soda and vine- spiced tea or cider. Dissolve four tablespoons baking the decal can be rubbed off. gar can break down fatty acids • Potpourri-Buy or make your soda in one quart warm water. • Disinfectant Soap-Regular into soap and glycerine, allowing own potpourri from your favorite You can also use baking soda on cleaning with plain soap and hot the clog to wash down the drain. 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