5 submit petitions for school board seats ted nommatmg petitIOns by the Siaden and treasurer GloTia today, ApTiI 11, to withdraw 2 seats will Monday, April 8 deadline, mdl- Konsler are not seekmg reelec- their petitIOns catmg their desire to run for tIOn Neither Konsler nor Sladen be vacated two seats on the board Candidates for the two, four- were available for comment at One of the five candidates - By Shirley A. McShane year terms are James Bordato press time Steve Matthews of Harper Staff Wnter of Grosse Po1Ote Woods, Jack Woods - unsuccessfully bid for No matter what happens on Ryan of Grosse Po1Ote Park, Konsler has served two a spot on the board 10 1993 and Monday, June 10, the composI- John DenIer, also of the Park, terms on the board, Siaden was is near10g the end of a two-year tIOn of the Grosse Pomte school Matthews, and Michele elected m 1991 to serve out the term as a Grosse Po1Ote library board will change Montagne Shield of Grosse remamder of the term of Fred board trustee Po1Ote Park Adams, who died 10 office Five area residents submlt- Board secretary Frank Candidates have until 4 p m Sladen was reelected m 1992 Grosse News
Vol. 57, No. 15 44 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Home Delivery 5&" • Newsstand 75cr April 11, 1996 Youth detention Sunday, Apri114 National Library Week begms today. The Grosse facility funds Pomte Public Library is hosting a number of special events throughout the week, including special guest pre- to be refunded sentations, musical perfor- mances and the sixth annual By Chip Chapman the county With about $1 mil- Grosse Pointe Read Aloud Staff Writer lion annually Half of that goes Call (313) 343-2076 for more As the Children's Home of to DetrOit, Hamtramck and details. DetrOIt approaches each of the Highland Park The rest goes Grosse Pomtes and Harper to commumtIes 10 the rest of Monday, April 15 Woods asking for funds for its the county, based on popula- The Grosse Pointe hbrary Youth AsSistance Service pro- tion board meets at 7:30 pm in grams, help is on the way to These funds must be spent the Neighborhood Club, make it easier for the east side on youth servIce programs 17150 Waterloo, in the CIty communitIes to contribute ''No one is gett10g everything of Grosse Pointe In February, the Wayne they've paid 10," Richner saId, County board of commissioners "but we've prOVIded by ordi- The Grosse Pointe Woods passed Ordinance 96-86, which nance that as long as the coun- City Council meets at 7:30 Will return about $30,000 to ty is allocated to provide youth p.m. in the municipal court the SIX commumties. services and preventIOn pro. room, 20025 Mack Plaza In 1988, Wayne County vot- grams, the Grosse Po1Otes and ers approved a 10-year, I-mill PholoB by Thea L Walker Harper Woods are allowed The CIty of Grosse Pointe levy to operate a Juvenile their share, as voted by the CouncIl meets at 7.30 p.m. in offender/work training pro- county commissIOn" Grosse Pomte Umtarlan gram. The levy also Included The Children's Home of Ch:Jrch, 17150 Maumee, 1/10 of a mill to build aJuvemle DetrOIt annually asl(s each of across from city hall. detentIOn faclhty the SIXcommumtleS for a base "Momes collected were never amount of$2,000 and addItIOn- The Grosse Pointe school spent for that purpose (build- al funds based on each commu- board meets at 8 p m. In the _!!C!-ggqn~flnat R.oy O'Brien Ford mg the faclhty)," sald Wayne nIty's use of ChIldren's Home Wiclung LIbrary at Grosse County commissioner Andrew programs. Roy Ford llIlIl.ivenary Pomte South HIgh. O'Brien celebrated iQ 50th recent with. gala party at the Richner, whose district covers newly renovated dealenhfp at Nine Mile and Mack. Those old enough to remember the Pointes and Harper Woods. ''The Pomtes and Harper ~ the old "Come OIl, dog, get a good deal" television advertisements that put "A few years ago, the communi- Woods are contracting with the Tuesday, April 16 Roy O'Brien Ford on the map. A forum to dISCUSSthe pro- ties asked for the money to be Children's Home of Detroit, so posed changes in the atten- returned " there's a need for these ser- dance policy at Grosse Pointe In 1994, the county commIs- VIces," RJchner said. ''The North and South high sIOn approved issuing bonds to alternatIve for Judges IS to send renovate the Juvenile detention youth offenders to the Wayne schools begins at 7 p.m. 10 VandalisDl at War Mentorial facility The bonds would be County juvenile detention the commons at North High repaid with the 1/10 of a mill faCility, which sometimes is not approved in 1988 in the best mterest of our com- The Eastside Republican teen dance may be ~laststraw' Although there are plans to munltles" Club's April meeting features build a new Juvemle detentIOn The communities wJll cont1O- By Shirley A. McShane they may conSider cancehng glass cracked from end to end, Jim DeSana, mayor of faCility with part of the 1/10 of ue to receive funds for the Staff Wnter the last teen dance of the sea- but did not fall out of Its frame. Wyandotte. DeSana recently a mill levy, ''we've redesigned remamder of the lO-year levy. The evidence' A shattered son "It's hard to believe kids switched parties to run as a how the program money will be "I'm not thrilled that the 13-foot-by-l0-foot picture w1o- No one has come forward could be so mahclOus," said Republican for Congress spent," saId fuchner, a co-spon- county hasn't followed the dow overlooking Lake St Clair with information, but police Barbara DenIer, program District against John sor of the ordmance "It is, 10 directives of the voters," Dingell He will address the and a couple of marbles on the and War Memorial officials director at the War Memorial effect, a return of the momes to RIchner said. "It's a compro- floor. speculate that one or more of ''My hope IS that because so group at 7:30 p.m. at the the communities " mIse It's not perfect, but it's Grosse Pomte War The scene. A teen dance on the 400 middle schoolers in many kIds saw thIS happen, The 1/10 of a mill provides better than what we had" MemoTial, 32 Lakeshore 10 Thursday, Apnl4, at 9 30 pm., attendance at the event used a maybe one of them WIll come Grosse Pointe Farms 10 the Fnes Ballroom of the shngshot to shoot marbles or forward, or a parent or some- Grosse Pointe War Memorial some other small, hard object one will call - anonymously if Detroit 'Clean Sweep' set But, whodumt? at the windows they want - so that someone If War Memonal offiCials No one was 10Jured when the Over 200 St John Health System employees, famIlIes and don't have an answer soon, picture w1Odow shattered; the See VANDALS, page 2A friends are expecied to roll up theIr sleeves and partICipate in Detroit Clean Sweep, Saturday, ApTiI 20, from 8 a.m. to 2 p m (rain date is Saturday, April 27) Opinzon 6A Schools 15A St John Health System has partiCipated 10 Mayor Dennis Autos 16A Archer's Detroit Clean Sweep smce 1993 through collaboratIOn WIth commumty groups ThIS year, St John plans to beautify the Ob£tuarres 17A Moross Road and St. John Hospital campus area Other target- Senzors 18A ed SiteS include Jackson MIddle School (on Marlborough near Busmess 20A Mack and Chalmers), Clark School (on Berkshire near Bremen), Entertainment 6B Balduck Park!I.94 & Moross Road. Holy Cross Hospital also Sports ...... 1C plans to form a team to work 10 and WIth Its neIghborhood groups near Outer Dn.ve and Van Dyke For mformatlOn about Class£{ied ads .... 4C volunteenng, call (313) 343-3970.
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Coach LInes' petitIOn to shut down service to the Pamtes Champs coach Pointe tennis team and St. Clair Shores IS post- Don Budge (white shirt) and Bobby Riggs (white shorts) impart some of their poned knowledge gained in years of top.notch net wars to members of the Grosse Pointe High School team. The meeting. held Saturday aftemoon in the Tennis • Gov William G Milliken House off Touraine near ChalConte.was arranged by John Marshall of Merri- comes to the Grosse Pamte weather Road, who was host to the net stars while they were in town to play school dIstrIct's rescue by sign- their match. Saturday night at Olympia. Paul Grubbs, veteran of last year's ing a bill that would remove team, is gettmg a tip from Budge. (Grosse Pointe News photo April U, 1946) the $945 per pupil spending cap earher Imposed by Pubhc Act 100. Not only does most destructIve and expensive crackers and smoke bombs MIlhken's measure restore Vandals yet, she SaId inSIde the bmlding some local control to school "They stop up the tOIlets, "TIns IS a commumty center distrIcts, It also averts budget From page 1 they wrIte on the walls, stick for everybody," DenIer said. cuts and layoffs locally dances at the War Memorial, gum In the drinking foun- War Memorial officials ask last week's inCident was the tains," she said "We under- anyone who has information • Sparklers tossed by stand some of it IS chIldish about thIS Incident to call them youngsters cause at least pranks Slowly but surely we at (313) 881-7511 $15,000 damage to a garage Corrections are taking things away from apartment at 503 WashIngton. them. We used to serve soft Correctrons wzll be pnnt- News Deadlines ed on thIS page every week drInks, but we don't anymore, • Grosse Pointe Rotary The Grosse Pemle News wonls 10 help Club preSident Robert C If there IS an error of fact m because they throw them all over the place We're thinking you publICIZe your events To ensure Harrison announces this any story, call the newsroom lhal 01 rtems have on opportumly 10 at (313) 882-0294 about canceling the last gel .,10 the paper ., a trmely manner year's Antiques Show at the dance" deodhnes tor ,ece,pl or copy wJll be Grosse Pointe War MemOrial ponted here eo eh week to raise funds for the Rotary A story in the March 21 DenIer saId one of the All ,tems for the feolules and FoundatIOn. Issue about the Sprmg bIggest problems with the Enlerto,nmenl seclIOOs musl be ., by 3 m frldav to be conwered for the foJ. Benefit, a fundralser for the destructIveness assocIated p Iowll1g week $ POpel 10 years ago this week Mothers' Club of Grosse wIth the teen events IS there IS An rtems fOl the Sports secllOn musl be POinte South High School, almost always a wedding the 111by 10 a m Monday 101 lhol week s • The agmg teachmg staffs omitted the names of two next day, which means employ- paper of school districts natIOnwIde All ,Iems for the News sechon IOclud local stores that are con- ees must scramble to clean up 'ng letters to the edrtOl musl be In by 3 may mean t~acher shortages trlbutmg clothmg for the the place before the next day's p m Monday lor ttla1 wee'k s POpel' in the not-too-wstant future, fashIOn show - Lisa's and festIvIties begin. T~& Groose POInte News w~1try 10 get but Grosse POinte schools all rtems ,nto lhe pope/that o,e turned superintendent John Dawood Lisa Baxter, owner War MemOrIal offiCIals can- If1 by deo dlif1e but sometmas spa ee of Lisa's, IS coordinating the celed the last dance of the sea. doesn 1 allow rt Whritner doesn't think sigmfi- event son In 1993 after a group of Any queshons? COli Ihe news deport mIddle schoolers set off fire- ment 01 8S2.Q294
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McShane Grosse Pomte school board or OPPOSitIOnto the plan, primari- Staff Writer the city of Grosse POinte ly because It would force them Parents at Richard Farms, would be benefiCial for to travel around the block to Elementary School m Grosse the school as well as Its neIgh- get to the Hlll, she said Pomte Fanns are proposmg an bors, Vogel saId "We had a lot of Input, a very j l"'"'-- R_e_sL_de_"ltal Idea to their neighbors Close It calls for the clOSing of P0i>ltlve meeting," she said "A McMillan Road at Ridge 10 McMillan at Ridge and the cre- few people were on the fence. order to connect the school's atIOn of a green space, which but once they saw the deSign Public Parking playground with Messner would be an aesthetiC benefit they loved It," Field for the neighborhood. she said. A concern IS makmg sure the Safety IS the overwhelmmg Student ... would have a ..afe plan doesn't infrmge upon the concern of parents at Richard, route to Messner field, which needs of the congregation at St. since the students have to would ease parents' worries James, which IS surrounded cross McMillan to enter Part of the project involves on three Sides by Richard prop- Messner field durmg recess the reconfiguratlOn of Messner erty and lunch. field, which would include seil- ''The city and the school have Between 10 a.m and 3 pm., ing 800 square feet of land to been good neighbors," said orange and white barricades the Farms to create 60 addi- Carol Marr, president of the block McMIllan between Ridge tional parkmg spaces in the board of dIrectors at St James and the north alley behind the mumcipal lot south of the field 'The church In no way controls Hill shopping district. But, - a boost to the Hill bUSiness whether this goes forward, but accordmg to Richard PTO pres- district as well, she added the schools and the city have PubliC Parkmg ident Sue Vogel, sometimes The plan also calls for the approached us and asked us motorISts disregard the barri- creation of a traffic turn- what we think Our overall ers and drive on McMillan any- around Just north of the St reaction IS we thmk it's a very way. James Lutheran Church prop- ambitIOUS and needed improve- "What has happened in the erty. ThiS would serve as a ment to the site. But we do Proposed expansion past, and what's the premise place for parents to drop off have some concerns about the for this whole plan, is that and pick up children, would closing of McMillan and park- of every once in a while we have a ease the mornmg and after- ing." Richard playground near-miss." Vogel said, "We are noon gndlock on McKinley and What the congregation living on borrowed time and would maintain the on-street would have to approve is the someone is bound to get hit or parking for St, James. sale of a small triangular piece killed. Whenever we have a At an 1OformatlOnal meetmg of land behind the church that close call, everyone gets riled at Richard on April 2, the PTO the Farms needs for turn- Site plan courtesy or Paul Mu.II., landscape architect The Richard PTO's plan involves closing a portion of McMillanand replacing it with up." pitched the idea to about 100 around space between the green space, including a redesigned playscape. benches and an outdoor classroom communIty members Vogel additional parking aisles, Marr The plan, which has not yet area. Messner field would be recoDfigured. including shifting the baseball diamond to said only a handful voiced said That would require a been approved by either the face south. deeding a portion of the lot to the Farms for additional parking spaces and majority vote of the St. James' creating a traffic turnaround north of St. James Church. general assembly. But, Marr general assembly and the the extra space. the school board on Monday, noted, the plan could go ahead Farms could proceed Without The plan WIll be presented to Apnl 15 WIthout the approval of the Grosse Pointe MS Walk a good 15-20K Some 300,000 people in 400 Lansing, Monroe, Midland, MultIple SclerOSIS Society has donating their feet for a day, cities nationwide will walk Saginaw and Flint on Sunday. a fund-raising goal of $750,000 each walker wlll also encour- together Saturday and Sunday. Check-in begms at 8 am. from the Walk to benefit the age someone WIth MS The MS Apnl 13 and 14, to support with the Walk beginmng at 9 15,000 people who lIve WIth Walk is a major source of fund- approximately 350,000 a.m. MS across the state ing for the group's research Americans with multiple scle- In addition to havmg a great Grosse Pointer Keith program rosIs. MackenZie has been participat- time, participants can expect In addltlon to funding One of the 11 MS Walks Ing In the MS Walk for three their money's worth 10 this research, the Michigan chapter planned in Michigan takes years and IS looking forward to Walk. Rest stops manned by of the NMSS prOVides client place at Grosse POinte North thiS year's event fnendly volunteers and services such as Information High School this Sunday with have a good fnend m the stocked With great food and "r and referral, commumty self- an expected 1,200 participants. latter stages of MS, and I dnnks will be found along each help support groups, employ- The MS Walk in Grosse route. wanted to do more than offer ment counselIng, assistance Pomte consists of two routes, Grosse Pointe rest stops are emotIOnal support," said With purchasing medical t' one 20 kilometers J01' 12 5 located at Monteith MackenZie. eqUlpment and educatlOnal miles, and one 10 lulometers or Elementary School, Kerby St Clalr Shores resldent programs, saId McDonald. nine miles. Both begin and end Elementary School, Grosse Cliff Trudell is also a veteran at North. As walkers total up Pointe South High School, walker. but participates for a Multiple Sclerosis is a chron- their dIstance, the pledges they Grosse Pointe Academy and different reason IC. often dIsabling dIsease that The 1996 MS Walk - collect from sponsors WIll be the Grosse POinte Shores "I was diagnosed With MS 32 attacks a person's nervous sys- . used to help improve the hves Village building . tem. wearing away control of " Grosse Pointe 20K Route years ago," said Trudell. "So . Sunday. April 14, 1996 of those who have multiple Free lunch and entertain- much of what the MS Society the body Symptoms may range .< sclerosis, the number one dis- ment awaIt all participants at does has been a benefit to me I from numbness to paralYSIS ... Rest SlOp .1 • Monl2 YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! Our diamond anniversary rlnRs are available In Pointe Windows Inc. j 4 or 18 karal whIle or yellow Rold or platonum For AU Your Window Needs CALL 882..3500 22631 Harper, St. Clair Shores edmund t. 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"I AspenNolare line of cars," said I can tell that a real JOYof cre- enthUSiasts I did publiCity for how some p.:ople play the game always thought I might end up "Bemg a staffer for Car and Jeanes. "I walked down the atIOn went Into bUlldmg that the team, and I took a humor- With great skIll." being a teacher. 1 even taught a Driver IS a lot like being In the halls of their headquarters, car I behpve we've had an ous approach." Bemg from MISSISSIPPi, course in non-fictIOn writing Marine Corps," said Jeanes and saw rooms deSigned to efL ~ on the Industry and m Jeanes, who now hves In the Jeanes IS not a big fan of for a semester at Millsaps. "Even after you leave, you're a house 20 with three or four g, ..:Jg them to bUIld cars hke City of Grosse POinte, said that part of the orgamzatlOn. But I people In them You really had Michigan winters, but takmg That was a lot of hard work, tJ '0 Escort or the Dodge Neon he always loved to wflte and ended up taking the Job In the feeling of being there dur- up downhill skIIng helps make but it was really ellJoyable " had graduated from Millsaps 1993, the company that owned Ing the last days In the College In Jackson the magazine was sold to bunker Now you look at the "Millsaps IS a tough liberal Hachette Fillpacchl MagaZines company WIth its new head- arts college that I barely got and Car and Driver and Road quarters, and you see one of out of," sald Jeanes "It's a very & Track were formed Into the best-run auto compames in the good school, and I learned to automotive group world If Chrysler made It, write while there. I now am on "The publisher left Car and there's hope for any company the school's board of trustees" Driver, and I was asked to In trouble" HIS humorous newsletter become publ1sher for both mag- Jeanes strongly beheves that attracted the attentIOn of oth- azmes," said Jeanes. "At the the kmd of reporting done by ers, and as a result Jeanes said time I was workmg on my the major automotive maga- he started getting free-lance Ph.d in history at the zines has also changed over the assignments With Car and Umverslty of Michigan, and years In the old days, the sto- Dflver, which was based m was planmng to leave my Job, rIes were wrItten by car buffs, New York City at the time when they offered me the pOSI- and the attItude was often The free-lance assignments tIOn of publIsher" "take out an ad, get a posItive convinced the executives at the Jeanes saId he has Just com- story" magazine to offer him a staff pleted his third year as pub- But that started changing In pOSItIOn,so from 1972-1975, he lIsher,agam switching from the the 1960s. 1bday, automotive hved and worked in the BIg creatIve SIde of the busmess to magazines are more important Apple the management side than ever because over half of In 1975 Jeanes accepted a "I worry about revenue today's automobile buyers con- Job WIth the Campbell-Ewald streams Instead of what story sult one or more automobIle ad agency, working on the assignments to gIve out," publications when purchasing Goodyear and Chevrolet Jeanes said. "But the job IS a new car. accounts In the DetrOit office mterestmg m and of Itself, and "Our writers are much more PhotlJ by J'm Stlckford In 1977 Jeanes returned to Like all good writers. City of Grosse Pointe resident William Jeanes eqjoys the too18 New York to work for another of the trade. includJng a comfortable leather chair. advertlsmg agency before returning to DetrOIt again 10 1982 to work for the J Walter Thompson advertlsmg agency on the Ford account ''ThiS tIme around I was working on the management Side," said Jeanes ''The differ- ence between the manage- ment Side and the creative Side IS that the creative people have the fun and the man- agers worry about the profits I did that for two years before I deCided I would be hapPIer if J • ~ • 1,. I made my hvmg as a writer, so I chucked the whole thmg and became a free-lance writer again" At that pomt In hiS career, Jeanes was a semor VIce-pres- Ir------~Don't sell I : your BABY! 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However, airport officials in January now in dispute Opinion 1995 worked out a plan under which uestIOns now are being raised Metro Cars was required to pay the by Wayne County Comnussion- $43,000 but only $50,000 of the $72,667. er Andrew Richner of Grosse the county needs "competition" for the The Grosse Pomte commissioner ear- Duggan has contended that the audit Q Pointe about the way Wayne increased number of concessionaires to lier had expressed concern after the was "seriously flawed, "telling the County will choose new conces- be located at the airport after its expan- county commission awarded a five-year Detroit Free Press that the auditor had sionaires for aval1able locations at Metro sion extension without competitive bidding to failed to "learn the company has receipts Alrport after Its huge expansion. Duggan says, however, that bids the Metro Cars firm, which will pay the for payments the report said were not That proJect, now in the final planning already are requITed in the case of con- county $99,000 a year in concession fees. made." stages, is expected to become the largest cesslOnaires, but that contracts are That figure is hundreds of thousands It seems to us that a public hearing pubhc works project in Wayne County's awarded on an exclusive basis, as for the less than Michael Wyesocki, president of might have provided better proof if such hiStory, but Mike Duggan, deputy county news and gifts contract held by the MPG Transport of Livonia, had told the a mistake had been made. It also could executive, alread) has al:>sured the public Paradies firm commission he would have paid 1f the have dLspelled much of the criticism the all of Its construction work will be done Richner wants to provide protection for contract had been opened to competItive earlier reports had stirred up under competitive bidding. consumers through competition among bidding. While Metro Cars chairman Cullan Even the original Metro Cars contract retrolers so buyers are assured of the low- The difference in views apparently is Meathe defended the renewal af his bus just extended for another five years afte~ est costs and the greatest choice in pur- accounted for by the fact that the county contract as ''not uncommon," a statement a good deal of controversy, was awarded chases at the airport. does require competitive bidding on all that apparently is true, he also con- under bidding, with the winner offering Concessionaires produce considerable purchases and contracts of $5,000 or tributed $2,125 to McNamara's re-elec- the highest payment to Wayne County, revenue for the county, but Richner more, as Duggan says, but does not tion campaign committee in 1995. according to Duggan. prefers more competition among conces- require bidding on renewals when the Such a contribution apparently is also sionaires, just as he did in the bus service original contracts calls for extension. Now, however, Richner points out that "not uncommon" for those doing busmess to Metro. Metro Cars won the contract renewal with Wayne County. EDITORIAL DISPLAY ADVERTISING John Minnis ~ ll82-3SOO Robert G. Edgar Morsl. R.lns Smith, Ann. Mu1herln SUva, MAnagn Rog.r B Hages, AdvertiSing Manager Publisher EdItor and General F.alure EdJlot 343-5594 Fran V.lardo", A.... tant CIl "f around the lower stands hke a In August, we attended 1.3 out three 10 a row and escape Chilling cyclone When the sun's in your home games m a row wIthout a face, It can be very, very nice damage I "ank low m my "eat, break We would leave work at aVOIdmgeye contact With the But when the sun's down It's 6 pm and rush to the ball. hOrrid VP's spouse baseball park, hopmg to catch some of We can only remember one the battmg practice The next mnmg, though, other spring when we were Have you ever had hot dOg!>Seilor Smoke again loaded the memories colder, and that wasn't m for dmner 13 days m a row? bases, but when I cast my eyes over to glVe an "I told you so," As I wnte thiS, the tempera. Detroit It was m Lakeland, Granted, they were Ballparks ture's hovermg m the 30s, Fla , the TIgers' sprmg traInmg back then, but even so Mrs LaJOiewas gone home snow the sIze of com flakes IS We were there when Ed Those are a few of the fond coming down and the freeways It used to be an annual pil- Farmer and Al Cowens - memOrIes we have of the TIgers are shck, with back-ups from grimage down south We can Lake Parker was balmy Not Grecco's restaurant and our archnvals due to a fast ball and their polar home There spm-outs snarhng traffic still remember Memonal sun-bathmg weather, but nev- favorite surf and turf, the that dislocated Cowens' Jaw - are many more, espeCially the No, It's not January It's Avenue and the Hobday Inn ertheless pleasant, espeCially Lovmg Couple Even Steak 'n' met at home plate to present scene of us rummagmg nearly mid-April, the week of Central. In those days, nearly commg from the depths of a Shake sounded appeal 109 player hne-up cards and shook through available seats m the all the team and staff stayed at Michigan wmter the DetrOit TIgers' opening day But we toughed It out hands, endmg the feud We're stadIUm With Fred Smith while the aging inn. Those were the But thiS one sprmg was dif- told DetrOit News sports WrIter Only 10 MIchigan a foot of snow lay on the field days before multi-milhon-dol- ferent It was downnght freez- One of the interestmg con- Joe Falls orchestrated the We've spent some ofour most lar contracts and before the ing Even sitting through versatIOns that evemn!' was burvin!, of the hatchet We found !,ood ones right lrlgId days In the sprmg at players all owned their own severe wmd-chills at Tiger with a sprmg train 109 walk-on, And there was the tIme that behind first base In the first TIger Stadium. In 1980, condos StadIUm cannot compare with a center field wannabe At 5- Aureho "Senor Smoke" Lopez row of the reserved sectIOn Sparky Anderson's first full It was there that we met Jim one Thursday mght 10 foot-4, thiS ballplayer couldn't loaded the bases wIth no outs I They were less expensive and year as manager, we splurged Campbell, chatted with Rick Lakeland durmg sprmg tram- understand why he wasn't groaned and the woman next also kept us close to the actIOn for season tickets. We went to Ferrell, talked fishmg with 109 Signed by the Tigers We shook to me asked if I didn't hke the and out of the ram They 81 ball games that year, never John Wockenfuss and John Of course, we didn't come our heads incredulously served qUIte well, thank you mISsing a one pitcher I said that he worrIed Hiller and were entertained prepared In light clothmg and Back home, we attended me She then mformed me that ThiS mtemperate opemng No matter what the preser- daily by the antIcs of Mark Jackets, we braved an orange- every home game We weren't she was the WIfe of Tiger VP 'The Bird" Fidrych and Dave day, however, we remamed m vatIOnists say about TIger grove killmg frost that night willing to let anyone use our Bill LaJOIeand that he thought Rozema our offices at work, baskmg In Stadium, there can be no cold- We ached to make a beeline for tickets. And sometimes that well of the pitcher er place. The wmd whistles fond memories of years gone Normally, the weather along th,e warmer atmosphere of El became tedIOUS Lopez then went on to strike by Gros~ Point~N~ws _ ...... -. April 11, 1996, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page • -TAXAT10t4 fX,_i _ WITHOUT Sod busters shamrocks REPRESENTATION The latest spnng porch man- More plates IS TYRANNV. II "Maybe we've got a couple of nequin fashion statement: around G.P. J. OTIS very large groundhogs?" Dale frilly flowered dresses, crisp Kraj niak pmafores and honkmgly beau- The license plate on the cool Joked. tiful Easter bonnets. classic car said BLK FIN "TAXATtON WITH The subject Eat your hearts out, nude 'There are five of us with REPAESENTATlON was this goose owners. cars that all have the same year's unusu- plate," said Jim Krausman A'NIT so HOT al toll of as I was adminng his shmy- E'THER." gouged and Landmark finned black 1957 Chrysler 300 G. LIEBERMAN torn-up turf at the corner of Essex and where resI- on the wing Bedford m the Park. dent's lawns People tend to stop and stare border the Gloria Anton was looking when all the members of thiS sidewalks sad as she packed thmgs in select club, from four different The finger of blame may boxes at the Wild Wings states and Ontario, are all pomt to the two tractors With gallery m the Village, haVing parked together, Jim says roller brushes and one Jeep ItS final sale last week One was enough to get FYI's eqUipped WIth a V-plow which The store was clOSingafter attention , the city }lsesto clear ~h~ walk~ 15 years of catering tp POinte after any good snowfall, but tastes In such favdtltes 'as Keepmg tabs on other great the Park's City manager SaId duck decoys; Wlldhfe pamtmgs, plates around town the real cause was that a lot of stuffed pheasants, weather BLK LAB on the green '95 the snow came when the vanes, statuettes of bears, Explorer waltmg patiently out- ground was relatively thawed wolves, fish and dogs, boat Side Mr. Kiska's on the H111 ''The drivers use their best models and decoratmg acces- 4R K9 on a green Cherokee Judgment about where the sories With golf or huntmg by Dr. Edward Vermet's den- The Unabomber and other Sidewalk is, but where they themes tal office on Cadieux veer off, the top layer of SOIL ''We were on Kercheval at H20 RAT seen runnmg down gets tom," he said It's proba- Fisher for 10 years, and here Jefferson by Phyllis Reeve. extremists seek power, attention bly the same anywhere that for five," she said. "I don't 6 IRON on a sporty plum-col- By Victor Bloom, M.D. fanatics, and urged to moder- worthy as the rest of us, who reSidents get their walks know where people are gomg to ored Riviera in the Village. Reports of the capture of the ate their teachings are, fortunately, a bit less cleared thiS way' Dale said he find the vanety and quality of TOOTH DR, pearly white probable Unabomber brings to A few months before that a unbalanced. noticed slmllar slashes along thIngs we sold here" car comer of Beaconsfield and consciousness the tendency for young man shot and killed s~v- We are all susceptible to the walks of the neighboring Owner Louise Jabarra Fairfax political extremism to prompt eral people in an abortion din- messages In the media, per- City of Grosse POinte Deschenes IS mOVing the 1 BISON on a dark blue an unbalanced person to go ic. haps now more than ever, but At least m the Park, there's inventory to her store m Voyager 10 front of Wildflower over the edge. He was also unbalanced, but we try to evaluate those mes- hope that havoc from the Plymouth, Michigan, Gloria Antiques (a Buffalo fan?) Theodore John Kaczynski is convinced by radical pro-lifers sages and consider what Attack of the Giant said If you've seen a clever very bright, but unstable. He that the doctors and nurses actions, if any, are necessary to Groundhogs Will be gone by That's a long way from plate or a giant groundhog, Kercheval tried to hide hiS mental distur- were murderers, and they promote fairness and justice 10 lawn mowing time. call Ken Eatherly at (313) bance by withdrawing from needed to be stopped from our society. We have at our diS- "We've had our DPW crews 822-4091. society and interpersonal con- killing any more babies (fetus- posal the vote, the spoken and out, fillIng It m and tampmg It tact, retreating to a small cabin es) The abortion clinics were written word down," said Dale in the wilderness, without elee- likened to the Nazi genocide We are protected by the FIrst Now all we need IS an ordi- tncity or water which good people would want Amendment nght to free nance banning bhzzards 10 He was a survivahst and to stop, by Violence if neces- speech, but there are limita- Apnl readIng hiS Manifesto, it was sary. tIons We must not yell "FIre!" clear that he rationalized the As a result, a doctor was m a crowded theater, we can- Jest-in-time use of violence to make war on killed, along WIth other assis- not organize a demonstratIOn what he thought were the evils tants, to spread fear among WIthout a permit; we cannot coffee service of society. These mcluded acado those who would support abor- incite to riot or call for the over emics, industrialists, public tlOns. Some clergymen sup- throw of the government or "On the first day of the relatIons experts and sClen. ported the violent act, but for- start an InSurrectIOn. month we put up a Sign that I ' tists tunately, most religiOUSleaders The pomt IS that we should said FREE COFFEE," says People who feel small and condemned the action. Where obey the law and conSider the Cup-A.Cino owner Teresa weak want to make a powerful is the sanctity of life if those common good Therefore, since McCarroll "A lot of people impact. Kaczynski rationalized who support life would kill? we are all in the same society, came in for It and stayed to violence because some environ- Before that, we remember there ISno ''we'' and "they" All buy coffee even after we told mental extremists also thought the man who shot many pas- Amencans are ''us'' them the Sign was an Apnl that Violence was necessary to sengers on a commuter tram in Whatever changes have to be Fools Joke." make an impact, for instance, Long island HIS defense attor- made should be done without The beat goes on at the psy- on the logging industry. ney, the now deceased violence, destructiveness or chedehc bean shop on A few months before, an Kuntsler, argued "black rage," Kercheval, where a fnendly assassination I Israeli extremist assassinated suggesting that the enslave- We need, as a society, to coffee pnce war may be brew- I I the prime mInister, Yitzl:lkh ment ofAfrican-Amencans and restore the principles of Jesus, 109 between Teresa and the Rabin, hoping to curtail the their continued disadvantaged Mahatma Gandhi and Martm next-door owners of Yianni's peace process A Talmudic state could drive a sensitive Luther Kmg. Each assassma- Coney Island (who also have scholar, the young man was person over the edge and com. tion was followed by an the strategIc advantage of convinced by extremist ortho- mit a form of justIfiable homl- increase m Violence ownmg the building they're dox rabbis that a certam Inter- cide. Violence begets Violence The both In) pretatlOn of a passage in the The ImplicatIOn ISthat many media is full of It and we seem In the WIndowofYianm's ISa 'Ibrah gave permission to kill a other blacks could also act out to crave more and more ThiS IS Sign that says COFFEE 7511 "I person who was a threat to the their hatred of whites Here eVidenced by box office showed them a Sign for our Jewish people. again, politics and Ideology receipts wmdow that says BETTER Rabin was conSidered a could push a person into com- In order to Improve our SOCI-COFFEE $1," Teresa says threat to the security of Israel mltting violence and murder ety and the SOCialorder, we 'They Just laughed " because he broke the rule of Similarly, the vanous mner. should incline more toward "no land for peace," and shook CItynots were ratIOnalized and moderation than extremism, Clothes make hands with the former enemy excused It IS as If people who watch what we say, what oth- and terrorist, YaSlr Arafat are angry can Justifiably mur- ers say and thmk carefully the goose Rabin was conSidered by some der and destroy about consequences to be an enemy to the secunty It IS time to reconSider The show Just keeps gettmg of Israel, and it was ratIOnal. extremist ideolOgies on the better In front of the house on Ized that kllhng him would be baSIS that they lead to Irra. Balfour south of Jefferson, an act of "self-defense" and tlOnal and antiSOCialacts. where there's now not one, but therefore indicated The The vast mSJ0rity of mental. two stone geese, and they have extremIst rabbiS were consid- ly III and unbalanced mdlVldu- shed theIr green St Paddy's ered by many to be rehgIous als are conforming and trust- II A aIDatOll YOLUNT18 Day outfits With the big whIte -,----_~_-...... , ...... " . ...~ ...... - ---.,.; ---~_ .... ~....-~-_...... ------.--.-_---- April 11, 1996 8A Letters Grosse Pointe News Cornerstone unteermg herself - a won. derful gift. Boat owners who renew by phone would do so again says thanks The schoolchildren sent TOthe Editor: such touchmg thank-you Secretary of State Candice S how people do bus mess With Many have offered suggestIOns through Aug 31 At that time, Would you please prmt notes to me, I've been wanti- Miller announced that 99 per- the Secretary of State's office" on how the program could be the program will be evaluated this letter so that I can ng to share those thank- cent of the watercraft owners Miller prOVIded a status improved, suggestIOns that m based on the volume of busi- thank all the Grosse yous With all those consider. who have renewed boat regis. report on the program as a way some cases are bemg Imple. ness that was conducted by POinters who helped me ate people who were so gen- tratlons uSing a Touch-Tone of encouraging watercraft own- mented by the Department of telephone and the comments help the Cornerstone erous and thoughtful Thank telephone would use the sys- ers who need to renew, but who State. received from customers. Schools? you, all of you tem agam. have not yet done so, to renew FollOWing announcement of Miller said the mformation Late last fall I hand- Eugenie Durant That was among the good by Touch-Tone telephone the Touch-Tone pJlot program will be used to determine when dehvered a letter to 502 Citr of Grosse Pointe news Miller reported recently Among the findings she last month, 270,000 renewal and how the program can be houses In my neighbor- Soutn students about the new customer service reported notices were malled to water- expanded for automoblle regis- hood, wrltmg about the pilot program that was • 5,500 watercraft registra- craft owners stateWide. Each tratIOns Cornerstone Schools m are winners unvelled by MichIgan's chief tions have been renewed by notice included an Insert WIth DetrOit and their need for To the parents of the motor vehICle administrator telephone to date mstructlOns on how to renew supplies for the hbrary and cast and crew of last month. • Nlnety-mne percent of by Touch-Tone telephone art rooms Since "Anything Goes": "Traditionally, people renew those surveyed would renew bv Followmg a series of recorded Cornerstone receives no I would hke to take thiS boat registratIOns In April and telephone agam prompts, the person renewmg public fundmg, all the opportumty to congratulate May and I am encouraging • Ninety-eight percent found uses the telephone key pad to money raised must go to you on bemg the parents of those who must renew this renewmg by telephone easy. enter data, Including a Touch. the basiCS- electriCity and some really terrific South year to do so by Touch-Tone • Customers renewmg by Tone ID Number, a credit card heat, texts and school room students As a chaperon on telephone," Miller said 'ThiS is telephone are completmg their number and the credit card's supplies, and teacher their trip to Dlsneyworld for a convenient and easy way to business in about four min- expiratIOn date. salaries the Showstopper's renew and will help us evalu- utes Callers can use either As a volunteer at the Competitive Show ChOir ate whether this service can Many of the customers who Discover, MasterCard or VISA IroqUOIs campus for competitIOn, I was constant- and should be expanded to chose to be surveyed, offered and Will receive their water- "Partner Days," I knew, ly amazed at their talent, automobile owners renewing compliments about the pro- craft decals by mall wlthm a therefore, that the art focus and hard work I can hcense plates. gram and said they prefer week teachers were working honestly say that to a person "Renewing by telephone has renewing by telephone to Watercraft registrations can mostly with Imagmation they never missed a the potential to revolutionize reneWIng at the branch office be renewed by telephone and the minimal In sup- rehearsal seSSIOn,a sched- phes, such as pencils, uled meetmg or a perfor. paint, paper We had no mance hbrary at all untIl two Their professionalism and years ago and only a few dedication brought to our children-Sized chairs community a second-place I had nothing to lose by finish In a nationwide com. telling my neighbors about petitIOn. Durmg our stay ill thiS and asking for help Disneyworld, we never had The response was thrilhng, one problem or one incident. and I am so grateful We All I can say is I was so needed containers to hold proud to be a part of being and dispense craft items - Withyour kids that I wanted one family donated many to let you know. They are WIcker baskets, we asked really winners' for two sewmg machmes Paul G. Pagel and got four, one family Assistant Principal- donated reams of paper Chaperon and about 50 wooden pic- Grosse Pointe South hm> frRmp," - pnough to High School take turns displaymg the projects of a whole grade, Briberv? several famihes gave To the tditor: paper, yarn and sewmg Rewarding school children material, amid one family's for good attendance with a donation were several "Gold Card" for discounts at bunches of colored drawing local stores, etc , sounds like penCils - each one sharp- a bribe to me. 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I April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 9A Cranbrook Gardens In Bloomfield Hills provided the ideallocaUoD for this Intimate Monte Nagler photograph of marsh marigolds alongside a flowing stream. Birds, bees and shutterbugs It's often saId m sprmg that "a young man's fancy turns to love" Well, springtime ISone of the best times for your fancy to turn to photography. For spring ISone of the most excIting tImes for captunng images on film Springtime ISusually marked by changeable weath- er, whIch will reward you with Photogr...Bp.b~ impact.filled shots if you're alert. It can be raining one By Monte Nagler minute, then suddenly the sky people manage to successfully your results will clear and the sun will get them on film. FIrst, get As in most photography, try burst through This moment down low, on the flower's level to shoot flowers in the early '" offers you excellent photo- Concentrate your VIewfinder morning or late afternoon so ~ graphIC opportunities' wet on Just a few blossoms, maybe that the cross-lIghting will ~ pavement, water droplets even one, and move In close hIghlight the color and texture t clingmg to a flower, raindrops Remember, the closer you get of the petals ~ tnckling down a wmdow, or to your subject, the more you'll How about photographing • even a rainbow itself ~ Be on the lookout for trees "lose" depth-of-field, and thlle the progrfeSSlOnof sfPrllng?A more you may want a sma senes 0 pictures 0 a one tree I silhouetted agaInst a receding aperture. In your back yard as It gets : storm cloud as emergIng sun- One of the most common progressively thicker and : beams hIghlight the branches. errors In photographing flow- thIcker WIth darker and dark- This is perhaps one of the ers is a dIstracting back. er leaves WIllproduce an exclt. most dramatic scenes you'll ground. Use a small pIece of ing pIcture story see through the VIewfinder. black cardboard or cloth So "spnng" you and your Flowers are, of course, asso- behind the flowers and you'll camera mto actIon at spnng- dated with sprmg, but few be amazed at the difference In time. You'll be glad you did. Woods to replace Torrey water main By Jim Stlckford "Iron sandcast pIpe was runs beneath the sidewalk, Staff Writer made usmg the technology of automobIle traffic should not The Grosse Pointe Woods 30 or 40 years ago," said be adversely affected, said City Council last week took WhItcher ''Iron duct tile pIpe IS Whitcher. But It IS pOSSIble care of a long-term problem made using up-to-date technol- that dur10g the day while work when It voted to spend ogy, and is stronger and more is taking place, only one lane of $340,000 to repair the 'Ibrrey durable than the old sand cast traffic WIllbe open, he said Road water main from Mack to pipe." The councIl awarded the con- FaIrford While the water main has tract to T & T ConstructIOn, "TIllS repair has been needed had repairs, said WhItcher, It's whIch had the low bId of for a while," said Woods public never been replaced He estI- $340,000 Money for the pro- works dIrector 'Ibm WhItcher. mates the pipe IS between 30 Ject was earmarked in the "We've had a number of breaks and 40 years old cIty's 1995-96 budget, said 10 the malO over the past sev- "Construction should begin Whitcher. eral years. GIven the age of the around May 1," WhItcher saId. 'The awardmg of the con. pipe, we could expect more "We'll be dIggIng up the side- tract was the final step before breaks 10the future" walk on the north SIde of constructIOn," he saId. 'The The old main, said Whitcher, 'Ibrrey The project should take counCIl voted to spend the IS made of Iron sandcast pipe between 60 and 90 days to com- money last year when It The new pIpe WIllbe duct tIle plete " approved the budget for thIS iron pIpe. Because the water mam fiscal year." Get the tools you need from I Republic Bank. YW I Home Improvements have never been easier. Repubhc Bank offers great ophons to help you make the improvements you always wanted Get home equIty term loans as low as 8 25% APR WIth no fees Or, choose 100% financmg to use more eqUIty for your bigger projects And, as an added bonus, we'll 9lve you a free tool WIth each approved loan Choose Repubhc Bank to get the tools you need for easIer home Improvements -3" DOUBLE• PRINTS Bloomfield H~s .. 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JARVIS Amesbu Mass . ~ ..-': f April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 11A Milk River system engineering group is honored for project innovations By Jim Stlckford computer modelIng, which of water quahty modelIng" dur- staff Wnler baSin three tlme~ the Sl?e of Force "By pluggmg III different resulted In the savmg of $15 Ing negotIatIOns With the hou'>e," Forte ~ald ''Thl~ water As much as the Mtlk RIVer the 185 million gdllon model numbers representing differ- mllhon m Milk River construc- state's Department of then flows bdck to the lake combined sewage overflow sys- that was findlly built," 'Sdld tion costs Environmental QualIty WIlERB CREATIVE YEARS ANn CREATIVE DESIGNS Go llANo INllANo - I • i l 'r G ~"'''.. J"_. _ 1 .. ; ~ndjl " MClTl! 1hanJust Grr!at Golf Youll JO\l~11'1mg aJ LanrlfaJl, bUI keep vour bags paded. You'l need them for Jack NIckJam and Pete Dye golf And for afternoons al Wnglllsvdle Bead! 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Plus, the Interest you do pay IS usually tax deduetJble: But you must apply by May 3 I, 1996. So dIVe Into the poss,b,lrtles of EqurMoney today. For information or to apply by phone, call 1-800-CALL-MNB £. Michigan National Bank "The discounted ",tro . •• 12A April 11, 1996 News Grosse Pointe News Sport utilities out of state and didn't realize stolen in Park PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS she was selling them Illegally. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID The Grosse POinte Park The Board of EducatIOn of The Grosse Pomte Pubhc School Pl.lbllc Safety Depdl tment System, Wayne County, Michigan, Will receive sealed bid'! investigated the theft of two City police for a bOIler project at our Poupard Elementary School »port utIlIty \ehlcles la"t week Ing profusely after havlOg a J Errant driver's surgical procedure and had issue warning SpecificatIOns and Bid Forms wll! be available at a The first mCldent mvolved a course halted gone to the office for help Followmg three reports of MANDATORY Pre-bid walk through on Tuesday, Api'll 16, When the patient realized the 1996 Jeep Cherokee that was A Grosse Pomte Woods traf- women bemg attacked by 1996, begmnmg m the receIvmg room at Poupard surgeon was not In, she went to tdken from a dnvewd) m the fic officer spotted a man drl- purse snatchers m the CIty of Elementary at 1 30 P m 20655 Lennon, Hal per Woods, the nearest hospital for med- MI 1100 block of Bedford between vlOg hiS car WIthout lights on Grosse Pomte, and the descnp- Ical treatment tlOn of the suspects being SImi- 10 30 pm Sunday, March 31, southbound Mack at Allard Sealed bids Will be due Tuesday, Api'll 30, 1996, 2 00 p m and 7 a m Monday, Api'll 1 around 9 45 P m on Api'll 5 and lar to purse snatchers who have struck In surroundIng at the AdmlUlstratlOn BUIlding of the Grosse POinte Board dttempted to stop him of EducatIOn, 389 8t Clair Ave, Grosse Pomte, MI 48230 The Cherokee wa<; found by The motorist, a 78-year-old Woods home commumtles, police are urging at which time and place the bids WIll opened and pubhclv DetrOIt police, partially Woods reSident, contmued dn- res,dent", to b" Oil tht: dlt!rL, read aloud stnpped, before the owner even vlOg along the curb, m the burglarized espeCIally when m shoppmg discovered It was mlssmg ldnes reserved for parkmg, areas and when arriVing home Please direct questIOns to Larry Yankauskas, SuperVIsor of then made a Wide TIght turn Someone smashed a base- BUIldings and Grounds, 343-2070 The second theft happened onto Severn, narrowly missing ment wmdow of a home In the On April 6, a 66-year-old BOARD OF EDUCATION between 11 pm Wednesday, a stop SIgn 800 block of Vermer m Grosse CIty woman was out for a walk THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM Pomte Woods on AprIl 3 and Api'll 3, and 1 45 a m The man then pulled part- around 11 a m In the area of Frank Siaden Thursday Api'll 4 A 1988 GMC way onto the curb, started to stole a fire-proof strongbox con- Washmgton and St Paul when G PN 04 04 96 &. 04 II 96 Seuelary Jimmy was taken from a get out of hiS car and aCCiden- ~aming cash and other valu- she was approached from able items. behmd and robbed of her mUniCipal parkmg lot In the tally shifted mto reverse fREE HOME DELIVERY 15400 block of Mack Both inCI- mstead of park The Woods The homeowner said the purse The woman reported dents remain under Investlga- officer qUickly shifted his InCIdent occurred sometime seeing two men flee in a maroon vehIcle ItlOn patrol car mto reverse to aVOid between 8 30 a m and 5 30 being hit by the errant drIver. pm, when he returned home A bad day to The man's vehicle stopped and found the broken base- On April 5, a 66-year-old after hlttmg a small tree on the ment window The burglar CIty woman arrived home in , lawn apparently ignored several the area of St Clair and pick for a walk pieces of gold Jewelry left with- Charlevoix around 8'40 p m The simple arrest of a sus- When the officer approached In plam sight but located the after havmg been m the pect for breaking mto a car the motonst, he detected an box, which was hidden Maryland and Kercheval area, turned Into somethmg all odor of alcohol But because parked her car In the garage together dIfferent for Park the man had a medical condi- and was struck over the head, public safety officers when tIOn that made It ImposSIble for A big mistake knocked down and kicked they dIscovered theIr suspect him to use a Breathalyzer, the WHOLE When the reSIdent who lives before her purse was stolen...... 5kIIIess U.S.D.A. ChOice was wanted for attempted officer had to take him to St m the 1100 block of S. Renaud The robber, described as a murder John HospItal to have blood in Grosse Pointe Woods came IEEF CHICKEN drawn, the sample was sent to heavyset man, fled in a dark DELMONICO 1 home from work on April 2, he car TENDERLOIN the Michigan State Police BREASTS It all began when polIce was shocked to find a crew of (Cut &: Trimmed Free) STUIS receIVed a call from a com- Cnme Lab for analysIS. L,m,12 Please roofers on his house removmg On Api'll 1, a 8t Clair Shores 99 • 99 plamant who reported seeing Charges, if any, await the out- shmgles. 49 $1 1b come of the blood analysis. woman visltmg a relatIve on Ib. $4 Ib. someone walking along Mack The resident ordered the $4 that the complamant thought Washmgton near Goethe was workers to stop and reported hit over the head as she was he had seen breaking into a A mysterious the matter to police. The crew GROUND vehicle last week walking to the front door BARB.CUE IEEF, PORK apologized to the resident around 8'44 p m The woman BEEF situation when they realized they had saw two men flee the area in a Fro. SPARE 01 CHICKEN A brzef search of the area mistakenly gone to the wrong Was it a sign of foul play or a dark-colored car. CHUCK turned up a suspect, who was house and should have been at RIBS Identified and arrested serious injury? Grosse POInte DBOBS a house in the 1100 block of N. Woods polIce tWice were caned CIty police chief Bruce 49 49 Oxford. The workers agreed to Kennedy said the suspects m $ 1b. 49 The suspect gave pollce a to the 20800 block of Mack 1 $2 1b. $3 Ib. replace the shingles and repaIr these incidents appear to be false name durlOg the booking around noon on Api'll 5. The the roof similar to suspects described in process, but detectives were first time they were responding purse snatchings and attacks able to IdentIfy him anyway. to an alarm, but all appeared In order when they arrived. reported In Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pomte Farms and The suspect admItted to the On the second visit 15 min- It wasn't the east Side of Detroit cnme of larceny from an auto, utes after the first call, police One of the suspects is and a background check were greeted by a business the real thing described as weighing around revealed that the suspect had owner who found two pools of Grosse Pomte Farms police 300 pounds an extensIve criminal history blood and several paper towels received a tip that a local shop saturated WIth blood on the LOCK IN TODAY of such crimes as breaking and was selling counterfeit Chanel entenng and criminal sexual ground by the back of the pu!'lR!S';~ cmly'tWo stores in "We are urging ev.eryone to conduct. buIlding. the Detmit area - Salts and be on the lookout, cautious tlIld < alert to their surroundings," The bUSiness owner said he Neiman Marcus - are autho- Kennedy said 'The suspects . ~AND RECEIVE Police also discovered that had heard the back door open rized to sell the deSIgner hand- appear to be followmg theIr the suspect was wanted by and two people talking min- bags. VIctims home from shopping Detroit police for assault With utes earlIer, but didn't see any- An undercover officer went areas" mtent to murder one. mto the store, purchased a bag - Shzrley A. McShane A GUARANTEED Detectives were called to the for $120 and then turned It Crime Stoppers Inc offers The suspect was taken to scene and secured the area as a over to Chanel representatIves, poSSIble crime scene A short who told Farms police they rewards of up to $1,000 for Wayne County Jall pendmg hiS mformatwn leadmg to an arraignment on the Park's while later, after checking with would only pursue ciVIl charges arrest of persons responszble RETURN OF area emergency rooms, police against the store due to the charges of larceny from an for cnmes. Callers remam auto, and still faces legal pro- learned that a patient of an small number of purses being anonymous and wlll be ceedings regarding charges by oral surgeon, whose office 18 in sold out of the shop. assigned a code number. 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Ul'I'tl"'9I"q T T'i'W' D~~lk andlRA~ o,hrt km l~\. rOUpt"n~ """ ~~.I r.'~ CIlMM ht- comb;n~ _ l~ Ihe eh"..,.,. ol~ ( Of1'1\.1IT'1~ d",pooe: j~ t'lI'lly Bnghton 229-8174 Rochester 852.7820 Clarkston 620.3550 St Clair Shores Not valid with 445-2640 IllY other offer Lathrop VIllagp 557-2552 Sterling Hts. 979-7200 or prior purchases ~~, Livonia 422-8088 Taylor 287.4220 AFETYZONE West Bloomfield 669.0440 Store: 114!'=.~: Help make 1he world safe from ...... ~ I I 1.800.23.PELLA •.....•.•.••._ .....a-.••..•.... ~ ~~ '"""_.d...... 1~72.1717 I Apn111, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 13A Imported Italian top-grain leather sofa available m green or Imported Italian top-gram leather sofa available m black or saddle Reg $1499 SALE $899 IVOry Reg $1499 SALE $899 Matchmg love seat chalf and ottoman also available Imported Italian top-grain leather sofa In soft, supple cream Imported Italian top-gram leather sofa available In mauve or leather Reg $1699 SALE $999 blush Reg $1699 SALE $999 Matchmg loveseat chalf and ottoman also avarlable Matching Ioveseat. chair and ottoman also avaIlable 1 ,I f -.r Slip-covered look top-gram burgundy leather sofa. Ivory top-grain leather sofa from Elite of California. Reg $2599 SALE $1499 Reg. $2599 SALE $1499 Matchmg chalf and ottoman also available Matching Iovesest. chaITand ottomsn also avadable Soft, supple hunter green top-gram leather sofa with tan welts. LUXUriOUs black top-gram leather sofa with tan werts. Reg $2799 SALE $1599 Reg $2799 SALE $1599 Matchrng chalf and ottoman also available Matching chaIT and Oftoman also avadable _M 3-plece Imported Italian burgundy top-graln leather sectional 3-plece Imported Italian taupe top-grain leather sectional Reg $3199 SALE $1899 Reg $3699 SALE $2199 ~l------'" ...... 14A Apn111, 1996 Schools Grosse Pointe News School days: Learning should be a home-school relationship By Victor Bloom, MD learnll1g IS the book, not the better yet, the parent will say, advanced books for a preco- PsychlatrlsVPsychoanalyst televIsIon set Some pro- and frustratIOn The parent these old teachings Educa- "Let's look It up In a book," CIOUSchild Grosse POintePark grams geared to learnmg on is the role.model for solving tIOn and learning are tradl. "1 know a book that mIght It IS good to mstIlllll the problems, perseverlllg at a (Thil, 1\ fourth III a senes of TV are fine - but not the usu- have the answer," And the tlons that go back to the an- ~hJld a I \~lOnof the future It task, and handllllg frustra- cient Hebrews and Greeks. articles on parentlllg) al mmdless and endless se- book may be a dIctIOnary, an IS fun to c>.plorc the many oc. In my prevIous artIcles, I quence of cal toons tIOn Illth Calm determina- School can be supplemented encyclopedla or, yes, even a cupatlons that would IIlterest ~tressed the role of parents m TelevIsion, 011 the whole, tIOn by stones of Greek mytholo- thesaurus, where the child a chIld "A butcher, a baker, Itlattng learnll1g and rules should be drastically Imllted Each chIld has a u11lque gy, the classic chIldren's sto. can learn to e>.pand hIS or a candlestick maker," a doc- from the earhest days Even to an elementary school her vocabulary and learn talent, but thIS talent may not ries and fauy tales. Chil- when the child IS an mfant, 1l1lpJ!The chIld sllOuld learn t01, a lawyer, an engllleer, a be uncovered IIlthout explor- spelhng, synonyms and anto- pohceman, a fireman, an dren need to feel swept up in you can sing the alphabet to relate to a person, not the nyms lng all the many posslblh- a contmuum of culture, par- song among others tube The teacher ISa parent ecologIst, a supermarket tIes School consIsts of read- take m the powerful mytholo- I hope the parent will not be checker, a hamburger SlIlce the chdd\ young surrogate, and whether or not embarrassed to not know the mg, WTltlllg and 'nthmetIc, gy wlthm the tapestry of our bram IS receptIve to lan- the chIld looks to the teacher answer, but rather have the flIpper, a bus dTlver, a facto. but It also consIsts of hIstory Western clvlhzation, which ry worker, a carpenter, el!'c- and geography, mU<;lCRnd "\!!1"e and <0"" tl,e :1lph:1b~t fcr l.."rmug J"peIlJ" 011 :lssunlrlc<; that the answer tncmn or plumber has b""n a Judev-Christ.an ~ dtbe' easIly 7~lprmted on whether he or she looked to can be found. art and sports The parent is culture, but now WIth a WIder the chIld's cerebral wrtex. the parent for learnmg More and more I hear Don't be afrald to give the the one to gwe the proper bal- spectrum that includes some The alphabet IS the baSIS of In order for the school expe- nowadays that the child does whole range of posslbihties. ance between work and recre. knowledge of Afncan and written language SImIlarly, nence to be optimal, the pa- not want to do homework, and explam what the work atlOn. ASIan culture, along with a might be like And yOI1can The Job of chIldhood IS songs can be mvented about rent should take a great inter- ThIS IS most hkely a deriva- keen awareness that there also be far-out, and even schoolwork, and recreation countmg and numbers est m the chIld's studies 111 tIve of the parent not wantmg are other languages and sub- Games can be played about school The mother and fa- the child to do homework, mentIOn a rocket SCIentist or should not overshadow or cultures addmg and subtractmg, us- ther should ask questlOns and the latter may come astronaut GIVea child the take precedence over school. ing fingers and blocks, kOl- and encourage the child to from the parent's ongomg re- whole range of possibIlities, As they say, "Busmess before pleasure," "the early bird ves and forks Names can be ask questlOns Nothing belhous attItude from chIld- and let him or her know that The home should supple- catches the worm," "early to glVen for thmgs, along WIth squelches a child's natural hood or adolescence, School we are Just scratching the ment and complement what simple spellmg Stones can CUTJO~ltyand love of learn- should not be Just 9 to 3. surface of amazing posslbilJ- bed and early to Tlse, makes goes on at school, and pa- be read, told and retold The mg more than to dIscourage There IS a time for recess tIes and potentlahtles a person healthy, wealthy rente; should take an active and wIse" Idea IS to suffuse your rela- questIOns How many tImes and a time for play, and a Convey the concept that part III curriculum and pa- tIonshlp WIth learnmg and have you heard, "That IS a tIme for quiet study. learnmg and creativIty can There IS much wisdom III rent-teacher dIscussions. the love of learnmg d" Children should be encour- be fun, answermg questions, TeleVISIon IS a senous stUpl question' or "Stop ask- completing aSSIgnments and and deletenous detraction mg so many questIOns!"? aged to read books, and to bor- row books from the hbrary. fulfilhng potential can be from the kmd of learning a ChIldren are naturally cu- fun But realizmg potential OUTDOOR FURNITURE school child must undertake. nous, and ask you for an- The hbrarian can often be of also involves some hard REFINISHING & RESTRAPPING swers They can be given cli- great help to recommend age- The beginnmg of formal rectly, or sometimes even work and perseverance, Be Ready for Spring I appropriate books, and more some delayed gratification Expert refinIsh ,n9 of all brands of aluminum and wroughllron Including Woodard, Tropltone,& Brown Jardan. Engler names Pointers to alliance board "J" 50 strap & paint colors available' ~ Custom cushions slings and Gov. John Engler has ap. or Susan Wheeler has also catlllg qualified new hires, rolling the potential employ- umbrellas In over 200 fabncs I pointed Grosse P01l1te Woods been appointed by the gover. upgrading skills of existing ee mto the rIght program to resident Timothy GraJewski, nor to ,serve as SEGA's repre- workers, securing cost-effec- fulfill that particular per. KEN'S CASUALS (810) 585.6629 president and chief executive sentabve on zoning boards tlVe skills training and ac- son's needs, 1352 Combermere Umt L Troy MI 48083 officer of 8t John Medical and planning agencies. commodating special needs Center, and Grosse Pointe GraJewski. Howenstein workers. Peter Butler, chIef adminis- Farms resident William Ho- and Wheeler were recom- Gov. Engler created the VillageorQirosse J"oiute ~lrores" Michigan wen stein, chairman and mended for. appointment .by workforce development board trative officer for Henry Ford Health System, will chief executive officer of Cop- SEGA eastSIde representatl:ve structure to implement and COUNTIES OF WAYNE AND MACOMB MICHIGAN serve as an alternate this per and Brass Sales Inc., to and Wayne County commls- administer his new "No NOTICE OF LAST DAY FOR serve on the Southeast Gov- slOner Andrew RIchner. Wrong Door" approach to job year and a full member next ernmental Alliance (SEGA) The Workfo.rce Develop- training services, which year, Henry DeVries, region- VOTER REGISTRATION Workforce Development ment Board WIll ~I~y a ma- would allow any potential al vice president for Bon Se- cours Health Systems Inc., Board. Jor ,role 111 JO~ tram1l1g, edu- employees to enter the system has also agreed to serve on To Ihe Quahfied Eleclor~ of the Village of Grosse POinte Shores GraJewskl and Howen- catlo.11 an? Job placement thrQugh any participating the board Joyce Piaseck, stein will be the representa- services In. Monroe a~d agency All partIcipating pre~ident of Joyce's Salon You are hereby nOllfied Ihat any qualified eleclor of the VIllage of Grosse tives for the eastern Wayne Wayne countIes (except III agencies withll1 the work- and president of the Grosse Pomte Shores, counlles of Wayne and Macomb, MIchigan, who IS not County commumties of the the cIty of DetrOIt) force development board re- Pomte Business & ProfesslO- already reglslered. may register for the annual Village Elecllon scheduled fIVe Grosse Pomtes and Workforce ~evelopment gion would be electronically nal Association of Mack Ave- Ha~per Woods boards were deSIgned to ad- interlInked and capable of nue, will also serve as an al- Clty of Grosse Pomte May- dress local needs, such as 10- accessing, planning and en- Reglslrallons WIll be laken al the office of Ihe Village Clerk. 795 Lake ternate. Shore Road (second floor), Grosse Pomle Shores, Michigan. each Monday through Fnday from g 30 a m until 5 00 p m The last day for recelvmg regl~lratlOns for IhlSelecllon ISMonday. AprilU. 1996, 'lbeMost~t HOMEOWNERS! •. fGdiiL;-il Improwment III IMng from paydIedc 10 paycheck! Replacemeat 'WIndows SIace .. Cameron H. Piggott, Ole Jmoention of 0IMs. ••• .. G PN 04/11/96 Village Clerk i'f • i'f , Made to rnealUre custom lit. .• . ' a THEI,(T>j 1bennallect gIazlng S}'5tem ,.: ~ 'n~J" reduces harmfuI fading of aupeIs and upho1stely by 9O'!b THE GROSSE POINTE ACADEMY ft CDm~f~ All wekled unltlzed construdlon ... f1/~ SlaInIess Steel Constant fora: sB1 {!MrItif;lh~11/ ~ CertainTeed. baJance. .. l E c T u R E s E R E s U The beauty of IIadiIlonal windows aaatng au.. IIWntftwore a 1m D with the lhermaI eIflciendes AIta'lIIIIon CoalnIcton L!-&!!~~!!!~,~~:=_'_~_n_y1_an IN YOUR CLOSET. t!HANGING FAMILIES, All you have to do is lace them up and hit the pavement in the 1996 MS Walk lor MuJtiple Sclerosis. Join over t!HANGING 8cHOOLS 8,000 Michiganders on April 13 & 14 at one 01 11 Walk routes across the aM/~ /prfi~HJrY r"'~~r~ ",dRJrHl-H state. Raise pledges lor each kiJome- ter you walk and leel good about helping to find a cure lor MS. You can even get some friends, family Tuesday, April 23 members or co-workers together and 7:30 p.m. walk a..~a teamt For more information on the The Grosse Pointe Academy Auditorium 171 Lake Shore Road • Grosse Pointe Fanns NATIONAL MUL11PL£ SCLEROSIS SOCIETY CALL (313) 886.1221 RI'U'''" ,n Ann Arbor Brrm,"~m o...rbom Amt, C,.nd RApid" C~ POlO,", 11:.1."",""" LonlOnf!, "'tdland, Monroe & ~""'" Free Admission I ..t - April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Schools 15A ~1. " SCHOOL NEWS Reunions through 12 wlil have the op- pOltUl11ty to meet IIlth, talk to The classes of 1960.69 from 1l1d )wrfOI m Ilith profese;lO. RIver Rouge High School 11.,) .II lhh ill e plannmg a reul1lon for Al tl "l" 1\ III come from \ ar. Saturday, June 29, at the Athe. 10th dl"(Jphnc~ - vlsual, I1Pum Hotel grand ballroom d.ll1CC I1IU~IC dnd drama Call Zack Benford at (313) 1 hr )1 O~';-l .1m h made PO~SI 842-2013 fO! a complete hst of hie thl0ugh the CommunIty contact persons and furthf>r [', undatloll for Son~hp')~~p,.n detail" \lIChl[,illl, .John 'I' Haag and ]), ITr glll( .\rOIl()\\ Events Admi.,<;ion., testIng for Plo,pectlvc Unll'er.,lty LIg- MOl ethan 300 students gett SlIwo] ';tuc1ent,; IS sched- from around the DetrOIt area 1I1«1 fur & 30 a 111 Saturday, will partICipate Apnl 18-19 at Apnl 13, at the Cook Road Umverslty LIggett School in campu" 111 Grosse Pomte the 1996 Arts Invitational Wood,; Call (313) 884-4444 Students In grades flYe fOI mOl (. IIlfol mallOn Winners Our Lady Star of the Sea students. from left. JUlle Parthum. Courtney Kaye and Matt DeFour. were mD!.DRY@ of LAKESHORE named local winners In the 27th annual America & CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Me essay contest sponsored by Farm Bureau ,f1!/"/fl1f (JIItk f/rMJ'e P~II(te.s> Insurance. DeFour placed first. Kaye placed second and Parthum. third. The trio received certificates for their achievement and DeFour's name will be en- 15% OFF Our town graved on a plaque for permanent display In the school. His essay now advances to state-level competi- The Notre Dame High Scbool drama club performs tion. Thorton Wilder's "Our Town." April 18.21 In the high school aUditorium. 20254 Kelly, In Harper Woods. Per- formances are at 7:30 p.m. Aprll18.19 and 20 and at 2 p.m. on April 21. Tickets are $6 for adults and $4 for students and seniors. HAR.VEY.S Compleat Traveler OUTTA HERE™ Air bags can hurt children 17045 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe LUGGAGE SALE Air bags - a great safety Great savings on the bold, feature on vehicles - have 881.0200 deployed In more than basic luggage in durable 650,000 crashes and reduced 600-denier polyester. dnver deaths In frontal crashes by about 20 percent nationa lIy 30" DUFFLE But whIle aIr bags have Folds flat to store. e;eved 1,000 hves since 1987, they mfrequen tly cause serI- REG. $45.00 SALE $29.99 ous ll1Jury Of particular con. cern are reports of 15 mfant and chl1d fatahtles caused ROLLING UPRIGHT CARRY-ON by Ulr bags, AAA MJchigan • report., Is scaled to fit easily under most In 11 of the crashes, the airline seats or ow*head. chlldren were not wearing REG. $75.00 SALE $49.99 .,nfety belts. or were not wear. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ing them properly In four. F' d P /I • • • f .I?I...,d J. other crashes, infants riding. In c>ummer NCflVlfles or your '-'II' ren .• 30" ROLLING DUFFLE In the front seat in rear-fae- • @: has wide-opening V-zip top plus gusseted Ing child seats were killed : THE GROSSE POINTE ACADEMY • front pockets and recessed wheels. when the alT bag deployed.: PARENTS' COORDINATING COUNCIL e: : "Parents need to be aware • presents the second • that the force of an air bag de- • • REG. $95.00 SALE $59.99 ploying 1Oto a child who is... (:I,I~~~~h n M_ ... ~ _1 . -~ :. unbelted, lmproperly belted c:J~'6Ir'6JCit'''' ~~ or 10 a rear-facmg mfant • • seat can cause serious head • • IllJurles - even in frontal : ~ ~ ~~ : crashes at less than 15 • V~...,'" • MS&tAARJ@T m p.h ," said Jerry Basch, • • AAA MichIgan community : Wednesday, April 24, 1996 : ON THE CAMPUS Fax 882-0220 y saTfet se:dvlces mbanager.. 1:00 _5:00 p.m. • o avol air ag inJunes, • • 355 FISHER RD. WE DELIVER 882-5100 Basch recommends the fol. : : OPEN 8 to 5 30 pm DAilY, Wed tll Noon - Closed Sunday lowmg gUldelmes for chIld • The Grosse PoInte Academy lower Gym • UPS PICK.UP DAILY SALE PRICES GOOD APRIL 11TH. APRIL 17TH passengers: • 171 Lake Shore Road • • The rear seat is the saf- : : Marinated Lean Tender Lean Pork & Veal e.,t place for chIldren of any • • LONDON BROIL BABY BACK CITY nge to rlde • Meet representahves I get information about • GROUND • An II1fant In a rear-fac- : local and regional museums, sports actIVitIes, community : KABOBS ROUND RIBS CHICKENS Ing chIld e;eat must rIde III • programs and GPA Summer Programs '95 • the back e;eat If the vehIcle • • 99 $5 LB. $329 $299 has a passenger-sIde aIr bag:. if~pAi\GROSSETHEPoJNTE. : LO. LB. • Be sure that everyone In ~,~~ 1 Homemade the front seat IS properly • ~~~I? ACAD'EMY. : Whole Purdue R' I Nt' • HAM SALAD buckled up and seated as far : """''"X'''"-- r\! Z. 11> ITALIAN SAUSAGE CHICKENS ~TllEiif" t'Q~t1 • CHICKEN SALAD reasonablyback from thepOSSIble.aIr bags as is • NO CHARGE ••• For Information Call 886.1221 • 011'011 '" Pq>pv. Witr. '" elt..... R".,r.r ROtU' -...,.."iJ!,.-----~-.- 1 •• , .,.,... , r 16A Autom.otive April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Mitsubishi's been in America longer than you realize Mlt5>ublshlIS not an G..llant, Chrv"ler was not mance coupe or roadster. AmerIcan household automo- Intere"ted because these cars But what about the lesser tIve word m the manner of would compete With Chrysler's Echpses, Without the turbo Honda and Toyota and Its own Cdr" In theIr dealer show. engIne and the all-wheel presence m the UnIted States rooms So MlbublShl deCIded drIve? They can't match the does not loom large But It;, to "et up Ib own dealer net. GSX m performance, but they products are among the best work, whIChIt dId, albeIt hm- do very well and that's an In every market segment It Ited enters almost $10,000 price differ- It al"o used Its relatIOnship ence For a lot less, you get Mltsublshl tirst emerged In \\Ith Chry;,ler Corp to set up the same beautiful styhng, the AmerIcan conscIOusness mdnufacturIng In the UllIted same excellent handlIng and earl) In World War II as State ... With a Jomt venture In the same high level of comfort. maker of the Zero the \1"r'T'-il III n'R'T'(1nd Star, The GSX 1" poweroo by a Japanese tighter-bomber that where It built the Echpse and Mltsublshl-bullt 21O-hp tur- was a major player In the war the Galant, along slight varia- bocharged and intercooled In AsIa and the South PacIfic tIOnsof the Eclipse to be mar- engIne, while the GS and price leader RS have a 140-hp ver- sion of the Chrysler dual-over. head-cam 16-valve four which powers the Neon Sport coupe The 1996 MitsubishJ EcUpse is as hot. performer as it looks. Since It was introduced in controls in easy reach powered by a 160-hp twin-cam 1990, the Eclipse has been The Galant, MltsublShl's EqUipment Package for the S, versIOn of Mitsubishi's dual- and you'll get full trunk trim, provldmg hIgh style and per- entry In the mid-size famdy formance at bargain prices balance-shaft 2.4-hter four- along WIth several other trim sedan segment of the market, cylinder engine. The 1996 model is largely is a good value, although It IS upgrades and convemence Autos For 1996, Mitsubishi added Items. unchanged from last year's up agamst very strong nvals, a tan interior trim color and redesign particularly the Honda Accord With all-wheel drive, good two-tone color schemes. The For 1996, MltsublShI tnes to By Richard Wright and the Ford Contour It has trunk ISroomy with plastiC looks, and exceptIOnal perfor- very contemporary and mid- make the Galant more com. mance, the GSX IS hard to cubbyholes for stormg loose petltive by addIng a panic but. dle-of-the-road stylmg on the items,just lIke a BMW. But beat at $25,160. The GS and extenor, legible gauges, easy ton to ItS remote keyless entry AmerIcan radIOcomedians keted With Chrysler Corp GS-T must duel with competi- the Galant S doesn't have fold- system, a timer to its rear Joked about the Zero, but In nameplates to find and use controls, and Ing rear seats like the BMW.If tors that offer the same level attractive seat fabriCSmside. window defrosters and option- fact it was one of the best war- Chrysler sold out Its Interest you buy the.Galant S, order of refinement and power, often The Galant GS model IS al antI-lock brakes across the planes around In 1941 and It In the plant to Mltsubishl at lower prIces. the optional Preferred lme. was a couple of years before when It was In fmanclal diffi- the United States developed Among changes Mltsubishi culty a few years ago, but made for 1996 are revised machInes as good or better Mltsublshi still builds the audio system and a "palllc" The Japanese corporate Echpse and the Galant there button on optIOnal remote key- gIant buIlt Its first car III We recently drove the less entry systems. Three new 1917 That first Mitsublshi MltsublShl Echpse and the exterior colors are available, Model A was highly regarded Galant. The Eclipse ISone of and buyers of the base level among automotIve observers, the best of the small sports RS model can opt for a spoiler but the Japanese market was cars In ItS price range of thiS year. domInated by European and $15,390 base for the RS five- The Eclipse is essentially AmerIcan cars then and Japan speed to $25,160 base for the the same car as the Eagle dId not have a thrIvmg export GSX turbo automatic The operation Talon (also made by Galant is as nice as any of Its MltsublShI at its plant In MltsublShl was one of the nvals In the mid-Size sedan earhest Japanese makers to Nonnal, Ill) but the Echpse segment, rangIng m base prIce has a neater tail treatment sell Its cars In the UllIted from $15,340 for the Galant S and Its roof is the same color States back m the '60s, but five-speed to $23,280 for the most buyers dId not know they as the rest of the car, unlike LS automatIC. the Talon's all-black roof. were MltsublShls. They were, The Echpse In its tur. under a deal wIth Chrysler Dual alrbags are standard bocharged, all-wheel.drIve on the Echpse, but antilock Corp, badged as Dodge and GSX mcarnatlOn With its eye- Plymouth Colts brakes are optional. The inte- grabbing styhng and very rior is pleasant, With an easy- When Mltsublshl deCided It competitive price is a definIte wanted to brIng In some of Its to-read dashboard that sweeps short list contender for anyone in front of the driver and larger cars, such as the interested m a hlgh.perfor- The first 1917 MitsubishJ Model A and the Dewest HSR.V cODceptcar now being between the seats, putting all exhibited at auto shows. /. 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Elliott an active member of the and received both hIS B A in Fnday, Apnl 5, 1996 April 2, 1996 m Bon Secours Philotohos Ladles' Society, and 1964 and M AT. in geology Verheyden Funeral Home In Born m Torrmgton, Conn, Hospital of heart failure Grosse POinte Park Interment A memorial service was held was presIdent of the Cretan from MIchigan State Dr Grlnvalsky graduated from Ladies SocIety During World Mr Meathe, 68, was born In IS at WhIte Chapel Cemetery on FrIday, April 5, in Grosse University In 1968 He taught the UniverSity of ConnectIcut Grosse POinte Farms, attended War II, she participated In MemOrial donatIOns may be Pointe Memorial Church In geology for many years at m 1943 and the New York St Paul HIgh School and grad- Grosse POinte Farms for City American Red Cross, Greek Gogeblc Community College in made to the Capuchm University College of Medlcme uated from MIchIgan St<1te Mona",tery, 1740 Mount of Grosse POinte resIdent War Relief and U S War Ironwood, and later at Murray In 1946 University With a degree In Lester M. Elliott Bonds activIties Elliott, DetrOit, Mlch , 48207 State College In Oklahoma He served In the U S Army Journahsm He worked for Mr Elhott, 89, dIed on Mrs Doulgerakls ISsurvived Mr MorrIS also taught In as a captam durmg World War CadIllac Gage and ",erved In Tuesday, AprIl 2, 1996, In Bon by her son, Lester Douhs, two high schools In GreenvJ11eand II daughters, Mary Alogdehs and the U S Army He wa" an aVid Secours HospItal In the CIty of Waco, and worked as a petrole- Dr Grmvalsky worked as a gardener Grosse POinte Theodora Apostolo, a brother um geologJst at the firm of pat'lologJst at PrOVidence Mr Meathe I", "urvlved by Born in Greentown, Ind., and a sIster in Athens, and a Hannum and Ver Hoeven In HospItal In Southfield and was grandson. hiS SIster, Marge Meathe, a Mr. Elliott received his B.S.C Ardmore, Okla from 1980-86 a member of many prominent brother, Phlhp, SIX nephews, YOU CAN degree from Northwestern Memonal donatIOns may be medical organizations Includ- Patrick, Larry, and James VERTISE TOO! Umverslty In 1929 and worked made to AssumptlOn Greek Mr. MorriS was active in mg the College of Amerlcan Orthodox Church, 21800 Bossonney, Chns Mertz, as an accountant for 10 years scouting for many years He PathologJsts, the Amencan Traver and Cullan Meathe, in ChIcago before Joimng the March Road, St Clair Shores, helped found the first scout SOCietyof PatholOgists CALL Mich., 48080 and a mece, Carol Bossonney comptroller's department of troop for handIcapped youths He also belonged to the Mr Meathe was predeceased U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh In in Michigan, for which he American Medical AsSOCiatIOn,by a Sister, Ann, and three 882-3500 1945 he became comptroller of William Clements receIVed specIal recognItIon m the InternatIOnal Academy of brothers, WIlham, Joseph and the McCord Corp in Detroit, Finkenstaedt the form of the Silver Beaver Pathology, the New York Howard where he spent the rest of his award, the hIghest honor glVen Academy of SCiences, the Phi Funeral arrangements were career. by the Boy Scouts of America Kappa Theta mternatlOnal handled by the Chas A memorial service was held to a volunteer fraternity and was a Fellow m Mr. Elliott was past presi- on Tuesday, March 26, in Mr Morris is SUrviVedby his the MichIgan SocIety of dent of the Detroit Chapter of Christ Church In Grosse wife, Marllyn, two step-sons, Pathologists. the Controllers Institute and POinte Farms for Farms resi. Doug and Alan; hiS parents, Dr Grmvalsky enjoyed pho- Adams EnlJlishAntiques also belonged to the AmerIcan dent Wilham Clements Vernor and Edith Morris; and tography, gardp:'lJng, astrono- Institute ofC.PAs, the Detroit Flnkenstaedt, who died on a sister, Edith Croake. my and travel Coflectibfe & Smafls For rhou9htfu( Gift Gillin9 Saturday, March 26, 1996, of Athletic Club, Grosse Pointe No public servIce is planned He belonged to the Serra Chests • Dressers • Blanket Boxes Memorial Church, and was the complications ariSing from Memorial contributions may Club of Dearborn, and served leukemia. Wardrobes & ArmOires Northwestern University be made to the Frank Vernor on the Serra USNCanadlan alumni regent, and president Mr. Fmkenstaedt, 70, was Morris Scholarship Fund, CounCiland was past governor Custom Pme Harvest Table~ of the Northwestern born In Grosse POinte and Washtenaw Commumty of DistrIct 15 m MIchigan of Enghsh PnmltLve Pme Pieces University Alumni Club of attended University School, College Foundation, P.O. Box Serra InternatIOnal. 19717 EAST NINE MILE 8t Paul School in New Detroit. D-1, 4800 East Huron RIver Dr Grinvalsky is survived St Clair Shores Open Mon .Ftl 9.5 Hampshire and Princeton An enthusiastic traveler, Mr. Drive, Ann Arbor, Mlch, by his WIfe, Margaret, four Btwn 1.94 & Harper 810-777-1652 Sat 10.5 Elliott visited over 80 coun- University He served in the 48106-9947, or to the The daughters, Peggy, Roseanne, U.S. Army Air Corps during tries In six continents, and Nature Conservancy, 1815 Clare and Susan; three sons, belonged to the World War II, earning the rank North Lynn Street, Arlmgton, Dr Henry Jr, Vmcent and CIrcumnavigator's Club. He of first lieutenant. Va., 22209. Phlhp, two SIsters, Ann Zerr Here's To Your Health Arnerica~ was also mterested in photog- and Elizabeth Grinvalsky, a raphy. Mr Finkenstaedt was for- brother, George, and 17 grand- J Mr. Elliott is survived by his mer president of the Evans children. wife, Margaret; two daughters, Products Co., and past presi- Interment is at the St. Paul dent of the Country Club of :.:il1\li __ Elizabeth Bradner and Columbarium. Carolyn Elliott; and five Detroit. An avid golfer and Memorial donatIOns may be sportsman, he was an active f GENERAL NUTRITION CENTER grandchJldren. made to the Sisters of St. Cyril member of the U.S. Seniors' Funeral arrangements were and Methodlus, DanVIlle, Pa., I (j}rdSS8 ~(J;n18 handled by the Chas. Golf Association, the Laurel 17821 or to the ViSitation if Verheyden Funeral Home in Valley Golf Club and Ducks Monastery, 2300 Spnng Hill I Pointe Plaza, Mack & Morass Grosse Pointe Park. Unlimited. Avenue, Mobile, Ala , 36607 Memorial donations may be Mr. Fmkenstaedt is sUrvived I 881-4GNC made to Northwestern by his wife Christine Caulkins University, Annual Giving Finkenstaedt, a daughter, George L. Meathe Fund, Evanston, Ill., 60208- Eliza Hillhouse; four sons, : $3.000rr 1801. George, Wilham Jr., Henry A memonal Mass will be cel- and Timothy, a sIster; two ebrated on Tuesday, April 16, I Any Purchase of $15 or More brothers; and seven grandchil- Offer good With coupon only at GNC POinte Plaza Not valid With Elizabeth dren at 10 a m. In St Paul Catholic I Church in Grosse POinte GNC's Gold Card. Any Other Discount or for the purchase of a Doulgerakis Memorial donations may be Ff'rms for City of Grosse Igoldcard Expire6 30-96 GNC made to the Karrnanos Cancer Dr. Henry T. GriDvalsky Iomte resident George L. A funeral service was held in Institute Hospice Program, Meathe, who died on Tuesday, (~NC COUPON # 15.tK Assumption Greek Orthodox 18831 West 12 Mile Road, Church on Monday, Apnl 8, for Lathrup Village, Mich., 48076, - Grosse Pointe Woods resident or the University of MichIgan, Dr. HenryT. Elizabeth Doulgerakis who 909 South University, Ann dIed on Friday April 5, 1996. Arbor, Mich., 48109-1190. Grinvalsky Mrs. Doulgerakis, 90, was Frank Vernor Morris Funeral services WIllbe held born in Crete and was actIve m at 11:45 a.m., Saturday, Apnl volunteer and administrative Former City of Grosse 13, in the Chas. Verheyden work in the early years of Pointe resident Frank Vernor Funeral Home in Grosse AssumptlOn Church. Morris, 54, died of lymphoma Pomte Park and at 12 30 p m ArchbIshop Athenagoras and in Waco, Texas on April 3, m 8t Paul Catholic Church for other high church offiCIals 1996 Grosse Pointe Farms resIdent were frequently guests in her Born m Evanston, Ill, Mr Dr. Henry T. 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October 1960, the young Sen companies - even though the strikes, they will get the care health Insurance The fact IS JOhn F Kennedy made one of TragIcally, Kennedy msurance companies have mty based care - stIll not that MedIcare gwes 98 cents they need Without becommg a strong enough - did not eXIst his final campaign stops In did not live to bee hIS \ ISlOn always dlscrlmmated agamst burden on their chIldren of health care for every dollar PhIladelphIa The presidential reahled But hh Idea pre- the elderly and often refused at all 30 years ago, in the last It takes In - spending only 2 election against Richard NIxon vailed Medlcdre Wd-'pa-.sed to msure them Nonetheless, three decades, Medicare has cents on admlmstratlOn and "- was only seven days away, and by Congress and Signed mto MedICare's opponents chose to Thday, nearly all AmerICans helped many of our grand. red tape Private msurance Kennedy was zeromg m on a la....Just 20 months after hiS stand up for the msurance 65 and over - about 33 mll- mothers and grandfathers get companies spend much more message of hope, security, and di>i>a;,smatJOnAnd, because of compames while Medicare's hon of them - are protected care In theIr homes on administratIVe red tape - ~ progress for older JFK's VI"lOn,two generatlOns supporters were standing up by MedIcare That's a big sometimes up to 40 cents of chan~ from what It u"ed to be AIl"erlcans What scp..lrat<..d of uldt..-l r\rn ....r..,,"'..l~ h""\t: hcJd for Amerll'a'" semors But MedIcare ha~ been every dollar they take In Kennedy from hIs opponent, the health care they deserve hke Only half of our seniors under constant assault from JFK saId, was a vIsion of had hospItal Insurance before politicians during ItS 30-year For 30 years, Medicare has A Hollywood actor named MedIcare, the other half hved But MedIcare's survival, and health securIty for AmerIca's been a well-deserved birthday Ronald Reagan, for Instance, history Some politiCIans have our hope for strengthening its older citizens m terror of what would hap- trIed to kJlI MedICare outright; present - after a productive denounced the Idea of pen when they got SICk benefits, rest on the AmerIcan lifetIme of hard work - on MedIcare as "soclahzed medl- others have sought to weaken people. Ifwe speak up for It so that It ''withers on the MedIcare - and make sure "I beileve In an AmerIca your 65th bIrthday cme "Sen Carl CurtIS of MedIcare has done more vme" where one's latest years Nebraska saId that Medicare than ease that fear Nearly the pohticians hear us - JFK's dream wIll hve on are the good years - years of Not every pohtlclan shared would be "a great disappomt. three years have been added What ISastomshing about security and dIgnIty, where PreSident Kennedy's firm ment " He was wrong. Since to the ilfe expectancy of 65- these constant attacks is the Ron PollcrekIS executzve medical care for the aged is behef m provldmg health care MedICare was signed into law, year-old AmerIcans since 1965 fact that MedIcare doesn't Just director of Famllzes USA, the proVIdedout of SOCIal for older Americans In fact, more than 60 mJllion older The risk of death from heart save lives and make life better natIonal health care consumer Secunty," Kennedy told a many pohtlclans were dead set Americans have benefited disease and stroke has for older Americans and their group. When do your aging parents need help? : As America's population rapidly ages, many adults • A marked change in a parent may have in coping own homes. Home health benefit those in need of pIe need to live happier, ~ will be facing the questIOn, behaVIOr Behavior changes with day-to-day activities. care can be helpful to those supervision because of healthier and more indepen- ~ "How do I know If Mom or - such as no longer attend- A variety of home care ser- who need a little assistance Alzheimer's disease, demen- dent lives. Dad need help?" mg church or not cleaning vices are available to help with daily living activities tia and terminal illness. "< While it may seem obvi- the house - might indicate older persons achieve the such as bathing, dressing, Kelly Assisted Living pro- For more information, call ~ ous, discovering whether it is time for a frank and greatest possible level of meal preparation and light vides the personal, individu- Kelly Assisted Living at 1- , open diSCUSSIOn between health and comfort in their housekeeping. It can also alized care that many peo- 800-541-9818. .;. aging parents need assIs- children and theIr parents ~ tance is not always easy. A radICal change in mood or :: "Many older people may behaVIOr that persists seem perfectly capable of should be discussed with a running their own lives and doctor as soon as poSSIble. .. homes, but often they are • Look for clues in con- .." reluctant to admit they need versation. When talking to HIGHIST OYIRAU. .. help," said PatriCIa A. CUSTOMER SATlSfACnOl'C a parent, listen for clues AMONG CEWJlA1l U Lynett, VIce presIdent and that may suggest some chIef operating officer of extra help is needed Close Kelly Assisted Living friends or neIghbors can Services, a home health care also provide valuable AVAKAaLE ONLY AT . YOUR AMER!DCH DWI!lS ..'" provider. insights into any problems .. '-..eM .. Lynett bsted a few com- "DON MUII1' CMIIUC .. mon symptoms that might ...... - 6llof1;..-...... Art.1d ,.'" mos.Ma.-sc. (3UjW-oOlI ~ indicate whether an older (HlIMH07t -- MIOMm COMIUftIIS ;: person needs some added WJt\uiD;Q ~ Get peace t1lls ...... 1Lt. assistance. (8ItJ_I.$"3 - .1 -- {IIO)"'WofOllO .. • Inadequate meals and ...... MUSAOt CIM'II , .. 1l7OI .. Grudbtr .... COMMUNICAnaNs :: nutrition. Older indiVIduals (llO):r:zo..li --...... ~ 1ft. aor-.. • may lose interest in prepar- 2'1IU ....,. ... lOibr<Ir~ 51 tlIaSl.n No 1."otllcw. ,. ing well-balanced, nutri- (31S)m",,1Il ....-...... , JIIIlOIJ'OfIIIIt II!• of JSIJJsr«u tious meals - especially if mind for only ,. ""'...... they hve alone. -.. (31.1) -....0 :z:rlloftt.~ -- • Unopened or pIled-up (lIOj-'.QlIfr IMON~'"...... (1lIOj77".:J:I- bills. Falling eyesight, "'1~La.t ... i recurring memory lapses, (~101"" .. --... l.aln...... , or hampered writing abili- a.«l%!fM6rJld. (IJOI'44.#llm: $ (llIO}1"JUJI,I ties are some of the reasons - _r.- ... .. bills go unpaid Many times 95 ttJ.IE.""""k (ILlll,"IS.ISllO- --(SI.3')1:IiiUoW7 -... .. older people have difficulty YGU and _...... • a month {SIJ)Ni3-f"W... Ie writing legibly or they are ("").~ - .. confused by particular 'mn.lI .... 1l4 .. (UOH"U3;I1 .. billing procedures. Y~ur Car ---(IUjS61.-&...... -- .. • Recurring memory --Cl:L5Gn11111Iio« ...... (lJI).ut-ln (11~):rr-"'IOD .. lapses Many older individ- -... uals can remember events ...... Mwlld. 1t!S11bd;,.\w- .. (~mtSl ..... CIIS'}5Oti-#'1 .. that took place 30 years ago r;. · ' ...... - -- .. with more clarity than alilUdiM. .... (1110) .... - (SIOj"'Jt.SMe .,: what they did yesterday. -- Memory lapses are not au.. " UISS .. 14 .- {818).-.me .. .~.f '!J~)~ : uncommon, but if they - - by Tom Fraser & Bob Hoover :n:r ~ ...... CIIOz.tu,. .. interfere with taking med- Sales Mgr ServIce Mgr (1Lf)"'''' ications properly or remem- -- (81t}'" '" EXPANDING AWARENUS 1UI1 1lL bering to turn off the stove, {JII) .... *3£1...... :III Both car manufacturers and the car -~.)...... daily assistance may be bu)mg puhhc know a good thmg when .... m ...... -1k ... .. needed the) see It All passenger cars (1~)"'" .. lWI:1ol : manufactured after September 1 1997 ClIO}...... • Frequent falls. If a par- \'0111be requITed to come e-qulpped WIth """ ...... (111)~ ent seems to be falling a aIr hags for both the dnver and front - _IDcGfhJ .i seat passengers ho"e\ er most car (SIOIf1S.C""-- It. great deal, make sure he or manufacturers are not waLllng Nearly al40CfoMnlOlJPb't (31f)c:r..\o"'tO all are noY!, Installmg driver Side au -- 100W!'TI().2:5-.. •.. she has a complete physical bags (as Yw ell as passenger Side Blr bags '.-wur IUCnIONICI :: .... CII_UIII'~ __ ,.,. .. examination. Many illness- In many cases I In all ne ....cars sports "''''''''-...... - uttllty vehicles and light trucks Why l.c---=~ 1..... IfIPIUT • es, as well as the side the rush? Air bags sa...e hveli Accordmg ._.. MalCOM : effects of some medicines, to the National Center for StatlstlCS and --... I...... iN AnalYSIS air bags have saved more than 1•• 14_.. ...1& .. ,. may be causing dizziness or 9]] hves In thiS country smce 1987 and (11;)511'" ..lit (II'}-=:r - lack of balance. A doctor 374 In the la" year alone The Mal1IC,.1NC. : Insurance Inshtute for Hlghw8) Safet) .... AItoDrc..." • may recommend using a reports that there are 23'l fev.er death. c:ow...... ".~t:hItlllW, ...... 117i.,...... (11')421.... -# than expected among dnvers In\olved In - cane or walker, or suggest head on and front angle cT3shes of cars {1I1f)W1r17""... personal assistance in the I..- .... tl ...... ,. equIpped WIth air bag. And these "AU,..,.MIIIIO numbeTs do not even address the --...... home as an appropriate ... ,-.It)W ... .. thousands who are saved from senous ...-_- .. solution. and deformmg inJury (II')"'" :1~~1lL .... • Lack of interest or feel- -AUt'OMlOM - Even If your car does ha ...e an 81rbag ...... (11t) .. 7'14 ing down. Although feeling lhl!'tes no substltute for thl!' safet) .... FREEPORTABLE PHONE (tlJ}IU>...... ad ...antage gained by ..-.earmg your - depressed at times is a nor- (111) .. mo _ seatbelt You are always the most .... 10 HOURS FREELOCAL AIRnME UI"~_r_ mal occurrence, contmua- lmportant person In our shop and 1t'S (31ljn"'?llo - (815)-"110 tion of this condition could your senlce reqUlrements we devote all IAUJO A&..-.-MmIOIIrIY our expertIse to meetmg At RINKE .... $10 OF FREEAMERITECH CEu.uLAR LONG DISTANCE ...... be symptomatic of more TOYOTA we have the cart! you want at ~ ---'!II. DIeM: (JlrU_llI$ (111) ..... -- serious health problems prlcrs you 11hke and we hale a temfic -- ....-..... &en lce department t..?o \\Thy n(Jt stop In ._- - and the family doctor and brow.e' G,>o u. a call at 7582000 ...... UIniIIl,...... -a-, {'''l4l''- should be consulted. In or ">top In and see us at 24520 Van Dyke - vou (~ ) \\ol1c-r" need us we re there to help 1.-.t11,ftU: --...... most cases, however, simply --- - encouraging a parent to get CALL 1-800-MOBILE-l TODA~ COMMIIIMCAIIOte...... "'" involved in outside activi- - -.---mOIN-JI.'IT""'''' 3-yeir f I April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 19A ~Il' __ ' ,,""l--'''G~l.''1.-..1-.. CUSTOM ORDER See our complete selection of mini-blindsf WALLCOVERING verticals, wood blinds, pleated and cellular shades! BOOKS Lo~ LowPricesEvery Dayl ~"~Tl ", ' Don't miss the HAl ~A III! UP TO ~':":'\:llr7~'i!.,~~. ~ on our custom M"Ii; /, "'-"'~.'''''~~:i$~ booksf We feature hundreds S of the nations HOTTEST designer books. 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'We know what our cus- tomers want and how to get It to them,» "aId 0wner Nell Bell Bell and some of hIs employ- ees regularly travel around the country, attendIng food shows ' and conventIOns and VIsItIng other stores, all In search of new Items for theIr patron~ 'We try to do thIngs that will benefit our customers,» Bell Nell Hell, who has worked at ment," Bel! saId saId Village Food Market since ItS Other key employees at That's the way It's been SInce begInnIngs, bought the store VIllage Food Market are 1956, when Bell's parents, Alex from hIS parents 22 years ago Demse Vicari in the deli and LeIla, bought the SInce then, the store has department and Annie HIghlIght Market at 18330 Increabed In size tWice and Centers, once an employee at Mack In Grosse POInte Farms added space In the meat, deh the former Hamlm's on the PrevIOusly, they had owned the and produce departments HIll, who handles a variety of A & W Economy Market at "We had a chance to move duties at the store, IncludIng Essex and Newport In DetrOIt Into a store down the street, so takIng home orders and help- "My father had worked for we dId about 10 years ago," Ing with check out Kroger in theIr meat depart- Bell said ''We try to keep the people we ment," Bell saId "He always Four years ago, Village Food hire," Bell said, explamIng why made money for them, but they Market expanded agaIn, many of the employees have promoted someone else ahead addIng another 30 feet of store- been with the store for a long of hIm, so he deCIded to start front time 'We will bend to try to hIS own busmess " "At that time, we had the keep these people" In 1937, Alex and LeIla Bell, longest meat counter and pro- JOInIng Village Food Market along wIth another man, duce area In town," he said. this spring is John McDonald, opened the A & W Economy Village Food Market has not former owner of Blancke Enoch Market After SIX months, the only expanded Its store space, market on Harper in DetrOIt. thIrd partner wanted out of the but also the varIety of choices He is working In Village Food bUSIness, so the Bells bought for its customers, adding more Market's meat department his share of the store specIalty and easy-to-prepare McDonald had worked in BUSIness went well enough meals varIOUS capaCIties for 27 of for the Bells to open two more About nIne years ago, Bell Blancke Enoch's 50 years, own- stores But the two newer added Van Karibian to hIS staff Ing it for the last 10. Three stores were closed due to sag- as dIrector of store operations. other Blancke Enoch employ- gIng sales at one and the man- "He had a SImilar back- ees are also expected to JOIn ager of the other beIng drafted ground that I had in the busi- Village Food Market later this to serve in World War II ness," Bell saId "It's been a sprmg In 1942, the Bells decided to good marrIage" "We will brmg some of our Village Food Market celebrates its 40th year in Grosse Pointe in 1996.From left expand the A & W Economy Produce manager Sam specialties over here, such as are, Annie Centers, John McDonald, Denise Vicari, Van Karibian, NeD Bell and Sam Market The business contin- MamacI has been with Village our pork sausage, liver pate, Maniaci. ued to do well, but the sur- Food Market for 10 years. ham loaf and Amish chicken," roundIng area began to deterI- "He knows what's comIng McDonald saId. "A lot of our orate In 1956, the Bells decid- and what the qualIty of the (Blancke Enoch) customers Seminar to help increase your sales skills ed to move the store to Grosse produce is," Bell said have indicated a wl1hngness to "Just ASK Dave," a two-week years. Designed for those just easy," says Bilbrey, "Just ASK." POInte Farms. "No one can match us in pro- come over here." "They bought the store duce," Mamacl saId. sales skills workshop, meets beginning a career m sales as ASK stands for ~ctivity, skill In 40 years, Village Food Wednesdays, April 17 and 24, ~ell as the seasoned profes- and knowledge, three funda- (HIghlight Market) and gutted Fred WolskI, who preVlously Market has grown from five from 7 to 9'30 p.m. at the War slonal, the seminar provides mental prinCIples to guarantee ~ It,» NeIl Bell saId ''It dIdn't worked at the former Salem employees to 39. On the cus- have any freezers They put in Square on the Hill and also at Memonal. the basiC pnnciples needed to sales success Workshop fee is tomer side, "we're lookIng at The workshop IS developed become a top sales achiever. $40 Advance regI.stration IS new fixtures and tried to use as Pete & Franks, also works in the fourth generatIOn of people much from the old store as they the produce department by DaVld Bilbrey, a top sales What does It take to become encouraged. For more mforma- we have served," Bell said professional for more than 25 a top sales profeSSIOnal? "It's tIon, call (313) 881-7511 could" "I'm proud of that depart- Getting your investment on your return: Employee business expenses Prepared by the Mlchlgan mamtaIn or Improve your pre- _ cdllllim fII~ Jj~ I AssocUltlOn of Certified PubllC sent work skIlls Accountants You're not allowed a tax "cIa April 19th 6 Exhibition Hours' F Fnday Apnll2lh • 93O.m 53Opm. Earnmg money IneVItably deductIOn for courses that n y, at :30 p.m. costs you money ProfesslOnal qualIfy you for a dIfferent kind 5alUrday ApnI 13th 930 a m. 5 30 p.m S tu A ril 2Oth Mooday,Aprl11Sth 9-30 a.m.-8:30p.m. journals, umon dues, bUSIness of work, nor can you deduct the a rciay, p at 11:00 a.m. " Tuesday ApnI 16 ,--,..... April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Business 21A Mr. Lou's Blue Rose Coffee House & Spirits offers something for everyone "NOBODY Is As PICKY ABOUT By Chip Chapman "I owned It as Mr Lou's ed to reacqUire the estabhsh- now the place will feature com- RUG CLEANING." Staff Writer Rhythm & Blues from 1992 to ment Mr Lou's Blue Ro"e edy acts The Portuge"e Rodeo The establishment at 16117 '93," LeWIS said opened It:, doors la"t month Clowns, a comedy troupe, per- Mack has had a number of When he sold the place, the "We had to walt while our forms every Wedne:,day mght Oriental & Area Rugs name changes over the past name was changed to the hquor license was transferred The new Mr Lou's IS notJu"t dozen years. 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" .... , ...... 4B April 11, 1996 Entertainment ...... 6B Gros~ Pointe News Features , 15,000 expected to Race for the Cure April 20 By Margie Reins Smith Hereditary cancer syndrome mograms and do regular Features Edrtor IS real, she said In the last 544-9099 breast self-exams We know Kate Sargent of the City of several years, researchers The Race for the Cure is run that earlIer detectIOn of breast Grosse Pomte will participate have proven what oncologists In cities all around the country cancer mcreases our chances 10 the Race for the Cure for have suspected and people each year Locally, the fifth vfsunlV MEET ARTISTAND AUTHOR PATRICIAHILL BURNETT Saturday, April 20 1 pmt04pm Store for the Home We are pl... ed to welcome renowned author and portrait artl.t, Petrlcla Hili Burnett to our atore for e peraonal appearance and book signing. 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FAX 882-8948 -t ,.::;z; t --,....- Apn111,1996 28 CommunI-tvc& .G.r.os.s.e .PO.in.te.N.e.W.S Cl~s En~g_em~e_n_t_s~~~~~ C.R Historical Services G.~ Woman's Lapp- Pollard graduated from Society presents MIChigan Career Institute and Club IS a Volkswagen master regis- The Grosse Pointe Woman's Guevara tered techmclan He works for lecture on Ford Club Will meet at 12.30 p m Mr ,md Mrs Thomas Lapp Joe RIccI Import Center as a The Grobse POInte HistorICal Wednesday, April 17, for tea of Hdrl I,on Township have service manager Society will celebrate the 100th and a program In the Crystal dnnuunced the engagement of anmversary of the automotive Ballroom of the Grosse POinte their daughter, Mary Lapp, to Trendell- Industry with a lecture on the War Memorial. Trlbtan Guevara, son of Dr and hfe of Henry Ford at 7 30 p.m Jean Rice, first Vice presi- Mrs Waltel Guevara of the Rauh Wedne"d!1y, <\prll 17, 1'1 Room dE'nt and program chairman, CIty l,r Grosse POInte :\n l\Ir and MI:> DaVid F. 326 of Grosse POinte Memorial wIll Introduce speaker Ann August weddmg IS planned Trendell of Chesterfield Church, 16 Lakeshore In Savell Her topic will be Lapp earned a bachelor of 1bwnshlp have announced the Grosse POinte Farms "Downslzmg" arts degree In commUnIcatIOns engagement of their daughter, Edgar Guest said "After Members planning to invite and a bachelor of fine arts Susan Elizabeth Trendell, to Churchill and Roosevelt are guests should make reserva- degree In graphiC deSign from James Lawrence Rauh, son of but footnotes In histOry, 1,000 tIOns by calling the hospltahty the UllIverslty of Michigan Mr and Mrs James L Rauh of years from now, Henry Ford chamnan by noon Saturday, She IS an account executive Grosse POinte Farms A July will stand out as the most AprIl 13, at (313) 885-8232 With Young & Rublcam Inc wedding is planned Important man In the 20th cen- Guevara earned a bachelor Janet Marie Roney and Trendell earned a bachelor of tury Susan Elizabeth TrendeU of sCience degree in blO-pSy- Robert Christopher arts degree In French from Hear about the good things Louisa St. Clair and James Lawrence Raub The LoUIsa St. Clair chapter chology from the Umverslty of Gardella Michigan State UnIversity, a Ford accomphshed, such as $5- English at South Lake Middle of NSDAR Will meet at 10.30 MIChigan He IS a student at master of arts degree In educa- a- day wages, mass production, School a m Thursday, April 25, at the Michigan State University's Roney- tIOnal admmistratlOn from Model 15 for everyone, soybean Grosse POInte Hunt Club. College of Osteopathic Columbia University Teachers' Rauh earned a bachelor of research and the plastic car, Hostess Will be Mrs. Kenneth MedICine College, and a teaching certifi- arts degree from Michigan equal opportumty for all, early M Wheeler of the City of Gardella cate from Wayne State State UnIversIty In marketing recycling, the No 1 tractor pro- Grosse POinte. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. University. She teaches sev- and sales He IS an outSide ducer In the world and the The program Will be Roney of Grayhng, formerly of enth-grade language arts and sales representative for Meier manufacturer of the first com- "Friendship Day," and mem- Grosse Pointe Shores, have social studies and eighth-grade Metal ServlCenters mercial airplanes. bers are asked to bring a con- announced the engagement of You'll also hear about some tribution regarding friendship their daughter, Janet Marie of the conflicts in hiS life, such - a poem, quotation or short Roney, to Robert Christopher as hiS extreme anti-union essay Gardella, son of Mr. and Mrs. stance Brides Chapter officers and dele- Robert L Gardella of Brighton. Michael SkInner of St. Clair An October wedding is. gates to the state conference planned Shores, a Ford buff and fre- will be elected. The luncheon quent lecturer on Henry Ford, costs $13 For reservations, call Roney earned a bachelor of Spaeth- wIll be the featured speaker. Barbara Doerr, Delores arts degree In advertiSing from Skinner is president of the Littlefield or Louise Reading. Michigan State University. She Dearborn Historical Society. is a print buyer for Visual Spaeth, daughter Services Inc ~!!1Ie~[ He has been a tour guide at of Ronald and LOIS Spaeth of Fair Lane (Henry Ford's School of Gardella earned a bachelor Grosse Pointe Woods, married estate) since 1977, and a of arts degree In journalism Mark Bayer, son of Klaus and founding member of the Henry Government from Michigan State Loretta Bayer of Lake Orion, Ford Hentage Association. The School of Government Umverslty and a juris doctor Inc wIll hold its 56th annual on Aug 12, 1995, at Grosse He also 18 a board member of degree from Thomas M Cooley POinte Baptist Church. the Grosse POinte Historical meeting starting at 10:30 a.m Mary Lapp and Tristan Law School He IS a general Society and he co-chalred the Wednesday, April 24, at the • Guevara practice attorney The Rev. David Wick officiat- production of the society's two Country Club of Detroit. PreSident Mary Ellen ed at the 5 p.m ceremony, educational documentaries, which was followed by a recep- 'The Past As Prologue. 1900 to Stempfle will preside over the tion at Mac & Ray's restaurant. the Present" and "Recollections election of new officers. The bride wore a high- of the Past: 1600-1900" Entertainment will be a singa- necked satin gown decorated The lecture is free to Grosse long led by Cecelia Mason, past Zepke- With embroidered pearl Pointe Historical Society mem- president A fashIOn show will be presented by Samira's Shop appliqued lace. She carried a Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bayer bers, $5 for nonmembers. Leslie cascade of white sweetheart ~freshments will be served of Grosse POinte. New officers Mr. and Mrs. Greg Zepke of roses, gardenias, stephanotis and stephanotiS after the program will be installed. Grosse Pointe Woods have For reservations, call Sally and baby's breath announced the engagement of The groom's mother wore a Kmnetz at (8W} 399-1698 or Jo their daughter, Ahssa Zepke, to light green b,rocade dress and a Mane Nardi at (810) 978-2335. Garry Leslie, son of Walt The matrons of honor were Daughters Gina Domke and Maria Bell, corsage of peach and white Szostek of Houghton Lake. A roses and stephanotiS of Isabella July wedding IS planned. both of Harrison 1bwnship Bridesmaids were Nancy The Daughters of Isabella, Grand Marais Zepke IS a student at The trumpeter was Mona De circle No. 937, will hold a card Oakland University Spaeth of Sterhng Heights; the groom's sister, Kira Bayer of QUIS. SolOIst was JIm Wells party beginning at 11 a.m. Ouesters ' Leslie IS a student at The bride graduated from Wednesday, April 17, at Leo M;mbers of the Grand Macomb Community College, Bloomfield Hills; and Cheryl Gabriel of GrandVIlle. Western MIChIgan UnIversity XIII K of C. Hall, 15570 MaraiS Chapter No. 215 of studying to become an electri- With a bachelor of sCience 'lbepfer in Eastpointe Questers will meet at 9:30 a. cian. The flower girl was Allison degree m prIntmg marketing. A donation of $5, which will m Friday, AprIl 12, at the Lisa W. Daubof and She works for McNaughton & go to various charities, will be home of Mary Blain. The pro- Spaeth of Sterhng Heights. Christopher B Pol1ud The best men were Thomas Gunn as an account represen- appreciated 1b make a reser- gram, ''Linens," will be pre- tative vation, call Jo Borowski at sented by member Crit Kaplmslu of Royal Oak and (810) 779-1542. Lelbrand. Timothy Rood of Ann Arbor Bauhof- Groomsmen were the bride's The groom graduated from brother, Kenyon Spaeth of Michigan Technological Men's Garden Sterling Heights; Darren Umversity with a bachelor of Windmill Pointe Pollard science degree In mechanical Club Joyce R Alef of the City of Adolfs of Pontiac; and James Grosse Pomte and Richard M. Moffett of Ann Arbor. engineering He I'>an applica- The Men's Garden Club of Ouesters Bauhof of West Bloomfield The mother of the bnde wore tions engineer With NSK Corp Grosse Pomte WIll meet at 7.30 ~he Windmill Pointe have announced the engage- a pink chiffon dress and a cor- The couple honeymooned in p.m. Thursday, April 18, at Chapter No. 385 of Questers ment of their daughter, Lisa W. sage of pink and white roses HawaII. They !lve m Ann Brownell Middle School. WIll meet Monday, April 15, at Arbor. Bauhof, to Christopher B. The speaker will be Madolyn 11 a.m. at Mrs O'Leary's Tea Pollard, son of Thelma E Lottman, a master gardener, a Room in Corktown. • •• • • ••• • • •• • •• • • Pollard of the City of Grosse •• •••• •• • • former member of the Herb Following the luncheon POinte and the late Matthew Society of America, and a board meeting, the group will visit E Pollard A December wed- member of the Detroit Garden Holy Trinity Catholic Church ding IS planned WE'RE Center and the Deeplands m Corktown and tour the Bauhof graduated from Garden Club She wl1l present adjoinIng, recently restored Michigan State Umversity a slide show about English gar- rectory With Father Russell With a bachelor of arts degree dens and flower festivals Kohler Hostesses for the out- POURING ing are Jean Obenhaur and In advertiSIng She IS an Diane Whall. Alissa Zepke and Garry account executive with G.P.Camera LesUe Amerltech Advertising IT ON Club The Grosse POinte Camera Tap Into news, sports, entertainment. 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Chma, Mlch, brought their for troubled children, adults t10n of the story of Jesus' entry SIcilian donkey "Dominick" to and their familIes mto Jerusd.lem thiS past Palm the church for the second year The goal of ItS lounders, the SUilJ"y In d lOW,do d gift to the con- late Chuck Muer and AI The children's story IS the gregat10n Staying afterward Tyrrell, an officer In the Blue time when all of the children to answer questIOns, they told Water Sport Fishing are inVited fOJward to the front the children the story of how AsSOCiatIOn,was to brmg steps of the sanctuary for the thiS particular breed of donkey attentIOn to the excellent telling of the mornIng's scrip. came to have the Image of a salmon and trout fishing In ture In language that ISgeared cross Imprinted m the fur on the St Clair River and lower to thelr level The lesson was ItS back Lake Huron. truly brought to life when "The western side of the "Jesus" entered from the back state was getting all the atten- of the sanctuary and proceeded It's saId that as the donkey tlOn m fishing publIcatIOns," down the palm- lIned center that carrIed Jesus stood In the Tyrrell saId, ''yet we have as aIsle, accompamed by the colt shadow of the cross, at the time good, If not better, fishing of a donkey, as the scripture of Jesus' death, It was so sad- nght here within an hour of deSCrIbed The children's eyes dened by the occaSIOn, that the DetrOIt" lit up, as they came to under- cross' Image was forever Muer and Tyrrell decided to "td.nd the humble way that marked In ItS fur 'Ib thiS day, stage a fishing tournament. The 18th annual Salmon Stakes Fishing Tournament, a fundraiser for the Blue Water Jesus arrIved Into the capital all SICIlIan donkeys still carry The event evolved each year Mental Health Clinic, will be held on Saturday, April 27, at the River Crab restaurant cIty of Jerusalem thiS mark and by 1985 had become a fundralser for the Blue Water in St. Clair. Mental Health Clinic. Grosse Pointer Chuck Gaidica, chairman of the planning committee, purchased the Last year, the tournament first ticket to the event. From left, are Leo Bell, president of the C.A. Muer Corp., raIsed $100,000, brInmng the sponsor of the benefit; Gaidica, meteorologist with WDlV-TV; Jim GUan, director of the grand total to date upto Blue Water Mental Health Clinic; Mickey Mouse; and Andy Remeselnik of the Blue $700,000 Water Sports Fishing Association. DetrOIt Self.Employment gospel and poetry readings Money IS raised through the Project (70 percent), Food from the Catholic Youth sale of $10 rame tickets Gatherers and Hunger ActIOn COTS reception: The OrganizatIOn and awards to Prizes include a trip for two CoalitIOn (10 percent), and CoalitIOn on Temporary volunteers presented by adults and two children to International organIzatIOns Shelter (COTS) In downtown Peggy Posa, executive direc- Disney World, a weekend for (20 percent) DetrOit IS one of the largest tor two in 'Ibronto; gIft certificates Grosse Pomte restaurants shelters for homeless men, Among those getting volun- to Chuck Muer restaruants all that Will partiCipate Include women and children In south- teer appreCIatIOn awards are over the nation, and a charter Chianti Villa Lago and Tom's eastern MIChigan the Timothy Quinn family fishing trip. Oyster Bar/Steamers of the City of Grosse POinte There are no lOSingtickets, COTS volunteers Will be Grosse POinte Farms reSident because they're all redeemable TIckets range from $60 to honored at a receptIOn from Ross Kogel IS preSident of the after the tournament for $10 $200 a person For Informa- 1.45 to 3 30 p m Sunday, AprIl COTS board of directors off on a dinner for two at any tIOn or to order a ticket, call 14, at 26 Peterboro 111 DetrOIt of the 21 Chuck Muer restau- (313) 923.7855 The program wlllmclude rants natIOnWide About 250 boats and more than 1,000 fishermen are expected to participate, all vying for trophies, club prIzes and $5,500 in cash rewards Besides the fishing contests, there Willbe family actiVities durIng the day, Including an outdoor barbecue, live enter- t tainment, a free trout fishing pond, face painting, prize draWIngs and more. For more informatIOn about the event, or to purchase tIck- ets with a credit card, call The lesson of Easter was truly brought to life when Ruth Rhoades at (800) 468- "Jesus" entered from the back of the sanctuary and pro- 3727. ceeded down the palm- lined center aisle, accompanied by the colt of a donkey, as the scripture described. The children's eyes lit up, as they came to understand the 80S: MIChigan's top chefs humble way that Jesus arrived into the capital city of and restaurateurs will get Jerusalem. together on Thursday, April 18, to fight hunger at the ninth annual SOS (Share Our Strength) Taste of the NatIOn fundraiser The benefit is part of a natIOnwide benefit for hunger relief, and all ticket proceeds s go directly to groups that are fightIng hunger. DetrOIt's dmner WI))be held at The Stroh RIver Place Atriums in Detroit Chamnen Eye are Grosse POinters Jimmy and Darlene Schmidt. Dye holds annual Officers' Ball Honorary co-ehalrmen are Examinations MIchIgan Gov. John and The Detroit Yacht Club held its 120th annual Officers' Ball Feb. 3. Flag officers Mrs. Engler. and Detroit and board members met the more than 450 members and guests in a receiving line Mayor Dennis W. and Trudy at the top of the club's grand staircase. Independent Doctor of Optometry Duncombe Archer. From left, are Mary Pittman and Vice Commodore David B. Pittman of Ann Arbor; Commodore Thomas R. McInnes and Debbie Rowe of Grosse Pointe Park; and Diane Eye Health Assistant The event begins at 5.30 Bruetsch and Rear Commodore Patrick Bruetsch of Birmingham. p m (for those With Master Board members from Grosse Pointe who also attended included: Hans and Sandy Glaucoma and Cataract Evaluation Chef tIckets or Chef de Kuschnerus; Commodore Laird and Susan Spencer; and Ronald and Doreen Hoff- CUIsine tickets) with a pre- man. Comprehensive Contact Lens Care glow receptIOn, Wine tasting and reserved seatmg for dm- ner In The Rattlesnake Club Appointments Seen Promptly At 7 pm, those who pur- chase the sous chef ticket wIll ~~~~;~~~~~t~i_~~~~~~~~{~~~~~. Appointments Available ~..(~~~~'~"~".r~"~ ....~ ~~M\rH Ul~ Mnlrl!1MMrv;n ~1'\fl1''''nI1 ~VlI1{Hlln Ml\IWI ..; 'l ra~\ .. , begIn a wine tasting and din- ner butTet The evening Will Include a 882-9711 SIlent auctIOn and entertam- ment by Mel Ball and Colours Det:i;~~:s:::O;:::~:~1~j:ljWest Bloomfield Grosse Pointe Woods Bloomfield Hills and Doug Jacobs and the Red 6900 Orchard lake Rd 19599 Mlck Ave. Bloomfield center Garter Band Highest Quality - Lowest Prices ri ~ Beaumcnt MedICal Bldg btw. Moross • VernIer 79 W Long lake Rd SUite 307 855 1122 882.971 f (810) 647 1 166 SOS works to alleVIate and prevent hunger and poverty WE GUARANTEE IT!! all over the natIOn by sup- porting food aSSistance, treat- Ing malnutntlOn and promot- Ing economic Independence 250/0-500/0 OFF among people in need SOS bUild strives to meet Immediate Custom Frames In-Stock Help the demands for food whlle mvestmg In long.tenn solu- tIOns to hunger and poverty TIcket proceeds WIll be diVided among Gleaners Commumty Food Bank, ASSOCiatIOnarcfor Retarded Citizens Forgotten Harvest and the ------,....E-- iiiM;;;;;.;;;~ --- -- ~"' --.-A--C_t April 11,1996 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Orthodox Christians observe Holy Week Anybody can do it? More than 300,000 Greek the first Sunday after the first aftel noon WIth the takmg of mldmght Saturday, when Orthodox faithful In the metro full moon after the sprIng ChrISt's body off the crOSb and "Chnstos Aneste" IS pro. DetrOit area are observmg claimed, "Chnst IS ~Isenl" An By The Rev. John Corrado equlfiox after the completIOn of placmg It on the EpltaphlOn (a Holy Week m preparatIOn for Agape service, read m several Grosse POinte Unitarian Church the JeWish Passover The last flower bedecked tomb), and Easter thiS Sunday, April 14 languages, is held Easter In his Nonlectures, poet E E Cummmgs writes about a part of the formula IS followed Good Fnday evenmg With the Sunday at noon magazme of decades ago which was the product of three only by the Orthodox Church bunal of ChrIst, a dramatic rules eight to eighty, anybody can do It, makes you feel bet- Orthodox Chflstlans cele. service when the Eplta.phlOn 1<; ter brate Easter thiS week due to a Services at the As~umptlOn carrIed around the outSide of AJ,sumptlOn Church IS locat- Do you doubt that there "tIlI are {probably always have difference m determmmg the Greek Orthodox Church In St. the church, followed by candle- ed at 21800 Marter Road For been and always Will be) people who Will try to hustle you date for Easter The Orthodox Clair Shores are highlighted bearmg faithful The beautIful more mformatJOn, call (810) WIth the same SimplIstiC view of life If I were even tempted Church determines Easter as thiS weekend on Good FrIday ResurrectIOn service IS held at 779-6111 to doubt It, I was re-awakened to a couple of current versIOns of Simple-Ism a few nIghts ago It was the middle of the nIght I had gone to bed, bone- Pointer is named Lutheran Layman of Year tired. and dropped off to sleep Immediately I woke up feeling The Lutheran Luncheon Cultural Center, 10661 Ryan m Hlstonc 'Ihmty ChOIr, servmg years Bob is very much bright and wide awake Then I looked at the clock With the Club of MetropolItan DetrOIt Warren on the vestry, actmg as an deservmg of this Important big hand on the SIX and the httle hand between two and named Its "Lutheran Layman As a Chflstlan busmessman, award" three, I realIzed It was not time to make coffee usher and servmg as preSident of the Year-1996" award WIn- Lutheran church leader and of Hlstonc 'I'rImty Inc As founder (m 1949) and I sought a soporific Aha' Reachmg for earphones, so as not ner, Robert Earl Marowske of CIVICsupporter, Marowske has owner of the Flame Furnace to dIsturb my Wife, I plugged them m and turned on the Grosse Pomte Farms devoted time, talents and trea- "We are blessed to have such Co, Marowske gained recogni- radIO Surely In the wee small hours of the mornIng, a man Marowske will be formally sures to making others happy a wonderful asSOCiatIOn With tion in the mdustry three years can find somethmg that wIll Inspire sleep I was not disap- recognized for hiS achieve- ago by being named the pointed. The Lutheran church has been Bob," said the Rev DaVid ments at the 42nd annual tes- and contmues to be a great Eberhard, pastor of HistorIC "Contractor of the Year." . Surfing the statIOns, I came upon what IS known as an timomal banquet on Tuesday, mfluence m Marowske's lIfe Trmity "He has done so much "infomercial," a commercial that allegedly mforms and eluci- AprIl 23 at the Ukramlan He enJoys smgmg m the for so many people over the A graduate of Denby HIgh dates not for two or three mmutes, but for 15 mmutes, a half School, Marowske continues hour or (gasp) even an hour his mterest in education by Castaway Koolowltz would call It "el hustle grande:' supportIng various programs of In this particular grand hustle, a very promment, very DetrOIt-area schools, servIng prosperous "personal trainer" was offering to sell you some- on the boards of the Lutheran thing that would help you deal with your "angry space" School for the Deaf (now What made thiS more amusing to me than it ordInarily Lutheran SpeCial EducatIOn would be, was the story he told. ThIS expert on full human Mimstrles) for 20 years, by potential (easIly gained by Iistemng to him, of course), told of establIshIng a scholarship fund walking into a hotel lobby to ask to have hiS luggage carned at Valparaiso University, and in from the sidewalk Before a bellhop could be found, the by membership m Valparaiso's luggage, complete with wallet and credit cards, was stolen PreSident's Club for the past 22 Somehow a human potential guru who leaves all that in years. front of a big cIty hotel has a few very practical thmgs to learn. I chuckled and soon found myself m dreamland, only Commumty and civic service to awaken after another hour. It must have been my mght, and support are another for another "Life-is: simple-just-buy-my.tapes" guru was on important facet of Marowske's the hustle. life He has been an active ThIS time it was a woman. Like the man I had heard, she member of the Michigan is found in the New Age section of your local bookstore and Chamber of Commerce board at the lectern of "The Church of What's Happening Now." of directors, the Boy Scouts of Her particular field IS human relations. She sells intimacy AmerIca (as member at large made easy. Th demonstrate how easy marItal relatIOns are, and Cub Scout leader), and the she called upon her puppy He barked, seemingly on cue. adVISOry board of Macomb Knowing that I couldn't dream up such nonsense, I lIStened Commumty College. on. Listening yielded the kicker This guru of instant intima. cy in marriage (all for the price of a set of tapes) was not her- Max Buhan, Lutheran self married, at least not anymore Luncheon Club chairman. I wondered if she had thought her husband had been a dog noted that, "Our honoree feels just as she now thought that havmg a dog was lIke having a G.P.Ministerial Association officers that he has been so blessed husband. Once again easily amused, I was back in dreamland that he gets enjoyment out of where I remained until wake-up time. giving and bringing happiness: Am I too cynical? to everyone he can." How about cynical enough. I don't begrudge folks finding a New officers of the Grosse Pointe Ministerial Association are shown in the top way to make a living and thereby contributing to the gross row, from left: Deacon Richard Shubik and Monsignor Gerald Martin, program co- A Grosse Pointe Farms resi- national product I am, however, saddened by the way that so chairmen; the Rev. William De Vries, secretary; Roger Skully. vice president. In dent, Marowske ap.d his wife: many of us look for simple, quick answers to our hves, as If the front row. from left, are: the Rev. OoUeea,Kamke, president; and Robi Baris. treasurer_ Corhss, havg tw'o adult ch111 our lIves were textbook problems we could solve by looking at the back of the book, rather th'iin an ongomg story that dren, Gary and ~le, and fou1 demands commitment and fidehty to the people, places, and tasks around us. First English Ev.Lutheran Church Fairy tales about "eight to eighty;" "anybody can do it;" and Vermer Rd al Wedgewood Dr "makes you feel good" may be good as nightime soporifics Grosse Pomle Woods I just don't think they work well at waking anyone up to a 8845040 life that is real, rich and full. 8 30 a m & II 00 am Worship WORSHIP SERVICES 945 a 10 Sunday School Dr Waller A Schmid!' Pastor St. Paul Catholic Church Rev Banon L Beebe. ASSOCiatePaslor Redeemer United GRACE UNITED St James Lutheran Church Grosse Pointe Unitarian Methodist Church ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval Church t ..,b Kercheval al LaJ.epolnte Grosse POinte Farms' 884-0511 20571 VernIer Just W of 1-94 W- Grosse POinte Park 822-3823 presents Scripture scholar Divorce IsIDivorce Is Not ~ Harper Woods Sunday - Worship 1030 am Sunday School 9'00 8 m Early Chflstlan tradition HIS presentatIOn, "The Visit 884-2035 Tuesclily - Thnft Shop 10 30 - 3 30 Chnstlan Education for all Ages 9 00 a.m Wednesday - focused on the empty tomb to the Thmb of Jesus," will be 1030 a.m Service & Church SChool (I 1030 a m Worship Worslup & Holy Euchanst 10 15 a m 17150 MAUMEE 9 15 Sunday BIble School Amazing ~~~~J~!!!!!.r;;II - 3 ()() Pr Troy G W81te where Jesus of Nazareth was given in the Canfield LUM,,-JUIN US 881-0420 buried, the women's VISit to it EducatIOnal Center 170 Rev John Corrado MInister THE SUBJECT FOR THIS Christ the King and Chris.tianity's subsequent Grosse Pomte Blvd. m' Grosse SUNDAY IS: proclamatlOn o~ the Gospel of Pomte Farms The event is St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church GROSSE.'POINTE Lutheran Church . the ResurrectIOn. The Rev HAre Sin, Disease and I Eugene La Verdiere, Scripture sponsored by the Lay .11 881-6670 UNITED Mack at Lochmoor ~:~ 375 Lothrop .t ChBHontt Death Real?" scholar, will trace the develop- TheolOgical Academy and IS CHURCH 884-5090 ment and meaning of the tradl- open to the publIc RegistratIOn lr 900& 1115 a m WorshIp ~ 10'10 a m Education for All First Church of Christ, tion at 7 p.m. Monday, April 15, IS $5 Call SIster Janet Scientist AFFILIATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC 8 15 & 10 45 a m WONh,p Se!VlCes at St. Paul Catholic Church Schaemer at (313) 885-7022 Nursery AvaIlable 240 CHAl.FONTE ATlOlliROP 9 30 a m Sunday School & BIble Classes Rev Fred Harm.~ • Rev Colleen Kamke Grosse Pointe Farms, 884-3075 .:( ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 282 Chalfonte Ave. "Our's, Sight Unseen" Raad.rS. ~1~~Pastor Catholic Lawyers' Society to meet CHURCH Timothy A.HoIu~ Asst. Pmtor 4 blocks West of Moro<;s J05epb emerilu:s ~ 20475 Sunnlngdale Park P. Fabry, Pastor The annual meeting of the Sacred Heart Major Semmary 10-00 A.M FAMILV WORSHIP Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 Sunday 10 30 am (CRtB ROOM AVAlU1ll.E) • Catholic Lawyers' Society wIll m DetrOit, where he was for- Sunday Sunday School 1030 a m. 10-00 A.M ClfURCH SCHooL ~istoric . , be held on Sunday, Apnl 28 merly dIrector of JUStIce and 8 00 a m Holy Euchansl Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev E A Bray, Pastor • The day's actiVities WIll begin peace and served as director of 10 15 a m Church School ALL ARE WELCOME • with Mass at 10 a.m. at rehglOus educatIOn 10 30 a m Olera] EuchanSI Grosse POinte ~ ~ariners' : • AnnunCiation Catholic Church, Qumn wl1l diSCUSS"ChIldren (NUIS -."X ~:=--~~ ....._ , April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 5B Home health care Bon Secours helps exercisers shape up safely By Janelle Dodd Bon Secours Hospital IS class IS geared for the begIn- • Strength and ReSIstance and help the new mom get back SPeCIal Writer offenng exercIse classes m the nIng, sedentary partiCIpant Workout ThIS clar,s IS deSigned 10 shape BabIeS are welcome In an effort to reduce costs, hospitals are releasmg Bon Brae Center gym to help who is a mInImUm of 30 to conditIOn and tone your • AerobIC Alternative Thls patIents much earher than ever before. ThIs leaves many get you in "summer shape" pounds overweIght The class major muscle groups LIght clar,s mcludes CIrCUItand mter- mdlvlduals wondering how to best care for themselves durmg the coming months mcludes very low.lmpact aero- Weights 0-5 Lbs) WIll be used val trUlnlng, steps, slides, between the moment they are released from the hospital Whether you're a begInner or bICS, use of cardIOvascular along With resistance tubmg weIght,> and resistance tubmg and the time of full recovery veteran exerCIser, the followmg equipment and/or walkIng, ThIS class wlll complement any programs wJlI help keep your reSIstance work, stretchmg aerobIC workout, or ease you to Improve cardIOvascular and muscular condltlonmg Home health care is a se1"Vlcethat helps patIents recover blood pumpmg The classes and relaxatIOn exercIses mto an exercIse program wJlI be held m three seSSIOns • FItness IS Ageless ThiS from 111JUry,surgery o. a mllJor Illness m theIr homes. • Step, Shde and Sculpt • FItness EvaluatIOn ThIS Session I wJlI be from AprIl 15 class is geared for those over According to a recent AmerIcan Medical AsSOCIation sur- ThIS class IS an extended work- test1Og, conducted by an exer- to June 1; SessIOn II, from the age of 50, and Will prOVIde out usmg the Step and Shde vey. 44 percent of hospItal patients dIscharged by prImary Cl"(' phY'>lOlogIst, mcludes a June 10 to July 1J (no classes a well-rounded workout to care phYSIcians need help that can't be proVIded by friends Reebok to enhance cardIOvas- health risk appraisal, blood July 4.5), and SessIOn Ill, from Increase flexlbIhty and cardlO- or family. cular endurance. The sculptmg pressure, total cholesterol, car. July 22 to Aug 24 The classes vascular endurance It mcludes segment mcludes weights and dIOvascular fitness, fleXIbIlity for each sessIOn are warm-ups, very lOW-Impact "Health care IS mOVing back to the future. In our ances- reSIstance bUilding and body fat It also mcludes a • Body Works. ThIS low- aerobics, walking, stationary tors' days, treatment prImanly occurred in the home. The • Prenatal and Postpartum workout program stressmg Impact aerobics class is bikes and floor exerCIses medical industry IS agam realIZing that it makes sense to ExerCIse Program FollOWing exercise type, frequency, dura- designed to enhance card IOvas- • Step ExerCIse ThIS class recover at home - especIally if it keeps costs down. Plus, the guldelmes of the AmerIcan tIOn and 10tenslty many patients prefer to have care gIven m the comfort of cular fitness. It includes a uses a step routine to enhance College of ObstetriCs and their own homes," said Patricia A. Lynett, Vice president strengthening and tomng seg. cardiovascular fitness. A Gynecology, thIS class WIll pro- For more mformatIOn, or to and chief operating officer of Kelly AsSisted Livmg ment strengthening and toning seg. VIde the expectant mother WIth register for these classes, call Services, a provider of in-home companionship and person- • BodyWorks Plus: This ment is included a safe, sound fitness program (810) 779.7900 al care to individuals needing assIStance in theIr daily hves National hotline for victims of child abuse always open While patients can be more comfortable WIth familiar For those suffering the hor- each year. and loudspeaker m the police al help for the mother. surroundings and schedules when recuperatmg at home, rors of child abuse, the Children, however, are not car, the hotlme cnsls counselor If you suspect abuse, if recovenng from surgery WIthout the assistance of trained Childhelp !OF Foresters the only vIctims of thIS tragedy was able to speak dIrectly With you've been abused, If you're an health personnel can produce high anxiety. Patients may Hotline (800) 4-A-CIDLD may Adult survivors of abuse expe- the child, who had suffered so abuser, call the Chlldhelp IOF worry about whether they are recuperating properly or be a lIfeline. The hotline is the rience life-long problems with much sexual abuse, she was Foresters Hotlme (800) 4.A- they may forget to follow doctor's instructions. only North Amencan, toll-free depression, guilt, Intimacy, fearful of any human touch CHILD crisis line proVIding round-the- substance abuse and dysfunc- But with help from a home health care provider, such as clock access to professIOnal tional relationships. • A frustrated mother callmg IOF Foresters, with over one Kelly Assisted Living, a trained caregIver can help child abuse counselors. In fear of burnmg her baby If ml1hon members in Canada, patients comply with their doctor's discharge orders, "In 1995, the hotline directed Hotline counselors have the child dId not stop crymg the United States and the remind them to take their medication, and provide trans- nearly 150,000 calls from master's or doctor's degrees m The hotline counselor kept her Umted Kingdom, is a not-for- portation to the doctor, if needed. across the nation to various psychology or a related field on the Ime for hours, calmed profit fraternal organization local agencies specializing m Counselors are avaIlable who her down, made sure the baby mvolved m a number of pro- "We're basically offering peace of mmd and assurance the preventIOn of child abuse," speak English, Spanish and was safe and found professlOn- Jects that help famIlIes. that you are well taken care of," ~ett saId. ''Home care said Dr David Kurtz, director French can help with the prevention ofrehospltalization by mak- of the hotline. "These agencies Some of the calls to the hot- ing sure your recovery is going as it should. We also will then took the steps necessary line have included provide a safety check of the client's home. to protect the child or adult in • A police officer trying to criSIS." rescue a young girl who was cReb-eC!C!aCampen, dlIl..!b. Home health care is also an important option for A recent study by the U.S. running along the freeway patients recovering from outpatient surgery, WhICh can Advisory Board on Child Abuse The child was iOJured and ter- !Boa.ul {!e.'ttifu.d in 2:JE.'tmalofo make many patients mcapable of performmg some of their and Neglect concluded that rified, refusing any offer of 99 normal tasks. A caregiver can provide nursing care, assist child abuse is the most com- assistance. She would allow no with personal care, such as bathing and dressing, and help mon killer of children under one to come near her, making with housekeeping or cookIng. age 4, WIth 2,000 deaths and the need for intervention 0w£.w.f ~E.'tm.atolc9!J - cSkin cSu'!9£.'r.!J 140,000 cases of senous injury acute, Through the telephone "Before sending a caregiver into a home, we meet with cSkln {!anA£.'t ~dwion and fJuai:muzJ: patients and their families about their individual health care needs," Lynett said. "Patients or theIr families can Red Cross needs volunteers {!'r.!J0~u'lf}£.'r.!JofCWa'l1~ - dtal.'t anJ.eNail~ then call us 24 hours a day with any immediate concerns or questions regarding care " to teach health, safety classes <::1't1ofu - ..££.9 CMita - cRaJu~ - c:4am. Home health care is also an attractive option as a Instructors and teachers are (810) 778-5600. respite for family or mends who are caregIvers. needed to teach Red Cross Administration volunteers Often, it can be dIfficult for famIly members to provide health and safety classes m are needed to help coordmate 18348 eMack diu£. • g'lOU£ fPotntl! ga.'lm~ all the assIStance that a recovering patient may need. Full- east SIde commumtIes and Red Cross volunteer activities time work'Schedules, distance from those needing care, Macomb Qounty. For more informatIOn, call '10't.:Ea!uJ.dLn:J {!a!1(313) 884-3380 and the demands of their own families can all be a hin- (810) 778-5600. drance to appropnate caregIving. Volunteers teach first aid, CPR, babysitting, child care "Caregiving is often a 24-hour-a-day, seven-days-a-week and premarital health coun- obligation. No one human bemg can do this alone," Lynett seling. Complete training is SaId. 'That's how we can help. Respite care offers tempo- prOVided. Call (810) 778-5600 rary replacements for caregivers who need time off from for more information. their continual care responsibilities." Blood services volunteers For some, the fear of high costs is often a detnment to are needed on the east side hiring a home caregiver. But the average cost of staying in and in Macomb County to help a hospital per day in 1994 was $1,756, compared to the at blood collection centers. $84 daily cost of receiving care at home, according to the Volunteers register blood National Association for Health Care. In many cases, donors, assemble empty ster- Medicare, Medicaid and other health benefit programs will ile collection bags, and serve help with costs, and many insurance carriers have incorpo- refreshments to donors rated home health care coverage into their policies Volunteers do not come Each year, more than six million Amencans - both the directly in contact with blood, elderly and those recovering from major surgery or illness- and training is proVIded. Call es - rely on home caregIvers. (810) 778-5600 Kelly Assisted Living provides the personal, individual- Disaster volunteers are JTODAY IZed care that many people need to hve happier, healthier needed to help when local dis- and more independent lives. Celebrating Its 20th anniver- asters occur - mostly smgle sary of prOVIding care and compamonship, Kelly AsSIsted family home and apartment Living is a subsidIary of Kelly ServIces Inc., the nation's fires largest staffing support company Volunteers are fully trained For more Information, call Kelly AsSISted LiVIng at (313) by the Red Cross to VISItdISas- 884-8461. ter sites, serve refreshments, TMONTH. offer support to VIctIms, assess JaneUe Dodd lS the manager of the Grosse Pomte branch damage and dIspense vouch- of Kelly AsslSted Llvmg. ers for food, clothing and other necessities. For more informatIOn, call Yo.-re ::.sywoma•. T • You feel great and take good care of yourself But sometimes It'S easy to Bon Secours offers babysitting course overlook preventive measures like your monthly breast self-exam, annual phySical and mammogram So don't turn your back on the most powerful tools you have Bon Secours Hospital will get tips to increase their confi- the CIty of Grosse Pointe. offer a "Safe Sitter" course, dence and creatiVIty while The $30 fee includes all stu- diagnOSIs and treatment designed to teach 11- to 13- making them more aware of dent materials, plus morning Bon Secours Hospital wants you to make time for year-old students baby SItting their rights and responsibili. and afternoon snacks. yourself Just lot down these three easy steps - techniques that will ensure ties as a babysItter. Students may either bring a 1. theIr safety as well as the safe- lunch or purchase food in the Monthly breast self-exam ty of the children they're caring The sessions will take place cafeteria. 2. Annual physical for. from 9:30 a m to 4 p.m., April 3- Mammogram, if recommended by your physician 11-12 at Bon Secours' Connelly For more InformatIOn, call PartiCIpants will learn how - alongSide your other appomtments m thiS complimentary to respond to emergencies and AudItonum, 468 CadIeux In (810) 779-7900. purse-size calendar It's filled With valuable breast cancer awareness mformatlon and ISyours Just for takmg the time to put yourself first Support program deals with teen grief Call for your calendar organizer today And keep your health organized m The War Memonal's monthly share common experiences as ed as a communIty servIce three easy steps Make your appointments, Just like clockwork Today Next grief support program, A Gnef they work through the grieving AdmISSIon 1.8 comphmentary Month Next Year Irs your health and you're worth It Shared is a Gnef DimInIshed, process. For more mformatlOn. call tackles the issue of teen grief For teens, It is important to (313) 881-7511 daJly except To schedule your next physical, or for a primary care phYSician on Thursday, April 18, from 7 help them know about grief Sundays The War Memonal IS referral at Bon Secours Women's Healtheare, call us today at to 8.30 pm' and learn to understand their located at 32 Lakeshore in the 1-800-303-7314. The program IS co-sponsored feehngs. The sessIon is proVld- Farms BON SECOURS WOMEN'S HEALTH(ARE WIth Verheyden Funeral Home ..(ll'! ( adltllx Road (,ro'\( POIntl \hlhlgan IK2~O and facJlitated by SOCIalworker Elizabeth McCormick The YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOOl PIYI!?'l'S.Hlt' medllllle /11111'he III1I1/UII t01l1 I' purpose of the program IS both educatIOnal and supportive, TO RESERVEDISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE offenng those In attendance an opportumty to listen, learn and CALL 882.3500 ~;l:~~~ .pm p .dE a- _ H Apnl 11, 1996 ' 68 famil features by Stacy Mayhew-Clements Grosse Pointe News. 'Tubby the Tuba' GIft" at Reading 10 the P.lrk, Schools Challenges for changes MaSOniC Temple Theatre young Cdmper" through tours, joins the OSO 15129 Kerchevdl. Glo-.-.e EducatJrs and Parents" at For more mformatlOn about Performances are Thesday- hand<;.on .lctlvltle", games and' POInte Pal k on Monday, April Grosse POinte Academy on "Tubby the 1\lba and HIS Elkmd's talk, call (313) 886. Fnday at 730 pm, Saturday arts and craft<; It I" conducted - 15, from 4 to 5 p m Follo\\mg Tue"day, Api'll 23, at 7 30 P m Instrument Fnends" Jom the 2333 at 2 and 730 pm and Sunday by ""afan gUIde,," made up of: her reading, Friedman wIll be 111 the school audltOllUm at 1 and 6 30 p m TICket-. .lre DetroIt Symphony Olchestra It's screening LaO ",t.lfTmember" and docents "lgmng COpieS of her book For There I'" no chal ge for the for a specIal concert for chl!- $16 . $60 Call the Masomc more mfOlmatlOn call (31.31 progJ am, which I" the second cats and dogs A "amphng of the pi ograms dren on Saturday, AprIl 13, at Temple Thedtre Box Olliee at 822-1559 In the Wilham Chdrles "Oliver & Company" and "All mclude" 'ChImp Chat" and the Mercy HIgh School (313) 832-2232 or T1cketMastel McMillan 111 Lecture Senes, Dogs Go to Heaven 2" are two "Dmo Dig,,", for ages 4-5, AuditorIUm un Mlddlebelt (810) 645-6666 Storytime on Mack e..t.lbli",hed by MI and Mrs G-rated animated features now "Jumor Zoo!ogI"t" for ages 6-9, Road at 11 MIle In Farmington shOWing at area theaters There Will be a Ston Time James T McMIIl.ln II to honor 'Who In the Zoo" for ages 10-12 HIlls Performances are at Fun to come for chIldl en at Bal ne" .lnd the memory of then late son "OlIver & Company" IS 11 30 a m and 1 30 p m Lan and "Zoo Snoozzz "for ages 8- Noble Bookstore, Pomte Pla18, who attend~d the academy DIsney's animal versIOn of the Register for ShUl WIll be conductmg the 10 "Zoo Snoozzz" gives chil- Mack Avenue on Thur",ddY, Elkmd, professor of child classic OlIver tale and the Summer Safaris orchestra JOIned by Rheda AprIl 11, at 7 pm and Thesday, sequel "All Dogs Go to Heaven dren the expenence of sleeping study at Thfts Umverslty, The DetrOIt Zoo has Becker as the host/narrator All AprIl 16, at 11 a m For more 2" once agam follows the antics In an old-fashIOned log cabm urges parents and educators to announced ItS 1996 Summer tickets are $9 For more mfor- InformatIOn call the store at of dogs, Charhe and Itchy. and hIkIng through the zoo at understand "post modern faml- SafarI SerIes for chIldren ages tnatlOn call (313) 833-3700 \3131 884.8712 lHbht Contact the DetrOit hes" and the accompanYing 'Beauty and the Beast' four to 12 The serIes offers 'Reading In the Park' ZoolOgical Society at (810) 541- Speaking of family stresses that Impact schools extended week-long, SIngle-day and hosts author The natIOnally known author and commumtles He focuses "Beauty and the Beast," the overmght adventures at the 5717 for a program brochure. Amy FrIedman, author of the of ''The Hurned ChIld" and hIS attentIOn on our schools' Broadway MUSical based on zoo from June to August The RegistratIOn forms for this fre- syndIcated column "Tell Me A 'The TIes That Stress," DaVid need for more "recogmtlOn and Disney's popular animated fea- Summer senes stnves to spark quently sold-out senes Will be Story" WIll be readmg from her Elkmd, Ph D , WIll speak about support" rather than a need for ture has been extended an appreciatIOn of and respect accepted by mal! only begm- new book ''The Spectacular "ChangIng Famlhes, Changing reform a" a response to these through May 28 at The for wlld!tfe and conservatIOn In mng Monday, AprIl 15 Renaissance label jousting for success By Alex Suczek The repertory, In fact, IS irre- ertles HaVing evolved and on the Nlghtwatch label, Phyfe Special Wnter SIstible to those whose fancy IS practiced much of hIS perfor- and company wm audiences There is a naIve charm to caught by Imagery of kmghts mance at the outdoor over a broad spectrum and music of the Renaissance and ladles fair One such fanCI- Renaissance fairs, he plays With lusty enthUSiasm In the Throbbmg hand drums, er is baritone Owam Phyfe appropnately the role of street words of one of their songs, whlstlmg wooden flutes, deep- who, WIth his New World mUSICIan at a country market they "drive the cold winter VOiCedVIOlasand twanging old- RenaIssance Band, has already rather than the courtly trouba- away" as they sing and play style guitars project an atmos- committed four hours of thIS dour entertamlng the the words of Gulliaume de phere of mnocence and serem- musIc to CDs. Chatelaine In some baronial Machant "Sweet lovely lady, ty Moreover, the lyrICS penned It IS no scholarly endeavor castle for God's sake do not think that by the troubadours and poets They play and smg for the love Phyfe smgs with an open I am devoted to any woman but of the time express an Ideal- of It and the mood IS both obVI- throat 10 a hearty, even lusty you alone" It's such a smooth Ized outlook on life ous and, for the rIght audIence, style falling somewhere lme, you'd hardly thmk it was ''BeautIful One who holds my infectious The arrangements between the Irish Rovers and 500 years old. !tfe captive In her eyes, who and mstrumentatlOn make Nat Kmg Cole While that may has charmed my soul with a minor but worthwhIle modern not satisfy a purist looking for It has certamly brought gentle smile come soon to my adaptatlons to the originals, a hIstorIcally authentic rendi- Phyfe the beginnings of success rellef or I wlil perIsh," sang many of whIch are madequate- tion (which is ineVItably debat- as the Nightwatch CDs are 16th century French mmstrel ly documented anyhow, and able anyhow) he ptovides hvely now available at Barnes & Thormot Arbeau. That kind of the mstrumental solos and entertainment and makes thIS Noble, Blockbuster Music, song IS credIted WIth havmg accompamments have a lot of wonderful repertory of song Borders Books and MUSIC and given rIse to western civlllza- splnt of theIr era as we sur- more acceSSible to a casual, Dearborn MUSICStores and are tlOn's modern concepts of mise It to have been contemporary audience. going mto distribution in '1m. \1;" \\mi! H 1\f\\I~~t\ll B\\D romantIc love Phyfe's vocals take more lib- With four CDs already out Taiwan, France and Germany. 1nrr " lll(''' J~' flu n.OI{~,i~i:uu: Garland joins AAA's 'dazzling dozen' Located on 3,500 acres of for its 73 holes of champI- undergo rigorous evaluatIOn by IIshments unspOIled woodlands, secluded onship golf, 50 kilometers of field inspectors and, if they The Four.Dlamond rating and scemc Garland Resort In groomed cross-country skI quahfy, are assigned an overall will be indicated with each LeWIston is the latest state trails, horse-drawn sleigh ratIng of one to five dIamonds property's llstmg in the 1996 Jewel to earn AAKs prestIgiOUS rides, trout camp, and 5,000- Of the more than 22,000 AAA MlchlganlWlsconsin Four DIamond Award foot air strip. lodgings listed in AAKs 1996 'IburBook - one of a series of The resort is among 10 In ad?ition j;,Q, Gar~o/lH. ot?er 'IburBooks, only 4 percent are travel mformation guides pub- hotels and two restaurants in prestigious lc:ii:tgmgs earnmg rated-Foul' Diamond Of the lished for 'AAA:s Hillte than 36 MlChlgan to earn the rat 109 10 the Four-Diamond designation more than 9,000 restaurants milhon members The Four 1996 In 1996 are Amway Grand listed, only 5 percent are Four DlamondA.ward is considered' •• - ThiS year's "dazzling dozen" Plaza Hotel, Grand Rapids, Diamond. MichIgan currently one of the tourism industry's Four-DIamond properties were (ll-year wmner)j Townsend has no FIve-Diamond estab- most coveted honors. ! announced April 2 by AAA Hotel, Birmmgham, (eight ~. MichIgan travel director Bill years), The Dearborn Inn, A Best durmg a breakfast meet- Marriott Hotel, Dearborn, Lyric Chamber Ensemble extends 109 at the NoVl Hilton Hotel, (seven years); Ritz Carlton summer camp registration deadline;: site of the 1996 Michigan Hotel, Dearborn, (seven years)j Hotel, Motel & Resort Radisson Plaza Hotel at 'Ibwn The Lync Chamber vate lessons The camp wiU;: Photo courtesy of Garland Ensemble has extended the conclude WIth two student per": Secluded and scenic GarlaDd Resort in Lewiston is the ASSOCiatIOn (MHM&RA) Center, Southfield, (SlX years), ConventIOn and Trade Show Renaissance Battle Creek deadllne for appllcatlOns for formances - one featurmg newest state jewel to earn AAA's prestigious Four Dia- "Summer Chamber MUSIC chamber ensembles and the' mond award. ''ThiS prestIgious award is Hotel (four years); The given only to propertIes that Atheneum SUlte Hotel and Camp '96" to May 15. other a program featurmg thEll; exceed AAKs requIrements in Conference Center, Detroit, two camp orchestras :; quahty of operatIOn, customer (three years); Grand Hotel, The camp IS open to students . -: service and phYSical appear- Mackinac Island, (two years), in grades 6-12 at the interme- (The Lync Chamber. Woody Allen and the ance," Best said ''To earn Four and the Radisson Plaza Hotel dIate level and above who Ensemble IS also offering a DIamonds, a lodgmg or restau- at Kalamazoo Center, (three study strmgs, Winds, brass and chamber musIc seminar for- rant must have ambience that years) plano and Will take place at adults durmg the same two meaning of movies IS awe-mspmng; features that Oakland Community Co IIege- weeks In the evenmg.) are practical and comfortable, In addition, two restaurants Auburn Hills Campus from Learn how to get more bang Jeff Daniels as the actor who yet elegant, and a dedicatIOn continue to excel as Four- July 29 through August 9. Full and partial scholarships; for your entertainment buck to steps down from the SIlver superIOr quality In food, semce DIamond properties 10 1996' are avaIlable to students based through Grosse Pomte screen and mto her lIfe, and and hospItality" The Lark in West Bloomfield, Students wJlI receIve 10 full on need and talent Community Education's "Have the dark "Cnmes and (SIX years) and Webster's days of classes In musIc theory, More Fun at the Movies," a Misdemeanors," a sophIstIcat- Garland Resort - With Its Restaurant in Kalamazoo, orchestra, chamber musIc For a brochure and applIca- . one-mght mtroduction to the ed 1989 retelling of the 1975 log lodge (the largest structure (three years) coachmgs and multl-dlsclph- tlOn to the camp or adult semi- basics of cmema to be held on masterpIece, "Love and Death" of ItS kInd east of the Under AAKs rating system, nary electives 10 art, drama nar, call the LyriC Chamber Thursday, Apnl 18, from 7 9 to The films will be shown on MISSISSIppI) - IS also known lodgmgs and restaurants and sports, WIth optIOnal prl- Ensemble at (810) 357-1111. p m 10 the Trombly school Thursday even lOgs, Apnl 25 audltorlUm through May 23, from 7 to 10 Presented by Lawrence pm The cost IS $40 for the five Jezlak, film cntlc for The Daily films Each program, including TrIbune In Royal Oak, "Have Jezlak's mtroductlOn, diSCUS- MICHIGAN OPERA THEATRE More Fun at the MOVies" IS a sIOn and vIewing, WIll be pre- Jargon.free, humorous look at sented In the newly restored AT THE NEW the movies C!tps from film Trombly school audltonum DETROIT OPERA HOUSE classics, tIpS on findmg the In addItIOn to servmg as film best movie theaters, and help- crItiC for The Royal Oak Friday, April 26, ful hmts about rentmg movIes Tribune, Jezlak IS the TV 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. at video stores are Included 10 wrIter for Tenms Week and Saturday, April 27, thIS informatIOn-packed was 1993's Tenms Journahst of evening The course fee IS $8 the Year A graduate of Wayne 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. If you're a Woody Allen fan State Umverslty, he wrote hiS - or If you've wondered why master's the,>ls on "Anme bv GIacomo PIICClfll Fnday evemng offers readings film cntlcs conSIder Allen a cin- Hall " and shanng from Sly s & Lee's ematIc master - 'Woody Allen APRIL 27, 28 MAY 10, 11, 12 Course catalogs deSCribIng poetry and books, and an 25 Years of Perverse WIt, these and other Grosse POinte MAY 3,4,5 overview of Saturday Jom us rI Wisdom, and Wonderful Films" CommunIty EducatIOn cla.;,ses Saturday for a faSCinating seminar - is for you Presented by JeZlak, are avaIlable at all Grosse thIS five- .....eek program begins POinte public schools, the La Traviata SAlome Growing Up or Not Growing Up: WIth "Play It Again Sam," Grosse POinte Woods Regression in a Sibling Society. by GIuseppe Verdi by RIchard Strufl Allen's 1972 tribute to CommunIty Center, the POinte Be among the first 10 hear Ihe "Casablanca," featurIng Allen, Plaza branch of Barnes & MAY 18, 19,24,25,26 JUNE 1, 2, 7, 8,9 subJect of Sly's latest book, The Diane Keaton, and Tony Noble, and public hbranes In SIbling Society. addressed In Roberts, and contInues Grosse Pomte, St ClaIr workshop forum through hiS 1994 ''Bullets Over Shores, Harper Woods, 10 Senes & Create Your Own Senes Broadway," WIth John Cusack EastpOinte and DetrOIt Ticket Prices: (non refundable) as an IdealistIc playwnght, and (Jefferson Branch only) SEE THE DREAM Fnday only - $20.00 Chazz Palmmterl and Diane Register by mall or fax at any Saturday only - $50.00 Wiest In co-starrIng roles tIme or In person Monday EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC CompletIng the serIes of five through Fnday from 8 a m to 4 Discount pnce for both $60.00 films are "Anme Hall," featur- pm at the Commumty Ing DIane Keaton's 1977 bravu- EducatIOn office In Barnes SubSCribe now for as I,Hle as S24 For more ,nformatlon call Ihe Church of Today at (810) 758 3050 ra performance In her most school (located at 20090 Opens Apnl 1996 memorable role, "Purple Rose Mornmgslde DrIve In Gros'le Church of Today of CaIro," a 1985 fantasy star- Pomte Woods) For additIOnal 11200 11 Mile Road East rmg MIa Farrow as a information, call (313) 343- Warren M148089 Depression-era waitress and 2178 313-874-SING (810) 758.3050 -I ------_3_, ..- .. April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 Arts council And over and over what Gmny cat, I'd release it back mto ItS COUNCIL CORNER Despite odds, usually rescues IS a cat who IS BISLIO-FILE former life, but I'd still keep my dIsabled The very first cat eye on It and make certam It prepares for reviewer lets Gmny ever rescued was deaf, wa;, well fed Every adoptIOn the second was mlssmg an eye was a triumph for me, and busy season cat out of bag Another early rescue was of a every neutermg was a chance cat without any hind feet Still to stop the productIOn of Another art organizatIOn "The Dog Who Rescues another was so bram.damaged joined our association this Cats": The True Story of unwanted kittens I don't thmk she could do nothmg but roll week Neither I nor my board Ginny" of the street cats I feed as where she wanted to go " knew of this group, therefore By Phllzp Gonzalez and 'strays '1 call them my 'outSIde cats' Whenever Gmny finds a we can assume many ofyou are Leonore FleIscher Elizabeth Walker. not fully aware of the mcredi- HarperColll7ls. 160 pages PhdlP Gonzalez tells of hiS By P. cat that has a Crippled condl. ble number of arts groups that ~ C"", t.Ch,," D'~'" first meetmg with Gmny at an tlOn or a deformity that makes $16 ammal shelter to which he was are available to you m Grosse ~ ARTS COUNCIL ThIS charmmg httle book ISa It unadoptable, I take It home reluctantly dragged by a deter. But I recognized that It was Pointe and the surroundmg must for all those who truly With me, and It becomes an mmed fnend to find a compan- tIme for me to begm developmg communities love ammais and worry about 'mslde cat' and part of the fam. responsIble for the V,lIage Art IOn' "The httle dog scrambled the uc;e of my left arm and By arts groups, 1 mean per- their well-bemg "The DogWho dy' Ab d rel>ult, Gmny and Fair in June and the Festival to her feet and came hmpmg hand anyway I would be get- forming, graphic, instrumen- Rescues Cats" IS, I beheve, an Gonzalez now have 16 'mslde of the Arts in September forward to the front ofthe cage tmg phYSical therapy on my tal, dance, theater, hterary, inspiratIOnal mmor claSSICof cats' hvmg WIth them m their II!ational Library Week IS She had a lot of trouble walk- right arm as soon as It healed, vocal, f'me pamtmg and pho. animal lore; thus It deserves to apartment in a Long Island Apnl 14-20. Brochures are 109, but stdl she came on game- but there was no reason for me tography. survive in spite of the strange beach community. aW81ting you at the libraries ly. Although she wasn't a to have two useless hands m We have been attending now. Jimmy Schmidt, well- indifference of Its pubhsher puppy, she was young, less the meantime So caring for regional meetmgs with arts Phlhp Gonzalez was born 45 known chef and owner of than a year old, and very pecu- Gmny would be domg me some council members from the Last fall I receIved the pub- years ago In Puerto Rico, and ChiantI Villa Lago restaurant har-looklng, a weIrd hybrId of phYSICalgood It would be a was 7 months old when he was southeastern Michigan area, on The Hill, will speak lisher's catalog of forthcommg probably SIberIan husky and form of therapy I'd be gettmg and have dIscovered many arts pubhcatIons, and among the brought to the UmtE!d States. 'fuesday, April 16 on his new schnauzer. I'd never seen a dog used to domg thmgs With my councils have been active for 20 cookbook many interesting tItles fea- hands again." An mdustrlal aCCIdent a few like her anywhere She had an years ago maimed his rIght years! Macomb, Farmington, Mark your calendar for an tured I rmmediately noted the attractIve face, though - arm which caused him great Birmingham and Dearborn Evenmg with the Classics one about Ginny Even after 1 bright eyes, white eyebrows Living only on a disabllity l1avefull. or part-time help and returned the check.hst for thIS dIscouragement and a loss of (string quartet) on April 17 and whIskers, an mteiligent, check, Gon1alez explains that book, to be published In interest in hvmg Thanks to Qffice space We have neither. Will Clay, award winning illus. curIOUS, amUSIng expression "WIth Gmny to gUIde me, I September 1995, I never GInny, that indomitable httle Dearborn, Canton and trator, Will demonstrate his But she had a long, skmny began to devote all my waking Farmington are preparing to received a copy for review dog from the shelter, a lonely craft on April 18 These are body and thin, crooked legs, hours to findmg homes for cats. build art centers Thebe will Then late in November I found waif, she changed her new only some of the planned activ- whIch were oddly matched to At that time we were feedmg master's hfe and outlook rival the Macomb Center for ities. this book listed In a catalog of the broad-shouldered front of about 30 street cats, and one by entirely She led him to his ~he Performing Arts. University Liggett School is remainders from a dealer on her, hke one of those little one I would pick them up and the East Coast, how odd, I fruItful career as animal res- . The Pomtes are made up of sponsoring an arts inVItational Volkswagen Beetles you used take them to the vet. They'd thought, remaindered already? cuer, freelance and unpaid, but hundreds of talented people on April 18.19 for lucky, talent- to see driving around with imi- get their inoculatIOns agamst Anyhow, I mailed an order, WIth a supportIve circle of "doing their own thing" and not ed students. tation Rolls-Royce radIators killer diseases and they working together. The commu. only to be notIfied that thIS fnends such as neighbors, kmd Grosse Pointe Theatre is per- stuck on the hood." would be neutered Then, if I vetermanans, and generous nity loses when a group cannot forming the memorable play title was no longer available couldn't get them adopted I afford to advertise or cannot Fmally, I was able to locate a ammal food suppliers Both "On Golden Pond." When Phihp first took Ginny would return them to their dog and man dwell happily m 8fford performing space. The copy at a Borders Book Store In I would like to again thank on a trial walk together outside street life. But at least they an apartment filled with Mozart Requiem 18 an illustra- RIchmond, Va., of all places, the Grosse Pointe News for its of the shelter, he was smItten' would now be healthy and plump, contented cats, all With tion of working together. With and I am pleased to announce wouldn't make more unwanted eager response to the needs of "She was just slttmg there on names and very mdividual per. Arts Council backing, the that, for me, this book was well cats, and I contmued to feed our community. the SIdeWalk,looking up at me. sonalities, who purr almost Grosse Pointe Symphony, the Call our new voice mail at worth waiting for. Our eyes met, and when they them. So their lives were a lot Grosse Pointe Community constantly - why wouldn't (818) 438.2484 with your did I felt a physical jolt, like a better then before Ginny and I they? Chorus and Grosse Pointe inquiries or questions. In his touching introduction, connection being made. A came on the scene." North Concert Choir per- Cleveland Amory praises this spark leaped between us BS formed magnificently. unique rescue team: ''Night Also realizing "that homeless In a touching conclusion, the though there were electric Are you aware that many of after night, Philip and Ginny cats were starving and freezing author states: "Now every day wires leading from her to me. I the prizes for the Grosse Pointe begin their rounds about 4:30 every night 10 the streets made for me 18 meaningful, as an The community wasn't able to take my eyes ofT me very conscious of how often animal rescue worker I am Art Association's annual exhi. a.m., because that is apparent- her face. I could swear she bition, a juried show beginning ly the best time to rescue cats. helpless animals are abused, needed as I was never belure loses when a group smiled at me " and that people can and should needed m my hfe, by all the April 27 at the War Memorial, 'Ibgether the two of them - The momentous decision to are donated by local business- Ginny on a leash, Philip hold- do something about it.. What I homeless and hungry mistreat- cannot afford to adopt was made' "She was all did about it was give a warm ed animals. In myoId life, I es, or in memory of loved ones? ing the leash - patrol their by- mine. I had chosen her (actual. This may be a way for you to no-means affiuent neighbor- and loving home to disabled had plenty of fun, but no real advertise or cannot Iy she had chosen me) and her honor an art lover's memory. hood. They examine every pos- cats who in the normal course happiness. Now I know the health, well-being, and happi. of events would never find a true happiness of living for oth- The general chairman is Lori afford performing sible location in which a cat ness now all depended on me." Zurvalec, (313) 881-7084. would find refuge - in dark home. And what Ginny did was ers, and the true happiness of One of the advantages of hav- The GPAAhas well over 200 space alleys, in abandoned buildings, to find these cats for me to res. being surrounded by creatures , ing Ginny soon became appar. cue. We were a team " I love. Ginny and the cats are active members who attend in empty lots, in junkyards, monthly meetings. They are and even right on the street. ent: "Could I keep control of a The author pomts out that-. Jl}Yfamily, and we love being hvely young animal on a leash? "IfI couldn't find a home for ~ tegether." 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Jazz students at Wayne Sunday, April 14 School presents the Broadway (810) 469-0440 or (810) 776- State UnIversity wIll JOin accompanied by breads and Birds Beasts, Blossoms and Ragtime at the Gem mUSical "My Fair Lady" April 9844 forces With CIrca 1890 Saloon cheeses The course fee IS $48 25.27 at the PerformIng Arts Bugs m' East AsIan Art are the restaurateur Steve Xantheas The Lync Chamber plus a $25 wine fee Advance 'Computer Chips subject of the exhIbition open- Ensemble preoents MIchIgan Center, 707 Vermer, Grosse and Salsa' to hold a "Funeral for 01' Man regIstratIOn IS reqUIred For Pomte Woods. Bernard Shaw's Ing Wednesday, April 17 at the composer and ragtime pianIst additIOnal informatIOn, call "Computer ChIpSand Salsa," Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, Wmter" on Thursday, Aprll 11 claSSICstory 18 highlighted by WIlham Albnght m "The (313) 881-7511 Second City's SIXthrevue, con- at 12 30 pm DIxIeland band its unforgettable score includ. 1100 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Roarmg TwentIes" at the Gem tinues through April mUSICiansWIll accompany the Tuesday, April 16 ing 'Wouldn't It be Loverly?""I POinte Shores. Selected from casket of a lifeless "01' Man Theatre on Sunday, AprIl 14, at Performances of "Computer the pennanent collection at the 1115 am Albnght's perfor- DIA lecture series Could Have Danced All NIght" WInter" III a New Orleans-style and "Get Me to the Church on ChIpS and Salsa" run Lowe Art Museum, University funeral proceSSIOn from the mance of "Ragtlme and All Artwork inspired by gardens Wednesdays through Sundays of Miami, the exhibition fea. That Jazz" has toured m the of the past as well as the parks Time" Performances are south end of the Student Thursday, AprIl 25, at 7 30 at 8 p.m, With additIOnal tures Chmese, Japanese, U S and abroad The concert and parkways of today IS the shows on FrIdays and Center BuildIng on WSU's pm., friday, AprIl 26, at 8 p m. Korean, and Southeast Asian hIghlights the development of focus of a slide-Illustrated lec- Saturdays at 1030 p m Ticket maIn campus to the restaurant and Saturday, April 27, at 2 objects that exemplify the ~ec- at 5474 Cass Xantheas and American ragtIme from ItS ori- ture presentatIOn offered prices range from $12 to $19 orative traditIOn of East AsIan gIns and clasSIC perIod, to ItS Thesday, Apnl 16, from 1 30 to pm (understudies) and 8 p.m officIalghouls wIll presIde over A preVIew understudy show The cast performs ImprOVIsa- art e\OlutIOn mto stride, novelty, 2 30 pm. at the War MemOrIal tional seSSIOns,free of charge, a brief Irreverent ceremony to will be presented Thesday, The exhIbitIOn wIll be on cast winter Into the bowels of hot Jazz and swmg He Will be The program ISpresented In after each performance Ticket VIewthrough June 9. '!burs of lomed bv tap dancer Bruce coooeration With the Detroit AprIl 23, at 7'30 p.m Tickets reservations can be made b)' th" earth At that POlllt MIoS are $8 for adults and $6 for stu- the home are available on the SprIng WIll brIghten the day Bradley, an instructor of dance InstItute of Arts Founders calling (313) 965-2222. hour Wednesday through for the Center for Creative Society Speakers Bureau dents and semors. Tickets are WIth fresh flowers to dispel the avaIlable at PosterIty. A Sunday, from noon to 4 p.m. gloom of WInter The Jazz mUSI- StudieS In DetrOIt TIckets are Speaker ISLoretta Markell AdmiSSIOnIS $5 for adults, $4 $25 per person for table seat- Tickets are $5 Advance pur- Gallery, located at 16847 Exhibits cians will then entertam CIrca Kercheval in the Village, for senior CItIZens(60 and over) 1890 customers All mourners Ing WIth brunch and $15 for chase recommended. The pro- 'Animals at Large' and $3 for chIldren (12 and concert only mezzanme seat- gram IS the final presentation Grosse Pomte For more mfor- will receIve free popcorn or free matlOn call (313)343-2617 at Ashley-Chris under) For more infonnation coffee or soda WIththeIr meals mg TIckets can be purchased m the 1995-96 DIA Founder's or to make reservations for th~ Society lecture serIes, held The Ashley-ChrIS Gallery Xantheas WIlldonate the day's at the door or In advance by 'Riffs' at the Attic presents "AnImals at Large," a exhibition call (313) 884-4222. monthly at the War Memorial. Local playwrIght Bill HarrIS' proceeds to the unIversity, as callIng (810) 357-1111 The whimSical theme for the month Celebrate Michigan he has for more than 20 years Gem Theatre IS at 58 East For additional infonnation, call "RIff'" continues at of Apnl. Columbia, DetrOit (313) 881-7511 Greektown's AttICTheatre. Set glass works in Detroit's North side, the A WIdevarIety of media and A show of the art of the Friday, April 12 Monday, April 15- comedy IS the story of four a very diverse group of artists Michigan Glass Guild is on dis- Thurs., April 18 are featured: Paulme Ender, Don't Worry- Study wines from AfrIcan-American retired men play at the Mack Avenue. around the world DSO & The Lettermen who meet daily to connect with Carolyn Moshers, Marcia Gallery, 18743 Mack Avenu~, McFerrin joins DSO The DetrOIt Symphony '!burnay, James E Hollerbach three blocks south of Moross. Bobby McFerrin, conductor Learn to recognIze the each other through story and Jim Webers. UnIque characteristics of wmes Orchestra and The Lettennen tellIng and remembrances, The combined works of seven- and vocahst, and Arturo take a musical journey down Ashley-Chris Gallery is teen artists features a diverse Sandoval, trumpeter, Jom the from the world's leadmg wme- most of which are exaggerated memory lane for four perfor- The characters attempt to located at 15126 Kercheval, selection of pieces highlighting DetrOIt Symphony Orchestra producmg regions during a Grosse Pointe Park. For more mances beginning Thursday, solve each other's problems all various techniques including for two performances, FrIday, four-sessIOn tastmg semmar mformatIOn contact Janme held Mondays, Apnl 15 Apnl 18, at 8 p.m the while trying to one-up the blown, sandblasted, leaded and Apnl 12, and Saturday, ~pril Performances contmue on next guy BIernat at (313) 824-0700. kiln formed. Both functional 13. Both performances begm at through May 6 from 7 to 8.30 p m at the War Memorial Friday, April 19, at 8.30 pm., Performances continue Advertising art and decorative works are avail-. 8 p.m. Fans of McFerrin first Saturday, April 20, at 8'30 p m. able including hanging panels, took note of hIS magIcal a cap- See how dIfferences m soIl, through May 4 with show exhibit opens chmate and wine-maker's tech- and Sunday, AprIl 21, at 3 p.m. times Thursdays and Fridays The Scarab Club's 51st architectural work, vessels, pella abilItIes WIth hIS release Lan ShUI will conduct the and jewelry. The work of the of "Don't Worry Be Happy" mques mfluence each style as at 8 p.m , Saturdays at 4 and 8 annual Advertlsmg Art and you sample and compare caber- DSO. Performances are at p.m., and Sundays at 2 and 6 Design ExhIbitIon opens MichIgan Glass Guild will be Sandoval ISknown for his spir- Orchestra Hall, 3711 aVaIlable through the end of Itual sounds and the two are net sauvignon, chardonnay, p.m. Ticket prices are $15 - $25 Wednesday, April 17, WIth a syrah and sauvIgnon blanc Woodward, Detroit. Ticket with special prices for seniors, reception from 6 to 10 p m. April. For more information billed as a "distInct, dynamIC prices range from $15 to $38. call (313) 881-3030. duo" Ticket pnces range from The class - Taste The Grape students and groups of 15 or open to the public. ThIS annual Part II, Varietals - IS taught Tickets are available at the more. The Attic Theatre is juried exhibition was estab- Beirne's oils at $15 to $37 Perfonnances are Orchestra Hall Box Office or held at Orchestra Hall, 3711 by Bonme Delsener and show- located in Greektown's lished in 1945 The goal is to Grosse Pointe Gallery cases wmes from France, TicketMaster. For more infor- 'frl\Pper's Alley at 508 Monroe, provide a showcase for Woodward Avenue, Detroit mation call (313) 833-3700. Grosse Pointe Gallery fea- Tickets are avaIlable at the CahfornIa, Italy and AustralIa DetroIt. For tickets call the box MIchigan and Ontario commer- tllres the still life oil paintings Orchestra Hall Box Office or as well as other major produc- officeat (313) 963-9339. cial artists and deSIgners, and of Bert BeIrne Usmg the tech. TtcketMaster. For more mfor- ing areas Friday, April 19 'Oleanna' at the Rep to recognIze their achIeve- niques of the Old Masters, Legal Thriller Author PulItzer Prize playwright, ments during the year. The Beirne applies many layers of exhibit contInues through May at Barnes & Noble David Mamet's "Oleanna" con- paint which gives each artwork tinues at Detroit's Repertory 13. The Scarab Club is located a rich quality. The Grosse G r~g ~ : I~= ~ ~ ~ : Local author and attorney, at 217 Farnsworth, Detroit. AND EMil AL David Gordon, comes to Barnes Theatre. In "Oleanna" a male Pointe Gallery is located at college instructor and his For additional information call PAN DAllE 0 L 0 OA8E I S Q & Noble, 19221 Mack Avenue, 19869 Mack Ave., Grosse Last week's female student sit down to dis- (313) 831-1250. DOS M I C A 8 EAU Grosse Pointe on Friday, April Pointe. Woods, (313) 884-0100. EAT SON E S W0 R 0 S 19, from 7'30 to 8'30 p.m. to cuss her grades and in a terri- fYing short trme become the puzzle sol~~~ II.Flil AR UE P II HS ENDTIS 0 S sign copies of hIS new book, participants in a modern inqui- RUE R I RON .. ~ .... r'" ~'" W ''NT GILTY."His book is a legal r------,---, '. 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Every Thursday, 4:30 until 7:30. I Our sprmg and resort wear lS arrw- St. Clair Room Restaurant rng darly in an array of brzght col- 'Pointe Jewelry tf Our 28th Season ... ors ...at 23022 Mack Avenue (across Antiquers ...Plan on the Ann Arbor from S.C.S. Post Office - parkmg rn Gemowgical Laboratory AntIques Market Saturday and back.) (810) 774-1850. (for1TU!rlyPointe Jewelry Brokers) . Sunday, Apnl20th & 21st. There are I over 300 dealers in quality antiques ----I We've moved to 20100 Mack m and select collectIbles. All under cov. Ed Maliszewski Grosse Pomte Woods (Sterlmg Bank er. All Items guaranteed as repre- Carpeting Bldg., 2nd floor). Wepurchase estates, sented. The time IS 8:00 a.m. diamonds, gold and coins. Appraisals through 4:00 p.m ... at 5055 Ann To advMlle In this eotumn whrle-you-wart. Call for your appoint. Arbor - SalIne Road, (Exit #175 off 1- "SPRING SALE" ...Karastan, Lees, call (313) 882-3500 by ment (313) 884-3325. «Buyers & 94, then South 3 mIles). Only $4.00 Custom Weave carpetrng on SALE 2:00 p.m. Fridays Sellers of Fine Jewelry" admission FREE parkmg. now ...at 21435 Mack Avenue, (810) 776-5510 f ---, r •'4""*'"t ),£" .. -,---.------.-- ---...--"-;:--~-----~ I I Section c NeIghborhood Club 2C April 11, 1996 SWimclasses 3C Gross~Point~ News Sports ClassIfied 4C South netminder completes dream season By Chuck Klonke Sports Editor Grosse Pomte South's Thdd Dunlap doesn't go to those to see them make the big saves and 1 was always Impressed by Hockey goalies are often a bundle of nerves. extremes, but the Dream Team goahe on this year's All-State how qUIcklythey'd move" hockey squad admits to some butterl1les before each game. Legend has It that Glenn Hall used to get sIck to his stomach Dunlap deCided on becommg a goalie when he attended a before every game "1get nervous a lot before games, but one of the thmgs 1 like camp for netmmders when he was 9 about plaving goal!" the pre""ure," Dunlap "aId "1 like the fecI It's Do d..clolOnthat South l-Odl-hBob Bopp I::>delighted WIth :\nd anuth ..r olJ-Lllll~ netmmder had to change houses 109of makmg a big save because the traffic hght at the corner of his street would make He's been coachmg hockey at varIOus levels for some 20 years him Jittery when It turned red "My parents used to take me to a lot of Red Wmgs games when and Dunlap stands alone among the goahes Bopp has mstruct- 1was younger and 1 always enjoyed watchmg the goahes 1 liked ed "I've never had a goalie that the players have believed in more than 'Ibdd," Bopp saId. 'They have so much confidence 10 him that It makes them play better in front of hIm" Dunlap IS qUick to pomt out that he couldn't have made the Dream Team without some help. "I owe any recognItion I've received to our coaching staff and my teammates," Dunlap said. 'Their dedIcatIOn helped me I've receIved some individual honors, but it's a team honor because I couldn't have done it alone. "ThISyear has been my most erlioyable We had a young team, but beat Brother RJ.ceand Catholic Central Those were bIg wms forus" In the three seasons that Dunlap has been South's top goalte, the Blue Devils posted a 56-13-3 record 'The more important the game, the better Thdd plays:' Bopp saId "He was outstandmg agaInst Brother RIce (a 1-0 South vic- tory) and Trenton (a 3-0 loss to the Class A state champIOn, but one of the goals was an empty-netter m the final seconds) He made 35 saves agamst a team that went undefeated thiS year After the season the Trenton coach (MIke Turner) said Thdd was the best goalie they played against." Some of Dunlap's most memorable performances came agamst Brother Rice 'They've always been a powerhouse and I was fortunate to beat them twice my sophomore year and agam this year:' Dunlap said. "It was a big deal to beat them ''My bIggest disappomtment was not beat10g Trenton m my four years at South. I probably played my best game agamst them this year. That felt good, knowing I did my best against a great program, but it would have been nice to beat them" Dunlap has seen South's program progress during the four years Bopp has been head coach. "We started out together and coach Bopp has done a good Job of gettmg the Grosse Pointe kids to play for the hIgh school team," Dunlap said 'That's how Trenton has buIlt such a good program." Dunlap hopes to continue his hockey career at eIther the junior level or 10 college. He plans to attend Miami (Ohio) and try out for the Redskins'squad This quartet of Grosse Pointe South hockey players Faber. Prues and Dunlap each made the Class A first "I'd love to play there," he said. 'They have an excellent pro- made the Class A All-State team, whUe goaUe Todd Dun- gram" team, whlle Debski and Faber were honorable mention lap, second from left, made the all-class Dream Team. selections. Dunlap comes from a hockey family. From left, are Josh Prues, Dunlap, Ben Debsld aDd 8W "My brother (Brad) played a lot of hockey so my parents knew +- what It was all about when I started playing," 'Ibdd said See HOCKEY, page 2C WE WON'T GIVE You ANYTHING ... BUT THE BEST LEASE & SERVICE ON A NEW CADILLAC (THAT'S OUR BUSINESS) 1996 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE 1996 TOYOTA Sck # T2 23065 COROLLA OX $189* 24 MONTH LEASE Auto, ps, pb, aIT cond., stereo cass, gold pkg, wood dash, rear spOiler, remote entry alarm. Stk #431280 1996 TOYOTA TACOMA PICKUP $I,lXXl OOWN $2,lXXl DOWN $3,lXXl OOWN $156* 5518 S474 24 MONTH LEASE MONTH MONTH Auto, aIr cond, stereo cass, ps, pb, much, much more Stk #111193 """,s",--__ ,-",~ .1 - ••III_"-~''''--""",'- •• 2C April 11, 1996 s orts Grosse Pointe News North girls • Neigflbottmd Highlights C. L. U. B wIn opener against The Neighborhood Club lot of fun" recently crowned champions In Madame Z's..Jimmy Mack's Saddlelites Its men's basketball leagues posted a 75-67 double-overtIme Grosse POinte North's gIrls It was a year of firsts for VictOry over CA & P In the track team showed excellent Pointe Fitness and Tralnmg WhIte DIVISIOn balance last week when It Center - the first year of oper- opened the season with a 71-57 atIOn for the gym, the first sea- The teams were tied at 54-all non-league victory over son In the Blue DIvIsIOn of the at the end of regulatIOn after a Regma league and the fir ..t ",hlimpl- idLe: bdhket by CA & P s Steve onshlp Lundmark The Norsemen were first m POInte Fitness beat Pointe Fitness and Training Center won the championship in the Blue Division of the ~he four longest running DIscovery 75-44 In the first Lundmark's foot was Just Neighborhood Club men's basketball league. From left, are Mark Dolence, Justin Palm, events game of the double elimination over the three-point hne or hiS Rich Palmer, Hal Marion, John Williamson and sponsor Ken Welch. Not pictured are tournament, then won the sec- shot would have won the game Bob Pagano and Jim Toma. Members of the runner.up Discovery team were Pat Adams, Katie Damels won the 3,200. ond game by forfeIt when Its Bob Brown, Ray Gunn, Lance Harding, John Leech, Mike Lopicolo, Joe MaffasoU, Joe meter run, Julie Mielke was opponent didn't have enough In the first overtime, Paglino and Steve St. Andre. first m the 1,600, Katie Powers players Lundmark did hIt a three. captured the 800 and "Solid team play, endurance pointer to tie the game agam Anastasia LianakJs won the and a commItment to Win were with five seconds left 400 what drove us to beat Discovery the first tIme Sean Hanson's shooting also Michelle Peleman took first around," said Pomte FItness kept CA & P, whIch had all but place m the diSCUS and Renee captain John Williamson three players foul out, close for Kneg won the shot put for "We put In an all-around nearly the entire game. North team effort on both ends of the floor," saId teammate Mark It was the fourth straight Dolence. champIOnshIp for Madame Z's- "We had all seven players In JImmy Mack's, whIch dIsplays FormerULS attendance for the game and persIstence, determmatIOn and we were able to stay out of foul solid playas the keys to Its suc- tennis player trouble." cess The team also shot and passed well and dId a good Job Metro Cars continued ItS does well for rebounding wmnmg ways, talung its third Everyone scored in double stralght ChalnpIOnshlp in the figures for .Pointe FItness, Red DIvisIOn wIth a 71-47 vic- Madame Z's-Jlmmy Mack's won the White Division championship in the Neighbor- John Carroll which came out of the losers' tory over Rustic Rabble hood Club men's basketball league. In front, from left, are Jay Yee, Rick Scavarda and bracket. Rod Luzi. In back, from left, are Chris Flynn, John Yates, Stu Johnson, Bob Cole, John "We decIded that we had to Former MIChIgan players Grennan and Jeff KohUtz. Members of the runner-up CA & P team were Robert Palmer, Former UniversIty Liggett win big," said sponsor Ken Dave Baxter and Steve Robert Paesano, John Farmer, Tony Parker, Chris Forkin, Steve Lundmark and Sean School standout Patrick Alle Welch. "We dIdn't want to put FIshman are on the Metro Cars Hanson. has been a key performer for anything at risk" squad Baxter led the way m the John Carroll University All the Pointe Fitness play- the title game with 28 points, tennis tealn. ers work out at the gym three FIshman had 18 and Walt to five times a week and Justin Jones contributed 14. In the season opening 6-3 Palm is there daily. victory over OhIO Wesleyan. Welch said he was proud of Metro Cars won the champI- Alle won hIS No. 3 singles his team's efforts but added, onshIp despIte missmg former match and teamed with Ryan "most importantly, we all had a Harvard player 'lbny Jenkins Bode of Springfield, Ohio, to win their third doubles match Alle, a sophomore, again pro. vided the herOlCSthat hfted the Hockey Blue Streaks past Ohio From page Ie Athletic Conference rival Capital 6.3 "They've been very supportlVe .. In the only three-set match Dunlap was one of the three captains on the South team, but won by a John Carroll player, led more by eXalnple than talk. AIle posted a 6-0, 3-6, 6-4 victo- "He's not a real talkative player, but hIS play earned the ry in thIrd singles. respect of his teammates and opposing players and coaches," Metro cars won the championship in the Red Division of the Neighborhood Club Bopp said. men's basketball league. In front, from left, are Steve Fishman, Steve Scharg and Paul Then Alle and Bode put the finishmg touches on the John "When you see him before a game It doesn't look like he has a Louisell. In back, from left, are Mitch Ribitwer, Dave Baxter, Ed Till, Walt Jones and Ted Huebner. Tony Jenkins is not pictured. Members of the runnerup Rustic Rabble Carroll VICtory with a 6-2, 6-3 lot of confidence, but that all changes once he steps on the ice .. Win in third doubles. team were Bob Conlan, Nino Tocco, John Huvaere, Bruce Thompson, Brian Kappin, Dunlap 18 fundamentally sound in goal Tom Fournier, Tim Janzen, Marty Puscas, Kevin Connelly and Lionel Good. "He has a great glove hand and he plays the angles well," Bopp said. In additIon to hIS All-State honors, Dunlap was the goalie on ULS netters open the MichIgan Metro Hockey League team and was the goalie and most valuable player on the East DlVlslOn squad SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES While Dunlap was the only South player to make the All-State with tlVOvictories Dream Team, he was joined on the Class A first team by team- Cl!y or&irnss.eJ'oint.e JIf arms MIChIgan mate Josh Prues APRIL 1, 1996 University Liggett School's even thiS year On any gIVen Two other Blue Devils - Bill Faber and Ben Debski _ boys tenms team opened Its day, anyone could wm Last The Meellng wa~ called to order at 7 30 p.m received honorable mention and Ryan Robson was named to the season last week With two Tuesday, It was our day to wm AlI-8tate academiC team impressive vICtones most of the close matches .. Pre~ent on Roll Call Mayor Danaher, Council members Prues has been a sohd defenseman for three seasons and The Knights defeated ULS has a tradition of play- Waldmelr. WJlberdmg, Gandelot. Knelser and Gaffney Dearborn 7-1, then beat Grosse Ing the toughest schedule m closed out hIS high school career as the best defenseman m the Tho~e Absem Were CounCIlwoman Kaess Metro league's East DIVIsion. Pomte North 6-2 the state and thiS weekend It ULS swept the four smgles wJ11 play In the Okemos AI~oPre~ent Me~sr~ Burge~s. Clly Attorney, Solak, City "Last year Josh was paired with Justin Braun on defense and matches behmd Shaun InVitatIOnal, m which all eight Manager. Ree~lde. CIty Clerk. Nash, Clly Controller he was the stay-at-home defenseman," said Bopp, who was the Jayakar, Karim Jma, Brad teams are state-ranked East DiVISIOncoach of the year 'ThiS year we looked to him for Cenko and Shan Massand in Mayor Danaher preSided al Ihe Meetmg a lot more offense and he was our leading scorer" first through fourth, respec- Bopp sald Prues. received more ice time than anyone on the tively CounCilwoman Kae~~wa~ excused from the Meeung squad, taking a regular turn on defense as well as plaYIng on Jeff KenZie and EriC KIm Crane has South's special teams. won No 2 doubles and Peter The Mmule~ of the Regular Meellng held on March 18. 1996. were Alle and C T Brown were ULS approved a~correcled "He's very confident In hiS ability and IS a very smart player," winners at thIrd doubles best year the coach said. "He's always m the right spot and makes the The Mlnute~ of the Clo~ed Se~~lOnheld on March 18, 1996, were 'The match agamst Grosse approved a~ ~ubmJlled nghtplays" POinte North could have gone Prues finished With 14 goals and 14 asSISts m 23 games eIther way," said Knights coach forMSU The CounCIl approved the reque~t from Nancl M Bolton, Director. Bob Wood 'The three Grosse "A lot of his POints came on the power play," Bopp saId. Gro~'>ePomte Board of Realtors and Fanns reSIdent, 10 use the Pier Pomte schools (ULS, Grosse Park FaclIllle~ to ho~t a member~hlp piCniCon Tuesday, June II, "Normally, the forwards get those goals, but we were inexperi- Michigan State JUnior left Pomte South and Grosse wing Brian Crane completed 1996 from 5 p m umil 9 pm enced up front so we looked to our veteran defensemen to help POinte North) are extremely with the sconng thIS year Josh doesn't have an extremely hard his thIrd coliegJate season With career highs m goals, assIsts The CounCIl approved the low bId of G V Cemenl Contracting shot, but It'S very accurate" Company, In the tolaI amoum of $20,610 00. for the 1996 concrete Todd Drake and POints paving replacement project Prues' defenSive play has earned compansons to the Red The former Grosse POinte Wings' Nicklas Lldstrom gets award South player had nme goals The CounCil approved the exten~lOnof the 1988 curb, catch basm Faber IS another three-year starter on a corps of defensemen and SIXassists for 15 pomts In and ~Idewalk repaIr and replacement program comract Unit pnce~ that mIght have been the best m South hiStory 39 games from Vanopdenbo~ch Con~lrucllon Co. for the 1996 Street~ at Northem Included In those totals was Improvement Program "He played well enough to be an All-Stater, too," Bopp said Freshman quarterhack 1bdd a shorthanded goal agamst "Bill can skate, pass and play the phYSIcal game He's a team The CounCil granted and excepllon 10 rhe Parks & Harbor Drake was named OffenSive Cornell on Nov 3, a two-goal player We moved him to forward to take advantage of hiS offen- game against Ferns State on Ordinance on behalf of Mr Richard Schrage. 439 Roland, subject sive slulls He was wllhng to do whatever we asked of hIm .. Scout Team Player of the Year to certain ~peclfied condlllon~ at the recent awards dmner for Jan 20, two assIsts at lIlmOls- ChIcago, Jan 26, and a two- Faber, who had three goals and 14 aSSISts, was also a key Northern MIchigan's football The Council adopted a re~olutlOn that ImmedIately followmg member of the power-play umt team pomt game agamst Lake adjournment of the Regular Meetmg. a Clo~ed Se~~lon ~hall be Superior State, Feb 16 held for Ihe purpo ,I , April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C South standouts make it look easy Chuck Klonke By performances from mldfielders Sports Editor KIm Hepner and Alessla Molly McKenzie and Carey Razzeto In the game agamst KIng made scorIng goals look the Falcons easy last week when Grosse Sophomore Caltlm Shapiro POInte South's girls soccer recorded the shutout team opened the season with a "In three games (mcludmg 4-0 VICtory over Ford II scnmmages) she's allowed only "Our forwards were too fast one goal," Caramcolas said for (Ford's) defense," said Blue Another veteran plaver. DeviJ:, coach Tom Caramcolas Megan Berschback, has played 'They moved up and down the well and has assumed a leader- field at will ship role at fullback "Molly and Carey each "She's the one who sets the scored twice and set up the fullback::, and halfbacks," other one's goals, but Erica Caramcolas said CordIer and Melissa Brown "Eventually, we'd lIke our also played well at forward We goalkeeper to do that because had 17 shots on goal in the first she can see the entire field But half" that will come With experi- It looked lIke Brown had a ence " goal in the second half but the In ImpreSSive scrimmages offiCIals ruled a hand ball With Port Huron and "The ball bounced off her Umverslty Liggett School, thigh, not her hand," South got an outstanding per- Caranicolas said. "I thmk formance from Katy Spicer everybody but the referee saw "She had knee surgery at the it that way." start of last season and never But South, whIch scored all really got mto playmg shape," Mite champions Its goals In the first half, didn't CaranIcolas saId. Teamwork was the key this season as Team USAwon the regular-season and playoff championships in the need the fifth "She's playmg left halfback Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Mite B division. Team USAnipped the Bruins in the playoff title game and "Ford tried to stop us In the and I've been very pleased With completed the year with only one loss to league teams. Coach Mike Williams thanked assistant coaches Pat mIdfield and It worked for two her She not only gIves us Fox, Dave Hands, Joe Lucchese and Mike Wendzinski and jersey moms Paula Elias and Joan Wendzinski. The or three minutes, but then we defense, but she gIves us scor- squad was sponsored by Play It Again Sports and the parents of Team USA.In front are Scott Ciraulo, left. started moving the ball from mg from that position" and Jamie Gorman. In the second row, from left, are Derek Gianino. Patrick Lariviere, Cam Peralta and Alex the fullbacks and halfbacks to South begIns Macomb Area Hands. In the third row, from left, are Stephen Gorman. Charlie Warren, Michael Lucchese and Michael the wings," Caranicolas said. Ii Conference Red DiVISion play Lewandowski. In the fourth row, from left, are Bryan Bargowski, Stephen Elias, Peter Wendzinski, Joey Parke I The Blue Devils got strong Monday at Eisenhower and Andrew Wendzinski. I Community Education offers swimming program If you want to swim for fit. (Monday evemngs, 8 weeks for evenings). Weeknight classes training class IS a "must" SIX weeks), available only to Commumty EducatIOn classes ness or just for fun, there's a $32)--are open to sWImmers runsix weeks and cost $30 Held at the North pool May school dlStTlCt reSIdents, and are available at Barnes School, Grosse POInte Community and non-sWImmers alike. Saturday classes run seven 13-May 24, the class IS $160 for the speCIal needs sWim pro- the POInte Plaza branch of EducatIon swimming program Are you a lark or a weeks and cost $42. Two more two weeks (payable to gram, designed espeCIally for Barnes & Noble, and local pub- that will meet your needs this night owl? Either way, you can programs-beginmng competi- Commumty EducatIOn), plus students With mental or phYSI- spring. hc hbraTles. still enjoy a SWimming pro- tive sWlmmmg for children and $33 81 for books (payable to cal lImitatIOns (Thursday These swimming programs gram that SUIts your personal mim-sessions for chIldren- the AmerIcan Red Cross) evemngs, $36 for SIXweeks) RegIster by mall or FAX at start the week of April 15, so schedule. If you're a lark, TIm round out Commumty Semor cItizens and sWim- For more informatIOn about any time or In person Monday- sign up now for a full season of Kennary's sunrIse swims EducatIOn's youth aquatics mers with specIal needs, are these and other aquatics pro- Friday, 8 a m to 4 pm., at the aquatic exercise and fun (Monday, Wednesday, and programs. The competitive pro- served by Commumty grams, please call John Commumty Education office m Aquatics for all ages: Fnday, $63 for 9 weeks, or gram focuses on stroke tech- EducatIOn's senior Citizen Fundukian at (313) 343-2178 Families and swimmers of all Barnes School (20090 Tuesday and Thursday, $43 for mque, With an emphaSIS on sWim program (Monday and Catalogues descTlbmg these ages (Includmg toilet-trained MornmgsIde Drive, Grosse 9 weeks) WIll get you off to a starts and turns (Liz Stavale, Wednesday evenmgs, $15 for and other Grosse POInte Pomte Woods) toddlers) can e)\jey two-popular good.. start each morning For Tuesday evenings,five weeks aquatICS programs, drop-in night owls, Liz Stavate's moon- for-$25) The mim.sebslons, SWIms (open swims, Friday light sWims (Tuesday and taught by LIZ Stavale and TIm evenings or Saturday at noon, Thursday, $64 for 8 weeks) are Kennary, are offered In late $3 per swim) and adult-youth a great way to relax after a afternoon or early evenIng lap swims (lane swimmmg long day. tWice a week (Mondays and only, Mondays and Aquatics for youth: For Wednesdays or 'fuesdays and Wednesdays, 7:30 and 8:30 kids, Grosse POInte Thursdays) at $50 for the five- p.m., $60 for 8 weeks) Community EducatIOn has a week program at Brownell or Aquatics for adults: wide range of sWlmmmg pro- $60 for the six-week program Adults can get fit and have fun grams that WIll meet the needs at South in programs for every age and of every age group and skill Special interests skill level. Adults who have level. and needs: SCUBA diving, never learned to swim can take Amy Penny's Thursday sprIngboard dlVlng, lifeguard George Bay's Saturday morn- evening classes and Kathy trammg, special needs SWIms, ing classes for adult beginners Owensby's Saturday mornmg and semor sWims are among BaSIC swimmmg and water classes for pre-schoolers intro- the special aquatics programs safety skills are taught during duce youngsters to a sport they avaIlable through Grosse this 7-week program ($42), can enjoy for the rest of theIr Pomte Commumty Education which is open to those who hves Children m these classes Swimmers interested in have little or no sWlmmmg must be at least 2 years old, learning the baSIC techniques skills toilet trained, and accompa- of 8CUBA dlvmg can do so on If you're a serious sWImmer nied in the water by someone Monday evenings (six weeks who enjoys an organized work- at least 21 years old for $70, plus $100-$400 for out, LIZ Stavale's masters George Bay's begInners supphes and text) workout for adults is for you. and advanced beginners class- Open to all sWImmers 12 This class (Tuesday or es (Levels II, III, and IV), for years old and up, thiS entry- Thursday evenings) IS $48 for 8 youngsters who are at least 6 level course, taught by Beth weeks years old, teach baSIC sWlm- and Jeff Jaskolski of Advanced If your prImary mter- mmg skIlls and help build sta- AquatICS, provides the knowl- est is exercise (combined with mina and coordmatIOn edge and develops the skills some socializing), try Classes are offered on needed to VISit the underwater Commumty EducatIOn's "water Monday, Tuesday, and world safely In additIOn, one- aerobiCS" programs All three Wednesday evenIngs and on meter sprmgboard dIVIng water exercIse programs- Saturday mornings Kathy (new thIS spnng) will be pre- Kathy Owensby's aqua-dynam- Owensby's mtermediate class sented at the North pool ics (Tuesday and Thursday for chIldren (Level V, 'fuesday (Please call Program evenmgs, 8 eeks for $64), evemngs) bUilds on the skJlls Supervisor John Funduklan at Jackie Beck's swimnastics learned In the advanced begin- 343-2178 for details) (Tuesday or Thursday ners class, and her sWimmers And for those seekmg JObs evenings, 8 weeks for $40), and class for children (Levels VI as hfeguards thiS summer, Amy Penny's wet workout and VII combmed, Thursday John Funduklan's lifeguard Hepner does well in NCAA diving MIchigan State junior Chad place finl~he~ Ill, high score 20 Hepner dId well at the recent for' ..xrllvP'\~d' 111 lOnn.Jdn In three-meter l'ompetitlOn, NCAA Zone C diving competi- Hepner had four firsts In dual tion. meets HIS top score for SIX The former state high school dives was 336 45 on Jan 13 champion from Grosse Pomte The Spartans were 5-4 over- South was sixth on the one. all and 2-4 m the Big Thn In meter board. He scored 454 75 t< men's sWImmIng and dlvmg points In 11 diVes, to beat hiS Michigan State was mnth m prelIminary score of 450 '12. the Big Thn ChampIOnships Hepner fimshed eighth on the three-meter board With 430 25 pomts He also placed In the Big Thn ChampIOnships, fimshmg fourth on the one-meter board Ne~s WIth a score of 48627 and 10th on the three-meter board Deadline? (445 59) Hepner never finished lower 3 p.m. than third on the one-meter Monday board In dual meets with three firsts, a second and two thlrd- L -1.l .. -_.£..,_...... _..&....."".....""r.llI.... -~....,...,...... ---....--t----...----.r;.....r------_... April11,1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Classified Advertisin 96 Kercheval, (313) 882.6900 Gro ..se Pointe Farms, MI 48236 INDEX Fax# 343-5569 HELP \\M1'EIJ UUDU\.,_ 6()6Jee9l.'_ 12'" RE1..a.s.lo3J> '9 CAr ".,3 .. QoC,.:J LJ .... Moll..:- $t( ...&c ..... 2'\, CX<>€' 100 PERSONAlS 101 PRAYERS 107 COMPUTER SERVICE 112 HEALTH I. 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April 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection ELPWANTfD GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAt 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENUAL 203 HEL' WANHD 202 Hm WANTED CLEIlICAL 205 HELr WANTED LEGAL DENTAL/MEDICAL 207 HHr WANTED SAlES DOG Groomer, experi- LAWN malntenance- look- NICE INCOME WAITRESS- apply Within FAST paced Grosse enced Busy shop Sat. Ing for experienced & reo DENTAL Hygienist part AVON- 1 800-329 AVON 20513 Mack, after 11 Pomte Real Estate office urdays a must Part! Full liable lawn cutters & gar- PART TIME lime for St Clair Shores Earn $200 $t 2001 month am seeks personable recep WElD LIKE time (810)772-2110 deners own transporta- Our Harper Woods Busl office 8107724500 commiSSion WORK !lonlst with computer TO Aj)VISE YOU EASTSIDE DetrOit Manu- tIOn With drivers license ness Office (Est 1968) WAITRESS. hostess YOUR OWN HOURS" knowledge Man Fri DENTAL office t6 Mile! factu rer needs office a must Company serv- Seeking personable, Good working OF YOUR (Independent Represen. 9 5 30 PM Reply to Garfield area Willing to Ices the Harper Woods sincere 7 dependable In. conditions No Sundays tatlve) FREE TRAINING manager to replace rellr. box 04005 c/o Anteebo train fight person 810- RIGHT TO AN ee $20,000, plus bene- & Grosse POinte area dlvlduals who possess or holidays Apply at Lit- & SUPPORT' Call direct Publishers 96 Kerchev 7907780 fits a year Send re- Call 313-864.0515 good telephone skills to tle Tonys 20513 Mack, ------EXCELLENT for detailed mformatlon ai, Grosse POinte EXPERIENCED hygienist oversee our sales! order Grosse POinte Woods 24 hour hot line 1 800- sume to POBox LAWN work part-time $6 I Farms, MI 48236 needed as an occasion desk department Cus- After 11 am JOB 329-AVON 14399, DetrOit, 48214 $12 per hour Two al on call substitute tomerl rep contact en. WAITRESS. Part tlmel full GENERAL Contractor PUI >our leg.II 'o<.creldlldl ELECTRICAL contractor days per week 610-414- Work only when avalla ,lLll, to "'ork IOd.t~ ADIA EXCEPTIONAL Income hanced With some sales time Apply In person seeks dependable Indl looking for general la- 5293 ble Grosse POinte PeC\onnel Itd' ImmedJdlc opportunity Reputable background however, I rlsh Coffee Ba rand vidual for front desk po "perung' '" Hit d lOp Detro,t borer with valid drivers LAWN! Landscape. La. Woods office 810-885- Inte rnatlonal cosmellc Will train Management Grill 16930 Kercheval 'iltlOn Computer experl b.J.'C<.Ild'" finn for the loll"", license for mmor repair borers, neat In appear- 5009 firm Fortune 500 sub- opportunity available WANTED. Experienced ence & light bookkeep mg!JO'lUom on vehicle & eqUipment, ance, all phases, need- FULL time receptionist Sidiary No experience Minimum hours are 5- rough! finish carpenters Ing skills necessary Full miscellaneous errands & ed Immediately Call for Nppn r~'labllQo en1hqC:;lg,s • LITIGATION necessary Ten open- 9 30 P fro Jaol~ 9 3 Must nave tools Good :1..-n8POSit un U~QI~ ct "'<1 various maintenance re- appointment 810-776- SECRETARY Ings 810777 3831 p m Saturday Safe, flety of tasks In a fast tiC person Monday sponSibilities Must be 0333 pay Call3t3-823-2402 - mu" be profiCIent In HOT.NEW SUNTAN pleasant, profitable With mavin g envlronm ent through Fnday for busy, WP 5 I dnd po"c" 1+ dependable & reliable WHOLESALE flOrist route product company seeks LmLE Caesars IS looking base salary, commiSSion $8 00+ negollable de 11 d0ctor urology office yeM' generdl legJI \Cue Advancement opportUni- driver & general help, enthUSiastiC aggressive for delivery dnvens Earn and generous bonus in- pending on experience Must have computer as IMlal bJckgraund In 1'llgJ ties available Call 313- part time could lead to lIon dnd lorpor ..lte \ enue ... sales people Product up to $B 00 an hour Ap- centive plan Leave Please mall resume to well as mullt.line phone 923-8988 full time Apply Within ~.lIJry 525 ()()(J Iy r ply at 19619 Mack Ave- message for Mr Bryant Office Assistant 724 expenence Medical bill being offered In MiChi- EXPERIENCED lawn cut- 20740 Cass Ave, Mt nue Must be 18 years (313)886-t763 Notre Dame Grosse Ing knowledge helpful gan for the first time All ters help wanted Good Clemens • ENVIRONMENTAL of age Pomte 48230 No walk but not necessary We LEGAL territories open Com- pay Scarceliis Lawn NON.SMOKING, mature WILDLIFE! Conservation miSSion on Gross Sales LITTLE Italy's Pizza needs ms please prOVide training plus SECRETARY Care 810-447-0077 lady to live In and care Jobs Now hiring Game benefits Hourly pay ne- Contact Rick Wilkes 313- phone person, pizza GROWING bU!'>lness In - mu,t be "rgJntlcd EXPERIENCED painters for elderly lady With pet Wardens, Security, gotiable Call Carla BI- prollclenl In WP '; I 881-4645 or Fax resume makers, delivery drivers downtown Detroit needs needed Now hiring for Light housekeeping, Maintenance, Park lonh, between 8 30am to p'h'C" 1+ ye.lr, Id'" firm to 313.881-0515 Call 810-469-2935, 313- high energy person 1m reputable pamtlng firm references Call 810-791- Rangers, etc No expen- 5 OOpmat 810-779-5590 expcrlcnce dnd 11. X10!c SPARKY Herbert's seeks 526-0300 mediately Must have workmg 0\ efllme ~.ljJ') Own transportation 4442 ence necessary For ap- LOOKING for mature per- knowledge of Word Per- MEDICAL assistant expe- 52'; 000 Iyr catering coordinator With 313- OFFICE manager needed plicatIOn and mfo call 1- son to work 301 35 hours fect 5 2, Wmdows 3 1 rienced Temporary po- matunty and experience 885-7300 20+ hours FleXible 407-338-6100, ext MI- sition may become per- • IMMIGRATION Full-time salary plus per week In Ice cream Responsible for Invento Computer experience 204c, 8 a m - 9 P m 7 PRACTICE FULL Service Station At- parlor A pleasant & fun ry control, newsletter manent 313-885-5070 commiSSIOn and bene- Good phone skills 313- Days SECRETARY fits 313-824-4280 tendant 7 am- 2 p m filled atmosphere and public relatlOns 886-9315 WINDOW cleaners need- 204 HELP WANTED DOMESTIC - mu" bc prollclcnt m Full time $61 start Will Please call after 5pm campaign Hourly rate, WP 6 j dnd MS WORD 300 SITUATIONS WANTED PARK CARS-PART-TiME ed good pay for expen train Village Marathon, Mon thru Sat ask for 20 to 30 hours per CLEANING person for for WmdO\' , Jnd po"c" UIYSITHRS 2 locations enced help 864-4300' 2+ yea" la'" hrm expen Cadieux at Kercheval Robyn (313)864.6480 week Potential for full weekend work Detroit FEMALE student looking DaylEvenlng shifts ence Computer dJtJbJ\C See Phil time Salary and bene- Company References for permanent nanny po- Great for college student and proofreadmg expen GARDEN Center seeks fits Call Susan at 313- requlr~ 313-822-7090 Sition Call Magda at (313)884-1949 YOUNG en I• ------....JII!I-.!IflII----- .. Apnl 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection i ONS WANTED 30S SITUATIONS WANTED 305 SITUATIONS WANTED 400 MERCHANDISE WNVAlESCENT CARE 403 AUmONS HOUSE CLEANING HOUSE ClEANING ANTIOUES 406 ESTATESALES 408 FU~NITURE 408 fURNITUR E FRIENDLY Cleaning Serv- WORKING Women clean- GRAND Opening AprIl ANTIQUE & Collectible DINING beauliful tradition- A+ Live-ins, Ltd. Ice Insured & Bondee! Ing service Will clean MAHOGANY 13th Simply Charming Auction, Sunday, April al, Mahogany table 3 24-hour LIve '" Call (810)774-5400 your homes office sal INTERIOR Personal Care Antiques, 325 East 4th t4 at 11 OOam (doors o leaves 6 chairs and chi (313)881-8480 on Bonded, Insured ClullLng Cook,ng Laundry Street Royal Oak 810 open at 10 OOam) Bark- na cabinet Quality, (Fine Furniture 313-368-3140 Booded and Insured GAIL'S good housekeep- 541 9840 Ste rllng er's Auction, 7676 Blue- ESTATE SALE $3500 8108505000 & Antique Shop) Ing when you need your Silver English & Amen. bush Road (downtown) Glass-Furnlture-Antlque 506 S WASHINGTON 779-7977 306 SITUATIONS WANTED DINING room set Tho- home cleaned Please can Sheffield, MaJolica, Maybee, MI (11 miles Dolls Cigar Band Collec- ROYAL OAK, Ml HOUSI SITTING maSVille, Oak Country call 810 774-5975 Victorian lamp shades N E of Dundee. MI) 50 tlon-Railroad Memorabilla- (5 Blocks North of 696 303 SITUATIONS WANTED French Great condition RELIABLE woman s€'eks lamps Jewelry paint- pieces of Furniture Wood Puzzles Surveyors Freeway atl0 Mile DAY CARE GOOD general cleaning Table 6 chairs, buffet long term house SlUing Ings walnut, mahogany Wicker Fainting Couch, Bobs Jewelry-Wagner- Take Woodward/Main Malure, dependable With hutch $1 750 31 3- JUNE'S Learning Center tn Grosse POinte! Harp- & oak Hours Tuesday- 2 Wicker Floor Lamps, ware Rifles-Lowell DaVIS Street eXit) reasonable Give us a 886-0485 Summer only day care er Woods or St Clair Monday through Saturday call, Gen & Leslie 810- Saturday 11- 5 plus Lamps, Clocks, Collectables-Bateman Shores area Call 810- DINING room table buffet Licensed & Insured cer- 778-6171 Glassware, Stoneware Wildlife prrnts- 11 to 5 30 771.2086 MARINE CITY tified teacher 810-775 Includes Old Sleepy Eye 4/11-4/14 9 am 5 pm chIna cabinet 7 chairs Closed Wednesday HOME and office cleaning ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE 0235 307 SITUATIONS WANTED $2000 Commode table and Sunday Excellent references 17 105 N Fairbanks (M 29) Crock, Blue & Grey beer Numbers at 8 am N~SIS AIDES With marble top $300 Mahogany Execulive desk years In area Kathy In Belle River Plaza cooler (Elves), Paw Pnnt 18980 Millina at Moross Drum table, $300 Steel- (With leather inlaid top), 810-7903468 EXPERIENCED mature Open 7 days 10-5 Milk C roc k pi u s man y tii::i-=ii::iE:i.:::.~ case desk, $75 885- made In England daytime Nurses Aide (810)765-1119 othe rs Post Card la.J \\L" mO\Log out of HOUSE & Office Cleaning 6134 ------II.lbu~ p. ~ !\es R:ld ...J till coulUry JnU we QJeen s'!e "'a!'ogany I2w...Home 15 i.2&lc Home very reasonable de- 1III,,,ne,, part tlllle day MINGLES has antiques les, Bayonets, Sword are oot IJkmg thL LIGHT brown Lazy-Boy four poster bed w~h Licensed child day care pendable, (810)757- work After 6 Mary collectibles, hand crafts, German Dagger, For- .----~_,..I, ~~ .....ntr...,....--.al!llll---k~ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 412 MISCELLANEOUS 413 MUSICAl iiillliiiljlllllfjllliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"~::::~~~~~~~A~pr~II~1~18ASEMENT SALE t~1~9~96 l ARTI "'I~~I--~--:-~---~------_ _. ..-....---lIIII.,..-----r ...... ,••..---- __.....,,>.-,t'""' -._ April 11,1996 Grosse Pointe _News I The Connection 603 AUTOMOTIVE 605 AUTOMOTIVE '01 AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE 6S 1 10ATS AND MOTORS 700 APTS/FLATS/DUP'lEX 702 APTS/FUTS/DUI'LEX GENERAL MOTORS FOREIGN PARTS TIRES ALARMS VANS 654 BOAT STORAGE/DOCKING POINTES/HARPER WOODS S.C.S/MACOMI COUNTY 1990 SunblrdGT, red 2 1990 SAAB- 9000 Turbo 1991 Olds Silhouette TANZER 22 fin keel, BOATWElLS for rent NEWLY decorated 2 bed BEAUTIFUL condo for door 85K miles black! tan leather Moon -AUTO. Loaded leather seats 1981, 8HP Sailmaster some covered, Inexpen- room upper, one block rent St Clair Shores Autolalr, casselle alu- roof Loaded Beaullful ALARMS well maintained 72,000 4 salls plus spinnaker sive Grosse POinte & ACCESSORIES from Village LIVing 2bedroom 1full bath, minum wheels and new 78000K 313-8841574 miles $8200 Call 885 Excellent condition area 885 8771 SoHJ l n Avto Insurance room With fireplace din 2storles and basement brakes Well maintained Denise $10800 6125 $5500 885 7432 • Remute Starts BOATWELLS up to 2q' Ing room & study New With washer& dryer $4 900 313-343-0095 1987 Toyota Supra Metal ------• Keyless Entry 1990 Plymouth Voyager WELLCRAFT 23 , Fisherman's Marana appliances screened Very clean and newly CITY of Grosse POinte lic blue excellent condl • Truck Accessories excellent condilion 1990 Eclipse 350 V-8 Leave message, 823- porch garage Secunty painted Gorgeous lake- tlon 5 speed fully load- Woods The City of $4300 Best (313)824- 2 tops low hours rack 3267 depOSit $850 810566 front area Seml-fumlsh- Grosse POinte Woods is ed, $4,500 or best oHer 5020 stored $16,500 884- COVERED boatwells near 8926 ed $75000 Mary 810- offering several mLlnlCI- (313)882-8903 1989 Plymouth Voyager 8970, leave message 774-1717 Page 810- Grosse Pomte Ideal for NOTTINGHAM- 2 bed- pal vehicles to be sold to 1986 Toyota Supra leath- Excellent condition O'DAY 24' 1989 Excellent 6068324 fishermen or sports room lower new kitchen the highest bidder All er Intenor, sun fully 96 000 miles Runs condition Perfect family 810-294-3979 boats up to 26 882- & bath, all appliances LAKE ST. CLAIR \lehlcles are "AS IS, loaded Runs excellent great I $3500 885-5457 crUiser sleeps4 En- 9268 laundry, off street park- WHERE IS", and can be $15001 Best 810-296- 610 AUTOMOTIVE closed head Sink stove FORD 1993 E150 conver- 109 No smoking or pets New 2 bedroom, 2 bath Inspected Monday 0016 SPORTS - - -."-:---,I ...------~-""IG~-----IIl!I!.W2L...... 2&£.I!'!!!'(I.. - .. _ •.--- Apnl 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection / ERCIAl 722 VACATION RENTALS POINTES/HARPER WOODS FOR RENT OUT OF STAn SUNNINGDALE In the DOCTOR'S office for rent- Woods Elegant, re- 17770 Mack Grosse stored 4 000 sq ft, 4 ==~~ITo RESERVE YOUR POinte (corner of bedroom, 3 1/2 bath Rivard) Approx 1140 NA.'1TUCKIT VACATION Traditional English Tu- square feet, plus wailing HOME FOR THE r. Directory of Services dor Tastefully redeco- room, two consultation SUMMER0F1996 ~ rated With all amenities rooms lav five examin- 3 year minimum lease Ing rooms file room, re- Csll Your ~ 907 IASEMENT $2850 month 882-0154 ception room If Inlerest- Rentaf Specialist lit... t 902 ALUMINUM SIDING WATEIlrItOOFING 911 IIICK/ILOCK WORK 912IUILDING/IIEMODHIHG 916 CARm INSTALLATION ed, call Mr Edgar 886. 706 HOUSES FOR RENT TJ home specialist Quail 6010 J W KLEINER SR RENOVATION GARY'S Carpet Sen/lce DUROIT /WAYNl COUNTY ty Siding trim & guNers ~ MASON CONTRACTOR & REMODEliNG InstallatIOn restretching 1 1/2 Story Cape Cod near EASTPOINTE 1,000 , I 0 • '''' Free estlmales All work SERVING THE Highest quail!) work by Repalrs Carpet & pad St John Hospital 3 bed- square feet Air, retail or guaranteed We also do (508) 228-4449 POINTES FOR 35 YEARS licensed bUilder available 810 774 room, 1 bath $520 a office 810-879 1964 or repairs 810-790 0053 8 Federal St Blick Block, and Stone Reister Constructlon,lnc 7828 month 810-650-8378 810.9494813 lease Ted Nantucket, MA 02554 work and all types 3139655900 EASTPOINTE- For lease JERRY'S Carpet Service DETROIT 3 bedroom Car- of repairs 8106395t49 store or office 1,000 Installation restretchlng peted fenced base 903 APl'lIANCE .REPAIRS Brick & Flaqstone Pallo,> ,r;.=====~--"""". square teet 810-879- 713 VACATION RENTAlS 1St repairs ~en lor diS- ment Garage pets ok & Walks Porches Nf:W Df:"I(,N~, Il\C 1964 or 810-9494813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN tC>rnpl"'"llm",lmr ...~rlJ\",n!""no' ..... count Carpet & pad $520 EASTPOINTE Chimneys Tuck-Polntmg lu ...tl.. rn }...Itdh n~ & Hath", avallable 776 3604 Rental Pros EXECUTIVE Office In Pro- BLACK Lake, near Che. APPUANCE CENTER Patching ilL n",tJ &. lmunJ R ft fPntt ..... S & K CARPET 810-773-RENT fessJOnalSUite-Grosse boygan Excellent sWlm- No Service Charge Violations Corrected 11l7""l j .)"-t\"(.'QJ iJn\t II.Jrpt r \\\..),., J \11 A Full Service LOWER flat, 2 bedrooms Pomte Farms Profes- mlng and fishing 2 bed With Repairs Speclahzlng In Small Jobs slonally decorated With rooms, full kitchen Carpet Company $350 81D-n6-0568 Courteous ProfeSSional Free Estimates/Licensed '"'JJJ3lJ8t~913~ Conference room, tele- $375 per week 313. Service On All 882-0717 Stressing Quality 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ phone, copier and post- 372-1431 Major Appliances Shop at Home S.CS/MACOMI COUNTY age meter Limited se(.- GAYLORD. 6 large lake- Deal Direct with Owner CALL GENE, 885-5730 22025 Maple (1 block retanal services availa- front homes, 4 seasons 776-1750 Commerrul • R~suJ.>nnal 917 CEIliNG/PLASTERING North of 10 off Harper) ble Perfect for execu- Golf specials f.,./Chall AddllUJTl5 2 bedrooms, neWly dec- tlve, consultant, attomey Classified AdvertIsing Rlc Roums Dorm.:rs ANDY SqUIres Plastering orated, fenced yard, or firm seeking Grosse GLEN Arbor Sleeping 882-&900 & Drywall Stucco repair POinte satellrte office Bear Dunes 3 bed. Bryson 882-2436 dead end street No 904 ASPHALT PAVING Spray textured Ceilings Ms Belanger 886-6310 rooms, 2 baths Week! pets $560 313-881- REPAIR (810}-755-2054 3740 FRASER weekend specials R.R. CODDENS YORKSHIRE Excellence in CEILING repairs, water 20X70 office or store Broker 881-5693 BUILDING & ALGONAC area- large e&P ..44~~te Waterproofing damage, cracks pamt- redecorated & sharp Lots GRAND Traverse Bay 1m- private home on .~ mtriacecl & seal coatecI famllv Business RENOVATION INC. lng, wallpaper removal, of extras 33140 Groes- maculate, charming, 2 river, dockage $1,800/ 'P~&~ SInce J924 • Add,hons plaster texture or beck at 14 Mile Rd bedroom collage Boat- monthly References 'New &eloll - Dlggmg Method • Kitchen & Bathroom smooth Licensed con 810-293-0900 109, sWimming, fishing, Owner SUpefVl - Peaslone Backfill (810)794-5615 sed Remodel1n9 sandy beach $700 Insured - Walls Siraightened tractor Joe 881-1085 ROSEVILLE 19945 12 FRESHLY REDECORATED weekly 810-851-0096 .'10-773-8087 • Under Pmnmg - Arch'lecIural ServIces Avo IIable Mile 2 bedrooms, pOSSI- GOOD LOCATION • 2S Yr GUdrantee HARPERWOODS HARBOR Sprtngs! Pel as- 907 BASEMENT ble 3rd Irt basement ~~~d & Insured QUALITY WORK Very nice sUite (2) of offl- key Condos & vacation WATERPROOFING Near schools, x-way lJcensed & Insured ces Comfortable and homes With fireplaces, 912 IUlLDING/R£MODElING E & J Plastering, Drywall, Available June 1st AMERICAN conVlementln Harper pools, cable T V Plan plaster *stucco 81D-598- WATERPROOFING 881-338 $595, plus security No 910 10AT REPAIRS/ ALEX LUKASIK 8753 313-714-0131 Woods 1,600 square your golf getaway & AND CONSTRUCTION pets 313-881-2497 MAINTENANCE CONSTRUCTION CO. feet each Near ).94 and summer vacatiOn nowl 24 Years expenence 914 ---_.._------.-----r-~~""!:"':::::::;".;:...:;....:::.=-=..::...::: .. _ -...... _ """' _ Apnl 11,1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Directory of Services m FUIlNITUIlE 913 CfMENT WOIlK 921 ClOCK REPAIIl '30 ElECTlllO.l. SEIlVICES 943 lANDS -...... __~"~._r._'p_._.-..-...-- ...... - ...... _-....~.....".,...... ---1111-;...'- ,I Apn111,1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connectton Directo of Services 954 PAINTlNG/DE DAN ROEMER PLUMBING A~,~remodermg, cOdl! work, fixtures • I 1,1, Water heaters Installed Licensed and Insured I' n2-2614 ~\ I DAVE'S Sewer Cleantng, KEN'S WINDOW Plumbing Repair If It'S SERVICE broke, we'JI fiX It LI- I JOURNEYMAN/GLAZIER censed & Insured Free R&J I Windows Re-pullled Palnt.c est/mates Senior diS- and Caulked ROOFING (Removlng.1I old pulty) count 3t 3-526-71 00. • Snow removal from Repbce Brokengla" pitched & flat roofs I Sleamed up Thermop.nes DIRECT • Ice bUild-up Install. Storm Windows and emerge ncy removal Door, PLUMBING • Shmgle Roofs •Any kmd of glass work" & • Tear Offs In Glass Trade 30 Years • Flat Decks DRAIN • Cedar Shakes Call I(en • 87 ... 1755 • CopperlSheet Metat 521-0726 • licensed Insured *Free Estimates *Full Product Warranty *Sentor Discount * References *AII Work Guaranteed m~~~~f~;:~r03 MICHAEL HAGGERTY Lie. Master Plumber Looking EMIL THE PLUMBER INCORPORATED Custom q>omhng (.."" for pre- Construetwn Father & Sons COMPLETE ROOFING $9.08 for 12 words Since 1949 QUALITY work owned SERVICE at a good PRICE. BILL MASTFR PLIJVlBERS TO'IY 882-0029 RESIDENTIAL AdditIonal words 65 C each. C.II lhe Compelilion FITS' items ata COMMERCIAL Then Call Us' DEADLINES: IYourHome" INSURANCE WORK $ DISCOUNT TEAR-0FF 810.771.8040 PLUMBINO$ low price? RESHINGLE all real estate for sale - noon, Monday lICE ....SED INSURED • For aU Your CERTIFIED Plumbing Needs Grosse APPLICATIONS OF Classified/Display 6 p.m., Monday Sewer $60 MODIFIED SINGLE PLY IRAAN'S PAINTING] Drains '40 UceDseci/lnsured Pointe FLAT ROOFING Regular Classified liner ads - noon, Tuesday WHY PAY MOREe? SYSTEMS Intenor/Extenor 7 DAY'S 24 HOURS * Services * News VENTS PLASm WAIlS •• 1-2224 GUTIEAS G P Re-ferences REPAIRS ISiDce 1979 791-4811 L.S. WALKER CO. r;~~~-~;J;;~~~~;ili;;~;;;~--l and LICENSED - INSURED Plumbing Drain Cleaning I 1 wk 0 2 wks 3 wks I AU Repairs Free Esti- 886-0520 0 0 mates' Reasonable! The I 0 4 wks 0__ weeks I Insured 964 SEWEll CLEANING I NAME ------I 810-778-8212 Connection 313-705-7568 pager SERVICE I ADDRESS TELEPHONE I ARMSTRONG Sewer TOM'S Plumblng- repairs, Cleanrng Sewers re- remodel, Installs, sewer I CREDIT CARD -- EXP DATE ---- II paired Grosse POinte 12 years expenence 882.6900 L ~ area Free estimates I SIGNATURE _ Reasonable, 810-775- 4201 313-884-1906 Owner Call John AUltO, 313-640-4633 960 ROOFING SERVICE 960 ROOFING SERVICE 960 ROOFING SERVICE ADCOPY:--- J &JROOFING (810) 445.6455 OR 1 800-459-6455 SEE HOW AFFORDABLE QUALITY CAN BE! $908 10 year WOrkmanship warranty $9 73 $1038 25 year or longer matenal warranty $peclahzrng~In TEAR.QFFS $ II 03 $1' 68 $' 233 $ 12 98 ele CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE! ... 12C Apnl 11, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I I ,I I I I ! I I J ---~'!':_:.":!=~.~~.llIIM_""l!!l'S!2I1!'!~" .""'-.~~_ ...,., v • __ • ~-- - " " If it., •• ~ ...."zee") n:c;:Q L..:..-... .. -.;:::._ -":"'T.; ------'I: Page 2 YourHome Thursday, April 11, 1996 A product guide to make sure your trees are healthy Home&Garden Features that can be found at hardware ready to stand tall on their own. sun, rain andlor snow. It's called A tree is a tree is a tree? Maybe. stores and home and garden cen- Or maybe not. Bark protection Tree Wrap. ters. What's the single most preva- Some trees look better than oth- Essentially, Tree Wrap is a Staking lent cause of young tree death? weather-resistant, all-white mate- ers. Some are healthier than oth- Freshly planted trees, as well Believe it or not, the answer is the ers. And there's a reason why: it's rial that can be wrapped around as relatively young trees, are ideal damage inflicted by string trim- the base of a tree in overlapping all in the way the tree was cared for staking. Simply put, staking for over the years. mers and lawn mowers. Treesjust spirals. lets a tree firmly establish roots a year or two old or those freshly Once secured around a tree, it Lush foliage and a strong, by helping them stay steady and planted in the soil, simply do not straight and upright trunk don't will moderate the temperature upright despite the elements. have a thick enough layer of bark just happen; someone made it around the trunk, which lessens For example, a properly staked to protect them. the chance of bark splitting happen. In years past, it was a tree is unlikely to be damaged by landscape professional or a tree As a result, a gash caused by a caused by seasonal weather strong winds that can bend it and mower blade slicing into it, or a care expert who handled such extremes. Further, Tree Wrap is cause it to grow misshapen. A new cut made by a trimmer cord slash- designed to stretch as the tree tasks as planting, staking, prun- product called a TreeStaKit is a ing, and the like. ing into it, can leave a tree grows, and tiny holes in the mate- complete staking package that extremely susceptible to the often These days, however, more rial enable air and water to reach features 21 feet of rope, reusable deadly onset of fungal diseases the bark's surface. Lastly, the homeowners than ever before are stakes and a tree tube that makes and unwanted insects. becoming do-it-yourself yardeners product serves as a basic physical anchoring a tree up to three inch- One solution is about as simple barrier to rodents and insects that and are tackling yard and garden es in diameter a simple process. chores themselves. . as it gets. A new product called may want to claw at or eat the Remember that there are a Bark Gard is a plastic shield, bark. Many homeowners havadis- As a result, companies that variety of ways to stake a tree, so approximately eight inches high, manufacture lawn and garden covered that using Bark Gard and asking a local garden supplier's that can be installed in seconds by equipment are developing new Tree Wrap in tandem does the assistance in choosing the right just coiling it around the base of a trick of protecting a young tree and innovative products designed method for you and your tree tree. "0 make yard care quick, easy, effi- from the elements and animals, would be a goodidea. Tree experts The result is a physiCalbarrier as well as from mowers and string cient, and, of course, as effective note that a young tree benefits as possible. between the tree and mowers and trimmers. most from staying staked for trimmers. The product comes in a In the case of tree care, the Of course, there are many other about two years, whatever the natural brown colorthat blends in result is a wide range of newly- products out there that will get method of staking selected. After well with a tree's bark and also trees off to the start they need to introduced and useful products two years' time, most trees are serves to reflect light away from lead a long, healthy life. For the tree's trunk. example, landscape fabrics placed Further, the product's manufac- atop the soil in a tree bed and cov- Rome Tips turers have made Bark Gard in ered with a layer of mulch will such a way, with punched-out moderate soil temperature and I holes, that the tree can "breathe. "" Pet peeve - Those pesky slip- Egg carton - When I opened help retain much-needed mois- ping pads on my wooden kitchen Look for the product in stores for ture. a carton of eggs the other day, I the suggested retail price of about chairs had almost driven me crazy noticed the carton was a pretty Pruning products, such as clip- until I came up with the following $2.99. pers and retractable saw blades, shade of pink, so I found a use for Wrapping trees idea. it. help bring out the lushest foliage I bought some of the foam mesh Some homeowners find wrap- possible and make shaping the I put it in my dresser drawer ping trees with burlap or other that keeps scatter rugs in place and laid it flat. I used the bottom tree easier. Take time out on a and put a small piece of it under fabric materials helps protect weekend for a visit to the local layer for a dozen pair of earrings them from insect infestation and the pads. They stay in place nice- and the top for rings, pins and garden center, where exciting new ly now! Rita H., Atlanta, Ga. cold weather. If this is the case, tree care products such as the bracelets - very handy. Eleanor there's an innovative product F., Wynnewood,Pa. ones referred to above are avail- Packing perishables - When available that will do those jobs, able. it's hot outside, I always have an but not fall apart and look untidy Yardeners will learn a lot and after a short period of time in the ice cooler in my car with freezer Share your special Home Tip their trees will.reap' the benefits. packs in it. with our readers. Send it to Diane I can safely store perishables Eckert, King Features Weekly while I do all of my errands after Service, 235 E. 45th St., New lOrk, food-shopping. Jeannie G., N.Y. 10017. ON THE COVER Naples, Fla. 865 BERKSHIRE GROSSE POINTE PARK NEW! NEW! NEW! 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SCott's Custom Wood Work (810) 774.8546 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe 886-8710 ~.iJI"W'III ~ I Thursday, April 11,1996 YourHome Page 3 A FIRST OFFERING A FIRST OFFERING A FIRST OFFERING 1040 HOLLYWOOD, GPW 1367-69 WAYBURN, GPP Pi 7 ~ f: r 20604 WASHTENAW, H.W. t , P 1'1 I ] r,I' -r1 j ~ , ~...... /~ <...;) '" ::!J ~'"" "--..--'_ SUNDAY April 14, 1996 BEAUTIFUL center entrance Colonial built 2 to 4 p.m. RARE INCOME Property located 10 Harper in 1972 offering a formal living and dinmg Woods. Excellent rents can help you pay room, library w/bookshelves, kitchen 617 S. HIGBIE, the mortgage! Upper umt offers one w/newer countertops, sink, dishwasher, Grosse Pointe Woods bedroom, 1Jvmg room, dining room, double closet pantry, eating space and doorwall leading to the patio, family room 1012 HARVARD, kitchen, lower Unit WIth two bedrooms. with a cozy natural fireplace convenient Grosse Pointe Park Convemently located near 1-94. first floor laundry room, second floor 652 WOODS LANE, master bedroom w/walk-in closet, dressing INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - Great A FIRST OFFERING room and full bath, situated on a large lot rentals. ThIS cute MultI-Family offers 2- Grosse Pointe Woods w/a 2-car attached garage. - separate umts - Lower has two bedrooms, 1- 16455 EDMORE bath, living room, dining room, kitchen; 16811 CRANFORD LANE, GPC - VERY A UNIQUE bnck Bungalow featurmg four NICE TUDOR unit on hidden, out of the Upper with three bedrooms, IIvmg room, bedrooms, two baths, remodeled kitchen way, Cranford Lane in Grosse Pointe City. dming room, kitchen. Separate furnaces, A FIRST OFFERING wlbuilt-ins, fmlshed basement With glass Living room has a natural fireplace, formal electric and the stoves/refrigerators stay m block windows, 2-car garage. dming room, kitchen with butler's pantry, each unit. Parking in the rear. 16914 KINGSBROOKE master bedroom with full bath, total of THIS Multi-story Condo has three 652 WOODS LANE, GPW - PRIDE OF bedrooms, two baths, remodelled kitchen four bedrooms and three baths, 2-car 1012 HARVARD - A fabulous selection of OWNERSHIP ABOUNDS m thIS beautiful wlbuilt-ms, fmished basement With glass garage, updated heat system - $66/month what you want is in thIS lovely three Colomal. Open foyer With marble floor, block Windows, 2-car garage. budget heat, fully insulated, newer roof, bedroom, 2.5 bath Colomal WIth a newer hving room With picture wmdow, formal only $175,000! kitchen, formal dmmg room, natural wood dinlOg room with picture WIndow, wonderful 26 x 13 kitchen, fantastIC famIly 715 PEMBERTON, GPP - BEAUTIFUL floors, large master bedroom with attached pTlvate bath, family room, central au , room WIth natural fireplace, also hbrary/den PILLARD COLONIAL in a great fmished basement WIth recreation room, A FIRST OFFERING WIth picture wmdow. Master bedroom With neighborhood, offering a new kitchen, bath, three other spacious bedrooms, newly refmished hardwood floors, 1.5 plus a fabulous lot with sunken gardens and NEFF ROAD many plantmgs. finished basement, central aIr, 2+ car, baths, fmished basement, central air, Two-famIly mcome in Grosse Pomte CIty attached garage, gracious- size backyard & sprmklmg system, deck in rear yard, two 19673 BLOSSOM LANE, GPW - THIS featurmg new kitchens wlbullt-ms, separate loads of updates. natural fireplaces. COX & BAKER RESIDENCE I S A furnaces w/central air, natural fireplaces, 4- SPACIOUS CAP COD featuring a natural car garage and pnced to sell at, $199,000. 19658 MACK AVE., GPW - A PERFECT 1750 VERNIER, GPW - GORGEOUS LOCATION for thiS profeSSional office open concept Condo with a large IIvmg firpelace, slate foyer, large master bedroom on first floor, tow full baths, central air, 15 x bUlldmg WIth seven private offices, receptIOn room/dming room combinatIOn, one area, waltmg room, kitchen faCIlities, 1.:' bedroom, spacIous kitchen w/eating area, 11 mud room, huge teakpaneled fimshed 1330 THREE MILE, GPP - SPACIOUS & basement With a wet bar and half bath, ECONOMICAL fIve bedroom Colomal which baths, gas forced air heat and central aIr walk-in closet, carport, pool and laundry condltionmg. Adjacent to Standard Federal facilities. attached garage and much more! ThiS features a sharp great room With cathedral home IS connected, via a courtyard, to an cellmg, two-way natural fIreplace and a Bank, near Cook Road. ThiS offIce bUlldmg 20550 ANTIA, H.W. - VERY CLEAN, offIce buildmg located at 19658 Mack Ave. newer heated tIled exercise pool through the IS connected, via a courtyard, to a 2,000+ square foot reSIdence located at 19673 UPDATED bUngalOW~n -private An excellent opportunity! lockmg doorwall, full glass wall to the park street in Harp s. s Pomte sized lot (65 x 250) - you can teach your Blossom Lane. All situated nicely on a huge School . exterior, 19984 ROSCOMMON, H.W. A httle ones to sWIm or just enjoy a mghtly corner lot. three oom, updated BEAUTIFUL & UPDATED Bungalow with SWIm, centrally located kitchen has mformal kitchen, .. ro WIth natural fireplace, custom features including a natural eating and a serve-through to the large fireplace in the liVing room, updated A FIRST OFFERING 2.5 garage and everything else you need to dmmg room/den combmatlon with ceramic 17190 WARREN feel right at home .. , Only $92,500. kitchen, professionally finIshed basement, tIled f1oonng, extra deep basement WIth a wood deck in rear, newer furnace (8 years), recreatIOn area, circular dnve and car dnve PRICED DRASTICALYREDUCED1 SpacIOus central air conditlomng (l year), an above 745 BEDFORD, GPP through garage for boat storage. (4,000 sQ/ft) office bUlldmg, completely LEASE ••• LEASE... - SpacIOus three ground pool (l year), two car garage. All for vacant and ready to be occupIed. Bathrooms bedroom, 2.5.bath brick Coiomal just $75,000! 832-34 NEFF, GPC - TWO FAMILY on both floors, 3 separate gas forced aIr freshly pamted. offering a natural fireplace, INCOME WIth many features throughout I furnaces and central air. Call for details! kitchen With eating space and appliances, 829 HARCOURT, GPP - DR OWN Lower Unit has a Flonda room, separate Florida room den, central air, 2-car LANDLORD m . 6~nc e Ith two utilities, each umt has two bedrooms, garage. bedroom' , Ida room dInmg room, kItchen, hVlOg room, A FIRST OFFERING and nat I each unit. Three hardwood floors, artIficIal fireplaces, 17172 E. WARREN 726 PEAR TREE, GPDPERFECT car garag eparate basements. stove/refngerator, 2-car garage. COMMERCIAL BUlLDrNG With a remodeled HOME' T~hT~V 0 rs three 617 S. HIGBIE, GPW - STUNNING three bedrost e hs, famIly 41285 WINDMILL, - COME SPOIL 18 x 13 maIO offIce, a 9x9 private office and room . eplac,e spacIOus bedroom brick ranch whIch boasts of an YOURSELF m thiS stately custom built a 23 x 18 garage and storage area With an 8' kltch e ormal dmmg room and updated kItchen, hvmg room WIth a natural home which is situated on a canal and only overhead door. Newer gas forced-aIr/central new carpetmg throughout, plus' fIreplace, den, basement WIth a rec. room, three minutes to lake St Clair. This air condItioner 13-years), vertIcal bhnds, full bath (10 x 12) and a 2.5 car garage prestigIOUS home boasts of fIve bedrooms, "'all to wall carpeting and more' Located off of MorningsIde and Cook Road. 22309 GREATER MACK - PERFECT three and two half baths, family room, Beautiful neighborhood WIth many homes LOCATION' Available to lease - two private convenient fIrst floor laundry room, formal In the $250,000 - $300,000 price range on offIces WIth approxImately 1,860 sq/ft., 1.5 dmmg room, library. A place that you and thiS same court. Excellently pnced at baths, parkmg for 8 cars, call for the your family can enJoy for years to come' detalls ... don't miss out' $189,9001 16355 JEFFERSON, GPC - A HOME TO RAISE a family m - thiS Southern Colomal offers four spacIous bedrooms, two full baths, Iivmg room With a natural fIreplace and oak floonng, formal dlnmg room, two half baths, fa"llly room also has a marble hearth natur Great House • Blue Ribbon School • Super Neighbors Incomparable 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath Colonial built in 1978. Large gourmet kitchen, stunning master bath, and 2nd floor laundry additions in 1991. Finished Basement with fifth bedroom or office, recreation room, and workshop. 2.5 car (plus)oversized garage. By Appointment 884.6538 Open Sunday April 21st 2-5 Thursday,April 11, 1996 YourHome Page 5 'If you can't find the time to do it right, when will you find the time to do it over?' - says Blair By Blair Gilbert thing at the bottom ofthe tank. ( I the old part with you. Now you're What do you want to talk am, of course, leaving out the a plumber! about? Washing windows, fertiliz- countless other possibilities of Heck, without a ward processor, er and grass seed - or that tank stoppers, all fairly rare I couldn't even spell it! expensive water bill? unless you have one!) Tips and service are available The weather is too unpre- Off to the plumbing depart- from Blair Gilbert and Gilbert's dictable this time of year. Ask ment, possibly in only one trip Pro Hardware, 21920 Harper, in Remember this is Michigan. Let's because you remembered to take St. Clair Shores, (810) 776-9532. save some money and fIX that Mr. plumbing this week. Your faucet leaks are obvious Hardware added costs on your water bill, Building Industry drip, drip, drip. . . penny, penny, attached). penny, no wonder that bill gets so Better hardware and plumbing high. But you have a high water shops will have parts and in-store Association plans bill and you can't see a leak. You training to repair those better might not even hear a leak quality ballcocks, and new ones to Go in the bathroom, take the replace the unrepairable units. stuff off the top of the toilet tank, But you say the water is below disability seminar remove the lid and place in a safe the top of the overflowtube. Now place. what? My guess is the water is The Building Industry The seminar will be held from Look in the tank and check the getting out. Association of Southeastern 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Stonycroft water level in relation to the over- Throw some food coloring, Michigan's (BIA) Remodelors Hills Country Club, 1960 flowtube (about 10 inches tall and available at city hall, water Council will present a seminar on Stonycroft Lane, in Bloomfield 1 inch around in the middle of the department or Gilbert's ''Remodeling Residential and Hills. Registration fees are $15 for tank). Is the water level up to the Hardware, and wait 20 minutes. Non-Residential Buildings for (BIA) Remodelors Council mem- top of the overflow tube? If so, Is it peeking its ugly face in the Persons with Disabilities" on bers, $20 for BIA and Apartment then the ballcock must need bowl? Thursday, April 18. Association of Michigan members, repair or replacement ~at tall Quick, shut off the water, 1bm Durkee of Durkee Custom and $45 for non-members. For thing on the right with the float remove the flapper or nibber ball Builders in West Bloomfield will registration information, call be the featured speaker. (810) 737-4477. Sprmg sa~ are growing at English Gardens Check out our new location in Eastpointe. -.FWWERlNG " --. .~:"l)"t - .. SPRlNGiw~ ------. WEEnID CHERRY TREEs PE'MNNIAI..S 6roceful branches wrth ptnk or w1n1e blooms Choose from ComI8el~, Foxglove, Camotion, ~ale '4648 to '12S9S Shosfll Ooisy and more. Reg $64 98 to S179 98 Sale 99~ 3~.fA'~ Reg $198 ...... r... CYPREss MULCH Gm.n plJlrer ~ Greens 000 thl(kens winter r 2 (U ft !log covers l2 SQ ft 2' Deep weary Inwns 20,000 SQ ft bog r Sale '298 I l ~ Reg $3 98 foch ~aler1797 ~ Reg $24 95 FISKARS ToE GARotw Lw~s 11P; PRUNINGSHEARS Prune roses In the spring when the forsythlo blooms. For beouJjfuI blooms 011 summer, fertilize roses now and once 0 month until the first of September. Reg $998 MIS m() Mf67921 HOURS~-thru Sat-,;,;,;".., s.n .-,;;to"",_.- SAill PRIm GOOD-THROUGHMiIli;:l996 - ...... r-~.-~- '-~- CuNroN TOWNSIfiP GnW IIIIt Will Wm BwoMFlElD (KcM1~e II-.,Ie ~ DEARBORN IlEIGIRS ftnIltll 0.Drift EAsJroINlE III, It 5euIh of 9.. • ~ 810-~100 81O-851.7~ NUIlSm'313-27S44331"!. - - - - I 1. GROSSE POINTE SHORES III. GROSSE POINTE FAR!vfS (cont'd) _ 'i~~,G_ROSSE'POINTE PARK" .'.: , .. :, :~-'.;" Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath 37 Colonial Rd. 3/25 Description Price Phone Open Sun. 2.4. Prestigious 96 Hall Place 3/2 5 Impeccablel Renovated ctr Colonial, library, fam rm, 1112 Harvard 3/25 Open Sun. 2-4 Center entrance entr Colonial Pnme local Ion $325,000 885.7767 many updales $365,000 881-5029 Colomal With 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathsl Higbie Maxon, Inc. $275,000 Bolster Your 356 Carver 3/3 5 3,200 sq ft Custom bUfl1Colomal 886.3100 Jeff Paige C.21 Associates Call (810) 778.8100 1031 Harvard 4/2 5 Exceptronal family home C)A, alarm system, lib , garden rm , fl-..'CROSSE POIl~TEWOODS ' , ,-' ,. home warranty & much morel . , Tappan & Associates $350,000 Real Estate 884-6200 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 20065 Baltree Ct. 3/1 5 Cenlral air, newer high effICiency Address Bedroom/Bath Description furn , sunporch, aU 2-car garage $156,900 881-8011 Price Phone Options NO LISTING Address Bedroom/Bath 1171 North Renaud 4/1 5 Description Price Phone By appt Semi ranch Jmm occupancy $248,500 886.2308 4265 University 3/1 1st block off Mack Finished basement. $42,500 (313) 882.3770 If your real estate needs have grown but the 1606 Newcastle 3/2 5 Super sharp One owner Colonial Formal dining & family room $165,900(313) 884-8437 home station hasn't, explore YourHome 19300dord 3/1 Open Sunday 1.5 Bungalow, fenced $122,000(810) 294-4094 VII. HARPER \VOODS ' magazine. You can get the latest information on Address Bedroom/Bath Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Description Price Phone reaf estate deals and developments. 20228 Washtenaw 3/1 Bungalow New kItchen, aIr 846 Beaconsfield 6/5 2 family, 3,500 sq ft $249,000 881-7353 Must see! $77,000 886-5243 r CRLL THE CLRSSIFIED DEPRRTMENT III. GROSSE POINTE FAR~fS 968 Westchester 4/2 Roomy Colomal 2,200 sq ft Near 20831 Lochmoor 3/1 5 Open Sun. 1-4 Brick Ranch, schools, fam rm, With fireplace, large many updates Address Bedroom/Bath $92,900 (313) 882-6013 Description Price Phone back yard, central aIr. $175,000 (313) 823-1836 31 Elm Ct. at the 4/3-25 Move-In cond Steps from 21183 Norwood 3/2 Open Sun. 2-4. G P schools, 886-8152 937 Trombley 6/3 5 lakeshore $419,000 (313) 886-4955 ClassICColomal, spaCIous rooms, brick bungalow, owner. $109,000 after 7 PM natural fireplaces Immediate occupancy. $299,000 885-3406 19349 Kingsville 3 Open Sun. 1-4 Many updates. 445-6516 Grosse Pointe News I} Connection Newspapers Don Symons Century 21 Kee $69,900 77!J.7500 20688 Hunt Club Drive3/1.5 Open Sun. 12-4. Grosse FOR SOME RERLLY FRR OUT DEALS ON PLACING AN Pomte Schools Gem., updated throughout, fiOished basement Red Carpet Keirn-Ace. $109,900 (810) 779-0200 (313) 882-6900 YIII. ST. CLAIR SHORES Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 22442 Milner 2/1 11 Mile and lefferson Bungalow Private beach, deck, hot tub Must seef $86,900 81D-77!J.7994 22875 Grove 1/1 Condo.Appllances, air, carport. Must sell' $41,000 (810) 779.5688 412 Country Club 2/2 Open Sun. 2.4 Great location & vIew. 1st floor unrt wiatt garage Tappan & Associates $95,000 884-6200 --=7 ~ 33324 E. 'efferson 2/1 5 5 Open Sun. 1-4. Townhouse - baths redone Coldwell Banker , Schweitzer Real Estate Call (810) 777-4940 I 25305 Ursuline 3/1 5 Central air, finished basement, Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone No Listings Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone No Listings Page 8 YourHome Thursday,April 11, 1996 G.~ Community Ed. teaches cooking with herbs Grosse Pointe Community herbs and provide you with gar- Education, in collaboration with den plan ideas to meet your spe- You'll learn how to add excite- lie schools, the Grosse Pointe the Grosse Pointe unit of The cial needs. ment and pizzazz to everyday Woods Community Center, the Herb Society of America, is offer- Helpful tips ror growing herbs cooking and gourmet dishes with Pointe Plaza branch of Barnes & ing two "herbal" classes this techniques that will delight the Noble, and public libraries in spring. indoors will also be offered, along with information about soil, loca- palate while pleasing the eye. Grosse Pointe, St. Clair Shores, "Planting an Herb Garden" on tion, fertilizer, and protection Taught by Anne Graves and Harper Woods, Eastpointe, and Wednesday, April 17, from 7 to from the elements. Marty Vorhees of the Grosse Detroit (Jefferson Branch only). 8:30 p.m. in Barnes School will A question-and-answer period Pointe unit of The Herb Society of Register by mail or fax at any offer practical information about will follow the presentation. The America, the class will be present- time or in person Monday through obtaining and growing a wide course fee is $8. ed in the Barnes School kitchen Friday from 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. at variety of herbs in our Michigan "Culinary Herbal Delights" will on Thursday, May 2, from 7:30 to the Community Education office climate. Taught by Mary be the focus of a new Community 9 p.m. The cost is $8. in Barnes school, 20090 Northcutt and Jackie Beck, the Education class that will intro- Course catalogs describing Morningside Drive in Grosse class will introduce you to a fra- duce you to the joys of herbal these and other Grosse Pointe Pointe Woods. grant and flavorful selection of cooking. Community Education classes are For additional information, call available at all Grosse Pointe pub. (313) 343-2178. C.P. Board of Realtors Is home ownership for yOU? If you have thought about own- from qualifying for a mortgage to to host Home Fair '96 ing a home, but aren't sure you the closing process - will be can afford it or are confused by all explained. The Grosse Pointe Board of title insurance, inspection and the fmancing options, this work- The workshop is free, but regis- Realtors will host its ninth shop is for you. moving companies. tration is a must. 'Ib register or for annual Home Fair from 10 a.m. Homeowners with no interest "Home Ownership" - a two to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 20, at more information call MSU in moving can meet representa- part series - will be held on Extension at (810) 469-6430. the Assumption Cultural Center, tives of remodeling, decorating, 'fuesdays, April 16 and 23, at 21800 Marter, in St. Clair Lincoln Middle School, 22500 Shores. home security and cleaning com- panies. In addition, there will be Federal, in Warren, from 6:30 to More than 50 exhibitors are exhibitors of gifts, jewelry, cloth- 9:30 p.m. scheduled to present their goods ing, art and more. The workshop, sponsored by MILK•.. and services. Home buyers and Admission and parking are Comerica Mortgage, will be con- IT DOES A BODY ~ sellers will gather a wealth of free. Refreshments, door prizes ducted by Michigan State information about financing, and brochures are also free. University Extension-Macomb. The mysteries ofbuying a home _ ~GOOD.U DISCOVER THE COMFORT & CONVENIENCE OF MID-RISE LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS IN A COUNTRY CLUB SETTING • Swimming pool with jacuzzi • S1.Clair Shores Golf Course • Tennis court • Secure enclosed parking • Track • Closed circuit monitored entrance • Exercise room • Immediate possession • One Floor living PRICES FROM $95,000 TO $132,000 • MODELS OPEN DAILY (EXCEPTTHURSDAY) 1-5 p.m. ONE YEAR FREE ASSOCIATION DUES! ACT Now - ONLY A FEW UNITS REMAINING FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL Us AT 293-1643 3000 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE, ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI 48082 The PrUdential j) EXIT 1-94 AT !.ITTLE MKK, HEAD NORTH TO MASONIC, TURN Grosse Pointe 19615 Mack AWl. RIGHT 1/2 MILE TO V,KEPOINTf Real Estate Co. Grosse Potnte Woods. MI 48236 ENTRANCE Bus (313) 882-0087 Fax (313) 882-3890 ... Thursday, April 11, 1996 YourHome Page 9 Parental guidance required when using a power mower By Ellen Henke always check behind you when potential mowing hazards. If Sometimes children want to backing up with your riding And never mow when the lawn is take a spin around the yard on the twigs, leaves or other debris clog wet. mower. your mower's discharge chute, riding mower with Mom or Dad _ The best way to teach your chil- Make time to take precautions turn off your mower immediately. - for your safety and the safety of they think riding a big, powerful dren about mowing safety is to set machine looks like a lot of fun. With a riding mower or lawn trac- your family. a good example yourself. Before tor, turn the ignition key to "off." While mowing and caring for you mow, make sure you're And someday, when your chil- your lawn can be a lot of fun, rid- Don't touch hot engine or exhaust dren are responsible enough to dressed correctly. Flip flops, surfaces. ing mowers are serious cutting swimsuits and shorts are not handle lawn chores, consult the Remember that flesh is softer operator's manual to teach them tools that should be treated with proper mowing attire, and they respect. than metal - never use your mowing safety and proper mainte- don't provide much protection hands or feet to clear a clog. No matter how much they beg, from flying objects. Wear long nance - and consider yourself Carefully use a stick or tool to dis- lucky if they'll even get near the never take children or passengers slacks and sturdy shoes with trac- of any age on riding mowers. And lodge the debris. mower. tion soles. Tuck in your shirttail. If there are places in your lawn never allow young children to Check to ensure that all safety America's plant doctor and operate a mower or any type of where you might turn an ankle, John Deere lawn and garden shields and guards are in place level these spots. Navigate safely lawn equipment. In fact, it's best and working. Walk your lawn expert Ellen Henke is a botanist, on slopes. With your riding garden writer and nationally rec- to keep children and pets out of before mowing, removing toys, the mowing area completely. And mower, you should mow up and ognized authority on "earth tools or yard debris that could be down slopes for greater stability. friendly" gardening. Building Industry Association offers master builders' course The Building Industry April!7. from market analysis and site Highway, Suite 100, in Association of Southeastem Michael E. Tobin of Mike inspection to all facets of finance. Farmington Hills. Registration Michigan (BIA) will present the Buildmg Co. in Farmington Hills The program applies to NAHB fees, including continental National Association of Home and Sam Kreis of Sterling Bank Graduate Builder institute (GBl) breakfast and lunch, are $125 for Builder (NAHB) Home Building & Trust in Southfield will pro- credit. industry master builders course BIA members and $5BO for non- vide practical guidance for con- The course will be held from on land acquisition, development members. verting raw land into buildable B:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at BIA head- and financing on Wednesday, lots, covering the many phases For registration information, quarters, 30375 Northwestern call (B10) 737-4477. -I.. SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC. 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe -Call ChrisKuhn704-6016- 886-8710 ST. CLAIR SHORES BEAUTY GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS GROSSE POfNT[ Hampton Bungalow 4Bdm 2 Baths PRICEREDUCED,updated kItchen new furnace, roof 5 years old 11158VM K Colonldl 3 Bdm 3 Baths OPEN SUNDAY, APRIL 14TH. 1-4:00 865 Berkshire Colonial 4Bdm 3-1/2 Baths OPf.N SUNDAY. APRIl 14TH, 1-4:00 Webber Place Tudor 8Bdm 7 Baths - 4 Half GROSSEPOINTESHORES,"1994 DESIGNERSHOW HOUSE- Beac:onsfteld Income 6 Bdm 2 Baths Updated kltchen upper leased- • Darling three bedroom ranch lower vacant • Completely updated Edgemont P.uIc • Updated hltchen and bath Colonial 4 Bdm 3-1/2 Baths New constructIOn 4 250 square feet • Central aIr condltlonrng Goethe • Flnl~hed ba~ement With tull bath Colomal 4Bdm 2 Baths ONLY 2 LEfT1NEW CONSTRUCTION. • Modernized kItchen and bath $89,900 Won 'f LAst call for details Affordablg Priced At $76.500 CONDOMINIUMS CAREFREE LMNG J 25 Wlndwood Upper Unit 2 Bdrm 2 Baths Bnght white k,tchen Sub Zero refngerator IIbrary Hidden Cove Ct. Lower Unit 2 Bdrm 2 Baths Waterfront Unit With boat well loads of extra s 109 Wlndwood he. Upper Unit Z Bdrm 2 Baths Library klundry room, fireplace attached garage Al1tlurCt. Upper Unit 2 Bdrm Harper Woods Co-op rn super condItion Immediate occupancy VernIer LowerUmt 2 Bdrm 2-1/28aths Library, natural fireplace, 1 780 square feet • 8 MIle & Kelly cO-QP • Perfect for Semor • • $125 00 monthly fee covers taxes. MACOMB COUNtY CHRIS KUHN, GRI gas. water, Insurance and mamtenance • ASSOCiateBroker $17.000 A grwt Bill' ~ Ranch 3 Bdrm 1 Bath Great starter home. two car garage • Mulh-Milhon Dollar Producer 5IIwano Ranch 3 Bdrm 1- r /2 Baths fireplace. above ground pool SELLlNG'I r WIll prOVIde a no ,.., obligation marketrng plan l1']I.) BlNING'I r WIll proVIde you WIth a ( ] Ir------,• DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR HOUSE IS WORTH? , complete hst of homes meeting your o I Free Mark.' Analysis , reqUIrements I RED~ •• 6-8710 I , ~ 20439 M8dl A_. G~ Poa.leWoods,MI .. L ~I -mil 810,704,6016 F.xped dr belL. .... "Where Sales and Fnends Are Made" • Each Red Carpet office 15 independently owned and Page 10 YourHome Thursday, April 11,1996 • aSS) 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE GROSSE Pointe Woods, PORT Sanilac area- Mod- BOO Houses for Sale 815 Out of State Property excellent location. Quali- TODAY'S WALK to the Lakel ern 2 bedroom cottage. 801 Commercial BUildings 816 Real Estate Exchange ty 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath BEST BUYS or around the corner to 200' Lake Huron front- 802 Commercial Property 817 Real Estate Wanted brick ranch. Custom your parish church! age on bluff. Sacrafice Enjoy all the ammenities 803 Condos/Apts/FIats 818 Sale or Lease kitchen, finished base- GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe Woods 804 Country Homes 819 Cemetery lots ment, central air. 313- $92,000. 313-921-5000, WOODS has to offer with this 805 Farms 820 BUSiness OpportunrtJes 881-8021. 313-881-8888 Custom built brick semi- comfortable 3 bedroom ranch, NFP,formal din- 806 Ronda Property ST. CLAIR Shores. 11/ brick ranch, situated just Monday Noon deadline GROSSE POinte Woods- ing room, finished base- 807 Investment Property Jefferson, 2 bedroom 2 blocks from the lake. (subject to change dunng holidays) 3bedroom, 1.5 bath bun- ment, attached 2 car ga- 808 lakelAlVer Homes Home offers 1 full & 2- galow, central air, 2-car bungalow, nicely deco- rage with breezeway. 809 lake/RIVer Lots 1/2 baths, heated sun- CASH RATE: 12 words $9.08 attached garage. rated, new kitchen, large Expansion attic. Offered room, large country 810 LakelRiver Resorts Each additional word ~ $156,900.313-881-8011 living room & master at $160,000. Terms. kitchen (inclUdingall buit- 811 Lots For Sale bedroom. Large deck GROSS~ Pointe Woods. in appliances), formal 812 Mortgages/l.and with built- in hot tub. Pri- NEW LISTINGf 1171 N. RenaUd. Four dining room. Finished Contracts Grosse Pointe Park bedroom, 1.5 bath, semi vate beach. $86,900. basement with wet bar & 813 Northern Mich~an Real Estate Resource ads, Brick 4 family, 4 separate ranch. Two car attached Must see! 810-779- knotty pine den! 4th $9.25 line furnaces, separate elec- Homes per garage, natural 7994. bedroom. Cool off in tric. 2 bedrooms each 814 Northern Michigan Lots Call (313) 882-6900 fireplace, high efficiency summer with central air unit, off- street parking. Fax (313) 343-5569 furnace, central air, up- ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- and cozy up to 1 of 2 A money maker at dated kitchen, fenced-in room custom ranch, natural fireplaces in win- $198,000. yard with patio, finished large great room, finish- ter. Professionally land- 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE basement with 1/2 bath. ed basement, large lot, scaped & private back $248,500. 886-2308 for central air, 2.5 car ga- NEW L1STINGf 1602 ANITA- Open Sun- Grosse Pointe Park yard. Call owner for de- EXTRAORDINARY 2 fam- appointment rage, many updates. tails at: day 1- 4. Brick Brick 2 family on ily. 846 Beaconsfield. Must see. $119,900. (313}884-3881 bungalow, 3 bedroom, Somerset. 5-5, 2 car ga- HARPER Woods, 20831 810-779-4965. newer kItchen, drIVeway, 3500 sq. ft. $249,000. Lochmoor. 3 bedroom rage. Separate furnance, central air, se- 313-881-7353. 1.5 bath brick ranch. ST. Clair Shores. Clean 3 furnaces, appliances in- CUrity system, 2.5 car Many updates. Open bedroom, 1 1/2 baths. cluded. Priced to sell at RlCLtil!& garage, natural FARMS: 96 Hall Place. 3 Sunday 1- 4. $92,900. Brick ranch, central air, $139,900. fireplace. $134,900. By 313-882-6013. finished basement, 2 car bedroom, 2 1/2 bath. Im- Owner. (313)885-2031 garage, spacious kitch- CROWN REALTY RgLAXI peccable center en- HARPER Woods- 2 bed- en. Must see! $92,500. TOM MCDONALD & SON trance Colonial. Prime room aluminum, semi- 810-779-6704. 1606 Newcastle,GPW. (313)821-6500 3bedroom, 2full, 1half location. $325,000. 885- finished basement, ga- rage, updated electrical, THREE bedroom bunga- R~S!ll baths. Dining Room 7767 with .... CIauIfI.. natural woodwork & low, dIshwasher, stove, Family Room, Rec DON'T Room with wet bar and GROSSE Pointe Farms, more. Very sharp! porch, garage, fenced. $55,900. Call Don Sy- FORGET home office. One owner, cap cod, 4 bedrooms. 2 $122,000. 1930 Oxford. mons, Century 21 Kee built 1977. Beautifully 1/2 baths, newer win- Open Sunday 1- 5 810- NOON maintained. Call for fact 810-445-6516 or 810- dows upstairs, newer 294-4094. MONDAY sheet. 313-884-8437 779-7500. BROKER kitchen, natural THREE bedroom bunga- DEADLINE HARPER Woods- 2 bed- fireplace. Appointment low, dishwasher, stove, room bungalow. Updat- FOR 4265 University. First only. $178,000. No brok- porch, garage, fenced. ed bath, stove and re- block off Mack, safe, ers.313-278-1816. $122,000. 1930 Oxford. YOUR HOME frigerator stay, 1 1/2 car quiet neighborhood. 3 Open Sunday 1. 5 810- CLASSIFIEDS garage. Home warranty. bedroom, finished base- GROSSE POinte Farms- 294-4094. ment, 1 1/2 car garage. Custom built 3 bedroom, $53,900. Century 21 882-6900 $42,500. (313)882-3770 3.5 bath coloOlal. A MA, 810-771-7771. "The Best kept Secret in the Thumb" stone throw from Lake- HARPER Woods- 20228 shord. Built in 1977 with Washtenaw. 3 bedroom LAKEVIEW HILLS C.C. ~ REsORT meticulous craftsman- Bungalow, air,Florida - 36 Championship Holes - Golf Packages - Golf Schools ship. Open family room, . room, new kitchen, other - Full Service Restaurant - Banquet &. Business Seminars _ Hotel ., library, fabulous kitchen. updates. $77,000 . - 16 Lane BoWling Center Call Jeff PaIge, Century (313}886-5243 21 Associates 810-778- 8100. • HARPER Woods- Open • Sunday 1- 4, 19349 FREE 10 YEAR MEMBERSHIP GROSSE POinte Park, col- Klngsville- 3 bedroom, LUXURYCONDOMINIUM HOMES FROM onial, south of Jefferson. basement, 2 car garage, 4 bedrooms, one on 1st many updates, central $167,950 , features floor; bedroom or study. air. Quick occupancy. - 1l.l.nd1 style 1l00r plan approx 1480 - 2 Cd! Attached Garage 2 baths, family room, 2 Call today- Sellers moti- sq ft of grclClOUs living _ Full Basement car garage, air, 2200 sq vated. $69,900. Call " - 2 ~rooms -Mus Many More ft. $175,000. Must see Don Symons, Century - 2 Full Bathrooms Amenities to appreCiate. No brok- 21 Kee. 810-445-6516 6560 Peck Road - Lexington, MI 48450 ers please. 823-1836. or 810-779-7500. ,...... •••• 800-865-4600 - 810-359-7333 Thursday, April 11, 1996 VourHome Page 11 800 HOUSES....FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/APTS/HATS 820 BUSINESS ---- -~------809 LAKE/RIVER LOTS ------820 BUSINESS 820 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES SUPER STARTER HARPER Woods duplex, ALCONA County- Lake BEAUTY SHOP near con- both units. Many up- ., North of Vernier in Huron lot, 60'X 240' dos. Please reply: dates. Roscommon. sand beach, high bluff, 36184 Grosse Pointe MONEY, MONEY, MONEY MAKER!! Grosse Pointe Schools 18879 and 18771. trees. $65,000. 313-287- Farms, Mi. 48236. Excellent: Income, Location, Revenue. sits this sharp three $98,000. Ask for Sandy 6848. bedroom bungalow, O'Connor 810-949-5590 WORK from home. Heart Updates, 2,324 sq. ft, nat. fireplace rn lower unit, basement, modern disease, cancer and dia- basement & garage. Rent $725 & $525. BELLE River- Large lots, betes. Health care com- kitchen. MANY PLUSES ST. CLAIR SHORES all utilities, good pany offering in home ... ASKING $74,500. First offering, gorgeous schools. Six lots left. ERA CLASSIC condo, attached garage, $54,900- $60,000. opportunity, executive Sandy Nelson • 810 ..293..6800 BUYERS!!!! 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths! Terms. 810-765-8647. income potential, stock option plan. 800-858- Looking for tllat first 1st floor laundry. Finish- ed basement. $119,900. ISLAND, 9 acres, bridge 8091. CLASSIFIED home, or just "right" access on Ancor Bay, FINE ARTS home. Not sure of HARPER WOODS Clay Twp., Algonac Consuking Agency costs or where to area. Qualified buyers 20469 Williamsburg Court, Extremely !ugh earrungs Comp/ele start? Call Carol "2" 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, only. 810-794-4490, 810- trammg & ongomg assIStance moo for the latest new kitchen, finished 794-7392. mveslment secured by lfI\'enrory full or part l1lIle k~.~.f.~.l.'.~.,.~.~ information on the basement. $98,900. 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN Mr. George 313-921-6530 home buyer programs Kathy Lenz HOMES an idea that SELLS. now available. Low Johnstone & Johnstone CONDO- Charlevoix, Fos- costs CAN move you 313-886-3995 ter boat works on lake in! ST. Clair Shores- one bed- Charlevoix, lake view, 2 room apartment style bedroom, fireplace, Antiques Carol 'z' Koepplin kitchenette, furnished. Bon Realtors, Inc. with garage, private basement & laundry 810-230-0760. I I Direct Line area. $51,500. St. Clair 813 NORTHER N MICHIGAN The country look in decorating tory of the piece. The auction 313-64D-4514 or Shores- two bedroom HOMES has remained popular. Many low- house might know it was passed 810-774-8300 apartment style. 1.5 LAKE Huron access, top cost reproductions are now avail- down from generation to genera- baths, private basement of the Thumb, Port able, as well as authentic tion in a family or that the owner & laundry area. $77,900. antiques. was a serious collector. 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Hope! Harbor Beach Ask for David, Schultes area. Two year round Examples of 19th century coun- Then call, mail or fax a bid. If it EASTPOINTE! Kelly. Re- Real Estate, 810-573- homes. Great family or try pieces include a Sunderland is an expensive item, you can tail, 9,200 sq.ft. building. 3900. fishing/ hunting camp. jug from England, Hepplewhite arrange to bid by phone dur; ng 6,700 1st floor; 2,500 Two homes on 225x150 birds-eye maple table from the the auction. Phone bids are cal cd sq. ft. up. For office or 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY deep lot , one has Midwest and a pieced quilt from to the auctioneer along with the 24x32x12 pole barn, Ohio. bids by those at the sale. storage. Near 9 mile, to- CONDO in Bonaventure, other has 2 car attached Ifyou had been at the 1990 auc- tally remodeled. Good near Ft. Lauderdale. 1st The most enterprising off- garage. One is tion where the pieces were sold, parking. Front and rear. floor 2bedrooms, premises bidder we know about is furnished, both have 5 you could have purchased the Priced to sell. Land Con- 2baths; overlooking a woman who bought an expen- rooms with lots of extra quilt for $11,000, the table for tract possible. Jim Bom- Racquet Club and wa- sive antique with a phone call features, city water and $8,000 and the jug for $650. marito, Century 21-AAA. terway. Partly furnished. from an airplane while flying to sewers. Asking price for Rare and expensive country- 810-772-8000. $64,000.313-885-8166 Mexico. Even a vacation trip both, $72,900. or will style pieces from the 19th century couldn't keep her from bidding. 802 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 807 INVESTMENT PROPERTY sell separately. Call might be out of your reach, but ••• owners at 517-428-4409 early 20th century collectibles can Q. On the back of my silver MEDICAL! Dental or WATERFRONT PROPER. or 517-428-4917 be found at sensible prices. Search spoons it says, "Perry O. Daniel Real Estate TY on Anchor Bay. 2.8 815 OUT OF STATE flea markets and antiques shops Standard." When were they 20870 Mack in Woods. acres. Year round cot- PROPERTY for attractive and useful pieces. made? French Colonial built tage. $497,000. 810- 1980. 4,600 sq. ft. total COLORADO HIGH. Out of ••• A. Perry O. Daniel was a silver- 725-0275. Shopping from home is an idea with office and residen- the crowds and into the maker in Boston in the 1830s. that is catching on among collec- tial use. Handicap park- 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMfS clouds! Exceptional 35 "Standard" means the same as acre getaway with pan- tors. Not only are there now cable ing, central air, 5 baths. "coin." It is a grade of silver that is HARSENS ISLAND oramic views. 14,000 ft Reasonable. Appoint- TV shows that offer collectibles, less pure than sterling. Year round home with ac- peaks, lots of trees, wild but there are also many auctions ment required. flower meadows, ani- * * • cess to Middle Channel and sales that take bids by mail or Learn all about Japanese wood- (810)748-3467 mals everywhere. Great phone. HANDLOS 885-2533 year 'round access for block prints of past centuries by (810)975-6399 Th participate, send for a cata- permanent living or va- sending for a pamphlet that tells 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS cations. Minutes to Na- log and study it. Call the auction how the prints are made and ST. Clair rlverfront- new tional Forest. Quaint house and ask to speak to an incl.udes lists of artists, pricing 6,000 square foot river 33324 Jefferson, St. Clair mountain town and Ar- expert who can give you a com- and a bibllOgraphy. Send $1 and a tudor, 3 car garage 5 Shores. 2 bedroom, kansas River. Fantastic plete description of the piece. Ask self-addressed, stamped (55 cents) bedrooms, 4 baths. townehouse, finished property Ideal location. if there have been any repairs or No. 10 envelope to: Publtcations Quality built by R.J. basement, attached ga- Close to International restorations, or if the item is dam- for Collectors, Kovels, P.O. Box Smith Bluewater homes. Airport. All this and more aged. rage. 80' common dock 22900, Beachwood, OhlO44122. $885,000. 810-765- for only $54,900 With Try to learn more about the his- on lake. Freshly deco- 7651 terms. Call now Bob rated Call Stan Miller, Clegg at 719-783-9292, 810-777 -4940. Coldwell 809 lAKE/RIVER lOTS LPI Banker. Open Sunday CHESTERFIELD- Canal 819 CEMETERYLOTS 1pm to 4pm front 2000 sq. ft. BUilt CO-OP for sale. Harper 1986. Extra lot. 810-949- ST. JOHN CEMETERY Ifit happened here, it's inthe Woods; 1bedroom, 0517 Fraser. property for 2 ground floor, basement, plus stone. CLASSIRED end unit, close to shop- $850. or offer. ADVERTISING ping. Call Henri; 313- 810-939-9473 882-6900 Grosse Pointe News 886.5040 'I Page 12 YourHome Thursday, April 11,1996 NEW OFFERING NEl-v CFFEF Ive In an estate Fabulously built Park Colonial with three bedrooms. Priced at $224,900 to reflect need Only three years old and gorgeous I In the Shores, for redecorating. with skyhght, step-down hYIng and fanuly rooms, In Grosse Pomte Woods, thIS three bedroom house three car garage $669,900 15 filled with charm and hght. Newer kitchen, new garage and driveway $169,000 NEW OFFERING ~£~\' OFFERIVG NElV OFFERJYG If you are just starting or retiring this three bed- room ranch in Quiet Grosse POinte Woods location SpaClOUSthree bedroom ranch m the heart of 15 JUStthe ticket1 $149,900. Grosse Pomte Shores. FIreplaces in both liVIng and Three bedroom bungalow with wood deck, lovely fanuly rooms. Master With pnvate bath $298,900 yard, recreahon room and a long lIst of recent updates. In the Woods and only $97,000 INvTSTMENT OPPORIUNITY HISTORIC HOl~fE J I As beautiful inside as It is outside, this is a home you'll be proud to own. Four bedrooms, many On much sought after Park street, thiS two fanuly updates, large lot. $229,000. was pUqx>se built Each unit has two bedrooms, One of the last weat "estate" homes in Grosse two bathS, fireplace and fanuly room. POInte Shores this SIXplus bedroom home was budt to endure for centunes $795,000. NEW CONSTRUCTION Six New Only two leftl Elegant free standing condonumum m Grosse Pointe Woods. This one has been ~uper- bly decorated by Perlmutter, FreIwald. $317,500 ~n the door to this custonuzed EnglIsh and you w1l1never want to leave. Family room With vault- Listings ed ceding and skylights. $158,900 Open Sunday ....2 - 4 p.m. 19943 FLEElWOOD, HARPER WOODS Two houses for the pnce of one! 107 WrNDWOOD POINTE, ST. CLArR SHORES Ongmal bUIlder's model ScrumptIous! And a wonderfully convement Park locahon Two 1105 AUDUBON, GROSSE PorNTE PARK full baths, fanuly room and a temflc floor plan for Ready for your ImagInative updates' entertamlng $134,900 1549 DORTHE1'l, GROSSE PorNTE WOODS. The kItchen IS a work of art WIth top of the Ime Three bedroom RANCH appliances and matenals New powder room Two full baths, famIly room, garden room $264,900 &~ce/9/9 "0n-the-Hill" Grosse Pointe Farms 884-0600)