Recipe for a big happy family: His 7, her 10, mix well BY Donna W..... ~ids said that they were get- Slaff Writer sons-in law, 29 grandchildren, seven children were Iivmg In "When this guy found out I Arsenault said with a twinkle "The Brady Bunch" six, the ting married, too," Henry Ar- and other relatives and frierlds. Allen Park. had seven children, he said, in his eye. It was love. "Waltons" seven, and the dozen senault said. "And that's ex- Henry George Arsenault faet "My mother would watch the 'wow, I know someone you've He gave Delores ane.,. In "Cheaper by the Dozen" actly what happened. Our two Delores McMillan in July 1965 kids for me on the weekend, so got to meet. She has 10 child. ment ring for Christmas 19615, don't hold a candle to Henry families got married to each at a meeting of NAIM, a Cath. I could see a movie or some- ren.' I thought, 'my gosh, 10 and they agreed to get married other." and Delores Arsenault's brood. olic group for widows and wid. thing. My brother read about children. Where does she put as soon as they could come up But would they do it again? The Arsenaults were married owers. this group for widows and Wid. them all? They must be hang. with a house big enOUBhfor 19 They just did. McMillan had been a mem- owers in the Michigan Cathohc, mg out of the wmdows,' " Ar. people. on June la, 1966, at St. Clare On June I, the Arsenault! of Montefalco Church in Grosse ber for about a year and was and said I should go check it ~enault said. They found one the followiDg celebrated their 25th anniver. the group's activities director. out," Arsenault said. He says It was love at fll'St spnng, on Devonshire in an- pomte Park. They instantly be. sary a bit early by renewing came the parents of 17 child. Her husband, Donald E. Me. And so he did. SIght. She disagrees. But by Pointe Park. their wedding vows at St. Clare Millan, died in 1962, and she ren, all between the ages of 3 Newcomers were greeted by October 1965 they were "going The house had seven bed- of Montefalco. Afterward, they and her 10 children were living and 17. Ten were from Delores' a member of the same sex, who steady," and by November, rooms, four full baths and two attended a catered reception at in a house on Balfour in Grosse marriage, and seven were asked them questions such as they were talking about merg- half baths. Arsenault later rarst the Tompkins Center in Grosse Pointe Park. from Henry's first marriage. what parish do you belong to, ing their two families "to save Pointe Park with their child- Arsenault's wife, Mary Eliza- "When we got married, our where do you live and how expenses." ren, 12 daughters-in.law and beth, died in 1964. He and his many chIldren do you have. But it was more than that, See FAMILY, page 17A
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Vol. S2, No. 24 54 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 50~ June 13, 1991
Sladen tops Inside I City to expand Neff Park 3A field in Fine fathers 4A Voters make school vote good choiees 6A Spring in Northwest 7A By Ron8Id J. aem. Staff Wnter More letters 8A The Grosse Pointe school 3 Mile repaving board will see three new faces set -maybe 9A at its next meeting. Voters on Cadieux farmhouse Monday elected Frank Sladen, deal closed 11A Julie Bourke and Linda Schnei- der to the board. They will re- Events 12A place Jon Gandelot, Jane Nut- Memory: Use it ter and Vince LoCicero, all of or lose it 13A whom chose not to run. Milk River Sladen was the big vote-get- users get bill ...... l4A ter, collecting 2,767 votes to be handily elected to fill the final Hijinks for Photos by Ronald J Bemas vear of the term held by the for leukemia ...... 16A Some 30 people - including parents and students - picketed outside Superin- tendent Ed Shine's offic:e Thursday to protest his propcMJed changes to the gifted late Fred Adams. The seat has UnspeaJwhly been filled by Gandelot since cmcl talented education program. At rigbt is Elizabeth Schaefer of Grosse Pointe smooth, peppy 20A Adams' death late last year. Parle. The protesters IICIidth8 proposal - which c:alled for grouping gifted child- "I think it was the length of Obituaries 21A rea iD. ODe c1cm&roomcmcl giYillg them em accelended c:urriaalum - would have time rye been in comtD\Ul- Firt!'- helps with ~ - .litie .,..... wId1e BOt meeting the lIOC:iallzation needs of the gifted the emplayee hiring ...22A atuclen", Ity and my work within the community that helpe4," House woes S1aden said: in Woods 23A Sladen has been involved in What's in a name? 1B Board approves new plan for gifted students his church, the Rotary Club Grosse Pointer is and was headmaster at Univer- elected bislwp 4B By RoneId J. Bem8a Shine's original plan called for Implement the program at the bers are in favor of a differen- sity Liggett School for several Staff Writer Pride of Pointes 5B grouping students identified as same level. tiated curriculum, because It years. Additionally, he billed Schools Superintendent Ed able learners in homerooms, if Staff development IS an inte- allows them to meet the needs himself as an advocate for sen- Biblio-jile 7B Shine, after a stinging rebuke parents gave their approval. gral part of the program, Shine of all students better. ior citizens, and spoke to senior tBackdraft' of his proposal for a gIfted Those students would receive said; the teachers would not be Fifth grade teacher Rita groups, urging them to vote. contains fire 1OB and talented student program, an accelerated curriculum. The expected to Jump into such a Flaherty was also pleased with "I was standing for those I Norsemen presented a new plan to the students not in the class would new way of teaching Without the plan know all too well have a fixed school board Monday. The plan fell Oaks llB receive the current curriculum. additional training. "Thank you for putting the mcome that only goes so far," was approved unanimously by The plan also created two Buhl seeks Tom Whall, president of the he said. ''It's important they the board., although each mem- magnet classes for extremely teachers Union, said the mem- See GIFfED, page 15A have a voice. But it's also im. grand. jinish ...... 12B ber expressed concerns, and the grl\ed students, one serving se- portant that all students re- Clean or blast parents seemed to be happy. cond and third-grade students ceive as best an education as brick Iwmes 1C Shine spent five hours meet- and one serving fourth and can be possibly given and the Feed garden, ing with elementary school fifth grade students. 'n1.ese stu- two have to be weighed against principals discussing the pro- staroe landfill 2C dents - who have been identi. each other. All students, as in- posal he made last week to re- fied as having a 140 IQ or bet- dividuals, are important." Classified ads .4C place PACE (Program for Aca- ter - would receive an Robert Brownell and Donald deDUC and Creative Education). accelerated curriculum. Parents Badaczewski, who ran against would be responsible for getting Sladen, collected 540 and 422 their children to school. votes respectively. The new plan calls for all Julie Bourke collected 1,928 Pointer of Interest students, gifted or not, to be in votes, the most for the two four- the same class, as has been the year seats up for election. system's practice. Each student "fm very excited that I John L. King will receive a differentiated cur. won," she said. ''I guess the riculum based on his or her community liked what Ihad to abilities. All students, in say. But now it's time to clean By Donn8 Welker having to act kind of as the pa. theory, will be challenged in my house and get ready for the Staff Wnter triarch of the law firm, which the classroom. real work to begin." He's never had an attorney is the position I find myself in Each elementary school must With a child entering high fall through his office ceiling in after all these years." come up with its own plan as school next year, Bourke says an amorous embrace with a King, 66, is the senior part- to how the differentIated cumc- she will remain active in the secretary, but Grosse Pointe ner in the law firm Berry, ulum will be administered and schools and says she will be a resident John L. King identifies Moorman, King & Hudson in how it will be monitored. Shine receptive board member. with Leland MacKenzie, the fic- Detroit. A member of the finn hoped the plans would be ready "By being active in the ticious senior partner on the since 1953, he spec1alizes in by the time school opens in the schools you get to know what's television show, "LA LAW" business tax and estate plan. fall, but if that's not possible he going on," she said. "You have "I relate to Leland," King ning for executives. set an Oct 1deadline. to talk to the teachers and the said, "because of his dealings "I can't think of anythmg The magnet classes for stu- students and the clerical people With the other attorneys and else f d rather do," be said. "I dents of 140 IQ or above are and rve done that and will c0n- enjoy helping people, coming stIll part of the new plan. tinue to do that." 1000 contact With people in in- Included. in the plan are new With 1,751 votes, Linda teresting situations, and the activities and experiences for Schneider won the other four. strategy of negotiations." students with spec1al talents In year seat. He is also drawn to commun- art or music and scheduling pe. "fm grateful for the support ity organizations that offer nodic activities for school.wide of the community and fm look- those opportunities. ennchment for all students. Ing forward to meetmg the A City of Grosse Pointe coun. The plan calls for three addi- challenges thIS board will en. cIlman from 1967.70, he served tional positlOns, Including a dis- counter in the next four yean, .. as mayor from 1970-79 tnct.level coordinator and a dis- she said. "We have a great • He has also been involved trict.level resource teacher to portunity to take an already with Umted Community Ser. serve as an advocate for ex- excellent school system through vices roCS) of Metropohtan De- Photo bv Rob Fulton traordmanly gifted K.} child. the changes that will be re- troit, World Medical Relief Inc. ren and their parents, perhaps Norsemen pride quired going mto the 21st cen- in Detroit, Bon Secours of creatmg a differentiated cumc- tury." Michigan Health ServJ.ce Inc ulum for those students Bradley Hunt, the nepbew of Groue Pointe North base- The rest of the candidates and Sacred Heart Rehabll- ranked as follows: Beverly Hall datIon Center Inc. Board members were con. ball catcher Oem Watkins, showed his support for the Norsemen at the regional tournament Saturday in Royal Burns got 1,494 votes, Lou Currently, he IS chatrman of cerned about the tlmmg of the Prues received 1,008, Patricia the development committee of proposal - III It too much of a Oak. Young Bradley and the rest of tbe Norsemen follow- Ihne collected 692 and Alfred ues Metropolitan DetroIt, a change too quIckly, they asked. ers were on hand to ... the baseball team win ita first They also expressed concern regional title since 1980. For a full game story. see page Fox had 257 votes Catherine about the certamty of dehvery liB. - not every teacher IS gomg to
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PHONE (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMil TON 1 t800196l!.'Wt,6 June 13, 1991 2A News Grosse Pointe News Connor Park woman pleads innocent Corrections Correctu:ms wzll be prmted have hsted the name of the appointed on tht.S page every week If teacher: Rose Bachmann. to taking $1,500 in public funds there t.S an error of fad In Bonder. Gov. John Engler has ap- any story, call the newsroom • pointed Judge Michael Connor at 882.0294. Christ the King Lutheran of Grosse Pointe Farms to the By John Minnis he said, adding that she has State Police to investigate the • Church's Vacation Bible Court of Appeals. Assistant Editor years of experience as a highly allegations. School 18 for children age 4 Connor will fill the vacancy A Grosse Pomte Park woman respected professional with the Last week's item about through sixth grade. CI888e8 has been charged wtth takmg Because the case involves the left by the retirement of Judge prosecutor's office. Macomb County prosecutor's of. the piano recital at Meml)- will be from 9:30 until 11:45 $1,500 for personal use while Richard Maher. Connor has rial Church June 7 should a.m., June 17.21. she was an Champme quit her job Apnl fice, a special prosecutor - Jl)- served as 8 judge in the Wayne investigator 24 as a deputy investigator for seph McCarthy Jr. of the St. County Third CirCuit Court With the Ma. Macomb County prosecutor Clair County prosecutor's office since 1980. Previously, he was comb County Carl Marlinga. She was ap- - will handle the case. a Recorder's Court judge. prosecutor's pointed to the prosecutor's staff As a deputy investigator, He earned a bachelor of arts office. In January 1985 following Mar. Champine worked on police degree and a Juris doctor degree Colleen hnga's first election to the post. brutality, grand jury and other from the University of Notre Champine worked on Marlin. is Dame. Champine, cases. She not a lawyer. 36, -pleaded ga's campaign. She moved to the Park five Connor is a member of the Innocent years ago after living in Mount Michigan State Bar Association May 31 in According to court records, Clemens most of her life. Her committees on Criminal Juris- 41B Dlstnct the alleged offense occurred father was a 3O-year veteran prudence, ReVISion of Cnminal C 0 u r ton Champine May 3, 1990. The money re- with the Mount Clemens Police ~ures and Defender Sys- charges of usmg pubhc funds portedly taken belonged to the Department. tem and Services. He IS a mem- for personal use. The amount prosecutor's restitution fund, ber of the Michigan Judges As- which is used to hold money She has been active in Park In questIOn IS $1,500. sociation Court Reorganization from defendants who are or- civic affairs. She is a board Committee and serves on the Champme is free on $1,000 dered to pay damages involved member of the Park's North- executive board of the Michi- personal bond A prehmmary m their cases. west Tax Incentive Finance gan Judges Association. exam IS set for 8:30 a m. June Authority •• [.,...... ':'t-. ..; =-I'1\...:'-l"'"T"'-;) A") The effect of the new tax rate r on property owners de~!lcfs on ~J1VI t _ ..... q ,.J1~ h ,[ J::U ~i , I how much their assessments increased. An owner of a Vince of THEREVS $300,000 ($150,000 BEY) home in 1990 paid $2,061 in Shores NOTHING LIKE taxes last year. Assuming a ~ .... Point. SEV increase of 12 percent, the THE FEELING... same homeowner will pay of knowing $2,200 in village taxes this year. 17834 Mack at Rivard you look The 1991-92 budget year be- gan April 1, and the just-ap- Grosse Pointe your very best! proved budget is $151,195 less than the preliminary budget 884-0094 adopted in March. - John Minms MON. - FRr. 900 A.M .• 6'00 P.M SAT. 9 00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. , -LEAVE THE DETAILS TO US. 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News City to buy Iakefront parcel Mother love to expand size of Neff Park Betty F1Iber alms a pl. at _ IOD Michael ., John ..... the roperty was put up for both Impractical and finan. ~ - cmd eoDDKta, It we. AIIiItInI EdItor sale ~n the open ~ket,. com- clally unfavorable. all ID haD cmd lor tbe An offer by Groeee Pointe ting bids were immediately On five occasions durmg Neff L.ukemla Soc:l.ty of City to buy a lakefront home ~ered for the prime lakefront Park's 80-year hiStory, city vat- Amerlc:a. More photOli OD and property abutting Neff I ers have approved bond financ- page llA. Memorial Park baa been ac. ~. 43,200 square feet of ing to acqUire land for parkmg oepted by the owners. rty has 174 feet of Lake and for faclhty Improvements, "We think it's going to be a ~~lair frontage. Kressbach Kressbach said The improve. real 88Iet," said Mayor Lorenzo said the the seawall is rela. ments have mcluded a wooden Browning of the purehue. "We tively new and there is a good pier and harbor, the present don't have enough room down deal of lawn between the house steel pier and marina, the there to accommodate everyone and the lake. sWimming and wadmg pools on a busy day." 'The addition. of the Whiteley and bathhouse and a parkmg The property being pur- property will expand the park's lot. ehaaed is at the foot of Lake- size by 17 percent and provide To pay for the property ac- land, west of the existing perk. 27 percent more green space. qUlsltlOn, the city Will levy .30 The purchaae price offered for Currently, the park encompas. of a mJlI property tax, begin. the property, including home ses 5.8 acres, of which 2.1 acres ning m July 1992 Because the and garage, is $895,000. are used for parking. city is well below the maxi. City Manager Tom Kress- While the Whiteley property mum number of mills it can bach said detaila of the finane. will be incorporated as part of levy, a vote of the pubhc will ing must be worked out before Neff Park, Kressbach and not be reqUired next year cloeing on the pU1'cluuMl. Browning said it is premature The .30 of a mill levy w111 Browning eaid the city coun- to say exaetly what will be cost the owner of a $150,000 cil unanimously approved the done with the property. They home ($75,000 state equalized couplepurchaaeof offerweeks.withinHe eaidthe thatlast Commissionsaid the parkswillandhaverecreationto re- valuation)Kressbach$22said50 a enlargementyear Shores recyclleng to beglenJune 24 when the property came on the view what the best po8Sible use of Neff Park, particularly along market through a real estate of the property will be. the lakefront, has been part of Grosse Pointe Shores resi- • Metal and tin cans, but no CO~~~Pointa~~ ;:= broker, the city had to move They could not say whether the city's master development dents will be gettmg gifts next aluminum cans. ~ ~ quickly or risk losing a once-in. the house will be used for city plan since 1964. The origInal week _ red bms for recycling. Also, yard waste cannot be rubbish, will also coUect the •.- -mrity .. ex. or - """"""" ... if it parcel of park land was &C. Tha bina will be d1atn1>uted oomingled with household n>b- Sbone' ~ .hlIm AI.... panel the park. will be torn down. Likewise, qwred In 1910. It was last June 14 and 15. Along with the b1.8h.Grass clippings and weeds "This happened kind of fast," they couldn't ~~t on whe- added to in 1953. bins will be complete directiOns must be put in clear plastic he said. "We've been trying to ther the manna WIll be en- With the addition of the Whi- for preparing recyclables and a bags and placed at the curb on get this for eome time. Conae- larged.... teley property, Neff Park lake collection schedule. regular garden rubbish days. aAmerican Heart quently, when it happened, we . ~ Clty 18 looking at arnor. frontage will be comparable to Collection will begin Mon. The clear plastic bags can be .t moved 88 expediently as we t1ZlJ1g the purchase over 15 that of the other muniCIpal day, June 24, for households purchased from the Public: VAssociatIon were able to:' years in a land-contract type parks in the Pointes, Kressbach north of Vernier. Collection for Safety Department. WE'RE FIGHTING FOR'rOUR LIFE The property is owned by arrangement through a bank. said. households south of Vernier Eusene Whiteley, $On of the Kre88bach said ~t because Even though the Whiteley will begin Monday, July 1. The late Dr. Robert and Theodora "very favorable" pnvate fmanc. property has its driveway off collections will be made every Whiteley. ing could be quickly~, Lakeland, Kressbach said it other Monday. Kressbach said that because bond financing was oonsu:lered will not be used to enter or exit "Monday is recycling day in the park. He Bald the current Groeae Pointe Shores," said viI. Park man killed whlle tailing robber entrance and exit will remain lage manager Michael Kenyon. A Groeee Pointe Park man the gunman by driving away, as the means for accessing the The materials that will be park. collected are: was shot and killed June 7 but he then began following Whether it's your 1st, 5th, 10th or any annivers8i'y in between, while he was foUowing a 8U8- Browning said the city's con- • Plastic containers that are the suspects in an attempt to tbis year tell her you'd marry her all over apin. pect who had earlier tried to get the lroen.: plate n~ of cern is keeping park traffic off coded on the bottom with the rob him. their car. While Goudiotis was Lakeland the numerals "I" or "2" in a ct. Kressbach added, "We're sen- recycling symbol. These include 1.05 diamond ring $95200 Marty Goudiotis, 29, called attempting to get through to reg. $1,905 NOW police at about 3:50 a.m. from police on his ceUular phone, the sitive of their ~ I ,\l/) PointeWuows I"c. FINE FURNl1VRE SINCE 1965 : ~ if~: For ,0\/1 Yow WlIld"", Nt't'd.' : • I : I 22631 Harper. SI ~II' ShOreS AI Draper'll you. INVer pay mra for tkUrJery, ~ality or service I I '",' 772-8200 23200 Mack Avenue (near 9 Mile) St. ClaIr Shores EXU"aord1nary roomo begln ""th .upenor ru.lOm cabnw:Ia from Quaker Maul Open Mon., ...... ,n.'" . Fn . tlllepm.'I\Ja..Wed.8Ilt.1I115'lOl'm 778.3500 • 777.3844 }III. ~ ...... _ .. -.. ... 1 MaoGIWttIC .. wehDe .. CONVERSION SElMCES • SYSTlMS • COffSUl TATION elCltoeTEcelNC. fittON E (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMil TON I 18001968.3456 4A June 13, 1991 News Grosse Pointe News Recycling meeting planned Grosse Pointe CitIZens for who will discuss the curbside Recycling will hold a quarterly recycling program that her Three fine fathers company will implement in the general meeting at 7:30 p.m Grosse PointelHarper Woods So many men, so little time! There are three men in Wednesday, June 19, at the as father and that is the role of grandfather to our War Memorial. area m July. my life whom I would like to honor on the occasion of children. Fortunately for us all he has lived in close The featured speaker will be A busmess meeting for cur. Father's Day. Two are still living and one died almost proximity all these years and the bonds have flour- Susan Todoroff from Waste rent members will follow the 12 years ago. These three men are all very different; ished. Our children have never had to be asked to drop Management of North AmerIca presentation. however, they have one common bond - their innate by or phone their grandfather. They do it because they sense of kindness. want to maintain the relationship. One of our sons Immunization clinic open The first man on my honor roll is my biological went on a cruise with his grandfather when he was 19 father. He and my mother were married for 12 years and my father was 83. I was heard to comment that A children's Immumzation Wayne County Health Depart. and shared four children. I was 6 years old when they this could be the greatest thing or the worst disaster. chmc for Grosse Pomte and ment nurses. broke up, but have never felt the scars that so often Silly me. They had a marvelous time and are still re- Harper Woods Will be open accompany divorce. My father lived only a block from lating tales of this successful journey. Wednesday, June 19, between 9 our home and worked near my school. I saw him every and 11 a,m. and from 1 to 3 YOU DE6ERVE TIlE BEOT When I tally all the things that are right and good p.m. at the Harpel' Woods Com- day and often went to his office to play after school. in my life, I am fully aware of how blessed our family Qcallar BoBrd.!; And Dad was one of the gentlest people I have known. He munity Center. has been to have the tutelage and loving care of my Innoculations against major MlJll.Jh& &rvteee We adored animals and met people easily. fathers. When I think of him, the image is always of a smil. childhood diseases as well as 1~lon& To ThemAll The third man in my life is definitely NOT ranked booster shots will be avaJlable. ing face. He loved poetry and was extremely sensitive. in third place in my heart or my life. It is just that he ImmunizatIOn WIll also be He would call me to run to the back door to see 8- sun. is the most elusive of the three men to capture on pa- prOVIded for students up to 18 set or tune to a channel to appreciate a fine musical per. He is my husband, the father of our four children. years old. moment. Gifts of ripe melons and flowers were often ~~ A fair and just man, he is gentle, quiet, kind and emo- No appointment is necessary. 886-6010 left on my back porch and I always knew the sender. tionally one of the strongest people I have ever known. The clinic is staffed by the We were born on the same day and I selfishly felt a Although there are times when he appears to overex. special kinship because of it. tend himself to accommodate me, his children and Dad had a wide circle of friends through his busi. friends, I realize that this is the way he must live his ness, tennIs and social activities. He never abdicated life, for its is through commitment to others that he is his responsibility as a parent and dutifully meted out fulfilled. This man is steady and many people depend COMPULSIVE EATERS our punishments, and we knew we deserved what we upon him because they know he will come through for were given. It seems like yesterday that he died and them. He hasn't learned to say "no," and shuns recog. • Free yourself from addictive dependency. He is and always will be only a thought away. nition for his selflessness. His devotions run the scale • Discover new ways to cope. through family, church, work and friendship. The second man I want to recognize is my step- • Learn to feed the hungry child within you. father. I have always hated the label "stepfather," be- His clear eyes tell a story of trust and honesty and he is deeply disappointed in those who betray others • Overcome feelings of powerlessness cause it connotes distance and strain. This is certainly • Individual therapy not the case in our family and we have had a pet nick- and themselves in the process. His sense of humor is name for my stepfather since he married our mother very dry and his smile starts in his eyes on its journey • Experienced female therapist, MSW/CSW. 48 years ago. This dear man took on four children un. to his lips. der the age of 11 and has loved and nurtured us daily My children's father would drop anything if one of 886-1792 since 1943. He is the one who went to the school plays, them needed him. He has been known to take solitary PI'A meetings, the track meets, the horse shows and trips to visit them out of state when he missed them applauded and supported us unconditionally. and just wanted some alone time without their mother babbling in the background. I don't remember him He pried us out of bed in the morning and sent us off ever missing a hockey or Little League game. He to school. He made the chores around the yard a team would often pick up other members of the team who effort and introduced us to gardening. He has kept a had no fathers and make sure they were a part of the Economical LENNOX greenhouse for over 40 years and shares his magnifi- group. Air Quality prollen over time. cent offerings with friends and children. He was the My husband has a room in our home that he uses for businessman respected by his peers and loved by his an office and it is there that he most often talks with children. He was the engineering major from Cornell his progeny. Very little of what transpires behind that Conditioning who helped us with our math and science. Night after door ever reaches my ears. It is in that room that lec. night he patiently sat at my elbow cajoling and chal- tures are given, counsel is sought, and secrets are HS 20 Series lenging me with homework assignments. shared. What I know for certain is that our children Air Conditioners He took us to Belle Isle for pony rides on Sundays realize the depth of their father's love for them and the and to Edgewater amusement park for Ferris wheel The Lennox HS 20 senes is respect he has for their uniqueness and individuality. deSigned for dependable !![;I\t:,f,t rides. He aJc.taught us to put in an honest j dats They are lucky, as I was. '::'t "" l!' "','" comfort With Seasonal Energy work, beginning with refinishing our ancient outboard Being a parent is a heaVy responsibility and an~nofl~ Efficl~tm ~"!fi~1 motor boat while vacationing. To the marriage he mollS privilege. It sickens and saddens me when peopl~ 10.0 In alt models. bronght a wonderful set of grandparents who were wel- abuse this wondrous opportunity. We don't always do . 2 parts & labol'b~ Flame: • comed and adored. We had instant cousins, aunts and the job perfectly, but I know three men who have c;ome \trs...... uncles, all adopted by us warmly. pretty close. . _ . _ . CALL TODAYI This dear man has another role almost as important -. Offering from the loft FOR YOUR FREE 'ESTIMATE Financing Available A thT'f'e.day class on waterco- as well as the opportunity for Woman followed lor painting, with an emphasis quality painting time. on techniques needed for out- home, robbed door painting, is scheduled at The class will be taught by the GI"ll6Be Pointe War Memo- Carol LachiWla. Three sessions A 61-year~ld Grosse Pointe Sign up for rial from 10 a.In. to 3 p.m. are $50; $20 for a single ses- FURNACE COMPANY SINCE 1949 ANNIVERSARY Park woman was robbed in her Tuesday , Wednesday and sion. The first class will meet home at gunpoint June 4 after Thursday, June 25-27. at the War Memorial at 9 a.In. DETROIT WARREN TROY LIVONIA she had been followed home by watercolor classes LENNOX There will be demonstrations to form carpools. For more in- the assaJ.1ant. 527.1700 574-1070 524-1700 427.1700 QuaIiIJ ptTJVen OVtrtiM,. on outdoor watercolor painting, formation, call 881-7511. The incident occurred at 3:54 p.m. at the woman's home in the 1000 block of Maryland. The woman recalled seeing Does your checking the suspect Sitting m a bus shelter in the 14900 block of Jefferson as she was walking account give you home from the bank. As she was opening the front door of her home, she was rates like these? pushed moo the house from be- BALANCE ANNUAL RATE* hind by the suspect. 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PtlO~E 1517) 792 0934 804 S HAMIL TON 118(0)968 3456 They offered a number of cost-cutting Our verdict: proposals but for the most part want them to take place, not in course offerings • but in such matters as staff development, Good choi cas • teacher training and other areas that do not directly affect students. at the polls pinion Despite the addition of three new mem- bers, the board appears unhkely to make ith nine candidates in the field, any sharp changes in direction, although a fairly good turnout had been there may be a new emphasis on cost- Wexpected at the polls in Mon- The News had regarded all nine candi- tlon lacking a millage question but far containment policies smce the effects of day's school election even though no divi- dates as well-qualitied, had given a nod to below the more than 15,000 who voted in the current recession are bemg felt in sive issues had come to public attention four but agrees that the voters made dis- 1989 in one of the largest votes recorded Grosse Pomte as well as elsewhere in during the campaign. criminating choices in selecting the new as the Pointes approved two ballot issues MIchIgan. That is the way it turned out with board members. after having voted them down earher. The three new members also serve as a more than 3,700 voters going to the polls They will serve with holdovers Carl D. From their responses to the Grosse good mix. They represent three of the five to pick three new board members: Frank Anderson, board president, whose term Pomte News' questIOnnaires and com. Pointe communities and, more impor. Sladen Jr. of the Park for the one-year expires in 1993; Carol B. Marr, vice presi- ments made during the campaign, we tantly, reflect the interests of the busi. term and Julie Louisell Bourke of the dent, whose term expires that same year; think all of the candidates reflected quite ness commumty, senior citizens, educa- Farms and Linda Schneider of the Woods Gloria Konsler, whose term ends in 1992, well the commumty's concerns about the tional expertise and experienced for the two four.year terms. and Timothy H. Howlett, whose term school system. That was especially true of volunteers in the school system. Sladen scored the easiest victory, piling ends in 1994. the three winners. Once again, the community owes a up 2,767 votes while Robert Bro.wnell It was a typically quiet Grosse Pointe They, hke the commumty Itself, want debt, not just to the winning candidates, came in second with Bourke led 540. Ms. school election featuring campalgn mate- the school board to contmue to have the but to all nine, for their willingness to of. the six candidates seeking the two four- rial, newspaper advertising and lawn last word on local control and local fi- fer their services and make valuable year terms, receiving 1,928 votes while signs that urged the election of specific nancing of the schools. They want the suggestions about meeting the responsi- Schneider came in second with 1,751 Ms. candidates without treading on the toes of board to contmue in those directions but, bilities as well as the financial and other and Beverly Hall Burns of the City ran carryover members or other challengers. at the same time, keep a close eye on demands on the district's fine school sys. third with 1,494. The voter turnout was good for an elec- costs. tern. EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING CREATIVE SERVICES Robert G. Edgar 882-0294 882-6900 882-lS00 AND PRODUCTION PublISher Pat PobOOly. Ed'lor JoAnne Bun::ar, Roger Hages, AdvertiSIng Mln.ger 882-6090 .Joha H. Minaas, Asslstan IEduXlr As>,sunlto Publisher J BenJanun Gwlfre, ML. Volealic.Lidlle.ig, Roben B. Edgar ~e ReiDs Smilb, FellUre Edllor and CI.ss,fied M3n.g .. Ass"lJnl Alh'frtJsmg MJnJger M3nager Rob Fultae. Spons Edllor AlIne Mulhenn SLIva, hi Founder and Publisher Kun Ko:rJowslu, M'st,nlto lhe Renee GraIwn, Assoc13te M3nlger. Wilbur E1stcle. EdIlXlnaJ Consu h,ult AsslSl:ant Manlger AdvertlSlng M.lJug'fr Art Coordmloon .nd Promotion (1940-1979) ~J. Be...... StaffWnter ldoBauer PeterJ. Bukner,Ad''frt'S1ng Represenl.o"" Robert G_. Assoa.te M3nlger, Doea. L. Wolker. Staff Wnter S1urley Cheek Kathleen M Stevenson, S)"trmS3nd ProdllCtlon AIkie HoHIUasJr .. EduXlnal CartoonISt SuePapcwa Ad""ruSlng RepresentaO\'f BobCoe Grosse Pointe News f'IIbiIobc Senate buys tax-base sharing ouse support seemed to be build- This agency then would distribute the ing last week for the new tax-base revenues it would derive from the taxes H sharing concept passed by the on the assessment increases on these pro- state Senate. perties to needy districts in the region, Even though the House is controlled by such as Detroit's. Democrats while the Senate is under Unfortunately for the Pointes, it ap- GOP control, the two parties seem to be pears that GOP Gov. John Engler also working together on this legislation will support the bill. He was quoted as which is opposed by the Grosse Pointe saying he supports it, "conceptually." school system and other out-of-formula While Bryant still hopes to stave off the districts. bill's passage by the House, he doesn't Rep. William R. Bryant Jr., who repre- know whether he can get the support he sents the Pointes in Lansing, has been would need to halt its passage or kill it. disappointed at the failure of other For example, he was told by Gene spokesmen for ,o~-of{ql"JDula districtsr to Farnum, director, of t4e1 Out-o£-Fol1JJ,ula maintain a solid front of strong opposition Districts Association, that Southfield, a to the diversion of part of their tax bases prominent member of that group, has not to poorer districts. made much of an objection to the legisla- Bryant points out that with the Senate- tion. Even with the support of the bigger passed legislation sent to the House Tax out-of-formula districts, Bryant isn't sure Committee rather than to the House Edu- the plan can be defeated. cation Committee for consideration, it ap- pears House leaders are preparing a fast One of the dangers seen in this new track for its quick passage. tax-base sharing plau is that if an out-of- As a member of the House Education formula district such as Grosse Pointe Committee, Bryant would prefer public gets a new influx of students, it might hearings which would at least slow down lack the tax base to collect more reve- the process. But with more legislators nues. Just such an enrollment increase is representing the poorer districts than the a possibility here in view of the recent out-of-formula districts, it is easy to see upward trends in the elementary schools. the political appeal of the legislation. It's a dismal fiscal picture for the The plan would require Grosse Pointe's Pointes' school district. H the bill passes, Beautiful music ning spent with 80 teenag- The exploitation of child- school district to share one-half of its the Pointes may even have to challenge it ers uplifting. But sadly, To the Editor: ren takes hundreds of des- growth in commercial and industrial as- in the courts, where the hope of victory most of the adults in the picable forms. prostItution sessments with a new regional entity. would be problematic. Wanted: Parents, rela- north end of our district tives, concemed citizens (a major cause for the have not expenenced that. spread of AIDS in less de- and all those involved WIth What's wrong with us'? the education of our child- voloped countries), selling Does it take a crisis to get Is new ballpark a possibility? ren. For the second year in children into virtual slav- our attention? Do only a row, I have witnessed the ery, torturing children in rogress at a snail's pace is about he is not about to give up title to Tiger high-flying scholastic front of their parents - flagrant neglect of a seg- achievements or record-set- the best that can be said about the Stadium or its successor unless he contin- ment of our student popula. even the resurgence of negotiations for a new baseball ues to have something to say about its ting athletics get our atten- sweatshops in New York's P tion at North High School. tion? park to replace Tiger Stadium. use. Each June, the band and garment chstrict is warping The squabbling continues between city I challenge the citizens of our own children. Early reports indicated that the Tigers orchestra stage a concerto the North end of our out- of Detroit and Wayne County officials but would be willing to share some of the cost concert. Featured are the standing Grosse Pointe As a base for the curbing graduating seniors, many the future ownership of the park is appar- of a new stadium but Tiger President Bo School System to start lis- of such cruelties, the Con- of them performmg as solo- ently critical to the public funding of the Schembechler has not publicly guaran. tening to the beauty of the vention on the Rights rL structure. teed anything to improve the bottom line ists accompanied by the mUSlCplayed by our fine the Child became an inte- As it stands now, the county cannot in the deal. Meanwhile, the Aug. 1 dead- band or orchestra. A por- instrumental students at gral part of the interna- tion of the auditorium at impose a hotel-motel tax increase to North HIgh School - for tional law last September. fi- line for a definite plan to be offered the North High School was nance the construction unless it also owns Tigers is approaching. the sake of our children, So far 70 countries have only sparsely filled as the for the sake of our com- signed the convention, 54 the facility. Mayor Coleman Young's city orchestra played &lch, VI' lacks the power to impose such a tax and The little progress that has occurred munIty, for the purpose of have ratified It. But not has been the finding by the county, and valdJ and Hindemith (to celebrating together the joy the Umted States name a few), and the SIZe the county executive, Edward McNamara, that beautiful music - The convention's 54 arti- of the small crowd was in made by wonderful kids - cles represent 10 years of that renovating the old stadium will not part due to the band, who, foul ball can add to our lives. work by representatives A fill the bill. That means the county, the plaYIng the second half, A. Grace Fenton from 42 nations including nobodY named Jim McFarlin, who city and the Tigers are as one on the was 10 attendance writes TV criticism for The Detroit Grosse Pointe Woods all races, societies, religions need to build a new stadium. Shame on our commun- and ideologIes. ANews, has just sought to tarnish That doesn't satisfy the Tiger Stadium ity. These are our children, We of the Michigan the image of one of Detroit's all-time Fan Club or state Sen. John Kelly who on the threshold of becom- Chapter of the American baseball stars, AI Kaline. favor renovation. Kelly has vowed to Ing adults, who have cho- More letters Association of UDiversity In criticizing Kaline's grammatical push legislation that would make it im- sen to pursue somethmg Women find it shameful usage and his broadcasts in general, Mc- possible for any public funds to be used in very noble, and yet their on page SA that this country, which Farlin forgets that Kaline is a Detroit constructing a new facility but would per- support team seems very distinguished itself in bat- icon who is loved and respected for his small. By playmg an in. tle, cannot provide leader. mit such spending for renovating Tiger strument at thIS level, they grace in the field and his prowess at the Stadium. ShIp and support for the are incorporating an under. Help the nghts rL children. The pi'(> bat during his many seasons in a Tiger Any effort to levy a 5 percent hotel.mo- standing of SCIence and unifonn. tel tax to help finance a new stadium also cess rL ratification by the math skIlls, and by necess- children Congress cannot begin un. Since his retirement from the team, appears headed for trouble. Even if the ti- Ity personal dISCIplIneand To the Editor: til the convention 18 signed Kaline has shown he is a gentleman and tle problem could be surmounted some mastery of an mstrument. Today's world is a terri- by PresIdent Bush. a student of the game. So, despite an oc- way, hotel and motel owners are girding But far more Important ble place for children. Do write or call the casional grammatical lapse in his TV for a fight on the grounds their facilities than these are the accom. Half of those made refu- White House (1-202456- broadcasts, he is entitled to respect when already are running at a low occupancy panyi~ InterpretIve exper- gees by the Persian Gulf 1111).Ask the PresJdent to he explains the failure of some batters to rate and an additional tax would drive Iences that call on each of War were children. Over SIgn the convention now. get cntClal hits or the reasons some out- some owners into bankruptcy. their emotIOns, and the 38,000 children dIe daily Children everywhere _ umqup personal quahtIes of for want of food and germ. fielders fail to get to the ball. He knows We still think it is likely the Tigers perately need constituents. what he is talking about which is more each student - all of these free water The world's ci. Can they count on you? will stay in Detroit but nobody really techmcaI and spmtual m. than we can say for Mcfarlin. tIes can't cope WIth thou. Brenda Stevtms, knows yet how the necessary legerdemain gredlents blended to create sands of homeless teens in McFarlin's line score: one foul ball in President is to be achieved. So baseball faM will somethIng that they and RIO death squads patrollIng Michigan Chapter one appearance at the plate. Verdict: have to keep their fingers crossed and we all can delIght 10 the streets dlsposmg of Back to the minors. American A88oclation hope for the best. Imagme findmg an eve. homeless boys of University WOlDen f I I and my next Instructor said lesson I gained from journalism that it was impossible for hu- no constant In this kind of school is that nothing that I J school: mans to be objective a~d the place. Sure the smell 18 the learned in school really mat- best way to get a story IS any same, but the source is always tered when it came time to get- different. way. She said that as journal- ting that big story. It's proba. ists our f1l'8t duty was get So I hope my mother is Live and to bly the only ~r where you the story and our second duty happy sending me to school learn to unlearn almost every- where I've learned that it was to tell the story and finally thing you've ever learned. You doesn't matter what I learned. the third was to keep secret unlearn I Say have to unlearn your biases, Just as "Scoop" told us, "It how you did the flJ"Sttwo. unlearn conventionality, un. I feel rather nostaglic lately. The next professor told us matters who you know and learn your beliefs to leave room how many times you pick up a I guess it's because I'm gradu- that we as journahsts are some atmg and it's summer, the sea. Rose Palazzolo for others beliefs and don't be- four leaf clover" I'm serious, of the most important people In heve half of what you see and he really said that. son of nostalgia. But I've been our society. More important none of what you hear, never So if you're lookIng for me, thinking about how much I've than the president, the pope righteous. She was to become vIew IS to face my bIases. (Was hsten to the authors of any I'll be clover hunting or sittmg learned in journalism school. I and even Madonna He said we my new model for the perfect that unethical?) book, just trust your instincts, in a darkened, beer.smelling realized that it's more a matter are the watchdogs of those very Journahst. of what I've unlearned. We start the intervIew. I'm never leave any stone uncov. room with the rest of my JOur. Important people and must Some of the budding journal. My flJ"St journalism instruc- polite, yet distant. Sincere, yet ered, don't throw rocks, always nalism frIends wondenng what challenge them and anyone sought out skInheads and tor in college had a real han- Ists professional. I don't listen I throw rocks and don't forget to it all means and reahzing it else on any wrongdomg. He whIte supremlcists for their in- gup with unethical practices in hear dogs barking I start badg. eat your Wheaties. doesn't mean anything. We just was the typical reporter's reo teTVlew subjects. Others picked the media. Everyday she ering and finally I tell him why I think that every journalIsm think it does. Then one of us porter. I'm sure they called him out rapIsts and murderers. Still I came. And the whole Idea student should Just take classes will probably try to write a pounded us on being fair, hon- "Scoop" in hiS heyday. another chose a Catholic priest. sounds even more stupid when in darkened rooms that smell story about it and see if it est and objective. I lived by this Hmmm creed. I argued with my mother I tell him. I finally realIZed the like beer because these are the makes any sense at all m black I remember one of the first Anyhow, I chose the director about ethics at home and about ethical teacher was saymg that kinds of rooms where the real and white. It probably doesn't, storil!s I covered. It was as- of am mal research at Wayne anything at all just to keep in it's hard to be objective and interesting stones come from. because as the ethical teacher Signed by the teacher WIth the State BeSIdeS shunning con. practice. I was feeling mighty hangup on ethiCS She made all sometimes impossible, but you This IS also where you may said, "Nothing is black and vention, I held true to my con- must try. clean and just that semester. I us freshman journahsm stu- find many a Joumahst ponder- white." victions as a vegan In choosing looked up to Linda Ellerbee. ing the ethical questions of the I'm begmmng to think two dents interview someone whom this evil man who gets up, eats She was the model of the ethi. I'm sure the teacher thought day. QuestIOns like, should I thmgs at this pomt m this arti. we have a bIas toward. She hIS cereal and cuts up beagles cal female journalist - then this was very clever. It was and name my source, do I trust this cleo One is that journalism said that our personal bIases and basset hounds before lunch. she did the Maxwell House should not get in the way of it wasn't. Wm still practiCing witness, 18 your beer skunky, teachers should not be allowed commercial. So I get there and he shakes the "two sides to every story" too? Everything makes sense in to use any more cliches and telling a fair story. We must my hand. Ick. He doesn't know Semester two rolled around Idea.) this type of atmosphere be- that maybe I should have just always be faIr She was so that the purpose of this inter- You see, the most valuable cause, like Journahsm, there 18 majored in English after all. Grosse Pointe News June 13, 1991, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page (I...... 00 Margie Reins Smith Geography whiz segment of Michigan's No.2 son of MAC. purchased the mdustry: agnculture? first purebred Holstein cow in Julian Zebat of Grosse DidJaknow that June is 1881 for the college farm. Her Pointe Park placed 11th in the Dairy Month? name was Mae and he paid state's geography bee. He is a SIt sttll and read these mter- $500 for her. seventh.grader at Pierce Middle esting facts from the United Stop laughing. Read on. &:hool and is the son of Nancy Dairy Industry of Michigan • Belle Sarcastic, a MAC. Wiggers and Frank Zebat. about cows and nulk: Holstein (does this make her a 'IZn'IZ wh'lzez • Sleur Antoine de la Mothe cow.oo?), gave 23,198 pounds of B Cadillac brought the first cows milk and 721.68 pounds of fat Two former Grosse Pointers to Michigan when he estab- - a world record during the have started their own business hshed the city of Detroit in 18908. In Richmond, Va. Andrew E. 1701. • In 1948, Michigan became Stefanovicb and Chris Ste- • By 1850, the cow popula. the first state to pass the Pas- fanovich, a brother-sister tion of Michigan had increased teurized Milk Law, requiring team, have opened S.R.O. Spe- to 538. all milk, cheese and butter to cia! Events, a firm that nlana • In 1851, a pioneer woman be ~urized before bei,ng sold f'undraiserll' Jft!stivalS .con~rt5f:r'mfI'Ann -lU'bor ~~~ It. ';"[W'c6O$lttn:en;v, ., >111.,;",A0"\,, theme' parties. arl.~versaries: r cheese press In the" top' of a . • Michigan is seven* in to- special celebrations and the stump, in the corner of a rail tal milk production in the' na- like. fence, which she successfully tion, behind Wisconsin, Califor. used for many years. nia, New York, Minnesota, Bright idea quiz No snickering. Keep readmg. Pennsylvania and Texas. A Grosse Pointe Shores resi- • By Feb. 12, 1855, the state Keep reading. dent pointed out that one of the legislature passed Act 130 to • A dairy cow eats about 70 Shores' street lights (on Ver. establish an agricultural col. pounds of food a day and drinks nier, about five lights from lege - then known as MIchi. nearly a bathtub full of water. Lakeshore) has been burning, gan Agricultural College - of- • Hey, but she produces 23- night and day, for at least two ten referred to as the Cow 25 quarts of milk a day, 10 months. College - later known as Mich- months a year. He (and others) called the igan State University. • Cows get longer vacations city - the city called Detroit • Professor Samuel John- than most of us do. Edison (several times) - and Edison promised. to take care of It many weeks ago. The resident pointed out that, with all the talk about saving energy these days, it seems a needless waste. Any bright ideas? The Claymore Shops Dairy Month is what June iz RICK HEARS Didjaknow that dairy fann- BOWfRNW. ing contributes more than $15 W1U.'ftIU~ billion a year to Michigan's CANt« ~WVAN economy and is the top-ranking Spring •In Northwest soothes the souI YACHATS, Ore.-&> early nual rainfall, three days of sun up to find his beach piled with they are in full odor too. Some in the season, the coast road is are cause for remark. The driftwood of the best kind: risktaker drilled an elevator still silent. Mewing gulls sound weather draws people outdoors, number one pine boards. The shaft 250 feet down through faint against the pounding of armed with sunglasses, VISOrs kids stayed home from school the rock cliff; for $5 you can see the surf. Winter's stonns are tied down against the WInd, a that day and they stacked the sea lions up dose in a sea past and the onslaught of tour- down coat thrown over shorts. enough wood to bwld the room cave. They doze on rocks 30 ists is still in the future. A jogger trots by weanng and keep some for the next p~ Impossible feet above the wa. gloves. ject. ter, black-and-white pigeon The Oregon coast IS no place Down in the village the hot guillemots nesting all around for sissies topic IS whether to change the them. Year-round resIdents praIse pronunciation of Yachats (Ya- Inland a few hundred feet, a the drama of winter storms, hots) to a theoretically more gIgantic ancient Sitka spruce pointing pridefully at the authentic "Ya-huts." Of course, rules the woodlands, preserved places where the road washed there are no more Alsi Indians from logging in the Siuslaw na- out last year. Houses cling ten- around to give an opinion. tional forest At 400 years, It is aciously to the steep hIllSides Momentum for the change easily three times the size of ,'Naaq We wonder how the cement comes from mucky-mucks (an. the 800-year-()ld kings of the Parmenter stayed in place when they other Alsi word) across the UP's Estivant Pines, tnbute to POured. the new driveway down mountains, who probably don't Oregon's nughty rainfall and A tew RVs, mostly WIth Cali. the road. know anythmg about Indians temperate climate Polo Ralph Lauren KnIt Collection. fornia plates, are harbingers of The locals' attentIOn IS fo- anyway. But one of the last you'll see, things to come, but it's still cused on the latest jetsam Seafood is the order of the Marc says. Durable and authentically detailed, the easy to cross the road to the washed up by the sea. A con- day. Salmon steaks, lingoJd, Here, what you see is not beach, huge "pillow" of Polo by Ralph Lauren Knit Shirt a bas- tainer ship loaded with tennis halIbut, clam chowder, Dunge- necessanly real Policy alt, volcanic rock that oozed shoes lost a crate overboard ness crab, salmon agaIn. Proba. throughout the Northwest dic- expresses quality and style. from the ocean bottom in ge0- Forty thousand pairs of Nlkes bly among the last salmon tates leaving treed comdors logical ages past are appearing, a few at a time, we'll see. my fnend Marc says along roads so the clearcuts Loggtng trucks roar by occa- THE PERFECT FATHER'S DAYGin thrown up by the waves Fmd- The runs are dwmdhng drastl- won't show The proud sign to SIonally, remnants of the an- ers keepers; an mfonnal Nlke call;.. and no one knows why the Van Dozer corridor doesn't cIent ramforest strapped to exchange has sprung up so Dams maybe. Silting from log. tell you that the anCIent rainfo- their backs The hilltop far lucky beachcombers can match gmg runoff. probably; loss of rest IS less than a mile Wide The Claymore Shops above the village was clearcut theIr shoes. hahltat. certainly (her fishmg everywhere along Its length. thiS year T-shIrts In shop WIn- 16910 Kercheval • Grosse POinte • 886.3440 A carpenter was wlshmg last Pulp mIlle; Nobody knows for Spotted owl or no spotted owl, dows bear spotted owl or logger year that he could bUIld an ad "ure sooner or later Oregon and Open Weekdays & Saturdays logos, somethIng for any ec0- ditlon to hIS house But even 10 Down the coast IS a sea hon WashIngton WIll JUst plain run 1000-600 nomIc or enVIronmental stnpe loggIng country, lumber Ie;ex rookery. The hons are In full out of bIg timber. Thursday [0 00 - 9 00 In a Ia.nd WIth 12 feet of an- pensIVe One morning he woke roar, when the wind shtfts, MIchIgan dld -- --~-.._------... MICROGRAPHIC & ElECTROMIC IMAGE COJMRStON SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION .IC~O-TE(-lftC. PHONE (S17) 792 0934 llO4 5 HAMIL TON 118001968.3456 SA June 13, 1991 Letters Grosse Pointe News When none appeared, I felt Concert The difference between buyers are not being served ceipts as needed. at the main office at Grosse certain that I was on to To the Editor: OM and our community. either. Every computer we earn Pointe South If you choose you - you were gomg to do As visitors to Grosse sponsored organized ath- Several months ago an in this manner will save a to donate to another school, one of your excellent photo Pointe Woods, we were letic programs is that in. acquaintance of mine in few tax dollars, and whe. call the office to locate the Journahsm stones that you fortunate to be there stead of phySIcal prowess, Connecticut told me he was ther your child IS a grade person collectmg for that are so noted for. when Parcells Middle OM tests youngsters' men- moving to Detroit and schooler or high schooler, There would be a pIcture school tal abilitIes needed to solve asked what was a good We WIll all benefit. School and Mason Ele. of excited youngsters m the computers are all given problems wlthm cer. source of informatIOn for needed. It is such a won. Hopefully, If we are unable mentary School held their Defer's parkmg lot board. concerts. My wIfe and I tam guidehnes. The com- home buyers, I told him derful program that we to reach our goal at our mg their cars and vans, would like to express our petitors must analyze the that three good sources are should take full benefit school, we can pool our reo stuffing m that last SUlt- thanks to all those respon. problem, break it down the Birnungham EccentrIC, from It. ceipts with other schools to case; thetr arrIval at the sible for a truly hear- into Its component parts the Oakland Press and the Every receipt is welcome, earn one for the Grosse Umverslty of Tennessee twarming expenence m and figure out possIble s0- Grosse Pointe News. It whether you donate to Pomte school system. which has been completely listening to the songs and lutIOns Their coaches may would seem that that piece South or your child's own Mary Bauer vacated m order to accom. singing of these two guide their thInking by of adVIce is not passe' school There is a drop box Grosse Pointe Farms modate the 9,000 young groups of schoolchildren. askmg them questions, but Hopefully, lf we should people partiCIpating in the Of course, we may be they may not answer any decide to return to the De- competItion; a PIcture of preJudIced because two of the children mIght ask. trOIt area someday, the the preSIdent of the univer. Letters to the editor our grandchl1dren attend Many of these OM team dearth of Information on slty welcoming them and The Grosse Pointe News welcomes letters to the edi- Mason - another one in members and their coaches real estate shall have re- telling them that if any of Parcells. are also active 10 our com. turned to the tned and tor from readers Letters should be signed with a them wished to attend that Comphments are m or. munity-organized sports true convement method. name, address and telephone number at whIch the unIversity in the future, der for the students, programs. Others have Robert K. Hydon writer can be reached during the day in case there are they were automatically teachers and everyone brother:>, SIsters, neIghbors Lakeville, Conn. questions. accepted by vutue of their who helped m that en- and classmates on the ath. Letters must be signed, and names are withheld only OM acmevement; a shot of deavor letic fields. These student under limited circumstances. them explonng Mammoth Computers We did enjoy our stay in athlete's names and accom. Cave; another of them puff. To the Editor: Address letters to: Editor, Grosse Pointe News, 96 your wonderful commun. phshments are In the mg therr way up a moun. Today IS the last day of Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. 48236. ity. Grosse Pomte News every tain; still another of them school for Grosse Pointe The baseball diamonds week all year long. exchanging pins, trinkets South High students. and park were most enjoy. Yet, when these very and hugs with other young. M) letter IS to Inform fu- able - it was gratifymg to same youngsters, using sters trom as far away as their brams Instead of their ture and current parents at see so many work with South that we are continu- the young ones Chad, Korea and RUSSIa; bodies, win a prestigiOUS then the competition itself competition enabling them 109 our dnve to earn a free Elder Law Mr. &; Mrs. Chester at wmch they acqUltted to perl'orm at a world class computer for our school. Nielubowicz Kroger has been very Call for an Appointment Savannah, Ga. themselves well; and fi- event, our paper does not nally, one of a car full of even mention It. What generous by offenng any NICHOLS & LONG, P.C. World class sleepy elementary school message does this send to school a free mM computer children returnmg from an these chIldren about the for every $200,000 worth of BRUCE R. NICHOLS WARREN E. LONG To the Editor: 10 experience none will ever values and pnorities of receipts that it turns by 18430 MACK AVE. GROSSE PrE FARMS On April 27 I received a June 30. Even though this forget. their community? Think 886.7670 OR 885.5511 phone call from a very ex- This is what I excpected about it. is the last day of school, we cited httle girl. Her Odys- to see in my May 30 paper Barbara Ambrose are continumg and are ask- sey of the mind team from ing for support Instead - nothing. Not Williamsburg Defer Elementary School even any mention that the Many of the lower had won the state competi. event had occurred. Where schools feedIng into Grosse ton. Dear mends, thIS is not Pointe South have been In order to do this they only a tremendous mjustice are they? successful in earning multI- had placed ftrst out of 12 and disappointment to To the Editor: ple computers. We have INeed teams at the district level these youngsters, but there As an out-{)f.town sub- struggled and have finally and had now emerged vic- is something far more im. scriber to the Grosse Pointe earned one and are on our reme torious over 26 other teams portant at stake here. The News; I have noticed with way to a second. Unfortu- from allover the state of Odyssey of the Mind pro- regret and curiosity the ab- nately, high schoolers are sup fortI Michigan. They had now gram is conducted along sence of extensive real es- reluctant to bring receipts corn earned the right to compete the same lines as an ath- tate advertisements. While to schools so we have to at the world competition letic competition. It is a I am sure that vast sums of find other ways to collect against teams from 45 year-long program culmi. money are being saved by them. other states and eight for- natmg in a district compe- previous advertisers, it The misconception has eign countries. Pretty im. tition, then a state competi- seems to me that a great been that the high school Cool Now! Later!! pressive. tion and finally a world disservice is bemg done to has enough computers and Pay The parents began rais- J competition. out-{)f-town buyers. Local we were not recelvmg reo Ask for details on Supreme's ing funds, the children practiced, and this grand. "One Cool Deal*" II mother began devouring her Grosse Pointe News YQ~.r{leW seeking the article that For Supreme Comfort was sure to be written. neiglJOolS Call Your Supreme Heatmg Marketrng Reprefentatfl'e .~ just e-ftIde WANTED: OW WATCHES TODAY I~ DOMESTIC. INTtIlNATIONAL & rnpved CORPOIlATE SERVICE for ,'our "FREE" ,- In... in-home efrimate. Didyou meet them yet? Almost 1 of every 5 Amencans moves each year, and wher- ever Americans move, Gelt1ng To Know You welcomes them Withmuch more than just Howdy Getting To Know You and Its sponsors make new families In town feel wel. 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VARm'IQ 2::.: ThiS escorted tour leaves DelrOlt on ElectronICIgnJIlOn JOY CALIFORNIA BUD October 7th and rerums thirteen days lat. • Purge pump-equipped carburetor for DlSHWASNING IIIeft¥ er on October 19th The price IS fasl. easy starts $2,45600 per person based on double DETERGENT • 48"curved shaft gelS hard.to-reach PEACHES~ HEADLmUCI LAWN & LEAF occupancy, which meludes round Irlp ~ir, accommodalFons In First Class places 1 BAGS$1 Hotels, Bround transportation, baggage • '6' cun,ng swath wrth OBO" diameter $1 !_ - '\;69~~ 49 lilleS Mmo 98 •• hcI~ 10ct han Ed Deeb PanasonicCTM - 20928 PRism_~ __ He charred various commit- 20" DIAGONAL tees including one which stud. ied the Grosse Pomte pubhc PV-19 STEREO schools, the SUIcide Prevention VH8-C Palmcorder Camcorder Monitor.Receiver • New Dome Sound Forum which brought together • Compact VHS/LJghtwelght System • Flat, Square a panel of noted psychiatriSts • 8 1 Power Zoom Lens Picture Tube • S.Video and psycholOgIsts before a • Full Range Auto Focus Input Jack • Broadcasl •• packed house at North; and the Stereo/SAP/dbx •• Unified • Dig. Auto Tracking Remote Control ~ Roadblocks to Parentmg Forum • Flying Erase head' 4 Lux jointly sponsored by the JUnior League of DetrOIt, the Grosse • Auto Playback' High-Speed Shutter Pomte PTO COWlcil,the Grosse (1/4000 - 1/25 sec ) • AN Dub Pointe Pubhc &:hools and a co- alitIOn of all area schools' Panasonic PrOs. $899 VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER He is a member of the advi- • sory board of the Jumor S-VHS HI-FI STEREO ~ League of DetrOIt, the Fnends ~ of the Grosse Pointe Library PV-S4080 ~ and Services to Older Cltm:.ns. ~ But It IS his association with i another project that most hkely earned hIm the honor. • FlyIng Erase Head. AudlOMdeo DUbbIng. Synchro Edl~. Qu,ck In 1982, after some alterca- Play. HI.Tech-4 Video Head System' VHS HI FI Stereo/MTS tIOns between community memo bers and mner-eity grocers which resulted 10 several kIll. • mgs, Deeb - who was then and is now president of the Michi- gan Food & Beverage Associa- PanasoniC tIOn (MFBA) - volunteered to VHS VIDEO CAMCORDER serve as the mediator between the busmess commumty and SWITCH HITTER RIGHT or LEFT HAND reSidents of the inner-clty, play- OPERATION mg an mstrumental role m re- • 8 1 Power Zoom Lens • IIevmg tensIOn That work Flymg Erase Head • lOW eventuaJJy led to Youth Day, Color Enhancement Lrght • which is designed to show the USA SWitCh Hiller/Slim ,W,dth Design • Full Range Auto prIvate sector's sincerIty in Focus. Starhte 2 helping local youths Q5e9 More than 400 adult volun- YOU DE&EQVE THE BE&T The Very Personalized 21815 Mack &rvo: ThalWe Provide St. Clair Shores Comes WtlhOver 3 at 8 1/2 Mile Rd. Panasonic Dec.ades Of [xpenence T.V. FAMILV~EALER VIDEO 772.9333 [ SELECTION. 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Sweet Briar College Amherst College tJM paths a~ tnttttg. fJM.1'f'~J~':' Syracuse University Aquinas College enJtess. $njoy tfte 04l1enturel '.'~. Trinity College ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ...: .; Arizona State University , " ,, " Trinity University Art Institute of Chicago Tufts University Augustana College Tulane University Babson College U.S. Air Force Academy Baldwin Wallace College U.S. Coast Guard Academy Beloit College U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Bentley College Kendall College of Design U.S. Military Academy Boston University Kenyon College Union College Bowling Green State University Lake Forest University University of Alabama Bradford College Lake Superior State University University of Arizona Brown University Lansing Community College University of Californiat Irvine Calvin College Lawrence Technological University University of California, Los Angeles Capital University Longwood College University of California, Santa Barbara Carleton College Loyola University University of California, Santa Cruz Carnegie Mellon University Lynchburg College University of Chicago Central Michigan University Macomb Community College University of Cincinnati ______Clel!cr_CoJleg~_ _ _ _Madonna College. _ .. University of Colorado Colgate University Maine Maritime University University of Dayton College of ArtlDesign, Center for Manatee Community College University of Delaware Creative Studies Marquette University University of Detroit College of Charleston Marygrove College University of Evansville College of William and Mary Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Dlinois College of Wooster Mercy College of Business University of Indiana Colorado State University Mesa Community College University of Kansas Columbus College of Art & Design Miami University University of Kentucky Concordia College Michigan State University University of Maine Cornell University Michigan Technological University University of Massachusetts Dartmouth College Middlebury College University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Denison University Morehead State University University of Michigant Dearborn DePaul University Mount Vernon College University of Michigan, Flint Duke University Mt. Holyoke College University of Mississippi East Carolina University Murray State University University of New Hampshire Eastern Michigan University Muskingum College University of North Colorado Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Nazareth College University of North Texas Evergreen State University New York University University of Notre Dame Ferris State University Northern Dlinois University University of Rochester Florida Institute of Technology Northern Michigan University University of San Diego Florida Southern College Northwestern Michigan College University of Southern California Fordham University Northwestern University University of Toledo Franklin & Marshall College Northwood Institute University of Utah General Motors Institute Oakland University University of Vermont Georgetown University Ohio State University University of Virginia Georgia Institute of Technology Ohio Wesleyan University University of Washington Grand Valley State University Olivet College University of West Virginia Grinnell College Penn State University University of Wisconsin Harvard University Princeton University Vanderbilt University Henry Ford Community College Purdue University Vassar College Hillsdale College Radcliffe Villanova University Hope College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Warren Wilson College TIlinois Institute of Technology Rice University Washington & Lee University Indiana University Ringling College of Art & Design Wayne State University John Carroll University Saginaw Valley State University Wesleyan University Johns Hopkins University Saint Bonaventure University Western Michigan University Johnson & Wales College San Jose State University Western Colorado State College Kalamazoo College Savannah College of Art & Design Xavier University Kansas City Art Institute Siena Heights College Yale University I• I June 13, 1991 Oroll8 Pointe News News 11A Investors complete purchase of historic Cadieux farmhouse ~ John ~ The group, organized by tion of the farmhouse, includ- In March, Hartmann began a money requiNd to complete the aId and Kathy Forester, Robert AssISI8"I Editor . Farms resident Elaine Hart- ing adding a bedroom and ga- campaign to raise some purcha8e. and Connie Sftre, JOIePh and The ~p of mvesto~ w~o mann, raised $82,500 for the rage. $200,000 to save the fann- Originally, Blake and the Elaine Hartmann, Katherine chipped In to save the histone purchase of the 160.year~ld' But Hartmann said the house, which was bwlt by Gro68e Pointe Hiatorica1 Sod. Barnhart, Susan Hartz, Bruce eacheux fannhouse clOBed on house and lot at Notre Dame money raised will barely cover Grosse Pointe pioneer Isidore ety had agreed on a plan to and Gillian Steinhauer and the purchase of the property and Jefferson. The group also the costs. Cadieux in the 1830&. AJJ of save the farmhouse through others. June 4. has raised $105,000 for restora. "This 18 not a profit-making May 9, she had only six days to adaptive reuse in which the old The Foresters invested •.------~----- group," she said. "We're right come up with $100,000 in addi- home would be converted into $100,000 . I on the edge, and if we go over 110n to the $80,000 or so she one of two condominiums. The The legal work was per- I the edge, we're in big trouble." had already ra18ed to purchase residents objected, but then formed pro bono by Dennia Loy , - the farmhouse and property. agreed to a plan to have two of Miller Canfield Paddock and . The owner, Christopher single homes built. Stone. I Blake, president of The Blake Blake built the new house Hartmann said work on the I Co., had stipulated that the but decided against restoring home and property has already i~=-;o-~~~-~~------_~-i ...'----_/ sale be contingent on Hart- the farmhouse when he said begun. Grass has been mowed roann and her group raISing carpenter ants were d18covered. and debris hauled away. She I not only the purchase price of Hartmann refused to let the said she could use more helpers =1=,.,...... = .., the farmhouse but also enough historic home be torn down outside the home. Thoee inter- ~. money to restore the old home. without a fight and successfully ested can call her at 882-2128 . ! '-+. , ~--. - - I I~' At a Grosse Pointe council assembled enough investors to She said she is shooting for a ! ~-- I meeting May 20, Hartmann purchase and restore it. The Sept. 1 deadline to have the - • ,j,... announced she and her inves. investors include the Grosse farmhouse restoration com. tors had put together the Pomte HIstorical Sooiety, Ron- pleted. -I,- . ....l --It Exc.pt for the additioD of a garage. the Notre Dame facade of the hUrtorlc farmhoUH wUI look the &aIDe. THIS SIMPLE EXERCISE ~ t-- MAY PREVENT ~--!------. A HEART ATTACK. I ~ I Whatever your ¥, whatever showing you how to reduce your risk I~ III your occupation, you should take of heart disease. All at absolutely t. The Heart Test.'"Just fill out this no charge. I questionnaire completely and mail it Thke The Heart Test It's a five- I to us. We will send you infonnation I minute exercise that could add years defining your problem areas and to your life. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'Ilinlute ~ In b_ .. lblIlg, ..... PAWt cIM1yI • • ~ ~D • I LM Fi'Il - sex 0 MALe 0 FEMAlE : :~ ~ ~ ~-/_/-I • Qly ...-...... """*' llIIy - I • I:llIPPne 1llephcne lIkmler (AI-. Code I lildIIy's / / I .~~~I ~~~~.• I Typeothellh CIClWrllge: HMO- PPO_ ..... 1MIbI MecIca~ NoN _ 0lIw I ~~ 0 b £1:0101"'1v 0 -(J'k."18vWu. TT I ~~I~,I~!~("~ q i , ':n!_J ... .~ihe floor plcm for the restored Cadieux farmhowse includes a Dew garage. bedroom aDd I ~ below. D )OUr own "point 1COIlJ" for a.ch qwaIIon, .-.I "'*l/'OUl' IJClCn aa.ty Inthe dtIck. I 1. AgeISex MaIe-Aga 51 and CMlI' • 10 I ------....""l I 35-50 .. 8. Woods woman I 34 and lnler 1 I punched in face i ~! DO i • 1_:~~~='~=:_hod'AtageS8orae=oRE " __'.. ~__•..• 5 • by partygoer The foremost AI age 1IOor AFTER . 3 I Ncne of1tle iIDoYe • .... o. An 18-year~ld Grosse Pointe I 3. ~HiIIary 1f)'W/atelladaheartaaack --- 20 .4 Woods woman was punched in African-American Artist • 1f)'W /ate nolllada t.-t aaackbU hIM Ilad ~ heart bypass su~ 0 • the face June 9 by partygoers • angqlIasly,SlrOIeorblooChesselsugery .10 I from a gathering down the I Ncne of1tle iIDoYe 0 I street at the turn of the century I 4. SrnoIcIng CmRENT CIgIInlIIe smoIIlr • Acconhng to police reports, lnl)'W srncIl8 25 or MORE ciglnlIes a day • • 10 I and)'Oll smoIcI8 24 or LESS CIgI1nll8i a dIy :...... 5 • the woman saw a red Plymouth I PREVIOUS CIgIInlIIe smoIerWlltin IaSllWO ye8'S: • Sundance pull in front of her • and)'W smoIGId 25 orUOFEQgnaesaday . .. 53 I and)'Oll IITIClIIJd 24 or LESS CIgI1nll8i. dIy . . . 0 home in the 400 block of Re- 1 NeYer IITIClIIJd or qullI'nClICIng ll1OI81tWllWO YEARS IV) .. 0 naud shortly after midnight. • .1 The occupants of the car then 5. HIgh Blood 1f)'Oll hlM 1lad)'OCl' l*lod PNIfU8 tIIc8n In 1tIe LAST YEAR • PI-.. and .. W8lI EI8Y-.cl or H9l ...... 6 threw beer cans on her front I andil_1bderIine . 3 lawn. When she threw one of I and .. was NormIII. . 0 D • the beer cans back into the car, HENRY • Ncneot1tleilDoYeordlmlcnow .. •. . ••••.• N • one of the occupants got out of • 8. DIet Whc;:h of 1tIe toIlMqj lEST demtlas)'OCl' IlIIIng peIBm' • the car and punched her in the • One serving of I8d me.- andb' fried foods dlil)\ 1l1OI81twl7ll1P a week, • face, she told police. and~ otbtalr. whDlemiltn:la-daiIy . 6 I Red me.- 4 tl8 WIWS ~ 4 tl7 eggs ~ acme IJWgllIIne, Iowfllt • Her 21.year~ld brother and OSSAWA I dlirypmcU:ls, a- andb'fnedfoods • • ...... 3 D • her 18-year~ld boyfriend. also I PolJIry, 6sn, lillie 01no led meal, 3 or less eggs weekt,\ SOCT'e rragrrne. aIcIm mik, • a Woods resident, heard the lnl!II\1m mil procU:(s. 0 commotion and went to assist II 7. ~ HlMl)'Oll tNfJt been teId 1hIt)'Oll /ate diaDeIes? 0 I. her. Four of the car's occupants YES .. age 040or BEFOFE (Male 3-FemaIe 61 then reportedly beat up the TANNER • YES_age41orAFTER... .(MIlIIe~4). I NO.n 0 • woman's brother and struck her boyfriend. (1858-1937) The Sundance and its occu. : a...... FWse")'OCI'~ I ~ nl P-.")'OCI'~ I ..I 1=&1 = pants were gone when police I • arrived. I ..e.ra. Do)'Oll engage '11 q 8BRltIlc eease 9UCh as bnsIc WIIIkIng. JOIPllI, bqcIing, rBCqI..... I or swImnwlg b 1l1OI81tWl15 nwues: One of the assailants was in- dentified as an' 18-year~ld I LESS ltw1 ONCE awaall: 3 0 I Woods youth who lives In the 19800 block of West Ida Lane. : =~~~ ~ : • 10. StrMa How weI do 1tIe IcllIoMIg lrliIs deIIcrtla)lOU' "COMF'ET1T1VE, ft "BOSSY; • Acoording to police, the as- "EASLY ANGEAED,ft "PRESSEDFOO ru:" sailants were coming from a The Detroit Institute of Arts party at a home in the 500 ; ~:;~ gO; block of Renaud. where pohee found a large gathenng of May 12-August 4, 1991 I n.. How IlWlV YEARS SIrlC8)'OC1' IaSl ClCll'IlJIMe madialIlMIIuIIIon? I youths and young adults, rang. 0 Ing from 16 to 18 years old. High Museum of Art, Atlanta : : The partygoers had the street M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, : nb. Checlc 1tISbale II you'" a~ .... whom)'OU ca"I di9cuss lhe I8SUIs ot1tlS 18Sl blocked. San Francisco 0 : Officers observed several young people drinkmg beer, Philadelphia Museum of Art ~ and discarded beer cans were :.HMIItl ~ Chedc whdl of lhe fcJIkMIlg ha8III ... WOIJd be of II1I8nlIla 1O)'OIlor)'OCl' spclU98. .: : strewn on the lawn The party was held by an 18-year~ld resi- • II ..... 11In. Sal ~o- II .... .-ct In: ~ ~_ I dent of the home The resi- • 12 FImiy Oocb' or Spaaeist O 19 <'Mar RisIl AacldIcn PIogwn • , dent's grandmother helped po- I 13 Coi MaciceI~ 0 0 31 Sq:I~~f'lI:98m 0 0 • 14 CCOI lIlIWJ~ ... EwuIon 0 0 21 ~~ I 1iG! dIsperse the crowd and I 15 Blood ~Chedc 0 0 E-a.f'lIo!JIm 0 0 take names. 18 Aaduang RI8k of Ha8r1 AIl8ckISIrole 0 0 22 Senos' PIqpn 0 LJ • The 18-year~ld was ctted for • 17WiI9t MII"I." Pk9wn 0 0 23Y'ltlman's ~ Prc98ms 0 0 • • 18 9lJess MIl .. , Pft98m 0 0 24 I.cM Badl Cln 0 0 haVIng alcohol at an open • -.oRTMT TIll..., II cIIIIIgnecllOIIldic:* ~ ...... , 10~""'IO clIa-. .. cr-c. d ClIMIopng '-' • house party • ...... 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PtlONE (S17) 7920934 804 S HAMil TON 1 (800}968.3456 12A June 13, 1991 Events Grosse Pointe News Hear pops concert under the stars Tour auto baron homes An everung performance by play selections from "Phantom The Historic Homes of the House Picture Book, and "Tea the Lake St. Clair Symphony of the Opera," "Cats," "Funny Auto Barons are offering dis- and Tour for Two" featuring Orchestra WIll be held Satur. GIrl" and a number of Sousa counts on admissions now tea at the Ritz.Carlton in Dear. day, June 15, from 7:30 to 9:30 marches. The soloist will be through November 1991. born and a tour of the Henry p.m. at the amphitheater at Anita Green. The Auto Baron Home Tour Ford Estate Freedom Hill County Park. In AdmiSSIOn is free; parking is the event of rain, the concert $3. Passport entitles visitors to $1 Passports are aval1able at oft' the regular admission at each of the four homes and at will be held Sunday, June 16, Freedom Hill County Park IS each of the four homes in met. the VISitor InformatIOn Center from 2:30 to 4'30 P m. located on Metropolitan Park. ropolitan Detroit that once be- in downtown Detroit. The Auto The orchestra, under the way between SchoenhelT and longed to America's automotive dll'ectlon of JIm Hohmeyer, WIll UtIca roads Baron Homes mclude the Edsel pioneers. & Eleanor Ford House in As an added incentive, visi. Grosse Pomte Shores, the tors who tour all four homes Fisher MansIon 10 Detroit, the will qualitY for the Auto Baron Henry Ford Estate in Dearborn Passport prize drawing. Prizes and Meadow Brook Hall in include a three and two night Rochester. Gatsby Getaway Weekend for For a brochure and addI. two at Meadow Brook Hall, tional information, write to Plaza concert tour and dinner for two at Gov. Auto Baron Passport, 625 N The Beu BoDDier Trio will perform at 7 p.m. Thursday. mda's in the Fisher Mansion, Williamsbury, BIrmingham, June 20. oa the plaza. located. oa the corner of Kercheval the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Mich. 48010 or call 644.2060. and St. Clair. ia the heart of the Village. She will be ac- companied. by bassist Paul KeUer aad dnammer Pete Sears. The series of free coacerts is promoted. by the Grosse Pointe VUlage Auociatioa in cooperatioa with Boa Secours Home Medical and Bon Secours Pharmacy. The BoDDier concert is IlpODSOredby WaltoD.Plerce. Grand Rapids Spring recital tour planned Come and hear the Grosse Grand Rapids, famous for its Pointe War Memorial's voice furniture industry and one of students perform on Monday, the nation's largest historic dis- June 17, at 7 p.m. Repertoire tricts, will be featured during a will be sung by students of all two-day bus tour Friday, June ages and will cover a variety of 28, and Saturday, June 29. styles from classical to jazz, The tour, co-sponsored by the frorn Rodgers to Bernstein. Detroit Historical Department Admission is $3 for adults and led by art historian and and $2 for children 12 and un- University of Windsor Professor der or seniors 62 and over. For Michael Farrell, will focus on more information, call 881- the homes and furniture which 7511. made Grand Rapids famous. Frank Lloyd Wright's Meyer House, the Heritage Hill His- Arends on cable toric District (with 1,300 homes Dr. Joseph Arends, noted pre- spanning 60 styles of architec- ventive medicine advocate, will ture), the furniture museum, appear on Grosse Pointe Cable and the Grand Rapids Art Mu- this week on Friday and Sun- seum will be included on this day at 7 p.m. The show will tour. also be aIred at 2:30 p.m. and One lunch, museum guide 4.30 a.m. the rest of the week. fees, transportation and over- In an interview with host Dancing princess night accommodations at the John C. Prost, Arends gives in. Amy Salok aud a supporting ccmt 01 200 dancers. all Amway Grand Plaza Hotel are formation about what people studeabl at Motria'. School of ClClllllic:alBaDet. will per. included in the tour price: can do to prolong their lives. In K I T C HEN 5.0 A T H 5.W I N DO W 5 form "Voyages of a Dcmc:iDg Priac:ess" at 6 p.m. Satur- $195, single $40. For further practice for 19 years, Arends day. J\U18 15. and 5 p.m. Sunday, Jwut 16. at the Gro88e iDfGrmation or ~ register, call has beoome....a. ~ for Pointe North auditQrium. Tickets are $8 at ~ door r;( , ".l921...... }..:io-;, holistie ntedjnj~~..., , I I June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 13A Your memory: The more you use it, the sharper it gets Memory is more than a what we came to the mall to plamtive song from "Cata." buy, fmd our own houses. Memory can bless and burn. It is small wonder, then, that M~morr is a source of pleas- as we grow older we worrry ure m qwet hours when we re- about failing memory. In our live happy times in our lives. anxiety, we sometimes put Memory is a stab of pain undue emphasis OD forgetting that rips open the Protective things when we would have cover we draw around 8OrroWS laughed It off at another period we have known. But memory in our life. encomp888e8 more than feeling. It takes effort to keep memo Prime Time It is an inner computer that di. ory in good working order, rects our way through the days probably because older people of our lives. have 80 much interference from By Marian Trainor Without memory we couldn't the tho~ of facts and fig. match faoes with names, recall ures they have accumulated dered by smoking. Because anxiety numbs l ti 'al throughout the years. Drugs - that is drugs meant Greek res V Robert Yepsen Jr., author of memory, it is contended that lt to cure illnesses - can affect makes little sense for older pe0- t -ghlight a. booklet, "Your Guide to I1e- memory. The best solution if o hl tune Memory Improvement, ple to worry about memory you suspect a drug is affecting loss. B.F. Skinner, a well know - -tiz- tells us that memory, like any your memory is to tell a doctor semor CI ens other intellectual power, can be behaVIoral psychologist and au- A8Bumption Greek Orthodox Btrengthe*" or Pharmacist about it. thor believes that a calm ac. Cburch and Cultural Center The late memory expert The assumption that older cep~reof~wnalmemory people have poor memories is annowu:es a special Senior Citi. Bruce Furst said: "If we realize lapses can go a long way to- unfounded. Memory is resilient zens Day on Saturday, June 22, that memory can be developed ward allowing memones to sur. throughout life. It is a tool that during ita 10th Greek Festival hke a muscle, we must accept face. emm~_ weekend, June 21.23. also the truth that the effi. becomes sharper with use. You Get a FREE Polaroid OneStep can't wear it out or use it up. 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"Keep sentences short Clothing, jewelry, used furni. memory was significantly hin- rence 118 "benign forgetfulness." and to the pomt and beware of 1h 17114 Kercheval ture, books and more will be on 0 digressions that may take you ;=;;t IN THE VILLAGE far from the original point." sale at St. John-Bon Secours Grosse Pointe Senior Community's third dLl- AARP 3417 to meet June 2 " 0 Forgetting may be okay, if it nual 1'WIlID8ge sale, Saturday, AARP 3417 South Macomb man will lead the Over thE' Hill doesn't interfere with your life ~ .E, 885.2267 June 15, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Chapter will meet Thursday, band with music and sing. or upset others. - .. " The Senior Community is l~ June 20, at 1 p.m. at Blossom alongs. On many counts, memory is "Polaroid," "600 PLUS- and "QJeSrep". by PrJIanwJ ~). cated at 18300 E. Warren, one Heath, 24800 Jefferson in St. The meeting is open and free a precious possessIon worth block west of Mack. Clair Shores. to anyone over 50. 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Btructed to talk with them, to of the rentention basin walls supply _ at approximately 42 j It's official. Grosse Pointe 2.299963 percent of the cost, for age board is working with eaeh find out what thcl8e concerns collapsed in April. The basin centl a gallon, on Monday. : Woods residents will pay !he state roads that drain into the city to help it detennine what are and to work with them." W&8 empty at the time of the Murray sounded excite.d ! hon's share of the cost to 1m. system; Wayne County was to charge residents. A $10 resi. Murray said that the home- collapee. when he announced that, "This J prove the Milk River Drain By&- charged 1.673702 percent for dential bill increase has been owner has no hesitancy about Also, the board announced aeaaon, for the rU'llt time ever, ~ tem. the drainage from county roads; discussed in Gl'08lle Pointe selling the house and lot to the that the Milk River Pwnping the Milk River drain will be However, that's nothing new. and St. Clair Shores received a Woods and an $8 increase is Milk River board, and that Station's disinfection facility chlorinated" • The Woods paid more t.han the .418933 percent levy. being mulled in Harper Woods, they may be able to come to a will be operating by the end of The board also scheduled. other communities involved to Those are the percentages he said. tentative agreement before the this summer, and possibly by meetings for Aug. 'J:l and Sept. build the Milk River Pumping that each government has been The increaaes probably will next board meeting. However, the end of this month. 17. Like the July 23 meeting, Station in the 19508, and has paying for the operation and go into effect before the im. the board cannot purehase the Construction on the facility they will be held at 1:30 p.m. paid the nl • I I June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News News 15A Fontaine, Ohio, a railroad hub George Bush "did what had to King said that he plans to j located near Springfield and be done." cut back on the number of r Dayton. After the war, King attended cases he handles so that he and King had r. summer job Ohio State University and his wife will have more time to working at the railroad station graduated in 1947 from the col. travel. f when he was a teenager. He lege of business administration Their children, Sara K. De- hved on one end of town, and with a bachelor of science de- Carlo, John L. King Jr., Anne , the station was at the other. gree in accounting. E. King and Molly K. Olenick, "One day after work I got Deciding that acx:ountancy all live out of state, and the the harebrained Idea to jump a was too boring and that he'd Kings would like to visit them freight car that was heading to rather be a business lawyer, he and their eight grandchildren the other end of town. I figured entered the University of Mich. more. it was the fastest way to get igan Law School, where he met King said he would also like home," King said. his wIfe, Eileen, who was stud. to visit Australia and Thailand. ' Getting on the car was no ymg education. Avid travelers, he and his wife problem He just ran along be- They were married in 1950, have gone on safari in Africa side the slow.moving car, the same year that King reo and visited Italy for a post- grabbed onto the ladder on the ceived hLSlaw degree. World War II tour. SIde and pulled himself up. Fresh out of college, he went Although he said he never I The car moved faster and to work as a trial attorney for wants to completely retire, faster, and King hung on for the Internal Revenue ServIce KlIlg would also like more time dear life. A few miles later, office in DetrOit. to play tennis, golf, and ski. He King could see that the car was "It was good experience and also enjoys reading spy novels going to lock onto another made for good cocktaIl conver- and listemng to Charles Kuralt train. He knew the JOlt would satIon," he said. on Sunday mornings. throw him anyway, so he took He left three years later to And, on Thursday nights, a deep breath and Jumped JOm the law frrm he currently you can catch him watching "I suffered BOmescrapes and heads. "LA LAW." bruises, but otherwise I was all nght. But I decIded never to do that again," he said. $100 REWARD FI~A~CL\L Photo by Donna Walk.". King found himself in an- other kind of danger a year af. FOR IlNY BIlSEMENT WE CANT DRY UP Jolm L. K1Dg plcms to Ughten his work load 80 thclt he aDd his wife. EU.. n, left, ecm tranl PLA~~I~ G CE~TRE (:1\'1 ~.,----.- --. .• Nl:lI- aa«e. ter graduating from Belle Fon- ..... ~ , taine High School. He served ''''II -...:~~_ I'!II/ In the Anny's 91st Infantry .. -800-530-9339 886-8000 DIvision from 1943 to '45 and was 10 most of the Itahan cam- From page 1 King said. "And now they're King said. "With all the prob- paIgn during World War II. If member of the board of direc. talking about building a 6,500 lems the city of Detroit has, It were not for the atomIc tors and the executive commit- foot runway instead of a 7,400 with health and social welfare bombs that were dropped on tee Ul"J World Medical Relief, l'"oot runway." programs going down the Hrroshuna and Nagasalu, he and legal committee chairman He said that the Detroit area drain, they shouldn't spend it would have ended up in the and board member eX Sacred is sufficiently serviced by com. on something that isn't Japanese theater, he said. Heart Rehabilitation Center. mercia) airlines at Detroit Met- needed." In addition, he has been pH. ropolitan Airport and airports HIs unit was home on a two- oting (as chairman) the Groese in Windsor and Genesee He said his committee is week leave, with orders to re- Pointe-Harper Woods Study County. waiting for Detroit to submit port back for duty in the Japa- Committe for Detroit City Air. "We don't need another com. its new expansion plan to the nese theater, when the bombs port since it was founded last mercial airport," King said. "It FAA so that the committee can were dropped. The war was year. would be a waste of taxpayers' get a copy of it and study it. over shortly thereafter, and The committee was formed to money. We feel that city air- Long before King became in. King's two-week leave became study the impact Detroit's plan port should be restricted to gen- volved in airport issues, he was permanent. to expand city airport would eral aviation, meaning small interested in trains. He said he sympathized with have on the Gro6se Pointes and and private jets, because there His father worked for the the soldiers who were sent to Harper Woods. is a need for that kind of air- New York Central Railroad, fight 10 Operation Desert In April, the General Ac- port around here. If they want and King was born in Belle Storm, but felt that President counting Office and the Federal to improve the airport for gen- • REDUCE HEAT. SAVE ENERGY & COOUNG COSTS Aviation Administration re- era! aviation purposes, that Flag burning ceremony planned jected Detroit's plan. King said might be all right, but not for CUSTOM COLORS & SffiES • DECORATOR FABRICS that he felt his committee - by commercial jets." The U.S. Marine Corps emblem for display, should be lobbying in Washington, D.C. King said he began crusad- League will hold a ceremony on disposed of in a dignified way, ~tfiHaa'~ - was instrumental in killing ing against city airport expan- the proper disposal fA the flag preferably by burning." PERMANIZED WITH SILICONE AND VINYL the plan. sion because he pays income at Historic Fort Wayne on .sat;.. The flag burning ceremony Now Detroit is proposinlt!!l tax to ~it, and didn't want 'i~".J~ 15, at 2 pnn. , will take place in the, Old, Fort, FREE ESTIMATES ~~=~i.:s baild a smaller runway'"lV~~~sIPs.tax dollars spent on, •. Acco~ to I~ ~r. rl"O;r, 1~b,Q~ ~;.r ,0fEN SATURDAY FROM 9' 'm31..,w In!,t- commercial jets. such a project. tl008, "the American flag, call 297-9360. Historic Fort "They originally proposed to . "It's a matter of. where the when it is in such condition Wayne is located at 6325 W. build 20 p8BIlenger gates, and Clty can best spend Its dollars," that it is no longer a fi~ Jefferson at Livernois. now they're asking for three " G1,C1~£ted .~",:.v;O';.;O.....",.",~:-:.:- HAn __ o. tile UOD From page 1 -MAKE YOURFATHER'SDAYerr TOGETHER EASYWITH- power back in the schools be. cause we really do know what's BBQ SPARERIBS & HONEY GLAZED HA}~i best for the kids," she said. The parents who spoke at ~~SLCfoIy~ Monday's meeting also ex- IIPf preslleci their approval of the '-'IEPtE., new plan. They felt their con- cerns had been listened to and "l9Vf~ answered. On Thursday, June 6, several 774-2820 of the parents who attended the 21611 Harper board meeting marched outside r---...------,..,St Clair Shores the board offices at 389 St. I COMPLETE (Bet. 8 & 9 Mile) . ,picketing Shine's original I RIB DINNER FOR 4 I tit Shady Lane Ian. Moulhwarenng" fully cooked I I Includes your chOice of rolls and I - - 'Tve been a teacher for 20 ~l_ I 2 OFFl/2HAM I I cole slaw. pOtato or macarom salad. I 1-~-.-.------~ ears," said Michael Daher. plan was ill thought out I MIX & Match $ 9S I o ,,, i 1. 'SeoOFF~OLEHAM I 1 00 doesn't serve the whole :! I '5 OFF PARTY TRAY I mmunity well." L~~u~_eu!L!_~~~J.O-.!J I ~ • WIt'"OUPON C PN £Xp 6.30-91. Kathy Ryan, who organized ..- ..._------_-.. protest. said she hoped the art would show the board there is great opposition FoIow the I.eads MULIER~S MARKET d that it should reject . 's original proposal. As the originators of in-line skating, Rollerblade@ is the 15215 KERCHEVAL "This plan is not just a plan recognized leader in product quality, innovative design and "An Impressive Selection of foods In a relatively small place In the gifted," Ryan said. "It value. Make sure you ask for the /1.. the heart of Grosse Pointe Park" ects the educational process real thing. Ask for them by name. •. OPEN MONDAY.sA11JRDAY 8-6 822-7786 the entire community. And RoIIerIJIacIe. a moral ground we object to See the leader at: PRICES IN EFFECTTHROU H JUNE 15 yone telling a 7-year-old IlARINATED IIAIOIfG BY THE AUERS . they're not very bright." VILLAGE CYCLE & FITNESS CENTER She supports the idea of a 22316 Harper • St. Clair Shores CHICKEN SouCIIfieId, 1IicIII... classroom to service the brightest students, she :"A: FRENCH BREAD but the rest eX the plan 777.0357 .AGUEI IE • EPI Cl991 Roilerblade,lnc Rollerbladt. is I rqttistend tTldell'llrk of Rolierblade.mc. $349 99' short rX servicing the needs PREPARED the ... FREItCII ROLLS 99' students. LE SLAW Ib. resident Christine FJan. GIGANTIC GIAN'" BICYCLE SALE • ct. per piICIuI •• 99' 00 said that although her SAVE 'SOOO TO '100 89 FRENCH AGHEnIS139 isn't old enough to be ... DEUSLICED LAD gifted or not, she was ~::8S$3 ing on moral grounds. MARINATED BREAD hoped the protest would lOlLED Sr' Shine the amount eX oppo- to his plan think it will get Mr. FLANK 19 .JONES 's attention and get him '4 DAIRY FRESH p hIS plan," she saId. STEAKS ... apparently helped. SAUSAGE hope we can put the aeri- behind \18," one mother COFFEE the board SPECIAL '1.. UED UC(II ~.I1t.. ine said he needed the -- of the the ...... teachers and FIEIIIc. 4F011_ ts to make the revised VILLAGE CYCLE & FITNESS CENTER MOCHA r. CAITALOUfI a..we .. UM.. "ork. 22318 H.rper • St. CI.I, Shores and '1'" e wdl make this plan JAVA .- 4F011_ Liii _Ulta ," Shine said. 777.0357 S3'! AYOCADOS -- ------~_.------MICROGRAPtiIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION CMlCltOeTEC ellk. PtlONE (517) 792 0934 IlO45 H~MllTON 1 (800) 968-3456 16A June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Lunch menu highlights: Pranks, jokes, tricks The 199] Grosse Pomte Celebrity Walters Luncheon, held last month at the War Memorial, raIsed $17,000 for the Leukemla Soclety of Amerlca, ac. cording to Suzanne Rabideau, who co- hosted the event wIth Beline LaHood Obeid. This is the second year the luncheon was held m this area and there were about 200 people in attendance, includ- mg the 19 celebrity walters. They were: Joseph Bourbeau as Josephine; Paul Mumma and Jeff Corker as ballermas; Gayle Kohler as a flapper; Marce Cur. ran as a dance hall girl; Al LaHood as the Jester; Behne Obeid as My Fair Lady; Greg Fisher as a hIgh school stu- dent; Ron and Mary Lamparter as a but. ler and waitress; Suzanne Rabideau as Aunt Sam; Michael Fisher as a clown; Jeff Montgomery as a Harlequin Jester; Scott McDuffee in a tux; Harry B. Meltzer as a cook; John McCandless as a Navy captain; Mary Lou Johnson as a bag lady; Mike Lenhardt as a Texas sheriff and Gaylord Creedon as a coun. For $2.500 to the Leukemia Sociely. Al LaHood had try singer. half of his mUltache shaved off. Part of the deal was that he had 10 wear the other half for one week. Paul Mumma. left. and Jeff Corker. Grosse Pointe and St. Clair Shores Ex- change Club members. enchanted the lunch bunch with their dainty steps. Photos by G Photographic Co-chairman Beline Obeid shows her skill with the hula hoop. Mike Wickett. who shared emc" duties with Pete Waldmeir. is in the background. At the left. Gloria Clark cracks an egg over the head of co-chairman Suz- anne Rabideau. Michelle Taylor paid $100 for Ron Lamparter. above. to rub his wUe Mary's back for 10 minutes. Below. the parade of celebrity waiters inc::luded. from left. Jeff Mont- gomery. Scott McDuffee. Harry Meltzer and John McCandless. Co.emc.. Pete Wald- metr came as the town print. , I June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News News Family.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.;.:.;.;.:.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.: From page 1 ara Falls. They came back five added two large bedrooms on agement skills. "You couldn't days later to close on their new do it unless you had a lot going the third floor, where the boys house on Devonshire. However, slept. for you, but we had Delores," the owners wanted to stay in he said. "She's not a housewife. He said their children met at the house until August. Henry She's a homemaker and a man. a picnic and lImnediately took Arsenault had already sold his ager." to each other. Allen Park home, so the Arsen- aults moved into the Mc- When they got mamed, ''They sort of paired up with Millan's house on Balfour. Henry Arsenault worked for the person they were closest in General Motors. He retired in "It was tight, but we made age with," he said. "The older 1988, and began working as a it," Henry Arsenault said. ones watched over the younger computer systems consultant. ones, and we were lucky it Everyone in the fannly had a He has been manager of infor- worked out that way, because household task to perform. On mation systems at Van Pool Devonshire, Henry Arsenault we had built-in babysitters." ServIces Inc., a subsidIary of divided the family's sprawling Mary Ann McMillan found a the Chrysler Corp., for the past yard into sections, and each boy few years. playmate and look-alike in Ja. was responsible for keeping one net Arsenault. They were 3 of the sections well groomed. In 1984, the Arsenaults sold years old when their parents The girls cleaned up the their Devonshire home and got married. Steven McMillan kItchen after meals, and all of moved into a house they had and Mark Arsenault were both the kids were responsible for built on Bnarwood 10 Grosse 7, Martin McMillan and Mar. keeping their rooms clean. Pointe Farms. garet Arsenault were both 9, Ann McMillan and Patrick Ar- The Arsenaults had grocery Susan is the only one of their senault were both 10, and Pa- shopping down to a science. For children still hving at home. tricia McMillan and Mary Ann example, Henry and one of the Mark Arsenault died 10 1980 at Arsenault (yes, another Mary boys would take one of the fam. the age of 21 from illJunes suf. Ann) were both 12. ily's two station wagons to the fered in a car accident. bakery each week and buy 50 The rest of the children have The other McMillan children loaves of daY- T " Tote~ ~h~~~h~VhV~~YhY~h.. From page 1 Cazabon, whose name appeared on the ballot even though she had withdrawn from the race, collected 55 votes. As the polls were closing on the 1991 school board election, three incumbents saId goodbye to the board after serving a combined total of nearly 25 years. "I'd like to thank the com- munity for the chance to serve," LoCicero said. He had served two four-year terms on the board. "Some people may think this is a burden or a chore, but it's a challenge," he added. Fnmk Sladen Jr. LInda Schneider He also praised Superintend. Julie Bourke community for allowing her to mfrastructure, and stay on top ent Ed Shine, who he called "a left by the death of Adams, serve. "I hope that 1 have (lived of repairs to buildings and saId he hoped he did Adams's giant of a superintendent." up to their expectations), I tried roofs. memory Justice "You should retain him," he very hard," she said. "Books don't do any good added. The new board WIll meet for when they're wet," she said Nutter, who is leaving after the first time July 1 at 730 She also urged the board to Gandelot, who was appointed one term, also thanked the p.m. m the Central Office keep its eyes on the system's to the board to fill the vacancy Board Room, 389 St Clair. KITCHENS, BATHS, SIDING Ile,ant Carved Claw 'oot It TRIM, FAMILY ROOMS •.. Queen Ann' 50fa from KITCHENS /~ORMERS FLEXSTEEL -'""'t- - I ."'0__ EVERYTHING IN STORE ON SALE I l' 20% - 50% OFF , La...., to...... 20'X20' Excluding Concrete OM SAJ.I. c:.rwd cr...".., WE RAISE & RECONDITION Qua A..... 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PHONE (517) 792 09:\.4 80~ S HAMIL TON 1 18(0) 968.:\.456 18A June 13, 1991 Schools Grosse Pointe News Science day camps planned • • USlclans The Grosse Pointe War Mem- space and manne biology. onal will host four various Sci- The other science day camps ence Day Camps this summer Include: "Gross" Anatomy onored for chddren of different ages. camp, 5 to 12, July 8-12; Ma- rine Biology camp, 5 to 11, Parcells Middle School's Or- The day camps are from 9 a.m. hestra partiCipated in the until 3 p.m. Monday-Friday, July 29-Aug. 2; and Air and IChigaD School Band and Or- and are taught by the Living Space camp, 7 to 11, Aug. 12- hestra ASSOCiation's State Science Foundation staff. 16. and and Orchestra Festival The first day camp - Science Each camp is $185 a child, n May 4, earning top honors. Sampler - is for children 5 to with a 10 percent dIscount The orchestra, under the 11 and is the week of June 17- given to second siblings In a furectJon of Christma E. Jud- 21. Kids will experience a vari- family attending the same earned' a I rating from the ety of things, including encoun- camp. Registration at least one udges, one calling the perfor- ters With different animals, week in advance is recom- Sce "one of the more mature discovering vibrations by mak- mended. Campers bring their Performances of the day. Ener- ing musical instruments, mak. own lunch, but beverages and getic, yet controlled ... a com- ing their own fossils and ream- snacks will be provided. For more mformation, call r1ete, convmcmg presentation." structing giant dinosaur models, and learning about air, 881-7511. r I High school I City or Qf}ro6StJointt Jark Michigan ~tudents honored Playscape INVITATION TO BID L Tandy Technology Scholars, It.s been 82 years. but St. Clare School has tinally put in place its fint major piece of f:l program to recogmze aca- Sealed buts w111be accepted by the City Clerk no later than 2'00 p.m., play equipment. With the help of many parents and a PTO which funded the project. the ~emic excellence. especially in Tuesday, June 25, 1991 on the followmg: primary playscape was assembled and placed in Its new home In mld.Aprll. Shortly e areas of mathematics. sci- thereafter, excited primary students began full use of the eqUipment to the delight of both Two 1991 Chevrolet Caprice AUlomobl1es nce and computer science, Te- staff and pareuts. ndy honored several Grosse SpecifIcations available in the Public Safety Departmem, 15115 East ~ointe students. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan 48230. I Alexander ROOm Stine. a mor at University Liggett Student Spotlight DuPont named hool, earned a $1,000 award Dale KraJnlak G.P.N.: 06/13191 City Manager or being a national finalist in AIMS president he outstanding math/science! Sidney I. DuPont. headmas- mputer science category. Thomas Baxter ~ Students honored with a cer- ter of The Grosse Pointe Acad- . cate were Grosse Pointe Eaeh week In thIS column, we emy, has been elected to serve uth High School students wtll focus on the work of a stu- a two-year term as president of ennifer Schutzman, Matthew dent. It can be a poem, a draw- The Association of Independent FATHER'S DAY Michigan Schools {AIMS), a unto Shawn Killinger, Daniel mg. a short story, a ptcture of a itzley, Joyce Stuckey and SCientific experiment or a wood- group of 27 non-public, non- profit schools which are inde- . y Votruba; and ULS stu- working project, a book review . SPECIAL pendently financed and gov- nts Kristin Allysn Feemster The followmg short story was erned by a board of trustees. d Julee Rose Mertz. written by Thomas Baxter, a THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY schools vary in size, South High School teacher first grader at Maire SchooL AIMS philosophy and curriculum, and (3 days only) . Maciolek was named a Hts parents are Ann and Davw. r are accredited by the Indepen- mi-flnalist in the outstanding Baxter of Grosse Pointe Park dent Schools acher category and ULS Association acher Douglas Norris re- The Robot That of the Cen- ived a nomination for that Wanted To Go To tral States. onor. DuPont has I School I served as One day when I was walking headmaster !south students care to school, a robot jumped out of of The Receive An I a tree in front of me. I said, Grosse ADDITIONAL 15% OFF : Two Grosse Pointe South stu. "Get out of my way!" Pointe Acad- nominateQ The aem...~ere for lie 8Bi'd, "I want to go 'to emy since ANY_ ~rrp ' ..:rTn" ...... Caring Awards. presented by school, too." 1982. T~e DuPoat Makita item in stock the Caring Institute. I knew thiS guy was from academy IS : Christine Kelley and Jenni- Mars. I said, "MOVE IT!" an independent, co-educational Thomas Baxter rer Schutzman were nominated He said, "I'll keep your floor day school serving the children • Tools for the awards which identify clean. I'll clean your desk out." go to school!" he yelled. of Metropolitan Detroit from roung people who have demon- I said, "All right. But if any- When we got to school a kId age 2 112through grade 8. • Accessories strated compassion and caring. body sees you. you'll have to go had a sqUIrt gun and shot him, Ten adults nationwide will back." then he got short-circuited and • Parts be chosen to receive a Caring "OK," said the robot. Then fell into pieces and that was Award. he sang a little song: "I get to the end of the robot. • TRAME 5/JIIl1lbtJl'p..."""" ... mn"wlmII Air Conditioner High Efficiency Gas Furnace e Quality Construction I • Over 90% Efficiency SINCE 1968 • Durable -.... • AlC Prepped • Quiet Performance • No Chimney Required 15554 E. 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Director of UlS Summer School L: GLASS East Detroit ~ & _~::::l:~:::..__P 6}) I June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Schools Top Star graduates named DIane Elizabeth Pugel of tended the fU'St Leadership Grosse Pomte Shores has been Meeting at St. Florian High named valedJctorlan and Amy School, participated in Jazz Suzanne Bryer of St. Clair dance classes for nine years, Shores and LlZ8. Marle Rubhco assisted at Project Hea1th-O. have been named ~saluta- Rama at Holy Cross HospItal, torian of the Our Lady Star of and has traveled widely with the Sea High School 1991 grad- her family. uating class She earned an academic com- Pugel, who plans to attend mendation from the Phi Beta Presumed guilty the Umverslty of Michigan or Kappa Organization, an honor. The Cahfornla Institute of ary scholarship for academic Grosse Pointe Academy students were shocked wh.n Technology, performance on the A.C.T. from the jury declared the Big Bad Wolf Innocent on all is a member the state of Michigan, a schol- charges of breakIDg and ent.ring. malicious destruction of the Na. arship to Michigan State Uni- of property and murder. It was part of Law Day ODd th. trial - pretllded over by studenta and guided by real-life , tlQnal Hon. versity, and certIficates for out. ors Society, standmg achievement m attorneys - took place in the Crosse Pointe Park MUDlcl- Photos by Jeremy Africa the debate Spanish, bIOlogy, American his- pal Court. Above District Judge Kirsten Frank and her Olympiad V team, SADD, tory, volleyball, drama and f~ assistant David Hall watch def.nse attorney Carla Dor- Amnesty In- renslcs and was named to the sey cross .xamIDe Cranny Wolf. played by Gillian Ben- Th. Ilfth CJDDualMichigan Social Studletl Olympiad tley. ternational, Archchocese of Detroit Annual took place recently at Groue Point. North. bringing to- Teams Scholastic All-Catholic Team. gether hUDdredl of Itudenta from across the state for aca- UUlted for d.mic competition. The categories ranged from wlrtten D.._ 1 the Future Rublico was the copy editor essays to a quiz bowl to poster contest to drama and and IS a e"en iDc:luded a historical rap competition. &.... for the school's yearbook and singer and flutist. She 18 also partiCIpated In forensics In ad. South stud.nta. aho.,e, Mik. Dely. Dan Spitzl.y and an officer m the General M~ Patrick Hay... came lD third place in the historical ditlon to tors Explorers Program in Sci- being In. D8W&c:ast competition. Below, North's quiz bowl team ence tWIce monthly program m consisted 01, lD back. Jull. Irwin. coach Herman Weng vol ved in science and engmeenng at the ballet, jazz and St."e Fontana: lD front. Bob Edwarcill and Frank General Motors Technical Cen- Fontana. captain. and tap ter and the Surfrider Founda. dancing out- tlQn Network. side of She has been named to the school. r- All.Academlc ScholastIC Team She has WARREN AVE. for the Archdiocese of Detroit, '1% earned the the All-CIty and All-State Aca- ALLEMON'S SUPER-COUPON - Wayne $ ON ANY PURCHASE IN demIC Teams, The DetrOit County Aca- News Outstandmg High School RubUco demic Excel. ~~~:::riE~~EN Graduate Program, Channel 7's lence Award, Phi Beta Kappa, 3.00 OFF $20 OR MORE "The Brightest and the Best" the Michigan Catholic and Ma- (GOOD EVEN ON SALE ITEMS -ALSO and was awarded a National comb Daily recognition, State Academic Fitness Award, of Michigan Competitive Schol- I!~o~,:,_~!!;:~.!~~~~_~~~l.~~!~ Chancellor's Scholarship from arship recognition, a letter of IMPATIENS, BEGONIAS, PETUNIAS, the UniversIty of California- commendation from the Na- VEGETABLES PLANTS AND MORE! Berkeley and Robert Byrd -GRASS SEED 'GARDEN TOOLS 'INSEcnClDES 'WEED KILLERS 'SPRINKLERS tional Merit Scholarship ~ 'HOSES 'SHRUBS 'TREES .PERENNIALS -ANNUALS 'PACKAGE SEED Scholarship from the state of gram, the Grosse Pointe Histor- Michigan. ical Society Scholarship, a I OURANNUALOUTDOOR I AULL Bryer, who plans to attend certificate of merit and honor r------'r------, Michigan State Umverslty, IS a I RHODODENDRON & I EVERGREEN from the National Honor Soci- I AZALEA SALE I ES member of the National Honors ety, Presidential Academic Fit- I l'J1. OFF I Society, was ness Certificate, the Detroit N&W 20 TRE I PROGRESS -/0 class presi- Free Press Writing Award with I dent three high honors, outstanding II-W/coupon Exo.6-27-... 91.J 20 nt.--/( Star graduates honored years in a achievenment awards from the ------_ _.._-, I ROSE BUSH I row, helped o Alliance Francaise de Grosse I SPECIAL I OFF Twelve years of hard work • Michele Parker earned an plan junior Pointe, the outstanding I 00 OFF I were acknowledged at the 30th Albion College scholarship. and senior achievement in advanced biol- $2 Honors Convocation held at • Stabile earned a Michigan proms, di. ogy and social studies and a I Plant Box & All Ready to Plant I w/Coupon I Jackson & Perkms Roses I Exp.6-27-91 Our Lady Star of the Sea High State University Grant. rected or as- Grosse Pointe Rotary Scholar- L~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~ sisted In fun- School on May 29. Parents, ... ,.. Deanna M~enya, ship. teachers, mends and fellow stu. Maxey and ~arned d~ is i n g activities dents .paid trib';lte to the out- Grosse Pointe Rotary Scholar- She plans to attend the Uni- standmg achIevements of ships and was a Bryer versIty of Michigan and pursue young women in the graduat- . Big Sister for freshmen She at- studies in genetic engineering. ing class of 1991. The following students re- ceived special honors: • Michele Parker received the Congressional Medal of Merit. • Amy Melvin received the Today,Joe Conroy built a ramp, had his Principal's Leaderslup Award sponsored by the National As- sociation of Secondary School blood pressure checked, and learned to square dance. Principals. • Diane Elizabeth Pugel, Amy Suzanne Bryer and Liza Marie Rublico received the Phi With one phone call. 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And 6 ($15,895), Plymouth Acclaim. sion Network and senior vice Anyway, It was true that I for what you pay and what you LX ($15,799), Pontiac 6000 SIE presidenUgeneral counsel of test-drove a Hyundai right af- get, a good value. ($18,399), and Toyota Camry Capital CIties/ABC Inc., was in ter a top-of-the.line Mercedes- What you pay depends on the LE V-6 ($17,668). . town recently to accept a Lead- Benz sportBter, but it was not tnm level you want. The base The Hyundal ISa South ~o-' ership Award from his alma the traumatiC experience every Sonata starts at $12,370, a fig. rean car bwlt with substantial: mater, Wayne State Umversity, one seemed to thmk. The ure no other car of thlS type mput from Japan's Mitsubishi~ and Jack Kay, chairman of the Hyundai Sonata GLS V-6 IS no comes close to. More likely, you but the Sonata is also built m ; Department of Communication Mercedes.Benz, but It IS not in- Autos will hke the upscale Sonata Canada. Roughly two-thLrds of, at WSU, was taking him tended to be. What is It m- GLS better and it will cost you the close to 30,000 Sonatas soli around to meet faculty memo tended to be? A nicely done, within a few dol1~ either way in the U.S. last year were buil4 bers. reasonably pnoed, mid-sIZed By Richard Wright of $15,000, dependIng on how at Hyundai Auto Canada's : 1was on the phone when Japanese car. you want it eqwpped. But the plant in Bromont, Quebec. : they arrived at my office and In fact, It 15 not Japanese, al. base price is $14,920 and al- The smooth and responsive : they chatted until I hung up. "I though -it has enough Mitsubi- most everything you would V-6 engine is a Mitsubishl de. : was just telling Steve that you shi in it that it could probably want is standard (including au- sign, although it is not the drive the new cars and write pass, if it wanted to. It IS made tomatic transDllBBIon and air same as the engine in Mitsubi. about them." I could tell they in South Korea, a nation not conditioning), or is not avail. &hiand Chrysler Corp. cars both thought that an odd way known for a long automotive able (anti-lock braking, air sold in the United States It to make a hving. tradition. When Hyundai fll'St bags). has only two valves per cyliner "I understand you Just re- came into the United States in What you get is a fashiona. and a single overhead cam- turned a Mercedes 500SL and 1986 with Its small Excel, I ble, if not memorable, four-door shaft. But teamed with its elec. picked up a Hyunadi," said predIcted confidently that sedan with a 3.O-liter V-6 tronically controlled automatic Wel5wasser. HyundaJ would not last long in which is rated at 142 horse- transmission, it supplies a "Yes," I said. "Khyund-i," which still seems thiS market, which did not take soned, Americans w1l1not take unhkely to me. power and provides very peppy smooth and pleasant drivetrain. "Well, listen, I have a televi. performance, both in city traffic to the Yugo either. Wrong to a car which has a name they From this dyspeptic outburst, Like the Japanese before son network I'd like to sell again. cannot pronounce. Wrong and on the freeway. The EPA them, the fll'St Korean cars to you." you probably figure I did not The Yugo attracted a lot of again. like the car, especially right af- says it gets 18 miles per gallon come in left as lot to be desired. Everyone laughed They attention with its low price, but Hyundai officials explamed city and 24 highway, which is After surprising sales success would have anyway, because he ter drIving a Mercedes-Benz it reminded us of F18ts and, for after the car came in and no 500sL. In all honesty Idid not Just about what we got. in the fll'St few years, Hyundai was an honored guest, but in whatever perverse reasons, one knew what to call It that Similarly sized V-6 four-door sales have slid from a peak of fact it was a good line, well de- intend to like the car, but it is Americans do not like Fiats. "Hyunadl" rhymes Wlth "Sun- most agreeable and hard to dis- sedans with which the Hyundai more than 264,000 in 1988 to livered. This bodes well for But the Hyundai reminds us of day." Hmm. I had alread devel- hke. Hard to love also, perhaps, Sonata competes (and their 137,000 last year. But also like ABC, I thought, to have a prices) include the Chrys- Japanese cars and Americans oped a gutteral "Khyu" sound but a car Wlth numerous good base the Japanese, Hyundai has leader with a sense of humor, ler LeBaron four-door ($16,000); do love them. Even so, Irea. and was ready to call it features. A car you can passion- learned quickly how to aim Ford Taurus L ($14,751), Tau- cars at the American tastes. rus GL ($14,981) and Taurus The timing may be wrong Motor Muster to feature cars of the '30s through '50s LX ($17,434); Mercury Sable though. Hyundai faces much Tail fms and fancy gnlles de Ville built for Henry Ford II, In addItIOn to adnuring three GS ($15,372) and Sable LS more formidable competition bikes and trucks with a special ($16,215), Nissan Maxima will appear in abundance when and a 1933 Ford VB roadster decades' worth of finely tuned kids' questionnaire. from the American makers and (119,375t Olds Cutlass Ciera V. the sixth annual Motor Muster that was driven by renowned and polished vehicles, visitors Families are invited to bnng has to battle the Japanese also. convenes at Greenfield Village Indy car racer Fred Frame. can investigate aspects of car photos of themselves with fa. Saturday and Sunday, June 15 Design innovation and popu- culture through special presen. vorite vehicles which may be. Antique autos in parade and 16. lar trends in accessories will be tatIOns. Paul E. Anghn, man- come part of the museum ar. Before the Grand Prix Indy Grosse Pointe Farms with a More than 200 dream ma- evident in many of the vehicles, ager of advanced quality plan- chives. Scenes of everyday life chines of the 19308, '408, and mcluding a 1954 Kaiser Damn ning for ITT Higbie Baylock, cars begin the big race Sunday, 1955 Thunderbird; Louis P. with family vehicles that were June 16, motorcars from an- Vance of Grosse Pointe Park '50s will cruise through the vil- with "d1sappearing" sliding will present "Cooling Your photographed between 1930 lage each day in scheduled pa- doors and a 1951 Chevrolet Wheels," a discu&non of the other era will parade through with a 1958 Pontiac; Gil and and 1959 are of particular in- downtown Detroit, then cross Clara Mack of Grosse Pointe rades. Visitors can get a closer Stylelme that features an exte- hlStory and social impact of au- terest. look at the distinctive cars, rior windshield sun visor. tomobile air conditioning. the Ambassador Bridge into with a 1967 Cadillac; and Rob- AdmiSSIOn to Motor Muster Windsor. ert Lees of Grosse Pointe with trucks, bicycles and motorcycles Military and civilian Jeeps Visionary car lovers of all and special weekend programs when the vehicles park at sites The 12th annual Wheels of a 1966 Dodge Hemi. will have a special place in this ages can draw on their imagi- 15 free with Greenfield Vl1lage around the village. year's Motor Muster festivities nation to draw a "concept car" Freedom Antique Auto Parade Entrants will gather at Rosa admission. Village hours are 9 and Show is a premier event of Parks and Fort to register and Visitors will discover cars in honor of the Jeep's 50th an. with the aid of Bill Robinson, a a.m to 5 p.m. daily. the 33rd annual Detroit-Wind- receive instructions beginning that not only provided transpor. niversary. design instructor from Detroit's Henry Ford Museum & tation, but conveyed personal- Visitors will be asked to vote Center for Creative Studies. sor International Freedom Fes- at 9 a.m. Drivers will travel at Greenfield Village is located at tival which officially runs June noon to the Grand Prix track ity and status - from 1930's for their favorite automobile, Children will receive a spe- Oakwood Boulevard and Vil- durable Durant to 1959's ex- two-wheeled vehicle, and com. c181 map for tracing Henry 21 through July 4. by way of Civic Center Drive lage Road in Dearborn just Local residents who will par- along the river and take a lap traordinary Edsel. Among the mercial vehicle. Presentations Ford's path through Motor west of the Southfield Freeway stars of this year's event are. a of Popular Phoice ,Awants, will Muster activities, and the~ can (M;-39) ~d south of Michigan tj~paj.e ~c)~9.~)\~~~~~ ~~d the trac~ before the 1948 Lincoln Sedanca Cabriolet be made each Oay , test their knowledge or C!lU-s, of GJO.lWr.-.rqmW-t UtA. ~r lJtf7 '!~~ ,ceremQmes. aJ:I4 .~- Avenue (U.S. 12). . 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In Services will be held today, Services were held June 11 Reeves He is survived by hiS wIfe, 1936, the organization's name June 13, for Harry (Bud) at the Chas Verheyden funeral Catherme, of Harper Woods; Moran, 71, of Harrison Town. was changed to the Product home in Grosse Pointe Park for Services were held June 8 at daughters, Pamela Wilson of Engmeerlng Service ship. He died of cancer on June Christ Episcopal Church In Thomas H. Ensor ill, 68, of Harper Woods, Dorothy Wright The "Leaders of Wartime 10, 1991, at Macomb Hospital Grosse Pointe Farms for Ar. Mount Clemens, formerly of of Ruigefield, Conn.; and a Michigan" artIcle says that Mr. Center in Detroit. thur Griswold Reeves, 81, of Grosse Pointe He died June 7, brother, William T Wilson of Schmitt was a member of the A service will be held at 10 Grosse Pointe Farms. He died Canada. 1991, at St. John Hospital in Society of AutomotIve Engi- a.m. at the Wm. R. Hamilton of kidney failure on June 5, Detroit, after a long illness Memorial contributIOns may neers, the DetrOIt Board of funeral home at 226 Crocker 1991, in Grosse Pointe. be made to the American Lung Commerce and other organiza- Blvd. in Mount Clemens, fol. Mr. Griswold was born in Association, 18860 W 10 Mile tIOns, and that he was a direc- lowed by a service at 10:30 Jamestown, R.I., to Ellen Gris- Road, Southfield, Mich. 48075. tor of the NatIOnal Association a.m. at St. Hubert Church in wold and Jessie Siddell Reeves. of EngIneenng Compames Harrison Township. His father was the founder of WaIter W. Schmitt Later m hfe, he became a Mr. Moran was a salesman the polItical science department Private services were held lifetime member of the Detroit for Henry's Cleaners in St. at the University of Michigan. recently for Walter W. Schmitt, Yacht Club At the tIme of hiS Clair Shores for 45 years. His Mr. Griswold graduated from 92, of Grosse Pointe Farms. He death, he was also a longtime route included the Grosse the Deerfield Academy in 1927 died of pneumonia on June 6, member of the Gr08se Po1Ote Pointes, and he served many and the University of Michigan 1991, m Grosse Pointe. Born in Chicago, Schmitt Yacht Club and a former mem- prominent local residents, in. In 1931. He retll'ed as vice pres- Mr. RyaDM E. AIda. cluding Mrs. Edsel Ford. owned Thunder Bay Manufca. ber of the Grosse POInte BanJO ident from Detroit Bank & Club He is survived by his wife, Trust, and was formerly em. tunng Inc. in Alpena He re- Ryanne E. Akins He IS Survived by his daugh- Maryanne; son, Patrick of Port ployed by Wabeek Bank. tired m 1973 after 25 years In ter-in.law, Gloria F. Schmitt of Services were held June 11 Huron; daughters, Sandra He was a member of the business Grosse POinte Farms; four at St. James Lutheran Church Schafer of New Baltimore, Pnsmatlc Club, the Score Club, grandchIldren and three great. in Grosse Pointe Farms for 10- Sharon Milton of Washington, the Grosse Pointe Senior Men's year-old Ryanne E. Akins of grandchildren He was preceded Mary Kay Bunch of Detroit, Club, the Country Club of De- In death by hiS son, Walter H Grosse Pointe Farms. She died Susan Koury of Warren; step- troit, the Board of MetropolItan Schmitt, In 1984. June 8, 1991, at Children's sons, David Kady of Shelby Hospital (Detroit Ordinance Hospital of Michigan, from in- Cremation took place at For- Township, John Kady of Ster. H. Easorm District), and the International juries sustained June 7 in a ling Heights, Paul Kady of Executive Service Corps. est Lawn Cemetery In DetrOIt. Born 10 Grand Rapids, Ensor Memonal contnbutlOns may be boating accident on Lake St. Harrison Township; step. He was also a fIrst lay reader grew up in the Detroit area. He made to either the Michigan Clair. daughter, Diane Tocco of Harri. for the Episcopal Diocese of attended Detroit schools and Lutheran Seminary, 2777 Har. Ryanne was a fourth.grade son Township; 16 grandchil. MIchigan, and enjOyed golfmg graduated from St. Paul Catho- honor student at Kerby school, dren; and sisters, Dorothy and bowling. din, SagInaw, Mich. 48802, or lic High School He attended and enjoyed singing, playing Heinen of Bloomfield and Sister He is survived by lus wife, the ICAK Research Fund, P.O Eastern Michigan University the piano and acting on stage. Margaret Moran of the Domini. Elizabeth Kanter Reeves; Box 25276, Shawnee Mission, before joining the Army Air Kan.66225 A member of the St. James can Adrian Order. daughter, Margaret Garbarino; Lutheran Church Children's Corps, where he served during Memorial contributions may World War II. son, William Peter Reeves; sis- Choir, she was involved in be made to St. Hubert Church ter, Ellen Gage; and four Virginia Mary (Ray) Mr. Ensor had been, for 45 many productions of the Grosse in Harrison Township. grandchildren. Verbiest years, involved In the manufac- Walter W. Schmitt Pointe Children's Theater and Arrangements were made by was selected as "Miss Congeni- Howard Granville ture and supply of engineered At the tIme of his death, he ServiceS were held June 7 at products to the automobile in. the Chas Verheyden funeral held the lowest engineering li. Our Lady Star of the Sea ality" last summer when she home in Grosse Pointe Park. Reed dustry. He began with Motor cense number in Michigan. Church In Grosse Pointe Woods attended the Black River Horse Services were held June 17 Burial was in Elmwood ceme- Camp. Products Corp. and then moved Mr Schmitt is listed in the for Vlrgmla Mary (Ray) Verbl' at the A.H. Peters funeral tery 10 Detroit. Memorial con. to Grand Steel & Mfg. Co. 1945 book, "Leaders of War- est, 78, of Grosse Pointe Woods ''This child had really ra- home in Grosse Pointe for How. tnbutions may be made to the In 1975, he helped to form time Michigan," by John Mor- She dIed June 4, 1991, In De. diant beauty," said Jackie Ren. ard Granville 84, of of Reed, Blose, Ensor and Martin Inc., a Children's Home Detroit, 900 anz. trOit. tenbach, the mother of one of Grosse Pointe Farms. He died Cook Road, Grosse Pointe sales agency in which he was According to the article, Mr. Born in Detroit, Mrs. Verbl- Ryanne's friends. "She loved to of heart failure on June 6, Woods, Mich. 48236. vice president and treasurer. est was a graduate of the Acad. sing and act and appeared with 1991, at Bon Secours Hospital Schmitt began hIS career at the He held those positions for 10 10 emy of the Sacred Heart. the Grosse Pointe Children's in Grosse Pointe. George B. Wilson Electric Auto-Life Co. To- years. He spent the last five ledo, where he became an ap- She was a member of Bon Theater. She was so bubbly and Mr. Reed was born Aug. 21, Sel"Vlces were held June 11 years with the Anderson.Boll- prentice tool maker. He then Secours AssIStance League for enthusiastic that when you 1906, in Wilmette, to Hor. at the Chas Verheyden funeral m., ing Corp., from which he re- went to the Kent-Owens Ma- about 30 years, and was a were around her, you felt this tenae - ••••••• 0""'--- ...... MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSI~ SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION eMk~O-TE( -lftC. PHONE (5171 7920934 804 S HAMil TON 1 (8001968.3456 22A June 13, 1991 Business Grosse Pointe News _ Woods firm helps employers make best 'investment' in hiring By John Minnis relations consulting flJ'lll in the Assistant EdrtOf willing to do it - to determine state, Jones said. Hlrmg an employee IS one of if they have the work ethic or Also, Jones is among the fi- the biggest mvestments for a attitude required to do the Job. nahsts for Michigan's Entrepre- company, but too many times Ticking oft' his hat of corpo- neur of the Year awards. The the decISIOnIS made with httle rate clients, Jones said, "All awards progam is sponaored by expert1se. these companies have come to Ernst & Young, Inc. Magazine, That's the message from us and said, 'We need help in Merrill Lynch and local spon- DaVid Jones, preSident of deciding who to hire.' We sors WJR and Corporate De- (HRStrategies) fashIOn pro- HRStrategies, headquartered In troit Magazine. Grosse Pomte Woods. grams to fit the right person to Jones is among 12 finalists "People do have a value," the job." for the Service Entrepreneur of said Jones, 43, who holds a doc. Jones and hIS colleagues re- the Year Award, The winners torate m mdustrlal psychology duce a job to its basics - what were annoWlced at a JWle 12 from Bowhng Green Univer- skills it take8 to do the Job, banquet at the Ritz Carlton in sity "They're there for the long what training and what type of Dearborn (after the Grosse term. The major portion of an mentality is suited to the work. Pointe News press time). orgamzatlOn's budget 18in pe0- HRStrategies then uses the HRStrategies' clients include ple, and many times we hire an data about a job to develop reo many FortWle 500 companies mdlvldual after a five-minute quirements and hmng proce- - Allstate, Anheuser.Buach, mtervlew And then we pay the dures, which may include spe. Bristol.Meyers Squibb, Ford prIce for the next decade or cialized tests - both written two" Motor Co., General Motors, Mo- and physical. torola, Pepsi-Cola, Teu.s Instru. Jones, a Farms resident smce Jones said one of his major ments and The Travelers. 1978, began his consulting ca. corporate chents told him that Jones' company now has of. reer in mdustrial human rela- hiring an employee is a $1 mll- fices in Stamford and Hartford, tIOns With Arthur Young Co. in lion investment. When making Conn.; Houston; and Los Ange- Its management services diVl. a deciSIOnon an equivalent les. Also, the company is look- SlOn,"domg the same thing we machinery purchase, all sorts of do here" ing at establishing an office in investigation IS usually done, the United Kingdom. In 1982, Jones decided to he said, but not so, m many Each office is run by a "man. Photo by John MlnDl~ start hiS own busmess and cases, when hinng a person. aging principal," Jones said. founded Personnel Designs Inc. David Jon ... a Farms resident. has seen his company. HRStrtltegies. grow from a llpCD'e.bed,- ''They are small.business pe0- HRStrategies also helps com- The company began in a spare room operation into a nationwide human resources consulting firm.. He will gradually mo.,. ~ ple in their own right." panies set up procedures for bedroom and was fWl(led with offices from Grosse Pointe Woods to the office building at McMillan and Kercheval on tb. Hill. HRStrategies' success has alA evaluating current employees Jones' personal savings. In Jan- lowed it to attract the ''best and training programs. The uary of thIS year, the company making a hinng decision. space Dunng the year, Savmgs Bank building on the and brightest" of the newly company provides extensive changed Its name to HRStrate- The company's growth has HRStrategles will move to new Hill, which the company co- graduated doctoral students. trainmg for implementing the gles left Jones cramped for office quarters In the former Colonial purchased in April. "We in Grosse Pointe, at procedures it recommends. For the first few years, Jones HRStrategies," Jones said, operated the business as a He said one of his company's "have the largest congregation small, sole proprietorship, but goals over the next few years is of industrial psychologists in U.S.-Chinese business symposium set m 1985 he embarked on a to broaden its market niche. the country." growth strategy that has Currently, only corporate "Doing Business in Chlna," a visit IS part of a continuing ef- He describes his work as "ap- and Howard Hill, a local attor- worked extremely well. clients can afford to have symposium featuring business- fort to upgrade Chinese mdus. plied research" using sound sci- ney who has served as adviser The company has experi- HRStrategies come in and re- men and government officials try. entific and statistical methods. many Sino-American activities enced a five-year average search and set up employment from China, will be held Tues- The internship program, "We've taken an academic and represents Chrysler Motors growth in revenues of 86 per. procedures - something that day, JWle 18, at the McGregor which combines classroom in- c:hscipline, industrial psychol. Corp. in haison with Beijing cent, and the number of em- could take up to two years to Memorial Conference Center on struction with on-site visits to Jeep. ogy," Jones said, "and made it complete. the Wayne State University ployees has risen 58 percent local industries, also was spon- The speaker program runs into a business." campus. annually Today, 75 people are sored by the business school in from 9:30 a.m. to noon, followed HRStrategies' major hurdle, Sponsored by the university's employed by HRStrategies. In simple terms, HRStrate- cooperation Wlth International by lunch, a panel discussion, a Jones said, is to make its hu. school of business administra- The growth rate places gies helps corporations to man resources expertise and Market Services of Ann Arbor, miniature trade fair and discus- tion, the symposium concludes a private fIrm. HRStrategles among the top screen and assess job applicants procedures affordable to the sions with members of the visit- a seven-week internship pro- Speakers for the symposium private companies in Michigan to determine not only if they small employers, who perhaps ing Chinese delegation. I gram in which 23 Chinese in- Wlli include Xiao Yang, former I and the fastest-growing human can do the job, but if they are even have more at stake when Reservations can be made by , dustrialists and government of- mayor of Chongqing and a na- fIcials studied American calling the business school's i Living trust seminar planned tional leader of his COWltry'S Management Center at 577- , manufacturing processes. Their economic reform movement, 4449. I Learn to avoid probate and tagea of the living trust. I how to reduce taxes levied on , your hell'S in a seminar at the In addition, Leduc will I Grosse Pointe War Memorial briefly discuIll a living will, fol- .. -amr "'bor' I on Thursday, JWle 20, from 7 lowed by a question and. an- to 9 p.m. Lecturer Paul Leduc, swer 8e88ion. The cost of the a registered investment ad- lecture is $5 a penon. For more Antiques Market viser, will discuss the advan. information, call 881-7511. 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road ~Business Notes Ann Arbor, Michigan Our 23rd Season : Janis Wyborski, a licensed At each class, Lorna McWatt :------Imassage therapist, has opened will present seven favorite reci- Ian office m the McCourt Build- pes taught at her Florida-based Img, at 16980 Kercheval in the cooking school. Recently, one of !Village A graduate of the Flor- the recipes was named a run- I Ida School of Massage, she is a ner-up in a national cooking I member of the American Mas- contest from 3,500 entrants. I sage Therapy Association. She SUNDAY : can be reached at 884-4517. The gourmet-style recipes I Healy's Health Hut at take less than 20 minutes to I 19850 Mack Avenue in Grosse prepare and are free of moles- Pointe Woods will host a no- terol, sugar, caffeine, chemicals JUNE 16th cholesterol, no-lactose, vege- and artificial ingredients, low tarian cheese sampling followed in sodium, fat and c:alories and 5:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. by "Lorna's Gourmet & Good high in fiber. for You" cooking classes, 'rues- Registration is $9 for one Third Sunday of the Month days, June 18 and 25, from 6 to class, $16 for both classes. Call 8 p.m. 885-5000 to register. (except November) Business People Over 350 Dealers in Quality Antiques and By Ronald J. Bernas Select Collectibles All Under Cover Grosse Pointe resident John OUaway has been promoted to vice president and account supervisor for J. Walter Thompson USAIDe- troit. Ottaway, a Thompson staff member since All items guaranteed as 1985, has had prior service with J. Walter represented. Thompson in the San Francisco, Atlanta and Detroit offices. His current responsibilities in. clude supervision of Ford Funding - JWT Re- gional Advertising Group. Locator service for Ottaway specialities and dealers; onsite delivery and GroS-.<:ePomte reSident John T. Albrecht has been named to shipping service. the DIrectors Club of Dean WItter Reynolds, Inc. Election to the Directors Club IS deternuned by new accoWlt performance during 1990 from the firm's more than 7,500 account executives based. on theIr professJOnahsm and consistent high productIon FREE PARKING Chry<;ler Corp has named Grosse Pomte Woods resident Peter ADMISSION $3.00 Gilezan a<; dIrector If Its new environmental and energy affairs df'paJtment Gllezan will oversee planm'lg, ImplementatIOn and \ el lficatJOn of company-w1de environmental and energy issues. He For additional infonnation \\a" fOJmerl.\' In charge of statlonary enVlronmental affairs which Look in todays classified section dea't maIO I} w1th manufaetunng under 400 headings for antique. PI lee Watel house announced the promotions of the followmg For Further Information contact Glo<;se Pomte reSidents Thomas J. Shea of Grosse Pointe has Ix'pn promoted to audIt semor manager, John W. DeBoer of M. Brusher, Manager (.ro<;<;('POinte Woods has been promoted to tax manager, and Mark R. Bierley of Grosse Pomte Shores has been promoted to all(ht <.,t'nlOI P.o. 80X 1512, Ann Arbor, MI 48101 ... I • News 23A acant Woods colonial frustrates Edmundton neighbors By Donn8 Welker fell behind on their taxes. They Staff Wnter "I already have a home," he Residents on Edmundton in haven't paid taxes on the prop- erty since September 1987, Ca- said Grosse Pointe Woods are fed up tlin said, and Wayne County Walter ZaziskI, the Zazlskis' with a house on their street recently sold their tax bill to son, saId his SIster was living ~hat has been vacant for Dale McCauley of Grosae De. in the Edmundton house until I months, but at this point, there A spokesperson for the last August, and that It has I is little the city can do to help Wayne County treasurer's of- been vacant ever since. ; them. He saId his parents bought : The house, located at 1364 fice said that she could not re- lease any information regard- the house in October 1968, and I Edmundton, has been vacant ing the property's back taxes that they now co-own it with . since last year. At a recent city because the notes had been McCauley. Zaziski added that ; council meeting, residents told sold, nor could she say when his parents plan to sell their ; the council that the house was they were sold. remaining share In the home to ; an eyesore and needed to be McCauley icleaned up. They said it was After a tax sale, there is a redemption period in which the "That's what they're in the lovergrown with weeds, that the property owners can pay their process of dOIng," Zaziski said. Igutter was falling off and that back taxes and keep their prop- In the meantime time, Mc- ~they considered the house to be erty. A Wayne County treasur- Cauley is supposed to be mam. : a fll'tl hazard. er's office employee said that taming the property, he said. ~ Since then, the grass has the redemption period is ReSIdents liVIng near the : been cut and the gutter has usually 1 1/2 to two years. house saId thty don't care who I been propped up, but the owns It They Just want to see ~bushes and the rest of the H the Zaziskis failed to pay It cleaned up. : house still need tending, neigh- their back taxes during the re- Neighbors saId that there is :i>ors say. demption period, McCauley an old car inside the garage, :. George Cathn, Grosse Pointe would get the title to the prop- Neighbors are complainiog about tbe conditioo of this boWIe 00 Edmuodton. and that they're afraid there is ~Woods city attorney, said that erty. gas In the gas tank. property spruced up because of t if the weeds become taller than McCauley has a different another lawyer yet. "That's a fIre hazard. The However, Catlin said that the joint interest that Charles ~six feet, Department of Public story. McCauley said he allowed door IS open and kIds get in McCauley already has an inter- Zaziski and McCauley have in I Works employees from the city He said the redemption pe- the Zaziskis' adult children to est in the property. Catlin said it. there, and If there is a fire, can cut them down. Other than riod ran out a year and a half stay in the house last wmter they couldn't get out because that Felice Zaziski signed a "We don't have anybody who that, the city's hands are tied, quit claim deed, giving her in- ago, and that he has had the ti- until they could fmd another the garage is so filled With we can require to clean up the be said. tle to the property ever since. place to live. They moved out junk," said a neighbor who terest in the property to Mc- place," Catlin said. "Mr. Mc- "Part of the problem is that He's just waiting to get a writ without telling him, he saId, WIShed to remain anonymous. Cauley. Zaziski's husband has Cauley doesn't have clear title we've had a difficult time of assistance, a court order al- and shut off the furnace. As a ''The weeds have got to go. kept his interest in the prop- to the deed, so he naturally tracking down the owner," Ca- lowing him to take posession of result, the pipes in the house Some of them are six feet high. erty, according to Catlin's re- doesn't want to put much into tlinsaid. search. the property. He's having a dif- froze and burst, he said, caus- But I'd like to see the garage the house yet, and the Zaziskis ficult time doing that, he said, He said Charles and Felice Woods city officials have had ing tens of thousands of dollars cleaned out right away." don't want anything to do with because his attorney dIed last in damage to the home. Zaziski owned the house, but a difficult time I'tetting the it, it seems." Another neighbor, who also winter and he hasn't retained He said that he has been wanted to remam anonymous, maintaining the house properly said, "It isn't very nice to hve How do they spell relief? L-a-n- d-s-c-a-p-e and that he will continue to do across the street from a house so. that has been vacant for 80 By Dome Walker Marion Lancaster Gale, who ''The neighbors can only com- Staff Writer her 67 years, said that she is "He hasn't done anything long. We just hope that some- lives on Anita and who has plain if it's a health hazard or Relief is on the way for resi- tired of people picking on Hop- wrong," Gale said. "He's trying one moves in soon and becomes lived in the area for most of dents who have been complain- kins. to Improve the place. He had a a fire hazard and it's neither of a normal neighbor." those things," McCauley said. ing about the lack of landscap- problem, because his house and They said that If more work ing around a house on Marter another house were built on He said he doesn't know isn't done on the house soon, what he will do with the prop- near Anita in Grosse Pointe the same lot, before the city they will petition the city to erty once he obtains a writ of Woods. had zoning laws. If he had tom lower their tax assessments be- The house, located at 20779 down his house, he wouldn't assistance. He may sell the cause they say it is "devaluat- Marter, is surrounded by dirt, have been able to build another house, but he won't live there. ing" their property. discarded bricks and broken one, because the lot is too cement. There is also a 7-foot small. hedge on the side facing Anita. "So he built around his ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BIDS Or at least that's the way the house and then took out the old property looked last Friday, house that was inside. He had The Board of Education of The Grosst( Pointe Public School System, and has looked for approxi- a specIal problem, and people will receive sealed bids for the Printin~ of CommuDlty EducatIon mately two years, according to don't realize that these things Brochure until 10:00 A.M., Monday June 21, 1991, at the office of the neighbors. take time. I think what he's Supervisor of Purchasing, 389 St. Clair, Grosse Pointe MI 48230, at The owner, Harry Hopkins, got now is pretty neat." which time they will be publicly opened and read. has been renovatmg the- ~ In any case, cntics shOuld, r ~ , _ T __ • -10- c.. L _ T ~,... .I- since 1989. He has bricked over tnumph soon. Specifications and Bid Forms may be obtained at the office of the the original structure, added a Hopkins was unavailable for Supervisor of Purchasing, 389 St. Clair, Grosse POIDte,MichIgan. second story and installed mod- comment, but Petersen said Telephone 343-2058. em windows. that he spoke to him last Nearby residents and pas- Thursday. At that time, Hop- BOARD OF EDUCATION GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM sers-by agree that the house Photo by Donna Walker kins said that he had hired a G.P.N.: 06113191 VllIcentF. LoCicero, Secretary looks better than ever. "I just Neighbors agree that this Marter Road house looks great, company to landscape the yard, wish he'd finish the job. He but after two years, they're tired of looking at its caked- and that they would be laying could let the inside rot, for all I mud cmd litter-fllled yard, sod by the end of this week. care. But I would like to see the yard properly graded and a City or PHONE (S171 792 0934 804 S HAMIL TON , (800) 968.3456 24A June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Section B Churches...... 4B June 13, 1991 Bmlge Column 5B Entertainment.. . ..7B GrOS~ Point~ News Features Sport,; . liB With a name like Bartholomew, he's got to be good By Margie ReIns Smith and Nancy. Feature EdrtOf What if your name is May Day? Ichabod The most popular boys' name 10 the '40s OnIon? Berma Yerkey? Duckworth Byrd? and '50s was John, followed by MIchael, Craig? VIOlaUnstrung? Ima Hogg? William and Charles; then James, RIchard, Howard, DaVId and BenJamlO These are real names; real people. lVol'Y81? Hector? How 'bout Stan Dupp? Paul Bearer? By the 1960s and '70s, the most popular Erna LIving? Hank E. Panky? girls' names in Grosse Pointe were Jenm- direct unpleasant connotations? Parents fer, Juhe, Susan and Stephanie Chances are, a particular individual might want to thmk tWice about naming a comes to mind when you hear these MIChael had moved up to become the fa- baby boy Saddam or Perci val. vorite for boys, followed by John, James, names: Spiro; Romeo; Rhett; Tallulah; 6. What nationality is the name? First RlOgo. Scott and David. and last name nationalities should match, In the 1980s and '90s, the most popular Most people also recognize these famous he SaId - or the child's name rIsks becom girl's name was ErlO, followed by Ehza- nicknames: Whoopie; Fergie; Goldie; Telly; 109 a Joke. Satchmo; Ike. beth, Megan and Rachel; then Sara and 7 What IS the meaning of the name? A Nicole. Responsibility hangs heavy over the dictionary of name denvations may help Boys' names stIll stuck to tradItiOn' Wil. heads of new parents. They've got to etarabeUe? here liam was chosen most often, followed by 8 Does it produce Imtials With a mean- choose a name for the little tyke that he or Michael, Robert, Christopher and Mat- she will carry around for a lifetime. 109? thew. 9. Will the chIld be confused With some- he talked to said they were named after In Grosse PolOte at least, boys' names one who bears the same name? someone. Heather? seem to be consistently more traditional 10 Is It a proper means of Identification? In a study published in the Journal of and fad-reSistent. Girls' names follow The more common surnames (like Smith) Educational Psychology, "Name Stereo- trends. need an unusual first name, he says. types and Teachers' Expectations," re- Some unusual first names noted in 11 Is it so odd or unusual as to evoke seachers noted that teachers give higher Busse's book include Rizpah, Vendetta, constant comment? grades to children with trendy or tradi- Oleomargarine, Nauseous, Sunday Night 12. Does it designate the the child's sex? tional names like David or Lisa than to Supper and Jesus-Christ-Came-Into-The. Should it? children with less popular names like El. World.To.Save Try some of these on for size: Benme mer or Bertha. He also documents the tale of the couple Factor; Candy Kane; Chris Cross; Cliff Do children with popular names score that named their last baby Finis. He Hanger; Holly Wood; Earl E. Bird ... higher on achIevement and IQ tests? Are wasn't the last, however. .. then there's Tom Katz; Sandy Beech; men and women with unusual names more His younger SIster was named Addenda. Salome Downe; Rosetta Stone; Nat E. likely to be neurotic or psychotic? Research Her younger brothers were named Appen. Dresser; Ken Tuckie; Melody Lingerson; indicates there's some truth to these state- dix and Supplement The final daughter's Jay Walker .. Opal? ments. name: Errata. A study at Tulane University showed Elsdon C. Smith's book, "NamlOg Your Rose Palazzolo, specwl wnter, also con- that women's fIrst names determined how Baby," offers 12 questions parents should tributed to thlS story others perceive their attractiveness. consider before they sign a name on the Names go in and out of style like skirt dotted line of theil' new baby's birth certifI- First names may affect people's self es- lengths and necktie widths, however. cate. teem; social skills; scholastic achievement; A teenager named Gertie was the bee's 1. Does the name harmomze with the mental health and career choices. knees in the '20s, but her name rates a family name? The author suggests that to Does the baby look like a Skipper? Mel- surreptitious snicker from her grandchil- produce a rhythmic effect, names should vin? Rocco? Humphrey? John or James or dren in the '90s. have an unequal number of syllables in Matthew? Fifty-one years of published birth an. any order, like Har- ri.et Bee-cher Stowe or How appropriate is Tiffany? Buffy? Tam- nouncements in the Grosse Pointe News Ralph Wal-do Em-er-son. ika? Mildred? Mary or Jane or Elizabeth? provide a record of popular babies' names 2. Is it easily spelled? It's easier to go Will Grandpa be miffed if the baby isn't that have been 10 favor in the Grosse through life with a name that other people named after him? Will Aunt Beatrice feel Pointes. can spell, he says honored if the baby is a Bea? Ann and Frances were the most-chosen 3. Is it easily pronounced? Ditto. .Thomas V. Busse, in hils book, "The Pro- III the 19405 '00::1. 4 Whdo1.nicknurncl:> win urise from lone names for baby grrls and Hephzlbah'? fessor's Book of First Names," reports that The next most popular names were An- name? 49 percent of boys and 38 percent of girls nette, Kathryn, Christine, Jean, Elizabeth 5. Does the name have any dIrect or in- ''ENHANCING THIS FATHERS DAY THE DON'T JUST GIVE DAD A GIFT ••• NATURAL YOU" You are cordially invited to attend a unique fun-filled evening at the Grosse Pointe Plastic GIVE H 1M A MEMORY Surgery Center. For people who wish to learn more about ways to maintain and enhance the natural beauty we all possess, this evenlOg WIllinclude dynamic and informative ~ presentations in the field of nutrition make up consultlOg and plastic surgery. .. A tour of the new state-of-the-art facilities of the Grosse Pointe Plastic Surgery Center will be available. Also a complimentary assortment of tasty health foods will be prOVIded for your enjoyment. Susan Ryskamp, M.S., R.D. Harriet Israel Formerly on the faculty of Wayne State Ms. Israel receIved her certification as a poet University, Susan now has her own practice correctIve make-up consultant from the providing counseling workshops to indIviduals Advanced Aesthetic Institute of Concord, and groups. She IS expertly tramed m weIght California Her studIes at the Professional control, stress management, self-esteem Image Institute of Atlanta has led to her certIficatIOn as an Image consultant Miguel Lorenzini, M.D,. Plastic Surgeon Grosse Pointe Plastic Surgery Center Dr Lorenzml Will dISCUSSthe latest procedures and alternatives avaIlable In faCIal and body rejuvenatIOn to help you look your best Learn how more people are attammg a fresh, confident look Dr LorenzinI 18 hIghly regarded m hIS field WIth over 20 years of experIence Meet former patIents who WIll share theIr experIences WHERE: Grosse Pointe Plastic Surgery Center 131 Kercheval Center, Suite 300, Grosse POInte Fanns, MI from our collection of men's jewelry and accessories. WHEN: Thursday, June 20, 1991 COST: $5.00 7:00 p.rn . 9:00 p rn. payahlc al rClllslrallOn Registration: 6.30 p.m. edmund t. 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Honor bridesmaid was Jane cented with a layered lace wore a fuchsia chiffon dress Jacobs and bndesmalds were panel and a cathedral tram. WIth a corsage of stephanotis The groom earned an engI. MIchelle Goer and Mary Beth Her fingertip illUSIOn veil fea- and babIes '-breath. neering degree from Devry Tapert Miller. tured a headpiece of satin roses Readers were Merlin Andera Technical Institute in Phoenix. Attendants wore dark green and pearls and she carried a and Larry Avery He is a senior systems engineer velvet tea.length dresses and bouquet of whIte roses, ste. The bride is a graduate of for General Electric Medical ", phanotis and babIes' .breath. ti'~ carried bouquets of lilies and Grosse Pointe North High Systems. '~>". mmlature roses The matron of honor was the School and attends the College The newlyweds traveled to " A,,, ~~ Groomsmen were Richard brIde's sister, Theresa M. Av. of the Desert in Palm Desert, HawaIi They hve in Bennuda Johnson, Kevin Aldrich and ery of Grosse POinte Woods. Calif She is a supervtsor In the nunes. 'l~~';~: CraIg Perry of Chicago. Bndesmalds were Martha L. ~l'~ The solOIst was Beth Steven. Kelsey, Nancy Severns, BrigId ,'tll: ...~ .../ son. Avery and Clare Avery, all of t ,,~~ The bnde earned a master's Grosse Pointe Woods; Delvm C. ~ \~ degree m educatIOn. Ash of Houston; and Katie An- Mr. cmd Mrs. MIchael Cbar1el dera of Waterloo. " The groom IS an accountant Aadera • For PHOTO REPRINTS • Mr, and Mrs. Randall H. at Northwestern Memorial Hos. Attendants wore black velvet Johnson pltal'In ChIcago. Kelly-Andera fitted Jackets and forest green of Editorial Photos taffeta full.length skirts. The newlyweds hve in Chi. Tapert-]ohnson Maureen BrigId Kelly of Ber- The groom's brother, Mark J. • Call cago muda Dunes. Calif., daughter 88%-6090 • Dorothy Anne Tapert, daugh. Andera of Waterloo, was the of Bernard and Mary Lee Kelly ter of Robert and Patncla Tap. best man. of Plymouth, fonnerly of Grosse ert of Grosse Pomte Farms, Groomsmen were Craig Col- Lockwood- Pointe Woods, married Michael married Randall H Johnson. bel' of Redondo Beach, Calif.; Charles Andera, son of Merlin son of Barbara and Harvey Heaton David Berry of Aurora, Colo.; ,llnrfinl Arts and Patricia Andera of Water- Tom McCunniff of Waterloo; Johnson of Orland Park, III , on Camilla Carpenter Lockwood, loo, Iowa, on Feb. 22, 1991, at Ken Rose of Phoenix; David Nov 24, 1990, at Grosse Pomte daughter of the late Mr. and 1111If1r11~"iI.11 St. Francis Roman Catholic McIntee of KlBSmunee, Fla.; United Church Mrs Albert Learned Hoskms, MR BRIAN PONTILLO Church in La Qwnta, Calif. John Schaefer of Waterloo; and The Rev Roy Hutcheon offi- mal'ned Michael Hayward Hea- • 4th Degree Black Belt The Rev. Edmond O'Donnell Jay Duffield of Chino Hills, cIated at the evenmg ceremony, ton, son of Mr. and Mrs Eppa • InternatIOnally Csl1ified officiated at the ceremony, Calif. .5 Time MlchJgan whIch was followed by a recep- Hunton Heaton of Grosse which was followed by a recep- C.J. Nichols was the ring. Tae Kwon Do Champion tion at the Grosse Pomte War Pomte Farms on May 18, 1991, Memorial tion at the Autry Hotel in bearer. Tim Andera handed out • Private StudIO. Selective Enrollment In Temple, N H The new- Palm Springs, Calif APPLY BEFORE 6-30-91 The bnde wore a mermaId- programs. lyweds wdl hve In Chester, The bride wore her mother's style lace gown adorned WIth The mother of the bride wore 885.6261 NH wedding gown of champagne a royal blue taffeta dress and a New Arrivals Ray Stncker of Grosse Pointe Katherine Agnes are Dorothy Cunningham of of St. Clair Shores are the par- Shores, ManJane POirier of Akron, OhIO, and the late WIl- WE SHIP ents of a gIrl, Hayley Anne Sat. McAlpine Grosse Pointe Farms and the ham Cunningham. terlund, born May 24, 1991 late BIlly F. Poiner. John and Anne Saad Mc Grandparents are Harold and Alpme of Grosse Pomte Woods Michael William Hayley Anne Arlene Connell of Grosse are the parents of a daughter, Satterlund Pointe Farms, MarjOrie Satter- FURNITURE Katherine Agnes McAlpme, Cunningham lund of Bloomfield HJlls and born May 23, 1991. Paternal MIchael and Jeanine Cun- Kathy and Phred Satterlund the late Donald Satterlund • Free Estimates High Tech grandparents are Robelt and nmgham of Grosse Pointe & pjck Ups Foam-In-Place Dorothy McAlpme of Caro Ma- Farms are the parents of a boy, - Custom Packaging Packaging ternal grandparents are the MIchael Wilham Cunningham, late Franklin and Agnes Saad born May 15, 1991. Maternal & Crating System grandparents are Eugene and In the past 6 months - Fumiture Julia Barrett Poirier Donna VinCIguerra of Stow, • Computers Peter Tomlmson and KIm. OhIO Paternal grandparents HAVE YOU MOVEDf -ArtWork From a rocking chair to a roomful berly Anne Pomer of Grosse Fully Insured from 1 to 1000 pounds Pomte Farms are the parents BECOME ENGAGEDf of a girl, Juha Barrett Pomer, In the past 3 monrhs born March 29 1 QQl r..""~' ... • '" ~'; EARLY BIRD DINNERS Pigs & Chickens & For Dad on his day - a ~ JUDITH ANN welcomes all those 5-7 Fish, Oh my! And hors- gift of gold Jewelry is al- who come to the Village to enjoy \ "OKAY TO BE es too! Just wonderful ways a wonderful re- ~ MUSIC-ON-THE-PLAZA. On CASUAL!~ whimsical painted folk membrance - especially Thursday evenings only, all sale Parties - Banquets - art furniture at Susans for an occasion like Fa- merchandise will be reduced an Catering Coyote Gallery in The Coach House ther's Da~ Our friendly additional 10%. This includes the 15301 E. 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There combine a superb choice of colors with 345 Fisher, one block from East Jef- are over 350 dealers in Father's Day is Sun. ferson, 881-0200. beautiful designs in a exquisite hand quality antiques and select collecti- WILD made detailing. Kits and quilts also WINGS daYt June 16th! We bles. All under cover.All items guar- have a large selection available. anteed as represented. The time is 5 * * of unique gift ideas -- such as -- tie "'I * a.m. through 4 p.m. ." at 5055 Ann VITAL OPTIONS EXERCISE tacks and ties with water fall Arbor - Saline Road, (Exit #175 off I- designs, hunting and outdoor books, ;, Join us for a fit, tIiIJ Cf)tflCH 94). Only $3.00 admission. FREE photo albums, bar ware, old decoys, fabulous summer . r'l.. STRtfT parking. and SAVE! Vital Op- and carvings, Michigan and Federal . tions Exercise off- mTfOC)QS duck stamp prints and much more to ers you 3 months of unlimited fit- * * * choose from. All at our NEW location ness classes for $120. Offer ends 21 Kercheval on-the.Hill884-7oo4 in-the-Village. Make Father's Day a day to remember with a gift from June 30. Call 884-7525for details . The Purwh & Judy Building THE WOOL THE FLOSS located at 17100 Kercheval, next (Enlrarwe on McKinley) &Ci' Wild Wings ... at 16844 Kercheval in- to Laura Ashley. the-Village, 885-4001. * * * ROWAN DAYS. JUNE 12.15 * * * * Come in to see knitted sweaters and * * needlepomted mllows by the best of J.WCOlE~ the l1rUlSh fiber artists. J£nJoy the SPECIAL for ~ design books, pattern books and the For GRADUATION and FA- FATHER'S DAY! "I" THE 1 wonderful color range of the Rowan THER'S DAYgift ideas think of Treat everyone to he~e yarns in stock. Sweater and pillow To advertise In this column, J. W.COLEjewelry. Nice selection our dellCLOUs as- SHOPPE kits available by order. Watch the call Kathleen 882-35QJ of Citizens, Wittnauer and Vema sorted /lavors of cheesecake cupcakes. Kaffe Fassett glorious color videos \ watches plus 14 karat gold jewel- In honor of Dad recewe one dozen for while you sip tea. The samples are ry. Stop in and see us at 19834 only $7.00 (reg. $12.00) ... at 19873 only available through the 15th but For more Pointe Counter Points Mack Avenue, 885.5129. Mack, Grosse Pointe, 882-7921. Rowan is here to stay ... at 397 Fisher please see page 14B Rood, Grosse Pomte, 882.9110. l ...... _~.e.- • __ • • I I June 13, 1991 Grosse pointe News Clubs 3B -Widow's Elizabeth Cass NSDAR presents awards Organization The Elizabeth C888 chapter, Pointe North High School, NSDAR, met on March 9 at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, June is membership drive Grosse Pointe War Memorial to Frank Blumenthal of Grosse month for the Widow's Organi. present 1991 Good Citizens Pointe Woods. 'zation. Wldows are invited to awards to local high school stu. Each student received a gold .attend a meeting on Wednes- dents. pin and a certificate for excel- day June 12, in Room 111 in Among those honored from lence in leadership, dependabll- .the' Henry Ford Centennial Li- the Grosse Pointe area were ity, service and patriotIsm. brary starting at 7 p.m. Megan Malecek, a student at They were chosen to receIve ~ual dues are $8. Widows Grosse Pointe South High the award by staff members of may jom after the meeting and School, daughter of Robert and their local high schools, and will receive a membership card, JosephIne Malecek of Grosse will now compete in state and which entitles them to a Pointe Farms; and Melissa Blu. national essay contests on pa. monthly newsletter. menthal, a student at GrOll8tl triotism. David Brim, a Social Secu- rity manager, will discuss ,"What's New in Social Security Jewish Council holds free lectures :Concerning the Widowed The Grosse Pointe Jewish toms" on Tuesday, June 18, at .Woman." He will a1Bo answer CoUDClI's adult education series 7:30 pm. at the Grosse Pomte ;'uestions from the floor. will sponsor a lecture by Rabbi Unitarian Church, 17150 Mau. : Call the organization's oftlce Dannel I. Schwartz of Temple mee. :for information: 582.3792. Shir Shalom. He will discuss The community is invited • "Jewish Holidays and C118- There will be no charge . General Josiah ;Harmar, NSDAR : The General Josiah Harmer PbotAl by Bert EmAn' Jele ,chapter of the National Society ':of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution will hold a Grosse Pointe Garden Club :meeting and luncheon at the DoI.U of begonias. geraniums and vinca vines were recently planted on tbe roof gar- :home of Bonnie O'Deee on Sat- den of Cottage Hospital by members of the Grosse Pointe Garden Club. SiDe. 1985. Gar- w S :urday, June 15, at noon. d.n Club m.mbers ban provided colorful floral plantings for the enjoyment of patienbl. ; Mary Robier, formerly of De- riallon and .mploy .... c!Jpt""atcEtudio~ :troit and Algonac, will co-host From left are AnD Park. Peppy Mitchen. Lydia French. Ruth Blood. Ann Paddock cmc:l the party. Dee Oetting. Not pictured is Ann-Elisa Black. , The new 1991.92 officers will be swam in: Ruth Sri.abo, chap- ~160 .ter regenti Deniae Mudd, chap- ter vice regent; Gladys Thomas, . secretaryi Sarah Davis, treas- Breathers Club meets every month at Bon Secours ureri Charlotte Buchanan, SAY GOODBYE TO THICK. UNSIGHTL Y LENSES FOREVER The Breathers Club, one of health-care professionals are on Michael Colling will speak to chaplain. 35 tree programs of the Ameri. hand to address mdividual con- the next Breathers Club meet- can Lung Association, meets cerns while allOWIng mdividu- ing about pacing and managing • A Thinner Lens that Parents Without monthly at several locations in ala to share with others who your energy better. All adults Reduces Edge Thickness Macomb, Oakland and Wayne cope with chronic Illness. are encouraged to join regular ~:_ by up to 35% Partners plan dance counties. Meetings feature club members for a discussion ..... • Better Comfort and guest speakers, films and Give your dad the Father's Day gift that dads everywhere dream about: The Original Pawleys Island Rope HammocJ<-. It's the kind of gift that lests him stretch out and do absolutely nothing. And The Original Pawleys Island Rope Hammock • is made entirely by hand from the highest quality materials because we know nothing's too good for your dad! Novt Waterford 43236 Noo TO'oWlCenter 7350 HJghIard ReI (M-59l Gmd RJYer & NOY\Rd. 7 Mies West of Telegraph jlIit sooth of 1-96 near Ponbac Arrport 347-4610 666-2880 HOURS: Mon., Thurs. & Fri. 10-9j Tues., Wed. & Sat. 10-6; Sundays 11-4 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION "1C~oeTEC eiNC. PHON E (S 17) 792 093<4 80. S HAMIlTON 1 18001Q6.ll ~56 46 June 13, 1991 Churches Grosse Pointe News, I The Pastor's Corner Grosse Pointer named bishop Giants in the Earth of Lutheran Church of America By Rev. John ComIdo Grosse POinte Unrlanan Church The Rev. J. PhIlip Wahl, pas. the synod conventIon at East- tor of St. Paul Evangelical Lu- ern Michigan University, with theran Church in Grosse Pointe pastors and lay representatives The Bible says wistfully, Farms, was elected a bishop In from churches throughout "In those days there were Giants in the Earth." the Lutheran Church of Amer- southeastern Michigan. Bishops ica on June 3. serve four.year terms. Once more we long for Giants. Wahl will represent the The world and the people in it Southeastern MIchigan Synod, Wahl graduated from Trinity Have become too small. which consists of 160 churches Semmary m Columbus, Ohio, We want Giants in our Earth. and is one of 65 such synods In and has been at St. Paul Lu. theran Church for seven years. There is only one way this can happen: the nation. He has been an ordamed pastor By each of us becoming bigger. "I am thankful to GOO for the confidence you have shown for 28 years. He has also served in me," Wahl saId after hIS on the national staff of the Lu. We can do it if we will. election. "It's a great responsi. theran Church and has been bility and I do not take it mvolved in projects concerning Let's do it. lightly. May we be part of the mission development, new con. new life of the ELCA. gregatlons and ethnically "I believe that you and I can- changing communities. not save a fallen world. That Grosse Pointe United Methodist has been done for us." he saId, as he called for an action-on. to present Marketplace 29 A.D. Donation ented church. "As Peter and Christian art the others headed out from Marketplace 29 A.D. is an students of all ages interact. their Pentecost experience, first show seeks artists invitation to become part of a Topics of special interest to htty Brady. left. 1990-91presldeDt of the BoDSecoun one city and then another, so Bibletime community. It will be youths will be offered by the NunlDg Care C.Dter AuxWary. preMOts a $53.000 ebeck to Rick Mehrer. Nunlng Care C.Dter admlD1atratw. dur- we are to head out; if they had Serious adult artists are in- held In the evening 80 that Rev. Jack Mannsehreck, pastor, ing auxUiary's ClDDual m .. ting which WCIIl held re- all waited t1l1 they got It all vit.ed to exhibit their paintings, both children and adults may and adult-level topics will be of. the C4tntlyat the Groae Pomte Yacht Club. straight in Jerusalem first, sculpture and other original partIcipate. fered by the Rev. Jack Giguere they would still be there." works of art at the Lutheran On the evenings of Monday, and the Rev. RU88ell Stevell8. The money will pay fw c:onatructioo of a SSO.OOOclau- room for DurN'S aid.. lDsttuctiOD and traiIllng cmc:I other Six hundred people attended Center Association's third an- June 24, through Friday, June final gh be 28, from 5 to 8 p.m, the GI'08se The ni t will an ed.ucatiODGl DMds. with the balcmce of the func:ls ear- nual show of Christian art. Pointe United Methodist outdoor celebration featuring a marked. for refurbJahiDg cmd eDbcmciDg the Nurs1Dg Care Geneaological mixed media. Church invites everyone to en- campfire sing-a.long, Hebrew CeDter gr .. DbOUM for resideDts. Art in the Autumn will be ter into the world of the Bible dancing and a camp.out for The money was raiMd through the Bon Secoun Nun. Society children. mg Care C.Dter gift shop aDd Cbristmcu Fair sales. CD held at the center from Satur- and experience an environment day, 26, to Thursday, well CIIl Memorial Fund CODtr!bUtiOIUl. The Polish Genealogical Soci- Oct. Oct. complete with potters, rope All are welcome to attend 31, and will be open to the pub- ety of Michigan invites inter- makers, scribes, musicians and Marketplace 29 A.D. Call the lic. other 29 A.D. craftsmen. The church office at 886-2363 to ested people to its next meetmg evening meal will be shared as register. Alzheimer's support group to meet on Saturday, June 15, begin. Artists may submit any origi- ning at 2 p.m., in the Explor- nal works that depict or pre- The Warren area Alzhei- ease and Related Disorders As- er's Room of the Detroit Public sent a Christian message. Heart Association plans Eundraiser mer's support group will meet sociation and Suzanne Szcze- Library, 5201 Woodward Ave- Those who have participated in The newly formed East Shore Tom Peters. on Monday, June 17, from 10 Division of the American Heart For information, call 886- panski-White of A Friend's nue, Detroit. the 1989 and 1990 Art in the a.m. until DOOD at A Friend's House. Margaret Timashenka Clark, Autumn shows are encouraged Association, which includes rep- 6244 or 884-8600, ext. 2425. House Adult Care Center, Day For information, call 751- author of "Slavic Surnames," to present work not previously resentatives from Cottage Hos- Reservation deadline is Tuea- 28111 Imperial, in Warren. 6260. will di.Bcu8s the meanings of seen. Entries should list the ti- pita! and Bon Secours Hospital, day, June 25. The group provides support A Friend's House is a pro- various Eastern European sur- tle or brief description along will hold a benefit auction and The East Shore Division in- and information to family reception at the Grosse Pointe vites interested people in the gram of Catholic Services of names, including Polish, Czech- with a slide or photo of the members caring for relatives oslovakian, and German. Hunt Club from 4:30 to 7:30 community to become mem- Macomb and Generations Inc. work. Deadline for submissions with Alzheimer's disease or and is supported in part by Ti- p.m. on Wednesday, June 26. bers. For mformation, write the Free parking is available in is Friday, Aug. 30. Artists will other dementia. tle moB Older Americans Act the Putnam Street lot of the h- Tickets are $10 a person and American Heart Association, be notified when to present Group co-leaders are nene Funds through the Southeast brary. All meetings are open to include hors d'oeuvres and a 16310 W. Twelve Mile, P.O. their work for display. Call zakul-Krupa of the Detroit Michigan Area Agency on Ag- the public and include time for chance to bid in a silent auc- Box 160, Lathrup Village, 541-0788 for an entry form or chapter of the Alzheimer's Dis- ing. personal questions. tion. Piano music will be by 48076; or call 557-9500. further information. 'Naturally Silk.'! , -"1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY SALE" WORSHIP SERVICES 6 ft. Ficus Trees reg. $109.95 St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Redeemer United Grosse Pointe Un;rarian SALE PRICE $89.9S 881-8870 Church CHRIST 375LoIhrop III ChIIIklnt. Methodist Church ALL IN STOCK HANGING BASKETS 20571 Vernier just VI. ofl-94 J'mIl SenIce IIId EPISCOPAL 20% OFF reg. price 9:00 & 11:15 am. ~orship lWper Woods 10:10 a.m. Education 114-2035 ... CHURCH (Floral or Greenery) 11:00 a.m. Service & Church School NllrSllfy AwlIabIe 10:30 a.m. &: 7:00 pm. Wcnhip t ~ 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 SALE ENDS JUNE 19, 1991 Rev. J. Ph WllIhl Rev. CaIIeen Kamke Saturday Rev. John Corrado Minister 23233 Nine Mack Dr. 5:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist F'1fSl English Ev.Lutheran CllJrch GRACE StIlICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL St. Clair Shores. MI Summer Schedule VemierRd.ItWedaewoodDr. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH (313) 773.7878 OrouePoiDte Wooda KerdJeval at~ Sunday amS b Park 8&4-S040 822-3823 ~ Hours Mon .Wed and Fn 1000 - 6 00. Thur 1000- 7:00, Sat 1000.500 'J.!Ianday Wanbip 7:30 p.m. Sunday Sc:booIIDd Wonbip 0....P.-.e ...... 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 8:00 LID. Holy I!DchIriIt ~...; ~ 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Holy Eucharist "'-3 ..-...... • N is ~ 10-.30a.m. QlanI BuchariIt IIld se=ca Dr. Waltc:r A. . Putor ~ Reh CbaR:b Scbool (Nanery Ani1IIble) 10:15 a.m. Chureh School Mili-Wllct BucbIIiIt 9-.30 LID. 'lUaday (grades 1-5) 'I1Ie1ln. a.IIert LNeII1 You CAN WIN St James Lu1heran Church Christ the King 'I1Ie1ln. ladE G.'l'nalbedl Supervised Nursery 170 McMillan ReI:. near Kercheval Lutheran Church 3-CARATS IN DIAMONDS ••• Grosse POinte Farms MAlek lit Loduooot 8&4-S090 ! SALIM MEMORIAL -i~CHURCH 9:00 un. SUDday SdIooI cI; Bible 884-0511 a... IIi"- ~ ---v-- \ Summer Schedule 9:00 A; 10:30 LID. Wcnbip Servic:a bt5d '.Ii--II..!.: Sunday Morning Worship 21230 Morass at 01estcr 881-9210 9-.30 '1'nIdiIiaaII Wonbip 9:30a.m. 11:00 c.. ..,WonIip 7:00 ~-I!dDl:IIiaIl Hour Pastel' RobertA. Rimbo JOIepb P. 'Ury, hItor leY. PMridl: R. an., Pallor 9:00a.m. Robin Mioilter ofN~ WorshIp & Learning Center THE SUBJECI' R>R TInS ~;;in~ GROSSE 240 10:00 a.m. SUNDAY IS: UNITED METHODIST POINTE Chalfonte Adult Education & Children's Hour "God, The Preserver CHURCH UNITED ~~throp 11:00 a.m. of Man" AFria;nJ~=R~Asea CHURCH 88W075 Worship & Church School First Cburdl of Christ, GrossePoiDteFarms a caring church SdeJttist Dr. Jack Ziegler 886-23e LAITY SUNDAY preaching Gnae .... Farms, "PrayiDg A Tree" "I'1ID Circ .... 211 CUlt•• Ave. IlOO & tt = t 5 ...... leY. lICk MaIc:Inct, IftICbiDI Nursery ServICeS Available 4 blocb of Morou ...... trom 9'00 a.m. to Noon v.at 9:00 et 11:00 Lm. 'Mnbip eNS ROOM KDGN. AVAILABLE Sunday 10:30 a.m. DR. ROY R. HUTCHEON. PASTOR ... with a $1 .00 donation for a raffle ticket and a SUDdayScbooI 10:30 a.m. ~. DAVID R lWSEA - CROSS ASSOC 886-4300 • little bit of luck. 100% of the raffle proceeds go Wedoeaday 8:00 p.m. A- THE UNITED directly to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. ALLARB WELCOME ~ METHODIST CHURCH ltt:Gast PoINn:M£MoRw. CHuIot Eslabllsbed 1165 The Presbyteriall Chun:h (U.SA.) The 1st prize shown is a ladies diamond ring osse Pointe Baptist Church WI! Woome .... featuring 1 brilliant cut diamond weighing over "The Church of the Pointes" 1 carat and 44 collection quality baguette cut and , Y~B~.k~ ~ I June 24 - 28 for grades K through 6 brilliant cut diamonds weighing over 3.carats total j SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1991 I Ltl Westem Theme - Free Pony Rldesl and set in a 14k yellow goLd mounting. J U SunchIy khool: 9:45 8m DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preaching ~ Morning Worship: 11:00 8m Evening 8:30 PraiM: pm 8:30 Lakeside Service Stop in and view our showcase with the raffle prizes. - 'WednelCMy PnIyw: 7:00 pm 10'00 21338 MacJl Awnue GPW (Old 8 Mile. Mllck) 8813343 Sanctuary ServlCC . Sacrament of Baptism (church school age 3-grade 3) TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE. Communtty NWMfYkhool: 881 1210 9"45.10"15 Cnb & Toddler C'Jlrc AYlIllal>/c edmund t. AHEE jewelers 20139 Mad Avenue e Grosse Pointe Woods DIAL-A-PRAYER 886-4600 Hours: Mon-sat 10-6, Thurs 10-8 882.8770 - -161Akesh ...... -.-.. -...-- --_ ... June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Pride of the Pointes 58 Iii;::.======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====; ..;1 James Ledyard of Grosse Sarah Bernard, daughter of Pointe City and Laura Chish. Walter and Sally Bernard of Bridp · olm of Grosse Pomte Woods Grosse Pointe Farms, has been i were among the 200 graduates Imtlated mto the Lambda Zeta K 10 of Alma College in April. Led- chapter of Sigma Theta Tau In- I. • HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION .; yard is the son of Allen and ternatlOnal, an honorary nurs- • 108 r. BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD Ir • Mary Ledyard and earned a mg society. Bernard IS a stu- t'.'" • bachelor of arts degree in art dent at the University of N and design. ChIsholm IS the DetrOIt Mercy school of nurs- 1?ere are two ways of playmg a bridge hand successfully, euller by your 843 daughter of Damel and MIldred mg. own induslJ'y or the folly of others • AG8 • • Ch18holm and earned a bache- • Many of the hands from SOMBA'S Wolverine RegIOnal Saturday strallfied .I • K lor of arts degree in mterna- pillS offered extraordmary opportunilles to display declarer dexterity or excep- • w[i]. • tlOnal business admInIstratIOn tional defensive execulJon Either aplJNde exercised effectively produced mag- • • mficent match pomt results a.-nt and SpanIsh. Wendy Krag of Grosse Of course, computer deals tend to be incredible ventures and thiS day was • Pomte Farms, an art major at no exceptJon. Board 21 from the evemng session was a pnze wmrung example, ••••••".7 Demson Umverslty, particI- Every board was duphcated for all SIXseclJons to play and wlule Ionly checked • 2 Michael Montagne of pated recently m a student art two (33 N/S pnntouts) It was mdlcalJve of the multifariOUSresults ••••• Grosse Pointe Park, son of exhibit Krag's selecttons con- 3 were 10 four hearts makmg because of superb declarer play or less than perfect defense 5 were in three hearts malcmg four for the above reasons. Kathleen Montagne, pledged sisted of larger-than-life prints 6 were m three hearts malting for the above reasons. the Gamma Gamma chapter of of insects, usmg techmques 9 were Ul four hearts down one agaUlst ellher perfect defense or a combina- 2 were m three no-trump malcmg for the above reasons. tion of less than the best declarer play Sigma Nu fraternity at Albion such as monoprmtmg, lithogra- (There's no play for nme Incb agamst exceptIOnal defense) College. phy and marbehzmg au. w lmo~n ~ 7 were U1 three no-trump down one for the above reasons. 1NT 20. 1 was in two no-trump malcmg. 2M 2NT How many can see after the club king lead agamst three no trump the excep- 3H 4H P•• Hd OUt lIona! defensive dump that scuttles the nme tllCk. contract? Actually it's the same defensive maneuver, but with a different poSSible endmg at the four heart contract that gives declarer an impossible spade guess attllck. 11. Francesco presents ... Mike Smolen bid the aggressive heart game, but he had something extra on Nil Vulnerable • K 10 TH • A.l987 his Side. HIS par Iller, Grant Base, one of the premier performers of modem HIS STAFF'S 15 ANNIVERSARY • 10843 bridge was declarer and he was one of the three who succeeded I asked Grant • .I 2 to elaborate on his techruque for ten tllcks which he wlllmgly did with an apol- ogy. "When J saw the dummy, 1 knew there could be four even possibly five Special losers . a club, two diamonds and two spades. The key to ViCtOryseemed to • 943 • AQ652 be the diamond SUIl.The finesse had to be nght and it would help If they were • 1042 three/three." (Ed. note 36% chance) "I won the second club and ruffed a club • .17& " 53 June 6 - July 6 • K98 high. Then a diamond to my queen and ruffed my last club high. Trick 6.9 I • KQ 109 w[~} • 543 played three high trunlps and then the diamond ace. This was the POSition at I Grant tllck 10 when threw East m Wtth the red king. (See above diagram) The throw-m ehminated the spade guess wluch assured me of my contract FREE STYLED HAIRCUT • .197 with the thineenth diamond in dummy. Iwas very lucky. East could have given with Blow Dry or Shampoo and Set • KG8 me a better defense by pitching his diamond king on my third heart or under • AQ2 W,I9dCK my ace! He'd be off the end play, West winrung the Jack altllck 10 and then I ••• • AI78 would have been on the labor in vain spade guess for down one." $12 Any Day Walk in or Phone 882-2550 ••• With ThiS Ad MEN. WOMEN - CHILDREN Vacation Bible Schaal francesco's hair - skin - nail Salon 17007 Kercheval - 2nd level- across from Jacobson's AFTER BREAST SURGERY". AIRWAY .. ,recognized for product excellence A SPECIAL SHOWING of AIR.WAY's Fashion SWlmweor Buy any AJrl.WAY swimSUit and receive a mastectomy braSSiere from AIRWAY at NO CHARGE other than postage and handling. 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A January wedding is Ottens-Sewell planned. ding is planned. Daphne and Richard Ottens DeSteiger is a graduate of Fildew is a graduate of of Grosse Pointe Shores have Michigan State University. She , Grosse Pointe South High alUlOunced the engagement of is a lightIng consultant with School and Kalamazoo College, their daughter, Amy Marie Ot. Ray Lighting Centers. where she earned a bachelor of tens, to Charles Steven Sewell, Edmonds is a graduate of arts degree in English. She is a son of Phyllis and Martin Sew- Michigan State University. He student at the University of ell of Cincinnati. A May 1992 IS an executive producer and Detroit, working toward a juris weddIng is planned. senior Vlce president with Ross doctor degree. She is emplOYed Roy AdvertISIng. as a law clerk in the oftice of the Wayne County prosecutor. Pagel is a graduate of Gl"OS8e Pointe South High School; Hillsdale CoUege, where he earned a bachelor of science Matthew Char. Camer cmd degree in history and biology; JulJ. Azm B1cmbabom and Schiller International Uni. versity, where he earned a Jull. BunD88t. and RodDey A. Blankenhorn- J=- 0uiIIticm Pagel cmd master's degree in interna- IIamnt AmIe Marjorie FUdew tional management. He is ezmer Burmester is a graduate of Clair Shores and the late director of marketing and sales Wayne State University, where Judy Blankenhorn of Grosse Elaine Pagel. An August wed. at Detroit Nameplate. she earned a master's degree. Pointe Woods has announced She works with disabled child. the engagement of her daugh- ren. ter, Julie Ann Blankenhorn, to Barrett is a graduate of Matthew Charles Czmer, 80n of Grosse Pointe North High Dana and Ann Czmer of Flush. School and Wayne State Uni- ing. A July wedding i!i planned. versity, where he earned a de- Blankenhorn is a graduate of Lido on Ih. LQk. Char. SteftD SeweD cmcl gree in science and computer proudly announces ... Grosse Pomte North High Amy Marie Otteaa engineering. School and Kalamazoo College, Dcm1e1 DiFrcmco cmd JeDlliMr where she earned a bachelor of Ottens graduated from the PatteneD Private banquet facilitiesavailable for weddings, arts degree in psychology. She University of MichIgan, where anniversaries, banquets, communions and will attend Wayne State Uni. she earned a bachelor of arts Patterson- versity's nursing schooL degree in communications, and all your private party needs. Czmer is a graduate of Kala- from Schiller International DiFranco mazoo College, where he University in Paris, where she Jack L. and Shirley Patter. Call 773-7770 For Information earned a bachelor of arts de- earned a master of business son of Grosse Pointe Woods gree in economics and business administration degree in inter- have announced the engage- administration. He is employed national business. She is a con- ment of their daughter, Jenni. by FlexBen Corp. ference director for Faulkner & fer Patterson, to Daniel Di- Gray Inc. in New York City Franco, son of Alfred and Ann and also is a student at the DiFranco of St. Clair Shores. !I! INEED PERSIAN RUGS !II Parsons Schoolof Design. An October wedding is Lawrie- Sewell is a graduate of the plan.ned. I'M PAYING University of Michigan, where Patterson is a graduate of Medendorp he earned a bachelor of arts Grosse Pointe North High 3x5. $300. $400 8x10. $600. $800 School and Mercy College, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. La. degree in political science. He 4x6. $400 - $500 9x12. $1,000 and up wrie of Grosse Pointe Woods is attending Hunter College, where she earned a bachelor of science degree in nursing. She 5x7 - $500 - $600 10x13 - $1,200 and up announced the engagement of where he is working toward a their daughter, Gretchen Renee master of arts degree in geogra. is a registered nurse and works at Hutzel Hospital. Buying Lawrie, to James B. Medendorp phy. He is a social studies of Grosse Pointe Woods. A De- teacher in Brooklyn, N. Y. DiFranco is a graduate of American anll European Paintings cember wedding is planned. Southlake High School. He 15 employed by Motor City To- Lawrie is a graduate of Music Boxes. Cut Glass. Fine Lamps - Pottery bacco and Candy Co. Grosse Pointe North High Burmester-. Toys - Weapons. WristlWatches - Clocks School and Wheaton College. Barrett She is attending Wayne State - Insured Consignments - University Law SchooL Rose and Gordon Gotts of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond De- Fildew-Pagel Royal Oak have announced the Medendorp is a graduate of Steiger of Rochester Hills have and Mrs. John Hoxley ~ALLING DOUSE ANTIqUES engagement of her daughter, Mr. Grosse Pointe North High announced the engagement of Fildew of Grosse Pointe Park Julie Burmester, to Rodney A. New LeNdoll: 28711 M.ek (nerth of Vernier) School and the University of their daughter, Michelle De- have 8.IlIlOUDCed the engage- Barrett, son of Dr. C. Dale and Michigan. He is a graduate stu. Steiger of Grosse Pointe Farms, ment of their daughter, Anne Virginia Barrett of Grosse dent at the University of Miclu. to Roy Edmonds of Grosse Marjorie Fildew, to James 882-1852 gan and is studying architec. Pointe Shores. A June wedding Pointe Farms, son of Robert Lc]II21roif2Jr2.1rcJrcIf2Jr21: .... - ..- ...... - ...... ~_.. I I June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 Life at Stratford is all carnivals and greenstamps, but the nights are long Biblio-file Bustin' Out All Over." By -'Jex Suczek Special Writer As Billy Bigelow, John De- vorskl is an attractive, charm- 'Carousel' Ing scoundrel with a pleasmg By Eliza.beth P. Walker singIng style even though on his high notes he tended to lose One of the marvels of the touch With true pitch. He IS es- North with one husband, Stratford Festival Theatre pecially effective in hIs solilo- stage is that the more fanciful quy about hIs son Bill and then the show, the more completely the realization that his son three dogs and 13,000 books the audience has the illusion of might be a daughter. being a part of it. The impres- Allison Grant's Julie Jordan Co~entional wisdom has it that readers, bibliophiles, and sion was strong on FrIday, May IS well matched to his Billy. • the hke mostly congregate in the multi.towered cities of 31, when the Canadian com. Sweet, pretty and unwavering : both American coasts; Boston and New York City reign on pany opened its new and spec- In her love through all his : the Atlantic side while the Pacific Coast is dominated by tacular production of one of the hurtful behaVIOr, she wins tear- : San Francisco and Los Angeles. Of course, dozens of other great musicals of all time, ful sympathy for her loyalty. "Carousel" by Rodgers and : large cultural centers exist throughout the United States In givmg credits for singing, Hammerstein. : such as Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Miami and HollS. however, top honors go to Mar- : ton, to mention only a few which have a giant's share of sha Bagwell as Nettie Fowler. ADMIT O~E •~ book lovers. She's the anchor In such major : So, when I, a transplanted bibliophile, move into a remote numbers as "A Real Nice : area like northern Michigan from Grosse Pointe, it gives Clambake" and her heartfelt duet with Julie, "You'll Never me food for serious thought. Last summer, after the gigan- Walk Alone." tic upheaval of moving a husband, three dogs, miscella- Theater neous household furnishings, and 13,000 books, perhaps it The dancers do themselves proud, too, but specIal credit is not to be wondered that I had some slight misgivings ~...o l.H\OV about making the adjustment. The experience has not been goes to director/choreographer totally intimidating, however, and as my books slowly find Brian MacDonald for his adept Based on a previously suc- adaptation of the dances to the their way upon new shel,., I find that my awareness of cessful play, its book is a well. unIque layout of the Festival the world of books remains very much alive and my un- plotted sentImental story about stage. They have great vitality slakeable thirst for the printed word rages unabated. a girl's love for an irresponsible and stood up to the closeness of For those bibliophiles who choose to dwell in the more ob- carnival barker. He dies in a the audience that this stage scure comers of our vast land, it makes book-hunting a bit misguided attempt to get provides. The dream sequence more difficult as well as challenging. This makes it all the money for hIS expectant wife in the last act, pantomiming more fun for us to scout around and eventually unearth and then has to be granted a Billy's return to visit his day back on Earth to make it book sources around USi these outlets, libraries and book daughter and win redemption, up to his orphaned daughter so is totally captivating. shops may be smaller and scarcer but nonetheless they are he can win a reprieve at the here for those who persist in seeking them out. It would be hard to argue pearly gates. with Richard Rodgers' assertion The love for books, or bibliophily, when it takes iInll root The c:ast brings life to "tes Bell .. Soueno" within a reader, is a constant virus, a very pleasant lifelong women - sister, daughoo~, in. izing that they deserve their infection, and we helpless victims can almost do nothing to laws, cousins, aunts and friends share. allay this condition but happily surrender to its urges and - to a party. As might be ex- Sister Rose is a particularly demands - that of reading, learning more about books, and pected at such a gathering, the vibrant characterization by acquiring them. women let their hair down. Barbara Bryne as she demon- Thu; is the first of Elizabeth P. Walker's Biblio-file col- The fIrst revelation is a sp0- strates the shrewishness with umn. It will run every other week in the entertainment sec- ken chorus by the fIrst fIve which she deals with life and tion guests to arrive. They describe then reveals her helplessness at their humdrum lives or cook- dealing with her husband's am- ing, washmg, shopping, argu. malistic sexuality. ing, and catering to husbands There is a surprise ending to Tour spotlights theaters and children punctuated by a this play that involves the sing- recurring "but at night we ing of the Canadian anthem • All spotlights lead to the way, Little Gem Theatre, the watch TV." The art of it is in and a shower of trading .: Theatre District for the third United Artist Building, Para. making humor out of misery, stamps. But there was a second : annual historic buildings tour digm Center for the Arts, Har- and more comes. surprise in the reaction of Ca- l hosted. by the Grand Circus monie Park Play7house, Music In the dialogue and some- nadians in the opening night I Park Development Association, Hall Center and the Swords times in classic soliloquies, the audience. Looking past the uni- i the downtown business organi- Into Plowshares Peace Center women reveal their vanities, versal aspects of the group be- • zation dedicated to the revitali- and Gallery. prejudices and discontent but havior, they evidenced recogni_ I zation of the historic district. As part of the activities fea- never sympathy. No affectation tion of purely French Canadian I Each theater has a special tured during the tour, the escapes sarcasm or criticism. issues in the play. It added ,~ evening planned, with celebrity Grand Circus Park Develop- Every mishap is a source of spice to an already fascinating t guests, refreshments. building ment Association welcomes Art mirth. The hen party turns expenence. :11 tours and an unequaled variety on the Move, the Detroit Recre- catty very quickly and women "Lea Belles Soeurs" plays in of penorming arts from 5:30 ation Department's sixth an- in the audience can be heard to repertory at the Avon Theatre I ' p.m. to 9:30 p.m. nual Artist Residency Program. mutter, ''rve been to parties until Aug. 10. t The real stars of the evening, Five large scale art installa- like that." 't kab " however, are the remar Ie tions and penormances will be But even the nastiest ex- :: restoration efforts of Detroit's placed in the Grand Circus changes appear to be without 1 : grand "circle of theaters." Park Area June 18-21, with prejudice because underneath it 'Twelfth ~ This year's venues are the artists on-sioo during the tour. all, the women need and sup- :i Fox Theatre, ClubLand, Grand For more information, call port each other on the basics. Night' itCircus Theatre, 1515 Broad. 596-3248. And they unioo in their reli- gion-based condemnation of sin. A great and uncontrollable The second of Shakespeare's ! Attic presents jazzy sequel source of jealousy and conoon- so-called joyous comedies to open at Stratford this season Take note, DetroIt. The most off her amazing range fX vocal bon gradually becomes evident, however. It is Germain's trad. has many satisfying scenes. fun-filled history lesson you'll styles and her many other tal. John De-.onld and Allison Grant star in "Carousel." ing stamps. As books are filled, The rest of the time, it is a less lIever hear is coming to the Attic ents as she dances, imitates The show's many well.known that "Carousel" was his finest they go into guests' purses and joyous experience. • Theatre. some of the greats and plays songs nse directly from the musical. Bittersweet and senti- • "Juz Is ... Too," a musical piano. inside blouses instead of into The notorious device of the story and occasionally even ad- mental, it is tender and loving the big box on the floor. main plot, when a girl dis- : journey through the history of Braden returns to her home- vance the plot. And Agnes B. but never maudlin in this fresh We are distracted by the un- guised as a youth becomes the : jazz from World War n to the town from the bright lights of DeMille's history-making chore- and creative production. It runs love object of another gll'l, has : present, plays at the Attic for New York, which she has made expected arrival of Germaine's ography, which has been in repertory throughout the long seemed contrived to mod- : two swinging weekends - June her second home. A well- daughoor Pierrette. She's the adapted to the thrust stage for summer. black sheep who has gone to ern audIences. But that is not • 21.23 and 28-30. known, versatile member fX this production, expresses viv- Important. The elevated feel- : Starring Detroit favorites Detroit's musical community, work as hostess at a "club" to idly in dance anything the Ings and mspired imagery of : Miche Braden on vocals and Braden made her mark in the the family's eoornal, Catholic characters leave unspoken or the love interest expressed by : Harold McKinney on piano, the theater community as well. 'Us Belles shame. She is the personifica. unsung. tion of sin. However, to the VIOla (the girl disguised as a : show also features GayeLynn "1940's Radio Hour," "Lady The openIng scene is magi- younger members of the party, boy), Olivia (her admirer) and : McKinney on drums, Ray Me- Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill," Soeurs' cal. In moments, a bare stage IS and one elder, her life IS viewed Duke Orsino (Olivia's suitor : Kinney on bass and a surprise "A ... My Name Is Alice" and converted into a carmval com- For the conclusion of its first as the one available escape. who is loved by Viola) are al- • guest. "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" pleoo with SIde show penorm. week of openings, Stratford pre- There is an irony to this. Gol- ways a JOy to hear when well : Tickets for Friday and Satur- are a few fX the Attic Theatre e~, crowd and revolving carou- sented a welcome and provoca- die Semple as Pierrette reveals done. : day performances are $16; Sun- productions in which she has sel If you're not dazzled by too tIve break in its routine. "Les bitterly 10 her soliloquy that As Viola, Anne Wright : day performances are $14. To appeared. Since that time, the mIraculous process, it's fas- Belles Soeurs" (The Sisters-In- • order tickets or for more infOI" Braden has worked extensively lIfe in the club IS also a trap. bnngs a sweetness, youthful cinating to watch how Ingen. Law) by Michel Tremblay IS a Each woman IS a sketch of charm and humor to her trans- : mation, contact the Attic Thea- with jazz great Lionel Hamp- lOusly it IS done by skIlled play about workmg class : tre box office at 875-8284, or ton. her own. Patncta Collins as parent masquerade that are a stage hands in costume and reo women in French Montreal by pleasure to see. Opposioo her, : TieketMaster at 645-6666. Pianist Harold McKinney is Ltsette stood out as one who volvIng sections in the stage. a French Canadian playwnght was escaping from the envIron- however, the Duke Orsino IS • "Juz Is ... Too" picks up the sbow's other star. His ago As the crowd mIlls around who grew up among them. His m~nt with vacation cruises and played by Juan ChlOran as a • from where its predecessor, gressive style sets the mood as the whlrhng nde to the hltmg msights nng With frighoomng European tours She reflected moody mooncalf WIth occasional : "Jazz Is," left off. Braden, Mc. he alternately pounds out jazz carousel waltz theme, barker truth WIth stern rancor, "My hus- unexplainable outbursts. : Kinney and company skip tunes or coaxes the blues from BIlly BIgelow meets Juhe Jor- The basiC situatIon IS deVil- band was rIght Once you've Ohvla, played by Julia Len. : lightly acroes the broad spec. his piano. McKinney has dan, puts hiS arm around her Ishly clever Germaine Lauzon tasted lIfe on an oceanhner and ardon, falls short In other ways. : tnun of jazz with some 35 played at a number fX jazz festi- waist to help her mount a has won a milhon tradmg have to come back to thIS, well In the plot, she rebuffs Orsino's : lOngs associated with such vals throughout the nation, in- gIlded horse and a love IS born stamps and the books to paste It'S enough to make you woomg because she mourns the : mqsical greats as Cab Callo- cludmg a 8010 piano concert at The plot IS born, too, as carou them Into. They represent the weep." • way, Cole Porter, Duke Elling. the 1989 Montreux . Detroit loss of a brother, then falls In sal owner Mrs Mulhn warns means to acqUIre everythmg . ton, Count Basie and Aretha .Jazz Festival. . But so IS Susan Wnght's re- love WIth the disgUIsed VIola . Juhe to stay away from "her she thInks she wants In hfe ; Franklin. PreVIOUSlyseen at the AttIC actIOn as Germame when she But she plays the role as 8 man" The two pledge theIr new fur.liture, clothes, apph discovers her fnends, even her : Braden is the musical diJ'ec. Theatre in ''Lady Day at Emer. light-headed Billy Burke love he~lItantly With the famil- anoos, jewelry, the entire con sIster Rose, steahng her (Ghnda the Good WItch) ap- . tor fX the production 88 well 88 son's Bar &: Gnll," McKtnney Iar !'I --~------~_ ..._- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION CMlCRO-TEC -1ft(. PHONE (517) 792 093-4 804 S HAMil TON 1 18(0) 968 3-456 88 June 13, 1991 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News Stratford,.:.:.:.:.".".:.:.:.:.",.»:.,.:.".:.,.:.", ..",:«:.":>,:*,, CCS offers Big Band, jazz singing workshops from page 7B the comedy team and desIgner The Center for Creative ertoire. Musicians will rehearse formation Private voice lessons are of- Gary Thomas Thorne to take a Studles.Instltute of Music and in groups, and will have the A group class in sight.smg. fered throughout the year for moW'nful nor smitten. less respectful approach and Dance (CCS-IMD) will offer a opportunity to perform publicly mg Will be offered on Tuesdays beginners through advanced The subplot IS Similarly spht. put some hfe Into their work. four. day workshop entitled upon completion of the work. at CCS.IMD from 5-6 p.m. for singers. ThiS IS based m OllVla's house- "Twelfth Night" plays In reper- "Jazz and Big Band Perfor. shops. begmmng and Intermediate The Center for Creative hold With her drunken uncle tory at the Avon Theatre mance Techmques" for mter. singers Developing music read. Studles.Institute of Music and Sir Toby Belch, hiS lame. through Oct. 25. mediate to advanced musicians Instructors will mclude Don. mg skills will be emphasIZed. Dance is loacted m Detroit's bramed houseguest Sir Andrew of all ages. aid Walden, director of the Jazz Cultural Center at 200 E. Ab'Uecheek, the housekeeper The workshops will be held program at CCS-IMD, faculty For more advanced singers, Kirby. A faculty of more than Marta and the egotIstIcally aSI. on two consecutive Mondays member Marcus Belgrave and prtvate vocal coachmg With Dr. 100 artlstllnstructors provides nme steward, Malvolio. They War Memorial and Thursdays beginning June others The jazz program con. James Wilhelmsen will be of. high.quality performing arts all have hnes and situations 17, from 1:30 to 3 pm. at CCS- sists of private lessons in all fered on Tuesdays at IMD/ education to over 1,800 stu- that, If well played, can pro. goes to Stratford IMD. Instruments and voice, and North, located In Southfield. dents annually. duce scenes as funny as any 10 The fee for all four seSSIOns small ensemble coaching by Smgers will study repertoire is $50. Individual workshops many of DetrOIt's finest Jazz and Interpretation. theater The deadhne IS approaching CCS-IMD is accredited by the are $15 each Interested musi. mUSICians. Wilhelmsen is a former Ful. SIr Toby (Wl1ham Dunlop) for the July 30.31 Grosse National Association of Schools Pointe War Memorial trip to clans must register by calling The center also Will offer two brtght Scholar and graduate of of Music, and is a member of and Sir Andrew (Rod Menzies) CCS-IMD at 831-2870. Free, se- courses for singers throughout the Umverslty of Michigan. He Stratford, OntariO, to see Rodg- the National Guild of Commun- are bland versIOns of the slap- cured parking IS aval1able on June and July. Interested be. has performed With mternatlOn. ers and Hammerstein's "Carou. ity Schools of the Arts, the Na. stick, madcap fools they should campus ginners through advanced vo. ally renowned artists mcludlng be This half of the play is held sel" and a matinee performance tional Dance Association, and of "Treasure Island." The workshops will focus on calists should call 831-2870 for Ruggiero RICCI,Ara Berberian, the Michigan Dance Associa. up only by the purposeful, con- standard and classical jazz rep- a catalogue and registration in. Eva Llkova and Aaron Rosand. splratonal Roberta Maxwell as The trtp Includes reserved tlOn. Mana who pens the famous let. seats for the Tuesday evening ter to Malvoho, and by the performance of "Carousel," Sing along with Michigan steward hImself where carnival barker Billy BI. Opera Theatre gelow blusters his way through On Sunday, June 23, music, mumty Programs and the MOT forts by pourmg plaster under The steward's role, scholars life and love, and is given a sec. pardson, and will get VIP seat- suspect, was modeled after a merriment and mirth will fill Alhance the SUperviSion of the restora. mg for the sing.along. Individu- ond chance thanks to a little the Grand Circus Theatre and The Great Grand Opera Clr. tlOn crew A smg.along, which pompous Italian professor, diVine intervention. Favorite als mterested in only touring GlOvanm Flono, whom Shake. Grand Circus Park as Michigan cus will allow VISitors not only begins at 4 p.m., WIll take place the Grand Circus may purchase songs from the show Include Opera Theatre hosts the Great to inspect, but also participate at the Central Methodist speare met at the court of hIS "June is Bustm' Out AllOver" tour tickets for $5, and those patron, the earl of Southamp- Grand Opera CIrCUS - which in the restoration efforts cur. Church at Woodward and Ad- interested in only attendmg the and "You'll Never Walk mcludes a sing-along, great rentIy under way at the Grand ams. ton To that role, French Cana- smg.along may purchase sing- Alone." grand games, tours - and even CIrcUS Theatre, which will dian actor Albert Millaire along tickets for $10. The next day watch a mati. an opportunIty to sing a solo. serve as MOT's permanent Advance tickets for the after. brmgs a subtle but suitable ac- nee performance of "Treasure cent, a hIghly origmal style The fun begins at 2 p.m. in home. In additon to Operatic noon's events are $18, $20 at Budding operatic talent can Island." Jom the voyage of Grand Circus Park, and contin- Sweets and Great Games the door Patron tIckets are and the comic techrnque of a young Jim Hawkins as he cou. sing a solo for only $75. Ad. seasoned pro. He gives a capti. ues throughout the aftf.lrnoon m (which include the Ride of the $50; patrons will receive a VIP vance reservations are re- rageously matches Wits with varIOUS Grand Circus Park 10- Valkynes, the Ring Cycle Toss, tour of the Grand ClrCUSThea- vatmg dehvery of one of the the scheming pirate Long John quired. For more information funmest satmc portrayals in all catIOns. This event is sponsored and the Opera Quiz), guests tre, led by MOT general dlrec. on this action.packed afternoon, Silver in a tale of mutiny on by Michigan Opera Theatre, can offer their own personal tor DaVId Dlchlera and theater Shakespeare Hamming his the high seas and treasure on a contact Nancy Carmichael at the MOT Department of Com. assistance in the renovation ef. restoratIOn specIalist Ray She. 874-7850. way through the discovery and tropical island. reading of the fake letter, Mil. Also included will be an in. lalre appears totally conVinced formal moderated discussion that "some have greatness Wayne State's Jazz Ensemble plans fundraiser With members of the acting The Activities Committee at thrust upon them," and plans company and the production or The Vocal Jazz Ensemble "The ensemble has launched from University Activities to marry the lady he works for. Wayne State University will plans a European concert tour an intensive fund.ralsmg effort administrative staff as you hold a FundlFriend Raiser With Committee members and at the July 11.21. The group has been to raise $32,000," says Glenn Htlberry Theatre office. For One more hght In the mght "Meet the Festival." a cash bar, concert and recep- box mvited to perform at the 25th Carlos, director of the group, ticket information, call 577- IS Douglas Chamberlain as Olio The cost of the tnp is $220 tion for the WSU Vocal Jazz per person, double occupancy, annual Montreaux Jazz Festi- "but it IS $3,500 short so we 0853 or 577-2416. VIa's jester, Feste. His very gait Ensemble at 5 p.m. Wednesday, val In Switzerland and the are grateful for thiS help." says that he is funny and hIS which includes the two perfor. June 19, in the Community For anyone unable to attend mances, one night's lodging at 700th SWISSAnniversary Cele. All who attend the concert the concert, a t8x-deductible spontaneous incantation of the Arts Auditonum and Lobby on bration which comcides With are mVlted to stay for the reo play's song reminds us with a The Festival Inn, lunch at Run. main campus. donation may be sent to Profes- the festival. ceptlOn, enjoy hors d'oeuvres sor Dennis Tmi, 5451 Cass, De- blend of JOY and melancholy dIes, dinner at the Thomas Edi- son Inn, and round tnp deluxe and meet the singers. troit, 48202. Make checks paya- that all good fun, too, must Tickets for the benefit are end motorcoach to Stratford There Sunday is Dad's Day at the Zoo ble to WSU Choral Division! IS a $40 supplement for singles. $8 50 and may be purchased VJE Account No. 444035. Certamly the bare set with The reservation deadline is Hudson's will present its sec. special afternoon. Also, from its unnecessarily lumted en. June 14 and payment in full is ond "Dad's Day at The Zoo" on 9:30 a.m. to to 5:30 p.m. the zoo trances and exits, and the mono due at time of reservation. For Father's Day, Sunday, June 16. will be open for everyone to ochrome costumes do not help more information, call 881- The affair offers an opportunity tour at their leisure. Director Bernard Hopkins 7511, Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.' for the whole family to spend Tickets may be purchased by would have done better to ask 9 p.m. time together at the Detroit calling 1-800-.282t2450. Ticket Zoo. . '" , prices are $10 for dad and $5 One of the attractions of this for each friend of dad. Hudson's year's event is the newly reno- will donate a portion of its pr0- Week at a glance vated Lion House. This exhibit ceeds to the Detroit Zoo. allows the public to view the zoo's two female Asian lions Items for thLS column must be Friday, June 14 from the outside, as well as get- submltted by 10 a.m. Monday Romance becomes a political ting a closer "nose to nose" the week before the event. Items view from an indoor facility. issue m the rousmg 1931 musi. ~ wlthm the Grosse Pomtes wzll From 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., be gr.uenpreference cal comedy "Of Thee I Sing," playmg at Henry Ford Museum dad, along with his family and RAM'S HORN Thursday, June 13 Theater through July 20. The friends, can enjoy a buffet USTAUIlANT classic play by George S. Kauf- brunch, live entertainment, "5-1902 Grosse Pomte Theatre's man and Morrie Ryskind fea. clowns, face painters and more. 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR 1990.91 season concludes with tures a score by George and Ira Each father will receive a spe- DAILY DINNER SPECIALS the raucous musical vaudeville Gershwin and was the fIrst cial gift bag to complement his 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. only "Chicago." Told through toe- musical to win a Pulitzer Prize HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY tappmg songs and vaudeville The show runs at 8:30 p.m Fri- IE ARE FAMOUS fof OUR DESSEFfTS routines, the play detal1s the days and Saturdays. Tickets WEIGHT SenIOr Citizen sleazy world of Chicago in the are $9 and can be reserved by WATCHERS Age 65 1920s It's for mature audio calling the Reservations Center Frosted Treat Discount 10011. ences. The show runs through & Cessens Minimum Order at 271.1620. A combination din- LoCal Menu $2.50 June 15 For tickets and infor- ner and theater package, at matIOn, call 8814004. has gO\'emmenr books pamphlets. and NOW AVAILABLE $26 per person, IS also avail. poole" SubJCClS I1Inge (rom agl"lCl>lrurc to able zoology Drop ,n and browse' MUSIC on the Plaza, a Jazz s..c~ 1M. ftdmlllllda. Try our d9icious concert sertes produced by the 477Mk,,- ">eDlIt Swortl"LSh. Yelowfin Tuna (313) 216-",,16 HalIbu1 • Orange Roughy Grosse POinte Village Associa- o.IIr ...... ___ ...,.. MPl\OM GREEK ORTHODOX CIliA FREE C" T"LOG "V AILABLE tion returns to the Village to- Sunday, June 16 Oww2OO_",,_ ~~ SUMMER 1991 we" mght at 7 pm. with Marge's Allstars and special guest Tom Brunch with Bach at the Saunders A great band in the DIA is on the home stretch of classic improvisational tradi. the 1990-91 season and will tlon, Marge's Allstars is a fIx. present three romances by Schumann, a clarinet Sonata 10th G R jaZZ PRIX-HEAT! EEl( ture on the east side scene. The concert is sponsored by by Brahms and "Corcovado and Wild Wmgs Gallery and is free Caravel Mou" by Milhaud, per. The Valvoline Detroit Grand Prix to the pubhc The band will formed by Leslie Dunner, clan. fE~VAL play at the mtersectlOn of Ker. net and Robert Conway on the 10th Anniversary 21800 Marter Rd. plano. Tickets are $12.50 and cheval and St. ClaIr roads in ..... ~ the Vl1lage For mformation $11, dependmg on the menu ------St. Clair Shores - Grosse Pointe Woods call John Denomme at 886- you choose, and must be pur- REDUCED FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. 6039 or Beverly Leinweber at chased before noon Saturday. A SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 11:00 8.m. to 11:30 p.m. 885.5034 hmited number of $4.50, no- TICKET PRICES SUNDAY, JUNE 23,11:00 8.m. to 10:00 p.m. frills, concert-only carpeted To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of l Love, fnendshlp and the stairway seats are available at .''t Detroit's most exciting entertainment, mean streets are just three of the door For Information and fi/ RAFFLE the many topical themes ex- reservations, call 833-2323. The ticket prices have been reduced! 1991 season ends June 23 and #,',' OVER plored m the AttiC Theatre's f~ .-.-. June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 98 Art festivals keep Michigan travelers looking Summer's Sizzling Art Fests From fine art to Photography city July 24-27 to enjoy multi. 150 arts and crafts booths. photography, printmaking, to printmaking to ceramics, discipline art - including fine AdmIssion is free. MIchIgan's 200-plus summer arts, ceramics, wood, fabric, sculptures, toys and wood. No MUSkegon's Celebration '91, admiBBion charge. art festIvals provide something sculpture, jewelry and glass held July 5.7, is a Juried arts to satISfy all art appetites. exhibits. About 1,000 entries Holly's Michigan Renals, and crafts show, with 225 art sance Festival recreates a 16th Many of the festivals and are expected in the show. Color- entries, plus 200,000 VIsitors centwoy village and takes place fairs take place outdoors and ful dIsplays, magicIans, mImes, expected. No admlBBion. weekends during August and are "Juned" shows. This means music in the air and acrobatics September. Stage and street artists submit shdes of their will delight adults and child- ApprOXImately 70 artists entertainment is featured, work to a panel of jurors who ren. from across the United States along with 130 shops with review it for originality, tech. The Wyandotte Street Fair _ WIll exhIbit at Dearborn's craftspeople demonstrating and mque, design and overall ap- the second largest art festIVal HomecomIng Art FaIr, Aug. 2. selling old.time wares. Admis- pearanoe. Artists with the high. in the state - wiJI take place 4. The show is divided into fine sion is $9.95 adult, $4.95 child. est scores are accepted into the July 17.20 with 300 artists and arts and fine crafts and attracts ren 5 to 12, and free for child. festival. craftspeople exhibiting all art 300,000 art lovers. Fireworks, ren_5 and under. AAA Michigan's guide to forms. Bands, street entertain. orchestras, dancers, puppet Summer's SizzlIng Art Fasts ers, unique food conceBBions shows, mimes, and a children's Detroit's Festival of the Arts, hats 58 cities - a sampling of and.a sidewalk sale by down. activity center are among the Sept. 20-22, features over 120 communities - hosting art town merchants will add spark festIvities. artists representing all art fairs this summer. The follow. to this 30th annual free event. Rochester celebrates its 26th modes. The festival will offer mg is a review of some of those annual Art 'N Apples Festival, continuous entertainment, art fairs and festivals. The MichIgan Wine and Har. Sept. 7-8 Last year, more than street performers from jugglers The granddaddy of state art vest FestIval Arts and Crafts 275 artists from 26 states ex. to fire-eaters, and a children's festivals is the Ann Arbor Swn- Show, Sept. 7, in Kalamazoo 18 hlbited baskets, clay, drawings, fair with over 50 hands-on ac. mer Art Fair. Nearly 500,000 also juried and attracts nearly enamel, fiber, glass, jewelry, tivities for kids. No admiBBion art lovers will descend on the 220,000 art enthusiasts to its leather, mixed media, painting, charge The weird and wild will spice up summer trips For those WIth a bent toward 2.5.mile International Bridge Cabin Society of Michigan in the bizarre, zany and Wlusual, Walk in Sault Ste. Marie may your pit travels around 20 Sodus for information. yards. Michigan serves up a full plate be Just the ticket. So what if Brush up on sand castle ar. Remember being scared as a this summer. it's not the Maclunac Bridge chitecture and visit Alpena Here, chronologically, are Walk - this event lets walkers kid when someone told a horri. July 4. All public beaches in fying tale around the campfire? several oftbeat events to add stroll aClOBBan international the city WIll be turned into con. zest to vacation enjoyment for border into Canada June 29. Recreate that fear during the struction sites from 10 a.m. to 4 Michigan Storytellers Festival, both participants and specta- Spectators may get sore p.m. for the Sand Castle Con. July 12.13, at Crossroads Vil. tors, suggests AAA Michigan. necks after craning to Vlew up tests. Sign up in the individual, lage in Flint. While profes- to 200 hot air balloons over family or group categories. sional tale tellers will spin Judges will seek the funni. Battle Creek, June 29.July 6. est, speediest, smallest, longest Plink. Pitty pat. Plunk. yarns about ghosts, this year's That's when the Battle Creek Those are the sounds of the festival emphasizes cultural di- and most unique rafts during International Balloon Champi. Saginaw's 19th annual Sagi. Mackinac Island Stone Skip- versity. 1. AL8OIIAC-Aug 31 Sept 1 27 LELAND-July 13 onship and Air Show takes to ping Tournaments scheduled 2. ALLEMI'ARIC-Aug 2 3 naw River Raft Race, June 15. The World's Largest Coffee 21. LUOItCTOIl- July 6 7 the skies. For--a different twist, from 10 a m. to 2 p.m., July 4. Break in Gaylord at 9:30 a.m., 3. A" AIlIOR-July 2427 21. MAIISTIIUE-July 6 Viewers and entrants are wel. 4. lAY alY-June 8 9 attend "Balloon Dlwne" with Visitors can compete in the July 17, features about 50 gal. 30. MAIIINEalY-Aug 1718 come. Raft judging begins at more than 100 glowing bal. 5. _HAM-Sept 1415 31 MAIlGUETTE-Julv 27 28 open division by bringing six Ions of coffee and 300 dozen I. IOYIIE CITY-July 3 4 8:30 a.m., with the race start- loons rising at 10 p.m., July 5. 32...... AIIO- June 1 2 ing two hours later. flat or round stones and paying doughnuts. It's part of the 7. _HTOIl-Aug 1011 33 IIUIISIIKi-July 13 the $1 entry fee. Winners take •• CAlaLAC-July 20 The Kentucky Derby it's not, city's Alpenfest and follows a 9 34. MUSKE&OIl- July 5 7 Don't bring pancakes to the home, what else, fudge. The pro a.m. parade. t. CARO-June 79 35 P£IITWATER-July 13 but the June 23 Fastest Mule 10. CIlAIlLEVlIll-Aug to ftfth annual Log Cabin Day, tournament starts at noon. If your joy comes under the 36 PlYMOUTH-July 13 14 In Michigan Races at Cr0ss- June 30. This has nothing to do 11. COLDWATER-June8 37. I'ORTHURCIIl-July 1314 roads Village in Flint lets par- water, strap on a snorkel or 12. CGlftR HARIOR-Aug 17 18 31. ROCHESTER-Sepl 7 8 with maple syrup. But 40 dif. Pucker up for the Interna. wiggle into a wetsuit for the 13. DEAlt8Oltll-Aug 2 4 ticipants saddle up. No one can ferent log cabins will be open 39. IIOC1CfOIIO- June 14 16 tional Cherry Pit Spitting Straits Underwater Preserve 14 DE11tCIIT -Sept 20 22 40. IIOSCOMMOll JUly' 3 predict whether the rider/mule for viewing from Berrien Championship, July 6, at the 15. EAST LAIISII&-Aug 101\ 41. ROYALOAIC-July 6 7 teams will trot forward, reverse Treasure Hunt near St. Ignace. 17 18 Springs near the Indiana bor- Tree.Mendjus Fruit Farm in Participants matching num- 42. SAS.AW-June 21 22 course or stand still. der to Baraga in the Upper 1&. ELK RAIIIDS-June 29 43 SAUGATUCK-July 27 Eau Claire. But don't expect to bered underwater booty will 17. ESCAIIAIA-Aug 3 If hiking is your thing, the Peninsula. Contact the log 44. SAUl T STE MAlIE-Aug 6 walk away with a prize unless claim prizes on land Aug. 25. 11. FA_TOll-July 11 13 45 SHELBY TOWIIS .. - Aug ". FI~-June 8 15 1011 2'.IIlAie ItAIIIDS-June 79 46 SOUTHHAYEII-July 7 Aug , Music under the stars is magical in 21.IIIAYL-.-July 26 27 31 Sept 1 Michigan rr. HAIIIISVlU-Aug 31 Sepl 1 47. ST CUll-June 2930 k .. Music under the stars can others don't, requiring you to 23.lIDllY-Aug 17 18 2425 41. ST. JOSE,,"-July 13 14 • Pine Knob Music Thea- • Val-du.Lakes - Near Aug 31 Sept 2 7 8 14 15 4t. STAIIIIISft-June 15 t' ~.-u the perfect eDd' to' a SUn. buy from concessIOn stands. tre - 1-75 at Sashabaw Road, Hart, off US-31, Oceana ~ ItiS!Jed day in Michigan, a time 21 22 28 29 SO tAWAS BAY-Aug 34 To e:qjoy the entertainment, near Clarkston. First season County. Season starts Meml)- 24. HOWELL-June 22 23 ; to kick back and enjoy, sug- 51 TIIEMTOII- July 1 2 1 4 AAA Michigan offers some tips under ownership of Arena As- rial Day. Capacity 15,000: 21. KALAMAZOO-June 1 Sepl7 52. WfST .AIICH-Aug 1011 gests AAA Michigan. to first.time concert-goers: Con. sociates Inc., owner of the Pal. 2,500 bench reserved; rest on 21. LAIISIMG - June 14 15 53. WYAllOOnE-July 1720 ~ sider bringing low folding ace of Auburn Hills. Capacity the lawn. Call (616) 873-5451. beach chairs for the lawn; bring 14,646 - 6,646 in a Ctlvered ear plugs in case you are near pavilion; 8,000 on the lawn. • Blue Lakes Fine Arts a SOWld system; come early if Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Camp - Near Twin Lake, you're sitting in an uncovered (June 15). Call (313) 377-0100 north of Muskegon, off US-3l. area to find the best spot, and or (313) 377-8632 Capacity 1,000 reserved; 5,000 bring blanket. a • Meadow Brook Music lawn. New Jersey Ballet (July FOR nus YEAR'S EVENT, If you're bringing PICniC Festival - Entrances oft' Wal- 20); World String Quartet (July items, consider biodegradable ton and Adams, Rochester 27). Call (616) 894-1966. GO OVERBOARD. Rain? No problem. There's or reusable packaging. Inexpen. Hills. Except for select concerts, • Castle F81'1D8 - Off M-66, almost always a canopy or cov. sive plastIC drop cloths, or plas- there 18 free lawn admittance Charlevoix. Capacity 15,500: The Infilluy makes any occasIon speClJll. I NI:.W IIfI"'~UMM,"K!' ~ ered pavilion to move under. tic trash bags, can be used as 5,300 reserved; rest on the Whether It'S dmner and danCIng. meeIlngs or for children Wlder 12 WIth an InJI\.JU.1I"" t'f .up H.~'ol, n ,., ..... Besides, a thunder clap or two rain gear. seminars. tlus l00-fool motor yacht comfortably I adult. Capacity 2,200 in pavil. lawn. Call (616) 5474096. , ... \\ Ill.hlt. I r blends in well with the cannon Michigan recommends accommodates up 10 150 passengers Two bars AAA IOn; 5,300 lawn. The Boston • Polo Club Jazz A Blues and complete audIO/VIsual facJ11bes make It • LL ,\UI LRl 1'01, t shots in the "1812 Overture." . you call the theater to deter- Pops (July 30); Peter, Paul and - Ann Arbor Hilton, 610 Hil- the perfect seth ng for busmess or pleasure. ."HM.'\[)BRt ,\UI Rhythm and blues. Country. (Rlol'>h mine what, if any, restrictions Mary (Aug. 10). Call (313) 377- ton Boulevard, Ann Arbor . Charter lhe Infinity to make a bIg splash • nr'\'\'~R L Rl r,~" Rock. Jazz. Classical. It's all apply, and to get other informa- 2010. Brad Felt Quartet (June 15). al your nexl event there. tion. Tickets may be purchased Capacity 100 covered; 80 out- Countless musical groups, • Chene Park - 2600 Atwa- I>t. p.ul 1111.n,uh. fruUl J' IIlr-un at tile theater box office and ter, Detroit. Capacity 5,000 cov- side. Call (313) 761-7800. INFINITYI 1J.l....h \t lrut, '" ll ..11'"....hoh. ... both big and small, will per. vary in price. ered; 750 lawn. Call (313) 872. • Clio Area Ampitheater - FOR INFORMAnON CAll.. I form throughout the state, A look at 10 of Michigan's 1000. In Clio, off exit 131. 3 Dog GREAT WATER YAClITS many for one-night stands, outdoor theatenl and some of Night (Aug. 2); Kay Starr and (313) 718.1030 sc6a others for week-long engage- • Hart Plaza - Woodward the big-name performers: at Jefferson in downtown De- the Mills Brothers (July 13). ~-_ A_ ments. • Interlochen Arts Camp troit. Musical entertainment is Capacity 3,000. All outdoor I Some 10 outdoor amphithea. I I - At Interlochen, on M.137, 16 offered most weekends at var. seating; 1,234 reserved. Call - ~'10""u\ ' I ters dot Michigan and feature miles southwest of Traverse (313) 687.7611. I 10US ethnic festivals, but the top stars of the entertainment City. More than 11,000 seats highlIght of the season is the world. Performances generally ! on four stages; covered, lawn Montreaux Detroit Jazz festival I run from May to September. and park bench. Julio Iglesias Aug. 29-Sept 2. Capacity 500 •• aAmerican Heart Restrictions vary at the out. (July 5); Itzhak Perlman (Aug. seating, ample room in concrete Don't sit around waiting for door theaters: Some permit 4); Mel Tonne and Cleo Laine amphitheater. Call (313) 259- V Association picnic lunches and beverages; (Aug. 24). Call (616) 276-6230. 5400. WFRF FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE your future to happen ... -KAROAKE- Ev.ry Tuesday .t nyou IJ. The Star" We supply the background music, \.",Ot6t you supply the vocals. Through - JUNE 16 WED 7 PM • ~ . LIVe mUSicWlrh John Kinney THURS - FRI 8 PM Draft I3eer ~1 00 SAT 5 PM & 9 PM SUN 2 PM & 7 P\1 • Wednesday - Ladies nighr. ~1 00 Dnnks Call us. • Thursday. Friday - Sarurday All Dnnks S1.00 We can tnake it happen, for you. • NoN 4 sarellrreTVs (M)lloble for all sports evenrs Resumes Professioll.1l1y designed hy the TROLLEY'S people who know how to promote you. 17315 Mocl~Avenue The Grosse Pointe News C1"C1l1WC S(Ti.'ICC~ and Production 816-3315 Co-sponsors The Metro Times & COMERICA lOCO orated L__ 882-6090 - - -"".0 __ ._ ...... ' __ 00..-0.' &:I:.~!!!!!!' ...... __ =--- MICROGRAPHIC & elECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSUL TAllON CMIC~oeTEC elltC. PHONE (517) 79209304 IlO4 S HAMil TON , (8001968 30456 108 June 13, 1991 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News Horrifying, beautiful fire is star of 'Backdraft' By ..... TrIhlor proves it's immensely photo- to the drama We see Stephen veterans. SpeclaI Wllter genic. He achieves an almost both as a challenger and protec. A love interest is introduced Travel Expected to be the blockbus- mystical picture of fire as dan- ter of the summer, "Backdraft." tor of hiS younger brother. when Brian meets his former gerous, but With a primal "Stay close to me," he orders as girlfriend, Jennifer (Jennifer bnngs to the screen for the fU'St beauty that fasemates those tIme the harsh and heroic he leads Brian mto dangerous Jason Leigh). She sneers at his who do datly battle with it. and lIfe-threatening situations, offer to buy her a beer. She is Trends world of ftrefighting in a drama Fire becomes a beast that can gloating as he watches him snobbishly protective of her where the fire itself becomes a be tamed but never defeated. living, breathing character. trymg to measure up. The next place in the world as assistant By Phyllis Hollenbeck No time is lost letting the moment he is frantically to an alderman whom she re- audience know that here is a searchmg for Brian who had fuses to believe is as manipula- fearful force, more temble than become separated from him in tive and crooked as he really is. any dreamed.up movie monster the enveloping smoke and - it is real, and that makes it Baldwin is sufficiently ear- Getting a fare shake flames nest as he tries to emulate and all the more terrifymg. When it looks like Brian is A gripping prologue mtro- outdo his brother. In one scene not gomg to make It, he is we see the two tearing up The recession and soaring aIrfares continue to plague duces two firefighters, brothers gIVen a desk JObas assistant to Stephen (Kurt Russell) and flights of stairs carrying hoses the traveling public. That's the problem, what's the so. the chIef arson investigator, in a race to see who gets there lution? . Brian McCaffrey Traverse City's Michigan theater, although many of the Ensemble Theater (MET) prom- prinCipals involved In MET's ises to entertain audiences WIth development have been actIve quahty and mnovatlve theater m Traverse CIty theater for dunng its prenuere summer more than five years. They pre- season which opens July 2 at VIOusly performed under the SPARKY'SSlmiNG SUIIER SENSATIONS Northwestern MichIgan Col- name Tempest ProductIOns and ~ lege's new Museum Center may be remembered for such 'f SAMPLE SPARKY'S MET will kIck off their 1991 shows as "Evlta," "Children of NEW SUMMER MENU ~ season WIth the mUSIcal produc- a Lesser God" and "Baby" OPEN FOR FATHER'S DAY tion "A . My Name IS AlIce," The MET openmg COinCides 'f THE SIDEWALK CAFE OPEN July 2-27 "The Boys Next With the completIon of North- FOR OUR 12TH SEASON JtJNE~6th Door," a SOCIal comedy, IS western Michigan College's Ilated as the second show and new Art Museum Center, a TRY OUR NEW SUMMER BRUNCR From 10:00 - 1:00 p.m. will run from July 3O-Aug. 10 project that has been under 'f SUNDAY BRUNCH 11:30 - 2:00 $12.95 Adults The season WIll fimsh WIth the way for several years Buffet or 10 Carte Prices from $395 - $1295 comic farce, "What the Butler For further mformatton A $ 8.95 Kids under 12 Saw," Aug 13-31 about the MichIgan Ensemble 'f CATERING children under 5 yrs. old FREE Summer performances at the Theater or to make reserva- PlAN fYCN.I FOR YOUR SPECIAL EVENT MET WIll begm at 8 p m Tues. tIOns, call (6161 922.1552. or DIMNER days through Saturdays, and 2 write MichIgan Ensemble At Your Home, BusIness. 1:00 - 9:00 p.m. pm matmee performances WIll Theater. 1701 E Front Street, Or On Your Yacht be held Tuesdays and Thurs Traverse ('Ii> MI 49684 With a Special Father's Day Menu days Reserved seat tIckets are CALL JOE ARCAND OR nNA TABBI $14 and $12 for evemng perfor. • Fe. Make your reservations no.v. mances and $12 and $10 for REPRINTS • 824.4280 UO_ E. .JEFFI'JlSON matmees • of Editorial Photos • Nertb ... MDe SPARKY HERBERTS The MichIgan Ensemble • Call Theater IS a new non.profit, • 71Yrr/O 882-6090 • 15117 KERCHEVAL 822-0266 .: profeSSIOnal summer stock • • .. ._ _ _--- I ~ ...... ------_ .. - - June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe New. ports 118 Norsemen cut down Oaks, head for state By Rob Fullon early in the game because we Sports Editor had a few verbal confrontations When it's playoff time, don't with Dondero and a few ques- Rob Fulton ever count out the Grosse tionable calls may have gotten Pointe North baseball team. us in trouble defensively," In fact, disregard the Norse- Sumbera said. "But after that, Prep politics men's Macomb Area Confer. we settled down and remained ence White Division record of 5- focused on what we had to do." She doesn't make any 9, and forget they finished tied And what North had to do money for her athletic ability. She isn't sponsored by Nike, for 1Jst. was overcome a five-run deficit, nor does she endorse Pepsi. Why? and if you left after the fifth Because North, now 21-14 inning you missed the whole All she - and now her coach overall, has advanced to the game. - wants is a little respect. Final Four in the Class A state Sophomore southpaw Jason Felicia Paluzzi is only a playoffs and is only two vict.o- Jaworski got the start in the sophomore at Groeae Pointe ries away from winning its farst championship game, but after North, but she's already a on state title since 1980. yielding three runs in the rarst pace to set all sorts of high "What a feeling," said Norse- inning and one more in the school soccer records. How- men coach Frank Sumhera af. third, he left with the bases ever, even though she has a ter his team came from behind loaded in the third for relief natural knack for soccer, she's to upend No. 6 ranked Royal pItcher Marc Adams. been shunned by other area Oak Dondero, 10-7, in the re- Ad.am8, who threw only 62 coaches in the bid for the Ma. gional (maIs June 8. "I've been pitches and struck out 12 bat- comb Area Conference White associated with more than 600 ters in the King victory, was Division MOEItValuable games here at North and this still eligible to pitch 12 outs. Player award. is probably one of the greatest The state allows a pitcher only comebacks ever." 30 outs. Jim Tatti pitched the She's been wronged for North got to the regionals af. seventh inning against King. being talented. She finished ter beating Notre Dame (4-1) in With no outs and the bases second behind Grosse Pointe a predistrict game, Lake Shore jammed with Oaks, Adams South's Kathy Gayman. Gay- (8-6) in the district semifinals, gave up only one more run, man is a fine player, but she and East Detroit (2.1) in the which was charged to Jaworski, didn't have half the numbers district (mala. The Norsemen ending the third inning with Paluzzi racked up. One thing beat Detroit Martin Luther North down, 5-1. that hurt Paltuzi was the ab- King, 7-0, 10. the regIa. nal senu.. "m tell you what," Sumbera The ere-. PolDle North baseball tecuD beat King cmd Royal Oak DoDd.ro 10 win its first re- sence r:L her coach, Guido He- finals, and faced Dondero, a 9-5 said. "I'd hate to think what gioaa1 champioD8hip slDee 1980. gelbrugge, at the all ---=,;;;r,.=..c_c ..c ...._-..:-=....e~...t:=!f!!!!!!!!!!'!!_ ..... -=...... __ --...... __ MICROGRAPtiIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSUL TATtON CMlCltoeTEC ellk. PHONE (517) 792 09304 804 S HAMIL TON 1 (8001968 30456 _128 SpOrts June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Buhl looking for grand finish in Detroit race By Rob Fulton in DetroIt. We're coming into a Sports Editor there in all three races so far," street course, which I prefer, were an easy thing, believe me, said. "We've got to start anew Grosse Pomte's RobbIe Bubl, he Bald. "The career isn't June 13 as part of his "Racing but I wish we were coming in we would have changed it a and not rely on what we the preseason favorite to win started or dependent on two or for Kids" program, which was with some stronger results. If long time ago." learned a year ago at each of t he Indy LIghts Car Racing Se- three races, but it is very frus- founded in 1989. It is designed you had a choice of doing well Bubl's main problem contin- the tracks. The tires are new lies, hasn't looked like a cham. trating, and that's puttIng it to use the popularity of motors- anywhere on the circuit, you'd ues to be the new Firestone and we just need to keep being pIOn And he's becommg more mildly. tU'eB. ports to bring public at.tentio~ certainly want to do it at patient, but that too is getting and funding to the chJ1drens 'Illd more frustrated because he "Something has got to "We're locked into only a home." diftlcult." hospitals of North America. (an't find the wmning edge. change. I'm not really sure couple of setups and I don't Besides trying to get back in Buh! will visit Children's Buhl donates 8 percentage of Buhl's highest finish in three what the change must be; if it think that's the answer," he the fast lane for this year's Hospital of Michigan today, his winnin~ to the hospital. Iaces was a second at Long championship, Buhl has to rid Beach m the season opener, but himself of last year's stigma he's hoping to get back to form when he didn't finish the race. when hIS Copper and Brass! South rowers crowned national "No question we'd like to chantps Failsafe MedIal Infimty SpecIal The Grosse Pointe South in Noxontown Pond, Saint An. make up for that showing," he team rolls mto hIS hometown rowing team captured the na- drew's School in Delaware. tie. Inga Muschmann, rowing a race under the .Detroit Boat Bald. "But more importantly, for the 1991 Valvoline DetroIt tional title it's been training for women's varsity single, fin- Club banner dunng th~ ~- we'v.e got to get back on track. Grand Pnx June 14.16 all season. ished second. The men's pair mer with races at Cmcmnatl, I know the season is still very The men's junior four with Buhl IS also sponsored by without coxswain including Indianapolis, New Jersey and young, but we're playing too coxswain, consisting of Brad Hoechst-Roussel Pharmaceuti- South won the Scholastic Andy Doyle and chris Dorman, the Canadian Henley. The much catch.up and that's not Stocker, Dan Baker, Ben Cals Inc Rowing Association of Ameri. Scrace, Bill Swanson and Beau took third. team will also host a regatta The Indy LIghts IS a support what you should be doing when ca's 57th annual regatta held June 30. Call 882.2844 for you're trymg to win a champi- Dossin, claimed the national ti- senes to the Indy car races The South rowing team will more information. onship." "There are a lot of guys who Buhl took eighth at Phoenix would be happy with the fin. and a ninth in MIlwaukee, Friends of Detroit rowing wants Ishes we've had," said Bubl, June 2, after qualifyIng sixth. rowers The Friends of Detroit Row- required. The swmner-session the natIOnal spokesman for junior program, can Carol Benkert at 882.9255 if you're "I was more than ready for a ing season is in full swing, but fee lS $150. "Racmg for KIds," whIch bene- good race," Buhl Bald after the there is always room for aspir. Swanson at 882.2944. Call J.J. interested in the adult classes. fItS children's hospItals MIlwaukee outing. "I jumped lng, and former, rowers to join. Adults interested in rowing throughout the country. "But off to a third and was holding recreationally have a choice of we're not performing the way my own, but then the brakes There are programs for recre- three classes: Mondays and Fitness Firm sessions we should be But I think we're went. With 30 laps to go the Wednesdays, Tuesdays and ational and competitive rowers, Area residents have the 0p- ting available), Mondays and commg to DetroIt at a good car was very loose - the rear Thursdays, or Fridays and Sun- adult teams and a junior team. portunity to participate in sum. Wednesdays, 6:45 p.m., and tIme" of the car wants to come days. All classes run 7 to 8:30 mer fitness classes offered Will performmg in front of p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at around on you - and I was just The summer program will through The Fitness Firm, a 6:45 p.m. frIends and family bring added trying to finish the race and non-profit corporation. begin the week of July 8 at the The junior rowing program, Classes meet twice weekly pressure? keep the car off the walls. I Classes will begin the week Detroit Boat Club, home of the under the direction former for one hour, but students are "No, but anytime you're not was embarrassed to be out of of June 17 and run for six Grosse Pointe South national Olympic coach Dick Bell, has encouraged to attend more of. gettmg the results you should there and not be competitive." championship team. Classes weeks. All classes will be held be gettmg It's embarrassing," openings for rowers in grades ten, using the firm's "free class And that race just added to nm six weeks and meet twice a at the JFK Library, 19601 Har. PQlic\ " Buhl Bald. "We need the results Buhl's frustration. eight through high school. No per, Harper Woods. week. Enrollment is limited experience is necessary. Class fee is $32. and perhaps we can get some "The negatives are obviously Clasaes are Mondays and and advanced registration is For more information on the For more information, call Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m. (babysit- Judy Sheehy at 886-7534. offensive plays, and Jasen Ca- Ken Potenga booted the hat Tol converted passes from John paldi and Peter Sullivan played trick and Eric Przepiorka added great defense. McNicholas and Scott Bersch. a solo goal for the Turtles, who Hurricanes 4, Gators 3 back, as the Tornados took the were led by Van Martin, Chuck win. D.M. Boykin, Brendan Paul Weia8ert, Bradley Van Myslinski, Charles Dallas, Paul GPSA Scores Sickle and Matthew Liamini Fossae, Scott Vallee, Blake El- Georgandellis, David Majeski lis, Mike DiLoreto and Jona- scored for the 'Canes, and and Danny Stahl. Koebe Mosher was the winning than Berg paced the Jets. U-6 house Michael Martinez was strong MacConnachie converted passes standing offensive games. goalie. He also got defensive in the Queen of Peace nets, and U-lO travel Eagles 3, Hurricanes 1 from Katie McPharlin and support from David Saylor. Paul Weissert got the 'Canes Alex Carpenter 8COted both Rockets 4, Rochester 0 David Hams scored the only Heather Marshell for the Bob on the board, with assists by Paul Stevens and John Van goals. Cats, who got strong Tol, assisted by Chris Miller, Stuart Yingst booted a hat 'Canes' goal, with offensive also Koebe Mosher, Michael Horne Ninja Turtles 3, Eagles 0 scored for the Gators. trick and Mike Tymrak scored support from John Dallas, games from Tommy Weiss. A.J. and Jenna Ulmer. The defensive play of Billy Jebby Boccaccio and Lisa Vi- Staniszewski, Lisa Dold and Karz 0, W"mp 0 once for the Rockets. Andrew Thunder Jets 6, Gators 2 Ireland and Chuck Myslinski Mellos and Andrew Georgan. tale Kristen McPharlin. Shane Boon led the Jets with John Drabeclti, Sean David- led the Turtles, as did the goal son and Andy Lapish peppered dellis assisted. Mike Carroll, Marauders I, Lightning 0 I..ightning 4, Bobcats 0 four goals and Alex Groesbeck scoring of Eric Prezpiorka, Arlc Minney scored the Eric Dloski, Tommy Weiss, the Wings goalie, while Deme- Anthony Ciotti, Peter Clark, and Ryan Michael added solo Danny Stahl and Eric Krauss. Mat Lapish, J.D. Spina and game's only goal, oonverting' a Krystin MacConnachie and goals. Chris Lewis .drew an tri Salvaggio ~ several key .aa. Bryan Kupets drew an assist, Trevor Srzyrnanski anchored the pass from Jinuny Pranger and Robbie Barrett provided the sisto Emmett Gimpert paced saves-in net for ~. - and Jesse Graff and Ken Po- offense, with Nick Clark, Brad Katharine MallS. David Kittle scoring for the Lightning. the offense, while Katie Meyers Michael Konivch, Joshua tenga were offensive leaders. got the win in net. Jets 1, Bobcats 0 Wagner, Anthony Savalle, C.J. Drwnm.y, Jonathan Krastke, and Rabeeh Ajour anchored the Chris Ross, and fullback Drew Noecker and Joe Pet- Tommy Weiss, Lisa Dold, Adam Morath scored late in Hanna and goalie Erik defense. The Gators got two James VandePutt highlighted kwitz lifting the defense. A.J. Staniszewski and Robbie the fourth quarter, leading the goals from Paul Stevens, and Schleicher led the Wings. the Eagles' attack. Barrett led the Lightning. Jets to their first win of the Chris Miller and John VanTol MissIles I, Karz 0 Je&8 8, Rockets 1 U.12 travel season. Chelsea Kresek tnade Blake Willmarth played SocCeMUlaW'1Ule8 I, Rock- assisted. Nick DiLoreto, Jonathan Canton 5, Hurricanes 1 ers 1 two fine saves in net, and F1yers 1, Queen of Peace 1 strong midfield and supported Berg and Blake Ellis each Thomas Morath stopped several the Kan, who were led by David Dwaihy, on an assist Dan Tuthill scored for the Andrew Adams scored for the scored two .goals for the Jets, from Brandon Euashka, scored Soccerasauruses, and R.J. Bobcat rushes to preserve the Flyers, on a pass from Paul Danny Harris, Sean Davidson with Donald Owens and Berg WIn. and Joe Stelmarlr. the 'Canes' only goal. Support- Scherer countered with a goal Bossack. Steven Lucente de- drawing assists. Brendan Fos- ing the offense were Kevin for the Rockers. Turbo8 3, Flames 1 fended the net for the Flyers. see and Charlie Starr led the Hall, Joe Chotna, Mark Zur- Colleen Clarkson and An- U-s house F1yers 1, Eagles 0 James Dannecker scored defense. twice and Jake Koppinger Schtniede, Don Sigler and Wal- drew Hamilton paced the of- Thunder Jets 2, Hurri- Scott Cedarwall got the win Jeu 5, Kickers 2 scored once for the Turbos, and ter Belenky. Drew Harris had a fense, while Katy Larrabee and canes 1 in net when Byron Scerri Mike DiLoreto had two goals Paul Loredo countered for the strong game at center defense, Kim Gawel anchored the de- Sam Alnajjar and Shane scored the game's only goal. and solo goals were punched in Flames, who were paced by and Mike Bramlage, Greg Pep- fense Tommy Solomon, John Boon scored for the Thunder- Trevor Mallon had the assist. by Jonathan Berg, Nick Di- Geltz and Aris Kara- pler and Steve Howson contrib- . David Thomas and Jay Stani- Jets, with assists from Katie Loren Thomasson and Ma- Marshall Loreto and Blake Ellis. Stacey betsos. Erica Muncy and Robert uted defensively. szewski paced the Rockers. Meyers and Ashley Kresech. thew Scarfone led the Eagles. Lux, Scott Valley, Daragh Hanune1 also led. the Turbos. Bob Cats 2, Bobcats 0 Chris Lewis, Habeeh Ajour and Patriots 3, FirebaDs 1 Dutka, Donald Owens, Adam U.14 travel W"mp 2, Flames 0 Eric Dloski and Krystin Emmett Gimpert also had out- Matt Cruger, Mick Myslinski Drader and Aron Ellis also Michael Konivch and Erik Rebels 6, SUSA 0 and Sean Ryan scored for the keyed the Jets' win. Ian Hall, Mike Howe, Ryan Patriots, with Simon Thomas Sc:hliecher scored for the Rockets 3, Wolverines 2 Wings, after converting p88IleS Archibald, Jay Lytle, Aaron' assisting twice. Matt Slater as- Nicholas Rotondo, BexUamin ZurScluniede and Matt Agnone ' PGSA scores, highlights sisted on Jake Koppinger's goal from Nick Degel and Josh Karle and Harry Gaggos scored Wagner. all figured in the Rebels' SCOI'- : for the Fireballs. for the Rockets, and Ganett U-12 travel Anthony Savalle and C.J. mg. Mike Archibald, Chris for the Mustangs. Kelly Neu- Hawks 1, Cyclones 1 Heffner and Ben Murphy Tiede, Jason Rabe, Jeff Case, '79 Mustangs 2, Travelers The Hawks were led by Ryan Hanna anchored the defense. countered with Wolverines' 1 mann, Liz '1'ytnrak and Melissa Brendon Thomas, Paul Long,: Haas and Jonathan Marsh, W"mp 2, 8&aDioas 1 goals. Borwn (2) had assists, and Peter Messacar and goalie Ian I Abby Tompkins and Haley while Louis Chiodo and Robert John Anthony Salvador and Other key players for the Holmer booted goals, and Dana Laura Cassin and Georgia Bak. ofillian Karlik played outstand. McMillan paced the Rebels' de- : alis led the defense. Other out- Adams paced the Cyclones. Rockets were Robert Cramer rense. • Mertz and Mieke Teitge drew Hawks 3, Eagles 2 ing defense for the Wings, who (goalie), Patrick Moultrie, assists for the ~"'ustangs, who standing offensive players in- got goals from Edward Bom- U-16 travel cluded Courtney Lytle, Brian Berschback and Drew Harry Gaggos, Justin Urso and got defensIve support from Ash- Harris provided the Hawks' marito and Erik Schleicher. Jonathon Green. ley Holmer, Emily Fleury and Elizabeth Borowiec and Liz Matthew Crueger scored for the '75 United 4, Sting 1 Slone. scoring, while Brandon Krupka Michael Alam was strong in Andy Bramlege pushed a Ruth Hessen. Mullaney Har- and Lauren Vallee anchored Stallions. the Wolverines' goal. desty and CaItlin Shapiro com. '80 Mustangs 2, Strikers 2 cross from Steve Chevalier to . the defense. Chris Jacobi and U.10 house Tornados 4, Queen of Paul Cure, who tied the game bmed in goal for the shutout. Kristin Byron scored both Mustangs' goals after the team Jeff Roybal led the Eagles de- Queen of Peace 5, Eagles 4 Peace 3 at one in the fU'St half. In the '79 Mustangs 2, Rensing. fense, and Mike Kasprzak and John McNicholas and Scott ton 0 trailed 2..().Melissa Brown, Liz Jimmy Kruse led Queen of next period, Matt Masek hit a David Johnides scored for the Peace with four goals and Alec Berschback each scored two Abby Tompkins headed in a Slone, Elizabeth Borowiec and breaking Dan Hanneman, who Courtney Schafer played well Eagles. Carpenter scored the fifth goal. goals for the Tornados, with unleashed a 3O-yard shot into pass from Emily Fleury and a Hurricanes 4, StaDioas 2 Tim Mcintosh and Chris Van Tompkins crossmg pass was offensively, while Georgia Bak- Michael Martinez was the win- the net. Masek collected his Matthew Liamini, Paul Weis- ning goalie, with defensive help Tol assisting. Adam Partridge knocked in by Caitlin Shapiro alis, Julia Rauls and Jessica own goal by heading in a Jeff sert and Bradley Van Sickle from Jamie Pelak. Jason was the winning goalie. for the Mustangs' goals Haley Howlet anchored the defense. Barlow corner kick. Bra.nJ1age: scored for the 'Canes, who were White, Brad Staniszewski (2), Jinuny Kruse (2) and Julia Holmer and Mieke Teitge had set up the final score with a led by Jenna Ulmer and goalie and Allen Albrecht scored for Robles scored for Queen eX feed to United remains' outstandmg games at midfield, U-14 travel Cure. MIchael Home. the Eagles. Peace. unbeaten, largely because of whIle Dana Mertz, Jenny Mustangs 3, Blazers 1 Jason Graves and Lauren the superb defense of Mansfield and Ashley Hohner NiIUa Turtles 4, Queen of Tornados 2, Jets 0 Frank Laurie Ness, Molly McKenzie Elba led the Stallions with fine Peace 2 Schotthoefer, James Ditty and . shut down Kensmgton defen- Adam Litle and Chris Van and Maureen &lik scored for Matt Spicer. slvely. Ruth Hessen and Mulla- the Little Caesar's Mustangs, ney Hardesty picked up the with assists going to Robyn combIned WIn in net. Maples, Shera Teltge and Mag_ '79 Mustangs 4, Northville gIe Durant. 2 Rebecca Hessen played a su- Abby Tompkms had the hat SANDLOT lASE BALL SCHOOL perb game m ne~ and Lauren trick and Juhanne Zuchowski Kordas, Cassie Pangborn, Carla added one goal for the Mus- Legwapd, Laura SomodyJ, ~ tangs, With help from Sarah byn Dold and Kim Hepner Grosse Pointe Academy Field Mudry, EmIly Fleury and Mary played well In front of her. ,sullivan DefenSive standouts Mustangs 4, Wildcats 1 Iflcluded Jenny Mansfield, Mul. Molly McKenzie scored two Boys and Girls Ages 6-13 lanpy Hardesty and Susan goals and Kate-Maloney Egna. Clark ReId Ruth Hessen and tios and Rebecca Hassen scored CaItlin ShapIro combined for one each. KIm Hepner, Jenny June 17 - 21 June 24 - 28 Jul 8 - 12 thE' \\In Dahn, Lauren Kordas and !.au- 'SO Mustangs 4, Blazers 3 ne Ness 8S8lsted Rebecca Hes- "nne Moms collected two sen, Jenny Dabn and McKeDZle goal" and Juhe Krase and Kns- anchored the offensive play up FOR INFORMATION CALL 884.8546 tm Ryron added one goal each the mIddle - June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Sports 138 bles by Chris Mikula and Kalmink and Bobby Lang all Chuck Thomas, plus a single Tigers 10, Reds 8 smacked two hits apIece and The Tigers got the game. by Joe Baratta gave the Orioles scored three runs. Benfer and two runs. tying hit from Karl DaVids, Scrace hit RBI doubles for the along With the w10mng double G Dodgen 12, Blue Jays 9 Pirates. P Little League from Steve Booher Rob Fran. A two-run single by Mike White Sox 5, Reds 4 Spath, a two-run double by zino, wlth three hlts, and BlIl Patrick Bnght singled and Pallazzolo, who reached base Farms-City Mark Toubey and a rally-end- Nelson all played well defen. Leehr's two runs scored. scored the winnmg run in the five times, led the Tigers slvely for the and Masland ing catch by Joe Ellis in center. INSTRUCTIONAL Sox, Memphis 15, DaIIu 1 sixth Hutchcraft and Kennedy Indians 9, Pirates 0 Richmond 22, El Paso 11 added three hlts. field led the Dodgers. Danny were locked in a great pltching Winning pitcher Robbie Gnesbaum had three hits and Paul Coyro pltched a com. Richmond was led by Rob Giants 11, Brewers 10 duel, until Charhe Braun Cooper had two hits. He al- four RBI. Blake Muccioli and plete game, gIVmg up two hlts Higbee's four hits, mlcudlng a Adam lambrIght pitched a lowed one hit and struck out 15 cracked a two-run double and and striking out elght. The In fine game for the Giants, and Ryan Zangrilli had two hits then scored on a Tony Tocco home run, and four RBI. Paul batters. Along with Cooper, Jon each for the Jays. dians exploded for a 17.hlt at. Buscemi added three hits and received ample offensIVe sup- Single The Reds tied the score Klimczuk, Devin O'Brien, Cardinals 9, Reds 0 tack, led by Eugene Agnone, Matt O'Bnen had two RBI and port from Jordan Brace, Drew on base hits by Messacar and Brian Bledso and Derek Phil. Joe Parrott and Jimmy Si. Corey Geer and Jason Kester, a hit. Bossler, Charlie Keersmaekers Stamszewski. Tibbits and Ben- each with three hits. bps all had two hits. Phillips mon combmed to pitch the El Paso got three hits each and Ryan Schafer nett had two hits for the Reds, added five RBI. shutout. Simon and John Yankees 17, Cardinals 1 from Matt Jarboe, who also T1m Jenkings had two sm. whlle Debskl, Lang, Scovran Syracuse 15, Tucson 9 Choike homered and David Mike Hendne doubled 10 homered, and Chris Knudson gles for the Brewers, and Kyle and Kalmink also had hits for Syracuse's Paul Mallon had Dwaihy had two hits for the three runs and Joe Michael had Steve Card and J.P. Champine Bott, Pat Healy and Paul Gor- the Sox three singles and drove in four Cards. Left fielder Bnan Amori three RBI for the Yankees. chlpped m with two hits apiece don keyed the Brewers' attack. runs. Steve Burlingame had had two excellent catches and Indians 13, Cubs 2 Newark 9, Richmond 8 Orioles 24, Cubs 9 Babe Ruth three hits, including a triple Jon Weinert had two of the Jason Kester pitched five In- Evan Busbey and Dave SPl- Curt Marsh, Jay Lambrech and two RBI. J.B. Cisco and mngs, allowmg only four hits. and Tom Wl1hams all singled Reds' six hits. Farms-City cer had three hits each for Shane Conlan each had a triple Jason Rolka came m for a and scored runs for the O's. Yankees 12, Tigers 3 PREP LEAGUE Newark. Mark Carner, Kate. and two RBI. Ted Huebner and strong relief appearance Carl Rlcky Gehlert hit a home Joe Harlow gave up just one Angels 6, Twins 4 line Klick and ChriS Gray DaV1d Kraft each pitched three MelchOlr went 4.for.4 and run to go with a single, and run in three rehef innings, and Kevin Schroeder, Peter Mes- played excellent defenslve innings. For Tucson, Chris Nick Aubrey had a pair of hits sacar and Todd Sandercott com- Corey Greer had three hlts for games for Richmond. Matt Hmdelang had two hits Damman pitched three strong the Indians. for the Cubs. Justin Kreger for the Yanks. Jarrod Kudzia bined on the mound for the Rochester 10, Columbus 8 innings and had two hits and Tigers 11, Pirates 0 also singled, as rod Blair Foust. and Bryan Dinverno had hits Win Sandercott and Damon Peter Marentette and Paul two RBI. The Tigers won behind the Cardinals 10, Blue Jays 1 in the 'I'lgers' two-run first. Dably led the defense and Ryan Maranetette combined for four Memphis 11, Richmond 3 pitching of Karl Davids, who John Ml1ls paced the Cards Cardinals 7, Braves 3 Robson and Chase Wakefield hits, and Jordan Mitchelson Jason Vesey was the winning retired the last 10 batters whl1e With two hits and Chris Bissig Pitchers Joel Parrott and sparked the offense Andrew had one hit and an RBI. Calvin pitcher, going all six innings. bmltlng the Pirates to only two homered. Nick Kubl also had Jimmy Simon held the Braves Ricci had an unassisted double Ford stopped a Columbus rally Derek Phillips had three hits, baserunners. Rob Franzino, two hits, mcluding a double, scoreless the final five innings. play. with a catch of a line drive. mcluding two RBI, and Jon with two hits, and Steve and Jeff Tiede pitched four Matt Borushko had two hits The Twins were sparked by Richard Schott had three scoreless innings:~ Klimczuk had two hits and and drove in two runs for the the fine pitching of Tim 0'- Booher, who cracked a double, hits, includmg a double, and three RBI. Sam AlnaJ,jar had and DaVids (three runs scored), Padres 13, Orioles 6 Cards. An RBI-smgle by Dave Ulughlin. Rob Esler and Peter Nat Harowite had three hits two Richmond hits. led the T1gers. H.J. Richardson had two sin- Nieluboqicz and a two-run ho- Feldman led the attack at the and two RBI for Colwnbus. Mi- MAJORS Yankees 10, Reds 1 gles, Steve Huffman tripled and mer by Troy Bergman ac. plate. chael Miller also had two RBI Dodgers 7, Reds 1 Winning pitcher Mike Hen- drove in two runs, and Steve counted for the Braves' runs. Angels 7, Brewers 5 on two hits. Steve Champine pitched a drie drove m three runs on two Sylvester cracked a home run Yankees 16, Blue Jays 1 Mike Stines went the dis- Columbus 11, Denver 1 three-hitter, struck out 10 and hits and Sean Recht had two to lead the Padres and winning The Yankees got a grand tance for the win. Jeff Case led Andrew VlasIk had three hit two homers, Joe Ellis added pitcher Clay Vanderpool. slam homer from Steve Dube, a the attack With a two-run tnple RBI on three hits for the Yan- hits, including two home runs, three hits and Brandon De. kees. Teny Campagna added J.R. Mason, Peter Williams two-run double by Eric Liebold and Brian Granados anchored and six RBI to pace Columbus. Guvera had an RBI single for three SIngles and an RBI to the and Curt Marsh led the 0'8. and strong pitching from Dube the defense. Nathaniel Harowitz and Phillip the Dodgers. Brian Kasiborski Yankees' total. White Sox 9, Cardinals 4 and Joe Harlow. John Smyly Chris Nelson had a strong Crawford each had three hits, struck out 11 pitching in relief had two hits for the Jays. shOWing on the mound for the INTERMEDIATE Robby Thiel doubled and for the and Richard Schott had two Reds. Dodgers 8, Tigers 0 Brewers. LeadIng the offense Blue Jays 7, Orioles 4 hits and two RBI. scored two runs, and Ian Wil- Cardinals 17, Blue Jays 2 Kevm Fitzgerald, Ben Har. son had two hits and scored a Chris StelT, Mike Spath and were Chris Teide and Jimmy Andrew Glaney led the Den. Jimmy Simon went 4-for-5, wood and Andy Forster com. run for the Sox, who got a sin- Steve Champine combined to Meyers, and Tom Leto and ver defense and Allie Schmitt John Choike drove in three bined for the win on the gle from Brian Nelson. pitch the shutout. Champine, Mike Gehrke ancilOred the de. hit a double. runs with two hits and Jona- StelT and Wes DeGuvera had fense mound In the seventh, the O's Mark Patterson had three than Rudolph singled home two loaded the bases and scored Richmond 15, Rochester three hits each for the Dodgers. Red Sox 14, Brewers 7 hits to pace the Cards, and runs with his first major league twice, but Forster saved the 12 Joe Brennan, Bryan Dinverno Tom Lamont turned an excel. Chris Bissig and Jeff Nelson hit for the Cards. Michael Ja- game by striking out the last Robert Higbee had three hits, had two fits apiece. and Jarrod Kudzla collected the lent double play to end a bases- mcluding two home runs, and merino had two hits and batter. Peter Sulhvan and Rob Blue Jays 16, Giants 8 Tigers' hits. loaded inmng with two outs m Paul Buscemi had three hits Danny Griesbaum made sev. Zurscmmede scored two each Greg Peppler had three RBI Reds 12, Orioles 7 the seventh for the Sox, who eral good plays at shortstop. for the Jays, while Matt GaInor for Richmond. Mac Broderick, on two smgles, and Tim Leto Doubles by Jon Weinert and got three doubles from Mc- John Halpin and Cameron Lees Braves 8, Yankees 6 scored twice for the O's. Fitz. knocked in five runs with a Adam Rouls paced the Reds' Millan and a double from each had two hits. Dave Nielubowicz hit a two- seven.run third inning. For the gerald socked two triples for double and home run for the run homer, Mike Ciaramitaro MacKenzie. Tom Leto had an the Jays. Dan Keough got a double Jays. Orioles, Chris Mikula had RBI double for the Brewers and and James Burns had three had a pair of hits and Troy Blue Jays 11, Rangers 9 Clark VanVliet had two three hits, including a two-run Chris Nelson scored after dou- hits for Rochester. Bergman turned in a strong reo The battle for first place was Giants' singles, and Ryan Cor. double, and Will Solomon had blin/i{ to left. Toledo 9, Columbus 9 lief appearance to earn the two hits for the O's. Joe Bar- tied twice and the lead ex- di~ sin~~ an~ p~ced tl).e de. Braves' win.,:~a~ to Thane Toledo was led by Mark Pep- fense. atta made,a..geod catch in left.,. r.wm..,~~.~:fi)~Ju '" , changed hands three times, but pler and Megan Robson, who Layman, P4W Thursam, Ger- it took the Jays' Ben Harwood Braves 14, Brewers 4 WIth great rellef pitching combined for six RBI, and the gory Grosfie1K and Nick Au. Park from Rob Esler, who also had to come on m rehef to get the Nathan Kaczmarek had brey, plus a two-run single by win. R.C. Colombo scored three three hits from Mike Mat- three strong innings on the two RBI doubles, the Twins ral- thews. Richard Schott had Richard Grosfield, paced the INSTRUCTIONAL hed to tie the score in the sev- Rangers' runs, Adam Filkin mound for the Braves, while Yankees. Rangers 26, Coast Guard 18 scored twice and Chris Alff hit three RBI for Colwnbus, which Shawn Dillon led the way with enth, and then made a winner got two hits from Andrew VIa. Dodgers 13, Yankees 5 Doubles by Jeff Schroeder out of Mike Shepard, who took a double and scored twice. three hits and C.T. Thurber Steve Champine had four and Heath Schollenberger A's 19, Giants 9 sik and three from MIchael anchored the defense. Tim Jen- the mound in the eighth, when Miller, who added an RBI. hits, Wes DeGuvera three and paced the Rangers, as did the The A's got four hits and five kins tripled for one of his two Nick Rutan made a great Richmond 11, Denver 9 Mike Spath two for the Dodg- triple off the bat of Todd Loren- RBI from Mark Dely, and Dan Brewers' hits, and Josh Lorence game-endIng catch. Shepard For Richmond, Matt Pattyn, ers. Craig Ziolkowski paced the ger. Jack Tocoo turned a triple Gutman and Rich Spencer also and Whitney Gage were out. knocked in the winning run Mac Broderick and Rob Higbee Yankees with two hits and play. doubled. Beck doubled for the standIng in the field. thanks to singles by Jeremy had three hits apiece and Matt three RBI, and Richard Gras- Coast Guard was led by Scott Burkett and Scott Wellard. Giants. Tim Frendo got the win MAJORS field had two hits. Malefyt, Ian Milhouse, Derek for the A's. O'Brien made a fine catch at Indians 7, Mets 4 shortstop. Cardinals 11, Orioles 8 Lake and Stephen Hands. Wood&Shores Jon Shock's relief pitching MAJORS Denver was led by Nicole Sa- Jimmy Simon went 4-for4, Rangers 14, Troopers 4 PREP LEAGUE closed the door on the Mets. Dodgers 12, Cardinals 6 trun and Lepczyk, who had MIchael Fine was 3-for-5 and Paul Lochirco doubled and Rangers 19, Orioles 9 Base hits by Jason Lorence and three hits. Ben Peters hit abases-loaded Ryan Kelly added key hits for Rusty Woodruff reached base Brian Hitch pitched five in- Nelson Ropke, plus a walk to four times, scored three runs Newark 17, Albany 9 double for the Cards. The O's the Troopers, but it was the hit- nings and halted the O's late m Peter Haarz, set the stage for scored eight times in the fifth ting of Sean Hogan and An- and made several fine defensive the game. Rob Tomassi, Aris David Saylor and Matt Elias Rlchle Mayk's game-winning plays for the Dodgers. Dan knocked out four hits each, and with key hits from Andrew drew Yee, and the defense of Lambropolous and Hitch each smgle. Paull and Corey Schroeder Jessica VanDeVusse had thre Neeme and Albert Duzzie. Kurt Faber, that paced the went 3-for-5 at the plate. Matt Yeskey had two hits for the each had triples while Ryan hits, including her first double, Reds 9, Braves 4 Rangers. Thibodeau added two doubles. Mets. Messacar and Todd Malbouef for Newark. Brandon Binning- Adam Rouls drove in two MINORS Rob Elizondo, Dan DiMaggio Tigers 12, Phillies 8 contributed doubles. Malbouef ham had four hits, including a runs with a single and triple, Purdue 14, Indians 13 and Chris Gazepis had two hits David Kazma and Martin took the win 10 relief. double and triple. and Buddy Briles keyed a five- Billy Kennedy got the win, each for the O's. Mathews led the Tigers with Pacing th Cards' attack were Mike Hackett and Rob Cran- run rally with a two-run double with the help of Jonathan A's 10, Pirates 0 three hits each. Kazma was the Kevm Rae (two RBn and dall each had three Albany for the Reds. Jon Paquin Miller. who drove in the win- Billy Clark pitched all five winmng pitcher. Brad Hohl- Frank Senter (double). hits, and Stu McMillan, Sean pitched 1 1/3 innings of shutout ning run, and Adam Hess, who shutout innings for the A's. Joe feldt had two hits for the Phils, Dodgers 8, Cubs 0 O'Sullivan and Chris Getz each relief for the Braves. tripled. Schimtt and Jeff Smythe as. as did Clark Durant. Todd Malbouef came on in had two hits. Yankees 11, Reds 1 sumed the pitching duties for Indians 6, Mets 4 relief with the bases loaded and Columbus 8, Newark 7 Craig Ziolkowski belted three the Pirates. Rich Mayk provided the key MAJORS noboiiy out in the fourth and James Vandeputte laced a hits, Richard Grosfield had a White Sox 24, Pirates 10 Pirates 9, O's 7 hit for the Indians when he sin- retired the side. Mark Camp- two-run homer in the fifth, his two-run triple and Thane Lay- Ben Debski belted a three- Chris Campbell led the Pir- gled with the bases loaded. Nel. bell had a perfect day at the second hit of the day, to lift C0- man went the distance on the run homer and Charlie Braun ates with a triple and Joe son Ropke and Bill Blaess also plate with three hits, three lumbus. Barry Novak had mound for the Yankees. Adam drilled three hits to lead the Smythe went 3-for4, and Ryan had key Indians' hits. Jason runs and an RBI, whlle Geotr three hits Rouls had a pair of hits and Sox. Colin Morawski, Joel Bryan had two doubles. Lorence and Jon Shock pitched Prysak. knocked in three runs Scott Berschback knocked a Brian Kasiborski had a strong Hutchcraft, Tony Tocco, John Jason McKean pitched a well for the Indians. rehef stint for the Reds. with a double and single. strong relief game for the O's. three-run homer to pace New. Royals 9, Meta 7 ark. Cardinals 7, Tigers 1 Frank Bommarito had three J.R. Hiller pitched a six.in. El Paso 19, Newark II hits, including a three-run ho- Jerrod Champine had four ning two-hitter and got hitting mer, and Andy Sheldon and support from Matt Borushko DIVE I~~ ~~MMEIt hits, one a double, and Bill 'I'lm Lindow each scored a run Tuthill and Mike Chamberlain and Ben Peters, who had two and played well defensively for hits each for the Cards. Scott smacked three hits each to lead the Royals. Graham Meri- El Paso past Newark Kalthn Gregory singled home the Ti. wether had one hit and Bobby gers'run. Devries drove in four runs. Smith knocked in a run. Robbie Budai had a key Orioles 19, Blue Jays 10 The Mets got two hits apiece Chuck Thomas and Fred AI. Newark double, and Jonathan from Howson and Andris, and Hobstetter had key hits. varado paced the O's with two Otto tossed a strong game. hits each. Alvarado had three AAA Royals 8, Yankees 6 Braves 8, Red Sox 5 RBI, Andrew Neeme and Bramlage hIt well for the James Argy had two. Dave Nathan Kaczmarek tanked a Yankees, as did Conely, who grand slam and Mike 0'. Strunk paced the Jays with two had two doubles, and Steiger, hits. Sulhvan hit a home run for the who had three hits. Braves. Justin Simon had two Dodgers 8, Braves 0 Drew Hams Pltched five hits and Ted Swarthout tossed Joe Ellis drove in three runs, strong mmngs for the Royals, five shutout innings, allowmg Mark Touhey drove in two and and Frank Bommanto had two one hIt and stnkmg out 11 pitchers Steve Champine and ~ hlts and four RBI. Adam Novak and Tom Chap- Mike Spath combmed to shut- CLUB ~ SPORTSWEAIJ man each had Singles for the Woods-Shores out the Braves on two hlts. <60 T[ HA> Sox. Troy Bergman and Dave Nielu. MINORS bowicz had a SIngle apiece. Padres 5, White Sox 4 Tucson 8, Omaha 4 Braves 18, Orioles 3 SIDlonl SPORI ~ Steve Sylvester doubled In IJ Chns Damman had a dou. Dave NlelubowlcZ hlt a !hE' first mnmg and Tom DaVIS bled and a tnple, and Tim Boz- grand slam homer, Troy Berg. 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LIsa's, elegance for sizes 14- • Limited availabIlity: TOPPS STAD- 26 ... at 19583 Mack Avenue, 882- Grosse Pomte Woods. * * * IUM CARDS NEW HOURS: Monday through 31:30 • Coming soon: FLEER ULTRA and .~ ALFAROMEO .. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., '"1jJ'" 164 S BLACK -- only (IIKl'IHI o Pee Chee Baseball. Thursday tlll 8:00 p. m ... 886-4600. * * * And just a reminder ... We have a one available _. For more - complete line of liquor, beer and wine informatwn please contact Jan Di- II)EAL Office &upply for all your picnics and summer par- * * * Santi at 886-3000. Lochmoor Chrysl- ties ... 20315 Mack at Lochmoor. er-Plymouth Alfa Romeo Dealer ... Flags of all types & Slzes avallable. Something- 18165 Mack Avenue. Remember Flag Day lS June 14! Call Special has a 773.3411 or VlSlt our store - large se- * * * nice assortment r lectlOTI of glft ltems for Graduation f , of graduation * * * and Father's Day at 20% Off ... at Jacobsons ' gifts plus invitations and paper .J "'" A: Q 21210 Harper, 2 blocks North of Old Calendar · )~I; products. Be sure and check-out Mmo SKI & SPORTS 8 Mile of Events 8 9 I our end of year Teacher gifts. We Stay home this weekend. Have have many unusual items for that Climque consultatLOn every Mon- a lot of fun in your own backyard * * * special teacher ... at 85 Kerche- playing volleyball, croquet, bOcci- day - Tuesday - W?dnesday from Noon val, on-the-Hill, 884-4422. Has a nice selec- through 4:00. In Cosmetic ball, or horse shoes. You're never tion of dresses, Department. too old or too young to join in * these games. It really adds to the j ~f,O\)\\o.\)e sportswear, skirts, Purchase! "La Sac Rubans" draw * * blouses and fashion stnng bag fllied wlth Lancome pro- family barbecue to have a game HAPPY FATHER'S DAY! on hand. jewelry ... at 20148 Mack at Ox- ducts for $16.50 -- available wlth BARBECUE TIME - MADE EASY! ford, 886-7424. purchase wlth any other Lancome Your nearby HAM SUPREME Also get your Skin So-Soft oil or product. SHOP has the most lotion right here ... at 20343 Mack * * * delicious spiral sliced Avenue (at Country Club) 884- June 14th (Fnday) honey glazed ham 5660. Father's Day is TRUNK shoWLng of colorful silk and barbecue spare this Sunday, June dresses from 10:00 through 5:00 by ribs that are mouth- * * * U.M.I. In Dress Salon. wa tering and fully 16th. Looking for ':"'"I KISKA JEWELERS has that perfect gift? cooked. Also available for your com- June 15th CSaturdqy) a good selection of gifts for Well. THE plete dinner are rolls, coleslaw, potato Father's Day and for the ---- NOTRE DAME Estee Lauder skin care and make- or macaroni salad. Mix and match - up consultatzon from Noon through ..".. graduates. Nice variety of PHARMACY has an excellent assort- sit back and enjoy ... at 21611 Harper ~ - watches, rings, pearls, bra- ment of cards and a large variety of 4:00. For appointment call 882-7000, (between 8 and 9 Mile at Shadylane) ext. 136. celets, gold chains and jewels. Stop umque gifts. Be sure and stop by ... 774-2820. Call ahead for fast and and see our fine collection of jewel- 16926 Kercheval in-the- Village, 885- Father's Day card makmg lS from easy carry-out. 2154. NOON through 3:00 In Chlldren's ry... at 63 Kercheval, 885-5755. Department. * * * * * * Personal appearance of sculptor * * * Daniel Monfort from 10:00 through Looking for that BALLOON EXPRESS NOON. In Store For The Home. special Father's day CONNIE'S. mvn PlAa Special, Balloons and lor gift baskets for all v I A FORMENlllOYS SALE going gift? Only at THE LEAGUE SHOP will occasions delivered, also to hospitals. on Now! Just in time for the begin- BAKE SHOPE: Special for this 7k.L.y-ar,~ week ... Delicious English Muffin you find Tiffany pens. FREE delivery in Grosse Pointe with ning of summer -- Mark your calen- $10.00 minimum order. Call 882- dar for Monday, June 17th. We will Breads only $1.00 a loaf. .. 882-7000, A very elegant gift for Father on his 7176. be gwrng 50% OFF on selected sum- ext. 107. day. Or how about Bacarat wine mer merchandlse. There is no time coasters. While you're here pick-up llke now to Save!! Also -- new summer * * * your Fathers' Day card while your gift * * * clothes have arrived -- our racks and is being wrapped ... at 72 Kercheval WW[fTI(ID~ (ID ~~Q~~(h) shelves are full ... FREE alterations IUINTE PATISSIERE on-the-Hill, 882-6880. Have you ever on pants and slacks ... at 23240 Looking for the perfect Fa- Greater Mack Avenue, one block south * * * considered doing ther's Day dessert? Well .. look no NEEDLEPOINT? of9 Mlle Road, 777-8020. further -- "All our desserts are WRIGHT'S GIFT AND LAMP SHOP is the place to find a Not sure how to unique and delicious! Treat that start? Feel free to * * * Special Dad to an excellent sur- fantastic selection of HALL , call us with any Join us Monday prise ... Tuesday through Friday MARK GRADUATION DAY questions. Start- 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Saturday and FATHER'S DAY CARDS through Thurs- plus all your party supply ing Wednesday, till 4:00 p.m ... at 18441 Mack Ave- June 16th NEW day for our Sum- needs. Also, we have a var- mertime Prix nue, Grosse Pointe, 882-3079. iety of lamp shades and special- summer hours, by appointment Fixe. The three only. Also, new selection of water-- course dinner in- ize in lamp repairs ... at 18650 * * * Mack Avenue, 885-8839. FREE colors have arrived For more in- cludes soup or sa- parking next to the building. formation call 885-6830. lad, entree and dessert for only Stroller Pals -- Thys to $16.95. 881-5700 ... 123 Kercheval squeeze, spin, slide, tug, turn, A * * * * on-the-Hill. FREE Valet every chew and rattle ... Perfect for II * * evening! baby New at THE SCHOOL I CARPET TALK KARAOKE BELL 17047 Kercheval in- Special SALE on all remnants -- the-Village. Every Wednesday, * * * Friday and 40% - 60% OFF. Also - Brand name Saturday. Carpet SALE going on Now -- Hurry * * over ". 16915 Harper, near Cadieux, * We supply the back- 881-4808. (!~.~~ -- The Red ground music ... ./'I~ TRUNK SALE -- Tues- Cedar You supply the vocals. Chinook 0':''1.- j day, June 18th: Rece~ve Mack Avenue In The Park 824-0546. * * * "\ ... ~. -=- ~ 15% OFF on all bathing Plank (, .) '~.»'T suits! Stop and visit us - • '!Wgically * * * f'M:tOtUt\, FLOOR COVERING ,...,; - we specialize in post- ~ zmparts Contemplating on changing your flavor to fish mastectomy bras, and breast forms GROSSE POINTE MOVING &: STORAGE CO. carpet to somethzng NEW? Be sure to by Amoena, Naturalwear and Hen- while baking m a moderate oven. The come in and check out our carpet Spe- son. Bali bras (including large sizes), plank serves as a dramatic platter ... NEED STORAGE? ~ cials - or - how about that new floor swimwear, Barbizon lingerie, wigs when used with the handsome rod We've got it! 100,000 1::, for your kitchen, hallway or base- and lovely Headline scarfs with iron caddy ... at 88 Kercheval on-the- Hill, 885-4028. square feet of secure, :I~II!I:I:~':1. ment? We have a large selection of bangs ... at 20784 Mack Avenue, 881- dry, clean storage space : 1:- '\1" floor coverings in vinyl, tile and wood. available for your be- 7670. 11:1 ~lt.1\:I\ Hurry to Eastown - don't miss out on * * * longings. Short term, li:1 I I I'll,! :h our SPECIALS ... See you at ... long term and seasonal j~ ..! .!Ih..',. 20605 E. 9 Mile and Harper (across * * "Mike's Antiques" rates. Ask about our A new shipment has just a~ from K-MART) 771-0390. And, our vault and record storage service, since other store is still at 14410 Harper, ANGIE'S Fashion rived. You must see our outstand- 1921. FashLOns for warmer weather have 822-2645. ing variety of Tiger Oak pieces -- 822-4400 arriVed! Stop by and VlSlt us and see serpentine china cabinet, fire- our beautlful NEW selectLOns. We're place mantel, pedestal, roll top * * * 11l the Dakeshore Village Shopping desk and even an 1880 buffet * * * Center at Jefferson and Marter, 773. wi th heavy carved design of a tig- Josers 2850. er face on each side _.just breath- taking .•. Monday through Satur- 's Ladies: Looking French Pastry Shop * * * day 10:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m., Sunday e~ for that certain Don't forget good ole DAD on noon- 5:00 p.m ... at 11109 Morang, l; summer outfit? Father's Day! We are featuring a Organize Unlimited between 1-94 and Kelly, 881.9500. ~ Well, an exciting roaring twenty's straw hat cake. new live by Corbin Delicious chocolate cake that is Nped to move and don't know * * * has arrived. Beautiful cotton li- raspberry filled _. outstanding __ where to begin? We'll make it all nen slacks in a variety of cool at 21150 Mack Avenue, 881.5710. happen without hassle to you. SALE. SALE - neutral colors. Match up with a Call Organize Unlimited house- '-.cp g .' SALE sharp plaid silk and linen blazer. \ hold organization services. ou,te OS~lO" S Receive 20~ _ We will be happy to assist and To advertise in this Column. 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DetroIt. sur- ward. stained or sporting a detenorat- ing - repairing cracks m the face layer may be a different cals In the environment, CornU. "Basically, sandblasting is Homeowners should also re- Ing paint job? Well there are a mortar and replacmg mIssing shade than the rest of the he saId. White stains are some- sand that is propelled by air at move vines and other foliage couple of things you can do this bncks - usually has to be done bnck Before having your home times the result of water that a high velocity," Frank said. close to the house if they want summer to make them look after a sandblastmg job, accord- sandblasted, Frank said, It is to try to save them. Otherwise, gets ~hind the brick through a His company uses a large air better. ing to Frank. After the tuck. best to have a small test patch crack. compressor that pumps 100 cu- workers will tear them down to Namely, clean them with pointing IScompleted, a protec- done near the chimney or in "Moisture in the brick al- bic feet of w..r a minute. The air get at the house, Frank said. special detergents or sandblast tIve coat.ing should be apphed the back of the house, to make ways moves toward the sun, compressor hose is attached to He said sandblasting is great them. to the bnck to weatherproof It, sure the bnck IS strong enough and when the water comes a large pot that is filled with for someone who wants to re- Chuck Comillie, presIdent of through the brick, it can bring move surface stains from the the J.C. Comillie Co. m Rose. sand. Sand comes out of the certam chemicals and salts hose at a high velocity and bnck, or as a preparation for VIlle, which has a large selec- with it, which produces a white scrapes the surface of the object pamting the brick. tion of face brick and supplies, or gray stain," Cornillie said. that is being blasted, removing "Sandblasting leaves a p0- said different bricks need differ- Those stains are difficult to rous surface which allows the ent cleaning products. the surface layer and creating a remove, because they go com- fine dust. paint to adhere better," Frank Muriatic aCId can be used to pletely through the brick, hke "That's why it (sandblasting) saId. clean hard red brick, Comillie Ink through a sponge. really has to be done outdoors," He said pnces vary depend. said, but should not be used on Brick can also develop a Frank said. "I've had people 109 on the size of the building white, tan or other colored chalky stain when water hits a ask me to do the fireplace in and nature of the project, but bricks. Those should be cleaned painted wall and causes some their living rooms, but that estimated that it would proba. with special detergents made of the paint to bleed onto the isn't really possible. Within two bly cost about $2,000 for the for the brick's color and hard- surface of the brick. minutes, the whole room would owner of a small, brick Colonial ness, he said. Cleaning bricks with the be full of dust." house to have his home sand- He carries the Shureklean proper detergent will not hurt He said his workers vacuum blasted. Tuck.pointmg, sealant line of cleaning products for the bricks, but it won't give and sweep up the dust as best and paint are extra. It also bricks, which cost between $9 them a longer life, either. they can and haul it away in costs more to sandblast brick and $23 per gallon, depending "It will just make them look bags when they complete a job. that has been painted than to on the chemicals used. better," Cornillie said. However, some of the dust sandblast unpainted brick, he The detergents must be a~ Another way to remove dirt usually ends up on the custom- said, because he has to sand- plied with a stiff bristle, fiber- and other substances, such as er's lawn, in his or her house, blast deeper into the brick to glass brush, Cornillie said. paint, from outdoor brick sur- and on a neighbor's property, remove paint. "Otherwise, the brush would faces is to sandblast them. because of the wind. Most residential sandblasting dissolve in the detergent," he JObs take a day and a half to Sandblasting, like sandpaper, Some brick is too soft; and too said. removes an object's surface old to be sandblasted, Frank two days, Frank said. And for the safety of your. layer, said John Frank, presi- said. For more information, call self, others, the bncks and the dent of the St. Clair Co., a resi- "Sandblasting will remove the J.C. Cornillie Co. at 822. environment, follow the direc- dential and commercial sand. any loose mortar and blow 5700, or the S1. Clair Co. at 8844818. Prevention is only way to stop damage from subterranean cutworms If you've had cutworm prob- sion entomologist at Michigan soil around the bases of cut lems in your garden before, favorite. Spears are chewed but concentrate cans set down beans or lettuce seedlings, for State University. plants or nearby plants. They don't get caught with your not cut ofT and grow into a fish around plants at planting time. instance - may need chemical Cutworms are the immature can also be hand-collected at plants down this year - take hook shape. Place collars so that the card- controls. Chemical insecticides stage, or larvae, of some non- night with the aid of a flash. steps to prevent cutworm dam- Cutworms aren't fussy eat- board extends 1 inch below the are particularly effective descript small moths. The lar- light. age before it happens. ers, however, and will also feed soil surface and 2 to 3 inches against cutworms while the vae range in color from gray to In the garden, the plants Subterranean cutworms are on the cole crops - cabbage, above the soil. With such a bar. worms are small and actively brown to black.; some have most commonly hit by cu- named for their habit of hiding broccoli, cauliflower, etc. - and rier in place, a cutworm would feeding. spots or stripes, but many have tworms in late spring are in the soil during the day and trans- lettuce, carrots and other vege- have to come up inside the pro- no markings at all. All are plants of tomatoes, pepper&, eg- tables. For more information, call emerging at tlight to snip drab-eolored and hairleas and tective collar to be able to dam- the Macomb County Coopera_ glplant, squash and cucumbers, In the home garden, the easi- age collared plants. plants ofT at or just below the curl into a C shape when dia- tIVe Extension Service Master aDd MeCi1ings of beans, com est way to shield young trans- Crops that would be difficult soil surface as they feed, ac- turbed. The larvae can be Gardener Hotline, 469-5063, on and other warm season crops. plants is with cutworm collars, or impossible to protect with cording to Ed Grafius, elden- found 112to 1 inch deep in the Asparagus spears are another circles of cardboard or old juice Monday, Wednesday and Fri. cardboard collars - rows of day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. HURRYI Sale Ends une 27th POINTE PLAZA The Address Speaks For Itself Hospital Medical Center, Pointe Plaza offers over 120,000 square feet of distmctive office space. The convenience of working in your neighborhood and the easy access from 1-94 and 1-696 allows this IATUWGAS NATURAL dynamic location to serve businesses GRIll and shoppers from the immediate CAS GRILL In the heart of the Grosse Pointes, ° 30,000 BTU • Inground Post Included areas as well as the surround 109 areas ° Porcelain stands Pomte Plaza. ThiS unique of Metropolitan Detroit who have Cooking Gnds • 44,000 BTU business environment ISrecogmzed as ° Bowtle Bllmer the desire to create a golden oppor- ° Jnground Post one of the area's most distingUished ° Side Sheff tumty for your business. Extra addresses. Space is now Contemporary, yet GRILL RENTALS available from claSSIC.Pomte Plala's Great for any occaSion, pig roasts, large 1,000 square feet. parties. Reserve yours today exceptIOnal deSign ISa We mvite your settmg of qUiet beauty mqumes. C:RILL WIth ItS premlUm- TU.B-UP quality finIshes of POinte Plaza ISa SPBCIAL Imported marble and Jomt venture of COME SEE OUR LAROE If you $20 bring It In SELECnON OF TOOLS, polished brass Stunning m ItS Schostak Brothers COVERS & ACCESSORIES and the St. Clair Health CorporatIOn elegance and good taste, POinte Piala ..l.. $30 In House WE'RE YOUR combine., 5-.,tory executIVe office @ Sennce #1 DEALER bUlldmgs. upscale shops and dining, $35 Plckea up WHEN IT COMES TO BBO and extensive covered and reserved & Delivered PARTS & ACCESSORIES parking. Located at the prominent mtersectlon Call DaVId S Greene. ,~'RQJ[f' -._- - of Moro.,., and Mack Avenue. and VIce PreVlden/ at adJacent to the renowned St John (313) 262.1000. 23400 MACK AVENUE (Just south Of 9 Mile) MON FRIDAY 10-7 775-0570 SAT 10 6 CLOSED SUNDAY •t 2C June 13, 1991 Real Estate Grosse Pointe News Design features lattice The three.bedroom South. I SOUTHWIND wind combmes the open feel of modern hving With true prl. ...::.---.41111111111 vacy and style. As a primary home or vacation retreat, the 0:> .. 1 ~ ~;" ':',l0 ~ ., 1 Southwmd provides comfort ~ '...... , and convenience. The attached garage adds I F1~ , . II ~ t~~ that extra touch of protectIOn ~ ~ --"'" I and practical space, containmg storage space and a utihty area Access to the lower floor of the home IS through an m- dented exterior foyer off the front deck or from the garage. Both doors open mto an entry. CWE,uLL OM:NSKWS 34-D I !\II.(l way which IS provided with a lIVIN(j m• ...".lH4 G.UlAoCiE ~71Soq1J_r.tl coat closet A half bath and CO'Jt;1U(j( 15M I4UM ,"I laundry room are located off LOWER Fl OOR PLA~J the entryway, To the nght, a VISitor finds the stairway and the beckoning access to the impressive hvmg room, which features a huge LOOKING FOR A MORTGAGE? latticed Window m the rounded. CALL Wisteria GothIC style. This window pro- VIdes both an unobstructed Jecmnette Szulec: of Grosse Pointe Shores stands Dear one of two flowering wisteria David A. Vicari which produced a spectacular show of blossoms for the first time in eight years. The trees view and natural lighting. The 911-&110 were a birthday gift from her mother eight years ago. Szulec: credits the display on the hearth for the practical wood stove is located next to the OUR CORPORAT1ON IS BACI I June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Real Estate 3C "Homes of Quality & Value" Spectacular Sunrises Great entertaining traffic pattern All large rooms Family room, formal dining room, library/den, huge first floor master sUiteand firstfloor laundry. Four large bedrooms, two full baths plus two half baths Finished basement, profeSSionallylandscaped and decorated with Inground gunite pool Priced under $400,000. CALL ADELL STOVER: 886.5800 or 884-6103 po... 0 , f II , '" COLDWEll BANKER SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE Contemporary MasterpIece! Award.WlnnIng gar- 18780 Mack Ave .. Grosse POinte Farms dens with sculptures. Glass walled home Wlth fabu. lous VIewsof the gardens and lake. Blue Ribbon Award Condominium Great Value 4a DAMMAN REALTORS 17646 Mack • 886-4445 1- mREAL TORe RED CARPET 1-800-882-6458 KElm liThe Red Carpet TIeatment!" LAKEPROPEQTY NEAR LAKE6T CLAIR ~*~ ... ::~ )1& 17525 Maumee. Five bedroom, three and one half 22061 Shorepomte. Townhouse, two bedroom. one Yt# ~ bath, new kitchen. Perfect condition. Ready to move and one half bath OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 p.m. 811 ..- -t into. $114.000. Charming 1910House PRICE REDUCED • ....." ? &/) "." I' ? " PANORAMIC VIEW of the lake and rIver from PRESTIGIOUS LIVINGl Spacious bedrooms! almost every room. Spacious first floor master bed. Llbrary WIth French doors leadmg to covered ter- room sUlte. Imported marble entryway FamIly race. Beautlful kltchen WIth oak cabinets and pan. room overlookmg wooden deck facmg the water try! Laundry room with washer and dryer. Two full Very spacious home with park-like setting. This baths with whirlpool. Many walk m closets and full home even has an Indoor swimming pool and basement. This condominium has over 2,000 square recreatIOn room with bowling lanes. Very well feet ofhvmg area. Call today. Move in at clOSIng priced' 305 Rivard. Three bedroom, one bath, screened 332 McKinley. Four bedroom, one and one half porch. bath, garden room. Call Sally Coe: 885.2000 or 885.5094 Call U. Por Your Free Manet AaaI;vIb Anti COLDWELL BANKER SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE RelocatioD Paeka,el We Haft Map, City ScnIee IDfonaatiOD; Ete. 74 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Fanns . ' . fOUQ NEWLI~TINC6 NEW LI~TINC NEW LI~TINC OPEN 6UNDL\ Y '2-4 on't millS the opportunity to own tlns spacious eat the rent trap with thIs very quiet Grosse his lovely Woods Bungalow won't last long! Dpillared Colonial in a prime Park location. B Pointe CIty condomimum. Located on a tree- A NEW LISTING at 821 RIVARD in the City of Entertainment sized rooms and great floor plan. T Just look at its wonderful features - formal Grosse Pointe. Cheery and bright, this three or hned street this home has two bedrooms, central dining room, family room, three bedrooms, one-and- Den, family room, five bedrooms and central air. air, two-ear garage and an open Spac10USfeeling. four bedroom home haa a newer furnace, central one-half baths, deck and a lovely yard. Call today! aIr, sprinkler system, security system and roof. OPEN &UNDAY 2-4 OPEN ~UNDAY 2-4 OPEN ~UNDAY 2-4 NEWER LI~TINC rivaey, location, price and size an combine in .Q ummer ume and the living ISeasy!There is still heerful Colonial located at 857 UNIVERSITY. ocated In the Woods on a quiet cul-de-sac, this P this gracious family Cape Cod at 32 S. DUVAL <.9 time to ease into gracious living In a practIcally in the Shores. Country kitchen and first floor C Three bedrooms. extra-large kItchen, formal L qwet and immaculate three-bedroom ranch has maintenance free three.bedroom, two-bath home. dInmg room, and sun room. Newer garage and a newer kitchen and decorating, central air condi. laundry for Mom. Separate den/officefor Dad. Stop by 45 WINDEMERE on Sunday. roofs. RecreatIon room. Priced in the one-thIrty's. tIomng much more for the low $100's. WlIY BE CRAMPED A WELL-KIPT fAMILY HOME LUXURY WORTII TtIE PRICE •It I. or space? A pleasant surprise is in store when n your own private world. Secluded backyard OW pnced for under $120,000, thIS UnIque F you discover thIs Colomal in Harper Woods Iartd gracious home fit for a kIng! Six bedroom, ucked away on a cul-de.sac near the lake, this WIth Its special touches throughout The very N home IS a fantastIC bargaIn. It features two T five.bedroom Farm home aWaIts you. A lovely three baths, a Cox and Baker kItchen, gleammg baths snd deck plus new WIndows and beveled lIvable floorplan, qUIet settIng and Grosse Pomte enclosed porch overlooks a charmIng garden. New hardwood floors In the heart of the Fanns. leaded glass WIndows,furnace WIth central aIr and Schools. Pells Windows, updated kItchen add to the roof effiClency ~IB EPC0 EIIf'lOYH 886-6010 ~11OM 114 Kercheval MEMBER OF GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS AND MULTI LIST SERVICE, MACOMB COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS, MICHIGAN MULTIPLE USTING SERVICE, MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF REAL 1'V)RS AND THE N.(l'fONALASSOCIATlON OF REALTORS • • ------~.,." -...-...-....-._- --- - ... MICROGRAPHIC & ElECTROMIC IMAGE CONVERSI~ SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSUL TAT tON CMlCRoeTEC ellK. PHONE (517) 792 0934 so. s HAMILTON 11llOO) 968.3456 4C June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Classified~~ Advertisin~ ~ 882-6900 Fax# 882-1585 DEADLINES INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 • Monday 4 p m - ALL BORDER HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES GUIDE TO SERVICES and MEASURED (sperlal type. 200 General 600 AMC 708 Houses Wanted to Rent bold. caps. etc l must be In our 900 Air ConditIOning 944 Gullers 20 t Help Wanted. Babysitter 601 Chrysler 709 Townhouses/Condos For oHlCa by Monday 4 p m 901 Alarm InSlaliatlOnlRepalr 945 Handyman 202 Help Wanted. Clerical 602 Ford Rent • Monday 4 p m - ALL CANCELS 946 Hauling 203 Help Wanted . 603 General Molars 902 Aluminum Siding 710 Townhouses/Condos 947 Heating and Cooling or CHANGES must be In our oHlce 903 Dental/Mad lCal 604 Antique/ClassIc Wanted Appliance RepairS by Monday 4 p m 948 InsulatIOn 204 Help Wanted. DomestIC 605 Foreign 904 Asphalt Paving Repair 711 Garages/Mini Storage For 949 JanitOrial Servll"e • 12 Noon Tuesday - Regular liner 205 Help Wanted. Legal 606 Jeeps/4-Wheel Rent 905 AutolTrucK Repair 950 Lawn MowerlSnow ads No borders. measured. can. 206 Help Wanted. Part. Time 607 Junkers 712 Garges/Mini Storage 906 Asbestos ServICe Blower Repair cels or changes on Tuesday 207 Help Wanted. Sales 608 PartslTlreslAlarms Wanted 951 Linoleum CASH RATES 12 words $500. 907 Basement Waterprooling 208 Employment Agency 609 Rentals/LeaSing 713 Industrial Warehouse locksmIth each additional word 45e $1 00 908 Bath Tub Refinishing 952 610 Sports Cars Rental 940 Mirror ServICe fee for billing 909 BICYcle RepairS SITUATION WANTED 61t Trucks 714 LIVing Quarters to Share 946 MovlngJStorage OPEN RATES Measured ads. Maintenance 612 Vans 715 Motor Homes For Rent 953 MusIC Instrument Repair $10 04 per Inch Border ads. 300 Babysltters 613 Wanted To Buy 910 Boat Repairs/Maintenance 954 301 ClerICal 7 t 6 Offices/Commercial For Pa Inhng!Oeoo rating $11 12 per Inch Additional charg. 911 614 Auto Insurance Rent Brick/Block Work 954 Paper hanging es for photos. art work. etc 302 Convalescent Care 717 Offices/Commercial 912 BUlldlnglRemodeling 925 Patios/Decks CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP 303 Day Care Wanted 913 BUSiness Machine Repair 956 Pest Control We reserve the right to classify 304 General RECREATIONAL 718 Property Managemenl 914 Carpentry 953 Plano TumngJRepalr each ad under ItS approprIate 305 House Cleaning 719 Rent with Option to Buy 915 917 Plastering heading The publisher reserves 306 House Sitting Carpet Cleaning 650 Airplanes 720 Rooms tor Rent 957 Plumbtng/Heatlng the right to edit or reject copy sub- 307 Nurses Aides 916 Carpet Installallon 651 Boats and Motors 721 VacatIOn Rental-- 958 Pool ServICe mitted for publICation 308 OffICe Cleaning 917 Ceiling Repair 652 Boat Insurance Florida 903 Refrigerator ServICe CORRECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS 309 Sales 918 Cement Work 912 653 Boat Parts and ServICe 722 VacatIOn Rental- Remodeling Responsibility for display and clas- 9t9 Chimney Cleaning Roofing ServICe 654 Boat Storage!Oockage Out of State 960 Sified advertising error IS limited to 920 961 SclssorlSaw Sharpening 655 Campers 723 VacatIOn Rental-- Chimney Repair either a cancellation of the charge MERCHANDISE 962 Screen Repair 656 Motorbikes Northern MIChigan 921 Clock Repair or a re-run of the portion In error 963 SeptIC Tank Repair 400 Antiques 657 Motorcycles 724 VacatIOn Renlal-- 922 Computer Repair Notification must be given In time 964 Sewer Cleaning ServICe 401 Appliances 658 Motor Homes Resort 923 Construction Service for correction In the folloWing Issue 402 AuctIOns 965 Sewing Machine Repair 659 Snowmobiles 725 Rentals/LeaSing 924 Decorating ServICe We assume no responsibility for 403 BICYcles 660 Trailers 966 S:lpcovers Out.State Michigan 925 DeckslPatlos the same after the first Insertion 404 GarageIYardlBasement 967 Solar Energy 926 Doors Sales 950 Snow Blower Repair REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Snow Removal 405 Estate Sales REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 927 DrapeTles 943 ANNOUNCEMENTS 406 Firewood BOO Houses For Sale 928 DressmakinlTalloring 962 Storms and Screens 700 Apts/FlatsIDuplex- Stucco 100 Personals 407 Flea Market 80t CommerCial BUildings 929 Drywall 968 Grosse POlntelHarper 969 SWimming Pool ServIce 10t Prayers 408 Household Sales 802 CommerlCal Property 930 ElectrICal ServICes Woods 803 CondoslAptslFlats 970 TV /RadlOICB RadIO 102 lost and Found 409 Miscellaneous ArtICles 931 701 AptsJFlatslOuplex- Energy Saving ServICe 971 Telephone Repair 410 MUSICal Instruments 804 Country Homes DetroltlBalance Wayne 932 EngravlnglPrlntlng 972 TenniS Court 411 Off,ce!Buslness Equlpmenl 805 Farms. County 933 Excavating 973 Tile Work SPECI~ SERVICES 412 Wanted to Buy 806 Florida Property 702 Apts/Flats!Ouplex- 807 Investment Property 934 Fences 943 Tree ServICe t 05 Answering ServICes 913 St ClalT ShoreslMacomb 808 lake/River Homes 935 Fireplaces Typewriter SeTVIce 106 Camps Upholstery County 809 LakelRlver Lots 936 Floor SandlnglReflnlshlng 938 107 Catering ANIMALS 974 VCR Repair 703 Apts/FlatsJDuplex- 8t 0 Lake/River Resorts 937 Furnace Repair/InstallatIOn t 08 Drive Your Car 975 Vacuum Sales/ServICe Wanted To Rent 811 Lots For Sale 938 Furnrture Refinishing/ 109 Entertainment 500 Adopt A Pet 976 VentilatIOn Service 704 Halls For Rent 812 MortgageS/Land Contracts 110 Hea~h and Nutrition 501 Birds For Sale Repair 954 Wallpapering 705 Houses- 813 Northern MIChigan Homes 111 Hobby InstructIOn 502 Horses For Sale 939 Glass. Automotive 977 Wall Washing Grosse POlntelHarper 814 Northern MlChiQan Lots 112 MusIC EducatIon 503 Household Pets For Sale 940 Glass. Residential 903 Washer!Oryer Woods 815 Out of State Property 113 Party Planners/Helpers 504 Humane Societies 941 907 Waterproofing 706 DetroltlBalance Wayne 8 t 6 Real Estate Exchange Glass RepairS - 114 Schools 978 Water Sof1enlng 505 Lost and Found County HDtJses- B17 Real Estate Wanted Stal ned!Beveled 115 TransportatlOnITravei 979 Welding 506 Pet Breeding 707 Houses- 818 Sale or lease 942 Garages 1t 6 TutorlngJEd ucatlOn 980 Window Repair 507 Pet EqUipment St ClalT Shores/ 943 Snow Removal/ 819 Cemetery Lots 98t Window Washing 117 Secretarial ServICes 508 Pet Grooming Macomb County 820 BUSiness Opportunities Landscaping 982 Woodburner servICe 100 PfRSONMS 101 PRH!R\ 101 PRAYERS 101 PRAYfRI 'I, "1USIC EDUCATION MURDER ",1 :,j'l' '. I .. --." :i', '.' 'I .- May' the Sacred Heart of May 1he Sacred HliIrt of PRAYER TO THE PRAYER TO THE Are you dying for a great FL~~:~U: HOLY SPIRIT FOUND MlIIl's wallet, June YOUNG, enthusiastic ex. - Jl:lsus be adored, gIori- Jesus be adored, glen- Holy ~Y~PI~ make birthday party? Are you or any air awards 8S5- Holy Spirit, you Who' make 1. VIcinity NoIre Dame perienced teacher' will good at solving murder fled, loved and preserved fled, lowld and preserved me see everything and Pharmacyl Kercheval. mativaIe your child to en- mystenes? Is you caJen.. _1_08_1_. _ me see everything and throughout the world now throughout the world now who shows me the way to 882~180. Pi piano lessons. Adults and forever. Oh' Sacred and forever. Oh, Sacred who shows me the way to reach my Ideal. You, who reach my Ideal. You, who also welcome. CaB 885- ~J~neln~1: 3 MARKETEERS Heart of Jesus, pray for Heart of Jesus, pray for ~ :e give me the 0Mne Gift to 8953. give me the Drvlne Gift to more info at: 294-0400 AITport Shuttle us. Workefs of muade!il, us. Workers of miracles, forgive and forget the forgive and forget the ext. 176. Even Agatha Personal Shopping pray for us. St. Jude, pray for us. St. Jude, PIANO Instructions- many wrong that IS done to me wrong that is done to me CAlF ARBUTUS Ctlnsbe can't solve thIS Errands & Appointments helper of the hopeless, helper of the hopeless, years experience, certl- and you who are In all in- and you who are in aI in- PflYATE CAlF mystery. Animal Srtbng pray for us. pray for us. fied. AlIeYels. 839-3057. stances of my life wrth stances of my life with GIRLS 5-17, BOYS 5-10 NEED A BREAK? COMPARE OUR PRICES say this prayer 9 times a say thIS prayer 9 times a me. I, In this short dia- GRAND TRAVERSE AREA me. I, In this short d. PIANO teacher WIth deWee call LIS today day. By the 8th day your day By the 8th day your logue want to thank you JUNE ZhIULY 20 TRY A MASSAGE. end relax tomorrowl Iogue want to thank you has opening for begin- prayer wiN be answered prayer WIll be answered. for everythIng and confinm JULY 21.AUGUST 17 My otIice or your home 885-5416 for everythrng and confinm ning or advanced ~ h has never been known 11 has never been known that I CALL 881-9442 Betsy Brecl • June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News SC 116 TUTORING FDUCATION 200 HHP WANTED GENEHAl 103 HElP WANTED 200 HElP WANTED GENEIlAl 201 HElP WANTID ClERICAl 206 HElP WANTED 300 SITUA flON WANTED 304 SITUATION IIII\NHD DENTM MEDICAL PART TIME BABYSITHRS GE~ERAl DI8APPOtNTED in grades? FULL or part- time collector, CUSTOMER Service Experienced lutor GROSSE POInte Fanns 10- PART- lime ambitious FAMILY style child care Agency expeneoce re- Professtonal. Large De- NURSES per- RETIREES WIll do houle, Reasonable rates Call callOf'l. One person office. SrtIer coming from large quired. Cadieux area. IrOO company IS lookIng sons desiring $12.000 ex- office cleaning, painting, lJsa al 881.2014. Immedlale opening for family of etght Call 885- 885-2264. for mature IndiVIdual 10 PediatrIC Home ~ Case Ira Income per year. 882- ~c Willing to WOI1l Ref. experienced appllcanl on east side. Part. time 6608 8874 References ORGANISTI Choir dlrectCK. work In Customer ServICe Full vartely of general of- erences Call small bust- 111 SFCRlII\RIl\l SIRVI(E) days available. SI Columba EptSC0P8l Department. Preferred flC9, bookkeeping, and TWO days per week, EXPERIENCED Grosse ness, 9a.m. 01' 6p.m. 824- Church seeks qualrfied applicants should have 1 mlOor secretanal tasks Thursday & Friday. To POInle graduating senIOr 0659. CL.ENCAL and TYPing Ser- organist and choir dlrec. to 2 years of experience fleXible hours, Informal CALL (313)n2.S360 work In admlnlStrallve of- seeking summer child vice available in my 305 SITUATION IIII\NrFD tor 10 handle 1 choir, 1 In handling cuslomer Send resume, salary re- fice In Grosse POInte care employrnent Refer- home HOUSI CllANI~(' nfl.0948. service Sunday re- questIOns and problem qUlremenls and refer- PROFESSIONAL 885-2791 ences available 882-1756 LETTER FOR LETTER hearsal. Excellent Skin- solving Full benefits ences to PO. Box 36475, MEDICAL after 2'30 CARMEN'S East area Window Manu- FAX ner PIpe organ. Refllf'- package available For. Grosse POlnle Farms. SERVICES BABYSITTING, 3- 4 days a CLEANING Word ProcessIng ences required Call ward resume and saJary faclurer seeks experr- 48236 affiliated WIth week Have transporta- SERVICE Resume PreparatlOf'l Rector 822-2217. requirements 10: Cus- enced bookkeeper FleXI- RECEPTIONIST needed for lion References avail- No time for housecle8ning? General-Personal Typing ------lomer Service Profes- St. John Hospital ble hours Experienced downtown bUSiness of. able 885-1550. Let our team come and Medical, Legal. Business EXPERIENCED AIde to sional, P O. Box 779. De- only. Nova Window & flC9. Some typing and And Medical Center do It for youl cassene TranscrlptlOl'1 care for elderly Grosse IrOl1, MI 48231 Door, 12915 East Mc- J02 SIWAfION WANHO computer skills neces- eoe Harper-Vernier Pomte lady 565-0142 ONE23- Grosse POInle's NIChols. 527-7900 CONVAlESCENT CAR! SPRING SPEQAL 774-5444 sary Experience Wllh LANDSCAPE help wanted Four S1ar restauranl IS SWitchboard preferred SS HOME SS 10% DIIcount 1Sf tI"" 101 HHP WANHD SAL!~ COMPETENT EXPERIENCED Iyptng ser. lawn cullers, gardeners accepting appIlCallons for Send resume to' Grosse HEALTH AIDES IN-HOME CARe SERVICE 8enior CItizen d£Icount for crfNt S8fV1ng Grosse wartstaff bartenders and vlces. mailings, resumes, POln1e News, Box W-10. Come See us FIRST! Are You serious About TLC elderly, children • Reasonable Pointe. Call Tom 398- bus help Fine dining ex- EIIm up to $8Ihourl proofreading. elC. Grosse POInte MI 48236. Selll- Real Estate? Hourly, overnIQht rates • References Reasonable rates 886- 9226, aftllf' 7'~ pm penence required. Please CALL (313) 772.5360 ... aV8J1abIe Expenenced In • Experienced 2454. EDUCATED and mature apply between 2 and 5 GENERAL OFFICE PROFESSIONAL We are SERIOUS about the Grosse POInle area • Insured part- time sales person p.m 123 Kercheval On- WANTED IMMEDIATELY MEDICAL your SUCCESSI Exten- Previously Hammond RESUMES wntten, edited, • Bonded for fine merchandlS9. Re- The-Hili, Grosse POInle Auto dealership. Expenence SERVICES Slve lratnlng Including pre- A-.._, 30 II 584-n18 updaled. AcademIC. busi- license Experrenced '"'II'" "'7, years- ply 7- 9 a.m. or 4- 10 _F_anTlS _ pref8fTed Excellent bene- affiliated with ness, personal typing agents ask about our censed and bonded YOU DIrty Itl We'll Clean Itl. fits aV8J1abIe ST JOHN HOSPITAL !.Mer pnnting n5-6636. p.m 886-8387 PHONE girls wanted, full or 100% program In Grosse Sally. n2.Q03S. 0fficeI AesIdenbaI Clean- Call 9'00 a.m to 4:30 p.m AND MEDICAL CENTER Ing. Free estimates. Ka- RESUMES, term papers, BENETTON IS In need of a part time poertlOflS avail- Jefferson Chevrolet E.OE POInte, call George Smale NURSE Aide. 20 years ex- part- tlme 8SSIStant man- able. Apply In person af- at 886-4200 penence. cook, light du- thy. 371-4253. theses. A professional 259-1200 FULL- time Receptionist ager Apply Wtlhln, 7 Ker- ler 4 p.m., 15134 Mack Coldwell Banker Ires LIVe In! hourly 881- EUROPEAN Style of c1ean- writer armed with a Ma- computer and LARGE DetrOtt Financial In- needed, Schweitzer Real Estate 6715 Ing. Will refresh your cinlosh laserpnnler WIll cheval FULL time position. Job In- transcrlptlOf'l, expenence stitute has clencaJ open- 19 offtces ------house Local references. creale and pnnt your own COACHES, Teachers, Par- eludes shiPPing & recetv- for a busy Podlalnc of- COMPASSIONATE lady Ing ThIS full tllne posrtlOf'l own Iransportatlon, 7 unique resume. School ents & Ministers. Enjoya- Ing. IIQht truck dnVlng fICe. Please contact office Expect the best with 15 years expenence requIres general clencaJ days a week Washing work proofread and bIe full or part time posl- and assembly work Ex- manager at 968-5550. INDEPENDENT Agents In companIOn atde and knowledge and phone and Ironing. 365-1096. pnnted. 884-9401. tIons available mature cellenl opportunity for own your life JOIn top nurSing care Will do light 'or skills. Complele benefit DENTAL HygteOlst Monday adults. Experience 10 advancment. Must be alhletes In ground floor housekeeping and pre- IF YOU need a house TERM papers, resumes, package avatlable. For- only. 8:30 10 5:30. Mod- saJes helpfUl, but not nec- high school graduate WIth opportunity WIth health pare meals Will stay over cleaner or. babysitter. CIII 1he8es, correspondence, ward resume to Clerical, em office GratlOtl 16 essary For InformallOn excellent drtVlng r8COfd $$$ Maker. 313-446- nIQhl Also possible live- 526-2818. ask for linda. tape transcriptJons. gen- P.O. Box 779, Detrort MI. Mile. Mt. Clemens, 469- call. (313)853-7675. and references. Nova 6992,24 hours In Good references 886- eral typing. Editing. 0. 48231 0931. DEPENDABLE homel pendabIe.521-3300 WEAR Tatlor made clothes! Window & Door. 12915 EXCITING Income opportu- _6_10_2 _ apartment eleaOlng ser. EXPERIENCED office man- DENTAL receptlOf'llSl- Need nlty leaching skin care ~ ... Crlve a Mercedes! Call East McNIChols. Detroit VlC9. AeasonabIe rates. ager WIIh strong book- 396-1065. 24 hour re- MI. 527-7900. expenenced, reliable per- call Patsy at BUSINESS AND keeping/ typing sk~1s m- and make-up application JOur Nursing ns.1303. corded message If you WAITRESS wanled (cock- son for full tlme fronl TECHNICAL SERVICES t&rested in working 3- 5 desk wor1<. Must be de- clinICS for repuIabIe. Inter- ZJ Al . KNOWN and Famous; Eu- have the courage 10 call. lall), part- lime nights nallonal cosmetic firm nome ternative LaurPrintn days a month at small pendable, 4 day work rOpean style cleaning is a It can make you nch. Call after 8 p.m. 778- part! full lime. Tratnlng • Slale Licensed Busmess • Tecluucal law office WIth corporate week, benefits. 574-0100 unique cleaning program IF you wanl earn up _90_10 _ Academic 10 10 cllnlele Resume; Ed. available. Opportunity 10 Family Home for your home, condo or WANTED- dental hygl9rust earn $200 on up a ~. • Medlcal • Den lOll • legal $1,000.- $1,500 per DRIVERS NEEDED! mUnd. Maciorowski, 900 loVing. caring family office. We can give a for restorative and pre- For Inlervlew. conlact atmosphere Letters. Reports. Memos month part lime. Call for Good drtVlng record. Will Buhl Bldg. Detroit MI umque advantage 10 help family practICe. Spreadsheets. inVOiCIng reservations for Under- tram Excellenl money 48226. 496-0960. ventive Jeann 19, m-3831. • Pleasant counlry-hke stay refreshed, provlding Thursday & Friday In surroundmgs Cassette Transcnptlon coverWear Informallon making potentJal Apply in on the spot personal at. GENERAL office, phone & Grosse POInle area. Call CALL Local businesses • 24 hour care Standard. M1ao • Mml mght. June 26th 331- person. tentlOf'l. For free esti- paper work, good phone 886-7336 for intervtew. from home- 1'10 seiling • All amemlies provided mates call 884-0721. "A Personahze"" ~,rv""vN WANl.u -75~- 10\ HElP WANHC BABYSITTERS H&iSECLEANiiiilm ~ opportunity avanable Fatm,s, 48236 assIQnments Some are DOMESTIC 304 SITUATION WANlED honest, efficient, ener. :nr HflP ilYl\NHD GENERAL BABYSITTER needed 3 lemp. to P8fT0. Leave Message UVE. IN companion, 7 MOM'S DAY OFFl GENERAL galle young woman from days a week in my home Legal & Executive Need some time for your- St ClaIr Shores. Experi- Mr. Bryant for toddler. ~7499. Secretaries Mile! Mack area. light ATTENT10N Senlorsl li- cooking, washing & self? Bring your pre- enced & references. 294- ATTENTION 886-1763 . Word processors censed, experienced hair- 2581, after 3-00 8eYenlI new outlets being -----___ NANNY: full time and. per- Data- Entry C1er1 MICROGRAPHIC &- ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION eICitoeTEC elite. PHONE (SI7) 7920934 804 S HAMil TON 1 (800) 968.34S6 6C June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe New. 00 ~ITUATION WANTED ~oo MERCHANOISE 100 MERCHANDI~ ' HOUSE SITTING 100 MIRCHANDISI ~o~ GARAGE YARD 101 GARAGI YARD ANTIQUES ANTIQUES 10 I APPLIANUS I'J l I r.Rf.U 'J\RO IINnOUIS BA~IM!NT SALES HAS[M[NI IAlES !!J\\EMENT \Mr~ TENDER care house and ARBOR ANTIQUES ANN MEISSEN, SERVES, hiS- pet SItting seMCeS We'" MARKET- THE loci hard to find thimbles' REFRIGERATOR $250, ml- MOVING Sale Saturday 61 GIANT Garage Sale Fuml- toriCal STAFFORDSHIRE. IIG MovIng SaJeI Friday feed and exercISe your BRUSHER SHOW, Sun. SHAKER' SILHOU. crowave stove. G.E, 15 1()' 4 20904 Veml9l'. ture, accessories, toys, ROYAL VIENNA, thru &lnday 9 to 3. pets and grve your house day, June 16 Ann ETTES' SILVER Incl $350 Harvest gold Good Waterbedl fish tanks! efC Fnday and Saturday 5055 SPODE, WEDGWOOD 20601 Van Antwerp. 1 that "Irved In i0oi<" while Saline Road, EXit matching seMCes. 6 ster. condition. 331-2176. NSA Alr- watet' filters, 10 a m. to 4:30. 656 lJn- Arbor CHILORENS CHINESE block South of B MIle Rd. you're away Reasonable 175 off 1.94 Over 350 ling salts w/matchlng ------lawn eqUipment, lots of coln. loci NEOLITHIC, GANSU Loveseat WIth 2 matching rates based on daJIy VIS- dealers In quality an- spoons SLEDS W~:~.r~~~ve goodl9S BABY'S Dellght- pine YANG-8HAO QING DY. dark chairs, glass and chrome It(s). Expenenced. C0nfi- tiques and select collectl. SLEIGHS SPATTER. NASTY, YIXING, JADES, ------TWO Family Yard Saler cnb, dresser with chang- cocklaJl table, T.V., pool dential Bonded. 885- bles, all Items guaranteed SPONGEWARE' S~L WHITE Tappan electriC Tons of stuff 20200 Ing table top, nursury CHINESE TEXTILES table, card tables, dJnet1e 9396. as represented and under CABINETS: SPORTING stove, 2 years old $200 Shady lane, Thursday & lamp, bumper pad set, and mise Iutchen uten- CHOCOLATE & ICE & FISHING: STAINED & RESPONSIBLE Profes cover, 5 am. 4 p m 824-8423, 274-824S Friday off Harper, St deluxe stroller, potty sils, bookcases, desk, CREAM MOLDS LEADED GLASS. STICK- sional couple seeks AdmiSSion $3 THIRD MOVING sale Frost free Clair Shores chair, car seat, 9 1's stereo sewing machtne, CHRISTMAS CIVIL PINS STONEWARE 11 house SItting position fOf' SUNDAYS 23rd Season refrigerator ElectriC GARAGE Sale June 13th clothes, much more. etc." RaIn Of' ShHle, WAR COIN OPERATED STOVES STRAIGHT July. 885-47'86. The Ong,nallillf FEATUR. MACHINES CORK. range WIth altached ml- 14th, 15th. B a.m to 5 SatComerdase9toFndaSg Y and klr baby, C8I' ING LoIS Of fresh mer- RAZORS' TEA LEAF' EVERYTHING SCREWS COLOGNES crowave oven Washer p m 2 Of'ang9 velvet u Y Of' caJl JOl SITUATION WANTED TELEPHONES: TEX. seals, JUmper, clolhee, chandise and many deal. and gas dryer Wn'ldow chaIrs, black and white 886-9113. or 881.0148 tWINS AIDES CURRIER & IVES CUT TILES. TIFFANY TILES: toys Nmtento unit with ers new to the market air condlllOner 885-4671 console T V cabinet 9545 GLASS CUTTERS DA. TOLEWARE: TOOLS sanilac. power pad plus games. TLC for the elderly In !hatr loci LAUREL ART, AL. GUERROTYPES DE- ,~J narness maker, booII after 6 stereo, 2 mahogany end STOP Here Firstl Huge four Pre-teen, maternity, home Rell8b1e, honest PHARETTA, GA W/entlre COYS goose, ducks, fish maker, wOOd working KITCHEN remodeling sale tables, crystal humcane family garage sale 1845 adults clothes. BooI I June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 7C G£ YARD 404 CARAG! YARD ~04 GARAG! YARD BASEMIN1 IAlEI SA$EMINT IAlEI IO~ MISC£[lANfOUS 10~ MIICEllANEOUI RAS(MfNT SAm Bill! MIN1 SAm 408 HOUIEHOLD SALES IO~ MISCHIANfOUS ARTICLES ARTIUII AR1ICllI THREE Families, Friday JUNE 14th & 15th, 10 to 5 20122 Norwood. Harper ST. John. Bon Secours and Saturday 10 to 4. 19743 Damman, Harper Woods Thursday thru COMPLETE household fur. MAaNTOSH se computer WEIGHT equipment. all Semor Communlty's An. nlshlngs, BrICk. a. brack. system. 20MB hard drive, purpose power rack can OnEA Coat- SpeetacuIar 463 Allard Rd. 2 blocks Woods Saturday, 9- 4. Furniture, nual Rummage Sale Sat. two sets of china, two floppy dnve, 4 MB Ram, perform bench press, men's canadien otter. North of Moross East of GARAGE 8aJe, June 14th, antiques and collectibles, urday, June 15th, 9- 2 sets of sterling for 12( extended keyboard, man.. squats, military press, Worn 10 times Custom- Mack 15th, 9- 4. Portable dish. Infantl toddlers clothing & Clothing, Jewelry, appll. Frances I & Mayfair). sll- tor, modem. mouse. pull- ups, etc. Gym qual. made In Quebec CIty by Leclerc & Portrols $1,200 GARAGE saJe- toys, btke, washer, art deco Silver toys Items prtced to sell ances. books. & more ver plate flatware, above Thousands of dollars It1 1Iy. 884-5471. clothes, paperback plate, lots of clothes, RAINBOW Estate Sales ga. 18300 E Warren off average clothing for men softwarel $2,500 313- WEIGHT bench and &tarter or best offer 886-7191, 9- 5 dally books, miscellaneous small appliances 740 rage sale 831 Lincoln, Mack & women By appotnt- 852-1606 set of wetghts $50 886- 1797 Severn (4 streets Barrington. Saturday, June 15th, 9- GARAGE sale, 4530 Har- ment From 1000 a m to DECOUPAGE Supplies- 1758 after 6:00 pm PL VMOUTH Voyager spare 430 P m 646-4422. from boxes baskets pteture _ south of Allard). Friday 9- 20927 Lochmoor, Harper 3 We have crawled Into vard Saturday only 10 to wheel & tire Scotts 20" 3, Saturday 9- 1 Woods. Fnday, Saturday, all the cracks, crevices 5 Drnlng table, electric 6 00 P m to 10'00 P rn frameS etc H'aJf pnce CHtLDReH'S Clothing R. drop spreader Craftsman Ch and closets to clean out 886-1553 884-54ge . sale HaJf off tICketed leaf blower, extra attach- SALE Small appliances, 9- 4 3 family IIdrens the clutter and have col- range, bicyCles, kitchen stuff, lots of rnlSC Items ------. pnce Cncket's Corner. ments After 6.30, 882- Jewelry, cryslal, rare _C_Iot_h_es_,_m_'_SC9_"an_eo_u_s_lected linens and laces, 409 MISCHlAN!OUS HORSE 00LlAA MIRROR- 19603 Mack Grosse 1791 ARTlCm books, chaJrs, women's DETROIT historICnetghbor. glassware. pictures and unique, leather, $40. Pointe Woods 881. clothing, miscellaneous hood 1St d GOlF clubs and bag- sa e a ur ay. frames, knick. knacks. 405 ElTATl SALIS MOVING Sale Friday, Sat. FREEZER, GE upnght. 8666. housewares Saturday, 8 J 22nd 930- 430 JunlOf' set $75 886-1758 d 9- 2 247 Rid 12 cublc foot. $50. 464 ('I;v.HU4... une, . tins, rugs, antiques. beds, ESTATE Sale Virginia 5maJI ------to 3 ...... ,'1 Between Parkvl9W and chairs and tables We ur ay, 99- ANTIQUE manne range BEAUTIFUL 9 piece, after 6 pm House, hght oak hutch mont (between Beaupre light $50 Tan khakl SUIT Queen Anne dining room HELP us flnlSh up a large FISke,south of Jefferson, also discovered an Apple With leaded glass doors THREE nice Chairs, dining ~us~~~e) Everythmg (Kuppenhelmer) 40R, set (CIrca 1920'8/ 1930's) garage salel June 13, 14, west of Cadillac. " c With Image- wnter (2 years old) Two antique table with 4 chairs, rea------worn four limes, $35. 17" curved front buffet and sonably pnced 531.5615. 15. 15370 Ego, East De- MOVING Sale- 9258 Bed. prtnter, large Fedder steamer trunks Nice BEAUTIFUL Pine entertain. round solid brass PQA. china press with burled trait, 9 to 4 ford, Thursday~ Saturday, casement air conditioner, trundle and rollaway ment center HlQhquality. THOLE Window, $50. walnut mlaidecl front JACUZZI tub, FREE 885- GARAGE 8aJe1 Something 9- 4 Player Plano, aluml' toys, SkiS, clothes. beds Kenmore washer excellent COnditIOn 76" CAR PHONE- RadiO $2,250 885-7839. 0118. for everyonel 1212 Bea. num row boat, stove, re- drapes, rods and corn- Girls clothes household & )( 40" Hudson's current Shack $25 882-3no TWO custom Ethan Allen NOVATEL transportable consfleld. June 14th & frrgerator, antiques, furnl- ICes Corne one, come Items 18700 Kingsville 2 pnce $1.800 Will saCri. ' chal Ik cellular phone, pnstlne 15th. 9 a m to 4 p m ture. miscellaneous all. something for every- blocks North of Morass, 1 f,ee for $1,100 or best THREE Oary pnnts. Great rs, I e new. 881- l 885-1449 Lakes sanes, museum _37_50_. _ condltlOl"l, $100. Bnan, RaIn or shine! MOVING Sale 11499 one No presales please block East of Kelly 886-2021, leave mes- GARAGE sale, Saturday 9 laing Fnday, Saturday, RUMMAGE saleI 1127 Mar- Thursday, Friday 6113 8 ------quality 885-4075 after 4 ANTIQUE onental Couns- sage to 5. 973 Balfour 9- 4. Everything must gol yland, Grosse POinte to 4 p m STERLING sliver. lovely MOVING sale- 5 l8Ce tan, 12 x 18. Ethan Allen service for 12 With servo FrerlCh ProVincial pbed- roll top Selig sectIOnal. AUTOMOBILE, Home or 40 YEARS of household FIVE family block sale Sat- Park. Saturday, 9 to 5, CHIPPENDALE bookcase! rng pIeces. Frances the I, desk Woodard Tufted leather sofa. Cof. Health Insurance at very rtems! 22001 13 Mile off urday, June 15th, 9- 5 Sunday. 9 to 3 secretary $750 Chlppen- 88 Pieces total, most room set, fee tables R Lam pleasing rates 790-6600. of Harper, St Clair BIShop & Cornwall. MIS- GARAGE Sale! Friday, Sat. dale camelback claw and pieces never used call wrought Iron furniture. ugs. ps Shores. June 14th & cellaneous Items, furnl' urday. 9 to 5 19315 ball sofa $1,450 Chip- 886-1553. after 6 00 m slos and boots, Sears uJr Bookcases New dryer. CONTEMPORARY • cream! ------p- tight freezer, buffet, Patio furniture Must sell' th 9- 5 ture Woodland (Kellyl Bea- pendale claw and ball tea rattan COUCh & love seat, TANDY 2B6 color monitor, stereo, od painting, mlS- 652-6389 $50 for both 881.2303. 15 , GARAGE <>_'_. 21659 Cen. consfleld). Some of every- table $750 Small drop- pnnter abd software cellaneous.822-1624 --J-AMES--A-.-MON--N-I-G- GARAGE sale. 10 speed ...... thlngll front Chippendale desk C1asslfled AdYerttslng bike, larger women's terbrook Court (off York. ------$375 Pair of Empire Ideal for office and home ARDSMAH Reel BOOKSELLER use Must sell Only V 5eff ~Ied 15133 KERCHEVAL 882-6100 clothes and more n4 town) Thursday. Friday THREE family All kinds of chaJrsWithcarved swans :::t Retell Adverttslng Washu'9lon. Fnday, Sat. and Saturday, 10 to 5 Items Friday & Saturday, $650 9 piece Mahogany $950 Hurry' 881-1817 ...... $ ,..e:", ..<:.. 331.2238 ------condItIOn, 75. ~9. 8824500 urday 9- 2. PIANO, wall unrts. head. 1Q.5 19199 Edgefield at dining room set $1,350. WEDDING gown. traditional ------Selected books New. Room PORCH Sale- saturday 9 to boards, childrens books, _K_'ngs__ vl_lle_____ 4 Piece Art Deco bed. style, V neck, candlelight NEW bridal gown, hand bought and SOld 882.2094 12,279 Hillcrest romance novels. freezer. TWO Family garage sale. room set $750 DUrlCan With pearls, size 12. beaded, Ivory shantung. Vintage Video Rentals CHERRY curio cabinet, 6 HI ~ Estat Sale clothes, pictures. bikes. Thursday, Friday, satur. Phyfe sofa. $350 Un. Headband slIye veil with Jim Hl8lm ~~101'1, ~ KARASTAN Oriental rugs months old, 36 X 74, ...... e Moving . June 22 and 23, 10 to 5. day 10 to 5. GirlS and usual dropfront secretary pearls Best offer n1. 6. $450. Onglnal pnce, (9x12, 9x15, area rugs) $700. 781-6760. 590 RenaUd, Grosse 19915 Salisbury, SCS, large womens clothes, desk carved With full bod- 9824 after 5 $900. 7'73-8873, after 5 '" ._- carved 4 ------pm W\oIaVII SIZ8 pas- POInte Woods. Furniture, North of 8 mile, East of antique bed and stove led woman, lions, leaves MUST sell. All 0CC88I0n .• ter bed. Chippendale Ex. BEAUTY equipment. C0m- clothes, draperies, house- Beaconsfield. n1-D426, 20444 Elkhart, Harper and faces Late 1800's cards and display units OFFICE chairs galore, ecutIve desk. Mahogany plete 2 chair salon. Hy- hold Itams. Saturday, after 5 Woods. $875. Mahogany oval (together or separate). deske, flies, cabinets. china cabinets and break. draulics, stationa, mirrors, bowls, dryers, reception ~~to J5~ne 15th and GRANDMA'SI Grandpa's -FU-R-N-IT-U-RE--,-I-am-ps-,-t-a. carved mirror $175. Ma. 881.7211 locker., shelve., tool fronll. exquisite inlaid ------box.. , work carta, and buffet and server Large desk and waiting furnI- Cottage Sale. 2128 Lan- bfe8, sofa, love seat, girls hogany gateleg table with ture. Newer equipment In MEN'S deslgner suits, 42 L, caster, Thursday 10 to 7. & babies clothing, toys, carved drawer. $375. KITCHEN set, wood grain much much more. 886- 88lectlon of oll piJntlng&, dl'8ll8 shlrts 18-35. Lady's books d lots of ho Two Queen Anne Mahog. ForrlllC8, long table, 8 8720. ("Hunt Scenee, PastoraI8, eXcellent condition. W111 cIothee DIshes 8 Friday 10 to 5. Saturday an use- any child or doll chairs. chairs. $95. 881.7104 _WANT DIamond SoIl- StIli Uvee and Portraits). sell u package or seper. ,.~ .,":" lI8MMI. 10 to 2. hold items. Top quality. .""'" each. Household ate. G_, 3 -, serves ----____ saturday, June 15th. 9- -..;, LEGAL f,1es (two 4 drawer), taire; Certified VS2, SeIs of Mahogany dining a.7090. 12. Many ml8c. Great GARAGE sale, Saturday, 5. 926 Balfour, Grosse sale! 313-852.1606 console stereo, CD white, 1.43 ct.; Best offer. room chairs, 0Y8I dining BOVS BIKE , Ilx drawer buys. Saturday 8- 5. 912 June 1~, 10 to 4. 27 Sea. Potnte Park. IRIS player, lamps, micro. 488-7291 Monday- FrI- room table with 2 leaves, dreeser, CI1b and mat. BelkxJr,(Park). con HIli, Grosse Pointe CHILDREN'S home of De- KAUFMAN AND ASSOC. wave, etc. 331.7201 day. mahogany bedroom 881 tl'88l. 881-2528. ANNUAL BLOCK Sale. Farms, off Lakeshore trolt. 900 Cook Rd. cam. InVItesyou to a wonderful WINDOW 8lr COnditioners- COMMODORE 64 C with with hignboy. French sat. BABV furniture. I.Jke new. June 15th. 10 a.m. to 4 FURNITURE Salel Saturday pus Corner open Satur. Estate Sale. On Fnday & Chmatrol 9 500 btu 2 color !tor dIec drive Inwood bedroom set with Crib. drel88t with at- p.m. Grayton between June 15th. 9 to 4. 1931 day 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. saturday, June 14th & years old $200 Sears 1541 ~1ot8 'of IOftware Inlay, Queen Anne and tached mirror, changing Frankfort and South. NOIWOOd- Hammond .or- Clothes, toys. furniture. 15th, 1(). 4 (Numbers at 18000 btu $100 nt. 884-~"'" . Frenctl wlngbeck chairs, table. Must seel 886- hampton. gan $350. Dark pIne mise items. 8:00 a.m ) ' • I~. Chippendale camelback 4383. 3849. , MAHOGANY buffet, dining sofu, Ioveee8tI ancI cor. MSCEI LANEOUS & much kitchen set $250. Upright ------3627 Maxwell Ct. KENMORE gas stove, 41' , room table, china C8t* feetabIes. Antique (hand- J 14th 15th 9- freezer, sofas, chairs, 1109 Roslyn- 9 AM to.Noon B'lrm'lngham MAC PLUS computer 1 more. une , , rocker cabinets small June 15th. Baby items, $75 Brown plaJd sofa. net. All $550 buffet made) secretary desks meg, RAM, $800. Exter. 3.21303 UttIestone. Wur- tables: 4 piece d~rk nine skis. household Items. lahser between 82" long, $90. 885-7378. $150,4 teek woOd dining; and Governor W1nthrop litzer Juke box, washer. ..' Off naI 800K drive, $125. portable dishwasher, bedroom set. $500. THREE family garage sale Maple(15 Mile) DINING room set, 8 PI8C8, kitchen chains, $60 each, secretary. Traditional 823-2223. Jacobean, very good green area Chippendale din- con- apple rug, desks, 48" JOHN DEERE c0m- compressor, 65 ~Ion MOVlNQ SALE June 14th Wednesday June 12th- & Quarton(16 Mile} dltlon, chairs need work, $30. 884-9056. Ing room set (buffet, ta- aquanum & cabtnet, silk through 15th, 9 until 5 Saturday June 15th, Contents includes Duncan mercial mower, 1988, $800 822-7142 QUEEN Anne dining room bla, chairs) $800. Mahog- flowers and supplies, 1 22661 l..akeIand". (Gln<'&he 11699 Lansdowne, De- Phyfe dining room set 12.5 Kaw, $1,400 or belt. bndaJ/1 bodes maid boIJ. Iake,'betwaen jQ'.JUld1l11 trOll" between Morang with buffet and china SEARS 8 horsepower trae- table with table pad pkA8 1ftY' .Intenors, 506 S. ~2Z4B. ... '" quel, 2 WIng Chairs,lamp. Mile) Furniture, antiques, and Whittier cabinet" 2 French Wing tor, electnc stan, head- foor side chaJrs; SIde- Washington, Royal oak. lights, gOod conditIon board. $600. 885-1124. _545-4__ 1'_0 _ SINGER sewlllg machine in SUNDAY, June 16th 9 garden tools, clothes and Strat I 9 chaJrs" 2 Queen Anne cabinet. $125. lronrlte, am .• 6 p.m, 585 Holly. mISC.items. (T dark° ounelouers Wing ch8lrs" Ch,ppen- _$300__ 8_22-6408____ WANT BAKER 18th century repr0- $80, child's school desk ------wo) blue v r reel.. dale camel Back sofa" duction dining room surte with seat attached, $85. B & W 801 Matnx senes 2 ADS (clr 1950). 15 pteCes. =.,~nt~~ BLOCK sale, Amherst. nero wallsaver chairs, Gold console with marble 884-5498. recliner sofas- like new. June 14th & 15, 9- 4. Scotchguard protected. 8 top" Sofa bed" Cam- prof9SSlOl1almonitor loud call In Mahogany, excellent con- One block South of 12 months old, EXCELLENT ""'""n chest bedroom set" MAGNAVOX 26" ooIor with mower, yard furniture, CONDITION Three year ..-'" =ers~n~~~ a:'a:: Early ;~.' ~:'~', Mile, between Jefferson Appliances; washer & dryer, ~~f~ remote on swivel base, ~~'d=: t~~=: & Greater Mack. Thirty upholstery warranty tn. refngerator, freezer, m.. Mint $4300 firm MusIC GROSSE POINTE NEWS MI 48066. $225 Mens mountam families dueled. Patd $1,100 ask- crowave, antique washing lovers only call 884-3764 882-6900 -DIN-INQ--room--set-.-pec2--., bike ( womeos 10 speed games, antiques, sports. '"9" $675- for palrl or best machIne Sch n. <'22-4734 Must sell! Info 773-8979 HUGE yard sale Friday- offer AccesorJ9S, Brass beds" PRECIOUS Moment coIlec. Oval table, 6 chairs, buf. SUnday, June 14th- 16th, 884-9583 Leave Message brass labIe lamps" brass tlon for sale Indivldually fat, 2 leaves 331-0452. LIKE new, round glass top. POLL V'S MovIng! Priced to 9- 6. Clothes, baskets, fl r 'th or In groups Excellent VICTORIAN Bed & dresser, breakfast table & 4 selll Baby Items- leather toys, glassware & collect.. GARAGE Sale, Saturday oar amp WI onyx COndrtlOn.Gall 527.2880. 1890's, for sale. $650. chairs. $400. Antique ta- ~""'-'--."'" bias M 15th 10 to 4. 20419 Fleet. base" onentaI Jars" lots coats. _ClUUtUUlO" vans. ,acoy, Hall, Shaw- f t I rt k* KENMORE washer & gas Call 33H)343, leave ble WIth 2 leaves, $50. Toys. arcade End nee. OCCUPied Japan, wood. 0 onen a a wor mas- games. dryer, $75 each. Large _sage _ Washer. $75. 772.9632. ta ble. bedroom sets. Hull, depre5SlOn glass ------GARAGE SaJe- antiques, MISC9lIaneous,china" crystalTons& Sliverof de- hand made cradle, great ANTIQUE ChaIse IoYngr- 1452 L.akepointe. Satur. 34060 Jefferson, St OaJr stereo equipment, signer clothes, shoes and ONE WalnU1cnb WIth mat- for IMng room, $50. Girts French Country style WIth day. Sunday 10 to 4 _S_hor_es_.______clothes, toys. house. bags" linens" Macontosh tress, 3 bumperl contorter 3 speed blke. blue, $40. carving, CherTy wood. sets, mISe baby Items. wares. much more Fn. Computer & loaded base- 886-5747. $475. CaJl343-0518 773-Sl)27 ~05 ESTATE SAllS ~05 ESTATE SALES day, saturday, 9- 5 1384 ment SOO ANIMALS 500 ANIMALS Berkshire call H~llIne for directions 500 ANIMMS 500 ANIMALS , ADOPT A PET ADOPT A PH __ .. MOVING Sale. 15223 626-6335 ADOPT A PET ADOPT A PET \.'\ \. '\ \. \. .. Young, between Kelly & ESTATE Sale, 24601 Pnn- \. \. \. \. \. \. Hayes June 13th, 14th, ceton, St Oalr Shores. (7\ b () () /I & 15th, 1(). 4 10 and 1-94 Saturday ....~ailt OW c9tate ba~e9 FIVE family sale. QUality June 15th 10 a.m to 4 r:STATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATIONS clothing for tots to sen- _p_m__. _ Excellent Complete Service 1Ol'S. blkes. baby furnrture, ROSEDALE Park- Whole Glen end Sharon Burkett paper box, exercise house to Include furn!- References 885-0826 eqUipment, turtle sand ture, diShes, glassware, box, great toys, plus lots HeISey, Stueben. knick more. Saturday June knacks, collectibles, 15th. 9 a.m. 4 pm much more. stili unpack- 22521 Alger, between 8 Ing 14521 Stahelln [l 1/2 & 9 Mile off Mack blocks west of Southfield, Ave. Pnced to sell. 3 blocks south of Fen- HUGE Garage Sale. Satur. kell) ThUrsday, &- 13. 3 FI' Itt. Itt... I,.Itt... day & SUnday, 9- 4 964 pm. 7 pm, Fnday 6- •• ~ ~.. 't k_ ne" h 111Mtilt •. Lakepolnte, Grosse 14. 10 am - 4 pm, Sat- Also adult cats and dogs are looking for new homes Pomte Ram or ShIne' urday 6- 15, 10 am - 4 NORTHERN SUBURBAN ANIMAL WElFARE LEAGUE COLLECTIBLESt Phono. _p_m _ 773-6839 graphs and mlscella. ChIChI IS a cute little TIGER is a beautiful neous 451 Kerby, USE OUR FAX three ye ar old three year old male OVER 15 YEARS OF SERVICE References Grosse POinte Farms, Manchester He's house. He's lOVIng,gentle and June 14. 9 to 5 and June C." .nd InqUire about our broken and very affec- already neutered. He's 15, 10 to 3 KATHERINE ARNOLD FAX MACHINE. When tionate. He would be good with children and HOUSEHOLD, btkes, KIds lime '* short end our lines perfect for a childless housebroken & ASSOCIATES Komer Thursday. Fnday, • re busy, you can simply couple . 1(). 4 570 Neff FAX the copy along with Estate ..Moving Sales bllHng end cItegory ANTIQUES, collectibles In1onnItIon. and more Saturday and CALL 771.1170 Sunday 9- 4 4831 GUll- QAOSSE POINTE NEWS Appralul. ford 882-6900 Antique. BOSTON • Edleon hIStone area Block estate! ga- rage sale Saturday, June WE BUY BOOKS 15th, 9- 3 On Longfellow IN YOUR HOME CASPER the friendly cat! He is neutered and ~ SUSAN HARTZ Street between Wood- Free Offers lAJGROSSE POINTE CITY ward 5econd declawed with a beautiful white coat and green 11artZ & No Obligation 886008982 eyes. He is litter trained and available for HOUSEHOLD SALES GARAGE sate furniture, Appraisals Furnished appIl8nces. clothes, tools Entire Estates adoption at the Central Shelter of the Michigan Trust your sale to us knoWing that we are the Friday, Saturday 10 to 3 also DeSired most experienced moving and estate sale 18n1 Roscommon Humane Society, 7401 company In the Grosse POinte area JOHN KING CHILDREN'S Clothing Re- Olrysler Dr., Detroit or call For the past 12 years we have prOVided first sale Half off tICketed 961..0622 872.3400. Adoption Hours: quality servICe to over 650 satIsfied chents pnce Cncket's Comer Mlchlgan's Largest CALL THE 24 HOt R HOTL"E - 885.1410 19603 Mack Grosse .. .~. Thesday - Saturday 10 a.m.- ANn"CRUELTY ASSOCIATION Book Store FOR l PCO\fr'G SALE r'FOR\fATIO' POinte Woods 881. ~~, - 4:30p.m. '3569 JOSEPH CAMPAU" DETROIT 48212 8666 • Clip and Save thIS ad • 313n'.7," - MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION C-ltoeTEcellk. PHO~E (517) 792 093<4 804 S HAMil TON 1 (8001 968.3<456 June 13, 1991 8e Grosse Pointe News ~09 MISCElLANIOUS l09 MISClllANIOUS lOq MISCIllANEOUS 411 OFfiCI BUSINISS 500 ANIMAlS hOC AUTOMOII';f ~RnCLIS ARTICUS ARTICLIS EQUIPMENT b" AUTOMOTIVE 607 AUTOMOTIVE ADOPT A PE r AMC (H ~ YSI( R fORD MAHOGANY Hepplewhlte DESK, 8Ir condlltoner 6000 BIKES 20" to 27" Portable USED offICe! home fuml- FREE krttens to ~ home. 1'" ~-... P .- 4 1981 Ford Grenada, runs styte dining table with six btu sofa and chair, gUI- ",Iectnc p.ano Onll set ture. medium to better 77~ - ...... rem... , 1117 Omni- 8UtOmaIic, air, quality. desks, creden- ~~~_____ door, with toys, hght gtfJ'f/ steering! brakes very good $900. 881- chairs plus mahogany -=lar=. 88644~_....:58-=-- _ Etc 371-0229 power Iideboard, $475 885-::;:: ZI8S, chairs, file cablnets, ANIMAL hospital, We have blue, one owner 885- rear defroster! Wiper, 7901 0723. SEARS gas edgef 21/2 hp sofas, custom make con. a fnendly and playful, 7 9306. $2,995.824-6442 ~~ ~-- $95 SCotts 7 blade rotary 410 MUSICAL INSTRUMINTS 1989 Mercury Grand Mar. HANDYMAN'S Encyclope- push mower WItt1 grass ferenca tablel 10 chairs, month old neutered male 1. PLYMOUTH Vakant qulS LS, loaded, almond. decoratlYe Ptec9S Call cat IooI I June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News b02 AUTOMOTIVI bO] AUTOMOTIVE bOJ AUTOMOTIVE fORO 60\ AUTOMOTIVE bOb AUTOMOTIVE GENlRAl MOTORS GENERAL MOTO~S 700 APTS HATS DUPlO fOREIGN JEEPS 4 WHlEL b5 I BOATS AND MOTORS b5~ MOTOR HOMES POIntes Horp,-, Woc ':1\ 1917 T-BlRO, sharp, super 1978 SeVille, brown, 1187 TOYOTA T """. 2 1987 S15 Jimmy 4x4 Sterra lea ~ C8 1988 CADILLAC, excellent ...... 1986 112 25' CENTURY, 1981 Transvan, 19 foot, HI' PARKl Waybum, sharp 4 low miles. Southern car. u , ,dnves & door. hat....back, Sliver 088SlC, loaded, excellent 1--'-- I k COOdltoo, 59,000 miles '-" loaded, 260 hp, less than Top, dualw~s, ~ed room lower In four unit Onglnal. $6,3001 best IUUNt t e new $2500. perfectly m8lnt""ned No ...... """'" 882 Loaded $6,800 775. ... conditIOn Best c:fer. 881- 100 hours like new 778-5966. ~ or -2573, af. 4525 mechanical problems, $7,900 or trade 881- bullc'ng Immediate occu- 5226 Don't buy another boat ter 6:30 pm. _...------54.000 miles $3,500 7104 parlCy No pels! $330. 1187 MARK VII LSC, until you see thiS onel monthly plus utilitIeS. 1885 Pontl8C 6000 STE 85 Cadillac Fleetwood 881-6016 boa AUTOMOTIVE 76 Shlnook Fiberglass se- loaded. 886-4653. $21,500 881-1359 cunty depoSIt 882-5892, PARTS TIRES ALA RM\ Sleeps 6, good conditIOn Whltel Silver. loaded. loaded, dart< WIndows. 1985 VW I"'A"rOilet, excel- leave message 1,0' 73000 ...... E Immaculate $7,100 or \JeW FULLY EQUIPPED BOAT AUTOMOTIVI , m...... xceptooal best 881-2937 lent condItIOn, 55,000 TIRES , P20575R14. GM $5,000. 884-3258 GE",ERAl ,,",OIOR\ car. $4,000. 882-2803 ----- miles $5.900 882.2803 rims, like new. set of 4 FOR WALLEYE RIVARD- three bedroom OR SALMON FISHING. 1983 Jamboree, 23' bunk upper Part< prMIeges. 197' Chevrolet CaprICe 1'90 Cutlass Supreme 1985 OLDS 88 Royal 1987 Audl 4000 CS $125 3314371 1983 ChriS Craft ScorpIon, beds, n3-n30 References $850 per ClasSIC. looks good, runs Coupe, red. 3.1 ve, IoadedBrOUgham.2 door, loaded 5 speed Low 610 AUTOMOTIVE 18 ft center console With 1983 GMC JImmy motor mooth 881-9884 good. full power, $1.500 alarm. 17,000 miles ' new brakes, tires, ' S"O~T5 CA~S 881-9668. $11,500 n4-4'/85 $3,750 852..()()70 miles. ~. 140 Johnson outboard home. 58.000 miles, BEACONSFIELD 1 bed. motor Excellent condl- $7,000 Must see 823- 1989 PONTIAC Sunblrd, 1979 OLOSMO 1979 BuICk La8abfe. runs 1987 Mazda RX7 sport, 1977 Corvelle Black. room apartment New BILE, runs (red) MOVIng!Good con- 29,000 miles Stored win. IIIV1 EZ loader tr8l1ef 5639. bath, updated kitchen blaCk. power locks. steer. great Needs minor re- good, ,"tenor good, $575 d t M with spare tire 2 BIQJoo ------with appliances, newly Ing. tilt, cassette. extra pair $450. 3314371. 293-0636, 29302494. I IOfI 'ust sell. $5,500 ters Second owner best $19.950 SerIOUsInqUires down rtggers. Eagle Mach decorated Heat, mini I 50 - ~----.:..-.:..------or .271-1221. Tom b60 nAIlERS c ean, ,000 miles. DON'T WAIT 1979 Coope DeVille, bur------only Dave, 897.1125 or I paper graph, Aay Jeffer- blindS & C81l1ng fans. $6 •500.~,...... ,...... , Ma....,,,. Until T' ....._.. - gandy, great condltlOfl, 1987 NIBSanPulsar. 34.000 depth Iinder. Re- 371-48n son 23 FOOT Golden Falcon AV8l1ab1enow Ideal for ------, morning to Grosse POIntemiles, red, gency PolariS VHF radIO, 1913 OLD Forenza wagon. REPEAT your classified no rust, asking $2.200. T t .""""IV\ travel trailer, sleeps 6, Single $450 886-6058 af. ,puguu MOOringcover $9,000 or Power steering, brakes. ad'" Call ou( ~_""'" 884-7470 - ops, auto, air 611 AUTOMOTIVE stove, Sink, refngerator, ter e '- ,"'" ------__ Dianna, 884-5609 TRUCkS best offer runs great. $1.400 881- advertlsmg department 1985 CHEVY caprICe, 4 ------furnace, tOilet, shower, UPPER flat. 1360 Somer- 8121 Wednesdays, thUrsdays, door, 6 cylinder, body 1977 MG Midget, blue, 1986 Ford Bronco XLT 881-3113, hot water heater & extras set, 2 bedrooms, summer 1910 CHEVROlET Capnc:e Fndays, Mondays. good shape Norma after needs work New high mIles, excellently 1986, 268WE, sin- some SEARAY $3,000 313-886-6114 porch, stove, refrigerator. I"'~,~ 882-6900 6 P I'll 1I0t:> """,1\ Mlchellns $3,500. or mamtalned, $4,000 886- gle 260, 190 hours Well vvwt""", no rust, no dents -----.-;.___ ~" best 882-{)241 basement storage N0n- 1246 malnt8ll'led $23,900 822. 16 foot, 16 x 6 1/2 tandem Garage kept. 57,000 1988 CHEVETTE, 4 door, 71988':'=-0Id~S-Delta--88--Roy-al--.------smoker No pets $525 ------6119 axel, landscaping trailer, miles. perfect condrtion. auto. AMlFM cassette, Brougham, loaded, excel- 1985 112 Porsche 944. redl 886-5225 Power everything. onglnal owner, 53,000 lent condillon $3,000 black leather Intenor, 1989 NIBSanPICk Up, red, BERTRAM 30 Express, $1,800 or best 885-2248 $2,995. 372-4242. miles. $2,000 884-5057 886-8768 froot full cover, froot bra, ground affects, alt, 5 1986 In excellent condl- GROSSE POInte Park Two 700 APH HATS DUPlEX and three bedroom up- 1988 Olds Cutlass Qera. before 7:30 am 01' after 1985 GMColoaded. $6,000 ~ayer~ IoadecI, full speed, power brakes tlOn,limited editIOn,Loran 4.30 p.m. best ,.."my,, ex..... ntle condl- $7,300 954-9783 ChartLlnk, tWIn 350 HP. Po,"'" Horper Wood, perl lower. $41~ $425. gray, 4 door , 4 cyIInde r, __ -'-______or offer. 839-9576 !JOn k SPACIOUS two bedroom. Newly decorated. Close 46,000 miles. 886-1249. 1987 BONNEVILLE SE, ~~-::-----__ • garage ept.52,OOO b 12 AUTOMOTIVE crusaders, low hours --______completely loaded. new 1986 Pontiac STE, excel. miles $14,000 or best of. VANS $94.800 881-3995 With full basement, hard- to transportatlOl'l,schools, wood floors, central air churches Ideal for family 1911 C8cl1llac Fleetwood tires, 42,000 miles tent condition, fUlly fer 886-2513 or n1- 1989 Wel\craft Nova III, tWIn Brougham. Spotless. No $6 9951 best loaded, low mileage. 3374 86 Ford ConverSlOn Van $625 per month plus utili' or Yuppie couples One 350 mags, fully loaded, rust no dents Garage' . 886-5763 ndows ------Loadedl Plush I Well hes AV8llable Immedl- year lease plus securrty • . after 6 p.m power WI ,power MOVING! Must Sell! 1990 rack storage paid until kept perfect condition locks su f maintained Low miles ______ately 222-5870 6nOdeposit 331-3500, 331- 75,000 aClual miles 1911 four door Ct1evette, seat,' ne: ;:s, ~~AN blue, $6,400 881-2685 after 4 May 1992 Must sell =~ ~4OJ~ $44,900 or best offer $2,995.372-4242. 55,000 miles, new tlresl more $6 495 n4-8488 ' ml er war- pm. GROSSE POInte Part<- 2 CARRIAGE housel studIO ------exhaust, excel1ent trans- " . ranty. $12,500 885-1166 792-2790 bedoom upper Available CHEVY van, 1983 workI d I apartment on the lake In 1184 CUTlASS Qera, holl- portation. $700 886-3542 1988 BUICk Park Avenue. 1974 MERCEDES Benz 1979 WINDROSE 22', 3 Imme lale y, $425 Grosse Pomte Park. day package, excellent Iter 5 Loaded, leather Intenor, 450ISEL Rest pleasure. air, CrulS8,full ...... -.. 88 000 a p.m. II • ~, looks salls, VHF, 8hp 1989 month after rebate 882- ...... UU1' • ...--, , -______exce ent condil1on, and runs great t Size, 32 gallon tank, ______6861 $4501454 plus utIlities 881- miles. 757-4583. 1985 BUick Somerset, $9,800 331-8818 Grosse ' no rus. $3,900 823-2223 Honda, sleeps 4, tr8ller, ------""..,.... steeringl brakes. POIntePA.... sport wtleeIs, Michelin ready to SEIlI $3,500 886- ONE & 2 bedroom flat, ONE Bedroom upper. ~ 1.85 Caprice Station ...... y. tires $8400 "A"9013 1979 DODGE van, loaded, air, AM/FM cassette. - --Gl-"---_ ' . ~ . 6558. $175 and up Mack & ...... bedI bar Much more Lakepomte area. 823- per month. Call 885-1371. ~~ooo code alarm. 70,000 miles. LU=A wh~99OI Euro, 4 1980 TRUIMPH TR7 Spy. SEA KIng, 14 ft, 40 hp ___:"iS3'__ ' _.____ good ...... ~ $3 500 or • e, Immaculate, der convertible 53 000 Asking $2.500 or best of- 2700. BEACONSFIELD , south of ...... """'., loaded, 30K mIles ' , fer 978-1786. Good lXlOdltlOl'l.$1,500 or 1984 Buick wagon. 79.000 best. 293-7942. $10 0001 miles $4,950I Offer. 885- best offer. n3-9015. SPACIOUS 2 bedroom Jefferson Freshly miles, great eat $17501 ------, Firm Home 7839. DOOGE Caravan, 1985, LE, lower flat, 299 AlV8I'd, pamted. two bedroom best. 882.1001. TIWIIPOI'bItiOn 5pecl81 88&043031 work 645-2994 -1984--\1-.....------1990 SEARA Y 270 SO, 5 Grosse POinte near Jef- lower, IMng room, dining -- 1986 Oldsmobde Calais. 2 ------..,;~ VUlYV statlOfl wagon 4 cylinder, automatiC, year warranty. Must sell! power steering & brakes, 1985 GRAND AM, retx,ult door 8lr AMIFM cas- OLDSMOBILE 88 Delta GL, AM/FM, leather, $48,000.853-6479. farson. Stove, refrigera- ~ntry. engine, upgraded stereo, 98tl~, ~ steenng & Royale Brougham, 1986, ~.ooo miles, 5 speed, 7 passenger $3,850 tor, dIShwasher, garage, =~~ fair shape, must sell brakes, runs stupendous excellent COndltlOfl, aIr, 8lr, excellent conditIOn 465-3678 HOVERCRAFT backyard, deck. base- Separate utlIrtJes, wood ment WIth furnished floors, parking In rear, $2,950.88&6739. looks fair. $1,695. '$4,600.882-9156. $5,000. 979-6500 days, Flys 40 miles per hour 00 CHEVY. 73, Step Van. 14 washer and dryer $8501 basement storage Cats 1989 Pontiac Lemans, 4 881.2248 DeLTA 88, 1986 coupe, 822-9223 everllngs. cushion of air over water, It box, 6 cylinder, aU1o- month Includes heat, ooly $4501 monthly. 1m- ICe, snow, sand Two per- speed, AMIFM cassette, 1988 Chevy S10 Pick Up 4 excepbonal condition, air, 1985 Mazda 626, 5 speed, matlc, new tires! brakes. lawn sel'VlCe, snow ra- mediate occupancy. 886- tinted Wltldows, 17,000 cylinder 4 speed one dnver, freeway miles. 32 mpg. SIr, no rust, well Beautiful work truck. son, eIeclnc start, conr AMJFM movaJ. Available July 1. =0358=__ ----- miles, nice second car. casset1~. new clutch. new $4,500. best 881-9365 mamtalned, runs excel- $1,295 or best offer Call pIele WIth drive 00 and off tr8l1er.$5,500 One month securrty de- NOTTINGHAMI Jefferson- $3,900.348-8281. exhaust, great mileage. 1984 Pootiac Sunbtrd, auto, lent, $3,500.296-1657 790-2900 778-0120 posit Call 259-6900, after 2 bedroom, recently re- 1985 Buick Rivena, 78.500 $2,600.773-0275. 8lt, AMIFM cassette, & 1990 Mazda MlSta white b 1 J AUTOMOTIVE 5 pm. 882-5001. modeled Excellent lXlOdi- VIKING 1987 44' double miles. $4500 or best of- PONTIAC Grand AM SE more. 881-5372 convertible, Alpine CD WANTED TO BUY TWO bedroom upper, appIl- lion Clean!! 882-7065. fer Call Thursday any- 1989, showroom condl- stereo 6,000 miles cabin motor yacht. 250 TOP$$ PAlO hours, enclosed bndge & ances and heat Included GROSSE POInte City. 2 time, Friday A.M. only, tion loaded Must see Showroom condition! $475 plus security. Sea- bedroom upper flat lJv. 882-5117. as&a007. " $14,500.313-852-1606 For Junk, wrecked and un- aft deck WIth hard tops, ------1977 Corvette Black, ------wanted cars and trucks custom decor, loaded consfiekf.822..()()4() Ing & dining room, base- 1989 Corvette, bIackI bIacl< CUTlASS 1980 loaded 29,000 miles. Stored WIn- 1983 AJ..FAROMEO, SPI- State 1K:enSed WIth extras, full e1ec- THREE bedroom irving ment & garage. $650 coupe, 6,000 miles. Uke WIfe's car 14000 miles' ters Second owner der, Veloce, red WIth tan BULL AUTO PARTS tronICS, tWIn Detroit die- room, dining ~, newly plus secunty includes new. $23,000. 294-6263. excellent ' condition, ga: $19,950 Senous InqUires leatherl black top Excel- 894-4488 sels, best of everyttllng, decorated, no pets, 821- heat 463-2228 1989 BUtO< Regal loaded ~~,e'7'7a,Ql20 '" only .. IJalle, 897-j 125 or Jent conditIOn, 28,000 want your beat up car, clean as new. 781-6298. 4036. GROSSE POInte CIty, 2 $9.500.1 Best. 526-4942 ' 199O'~k ,~"iitlt1lted ...",ail3-487.7 ~.. "',. _ ~~ or best offer 885- JIm 372-9884 Days TWENTY 100t Bertram. TWj) bedroom apartment ~'ftIPI* ftat.i 'Iv- 1985 BONNEVILLE, 4 door. coupe, whrte, Ioaped, 1966 Porsche 912, red. 1973 MGB convertible, new AM $$$$ Turn that Junk, center console, 165HP, I. Mackl Lakepolnte area' ~ lnI'* ! r O. Good condition $325 month ment & ~. dark blue with blue Int&- ImmaCUlate, $13,000. good motor and 1I'ans enginel tlresl brakes & running, wrecked car Of per 881. plus .~ll,securny ~incl $10.000 748-9422 rlOr, power: windows, 884-6134. $3,700. or trade? Car can more. Great car. $2400 truck Into Cash 842- 4052. heat 463-2228 1275. 1982 Bostoo 13 4 locks Tilt cruise cas- 1978 Cutlass 2 door be seen at the Mini off WhaJer. BEACONSFIELD: 1012 GROSSE D.... sette. N~ car, 60,000 $1,400. Arm. '776-0948.' Shop, Gr~tlOl and Hous- ~~ (,lays, VW'$- Rabbits, Beetles. ft., 40hp Mercury, electric Sunny, spacious two bed- r",nte Park, 2 miles Non-smoker 1985 R' . ton Whrt1l8r, days, 372 ------'---- =~. Any condition Call Vince start. tr8l1er,VHF, extras, room with sun deck can- famlty bnck, excellent $3395 W-*~-- till 6 Mera, power steer- 2656,nights, 824-9110 1911 Volvo. Runs well. excellent condition, , ...... ,.. , Ing brakes locks WIn------$1500 or best off 963- 885-1288. tral 8lr, electrIC ~age Call for details. $4,500.881-6309. door opener, new ~=. _ 776.3955. Weekends daM, seat: Cru~. air, 1955 T-Bird. Must sell. fair 1410 er. TOP dollar paid! Buymg 881-0020. AMIFM. rusIproofed. 2 conditIOn. 37,000 miles. ------running and repairable 1973 S8aray, 24 foot Week- washerl dryer, fresh NOTTINGHAM, South of 1987 C8vaher RS. black, 4 tone gray. Must see. 881-9884 1989 Red Honda Prelude cars All makes, models, ender. galley. tWin sixes. paint, new carpet, super Jefferson, 2 bedroom up- lawn and barbecue area. per, natural floors, deck, door, automatic, air, sun- $5.300. firm. 882-{)241 ANTIQUE Volks Wagons! ~lIes~~ic=~rli:'~ beat up runners okay. In- Excellent condrtKlfl, well stant cashl $50. to maJnl8lned. $9.000. 427- Call 824-2557 and leave stove and refngerator. ro:of, n,OOO highway 1990 GRAND AM, 14000 '67 van & '68 Beetle WIth tiring, must sell. $12,000 message. $450 per month. 229- rmles, rustproofed, new "- $9 000 Quad' extra molors and parts $5,000 senous InqUlnes 5209 brakes and tires. ExceJ. m~, ,. 4 Best offer. 822-6408. Excellent condition. 1 SOMERSET- attractive 3 ~00_79 _ ooly 371-9128 31 , 1989, Taara F B C0n- lent conditlon. $29001 ~. Stereo tape deck, dover. Wor1<. 777-3737, =------CADIlLAC Eldorado 1984 vertible, Twin 350 cru~ bedroom flat, 1600 774 Neff, 2 bedroom lower, best. 921.804{5. ~~' cruISe home,823-1018 or 1985 884-3683 aders, AlC, Loran, dual square feet, carpet, applE- 1 bath, garage, basement 1983 Toronado ------85 VOlvo 760 Turbo. 77'J.. stations, 105 hours. ances, garage. $575. storage, IMng and dining , one C7M18t, 1977 Chevy Capnce ass- WOODS MOTORS needs 7730. TOP DOlLAR PAID! $125,000.329-4350. 885-6183 room. glassed sun porch. 68,000 miles, well mam. SIC' ...... $895 racle------Junk-Un~nwanted. taUled, all power options, ' ..-.-... . ore your t in, or we WIll 1990 HONDA Accord LX 4 FORCE 5 sailboat & tratler, NEWLY decorated two bed- $700 plus secunty de- leather Intenor, wires, 5, 268-6797. bUy your used Import door I ' cars.Trudcs-Parts out. $850. Days 496-7208. room upper f1aI, Grosse posit 821~722 stereo cassette. Excellent 1985 Cavalier station nght. Call Bnan or Frank Ex~~~ ~~IOI'l~er~_ L.aIe Model Wrecb same DIy Pick-up evemngs420-0678 POinte City, $500.1 714 NEFF upper, Grosse condition! $3,000. or best wagon. Clean. Good al 372-7100TOday! ten d e d war ran Iy month, secunty n9- POinte City. Applrances. Unique Auto Recycling 16' SAILBOAT, wood, W1lh 882-9194 trallsportaooll. $2,000 or HONDA nms- tour alloy $10,000.824-6938. 3751. newly decorated, new 527-5361, 756-8974. tr8l1ef,$500 or best offer 1985 PONTIAC Pansienne best offer. 88&<1144. 14". Must sell. $2so ~ ACURA Legend 1989 WANT kitchen, new carpeting. 885-0118 Acluhs, no pets. 885- station wagon, 9 passen- 1979 CtJ!LASS Supreme best. 772-8937 after 5. coupe, HISS 8edan, ex- b5 I BOATS AND MOTORS ADS 1411 ger, loaded. va, 71,000 Auto. 8Ir, power llteenng, cellent, reasonable 821- SEARAY 21' SevIlle, 4 mtIes. $3,360 886-8129. br~, stereo. 67,000 1987 Toyota cetlC8 GT. 1523 1971 Tanzer, 6 S8lIs, out- years old. Best offer 286- Call In ~LO~WER--apaI1men--t-,-stove-, 1989 Calais Intemabonal ~ miles. Great con- auto, 8Ir, loaded. mint. -1984--RX7--5-speed---Iooks- board. 882-9027, after 7329 Earty refngerator. heat CaI at- 500 pm ------black.. 5 speed, loaded: drlion. $1,500. 885-4746. Only 33,000 milesI Must great, ~ns great', high 65] BOAT PARTS AND WEDNESDAY J 8-5 ter 4.00 pm , 822-5025 40,000 miles. $7,900. BUICK Par1 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION CMkICOeYEC elite. PHONE (517) 7920934 80~ S HAMil TON 1/8001968.3456 10C June 13, 1991 Groue Pointe News 700 APTS HATS OUPl!)( 700 APTS HATS OUPl£X 701 APTS FLATS OUPUX 'I ' ,~~" 11,111 DUPlD Pumtl') Hor(.H' Woud<:. /01 IIPI) FLATS DUPLEX 11)', HOUIII IOH ~FNI POlntl'\ Horptl ~ood') 'ft.I' (nlll1t~ I D. WovrH f), ,~\ II • JI. ( I I I, /111 t~UU\f\ IO~ HENT /' /' OfflCf~ COMMIRfIIlI ~ ( ) fV\(J( limb tOl.1fl1r PI 11I1, H(JI~' r W" d : AnRACTIVE, well kept 1, ') { ') M(JI r Pointe Park. 4 bedrooms, $400: 372-3079 . ~_ beautiful, d~ FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CAll plus tPUUU. secunty share 2 bedroom house building. Pnced under 2 fuI b81hs, large IMng ------.Oat '...... ;o .... r posit. Will show 12 to 2. in St. Clair Shores. $285 rnarbt . room with dniunatlc ca- DUPLEX Morang and Kelly. washer. washer/ dryer. ~~~.u~ ~ plus utilities. CaI Julie. Vety clean. 2 bedroom. garage. Heat & water in- 881-6100 4000MACK__ AVENUE...... __ ' thedral cedrng, natural $400 THE ...... ,...... ~ __ nl Ideal for WOf1( iewc and Moross. off ' ,~". • ..,.- .. NUl ...... _ fireplace. formaJ dinIng ""us. . eluded $43S month. Ten- BLAKE Chandler Part!; FEMALE roommate WWIt8d ciaI bulking acn:l8S from room. breakfast room. Ing adullS. No pets 17m- ant to care for yatd No to share my home. CIase Rams Horn Restaurant. kitchen with appIl81lCeS. 2 medJate occupancy 3 1- pets. References re- FOUR bedroom. 2 bath, 2 to Grosse Pointe. $250 Gl'88t for medical or gen- car attached garage 9128 quired. Deposit & last rYl\fH\NY car garage. great Ioca- plus share utilities. CaI era! office use or retail $1,195 per month J R DEVONSHIRE. clean 5 months rent required. ~ lion- Audubon & WII'I"8rl. after 7 p.m. or leave meso busaness. room upper, 2 bedrooms, Showing on June 15th & $600. 886-5021. eve- sage 88&6137. FIkany Real Estate Co. fireplace. basement stor. 18th Call 258-4874 for rungs _ 886-5051 Ask for MIke age and garage. $385 appomtment ------FEMALE I'OOilwnate wanted J. E. DEWALD II ASSOC. 721 TROMBlEY- 2 bed- NEWER decor, 3 bedroom. t she G 774-4886 room lower, central lUr. n6-8066. UPPER flat off Moross and garage, family room In 0 re my rosse CADIEUX. Harper. Charm- 1-94. large 2 bedroom, aM NORTH SHORE basement. MorossI Kelly Pointe home. B8So3064. appIl8nC8S. landscaped. TWO MONTHS snow removaJ $850. 882- Ing 2 bedroom lower. din- appliances, laundry faQli. IN area. $475. month. 264- lIT. c:aemen. large home 4875. Ing room WIth cetbng fan. ties & heat tncIuded. ST. ClAIR SHORES 6152. with pool, S32SI rnond'l large IMng room WIth $450 per month plus • , CHEERY 3 bedroom home. including utilities. Male or FREE IIEACONSFElJ). large at. decorator flteplace. electric 88&8393. modem kirchen with 81> Female. <465<1224. tnIctlve, 2 bedroom plus RENT study, srdedrlve, off. kitchen WIth appliances. ONE bedroom apartments, ------pIIInces. CouPe or MecI FEMALE room mate Plus a great location for Itreet paoong plus rede- natural oak floors and hardwood fIocn. Alter lARGE DELUXE students PI_lied. Pees wanted to Ihare 112 thiS very mce suite of com- corating allowance blinds throughout. Bale- Ao8dI' JeftetIon towards OK. $800 month. Il86- houee in GRleIe PcinIe fonable and convenient of- Please call John Al- ment. garage $375.644- the rNer $29S- $335/ ONE AND 1WO BEDROOM 5180. WOOds. $3OOi month. no flces In Harper WOOds brecht, office. 963-8900 1304 month incfud,ng heat. LODEWYCKI Mack. 2 bed- utIlitie8. non- smoker. 1.600 square feet near I. Home, 882488 SPACEY and deluxe 1 bed- LaMshore Realty. 331. 8M0459 94 a d V E I room duplex. 4330 Gray- 8881 - Your own .,...... a..--...._ b• .....m room. tun b•• mellt, po...... off Xn Wa ernlerSpec asyI fon A TT'RACT'IVE ane bedroom t S380 month ------rage, .. appliances. Ref. ROOIIM"'M refer. - y 18 ea. Condo CIe8n, qUIet. nICe on per ... LOYa.V Modem 1 bed- - CcntnI_ concIlIonlng erenc.s For further enc.. reapot , work. tures Include convenient neighbomood All app1i- cunty deposrt reqUired room apartment- car. _ ,. ...--...... -11...... information call 886-4099. 1I'lg. lebe m ~ge. 884- parking entrance waiting ances. $475. 882-4903 No pets 882.5735 peted, 8ir cOlldltlolling. -.-. .. -- 8950 area. special luncheonl AnRAcnVE Two bed- pattting. Whittier nMr - ao.. to • newly NDOWIted MoppI. TWO bedroom home.' Snack area with comple1e bedroom OYer store 0.. room lower- dining and Kelly Ro8d- $32W month lItge lot. Quilt.,. neer YOUNG mature female kitchen faCIlitIes Com- front. MacII: at Maryland IMng room WIth fireplace, R'ldudIng"'. 881-3542, e:em. (I- 1/2 MIle • "'wu) St. Raymonds Parllhl needed to Ihare fur- pletely redecorated and centI'8I 81r. appIl8nces appliances. heat and 528-5276. -In the heart of the boIItII. aad fine 1ChooI. ReaonIbIe. 882- niehed home. Hon8IIy carpeted. w,th new every- Included $325 per ...... ~ ,... II...... uded • ------NORTHEAST side. large ...... ,...... 6868. 3711326and ~ a mull. thing throughout Super month 884-5238 per month One bedroom epertment. air, carpeting, GOOD location. amalI 2 •. nelQhbors Come VIS,t . GROSSE POInte, 2 bed- upper al90 available at epptieIlCM, $36(). $375. A nice place to caD home bedroom, garage, full 186-1763 881.1000 rQPm. newty pemt8d. car. $380 per month- appII- plus I8CUtIty n1~. From $570 b.em.nt, II apptIances, ON The H., Second floor f*J hardwood ftoors •• pltaneeS. glrIlge 824- ~uded ~~~le1ectnc: -EX-CEPTIONALL----Y-bee-utIful- ~r':'~ ~ ST. Oair Shor-. Harper ofI'Ice, 14' X 14'. EJeoiator 3849 4200 Bedford- Very nICe 2 bedloom upper, carpel, CaD Today people $425/ month I"I8Ir 12 MIle (mIrMAaI and IIIIIr ICC*I ... large 2 bedroom upper appftance8, central air. To see these exc:eptionaJ apartments 882.1488 from 1-94 & 108). Office _37D8 _ GARAGE ape.ttment. $550 WOOd floors. full kitchen auto garage door. Somer. Monday. Friday 9-5 • Saturday 10-3 RADNOR 2 bedroom. IUItW from 120- 800 LOQM)()ftI Harper. 1 to Including utIlities No smolo"" Ide8l for IIflgIe wrth appliances Shared setJ Warren. ~ 1 1/2 771 3124 centty 'palnt8cl. alan! 8qI*8 feet ~ It 3 omcee 8V111ab1e. newly 88M631 large baement No pelS teCUrity $987.50 I'nO\Ie • NeIr St. John. 573-8527 S200 per rnond'l inck.deI rnodIIIed For more ,n- $350 888-5887 In 888-1i24 ~. 77NOI8 bll •• Sf • 'Oft June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 11C Ii OFfICEI COMMERCiAl 12, VACATION RENTAl fOR RfNT NORtHERN MICHIGAN o0( HOU~II lOR IALE 000 HOUI!S fOR SAlE 000 HOUSES lOR ,ALE 000 HOUSEl lOR S/lIE dOO HOUSEl fOR SAil ST. CLAIR HAA80R Spnr_JS, sleeps 8 IN the Woods, 1585 Hamp- OPEN Sunday 2- 5 Grosse HARPER WOODS DUPLEX FOf 8ale on Me>- 11725 LANSDOWN KENSINGTON' Mack' SHORES Townhouse, 2 1/2 bath, ton. Met1c:ulously kept 3 POInte Shores, 5 bed- By Appointment ross. land contract avail- 8nck home, large garage, Beautiful brick 1935 1,000 to 6,000 square foot cable, central air, pool, bedroom Colonial. Profes- room, center entrance 18884 LAHCidlTER ab6e. 776-0948. partially finIShed base- "Craftsman" home, 4 executive office SUites. tennIS, gotf. 979-0566 SlOnalIy landscaped WIth Colonial, martlIe loyer, Needs a IrltIe TlC. Four GROSSE POInte Farms- mem. Immediately OCCU. bedroom, 2,200 square PrestIgIous Iocalion on HOMESTEAD, Glen Arbor, deck Under pnced at 4,600 square feet, 1st bedroom bnck bungalow Colonial, 3 bedroom, 2 11 pancya' $2621~. feet, deSigner leaded Jefferson at 9 Mliel bank South Beach on Lake $99,500. Must sell Open floor master suite, 3 full with Grosse POinte 2 bath cent al Bu It --our glass, refirnshed hard- bc.utdtng. Priced under r 1 MIChIg8l1. Deluxe condo, &lnday 2- 5 882.2159. baths and 3 half baths, Schools. $79,900 1979 '$155 oolllor 22 7 St. John Hospital area- 2 wood floors, natural market 3 bedroom 3 b th did . ,. .._.. th FI dl ' a. 1111 N O)(fOfd Center en- ua air con Itloners 18533 KINGSVillE McKinley. 885-9450...... room WI or a wood, new storms' MACK AVENUE ~2~A.f8" week 313- trance bnck Colonial. 3 Family room WIth catha- Assume thIS Ideal starter Of -QROSSE------room. $24,900 screens, furnace, porch; 2,000 square foot newly re- """'""'. bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, rear dral ceiling and wet bar, relJrees home close to POInte Shores on ElIte Realty 254-5878. large fenced yard. SChool modeled Offices acroso LEXINGTON 4 bedroom den WIth ...... ure WIndow fire and bufgIar alarm, 3 shopping and bus lines, qUiet cul*sac, lust off LAND Contract Chalmers I. near $75K, conventIonaJI t"'" 1/2 car a.. A garage first floor IA"nd Lakeshore Sellers are . ft_" ,.,.. _ from Rams HOfn Restau- converted barn to sum- ovenOOlmlg WIde lot, 2 l' ..... ry and ga- IeaYlng the slate and 94 area, brICk, 3 family, ...... , ",",_.343-0327. rant. Greef for medICal or mer place, furnished, 2 car attached garage, ProfessIonaJty landscaped rage Only $40,900 have pnced thIS 4 bed- $6,000 down Elite Gtoe8e Pointe Shore8 general office use. sleeps 10. 1/2 mile from ree room WIth bar, central WIth patio and barbeque, 20138 BEAUFAIT room, 2 1/2 bath Colonial Realty. 254-5678 N Edgewood Onve, 3 bed- the lake, 6 acres of pl'l- air $229,500. 882-5997 oak paneled offIce, 1st Large 4 bedroom bnck bun- Ranch J. E. DEWALD. ASSOC. vacy $450 per week floor laundry, under. galow, Grosse POinte at $9,000 below bank FIRST OFFERING room , family roOf'n, 77 ...... 884-9105 . ST. ClaIr Shores- Spotless ground spookier system. Schools and garage appraisal They WIll pay GROSSE POINTE WOODS 2 1/2 beth, 1st floor laun- dry OFFICE spece $175 and WATERFRONT' Dl_ftA.. 2 ~room bncK ranch, Wired fOf stereo. Built in $84,900 for house Inspection ~ .:....~room brick ment ~ ~~.bas&-and up 15324 Mack Avenue • .-__.,re altae,...... garage, large 1980. 32 Belle Meade 19455 ELKHART (Inspector of your choice) ..II"'''...... on qu let ""Vi ...... (Nottingham BUilding). and comfort descnbe our lot, $73,000 m-6349. $695,000. 882.Q172 Ideal starter home In nice and wlll grve a reason- court. Great room, up' Iav. Central 81r, S8CUnty, BeaullluUy decorated, beach house built In 1988 TODAY'S area of H Woods able allowance for rede- dated krtchen WIth 0f1Wer autornabc spnnkIer on Northport.Bay; 3 bed- GROSSE POinte Farms, 4 l1Iper. II At $316000 tho "..."j ...... - finIShed base- NO BROKERS $295,000. perklng available. 824- rooms, 2 fuU baths, _ft" BEST BUY bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, Clean three bedroom, cora ng. , IS '"M"--, 79001885-6916. """"" new thermal Windows IS the best buy In The mant, 0f1W root In 1987, 8843545 for Ipf)O!ntment em kitchen, deck and GROSSE POINTE =t-r: ~~: $56,900 Shores. Act now' Call central IIlr caJI now fOf 1338 Whittier- 3 bedroom, 2 OFFICE for rent. 4 rooms, :re~r:ar gotf$900and wa- WOODS hardwood lIoor and cus- 19139 WASHTENAW _886-3699______YOU~~Y' 1/2 baths, living room, kitchen, bathroom 8J9. Ies. per Custom built 3 bedroom ligh' SCreened Move nghtln to thIS clean 2 20689 Beaufalt Ha ""'"'..,.....,~ family room, breakfast week. 882-4096. tom tlng. b . rper Bnck half duplex In great room deck & ...... 7068. ------bnck ranch, 2 fireplaces, porch overlooks large, edroom aluminum Woods. 5 bedrooms, area of Detroit 2 bed- ' ...,..., .. STORE At great comer RELAX In Boyne country, finIShed basement, comer pnvate yard. 2 car garage ranch, finIShed basement Grosse POInte SChools . Pella windows, newly space avatlable, 900 to PelO6ky. Three or five lot, attached 2 car ga- With added workshop. WIth possible 3rd bed- Updated kitchen, 1 1/2 rooms, 1 1/2.car garage, landscaped, sprinkling 1,300 square feet, abun- bedroom Chalet, dish- rage Star of the sea Par- New energy effIcl8f1t fur- room BIg 2 1/2 car baths, 2 car garage. Mot.. newer carpeting, lots of system & updated dant basement space for washer, T.V, phone, gott- ISh Pnced to sell at nace Move In conditIOn I $48,900 vated seller. $89,900 AI- Updating FHANA terms. kitchen Will consider 1 stOfage, clean, secunty lng, pool, sandy beach, $198,000 Of offer. cash to Open Sunday 2. 4 20205 WASHTENAW hed Realty. n6-1900, ~~O~bIY priced at year LC. $210,000. 885- system Included, rent In- ~72331 lake, play ground. a new mortoaae. $179,900.88205083 1,731 square feet Ideal for 881-8373. 12384 WHITEHILL 4782 days cludes water and heat - CROWN TREAL TY ATTRACTIVE bnck grOWIng family. 4 Bedr- 5564 Bishop (Detroit) CoIo- Super sharp 3 bedroom GROSSE POINTE Tag prime spacel 16135 CADILLAC lakefront chalet, TOM MCDONALD. SON low on Verrner room, 1 1/2 bath, garage mal, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bnck In great east side SHORES 331-6004 . ~= . Mack. four bedrooms, two 821-6500 from LochmoOf' aUb, 3 ~n~EASTWOO~ baths, fireplace, finished area near Morossl 94 35 SHOREHAM ROAD FOR lease, 24524 Harper, baths, living room, rec ------bedrooms, 2 full baths basement, 2 1/2 car 98" Newer furnace, 0f1W root, Three bedroom Ranch, ceo- room, sandy beach, $495 A great family home master bed. Country IMng In the CIty- 0f1W furnace mechaniC dream 2 1/2 tral air, large 101. remodeled corner pr~ 10- 2nd floor 3 rage, Move- erty, open area, perfeet per week. June 9th- Sep- cated below Kercheval In WIth bedroom, Vinyl Sided in condition $57,900 car garage rrl8kes thIS a $265,000.88&0082. tember 8th. 547-3228 the CIty. Within walking room, pnvate CUS- Ranch, attached garage 884-6683. WInner with an affordable for retail Of office, good days; 731-4905 evenings dIStance of Village, Hili. tomized bath Features $85,500 ..-.. ,FOUR bedroom Colonial In • parking, Immediate occu- Libra S hid Include, 0f1W central arr, For ...... lntments BY Owner Exceptional, I"" """ In the mid 30 s. the Woods WIth family HARBOR ~, 3 ...... ry, coos an -- Stlebe R Ity pancy. Dave 468-7600. ..,.,...""" .-.- Park Main living area In- new windOWS, natural pIeMe caU well maintained 3 bed- r ea room & fireplace. Great room Condo, 1 1/2 bath, eludes 4 tastefully deco- fireplace, updated TIM BROWN, century 21 room Grosse Pointe 775-4900 family homes $140,000. 7 ~ ~OOI,'S fOR R[NT Fully furnished plus ten- rated bedrOOfnS, 3 1/2 kitchen, new Stainmaster M8cKenzie.779-75OO Woods Colonial. Formal PRIME Iocat I 942 W h Contact Dan K. Coldwell nis courts and pool. 254- updated baths, family carpet. Move- in cond.. 2118 Roslyn, Grosse POinte dining room New 2 car IOn. as. Banker SChweitzer Real NEAR Village- separate 7706 room, updated kitchen lion. 886-2337. W T garage Many new fea. Ington, 3 bedroom, 2 Estate, 886-5800. wing of house with bath- oods. we bedrooms, turesl' Must Seel Best bath, air BY APPOINT- HARBOR Spnngs- Harbor with pantry, hVlng room, GROSSE POinte Woods- 0f1W 1 1/2 car garage buy;n the Wooc:lSl Just MENT $147,000. 882- IMMACULATE. ?1931 room. $275 per month Cove luxury Condo. formal dining room, and Bungalow, 3 bedrooms, 1 WIth opener, new 1989 reduced $ 500 Open 5369 Mauer, St. Clair Shores. • Includes ulilities. 886- Sfeeps 9, redecorated, den that leads to a 16' x bath, large master bed- furnace, complete updal. ,109,. ------Three bedroom, 1 1/2 7891. 0f1W furniture, IndOOr/out- 17' porch. From the room, excellent condmon Ing throughout, 10 x 18 Sundays. ~. FIRST offenng! Fresh 3 bath ranch central air, PROFESSIONAL. Quiet door pool. Available for porch you enJOY a bnck 2030 Brys $79,000. 886- covered deck. $74,500. CLEAN three bedroom bedroom, 1 1/2 bath bncK hardwood fIoots, profes- home. Sleeping room. spring and summer vaca- patIO and a garden that 3562 leave message. By appointment call any. brick bungalow. Priced Colonial In greatlocatoo. sionally painted 881. East Warren! Outer Dnve lion rentals. 331.7404. was on the 1990 876 Rivard, 1700 square t,me, 882-9451. right. St. John area New furnace and central 5560. area. Calf before 6 PM. HARBOR Springsl Peto- "Garden Tour" Third feet double lot $39.000. Century 21 East aIr, bright updated 885-3039. sIc- luxury 3 bedroom floor also has 2 bed. bedr'ooms, 2 na'tu3ra1tofir~ GROSSE POINTE (In the Village). Ask for kitchen, hardwood floors, GROSSE POINTE 8nd ~. TennIS & pool, =:basemenfull batIthnc'ludesSpa.places, handyman ~ SHORES JanIS Wandrle, 881-7100 finished basement, Close SHORES LOVELY room for non- minutes to gott 88&6922 ciaJ. 792-3075 after 6. OPEN SUNDAY. 2.5 GROSSE Potnte Park En- to SChoots, 1 1/2 car 98" 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath smoking young gin or Of 885-4142. . a newer furnace. Call ------Four bedroom Colonial, 2 11 ISh Tudor 3 rage. $114,900. OPEN ranch WIth full basement, woman. Country atmo------885-6074 for appoint. ST. Clair Shores, three bed- 2 baths, remodeled gI . bedroom, 1 SUNDAY, 2 to 5 1252 near Star Of The sea. 3 sphere. 343-0591 LEXINGTON, Spacious 4 ment room brick ranch, new kitchen, new furnace and 1/2 bath, hardwood ROSlyn Road, Grosse fireplaces, central air. bedroom Iakefront home kitchen 20 nits oak central 1Ioors, natural fireplace. Potnte W~, 881 """A $345 000 Phone 7,. VACATION ROHAL ' UNIQUE Ranch in Grosse ,u cup- air, $325,000 Must I 771 Bamngton ....- 'V after 6 p.m. LAS VEGAS- JocI<&y Club RED CARPET KEIM ACE OTHERWISE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY HO •• LISTINGS ~:Iits~ :'1t~C:rs:' 779.0200 $285,000 881.7709 BY ZONE.I our ~ 3 bedroom coI- September 1st- 8th, 1991 !age lMIuaIed In the pmes Must self 773-0833. along beIutrfuI Lakeshore ------DriYe (119). 15 minutes 166 RIDGE ROAD from Harbor SprIngs 7 Great Investllent OppertuDity minutes from famous GROSSE POInte Woods Leggs Inn, Cross VIIage Clean beauhflAy updated Be8ch access. Sleeps 6 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Of more One smd pel colonial Large lot, central (ex1J'a). $500 per week. IIlr, covered pano, much Security deposit 884- more Move- In condrtJon 0810 $189,900 881.Q035 CAOSS V" 3 bedroom GROSSE POInte Shores, 51 home overiooks Lake Regal, 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 Michigan, near beach bath, library, sponkler $450 per weetc 1~16- system, centml air, large 52&5040 family room, first floor Reduced to $495,000, Dramatic 734 BERKSHIRE TRAVERSE CIty, cottage ~ndrt, $459,000 882- Very well maintained income property in on all spOOs laKe, dock, _ WINDMILL POINTE DetroIt on canal, close to Grosse POinte, bus, French Normandy Manor in heart of Exceptional ffve bedroom three and one half ~ ~1~' FOR Sale By Owner shoppmg Grosse Pointe Farms. Five bedrooms, both Colonial one half block from lake offers Grosse POInte Farms __~ J'_____ Two umts With two baths each, all apphances five baths, courtyard, swimming pool. approximately 3,900 square feet of gracious plus laundry Three car garage Fenced m yard, liVing Moster suite With large sitting room HARBOR SPRINGS Modem brick 3 bedroom Over 3/4 acre. Three natural fireplaces. fovely paneled Perr.c:t &nlrner YaeatJOn ranch, 2 fuR baths, air secure Presently nets $700 00 monthly With reli- library. garage space for four cars. private for f8mit!es, by the week, condrtJonlng, new carpet able tenants Onglnal woodwork throughout. screened porch, neutral decor. A reat home 3 bedroom, 2 bath and perlnt, finished base- Canal on two Sides of home Separate entrances, CALL MARTHA MORAY of distinction Q)ncJo, !deeps 8, many men1 Perfect layout fOf' SS8,500 Senous mqumcs only. 1-313-359-5222 HIG81E MAXON extras, poet, bel!IIch, ten- entertaining I.ots of stOf- before 11 a m only TAPPAN It ASSOCIATES INC. nis Owner. ~ age 882.2474 886-3400 or 885.2867 884.6200 ------~~------MICROGRAPHIC'; ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION OICICO- TEC-I"C. PHONE (517) 792 09304 llO4 S MAMll TON 1 IllOOl QM. '\41\1\ 12C June 13, 1991 - Grosse Pointe News UI, HOU,f\ lOR 11Il! 80 I COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 803 CONDOS APl\ flATS 803 CONDm APTS flATS , ~O ] CONDOS IIPlI fllllS HUH IIIKI RIVIR HOM!; (jOe LAKE RIVER HOMEI 81/ IHAl ISTATE WIINHD LARGE Four bedroom ex. TWO stores In Grosse OPEN house Sunday, 1- 4, NORTH SHORE VILLAS, ecutive ranch home, LAKESHORE Village, Pomte on Mack Ave & 21235 Kingsville, Harper ST ClAIR SHORES one ALGONAC exclusive river EXPERIENCE the allure of CASH pr8Itiglous area, 16 Mile 23072 Gary Lane, Lakepomte 823-2700 WOOds, 2, one bedroom block from Lake Park. front area home, 3 bed- the St Clair River In thiS end Moravian 3 $55,500 22916 Allen, room, 3 waterfront, completely renovated 2 FOR HOMES Dnve, condos, 202 & 204 Ranch. Condominium bath. fireplaces, 3 fun baths, $45,000. 23111 Arthur, patIO. steel sea wall and bedroom contemporary In 8erVlrlg Area Since 1938 803 CONDOS APTS flATS Plushl Century 21 East homes. Two bedrooms, $59,900 Diana Bartolotta, tormal dining room, In- more Priced at only St Clair Central 8Ir, fire- Stieber Realty (In the Village) 881.7100 1st floor laundry, central century 21 Kee, 751- pool. $269,900 For a pnvate place, steel sea wall & ground SWimming LAKE St Clair condo, 3 ask for Jams Wandne air, GE appliances, fUll n5-41OO 6026 showtng call VICki John- dock, 2 garage Priced to sell. By owner bedroom, 2 112 bath. air, basements, attached ga. car Abso- CASH for your Detroit or 263-8973. ST. CLAIR SHORES stone at Isles Realty- 313- lutely perlect re1lrement pool, boatwell, $240,000 COUNTRY CLUB rage. NEW CONSTRUC- LAKESHORE VIllage, 2 East Slde property or as- 194-3150 home $219,000 J-818 TWO bedroom aluminum Also avaIlable for rent at Stunning 2 bedroom over. TION $99,500 Open bedroom, newer carpet. sume mortgages Allied 8Ided Bungalow tn Har. $2,400 per month 881- dally, 1- 6 (Closed Thurs- Ing and decor, central air ST. ClAIR River, 45 min- Real Estate, 26640 Har. IooI I \ I June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 13C 911 BUILDING REMODIliNG 911 CARPINrRY 91 ~ CARPET ClEANING 91,; CEMENT ""aRK 91 ~ C1M'Nr WORK 919 CHIMNIY (LIANING 930 flECTRICAl SIRVICE 930 IlECTRICAl SERVICE BARKER CARPENTRy. Rough & fin- K. CARPET Cleaning C0rn- CONTRACTORS ish, doors, windows. All pany. Carpel Specialists CEMENT REPAIR M&M Cement & Restora. J&J AM elECTRIC Steps, porches, patlo6, tuck tlon Concrete, water. S & J ELECTRIC Mcxiermzatione AJt8f'atlOlls types porches and decks. 882-0688 CHIMNEY Repair & New potnbng, & block, ResldentiaJ.Commerclal eAddltlOl'l8eFamdy Rooms brick prOOfing, masonary re- ConstructIOn Siding and trIm work. HI PRO STEAM driveways, Sidewalks. pairs, tuck pomtlng Mike, SYSTEMS No Job Too Small • Kltchens.Recreatlon Counter tops and CARPET CLEANING 885-2930 VlOlatlOlls Areas. Free estimates. Semor 954-9640 MICHIGAN UCENSE 5125 cabtnetry. ns.1303. Any 2 rooms and a hall Chimneys repaired, rebuilt, 100 amp Panels InstaJlecl JAMES BARKER dISCOUnts. SERVING THE $550 FINISH carpenter. Euro- $34 95. Sofa cleaned. re-lIll8d. 886-5044 884-4610 pean cabinet maker- $24.95. Eurodean 1-313-790-8458 GRAZIO Gas flues re-llned. GROSSE POINTES CORNERSTONE small home repsll5- Call 371-11835 CAPIZZO CONST. CONSTRUCTION Cleamng SINCE 1965 EASTPOINTE CONST. CO. RIChard at European ex- QUALITY WORK Cement dove, floors, patIOS Certlfted, Insured cellence. 521~795 CUSWORTH ELECTRIC Krtchens-Custom DesIgn 916 CARP!! INSTAllATION AU TYPES OF Old garages rCllsed and fa- 771-7678 Residendllll Commerctal Family Rooms WOOD: Planing, projects & CEMENT, BRICK AND newed ELECTRIC INC Rece ... d light SpeceNst Window Replacements repairs- SpeclaJty 1t8f'nS & FLOORING SALES BLOCK WORK New gal'age doors and ra- no (HIMNIY RIPAIRS FAMILY OWNED AND UcenMdlI ... red. OPERATED ComI1l8f'Cl8l Remodeling doll cases Call 778-9580 Carpels, Linoleum, Tile, Garages raised and set framing. 24 Hour semce Int8f'lO(!Exterior after 6;00 pm. down on new ratwalI and New gal'ages built ELECTRICAL Hardwood FloorIng, and CONTRACTORS senicn Dt8count AddrtlOl'l8 floor. Waterproofing Family operated smce 1962 R.R. CODDENS TED Klingler C8rpentry and PaddIng. We also prOYlde Chimneys rebuilt, repaired No job 100 large or small 885-5117. Custom and Quality Always LICENSED & INSURED LICensed and Insured Woodworklng. Quality fur. Installations. re-stretchlng, or tuckpomllng Flues and Violations Corrected LICENSED AND INSURED niture and cabtnetry de- c1earung, and any type of TONY 885-0612 n4--3020 772-1771 caps r8paJl'ed. Chimneys Masl8f' lJcensed & Insured 9H F1"US JIM LAETHEM SIgns. Superb Craftsman- repair work. 882.9310 R.L. STREMERSCH cleaned • AesldentJaJ - Commercial ship, 345-9721. Open 7 Days 888-5565 • Fast Emergency Service GRIFFIN'S Custom fences, S6800777 CEMENT CONTRACTOR 919 CHIMNIY ClEANING decl - ....._-_ ..--- ...... -_ .... ,-- MICROGRAPHIC & ElECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES e SYSTEMS e CONSULTATION PHONE (517) 792 09~ 804 S HAMIL TON , IAM\QM '1.1.<,1; 14C June 13, 1991 r Grosse Pointe News *} Director of Services" , 94 3 lAND~CAPERS '''3 LAND~(AI'(IlSI GARDENE~S GARDENEltS 94S HANDYMAN 9~6 HAULING 95~ PAINTING OECORAfiNG 9S~ PAINTING DECORATING 954 PAINTING DECORATING 95. PAINTING DECORA f1NG MODERN Lawn Care Com- TIME to have your garden THE HIRED MAN plete lawn maintenance PETE'S Painting - Staining CJ'S ProfesslOOal Painting JOHN'S PAINTING roto- tilled Planting time Home & Smell Business "HAVE pICk up- will haul" BETTER Home DecoraIJng- Residential & commer- Furniture, appliances, etc and small home Improve- Interior/ Exterior. Also Interior-Extenor SpeclaJlZlng IS here! Experienced, de- Maintenance & Repair plaster repair, painting. Cial Reasonable rates local or distant 521. ments Free estimates speCialiZing In. Tuck. In repairing damaged pendable Call Jerry 839. Odd Jobs & 18 year's experience Brian, n5-5507 2061 Senior discount 792. pointing, caulking, WIn- plaster, drywall and 7355 Code Violations Paul n3-3799 3117 dow glazing, staps, gutter cracks, peeling pamt, wm. GREEN Thumb Landscap- LICENSED- INSURED HAULING Garage tear 00 Clearllng and repalr Code dow puttymg and caulk. Ing Sod delivered or in- 944 GUTJEltS VISA/Me 294.3480 downs, conStructlOll de- MIKE'S PAINTING W 0 VIOlatlOlll repaJrs Free as- lng, wallpapenng Also, stalled, top SOil Land- RETIRED Carpenter, 30 Intenorl 9xtertOl' SpecIalIZ' bns, concrete, dirt, ga. tlmates Insured QuaJrty palnt old aluminum SId. scape timber work Ask FAMOUS Maintenance- REFINISHING Ing plastering and drywall year's experience No job rage and basement junk, STRIP STAIN VARNISH work All work guaran. Ing All work and material fOl' RICk, 839.7033 serving Grosse POinte repairs and cracks, peeIo too small Reasonable brush Can remove or Duplicate EXisting Finish or teed for 3 years Reason. guaranteed Reasonable since 1943 _ Licensed, Ing palnt. Window gllwng DAN M,lleville Tree Service rates, FREE EstImates move almost anything bonded and Insured Win. Colors to MatCh able rates Call Cart 882- Grosse POinte references. • caulkmg Also paint old Tree trimming Tree and Clean. up Included Ref. Phil Wassenaar Kitchen cabinets, staJrcase 5097 Free estimates dow and gulter cleaning aluminum SIding Wood stump removal Land erences Please Call Earl, 823-1207 carpet and wall washing handraJls, vanities, panel- WALLPAPERING 882-5038 staining and refinishing, clearing Licensed and 371.9124 884-4300 lng, doors, tnm and mold- AND PAINTING BRtAN'S PAINTING Grosse POInte references Insured 24 hour emer MOVING-HAULING RETIRED Handyman- Minor DEPENDABLE Ings SPECiAUSTS FREe ESTIMATES gency Service 776-1104 SEAVER'S Home Mainte- repaJrs, carpentry, electn. EXPERIENCED LICensed Insured Affordable Painting and Pro . f8SSlOnalext~lngSpec' Inlalta: INSURED LICENSED 690-1622 nance Gulters replaced, References Free Estimates Wall 20 r lOf '"and"" cal, plumbing, broken lOW RATES repaired cleaned, roof PRESTIGE PAINTING CO papenng, years. 'Zing In all types of pamt. 776-3628 GARDENING, trimming Windows and sash cord INSURED repairs 682-0000 replaced, etc Reason. DAVID ROLEWICZ Free Estimates Ing caUlking, wmdow EXPERIENCED Painter 20 Carl, n6-7127 526-7284 GUTTERS Installed, reo able References 882. 296-2249 778-5025 3-A Company glazing and plaster repair year's experience, MELDRUM Tree Service, paired, cleaned and 6759 QUAUTV n6-3424 Dan All WOO< guaranteed FOI' Grosse Pomte area Jim inexpensive tree trim. screen Installation Senior 947 HEATING AND COOLING PAINTING SERVICE ------....;;;;; Free Estimates and CralQ. 331-s537. mlng, removal and stump THE Handyman Inc Top dIscounts FREE esti- INTERIOR- EXTERIOR JIM'S Wallpaper RemoYal reasonable rates, call grinding Insured 881. quality workmanship for d JIM'S PAINTING InterlOf'/ ALL WEATHER 25 y..... of Free estimates. Qual "7.... 872 2046 • mates, reasonable rates carpentry, remodeling 3571 HEATING COOLING exterior Plaster repair, Licensed Call 882-7196 plumbing, electncal, profealonel experience Work. 559-5635, WHITEY'S REFRtGERA TION varnishing Free est" painting, wallpaper We In your ne6ghbomood. WANT • Wallpapenng MAC'S Furnaces, BoIlers mates 773-2796 do It all Please call, 884- All repatrs before PlIIntlng ADS .'ntenor Pamting Spring Clean-up Gun •• RepaIred & Installed 9146 or 792.a261 PETER'S Shrub & tree tnmmlng, etc CL•• IIING All Makes & Models MATT FLETCHER Call In • Reasonable Pnces • Removes aIIleal'eS seeds and debI1s 4151 BuckIngham • Good Work Reasonable rates Quality • KellIl6 wa1llr wowrll/ COLLEGE student needs CALL MIKE 882.()747 PAINTING 886-6102 Earty. Call-No Job Too Small servICe , Prevents UJre P'ObI«ns work Reliable handyman- SpeclallZ,ng ,n Power WasI'l ' CUSWORTH Tom. n6-4429. , senor Dmn 0IsQ0Url Indoor or outdoor Pamt. PAINTING WEDNESDAY, 8-5 774-0414 and PaJntlng Aluminum SIding and Bnck USlr)g TRtMMING removal, spray. lng, plumbing, clean ups HEATING AND Intenorl exterior, garages, THURSDAY, 8-6 MIKE'S "s-oas quality materials lng, feeding and stump References Lawn ser. COOLING WIndow glazing Free estJ.. FRIDAY, 8-5 ProteuIonaI Guarenteed. removal Free estImates vice 885-0028, Rick Serving The Grosse Sati-'action 945 HANDYMAN mates Senior dlSCOlJnts. MONDA Y, 8-6 Painting & W8IIpIIpertng FREE ESTIMATES. Complete tree S8lVlCe Pomtes SUPER Handyman, large or 1-313-790-8458 GROSSE POtNTE NEWS Intenorl Extenor includes POtNTE Call Aeming Tree Ser- Family owned & operated GROSSE POWER WASH spring small jObs, general re- 882-6900 rep8lnng damaged piss- REfERENCES. VICe, n4-0460 cleaning, high pressure pairS, carpentry, e1ectrl. LICENSED JOHN'S PAINTING ----___ ter, cracks, peeling paint, Service & InstallatIOn LICENSED AND INSURED, K&K machine, bricks, aluml' cal, plumbing, plastenng We spec1aJ1Ze In cleaning & BRUSH STROKE window glazing, caulking, Commerclal.Residentlal CALL 574-0528. LAWN & SHRUB num Siding, Vinyl, drive- Senior dIscount Free es. power washing aluminum THE COMPlETE painttng alummlum SIding. SERVICES INC ways Call us for those tlmates Rob, m-8633 881-4664 SIding. Also repambng old PAINTING SERVICE Top Quality matenal. QUAUTV Master Pcunbng- Flshflysl Rlchard- n7. aluminum siding. All work FREE ESnMATES Reasonable pnces All Intenor/ extenor sp8C1a1- Weekly Lawn Cutting CURT HERRINGTON 7092 and matenals guaranteed 822.3322 work Guaranteed Grosse lSts Repair work guaran: Tree & Shrub Trimming Complete home repairS and Grosse POInte references HOUSE Painting. AesK:len- Pomte references Can teed References. Free Clean ups - FertdtZlng HANDYMAN Improvements. Code v~ FREE Estrmates. tlall Commercial. Free as- Mike anytime. estimates, Insured John Free Estimates. Low Call Bud for reasonable latlOll WOO<. Free estI- n1-1412. Rates mates. can BnYtime: tlmates. RIck, 754-4327. 777-8081, Excellent Service, pnces and prompt ser- Lic:ensed 885-0787 882-5038 J & R PAINTING Michael's Painting SMALL painting JObs, Inte- 773-3814 VICe norl exterior. Quality Intenor/ Exterior ------Home Repairs- HANDYMAN, F,nished Car- #.~~===~ & work. Calf Jim, 882-6344 LAWN sel'VlCe, cut, edge Maintenance pentry, TuCkpolntrng, etc 25 experience 01' 885-8166. and trim Free est,mates PAINTING UTERlOR IJITERIOR years Wood Refinishing ' 521.5425, Paul 822-1543, John Intenors, basements, etc .. B.INTING 790-6514 CUSTOM PAINTING GEORGE'S PaJnting. Inte- rM BOWMAN Palnbng Inc. In- WOOD STAINING REASONABLE TREE & Masonry repaJrs, code VI- rior/ Extenor. WaN paper- Cell your lids In Earty! 26 YEARS tenorlExtenor, Free Est!- AND RERNISHING Ing, patching! plastering, STUMP REMOVAL 882. oIatlOns corrected EXPERIENCE mates. Toll free HIOO- INSURED 5204 _882_.5886__ . _ GROSSE POINTE NEWS WIndow putty, caUlking. 882-6900 Call for free 794-5506 MICHAEl. A. MEDA Senior CrtJzen dISCOUnt. LAWN S81'V1Ce. expenenced LICENSED Handyman pro- estimate SPECIALIZINGIn extenor 885-3230 George, 365-5929. U of M student. Mark, vldes carpentry, electrl- 916 HAULING palllbng, 15 years experi- PAINTING, wallpaper, wall- 885-7865 cal, plumbing and palnt- 885I 4867 ence Reasonable rates. washing Sen,or Dis- 956 PEST CONTROL LAWNCA.REI Very afforda- Ing (intenor and exterior) WaHpap8tlng SpecialIZing III Grosse counts Jan, 884-8757 WILD UFE REMOVAL ble, free estimates, Sen. services FREE esti- PIalt_/Drywall Pointe homes 884-6199, Glenda, 293-0166 ior discounts, odd jobs mates, senior discounts GIOVANNI Sacco, painting, SAFE FLUE _St_8V8______CHIMNEY SERVICE 372-0043, Andy, Frank Call 882-7196 r-~------....II staIIt-WOItt, walipeperlllg, 882-5169 SHRUB Cutting done by PAINTING sales, instalation, re- Grosse POinte PolICeman moval. Reasonable. 949 JANITORIAL ~ERVICE Exterior & Interior 9S7 PlUMBING HEATING and son Excellent Ser- Complete Since 1960. 247-0722. 14 yrs. exp • G,P' References VICe. 373-8817 COMMERICAL, HOME REPAIR Wntt6ll Guarantee PAINTER & DecoratOl'. 40 ALL Amencan Plumbtng. ROTOoTlWNG- No jOb too • ~ pert Pamtlng RESIDENTIAL, FREE ESTIIATES. 54.7650 years expenence. Paper- We do all types of plumb- small, no JOb too big Call • Imenor & Extenor PaJn~ng NEW CONSTRUCTION, hanging, woodfinlshlng, Ing repair and sewer Paul, 882-5978 • Plastenng & Drywall HOUSE PREP. marbelizlng. Low esti- Cleaning Free estimates. • All Kmds of Stucco Work FREE ESTIMATES. mates 294-6366. Call 466-2343 or 463- DECORATIVE landscaping AnlhllllllI' • Com plete Carpentry Work 24 HR. SERVICE. LAKESIDE PAINTING 2998 . 1/4 yd (5 bu) PAINTING, Intenor and ex- Rocks. • Roofing & Complete 882.7890. Victol!' Interior/Exterior PLUMBING- All repairs, $100 All shapes & SIZes Gutter Work lP'mllrrnthng tenor. FREE estimates, large or small. Lecensed DelIVery available 392- • Clean Guners 9S1 LINOLEUM Wallpaper/Sponge reasonable rates, senior 3025 • Complete Piumlling DELUXE SURFACE PREP dISCOUnts. Calf 882.7196. FREE estimates, senior • Waterproofing All Work Guaranteed dISCOUnts,882-7196 MIKE'S Perennial Land- UNOLEUM & ne installed • All Bnck & Block Work PAINT DABBERS Mulching and repaired, porches Insured References scaptng. lawn- , TuckpomtlnQ Licensed/Insured SeMng all POInte areas. 16 COMPLETE mower! EnVIronmentally • Chimney Work carpeted Call Richard, 822,5444 years experience. AU PLUMBING concerned. Dependable, • Complete Cement Work & 540.2456 1777-77931 pamts & stalns. InterlOf/ references 779-8669 Repairs 953 MUSIC INSTRUMENT SERVICE extenor Paint! wallpaper MARTIN VERTREGT LANDSCAPING- Reliable, REPAIR removal and repair Sen- Call Larry llcensed Master Plumber good rates. 20 years ex. CUSTOM EXTERIORS ior citizens discounts "Zr 371-6617 COMPLETE PI8J1O serVJCe: Grosse POInte Woods penance 882-3676 Tunrng, rebuilding, refin- By Thomas Clark Free estimates Kertf1 759- 3279 Gary 526-2350 886-2521 9~ 3 lAND5CA PE~S Ishing. Member Plano 9~3 lANDSCAPERS 10 Years Grosse Pointe Experience New work, repairS, renova- GARDENERS GROSSE TechniCians Guild, S1gis- GARDENERS EASTWAY Painting & Dec- tions, water heaters, POINTE mund Bossner 731.7707. Call Now for Free Estimate 823-2756 orating InterlOf/ exterior, sewer cleaning, code VlO- MOVING & PIANO servlCeS- Tunmg quality W'Or1<: Best pnces! latIOnS All work guaran- ,,;,. STORAGE and repaJr. 12 year's ex. MARCO PAINTERS INC. References, Free esti. teed ...... penence. FleXible hours, mates. 755-7252 LAIIDSCUmS LOCAL & LONG Reasonable 881- Painting & Decorating rates. MILAN'S PAINTING Complete Lawn and t..ndscape Design DISTANCE AGENT FOR 8276 Custom Interior/Exterior $ DI$COUNT $ G.rden .... fnt.nIInc. and CotwtrucUon Interior-Exterior PLUMBING GLOBAL VAN UNES Meticulous Preparation • Weekt}' lawn 56.....,. • loncll<:ope OMogn Aluminum SidIng PaInting • For All Your • Ae'OflnO/P"""" 11oI"ng • Soddong 9S~ PAINTING DfCORATING EST 1975 • INSURED. G P. Resident Patching,~ • Ow ... ..:longIT~ • Pol", on 'is 7 PlUYBI,,(, flfAT'''C, E. L. CALCATERRA INC. SpecialiZing ,n Interlor/Extenor Painting We offer the best In preparatIOn before painting Emil L. Calcaterra. Founder Palnling - Intenor.ex and use only the flOest matenals for the Plumtllng • Heating. Cooling longest lasting results Great Weslem people tenor, paperhanging Residenllal • CommerCial. Industrial are qualrty minded and courteous Call us for • and repairs Free the ultimate In reSidential and commercial SerYIng Grosse POinte Area Since 1958 [1111d\'caJ~e[Jesigll ~ estimates cheerfully painting Andrew Emil Calcaterra given Licensed aJd REASONABLE RATES MechanIcal Engineer Master Plumber Insured ("OIl.\trllclloll 824-1)8...,2 FREE ESnUATES. FULLY INSURED 24 Hour Answertng ServICe 882-9234 -.7602 83g.4242 , I • I I - June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 15C 't..;~ "'...~ :::...../~.. /~r .....-:::t't I:~ ;;/"'..=:." .. ::- .... .< q51 PLUMBING HIA TlNG ~bO ROOfiNG IERVICf 'lba HOOfiNG SlllVICf DECKARD PlUMBING PARR'S ROOFING CO. LEONARD'S sales and S8rv1ce Shingles ROOFING 885-0406 Rubber Roofing Shn'lgles, lIat roofs, c0m- Ltcensed and Insured Flat Decks plete tear~, built-up V,- Matercerd Siding & Gutters roofing, gutters and all L.S. WALKER Ptumbll'lg ktnds of repairs. Uceneed Guar8ntHd Work guaranteed. Free estI- Dram cleaning & repairs. 822-3641 Quality work, reasonable mates. licensed and in- rales Free estimates. TOTAL ROOFING sured Member of the 790-7116, Pager: 43(). SIDING SERVICES Better BusIness Bureau. 3321 RElSldenlla1lCommercial 884-5416 EMIL THE Shingles, SlI1gle Ply Rubber Roofs, Tear Offs ~IJ TILE I'.ORk PLUMBER Repairs, Ice Backup SPECIALIZING IN VINYL AND ALUMINUM • KItchens TILEWORKS SiDtNG CeramiC, Marble, Slate, • Bathrooms seamless GutterslTnm Pavers, Quarry, Vinyl. • Laundry room and Replacernent Windows Repalrs 10 years expen. violations Doors ence References LI- and work • Old new Storm Wlndows/Doors censed/ Insured 527. Free Estlmates LICENSED INSURED 6912 Bill, Masler Plumber RON VERCRUYSSE (Son of Emil) COMPANY PROFESSIONAL work, n4-3542. reasonable prices, free 882-0029 estlmates. 8111, 173-5989 AERO ROOFING CO. BOB DUBE EXPERT ROOF REPAIRS CERAMIC tile- resldenllal PL.UMBING and HEATING Shingles, Slate, Tile, jobs and repalrs. 15 l,.jcensed-Master Ptumber Roofs, Gutter Work years expenence. n6- SEWER CLEANING All Work Guaranteed 4097;~7113. Andy SPRINKLER REPAIR, LICef'lS8d & Insured MUD work, ceramic, mar- 8'C. 371472 355-4320 Grosse Pointe Woods ble, slate, pan repalrs. 886-3897 ROOFING Repalrs, restlln- Costom work. Paul 822- g1i09, chimney screens, 7137, 824-1326 PLUMBING- M8jOr or minor basement leaks, plaster repairs, references, low repairs Handyman work. Oil wAll tlASHI~G rates. Paul, 756-0197 Insured. Seaver's, 882- ANR 0000. P • M Window and Wall .... ntenanee • Repelr Cleaning. (Formerly EIel::tric sewer & EIectnc ALL PRO ROOFING Grosse POInte Fireman drain cleaning. Toilets Professional roofs, gutters, Ad) Excellent care for siding. New and repaired. ahd faucets repaired & your home Free estl- replaced. Reasonable Reasonable, reliable, 16 mates- References. 821- rates. years expenence. 2984. 775-0651. LICENSED • INSURED John W11H1m8 K~co. 24 hr. Emergency Service Wall washing, Iloor clearllng n6-5167 and waxing Free esti- FRANK R. Metro-Maintenance mates. Contractors Inc. 882-0688 ROOFING SPECIALIST WEIR Residential and 900 ,vINDOW REPAIRS Commercial PLUMBING, HEATING Shingle and Flat Roofing FUlly Ucensed & Insured SEWER AND DRAINS 258-5435 R&U s BOILER SPECIALISTS FLAT Roof Problems? New WINDOW & DOOR CO. SPRINKLER REPAIRS rubber roofs installed on flat roofs. Stope all leaks New Window Guaranteed 552-6116 Installation 885-7711 " : ReSIdentIal & Commercial R&J 773.4925 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS ROOFING Since 1925 CONTRACTORS Kerth Danielson LEAKY & DRAF1Y • Shingle Roofs Ltcensed Master Plumber BASEMENT WINDOWS? • Flat Decks SECURIT1 'ROILUU1 DAN ROEMER • Expert Repairs TAKE A LOOK AT OUR PLUMBING • Senior Discounts GLASS BLOCK Repairs, remodeling, • Licensed and WINDOWS code work, fixtures, Insured water heaters Instaled. 773-0125 FOfl FREE ESTIMATES I.Jcensed and Insured. 881.2123 m-2614 JOHN J. GELLE Mason 38 yrs PLUMBING Expenence REPAIRS GENTILE & ROOFING SEWER ClEANING SINCE 1940 Reasonable Rates For All Mike Potter - lJcensed 882-1558 • Re-Roofing &Tear~ffs • Flal Roof Decks DIRECT • HotTar& PLUMBING Rubber Systems & • Cerbfied ApplicatIOn , , , DRAIN Of Flat Roof Systems ...... =:"'- • Expert Repai's ~.... --- ..... ~~~ ~ ...... '1~"\ ...." • Small Jobs ...... ,... -...... ;;.. 521-0726 " , • Free Estimates UCENSED - INSURED ~ • Full Product Warranty GUARANTEED • Senior D1scounl • References 774-9651 " All Work Guaranteed MICHAEL HAGGERTY PLBG UC. 82.16432 : ALL WEATHER HEATING. COOLING BOILERS BOILER PIPING HOT WATER TANKS REPAIRED. INSTALLED CAll MIKE 882-0747 COMPLETE ROOFING AM EMERGENCY SERVICE Plumbing, HeMing RESIDENTIAL & Air Conditioning COMMERCIAy Sewers snaked, $55 Fur- TEAR-OFF r)aces 1flSIalIed, $1,200. RESHINGLE AIr COIldIbonIng mstalIed, GROSSE POINTE NEWS $1,200 CERTIFIED 882-6900 184-4610 APPLICATIONS OF MODIFIED. SINGLE GEORGE OLMIN TONY PLY. WINDOW CLEANING I Mai yolIam n Gnlae PairIt,. C I The Master Plumber FLAT ROOFING SERVICE r------, (Son of Emlf) SYSTEMS 35 YEARS IN THE I 1 YEAR $24 I job too smaI, new and VENTS POINTES =~CJ6 repairs, YlOI8tlOns GUnERS n8-7940 I I Or Call Our Circulation 293-3181 REPAIRS LICENSED INSURED K.WlNDOW I 2YURS $tO ------I GROSSE POINTE NEWS ClEANING Department 882-6900 886-0520 COMPANY I STfm______I Storms, screens, gutters, I 3YURS $51 I akJmlnum cleaned In- I ~.... ClrY PltK___ I sured Free estJmates 882.6900 882..Q688 I .. STm lI I D BARR ClEANING SERVICES Roofing & Aluminum Siding Co SECOND GENERATION A FUll SERVICE ROOFING CO. WINDOW AND GUTIER ~------~ Aluminum Siding I Tnm I Gutters ClEANING DALE 9n~7 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION eICItO-TEC -lftC. PHONE (517) 792 09~ 8().l S HAMil TON 1 (8001 968'~56 16C June 13, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Toadvertise on this page coli Classified Advertising at 882-6900 Retail Advertising call 882-3500 Fax 882-1585 EAL 1~STATE RES0URCE HOW TO USE THE HOMEBUYER GRID Welco:me to the Select your preferred location, price or style of home. The listings will show the address, Real Estate Resource! bedroom/bath, description of home, price and telephone number. REALTORS and In an effort to make your search for that next house easier, the Grosse Pointe OPEN SUNDAYS will be indicated in bold. News is initiating a new page where you can find in a few minutes what the market is offering today, in the five Grosse Pointes, St. Clair Shores, Harper Woods, Detroit and other municipalities. This source will pinpoint what the up-to- date price of a property is, what are its features and when it will be available for viewing. Don't Miss Your Opportunity ZONE . .. Zone 1 - Grosse Pointe Shores 4 Zone 2 - Grosse Pointe Woods v--~~!~~_.~ Call today to place your ad. Zone 3 - Grosse Pointe Forms Zone 4 . Grosse Pointe City Here's the opportunity you've been waiting for, It's your chance to advertise in the one resource Zone 5 - Grosse Pointe Pork that area buyers will be consulting when they're ready to take action. Along with your Harper Woods, Detroit, St. Clair Shores, ZONE advertisement, readers will find informative articles on buying and selling real estate. Be a part of All Other Areas 5 the Real Estate Resource page being featured week.1yin the GrossePointe News 882-6900 ZONE" - CROSSE POINTE SHORES ZONE 4 - CROSSE POINTE CITY ~, "'room/Icdh Descnp'ioh Price PhoM AdcItws Ied.oom/Ioth Description 35 Shore'-n Rei. 3/l.5 Ranch, cenlral air, Florida room. $265,000 885-6082 713 Rivard 4/2 5 Greater starter large family room, l'rpI., rec room, 2 car gar 511 IaIIontyne 3/2.5 Cenrral air, rull basement, large famdy room $345,000 8814731 $132,900 82~464 420 Washington 6/35 Su~ 2-4. 8nck Colonial by owner. Shores 4/2.5 Colonlol on quiet CuJ.d.soc. lorge family rm Reduced I $316,000 886-3699 9Pet:t see doS$ 800 Photo $215,000 881-7709 90 c:r.entwood Dr. 4/2.5 Open 5uncICIy 2-5. CoIonlOl by owner See Oou 800 $325,000 88~056 .21 Rivard 34/1.5 ~ :i%2-4. NEW 34 bedroom 32 S. Dwell 4/3 0Den Sunday 2-4. Country kitchen, cnelrol air b.mgoIow • Edt- CaI 8866010 oII'owance. I.C. Edgar $335,000 8866010 "3 St. Clair 3/2 On !he park! lots of perIts .. 0. .... $119,900 886-6010 ZONE 2 - CROSSE POINTE WOODS 143 St. Clair 3/2 2 family fICII. Good value. LG ...... $147,900 8866010 AcIchu ..... oom/lath Description 157 University 3/1 ~ Sun. 2-4. Lorge kitchen plus ramily room R.. Edgar $134,000 8866010 62411011"'" 5/2.5 2 1/2 skl!'Y Colonial Fam rm, den, [adl lot 75x 150 addlllonall89,900) Assume73/8% mong. $199,000 343-0648 2671looseYe1t 6/35 Engli~ Tudor 'Townhouse. R.G ..... $224,900 8866010 692 HawthoI.1e 34/1.5 Colon 101 2,200 sq h Must seel See class 800 $194,900 8814343 Cancio Special 2 Condo-2 bedroom. Quiet slreel. AlC LG. Edgar $91,500 8866010 1252 Roslyn Rd. 3/1.5 o.-n Sunday 2-5. BrrckColonial, exceUentcondItIOn Must seel $114,900 881.a554 21612 Van K 4/2.5 Completely redecorated. 2,900 sq. h , new furnace Call 881-3638 ZONE 5 - CROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/loth 1577 Lochmoor 1IvcI. 4/2 0P.en Su~ 12-3. Cape Cod Camp Descnptlon Price uPdated By OWner $265,000 884-0475 1019 Audubon 5/3.5 NEW USnNG-SpocIClU$ ptnored Colonial, family roam and den 3 car garage "G. Edgar Cell 8866010 ISiS llamptor. 3/1 Open Sunday 2.5. (See doss 800) $99,500 882-2159 771 Iarri.-,gton 3/1.5 Engll~ Tudor Hardwood fIocn. MusI_1 Call 822.2688 2216 SIan.\ope 3/1 5 ~ roam)' bungalow Formal dining, family room, deck "G. Edgcir $119,900 8866010 7711ec1ford 6/35 0,.. Sunday 2-5. English Tudor. $325,000 82~464 1224 Aline 3/1 Perlect Ranchon CuJ.de.Soc "G. Ecftar $105,000 8866010 ZONE ~ - CROSSE POINTE I=ARMS HARPER WOODS Address 1edroom/8crIh Dele:ipllolh Price Address "'~/Iath Description Price PI-.. 19694 Loch...- 3/15 45 WilIdeo .... Bright airy Colonial w/ G.P. Schocls. "G. Edgar $14,500 8866010 3/2.5 Coun~~:nch Colon 10 I. Call lor brouchure R.G. r $635,000 886-6010 19770 Woodside 2/1 1,100 sq h. fmody room, fireplace, applionces. $19,000 372-6944 191 Kerby 4/1.5 Farm hallie NICe romlly room, den. By owner $199,000 886-5315 21102 Hunt Cub 3/1 Brick Bungalow. G P Schools Newly decorated. By owner. $13,900 886-4340 211 ...... 4/2 Prieereducedl See closs 800 W~Ico-op. $189,500 886-5958 6/35 Center enlrance CoIonKJI Kllchen new 1987. Cassie, elegant, prrvate Can lor brochure R.G.1dgor Call 886-6010 DETROIT Addres, ...... !Iath Dele: lption 272 LaSalle 5/3 CukIe-Soc secJuSIOl1 Step down rlYl~ fIOneled Price PI-. library, mosier SUite w/ Gre pi $399,000 88~010 "G. 3910 Iuddngham 3/1 New furnace 5/11/91. Close to Mack. LG. Edgar $37,900 8866010 429_ 4/2 One of !he Formsbest buys! Price reduced! "G. Edgar $135,000 886-6010 5742Yorbhre 4/2 Very large 2 lumily. LG...... $47,500 8866010 159 McKinley 4/1.5 Renta~near RIChardG P S "G. Edgar $1,000 8866010 39261uc1cinghmn 3/1 5 Back an Marltet. ILG ..... $31,900 8866010 Increase Your Resale Value There are so many things y'ou ound $7,338, refinish cabinets, • Adding insulation: Increase can do to increase the resale value doors and add stonn doors. The timated cost for this project is install an energy-efficient ap- ~our resale value by about estimated cost is $10,995, and $6,242. of your home that it's hard to de- pliance, new countertops, calil- lIll,31O when you add a depth cide which project will be best the estimated resale value is net hardware and some new of eight inches of blown-in $7,806. • Adding a swimming ~l: The when it comes to the bottom line. decorating. The cost for this wood-fiber insulation to the Here we'll discuss 14 different pro- cost to add a 16x32-foot, in- project is estimated to be outside walls of your attic. • Adding skylights: This project, ground, deep-end pool with jects, their costs and resale value :$7,976. This_project would cost about costing an estimated :$3,462, aluminum walls, a vin)':l liner, Increases. $1,680. would mvolve mstalling three Room addition: Build a 15x25- • Bathroom remodelinE: Add a a surrounding surface of three- 3-by-3-foot, manually operated, inch concrete, a filter system, foot addition on a poured slab new tub, sink and toilet, plus a • Adding a greenhouse: Spend ventilating, insulated glass accessories and maintenance foundation, with matching new vanity, medicine cabinet, around $10,347 to ~t an 8x13- skylights. Two would gl? in the ~uipment is about $23 660. sidewalls and roof and a dry- ceramic-tile walls in the tub 1 foot p-re-fabricatea addition J)rImary living area and one in Surprisingly, this add Ition wan interior with batt insula- area and a ceramic-tile floor. with aouble-glazed, tem~red the master tiedroom or bath- would have an estimated value tion. Include two ventilating The estimated cost is $6,743 glass, two louvered windows room. This project would in- of only $5,915. sk,yluzhts, a patio door and elec. With an estimated resale value and one 30-inch door With a crease the resale value about tncaT outlets. The estimated mcrease of $5,057. concrete floor over crushed $2,077. remodeling cost would be stone. The resale value goes $31,841, ana the estimated re- • Addmg a full bath: Including up an estimated $6,538. • Reroofing' 1b add a new roof, sale value would be $23,880. everythmg from remodeling a you wourd need to remove the bathroom (mentioned above), • New siding: Replace existmg eXisting roof and then install • Major kItchen remodeling: For bUIlding an additional 5x7-foot sldmg witfi 1,500 square feet 3,000 square feet of fiberglass an estimated $21,660 you could bathroom to the home's exist- of vinyl, alummum or steel or asphalt shmgles with new add new cabinets, countertops 109 structure would cost ar- Siding using 1I4-inch foam in- felt surface underneath. For an energy-efficient apQ)iances and ound $9 658 The ~ news is sulation 60ard for about estimated cost of ~4,507 your custom lightmg. That figure the resale value orthis project $7,536. The estimated resale resale value will increase would also allow for a new IS$11,590. va ue IS $7,536. about $4,056. floor, wall coverings and celhng treatments. The resale value • AddlOg a fireplace For an esti- • Replacing windows and doors: • Addmg a wooden deck: 1b in- would Increase by about mated- cost of $3,625, you can ThiS .J)roject costmg about crease your resale value an es- $19,277. Install an energy-efficient, fac- $10,995, mvolves replacmg 16 tImated $5,181, add a 16x20- tory-bUIlt firephl.ce. ThiS would WIndows With afumlnum, foot deck of pressure-treated • Minor kitchen remodeJi ng: 1b Increase your resale value by wood or vinyl-lOsulated glass pme. Include rathngs, a built- increase the resale value ar. $4,894. wmdows. Replace entry doors In bench and a planter. 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