Protecting our natural resource
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Monday, May N
i worn1 twisting on o huk. Anciguuled sewer cystems which dump raw svwngv 'b still others, ~t'sa soum of' iammu, part uf a fmnl aties ktwwn liere mid Oukiund Vuunty inlo hipymg route that connect8 the Atlantic Ocean MeSb. Clair are yet another contnbutrng fuvtc~r. with pointa tu far west as Duluth, Mlnn. But man is also thv only onr who cut1 turn Lukc But to everybody who lives ou the enst side, Lake St. Clnir around. Cities, communities and muntjcls St. CIair is u way of life HII~what affects the lake are joining forms to act now tcl cbnsurcthat [he Idcc &'ecb ull of us. -- survives. Last sunlmer was o bad one for Lake St. Clair. / 'hduy, Ihu Grwr Pointc News and its sirtri pub, Beadles all uluny tlw Iukr were dosed when high iicutwn The Connectlotr beyin o sutul~rcr-long levels of contanhunts were found and the lake was report on the past, present and futurc of thc lukc. deemed unhealthy for swimmers. Stories will focus not unly on what ku:: bvcn dutw ru Suowrcld, growing at H remarkably high rate, harm thc lakc's ecosystem, but, nroiv ~t~~portiu~tly, washed ushore ntrd rotted, creating unsightly shor- what is being done to bring d~elukc back ftunl tllc elitles and un odor that wouldn't go away. brink. There ure many reasons for the changes in the We've cnlled our series Tbc Lake EtTvct. at\ apt lake. Zebru nuassols und Gobi fish - celled non- kdu, we fuel, b~!auscUS the lake ps,so do wc. Opin ior~...... 6A letters ...... I 1 A Our special report begins today on pages 8A and 9A. Sera iors ...... 15A I Obituaries...... 15A Brisiness ...... ,16A Shores voters OK divided sewer system, big savings likely Schools ...... 17.4 BY Chrpmrn wuld @I lowurd wrw trini~rto Staff Wnter nlurce ~rnd ~opnim.Additional Feal~rr~s...... 1 Ry II 11iw4y 10.tr~1tirwgin, mviq rihould mmc hn111 I?. GI~x.Y\ Pointc Shrws voter+, duwd stw1gv t~vntnwnt ~wts E11turtnirrrtrc11t....5B ~!pp~iwtli~ $2,7 1t1iIliw lnmd 11~~city of hlrxoil chnrgvs Ihc Sports...... 1 C: iww Muy 10 to ~~\~NII.I\~Pthcl \4llngv lnu.nrtw, uith thr a!'? Clnssifit'tl cltis ....GC villuhvSs wwnc[l! culd storti\ \VII. rl~tvdqwtr1n. stnrln watw wI1 lvr systtwls llou' out 10 thhko insttwi ot' A I0 WiWi)t WI~WL\IIWN~ gdng to tlw Ik41vit ltv~~tnrwt
1 Michael J. Monahan j Memorial Day service
Thr 46th lakrslde Memo- rial Day ~orvic* at the Qrorro Poln:r War Memo- rial will be held on Mon- day. May 29, at 10 a.m. lo* Trowrrn, community resident and World War 11 veteran. wlll be tho key- 11otr spvakrr. The Droue Polnh War Memorlal Ir located at 32 Lakrrhore In Grow Polntr News Park adopts next year's budget
iui: pmjt~" which wil! l&r enhaw our ~~uni'.).." -'We &ways qpeuata citi. zrn ~nput." .said Heenan. "H?lru ci- I& to us. we know Nhere best W conE!AtMtx ow lrffvm aad ow resow nr brsl ldgoveramenb haw a Jw relatidip uith their cirizrns. d the bet wa} for pvople tu br heard is to sp.3 out at meeunp We aI. ways invite thz public w at- wd."
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on underage drunk drivers ha= ire on+: ordimme. drivers prasead hrthe iar GROSSE POLNTE ARTISTS ASSOClATlON nil4 go ~~ tbe *-'5 mw- n paloavt-dp" twill and tbe GROSS€ POISTE VILLAGE ASSOCIATI05 be mpenised Wdcwrt A.V:VOL!\%E employees In the past. Xd cff& hive qpmd the qwuhr.g d (IDPlILIIOH 8 a Chijdren'6 te juse~& d- &&r progTam ttLat divd Grow Pointe yinztb away from the Wayzle Onurry jvve nileanuts?.stern Maym R&ert Node and diredm d public ssfety Jack PatWsor. endorsed the Child- ren's Home program it gave individual aixmtion- to GmePointe youthhi. Those conviaed under the new ordnance EaEe up w 45 days of community semue. 90 days in jad and a W he. '.l hupe the youths d Craw Pointe urdemaad that we won't to- thii kind d be havior," Biee said- '7hffi is a zero tokm bw, it's illegal ca drink if you're under 21, m any ahhi in thr bimd wni driving is a vety seriou of- But bEcaw the Woods now fern."
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CHILDREN'S "HflNDS-ON" ART CENTER 11 OIL PORTR~ITURE May 25. 1% &O~LCPaillie Ws
Bonefe# Skhle# Qlidren BlleaSt...$IS7 LB. Cniclren Legs...... rn Lg. Whole chidm Breast...... $1.79 LEI; wit Chi- mast...... $1.29 111. Chicken Wing ...... lge LB. whole Fryers...... LB; Whole art* ~ryers...... , .... 9% LIB, Baby 8act.s Rib5 ...... $3.29 IS= spare afbr ...... S1.m la; W PetbiU 5 LB. W...... $a= 3taaLB.ar4toaL~. mat LW2 LB. tin ...... $2m SmrS- Club Steak ...... #.$a i& Gmat for W,great for SUSS Qlbe Steak...... ,...... $3.09 LB. Ground 8eef from Chuck ...... $1.H m. Cmnd Beef RmRwnd ...... BZ-W 18.
micbn, lBeeF QT Po* YaBobS ...... $4.90 U. Lamb or Kabobs...... S1.99 -LB.-- ...... Catfish Fillets...... L8 Frestr Tuna Steak ...... $8-99 ~m Calamari Salad ...... $ L! Marinated Yusse~Salad ...... $4.88 LI mmkea SaImon aunllr...... $s-88 M I BoEton Scrod......
fvi Poetry police didn't ~IWWwhut IC do. out the The geese appw to be re- 1 usually pt longdis. Aniwicans alwny:: had wnwnv lievd by the nca dcvelopnlent. phone tallinK me W~NIwu!d lakc dlclrge." 'They're all stroflinp wound rhynre dwsntt rvork, A "a1 tnkwh~rhw kind d C~Pwk a1 krir leisure," says but t'tirnirr gy. L(w htcd he nu~yrrpl.!c Bill, ndding the1 Wncds red- Wwds Police h~saud~en~c w~lh w~mt oi his dents are Srw IV conw and fan~ou?rTrorwvn 'l'ri~t:~Ix4n.e ytww watch thv spwctr. You mn tnkr tl~itttnithcr i~s end of the tti~indurpnicmt . 111. ii ir~lruirrg.
Some guidclnce
'hrc wns n hush, nrrd the:^ liym hove Ttd wrlr hl~dto Intow: "AIXIII~i1111l'ivi1)~ up, on 11w rig111," Teamwork vital to millage success l'l~crcwas u bit ot' chuckling, oapf3. The G~oseePainb &ds are nat using the word "renewal" ta deacvibc their mil- lage request far technololl\', as 1 , . mggytd laat week. In fnc.1: ,, thy re belng very cclrehl not ta ray it. Last week I wwtc about th. Not everywe ay'tws thnt wtnded like he wid, "1 m:dw upeoming rnillsge vote. refer. twning drrwn the millup it niycudf. 111) II lenl trrnrhlv ring apeiificnlly to the old li would II~II~~lirosyt, Po~ntcn shclf." brrry -money which i~ nnw con]. Ir.cw*(r.wh1w11 Hywtcnl. Rut l'm I'll txt the ~~eeultsrlrc pure ing back an 41 tec.hnolo~gy not ill Lhnt ctrmn millap, It lab like a wnewnl becaw the ~chtrrlswere alrlt ta keep the lihrar?, money - 11nd iwcrywhew else. Vntwg. thank8 to Iegi~lc~tionhy Iten1 oxp~tcdtn LK' rrliiwd of con. performance atate lawmakern Rep. Willinm tinuow ~n~llnyrrccpestw So I thriuyl~tI'd catch the Park's R. Bryant Jr and fornwr hr. soinn>of I)wm alrnn't in H reccp Joe Tmwcrn revcri.uhly wtrrk. John Kslly - oven nncr they t i\v rrnrno of nlind. ing III~hir kqvnntu oddrcss fn~, ~wparatedfrom th~Iihrwy it. III 111yview, dolltirs urc not 11 next blo~~dt~y'sInkwidr Mrmo- mlf. But the wh~mianrrn'l cnll d~twtnwww of quality of ed. rial lhy nhurrvnncc lit the War Lnp it a renrw~rl. ucrtlion, li~rlthy durc hclp. Memorir~l,hut Jir: wundvtl cool I Rtand rnrrccted. 'lh~ut l111r t hiug P,!L\ liclp~19 II nnd collected. They're very ncnsllive on this sc~i>t~11f pulling tog~lbprond "I've atretidy lilrrshcd thc Int. Calling it n ren~\vulmny \vcr~k~ngtnwi~~~l $1 rrlltlmon qwrch,'' wid JIW, who wns c what Ront thc ir~ucatcrnsh. grml. And Ihnt's 1x~c11toking it conimandrr of ti proup of GI's ing in flamea ln~twinter. With on 1 h'~clllll this yv1r during thc WW I1 Rattic, of thr that in mind. thy cnn't help At thnt time. 1 wrote :I col. i'l~nml~,11rt1 ttwlrtw nllkc B~~ljic. feeling that 1 drillrd o hole in lwn ill aupport of crrnt~~~~II II;IU I~IY>IIII~WI rtbo~~t iwrricw While l~tmorinx thost- \rho the battam oT th~irhnnt. di~lrwtIihrnry. Ptul of my nr That wns nrrt my intent K~IIIII~I~~WIM thi~t th~ hiI11~~ f, " '.I . . . . . , . ' ...... \VIIIII~IIollnw thr lihrn~y,nnd support puhlic schonis. in con thdl srlpportlng tho diiltr~ctli cept and in fort. Even though I h'lll')' Wlfh I point nnd know hnw ~n~itry nrw hat thinp cnn hr wrlrnK with pub- lic oducatim 111 prclcllc'c3.1 still euppnrt it. My ji111~13 stretched ns fnr ns t~nyone's. but 1 always \~itr"yes " I hlicve thilt 1111- Grow Pointc wh(~rlsnl.c pcrd. No! perfect, mnyk*,1~1 vrry good - and 1 suppnrt thralr drt3in. to improvr further. 1 support the newl for tech. nology education Therc nre eoms (expert$. ewnl whil feel whmla arc putting thrir c8f.?gs in the NTOlrr: hrrskct \r.hVnthey invest heavily ilr trchnology The ergunirnt I.; thltt ttrhnd mrln dollar3 Tmi~\lnsic< par$ d t& O-stem7'' i&s aren't any mexpxmve Bwuw!rheFmismtbe dW." early stagas d deter- a Gmw Pawe WooOs md plan c$ Odicu~.Leonard said a Wdhave just cam- ~estimeteisprematU10. pletedcaArwh$aW "-we sepir& our &oa retParj00 haam to b- systems. or we a reten- dk ovd~wsthal wodd haw tion basin, we H-UU have to aa& to at have beeo em. dbemzhe been dumped mtx, money," said. "I phetrcsli~ Ya, w ld wqgias. by- A twe &a(' The only e&&e ~wamtmiQ iapuiriqgabolJtfie~d to escape DNB-mandated arasumragtheInke's6sbaC. changes in its sewer system h ter year's baderie surre. the Ciey d Grosse Pointe. kg 'Tbe frsb in and arwnd time pWsarkr; &ye Jof LakeSt.CLaiTarev~saEe Dube said that be's wiih to eat," fibkh@ the department sine 1967, and Robe~tHaas 4. 'Tram a the C& bas always had a sep bid- point. d view, %, rated syarn. I& is just he." *'Idon't kDow who deci,$d to wing fish 69m Like st.?' build separated systems, said Cbir is sale, and fan de- '. Dube. "It happned a long time crease the chances d heart More I joi~lLd the deparrmem, but ~t'sturned out to be a good eating certain hnds and decision. Becaw we have no sizes of fA too dten may CSOs, the DNR dm not kue pose health hazards bemuse us a permit, and we're out of they mntain h&er levek d the picture. U co& more toxic chemicals, accdmg to build separated systems, but the 1945 Michigan Fishing someone ma& the right deci. Guide. sion back when the City's sew. The fshing guide also ers were built." dates that larger and older 'mew older sewer system fish tend to collect more con. were built before major devel. taminants; fish (such as mu- opment happened," Cook said skeltunge, northern pike, ., 'The discharges were allowed bass and walleye) that eat .. because they weren't thought d other fish tend to collect : as all that bad, and we didn'l more contminants; and j understand the dangers of wI fatty fish (such as carp, cat-: I charge would not be renewed, the lake. lution like we do now. 13ecaBecawfish, large salmon and lake to build an 18-mi11i0n.ga110n re. Since 1928. the Park has don't know what it will cost in "We've just cornn~issioned we understand the dangers, w troutr tend to collect PCBs: tention basin cap*1e of disin- been discharging its CSOs inb the end, but $10 million as a $500.000 to see where the hot. have to do somethmg about it and srmilar chemicals. Carp : fectinl? excess. sewer water be- Detroit Fox Creek. The city's minimum cost would not be out tlenecks In our systems are.'' And it will cost money. there': and catfish are the two spe-: fore It lato the permit to discharge expired in of line. It could cost more, but mid Wahby. '.But we're in no gettmg around it.'' ,+c Pfi,,",I --,.a ..am-...-.. 6.-- -1.-- lake - the fall of 1994 fie DNR has wc ran', en:, -:zL' -?.. " CIILbLI &UW 311d(K uu systems, contclminated in any Myof: ((Le WlUI CUJL U; tile LleW re. not issued the city a new' one, The Village of Grosse Pointe for the most part are separated, water tested. II tention basin, including repairs forcing the city to find a way to Shores had a $2.7 million bond and we ha5.e two retl'ntron ba- Wnen prepring fish From ; and resloping of the banks of end CSO discharges. issue on its May 16 ballot that sins that ha\e a cornbrned ca Lake St. Clair, remove fats; : the Milk River canal, is about "The ciry explored ways to passed. The village has been pacily of 36 m~llion galions. We would like ta thank puncture or remove skin be. ; $33 million. The costs are div- meet the DNR's water stan. separating its systems piece. When we do discharge. the wa. City of Grosse Pointe photog. fore cooking; cwk so fats , ided between Harper Woods dards," sard Park city manager meaI since 1985. Omciais said tcr 1s treated with chlorine" rapher and pilot Don Coles drain away; and deep-fry and Grosje Pointe Woods, with Dale Krajniak. 'There are sev. completing the project street-by- Cook of the DXR said that for generously prov~dingthe trimmed fillets in vegetable : Grosse Pointe Woods paying era1 advantages to buildlng a stree: iiouid cost an estrmated St. Clair Shores has a good sys aerlal photograph on today's oil. about 60 percent St Clair separated scwer system. First. $3.6 miillon and take years to tem. and :hr DXR IS awaiting froni page. For more infor. Lake St. Clair's restricted Shores is liable for about .5 per. ~t'sthe least expensive method complete. By dorng it all at the result of the commission's mat~on about Cole's corn. fish consumption (no more cent of the cost. Second, it reduces the chance of once tile project should be fin- study. The only snag the dis- pany, Great Lakes Aerial & than one meal per week) for Construnion of the new re. basement flooding. and thirdly, ished in 1996. trict might face 1s whether the Legal, call (3131 885-0900. women and children include tention basin began about two it eliminates the reliance on Village superintendent Mi- DhrR would require the district walleye over 2C inches, years ago, and the projecl 1s having CSO drscharges." chael Kenyon said that by pass to have "sink and skim" capa- Richard Reins of Grosse white bass over 13 inches, almost completed. Grosse To reduce the number of dis. ing tbe bond, the village can biiities added to the sanitary Pointe Farms painted the smallmouth bass over 18 ;'oink Woods residents pay charges, the Park initiated a save money in sewer repairs district's retention basins. sailboat race illustrating the inches, white perch over 10 3.47 milIs a year Lo finance policy of d~scharging excess and maintenance, and also "Treating waste with chlo- "History of Lake St. Clair" inches and rock bass over their share of the project. Hs- sewer water from the city's cur. keeps the \'illaye ahead of the line before d~schar~ingis muc! article above. Reins is a re- eight inches. per Woods residcnta pay a Rat rent retention basin during DNR. which he noted, has been better than just dumping it,', tired art director who paints Other fish on the re. fee per household every year. rainstorms only as a last resort. ordering other communities to said Cwk. "But having a 'sink watercolors of Crosse Pointe stricted list include large. Residents' most recent fee was During ;I heavy storm last sepamte their systems. and skim' systcn~would be be and Lake St. Clair. mouth bass and bluegills $127. July, city workers delayed dis. Fotmer St (:iil~r Shores more aanila~y." r, experts say Lake custodians say their efforts ore paying off mPvw- ere are UlmteSt.Chir&a~ psptblmFdco&dmth& par. it WM': be bx.w act &d?.d And a r€lcwlt 'kaifr qww children tesLFareanyirdretioo,Lnlre um?r6wcniol.smodhsail- and women ing~~. tpst year's ocrvmulotion d a 1 should ovoid fecal mlibDm bPcteria and m likdirn d mnsarive vegeta- tion promeced drums over 14 iorbes, carp county &ard of f.hnnwaon. BIldreR over 18 inches and ers~oEormanadhocauomit- bm bulUeads user 14 tee LO study prcrblems on the ilMhfs. 'A. 'Ihe find t-o spaes rf And committee members. led ti& on the redtrided list axe by donerWilliam Sow- notthem pike over 26 inches erby. have been charged with bxusing m&ex$ prr?gnerrt finding solutions to laire con. warnen, women nho intend tarnination and sharing their to have children and child- information with the public. ren under ega 15 should eat Board of commissioners M more than one meal per chairman Mark Steenburgh month of this fish) and carp handpicked Sowerby ta head over 22 inches (nursing the ad hoc committee because mothers, prepant women, he also cham the health ser- women who intend to have vices cornmiti.ee. The board of children and children under commissioners oversees the age 16 should not eat this county health department. freh at all). which is responsible for moni. "People uin enpy eating toring water conditions. fish caught in Lake St. "lt's been very productive," CIair," Haas said. Sowerby said of the nine But before you eat them, monthsld lake committee. ''% you have to catfh them. lutiom to serious problems oc- What nature has in store for Lak:e St. Clair is anybody's guess. cur through the exchange of Lake St. Clair and the St. creasinglg clzar just what ma. Cleir River are home to 117 ideas and there have been pm that's not native to the United try of Environment and En. ing the two a4aent I.I\.:'II different species of fish, grams at dl committee levels States but pmspers in its lakes ergy. .jor I polluters.. n~unicipalities - are. more livable. n.... :....L. ,n*n . . uau. r~trcu) 01 38r- fanging from sturgeon to - such as the Michiwn fk. me weedfi are rliwho-A - ...... - --.- p." -,."." u.. A major faus, Manny slid, from the ballast of freight& nia acknowledged its own con. IS the restoration of wildlife 6-C: partment ot Natural Resources ical spills in Sarnia happened LLUUL tributions to the water pollu. of The number of fih caught giving to St. Clair Shores and that pass through the area at the rate of 100 a year. In as habitat - less than 5 percnit Harrison Township two weed Sowerby said preliminary non.sdversarin1 a way as possi- tion problem and implemented which remains because oi ex. in this region has been dra- more sewer overflow controls. matically rising over the haivesters end the addition of water testing has revealed hac- ble. the 54 members of the St tensive development along ihe staff to the health department terial levels to be safe for swim. Clair. River RAP (27 from the The two countries conduct a shor-elines. past decade and anglers similar approach to cleaning up have kncatching an abun- and to other county agencies to niers -- below 200 pmt.~ per United States and 27 frnm Can. If sewer runoff, carrsed by help water conditions and take million ippm). adai have tr~edto coax con]. the Detmit River. Both RAPS starmwater o~erflow. can be dance of the lake's more pop- were formed in 1988. They also ular species - the yellow stricter water samples." pari~rsin the area into improv. brought under control cheaply, The committee meeta on an Last yew, even before Lake ing !heir housekeeping and meet as necessary, alternating Manny said, life might ~lso perch and smallmouth bass. between meeting cites in the Lake Sl. Clair's bacteria @-needed basis, generally once St. Clsir became contaminated. pollirtion control methods. improve for another living spe. or twice a month at 9 a.m. at the United States and Canada "Now we're down to less United States and Canada, cies - human beings who urn scare and weed problem of a though they have gathered !ess DP year ago might have upset the county board oftice. There were already partners in than two dozen spills and the willing to work in metru frequently since forming sub- trait industry but don? want swimmers and lakeside prop 81.e two opportunities for the an eRort tn prevent industrial sizes of the spills are much to public to address its own con. and other waste products from smaller. And day.t&day opera. committees to deai with specific live near dirty lake water. cem to members. flowing into Lake St. Clair tions have improved as issues. "If we control runoff, and As much as a facbfinding from businesses in and around The RAP can take some credit Bruce Manny, a fishery biob shunt the stormwater some- body, it has also served as a Sarnia. Ontario. along the St. but it's not solely the RAP'S gist for the National Biological where else, there would be the clew inghouse of information Clair River. Called the St. doing," Sowerby said. Service of the US. Department capacity for extra urban for the general public and is Clair River Remedial Action "It largely stems fmm volun. of the Interior, said he tonsid- growth, more houses, and peo. advocating stricter laws on the Plan [RAP,,it is cochaired by tary and regulatory measures. ers the RAPS the cutting edge ple would take advantage ot paseage of international water Jenny Mdloy of the Michigan Companies have cleaned up of Lake St. Clair protection be employment opportunities," traffic through the St. Law- Department of Natural Re. their acts substantially." cause of their practical albeit Manny said. sources and biologist Gary indirect approaches to in~yov- "We've already got a consid. check vow ohone book. rence Seaway - a major source As they've cleaned up their of the Eurasian millfoil need Johnson of the Ontario Minis- act, however, it has become in. ing life on the lnke -like mak. erable sewer system in place." opinion World War I1 veterans deserve special tribute on Mernotial Way 1995 ,W~\pra$~thPklCy~ wud .dw. a LId A:w~~~chw~d'LWw t'h &qyd thwd ru saw \w urw Wd 4hr .w frw uar* J' tx\wiJ ~;*l,VwuurvA:~.iuw~ w& rhv ~TXWwh9 $a\* t,?*.w b\-w u rh#t yw 1 UWJ k*WW \c !?.wLu p#pIRB auJ !I*, 'huCX~ b? nu ~~~rh*~#ktJ~ nhrw u1 w mw'r iww- :ww at lwnw d dmd nwkvauu,iadeod,~wuds~ h9aRb w3hmm hrt(uF*p* tRuoai~w~&i$MYA~~~. curLc;YQVn,kheh*'4~ r~~Ww
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May 25, I995 Grssae Pointe News News 13k 3 challengers, 2 incumbents file for four seats on Farms City Council
Voters it1 Grw Pointe s%te emplo~~tcowlor. ;I\ rd 11: the Furrn for ju; rm. Far- will elect at least tam She is a Grose F'ointe Hig \ear. Waldmeu. 31. \vai a City of new ctt) muncil members in School graduate, earned a bacb- E;~it'iwr.33. Iim: e~t%~& a Gro.ssr Poinw ~ouncilman and Kovernber with Mayor Gregg degree io elor's communica- : ir,t :.:.it. Term in 19'3. is an nembrr o?' tfie C?>'s pkimlng. kndtand coundlulan Tem tions at Xichigan State Cniwr- :t,rr:v) and ct.nifi4 public ac. zoning. braut:iica:lor.. yeff Grflin choosing not to seek re- sky. and also took graduaw VI!::::.~::: He wyiv& a bche. Park and C!:) Farmi Crn , . elltction to the council. work in guidance cowlilly st .T - dc3w in acw~untinpfmnl rennial commtkee befow mO\- Lncumbenk Edward J. Gaff. Wape State L'ruversit: . while 1:.11'4';~3::~ Ylli\t.rsity znd a i:1g tcr the Farms ti\<)years ago ney and Ronaid V. beiser and senkg as an t.uqlu>~nent !;i\r &,TW frm: I]!': Cnlvcrslv He is currrnti? d :wmber of' cha!lengers Alice Wrigley counselor. vf lA.1 P lit. the Farrn tvonornic develop- Baetz. Peter K. H'aidmeir and ment task folv. \\hem he pw- Edward W. Rilberding II nil1 She and her husband. An- K1w1.w senw on the Fwnv p& the Ma&Mumj. ma-r square off for the four council dren,, have thrtw children. Gaffnex is chairman ul LI:Y il~idgt.! and audit committee plan pport, and ha. -haid sW up for election. Cheryl. -%&eile and Chrlsb Farms budge: and ciudlt LY~tind :he pu'n!i~ emplo:;t?e pen- the Grosse Pointes-Hzrper Baetz. 46. malung her rust pher, and have Iived in the rnitte. scnior i~ous~ngomirn~ -:vl: Iwcird. which is for both \\-d Futuring >-l.;np mm- run for the council, works par\ F-q for more than 20 years. tee and rordinancy cc>r:.:::ttw :.v::b,r~' cir! employees and mittee slna 1991. time in her husband's insur- Gaffney. 51. is se&ng hs He is also a member of' the yub;ic .safety emplo~ees.He is A y-aduair. of the university ance ace but earlier was em- second fouryear term on the Farrm cconomic cievt~ioprrtrnt al:.~,,I rnemkr of the parks and of ~i~h~~hHSchoo]. Wa]d. ployed full time in RWJs ra- council. He is a government af. task force He and his I\ lk i:d~~.cvrnmittee. Kneiser and ,,i, ,ra a attorney w-i* dio traFT~cdepartment and as a fairs rnnwwr for the American Jane and three chidwn h;ixc. ni- ,s:fe Mar?. have two child- he y.S Department of Justici. Woods spends big bucks on sewer cleaning job %y-- is a h&preswre jet machine Slan writer used ta ckan out sewer sys- Jf you think your plumbing tems. bills are high, just take a lo& "We dean out the sewers at the bill presented to the evq year,'' said Whitcher. GmPointe Woods City 'We have our own machine, Council last week. whicb makes cleaning easy. We ------....#. The council unanimously aIso lend it to ne&banng corn. approve spending munities. But our current ma- We mvce Over about $6c€!,Q00 on sewer re- chine is ll years old. The DPW 399 Spdres d FIowers pairs and sewer cleaning equip has experienced numerous at Gardener%=Gee mtf~r 1995-%. dyrepain OE thai machine The city will purchase a 19% in the last year." Dahlias Zinnias Geraniums truck-mounted dual engine W'hitcher said that the ma- Pansies Impatiens Marigolds catch basuLi sewer demer, said chine had been down for repair Patio Puts Wall Hangers director of public works for extended periods of time T'bmas Whitcher. The cleaner and in order to better methe Kew Guinea Impatiens. Annuals Vegetables 0 Bishop GaUagher 20th reunion Herbb The dm of 1975 at Bishop A family picnic is scheduled for Get a bead aitrrt om Galleyher High School in b. Sunday, Sept. 17. Call John per Wdis holding a 20th Francis at 3138814070 or reunion on Satudav. S-t. 16.
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The Lever. 2 '~kyd G.trin tim mPmber Pad Farms, Park Pwrp uo3an. 4m:y w*.af -k Gmx Paide weak cir?. wm rivJ3er be& 3. pi- Chad appmr-d scad don= "I ba-bat *&e erm hc- w:T,OrX, - for im. residents robbed :+ pasreryers 2 ?& &)>\-a?- tbe redwed mst d llS,QOo. and !& her fw. an ~ht'&r;cir. pwveDXsl',E scl !akht fkrk €OUD& hgh. but p~ whar she wime riis- mc her nx msr,c al tbe p-oject. vwL pa:u-liar. eut *B m* foot easpci VE *& breiie. ~9.sw3& iDcl& a Wadk &k car. a*. and -MEw'hs irlg *;of car -a rn\Y for,\-& ph\y bxige -- k lmpate-. a-neo yoi: r=m- rrj .3e :no sick d -& park. Wher she -**& ae u-ac par€ ova ri-t rhese d were ~~?'!ugh when c&e 3~amuU.kiS- pu'lu see mo\-&. sbe q3Mv M her foct br.A*&?- kt- *&? projecd were ?Improppsed fbt w're m 0.a d h.mm *,-& g5LE p&c ba,ead Q? said msym Robert To+&. i'wksdrecreatj~ the r&. Tbe wwM fcr SKY?rnember~DpMi~ TbeQil\p1~naos9idbe:he playscepe was over SSid 7htbe psa~~dl kdtbesuuaddacarecgke Pl35,OK. Tne cost Edhddmg a sB~.federalsrzu&&set aderating acd when he dram** sans tbe Mi% *t&mm*I)isstdlCi. be am- Eves 4 wa.we. $333,(300. tksA&u%&abxrtathidd birned around *& n-rm- co- w* an-E car cnamg at &. Wit- H'W rap into a h&. -rlesdcalledar?am&llana. ~ypuru~hadt'?~ Then.omanuasisde\+-- bacir these pmjec&' WileaE Said-TiXm~boardnsa ??mmglndbrrdgem And the winner cslbedks:a&8~mspaa tkecaaah~boats-em taingae&hgcbecollal,ttm ixi&enaJdbt~waup,said WiLsm R& instead d ha\* a dm*, kbe mmd ap powdahsimtMdre- ta-dtirplni&zkngadaain and~~~af reble. -A &nmdde b+l@ is bet- tec txawe Ys tc =- *," +pie WiLrm- -By htd- ingaretradableeilvtpd d a dmmM&e, well be nMe tcssveahtdmmey.'llnt's versr -'' Tbedalsoappmda scdedh vcFsian d tbe *~~pg~~~ ~andreaeabmcomrms siw
on Pace& roof #e The o@kr adaev- eral backup on- Less Yhan 16 feet? Get a PFD tredredtbemanandfaundhim- biding m tbe &&c cE an aha- Gracious Lwmg 4rmed- &odd Forff 36, d DetmL on Lots pLePded.-ta*- Large wooded aEbr-klw-Jeoterrngd JUbth&ntDmr bihTo'WeC$yM& Chi +a: an anto at kus ar- tugmentmmPolnte partrafuwpdw lie== being held in lam Couaty 4.4 m lieu d bod d was =Wwdto UlflXUtM W-Y, =,f_ a pb limiaary- Crimest~ppers dws pay off An alert cnmmg guard who works at the of Anita sad Mack in -Gt.cxlse Poinb Woods taice saw the ~smeman taking several nevqqem ON THE CAMPUS Fax a row d sales boxes at tbat ax- ner and reported the incidents I FlWlC RR.1 WE MU to police. V 8 to 5:31 1.m.DAILY; Wed. For her action, the Detroit PICK-UP Dl #.~iW woman was awarded $60 by Crime Stoppers, a Grosse HOMEMADE pointe-Harper Woods-Macomb With tha unique FOTATOE SALAD Caunty hemet witness program. m4#DmLIUwTrn or COLE SLAW In the fust incident, the crossing guard actually wit. oer nessed the man being arrested J.M. BM by police. About eight months familin in ywr eommurity. later, on April 7. the woman k r ywmrw,your OlEUliM lirting will nubr SALAD 93.99u th. -8. saw him again at the same Idnpfint inprosion on nmcomm in ywr MANRATED :noice oe~nonrco andof newspaper boxes, st& CHICKEN BRAS1 ing several copies of different papers into a leather briefcase. 8 54QLB. The man, a 67-year-old Grosse Pointe Park resident, is Oarden Herb. Snappy scheduled to be arraigned Wedneday, June 7, in Wd Municipal Court on a charge of larceny. MANWICH OREAT WR 0 Delivery man or COLESLAW MIX Sulwy JOeS vlasw struck on Hill Right in vow Neighborhood HOT DOG RELISH A woman lost control of her 17 PACK %?!a- b 1 49 8" "1 qnw ;- 6l.- ...-4 -lI*.. L-L:-J GPOruic~r7 Fn rt - -, " Kercheval on the Hill on May EAGLE THINS CELLUTEX KOMCMADC 19 and seriously injured a de. l POTATO LUNCHEON ICE CREAM livery msn whose legs were NAPKMS ALL FLAVORS pinned between his imck and HEAW DUrY the woman's car. The delivery man was listed 1 !+i $279 In serious cond~t~onlate last PKQ. ;;;gy 1ig week at Cottage Hospital after suffering a crushed left fwt and FRESH GREEN serious muscle and tendon PLASTIC PARTY damage to his leg. ONIO1YS CUPS Queen of Angels $15020 class reunion Ct. KFD RIPE CALIE The class of 1941 at Our Lady Queeu of Angels High NECTAMNW CORN School in Detroit is planning a COLE SLAW reunion for Sunday, July 30. 4/89u Call Ed Kwiatkowski a: 315. 3$]3@LB. 535.2119 or Jane Dobek at 313- 886.9789 for detaiis. BAG Nay 25 '995 &os~ePoirrtP News %niol~ 1 5A Dismal outlook: Medicare, Medicaid cuts; abuse of elderiy
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[313)331-1666v Harry 1. Brooke 15227 Kmhd Grssse Wdz M,M. 48230 Sen- were beid Thy. May 23. ar Sr. Pad Carhdic Cburdr fff HarQ. J. am%es. Nicholas Schuyler wbacnckp who Friday. May 19. 1945. Sat.. Mav 27th a ?O a.m. - 5 o.m. in his home in the City of CnsseF'o&&e.Heaas73. A mewial enie was held BrKl. in Detroit. Mr. on Bmdrej Wednefdsq-. Hay 17. in Liam M. -~rame,and a siaer. ~lromSt.hmbroseBichmolad. Va, fw Fomrr City Marpre Knupke. Hi& Ekhd in Gmw Poinre of' Giwe Pointe res&nt Ni- ax Check the Facts1 I Part hummenr =;illbe Toledo in 1W. Eefm he mired. chok SEhuybr Aageen. He job Mr. hokes was the owner of was 94. There is no called technology. Equip our Ohio. Memorials may be sent students so khat bycan learn and compete. tbe Brmke Printing Co., b Mr. Aapesen. a Ww-adwe u, St. Elizabezh Briarbank. cadin bit. native. graduated horn the Uni- 1315 Wmdward, Bloomfield He srved in bz U.S. Army versity d Wismnjn. where he a83a4. I Wills, Vote Yes an BropoW 'L June t 2. frqn L9C2-G. apd was a meq: .Iwas a mmhex d b sch4's bet dthe IhghtsdCdumbuj tennis team. He enjbyed a 1- Chester G. Berry No. 2463 nnd the AdcraR Chb career with Allied Chemical, 98% of 1994 Grosse Pointe North and Grosse of bait and remaid an avid tennis Chester G Berry ded Tues- Mr. Brakes is survived by player. MI mnalso en- day, May 16, 1995, at Bon Ss Pointe S~uttigraduates had state endorsements on his wife, EvangeIine: a daugh- pyed hunting and fishing. I murs ETasp~tal in the CIU of thew drplomas In reading, math arid scrence. 1 ter, Magye Moore; three sons, He was president of the In- loih N. Alw, G- F'omte He nas dl hq-,Larry and timy; and dian Village Tennis Club and hk. Auert enjoyed phomgra- Born In Ene, Pa, Mr Berq seven grandchildren. the Gross Pointe Senior Men's phy; music and nature. u as a resident of Grosse ~omk V0te Y81 0n Pm~osaJ1 June 12. w&. PrtjrcynELP LLn;'LH&lr 7- I Iiuemnt is at the St. Paul Club. He lived in Richmond, She was prrdeceslsed by her Catholic Church In Grosse Va., for the past 25 years. He husband, Frederick Weaver He was a former geneid ~~~G~s~POMF~~YI~GS Poink Farms. The arrange- was a mernber of the Common. Auert. manager of Pcorpss Mold Co. in ments were made by the Chas. wealth Club, the Sons of the Interment is at Forest Hill Detroit. Vetbeyden Funeral Home in Revolut:on w.d the Westu7@d Cemetery in Utica, N.Y. Mr. Bern is survived bv his 1 1 Cimw Pointe Park. Raquet Club. Memorial contributions may rife, .4nneec. Berry; a &ugh- Mr Aagesen is sunlved by be made to the American Heart William H. EUis his ~-ifeof 62 years, Shelley, Association. grandchildren; one areat 1 I William H. Ellis, a foi-mer h~sdaughter Alice Read Bal- grandchild; and a brother, W Boa& Cr+d in BmmatoLL9j resident of the City of Grosse frey, and two grandsons. Vera Marie Frame ert Beny. He was predeceased 1 I Pointe, died Friday. May 5, Interment is at the Highland A memorial service for by a daughter,- Patricia K. I 1 1995, at his home in Royal Cemetery in Covinrrton. Kv fomer Grosse Pointe Fanns Berry. Beach, Fla. He wzs 79. LeiIa N. Auert resident Vera Marie Frame, 72, Arrangements were made by A native of Detroit, Mr. EIlis uilI be held at 4 p.m. Wy, the A.H. Peters Funeral Home retired in 1981 after a success- Services were heId Thursday, May 2.5, at Rice Funeral in Grosse Pointe Wd. ful @-year career in architec- May 18, at the Chas Verhey. Home, 372.5 S. Rocher in hlmorial contribut~onsmay ture. In 1964, Mr. Ellis helped den Inc. Funeral Home in by.Mrs. kame died on May be made to Ban Secours Hospi. tals, 468 Cadieux, Grosse found the Arm G; Ellis. Nae- GI-osje Pointe Park for Leila N. 22, 1995, at Bloomfield Hills yaert, Geheimer Assxiates .kuert. 80. who died Sunday, Care Center. Pointe. Mich. 48230. Prior to tkat. Mr. Ellis worked May 11, 1995, at Bon Secours She was born in 1922 in TCP as a project manager for sev- Hospitd in the City of Grwe ledo, Ohio. She WRS a home- eral major industrial. nuclear Pointe. maker and a former member of development and aero-space Born in Detroit. Slrs. Auert St. Paul's Lutheran Chmh in propds. \$.as a resident of Crux Painte Grosse Pointe Farms. Mr. Ellis is sumived by h~sShores. Mrs. Frame is survived by wife, Martha; two daughters, She attended Smith College three sons, Peter A Frame of Jane and Marilyn: and a son, and was a receptionist far the James. S.S. Kresge Co. Grow binte News rImII)IoI-w~III-Im 'I (USPS 230-400) 1 1995 DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA I Publ~shedevery Thursday DESIGNER'S SHOWHOUSE By Anteebo Publishers 1 I 96 Kercheval Avenue I "Bishop Gallagher - John Salfe); Mansion" 1 Grorre Pointe, MI 48236 1 Over 45 Designers - Over 35,000 Sq. Ft. f PHONE: 882-6900 ID Second Clav Ponrw oald rr nMin~t II MRS. LOIS ti MchiAHON. ACSM.' LIC hlarriaqe ro,~rt~rlor 21219 jlaner Road Suite 21 i 81 0-774-3377 1 FINANCIAL PLANNING ]
1 -- Jiav 20 - *Tune 11 I Tuesday-Sunda 10-4 Closed Mor~days ,880 ~'v'rl~4eyin Palmer \vnodr area of netroil it,%,it) ot 3 ~111,: Rr~l~i TlCKtTS. $1 idi Inr tiow $2 oil ow I~(kt,l\< th lni> ,>dl To Advertise In This Directory IOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL llFE INSURANCE CO. Parking: P,lrkinq on ( !I\ ~trcei~1 I drl C,ar, P Marketing Rpp Call Sherri Rivard at \tid,llond pathlny at 5lz.t~Falrgtcl~rrldc, $7 11 Koerler * Frr,, ~h~tIl1~10 4hwhrwit. 2 2500 Metropol!lan Parknay, Ste 200 (313) 882-6900, ext. 563 Fc,, !,cAc% ,2nd lbrrlw, 101~wh,',,I Clinton Twp . hll 48035 Fax (31 3) 343-5569 , ,,t, W,~.ll~Il1 c.\! 285 810-792-3939, ex1. 229 Fax: 810-792-3911 Business Get into the heart of matters with exercise eyJlmSlic#ord fad!- ~~ they need to pufm udl w uvlnzd d rhz\r w11I Togettr,t&~dLbe their da& task It also help help ~rtwpkk train." Ad msw. &.= mm s Michigan leads main& ~elgbthcr.~ 1- re. cwn f:vm O: H.~I..P just plun gad bus-. tLsuut. bw dT ash: 4Nie pm. Mf>ndiy-Fzd+ .ulld Lixun S -1;'s a~~mc~~ympmt ~OC the nation in than ratty t~~.- n.m.- 9 pm. ,~at*~d;c~and sun- p.~ie w ~x?&w. adPBM- cardiovGc&r day." cia SAW d rhr Bon kwum Fir* fhe ideal d-Kvn Welch. uwxwr of Poinw warnunity health &=ti &ease. ticn of aeNbic and BP&~ lift- fi- md Trr\in& 17213 tion dqxutment ",Vichigan excfl~i-~is that Mrtdr on tbr Derroir ~dtt:d' the Ws?die tlstioo in a~diu\.8xu- - ~de wwk out street near the RUII'SHear. lar &-. Lrhecric hean &- ex-. said wood. She .YPid hat itis fxiiirv hw a ~mi. mw is rhi mm pre\=t&l? to &Q rhe~that f&. Jdrn Ketd a ~y d fw weigh?,< \\.t.i& ma- hthawmneprublem." risk asesment W chines. and card~vv~rct~lw ft+nl d - t -, d p.CPyentpdby a -ble p- After mi'* 8 *UP. Boll ~er-equipmeut. gwnddktaodezeFdsp." k m* to establish f- BUMS eva!uati- at its \-we& have dWIvPmon. wh people oo&der the mrt d exerek enshdd community health dm-~k... .~d Welch. 'YhY hum roa. adated uirh iteart dis- have a filnerie malwiua. said th facility h St. Clak ShDPeE 81p 5 S.n,..l~xolihy&l. day. Ynd w upen ar 8 a.m. Sat- -' T(r bw * bC come dear. said Sikora. at. what le~dtb.) P*I. C~GWir tk \-w F~ m in should aim fw. (f~neripknown as Chs8e jo&% a kdth dub, the Wu "~erobicexefck goai for 'lifting weights is & aljo he&." Sk- said. "It in- & f- of ererdse." said Flt4eas). aaid his Mth Memorid rnd tire Sekhbor- mass the nor cf~ood ~ntere90): tertified €- h& Club &pl' 8 variety uf ex Boa Seawg emptu* @pdw to frelp tus erdsecl- WW to ,* ad it gist Kathleen Woor' "Weigbt c their urn .* whole idea is to start a KUI Welch ohom ott of ~m W& murie b b=Ise--. hedh m."said Sikora. at bf. ~ackh@ dub. Tbn ate a d haven't a *ep ae- a persorr's me "we hve weights, 'mrr's ;w, time like the prp ~thdhmrd progroraf in tb. Poidm @ d tabdism and giw pqde the wight w,t~eadmillr as sent.,v who*rlrhtoodW*baaktbrumwr. * Keeping accurate financ :a1 statements makes excellent business 'cents' There are certain tax docu. your cost kkj in the event you falJ into the hUer category, the timecons- your rrturn. Wurnr and suppow docu- wnU~~uShOUldhddartosdltk~ituna Michigan -tian d CPAs w,the IRS has thm However, if the IRS can show men& for &.c inddinitely. On is Pmm, Make sure yw have capis d (MA@& the fd\o*inS yearp. ffom the due date ol'p~ht YOU nmdemportfd incame Br aware that if you f& to the bma you an d current l&, auto, health advice to hip you iden* sad rehn to YOU an ~urw return by more file a tctx return, or ifyou file a file whcn you mrlrs -+ and harvleowae~l'insuranae polpol oi'&mh lmp3ltant fecada tm. If a ~~U-II i~ fild afbr 25 percent. it ken has six false or fraudulent &urn with ductible cone 1- idea Xt's a goal ihto keep Raords rad far im. arigir?al due date. the yeam to audit your leturn. For the intern te evade taxes. Wvidwl -t Amold pdiues Fbr rdyeam af- provements you'~ made has three rn fi- the 11 thew res~.mr~,the MACPA rec. IRS mn come aAcr at any (IRA). Yw Wd mica: tru -& etignd.te in rise bomc can be valuable W- reaivso the Ivturn tn suejllon ommends you retain you be, d Form 8608 until h;U$b,red&edbisffisd. &iqp donunon& The rm~d IRA Fun& ue witbcha~~in MACPA RcrrmmgCbimpcr- improvements to edmn~the order tn what pert of tant kantabt are dU.dm d ymhome, w& as a wiihhwal ans funded A or wultta repla-, like new md, kihchen rcnov8~onon with affer-tax money. birth ocnifitm, securities. added Keep d purchases end deeds, be ha's @= until YOU'W aompared them to a fire* femiiy de I- ib coet bm yw~Wvolcditc8rd~ttg,&t!&+&~. ~n inereasad basis reduces meats If WtWS &OW Up, &, you udkeep copis wtal gains bxW you ywz may want to keep the ,,J documen@ in owe if yw gel1 jwu home for atotrments a few months more ac~&- pb. lttS g- 6:t- Mr. vallynatagmlidantn~ Itsahagdideatokeap If your credit card company ymimm pollelm cmdd receipts ad *abw.protobimarex- inBd-thhuse ~ara~of teaded warranty plnn on items some hw 4 a pwdry, furdittur~, cdleetibles 4,upon death d its om. or dher purchaess. taePywrrec4llptsandstup ~~f~~d~fid~8LLOuldyouh&~~~fi~~~~~ menu until the period d ~1)ver. & are the hey mmnce claim in the event of ,- owpi- St. commil4iy sw&@ easf "lue* J&, side vatil & (nnrtiorutht yell can m"a- Mom Lhan LBO employm born St. John H~Mand nrvarbur d iu aurmvPdkrg cam. * ~~ Iaeneed to keep trade ~u~IQiadu- Qrocr hlak pcrtt1dpat.d hrw been properly Uedited to cdhnarion fbrm cxlws4q Hatar WBDotreit Urcm 8mppze- or debited your account. When it come8 to fiaanrid and dea se ~m~L.OLctvrdh~dbh.&.IoharrarnrMdrotud.&dptabdup For Earreded checb and record kwpiag, dew ca rh. Mowrrll* htm4Ctkolr. curitim & mutud flnds. For U btd d nlaa St. loha tmw workod at WduQ Park. Momm bom Mock to Idly pt.temcntA pu ain aily id into two csWw, rU, p'vpoees, yw.~need to Road. lYorqwtb Sehd. Wmnn Am. aad An. Thm trornr cohhdd with (b. fdLow the su-yw tu mtU?~ #om who have fht bw you paid for an in- &, except fix documtnts &at && they ever wruta and bbwkg comm~~puwad Id#bam Ed, D.w In. Rddra U. ,,.hat you ddi*: W &gW VUl-, mnhgdde, Qmn Cammualty Church. Detrdt RmdtWaaInc. d 8ueh sU~K tb6? who ~ddtie hatd ,,,ht dividends Sw -id or red estate, which yw may preaeed to lomitt last month's and wh~mre reinwd; md and thm Wab d BalducL Pd. need in the futm to support credit card htement. If you Community kuUflcoUon dm by St. john am achduld to coalhuo an lunr lo man you whom *oluntun pl-I Qomr bod^ on !he Marom rndaxu in front of the htxpltd. paid. to recmshct Lhi. [ Archer to address rharx&er forum ,,,F- yw lam Y. On Wednesday, May 91, the per Woods, Ro#ville and St. fivo Gmsae Pointea along with illair Shonrs will k prerent. PARnClA A. HEFTLER. A.C.S.W. the Metm East Chamber of The open fcnum will eaable is Pleased to Announce the Opening of the New Offices of Commerrr will ha& "Meet thom in atteadrnre tP nd* Your City," a buainaas reten- Mayor Archer md their om DZANB MlCLS SbZ ELDER CARE OPTIONS tior., expMsion and attraction city mpreaentatiw in an infor. Providing eriotric cam monogsmmt for uniorr, their Rmilier Fwum, at the bumption Cul- mal, approachable atmosphere. "I'd vote for JOHN MILLS and to me8col ond 14 pdouiondr. Asrsurnsnt 8 planning tural Center in St. Clalr Additionally, business re. for School Board lor home care or plocsment in o kility Supportive counding Shores, sponsored by St. John saw partidvb will be .on - tor utniorr 8 bmilies in homa or dfice. Health systems and MichCon. hand to dim evcwthrqt even if be were not my husbandwl The guest speaker will be fmm commercial real &te tO 1661C Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Po&, Mi 48224 hbyor Dennis Archer of De- SBA loam to diaputa du- 717 881 3001 bit, who will dimthe ad- tions and much rn-. vantages and wts of rho cam. munitien and promote the need The fonm? will be held be for open communication b tween 6 and 8 p.m. The cost i tween city officials, business $6, which includes wine, bevel and residerits of all nine cities agea and light hora d'oeu~ in the chamber ares. Along For more infomation cantac with Mayor Archer, the mayare Mary Jane Brunell at 810.77; of all the Paintes, Raw,Hw 2741. Chrsw Drcsers Rimkc[ hxcs 9 Whrcirolx.r S t\nnoir
8yYrirle~A.YcYurr yw oo s walk tiuuugh liw in H sol*. ' she wd. & sat' *'met woods un a brauufui dtty." dddr+n dt.dop the power d T!:rlY nib 11lKhing f.~ .hMu w .& wwtud haginah by listPnLnp to tht. simr the inusiwl prudu~ian ro wnrk with the ?.oucvst stu- nlusic and allowing d& mi.& pC::i.:.:ned oil \!'&<..day. .May dent. sl. thtu shu wuld hzIp in- :u psp the nlewli~w. 11 the 24. ti! SChhr; 111 Gm Tmmb.!. still in I.~RIT!a ,m.sgma- music fwt ur &w? Xov &*.r it St> !kc!- Pcm:r Ptui *%s. No ?10i? l:lKke you fwl" it loud w C:UIQ- RhTWllt~S. "*re is not enough w d dl?' Tne ~lra!- :md sxwnd-gmak the imagination ir, this day ad dasw.- A:& an ri.wrs on the " Anbmsini exp:ained. "S've tuld the h& this is Ilke swp 'They wig and zmM iw,natim are one KJ .+long T* listtnhg to the rndio in the "Caw \\'ith Me," a the nmbasic things we are wiginid rnu~~xlph:: nntten olden days." Bailey said. endowed nith. We !la\* the 'Thew m no fancy sets w,d by Gn~i';i';i~IIW W~arir Mdent ability tu \isualizn." no fancy msfurws. This an .Mqwt.rite .%ubn*lru ThP st07 takes the children d The ioriwr ~nuscteacher. exercise their hagimt~u~s." wd tht au&%nw Lo a foreat, AmW taw, music in b-iolinlst. pian:$; ;dmmpcsw where they eLK0unt.w hgs and &ool dislricts in Ohio and on nw inv~:ed to Trcunbly by mu. ducks in a pod. a rabbit hop Long Wand. N.Y. she studied sic urucher Judiv Bile k, ping dong the path. 8 spider's ~ioliaat the Cinciwati consex. avrk cvith the fust and .sewnd- wti stretch4 acres the pLh. vatar) and eda w~*r's on an or:gild wring graders a kar in the deepest parr d. dqpe in music Gym Columbia music wncert. the woods. a lost fawn, el- Ltnivemit y. "Sou are t.wt a- not to a and fairies. mu's and s sudden "Come Along With Me" is a tdmusical." Ambmw.i ex- rwhstorm. dection of children's mngs pldned "In fact, it is not a real "Each situation they encum Arnbmini onguLally u-rote fw o~usim:,but a story that takes pactice by ter along the way is expd her SM. First- and ~10nd-grudors singing "Raining. Raining." a wag written Gw point. Park dded Murgruritr Ambrodni. Student Spotlight Morian receives teaching award 6 - Judy Morlan, sixth-grade sci. Wadungtm. DL. encr teacher at Rrowne:I Mid- Theawardconsisrsofapmu- Mv Hero dle Shoo!. is the recipient d a den*d citation. a plaque, a 1% hwidential Award for mmpuwr and software. various educational contributed by Each in this culcmn u,e Excc.l!ence in Science and She makes the ~SIlasagma Teaching. This is he highest private oqpnktioras and a buson the uvrk of a studenl. in the world. She is cwy funny. honol a K.12 teacher of math mt0f$7m. Hcunkapmor&mtslwy Sbe can change a flat hre and or stirnce can receive. The ~7w.t money has been or ousoy. an dwtrical outlet all by her. Scclwld-gmdr &axher Crvlo hlorlan 1s one 01' 108 rltmen- given to Brownell. where it wiU self. She was one of the smut. tary and secundq school be spent on imprownenta in Curio ded her studunts at est kids in her clw. I Love my warhers nationwide \vho rr- the math and science programs. Poupard '%&rncntwS~~l in my mom - hero. ceived awards in official wre- Morlan hs taught for 23 years Harp Woods ta uritc about monies held !n Biurch at the at, btll the elementary and rhu pmn they most admin. .Mu.swm of Natuu.l Hlsioq in middle d.wi levels. NPWcre wrm of fhu best essays: My sister Janet is my hero. Wc bqer J-~B hwite wlw is green. My dad's name is B11. He is hfy sister is 24 yeam old. She my hmbeceuse l would like to can drive her own ear. She JOHN MZCCS be like him. MY d~dtre@chea lives in an saartment.- -~- and has Iudv Harlan he kw0n do, &&dl, math. 8 Cat. Ha Cat k. ~hit~With wants mding and he bova ~KWto grey spds. his property values to remain high, have a lot dfu, Academy fates She ia my hero because whet1 gels. just fikc you! My dad is e black belt in- I wae tw far out in the water He gdp,c. ~tructor at my ?ae kwon do she grabLed me. I love my hem tws.b. ached. He aleD is a private in and she lovee me. My pundp lives nearby and &u&nts fmm the -tor who catcfres mimi- I get to see him alnlost every Pdnk Academy have made an &. He tslh me fwjdcas week. Right nvw my ~.unJpois /mpict at the MnualCobo W De,Gilbert- very sick r~nd1 the mtdi eeienee I&> ukbg ham moss cine niakes him better real LhanCiOpereentaEtheawvde 111, my dad Upe t~ be a big. MY hero is hndan RWW, WII. I IOVC nly hero. C7uw (?/OUT (14dLLL:i .&LO @Wuin thejr divieioa The fair mr, better md happier pem who dm is my be& friend. I Pttraetestud0nt-h ewhd.yofrqylife. met him when 1 was 1 yeam c~sn IJlObh all over &ertera old. We met at the fence be- it4 By r,w+po. tween our back yards. He is D~amonds Wedding Sets alweys there for me whe~I Thu year the grand award cairnN, M~M~~ * Broken Gold iewelw Dental-- Gdd- wes given to sixth-pdcr Rob- need a fiend. He is 8 years old. Y@u and * Old Watcher (wrist br pocket] ert Leppan for his project de- My mom is my hero. She al. Ciosr Rings Antique Jewelry tailing methods of Eolhtiag wovu has time for ma, She Corns {Silver & Gold) Platinum and &ring wive solar heat. w&b full.time, goes to school Bryan Lafever Sterling Teo Sets, Flatware Cmdete Estaks was twn days a week and still has lmppan mid he inspired by My grandpa is my hero be- a mncept in a book, but he time to he!p our class. added mom detallu. My mom was barn ln Detroit. caw he can fix just about my. thing He can ftu my bike, he The ecienw project is an es. She-.- - .la- a- .nunre - at Bon Secours tabliahed part of the sixth- and Hoepital. She is thr youngest of can make a birdhouse, wooden seventhgmde curricu~um at four children. duckrr, wden bunniw and an. the academy. Students select by Tom Fraser & sot Hoover their own subjects and must Saln Ipr. SIwIcr Mgr. work within established guide- PRESSURE lAC?ICS lines and deadlines. NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVEN that lhc City Council, meeting ns u lor owner, rbould Iwh brand he Bwd of Applnls under the provisions of Section 3.14-1 of Ihe 1915 naximurn air pressure hprr molded City Codc will mccl in thc Council Court Room of the Municipal nto tha ridewalls of thr tires rhsn Building. 20025 Mack Plaza. on Monday. June 5. 1995, ri 7:30p.m.. hay pull u m tho ozr pump fnrrccd, Authors go hmy d~oulbhxu~In ir attentton on ih to hear the appeal of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mikala. 88b Hollywd. tcomrnrnded inllotion prssrvrr 10 Toledo who are appealing the denial of rhr Buildrng Inspeclor ro issue a igurns that are 11kd to be prhtud in I building mil for ihe confitruclion of an ddllion to heir rrsidcncc a[ hair,owners' manu& or podad on a At inride fir glove compartnen~or Nine young authors and BB6 ~olr~ood,Gnrssc Pointe Woods. The building permit was denied due to a deficiency in rhe required reu ydoefdock as sct forth nsida o door The car their n~,nrd.winning works nonuiocturer's recammended inllnflon in Section 5-4-3 (F)ol'thc Zonin Ordinance of thc Cily of Groye rrewres are c Icuistsd an ike bori, traveled to the Univcrsiry of Pointe Woods. A variance is therckrc required. All interested prim rl who1 level 04 tire rnlla~ron 15 bell Toledo on April 8 to attend the an invited to allend. uted 10 a part~culorcar modrl'r 20th nnnutil Midwest Young u~nrionwmng In some carer, ~hr Loulra S. Warnka ecornmended in/lctlon prr,wrc w,ll Authors Conference. G P N .OSRWI~ Cily Clerk w diffrrort for ha lron~hror and rear St. Clr~reof Montefnlco stu. rns Becaura o tlro con lolo obcut 1 dents who participated were Irl (pound r square 1nch1par month BURGERS AND~OTDOG SAU If normd R,,n IIrc pressure should John Scnmihorn. Alexnnder SPECIAL NOTICE * checkhi regvPdr~y WArsRl h l7.l 'X.1I. ('11 Sf ivC Twnqli~st,Roslno Jenklnu, An- $26 9 :heck~ngyour olr rowre roguorly q~~a1~~FRANKFURTERS...... u ~UP~C,~ cityof@r~~~~ ~ointo~farme, Mich~gan gel Pllul chatesu, Joe rdl help )O enrurr tfe long hie oi your %nfir.d, Kiitreuhn I&, Chrie irol ond will ha1 !hem wwrr ovonty tins Sylvester and Christina HOLIDAY RUBBISH SCHEDULE it RINK: TOYOFA.your MI rorrlce lcalcrsh~p we helnore routrne ~utlt~.AI~ u~ote original stu FOR nolntenanco iavo: money In he long rips or ~011~ctionsof poetry as MEMORIAL DAY, MONDAY, MAY 29,1995 un Our profelrronol fechn~cron~ oart of the cwutive uritina cur- on$fmtly u?grodo ~ha~rskis lo I n3uro you tho tort serve polrble All rcs~dcnrialcollcs~~onc n:ll be one day late. Examples: Ne oiler 081 change!. brako chcckr Monday's routes will be collccred on Tuesday. T~esday'sroutes on )re:\,ron ~hgnment$,or$ lunc ups ,a, :'HICKI'N BREAST...... ,...... $2" 1, ,,.I1 -. -- .-. 8, -.?,. ..." Wrrlnruln~,rlc -- ---" : St. Paul soars ,r v 1.1 u$ dt 25420 ~:,nbiolcdayl FI.:\ :YK S?'i::l K ...... '399Ib. in school report I Hu\rnc<\and commcrclal mutcc will be collccrcd 2s follow\ IWHK 'I'ENI)f3KLO:N...... qg9lb. Wednesday. May 3 I. 19% IIIj:VEI.I:'SS PORK LOIN ROAST..... lb. St. Paul Cuthollc Grade Friday. June 2. 1995 $3"' School hns hcen unnnlmously Department of Publlc Works -.~.ORIIHS\YI:I:T I'OKN...... 4/99' rc~n~m~~>l~nrl~.rlfo~.:~cc~cdit~tion ImIIaIILILm-.L (;PN O5/!5N5 City i\f Grow Po-ntc Farm ,O! ,'IHST OF THK SElL.SO;V C.1LIE by th. 5!w!r1ji~11 Nnn.Puiritc T1I:ll 'Y:,\('I~~:'s...... , ...... $129 lh. Sclirmls Amd~t~ill:r\.
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by^^ staff ww srsengrh the? need LO pe- fid e~ tram4 g& bar nli: lo &yt M & hearr d the *heir dslly task< It aim haipe; Mppeopk was.- %id kg+ map&. getring XIM shape is mhig~~?k& -& weigh: bw;- :t~ "Hh'rt open fit= 6 .:..a.-$ +&ue buns cif morr calorie pnXsn-i..-Friae\ and f?om 6 YP ',IT'S e~-mr!; . . c:,a fa*... tisjw."- a=.- 9- 7- :+!.lrday mi Sw- peopk x> exercise." &d Paw;- cardkwsscular day.- c:a Skorr of the an%mm .. Fink tk ldeai oamSina- Kas-d&. owas d pQwK disease. ------.. . -.. iea& the .mCnn in ar&ovascu. peopk s5o.id xork o.2: ufi sm: cear he b'r; E:rr,. exper>. said Wd.Sbe nmRd !ar base Ischenic hem dk- Gd hs caC::?+!. :?LC 2 vzc. hhp+JJ mde mre Ah? m is rhe moss prerenrah\e ha! St. J&E Bospi'a! hm a a>-Qf &v \\ t,:-ou fall lnto tbe la- categq. the t:~?u~nsw. your re:m. ret- and suppoating h- menu you Wdhdd ao to sell tbs? item. Michigan ihaxkicm oE CPAs Gemrdg. the IRS tHree Howewr. if the @S can &ow men- fw .& yews. indefinitely. Chx is Fam 8606. Make sure you bve opes d MACPA' tbe fblloa-sg yean fhnthe due da'm d your ?Oat yoc -mriempo&d ~ncolw Be aware bar if you Eaii to the form you are rep- to a.3 current Xe. a&, health adwe to jou iden* awl rehim tn challenge you.- U IP- ?n vaqx tau rcmm by m fie z w FCW. ar if jvu o fiie when you make m& and homeoa-ners' ~~ pal- rmprutanr mmds turu. Lf a =urn 1.s fled BRer 25 pr-mnt. ir &en six fa!* or fracddent &urn duahle c~trjbutimto ywr i&c It's a gdidee to keep Recmb .-nd for im- hbe onpd due &. tihe 1&$ yea-s to sudd your retun. Fw :be intea w evade ~XSES. the Individual Betjrement bunt dd @des for sewd ysm ai- ~IVV~you've made to ihe 5-a~fTm the date it &csc RZ~.the XACPA m- a5 car! cume affer you rrt my W).You &odd keep cop& ter the apirmo3 dace in case ywr home can be vduaMe tax- mjves tbe mvm to q-~ioao.mner,ds you retain :iow =Y tjm~. d Form 861)6 ~trd {OW a &red &m is 6M. savis~l&xuln&4 l'he exrst d fdare ~jfodraun in rrcammell& jmmr. imp&wme& to enhame tbe 0?dt?X t0 Y&~J- parr d tw doc- cwt are du-\due Of )'W! dsome. El& S your wirMrawai funded or didjcult to m, new. rd. kit^ n?m-ation.OF - birth certifi-. ~~iries,1-@. 11111 to *;itb after-tax money. Keep FW d p* v~4 *. h ~t~pgdY- hod^ pwrbase P*W until you ve compared them to m a &p-dfamily safe in W itE his. Y~X~~~y uedit card state a dewt h. An incrwsd hasis duces menis. If any er.m show up. h. keep tbe capiW gains taxes YOU UUJ' you may want w, keep t& 0~ A* - -kE OW if yw s& ywhome for statements a few mom mwa& M. w5 gpn- Iwofit. nat a to lo~ger. edy gmd ih It'srms aha g4idea )reep If YOU credit card company yaw poii- and sa canceled cbedrs. mipts and a bcyer- or ex- in a safe &~tbox becaw a 'h- ~4 trndod wananty plan on items states a box k*. ~~ with the credit card, wnthe $ 0' ather major pwthw. keep ywr receipts and state a rp Shdd you have ta an in- writs until the penod of cover owdfi * m-d.& key & wu~acedam in the event of ,?mprpire0. loaetupa ,,.,. dnmege. bs or the&, you'll scTdii&msLhlOe iemrnW&-.nl ---w& S. J~hn,c~mmwdty sweep -st side oeipts until @ that yw My m*irvalUf? or.^^ lm owby- from st. tohn ww &a- oi ~t rwo- corn. .. -- hvestMs d ta keep trrtde nr- bludhg Gr~.p.Po- parl~~iPQt*din Maya IlfChL1Cs boltClwa, S1- ~SU- bve knproperly cdifmi ta 'on form8 c01ypmiag OD 6. $5- 4a ons of dm Loamr tkmi dunud. and or dsbitcd hm, your -. when it mnrs tinancu) & & r( a, i.ct Sf. I& mL.d pdQwl up For canceled chedtr and bank reaJnC Leeping, gener- cmr-4 mW Funds. For d.brir (d t& MerOa.'l-B( Crrtrrvaion. statements, you can genierally ally tU into two t, purposes. y~r~to h W d nku St. fobn t- wo.rW at W4 Park. wor~ porn bp~& to gJly still M.wqwctr Scbd. lama la.and ftmper Avs. The t~mroow fdlaw the six-year tax reSm those who have th bwwb you pai4 for an in- ruie, except for documents that check they ever W vent; you sdtl it €3; fdloring c~m=~nit~gzoupr: ~rgoniudnoigbborr w, -it k- wntr m, rec~rd & E&& those who wd-be w- .,h divide& you received W Wllag.. #ornlnedds. Grace Comrnuaity Church. Detroit JBPvit&z&aia Inc. emd th. Mrnds of Wuck Park. or real estate, which YOU may prdto locate Last month's were pinv&; d iii the future credit card Statement, [f yw Coarmunl* beautifiratfon 6tbtts by St. john are scpedd& to continuo on Iuru 10 ally bderage commission you wbn mlurrtrom will p&nl flowor kaj# on tho Worm mrdloas ta bent of tho hupit~& paid. Trylng to reo~nBtrudthis AFcher ta address cksmber fenrm information years later can be On Wednesday, May 31, the per Wd,Boeevrlle 4 % r five Gmew Poi- along wi* Elair Shores rill be present. PARTICIA A. HEFILER. A.C.S.W the Metro Ewt Chamber of The open hum wil) edle is Pleased to Amounce !he Opsnlng of the New Otfices of Comree will host -'Meet those m a#endnrum ta add^^ Your Clty," a business reten- Mayor Archer and their own CW attraction sez FCISFK OPnOrvS tion, expansion and city representet~vsin an mfor- Providing eriatric wre management for seniors, their famrlier farum, at the Assumption Cul. m91, approachable ~tmopphere. "N vow for JOHN MWCS and to diedand Iepl proksrionols Assessment 8 planning tual Center in St Clair kddifionally, businem re. for Scb~lBoard for home core or plocemenl in a facility Supportive courtsding Shores, sponsored by St. John source participants will be on - br seniors & families in home or &ce Health System and MichCon hand to diwm everyth~ng even if be were not my Ryslom$'! The guest speaker will be hm cornmmia1 real estate to 1 16610 Mock Avenue. Grojse Fohte Fark Mi 48224 Llayor Dennis Archer of De- SBA loam to dqute resdu- troit, who wit1 discuss the ad- tions and much more vantages and assets of the com- munities and promote the need The fonun will be held be- for open cammuniwtion be- tween 5 and 8 p.m. The cast is tween city officials, business $5, which includes wine, bever- and residents of all nine cities ages and Light hors d'wuv~. in the chamber ma. Along For more information contact with Mayor Archer, the mayore Mary Jane Br~nellat 810-777- of aH the Pointes, Fraser, Her. 2741 ( Chests + Dressers Blmka Barti VIrdir~hrsd hmmmb Custom Pine Hanest Tables English Primitive P~nePwct-s I Collectibles and Smalls For Your homc I Community Forum 19i17 WT MP;E MILE on the School Millage R HIT nncc rr 1 Sie~iion r rr-urrdu irua L/VUui; 1 I from Louis Ricb ' "What Bropossls 1 and 2 Mean when you buy.., 2-=-.------packages -- of- - iouis-wis Ricb products. 6 Ricb products. for Our Scttools HALF I'HE FAT*,1, ..- _ t? ' -. ------w-- .- - and Community" I . ; ' ExPpE; ->: 1.5 1
Rolatl: ------Wednesday, May 31,7:30 p.m. Lollis Rich' - Prfce :a;t e, ltrref n ?-re South High Auditorium FREE IIot Dogs when ).OU~OU bu)buy w p;ick;igcs ot';rny W1-.7 i8a,°$, 3 I0 Grosse Pointe Boulevard Low's R2cl.J'Hot Ihgs. Bologna @ringyo& 1994 winter tax bill or Dinncr Sai!sagc.
\DL an 6 u.& '3SOUgt -& ;.oodr oc e bv&idar.' .4shros,i sai .;L *-ant,& LC. 7 " CzArnsir; exS4 *& ma 'xsx *- we are endou-ed Xc hrve & a~&;j-TX -,--v*.-- T& g.y +..* "& && and &e P:A~*r 2 fest n'h +&:- o-~o'u., hg and ducb 5 ;@. a a pqbiq *k path 2 q&&s H.& stre?a- *& -&. s. bea. ir -At +f pre oC the K& & :* f2*~&\a &-. mws ac 2 S& la.ksmm situatior: I&>- enwun- a-dcug the mar. is wnrs Porn & Grosee Polnte Academy hue made an imPactatthe&CcPo~ sdenarhir,takiaghmse than 60 percent of the PY~S Taitl qJuT '?'&&fEt gdo glveu iP tkdl*. 'ill#?fnir ath-scts~~fmm &ools dl over swtbesstern Dlarnmds L'edding Sets always there me wbn J c+!gn far Broken Gdd Jewelry Oenroi Gdd a &nd. He is 8 years old. and Old Wotches [wid or pocket/ My morn my hero Sb al Class Rin r Antique hdry ways has tune 6w me. Sb Coin, (~iter8 Gold) Platinum w+ N1-time, goes to -1 Sterling Tea %is, Flatware Cm* Em two days a week and still b&s Confidential time to help our W. My .grandpe 5 my hero be 4y mom was born in Pefroit. caw lie can fix just about any- Sbe is a nurse at Bon 5~1sthing. & can fix my bike. be Hospital. She is the yo@ of can maJce a birdhouse, wooden four children. ducks. wooden bunnies and an- the academy. Students sel& 1 bv Tom haw & ~or~oover YUUI Mack AVe. Inhome aps avarwe (1 Blhs i of Morns) their mn Subjects and must l li -. 13 I3J 884-332: work within established guide- lines and deadlines. NOTJCE IS HEPEBY GpBN that the City CounciI. meeting as a Car owners rhould lock byand me - Board of Appeals under the provisions of Section 5-14-1 of rhe 1975 maximum a.r presadre figure molded City Code will meet in the Council Coun Room of rhe Municipal iota the ridevmllr of thew tires An Buitding. 20025 Mack PI-, on Monday. June 5, 1995, at 7:30 p m . (heypdiu lohoir porno Insbod + WJiocur ,wrr qttenfion on k to hear the appeal of Mr. and Mn,Joseph M~kula.8\16 Hoiiywd, recammeoded ~nfiatron pressure to Toledo who are appealing the denial of Ihe Building Inspector lo issue a buras ha1 ore likely to be printed in building rmit for ihe cinwction of an addition tp $eir residcncr at heir mrr' manuals or padon a 886 Hol ywd. Gr0bse Pointc Woods. The bulldlng pennil was k3x1 inride hm glavs compariment or Nine young authors and o iamb The 10 setback as inside doer car their award.winning works denied due a deficiency in the required rear yard set forth mcnukhirer's recommended intlohon in Scc~ion5 -4-3 (F)of the Zonin Ordinance ot the City of Gwsse prns~umrare cokulatai on lire basis traveled to the University of Pointe Wds. A varianct is herdre required. All intenslcd panics of what level of tira inflation is beat Toledo on April 8 to attend the are invited to attend. suiled to a particular car mdel'r 20th annual Midwest Young wyanri~=bgs In some cvnr dw Louiw S. Warnkr recommended inRotion pressure'wrll Authors Conference. G.P.N.:05/;?5/95 City Clerk b dikrent hr(/H hcr.1 srer &id rwr St. Ciare of Mnntefalco stu- tires '~ecousro Ire can lose obwt 1 dents who participated were psi (pourrdkr square rnchl per month BURGERS AND~BTDOG SALE SPECIAL NOTICE oi narrnal rlvm ttre pcenure siwuld John Srarn~horn, Alexander I 1 be checkd regu?arly wArS*l 71K LA$269 Tumqu~st,Rosina Jenkins, An- Check~ngyour ow rerwre regularly TelruaralFRANKFURTERS ...... rr gel Dupree Pnul Chateau, Jw will help lo ensure ti?e long hfe of your Wofford. Katresha he, Chris- tires and will he1 hem wear evenly BROII.VBEKRY HAII~BL'RGERor DOG ROCLS$ 1 ?9 tina Sylvestel and Chr~stina AI RNKE 70~0fA your L11 iervrce dealershrp we beiieve routine Butler A11 \vote ortgina'l sto- maintenance rwsr noney in he long FRESH GHOCr~Z'D nes or coIlect~onsof poetrq. as run Our profesiionol technicians BEEF.from CHUCK part of the creatne umt~ngcur - :o-~!an~l~;pg:ode ther rids lo ...... ensure you the best ;ervce posi~ble FRESH BONELESS nculum All residential collections will be one day lare Examples We offer o i changes. broke cbecks. Monday's route< k11I be collected on Tuesday. Tuesday s routes on precuon 331-nmenh,ond tune u 5 as St. soars Wednectla\ etc I ~~11",A2 ,n-,r< r-1, 7<2 &A? Pauf or vi~tus at 25420 Van Dyke IY~Y in school report Bui~~ie~rand cornmerciai routes will be collec!ed a\ folloxs \Vednesday May 3 1. 1995 BO.1IELES.S PORK LOIN R0.4ST ..... 3'' Ib. St,. Paul Catholic Gmde Fnday June 2 1995 Schonl has heen unanimously L'I.OR1l).l YII'EET C0R.V...... 4/99' rccnml:lc.ndtd for nccred~tat~on 'IK.FT OF TfiE SE.IS0.VCALIF. hg. ~hv1I1cll;qal; Son-Public "F i('HES lb. Schmls Acri.t,dit~ng A*.ocia- ...... '1.29 tiup. Thv shnol community re- C~-\.Y("r'.APRICOTS...... $1.49 lb. ceived the highrst possible -OLE. SLIR tlIX...... 99' r lb pkg xo~cir. 13 of the 14 catenones. RUBBISH COLLECTION SCHEDULE CHANGE FI ORlL).t \'lSE RIPE Thc vi.,;t\ng :iccrcd~t,d~on MEMORIAL DAY WEEK W \I I TOES ...... 59' ~t, team coinpl.iard hoth and 1 non-public ~chool person~el. There will be no rertdential rubbish coliecl~onon MEMORlAL teachers, a p~.i~~c~paiand a DAY. Monda). May 29. 1995 All collections will be the day schd ~S:;CIIO~O~IA St. Paul FOLLOWING the regular collect~onday during Memorial Da) Lvas rwomnwnded based on Week Vonda) '9 routc ill be colle~tedon Tuesda} Tuec&iy's three outstanding strenfihs. a route u~llbe Lollecled on N'edneqda) md Wcdne 1995 WICK EKrURK CUSTOM COUPE . . - ., 4, . 3 uur. 36-MOO $1 -1 $239iQ. 1 I995 BUlCK REGAL CUSTOM SEDAN 1 . . I,..; . 'I : ,.. :', ;<.r ,.., rv -u .*,. U! & . , -s ....'.I C' .. ... 'I. * , ..... :' 3) mi p; In. pl . , . ".A . I 1995 WICK bSABRE CUSTOM I' ...L.- ...... ! .... 8.1 .. .,..,,,, ,.* .,..,,,.. *., .< . , ...... ,;.. .. nu,>., , . 'I' .\ A,> ,., . , ,'.. I., . '.'if.'.,\,, ,, .. , .~.,-:~<. $$: Qurrlid~yr$ Jeffrey rsa.lss Sale Pricel 19.699' Acura's Total Luxury Care Standard with every '85 or 'gfi Jeffrey Acura purchased or leased. 24 Hr, Roadside Service 1 995 NISSAN 300ZX CONVERTl0l.F 0 24 Hr, Emergency Towing 8,. I ' .'I, rl ? L it\\ , , .G\ . v'W 85 ,\ 0 Loaners for Service @ PIck Up and Delivery WMO.LEASE $47454: @ Emergency Lockout Service ... .:..i ...... i .....> .....I r +r ...- @ Trip-Interruption Expense Benefits Qualidays .... I...... <.,'.$ ...... $ . .A. .... Ir4.r- $:! ..... t.3: $34,435'1 .. '8, ! . .'. .I... : ... * Trip-Routing Map Servlce rnr.rrs Sole Pricel ,. ,. , It's Always Worth Going to the Dealer Worth Knowing ...And These Days It's Worth Evan Morel GM EMPLOYEES WELCOME BAD CREDIT? TAX LIENS? BANKRUPTCY? REPOSSESSIONS? We Have a Custom Finance In Program for You1 I \\' I-K NISSAN a A'.URL\ GRATIOT at 1 3 Mile Road 2 Miles North of 1-696 (810) 296-1 300 ~~&~~,~&sdcy*p4., Q,, .Q .ass. Christ Church Grosse Pointe's annual fundraiser Antiques %4aw * features 43 dealers, preview party, lectures, tour for sale ul an outdoor m.A= -4tb1Pe9 Christ Cburcb Croarr Pointp~SbOITm. trw latt. smwan@. Z;iacopda WdIiU4na P Fox ad Hazy iloar. we mothers of WW Qwda choir au*. zsphrd~gri- ape. 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A~YFihy of GF- Pornte $ricjesrnai& were Sandi Ver- Muawacl, son of Said and Muawacl of Grosse Pointe Park Fanns, Heather Amberg Si rneulen of Grand Rapids and Donna Muawad of Grosse Attendants wore peixlcol- met of Crosse Pointe Woods Kami Hess of Boston. Pointe Park, on May 6, 1994, or4 chiflop organza jackets and k+ Gucc~one of Jtaya] Attendants wore full-length at Qur Lady of Good Counsel w~th lopg sheer sleeves and Oak black crepe dresses with high Catholic Church In PIyrno~lth. French cufs and palmstyle At@n+np wore twrtpie~ jewel necklines and a crisscross pants. Bridesmaids carried all- pupe damask b-s with strap in the back. They carried white bouquets of tulips, &I- sbo* sleeves. ney caq-id bou- sprays of lilies, white roses and phinium. orchids, asters and quets of @rgazer lilies, pi& ivy. gladiolas. prber da~sies an4 alstroe Rebest man was Jefiey F. The best men were the meria. htpan of Mendham, N.J. groom's brothers, Brian Mu- me be$ man was $any Groomsmen were Dr. Brad- awad of Grow Pointe Farms Knobloch of Kalamszoo. ford Peterson of Chicago; Grant and glias bluawad of Grosse Groomsmen were the groom's D.Bruce of Beverly Hills; Dr. Pninte Woods. brothers, Gregory Thonlas of William J. Ciaravino of the Groomsmen were Jeffrey Me- Walnut Cro& Calif, an4 Cib. of Grow Pointe; and the 11.). and Christopher Pellerito, Mark nomas of Oak Park, Ill., bride's brothers, Ke1-i-y Streng both of Grosse Pointe Woods; and the bride's brother, Tlrno- of Fenton and Kurt Streng of John Kellett of Grow Pointe k.and Hn. Pator Hlcborl Waterford. Park; and Vincent Smock of Thomw thy Golob~cof Grw Poinw Farms The mother of the bride wore Plymouth. The mother of the brlde wore a black knit suit and an orch~d The mother of the brlde wore Gdobic-Thomas a twbpiece damask dress and a wrist corsage an ivo~yand navy silk jaquard Gwen Ellen Colobic of Chi. Streng-KOtas cymbidium orchid corsage. Kr~sten Elnabeth Streng. The pwm's mother \vow a suit and she pinned a gardenia cago, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hlack knit dress and an wchld Thi. Rev. John Sullivan and toher purse. The groom's mother wore a ,I." 1 I. -. daughter of Janet and William .. __: 1 .. fiichud Stephen Golobic of . - - ..'.L,,,Y" "IIILI- f,,"hm', "..A hl"*l, -.-.-6 4. -- ...... -.- --..-,,.. L I~Fglww a mwner wore a F.. .. '--I &lel16 LJlLllkIlU .-. yr- iuiurc yarilra, 1irn1.11~ bdKe, Illal ated at the 4 p.m. ceremony. fuchsia silk shantung suit with and a cymbldlum orchid cor. ried Judson Allen Kotas, son of The soloist uas N~na Bla- peter Michael Thomas of Chi. jvhich \\-as follo\ved by 3. recep- rhinestone trim and a gardenia sage Robel? and Gloria Koh of chus Scripture readers uerc cago, son of Pauline Thomas. E tion 'it the Fox Hills Countly \vri=t corsage. the C~tyof Grossc Pomte, on Corine and Shrone Streng Brown and Dr Frederick Davld Wagner was the or- The bride h~aduated from Club. Accompanists \rere Dr Mich- $r~wn of Naperville, Ill., on ganist Mona Depuis was the Oct 8, 1994 at Orchald Uuted Tlw bride wore a strapless Methcdist Church Rlichigan State I:ni\tersity with ele Johns on the organ and Aug. 6, 1994. at St. Paul Cath- trumpeter. Readers were Israel a degree in market~ng She srlk go\vn \nth a full skirt and \Villiarn Ebbitt on the trumpet. olic Church. Desierto and Rivak Albazi. The Rev. Paul Bloornquist of- works for Cadillx Lm~acleaf chapcl-it~nghtrain and a bol. %loists were Sue RIM' and The Rev. John Wynnycky of. The bride earned a bachelor ficiated at the 5:30 p.m. cere Ploducts. ero il~rlglh jdcket with long John Hlrch~er. Readers were ficiated at the 1 p.m. ceremony, of arts degree in general stud- mony, which was follo\r.ed by a The ycmm paduated lroni slervea and deep French cuffs. Beth Slurdy of Pittsburgh. which was foliowed by a recep ies and a master's degree in li. reception at the Orchard Lakc the Unrversity of V~rginlair it11 Thc bodice of the qnvt~,ihc Maria Shay of Chicago and tion at the Grow Pointe War brary studres from the Univer- Csuntry Club. a de&?ec in economics. He ldciiet sleeves and he1 p~ilbos Ilavid Conner of Kalamazoo. Memorial. city of Michigan. She is a The bride \r.ore a wh~tesilk works for Pointe Dtdge Inc hat \wrc appllqued \vith i.en~ce The brrde graduated from 'J'he bride wore a gown with children's librarian with the gown with an off-the.shoulder The hlrade Group. lace She carried an all 1%hite John C,an.cll Unrversity. She is an off-the-shoulder style sueet- Chicago Public Library. portrait neckline, a fitted bod. The couple trawled to Long. arm bctiquct LI~tulips, delphin- a CPA and a financial report heart neckline, a Venice lace ice of lace and pearls, a circular boat Key, Fla. They hein St. ium. orchids and asters. ing manager with Great Lakes Mice, shoe sleeves, a silk The groom earned a bachelor skirt and a chapel-lenyh train. Clair Shores. Thu matron of honor \vds the Bancorp. antung circle skirt and a of wience degree in architoc- Her headpiece, a wreath of silk bride's sister. nudy Ar~nbrus- The groom earned a bachelor a@-length train. She carried tural studies from the Univer- rosettes and pearls, held an il. ter Smock of Plymouth The of science degree from Wayne a buquet of halaenopsis or- sity of nlinois He is an archi- lusion veil. She carried a cas. Arm bruster- maid of honor was Shannon State University. Hc is a CPA &*, bouvuiia, stephanotis tect with Torchia Assoc. in cade of white roses, lihes, as- CCKI~C~of Chicago. and 1s audit manager with De- Chicago tromeria and ivy. Bridesmaids were Jacqueline loitte & Touche. "%F~aid of honor was the The maid of honor was the ,in~y Lynn .4rmbrubter, Kanary \Vallio\vaki of Grosse The couple traveled to the ride's sister, Julie Golobic of necouple honeymooned in groom's sister, Co~u2er.a~Page daughter of Wililam and Pointe Park. Heather Amberg Costa del Sol, Seville and Mad- !L nb Fe, N.M. New Zealand. They live in Chi- Kotas of the City of Grosse Sharon Armbl uster of Plym Simmet of Grossc- Pointe Woods rid. They live in Grosse Pointe Bridesmaids were Marion cago. Pointe. auth, married Ronny Sabem and the gtmn's sister, Kenec \Vtds. May 25,199s 28 Gfo6sePointcNtrrs Nutrition, ADHD Engagements are topics of taik ibtifin- Alciati-Blake FreQriek and Bafban~Al- ciati of L'- cmn.. have annound the engage- ment d their daughter. Diaae Pointe kids win Marie -ti. to Tcdd Al~ctin Btake. son of' !Mr. and Mrs. awards in contest deny A. Blake of Crobse Pointe Shores. A July adding is AItfmS~GuLiaorP planned Center's seventh annual 4 Aidati eamed a tachelor d Like lie" conteet will be on dis scieneedegreefiwlProvidence play at Eastland Center Cdkge. She is a marketing ttuuu& Tbe Friday. May %. - managw with Lnvi sxauss & calorfd work is by dym Co. in Ssn Francism.' young artists, including contest Red Cross offers premarital health counseLing Blake earned a badrelor d H-innersand runoenwp. (;rosse Painters who won mdtad~8ubm awards are Tom Bay, 12, tied for third pb.Rumem up in- Watkins-Baker cluded Kathleen Resume, 7; Ron and March Watkias d Katherine Maughan, 8; Erena Cmsse Pointe Woals have an- Symchych, 6; An&ew Mon* nounced the engapmat of tit, 7; and Ashlq Hunter, 8. DM seeks volunteers to greet visitors their daughter, Rahl Ann Wa- ta Sttattan The aetmit Institute d Arta Michael *-illbe held on Saturday, June Baker, w d Mr. and Mra Wil- For Fatures needs gallery semice voluntaers 3, in the Hdlq. Room d tbe liam .R I3aker of Nicbolasville, togreetand~~visitors~DIA, 5200 Ur&-anl in De- Ky. An August wedding is the museum. Afternmn wd- Editor troit. For infarmation, call 1313) planned end volunteem are especially 8330247between9am. 8ad5 graduated from 343-5594 needed. Watkins Call p.m. weekdays. Central University. The next training sesion Michigan She works ior the Mamott ------.- -.. COT. B 1 Baker graduated from East- impmvcment. I asked Lynne, who, by her own right is an em Kentucky University. He exmaordinary player, what she felt w Steve's single sig- works for Hutfig Sash and ;~a.~s.~bute. His uncanny judgment was her imm- In the big tounuuncnts, Steve's best results have been . The meet pronounced dissimilarity between two of this attain& in play wi& wsPraup or the young Canadian, nation's most popular f4-s is the method employed in star Geoff Hampson who moved here a year ago. In td[ying vkt0ry. hl golf the Scores dcpreCkk in va!lle hmd Skvt and found a fine 4 1 above par and conversely they appreciate when exceeding other tabla in a recent sectional failed to uncover because average in bridge. of thE second-rate alibi by respondtr: "But partner, I only Mrs. Diane MeFeely of Boyn- When young we are of many complexions. Certainly hd10 hi& mikyour limit bid: ton Beach, Fla., and William novel, sometimes sassy, often thoughtless, exceedingly McFeely, fonnerly of the City wholesome and glowing, occasionally witty to the point of Gmse Pointe, have an. where such talent allows us to act rudely with impunity, 4J~~TSS nouneed the engagement of V A their daughbr, Lindsay Allison unspoiled by lime and circumstance, persistently fixed- * KO10 1 MeFeely, ta Patrick Joseph headed yet bright to the level that much becomes unde- 4 loma Fleming, son of the late Ed- ward J manding. Then with maturity we gain the wisdom, skills , 0 , & 6 J and Betty Fleming. and perception to put what is good to better use and dis- ! A July wedding 1s planned. : iOe4a6 card much that was bad. C64SZ McFeely graduated from 4487 Northwood Unwersity with a I am not sure when we first became acquainted, but the MVE / bachelor of arts && in mar. "rookie" made a lasting impressian and those who were 4~~104 keting managemen't. She is en &?~le~-Ki~lnaird va7a Y older and knew him then shared the same evaluation. Steve * *sa account executive with Fitzger- Brisley Harper Landen is that man, then the "rookie" and now a seasoned, *AIC~ yfd~luu ald & Co. in Atlanta. Woods and Camilla Brisley of Fleming graduated from middle-aged gentleman and well-respected member of his I lPYI Detroit have announced the West Bimmfield community. Steve's biography is far from IIIrruru Michigan State University with a bache,or of arts degree in enBawment bf the* dwwr* complete yet it already embraces many admirable mths. rm P pt marketing. He is general man- Catherine Lynn Brisley, to Married to the most lovely Lynne Schaefer, father of two C 361 P 3. J~~~~ R. ~~~~~~~d,8on of C S1 P 4. ager of Exhibit Enterprises. adorable children, Matthew and Samantha, and an 8+ C 64k#.dOu charlesand susanKinnaird of GIWW Pointe PYL A Novem- extremely successful computer consultant, one wonders Obester-Gagniev The bidding ber wedding io planned. how he finds time to be close to a scratch golfer and easily cornmento It is superb- Two Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Obes- Brisley attended Macomb one of Michigan's two best bridge players at stake or tour- hearts is a transfer spades- Three clubs is most wIus~al, ter of Grow Pointe Park have Communitv College. She is a but it's a club que bid delaying the spade transfer, also nament play. announced the engagement of physical therapy Gistant. -- ~~~,,~t~bridge, like so many, didnlt begin at Michigan, saying I love spades. Three and four hearts are first and their daughter, Diane Obester, Kinnaird attended the Uni- but it war [here that he became accomplishe~to [he point second round controls of that suit and five spades by to William Gagnier, son of Mr. \,rsity of Michigan. He is a and Mrs. Pienr Gagnier of vice president at Comerica he was observed with acclaim, He won his first Steve asks partner to bid the slam (knowing he hasn't the Salem, S.C.. formerly of the Bank. regional in 1972, a year bforebecoming a life masler. ace) if he has a sure secondary stopper in the unbid dia- Since, he has gathered a bevy of titles thrv sectional, mond suit* regional and national events. Many of the leading masters 'Ieve won dummy's ace. A spade his encouraged Steve to be a traveling pro, but while he enjoys then the king and a hean ruff. Back to club ace for another an occasional professional date, the rigorous nature of such heart mff and back to his 'lub king* queen. Now at trick It's 5r Storage %me a calendar wasn't his Today he takes joyful pride in (911 a low diamond to dummy's king and the defense that decision. It has been my pleasure to play with him and ducked in lempo Or they have kenend played. Back to his spade 10. At trick (1 1) a second diamond and it is a wonderful experience. You come away the better at Steve guessed right playing the ten. bridge for it, as he is an exceptional partner who shares his ur cleaning readers sav tuckv. cxrpl'enr I"'~m*nr expertise with ouiet meaninyfrllcnntGh~t,innc for ~,nu,r ' and storage rn ported that winning decision. I Q! by the expert! Extend the life and luster of your pecious furs with a vacation in our climate- controlled vault. U S & Foreign Other Coll~tibles Sat. 10-5 Hummcl F~gunne, (1 FREEREERYCLEANING 1) While-U-Wait No Purchase Necessarv PIERRE BIT'GALLERY -7dG+wlrioniyn - BIRMINGHAM 296 W. Maple 810.433.9917 81 0-647-9090 a05 E. Maple Birmingham May 25,1995 38 GIOLBh-- Faces & places 'Greatest Garage Sale' returns to Village Memorial weekend Golf outing simiIerbuachdDetroit hd- tute d Arts on Sun- by, May 28, for an aftem d& and food. Bmr& begias at 11:30 at the American Crillo inside the DkA specialtourd'% Evolution of 20th Centuy WiII follow. ?hen theap~pwiUadjauntoOr- ehestraHaUfozaDSOcmc& featuring gued canductor Jams DePreQI and Russiaa violinist Vadim Reph Tickets for the whole works are $35 To wrve a spat, call (313) 833-3700. Distemperehotsre qSed: The Michigan Hu. mane Society's annual Mutt A ward March will be beld~a~m. to 1250 p.m. Suadry, June 4, on the pxmdaofthe Edael8 Eleanor Ford House in Gm Pointe Shores. PartiEipanta wl- lea pledgm for each mile and pmdawill benefit homeh animals. Walkera are emmuaged b walk with their doge,but a010 atrollers are welcome. Doga must bring proof oE rabies,rabies, die temper and parvovirue vaeelna- tions and muet be leeshed. Peo The Garden Party will fea- ple don't need ta pmve ture food fmm 56 of lhe metm anything and may walk un- Debit area's best restaurants leashed. and wine from uuund the R&@htiticm forma are avail. world. Move thno 1.100 guests able at any Michiggn Humane Society &ce or in Grease ""pL21nglruwauum Pointe at Johnetone & John- From Gmssc Poiiite include atone Mty ,82 Kercheval (on Sparky Herbert's and Tom's N U~SINGHOME the Hill) and Harvey's Corn- BOU EAST JEFFERSON FAMILY HAIR C4RE Oyster Bar. FOR MEN & WOMEN pleat Txaveter, 346 Pisher. Tickets are $100 a person; DETROIT, MICH. 1 I Suegested minimum pledge: $300 for twu patron tickets; 82 1-#25 19409 MACK AVE. G.P,W. $1 a mile. Merewho tolled $500 for fow benefactor tickete. &AW7'YNU INGCARE 881-0010 $100 or more in pledgea get an For information, call (810)6'26- official MHS Mutt March T. 7527. shirt. For more information, call (313)872.3400. Past repast: More then 350 people akuded a retire La Fete pour les en- ment dinner May 3 honoring fants:- -- -. The- -.- St.- - Vincent. - and the hv.Malculrn Carrm. Sarah Fiaher Center will pre Proceeds from the event will ArtJ will be heLd un Stpt. 15-17 The *urg~calprwedurc for t*I rc~iiur*l fund a scholarship in Carrun's 111 known as lrpoauurinn ~nrol>~\(he sent ite eighth annual "La Fete he University Cultural Cvrr inwnlon uf a wand.liLc inrlrumcnl Au Jardin" from I to 6 p.m. name to help educate the kr. The event will feature under (he ,kin und 'tacuurniny awdy Optical Studios Sunday, Juns 4, on the center's young men of Loyola Academy. more then 500 visual and pel ~\olnrcdand\ of unw~nrcilId1 TTw rhlct dvlnl~ycul lhir rprN clim~ndlion grounds, 27400 W. 12 Mile in Chairman Dennis Flynn an. I'wming artists. a chtldreti'k ol fa! tr lhdl Ik IYIwill no1 relurn Ta Fannington Hills. nounwd that $202,000 was &:I. laser liyht shuw, ~tly undcrrld why 11 hclpr to rcrl~~clhrl raid. festival and internatiunal food rhc dcporil~onof fdl rrlh In rk hrl) I, The benefit will help support coniplclcd by yubcrl) Allcr chat us children and families in crisis, Among those who attended aud beverage booths. cun lose weigh1 b) Jrplcliny Ihe including residential treatment, were Grosae Pointers Diane Grosse Pointers Thomas H. conlenl of lksc rell\ lhruujh die\ iir Schoenith, Michael and JefYs I1 and Pat Jeffs xill cxerclsc. but lhc~rnumbcr rcrndin* foster care and adoption aer- conB~lAll 81 lakc\ LI ihc new dirirr) vices for severely abused child. Nancy W,Rudy and serve as cochairmen of the feu- ~ndulgenceIU rcyaln ucigh~ tkeii ren. at St. Vincent Glorie Stoniach and Michael tlval. NBD Bank is a sponsor of dflcr welghl luw the rrm\ 01 lhc hdy Ropam~ with grea~csrrrm~cnrrrwn of 141 iell, and Sarah Fisher Center pru and Marilyn Connor. this yew's event, as is Wayne will connnuc lo br prnporlwndcly vide comprehensive services for State University, The Detroit heav~cr 3% only w~y1" rem~ilylhir ,The ninth News and the Citv of Detroit.. problem 1s 11) eli,ti~nrlc trl ~cllr 700 infants, youngatera and Chair pair: wmumnuy lnrougn llpnu~tion rammes eacn year. annual wcrolt restlval ot the - Margie R~insSmith Whde il may teem l~kemdgli., Jiposuclron 15 r rk~llcd nlcdi~di prwcdure Rcla~irclyr~sk.frcc. uhcn performed b) v I~ccnscd. lrr~nrd ManaMng- - stress. through relaxation techniques phyr~cun.Ilpilruclion IS no1 10 he - cnrcrcd inln hrlorc rnaklng rurc rhar ~hc Laughing is one of thg Lst ing you, physical activity helps be lessened 1t')uur body and at- prnctilirmer hd5 thc neccr\ar, methods of stress reduction, but relieve frustration and bore- titude are healthy and if ycu capcricncc. A\ a mcmber uf the Arner~can Soclcly [if Placlic and people don't take it seriously. dom, releases aggressive feel- believe in you~,*ll and yuur Rtconrl~cllvcSurpconr. I urn alway, And yet, on Suzanne Tiseo's ings and helps to co~~trolability to redr:ce stlt.sr; und ahe happy 10 dlwurs my quaIr!'icalwnr and list of ways to ease stress, she weight. It helps you develop a adds whethcr you luuyh 11 out, In ;lnswer any quc\rionr lhnl yrru niry have To makc an .ipp,inrmcn~. ~ali suggests finding humor in sense of selfconfidence and self. sweat it m1ul think it out, it's XI0 ilS.hnlKI clr f.ta nifl-41 I-hwu things. esteem, too ~nqmttnntLO icduce the YtresR Mj r,ll~~crr Ic~~tcddl 30140 thrpcr "When you laugh or when "Sometimes you can perceive in your life. A'rc~~uc.Suw XNI. SL Clalr Sharcr you smile, it Jtimulates your something to be worse thrin it facial muscles and ~t releaves e actually ia. So I think it's a Wrrl Blnon~lceld Blnonil~rldHIII, (;row Rmtr Wuods chemical called seratonin, good idea if you kind of keep 6900 Orchard Lah Kd Bluomlicld Ccrll<*r 19599 MK~Arc things in perepective and don't Br3~~niontMedrcdl Bld~ 79 W lunR L.ikr Kd Im Morw L Vvrnicr which gives you a good feeling. SU,~307 855.1112 IVlOl 647 Ilbb 881 97 11 Try to smile a little bit and worry yourself too much, be take thine a little bit more cause no matter what happens, lightly. You should reduce your it'a going to happen," she stlid; etrem a lot," says Tiseo, an OC. "We also recommend that YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! cupntional therapist at St. John people use relaxation tapes. Haspita1 and Medical Center. They givz you ideas on how CALL 882-3500 She also etreeeee getting you can manage your ~treu~." TO Rfstav! DISPLAYADVERTISING SPACL BY 2:00 P.M. FRIDAY enough exercise. Besides relax. Tim says stress effectu can 48 Ch~che~ Madntc 25, News1995 The Pastor's Corner I Selective Singles Club meets We are precious on fourth Friday of each month Selective Singles and ties. Activities include house Byth,Rm.RarCwl Travel Club, a mup of bui- parties, discussion groups, Redeemec United hMmd& Church ness and pdessional men and travel, dinner partie corn, "I gcve .wu a new commandment--thalyou looe one women ages 40 to 60 who are cards and sports adi\ities. A smgle, will meet at 830 p.m. newsletter is published War- andher.dust~Ihavetowdyou.youshouldaL90~ Friday, June 23. at Cienie's terly, m 60 b 70 a~ti~lties one andher.'' (John 13:W. Nautical ,Mile Cafe, 24223 Jef- adthe dub has a hot line for fmin St. Clair Shores, for impromptu ev~ts. What is new about this armmandrnent is that Jesus caktails and conversation. MdveSingles is not a dat- 1s asking us to love one another as he has loved us. In Thase who would like to ing .mice, but members can our time, love means merent things to different meet wlier for should oMara a End a Fried List. ple. To love as Jesus loved is to see each pmnas a make reservations for 7 pm. travel Wup has child of God, very housin God's mind and eyes. The dub claims a member- mp8 to T-to, Alaska A- There is a young couple where my wife works who ship of m- than 500 people in tralia and many weekend Wavne. OakIand. Mecomb. Liu- events far sluing, sigbm, not long ago had a baby girl. She is one cute little girl hbg,camping pick &&I; and w&~~~and m. whomI had the opportunity to up and hold in my The local group meets on the arms. her name, nick- I don't remember given but her Lawyers' fourth Friday d each month at name is PlPcioua and pcious she is. 7 p.m. hmgthe summer the I looked up the word precious in the dietiow. PIP Auxiliary pup will meet on the mad cious: (1)Of great prm or value; dy;(2) Of pt hiday of each month at 7 p.m. desirability; held in bigh esteem. marks 35 years the cd, Cue In' &w, Such we are, you and I, @ous in God's eyes. We The Gmsse Pointe Lawyers' 21901 Kelly in Eestpointe. are of peat dueto Gxi, as the chcrrch, the body of Aushq will alebrate its New members are welame. Christ, disaples d Jesus. Not only does God love us, 35th anniversary at a uxktail To make rewvations fw a an Sunday, dune 11. Singies event, but God needs us to bear witness by word and deed of reception Selective call love ell Ibe aroup was founded in Ramona at (313)884 -2986. For Gods for people. 1W to-pake publit aware more infxmatim about the We are also costly. God sent his beloved son Jesus, who Lived without sin, yet died a sinner's pdd death I Take OW Daughters fo work ( aesstern. af~t thespoasors American law Daylegal aele-sys- club, call (800)867W. on the mms, that we might be he death itself. in Jesus' resurrection. Iim TobLs and dauwErin ToMa 9. of Gram Painh DKG Society Yes, we arp precioua in God's eyes, mind, and heart. Woadrpa?tldpabahtb.rrrmualTakoC)UI~ And m are our mather, our father, our eons and ToWakDuy~nr. holds lunch& daughters, our hush& and wives. To love our wives - It honors local teachers who Alpha Mu, the Grme Points and husbands is to make how precioua they are. They promote legal and sccial justice. community chapter of Delta Kappa were precious, whea we married them knd if we 1- It pres~tsa citizen Gamma scci%ty international, sumacts the them as loved, tbey vdl cantinue to be, or will award and Child- hdthe Rive&& huncil's to mal work rttucrtiens. reds Home dVhit. hmeagain, preeiow. bWy 1- on April 29 For more infarmation about at the kssePointe War Mem- The same is true fcr ow &I&=.%ey are just as the auxiliary or about the anni- nrecious as tssaarters as they were as babies. even party, Craeey orid versary call Irene Wpyne Countv Circuit dudae &hen they &ve. FOXCd @~&ws ph tour, lecture at (913)885~75. &n ~irankGas the speak& Thesameietmewith aurnmthersandfatbers. Re 'Ke Fox Creek chapter of hem Rita Brennan and Helen at the event. gardieas of what we might thbk of them now. They New Ffiends and 1 Chestem will debrate ~(s30th Priest, bth Grwse Pointers. The River-Lake CuunciJ ' is are precious fa Cod aad without tbem,you or I madrupof~~r 1 wouldn't be here. Others are pl.ecious wurriel&- ~dtheDE(CSociety born, our cob,our employers, employees, *ti- Znternathal in southeastern ciam,go~ex~mentWol.kera,peopleoEotherra~d- Michigan. To love aa Jesu loved us is to &wit each and every hiabric home on Alfred Street. eggs, the history of hat ThFee U w b Gmsse Alumni group person ae a preciw child of Go4 And when we do, Fox Creek Queaiers was Pointe'e RovePcal-W+ HOW hlnte PA evenwhenwehy,GodinJesuswillhelp~e.Lnthis fbunded in June 1965 adstill dadkhgaadbvmgtour Evervoae in the Gmplans luncheon two d we find life'a fuEhent. has active founding mem- Hamtramck. hinte &ool distrkt is invited. Mavthelovedlwbc~omthisveryday~ Inca~eofrain,theeventwUbe Members af the Detroit East 1 Alpha Chi Omega phns potluck lunch z- of Suburban Alumni *on -- - will hold a luncheon meeting at Al#m Chi Qmep alumnae cf MyWmAt. For reaer- Fcr information w m- nmn Tuesday, June 6. at the Speaker to offer will hold an endd-tbyear pp d.&&den at (313) tions, call Carh Tea at Cmsse Pointe Yacht Club. For tluck luncbean at 11:30 am. fB2.2416 or Dorothy at (810) (313) 8856460 or Kelie Me- more information, call Anne WWperspective Saturday, June 10, at the home 7m. Mihi at (313)822-OMW). Hathaway rrt (3131 8@45038. Dr. AaQ.Bw L Reeves, who ww liberated hm the Mau- thauaen concentmth camp in 1946, will cmmemmb the liberation at the 1BSO a.m. WORSHIP SERVICES wolship service on Sunday, May 28, at Cmslla Pointe Uai. 51Ibmc#rLuthwurchwdl 170 McWen Rd., near KenhevPl : Reeveswill~afbk 9M&11:15am. Worship a -t ?U 8 "horn the~veDTWYaars." 10:lO a.m. Educafion Harr Vieitma are welcame. For more information, call (313) 8814420. Q.bdrmwtR.m IFFILIATFO WiTn THE UCC AND hBC WCHALFONTEAT~ Because the eB4.3075 1O:OOA.M. FAMILY WORSHIP live for6ver: (CRIB ROQM AVAI(AbLKI Over the years, we have hadihe ~rivileaeof serving ihe famiiies -- of many veterans. -A* -WI 199% W (Lmhwn Mot086 6 Vernier) In recognit loo of the 9:00 a.m. Worship & , . service these veterans 1 MY aksMesmerism ud Hypnotism; rendered to their country, I childr&s Hour Hdy Ec&an$ I DCIIOUOC~~~ I -m we would like to 10M a.m. Adult Education our amrec~ationthis .. ,. SUP&; First Church of Christ 0.W 6.W. mybwa Scientist ll:00 a.m. Worship & 9:15 am. Holy Eucbanst ' Children's Hour Grosse Pointe Farms, 1 memory of their lives 1020 a.m. Coffee Hour 282 Chalfonte Ave. ILl5 a.m. Mominghye~ . . and their service. 4 blocks West of Moross -- Nursery Services Available 9N a.m.-12:30 p.m.Supernsed Nursery wdMC8'OTl Haft PlU4 d tlU TuMQ Sunday 10:30 a.m. FnrPahinp. Fwd Ouage from 9:DO a.m. to Noon Sunday School 10:30a.m. I Enter N Wwb.rtt& Jdhwon '# ADVAVCED PI.ANNING ~rAe~7~~F&iOuRcE.S The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Grosse Pointe Baptist Church Fsublurhed 1865 7he Wpcnm Churdr (USA) +I 21336 Mack GPWoods Phone: 681 -3343 REV. R. MICHAEL FOLEY, preaching ( -. Loving Infant-Toddler CarelSunday Schrl F U N E R A L DIRECTORS *" Prrschml - Register Now for Fall 9:W Worstup 11:00 Worship &%6 Junior High - ~;esda~6:30 PM 8:45-12: 15 Cribnddler Care 16300 Mack Avenue Senior High -Sunday 6:30 PM Grosse EEumenical Men's Breakfast. Friday. 7.30a.m. Pointe. Michtgan 411224 6&hw The Bible Taught Here! (313)881 -8500 I Worship - Sunday 11 AM 16 Lakeshore Drive, CmPdnlr Farms 882-5330 CmUawu Smdcr 0 thr CouuaUy Slur 1W A STEPHEY MINISTRY and LOGOS Cmgmgation 1'1003 M.K. ~oneaLArldcims In I More South Dakota: Bison, Beads & Betting 'Second of two parts) Most of the movie "Ihces BY Cynthia w lamens with Wolves." drrrned by and stamng Kevia Costner, ww places thar are linked to this shot in westem South Dakota. history: Custer state Park and in and around Rapid City But the Pine Ridge h&n reserva- long before Hollywood made tlon, home of the OglaIa M- area famou. people were ota Sioux tribe. coming here for the beauty oC Custer State Park is impor- the land. tant because it is home to om There arp two prominent geo- of the Largest bmoher& in &c features hem. One is America. And the animals are the Black Hills, axal3ed be- significant because they cause they are covered ~iththe provided food and dd$ing to dark ponderosa pines. These the Sioux nation and it was the mwrtains have always knkiUuy dF bueslo by white men held sacred by the Sioux Indi- thu caused the Sioux to 6ght ans (who dd them "Paha for their Kay d life. The herd Sapa," or Hills d Hack), so here is arefully managed. much SO tb~=%people Rangers "oveminter" W mi- never Lived in the hills but mals each year. Tbe calves are used them for aere11y)niaI sites born in the spring and the herd and to obtain iodgepdes for grows to about 1,XU. On tbe eir tipis. The other feature is first Mwday of Odc)ser a a stark, mystical landscape ap round-up is heAd and ttae eatire pwpriately called t&e Badtands. herd is brought togeUler in aw- Ameh include five na- rafs. Thwsaads of people at- knal park areas, two sate tend tbe round-up. Animels are and a aational Eorest. sdcxttd for sale and calves are Kt? b&known d most uis vaccinated and bran&& On tbe ited (2.7 millton gutssts per third Saturday in November year) is LW,Bushmore. But between 4506CK) live buffalo @uk&also tlo~%to the Bad- are sold at auction "We only w, Deds Tower, Wind keep the nuder c4 animnlE Cave, Jewel Cave, Spearfish that the Ld(73,000 aaes) can canyon ard Cu&r State Park. s-," the ranger eqhm. Ws M that Custer There an a number of camp park is aamed for Gen. grourrds and Mws in the park Lieorge Annstmag Custer; he's which make it popular for wt- @ pr&y infamous guy her= door enthusiasts. The needle^ pouts. You see, the aeamd Ft. Highway $ a memarable five, ?aramie Treaty d 186e had twisting as i~ does through a thithese lands would series of granite sph. Tbe Pbng to the Lndians: forever. SyIvan bResort ders L.3dge fi 1874, Gen. Custer came rwm and rustic cebii (674- *ugh ulth a entific eqe- 2561, all ama mdes W!. The &on and it was one cf his State Came Lodge once was P who discovered gdd in the .r White House for Re ~ret brig, tb. ~_~~vin&we: m ppwas ovenun wtb pmspec- iL 8ers a variety of acmmmp and homesteaders. The In- datiom (256-4541).You can r/iaps, af course, were threat- also try the Legion Lake Resort $?d and they blamed Custer (2564521)or Blue Bell We WIlhek troubles. We all know (255431). SiiCity to Bapld City that w~&~~to~at~TotheeastdCusterState parallel b? main loUte, 1-90. oftbe Little Big Horn. pdis a pine Twkr- new casino. see it you'll understand the gant twoatory emporium in Travehg tbis way, you wiU N@ to say, the govern- v&n. Om of the bat ways to But the most important stop name. byhave compared ii wid City known as Rairie jwa through three Indian res- pleat went on to renege on its a meanimvisit is to is the memorial at Wounded to a moo- and in fad, Edge. The p:~here are so ervations and nore than 30 PO* t~ the India- and @in i, By tow. Our trip was Knee, the place where in 18BO vehicles were tested here. tine rbat it IS literally an art &l tom. A great way to EifCBd them to ramatio~set- escorted by cam1 ~ameron, the Seventh Cavalry kiW T-ochy mos~visitor6 to Wve gaUeryBo4aottob~see America. h %e for in owner of Mimiable Advent- more than 250 Zndians, most through the ~iori?pu* on Be sure to note the bronze For mare inbrnatwn on all @W hereabouts, the mas- (342-7681). We made several unarmed, under the white flag one d its widng roads. In statue cf an Indjan brave out of these $ices, contact the Bkk & Wounded Knee. stops: At radio station KiL-M, of truce (you may also recall fact, the average visitor stay is front. He fist appears to be Ti+, ,Badlands and Lakes As- Qw cannoi visit these parts the "voice of the Iakota na- that in 1973 ~t was occup~edby only a couple of hours. Btanding in repme, then one 80cuzhon, 900 Jackson Blud, into the in- tion," which is a main link be- activists from the American In- Speabng. of 6% shops, I notices that his hands are tied Rapid City, SD 57702; phone tween Sioux rwervations. We dian Movement). Today a soli- would certarnly be remiss if l behind his back. 1605) 341-1462, or the Rwid have lunch at Big Bat's (try the tary sane monument &nds on did not comment on the large sirnpl& item can be found City CVB, 444 Mt. ~ush- buffalo burger! and we visit the the mass grave site. It is a sim amounts of excellent Lakota elsewhere; one rather odd plsce Road, P.0. Bar 747. Rapid art galleq ~t the Red Cloud ple place. hut nioving very arts and crafts available in this is the baghorn trading City, SD 57709; phone (605) rnision school - each year the much a sacred burial ground. area. Intricate beadwork is one pawn shop in the tiny town of 343-17H. site of one of the largest Indian Another must.see in western of the most distinctive forms. Scenic. It is riby the Menill Cynthia Boal-Jonssens' art shows in America - and we South Dakota is an area known The finest (and most erpenaivel family, like everything else in Travel Vends wlumn runs pis, we" visid two of & stop briefly at the reservation's as the Badlands, and when you work can be found at an ele- town. It is )am-packed with eL1eryother week in this section C 6, 14 and 20 and are sponsored These will be detailed in a new goes for half fare. With both Shorts about bx such organizations as the South Pacific brochure avail. parenta at full fare, a child gm American Museurn of Natural able in mid-May. For further free (in the same cabin). For Histo~y,the Natiord Audubon information, wntact your travel more information, call L~W) trips, long Society end the National Parks agent. 827.2601. and Conservation Aaeociation. and short The fourday rail segment is Some folks are wary about Hoqal Caribbean Cruise aboard the Northern ParW signing up for that fvst adven Line's newest ship, the 1,808 Michigan Travel Bureau seven passenger cars which cure trip. They have lots of un- passenger Legend of the Seas, just released its 1995 have been refirtished to reflect answered questions about will offer an entertainment 'Summer Travel Guide & Cal- the luxury of rail travel at the everything from medicine to "fust" when it debuts in May: endar of Events." In addition to turn of the century. Tour mem- sleeping conditions twill 1 need a complete 18-hole mimature wing over 1,100 events taking bers will be the first passengers a mosquito net?) that hold goif COW. Called "Legends of place between April and Bp in 16 years to travel on the them back. the Links," the 6,000-square. pmber, it also has a listing of Moilhiia Rail Liiik, which is To help aIlay some of those foot course is designed to be state parks and their facilities, fitted with a domed lounge car. concerns, Overseas Adventure challenging ta experienced golf- a page of general travel tips Prices begin dt $'L,990 per Travel has produced a free ers. This I've got to see. and a section with additional person double. The bur begins booklet, "101 Tips for Adven. eources of Michigan travel info. in Billings, Mont. For more in- ture Travelers." It is chock full - Cynthia Boa1 Janssens To obtain a free copy, call formation, contacl your travel of all kinds of handy hints that (BOO) 5432-YES. This number agent or call (800) 795.570. make you realize what a spe- will connect to a state travel a cia1 experiecce you are embark- adviser. These folks are on duty Those of you who are fam of ing on. Fur example, there are from 8 a.m. to I1 p.m week- Seabourn Cruise Line and its tips for combating jet lag, for Paper Bag offers days and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on ultradeluxe small ships will be apparel (women should be sure weekends to assist you in plan: interested in knowing that the to brmg a loose skirt. standard kid actinuv rlacs~c . . . ,--.uruLrulr.-r ur nccncziu Lutrlpry rlda UCLAUN w IIIUVt2 lemale attire in many remote getaways. You can also call the Seabourn Pride to the countries and often more ac- Paper Bag Productions an- (800) 644-8644 for a recorded South Pacific this fall instead ceptable than shorts) and for nounces its second annual sum- message about summer activ~ of stationing it in the Carib camera gear and luggage. Of mer workshop. ties and events which is up bedu as was previously course, you can expect to re- Designed as an intensive dated weekly. planned. Seabourn bas encoun- ceive a caleudar of OAT tri~s theater xorkshop for the young tered fierce price competition in as well For a copj, call (860) performer. the six sessions ~vith If you are a rail buff, the the islands (most particularly 221.0814 focus on scene studjes, man* news this season is the refur- iron1 the Queen Odysseyi and logues. characterization, im- bishment and opening of th~hd~ diw discovered that its re- If you are cunbldering taking provisation, auditioning and Montana Rail Link, which for peat passengers are seeking your children on a cruise, L tral preparation. merly was part of the Northern "new and exciting" destina- here's a deal: This summer The sessions will be limlted Pacific Ratlroad. A trip aboard tions, rather than the familiar Windjammer Barcfoot Cruises to 10 iu 15 students and run for this train is offered as part of a i Jands. - the folks that run a fleet of six Saturdays beginning June new nineday tour that includes The Seabourn Ride will be tall ships in the Caribbean - is 24. The ewly session will run 2-FOR-1 SPECIAL a visit to the Iittle Big Honr. redeployed aRer it finishes its running a special promotion. kom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a where Sioux and Cheyenn~ Aiaska, and West Coast cruises From June through Au~L~L,second session from 2 to 5 p.m. WEEKLY DEPARTURES FROM JULY 23 - AUGUST 20,1995 $1,948 PERSON, CRUISE ONLY warriors defeated Gen. .(;eorge in August. Its new itineraries Win4ammer will host "Junior A Sunday session will be PF3 C&r in 1876. will include calls at the Jammers" (ages 7-12) on its added if needed. The wst win Sail from Monte Carlo to Calvi, Corsica/Ponoferraio, The journey continues to Yel- Hawaiian Islands, the Society flagship, the Fantome and or, De $90 and space will be filled Portovenere & Portofino, Inly/Cannes, St. Trope; France Islands, Fiji Islands, Cook Is. lowstone and Glacier National it6 supply ship, the Amazing on a first come, first serie ba- CALL - VOWTRAWBL (8 10) 263-4800 parks. Tour departures are lands, Tahiti, New Caledonia, Grace. The offer is this: for sis. Fur more information call 42500 Hayes. Sute 400 Cliwon Twp., 48038 scheduled on May 31 and June New Zealand and Australia. each full-fare passenger. a child (810) 469-7548 MI GrkPointe News T::~ .~:~i;I* tl~w Cdand Dw). Axenzo from HE OX c..,r.:.:.,e.. r;: ! -Tr,.p.r* >.LC H& tpha 10 a.m to 5 pm. P~TCH (.X 2:s LZ!"X T B 0z.r c, :I:>. TI: k hc;&J fiil tht. 6:3U F m ro rmdclght on the Rd:cf hmpage ; nhins - - r------to- Huston's suburban terly because she had hoped to house in Miami. Each scene ,,ma,.be sleep with him.w But displays an affection for Cuban agency 5 Yellow or she is also a caring person who cu'ture. Coral is deeply moving in her concern Adopted from Christine Bell's novel. .'The Perez Fami- 8 Adop an for her adopted family. attiludc the !y" isa warn1 and entertaining hlolina is touching 12 Like TV film with a poetic depth of role of a hasband driven to find it means to be separated hisHuston wife. :%Z?incurve a fine perfor- 1'0111 loved ones. to leave be- . . hi",I .~-,.,. -,,,;,.n \-..A ""A +- ,C_F.--_. -. WLII *a LIK nut: \vno I mourns her husband for 20 make a new life in a strange sdirairc 17 Capitol VIP pears and the awakened pas- "lien 18 Talk, idly 20 Mzkcs small sionate woman who finaiiy lcts ~alk go of the past and is ready to 23 Kind oi poker love again. 24 Embraces Before the end, what we hope ZS '-of the Larl 4rk" would happen, does. Juan suc. 28 Past combs to Dottie's charms and 29 Scarch she realrzes that he is the love d~lrgcnrly that she had hoped to find in 30 C'omda chccr SO Hcalrh resan 10 T,,~funcljon 31 Vlcy loop thc Michigan Women Artists 32 All rogcthcr 5 1 Melliods 11 wG~unlts LOOP America. But that's not the end 174 10 Mack at St Ciair Mixed Media Paintings Exhibit DOWN 13 Burrows and 33 Have slg;ificancc of the stoly. There's more. Juan 34 Hca\ y Ibamlncr 34 Kind of mgus 885- 1902 Friday, May 26 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 35 Coun conlender I ln\,ilalion lo Vigwla and Carmela finally meet in a dmcc, perhaps' 19 Uncoulh 36Did rhc crawl 36 Takes IIIC 37 Wrirten rc~~~i~idertense scene that calls for an Featured Artists include: pan of 2 Ac!ress - Alicia 20 Half a 3 "LIII~C- Ecllo" ballroom dam , 38 Surrol~ndcdby important decision that \r.ill af- lank Madias Joyce linkham Lynn Paqwtte 37 Rayc ot corned) 39 Poplilar side dish 40 Pointed tool 4 Slings 2 1 Vast fect the lives of both couples. Mandy Herano Cheryl Cuhran Marsha Weigand 22 Greek 40 Gcncral region 41 Discharge 5 Tetegram period 43 Jufigfn~i Director Mira Na~r.who was Marilyn Wolff Kay Rowe Lillian Langemn 42 "n~cCaptain's sca co~nplilion 6 Shocking 23 Mud volcano 44 O~ice- likllmc once a documentaiy filmmaker, 7 Days A Week - (rnovic) cnarurc 45 Pip's place 47 Maze ninners 25 Giv~ncw is strong on atmosphere. She 7 Able lo conform 6--. 3,. 46 Do!+h cuwc Complete Home Cooked 48 Periodic able crams each scerie with bright lisrings colors and music creating a vi. Dinner Includes: 49 Gcmisn river brant surface that ranges frorn Entree, Potato, Vegetable & Roll the home of the bliami Dol. May 25. 1995 8 B mide of the Pointes Grosse Polnte News .-\myDiane hcb. c.iq!:- Jsnerce Anderson ot' Atme J. Kwnig and Fr- :, ! of 'l';!:~ and D!.uuu $~.cLci 16 GIUW Pulntr Puk. 3 fkhnlnn cw R mcCarrall. huh o~ C! Pwntt. \\'w&. \ryr .i! John C'aTUii Cn~versity.\vas Gmiw Pointe Park. panics. i:.cn:...d rc the dran'c ilec 3t :5r nwied to the dean's kist. She L pad In ;Utt.r:iutivr Sprrng !'~~rvrw;t?o! s\'otrt.h:nr :he &dyhwr of Dr. wd .b. Bwsk with other vulunteezs h-?.hndemx. from \\'&ern 3tichigga.n Vni. 3lwine Capt. Datid G. Cou- and Kathleen E. Lopher. Air Fom Airrriai: Jon C. versity. Koenig. the daughter d let. wn of Robrn 'A. .and Gn~wPointtw nand clu the Thornton. .+I: of !A>::: K Gq and Sue Sche:we. and Shmvn A Godet of Cmse Rem wan of Grosse AIcGuroll. the son d Francis dean': !ist ,li.S or bettet- grade Pointe Park, is ~rving8 &x. Scott Cairo of GI- Pointe jmint avt'labu' w+ James V. Pouirr Park Pointe Fm is a member of A. McCmll. traveled to New- nmnth dephynwnt to the hIedi- Funw u.aa elected chaplain of the Wesleyan Student Founda- York and Virginia. rvspec- Bella~ca. Catherine Mac- and Jew D. terranean end Adriatic was Si~msPhi Epilw fraternity st kan. Mary Rowc. Jonathan Thmiton tion at Ohio N'deyan Cnirer- tively. to assist in community of Baldwin-\i'~llawCollehu. Caim Strong. h'icholss Voournakis h<: sit?.. He is the wn of Robert service sdirities such LC deIiv- Clare Anne Jamieson. 1s a cr:~nitlciI justm snd pcditi. nnd Sanq Milligan. ering meals to patienu Therere Marie Jamieson ar.d Ryan Koczars and KrUp h!e3do\r.. a1 xietlw major He is the son Sucher. 0 and repiring homes. Lucy Rutledge. a11 of C~OSSC S.T..psdu- of Linda Cairo. a ated from Pointe Fun~s.were 11iuned to . Air Force Kalarnaux, College senior the dean's lis: for the bvinter basic train- Rachel Miller mntly com- semeser at the Cnivemity of Kim Putnam, dsughter of lng in San pleted her senior in&\-iduulked Na\? Rear Ah. Jan H. Da>ton. Catherine Putnanl of the City Shrine Cpl. Jason T. Er Antonio. ptvject as an intern at the Art Nyboer, son of Dr. and Mrs. Brian Christopher Di- of Gmsse Pointe. performed the becker. son of Frd and P. Institute of Chicago. She also Ja~ih'yboer of the C,uy of Laura son of Ve-wnica and role of Ka~nWright in 3 re 3Iaeve Erkker of G~nsse studied for six months in Cac. Gros~e Pointe, was recently Kenneth DLam of Grosse cenj production of The C%iM ?OM@' Farms. ~.efeiveda CeitLr. eres. Spau;. under the college's promoted to his present rank Pointe Weds. \va. named to lrn r Hou-" at Bitldwin-\Val. icate of Conxnendation for su. &tatthew T. Marnun. son of study abroad' program. Miller is while serving at the Bureau of the dean's list at the Vniver. bce Collep. She is majoring in prior petforrnance while as- 11 J and Sara Moruun of the daughter of hb. and hk. Medicine and Surgery in Wash- sity of h'otre Dame. He is s ~uuical theater and is vice s~kmed to the 2nd Battalion. C;~V.C-+ Tointt. Shows. g13du. Leslie Jliller of Gmw Pointe ington. D.C. Syboer is a gradu- junior majoring in finance and pl~sidrntof Theta Alpha Phi. 3 24th Marines. 4th Marine Divi- .%redtiwi Dick~nsonColIep. Farms. a& of Hope College. Jamnese. theater honorary society. ?ion in Slil\ruukee. smrw7~)- edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. 1 Jacobson's , , , , , ,I2 , I0 I1 I2 13 I4 1) Ib I7 I8 19 W 7: 27 23 edmund t. AHEE jewelers has the 1 Cdendpr . ., a 77 a .. most outstanding collection of dia- mond engagemed axid diamond wed- Cleeranee N~~ in h-! Don't forget the bridegroom! ding rings you'll ever pee---and The Fruit Tree has exciting new 3ih certificates available for a mani- extraordinary values---all of their dia- 1 2asket ideas for summer. For we, a relaxing massage or any other monds are imported by the AHEE's -10 gift with ?atherJs Day, we'll ut together the salon service for that big day from from their monthly trips to Antwerp. pucha.?e. Receive o miniature re lica lerfea @. Picnic Lskcets and wine Francesco's Salon... at 17007 Belgium--the main trahng source In of Safari Parfum when you pur&ase )r cham a e trays make great wed- Kerchevd in the Wlage, second level, the world for diamonds. Let their GIA three pairs of Ralph Lauren socks. iing an$ sf? ower pfts, plus we even 313-882-2550. graduate gemologists and sales profes- Hosiery Department. lave a "Mexican iesta basket. Tne sionals assiat YOU in choosinsr the Der- xeakfast basket comes complete with I fect ring at a very affordable price.*All i wr fresh bagels, hearty whole grain / of their rings are made right in their ~ancakemix, Vermont ma le syrup, I own workroom and they can also cus- hit, tea, coffee and jam. W! also car- I tom design and craft a ring to your :y Gayles chocolates - stop by today s ecifications. Visit them at,,.20139 ;o see the new summer line... at 20129 hi!ack Avenue at Oxford (between 7 & Gallery tickets available to an one Mack he., Grosse Pointe Woods, 313- 8 Mile Roads) Grosse Pointe Woods. who comss into Jacobson's den's 386-2362. Hours: Monday-Saturday 1O:OO a.m.- Clothing Department. 6:00 p.m., excc t Thursday 10:O a.m.- 1 8:OO p.m., (313P886-4600. v 27 ( ...would iike to welcome Tan btK Y-ENDARS! Brio Adams, an esthetician, to our etaff. Railway playday from 11:OO -a.m. to Tari is taking appointments for full 2:00 p.m. Children's 'by De artment, body waxing, facials and eiectrolysis Store For the Home and 6hiidrenra Call 810-416-8888 ... at 30625 Jefferson Store St. Clair Shores. -Receive a cosmetic bag wit! any urchase 01 National ~?&WJ/%V? month $46.00 or more of Vogue Foundations. gives you the best car eting and area Has a lovely selection of Schrader Intimate apparel. rugs st 50% OFF in gay!. . . at 21436 dresses in sites petite 6-16 ~ndregular Mack Avenue, (810) 776-5510, 8-20... at 20148 Mack at Ozford, (313) 886- 7424. Personal appearance of , Chanel makeup- artidt, Osvaldo Perez. Call now as' they are scheduling appoint. ments from 10:OO a.m. to b:00 p.m. (=a11(313) 882-7000 ext. 113, Coemetic Department. Kudos to the 196 ads from Bon- ~oot.Our sterling siKer may ... would like to announce that they be just the thing to applaud a fine have full waxing services and an achievement. Or choose amon many addition to their manicure services... other praiseworthy items - frames, moisturize and strengthen your nails leather ba s and wallets, perha s a with a nailtiques treatment with Nicole ~ifierglessea case. &en your manicure--call for details... at Join us every lbesday evening for 10:OO-5:30 Monday-Saturda and 16914 Kercheval Avtnue, Grosse Lobster Ni ht! $10.00 per person until 9:00 p.m, on Thursdays. &e'H be Pointe. 313-88 1-4600. includes a 1f b. Maine lobster, corn on open this Sundav during the World's the cob and potato. ...at 2000 Gratiot Greatest Garawe sale... at 17114 Large selection of NEW spring Avenue, Detroit (313) 567-1088. Kercheval in tlfe Village 313-886- merchandise has arrived - just in 8386. time for Father's Day and gradua- tions. A 'ft to remember forever... at 63 ~erc&valOn -The-Hill, 313-886- 5755' CO. 1 I by hair 1 Do b Hair welcomes Shelley to the / staff. &st time clients will receiue $5.00 OFF .hair . cuts.~- - with Shelley (Sa- I ;,+,duJJc,~~~~~~/ rlutry - as special 1 expires May 3lst... at 15229 I Kercheual, Grosse Pointe Park, (313) 1 822-8080. I "It's Where You Belongn 17243 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Spring has sprung - Summer is on (313) 885-3600 the way. Stop by and check out our large selection of NEW summer HAR!VEY'S Aothes. FREE alterations on boys j Receive u to 50% savin s over the pants - re lar, slim and husk$ - Compleat Traveler National ~gertised~rans with our ~ own private label ... "Value-Rik We are the rrgest independent c ild- , n ren's clothin store in Michi an - we I Products ... such as lotions, vitamins, To advertise in this column cough and cold preparations and :ven carry itride Rite'... hurry on $lOo.OO off on an additional piece call kathtesn stevenson down... at 23200 Greater Mack on Boyt luggage when you make a many over the counter products... at ivenue, one block south of 9 Mile $325.00 Boytpurchase...at 345 Fisher, 16929 Kercheval In-The-Village, 313. at (313) 343-5582 Xoad, (810) 777-8020. 1 Grosse Pointe City, 313-881-0200. 885-2154. by 2:00p.m. Fridays I Section C 1 South girls win regional in convincing fashion Sou% qud~fitd f~ tht. s't,~t... f~u~t':l::: 2.23 twh q~alifitd 111~: !:I t\&t c~vt~:~~~Tht> top f,.~~lic f.:~ls :I: the 60) 7~n :\lo F..r::shtw i:: <.;a& rvponal c',;:' 2 ::"I STOW HOURS: CMSED MONDAYS 1Lz~-Fri.9aoi.Gpm Saturday 9 am - 5 pm Closed Sundry6 a GROSSE POINTE FISH & SEAFOOD mm . 19531 Mack @ Grosse Pointe Woods r 885-388.4 r FAX 885-9393 (not jut the pros!) @It'sEasy to learn! @Anexding B challenging sport a A Fun way to Meet New Friends 0 Offers Great Health Benefits! Perfect bmily activity and fun f - --- '.um~.mq&&FF------!. hww&J tor everyone I I Cooked I 1 $529402. I I Can be played in Under an Hour L"!XLIIIIIII)-JEACH Erp 6-03.95 LWE'cL-I~IIII)-JExp 643-85 I I 1 I 0 A Sport that Lasts a Lifetime PREPAKED STUFFED SOLE SEAFOOD ELITE F(EW ElQLAM) Summer Cam r, Practica P Play Sessions CLAM BAKE unior Lea ues am Shrimp & Garlic $269 a S Lemon & Wild Rice each Rm Fw W I Forming 19 OW for The Brosse Pointe Aaadcny & Univemity Liggett School Tennit Camp (313) 886-2944 Sports 7 i I North senior stars in regionalV Victory boosts North booters :n rhr S3W mi M:$i: ~L~wu. \ pld, kt &&'I qux1if.Y rw thyCitury#l*1lts &Ate nxw. rpn tt 4C.6 in the NOhurdles ludicqt tav %%cunds & his presitw bt time,~QW ktJR. fuushtdHillt~ rhrrdww fii~S+hin the hqh junqr (58)#nd Fern4 teS third in & sirut put (44 8). Nwl had wwml prd IW-&Y an hitmtt ULS stays perfect in league play R.NI~$Owr MY err Rob E\mdv. %\t H~VH&I ad BuMld CBdf u suw awaq Juhndlw. iiaQluMahwon in ~ht1W.la0 \'loft. hw pat fnat Mieke TmtgO ad *.Or*dher~~dU\d Meh. 1,W. h&r JW. Nw WWh krraR.* bd 16 abets, ww and Edlchrl PI&. ZOO. Mtkr Fw*uria, drwu Suti with Mellsea BuhL4 rdmg Vwknk~yhe,hl@ junw wddru: &(TIRWI:CI put, li!llw.and nu# a\* W4); and r&L a0 mew mA8y Thc ;an* '!#w hpr tranr uF .%ah Zd~rx,W. A&. WasNaY D IVJ waw arw Wwm 4 Kwen I%*. Mehe BLLWis ~d $he rrr was flRh in 62.9. &n(: at the 1-18 & ad '1%~Sw~enwn uun fw UXL w ithn 59 d-the M&Le \,dud ewnts and two R~WX ~&4W~m6~Cf~ but rtr!! ilroppt.d a 7bW W. TeQp .wUw I& a pd. (0 h#o. mbput skm b-ah#i with Tw awlRl~mui uwr the IS4 4). seu to& the w hur rhcdcr; WUI 65.1. in 0:%Katie wd PBWgtr Sll;rax\n HW mn'r tr, ~eorclin." Ikr k Ub'a Phil Sdmk North girls nu Ih in the 4W rlW9. rpoilad the drv'wm d botb d Northolea~,w~~rcriwNh'r Stawrm brc4wa which HW rmkd ninth in h ha ate in ChA< MdOll 8Wlttl urd blh nghtmtion will b~ h'ldoy, Jw2, batween 8:s a.m. and 6 p.m at the Pier Perk rww EASTSIDE UNITED SOCCER ti& buildiq! and on SPturduy, Juns 3, from 10 amta 2 p.m. at the mtimbuildiw. /s Loding For Second-oe~alon uwahning Pnd ternin mgiatratiw will be Cherokee A Rkday, July 14, from 8:SO a.m. City plans 16,u 6 frwnp,m, md10 a.m.on ?aturdny, do 2 p.m. A& at TRAVELSOCCER PLAYERS Lacrosse for summer theYougatera ~ecmition building.muat be 4 yeprs In The Grosse Pointe/Harper Woods Area The City d G- Point8 old by June 19 to eabr the W clw. Tots and beginner cjaaebe For MYSL Travel Soccer team beats will opPn Msnwial N& rwim will be limibd to 4ir etudonta! Summit ming por3 on hidrv at 10 um. 'fhs poola will huvc ubhrvvi. prclw. All ather lwhu will CALL be 1lmit.d to eight atudenb per Knights Talon Before You Buy or atad how untd June 1.4. 'f')?! I 0th pmprom rqiatration The CmPointa women'e Lease any any can be mode at the Parks and lecrmac ham upsht Unimrnity hreation offPce during bd- Liy~ettSchool 108 in thc var. now houm Monday through 1 aity prnc und nrade it r amp Jeep or Eagle, ULS hosts Friday Prom 830 a.m to 130 with u 64 win in tho junior p.m., or by calling the offiw t~t hrrp.r tdr~kt~t 10 111 FIX 111ni1~vfiv V'mity mi'tunt' Ctlric 1kMer dmw in rhra runr lacrosse camp 343.2405. 1~1,,(*Rldllln~p U.t,n lla,j it #,d nrl,ii,,,, make sure you wid Anno Rronner md Alidrw Wan. JonW Ku@nbr &'WW ,~,rll,l,t,lll , led p,illmiln. lrl,,~a flll~ ~1 fill !hr &IVYeaeh kawkd In ow kw (he Rad Pointc with four pls, while ('u~d~ilnlsand rc;tlr~nra~rx.\ll. ll,ciar SIX whl' t*(vi\d ~dlml~i'chl~ Anne Comne natchod D pair. are getting the Knights *ti11461 I 1111 hm('hn* I{unilWn *nd ~lld (~h~i~t~roletl, nalne pruni&, h.nw kcn~ ~'Iiarlrr h!atKiil~~nil Jchi H,~Da: ~;llaylie kill Iraplo* I;v Lhe KV~~YBlrir Clourme~ROth BEST DEAL I r)r;,~lwand Mrw Hanth liiid I231 !lddtd lc apicw. Bnir II~W MINrrI1 1 YA#!~IY.AAL University Limtt School's girl8 lnc~wwtcnm bmkc opn If thc dealer you thought war n dnnrr turd oi: not to be a CHAMPION. .. ( The $[i6 fix1 includod inuur. n c~nw )tanre in tho lnut 16 And you hcaded South for a dcal hut cndrd up spui~in every other Jin'ction. alll~o1;~ thll pnrliripnnlr. ;ninub~nnd wont on to n 21.12 b%l'lW Hnb zlill 3 *.11)1 n STOP at your nciphhorhod JEEI'IEAGlE stow tdlnnl,w Irwin rwi fm tlw Ortd~?, 'rhc ctlnip will be divided victory ovw trnnhmok Kin@ I UIIU pl 1111 HHI drwlil~hi1 Altkr, Snr ~nttrtwo r\p ~~OLIPY-- lwyn on. N'wCI. Bcrnuac... gkq nncl I 1111ilv(IWII I~I!I~~>IIl:tk~v? The Kn~phts WIV lcnding 'I?\\, ~h~!\,~,.\Yl> .lw. I,+ 0rg~umnbN.n RnCw May 25, 1683 TRINKETS Your unwanted trinkets could be the treasure someone hss been for. Don't discard them-&searchi"! in the classifieds for an easy sell. IW THI Grosse- bintinte News AND ' \ T,' 1ill11Ill \ '&I 1 & Hand Rarvololj Flnlrh Long Distance Wgr, Rafelng$ porch^ Garage A ent for 8~\1h\l N i \Y?i i klllOi)l l~ti OIJInLinw St CIatr Shores Stav cool as an ice cube this summer with savings on LEB AIR CONDITIONERS Immediate installation FREE unlimited maintenance including furnace and Full 5 year Parts and air conditioning check up as low as $1 65.00' Labor Warranty Free Estimates Easy Financing Over 60 vehicles to better serve you .,A,, * Rcsdential cbstomeis only Heating, Air Conditioning & Nectrical Contractors Serving Metro Detroit Since 1949 Livonia Detroit Downriver OFFICIAL TIMER OF Thunderfest awarded the 1995 UNLIMITED HYDjl_OPLANE RAC - Grand Prix Club World Championship! Zodiac SWISS . 1882 By Lee GP Herb, Race ~~ "The 199-4 Detroit Thundtxfest has The ultimate sports watch been nominated club of tfie year widain for mere m~rtsk rand Pnx hydroplane teams Grand Pnx Hydroplane Inc. and has been from near and far are readying supporting our club and effort for many THE ADVENWRE CONTlNUES AT for Deuoit's' tint ever Gmd vears. Prix Club World We are very proud LO be associated GChampionship. Elitis Brothers' Big Boy with a promoter having he expertise and Rrstaurarrrs will again be the event spon- kktory: One of racing's most important events. the Detroit APBA Gold Cup kiiiuies sor for the Big Roy 1995 Grand Pnx the world's fastest boats. Founded in 1962. the Spirit of Detrcit ahunderfest. Inc., is a 120 WEST MAPLE * BIRMINL;~~AM644- 165 1 World Championship. non-profit corps of civic minded volunleers dedicated to supportmp, promoting and MON., TUES..WED. G SAT : IO ~.h1.-5:30P M. THUKS.G FRI.:I0 A.M.-Q P.M. * ~NS~AHT -VAL 90 DAVSNO PAYMENTSNn INTER- e Micbel Favrean, Grand Ex perpetuaring powerboat wing on the Detroit River, * Hydrnplane Chairman has honored Thundrtiests commitment to the Grand The Fleet: Four Classes of boats compete over the four-day event. Unlimited Prix class with the fuloilowinp letter: Hydroplanes race for the Detroit APBA Gold Cup. Grand Prix Hydros vie for [he Big "Foflowinp a Grand Prix Boy Gnnd PFix Championship. The Unlimireds' companion scrics, "Unlimited tights.' Hydroplane Inc. Board of Directors and the Vintage and Historic Hydroplanes premiere this season. meeting, it was agreed unanimously - to grant 1995 Detroi~Thunderfesr, Crowd Estimate: More than 500.000 fidns-the iargest single-day crowd for a "The World Championship for sporting event in the USA, Grand Prix Club Hydroplane." professionalism la run a successful race ennies expected to bring the year after year. Grand Prix Hydroplane Championship back to the U.S.include Ticket Info: Tickets nnge from $2 so $125. Fifteen viewing locations are available Inc. will bring you for 1995 a better show, Brian O'Coaner, Tam Baker and along [he Jefferson side of thc Detroit River. Passes for the Unlimited Lights Pits more boats and together we will make Jimmy King. arc an sale at ihc Bclle Isic White House. 1995 a banner year." Additional local entries are expected t( A field from thirteen to eighteen GP's ~ncludeMario Maddo back in the sport Parking: All parks have on-sire parking or reserved tots nearbq. are expected to start arriving in our pit after a few years absence, Tom Snyder, area on Wednesday of race week. Carl Wilson, Ted Dudley, and Dave Radio: WLLZ 98.7 Fhl will broadcast the final day of rilcinp. Defending Detroit and World Champion, Czerwinski. Jean Thpnret; 1s ready to lead a stmag Grand Prix action will start on Hotline: (313) 252-2200. #0942 field of a Canadian entrants in his "CASI- Thursday morning with tcst sessions fol- NO DE-MONTREAL." GP Valleyfield is lowed by Friday morning time trials. expected to mount a strong challenge with Saturday will feature elimination heats Jeff Richards back in the drivers seat followed by the Big Boy Grand Prix Cluh after a year away from the sport. U.S. World Championship Finals on Sunday. WE HAVE A Michigan Motor Sports and Metro Times are proud to announce that KIRK SHAW of Novi is the winner of the BELLE ISLE ...... ICI...----.U- ewmn Area Announced! WATERWORKS PARK ANNEX- AREA #4 Formally Seaplane Base 3,000 Padded & Reserved Seats are NOW ON SALE ! lST YEAR SPECIAL PRICE - $50 PER SEAT or $45 per seat (100 or morc) Four-Day Ticket Package - Reserved Parking Saturday & Sunday I - Gold Cup Pit Passes with every Ticket Prices good with coupon onlv. Void with other offers. Eads June 6,1995 Full Access to Waterworks Park L--lll-l~----- J Cafe & Midway 37 LMATIOWS * OPEN MIL! I%? * SUUDAYS U-5 BLRKL1SY (Qnlv) Mom-Sat: 10-10 Sundolrr 11-6 RACE WEEK PARTY NEWS! Rivemwn district for our aharrukrfest '95 preview party on Friday, June 2, wid1 WYT96.3 Ttre Planet and have [he chance to win FREE tickets rn Lhe rare! Enjoy the hotfesr new music, our celebrated BC's brewed beer apd the city's finest happy-hour gourmet spread. Lacafe4 just minliles from all the uljon ar the race. 1560 Franklin, Detroit (313) 568-0390. Birsk in the sun on cia! bi club heoutdoor patio ai the Woodbridge Tavern whi!r parties to make his & enjoying pizw. hurners, salads, sanawic;hes, steaks, seafood and more! The party that will las~ALL day is jusl minutes from the race sile! Stop by any- time Saturday,... June 3, for lunch, dinne c)hanck to W~~~FREErace tickets Kick-oft ZSY-us Ir. race week the "WILD" way! at 32500 Gratlol Avenue, south of 14 Mile lacross ; from Macomb Mall) in Roseville, (8101 3;' 294-533 1. k 1 80th ANNIVERSARY KICK-OFF PARTY at the Detroit Hydroplane Museum You loved thc party lasl ycar; this one will hc even better! On Wednesday, klay 31, 6-9 p.m. the De~roitHydroplanr: Museum bill host another exci~inggarhcr- ing lilt- all you Cold Cup Fans. Guests will receive a special commemorarive classic booster button at the door and will get to check out the Detroit Hydroplane Museum. Meet and greet \he owners, drivers and crews! Beer, wine, pop and nibbles will be Members sf the 3 995 Gold Cup provided. All this is includcd in the parly Goombay Festival Committee prepare admission price of $15 in advance or $20 for the lively and colorful Caribbean at the door. Send your check to the Detroit festival at 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 3rd at the Detroit Yacht Club to benefit The Hvdrodane Museum, 212 1 Franklie Street, -. .. . . ,--.,, rQcq\ IIR1-s536 WJBK-TV2 is the Official Presenting Broadcast Station of the race. DETROIT WLLZ-FM IS rhc Off'ic.ial Broadcast Station, providing up-to-tlic minuh! raw covcrngc. The Wci]ness Plan sponsors thc raw ~CC) rncdia luncheon ,...,,_.-."I;-,. L6.U ...* J en..,..C.1 media breakfast. THE IS BACH HOW TO GET TICKETS SATURDAY MAY 27 EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDA% NIGHTTHIS SUMMER (Ft. of Marquette Drive) General Admission Parks Gate Sales-June 4 \ ( A Luxury Resort Page 2 Y ourHome Thursday, May 25, 1995 -1 You can have your flowers and eat them, too The almost-forgotten art of flower Rose water has been used for fountains pkyed in deep, spring-fed confectionary is having a revival. It is centuries in India, Egypt and the pools, and shade trees protected one again possible to serve candied violets andMiddle as Easta refreshing as a flavoring and delightful for food, from the blazing sun. People sat on with afternoon tea, or to decorate a brilliantly cdored carpets laid on ~e cake with crystallized lilac blossoms scent lso add to a bath, or as a hair grass and enjoyed meals served on or rose pea. "A delightful conceitw riase.In its very simplest fonn it is easy Wetables about t8 bches h@, while as 18th century writers phrased it. enjoying music played on flute and There are many recipes for creating to concoct. In a large saucepan boil a tambourine. It is certain that these confections in Victcrian lot of rose petals in a quart of water crystallized fruits and flowers were cookbooks but the real beginnings of By Ellen Probert until the water is half gone. Add s part of the repast. this "conceitn go back to medieval little red food coloring and a few drops Tbe Persians did not depend on times. of oil of rose or rose geranium and honey for sweetening, blpt raised sugar In the 16th century sugared flowers these spicy petals reached ib peak in strain through a coffee filter inb a jar cane even in prehistoric ti-. At tirst were a basic part of the elaborate England around 1650. Elderberry or bottle with a tigb t-fitting cap. Keep the sugar was brought from Asia by feasts served in castlea and manors on trees yield their lovely clusters of white it in the reftigerah. caravan and wait very expensive, but festive occasions. Some of the recipes Qowerettrts in the merry month of May, Most flower petals can be later tbe Persians r&d it themsdves In medieval writings list "Roseye, and these too can be sugared, or dried crystallized, and most strongly- aad their candied fruits, flowers and Vyolette, Prymerose and Spyneye," to aake a fragrant tea. scented flowers can be made into rumdades became Earnow. this last made from hawthorn flowers It is very easy to crystallize flower flower-water by these methods. small Introduced inb Europe by retunring of that "sginey" tree. Coloring these petals. Take roses, for instance. blossoms such as violets or lilac crusadere, crystallized fruits and dishes was done with the Rower's owp Binse, drain and dry about a piot of flowereta can be frozen in ice cubes to fl~wersquicWy became a lunyy item. pigment; the blossoms were boiied ip petals. Have ready the slighYy beaten add a pretty garnish to a pitcher of Many generations later, in Victorian wine and the resulting "paint" applied white of an egg. Dip each petal into lemonade on a warm early summer times, caded violeta aad rose petals with a paintbrush or a feather. the egg and then into fine, wbite day. were lavishly used aa confectiow and Food coloring was an art in iteelfin granultited sugar until all the surfaces Crystallized fruita mdflowers were many band-written cookbooke of the the middle ages. Bed was obtained are covered. (You cw add a little food known to the Persians centuries ago, 19th century list recipes for their from roses, sandalwood or alkanet; coioring if you wish). Place the petals and rose water was wed in the time qf concoction 'tbt are not very afferent yellow from mf@gh mEYiCldds a on an ungreased cookie sheet and dry Xerxes for flavoring food and fsr from the ancient om. dandelions; green came from mint, in the sun, or in a very slow oven (260' rinsing the fingers between the parsley, mailow or bgzel leaves; blue F.)until finn and crystallized. Store in courses of a meal. Herodotus The Chinese also have used this from heliotrope, and lavender from a tin container between layers of deacribes this in his writings. w method of preeerving fruits and violets. waxed paper and seal tightly. Keep Our word "paradise comes from the flowers and to this day their famous Carnation recipes proliferated in the box in a cool, dry place. Wen you Persian word for garden. Even in candied ginger is made from the the 17th and 10th centuries and the want them they are ready to garnieh ancient Persia, a man's garden was original method dating back several art of making butters, cordials, cakes, puddings, or ice cream, or to his private paradise. Inside tbe thousand years. syrups, vinegars and ratafias with serve as an after-dinner confection. garden walls roses grew in profusion, # 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe 1377 WHITTIER ROAD Lovely three bedroom home featuring hardwood floors, 501WcpolnCt Wonid 4Bedrm 31/2Battrs OCLNSUN.~Ith updated kitchen with large breakfast room (11 x I I),den, 5, ieruud Ranch 3 Bedrooms 1 kth/2 hdf 8attrs Family rm. b Rtmod. Kit. Webber Clrce Tudor 8Bedroorns 6bths/thalfBaths DWWUUIOWWXiSE tiered deck, natural fireplace and beautifully landscaped 1994 private yard. Generous closets and room sizes throughout. Ranch 2Bedrooms 1 Bath Freshly Painted 886-63010 Pandl 3 Bedrooms ~ecreanonban. 114 Kercheval Ganch Z Bedrooms Breezeway dth Attached Garage Ranch 2 Bedrms Estate Sak - Prlced To Sell Bungalow 3 Bedrooms Starter home Priced at $59,900 [bionid 3 Bedrooms Waterfront Fam. rm. first Hoor laundry Ranch 3 Bedrooms On a canal Brick. N. of 10 Mile Cape Cod 3 Bedrooms Creat Loation nrst OTferlngOpcn Sun. June 4th 2nd Floor 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath Co-OpUean. Clean Harrison Twp. 2 Bedrooms 2 Bath Waterfront - Wood deck 2nd Floor Z Bedrooms 1 112 Bath Remodeled kitchen Garden Level 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths Uub House b Pool 2nd Floor 2 Wrooms 2 Baths openkn.Junc4tb- S. 13 on Jefferson Audubon Colonlal 4 Bedrooms 3 I12 Baths Fam. room, library, laundry rm. kdshlre English Tudor 4 Bedrooms 3 1/2 Baths Fam. room, library, hundry rm. lllrhop Colonial 3 Bedrooms 2 1/2 Baths Fam. room,laundry rm I WORK FOR BUYERS - L - 1 Thursday, May 25, 1995 YwrHome Page 3 Mortgage interest deduction an endangered species.33 . By Randy &picky, JD,GBI one more swge of appreciation like Psinte community. Even if it had no EDT. Upon dialing 1-800-554-HOME, Century 21 Eaet, h. Grosse Pointers experiedin the late effect on your immediate tax positmn, you will bear a brief message and then 706 and 80's (in 1989 tbe average des it would have a negative effect on the you wiil be asked to enter your zip code Tbe U.S. Senate Finance price of a Grosae Poi& Park home marketabifity of Grosse Pointe homes so the system can direct you to the Committee is expected to take up tax rose by 23 percent in one year), the in general and your home in oftices of the appropriate senators. legieiation within a month. average Grosse Pointe home sales p&c. It wdd limit the ability of When connected, you can express your Cornnoittee chairman Bob Packwood of price could be well in excess of a buyer to afford your home when you opposition (or support) for limiting the Oregon is planning a proposal to $25O,OOQ. Many current homeowners (or your heirs) eventually decide to mortgage deduction. Invest a few eliminate the deductibility of inter& and future purchasers could Lose the seu. minutes in a couple of toll-free calls on mortgages in excess of 6250,QM). deductibility of their mortgage How can you help preserve your today-it will go a long way toward The ceiling is currently at $1 million inkrest. deduction? preventing a huge tax increase in the for the taxpayer's principal and bythmg wbicb tslres away Etom the The National Association of IBiealtore fiatawe. second residence combined. desirsbility of home ownership baa the bae set up a toll fkee hot line lhrougb Note: Randy Repicky is a Grosse ehtof limiting or reducing property which you can contact your US. Pointe Park resident, a Realtor with Average sales prices in four of the value. Clearly, lowering the senatora (Carl Levin and Spencer Century 21 East 1nc.k Grosse Pointe five Groese Pointe communities are deductibility limit to 8250,000 would Abraham). This line is available for Office, and a member of the Grosse already in excess of 8200,000. With have a negative impact on ehe Grosse public use between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Pointe Board of Realtors. A FIRST OFFEIUNG Upper Michigan - Bloordield Hilis - Rome, Italy - Beverly Hills, Calif. or The Caribbean THE JIM SMOS AGENCY, INC. AT (313) 886-9030 I Stately four bedroom, two and one-half-bath Beautiful hvo-story entrance foyer home on Super Colonial with updates and decor t a court location. This cnique home offers 22065 Shore Pointe. SCS home boasting of a natural fireplace in the large living room, formal dining room, walk- meet and exceed the 90's. This home has four bedrooms, two and one half baths, family room plus a finished recreation roor lovely family roQm, den, firs: floor laundry out basement leading to a built-in swimming pool, two and one-half-car in the basement, new vinyl window: area, fabulous kitchen, call for the details. furnacdcentral air conditioning, hot wate 968 WESTCHESTER, CPP - PRICED TO garage. hnk and drive-these are a few of th SELL - $209,0001 This spacious four 642 PERRIEN PLACE, CPW - mechanical highlights. Bright eat-i bedroom, two-bath home boasts of a lovely CHARMING Scott built Colonia! offering kitchen and formal dining room add th family room with a cozy natural fireplace, large classy decor and loads of updates within the finishing touches of this lovely home insid kitchen with eating area, cac, new driveway, and out! $139,900 first floor bedroom with full bath, located at popular Windmill Pointe Subdivision. 862 BALFOUR, CPP - Call for an Brwthtaking Townhouse in desirable 546 BLAIRMOOR CT., CPW - PRIME appointment on this beautiful four bedroom, Shorepointe Condo's featuring a living AREA, located off Van K Drivz. This lovel) three and one-half-bath home that boasts of room with a 16' ceiling, second floor family home boasts of four bedrooms, two ant newer 'Pella' windows throughout, hardwood room and library which overlook the living and more! one-half-baths, 20x40 heated swimmin~ floors, fablllous backyard with childrens room master bedroom with fireplace and 1227 WHITTIER, CPP - FABULOUS four pool, recreation room in the basement I playhouse - compiete with working train ceramic bath, formal dining room with a bedroom, three and one half bath Colonial private office area, central air conditioning track surrounding the yard. closet wet bar, kitchen with many cabinets, with a 30 foot living room, large formal sprinkling system, newer windows anc 726 PEAR TREE -UNIQUE TRI-LEVEL ceramic floor and eating space, oak floors dining room, attractive kitchen with a bay furnace, brick floor in the kitchen an( nwr Star of the Sea & Liggett Schools. This throughout, finished basement and more. window, breakfast area, two-natural family room, priced to sell at $295,000. A very special place tc Iivel three bedroom delight offers two and one- fireplaces, finished basement with built-in 20291 BEAUFAIT, H.W. - SUPER ANT half-baths, kitchen with skylights and desk area, two-car garage, gas forced SPACIOUS bungalow offering fivi appliances, new carpeting thfoughout, airlcentral air conditioning, sprinkling bedrooms, three baths, an updated kitchen family room with a natural fireplace, formal system/alarm system, more! $219,9(j0 huge family room with a natural fireplace dining room, two-car garage. 766 MIDDLESEX, GPP - BEAUTIFUL living room also has a naiurai iirrpidcr 1451 LAKEPOINTE, GPP - A GREAT Colonial on a most desirable street. Center professionally landscaped with in-grounc RANCH boasting of three bedrooms, one- foyer leads to the livinri room with the cninblort, !;!?= h?20-2n! Crzcl, p;i-:, " u bath, livmg room wlth a natural fireplace, natural fireplace, formal dining room with schools. 713 UNTVERSITY, GPC - STUNNING four parlor in front of house, large bsrck lot, corner glass china cabinets and library in 772-74 HARCOURT, GPP - EXTRA: newer vinyl siding, plus a one and one-half- bedroom, two and one-half-bath English knotty pine and a custom built kitchen with Colonial with newel? refinished hardwood GALORE come with this lovely, clear car garage. loads of features, wonderful family rrn. with renovated multi-family with separate furnace floors, natural woodwork, updated kitchen, cathedral ceiling/skylightr and bar, master 21348 BEACONSFIELD, HW - den, third floor extension attic, brand new basements, finished hardwood floors, thre BEAUTIFUL second floor condo with new bedroom with private bath and his/her bedrooms, one and one-half-baths, form; roof, absolutely spotless. Be the first one to closets, three other bedrooms with hall bath, dining roam, and sun room in each uni carpeting and decor, new window see this special house. treatments. marble sills. basement storage. finished basement, central air conditioning, three-car garage. formal dining room. new central ai; 1430 YORKTOWN, GPW - ONE YEAR gorgeous lot. Priced at $319,000. 950-52 TROMBLEY, CPP - Hard to fin conditioning, ample closets, and carport HOME WARRANTY! This nicely decorated 1107-1 1 BEACONSFIELD, GPP - Well English Tudor %o-Family. Four bedroom II make this a convenient dace to reside. three bedroom, two and one-half-bath brick maintained income with two natural two and one-half-baths in each unit, naturi home offers many amenities - perfect fcr your fireplaces, finished hardwood floors, each fireplaces, separate furnaces, moder 365 BELANCER, GPF - BEAUTIFUL unit offers two bedrooms, kitchen, formal kitchens, formal dining rooms, three-ci BUNGALOW featuring a fantastic spacious family. Enjoy the master bedroom with bath and walk-in closet, natural fireplace in the dining room, living room, sun room, two- garage. $289,000. family room with a vaulted ceiling/skylights, family room, new carpeting, two-& garage. car ParaQe. remodeled kitchen and bathroom, new -~.- 20705 WOODSlDE, HW - LOOKING windows, central air conditioning, newer FOR A DOLLHOUSEI Then you have found carpeting throughout, three bedrooms, one it, with this three bedrooms, one-bath brick and one-half-baths, finished basement, brick Ranch that features an updated kitchen, patio and privacy fence, two-car garage. This natural fireplace, newer furnacdcentral air I home has been completely updated. Priced conditioning, first floor laundry, hardwood j to sell! floors, on a large lot. -, . *- d---.*-. k -5. -*-- . -,. .. - 8 -.-a- >LA.-c-c- p- Page 4 YoutHomo Thursday, May 25, 1995 Meadow Brook Landscape & Garden Show brings 'All the Splendor of June' to Rochester Juw9-1 .The fourth annual Meadow Brook Gdemgust host dim Wtlson their pieces, including Pewabic hfDW and Edeadow Brook Hall, a self Landscape i% Garden Show fittingly on June 9: a garden railroad with %' Pottery's coildon of garden art whrch supporting cultural institut~onof carries the theme 'All the Splendor of gauge model trains complete with includes bird baths. vases and tiles Oddand University, Meadow Bmok June' with its 33 expertly landscaped Alaskan scenery, bridges, tunnels, and the Sculptors Guild of Michigan Hall is the former home of Matilda gardens surrounding Meadow Brook streams and people: life-size topiary collection of classic sculptures made of Dodge Wilson, and is listed on both Hall and Mustc Festival in Rochester animals. including a bear, lion, lion bronze, stone, clay, glass and wood. the Midugan and National Reg.lstry d June 4-11. cub. turtle and giraffe; a wacky tool Several piant societies including the Historic Places. -Each garden was individually garden including gas powered shovels Rose and Herb Society will eel1 books Meadow Brook Hdl is located near desq-ned and built by its own team of and electric trowels and a classic car and plants and answer garden 1-75 and Exit 79 (University Drive) leading dersigners and landscape garden. questions for visitors. and the entrance is south of contractors from southeastern The Children's Garden which University Drive on Adam& had. Michigan," said Larry Wright, surrounds the hole cottage, the The garden marketplace will feature Addmion is $8 a person at the CEO/president of the Metropolitan three-quarter scale playhouse of dozens of exhibitors who will display gab; $7 through 'Pi~~aster;$3 for Detroit Landscape Mation Frances Dodge, will be the location for the latest in Lawn equipment, gaden &Wen 12 imd undwr and free for &H%Al. This is such a beautiful The Veggiesw puppets which will services, garden tools, lam furniture, rhildmm under 3. display that it's a joy to co-eponsor it appear throughout the show. A maze nursery stock, wind chimes, bird each year. " garden will use 350 bfoot evergreens feedere, bookt and an array of other Group rakes are rrvaiiable. Show Featured show attractions include creating a network of pathe and pro&xta for the landscape and gdgn hours are Friday and Saturday 10 Valtzing Waters," a synchronized passages for children. The evergreens lover. Plant sales will be held am. - 8 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. - 6 dancing water dieplay in Meadow will be for sale after the show. throughout the bow. p.m. Fbe parking is pmvideci, For Brook Hall's front center court; PBS Various uti~t.swill exhibit and sell The show is co-sponsored by the more infomation, dll t 610) 646-4992. JCAHO awards accreditation to First American Home Care of Grosse Pointe Park The Joint Commission on American hae made a significant Services, Joint Commission, also insurance. 8ervices include okilled Accreditation of Healthcare investment in quality on a day-by-day praised the agency. nureing, certified home health aide, Organizations has awarded basis." She stated, 'In becoming accredited, high-tech nuruing (IV therapy), accreditation to First American Home Raising the employ-, Christensen the agency was evaluated against a sot phy~icaltherapy, epeech therapy, Care of Grosse Pointe Park. Joyce said, "Every person who works in the of national standards for quality care occupational therapy and medical Dempsey, RN,is the administrator of Graase Pointe Park agency haa given by a joint commission team of social bcm. the newly accredited agency which 100 percent to meet the standards set surveyors experienced in the delivery TheQms#AairsOlParibqpuccy~ serves the Grosse Pointe Park by the joint commission. We at Firet of home care services. Achieving part of First American Health Care, community and surrounding Wayne American view our achievement as yet accreditation demonstrates First the nation's second largest home County. another step toward excellence in American's commitment to provide health care provider By number of First American regional vice home health care on the part of our highest quality care to its patients." visits. Headquartered in Brunswick, president Gunar Christensen said, company." First American provid& a full range GaulFirst ~kerdcanemploys more "Earning accreditation readily Maryanne Popovich, R.N.,M.P.H., of skilled and other forms of care for than 16,000 -peovle - in 460 agencies- in demonstrates the fact that First director, &me Cere Amditation patients under Medicare and private 22 states. / SOLID INCOME PROPERTY CITY OF GROSSE POINTE ) Owners are indicating that they are I . 40,000 BTU's 1650hf Infra-red Lifetime Warranty Bumer On Cast iron 3 To 4 Times Hotter Cookrng Grids Than Most Grills * 5 Yr. Warranty 30,000Ports (holes) On Bowtte Burner In Bumer For Natural Gas For Absolute Unlform Cnrrkinn EI ~t-fara nspired by its tranquil setting in Grosse Pointe INSTALLATION AVAILABLE ' I Shores, 78 Creenbriar offers a lifestyle which is both - sophisticated and comfortable. It has been tastefully decorated in neutral tones and MAKE YOUR STOP FIRST AT MICHIGAN FIREPLACE BBQI meticulously tended. The LAsr a beautifully detailed interior is WE WILL BEAT ANY COMPETITORS PRICE! complimented by its exquisitely Call Today For Details and landscaped grounds. It's priced An Appointment at $349,000. - --- 884.5 700 I HUfiDREDS OF BBQ PAWS (I ACCESSORIES /N STmK MICHIGAN FIREPLACE L BBQ + (810) 689.2296 S CHAMPION BAER, INC. 2908 E, LONO LAKE TROY (rt Thursday, May 25, 1995 Y~uMom Page 5 Beware of Household ant poison Spring finally ha8 eprung. The If one of these prsducb i8 in yeur flowers are blooming, the air io worm, home, contact your lseel County and the ants we back, too. But as Extnmion Agency for appropriate you dust off your household ant &$pa,uaI. Do not use there prsdueb poison, be sure the product is not or keep them in yeur home. labeled WIY)Ant Killer or Jon- Ant nrra Ant Killer should not Be iCi:1er. confused with Twro Ant Killer 11, Yones and Terro ant killerco were which haer not Been discontinued and discontinued in July 1989 by the ganerdiy irr not at! henardau. Environmental Protection Agency. This informatian war, prsvidd by the They are arsenic-containing ant Poioon Contxol Center at Ghildran'r ~~in a ~ugwbllBBdsyrup. A few Hmpitol of Michigan, In 1904, the drop um plrrcwl on a piace dpaper or center anlswered mere than 70,000 i i cardboard. Aher the watas cdle regarding accidental potoninga I I evaporates, the sugar and arsenic or for poison information. The Boi~an I I remain cm the pager, Ssrioua injury Control Center hatline ie 1-800- I Free pack of PETUNIAS or MARIGOLDS I can occur ii a child or pet simply POISON-I and ie atsrffed 24 hour8 a I with any purchase I placee the paper in their mouth, doy, sewn daye a week. I I I (4 plants in a pock) I I I f WITH THIS COUPON EXDI~US6 - 1 1 -95 COUPON KEEPER - On a small rrqunreo. aeparata aheet of paper for each month Thin had made o wundorful of the year, I list the coupona for hat eubatitute for suger4lled frozen ice month induding We amount of money I pa during any time of the year. Judy eare and the date of expiration. P;I, Conyora, 0.. I then put the coupons in aeperate piaetic baga. It eaves time when 1 need KEEPING TRACK OF PIDQ - I a cou on in a hurry. Kate O., hew three outdoor dga, Often while ~~mgt!eld,Mo playing they loee their I.D, togs. To FROZEN TREAT - I have r ensure they have rrame form of wonderful tip for anyone with children. identification, J write my name and I bought some cut ,up watermslon and phone number on their nylon collarw, ut it in my refrigerator to eat at a Any permanent marker will do, Pater date. Lo and behold, my It anly taker moment and can refrigerator froze the watermelon solid make the difference in the fete of o laat in ite jdce and I decided to cut it up in pet. Liz V,, Radnsr, Pa. RGREENS ARGE HYBRID i TOMATO I SHRUBS PLANTS i wlth garden I 81 TREES rtakm in pet ! I OFF T - Addrabl WroonJPll~ Dllrm Price ##ane 74 RqaI Place 4D S Curl ELK Cd0~1al(contemporary) 311 HUlcmt 8/2 6par, SUR. 24. Newly renovaled. 5y Qwnu MW,SW 8111 Cdl lkrhra Uqet baoo,w 881-2432 897499 Rivrrd 5/5 Beautiful all brick $/S income complete wi?htenants. Musl see. )I.(;, wr & Awrcirtn WEUEDWP $1 59,000 8866010 803 N. 8yr Dr, 512 5 Colancal Master beelrm afi~replace $159,a 8W0990 998 N, 8rp 31'1.5 Very well marntatned ran& Many features. 6y Oww, Cat W-3126 - - 1 9915 W, Chidew C1,3/2.5 Completely rem&ld, new kit & windows, newer turn. & c/a Skown AdBw kd- P* by am. $187,500 W*3b32 1377 Wttler 3/13 Levdy Cdonlal with la 1344 Yeddown 4/53 OTLN SUN, 2.5 By Owner. S230,OCnr W6 1864 nwer windan ad$,"In:". Spaclws Mroomz and clofot 551 Hunptm 311 3 Meticulous ranch, full &alh In we. R.C, €dgu & &uu, $181,400 8866010 bsmnt Clcrtuy 21, (udy $2W,OOO Be44010 1368 Uuddtlghun 3/2S Chic8abr Cdonlal, many un~ni~ltr~ Kdm, NhUEA, (366 IUQ- SlrChraoo* CrU 777-9700 S70 Wlephb 3/23 Large la near Wlndmlll Pdntt, brk. Cdoni J, blg nwtcr bedroom. Addm bedtoOm&rh Wdption By (See clu~800). C228,SOo 821-7176 220 DmLme 4&3.5 Charming lam, home, new kl~,man 1009 Sommr( 3/1 .S Excepllonal Cdonlal, mint cod., fam, extra%, !W Class #BOO. Prequalllld rm. Opon W, 34 .5&18. $- buyerr only. By owner $410,800 8864924 Cddmll knlrer SehwJtnr RdWe, $169,000 W4BOO Thursday, May 25. 1995 YwrHom Page 7 5989 ~ersFotd 311 Coionid, 4a, deck, new gar., driveway, paint throughout. Andmu Housay, Vdmte Red Wk. W5,W 886-5768 4260 Cdwx a/! (0) down FHA. Brl& Ned. $33,000 881-8373 - 20191 Urnmors 3/2 Brick kwh- G.P. schools. hbny updates. Must w! By appt. $1 10,000 31 3-886.01 25 2041 9 H-ood 3/1.5 FGK~I~mom, 2-112 garage, fin. basement. Stiabu RdtyCoo $116,900 810-7754300 P3ce 22455 hbple 4D.5 Canal home, 1,650 sq, ft. By Owner. See Class LIB00. $189,000 610-777-3831 Grosse Pointe News 1058 Woodbrldge 2/1 t 2 Opcn Sun. 1-4. Fantastic up~rades AND thru out. Suc Dunyn, Cddwd Banker, Schwtltrer Red Elbtt. $98,500 810-308-2061 1 09 Rlviera Terrace ?/I Freshly dec,,appliances incl. 3 13-882.1421 By owner. (See Class 800). $51,900 81 0433-1643 NEWSPAPERS Bdroom/Bath Bewfption Price Phone 1581 0 Huntcliff Or, 212 OPEN EVERY SUN, 1-4.Condo. 1,750 sq. ft. $159,900 81 0-954-111 8 Twp, condo 2/2 Marble fireplace, air, full bsmnt. Dan Kuhnleln, Coldwell Banker NEW REAL ESTATE DEADLINE Schweitzer Real Edate Call 886-5800 Wlndror, Canada 2/2 Condo located in downtown Windsor & for future Oettoit gambling. Over- MONDAY at NOON looking river, inside parking, great a;nenitles, manafier on site. $tOO,OOO U.S, 1-519-977--6307 41611 Bdviders 3-412.2 BY owner. Excep. 3,600 %IfL To Place An Ad To Fax An Ad contemp. on wide canal. Indoor pool & greenhouse. $389,000 81 0-168-9899 313-882-6900 313-343-5569 Page 8 YourHomce Thursday, May 25, 1995 Indian Village Home and Garden ~our~une3-4 A very special ceIebration of Indian in the middle and Burns on the ea&. Vdlage's 100th anniversary takes Indian Village's homes, built mostly place Saturday, June 3, from 9 a.m. to between 1895 and 1928, were designed 5 p.m. and Sunday. June 4. from 11 by the period's outstandmg architects a.m. b 5 p.m. It indudes a bur of 14 (Albert Kah, C. Howard Crane and elegant historic homes and colorful Louis Kam er, among otbers) for gardens (some never before on tour), Detroit's t g en most prominent area chutehes and a school all taking c~tizens-Ehl Ford, 6. Burgess bk place in the urban residential dr., Bernard Strob, Arkbur Bubl, neighborhood of about 350 fine Hiram Walker a, Henry Ldand, Alvan homes, pius period entertainment, Macauley, and otbers. collector car displays, artwork appropriate to the era, concerts, ackets we $12 per person on tour costume displays and the day, 810 per person in advance Oxfore neighborhood's Victorian Centennial hky 261, $3 per person additional for Garden. guided tour (availabie for pwcbase oa Historic Indian Village is locakd bur day). three miles east of downtown Detroit Advance tickets will be mail4 b and is bounded by East Jefferson those sending a check or money or&r Avenue on the soutb end Mack payable to: Kishric Indian Village Avenue a mile to tbe aortb. It Home and Garden Tour, P.O. Box consists of three streets: Seminole 14616, Detroit, MI 48214 no later Avenue on the west, Iroquois Avenue than Friday, May 26. Local Realtor office holds seIf-d&~ class Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real An informative and entertaining Estate's Grow Pointe Hill office held demonstration of self-defense a self-defense demonstration on methods was led by Nancy Sei!aff, a Marcb 21 for focal real estate agents. sales associate of Coldwell Banker Nancy Velek, manager of the Hill Schweitzer Real Estate and black belt office, considered it an opportune in karate. Future sessions are time to create a better awareness of planned with Seilaff and guests from safety techniques after the recent law enforcement agencies. assault upon a fellow Realtor. - Go Ahead. .. Be Choosev! We've got a lot to pick1 from! For mme than 50 yean am J ojfuing Smrihemt Michigan the largest sekctiun of outdom furniture and accessories Visit us now while our selection is at its peak. Thursday, May 25. 1995 YourHome Page 9 RWESTATE FOR SALE cHARyIyi3~Bridc basement, air. 22423 hhmr, st.- Cur Shores. $120aoO. 810.774- am. BY ourner- 2000 sqwe fa3 cxcstcm built multi level 4 bedm,2bafh~home in 52. &r Shores on a park like M. s154,m. e:bm 1283 FARMS 3 Mmom ;bndc ranch. Fireplace Oversixad garage. Central air. METlCUCoUsLY maintained 3 Sl28,aoo. bedroom fawh hme in wm. prime ltxalul of GmSw Pointe. CustDm desihlneQ latchen Wng space. Immaculate landscaped yard. FJI basrtKnent with fuW bath. Approved buyers/ TFW. $209,000. 551 Hmp too. By appointment. Cen- gruv p~ink brrr tory 21, Judy 8865040. 90 SHOREHAM OPEN SUNDAY 24 BY OWNER= 2,109 square fool Ranch on 31 1 HIUCREST HARPER WOOPS Grosse Three bedroom, two FEATURING BRAND Points Schools, 3 bedroom cuCdesac in Grosse Pornts and one half bath, lacum, NEW & NEWLY- Four bedrooms, 2 new Woods. Over 112 acre of bw- ApFroxiw brick Ranch, completely up new kitchen, oak floor, REMODELED w baths, sitting room, dated Maintenance free ex- propertv. $219,000. Contad built in apphances I & 2 BEDROOM IIwO quare w, 4 bed- finished basement, Lois Abate (81017388200 APARTMENTS: 112 terior, ar, alarm, sprinkling new roof, deck A/C. mfm, 2 bath, rea at Replaced: kitchen, roof, system, new kitchen, 2 mom den, 2 boatwells, fin- windows, furnace, central lshed bammt. By owner. baths, finished basement %lBB,rn. 819-m-3831. ajr, garage, Jenn-Aire Hn#l full kitchen. $llO,W. NEW, NW,NEW: range. Under $200,000. By appntment. 31 3886 Major renovations are the CUSSlC War colonial with Call Ba&ara at 881-2432, 0125. highlight of this fabulous five over 2,W square feet. 3 81 0-362-6800 bedroom home close to bsdrmms, 2.5 baths, 2 car lakefront parks. Top qualtty garage Origmal owners HARPER Woods- Grosse 1827 NORWOOD improvements include a have kept th~shse beauti- Ponte schools, 4 bedrmlns, Well maintained 3 bedroom spectacular new kitct~enwith fully maintained inside and 2.5 baths, central alr, img colonial for sale by wt Many ammenities. Calf room. dinmg room, farnlly island, new family room with owner. Large, full brick 1 394 Aline Nino Rea at Red Carpet room, fireplace, attached fireplace, new library, new fitst panelled family room, 1 floor laundry, and a new New kitchen, two full baths. All Keim. 810-777-9700, ext 22. garage, finished basement updated. A must see! ~3880UC) sauna, pol, 20 x 20 deck, 1/2 baths, spacious living garage built specifically for $129,000. profess~onaily landscaped, room, formal dining vans and all of the extras. GROSSE Pointe Farms, 220 stcrage barn and s rde drive room, eating bar in You won't be disappointed! Th Dean Lane, by owner. for motor home Red Carpet kitchen, finished panelled Catl Sine Real!y for a prlvate Charming family home, 4 Ke~m1-313 886-5330 showing... 884-7WO. badrooms, family room, li- rec room in basement. brary, porch, new kitchen, MOVE ~n condit~on! Spaclous Central Air. $155,000. many extras. Prequalifiet! private backyard [deal for 885-1968 T h buyers only. $410,000. M6- entertalnlng Rare ranch BY OWNER 8924. style home. Grosse PO^ ONE BEDROOMS Farms, attached garage 1344 YORKTOWN PICTURE PERFECT 1221 Whittier BRICK Colonial. 3 bedrooms, Call plane Karabetsos, Grosse Pointe Woods four bedroom two and one FROM $615 112 baths. Large lot with Stunning 4 bedroom. 2 ?/2 2 Coldwell Banker Schweitzer, OPEN SUN 2-5 half bath Colonial in a prime bath, center entrance colo- TWO BEDROOhlS new landscaping near Wind- 810-704-1235, 666-5800 Four large bedroom, 2 112 location ciose to all schools. nial. New krtchen, all new FROh1 $640 mill Pninta Vny hi? master s. - .L .--.-t--:-r ;- --;,.-,a -, . - - . . .'.- - 8 L- -- - L -- - ~aint6 catnet Thls home $1-- cn - cvrrmrry- ---- "U,", ,#.a, ,,I -- - "a,, I .... - ,,a, a **".d,,,,",#m ,,w4,,- ,a".# bedroom with bath. Library1 ,- .. has been extensrvely den with built-in shelves. location in Grosse Pointe fantastic floor plan including updated! Great family DEPOSIT SPECIAL!* Lois of window 2 car ga- Woods. Formal dining all of the extras you desire: home $253.900. LIMITED TlhlE ONLY! first floor laundry, attached 30717 Champine rage. Full basement. 570 room, living room, large Large updated three bedroom kitchen with breakfast garage, country kitchen, and 1-94 To Metro Parkua) bmeen Lakepointe, Grosse Pointe GROSS€ Pointe Woods, brick tri-level. This one will Park. $228.500. 822-7176. nook, large family room an outstanding family room not last1Over 1.850 sq fi Shod & Crwkzr on Jeiferm he move- in condition. 19945 $139 900 West Cla~wiew Court, 3 with Tennesee ledge with fireplace. You'll love the charm, condition, and 20441 Hunt Club ATTORNEY bedroom, 2.5 baths, com- fireplace. First floor 2 bedroom bnck ranch. G.P For your Real Estate sale pietely remodeled, new laundry & mud room, 2 car location. Schools N.F.P. All for or purchase. $300. kitchen and wincbws, fin- attached garage, finished 559.500. Wolverton, ished basement, newer fur- basement. traditional For details call 1606 Blairmoor Ct. Thomas P. Three bedroom Colonial. 2094177 nace with central air. decor, central air and $187,500. shown by ap Sine Realty Completely updated, two purifier. and one half baths. 990 N. Brys- 3 bedrooms, 1 11 pointment. 8853632. 2 baths. Very well main- By appointment 886-1864 884-7000 $214,900 tained ranch. Many features. 5Q8g Heretord, sharp 3 bed- By owner. $86-31 26 room Cobnial, 1 bath, deck, EHO HOUSE for sale by owners 3 new garage, driveway, paint West Bloomfield - Andover schools. 4.000 sq k. plus *Some restrictions apply bedroom, 2 bath home near throughout, central air condi- & ASSOC. basement. Great Acor plan, new roof and landxape. Kerby school. 2 car garage tioning, many updates. $310.000 firm Priced well below with repairs. with large fenced yard. A $65,000. Valente Real Es- - market REALTORS Must a!l!!l Call for an ap tate, Andrew Housey, 8% pointrnent. 313.885-3324 5766. 882-101 0 Page 10 YourHome Thursday, May 25, 1995 (0) down FHA Tw bedm CASH KENNEDY BUILDING bridc- 4280 Cadierac Rd. Affordable office suites. $33,000 ABied. 881-8373. FQR HOMES iweakiw suites. mm Serving Area Since 1938 18121 Esst 0 Mile Road WIOROSSA-94 OROSSE Pointe first floor opposite Eastland MaSI. Sharp 3 bedroom bri new)ydeowated1bedrmm apartmen(, air. lippitanoes HAClWSOW -rqlake- 776-5440 bungalow. Many up- included. $45,000. 886- front complex, 1800 quare SUCCESSFUL secretarial1 dates, large lot, newer 1246. w. 1 w,3 bedroom, 2 tekphom answeting!s8nke furnace, updated electric, 1R baths, dining room, firs- in northern suburbs, ha& 2 1/2 car garage. FHA/ GOLF COURSE placa, finished basemant, ling serrerrrl mtd offices, VA. Only $44,900. CONDO (wittl4th bedroom), 1st fbor HARBOFlSprings-4 equipment end dient base. laundry, 2 car aE&wd ga- bedrooms, 9 1R baths owmf retiring. P.O. Baw HARPER WWDS Upper unit, ranch w, rage. By appainbnenx Sharp 3 Mrm &rick condo. 2,380 6quam w. 89452, Tw, MI 48083. 1,626 sq. R. Two bed- DBcK). Great vacation rental. mch. Updated kitchen, roams, two baths. Many $27@,000. UC. 315426- family nxxn with natural extras. Hwdwood llocKs TWO t.mhom coop 19811 2586~2507 DEADLINE fireplace, daarwall to kitchen- foyer. Many mir- Arthur. eeW 81G7744622 HAREKWl Springs- 3 bedrwrn CHANGE deck, finished basament rored bi- fdd doors. HARPrn WOG)DS condo on has full bath, 2 112 car and bfl water. Crown moldings. Up Rare first floor unk offers Great rentals. $iS3,0a). For garage. Major price re dated cabinets. Appli- Immediate occupancy, duction! ances iriim. FinW finished basement with Classified one car attached garage. half bath, carpart. Asking Fraser- property farv2 Real Estate Stiebr Realty plus stone. 81 0-77MB00 hundry room Salcwry. only 542,500. Must sell. For Sale.. Price reduced! Must sell. DAN'SaEI Lake ViEstatas $850. or offer. . Stleber Realty by Lake Michigan. Good 9399473 $89,900. 418 Country 81 0-775-4900 MONDAY, NOON Club Dr. Open House view. South of Wie Pine Subject to change Miday Historical Village, South weeks!!! wmssk Pam VIIU, 1 Saturday, Sunday, 1- 4, Lakeshore Dr., Ludington bedmom 2nd Roar. Call 31 3-882-6000 Condo, or call for appointment,. . Mi.81L13388471 or FAX Low maintenance fee itv 2931309. NAPLES Vacation Hide-A 816-843-2042. YOUR To Place Ywr Adl dudes heat, air & water. - GWT kcation in. downtown , Way 2 bedroom 2 bath end Mid 40's. Beacon Real Es unit condo, Emerald Woods HAReoRSpri~buildingsite REALESTATE tate, 81&263-SS2. Wndsor and far future De- mi hhlgh bluff, ovwboldng troit gambling. Two bed- (across fw MiBay), ADVERTISEMENTS $81,500. Also waterfront bay. Pool, tennis, hiking CONDO on St. Clair Shores m, 2 bath Condo over- $168,m. wndo with boat dip, 2 bed- traits, mate lake. gdf 2 bedroom, at- lookjng the river. Inside m.181&526-8110 tached garage. WQ,500. parking, Manager in sighi, room, 2 bath, 1750 sq. ft., 81G5744203,81&?964624 great amenities. $100,000. decorator furnished, Cepe MONDAY, NOON U.S. 1-5149774307. Coral, $136,500. Many other DEADLINE MACOMB Twp. Comb 15810 properties available. Agent, (313) 343-5589 Huntcliff Dr. Close to mapr. ACAPULCO, Mexico. 30 room shopping center, 2 bed- hotel, $2100Q,000. Wtthin - roam, 2 bath, additional 220 yards of the baautiful bedroom/ office with full shoreline. Contact Lois basement, 1,750 sq. ft. Abate .(BlrJ)739g200. . $159,900. Call today! Open I every Sunday 1- 4 p.m. LAKESHORE Village, very FCR Sale or rent- Gmpan (810)954-l'i18. ckn 2 bedroom, newer Bay on BwPeninsula, 25 carpet, hardwood floors, mik south of Tobermq, GFA furnace, buill-in dish OM. All Season lake front washer, disposal. Prime cobblestone retreat with gor- GYMBOREE courtyard kcatin. Walk to geous panoramic view fea- tured rn April '94 Cottage FMNCHISE LOCATIONS WP SALE everything. $59,500. By ap Grosse Pointe G. Clinton Twv. pointment. 81 Cb775-6613 Life. Two bedroom, 2 bath I plus 2 bedmbunW guest The Nation's leading ParentlChild play program GHELBYTWP~ house all sumunded by ex- since 1976. Complete training and support. OPENSUNDAY CONDO tensive cutstone landscap I Investment Re sired 1 to 4 ing. Offered by John Breck- MAY 28th TWO bedroom, two enndge 1-31M15 Fax FOR Sale BY 0,~ner 109 ~ivi- 181B771-5845 \ 810-263-9628 v . -- .,-A.-Z n b~.. fill1 all tilp&hathc ?2EY!MPPP!"rzE . r. r ..*.a- -. V1" I","-. I.".". I I St. Glair Shores East of Jefferson, 1 bed- marble fireplace. Air CHECK Spotless, spacious two room, top Roor, freshly dec- THE bedroom. Recently orated, excellent location, conditioning, two updated with new kitchen, asktng $51,900. Call 313. car attached garage. Resource Pages carpeting, pain!, etc. 882-1421 0: 810-433-1643. New appliances, For A Finished basement. QUICK $ss,oOO. stove, refrigerator, advertisement in the 81 &T?S2366 dishwasher, washer Reference Guide 31 3-881 -0602 and dryer. All To "YourHome" section of the ST. Clair Shores- I bedroom, custom drapery BY OWNER Grosse Pointe News and $41,000. 2 bedroom, and blinds. Laundry & REALTOR $59,000. Pod, front porch, The Connection storage, heat 8 water in- room plus full base- LISTINGS OF cluded. Ca# 81(m89178. HOUSES Newspapers and reach over ment. & ST Ciair Shores, Country Club CONDOS l5O,OQO goten t id buyers! Drive, luxury executive Condo (Immediate Occe That are currentty on the Monday, Noon deadline pancy) 2 bednxuns, 2 baths, LANEWOR€ Vi- 2 W market!!!!! attached garage, 2nd fkm room condo, updated Call 882-6900 fw more in- patio, scenic views. cau kitchen. Ready to move in! formation. Red Carpel Keim. 31- $7,900. Buyers Only1 81D FAX FAX (319) 343-5169 5330. 96w959. 343-5569. r Thursday, May 25, 1995 YourHome Page 11 Q. My pewter-like candle holders special ink holders were made in the HANDY TOOL - I use a Iarge ANIMAL LQVE - My family and I are marked "E.P.B.M. made by style we recognize today as an inkwell. seam ripper to remove can labels and Live near a large wooded area. We are Bernard Rice's Sons kc." Can you tell They were wide but shallow jars with to remove seals on bottles. Rita K, always looking for ways to help feed me if they made pewter? covers. Omaha, Neb. the animals that visit us. A kraard Rice's Sans worked in By the mid-1700s, silversmiths in We have squirrels that love the New York from the 1870s to the England were creating large, Du-RABW BOO- - As pecans and peanuts that we throw 1960s. The wo;d Llnc." wae added to impressive inkstands for the desk of an avid reader, I came across an idea out. The opossums love bread and dog the mark in the 1900s. The company the well-to-do gentleman. One or two for a durable bookmark. food. We especially like the beautiful made silverplated pieces. The letters inkwells, a sander to blot the ink, a I bought a vinyl binder, cut it into birds. We fhquently see blue jays and EPBM stand for Electro-plated hay for the pen, a wafer box that held strips and made myself 20 bookmarks. red birds. We put out bird seed and set metal pasta wsfers used to sed the Ietter, Britannia Metal. A pewter-like I've mailed 3 few to relatives already, up bird howsfor their comfort. called Britannia was plated with sealing-wax holder and perhaps a and they love them. Kitty R., Fort Recently, 1 discovered that we can dver. decorative figure were all joined into Hd,Texas. help our buds build their homes by TIP: To remove an unwanted one impressive inhtand. throwing out lint £iom the clothes gummed price sticker. try heating it Style8 changed through the years BACON SUBSTITUTE - As I am dryer, cothn balls and trimmed-off with a hair dryer. The due will melt a but the idea remained - an inkstand on a low-sodium diet, one of the things hair. The birds love these "supplies." bit and it will be easier to peel off the held all of the necessary equipment I miss the most i~ bacon with an egg. I Therefore, next time you want to sticker. used to write a letter. Silver, gold, have found a pretty good substitute. help build a nest, don't *ow away Q. I have 60 Breyer horse brass, porcelain, pottery, glass, animal When I break the egg in the cup to that which appears ta be useless figurines. Some of them are over 25 horns and wood were used to make steam, I sprinkle a few imitation traah. It is treasure for the little birds. years old. I noticed that the prices of inkstands. Look foe inkstands that bacon bite on the top. 'P;y it; you71 like Wanda H., Bay City, Wch. - old horses are getting higher. Are have all the original parts. Sometimes it! Jill G.,New Ulm, Minn. these a new collectible? bottles or tops have been replaced. REMOVING CORN SILK - FABRIC-SO-R SHEETS - A. Breyer horeea have been made Signed pieces are the kt. Recently, someone suggested using a Thi~codd be somethrng everyone since 1952. They are made by Reeves toothbrush to remove corn silk when knows, but it's new to me. International, Inc. of Wayne, N.J., Q. I have some Tiffh stemware preparing an ear of corn. I take my used fabric-softener strips and range from 8 to 10 inches long with black amethyst stems and bases For many years, I have used a to get into tight comers. A broom or and are made of a composition and clear bowls decorated with frosted vegetable brush under a faucet vacuum cannot get into those messy material covered with a fur-like designs. What can you tell me about stream, working downward from the little spots, but a strip wrapped finish. The borees are accurate Tifhglass? narrower top of the ear. It is much around a finger will make corners depictions of real breeds. A A glass works owned by A.J. quicker and easier than using a small come clean. New onee are sold at toy stores Beatty and Sons moved to Tiffin, Ohio, toothbrush. Sally T., Roswell, N.M. Also, for a quick pickup on the floor, from about $10 to $80. Old, out-of- in 1888. It joined the US.Glass Co. in they are just greet. Lynette F., production horees sell from $10 up. 1892. U.S. Glass started making thin SOIVEN TT UP - I found a really Harlan, Iowa. Collectors meet annually the last stemware instead of heavy tumblers at quick way to sohn hard brown sugar. week in July at the Breyerfest its factory in 1914. The more Just put it in the microwave, in the NIGHT WGHT - I always keep a Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, expensive glass sold well and plastic bag, for a minute and it softens night light in my cosmetics case to put Ky., to buy, sell and trade Breyer remained in production. it immediately. Wanda C., Kirkland, in the bathroom of motels when we horses. In 1963, the Tiffin plant was Wash. travel. Otherwise, it is too dark in a Q. I have a bookcase unit with purchased by the employees and strange room at night. Renee P., glass doors. The glass windows slide remained in production until 1980. ANOTHER VIEWPOINT - A Naples, Fla. up md inb the top of the rectangular The glass with black stems was made simple and super way to soften brown shelf. There are three of these from 1922 to 1935. sugar when it is as hard as a brick is IZNIFE HOLDER - I had a lot of rectangular box-like shelves in the Q. My cream-colored sugar bowl is to put a piece of bread in the package Iarge wooden spools and came up with unit and they fit together to look like marked "Avalon Faience." It belonged or airtight container. The sugar will the idea of using them as a knife one piece of furniture. It says to my grandmother for over 60 years. become soft and stay that way. holder, All I did was put about 16 'Lindstromn on the front on a small Can you tell me more? Laverne P., Salem, Ore. spools together and put a long screw metal plate. How old is this style A. Avalon Faience is a mark used through each hole and screwed them on a wall all in a row with the top and shelf? on pieces made by the Chesapeake CHROME CLEANER .- Months k The sectional bookcase came Pottery Co. of Baltimore, Md., in the ago by accident, I found an excellent bottom edges touching. into fashion about 1900. The most 1880s. way to clean and polish chrome. Use a The knives slip in the spaces famous were made by Globe-Wemicke Rosenthal porcelain has been made small amount of rubbing alcohol on between the spools, and the handles of the knives are held up by the spools. Co. of Cincinnati. The units came in a at a factory established in Selb, the fixtures. The soap scum is easily variety of sizes and most were made Bavaria (now Germany), since 1880. removed, lea\lng the fixture shiny and Jill K., Toledo, Ohio. of oak. Other bookcases of simifar The company still makes tableware new-looking. Eve. B., Rochester, N.Y. and figurines in styles from the design are marked "Macy," "Gunn" or - .-.. "Lindstrom." 'l'he style lost tavor by traaluonat IOLU WLIILLI~IVtk L;;;: the 19209, but reproductions are contemporary. being made today. In the 1920% the factory made a A Most Impressive Inkstand series of art deco theatrical figurines In this day of ballpoint pens, it is including the well-known Pierrot and hard to realize the importance of Pierrette. Other figurines were made inkstands and inkwells. In the 16th in the dress of the Jay, including a century, an aristocrat did not write series of bathing beauties. The his own letters, perhaps because he figurines were often signed by the could not. He hired a special scrivener artists. to write legible, correct A collector will pay hundreds of correspondence. dollars for one of the art deco pieces. By the 18th century, an educated The bottom of each is marked with the man would write his own letters. The name "Rosenthal." Look for them. quill pen was in use and the ink was For a cop of the Kovels' looseleaf kept on the desktop so the pen could booklet listing the record-setting prices be dipped into it after writing every paid for art and antiques in 1993- few words. The ink was kept in a 1994, send $2 and a long, self- covered container, and the cover had addressed, double-stamped envelope to open easily or have a small hole for to: Record Setting Prices, Kovels, P.O. the pen to be dipped into. These Box 22900, Beachwood, Ohio 44122. Page 12 YourHome Thursday, May 25, 1995 We Are Also Pleased To Ofier These Special PRIME "Hitl" location and suitable for retail or office. For lease at $2,812 a month. Great business opportunity! Gas station on Mack NEW USTING! South Oxford in the Woods is In a word SPECTACULAR!! Tucked away on a Avenue. $195,000. where you will find this exceptionally fine four dead end sireet just a stone's throw from the lake bedroom, two and one haU bath home. Situated on in the Farms. State of the art kitchen, three a magruficent lot, and toeally renovated in the last Wrwrns, two and one half baths, family room, four years. Don't miss a great opportunity! garden room and ready to move into. $2?2$00. $314$00. CUSTOM BUILT HOME on popular Grosse Pointe This lovely LA#ESHORE DRIVE residence just got TWHOME HAS A GREAT FUTURE. Charm Shores cul-de-sac. Pride of ownership is reflected even better and is now priced at $475,000! This is throughout this fabulous three bedroom Farms throughout this beautifully maintained executive the buy of a lifetime. in the Farms with four ranch. Spaaous rooms, lots of natural woodwork home a half block from the lake. Neutral decor. bedrooms, hvo full bath and two half baths. First and, best of all, lans to expand on the second floor Lovely patio overlooking secluded garden. flocr laundry, family room with fireplace and a are already in gee. 1115,WO. $368500. library too! LAKELAND! NEED WE SAY MORE? Three ANOTHER NEW LISTING. Hard to find three NEED TWO FULL BATHS? This home is for you! bedrooms, two and one half baths, butlers pantry bedroom, two bath RANCH on beautiful winding Spacious and updated kitchen, family room with with wet bar, family room with cathedral ceiling lane in Grosse Pointe Woods. Pristine condition vaulted ceiling. Large master bedroom suite, and the most beautiful professional landscaping. with neutral decor on large treed lot. $$257300. fireplace, gleaming hardwood floors all for an This brand new listing is $265,000. affordable $82,900 in Harper Woods. . - TIRED OF CL'-IIh-G TFL - 5 NEW ;I.5TING ON popuIar McK~nIey! Urque Where do Grosse Pointers go when they want to exquisitely reno\ ated four beoror r- wn?~cae Engld s:yle wlth so many recent improvements "scale down"? Very often it is Woodbridge and we near the Village has a lovely pnvate garcten as weil we don't have the space to Iist them all. Three have one of the loveliest townhouses available. Only the hnest materials have been used and the bedrooms, one and one half baths and a lovely Owned by a builder, it has been improved in every location 1s tranqu~lityitself $199,500 Florida room too for $169,900. way from the island kitchen to paver brick patio. Don't let this gem slip away. $119,800. tw 7 "On-the-Hill" Grosse Pointe Farms 8 ul !*S. wvuu d h\v I!w Stuw!wi~wiui t?w ;:.2fXI wi;l? N llh GPA!>!. (-1 ax 9.