q ... Computers, laser disks bring technology to the classroom By Peter A. Salinas With proceeds from the sale of tion is digitalized, the teacher learners to get remedial help," role in the weather study the "we can even transfer these im- Siaff Writer candy, students have purchased can go to anyone specific place he said, "but can also be used by National Science Association ages to T-shIrts." Today's sophIsticated student two Apple computers, a video on the disk and play it for the the student who excels and can was conducting, and al30 learn Computer software packages wouldn't be satisfied wIth read- camera and tape player and a students move on to other subjects " more about weather at the same have been bought to help with ing about computers m a book _ large screen color monitor For instance a teacher giving Last month Brownell scIence time. educating the students - all he'd rather program a computer Leleszi and the other science a lesson on earth SCIence, can students took part in a natIOnal With ItS latest purchase, the WIth fundralser proceeds Pro- to write one. teachers have incorporated the tune into a specific section on balloon launch sponsored by the SCIence department now has a grams deSIgned to teach about Through the efforts of Brow- use of this eqUIpment into their plate tectomcs and earthquakes. NatIOnal Science ASSOCiatIOn VIdeo dIgitIzer Thu, allows a sound, heat, light, medICine, and nell Middle School's scIence lessons. "It is literally a wmdow on Because the school had the com VIdeo camera to transmit its sig even a program deSIgned to act teachers and scIence department "I enJoy It too," SaId Leleszi, a the world," Leleszi said puters, Leleszl was able to tIe nal to the computer, which dIgI- as a lIe detector, are In use now head William Leleszl, students 23-year veteran of the Grosse The laser dIsks contam dozens into the National Weather Ser- tIzes the picture WIth thIS InfOI' LeleszI saId that computer ex- are getting first-hand expenence Pomte school distrIct "It IS Just of hours of informatIOn SImIlar vIce Students were able to see matIon stored In the computer, penments can be performed, and WIth the most up.to-date com. fascmatmg." to the quality one mIght get on a four-color computer graphICS of students can take any part im the students' own pulse rates puter hardware and exposure to The funds have also purchased NatIOnal Geographic documen- Wind patterns and get the raw age on a screen, then enlarge or can be Incorportated mto a medI- other electronic teachmg deVIles a LaserDISC system. DiSks, SimI- tary The teleVIsed lessons are weather informatIOn that profes- reduce it, take any part of It and cal experIment For the last two years, Brow- lar to record albums, are in- gIven In such a way that the SIOnal weather forecasters re- then transfer the Image on pa- "I kmd of hke to thmk of us nell students have been holdlllg serted mto a player The mfor- teacher must take part In the ceive per as being at the frontier of get fundraisers to buy comouter matlOn on the dIsk IS read by process WIth thIS InformatIOn, stu- "WIth the purchase of heat equipment laser Because all the mforma. "It IS a great way for slow dents were able to take a larger sensItive nbbon," LeleszI SaId, See COMPUTERS, page 14A

,~: Park Schools seek Garage sale may close photos 2A millage increase Bon Secours Goethe has new unit.. 3A The Grosse Pointe Park coun- for libraries cil, at Its May 23 meetmg, dIS- loan Obituaries .4A cussed the Planning Commis- By Peter A. Salinas Donald Sweeny, co-chaIr of the sIOn's recommendatIOn for SIaff Wnter Voters Will be asked to ap- LIbrary MIllage CommIttee, SaId More on casinos 6A closmg Goethe at the DetrOIt prove a four-tenths mIll increase he contmues to be optimIstic border for the Grosse Pomte publIc h- The counCIl dIrected the ad- that the proposal WIll be POSI' U.S.C.a. has tIvely acted on by the electorate ministratIOn to proceed with braries for SIX years Monday, new quarters 10A June 13, at the annual school "We have seen no OPPOSItIOn plans to use the area for addi- electIOn to date," Sweeny saId "We were tIonal parking facilities. pleased that each school board Catch The closing of the two-block The mIllage mcrease, which would result m about a $500,000 candIdate SUppOltS thiS millage soccer fever 13A long street has been discussed m revenue, IS necessary for the mcrease. We feel It IS the gen. for several months. Twenty-five lIbrary to mamtam ItS present eral perceptIOn m the commun- He knows residents presented a petition level of serVIces, accordmg to Ity that thIS Increase IS neces- Feb. 12 requestmg the street be Grant, Lee 16A sary and a pOSItIve step for the closed at the DetrOIt border, al- DIrector Charles Hanson commumty. lowing access only from Way- He saId the cost of salanes Park selects and benefits, books, penodlcals "We urge everyone to vote on burn and Maryland for parkmg contractor 18A and the upgradmg of the h June 13 We need all the votes purposes bralY'S computer system Will we can get." Approval IS expected at the World roUP June 13 meetmg, after the coun. cost more. WIthout the mcrease, He Said there has been a con- cut short 20 cil reVIews details of the plans he saId, the libra.ry w1ll face at CeIted effort on the part of the for addItIOnal parkmg, according least $350,000 m cuts, whIch committee to get mfOlmatlOnal He brings them to Actmg City Manager Dale would mean the laymg off staff htel atw'e about the need fOl the a smile 21A KraJmak. and cuttmg back on the number mcrease m to the hands of vot of hours the lIbranes are open ers He saId mfO!matIon Will be Central LIbrary sel ves mOle sent to almost every household Bankruptcy than 28,000 pat! ons each month, In the Pomtes and the Harpel petitions are up ...... 22A Hanson Said He added that Woods p0!11On of the dlStllCt the countel s have been Installed m week befOlc the electIOn All's fair Centml Library. but not at the Doug Andl ews, owner of for Art on Pointe .....lB School two bl'dnches III the Woods and GIO""L Pomte Reell E"t,llL "Ill, Park member of the Glos",e Pomte LI AAUW gears up WhIle the money from the lml bI dly BUlldmg AdvlSOlY Com board lage would be used to maintam mittel', saId he IS m favO! of the for book sale 2B serVIces, thel e could be some millage candidates Improvements that are sorely "FlOm a re Syndicate u"ed for the fund eqUIty," he people look at when they make a sets sail l See Kickin' around said "People should know that deCISIOn when lookmg dt the C the library cannot operate at a value of a propmty " Chris Tiede. a soccer player for the Slammers in the defiCIt and needs money m re A father of lwo c1uldren \\ ho Looking for Page 12A Grosse Pointe Soccer Association. is one of more than 450 sel ve for emergenclC'" and con use the hbrary regulally, An- fair play 2C kids who plays soccer in the Pointes during the spring. tlllgencies " dlCWS !>,lId he feel", the IIbrm Ie" Tiede's team is in the U-I0 House League and is one of 32 The IIbranes have about ale sdfe, \~ell kept and ,I benefit More rapport teams competing in the Grosse Pointe Soccer Association. 136,000 volumes m It" collectIOn, to the commu11lty on the outdoors 3C More photos on page 13A. and at any gIven time, 15 to 20 "It I!>

---. ..J 11 Be to find 1UI"('1 ' ... N,ltJOI1,t1 B.mJ.. tIC hfe It was an expenence she Federal Dep(hlt In"urdnce Cor Hp "a1(1 thl'l(' h,I\/' !lpl'n l'lght mtty gritty work un the blggec:;t first a<; a student. then a" a d chIef execullv(' office I for tll(' looks back upon WIth a mixture poratlOn m Api'll ..,lIl1ll.U h,lIlk'> ..,1.11 ted III MIchl project eIther artist had ever boal d membcl and finally a" hd nk, .1<, well a.., Otll('l ollicel" A group of 10 local busme",s gdn 111 the I.I"t Ii" month" In tackled It "':1~ :1 monument com VIce preSident of the h()'l"d f)f "\V, I,d\<' had ,1 tl(,llwndou" men are mvolved m the venture eluding 111O"l 11\ 110\ 'illd We!>t memoratmg the Flmt Sit-down directors of the Pev,ablc Society numhel of candldatr ...for t IH pn They arc LuclU'" S Bea..,ley, Pp B 100lllfil' ld stnke of 1936 37 and the 50 year "I Iememlwr that ,Johan found "lt1On of CEO," Bpa",lev ",ud - .~ tel' A Dow, Robert G Edgar. 111 Ill" "J \ I' thought tel of open record of the Umted Auto WOIk- out about the project on a Satur "They an- all very well quahfi('d, Wl1lJam C Flnken"taedt, mg ,I cOlllm1l111ty bdl1k for a ers day, got fil ed up tOl It and began and It I!>g"01ng to hl' difficult to Harvey C Fruehauf Jr, Wilham numlwr of vpal ...... he ",lid "I Sellenraad had earned the hIS research and called me on a make a deCI"'1011" commiSSIOn m February 1987, Sunday because h(' knew of my K Howen<;tem, Robert K Hy. thmk the time l" light to do It Dow "aid Gro..,~ POinte Rmk and by June, With the help of hIS don, Charles McCaffel"ty, RIch no\\ I thmk It \\ III 1)(' \\ armh aSSOCiatIOn WIth Pewablc I and Tru"t WIll 1)(' an F D J (' m "1 "tel'. her famdy and DetrOIt's called the director, Mary ,Jane ard H Turner and Rolx-rt C Va leC('IHd l'w b('('n hOlll1d('d by <;ulPd communlt.y h,mk Pr \\ ablc Pottery: began the bulk Hock, and although the timing lade people \~ho \\ ,1I1t..,Iock .. . Hpa,,]py "'md that thprp \\ III lw 'If t he work on the monument, wa" rough bccau'lC they w('re Bea",ley, one of the pI !nclpal Thl' 01 gam/pr plan to m,lkp no dn Ve'm <.,('I'VICPor tl'llel"', ,11 \\ hlCh had a project completIOn workmg' on finlshmg' the tde<; for orgamzcrs, ~ald plans call for the 1(',11 ('"t who have already expre~c:;cd "If you wanted $10.000 In h av/'I "e, 01'.'>(' POInter..:; \\ III he able matIC mIX of archlLecture, pamt- of the lahor movement and that an mterest m the bank er'<; chpck", you would go up to to o\\n a pll'ce of the1l bank," mg, sculpture and prose famous Sit down <;tnk(' "The "The finanCial mstltutlon!> the rpcppllOnlst who \Io,ould tak(' [)ow ",lid, ",md 1)(' kno\~n and The prose - and Pewablc Pot. have approved a capital struc you to a comfortable mea to \10, flit recogl1l7ed when they do theIr Marieke Allen tery - are where Allen comes See POINTER, page I1A ture of $5 mIIIJon," Dow 'laid while the tran"actlOn wa'l hankmg ..

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June 2, 1988 Grosse POinte News I Village merchants to offer summer music A httle rught mUblC will be of. nel' of Kercheval and St Clan, the dnectlOl1 oj Itllph Millel, fered to bhoppel S who VISit the 111 the heart of the Village wdl PelfOlIll JHII 110m Count VIllage dunng Thw'bdays m "We had events here last sea- B.I,>W to CI,IlIl!P Bolllllg June, bon," Sald Bevelly Lemweber, June 16 UellOlt'" pl(:'Jl11et Begmnmg June 9, MUSIC On the Merchants AbSOClatlOn's ex- pi,UlO ,>ty II"t 13('.,,, BOlllllC! \\ JlI The Plaza, d belleS of three mus. ecutl ve secletary, "mcludll1g pel fOl rn Ical e,ents deSIgned to make "orne great mUSIC ThiS year we June 23 J{()(.klll Gold \\ III blowsmg m the Vdlage ::,hops a are concentratIng on those quwt, play the "olld gold ,>ountl" of the more pledbdnt E'XpelWnce, wdl lazy, end-Df.the-week evemngs '50.., ,md '1>0", lorllpll'te II Jth ,Ill begm when you II iii lUll open on Thul sda) evenmgs," yogwt Thursdays are perfect" fl om 7 to H 'W ]J m ,md t Ii,'y ol I'd by 1he (;10'>"l' Pom!p c.hant on the MU::'lc On The June 9 The senes wdl begin \' Illdge i\1l'lllJant'> A"'>llllcltwn PldLa Comnllttee "We have de WIth the GlOs"e POInte North 1'01 mOle 1I1fOlllldtlOll, l,dl VII "- f N , (Ided to make Thw"dav" m South HIgh School Jazz Band ldge IV 1O1d'> 1I1d 'Ll]Jl" dt RHb ~ ,June even mcel .. ~) The 35 member bIg bdnd, uncle! 60:39 .. fhe Plell'd I" loc.ated at the cor $- ,; ~~ ~ Grosse Pointe Correction News Thel e was an error ll1 la"t RAM'S HORN (USPS 230 tlOO) week's "tory about the Grosse RESTAURANT Publ Sf1P(j rv. ') rill" I I, Pomte Board of EducatIOn's 885.1902 1\\ \nlllho 1'1lhlhJll!~ !if> I{"

PI (t( tJ\ Ho l..1ld J BUll \.... field was not made by the WE ARE FAMOUS lor OUR DESSEF~rs dl! ector of busmess affaIr" j.J -'(J or .... WEIGHT I 1 Bargains galore All of an additIOnal WATCHERS SenIor C t,zen Frosted Trea' Age 65 $206,000 of unanticIpated 1 ev D,scounl 1OUu The seventh annual Grosse Pointe's Greatest Garage Sale held May 29 and 30 drew some enue WIll remalll ullbpent and & Desserts ~,.,n n n Order S? JC 1 Lo Cal Menu J df" r 10,000 bargain hunters to the parking garage behind Jacobson's in the Village. They shopped placed In the dIstrICt's fund ~ i.J r ,of from the more than 150 exhibitors which made them. the exhibitors. and the Grosse Pointe Vil- eqUity NOW AVAILABLE t 11 r ~, lage Association, very happy. All money generated from the sale goes to fund the Santa AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MENU l Claus Parade held in the Village the day after Thanksgiving. The sale was so successful. j \, What's nell at the Horn? CrOissants, Stir I ' • plans for next year include opening the entire parking garage for the event. The garage sale Scouts honored Frys, Fresh Veg cooked to order, Chicken o n is sponsored by the Grosse Pointe Village Association. Breasts, Chicken or Tuna Salad, Veg , Ham J t n' I & Cheddar, Shnmp Stir Fry Super Subma The followll1g progress awards q ill! nne SandWiches were presented to members of I Boy Scout Troop 479 of Parcells Middle School May 23, Tenderfoot - Scott WIlcox, Todd Schorer OUR EXCLUSIVE Second Class - Rob Dallaire, STERLING CANDLEST'ICKS Delaney Boon, DaVId Elsenbrey, Bnan Parthum, Crall,' Tracy First Class - Rob DallaIre, Rob DeLauner, Matt Masek, Dan MeIer, Steve Schmtzer, Craig Tracy Divorce seminar The Women's Justice Center Fluted will sponsor a free seminar to sterling sil vcr explam the legal process of dI- candlesticks, ours vorce on Thursday, June 9, from 9:30 a.m. to 12,30 pm. at 651 E alone. Each is 10" tall and Jefferson, Room 345 ThIS IS the comes with a protective UniversIty of DetrOIt Law School felt bag. $150. bUIldmg, the pair, The semmar wIll mclude infor- matIon on child support, custody and property settlement, mclud- mg pension nghts The program IS open to the pubhc and wIll be faclhtated by attorney Sharon Lee Edwards For more InformatIOn, call 961-7073 SERVING THE FINEST MEXICAN For Father's Day ~ CUISINE & SPIRITS SHIRTS MONOGRAMMED AT

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",lIet y " <"Ikf' clnd dgPllcle" 'Illd ll1ust contll1ue The dll" 12000 "ljU,ll(, loot 'If \Ie haw a chIld In hpII' be the tl eatnWl1t on an outpatient umt 1" mdde lip of "l'IllI PII\ dtl' c,w"e Ill' Ol <'he I" "ull.'lda 1, \\ e b..pellence emotIOnal dnd p<;ychIatnc plob Sharon Myers and J.P. Leleszi are shown In one of the rooms at Bon Secours' new adolescent adult plOgl dll1 In ddult and chIld p-,ychol06'Y, lems such a<;acutp an\tety, bull' mental health unit. Although the lllllt wll! not be whIch he dre\\ on to de"lgn the nua, "chlzoph1 ema, anorexIa 1ll'1 dCCPptlI1g pcltwnt,> until at least pI OgJam and the fdClhtw:, He VO'ia, "evel P depl eS"lOn elnd "Theil' lC, thl'> lay vlewpolllL 'We havl' J good, very consIs- hand, who mls" a month of work .July, Lele<;/1 '>,lId thel e have was appomted chlef of adolescent other mental UI<;01del" that adolebcenh \\ ant to anlld t l'nt )'oung and enel getlc staff," for hospItalJmtlOn uc,ually aJ e been a number of calls from all servIces dt Lafflyette CliniC III Havll1g the lllllt located In a p&ychlatly, but tl1dt jU"t lc,n't he C,dld covered by othel employee" ovel the al ea askll1g for adzms- DetlOlt III 1977 He has also hospital IS VIewed a<; a plu'i by true," he <;aId Lell''>ll 1<;the medIcal dIrector FamIly therapy IS a large part <;lOnand he adnut<; that "we will Sel ved a<; <;tan p<;ychtatnst at Leleszl, because It WIll allow Forms must be filled out and of the umt dnd Shalon Myers IS of the tl eatment at the new UnIt, have dIfficulty filling the need In Mlchlgan O:,teopdthlc MedIcal close supel VISIon of medical con Lele:,zl and hIS staff wIll make the ddmlnlstl dtlve dn ector She Leleszl selld, becau<;e when the the commulllty " Center, Chlldlen's Hospltal of dltIons and wIll allow the umt to an admISSIOn judgment based on ha" pi cVlOusly served as dIrector MIchigan and Harpel' HospItal, accept patIents who are 111 need the lIlfOlmatlOn on the form~ of nUl <,lI1g at AUlOIa HospItal In addItion to hI:' pnvate prac of medIcal care, as well as emo and on the patlent''3 lIldlvldual Oc,tcopdthlC m DetlOIt, and also tlce In Deb OIt ~ ••••••••• ~••"~.~••~ •• I tlonal and psychologlcal care needs ,I" d head and "tafT llUl ~e dunng He often spedkb to groups on For Instance, some patIents may "FIrst of all, we need to make "e\ en yea! S WIth Aw 01 a Hospl- mental health I<,<;uesand IS an be emotIOnally dlc;turbed a<;a re sure ow prOb'1"am can fulfill all t,d 1I1 DetlOlt There are some 38 assl<;tant profe""or of child psy = NOWOPENc~ .1 theIr needs," Leleszl Said, about othcl pi ofe"e,lOllclb on staff fOl chlatry at Wayne Stdte Umver suIt of their medICal conditIOns, I1 the acceptance plOccdw'e the Ul1lt wnglllg horn psycholo slty School of MediCIne and at such as mllsculal dy&tJophy, or I PENNZOIL .tfl5.O : Payment I" coveted by most gI"h to 1eCIedtlOnal and occupa MIchigan State Umversity Col- other dlsease<; m"llI alll e" and tho<;c who aren't tlOnal thpraple,h to teacher<; lege of Osteopdthll MedICine "\\Te're an acute, ..,hOl1term I .10 MINUTE 1J~' I cov CIcd b\ dn lIlswante can The umt melude'3 two class "Safety was the mam can hospItal care SItuatIOn," Leleszl plObabl) h'dV(' thell tJlll<;patd for looms so patIent'i can keep up cel n," he said, In deslgmng the saId The avel age len/:,rth of stay I OIL CHANGE~~~W.~ I. by MedicaId Lelestl said the I\lth their clasc;work whIle get- I lube WIng and 6'1eat pI ecautlOns have IS expected to be 40 day'i oil filter hospItal wlll PIO\ ldl' aS~Ic;tancc tmg help . 'd I "I don't hke chJldl en 111 the I on . _-==--.. been taken to ds<;ure a totally \\ Ith dpplYll1g for Mel!IcaId Lelp.,l1 SdlU schoolmg ha& been safe, yet Invltmg. envIronment hospItal," he SaId. "But nOl do I Marathon Gas Center' . ---'. I fund" ,I ploblem thloughout the years I for the patients want to push them out too The tl eatment 1<;a combmu \\ Ith adole"cent mental pdtlents, "The adole<;cents we Will take qmckly, eIther' tlOn of occupatIOnal therapy, rec becdu"e whIle hospltahzed, they .20397 Mack In'the 'woods,: are dIsturbed, they act out thell" Patients for the 21 bed Ul1lt 1 cdtlOnal thel apy, famIly thel mh" d good month of classec;, ag.hrreS~lons, a.nd vvc don't want Will be I eferred to the hO'3pltal apy and Ol1e Oil one work WIth d ,mu thel e Ii':> alma'>t no way to them to have anythmg hell' they by any number of commumty i..NO APPT.NECESSARY! = bOClal \VOl ker t,ltch up Adults, on the othel can hurt them'3elve" \\ lth," he agencIes, school'3. p&ychologlstc, added or pc;ychJatllstc" doctOl s, parent;" = Drive IhruCenter ',1 All the heater<; In the lOoms and pOSSibly <;chool coum,el01 " are tamper PlOOf, the pIctures on Also, many adolescents \\ JlI takp I • Change Oil. A'ET': the walls al e screwed on With It upon themselves to seek It Cdt I • New Filter . ...\ • tampel ploof screws ("Some pa ment SpeciaHzing in Hi-Tech European Cabinetry I,. lube Chassis . Testing I Muir Road to be widened •1\ Plus13 Essentla..1 Services I The city of Grosse Pmnte The PI1CP tag IS estImated at '9. 5 . .... $1.795 I Farm<, IS advertiSing for bIds to $78,000 and wt!J be patd fOl \\ Ith I Reg. $19. wlcoupon. I WIden MUll Road flOm the allel a combmatlol1 of Cntt,}';"" Ho"rl I Oil Hours:8:QO-6:00, 8:00-5:30 Sat ,I behmd 131 Kel cheval to Ke) tal, Bologna ('on"tl uctlOn and Gas Hours: 7:00-7:301:00-5:30 Sat, • chev,d cIty funds, Solak "did I . .. Other Locations ToServ, You: ..l . The wldel1lng IS pal t of the The Fal m" (It) lmlnct! hac, to agl cement \~Ith Cottage Ho<;pl applove the bide; ,1I1d Solak I 17500 E. Warren .Comer of •• Kelly II tal, dnd \\ as pm t of the <;Ite plan hopee, the UJlhll11ctlOn will beglll I (Between.Cadieux & Mack), .. East Detroit • apploved by the I.'lt\ 111 conJunc c,ometlme m June, to b(' com I. " 884-1490 . 775-9237 ~ tlOn \\ Ith the pm kmg deck bemg pleted b\ l11\d.JlIh 11730 elEVEN MILE RD. at Hoover I bmlt dCCO!dmg to elt y Clpl k Hi Ronald J ReTl/u\ ~Mon.Frl 1-6, Sat 1-5 ..MO. n-sat. 1-6:.09 ri~. -:-\' Warren. 758-0455 R1ch'll d Sobh. I;!IIlIiiIJ 'AU TestingCenter '~~c/~j "It \',<1-> felt that \llth thp tl aflic flom thl' pm kll1g "tlIK ••••••••••••••••••••••• ture, thl' 10 Id there should be wldenpd ' C,o),lk <;aId The plan'- (,Ill for a nght tUl n JaI1P, a k ft IUIll LlI1c and d lane If your home isn't keeping pace with your Lifestyle • • • fOJ tl af1it thr othP! \1,1\, he c,ald Thl' r ...p,lI1"lOn Illllude ... rcm()\ ai of Pel\ l'nwnt ,md '-lde\1 alk" IT'S TlME TO IMPROVEI thl cr' IIl'I'''' ,lI1d H Pd\ 111i-i the ,d lev hph lI1d 1 II KPl thl'\ al to Kplchev,il i -l -~-~ ~" 1 • ) Llty aaoprs ForJAZFather's Day '88-'89 budget or Graduation _J Ihl (11\ o! (,I()~~( Pnl1l!r' ,1I r 1/, ....1/' I (I fill ' ()(I till \11\ 2l IOUllltl n)((tlng 'ldopt I'd d "1 Sh"2 ~h() h\ld~et fm 20445 1\1ack ,\\ c. • (J.P.\\'. • R86-2050 Mayhe your family is growing. Mayhe your incomp warrant.., mol'(' living space. 1 CJH'l Or, maylw your ('ntprtaining needs dpmand mor(' "pact'. Whatp\,('r tlw t'ca~on. r 11l11.l1 ". d 1(11 puhhl ",dl tl ,ll1d Moto)' City Modprnization provides quality eraftc.;man..,hip, cl'patiw tl It lOll Illd r,ll 1I1On'- "'~ll "jl'() Inl .l«(lunllJ1g me! .Ill fhtlllg '-(1 \ Ilu IllOll tll! c!('(IP,j"r Bumper "nd 1 run I' oI"h) • '>pol 1{"mO\ al MODERNIZATION III IIII pI Opt 1I, t" \ I .It (> \1 III g( n {(ompld"l . ' '.~ (,I.lt! ,m I ~t Il1\dtrd ..,11 lit.') ,HI ." .' Car" $68 Robert I [l',lly dlt lon.tl I 1\ ( ,,\If" .I(r'01(lIng to " 21612 Harper Ave. No Money. Down " (It\ \1.1I1IgfI lhom,l" KIPe,,, WI' Do • Van~ • Minor r lI11d,-lJr~ CO<,tCl Pilpl

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Frank L. Cooper II Marie Tatu Metes William A. Austin Ida Flannelly Keizer Florence McDonald Kaufmann Frank L Coop€r, 49, formerly Services wel e at Our Lady ServICes for William A. Aus- ServIces were held Thursday, Sel'Vlce~ 1'01 Florence Mc- chIldren; and 17 great-grand- of Grosse Pomte Farms, recently Star of the Sea Cathohc Church tm, 78, of Grosse Pomte Farms, May 19, 1988, at the Chas. Vel" Donald Kaufmann, 102, were chJ1dren She was predeceased by of Rocky Hill, N J, died sud on May 27, 1988, for Marie Tatu were held at the Chas Verhey- heyden Funeral Home for Ida held Saturday, Md) 28, at the her husband and two daughters, den I\' Sunday, May 15, 1988 Metes, 68, of GIOSse Pomte den Funeral Home Mr Austm Flannelly KeIzer, 85 Mrs Chas Vel heyden Funeral Home Harriet Noecker and Jeanne H~ \\ ab 3 1956 graduate of Shores Mrs Metes dIed Tues dIed May 24, 1988, at St John KeJZ€r, of Grosse Pointe Park, Mri:> Kaufmann died Tuesday, GIO"'>€ POInte HIgh &hool He day, May 24, at Holy ClOSS Has HospItal Morrison dIed May 16 at Bon Secours Has May 24, 1988, at Gco!'f,'1an East BurIal was at Glen Eden Cem- ('31ned hiS bachelor's degree pltal In Detlolt He was born m Beacon, N Y pltal NUlsmg Home etery flOm the Unl vel sltl' of !'.hcll!gan She was bOJn III DetrOIt and attended Hop€ College in She was born m MIchigan and She was the WIdow of DetrOit ,llld ,I Ph D m economIcs from MemOrial contributIOns may She 6'1adudted from Pershing Holland, MIch. After attendmg was a homemaker. the lJnl\crslh of Wlsconsm In mdustl wh"t Hany A Kauf- be made to the MichIgan Cancer High School, received her bache Pal son's School of DeSIgn m She was a member of the Ko 1977 rndnn and the daughtl:'1 of Hugh FounaatlOn or to the Foundation lor's degree flOm MaryglOve Col New York City, Me Austm pur rean Catechist Club and the Mr Cooper \\ as a vIce pi eSI MtDonald, NO!th Dakota CIVIC for ExceptIOnal ChIldren. lege III 1940 and hel master's sued a career m mterlor deSign League of Cathohc Women dent and ~nlor economIst with dnd POhtll<11 le "Iso had \\ orked for the Fed. ~lmJ()1Ie Hllh'lI d"on, 10 gl'and Home. She \\ a~ cmplo) cd a" a ~chool els lAID) and served as president deceased by her husband, Jo 1'Idi f{P'>€1ve Bank of Chicago, teachel of the MIchigan chapter He seph, two Sisters, Mary and Jose tIlt' Bank of Candda, Informe ~h" :\;lete" \\ a" !>etretarv of headed the MIchigan committee phme, and a brother, Joseph tl!Cd of Ottawa, Ontano Data the Wayne Count) Medical SOCI on histOriC preservatIOn, which James l{e"oUl Le~, Int, Stl ategrc InfoI' ety Wornen'" Auxlhary from did the 1estoratlOn of the WhIte Burial was at Mount Ohvet CHIMNEY SCREENS 111dtwn and \\'halton Econome 1958 to 1960 and \\ as president House hbrar y Cemetery m Detroit ONLY 00 EACH INSTALLED tlIC'> '25 of Hal) Cro,,~ Ho,>pltal's medKal Wm Austm Intenors was es Arrangements were handled Survivol S mclude hIS WIfe, Ja * ReqUired by new auxlhary In 196162 tabh~hed In 1953 Chents m. by the Chas Verheyden Funeral net M, and t\\O blOtheI's, Ed Grosse POlnte Code SurvlvOls mdude hel hus eluded many promment DetrOIt Home I KEEP ~.... (..1.1. J I J attJ \\rJ;;J(.UH L OdllU, VI JOhn::" t\\O daugh lamlJles, vanous pnvate clubs SQUIRRELS & Memorial contnbutlOns may tel'S, Dr Mallann Channell and dnd commercial facilIties GeORGE be made to the Umverslty of Jeannette O'Bel ski, R N , a son, SurvIvors mclude hiS Wife, Virginia Paddock BIRDS WI~consm FoundatIOn VAN Dr Joseph J, three grandchll Thelma, a son, Rowland, and Clark HOME IMP. dren, and a brother, John R three gI andchlldren OUT! Gertrude A. Peabody Tatu Burial was at Forest Lawn MemOrial services fO! Vllglllla ROOFING&: ALUMIHUIUDIHG ROOF - Tar All SI"~a v.nll Cl>lmney - SU 00 A memorial mass Will be held BUrial was at White Chapel Cemetery Paddock Clark, 80, of Grosse I V.. r Leak Proof G" .... nta. fOl GertlUde A Peabody, 80, on Cemetery Memorials may be sent to Pomte Woods, were held at St Storm Doors GUTTERS - CI •• n • FI"eh 0..1 125 10 S40 and Wmdows STORM WINDOWS - 3 Track WhlUl S6G00 .. Wednesday, June 8, 1988, at 11 Memonal contIlbutlOm, may Grosse Pomte MemorIal Church MIchael's Episcopal ChUl ch Sat EVERY ROOF 3 VEARS OR OLDER SHOULD IE IHSPECT£.D FOf ~amless Gutters, CRACKS AROUND STACKS. CHIMN£Y 1lECAU1l£ OF ROOF a m m St Paul's Church Mrs be made to Holy Cross Hospital or to the chanty of one's chOIce urday, May 28, 1988 Mrs Clm k Roof Repair Specialist MOVING THROUGH WINTER' SUMMER CONTAJoCTtON. WlNOt Peabody dled May 22 at Mount or to Multiple &Ierosls AITangements were handled died May 26 at Bon Secom s Hos Car mei Mercy Hospital Arrangements were handled by the Chas Verheyden Funeral pita!. She was born In Grand Rapids by the A H Peters Funeral Home She was born m MIchigan and and was a long tIme active resl Home was a homemaker dent of Grosse Pomte Woods Sw'vlvors are a stepdaught€l, She was married to the late Ed- Anne Clark Flcks, a stepson, wm A Peabody John Phelps Clark, five gt and- SurvIvors mclude a son, Howard J. Krieger chJ1dren, and a brother, Thomas Paddock, of Hilton Head, N C James, who hves m Spam; two A memorial servIce for How- Paul 1. Alfes The body was cremated SIsters, Noehta Noms and Vlr- ard J Kneger, 75, of Grosse Services for Paul J Alfes, 66, Memorial contnbutIOns may gIllla Myles, and three brothers, Pomte Farms, was held on May of Grosse Pomte Woods, were - - be made to the organ fund at St James, Eugene and Thomas 31, 1988, at Grosse Pomte held June 1, 1988, at St Joan of Michael's Episcopal Church Page United Church. Mr Kneger died Arc Church Mr. Alfes died May AlTangements were handled Memorial contrIbutIons may May 24, at Bon Secours Nursmg 27 at Mount Clemens General 10 YEAR FLAME WARRANTY by the Chas Verheyden Funeral be sent to the Discalced Carme- Center. Hospital Flame Furnace backs all the" work wllh Ihe" own free parts and laoor warran !tte Nuns or the charity of one's Home Iy thai Includes '10 year warranty Including labor on condenSing Calland com He was born m Detroit He was born In DetrOit and pressor *5 year complele paris and laoor coverage 'Free annual check ups chOIce He was self-employed III real was a veteran of World War II. '" lI,e :h"d fourth & fifth year Arrangements were handled estate as a bUlldmg contractor Re was a retIred toolmaker for by thp Sch..rader Funeral Home and land developer ExCello Corp In Plymouth Mr Kneger served In the U S Mr Alfes was a member of St Navy dunng World War II He Joan of Arc Ushers He was a brqont Isabella Calderwood was a member of the BuIlders' Little League coach and a Questions? Giller ASSOCiatIOn, the Grosse Pomte 1'01 mer awohary polIce officer Semor Men's Club, Grosse WIth the Grosse Pointe Woods Services for Isabella Calder- Pomte Selllor Men's Garden Department of Pubhc Safety. He wood Giller, 82, were Wednes- Club, AARP, the LIOns Club and was a member of K of C GabrIel Editorial: day, May 25, 1988, at the Chas the Grosse Pomte Farms Boat Richard Council No 2463, the Verheyden Funeral Home. Mrs Club. He enjoyed sallmg on Citizen Radiophone Assoclatlon 882-0294 Giller, of Grosse Pomte Woods, Lake 8t Clair. and the senior citizen's group at rued May 23 in DetrOit. Survivors mclude his wife, Grace United Church of Chnst She was born m Scotland and Harriet, a daughter, Jams Ste. Survivors mclude hiS wife, was a homemaker. phenson, of Osterville, Mass.; Elizabeth; three daughters, Classified: FREE ESTIMATES AND EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE FROM FLAME FURNACE She IS survived by two daugh. and a son, H James, of Grosse Sharon L. Karbal, Judy L Ba- tel'S, Joyce Smith and Shirley; a Pomte Farms bICh and Beth L. Hubner, three 882-6900 son, Donald; and five grandchIl- The body was cremated. sons, Denms B., Steven P. and dren Memorial contrIbutions may Ronald E; 11 grandchildren; and Interment was at White be made to Leader Dogs for the a sister, Rosemary Ziegenfelder. Chapel Cemetery in Troy Blmd or to Grosse Pointe Umted Interment was at White Arrangements were handled Church Chapel Cemetery Display: DETROIT WARREN TROY LIVONIA by the Chas. Verheyden Funeral Arrangements were handled Arrangements were handled Home by A H. Peters Funeral Home by A H Peters Funeral Home 882-3500 527-1700 574-1070 524-1700 427-1700

Brochure: Doris and Gust Jahnke 621 Fisher Road 13131884.1672 II._G_'O_S.S8_.,D.o.i.r,.t8_' .~.v1.!.4.8._23.0 .. " .1

THE JAHNKES HAVE HOSTED TOURS YEAPL Y FOR NINETEEN YEARS ~..r,' 1045 Cook Road Grosse POinte Woods. MJ 48236 ... ) ~ -r=-----SiUMMER,. ~ UNIVERSITY LIGGEIT SUMMER SCHOOL Regular Classes June 27 - August 5. Special IntensIve SAT Workshop August 8-19 ~., 800 am - 12 15 p.m , First Course $260 Each Additional Course $210 ~.~ Scholasllc Aptitude TestlSAT) Prepe:ralfon Study Skills Grades 4 12 ~ G wee" Verbal Fngllsh language Art" • Grades 4 56 7 8 6 WPPK Math Composilion • Gr;1de" 9 10 3 week Vernal June 27 July e Advanrpd ComposItion' Grades 11 12 Jul r' 18 Augu,t 5 MAXWELL HOUSE~ PRIVATE COLLECTION. 3 w6ek. Math June 27 JUly 8 French I II July 18 Augusl 5 Spanish I II FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE COFFEE AT ITS FINESt 2 week IntenSive Verbal and Math August 8 August 19 Typing/Keyboarding Introductory and Advanced Malh Grade, 4 56 7 8 (regular Includlnq Pre Alqphrn) (usmg compulers) Our coffees are made fron, on1\ the (mc"t bean" All hand-pICked, gently Algebra I pc"k PCl Algebra II History CIVICS (hall crrdlt course and blended and roasted to thclr f('L1mn rhen vacuum-packed for Geometry a reqUirement for graduation m Michigan) maximum freshnes<; There arc ten other dl<,tmchvely dehClous coffees m the TutOrials Available for speCial needs (inqUIre) Maxwell House~ Pnvate CollectlOll i\]"o available m naturallv, decaffemated Reading Grades 1 3 Note Classes IT ay Le cancelled If underenrolled

For more Inlormallon or II reglllrllUon lorm, call Josh Schmldl O"eclor 01 UI S Summer School. 313 881 4444 or 313 881.3037 ( 1988 The Maxwell House Coffee Company

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~ f~ne 18328 Mack Avenue In The Farms 1"~~' u',nes DAIL Y: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. ::;;rl:tJ li(/uor Wednesday and Saturday 8 8.m •. 6 p.m. PRICES IN EFFECT JUNE 2,3 & 4

GRADE A FRYING FRESH COFFEES CHICKEN Freshly Roasted and Custom fresh • '":r ~t~~~J.•• "'" _ .. .. -: Ground to Your Needs! LEGS 1J4's ...... --

WHILE THEY LAST KONA BLEND FRESH FROZEN 1 $38~ BREADED ~EXTRALEAN SCALLOPS $6~?1 1 , ." f!lll ." PI .... SWiSS WATER PROCESS ~~';~: ~"'I"I;U FRESH $398.1 ~~ BACON $489 BAY SCALLOPS LB ~ COLUMBIAN lB WHILE THEY LAST ~ DECAFFEINATED LAKE ~ FRESH WHITEFISH $369t COUNTRY STYLE BREAST FILLETS LB J $159 AST PORK RIBS LB O'CHICKEN Chunk Light Tuna in Oil or Water C'OKE 1 BONELESS BUTTERFLY 6 PACK CANS 69~ ..50Z i PORK $299 ~ q CHOPS LB HILLS BROS. j COFFEE WHILE ., STUFFED AUTO DRIP THEY ~ CHICKEN BREAST $3 LAST , or ~~CAN

CORDON BLEU !' 1l SEALTEST ~ % ~ $19~ 1/2 MILK Coke, Classic Coke, Caffeine Free Coke, ~ WHILE THEY LAST Caffeine Free Diet Coke, RegUlar and Diet ~ Sprite, Regular and Diet Cherry Coke, ~ ~~LLON Squirt RegUlar and Diet, Diet and RegUlar ~ $1 Minute Maid . Fresca Diet is back ~ IMPORTED and Mellow Yellow Regular ~ POLISH I 6 PACK CANS \1, 7up-Regular or Diet, 49,oE. I HAM 7up Cherry-Regular & Diet, Crush-Diet, $1 Hires-Regular & Diet, Canada Dry-Regular & Diet 7up Gold-Regular & Diet VI BREAKFAST $ 49 DOMAINE ST. GEORGE + DEP CHARDONNAY, CABER. LINK NET SAUVIGNON, $619 BETTY CROCKER WHITE ZINFANDEL, SAUSAGE SAUVIGNON BLANC , BROWNIE SUNDAE 1.5 LITER SAVE $2.70 $ 29 : ~t:J~~~-F-RE-I-X-EN-E-Y-----75-0--M--t--- DOMESTIC 2 CORDON NEGRO and $489 SWISS CARTA NEVADA CHEESE STOCK VERMOUTH SWEET OR DRY $339 $24~ 750 ML SAVE $1.20 750 ML ;

FARM FRESH NABISCO WHEAT ERNEST 8e THINS JULIO GALLO 1 , V FRUIT & VEGETABLES ORIGINAL BLUSH CHAB US r or I LOW SALT

~~-'I 100ZPKG 99y; ------FRESH INGLENOOK GREEN BEANS ••••••••.•.•• I 59~ tf'I. OFF ALL VARIETIES LB CALIFORNIA 3 0 1'" $52~llTRE ; BROCCOLI •••••••• I •••••••• 89~ RETAIL PRICE OF SA VE $2 2n BUNCH !ANY ENTENMANN'S BAKERY PRODUCTS --C-R-IS-A-R-I------l CUCUMBERS •••••••••• ~l~~. $1 00 --.It.-., _'--).-.-~_-f.-\ ------WanHdlTcEABZEINRFNAENyDEl$379 i , ''''" .. ~ ..?.,f~ :.~~~~ FRUIT BASKETS SAUVIGNON f

~ .""" (~.3Ir -.~ •• FOR All OCCASIONS 1.5 LITER SA VE $1.20 ~ >', -./ !/~ i 7 ROMAINE LETTUCE. """ I • I 69~ ~~I':'I~Y~~,. -1 .. ~~ 4~ NOW AVAILABLE JOHANN KLAUS f fACH FRESH ?IESPORYER $499 ~ MICHELSBERG i GREEN PEAS •••••••••••••• I 98~ 1.5 LITER SAVE'1.50 _ _ _~ LB

FANCY $129 Grosse Pointe's .r;' :,~ , :.~,'BARTYLES & JAYMES I~ ~ BARTLES ORIGINAL, RED, ASPARAGUS. • • • • • • I • • • • • • • • III LARGEST I."~ FULL SERVICE AYMrC;; • BERRY AND $2 " FRESH CALIFORNIA $ 19 MEAT COUNTER . ~ I,,; iJ' NEW PEACH '! 79 ~i' i"~ • 4 PACK PEACHES & NECTARINES ••••• ' 1 LII f r l , ~ l..... w~ - --- , hIS goal of bringing casino gambhng to De In,,inn~...-.~ ..... =;:- l.I ...... "till'liIiP' •••• trOlt HIS major argument IS that It w1I1 provide jobs and thus enhance the cIty's face foes in chances of economic recovery The opposition of the Chamber's board would appear to have undercut that 81 gu city & state ment to some extent smce It, too, IS con cel'ned about employment in the DetrOIt area. It expl essed Its oppOSItIOn to casll10 ven If Mayor Coleman Young's Ca- gamblmg on economIc b'Tound<; as well H'-, argumg that casmo gambhng would dam smo Gammg Study ComnllssIOn rec- Ami a thu'd obstacle IS the state LegIsla- RIchard Van Dusen, the Chamber's ommends approval of casmo gam- age the quality of lIfe ll1 the metro I eglOll E ture, whIch m recent years has shown ht- chairman who IS al'-,o d nwrnbel of the blmg, as It IS expected to do at Its final Medta observers have genel ally agl ped tIe mcllnatlOn to approve the necessary mayor's commlSSIOIl, told the npws media that while there are some foes of ca'-,ll10 vote now scheduled for June 3, casmo gam- legislatIOn to legahze ca"ino gambling m aftenval'd that the Chamb('I' "IS IIltele'lted gambhng on the mayor's commlC;'-,lOn, III blmg still will face many obstacles before DetrOit or anywhele else m MIchIgan Op- 111 expandln~ Job opportullltles In DetrOit addItion to the Chamber's chall'lnan, V,m It can come to Detroit positIOn among Repubhcan leaders makes and the board concluded that the mtroduc Dusen, jhe majorIty appears to be l,lVol cl One of the maJGr obstacles WIll be the It appeal that the GaP-controlled state tlOn of cas1I10 gamhllng would havE' a npga advisory referendum m DetrOIt on Aug 2 ble or favorably dIsposed becau'-,e of thl'1I Senate In partIcular \"'111 be dIfficult to sell tlve Impact" on that ann A great many DetrOIt churches have coop poll tical 01' busmess connectIOn.., \\ lth thL' on the virtues of casmo gambhng. ReSIdents of the subLllbs III tll (' Det! O!t erated m a campalgn of oppositIOn to casi- mayOl The Chamber's strong OpposltlOn was metropohtan an'a have not bpcn polled, '-,0 nos and have hIgh hopes of duphcatmg based on the recommendatIOn of ItS adVI- far as we know, but fJ om lett('l s to the edl Yet the outcome of the vote ObVlOlhh theIr feat of defeatmg casmo gambhng m 20 3 sory panel whIch had voted to agamst tor and comments of many local people, we will not Le known until ,June :3 \\ !l('11 Jf two prevIOus referendums In the cIty. the plOposal after studymg It for more know thew IS substantwl 0PPo'-,ltlOn 1Il the the comnllSSlOl1 does fa V(JI ca SlIlO g.llll Another IS the surpnsmg OpposItIOn of than two month" The panel came to the Pomtes Most of the cntlcism '-,tems from blmg, It also WIll make knovy n It'-, I PCOIll the board of the Greater Detroit Chamber conclu<;IOn that the presence of casmos fear of the expansIOn of ClInle and COIrup mendatlOns about locatlOns, the hllld'-, of of Commerce whIch voted last week by would hurt the CIty'S Image, dIscourage tlon 111 the entlre ared If ca"lIlO gamblmg what was called an "overwhelming" mar- casinos It would favo!' and the wntlol" It other busmesses from expandmg or locat- IS approv€>d fOl DptrOlt '''ould ~dYocRte to prevent the p:. ",! \)1 gm to oppose casmo gambhng despIte ap- mg In DetrOIt, worsen cnme, hurt quality Despite the extent of the oppOSItIon, Cl'lme and corruption that has bpen ch,1IdC peals by the mayor's commiSSIOn to delay of hfe in the neIghborhoods and not pro some observers beheve that MayO! Young taking a stand on the Issue tenstlc of other CIties that have mtl OdLH pd vide lob" for the hard COl-eunemployed WIll rally hIS pohtIcal forces and achIeve casillo gambhng. "',

\} " .... (I \\11111) DIIII II PROUl ( 110\ Pal Pahol.s.k) ~dltor Jo\nllt' ~UrlJ! \ fl r .h' ~tr "J~t"\ \IJ 1 ~~ ill.Ulll !h~t"~ \t.u1Jt"' PoUy 0 Loono. AndmJ "J,n I ~ \ ,,",J.!t l'dlll Jl{ll\ \ I !II tJU d \. l\ n..tl , .. \I. P 1J..'< \ '"'I. t 'l I IJ ~ r Will new school plan fly? ey leaders of both parties m the chance for success. But to get the issue be- state House of RepresentatIves fore the people in August, the Legislatme K were reported to have reached would have to approve it this week, whIch agreement late last week on a compromise now seems unlikely. We think the Novem- plan to revise the way Michigan pays for bel' date is fairer to the people anyway. its public schools, but it appeared unlikely The compromise agreed to by the House that Senate Republicans would permIt it to leaders of both partles covers several new fly proposals, mcludmg one that apparently The new plan would ask Michigan voters would hmlt the Grosse Pomte district's to increase the state sales tax from 4 cents abIlity to levy above a new cap of 42 mills. NO?TKE HElL to 6 cents, lower property taxes about $1.9 The CWTent cap IS 50 mIlls but the Grosse billion and raise $500 million in new fund- Pointe's levy falls well below that figure. ing for local school dIstricts, Under the Reducing the cap would affect the local dIS- YOU~A~! TKE'I plan, voters would have to approve a con- trict if property tax assessments are to be stltutlOnal amendment at the Aug. 2 pri- cut under the compromise. If so, we think mary to put It into effect. this proposal ought to be adjusted to avoid Republican senators, however, have two penalizing dIstnc~s s~t1\ as 0u: own in ~'QMMtN~E~ major objections to the compromise, One IS the~r effOl~Sto mamtam the quahty of edu- that the proposed $500 million increase in cation theIr schools o~er. state education funding is too large and Further compromIse also should be GAMBLING \N the other IS that the referendum on the sought to give the people a chance to vote plan ought to be on the ballot in Novem- on the constitutional amendment m Nov- ber rather than in August. ember. If the governor and the Democrats ~£T~Oli~!l AM could be persuaded to give on the question The GOP senators contend that the of the date of the referendum, the Republi- ~uch larger turnout at the general elec-, cans mIght be persuaded to approve the JUSl SO.O.O-Q tlon would assure a much greater propor- higher fundmg figure sought by the Demo- tion of the, state's citizens. de~iding the is- crats. sue. We thInk the GOP pomt IS well taken We're often told that pohtics IS art of and that the a~gument by the Democrats compromise. Surely the two partIes ought su~P~'St~U! th.at the school Issue would get tangled up to be able to get together this year on the WIth other cont~overs~al matters on the new school aid formula, espeCIally since November ballot IS foohsh. they already have agreed on the proposed Gov. James Blanchard contends, without mcrease m the sales tax to raise the addi- offermg any real evidence, that an August tional revenues needed to offset the reduc- referendum would provide the greatest tions in property taxes Election year acquaintances ne of the pleasures of an electlOn It covers such matters as the nsks to the year for news people is gettmg ac- FIrst Amendment If the DetrOIt news- Vote yes for Ban candy SIde There havp hpell too Oquainted with new candIdates for papers obtain the joint operatmg agree- many mCldents of cal'~ gOJng public office and reacquainted with incum- ment they have sought, the support he had library cigarettes m10 Lake 8t Clan for \\ hat bents running for re-electIOn. gIVen to legislation to ease Wayne Coun- To the Editor: To the Editor: ever rea.,on At the Grosse Pointe News, we've al- ty's grave finanCIal criSIS and endorsement The Grosse Pom!e Branch I have lecently seen candy RIght no\\' I" the ](Ip,l] ready mterviewed the four candIdates for tIme to cone;truct a bm nPI of Gov. James Blanchard proposal for an of the Amencan ASSOCIatIOn U/-i'Ul cUee; In local storps and CII1 the school board who WIll seek electIOn $83.3 mIllIon program to help neIghbor- of Un Iversl ty Women ,It OUl p,lr\.. As a '-,moker, I place reflective pamt on h June 13. Two of chem have served on the hoods help themselves "trongly e;upports and en obJf'ct to any Idea that cIga 01 mstaJI "tl eet Ilghtll1g "11 bc~:~ ~r.d two others Z<;:C .:;t:",1ullg uffice for Congressman Denms Hertel, 14th DIS- dOl'see;the 1 7 mJllage 3""f'''''' rpltl' e;!nokll1? e;hould he lake SIde - I1U\\ bp i"oI (I lP pavmg bCI-,'ln.., the first tIme. So the interviews were a tnct Democrat, also has dIstributed a ment for mall1lenance of lll\l1l1lked hv chl1dlen \\-Ith tIme to get u~quamted and re-acquamted. newsletter outhning his opposition to the Gro'lSe POInte puhllc II thl" umdy Kitty GU"hf'l' brallee; SUf> Kinnaird But the school electlOn IS only the first of expansion of the Detroit CIty AlrpOlt, ask- I hdVP l1eVel <'('en a chIld It IS cntlcal that 011,June Su!>an Lamhre('ht three m whIch the Pomtes will be involved mg the Department of Housmg and Urban Illl\ Ih I" product for the gum 13 1 eSlden!e; of tlw Po111 Ic<., In..,1Sary bar- staiR primary and on Nov 8 we'll partICI- and Harpf'l' Wood" \ otp fOJ ldl1(h and .let ae; If It \"pre ners" for reht:,'1ous groups to obtam funds thl<;ml1lage 111 orr!pl' 10 a\ Old pate m the general election 1(',1] Wllh all WP kl1')\\ Whittier to shelter the homeles" and suppOlting the sharp curtallm()111of 1'1 ('..,PI11 dhou! '-,lllOkmg<,harmful ef Not all of the challengers for MIchIgan ommbus trade bIll lu"t vetoed by PreSIdent hbrary o.,elVICf'C; ((.(I" on thf' bor!y, WI' don't poslhons have announced their candIda- residents Reagan. The mJllngl' rpqw,,,t 111 I1P( d n11\ "llggPo.,tlOI110 our CIes, but Incumbents who arf' expected to eludee; a 04 111111 I,Uo.,('III tl\(' young Itl,lt "!nokII1g I" cool, As can be seen by these excerpts, offi- disagree seek re-electIOn already arf> 1pttmg theIr hh~~ry :1~,"{"C ~~mcn~ tlll "dlilt 01 <.,m<11I I \\oultl like CIals cannot affOld to be modf'<;t when ISSU To thE.' EditOl-: constItuents know VIa newsletters or public lilo.,thbl ary mJllag(' mCIe.I"c <.,101P 0\\ n( I.., 10 !'pmove them mg theIr newsletters and lef.,'1slatlve re \Vp, the undp'''lgll('d dl'-d that they have to compete have mClea<.,('de;uh"tanll,l]h, 1 hpll! For example, DaVId P Cavanagh, a \VhIIIWI Hr! II pll!plll \{(..,1 Democrat who IS the 1st District's county WIth hterally thousands of other elected of- as ha<;thp pllbllc'" \1<.,0of t f1(' Chri ... Julian hhntrlPo., dpncp (M,l\ 2f) 1"'-<111h \\ commISSIOner, has recently Issued a report fiCIals for m€>dJa attention and they natu- (;m""p Pointe Park chOlc('",for <1]tl'ln,ll1\ P h01]<., Throughout It... 1O'i Vl'ol] card hstlng hIS first-year accomphshments rally find It most f>ffectlve to blow thf'lr mg') 1'11(' pI I< P" \011 'jllot, own politIcal horns lust bPfOl'(lelpctlOn hl"lory, AAt TW h:1.., "llp under four headings' east~Hde roads, comm portpd ..,!lOng p\lbh( hb,,\! \ ch Iwmg hlghr I th,ll] (Ith" TheIr actlon<; m p <;f>lf-c;ervmg,of course, Drivers need umcatlOn, county financf's and pubhc <.,\"tpme; nnr! no\\. \\ II h 1)1(' ...uch hOI11P" '" ..,llllph !lot safety but offiCIals can and do chllm that they are CUllpnt P,\pl(hlOn of (OmJ1)1l tl'll<' wlwll \on (0110.,Idp)III II protection on 1he monthly )d!P 11\! 1111" " In hIS report, he claimed crf'dlt for hf>lp Just reporting to then' constItuents who nl(',lt1On tp( hl1ologv, \\1 fppj t\\O I1waI0., n rI,l\ ,111<1 hi mg mah' a dlfferenct: on such mattRrs as would not haw much hasis for f'valuatlng It 1" dllUbh ImpOl1.tnt th,1I Lakeshore th('lr work \\llhout th(l If'gl<;latlvf> IPports \\('('klv c1P.l11ll1g of t hr IJl,III grass cutting and road Improvements on our IJhIHII(,o.,hp ,Hl!',!Il.ltl'h '[ () thf' EditOl-: ment It al"o Ill( lurlr <., the east SIde, expanSlOn of Metropohtan And thaI "ef>ms to be tnle funded WI' \\ollkl 11k(' to com • Rlwef>klv hl1PI1 (mrl to\\ \Vf' 11rgp a e;1Iong ..po.,vo!I' Airport and findmg solutIOns to the coun- 1I1('lld))1 SmgPI11 fOl hl'-, 1('1 cl<' Yet constltuent<;, aftel all, still have the fOl the l1hl,1I)I011 ,hlIW 1:] !('I conC('1nl11g pI otcrl IV(' ty's fiscal Cfl!-lIS. oppOltumty to accept or reJect any candI- • lJ~(' of a l)('au1If ul <.,\\I III Kay Kirby b'll I)('1<.,on Lake<'hOI(' Road DemocratIc state Sen. John Kelly, whose date's claIms or the npw'1 medIa's recom- mmg pool \\-lth ,I dl1(II'/I Pre"idf'nt 111 (.1 OO.,,,PP01l1teFm m.o., term WIll not expIre untIl Jan 1, 1991, re- mendatIOns when electIOn day rolls Grosse Pointe Branch, watpr cxel!']"p !)logl,llll cently weIghed m WIth what he called a SUlCldp" or no, dnver" thH'p t1nlC"a \\t'pk around That IS, of courRe, what democracy American A.."ociation ..,hOllldhavl' "ome protectIOn "legislatIve update " IS all about of Univ('r ..ity Womf'n 01 "j ](.pt hght Illg on thp lakp

------~------~------~--~--_._---- ~--- Even though 6Travlty hus been developed a perspective Uecause We're no longer relegated to Artificial domg Its Job - even though I of I'm smack in the middle of a rocking chaIrs and housedresses, tc~ ~'.y:~:tc~bjt3 fOi iJcop]c m) <.4~\: contInuum that allows me to senSIble shoes, the kItchen, the 01 younger - even though It look backward AND forward_ I coffee machIne, advertlsementb take", longer and COHh mOl e to sweetie Ube my faIlures to plot future for floor wax and bran flakes, or gel gUb"lCd up to appeal 111 pub- successes a place beSIde, and slightly be- lic - bemg oldel IWb mOle I have developed, through ex- hInd, the spotlight that shlOe" sours me b "houldble good Ill'\\ than bad pertence, a healthy skeptiCIsm on successful Silver haired hus I got a telephone call last As a woman of a ('PI tam age, (S~ I'm no longer sucked In by bands. II eek flom a GI o~"e POlllte bU"1 mIdway between nubile and ma- hawkers of maIl-order dIamonds, ne""mdn In 11Is 50s When we ti only, I have advuntageb that Margie Reins Smith diet pIlls, magazIne artICles that We have character lmes, not filllbhed ow con\ el ",atlOn - a my youngel COLllltPIpm t" LILk promIse to show me how to ex- crowsfeet We're npe Seasoned Mellow ...tlletly hU"lIle"" type dlscm,"lOn Getlll1g tan I" not ImpOlldnt pand my wardrobe WIth scarves, ahout a Ilew" "to! y - he '>aId, anymOle If I LOuld lecclptllle all entry-level Jobs that pay $50,000 Matunty IS accompanied by a , ['hank", "Wel'tle ' the tune I "pent I))O!lmg my tIes dccordmg to when our hall' I look forward to a qUIet eve. a year and allow me to work at mood of serenity and stabIlIty, of Ill' doeo.,n't know me He limbs on beadl towl'l", I LOuld \IOuld look ItS best We cancelled mng at home. home In my spare tIme, pet shop surVIval and perspective We doe,>n't know If I'm a "weetJe 01 wllte a "tea my stOJmy I)('"t sell ddtes, cut classes, refused to be I have my own magazIne owners who assure me that both have careers We're sexy We're not Ill' doesn't know my age - mg novel about Glo""e Pomte, 01 photographed, scheduled and res- Lear's - the magazIne for the gerbIls are males, "easy" OJ ahve and Interested a,1d interest- 1\ IIiLh I" defillltely beyond thll d edl n d Ph D III P f1 ull Lyell' on autom,lt I( ell) el" \\a'm't r1ean, 01 dry, or properly the gumptIOn to do somethIng bulge salls Into Its 40s, that hardy, blooming bunth of un A" I look fOlI\a1d to my NO! I" hall ImpOlt,mt dny LUlled beSIdes mamtaIn their body tem- grown-up accomplished women slllkable surVIVOI" (dlwm) mUlllblemumbleth bllth mOle Hl'fOll' uulmg IIon0., \\ el e I get fewel colds AccordIng to peratures and grow long finger- are finally gettmg some respect We Cdn look fOI\\ ,1I d to out rid) It ..,lem,> dppl opllate to Itst pel{eLted, young wOlllen spent dOLto!", by the time we hIt 35 or nails People hke EliZabeth Dole, Pubhc opmIOn IS upbeat and flat lastIng most of the mrn ouf- age IIll' ,t(h dllLlgeo., of bell1g dn gl eat e1ulI1k" of [line \Indel the '>0, I\e've already caught most of Shana Alexander, Cory AqUInO, tenng fOl women who have sw'- oldel \\ omdll hood" of hot hdll dnel" Illtb the Icky VIruses, flu bugs and Betty Fnedan and Margaret vlved theIr 30s With a sense of If one of tho",e men Lalls me a I ,II tllPII long, \\ ('( Ildll II Olll1d '1'hel e e mdn" Outgl oWll1g gal den varIety diseases and Thatcher humor and vItalIty, and who gal, 01 deal Ie, or s\\eetlf' - I'm the ..,\\eelle deslgndtlOn I" one of dlOlllld LY IlI1del" thl' "Ill' of Clo we've bUilt up some mdustnal I've had some time and some have accumulated a bIt of sophIS- gonna break hlb leg And say, tlH'11l 10'\ bottlp,> We planned dLtl\ I "tl ength ImmUnItieS expenences I have a past I've tIcation and a dash of style "Sorry, Bustel "

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~tJ~ ---~~/------J~ p,.!,." A, Salina' NEWS ITEM•• fO~lGN lOU~SM l~ Back from nver where It was found on ers, but last yeal Heliel dutI- Lake Ene In OntarIO, Canada fully dehvered 10 pounds of sau UP \N M\CHlGAN. the Breeze sage to Kennedy's CapItol HIll No, It's not the origInal title A great wager office. ~ 111* " ~, III from the famous movIe with a For the second consecutIve Let's keep the ktelbasa home I.~ I. IIlWIii' I'~IllIt ,~ slmllar name. year, Congressman Denms Her- Go PIstons! Letters have been arrIving at tel has challenged Congressman I~ : :~I~Ill/I lIlJIII~II~ lUll the Grosse POInte Academy as Joseph Kennedy of Boston on W At« OF OU~ people are findIng balloons sent the outcome of the NBA Eastern ~1I1111 I1I1I 1111 /I!lIII/~ GE~ VISITO~ aloft on March 18. Conference playoffs between the »11111111111 Il~ 111M As part of an annual nation- DetrOIt Pistons and the Boston A good citizen Ttl.L US WHAl 1111/ WIde Weekly Reader WritIng lCK B\EN 'I'~ III11IHII 1/1/1 Celtics We at the Grosse Pomte News THOS,INlilMS Pals Balloon Contest, Academy Undaunted by his bet to Ken- WIsh to thank the conscientIOus M\~K\~N?! 1IIIIIIIf 1111/ students partiCipated In the nedy last year, he saId, "The ~TANbrO~! 11111 cItIzen who S,1\1 a lut and run ~H IlllU launch. next tIme Paul Revere rIses, he aCCIdent occur on Kercheval last The school WIth the farthest wIll be shoutIng 'the Pistons are week 11111 UUI traveled all' mIles card, attached comIng, the PIstons are com- Seems the woman saw the ac- to the balloons, w1l1 receIve Ing.' " 1111\ II CIdent, wrote down the plate of UUI $500 And here's the bet. the offendmg vehicle and placed \1$ One Academy second-grader Hertel figures that if the PIS- It on the car of one of our em- Tim French, received a letter tons WIn, Kennedy ought to fork ployees from Rome, N.Y. Lauren Klein's over 10 pounds of East Coast It IS the second tIme that thIS balloon also traveled to New lobster, and If the Pistons lose, paltlcular car has been struck York, where It was found In a he ShIpS 10 pounds of Ham- whIle the employee waf:, at WOlk, trailer park in Red Creek ~ tramck kIelbasa but It IS nice to know that ther e I Another balloon, sent by Gino Not sure If that's what you are people out there wIlhng to D' Agostini, sailed across the call one of your "even-up" wag- take the tIme to help out

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told thel l' were 0) dl'l e:;IIO!l1 tll{' changed scientIfic theories about wood. PolIce sald the bIrds were June 15, 1972- Pentagon ,. Mals protectmg a nest full of baby The New York TImes repOlted Henry Kls"mger left W,l"hmg Federal Judge Stephen A. bIrds In some bushes In the area that an eX-intelligence aide Said ton fOi hiS foUlth \ ISlt to Chma Roth ordered mass busing for The 61st annual Grosse Pointe 111'1Unit, the 12th Heconnalse:; He was "chedull>d to dls( U"" poc; DetrOit and Its suburbs The Horse Show was scheduled at ,lnce Intelltgence Tpchlllcal '11ble thl edts t(\ Cbll1e"p natIOnal plan he proposed mvolved the the Hunt Club More than 350 Squm!Jon, planned the 1970 c;ecUllt) c[llised bl' tl1(' \\at In bue:;mg of more than 310,000 horses from the Umted' States bomhll1g laid" on North Viet Vietnam 1,'1 ade school and Jumor hIgh stu- and Canada were scheduled to nam that the All Force clalllwd Tlw "pac('('ldfi Mm l11l'l q \\a" dpnt" The state of MIchIgan SaId compete at the show. \\ el P "defelhlvP re.lc(lOns' "ev ())bltmg t1w planpt 1\1.110., ,1I1d It would appeal the deciSIOn Joan Hanpeter and MUIr B PI.lI dav" l)pfOle they took place sendlllg hack photOgl,tpho., of the Wilham D Ruckelshaus, ad Snow won four-year terms on the 'We knc\\ \\e welen't ,<,upposeel pl,met "lIlface 111l' r"lta col- mmlstratOI' of the Envlronmen. Grosse Pomte Board of Educa to do It Iw ".lId, 'hut \ve I\PIP lrc(rd h\ Mal mPI q III ao.,tIcnlly tal PlotectlOn Agency, put a ban, tlOn efTpctlve Dec 31, 1972, on all Grosse Pomte Park deCided to lI"e of the pe"tlclde DDT Ruckel- hft a ban on lIquor sales on elec "hilll" made hiS deCISIOn after tIOn day A state law requlflng thl (,P yeal f:, of legal proceedmg such a ban had recently been reo ,llld public heanngs on the Issue pealed, and the other POIntes I'!Jl ..,afe~) of 40 pel Lent uf tilt:: /ldU already lIfted Similar oans flpl't of B 52 bombers was found Mark GrImes, Duncan Camp to 1)(' Jeopardized by structural bell, Craig Cox and Jim Curto of Gerri Unger I1ml" that "howed up under Boy Scout Troop 156 were made hl',l\y U'>P In the bombmg of Eagle Scouts Sales, Sports on the Hill NOith VIetnam The Defense A rash of blkp thefts In the ])pplIIi mC'llt I'efu~d to reveal the Shores and Woods warned po- B"llk ('1110 Hat IIIP of thp flawc; lIce, who urged chIldren to keep \( till H"I)( II HI dfill d VlOlpllcp hetween the Com bike.., locked and out of Sight

,\( t 1('-,'-, Ji'l/Ill 0 ,'-,1" "Wid nHlIlI"t Tupamaro factIOn and \101 " 1//1 H(I\ \L HilI' lIght 1\mg n:dctlOnal'leS m Uru Historic day trip I'Ll\ ('hilI ," II/II gO'!1 thi patenpd the long lIVed ('!I((, , 1\ '-.1"", p( ,I( pflll dp!l10CIacy of that coun The War MemOrial 1" "ponS0f \('\\ "I ,l'>t(,1 I ()III 131 /)J, (1/1 t I , C Illgllay had had a stable mg a day tnp Tuesday, June 14, \1, 1I.':,lIlIW H. /'. I / {II/III , (I.. (;m dI'll gOVPInmcnt smce 1903 that will appeal to anyone mter ( 'rliI I 111111,,1 ./1111 /'II::/-!, IIdr/ ested m hl<;torICpre<;<>rvatlOn n, /11)1/ 1"1 I I 1'/(" \'1 \1"I' Ipl'l Participant" wIll fir"t VISIt LI ,Hld ,1 !tItle hit of lu( k Pun h,l<'P d r,IHle II( kl'1 trom u<,II) 111'111'1/1 lill' / II/Ii , \111'-,!1 voma where a gUldpd tour of (.-lPU( hill ,",our> KII( '1I'n .-lnd YOlr II h,wl' d (h,Hl( (' to 1\ 111 Ih" 111'.1/111'111 J III ( ,I Ill\! 1 !?, (II h I!ril ~ Greenmead Ie:; planned The df,lmond np(kla«' ,md lenn", hr,l(plpI It (on'>I'h oll\() hlllll,lllt Ilil l /)/)J.', Grosse Pointe, polIce I ll "l '\111111 d In home, bUIlt m 1841, I" h<;ted on dt,lmol1d, wl'lghll1g .Ipproxln1,Hf'ly 7 (Mah 101,11()r 'lOll 111.'1 1)( "H' hi ok(' llP ,1 ""Ipcp m" at North ""pCll t No" h/ll/ the NatIOnal Reh'1ster of hl<;tonc 11IChao)'" 1'111 11'.11'1 n, II /1,1 'III" " Its orlh'1nal conditIOn Jlol) kmg lot and werE' dnnkmg ~top In and 1,1kl' ,1 look Chaol offi \ l( It 11111 ""pot ner man ...lOn BUIlt In 1867 for ll,l!.., to the "crne The <;tudents I' 1\ !>Iltl Fond lirll hi I III' I III., MIChigan's fin,t three term gov WPIP co operatIve In c1eanmg up 1'/1011« J))lllk /' /I "\ 1/111 I I prnor, the home IS a fine exam thp ,Ilea, and thp crowd broke up edmund AHEE jewelers HI "LUll ,lilt (;'1),.,1 I'lIlflll' Ilrll H (~1I1 /11111"1 pie of VICtomm Itallanate style t. hy 1 :W H m Thl' nll\ ~~I'WI'/(' of architecture ~!>l1g A 1.1year old gIrl reported 20139 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods HI I 1\,lt 1011 01 Hohb, K/llllln~ The tnp leaves at 9 a m and that "black bIrds" were attack. 1'1'1 P. ('\ • Hilde {)(,()fJ!f. returns at 4'30 pm Fee IS $27 Ing pab<.,(>rsby on Marter Road per person For more mforma- 886-4600 hptwecn Hawthorne and Holly- tlOn, call 881.7511

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Each week lTl Ow, wlumn, we It uentlfic expenment or a wood h \l "I ,Just about when the ted !VorklTlg prOJed, a book reUlell' ~ \1 € wandered The foluJwlng II(1., WII!ten by ,I d()\\ n by the liVe! She WdS JUbt Emlfy Fleury, a tlllrd gUlllei a/ j ,hout to wdde 111 when MI e, RIChard School She I~ Ill( \Ir>lhl "u eclmed, "Someone don't daughter of Tom and Julie I. t hel go 111 the watel "he Fleury of C'OI>",'Po/!/te lwlm'" (~Ul(k db d tlae,h, Ralph rdn <10\111 to the liVe! dnd lunged fOl The Unhappy t1lP baby mouse He caught the mouse JUbt befO!e the <. un ent Chimpanzee ldl ned her away Thew 1\ PI (' "Oh hum," 'Rfl1ph th" ('h,m "houtb of JOY "Hun ahl" someol1P _. y • pamee murmUl ed "I helve noth . . :~'~ -,":: 5_ "::- ':_... .;- bCI eamed, and Ralph actually mg, nothmg to do" He popped e,mtled . . ~ . . . another Jellybean m hlb mouth ~~: "., ... He was dozing It was the morn -. mg .. ' . '. '" .:' - TJIlI> space I~ 0PPII to any I>tu Meanwhile m Central Square, dellt III the Gf(),,~e POIllte puol/( Save trees the other ammals of the ram fOl Emily Fleury or prwate 'o( hool Wi>tem f,olll est were gathered fO! a meetmg grades 1 through 12 Brownie Troop 462 from Kerby School have saved 36 feet of newspaper which amounts to "He's so unhappy," exclaimed , Ye", \\hat '1 good lded Let's Send your elltry alollg II lth a sparing 12 trees. In addition. they know that recycling helps the environment. They delivered Mrs Alhgator have one" So next Saturday picture to Student Spotlight, their papers to the Recycling Center on Cook Road and Cha1fonte. Shown are Erica Knill. "Yes, I agree," seconded Mr Ralph Cline to the ted There Orol>,e Pomte Newl>, 96 Ker Brooke Hughes. Ellie Bott. Jordan Strahler. Erica Dieckmann. Leslie HarrelL Deanne Raab. Anteater They were gathered \\ao; coconut candy, ted (of cheval, 0,osse POInte Par m,~ Dionne Carloni. Kelly Smythe. Sarah Sudnick and Maureen Osuna. together because they wanted to course), banands IRalph'b [avO!' 48236, or drop It off at the offiLe cheer up Ralph "How about a lte) and an J..,,,oltment of other If you would !tke the photo re tea given m hIS name?" sug- thmg'- Then the tea "tarted turned, enc!Me a stamped and gebted MISS Monkey MISe, ~10nkey stm ted passIng out self addressed ell uelope 13 schools recognized WASHINGTON, D.C.- Thirteen Michigan elelllentary schools were am.ong 287 nationally

nallled by the Education + Department as winners of its 1987 -88 School Recognition Program. The 13 are: Bingham., Field trip Birlllingham.; Caledonia, Following a field trip to the Natural Science Museum in Ann Arbor where they learned about fossils and dinosaurs. these students from the Giving Tree Montessori School took a Caledonia; Creative Arts moment to pose for a group photo in front of the museum. Academy, Benton Harbor; 355 FISHER RD~ U.~,S,PICK.UPDAllY 882.510U Green, West Bloomfield; OPEN 8 to 5 30 p m DABY \Npd til Noon - Closed Sund3Y WE DELIVER p~1Eis .....t::..--. CVAR! lI8iS _CIA A JUN{2N~ tiJ Grosse Pointe Academy, riJ r ..,...~ -rr1 1Y1., C/rLCA 3RD & 4TH Grosse Pointe Farm.s; GROSSE POINTE'S LARGEST DELIVERY SERVICE Hickory Grove, Bloolllfield ~~~rE~~~\I~~~M':;~~~E~g)fU q)fP[ 4SH fIS~ CHICKEN 4_ '\ $139 WINTERSSLICED FRESH Hills; Hornung, Brighton; BREAST~'U.;: J LB -\ BOLOGNA WHITE FISH $139 ~ I $199 $1)98 Lakewood, Milford; North LB' '- iii ~ir LB _LB "CHALET SUZANNE' PEPSI-2 LITER STAUFFER'S BUMBLE BEE Christian School, ROMAS INOUEP,CHIVE SALE 9911.+DEP CHERRYo~LOSSOM ALASKA SOCKEYE " TOASTED MARSHMALLO RED SALMON WATERCRESS REG &DIET ONLY COOKIES Kalamazoo; Oakley Park, $199 BAG 9911. 7911- CAN ICE" " PKG $3~~oz Walled Lake; St. Francis,

CHERCHIES GORTON'S ORIGINAL MOTT"S SALAD DRESSING Traverse City; Sunset CODFISH APPLE ~~ SI>ECIAL RECIPE ' LE~ON OILL,GOLOEN MEDITERRAN, FRENCH CAKES JUICE TOPPINGS COUNTRY, HONEY BUTTERSCOTCH CARAMEL Lake, Vicksburg, and HOT FUDGE ~USTAnD $269 CAN BOTTLE 99~ Walter R. Bemis, Troy. CALIFORNIA JUMBO JUICY RED CANTALOPES ARTICHOKES PLUMS @ The Grosse Pointe Academy Come See How Good A School Can Be! NEW SMALL LARGE CROP NEW RED GREEN PEPPERS POTATOES OR Call Mrs, Molly McDermott, CUCUMBERS Director of Admissions, 39~LB }1100 for more information or a personal tour - 886-1221

• June 2,1988 Grosse Pointe News 9A Four ULS student writers gamer honors The Detroit Free Press named eighth and ninth grades), fresh- orable mention. Karen Galsterer, four University Liggett School man Lynn Smkel, of Grosse of Grosse Pointe, won an honora- students as winners in the 1987- Pointe, won a commendation in hIe mention in the Short, Short 88 Free Press Writing Award the Sketch category. Story category. contest. In the Senior Division (10th, The contest, held annually In 11th and 12 grades), three jun- Smith selected conjunction Wlth Wayne State IOrs took honors. Rachel Knees- University and the Charles Mott haw, of Detroit, won a commend- Nicole SmIth, UnIversity LIg- FoundatIon, honors good writmg atlOn In Short Story, and in the gett School senIor, IS one 01 eIght in junior and sel1lor high schools same category, Kamina Bran- metropolItan area students cho- In the JunIOr DIViSIOn (<;cventh, don, also of DetroIt, took an hon- sen to participate m the Child- ren's InternatIOnal Summer VII lage Brownell makes music Smith, the daughter of Ed TIlt' HI 0\\ liP)] ('Ollcel t B \Ild ,j I ,It Ing of Exu'lIpnt The Brow ward and Carol Smith of DetrOIt, ,lJ1d ()ldw"tl,1 IMltJ(lpltpd III III II 01 chestlH \\ a" the highest WIll travel to France a'l the the I\1LI"J( 111 till' P,uj"" h,tl\dl I Itl d t'J)"Plllblp at the fe"tlval, American delegate to a tlllCP ,it CptLl! POlllt oJ) ;VI1\ I I It IIld Ihe olll\' gloup to I('CP1Ve a week program for 17 and 18 \\a" t1H' 111,,1 tlmp lll"llllhll'" I Ililil III '"l1l!lC1101 year olds ~(:7- !lorn (;10"'-.(' 1'1l11l1!' IIllddll ..,choul" pl" fIll !ll('d ,It 11\ IIlU I ~ "tatp UlIllpdlt lllll '1'11('1 p \\ liP l'i m"t 11l1lll'lIt t1 en"Pll1h]p<., It oIII \\ p<.,( VII g 1111<1 Kpntuckv, IJlmoj", Uhlo amI DAZZLING STYLE l'vIlcllIgcln GIOUp" \\ el e Judged 1)\ ,1dJu(l! C,ltO!" It om OhIO Stdte U nl\ el "Ily ,1I1d I "ted SlIPPllOl Excpl t1 MetropolItan area high school HUI on, Nlta Kulkarni of Utica, at The Grosse Pomte Academy tutIOn students were honored recently Ivhlldm Mueller of Wanen, and blOadened their knowledge of A" a specled trIP, "tudent" VI" at Ford Audltonum for high aca- Beth Blrgbauer, Sandelb Chae, the country's capitol and history Ited Capitol HilI where they saw demIC achIevement by the na- DaVid Lombard and ElIzabeth thlOUgh a tnp to Washmgton, the Capitol, Supreme Court and tIOnal college honor socIety, PhI Prus of Grosse Pomte DC, May 4 6. the Library of Conf.,'1es<; edmund t. AH EE jewelers Beta Kappa. Thlough the gene IoSlty of Phi Sponsored by the Academy Roundmg out then educa At theIr 40th annual honors Beta Kappa's MatIlda R WIlson and the National 4-H CouncIl, tIonal program was the VISIt to 20139 Mack Avenue, Crosse Pointe Woods conventIOn, PhI Beta Kappa Fund. Blrgbauer also recel\ ed a the students began wIth VISIts to the ArhngtlOn National ceme lauded the performance of seven $2,000 scholarship for her 4 a the NatIOnal All' and Space Mu- tery. lwo Jlma MemOllal and the 886.4600 ULS semors Pam Ah of Port average <;cum, Ford's Theatre, Lincoln VIetnam Veteran MemOrIal r _------a,Magnificent Marina Condominiums A JURIED ART FAIR • • • Priced from only $92,990 Canadian Many Michigan boatin,g enthusiasts have QUall!', features ace too numerous to co\er but mdude: . already selected a Manner Village home. • Und'erground Parlung • Elevators. Woodburnml?; FIreplaces - Central Atr - Storage and laundry WIth excitingly Atlantic extenors, and spaclOu, one-floor \ ~ • Nearb\ golf cour,e - plus so much more tntenors, ~Ianner Village prO\~des a supenor \acatlon ~~ \ ltfestvle Your boat a\\ alts at vour door" One, 1\\0 and three bedroom condomtnlUm homes are The beaunful blue ....aters of the 5t Clair RIHr and a\atlabk, all at tremendous Canadian Dollar values Lak~ Huron beckon \011 to pin "Boat 1111'S optIonal. Call collect for YOUrfree brochure \ x;:~ 1.\ Open Dally 11 to 7 Weekends 10 to 6 -, .. 11 ',t;

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Hours: lues 9-5 Wed 9-7 lhurs, Fri & Sat 9-8 Closed Sun & Mon 16523 Harper, Detroit, Mi. AdmlSSlon- $1.00 to support the 882-9030 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Northeast GUidance Center's ( BETWEEN CADIEUX & WHITTIER) PLEASE CALL 824-8000 Mental Health Care Programs June 2, 1988 ""'.... n_: 1t\1,...'.fC!' 10A UIU.o~c r v _ - F'l-tJ~ lk Q~L _ For grandparent's rights By William R. Bryant Jr. Imes for a grandpa! ent to obtam a nght to l'hoo'>l' how thpy \\ ant House Representallve VISItatIOn nghts when a cluld I'> thp:l c.hJl ~Oll1e pmtll'ulJ.l parents to petitIOn the courts or ents may file fOi VISitatIOn J e,l..,on \\)1\ ItatlOn mg, such as a divorce, I~ takmg patent" I"n t a plOblpf)\ But nghts under certam CIrcum- place Under the new law, mo tlwle r'lllldlen Thp..,e bill.., plOVIdp ,1 ceased or If custody has been of thIS legislatIOn feel that the mean:" whell~by the\ can tOI\ ItI that a grandparent can petItIOn that we don't lIcense parents dnd ddoptrng legl"latlOl1 which pi 0 the COUILI> if d p,uellL hdl> WIth- they are allowprl to mRke bad Lell~,

You've faised yOUf faIn il y hefe. _. Your friends and clubs /f afe hefe... ",;. RE-ELECT You rea!!y do not want FRED ADAMS to leave ... TO THE I il, HI \J.-, ( 111111',111\ 1... (lff, rLll~ 11l111qll' but llllIItU{ 11pportUl1Il\ W, h.I\' lour

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(hlt"'HI, til, \ .Ippl.lr '" tr.HlIt1l1l1.11 (1111't1l111wl1H' Wh,lt 1111"" thlm (olldo111111IU111, t ... tll.l! l!l, Ir 2 (.It g.lf .,gl ~ lH 10till d 11ll1ll 111lddk .11/ till pr1\.H \ of OBJECTIVE INFORMED EXPERIENCED ,1 '111gk Ll1l1lh hOllH 111d 11011, 01 t1l, I will continue to seek Input from community 11l.llIlt,ll.ll1ll groups and the views of my fellow Citizens I will co"tlnue to support quality education at r our lOlld0l1ll!11111l1, l\ 1l1.1hll I'rH , d the lowest pOSSible cost to the taxpayers trom 'i 12() ')()(1 I will continue to make deCISions based on what I behe ....e to be In the best mterests of all concerned

A PROVEN RECORD OF RESPONSIBLE TRUSTEESHIP Call us and we will show you • Current PreSident of G,-osse Pomte School Board PreVIOusly served as our version of "Roots". Boord Vice PreSident and Secretary • Member. legislative Committee Michigan ASSOclotlon of School Boards '"11IE • Trustee Emeritus Western Michigan UnlvE>rc;lty (24 years service on Unlverstty Board) Committee to Re-elect Fred Adams to School Board BLfOO~ CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (~()~II~\.,\y Fronk J Sioden Jr Dorothy Kennel Joseph L Hudson Jr Phylhc; Robbldeou Lowrence Kennedy Lmda lloyd (313) 881-6100 Coryl Korber Treasurer POl1 tor by Commlttea to Re eleci Fred Adoms to School Boord 910 Westchester Rd Grosse Pointe Pork MI 48230 Developers of Dodge Place, Windwood Pointe, Moravian Wood'i & ~ch('rhr()ok

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II I fill! Illlll' dlll'LtOl, lIoch. of tlll' I11OJllll1l('nt 'I lit' ~Oll I I () I" '111\1 "You Icalli 11.'\1' to tllf I' ll'd Ill\ (dlhel, he \Vd':> ,,0 mOlHlIJWllt to Hppl t llell 11 II ) ,d II' Johdn Allen lecalb, power II III I I'IH, It 1" 'iltuated t!l FllIlt 1I0t I II Jllh,11l \ , ... lill,lIly mlloduced 110m till' FI"lll'l Rody 1 pl'lll "lid hi hdd ,Ibout 20 f,econd> c!o"e to the ut\'\ Auto \\ 01 irl tl, "pi ,d, ' ...he "HIghs "What mU'ieum The I1Hll1UIlH'llt I 'o,lid hI '1\ ~ Hc' told them, styled Jlke an opell book. Llp"llil f hi \If Ik "'1)(',t1(~ 10l It'>ell' of flPlI1g )(' People \~e've pane!:" featul p a ~1('1\ of t he ,I II \ rill'! "'1 l>lll tl) 11>,1Ih ,>tucly It, to down "t\l~" 110m the t!lc,HI(, IO'd, I I I ,pIli, 10 It And tlt(, UAW wa" Il1g out, 0l1(' flam till' Ollhld III Ph t( h\ JlLJ!\ () (om J \lIdl o P\' ltld 01 PI It They consld Iookmg 111 ,md tll'Pll 11011, 01 rr I (' 01 19'1Ci ('I « I \ "But he IS a cm pentel dnd t1me" .lite I d0111g the layout 111 was a chdBle to IUltlll.'1 dp\ p\OI' I PI I]'!(" ,hr tflO!l of thp plOjeet Within thlce day", he ha.d thc pencil Thcl e ,\ Cl e 88 tIles of hel hJetrme 1I1I.Cll:"\. III thL' dll flont ...pal'> m,H!e of ...ohd I' .11 11011 Lilt 10 fim"h TheIl' \Va,> old walls I emoved dnd 1ecycled teAt and then the headlme", \\ hlch she had el1lp]O\ ed f (Ii 1m ced glout ,md Ill"t 11h d h\ III( pOI ~ lI,mt "hot of a Idld all 'ikJlIl'd autowOl kel'" Pl'ojllp \1 ho mto worh. tables In the mean tJn1Cllnes and donOl names to many yecll s cl~ a 1egl'>tel cd ()l( u tIme, I had gone to 01110 and had fim'3h Then evel}-thmg had to patlOnal thel apl"t, mothel ,lllll l\ltOII ''I kl I ...t lld\'ll1g the monu vIew the p]('((' Cdn "It III (11(' 111'111 d P 111 thought And seen altu,ts U'img a new type of be liled art teachel ' ::>eat'> ,lIle! ,IImo"t ft'el ,I p,lI t o! 1111I h \Iondl'ilulli warm the \VOl k SPl Into t)1(' hi'" Ji "Iant bOdl d that would bp jU"t "The tIle" \\ ere so big, the." 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RICHARD G. SOLAK 2 liter.. J e • . . (,1''\ III,O!", (11'r(ILH!\ L.----- _ P'L' i PEPSI, SLICE, PEPSI FREE, MOUNTA.i. ,u , ":"M~" June 2,1988 1?A Grosse Pointe News Incumbent, 3 challengers vie for 2 seats on school board board's decision and Dr. Whrit- By Peter A. Salinas 111 October and cancel n~ ovel prove at once He sald he IS sup ward not havmg a mandated fig- or runmng on one particular is- ner," she said. Adding that she Staff Writer taking away pmt (ll South'~ ath pOltlVe of IIbl ary expansIOn and ure Imposed on It That would do sue. didn't know all the details of the Thl ee men and one woman letlc lield dlld pdl kll1g that pet haps a modified scaled- nothmg but legislate medlocnty The most Important issues fac- "did the blgge..,t IS"lle back plan would meet With voter There should be no artificial ing the school district, says Kon- controversy, she felt those who made the decision were qualified 011 t}w GIOSse Pomte Board of faung thl' dl~tllCt III the month" apploval lmllt Imposed A slgmficant por- sler, are school financing at the to make it and were the only I 11 '- r\twn at the annual "chool and :.em S dhead I.., financlIlg on He sees the major Issues fac- tIOn of people bve here because state level and getting the mil- ( , t Ion ~et for Monday, June 13 both the local 'lIld "tate level II1g the dlbtllct as school financ- of the school system People need lage renewal passed locally in ones that had all the facts. I he:. ale Fred W Adam::., EI' Adam'> "did h<:>hdl> ..,tudted the II1g tefoltn and the dlstnct's own the local option to do what they March 1989 She said she feels that the four-tenths mill increase for the 1 ,~t Beuchler, TImothy H Ho\', VdIIOU"plupo"dl.., now belllg '>ug financial affau'> He sald financ- want They should be given that "It is going to be tough to libraries is "absolutely necessar- ]( tt and Glona J Konsler ge"ted 111 the ..,tdte Legl"ldture mg I efOlm IS needed at the state chOice" have taxpayers realize that the t>,. \ anety of Issues face the on thl ..,tdte legl..,ldtIV(' COl111111t le\ el, but does not SUppOlt any How lett sald another Issue fac- millage has to be passed to con- y" for the libraries to maintain current levels of operation. hd 11 d 111 the month" ahead, mo"t tee of the :\1ldllgdll A"..,OlldtlOn plan that would cap the number mg the dlstnct IS the gUIdance tmue on With our cunent pro- llldlOltantly what \\111 happen to of School B(klld" 01 mtll" d local school distllCt and counsehng SItuatIOn grams," she SaId "Failure of that millage re- the dl..,tllct'::. fundmg If I>tate Ipg Hl' ~dld he h'h heen to Ldn could lev) "My own ImpressIOns at quest would be a real loss for the community," she said ''The li- bl ,I r)J " decIde on a school financ smg almo"t e\ el) month 111 the "1 do not ,>UppOlt any plan PIerce are that the counselors brary system needs to be ex- 'I' j efO!m package I,ht tl1JPl' \ l'db xpan pl,m)" need" to be dddre"sed, but people removed Immediately" She said she has been invited I JI j bond I<,sue, the dlstllct \\ III , MmntalllJng the fiuoJl1te ought to be He said the board has not h \ otel.., to approve a foul' tegllty of thl.., "dlOO] ::.y"tem I~ db Ie to plo\'lde the kmd of edu done anythll1g of which he IS to partICipate on the Library Ex- 'lllth" mtll II1crease June 13, '>0 the m(",t ImpOItdnt LOll(elU \\ e cdtlOlIdl prog13m they determme CritIcal, and added that the stra- pansIOn Committee, but could not because of time constraints. ,J'c lIbrary can mall1tam lllll cnt lace," he "aid "We LKC bond I" they \\ ant to provIde" tegIC planmng efforts the board I( \el ...of operatIOn SUl''', millage l'dmpalgn" dud Buechler SUppOlts a strong vo has approved Wll! benefit the dls- She said that if it were up to her, l:>hewould not rel>ubmit the J allOWing IS 111101 matlOn on bulldll1g dnd lI1ha"tructure Ie wtlOnal educatIOnal program tnct same plan, but would scale back < I( Ii c Gro..,sl' POll1tp "dwol" hd\e that the dlstnct lUrrently pro "ThIS IS a seriOUS Issue that set an eAtlmple for bemg bC'autl vldes He saId that there are must be addressed 111 terms of the proposal in places. fully mdllltamed, and we mtend many students wlthm the sys. dollars," he SaId "A cost-benefit "I thought it was a wonderful to uphold that tl adltlOn tern who are not college-onented, analySIS should be done to deter- plan," she noted, "but I think and that the vocational Pl'O- mine what pnonty the varIOus the general public felt it was too b'1:ams can be expanded Without plans shold get" big a bite to take all at once." Ernest Buechler spendmg a lot of money He sees He saId there IS a pohtical She said that she has not stud- room fO! Improvement m the nsk the board IS takmg Il1 hav- ied the Michigan legislature's With 25 yea! s expenence m area of auto mechamcs, commer- mg studies, such as the guidance proposals to reform school financ- educatIOn mcludmg servmg on Ical food 8el vIce and alrhne res- and counsehng and strategic ing, but in her opinion, local dis- Gloria Konsler the Grol>se Pomte Baal d of Edu- ervatIOn COUI"eh planmng, pelformed and then tricts must retain control of the catIOn from 1980 to 1984, Ernest not actmg on them. She SaId that while there are tax dollars they receive and be Buechler feels he has much to "You're askmg a great deal of no senous problems withm the allowed to raise as much tax as contllbute If he IS Ie electl:>d the volunteers and then not district, there IS room for im- voters will allow. Buechler, 53, 18 pnnclpal at doing anythmg," he said "You provement in some areas She "I would not support any legis- Wayne Elementary School m the could lose them. These issues said the athletic fields, especially lative plan that would reduce DetrOIt Pubhc School System He need a much more conSidered re- for soccer, can be improved, and the quality of BOrne schools to has been a school admll1lstl ator sponse." that the instructional television improve other schools," she said. for 23 years and was an mtern Howlett IS campaigning system should be a priority. She said her goal is to serve as arnmmstrator under Sam Brow- through the mail With mforma- "The area of special education an intelligent and informed nell. tional postcards as well as run- is always a priority," she said. member of the school board. An eastside Detroit native, ning some newspaper ads. Her campaign committee has "I want to be able to make in- Buechler has been a Woods resI- He sald he felt the board han- held some fundraisers, and Kon- telligent decisions without being dent for 12 years He has one dled the personnel matter be- sler plans to send out letters, at- biased by special interests," she Fred W. Adams son who IS a senior at North and tween John Whritner and Jo- tend coffees and do some news- said. two older sons who graduated seph Spagnoli well, and without paper advertising to win a seat She said school administrators Fred W. Adams from the dlstnct knowing the details, had no com- on the board. should run the district. Buechler saId he ran for re plaints She said she felt that the "Board members are there to A Grosse Pointe reSident for electIOn m 1984, but "got beat m The four-tenths nnll increase board of education handled the set the course," she said, "Board 38 years, Fred W Adams, 77, the hassle over the closmg of the school board is asking for to controversey between Superin- members also make sure their has been connected to education Barnes School" maintain library operations is tendent John Whritner and Dep- are no disasters. I'm not in this for mo"t of that time A member of the search com- necessary, Howlett said. uty Superintendent Joseph Spag- race for power and glory. I am He IS married to Mary Grace mittee that selected current Su- "We need to keep weekend noli welL someone who is a hard worker and they have two chIldren, both penntendent John Whrltner, "I am on record at one of the and this is something I want to Timothy H. Howlett hours," he said "This is a time graduates of the Grosse Pomte Buechler said he would hke a when pre-schoolers and senior meetings as supporting the do for the community." School system. chance to work With hIm citizens use the library. This IS He was advertismg manager "I only had a chance to work Timothy H. Howlett critical from a public relations for Packard Motors for 15 years, With John Whntner for three standpoint to pass thiS millage. before he moved to American months," said Buechler. "I would Commg from a family deeply It is tough enough to justify the Motors in the same capacity. He hke to work With him as a mem- mvolved m educatIOn, Timothy increase and explam why more then worked m the Federal Con- ber of the board I have a 1,'l.pat H Howlett Said he has always money is needed to maintam sumer Affairs Department of the deal of resppct fOl hm1 and he had an mterest m pubhc service. current operatIOns, and made Housmg and Urban Develop- has very good credentlul" Howlett, 40, has three child- even more difficult in a situation ment agency under George Rom- Ien m the Grosse Pointe School where a mIllage and bond issue ney System A Park resident, he has have recently been defeated." For years, Adams served on p~'actlced law With the firm of Howlett said he favors expan- the board of trustees of Western Dlckmson, Wright, Moon, Van sIOn of the hbraries, and will :.lIchlgan Umverslty. Dusen & Freeman for 13 years work toward gettmg a future =-~ ow seekmg hiS second term Over the past five years, he proposal passed. OIl the Grosse Pointe Board of ha" devoted hundreds of hours to Havmg followed the recent EducatIOn, after havmg been the' Neighborhood Club's soccer debates over financial reform at elected the board's president dur- teams as a coach the state level, Howlett said he mg hIS first term, Adams IS the ThIS commg school year the favors property tax rehef, but only incumbent among the four Howletts Wlll have a child at wants to see more state dollars Landldates South, PIerce and Maire schools, spent on educatIOn He SaId he "It IS a tlme-consummg pOSI- which he saId Will give him the felt a compromise between the tIOn," he Said, "but I have the maximum day-to-day contact House and Senate plans could be time, and I find the Job very m- With the system achIeved 8 month maturity tpcestmg" Howlett's father was district He said he feels the role of a WhIle not endorsmg any other supermtendent at Stockbridge trustee IS to prOVide independent cdndldate, Adams said he IS Schools, and he grew up in an review of administration deci- $10,000 minimum pleased with the field of candi- educatIOnal atmosphere. SIOns, but not to get caught up dates running for the board. He Actlvely involved m the ad- m the deCISIOnmakmg Itself NoN you can get the perfect combination. One of the added that he IS runmng on hIS mmlstratlOn of hIS law firm, hiS "The board IS there to ask the highest interest rates available for a short tenn deposit expellence and record of service practlce speCialtIes are employ- dlflicult questIOns and Its leader- and the security of knowing it's federally insured. "Flom the first, I have felt Ernest Buechler ment relatIOns and htlgatlOn He ship role IS cntIcal," he said th.l.t trustees are there to set He sald he feels good about saId he can bnng hIS expertIse Call today 1-800-447-4885 or ovcJall poliCIes," Adams said "I the cahber of those runmng for 111 negotiatIOns to the board don t hke to get mto the mtty electIOn, and while not runnmg "1 can also brmg my expel'!- Gloria Konsler In Detroit 259-3300. gl'ltty operatIOnal thmgs That IS \\ Ith an) other canchdate, he ence III dealmg With factual IS At the encouragement of what we have a supermtendent "aid he "UppOl-t" Adam~: bId for sues and m lookmg at several f(n ,. re-electIOn SIdes of an I~sue to determme friends and acquamtances, long- •• 0•• tIme I>chool activist Glona J. Adams said that the Iecent He hds CIrculated lite Iatw e, the fact"," he sald "Eighty per- Konsler tossed her hat mto the ~nt ()l1t nnC't"""H~~ 'lY',.J u ..l1 ""'''1(''1''). t cnnt! ovcr:.;y bei\.uecp Supc~~r! ...... t ~ " ~...... L< cPpt nf h" rh"tllct's expemhtures tendent John Whrltner and Dep- With VCph Spa!-,rrto nthpl candIdate, Howlett feels Monday through Thursday Parcells PTO board, IS a member Dorothy Kennel, JoS€'ph L Hud h's contI act With the dl"tllct the othel candIdate" are a stlong -~ ••• ",." .. n,,,1 pen.I. •• and 9- 7 on Friday. FSUC of the North High P,:1It~l1t CluL ,- e;on Jr, Lawrence Kennpdy, "The h al d had to make 3 d(' field for early withdrawal .. from ce-r ...... _-"- Board and editor of Its newslet- Frank J Sladen Jr and other" cI"lOn," he '>ald, ' dnd the prob "Each PCI son has a lef.:,'1tlmate tl'lcate ac<.oun!s ~fes Me wu .... ter, and a member of the PTO tPCd <;e""lOn "Each buJldmg would be NOlth She has held pOSitIOns Account Name _ Illlllagp Increase fO! the hhrdl)' Iathel thdn ,It un open IW,H Ing treated a" a sepm ate entity from room mother to bemg a Accounl Name _ j-, "absolutely cntlCal " But Dr Spagnoli Icque"ten the budget \\1<;8," he "'aId "It I" a member of the dlstnct's Stra- "Without that millage, lihrary open c,c""lOn " chanc£' for E''\penmentatJOn and Address _ tegic Plannmg CommIttee as an 0pPla!lOns would have to he CUI The fOUl('nth" 111111mC/('d-,e ..,omethmg onc school can try If Clty State .Zlp _ area chairperson t 'JIPd," Adame; flald fnr the Ithl aI'\' h ('''''('1111<11. It \\01 ks, then It 1" e;omethmg Phone _ "I have attended regular l\d,lm" ~aJd expansIOn of tll(' Bllech]('1 "aid t hat could h0 Implemented e;ys "chool board meetmgs smce Social Securlly Numl>er biliary I" mpvltable and salCl the 'I am "'UppO! tlH' of thh Inlfll tem \\ J(le . 1982," Konsler saId Signa lure dhtnct and the vanous commIt mum IlIClea'if' ,1l1d supp0l11\e of Hp ..,al(l th3t the most cntlcal She "aid ever smce she be- tt'P" e;uppOltll1g the expan~lon the hblal'lce; III gel1l'I,ll," be ..,dld I"e;!lp IdC1l1g the board was the came mvolved 111 school actIvI- Term Length Amt E.nclosed _ \\ ill have tD do a better selhng 1<,e;l1eof "talc WIde fundmg tieS at Fen}', people hav£> en- Joh to the puhhc He said the H(' added that 13"t yt'ar'" II "It would he v. onderful to be Make checks payable to Res-y Savtnp ..... FSI couraged her to run for the PO Box 43089 fdJlure of the expan"lOn bond IS hl,lry ('xpane;lOn bond Ie;sup an oe;tnch and hope nothmg WIll schoo) board She saId she IS not Detroll. Michigan 48143 "up wa" dill' to several concern'l, which failed J11A.\ hflW' hepl1 "too happen," Howlett "aId, "but we Imked WIth any other candIdate Attn Retail Savings Depc 06/02188 Jncludmg thp e;tock market crash hlg a chunk" fOJ VO!('l.., to ,lp can'l The board mURt work to. June 2, 1988 Grosse Pointe News 13A Soccer feverl

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It's difficult to contain those Wildcats. above. when it's game day. Below. there's nothing like a long cool drink after a workout. Phillip Griesbeck. Kathy Hellrung and B.l. Scofield partake as does Lakers' coach Rick Berschback. in the background.

Right. Ryan Hathaway and Eugene Agnone, who play for the Strikers m the Premier Travel League. look on and assess the team's play. Below. part of the Grosse Pointe Soccer AssocIation bramtrust gets together to look over some paperwork. Orgamzing theu lhoughts on paper are. Diane Kara- betsos. PRFS. and Rick Ru- tan. U-B director; ,>landing, Gerhard Heinen. U-12 director. and 1111DeGutis. publicity director.

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Computers r From page 1 tmg a program together for the "and applymg technology to grade levels and learning capa- entire school system," Leleszl teaching m the real world, we bilIties, love using the comput. said. can better educate children. ers. This coming budget year w1l1 "More and more, we as teach- Don Messing, prinCIpal at not see many improvements, but ers are dependent on technology. Brownell, saId he is wholly sup- the one Improvement whIch will Leleszl saId that dunng Par. portive of the efforts of the SCI. be made IS the purchase of new ent NIghts, the kIds step right ence department in improvmg scIence text books at the mIddle up to the computers and show the school's technolOgical capa- school level theIr parents what they can do. bihties. ScIence teachers from through- "Most of the parents would be "Because of the needs of the out the dJ.strict labored many hard put to do this," he said. learner at the middle school months to come up with the best "They are amazed at what kids level," Messing said, "one needs texts for students in Grosse are able to do." hands-on activities." Pomte Next school year, Leleszl saId, Messmg has approved the pur- The LaserDISC system cur- through the Apple Computer chase of computer programs with rently m use at Brownell corre- Clubs, students will be able to school budget funds to enhance late to the new texts commumcate with students as the system. Each LaserDISC IS the eqUIva- far away as California and possi- "It is no longer a lecture envI- lent to 35,000 shdes, says Le- bly the SovIet Union vIa com- ronment," Messing saId. "You leszl, that can be used WIthout puter have to have student involve- havmg to darken a room, so that "We wIll be hooking up our ment In the learnmg process" students may take notes modem with others between "When you see students grasp throughout thp 1(,~"O11 schools," he s~lld. "We are set fIgures and concepts WIth "By usmg a combinatIOn of tmg up contacts now." greater clarIty," Leleszi said, thIS equipment," Leleszi saId, Leleszl saId the kIds, at all "you know It'S working"

Students Ehzabeth Brasseur and Steve Booher work with the new video digitizer system with in- NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS struction from teacher William Leleszi. OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN, TO BE HELD ON JUNE 13, 1988 -' -_ .._+,~---.,..,.,.,...... -",...-- . TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Election of The Grosse Pomte Public School System, Wayne County, MIchigan, will be held in said School District on Monday, the 13th day of June, A D. 1988. THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL BE OPEN FROM 7:00 A M TO 8:00 P.M.• EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME, ON SAID JUNE 13, 1988.

Notice is further given that at said election there will be elected two (2) members of the Board of EducatlOn of saId School District for full terms off our (4) years, beginnmg July 1,1988 and ending June 30, 1992. The following persons have been nominated as candidates for the two four (4) year terms:

Fred W. Adams Ernest Buechler Timothy H. Howlett Gloria J. Konsler

Take further notice that the following proposition Willbe submitted to a vote of the qualified electors at the annual election:

PUBLIC LffiRARY OPERATING MILLAGE PROPOSITION Shall the limitation of the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all taxable property in The Grosse Pomte Public School System, Wayne County, Michi~an, be increased, for a period of six (6) years, the years 1988 to 1993, incluBlve, by forty cents (1.40) (4110 mills) per one thousand ('1,000.00) dollars of the state equalized valuatIOn of all taxable property in the School District. for the exc1UBlvepurpose of providmg addItional funds to meet operating ex- penses of the Public Library System operating by the Board of Education in the Brownell science teacher William Leleszi shows the school's color monitor with a freeze frame School District? from one of the LaserDiscs. both recently purchased with funds raised by students.

The places of election will be the duly deSIgnated voting places In each election precinct m the School ••••••••••••••••••••••••• DlstnCt and are as follows: Authorized Service on : New Orleans Dixieland : PRECINCT A - All voters in the CJ.tyof Grosse Pomte Park vote at PIERCE ReA - ZENllli - QUASAR - SONY. : CHET BOGAN ~~~ : MIDDLE SCHOOL, 15430 Kercheval. Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. -ALL I • llIxiollol.. : Every Tuesday 9'30 p.rn : MAKES PRECINCT B - All voters in the City of Grosse Pointe vote at MAIRE ELE- • THE LIDO Dining, Cocktail. • CARRY I. EXP 6 30 88 '. • MENTARY SCHOOL, 740 Cadieux, CJ.tyof Grosse Pointe, MIchigan. I IN -- • 24026 E. Jefferwon Just North of 9 Mle • • SERVICE ~ _...... e I : 773--7770 : PRECINCT C - All voters in the CJ.ty of Grosse Pointe Farms vote at • ~ (Between 8 & I •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • BROWNELL MIDDLE SCHOOL. 260 Chalfonte, Grosse Pointe Farms. Ii~~u~~~t;_..z1.91~.r~A£lS.:.l~;.1Q?Q._~=L_... Michigan.

PRECINCT D - All voters In the City of Grosse Pointe Woods vote at PAR- CELLS MIDDLE SCHOOL, 20600 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. PRECINCT E - All voters in the VIllage of Grosse Pointe Shorestrownship of Grosse Pointe vote at VERNIER SCHOOL BUILDING, 36 Vernier ROad, Grosse Pointe Shores, MichIgan.

PRECINCT F - All voters in the CIty of Harper Woods portion of The Grosse Pointe PublIc School System vote at POUPARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 20655 Lennon, City of Harper Woods, MIchigan,

ABSENT VOTER COUNTING BOARD - (All absentee voter ballots) - Voting place at BARNES SCHOOL, 20090 Morningside, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan.

Each person voting IS Bald electIOn must be a registered elector in the CIty or TownshIp W1thin this School Dlstnct m WhIChthe person resides.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the following statements have been received from the County Trea- surer of Wayne County as to previously voted Increases in the constitutIOnal tax rate limitation affectmg taxable property in the School Distnct, to W1t;

I, Raymon~~J .•~?JtoWicb C~u~~ J:r!~urer of Wayne County, Mlc~Igan, do hereby ~erti"i -..110.1.,l1il:t VI UIUILU 01 ~ voo, "'ue LOLal of all voted lncreases In excess of the Constltutional fifteen mIll tax rate limitatIOn and the years such m. creases are effective are as follows affecting the taxable property of Local Umt.

THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM Wayne County, Michigan Grosse Pointe Township, CIties of Grosse Pomte, Grosse POinte Farms, Grosse Pomte Park, Grosse Pointe Woods and part of Harper Woods, Wayne County, MIchIgan

YEAR INCREASE LOCAL UNIT DATE OF ELECTION VOTED INCREASE EFFECTIVE

County of Wayne August 7.1984 1988,19891nc1uslVe Wayne County IntermedIate August 6, 1974 1987,Indefimtely School Dlstnct

The Grosse Pointe Public March 10, 1986 2535 MIlls 1988 School System 130 MIlls 1988 SIgned Raymond J. WOJtoWICZ RAYMOND J. WOJTOWICZ Date: March 8, 1988

This Notice is given ~ order of the Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan Only one leading coffee is naturallydecaffeinatcd with pure mount-'1in water and nature's sparkling effervescence. Dated: March 14, 1988 Smooth, satisfying Sanka. Of course. Sanka', absolutely nothing but pure taste. Carol B. MaTT, Secretary G P.N.: 06102188 It 06109/88 BOARD OF EDUCATION

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enrol B ~r.llT, SNr(tnry G P N O(;IO~/KR BOARD OF EDUCATION " It!t 1«~-tl) ~.. , ~ ~ , J ..~' 1, ,,'J, J' June 2, 1988 16A ,JtMI,1- Grosse Pointe News Farms resident draws battle lines across dining room table po IOn, a turnmg pomt for the By Margie Reins Smith 1960s, while he \\ a.., ..,tudymg houses" They were pamted to • The UnIOn used aenal bal- Gettysburg" htlcal ~Jence at ~hchlgan State Union army Peslar spent nearly represent the farms. outbUlld- loons for surveIllance PeE>lar Staff Writer Peslar saId that the CIVIl Wal Dmner COn\'elsatIon has been UnlVel",lt\ a }ear on hiE>project - always mgE>,taverns and churches that said he couldn't figllle out a way IS Important becau"e It stlll af hvely at times ovel Dlew and He \\ih ..,(1 mtngucL - In fact ,>tllVll1gfOl hlstoncal accuracy eXisted dunng the time of the to IIlcorpOl ate the balloon" III hiE> fects our pohtlcal structure m a Karen Peslar's dmmg room ta. - that 17 \ l'dl.., dgo he deuded Then the Peslars constructed a battle model E>lgmficant way "PolitIcal pal to build ! 1I1 ,dd 01 the hattk of 10 foot .... 4 1/2 foot representa Even after 17 years, Pe"lal • The COIP", of EngmeeJE> cle- ble tIes are not based exclUSively on Drew Peslar became Intllgued Chdllllll"l ~ ,II! ,I Il1d)OI «l!1j]I(l tlOn af the battle of Chancellors still gets enthusiastIc when he ated pontoon blldge<, to move phIlosophIeS," he E>a1d "HlstorJ \\ Ith the C1\ II Wal 111 thp Cdlh ol'I1' 111 1\,1<11'" "pll \ Jlle and built a dmmg loom ta explams the mtncate strategies tloopS acro"" II \ el;., Pc"lal ha~ cal expenence and geography r . .., ble to display the model and maneuvers of the three.day represented the"e blldge" at "ev- ale cntlcal People don't realllc We needed a dmmg room ta battle that took place III Mav eral pomts Oil hi'" model of the this" hIe an) \\ ay," he saId 1863 Rappahannock The model mcludes the Rappa Genel al Robelt E Lee won It\, '>tllely nn PCI"onal opm It's stIll mterestmg, he said, to IMl1l1ock Rl\ el, lepl€SentatlOn" the bdttle of ChancellOl svl11e - lOn," he saId, that aftel Lee note that when people h om of llnpOl t,mt fdl mhou~", Un el ns even though U mon Genel al I\on the belttle {of l'hdllcellOl" MIchIgan diSCUSSthe CivIl Wal, llld chlll die", mOle thdn 200 'Flghtlllg Joe" Hookel had a villc) "thele \\il" lItlle Jubl1dtlOn they use the term 'we' to nJel to 11I11llatule ..,oldlel" \\ ah unIfOl ms bettel conceived batt Ie plan, Pes The South hdd the ...en"e fOI the the Umon "People III GeOlglct pamted blue and grav, and an I,u Sdld filst lime, of \\ ll111lllga battle - use 'we' to refer to the Conied€! ,\lUll dte )('pl esentatlOn of load", It " m) pel sonal opmlOn . he but losmg the I\dl rhl.., \\a.., the ate almy After 120 yeaJ", l\e'IC pontoon blldge" tl eeS and "aId that Chancellol "Ville \\ as tUll11ng POll1t of the \\dl, not stIll dlstlllttly I eglOnal " tll'l1Lhe" All hl::>tOllcalh dCCU the IUIn IIlg pom! of the CI\ tl I III The fibelgld-." model I" set W £11 - not Gett} "burg .. !Ill" d .) mch deep base and cm Peslal and hiS \\ lfe Ieseal ched l d \\ Ith a 300 pound slab of 1 the battle of Chancellorsvllle fOl ) " I h nlrltp ~18"'- '1'.. :v'o!;.th~ before the) be~3::' I I J( \\ hole pi oJect took mOle expellmentmg WIth the bUlldmg 11 ll\lle months Aftel It \\as of the model They went to VII i'Il f(> Peslal said that \\ hen gIllIa, \\ diked the battlefield, t, held dmnel pal tie,>, "I used took photogIaphs "We got the dll, ...e people '>omethmg awful feel 1'01 the topogIaphy Some of I llIdn t take much for me to the tl enches are stlll there" \ flip ofT the tablecloth and talk The battle at ChancellOl Wille IH 'ot the battle I even had a I" a E>lgndicant one, he said, fO! pOll1tel And a hat ., "evel al rea"ons Pesldl had ne\ er made a • Genel al Stonewall Jack son model befOle He experimented \\ a'> fdta!!y shot by hIS own With plaster of pariS, but It was tlOOPS "On the second nIght of too heavy He ended up usmg the battle, Jackson was sw'vey- Styrofoam covered With papler mg the front battle hnes, when mache, then fiberglass, then by error, he was shot m the left pamt arm," Peslal said "He lost a lot The trees are sponges, pamted of blood and was evacuated to a WILD WINGS GALLERY green Roads were varnIshed, farmhouse behmd the Imes HIS cordially invites you to meet then sprmkled WIth sawdust arm had to be amputated When Each of the mIniature soldiers General Lee heard thIS, he alleg Marine Artist had to be washed and pamstak- edly said, 'General Jackson has mgly pamted With four dIfferent lost hiS left arm - but 1 have ROBERT McGREEVY colors to represent a Umon or lost my rIght' ThiS was an accu- Confederate umform. rate depictIOn of Lee's regard for at our gallery at He sWIped houses fOJ the Jackson Jackson died 10 days model flom old monopoly sets latel " Photll b) Marl(1e Run., ':>mllh 1 Kercheval Avenue Drew Peslar "Only the older sets had wooden • The battle of ChancellOl s VIlle 'Was the filst really aggrei':> Grosse Pointe Farms, on Slve, mtelhgent mlhtary vIctory June 4th for the South Accordmg to Pes from noon to 5 p.m. Smoke detector tips lar, Genel al Hooker had a well conceived strategIc battle plan Havmg a smoke detector m Plea!JeJOIl1 II!:>for refreshments at which time you Will hm e that should have ensured VIC your home could save your ltfe. the opportUf1l!.\ to meet Robert McGreevy and preview !Jome tory Hooker should have won, The National Safety Council has of IllS oTlgmal art and limited editIOn prmts "Lee was the better generaL If these suggestIons for keeping Lee had been less of a general, your smoke detector working the war would have ended (at properly: Chancellorsville) • Buy a detector that IS listed by a recognized testing labora- Lee's response to Hooker on three occaSIOns dunng thIS bat tory Install It according to the tie, he saId, "was to put hIS en- manufacturer's InstructIOns or bre army at rIsk Even though call your fire department for outnumbered, Lee dIvided his assistance. army several times m order to • You should have one detec- confuse the enemy_ He turned 3 DAY BIKE tor for each level of your house. what should have been defeat Install the detector on the cedmg mto an aggressive, courageous or SIXto 12 mches below the ced- mg on the wall Don't place a VICtOry " TENT SALE Accordmg to Hooker's plan, detector m a comer, or near an Lee was supposed to retreat to - -~- ~ all' vent or the stove. ....---~ RIChmond That would have • Clean your 3moke detector been lOgical "Hooker was count- at least once a year, smce dust FRI., SAT., SUN. JUNE 3,4,&5 mg on that and had 10,000 cav can collect inside and Impair Its Birthday doubles aIry waltmg for him effectiveness "Instead, Lee was wllhng to • Test your smoke detector Two sets of twins at Bishop Gallagher High School in engage the enemy m an aggres- every month and change its bat- Harper Woods celebrated birthdays May 12. They are sive and ImaginatIve way - tenE'S at least once a year To David and Daniel Alei of Detroit. left standing. and Patri- whIch confused the enemy and help you remember, try cleaning cia and Richard Distel of Grosse Pointe Farms. turned the advantage for hIm." your detector and changmg its batteries on your birthday

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\ June 2,1988 Giu55S Poiiit~ Nevvs 17A SEMTA rally Shores approves budget The village council of GIO,,<,e The I,ll f,ie'>t cxpenditul e - The MIChIgan Pubhc TI ans 141,740 - I'>101 public "'dfety In portation Task Force will spon Pomte ShOles adopted a 198889 c\cklltlOn, $494,830 ha'> been "'et SOl' a rally Saturday, June 4, at budget of $3,244,530 MclY 24 In addItIOn, the tru:-.tee:, ,>et thp d"lde fOl the \\ dlel depdl tment, 11 a.m m support oj regIOnal 1988 millage tax rdte al 1540 .$ i7fl.Q5;) fOl lJubllc \\ OJ k.., dDe! accessIble pubhc transpoliatlOn ~~T~,725 10l ",ltlltdtlOn in Wayne, Oakland and Mdcomb mIlls "It's a good budget," ",lid VII '1 he td' l,lte - 1;) 40 mdl.., - countIes ldge Manager Michael Ken) on Il'pl ('..,('m.., ,I l( dud Ion It om Id"t The rally IS agamst H B 5571, . It \\ III allow repall of the \ d \ ('dl '.., l.ltp of 1() J;) whIch Jeopardizes SEMTA Ic\ge's mfJ astructure " HWA/( Relll' Smith transIt serVIces to all passengel S, espeCIally elderly and dIsabled persons Attack victim to speak The rally WIll be at the corner A VIctim of an OakJ'lI1d The public I" ll1\lted ,h \\clJ IJf 8 MIle Road and Dequmdi e County rape sevelal yeal'> dgO d.., dl! F,II 1l1.., I ('<"Cl \ e officer'> dOU ThIS locatIOn I" the bOlder will bpeak on ClIme pI even lIOn faI111h 11lP III bel " pollc(' of1icel<" shared by the three countIes and at the labt meetmg oj the yedl of ,md HWII 1,1I11111P.., was chosen to demonstrate the the Fat mb Pollce Resel ve om ImpOliance of mamtalllll1g d re cers Tuesddy, June 7, at 8 pm H(hl 101 tlw ('\Pnlng'" h,ltul(' glonal transit system 111 the G10<,8e Pomte Fa! rns 11u Ie, F,lIl1le, DptPlt!\l' ]),Il1I('1 ,Jen For more mforma11011, (,dl! n1cIpal Btuldmg, second flOOl ..,ell the MichIgan PublIc 1'J an"porta tlOn Task Force at 745 9726 Burglary suspect arrested A DetrOIt reSident was ar DetlOlt police were assl"ted b\ Overnight trip Iested Sunday, May 15, hldmg Park ofJicers In sun oundmg and m the bedroom of an Alter Road S('archmg the dwelhng The War Memonal IS plan- reSIdence 111 DetrOIt, after a Park Park police believe thIS sus mng a tnp July 13 14 to Frdn reSIdent spotted the man oreak pect IS responsible for at ledst kenmuth and Chesamng Reser mto the home one break m on Mary land vations are due by June 10 The highhght of the tnp IS an evemng performance at the Photo by Peter A Sa IInd; Chesanmg Showboat by LOUIse Mandrell The tnp also meIudes Flower Child one night's lodgmg at the Bavdr Four-year-old Nick Hoban and his dad. Howard. both of the Park. were bit by the gardening FASHION IN ACTION Ian Inn Motor Lodge In Franken- bug. They bought their flowers at the Maire School Flower sale May 20. muth and dmner at the Hentage House m Chesanmg pnor to the performance. There WIll be tIme to shop m Children's Home celebrates 152 years Frankenmuth and stop at Cross- Founders Day, commemorat dltlOnal balloon launch on the great emphaSIS on workmg WIth roads Village for a ride on the mg 152 yea! s of servIce to athletIc field members of the child's famIly, Huckleberry Railroad on the re youngsters by the ChIldren's ReSIdential treatment, the and prOVIdes a short-term Res- turn tnp. Home of DetrOIt, was held May mam component of the Home's pIte Program and Speclahzed fos- Fee is $125 per person, double 26. program, prOVIdes mdivIdual and ter Care Home Program occupancy; $1 single supplement On campus, the festIVItIes group therapy, speCIal education, The Children's Home IS 10. Call 881-7511 for more mforma- were complete WIth bIrthday par medIcal and recreatIOnal pro- cated at 900 Cook Road m tion. ties m each cottage and the tra- grams The Home also places Grosse Pomte Woods

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The Status: In late April, 1988the Michigan Financial 20139 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods Institutions Bureau and the Federal Deposit Insurance 886-4600 Corporation each issued Preliminary Orders of Approval for the formation and capitalization of Grosse Pointe Bank and Trust. In conjunction with the organizers, the new Bank WIll be seeking approximately $5,000,000.00 in capital. REAL1'OR PROFILE: The Location: The Bank will be located on the first floor of "Kerby Place," a multi-tenant office building being constructed at the corner of Kerby and Mack in Grosse Pointe Farms. The Bank hopes to commence operation by August 1, 1988. ANNA NIFOROS The Concept: The concept is an FDIC Insured community CLOSING OFFICER bank, locally owned and operated, and dedicated to a high level of personal servIce. The Next Step: The next step is to raise the remaining capital Anna Nlfolo<., 1<' on( of Olll 111ll,1 \ ,tlu, d ,mplo\( I' '-,111 II,,, h" n from a broad yroup ul illve::,tur::, illiere::,ieu in owning a ~ieLe With OUI dg('I1C) ..,111((' 1977 Dul' 10 1111 1HIllIlIOU" 11\11,11(" lIHI know]pdgp, <,Ill' \~d'" ]JIOrl\OII.d to L" (ull\' I I \( I llldJ1\ \, II' 11..;" of theIr own community bank. Only Michigan residents may In ,uldltlOll. <.,1](>h,l'., h,ld 1('.1] 1 ,Lit, ]1(11),' "'I1U Iq7~

purchase the stock. Al1n,ll<' lhl' l>.lckbol11 of OUI H( Ii T "I It, 1J1\1"1 I"il 1- I" 101 and Stock Order Form. If you have further questions, leave I(m up ,md co 01 dm,lll' till II II 111",11 lion Jill' II 1<1, III ~~"od I olllnltl I nlcoltlon ,lllrJ pI, ,,,,-d (III nh .I" Opl)I"I d 10 1>\1\ ( I' lTld " 11,1' pi 1\ your number and an organizer will return your call promptly. I ng , phOI1( 1.11.( \\ It h t IlI'lI I' d I ,LIt, oIg, 111

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• • June ~, 1!:J88 18A f'JtMl4 Grosse Pointe News Free programs for pregnant teens, parents A selles of free plOgrams wlll aVailable to young parents who Pregnant Teens and Parents" be offered by CatholIc ServIces of plan to keep their babies so that will deal with commUnIcatIOn Macomb (CSM) for pregnant they can contll1ue theIr own dIfficulties between pi egnant teens and young adults and theIr !,1J owth while they nUIture theIr teens and their parents, at the fdmllIes and young pm ents to babieS FOI those who feel they Warren office, at 7 pm Monday, prOVIde mformatlOn about adop are not ready to parent, mforma. June 27 tam, young palent serVIces, peel tlOn about adoptIOn will be avall- On Wednesday, July 6, 7 pm, ploblems, commUnicatIOn dIm. able, at the Mount Clemens of- "Parents Grandparentc; and <'-lIltIeC;WIth parent<. and othel fic£', 235 South GratIOt Baby" wliI deal WIth ways to m concerns On Monday, June 20, at 3 corporate a baby mto the famIly In "Adoptive Parent Perspec- pm, "Bemg Young and Bemg WIthout neglectmg the needs of tIVe," a panel of adoptive parente., PI egnant" wIll deal WIth the other family members, at the will diSCUSStheir feelIng~ about pi oblem~ a pregnant teen faces Mount Clemens office

thell chIldren, bll th pat ents and \\ Ith pee I." , famIly and school, at _I' II M d the exchange of lettel sand gIfti':> the Wan en office For IluormatlOn, ca al I bet\H>en buth and adoptive pm "CommunicatIOn Between Maxwell, 4682616 ents, at the W (.lI'I en office of CSM, 24900 Hoovel, on Wedne'> day, June 8, dt 7 pm Have a question? On l'ue'iddY, June 14, at 330 pm. "Pat entmg RebOun,es" wIll Call the newsroom at 882-0294 deal With the IesoUl leS that Me

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for the elderly 12446 MORANG • DETROIT If you know a disadvantaged elderly pel son who needs medi- cal eye care, af:ok them to call , ... thiS toll free Helplme 1-800-222 Includes: EYES (l 800-2223937) I Secunty Console Dale Krajniak. left. Park acting city manager; Alfred B. Thomas. Grosse Pointe Park Foundation Ehb'1ble callers wIll be refelTed I.Electronlc Siren trustee; and Leonard Smith. foundation president. look over the architect's drawing of the Tomp- to a nearby eye phySICIan and I Reserve Power Supply smgeon (ophthalmologIst) who I PassIve Infared Motion Detector kins Activity Center renovation. Construction will begin this month and should be completed by 3 Door Or Wmdow Contact the end of the summer. will prOVIde the care at no out-of- pocket cost. I ConnectIon To NotIfy Proper AuthOrItIes The NatIOnal Eye Care Project 00 (NECP) IS sponsored by the state Emergency Panic Buttons $485 Groundbreaking set for activity center SOCIetyof eye phySICians and SUI- For Police, Medical and Fire COMPLETE PACKAGE (~ y -, INSTALLED The Grosse Pomte Park Foun- geons and the FoundatlOn of the Alfred W CytackI, John H. FIl- George A. NIcholson Jr, John L ,MasterCardll Reg 199700 American Academy of Ophthal- l \I datlOn WIll break ground for the dew, Arthur H Getz. Vmcent F Smucker, Alfred B. Thomas, Pal. Ij mology IS deSIgned to make renovatIOn of the WIndmIll LoClcelo and PatricIa M Young mer T. Heenan, Roger F. Mc- It medIcal eye care aVaIlable to POInte Park community center Neill, M.D., and JosephIne Joy persons age 65 or older who on Wednesday, June 8, at 8 a.m. ContInuIng as trustees are MacLaine Actmg reSIdent agent might otherwise not receive cnti- The renovated bUIlding wIll be Robert H DavlCs Jr, Robelt J IS Dale M. Krajlllak and attor- cal care to preserve theIr Sight named TompkIns Commumty Hutton, JudIth K Keatmg, ney R CraIg Hupp. Center in honor of Charles S. To be eligible, a person must (Tommy) and Jean Tompkins, be: who donated $50,000 to the pro Contractor chosen • age 65 or older ject • finanCIally unable to pay fOJ The Park councIl awarded had madvertently omItted sev- "We are very pleased to begin the care. the contract for constructIOn eral materIal Items from their the project after nearly three • In addItIOn, the person must of the Tompkms ActiVity Cen- calculatIOns, according to Act- years of raISIng funds toward the not cunently be the patient of ter to Bologna Contractmg mg CIty Manager Dale Krajn- renovatIOn of the CommuPlty an ophthalmologist who is pro- lak Center;' saId Leonard SmIth, Corp viding medICal eye care The bId for the baSIC project R.J SenkOWSkl Jr, superIn- president of the foundatIOn Eye glasses, prescription drugs - renovatIOn and addltlOns to tendent at Ron-Sen, saId, "We The project IS expected to be and hospItal care are not pro the actIVItIes center at Wmd- feel an injustice has been completed by the end of the Silln- vlved by the program. mill Pointe Park - was for done We Sald we would stand mer More than 215,000 persons $255,311 Since all bIds were by our bId. There was no er- + In an effort to raise additional have called the NECP, and thou- lower than antIcipated, coun- ror. We dIdn't forget any- funds, a cocktail party will be sands have been treated for po- CIl deCIded to mclude foUl thmg." held Thursday, June 16, at the tentIally blindmg eye diseases bUIldmg optIOns for the pro Krajmak saId, "The councIl home of Mr and Mrs Ted Gatza- ject. an entrance canopy, stone was fearful that corners would ros TIckets are $25 each and surfacmg, tenazzo floor refin be cut because of the un- may be obtained by callIng 822- Depressive Ishmg and addItIonal refin usually low bId We concur 6200 ished mtenor work, ralsmg With the archItect's represent- The Grosse Pointe Park Foun group to meet the total to $272,736 atIve's strong recommendation datIOn recently elected new offi- The Maillc DepreSSIve and Bologna Contractmg was that the award go to to the cers' Leonard W SmIth, presI- DepreSSive AssocIatIOn of Metro the second-lowest bIdder. The second-lowest bIdder" dent, John C Prost, VIce DetrOIt sponsors small dISCUSSIOn lowest bid ($215,000 for the Krajmak added, "Would preSIdent, ShIrley J Kennedy, and sUppOJt gI'OUpS tWIce a baSIC project, WIthout optIOns) anyone buy a Capnce ClaSSIC secretary; and Douglas G Gra- month at Cottage Hoc;pltal was not conSIdered by the at a Chevette price Without ham, treasurer. The JuP~ meetmgs Will be councIl, because the Ron Sen questlOnmg It?" In addItIOn, several new trus- held Tuesday, JUlle 7, and Co, a Farmmgton HIlls can tees were added to the board Thursday, June 16, from 7 30 to stlUctlOn firm, ,;ald that they -Margw ReinS Smzth They are Walker L CIsler, 9.30 p m The meetmgs are held m the new conference area Stop at the mfO!matlon desk for dlrec tlOns ULS summer school offers variety FOi mOle mformatlOn, call Bob at 885 2795, Joanne at 882 4366, VILLAGE RECORDS & TAPES Summer classes at Umverslty In addItIOn, an mtensive SAT (word processmg using mICI'O- 01 thp MDDA hotlmc at 559 17116 Kercheval, Grosse POinte • 886-6039 • 881 7979 LIggett School, June 27 through workshop, WIth hmlted registra computers) and CIvics 2070 Man, Tue, Wed, Silt 10 7 e Thur Fn 109 • Sun 12 S Aug 5, wIll mclude SAT prepa- hon, WIll be held Aug 8 19 ratIOn, review work m tradi- Classes Include math for Also new thIS year are tutUOl tIOnal academIC areas and cla,;c; grades 4 8, pre algebra, algebra mg sessIOns arranged through room work to enCOUI'age I, algebra II. geometry, study the summer school for one on one mqu1l'lng students skills for gradee., 4 12, readmg for work between students and For the first tIme, an evemng grades 1-5; language mtc; for teachers sec;'>lOn of the SAT cour'>es WIll grades 58, Enl{hsh compositIOn FO! a registratIOn form or be offered so that high school for grades 9-10, advanced compo- more informatIOn, call Josh studentc; who hold daytIme Joh'> sltlOn for gradec;; 11 12, French I Schmidt director of the summer can attend and TJ, Spanl,;h J ,md TJ, typmg ,;chool, at 8844444 or 881-3037 aml1ns~ 89 KERCHEVAL on the Hill STORE HOURS: Monday-Saturday 8:00 to 5:30 Home DelIvery w.dnesda tift N WHOLE USDA CHOICE J{am[rn S ~SDA CHOICE CHICKEN BONELESS PORK ROAST BREAST TOP ROUND CUTLETS BEEF ~ STEAK OR ROAST ~$149~$289 ~$199 ., $399 LB " LB ~LB LB NO BACK ATTACHED ""-" eucm TO 0fl~1l 'IALY COOK_" I he ~ilah <'}OO',; fuel-mJectt>dengIne, sports car steenng and suspenSIOn, and front -wheel dnvr WINTERS HAVARTI CARR'S LAWRYS m

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i June 2, 1988 Grosse Pointe News 19A School concert to air on local cable J The Glo""e Pomte 01 C hebtrd 'I Ill' pcl'!orm,U1ce I;' the annual and Sousa marches clud Sout h Chou s perfO! man< C' (om el t dt the thedter, led by The MonteIth chOIr's perfor I.1<.,t month at 01 che;,tra Hdll Hdlph MIllel, m<,i!umentdl mll llldnce last month wJlI all' on \\ III all' on Glo""e POinte Cable "IC dUl:'CtoI Ellen Bowen dll ects Channel 19 Monday and Tue~ C1Idl1tlCi 19 Monday, .Julle 6, South" cham., day, June 13 and 14, at 7 pm Wc.dnesday, ,June 8, and Flld'l\ The mu"lc features composl The GlOb~e Pomte South Tele ,June 10, each I1Ight at 7 p m tlOll" b, HOI"t, "The Planet,," VISIOn PlOductlOn Club WIll all' the newe~t "Do\\ n South" Tues- day, June 7, at 430 and 7 pm Ballet based on fairy tale and Thul'sday, June 9, at 7 pm l\lotJ ld Fedllko\ Sd1Oo1 of h,lve heen fanllly faVOrites, ThIS pl06'1'am featU!es mterest (']""<.,Ildl Bdllpt \I dl ple<,ent 1,.110\\ n f(ll the c..olorful costume~ mg dance perfO! mdtlc..eS by the

I'lw Pll11le.,,, Who Wouldll t ,j-, \\ell <1" till' ImaginatIve chore Gros~e P(Jlnte South staff '-.1111Ie"Fllda" June 10 at 7 30 ogl ,1ph}, mU"lc and scenery p III 111 the St Pdul School gvm I'h I" ,Poll''., productIOn WIll fea II hlUlII, 170 Glo.,,,e Pomte Bl\'d tll! e 11)1 of hel ...t udents Questzons? TIll' thl PC dct b'lllet 1" IM"cd I'll h.et<; w JlI be avaJlable at Oil the delightful 1,111' tale ,I bout the duO! and elle .'io350 fol' adults Call 882-0294 cl beautIful plll1lC'"'' who \\ 011 't ,md ~2 fO! chddH'1l .,Ill Ill' ])e"pltp the be"t effOl h 01 LUlll hand fl wnd" \\ ho attempt to pleents hel \\ lth 1 lo'>e, the '>.\mhol of love The best window for Jess At la ...t she ha...... omethmg to • free estimates' financing '>mIll' dbout F('dll ko <, pa"t pI odul tlOn ... Safe • Secure • Energy EffiCient Clowning around Tour cemeteries GLASS BLOCK Grosse Pomte reSIdent Ste\\ 31i Who says hats aren't in? Or that you can't wear polka dots wIth plaids? Miss Tree, the BASEMENT McMJlhn WII! lead d toU! of De clown, knows better and she's all dressed up for the annual springtime Ferry Fun Day to be trOlt cemetenes Saturday, June WINDOWS held Saturday, June 4, from 11 a,m, to 3 p.m. al Ferry SchooL Roslyn and Morningside. in 11 Grosse Pointe Woods. The event. sponsored by the to raise funds for playground equip- pro Cemeteneb to be VISIted m ment, will feature pony rides, games 01 skill and chance. prizes and refreshments. elude Mount Elhott, Elmwood, Getting ready for the fun are, front from left. Sarah Vollmer. Mandy Wegner and Ieff Voll- Beth EI, Capuchm Monastery mer: back from left. Gina Rennpage, Whitney Wegner. Miss Tree Natalie Wegner and Mel- clnd AssumptIOn Grotto Leal'l1 issa Masouras. dbout hlstoncal figures LeWIS Cass, Joseph Campau, Dextel Ferry, LeWIS Chevrolet, Douglas Houghton, James LIggett, DaVId Country fair War Memorial sponsors historic day trip Whitney, Russell Alger, DaVId SP()RTING STYLE The Wal Memonal I'>'>pomor There wIll be a stop at the BUIck, the Morass brothers and The 32nd annual KmgsbUl'Y tng ada, tllP TuesddY, June 14, RohfOl d Inn 101 lunch, followed othe!') School Old TIme Country Fall that WIll appeal to anyone mtel- by a tau! 01 the Governor War On Saturday, June 25, Mc WIll be held Sunday, June 5, (.<,ted 1I1 hl"tOllC pi e<,el\'atlOl1 nE'1 mamlOTJ BuIlt III 1867 fOJ MJllm \\ III conduct a black hiS from noon to 5 p m Sponsored I\lll h Ig,lJI" fil ...l thl ep tPI m gO\ tory tom of nptJ OJ t by the Parents A"soudtlOn SInce P,lI tlclpant,> will IiI"t \,1<,lt 1,1 PI 1101, tlw home I., a fine exam FOi mOl e mformatlOn, ca II 1956, the event has become d VOnIa whew a gUided tour of pie of VldOl HlIl ltalJdnate ')Iyle 3432178 or 8829940 spnng tradItIOn for the Oxford- Greenmead IS planned The of ,llchltectUl e Metamora area home, built In 1841, IS !I<,ted on The tllP leaves at 9 a m and Calligraphy exhibit The Kingsbury School the NatIOnal RegI~tel of hlstOl IC return" at 4 30 pm Fee IS $27 grounds, WhICh mcludes an OrIgi- places and has been IestOIed to pC! pel son For mOle mforma Tel Twelve Mall Will be the nal one-room schoolhouse bUIlt It'> Ollgmal conditIOn t1011,call 881 7511 SIte for the 9th annual Sprmg m 1868 and WhICh IS stIll III use ExhIbIt of the MIchIgan Assocla today as a school, will be trans- tlOn of CallIgraphers formed mto a country fall' Heart benefit to be Sunday The show WIll run from Ffl- ground. The locatIOn IS north of AmerIcan Heart As')oc..wtlOn of The plllc..eeds h om thl~ e\ ent day, June 3, through Sunday, Oxford on Oakwood Road at Hos Mlchlgdn, Ea~tCl n Wayne DI\'I aJ e uhed to fund c..ommul1lty edu June 5, and WIll offer for sale ner Road, four mIles east of M SlOn, I') ho~tlllg Its annual fun (cltlOl1 ploJech Cal(hopulmol1m V not only angInal calhgraphlc art- 24 draI"el event aboRl d the Stal of It'''u<,utatlOn (CPR) cla""e", cm work both framed and unframed, Deb OIt on Sunda}, June 5, 11 elldl 11"k factOl leeluctlOn hlel d but also a boutIque that WIll fea There WIll be food, refresh ami 30 p m The public IS Il1 t IIIe and mfOlmatlOn and car ture handmade books, cards, sta ments, musIc and a hve auctIOn vltpd to enJoy brullc hand Itvp (110\ ,\"CU]dl dl"ed'>e I e,>pH! (11 The tlOnery, posters and reproduc Clean, confident style from Selko. 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On May 13 and 14 we were p y honored to have a shOWing H L R I c H With c~tlsts RusselCobane a well known Michigan water foul artist and Mario ~ 11 Fernandez a nationally ac- r~ Claimed nature artist We would like to InVite all of you ~~ who may have missed the show an opportunity to stop In and preview some of their ~~ works that are stili available ~~, PI EASE JOIN US JUNE 4th UL-1 /IT OUR bALLEI

~ .L~ 1) On May 20 and 21 we were fU11 pleased to have a shOWing of Cyndy Callog and Rick Burger ~ who are both very talented '-.LJ ~ Michigan watercolor artists We are rroud to be the .1[1<1 (,1lmwt In your Again. we still have limited exclu<,lve Mlc hly"ln II(H1H' eV('fl tde for your editron lithographs and/or 4 OF 10,000 V'<,lt n,<,trlbuto1 of thlc, IW,Ulll floor ,lne! w'lllc, our originals available We hope ful line of decor,ltIVt' Rcfrpc,hll1gly Drffl'rpnt It('m<., ...howroonl where you that you Will tave advantage rlumblng ,lnd door !l,ud ( ,In VlevV ow I"'rgc <,('1('( of thiS opportunily to preview ware for the home AT lion "nrl receive 'X\V1ny,c, the works of these gifted from kltch('n to lJar to of 20% clnd more artists HERALD WHOLESALE AUTUMN SONG by Cyndy Collog bath and on evpry door f ()I] ()~~ ',III ':>00 10K )0 (o[)lld.~(' H...... -y !MAGI SIZE:1':> x :I2;4 Ill"t north of H Mile Rd PRINT '6!:l' )0H 4S()O 1 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms 885-4001 HOURS: 9-5:30 MON/FRI, 9-3 SAT OR CALL FOR A SPECIAL APPOINTMENT ANYTIME Mon -Sat 10.6, Thurs & Frr. 10-9, Sun 12-5 June 2, 1988 Al'MJA, lirosse tioime New:i 20A ,,,- ".... ,.. Farms sailor modifies plans for around-the-world journey

By Margie Reins Smith lndl d L lttt t ill built hlm,l'lf He the Aegean Then he was gomg StaffWnter \\<1<,\\l'll pllp,dld fOl III;" long to trace Columbus' western route After spendmg d \ edl Ii),) II d (1Il,l ml d I t ,\lOU nd thl' IIodd .td across the AtlantiC, travel his 33 foot sallbo,lt, Illrludl'lh d Itllll1lt' lit.., blLll <,alhng "Incp through the Panama Canal, sail glorlOus ....Inter 111 thp J),lh Il'ld" III I', I' I') \ l '" '; old ,md ha,; thp South Pacdie, the Indian Dick Knoblauch h,I'; letlllJlld LO IJl'dl \\\1) !JO ,t, t.lllght ~dllmg, Ocean, elrotmd the Cape of Good Grol:>sePomte I\lth <,Oll1lIII \' In It"" d thl>lhl'lt!, (,I' n,lutlcal Hope and back to the Caribbean Sight" and a moddi.d pLll1 to) 111~1." I,)!I\!" \.lJld\ oj ';,llling Gml Knoblauch was gomg to sallll1garound the \Iolld l.lIt ,'l1d II.ld I'\ll\thlllg he accompany her husband for se- "I would be gOlTlg un Il' IItl, (ould,', t lih h dId" nil about "lTl lected pOltlOn" of the adventure

as planned) except fOJ OtH' th 1,'-: l!11 Ii d1Clf d ,llll'ln ,md two 01 then daughters were

the lonehne'>" J il' III It d IIOIn Ill.., lob d" a to Jom hIm for celtam portlOns of "I kno\\ nOlI fOl <,UP tr 1\ It ((I", t dll II"TJ\ 1.1..,t yedl the five )ear tnp

I'm not an mtlovprt 1m jJ I I) J it .., -; I \ tI ,ld .1 \ (,ung let I Much of the dream tnp, how- onented I knell lh.lt hl.ll)l, 1,11 I l' t 111 III .., I d 11(' l'lwlt" to evel, would hdve to be accom- I tned to 16'110)(' It ' hl ",lId r ,11\ I ,( lll! '1'(( Il ,t\l\~ dltl\ L pll,:>hed dlone Knoblauch ;,tIlI Intf'l1d, III Irl tll" 111\ "(, I1ldll; pUlplp Knoblauch I'> back m Grosse

around the v.Olld III IJlrr If' Ill) I Itl!' I III t 1\\ I' out \\hat Pomte for d fel\ months' respite Gro"se Pomte, hlld1;, tltt 1 "1 h(, d likl 111 do lJLltcmumg ment With my family," he smd "It was a good )1,1] 1m 1\1' pi tllll hI -dId '['lllUlky be "not Ju"t With porpoises and crushed or destlo;u! h,!t HI"" 1 l Ill, I h l\l' m In; ,edr,> to en whale" and abongmes haven't completl'd l1l\ Ol'/dl II I \ Il tlll'll\( nt \\ It h rn; lelmlly HI'> odY"l:>ey began last May Dick Knoblauch. right. aboard Sea Dreamer, WIth daughter Kathy, left. his niece and her goal" KJlobl.lUl h " pl,m<, \\ PIe to ell. 21, when he headed down the friend. near Scituate. Mass .. en route to Cape Cod Bay. Knoblauch didn't have a camera aboard Knoblauch left (il ()':>~ePOIll\( p]o. l thl' (,lllhbeell1, Ewope, DetlOlt RIver, through Lake for most of his year-long voyage. He kept a journal on tape. and plans to write about his experi- Farms 12 month" e!go <,IJllcdcl "l,llld 111cl\Ie! thl' j\'pthetlandt" Ene, mto Lake Ontano to To- ences for boating magazines. ronto, through the St Lawrence Sea Dreamer, a :33[w\l dI)U~~l_1 -" U .;;" "l,d,t." ,UH'dH "l Rivet to Quebec Bras d'or Lakes m the Cape Bre "Then Gml and I and some "Only loneliness was a prob. Although he didn't have a ton Islands fllCnd;, cro,,~ed to the Bahamas lem I read voracIOusly I played camera dboald for much of the Knoblauch then contInued We "pent thp wmtel m the Aba tapes I kept a Journal on tape," tllp, he kept a Journal of vOice along the coast of NOVelScotIa to LOS,\Ai Ith Hopetown as our base Gml and DICk Knoblauch pian t"pe" He recalled some hIgh- Cape Sable, and down the coast We cnllsed to different plaws to sell their Gros"e Pomte home I lights of Mame, "That was one of the durmg the wmter and move to Stuart some time m I was saIlmg at mght longest stretches I »aIled alone - "At the end of March, we Ie- the future "Then I'll be close to thlough a town called Rimouski about 150 miles," He crossed to versed our route, crossed the gulf the Bahamas and the Caribbean I had been down below and was Mount Desert Isle and Bar Har stl eam and retUl ned to Stuart and the Gulf of MeXICO, Also I wmmg up the ladder when I bor. "ThIS was where I had the Knoblauch dll:>Coveredthat he can Jump off to Bermuda and thought (my boat) was on fire, worst Visual problems of the had planned qUIte well for hfe flOm Bermuda to Europe The wake was aglow." He was year - a pea-soup fog The aboard The electrOnIC eqUIp "There's three places I really \\ Itnessmg a phenomenon called Mame coast IS beautIful," Knob ment and prOVIsIOns were more want to go by boat. Europe, the bIOIummescence MIcroscopic lauch Sald than adequate, he sald, and Mediterranean and New Zea- plankton, which glows when it's Daughter Kathy met him m everythmg worked fine He ex land agItated, was producmg enough Scituate, Mass to celebrate her penenced no ten-Ible weather "I would say to anybody who hght to read by, he said "The 29th birthday and to sall to dlsastel s He wasn't SIck He has a dream Work toward It whole wake was aglow for 150- Cape Cod, Buzzard's Bay and found no VISIble eVIdence of drug Don't lose Sight of somethmg 200 feet behmd me; the bow Block Island traffickmg m the Bahamas And you've always wanted to do be. wave was peeling off WIth a bril- "I left Block Island at 5 a m he discovered that Sea Dreamer cause of your daily routme. Keep hant blue-green Itght " to catch a favorable tIde," Knob- IS perfectly deSigned for crUlsmg It on the back burner. Work Knoblauch contmued along lauch said. "I was under saIl WIth two people - and for short hard Plan, Do it Modify It, if the coast of New BrunsWIck to when I saw a huge wake off the penods of tIme, \\ .th four people you must It can come true." PrInce Edward Island and shore of Long Island The water through the Canso straits. arched up and suddenly there Dick Knoblauch "Nova Scotia was beautiful," was a whale alongside my boat he said "Beautiful people, beau. He was about twice the length of New Michigan map available tlful scenery It's Just too cold m the boat He swam alongsIde for CIty of Michigan wmter I lucked out and found about 20 minutes. It was a black ~rn!1.6£'oint£ 1J1'arms, The Department of Transpor no fog whlle I was there. It's a whale. A friendly whale, gomg The MIchIgan Depaltment of NOTICE OF HEARING TransportatIOn's ne\" OffiCldl td.tlOn WIll mall to mdlvld clean, clear, beautIful country, his own way" transportatIOn map Lan be ah Ud.ls upon request Requests With only biodegradable pollu- His famIly jomed Knoblauch ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

tained from the Tran,>port It)!))) "hould be made on d post card tlOn" for a three week VISIt m Long ~OTlCE Ie; HF:HEBY GIVEN that the Zonmg Board of Appeals WIll Department at no ch31ge Sl,me [n01 m a sealed envelope) pro\ld- Beach Island, N J, where hiS -t The southeast coast of Nova meet In CIty Hall dt 90 Kerby ROdd, Grobbe Pomte Farms, MI on two mIllion WIll be pubhshcd for mg the name, addre"s and ZIp ScotIa, he said, IS also mterest- parents hve free dlstnbutlOn OVCl the 11'\.t wdt> of the Iequeo,tel Post cards mg because of ItS aquatic life At the end of August, he Mor'WA Y, JUNE 13, 1988 year, mcludmg sevel al humh Pel ~hould Ix l1ldlJed to MAPS, "POrpOIseS follow the boat; play headed for Chesapeake Bay, thousand by the .\Ildw;an :'I1Jlhlg,1l1 Depmtmcnt of Trans m Its wake. Sea hons pop theIr saIled up the Potomac RIver to at 7.30 p m to heal the follOWing Travel Bureau It lS the bt,lte t, pOItclllOn POBox 30050. Lan. heads up, check out your boat, Washington, DC, then on to mObt popular pleLe of tl a\ (I 1ItPI .,JnjI ~1Jlh 48909 Norfolk, Va. then , on they go " 1 The appeal of !VI! & 11rs Peter Ronan, owners of the premIses ature and IS Widely used b'\ He reached Stuart, Fla late m locdted dt 36 Beacon Hill, flam the demal of the BUlldmg Department MIchigan's travel muu ,l! ' Gml Knoblauch Jomed her the year VIa the Intracoastal to I""ue a BUlldmg Pel mlt tOl the lOnstructlOn of an addItIOn to the About 400 changl " \1 l I ( 111cldl husband for saIlmg through the Waterway. ledl of thell e\.l~tmg d\lelhng lotated ,It the fOlegomg address Such m the 1987 map to hl'n 1),1 pel mlt I,<,Udnce\1 as denied fOIredson that '-, -~A ~~!Hl 198889 editIOn up DOW ,1 The IeSHlence located on the foregomg prem1seb 1<;non.conformmg tlOns thIS year ll1(]ucll t II, Il ~",,~~UJ~- /-~~ fOl I ec1<;onthat It 1<;m \ IOlatlOn01the 1 ear and Side ym d pIOVlSlOnsof cently Signed CIrcle \oute" uf St. Ambrose Community Players AItlelC XIII, SectIOn 1:300 of the CIty's Zomng Ordmancc, and m Lake Supenor and Lake ::'IIldH present accol da'1tL \\ Ith the pi 0\ I:"OIl1Sof Al tide XV, SectIOn 1502, Item 4 A of gan and the geneJaI 10UltlOn~ ot • the Clt\'., ZOning 01 dlndnCe, no <;uth bh UCtUle may be enlarged Ol Fred Carmichael's ..,tlllClulall\ altclcd ullle:,,<;a \aJ lance I'"'bfJ.anted MIchigan's elk and moo-:;e henh TINTING FILM A photo of the Bluc' Woller LIFETIME WARRANTY b The pi opo<;edadditIOn on the Iedl would fUlthel mfrInge upon the Bndge at the foot of Ldke Hlll'lI] ON PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED MIXED mll1lmUrn Iea.l j dl d I equlI ement<, of 40 feet led\ mg a Iem yal d of 28 5 marks the 50th annt\el "nl"\ thlb AUTOMOTIVE INSUL.FILM feel thel Lb; I(qulllng d I alldnce flom the PlOVI:"lOnsof Al tlele XIII, WINDOW TINT FILM. CAll Selt\On 1'~OO of the elt\'~ ZOnIng OrdInance year of the bndge \',hl(h Imh~ TODAY FOR COMPLETE DETAILS DOUBLES POlt Huron With Sm 11l.1 On 2 The ,1 pP"a I of l\1J b & MI ~ Al t .Jud"on, own£1S of the premises tano 00 A COMEDY loc dltered unle<;<;a It also shOll" lOC,ltWII" l!l .111 \ dlUIl( l h,;1 dnll t1 ports havmg lIghted rUB\\ ,1;" ,11

least 3,000 feet 111 length Int,lL fhl d pO' '11of \11 Pctt I T K)1),<"1)11n( I Dftl](' pIeml"p<;lrJcated at Ity bu':> termmal", both UHDlll() n,'j (,10"-( POint( B0Uk\ ,ll d. f) oIII the dpl1l..11 ()f the BUIlding a:: • DRY CREEK • RAVENSWOOD • HACIENDA • KENWOOD • MOUTON CADET Dlp,\I' ml nt \lI 1'~Ul a pll mil fOl thl wmu ..,lIJnof an eXI"tlpg hUlldIng c131 and reCl"l'atlOlldl h,l' IJid~ II w ...... : N ..... -.... - OIL) I_ pi "pi 11\ Into d pool hl)ll~l' \\ Ith enoklllg f.lClllt1C~Such perm1t the Great Lake" fl'])' I ')ut", I- MULIER'S MARKET I<"'\l11ILl, I' clllllU! fm le,l<,on lhdl the plopo<.,ed"tructure contam<; freeway re<,t arta,- dlHI 10 ld'-Idl w lull '.1' l h II f.lulllIl'~" hlLh h LOn~ldllcd 1 d\\elhng llnJt under SectlOn LA. l ;:~!'ltc nn the ct3tp hl~l\ll ( L..\ 15215 KERCHEVAL ...... ') I I \ IlL :-t l..H. \..t ,UI! ~(~() I~~HI ~ p~ ,'... L. t ~...... ",,1: (")nn ~,ngle famIly tern LocatIOn" of l,lll p.l''''' 11,"I • -::~f-~:;~~'"An Impressive Selection of foods in a relatively small place dl l did Ill- ell. Ill; m.l\ bl llJlhtlll(\ul 01 1ll,1Illtalllld 0n dny lot, (I) 'ht I' h Ii 'llillll1.';.1 \ ,111 ll1rt It om ..,liLhpll}\ 1'-l!ln" lines and ':>tat1Ons dlld 1 ,,! ~ . ~ In Z ~ I '.-- --I the heart of Grosse Pointe Park. "822 7786 freight )me" al (' lllcludl ,I Q 1",1 J'111 o n Monda -Saturda 8-6 - 1 I h, 'I lH ,'oj \h H eh \1d \I.lllun I 0\\ IWIof ,1p.ll te 1of the propert \ Ho~pltal" offu IIlf! L 1 III l, i= II ' Il nt \ I.,](h\ 11 j~ 2r,Q I.II.., "holl \1 ho h I~ applwd to the City of emergency "el \ ICl a Ilcl ;;1J )( ) J - u BONELESS CATCH OF THE WEEK COOL SALADS (,l o~,' Po nl. ! d '1]~ fm ,1 lol ~pllt SlcllOn 1516 of the Zonmg w BREADED Oldl]' 11 ( \,'Ii\Wl' II, It ,lInt m,l\ not iJP dl\ldld unIt''"''' the DlrectOl of 11 hlgh\\a\ \Ielcom! t nl, 1'- ...... SIRLOIN FOR HOT DAYS FRESH l'lil)lll '-.[I \1'( Illld th It tl1(' Il !l1mfOlrnatlfln Oil \1,,111 • Cole Slow l' rIll, > 1,1 O\\nt ri 1)\ III ,\, 11( \C, (TUll);'\ fi'l \\hJrh :-'11':-'1anC11111'i gan hlstonc<1] m,lI h, " h',.. ~ ~ SIRLOIN FRESH • Potatoe " ''.11i 11.\ [01 0" Jl1g \ Il 1,11)« ~ dl':>tance<,from ('ItI l 'It, ' :E f~~ STEAKS WI BONE WHITE PERCH • Baked Beans tLOn':>e!nd phOIH' ) J1 lh I • Seafood , \ I I I (I fl <'111 thl lO foot tJ onl 'I tlldL]., Il'qulrC'mrnt, <1<;DI ...l ~ 29 I' , (I, I I' (11 Il 11l1d]g pdlll 11' fp(.t stau' pohce po..,h 111« d ,t" I I ~ $3 LB FillETS S2~? • Spinach Dip (, 11 \ th' m ~Plb,ICk onh 19 from rll, I I "t II H <1nd ficl'':>of ~1DOT,1l1df I, I ~ ( I d ~ -, =m 111< I I I I" =-0 on "ulh faCl!JtH '- I' II SPEAS APPLE JUICE .. • ; KINGSFORD I, , , < II, 111h, "OlIIJ,pl nlihatplllll"!Oc1tcd111anRIAAA 'Z ' nilC hlldg< Thl 111'\1 J I, I I' -' ' 0;:' CHARCOAL 64 oz 100 Ofo - $139 CO) 1)1 I I I I , t 11/1111IV' '11 \ ,tl I' t I qu,d .It tllltl,nlllm to 120 fert III Natural • all st,lU' pal k" dnrl 11 I' ~ ~ .~, BRIQUETS m \\ lrill tht 11011.1,,[ ('11 I ,d" :..,hOll'oftlwnmlltlltlgli,tO\\n(dh,Dr c.,::) \ ~+:.,.i 1:\ lilt. l I 111 \1 dt h type':> of <1CC 0 III Jl11)(j \ 1,1 .., tall pohu pO"'I' dI' J I All (Jf thl ~lld1Ig,ln )h Ii' 11, LETTUCE . 521 flAVORS 49~ EACH ~ ,I t III ,J! l{i '-,(JillI ,<., 1("" RICHARD G. SOLAK ~)('r"of (Omnll 1(1 IllI III' PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH JUNE 8 ~I'CI ptdry & City Clerk ('rnml nt ofli( ( '<1 I • 10:\ 1\(T BOAIW OF APPEAl.S RlIlGf III SIMI • ESTANCIA • ROUND Hill • BRICOUT • MUMMS • KORBEL .lunA ~ 1gAR Grosse Pointe News Performer visits school for exceptional children

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Photos and story by Ronald J$ Bernas

Howard Buten get<; do<;e 10 Sarah Spmczak at the Foundahon for Exceptional Children.

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Annie Kellet rests her he'ad while creating a masterpiece

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Frz 7 11 •22.A__ ----~W~ Personal bankruptcy petitions are zncreaszng• • zn Michigan 1 hc poht\ If pl'opll' dl<.,- ch,lIlgp t hL' 1,1\\ DOli t hl-lllll' the <1'>\Iell <1<,tilldIlU,d, ~lll'l \'ood 11\((lIlll 11\.1 Ii( , LII .1,," II"" 1hI' ruptcy are at an all time high. tnct "CredIt card wmpames are COUll <",lId "It ,1I1110y"pCOIJIl' \\'e dll' .I "1111,'111'11 \11111 ,,1 (,dLl(J1 "It appears that all bank- gettmg more aggressive about 'Indl\ ,du,l!" (OIl"ldL Illlg h,lllk pi OIJCIt \' OIll'llt('d <,OliCt\, l \111 III ,01111 «Ill I' III I \ II l <1'1111 ruptcy filings are up 10 to 15 gomg after these people ThiS IS luptt \ h,]Ve t\\ 0 uth ,I'> TR\\' , PI.I"( ( h( II ltl, I ,iI l maJonty are personal bankrupt lIOn 8 of the U S ConstitutIOn de"tltlltp Ill'" ,Illo\\ld to 1('LIIll th'lt JI1I01nl.ll IOn ,tltel 10 \ (.If" I IHIl1Il" Cles, the rest are busIness" Sherwood pomted out that the ,I It'''ldl'l111 d 'l'hlill "01111(' Sherwood guessed 11,000 to cowi. should not be faulted fOl hlllhl'hoid good.., ,llld tf1l' (001" o! 12,000 petltlOns w!ll be filed the bank code that has bl'en hi" tla(k through hl& office In 1988 adopted by Congress Chdplt I 1 I ,Illo\\.., tll(' II1dl\ Id "The pnmary cause of mdlvld "Congress deCIded what It ual to I qJ.l" debh Old oj fUIIII( ual bankruptcIeS IS over-use of should be The bank code IS pub edll1lng.., In d I hd]ltl'l J l Jdlllh, the t01l1t ,Ippl 0\ l" ,\ pI \11 iOI II n"ln(f I~nht .... '1....1Il11, ",Pl '" " tlllel' \('''' IlL'IWei Shl'l \Iood ",11(1 \\'hl'n

,,{'ell!ed (l edl101.." not Ileu,-,"',1l11\ I ~ 1 I <'ClL11pc! (1 l'(htC)!": SlIllOll ",\1(1 I Jocelyn M. Ciokajlo of Grosse P01l1te Woods has been appomted The ,Hlvdlltdg(\ oj dl'c1dlllll; \..:< I '; < I assistant account executive to SheIla Sloan at Sheila Sloan Publlc lMnh.l11ptl" ).., tll(' ellnlllwtlll11 of '. ' I RelatIOns, Inc located 111 Southfield the Pll'<'",W e I,f !ll'lllg III debl dllc1 I It I the hm I,N.,llwnt 01 (le(!ltOl -, I

aBu\\" a fl ('"h <,tellt, SlI110n s~lld I • ~ The dl<.,ac1vantdge<, 11('"md, I" L that thp !Jankl uptt) mfol matlOll Simon Frank B. Walker, M.D., was elected chaIrman ;, probably "lay" on hie; ('!edit Ie (f of the board of directors of the 11,000 phySICian tord rOIevel Howe\ PI, Simon member MIchigan State Medical SocIety Walker, added, 'The tact that <.,omeone 1\nothel Ipason," Sherwood a patholOgIst who has served the past two years declal ed hankl L1ptc\' become., .I"<':""'~'- " lid 'If the 0PPOltUl1lty fO! as vice chairman, is a 1955 graduate of Wayne \1 -,I less SIgnificant dS tune gol''> 011 hcl'lluuptcy I" thel e - lIke any State UniverSIty School of Mewcme It'c; fall' to say It takes ,>IXto 10 gOVl'lnment pi 0f,'1am, people Ui'>e Walker year" to le.estabhe;h crl'cl!t " ~ It fOI then ddvantage. We've ~ heen taught to look to the gov [I , •• j ~, ( I nment to get somethmg fO! R.J. Lefebvre of Grosse Pomte was elected Inventors to meet II \t ~.1 ow,,('lvei'> Our culture IS bUIlt vice preSIdent and project manager of GIffeis Ass0- The Inventol" A,,-,ollatlOn of 1,/,.1 Jloulld It " CIates, Inc Giffels Associates, Inc, is a nationally ,'I ~'<~ Slip I wood said there are altel MetJ opolltan Dell Olt wIll meet ~~\'~:!il recognized archItecture and engineering fIrm lo- \1\}~~ ThUlsday, ,i"ne 9, fJ om 7 to 10 t?j l1dt Ive" to bankruptcy "I'm told cated in Southfield. th,ll U!LH1y people file when they pill 111 Room 312 elt Glo""e know that the CQUIt recm d" rlO\\ n tlbflut P\ ('I " "I'. 01 ~r \ Pll don t !1c('d to Many CIedlto! s are Pomte NOIth, 707 VPl niP' Hoad show a bankl'Uptcv filIng fOI 20 \ ('111" I 11p\ 'I L' 1l00' IJl\ the III 1(\ If I I ~ 1 I ~. ... J t 1 1 I I") ( i t j.,( \ lllmg mak(' adjustments Lefebvre Thl- \,111 hE t) l ....t IW' 'I IJW dJ \ edl S - plobahlv fOlevel ' i)' rll" H:, j)le"enterl IH... It r 11 ~Lt 'e'llhl.'1 Sll don ",1\, I J tlJlJg to, hank David C. Yates of Grosse Pomte Farms has \\ (tb le"",olleekll1g to Iesolve through htIga- down by I.JrIO!art creditors ask questIOns, and Pointe Farms financial management consulting tlon The wOl1{"l,.OPI'> free to memo credIt card compal1lCi'> al e "I\no! hel I e

David Greenspan a native of Grosse Pomte SUPREME can Install a high effiCiency air condition Farms, has been named manager of recordmg ser- Ing <;ystemtnot can reduce your utility bills A York vices, a division of WIAA public radio, owned and system can give you long-term reliable operated by Interlochen Center for the Arts at In- operation And SLJPREME can back It With terlochen, according to Thorn Paulson, statIOn their new 5-year WarrarllY Plan, one manager. He is responsible for the recordmg of all phone cali'S 0TfIt takes CO!iyour r--~~ the major group performances by the renowned SUPREMF Markellnq Pepresentallve ~I'~~<~ Interlochen Arts Academy and NatIonal MUSIC lt~j today , : =, Camp students. 'or Greenspan = • REDUCE HEAT. SAVE ENERGY & COOLINGCOSTS . f 2 4 I ~ .. ~ = Prices or .on5 of I :' ~ -' I '- ~ =" ...... Judy Stuart of Grosse Pomte Farms has JOIned The Berline crSTO~I rOLORS & ST\lES • DECORATOR E\BRICS Group, Inc., as a copy wrIter. Stuart most recently worked as a free- ~~ntral $'1289~ClO' ~-~' lance copywrIter for such firms as Macy's and Marke Commumca tions m New York and Haband in New Jersey. Pnor to that she was ~~pa&'~ a senior writer at The Broadway m Los Angeles PERMANIZED WITH SILICONE ANn VINYL FAST DELIVERY ~:i;J~:~3t~,I William R. D. Martin of Grosse Pomte Shores FREE ESTIMATES AND EASY TERMS is the newly elected president of the board of dIrectors of the EpIlepsy Center of Michigan, Mar. DETROIT OAKLAND tm, faculty member at the University of Michl- gan.Dearborn's School of Management, has served 885M240fJ 531.8100 on ECM's board for four years. ECM IS a state- Wide epilepsy organIZation whIch proV1des specIal. IZed climcal and commumty services and conducts research It IS a Umted Way of MIchigan agency Martin Boyt 5 (entury Collectiongoes] AFTER f\1Erv10RIAL DAY Roy R. Broman of Grosse Pointe Park, an underwrIter of Massa with anyone,anywhere,anytime. chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co, attended a two-day meetmg of ' Suomi College In MmneapolIs Broman IS on the board of trustees MID 16HT MADNESS of the college In the Upper Peninsula. It IS a private, two-year col. lege WIth an enrollment of 600 students from the midwest and IS af. filiated WIth the EvangelIcal Lutheran Church in Amenca SALE Philip R. Osburn of Grosse POInte Park was F. ",11> 3 d ~ ,(jlJune4th promoted to assistant vIce preSIdent and manager of mam office bUlldmg operatIOns m the property 17rj~)()N fill I? MIDNIGHT management department of NatIOnal Bank of De trOlt Ol>burn, who Joined NBD m 1978, IS a mem bel' of the American Institute of Architect" He holds a bachelor of SCIence degree m archItecture 50% OFF from Lawrence Institute of Technology and an ALL JEWELRY M B.A from the Umverslty of DetrOlt No matter wh~rc you qo on hU~lnr~s or pleasure whatever your age or tra\ rllng ~tyle Boy! ~ Century (ollrct,on I~ the Ideal luqgage to fit your need~ Osburn The Century Collection captljre~ today s fast paced ~Plnt by combining good loo~~ With funcltonal t1r~lgn ('on~tlll(t,'d With Inde~trucljble Dupont Cordura Plu~, rach piece I~ de~lgned to ~atl~fy every travel nteCJ age group and traveling style In a 20 % OFF ALL COINS fashIOnable way Leonard C. Jaques of Grosse Pomte Shores Royt\ ('entl,ry Collorl'on thr luggage chOice II'[ all genefattO"~ Wl\TCH BAT1ERIES 99«; was appomted to the Lake Superior State Umver 'REG\ Boyt Budd, r Br'1 r Bog slty Board of Control by Gov James.J Blanchard • JAR..VEY's for a term expmng m January 1996 He IS a pnn WE BUY Pv SFll COIN COLLECTIONS, ANTIQUE Clpal atwrney at the Jaques Admiralty Law Firm Complca1 Traveler JEWELRY & [5 fA H S He IS a veteran of the U S Merchant Manne and Grosse Pointe's luqgage Address US Air Forc,€, a trustee of the UnIted Seamen l & M JEWELRY 345 FISHER RD 881 0200 Service and noted mantlme law lecturer 22211 MACK Bpt. 8 & 9 MILE 771.0440 Jaques • • C Q

." June 2,1988 b Grosse Pointe News 23A --- AAA to host Auto Expo '88 Hundled;, of ne\" and low ml All who attend thl" onte.a- leage vehicles wlIl be av,ulab!p yP,ll "pecHlI event will be en- for sale and lease to the publiC tt;1cd III .I dlawlIlg IO! pa"o;es to The Gryphon Gallcl'y at 99 1988 .J UniOl Leab'1.le of DetlO1t when AAA 1\llchlgill1'" Auto thp DetlOlt Grand PIlX June 17- Kel chev dI w111 pre~ent Its fil,>t De,>lgnel <.,'Show Houo.,e Club Led;,ll1g holdo., It'i Auto 19 rIll' fit ~t 500 lI1vlted bruests i\hchlgcll1 AI tl,>t,>' ShO\\ Work'> • E"po '88 flom 6 to 10 p m FII to ,Ittpncl on FlaL») wlIl ICceIve on PapPI, lI1c1udlllg pI lilt", pa" day, June 3, and 10 a III to 7 ,I !lpc .J51111l1 tdlllf'l cl tel", \\eltelwlol'> and dlelWlIlg,> pm Satlllday, JllllC' 4 Spl'u,ll d(',ll" \\ III Ill>dVdllable Thele I\]I! be a general meet- flom June 2 tlllough July 14 Nearly clll make" and modpl'> 101 thO<"l' who led"( \l'Illdeo." and lIlg of Commercial Real Estate Openll1g JeceptlOn I'>today flom of vehIcles wll! bL' aVellldblp dUI on the "pot !in.1nc Jllg \\ III be Women, Inc. at 6 pm Weclnes 5 p rn to 8 p m NOlll1ell gdllel y ll1g the e;peclal event m the e,l"t a\ (\11,t!)!P tOl hll \ ( I'" U"ed car del), .June 8 111 the St Clan hOll!" elle 'rlle..,d,l\ thlOugh Selt parkmg lot 01 AAA iYlldllg,m '<., hu\'(') <., \\ 111 )ll' on h.\lld to offer {{oom 01 thp RelHllo.,o.,anccClub 111 Ul da \ 11 d m to G p m Adm mist! atl ve Oflice Bu ddll1g ul"h I(l) (\l.,!onll'h (\lI(l'nt vehl- thl 200 To\\ el 01 the Renals on Hubb'lI d DII\ e, Jll"t \\(,.,t of llh • '>dnle Centpr Hc..,elvatlOns are the Southfield FI ('PW,1\ III llP,ll Fo! 1II0H' I1l10i m ItlOn l,tI) 751 $.10 FOI mal e mfOim,ltlOn call Th(' Joy EnH'ry Gallpry ,It bOl n ()III K.lth lu.'n Ya Iplhtell1 at 462 2020 131 J(el clll>\ ,d \\ III pre"l'nt el 0] Ru b'lI d 1\k(;pe at 262 1831 ,hO\\ titled 13lltl~h Model nl.,t PIll1tm,lkel'> flom JunE' 2 • thlOUgh Juh 15 An opelllng Ie ceptlOn 1" todd j fI 0111 5 P III to 8 H,llly (' Vel v~el Jr was ap Tired of Unwanted Hair? pm NOlmdl gallpl\' homs ellP pOllltl'd to the pO"ltlOl1 of chan 'rue"del\ thlOugh Satul claj 110m man of the board for Try waxing by Helg()! 11 a Il1 to G p III elnd Th 1lI ..,dav.., Stampmg<;, Inc. The company 11nt1l .-; p 111 h,\" plOdllled <.,mall to medIUm • I1!pl al pel]t,; to the automotIve Convenient hours. mduo.,tlv "ll1ce 1960 They have KII.,tll1 ,John" Ste\ l'n" IHI" Ie I('centlv completed theIr 10,000 Maier & Werner Salo: ~ lotdted hel mtpllOl de"lgn fillll ",qUale loot addItIOn m December - Old Dominion Interim's - 1987, 10l added tool room and 882-6240 from :\111\\dllhel', \\'I"C to G] o"..,e \\ at ('houo.,(' cdpantv Stampmgs, POInte Fat 111" Ole! Dom1l11OnIn Inc"" pll';,ldent 1" GlOs"e Pomt tenoI-, wa", a p,ll t!updnt m the I e"'ldent Donald ,J Veryser

Women's network to meet Photo b\ PltLl \ '-, dill h POLISHED STYLE Celebration Jev C Wolfe, a""I,,tant publiC She \1 1I1 alc;o talk about findmg affall" m,lnagcr fOl FOId 1\lotOi a mOltgelge and gettmg a good Guests enjoyed hars d'oeuvres in the atrium of the new CredIt Co , \\ III ,>peak at tlw an de,ll on eluto financmg and leas- Punch and Judy Building May 25 when owners Robert Ed- nual meetll1g of the MIchIgan mg gar and Richard Crawford, along with their tenant. Brooks Profe~"'lOnal Women"" Net\\OIk Meptmg" aJ e open to the pub- Brothers, held an open house. Architectural designer Monda), June 1:~, at the South hc but advance Iesel vatlOns al e Charles Merz, of Schervish Vogel and Merz, is on the bal- field Rad]o.,o.,onbegmmng dt 6 lequlled The June 13 meetmg cony talking with a guest. Two new floors were constructed pm Will be held at the Southlield within the shell of the exisiting theater building. The floors She WI)] dlSCU;,Sthe basIC facts Ralh"t.on located nOlth of 10 are visually connected by a central circular atrium which 01 financmg to lllclude the val' null' and east of the Lodge on . contains a glass elevator and mar bel fountain and is IOUStype;, of loans and payment;, the "el vIce dllve ReservatIOns topped with a pyramid skylight. and the ;,tep;, to bUlldmg cledlt mu"t be lecelved by June 8 Con- tact Byte Type at 258 8822 for dmner Iee;elvatwn mformatlOn Co"t $18/mernbers and $23/non- membel" FOI general mforma Local Realtors to sponsor home fair tlOn, Celli Dlelnc Wilbur at 647- The Grosse Pomte Board of Some of the participants WIll m- Fm mOle mfOlmatlOn, call 4480 Realtors Will host an ExhIbitors clude a chImney sweep, watel Manlyn Stamtzke, exhibIt chan Fair at the War Mcmonul for color artIst, bathtub reglazer and pel ;,on, at 886-3400 current and prospectIve home- locksmith Othel RcaltOJ~ mvolved m the owners Wednesday, June 15, ReSident;, lookmg for decm-at- fml dIe Nancy Velek, John Pol- Leadership You alway'i stand out With Selko Fedturlng J poli'ihed ~dver- from 10 a m. to 3 p m mg Ideas, consldenng Iepmrs 01 lack, Pat Balta;" Bobble Ligan, The event IS free and wJ11 fea wondenng about financmg op MIchael BOJalcld, Audrey Games, • tone link bracelet graced WIth an elegantly contoured La"e ture displays on mtenor deSign, lJons can get answels to then- Diane Dcnl1l'>, Lalla Abud, semInars Perfect for dre~s or evemng wear Now With Iandscapmg, security systems, questIOns The Grosse Pomte Mldgle Fannon, Renee Brucker, The Center for Independent Selko's 3-year warranty Your ~ remodehng, closets and more Hlstollcal SOCiety, whIch docu- NIckle Comey, Ro;,c Evanskl, LIVIng of the RehabilitatIOn In assurance of quality, With our /lit;htr:. About 60 exhibItors WIll diSCUSS ments old homes m the al ea, Mary Daas, John Shook and Ka stltutc wlIl hO'3t a senes of "In commllmentto style F - their products and servIces WIll also have a booth thy Lenz Seal ch of Leade] shIp" semmal s The 10 week sellCS wlll be Wednesdays begmnlng June 15 WSU seminars on c~anging job market at BIcentennial Towers, 4 E AI e"andl me, SUIte 104, Dett OIt AutomatIOn m DetrOIt has mty Lme at 577 1000 PlOb'1am, Inl speelkmg on "In The content of the senes IS dl- made a dl astlc Impact on the Scheduled speakers and thell \ 01\ mg Women anti Mmolltle;, " Iectcd to the phySIcally chal- workplace and has affected OUI tOPiCSare Tuesday, Aug. 16 - Douglae; lenged community With the goal edmund t. AH EE jewelers lifestyles As technoloi-,'Y contm Tuesday, June 7 - FllthJol A FI ele;er. fOlmel preo.,ldent of of plOmotmg leadel c;hlp and ad ues to advance thm e Will be Belgmann of the Umvel;,lty of Umted Auto WOlke]", currently vocacv for the lights of the hand- 20139 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods many more changes m the Job MIchIgan phIlosophy department .1 membcl of t11C Labor StudlC'> Icapped commumty market anc;wers "AutomatlOn/Dptlolt f,ICUlty at Wayne State an"welo., The 1988 "In Semch of Lead- 886-4600

Coping WIth the new changes What ]s GDlng on Hel e?" . AutomatlOnJDetl OIt Whell~ Do el"lup" ]0;; ;,ponsOJed by the W(' Go Flom HellO)' is the focus of a SelleS of semI' Tuesday, June 28 - .Jame., MIchIgan Commlse;lOn for the nars begmmng Tuesday, June 7 Jacob;" semOl Ieseal cher, In W k- Blmd The ,>elleS IS open to the and contmumg through Aug 16 dustl wi Technolof,'Y Imtltute or lng women publiC For mOle mformatlOn call The program, "AutomatlOnlDe. speak" on "Manllfolcturmg and 7459726 trOlt" WIll feature a different FutUJ e WOlk SkJlb m the Dl' DUling 1986, 68 PE'lcent of The Centel fOJ Independent speaker each seSSlOn to dlscu'is t!'Olt Area" women 25 to 54 years of age 1.1\ mg pi oVlde" ree;identlal and every aspect of change The pro \Iho \\Olhed dJ(1 "0 fOl el full non Ie"ldentlUl self help pro Tuesday, July ]2 - Hlchald Eastside WholeBsle'. gram IS free and open to the ye.ll, ,md ,111 addItIOnal lOpeI' granh frn the phY~lcally dlsa ChIld HlII, lVhchlg,lJ1 St,lte Um public cent WOIked 10 to 49 weekc;, ac hied The prohn'am 1<.,dedicated velo.,lty depmtment of .,ouo]og\ Each sessIOn Will be held f!Om cOldll1g to an altlcle lI1 Monthly to ehmmcltmg barnel'i that pre- 'lI1d urban afld!! ~ dl'>cu"<"P", Ew 6'30 to 8 p m In Room 150 In Labm Rev 1('\\, a publicatIOn of wnt people from bcmg a part of SIDING nomIc and SoC!,d ImplIleltlOn", the Gmeral Lectlll es BUlldmg the U S Labor Department wmmul1lty hfe on the COIner of Anthonv Wayne fO! Metlopoht,1l1 Dl'tJ OIt ' and Wan'cn on the WSU Ulmpu" Tue&day, .July 26 - Kpnncth WORLD m DetrOIt For mal e mfOlmoltIon Hill. e'\ecut]H' dllPclOl, Detlo)t ~~ Presents the call the W"ym' State OPP0l111 AIp<\ PI e College Engll1pelll1g ~.~ ONE STOP --For OPENour Coovernence - INYL SIDING Wednesday Evenings tit 7 COLOnS ONL v 7-1'1>1'1> .... !!J11 H . ;..~!l BUSINESS ;uu I"'".IV'. ~ Featuring SHOP the following services: 50 YEAR 95 Free~~~~okS $29 PER ~ WARRANTY r~1 -\ I • Pile kag1l1g and Slupping • Stationpry EnvelollPS so ... ~ • Mail 80"" Rf'ntal • Notary Public • An ..wpring Servi<.e • Typing/Type"f'tting • rasdmile Transmission • Copying • Bu ..in<' .... ~('rvi( ('5 • 8usilw .... ( .~ ~ n...,...• ,I • 24A June 2,1988 Grosse Pointe News lid, not fu:d a Pup h the ~ ~ It's a food shopping adventure at Farmer Jack

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PrIces effective through Sun. June 5 Also available for your convenience: * POSTOFFICE to buy stamps. mall packages, send registered letters. 9 Mile near Mack * PHARMACY with Pharmacist on Store open Monday through saturday 8 a m. until lOp m duty 7 days a week. Call 774-9082 Sunday 9 a.m. until 7 p m * DINER'SEXPRESSCHECKOUT 3 Items or less SUPERMARKETS hot prepared foods to go. Instant out!

j• ----~------~.- Churches .48 Section 8 c::.~nil'\rc eo I. In~ f) "l noo _ oW • a _. _ "' ...... 11\... '-, loJVV Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors 10.158 Grosse Point~ Fair weather The skies aren't always sunny for summer's prolific art fai:' participants here are their war stories By Peggy O'Connor AndrzeJcz~ Assislant Editor/Feature Editor mg away," says artIst Bette Prudden of Grosse Pomte Woods ''I've got a lIttle tent that offers h' June l\1onth of \'vedchngb, gI.1dua- some protectIOn, but It holds \\!ater Usually, I tlOn" Llnd "ummel art fan" h'eld on just try to psych out the sky That day I claudIe:,,::,cla) s undel 'v'vann, sunny gues<..,edOK But the) l' kl\ e been some A skI<:''' RIght'~ othels Wellllll, maybe LIke last summer at an art fair m Lexing- Take Art on the POInte, the populal, juned ton. Prudden gues::,ed wrong, dIdn't put up the art fall' ::,pon::,oled by the A""Istance League to tent and had to CIam her delIcate pastels mto the ~V! L1H:<.l~LGUJJ

He's Always Been There for You, on Father's Day be there for Him

1988 Christ Church grosse Pointe YLntiques Show

A Benefit for the Choirs & Ministry of Christ Church * Preview Friday, June 3rd 7-10 p.m. . , "f it l' :Jf . .."". 1> Saturday, June 4th 10 a.tn.-6 p.tn. Sunday, June 5th N 0011-6 p.tn. * Previezv by Advance Reservation (Jnly, please call 885-4841 '. J '- Grosse Pointe South High School GytnnasiUlll , entrance: 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard :\ ~-'"".. T"/~~ t:...*z 4:1'l ?"&...... ( 1\ , iii~ \ ~ " ~{~ ~ l~ • ' Why not c;urpri~e your baa"iJ'ii~.year with .., Admission $4.00 a gold key chain Of ~ff.nkSrf:'> edmund t. AHEE :jeweler:s .. • Victorian Tea [\00111 • Plant Sale 20139 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods • Stained Glass Windoll1 TOllrs 886-4600

( , June 2, 1988 r!.",.,."" ... ,. D",lfttft ltda\ •• L' ')Q """IV~'-I"" _ • __ _ I Fair From page III The fifth annual Art on the Pomte will be Road, Grosse Pomte Shores. Sponsored by the main house and lakeSIde. Concession stands grcdt for an artIst What more could you ask held from 10 a m. to 5 p m Saturday and Sun- ASSIstance League to the Northeast GUIdance Will offer foods ranging from deli sandwiches, for')" day, June 11 and 12 - ram or shme - at the Center, Art on the Pomte IS aimmg to be the hot dogs and sausage to gourmet fare, snacks, Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Lakeshore quahty art show for the metro area. ICecream and desserts There wlll be a wme AdmiSSIOn is $1 and that entItles visitors to and beer tent a variety of entertainment attractIOns, food Entertamment mcludes strolling mUSICians, and refreshments and a chance to wander at barbershop quartet, magic, demonstrations, leisure among booths dlsplaymg OIls, waterco- folk singers, clowns Hnn balloons After closing lors, pottery, photographs, handmade Jewell' i, June 11, there WIll be a gala auctIOn party sculpture, etchmg, fiber arts and much more With the theme, "Tiger Fever." Patrons are In addItIOn to Grosse Pomte artIsts Bette encouraged to don Tiger baseball regaha or Prudden and Jerry Crowley, local artIsts MI- come casual to enJoy popcorn, dancing, a buffet chael Derbyslure and Chen Dowdall wIll par- dmner and an auctIOn whIch features a new tICIpate Show Jurors are JIllI Gilbert, exhlbl- Ford Fiesta Tht' pal ty IS by mvitatJOn, to re- two dIrector of the Pontiac Art Center, I B ceive one, call :1>'1-8000 Remsen, a self-employed potter who has General co-chaIrmen for thIS fundraIser for taught at Pewablc, Ann Arbor Art ASSOCIatIOn the Northeast GUIdance Center - celebratmg amd Ann Arbor Potters BUIld, and Sharon 25 years as a commumty mental health Zimmerman, gallery manager at the DetrOIt agency - are Ellen Cook and Tom Stewart ArtIsts Market Beth Moran and Betty Loeher are artists Parkmg for the show 1SaVaIlable across chaIrmen PublICIty chmrmen are Flo Kliber from the Ford House Shuttle vans are aVaIl- and Tina Mayk. able for tr:J.D.SporbtlOn to the ",.'\pplc Co;ut" - Fo'" more InformatIOn on 6,d on tl)e Pointe, a canopIed cafe near the lake - and to the call 824-8000

AAUW says: 'Let us take care of those old books' Forget the calenddl - around \\arm weather al e already m ThiS IS the 26th C0.I:>ccutlve collector-type magazmes, good summer are' Marshall, Kay McDonald, Mary helc It':, hummer when thohe plalC dt five convenrent spots year that the Gros"e Pomte records and Items of mtere:>t to Ann Mehcan, Lesley Morawski, fdmlhal AAUW book ban eb \\ here resIdents are asked to Branch of the Amel1can A:>"ocla- stamp collectors. Margaret Alber, Mary Alvll1, Cathenne Parent, Paula Preu ;,ldlt "hemmg up In IOCdlshop (IJ op off book" they no langei bon of Ul1lver:>lty Women Books whIch are not wanted - GaIl Brennan, Nancy Caputo, thun, Fran Ralston, Lynn Rask, pmg at Cd" 'j lK"e harbmger" 01 need 01 use (AAUW) ha:>held Its Used Book because they don't sell readily - Ellen Chapm, Fran Catalfio Sue ReId, Ensl Shore, Carla Tea Sale All p10ceeds from the 1988 mclude Readers Digest Con- Truba, LIbby Van De Putte, gan, Cynthia Tegel, Betty sale, scheduled for Sept 27 densed Books, textbooks over HeidI DenIer, Rose MarIe Dyer, Thompson, Maxme Thursby, An through Oct 2, WIll go for five years old, popular maga- Claudme Herodote, Lyman 1ta Unger, Joyce Walker, Irene AAUW natIOnal and mterna zmes and any volumes which are Hurd, Caryl Kerber, Chnstll1e Wayne, Lmda Wheeler Jones, tlOnal fellowshIps for outstand musty-smellmg Kuawskl, Peg LeWIS,CrIt Lleb Nancy W1lhams and Judith mg women scholars and for five Barrels are located at Dam- brand, Judy Llvmgston, Lenore Zllmec local college scholarships for man's m the Village, Farmer women returmng to school Jack's on Mack near Vermer, Sale preparatIOns have been Farmer Jack's at the expressway under way sll1ce early January on Harper near Moross; Kroger and AAUW members have al on Marter Road and at the ready processed nearly 5,000, or Farmer Jack's on Nine Mlle m one-tenth of the books they ex- St Clair Shores. pect to gather thiS summer, ac If It is not possible to take cordmg to Balbala Taylor, gen books to the collectIOn barrels, a eral charrman of the sale. book pick-up service may be ar Among books AAUW wel- ranged by calling 884-0936 comes are both hard covers and Ehzabeth Schaefer IS chaIr- A paperbacks In good conditIOn' man of book collections, Laura novels, mysterIes, chIldren's ht Rodm IS in charge of barrel A erature, non-fictIOn of all kmds, placement and maintenance bIOgraphIes, travel, hIstory, cook- Other members of the Grosse IJ books and how-to books This Pointe AAUW who have Signed W year, AAUW Will also handle up to work on collections thIS June It is our business Clearance For some kids. summer means "helping" mom collect books for doing pleasure with you the annual Grosse Pointe AAUW Book Sale. set this year for Sept. 27 through Oct. 2. From left are Lindsay Rodin. 4. Laura Complete party planning Sale Rodin. Heidi DenIer. Tommy DenIer. 3. and Amber Rodin. 2. for any occasion 0 30Ofo - 50 /00FF Quilt contest coming this month Home Parties-Weddings The Ladles GUIld of Lutheran Luncheon and snacks are avaIl- Theme Parties-Corporate Parties Dresses High School North m Mount able In the cafeterIa AdmissIOn Funif RaISing Events- Marketing Promotions Sportswear Clemens IS sponsormg the SIxth IS$3 c--> Chnstmas Parties QUIlt Contest and Exhibit to be Workshops are to be conducted . Purses held ,June 2225 by. Betty Boymk, Mary Anne Catering- Decor- Entertainment-Invitation:; . Sleepwear There WIllbe a $500 award for Caplmger, Katy Christopherson, LiQO Service-Guest Lists-RSVP's best of show, a $250 John Hazen Sara Deasy, Jacquelyn Faulkner, Rust for creativity, color and de- Robm Morey, Caron Mosey, Ami Everything ;)(IU need, then some! sign, and The QUilt Basket Will SImms, Judy Walter and Kaye award $200 for supenor hand Wood Jhc shops of quIltmg, along With cash, gifts, For further mformatIOn, entry ~~~~' Gll1ghel Gifts and rIbbon fO!ms or workshop regIstIatIOns Pffl09 f!fj/e"M?1 (,~Iz¥'4U$ ~ tf&a rf!Y;t'U4, ,{,fff UN/ W~lton.I'i~rc~ awards send a self-addressed, stamped 16828 Kercheval, Grosse POinte • 884-1330 Hour:, fOl the show are June envelope to Mm rlyn Alblecht, Man - Sal 9 30-5 30 Thurs & Frl till 7 00 P m 22, noon to 9 pm, June 2325, 221 Lonesome Oak, Rochester, (JIJ) /7~ -?~/O 10 a m to 5 30 p m Continuous MI 48064

. _7 /1 II){; .-Frank H.BoosGallery I~ dfI,~-,,-r-f1-T-,-r-'-T"1-W--O-O-n- . AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS . '-.;/ ~1 \.1 1 ll~ f\. U •• JUNE AUCTION Featuring properties tram the estate at Alice Woodruff Owen at Grosse POinte Farms the ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS estate at Beatrice Zwaan at DetrOit and a DetrOit pioneer automotive family Fine art IS highlighted by af' Important American NeoclasSical marbel carving by Thor1"'as You dre cordldll y mvlted to In\PCCI the Hedlherwood, an Waldo Story paintings and draWings by Charles Culver Charles FrancOI~ Daublgny Mary elcgdnt new rentdJ commumty of n:~ldenlldl suites Cassatt Camille Plssaro Douglas Arthur Teed Gerogla Carroll FranCOISGall Zolton Sepeshy de\lgncd for IOd.ly's .lCllve ~cnlor~ William Shayer Sr and others GraphiCS by Marc Chagall Arthur DaVies Mane Laurencln Alphonse Legros Max Pecksteln Ccntfdlly I()(.dted In Southflt:ld on CIVIC Center Drive Pablo PICasSORembrandt Van RIJn and many more bctv.ccn Telc~rdph ,lnd LJh\cr ROJd\, the HeaLherwood Silver Include, a monurrental 19th century American tlatware and holloware service by offers fine dlnmg In the Ro\cv.ood Rc~taur,mt, .I full Dominick & Haft as .veil as an Important 18th century Georgian chop plate by Paul de Bernard de Hoog Lamerle SOCialdnd cnlerl,lInment calendJf, hou\el..eepmg Dutch (1867-1943) There ISa tine Art Deco rosewood and blac\.' lacquer desk executed by DIM Pans (Petite & and other personJIi/cd ~erVICC\~u(h .I, wmpletc Jourbert Architects] (.Irca 1930 a J & J Meeks laminated rosewood sofa In the Stanton overnight accommoddtlOn\ (or your pcr\on.ll Hall pattern a period Chippendale mirror Tiffany Palrpolnt and Jefferson art glass lamps Signed Ar1 Deco Lead garden statuary a 1918 Ford TOUring Sedan fine Oriental carpets guests .Ill dchvercd (0 you 10 "Lyle by our metolwares er,omels books porcelains Including two Jumbo 30 Hummel' Aople Tree courteous and dediCated ~taff Boy and Apple Tree Girl collectibles and more A Iinllted number of JpJrtmcnh MC dVdilJble C,lll us PREVIEW AUCTION ill 3~(j 1777 for more IOrorrn.tllon or ,top by ,lnd \ec Wednesday, June 1 . 12 noon to 8 p m Friday, June 3 - 7 pm ou OCJUlllully furlmhed IlHldlh Irom 10 'i, MondJy through ~dlurdilY. 12 until 4 Oil Sund,ly Thursday, June 2 - 12 noon to 8 p m Saturday, June 4 - 11 a m Fnday, June 3.10 a m to 2 pm Sunday, June 5 . 12 noon RENTS FROM $1,069 PER MONTH (doors open one-hall hour before the aucllon) Call to be placed on our complimentary newsletter mailing llsf (3IJ) 350-1777 r------I /'I((JlI: (all 10 maAr re~en(JtlOllS I 420 Enterprise Court, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48013 221100 CIVIC Center Dme I I for (J complimentary JU/lch and I Soulhfield, M,chlg,tn (313) 332-1500 IOllr of ,he HLATHERWOOD Thomas Waldo Story l I I EaSily AcceSSible from 1-75, near Woodward and Square Lake Road I ------.. ---- J American (1855.1915) N

( ------~ --- -- ~ ip - .. • • - , June 2, 1988 ~ L.. L.~IA Grosse Pointe News .., Y==.rI 3_B Fontbonne Auxiliary donates $295,000 to St. John Hospital

The Fontbol1lll' !\U,111dl V of 22 101 Hank Burakowski, St the FI::,hCl Budding POll1ll' \\ III klJ1g \I Ith t!W Lhall ,1lKtlOn and danclIlg all lolled chePI IIlg on olle\ favOllte celeb St John HO::'plt,d gdW $2HG,OOO Cl,n e School'::, new plll1clpal who Gem'l "'(' mto onl'? nty IJdLker, tllkl'! holdere., Cdn - the auxl!HlI y '> I,ll gp'>l dond II III begm Ill" dut Ie" thlb fdll event wel(' Maria GalJ:aro" dml POlllt(' (()/llllllttl'(' 1lll'lllb( J.., . Gn' Pd::,tOI, II1tlO PPI <,011 S ll1cludl'd Gov. Jame" lOn B,1l tu"h, Doug ,md Diam' tlOlt It..., e.,etfO! ThUlbday, June \\ay" Cor por atlOl1 'lIld )w'>plLd pi e..,1 duced BUI dkowc,kl to IMI cntb Blanchard, Beverly Bl'1tair(', {)o'> "111 , All( {' Schulte", Mad. 7 II om 6 to 10 p m at Joe Loul::' dent and chIef ('V'cutl\( ofliLeI ,md c,tudenb Cookles, (OfTee on, Al'ctha hn StO( k('", ,John \\lalkl'l', \1('11.\ I Ill' 1'\ I'llt featlll Cb a ce TlLkeh dll *,4, {,dLh FOI mOIl' Glenn A. Wl'""elman oj Glo,>"e lpmonade whele :oclved by the Franklin, D •.. Maril' ,Jack ..on- VIcki B"ke." Illd Hick ,1Ild 1(')>111\ pd(klllg Ull1tc~t, \llth thl' Il1fOlllldtlOJl, (.III %2 b740 T! a, Pomle ShOl(>,>dCu'pl('d tlH' dwck P T 0 hoc;pltdhty wmnuttee Handolph, Dr. A.ihur JeUer- SIH'JI d Ingw(' I'..,l'n. ,1lCll In]('ntlrJlll'd P('I '-,on,llItlc ....,md <'1(,1'" Aid '-,Ol If 1\ ., d ([[111((1 from Fontbol1lw pll'''ldent Pattie BUldkowskl I epl,lce" Si,>ter "on, Walter J. McCarthy 'll1d \dl 1I1l1 ll''''I!\,dllOll''' ,He 1(' 011](']-, tl \ lllg to p.lck the bl "j ['OllIHLl1l(11l I 'Ill I III d 'I 1\1" Klimchuk oj ~t ( 1,111ShOll''' Anne Rutledge, a.p., \\110 wlll Victoria Hobert". ljUJI ('d to It [('lid t 1]( lUII( [j g,1I "lI1I( '\"'(' .\nd III "d(htlOn to II II( 1£ I, III II I '\ dunng t1H' dll,J!lell ') ..,dnnu,t! tdhe d "'lbbatlLdl to '-,tud) :n dill IJd I t \ t IL h l hill' ~'i() j OJ meetmg ,md IJllII1(h elt tl,( Loch I3o'-,ton, M,h" The 1),(II':>h pl,lll'> ,1 Victorian party: !l1( lid., ,>/') If II III III fdltOJ.., mool Club I,ll ewell PIU11C 111 P,lttel..,on P,lI k Gem'l,d dlcllllll'lll LiJ', Du. '01 11101I Illflllllldllon, r ,t1l Anothel :j,7 ,()()I) 1\ ,I'" dOJ!'ltcd 101 Shtel Anne Mouchl'lle hcl" ,!lccpll'd ilw Il1 H 1 I 'It! 1i d UI Illh llli "ll1e..," hOlll" by the du"l!ldl \ to Font!l()nne \ ILlllOn 01 Mr. ,1l1d MI'''' Paul \!(Jlld 1\ llll'lIl,'11 I'II(L\\ Manor, a lC.,ld(llLl' for Htlild Local ties: M. McK('nnev to hold Ih(' thl' d Slbtel" of.'-:it .)o"t'pl1 ll1 N'tld A glOUp of GI oe.,,,ePOIntel " dnnudl Dl'tIOlt 1I1..,IOlIl,t! ~OU( tl Gn'at E..,('ape II: reth, MIlh '1'))(' ~l"I('I" of ~l Jo Wl'Il' dmong tho"e \\ ho helpul VI([Ollclll (;,1I(!P1l P,lI tv ,It thlll \\ I 11"h HI rI \\ Illg (oellh seph e.,pon'>olS('Il( SI.. ,)oy('e put togethel cl tllbute to Det! OIt B!o()mli(,ld ll" I" home on Su II .J.l('(jlU'<' I kmt'I.." \\ Ill\' TV DeShano, SSJ, d nll'rn!JPI ot the Clt, ('ollnul PI p"'ldt'nt Erma fl.l\, .Julle ,) flOm ,l 10 () P 111 d III hili., ]\101'1 ('I IIll .wd Car- OJ del"" Ic,ulel "llIp t<'dm, leu Ived Hl'ndcl "on Oil ),!.l \ 1() ,It t hl' TIll '> I" IIll' f II "t I11111Ih( p,ll I \ !lwn 11.11 LIIl. ))( t 1 01t :\( \\" lol , , th,-- b";H UII ~L\.. l ~~.t iJL Ld:r Ild~ I 11\. I J j)ldl~ I Hill r 1 (Jl LJ It 11111111'" i Ill! nl"kd, IlIIJIIlI "II "The dOllcltlOn" dl c the udml natIOn oj \ dl lOU" FOlltbonne Alixlll,u \ fundI ,1I'-,lIlg e\ Pl1t.." a" " well d" lte.,"elll'''' hum tll(' ho"pl tal gIft '>hop 'lIId IIom Ih Hencll" sance CUI"llle Lookbook 0\ PI the past yea!,' Kllllllhuk '>,lId O\el Fontbolllw ~ to VPa! hI'" tory, It hel" doncltl'd 1lI0l ethan $3,850,000 to the ho'-,plt:11 -- t \\ a Pattie Klimchuk. president of the Fontbonne Auxiliary of St. thu'd", of th.lt UJ the I.\..,t 13 John Hospital gives a check for $295.000 to Glenn A. Wessel. yeal ~ AU"llI.lI v membel "hIp mann. president and chief executive officer of the St. Clair cmrently exceed.., 1,'300 Health Corporation and St. John Hospital. The Hnnlldl mpelll1g and brunch wa" ,1ttellded by 130 \~~~ . memhel" 'll1d gue.,t", and WdS J preceded by mcle.,,,III the ho,<,pI- tal's St Ed\\dld Chapel WIth The Rev Lm rence DuChdrme, , , the hO<"Pltdl'e.,pa"toral Cdl e du ec tor, a,<,celphl dnt Meetmg chairman Eleanor s Pugliesi of GI o~se Pomte Shores had the loom decorated WIth spring Oowel s to set a hnght tone fOl the event

Some party: The Glo"..,e Pomte Academy" ActIOn AuctIOn '88 wm, the place Sharing a laugh to be May 14 as mOle th,m 1,000 folb helped the Academy Sl't an ... at the recent Michigan Opera Theatre Opera Ball luncheon at the home of Dr. and Mrs. auctIOn funwmc;mg lecOld of Roger Ajluni of Birmingham are comedienne Jo Anne Worley (who was In town 10 perform in over $600,000 the MOT production of "Die Fledermaus") and Grosse Pointer Dale Austin. That's Marianne Co Che\ll men Mr. and Mrs. Endicott of Grosse Pointe Shores in the background. Alfred J. Fishel' III and Mr. More than SO Opera Ball committee members were treated to lunch. thanked for their efforts and Mrs. Michael 1,. Turnbull by MOT General Director David DiChiera and Opera Ball chairman Mary Ann Benton. and welcomed the crowd, wInch saw apprised of final details for the event Saturday, June 1L at Cabo Hall <; RiverVIew Ballroom auctIOneers Lawrence and Er- following the Luciano PavarotU concert. PAmlCK W PELlETlER nest DuMouchelle auctIOn GARY ARENDOSKJ, F N A 0 Items hke a dazzhng, 18-carat Certified Amer Board 01 Opllclanry gold diamond bangle hI acelet, a • LAB ON PREMISES • RAY-BAN SUNGLASSES Tanukl fur coat and ear muffs • DESIGI\lER FRAMES • NO-LINE BIFOCALS and the ultImate m a 50s party HlghlIghtmg the auctIOn was • EXPERT FRAME REPAIR • NO-GLARE LENSES WaLEntE STOP IN AND SEE OUR blddmg on a weekend 111 NeVI YOlk ($12,000) and a high bId ~ PROFESSIONALS FOR EXPERT SERVICE competitIOn fOJ el custom bUIlt JU/XF BIRTHSTONE \11<\1\(, !lOA/L CadIllac Allante III I \..,I II I I I I{"()~ Iii II{{)II \11( f{ 1_8_82_-9_7_11_1 Oht happy day! m X21-3525 The parents of Farms resi. (J( 1/ 1/) \ I I~\I\(, ( WI 19599 MACK AVE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS dent Greg Oates, Jim and Ethel Oates of St Clan Shores, had a busy Memonal Day week end Just like the I est of us CREATIVE WINDOW STYLING Th(' Oatec;eq' SatUlday, Ma') ----- 28, was probably a lIttle mor(' ~tIAln~s BLINDS CUSTOM DRAPERIES specIal than everyone ele.,p'e." • I~OIl1.lIl • VCrIK,il" • LambcrCjllln'> howe\ el That'::, the day they cel • \U\trl.lll • IfOrl/ollt

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June 2, 1988 48 Grosse Pointe News GPUC youth put beliefs into action A bTJOUP of "1'11101 111~(h ~,hft,1i \dllit lonference spon!>ored by participated m the CROP walk youths from (;1'1'-".' J"'IIII' I III t III I' 11ItclrJall Umvel '>allst Mich. The teens' adVisor, Patricia tanan ChUILh Ullllll1J It( d d '.II Ig,!fI dl..,tlllt, wOIkmg With Carnck, noted the gradual 1 ')11 II I of lehglOu" "11111 'I dl' i'll h !lId gt' dliidren at the church change m theIr attitude toward wOlklng fOi othu, \\ltll d I{'I '~ 01 11"I!lIIg "emor cItizen!> at the adults m the church "They are mtlOn Celemo1l\ .It tll" I, ill Ii '-,1 .Jo..,eph Home m DetrOit no longel oUb-lder s lookmg In SundeW :-'1..1\ 22 I ill \ ,11"0 t msed money to buy but all Integral pdl t of the Ift"d hol..,hpt" fOl the hungry and chur ch," bhe bald Ke\ln Kplh AI. \1 ( I Ii~

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Hardm Wench BpI M' I' I /l I Hardm and ,leu k ( II I ~, Motorcycles to be blessed ~nt~d the ..,klt /I"h )j hi, .I, plctmg the dJfJit'dt ..,~ III I, ,11111' [he Hp\ Timothy Pelc, from AmblO'>e I" located on Hdmpton \\Ith rl.llglOu" dil], 1111 , ,1 C,\ ,\Illhl {N' Catholic Church, Stl eet In (;I\)""e Pomte Pdrk dall) lill' 1\1l( I ,\ t' d~ II ' 1 ill ,olldlllt a Blessll1g of the All dre InVited to lJllllg thell shalPd Indl\ Idll,d 'I III (II' I ' \!oIOll\()P" Sunday, June 12, at motorcycle", mopeds ,md ,>cooter" WIth the congl('gdtlCilJ """ '" I 110011 111 fJOnt of the church St to be ble""ed HaIle cho..,e nut to poll I \ Ii' ," 1\

the ceremOll\ bu t hI' I" I (' tlve!\ lll\ol\uJ III 1I1(' 1'1 (I I \III First English choir to sing 'Mec;siah I All ;l'tU tll(' tl III' "tllrl .. ,I II" [Ii" ,">pnlOlChon of F'Irst En "pecld] <;elVIce pr In(Jp]c',,, of I'11l1 lJ 11'1 l 'II I I hll,h Lutheldn Church Will pel The Senior Chou Will bmg fm "ah"m dnd d 11'1\ "t)]i r /I I, 11 101m [101tlon" of Part II and III the Sunday WOIship bel vice duro m order to 101III lh( II 1)\ /I 'J'"11 of ILInde!'" ' Mes,>lah," at the 9 mg June DUImg July and Au ualldentlty Th(; Ii,," 1I1",,'\,d 10 ,I 11\ "el Ylce Sunday, June 5 gust, vallOUS solOists and mstr u- Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church members Sabrina Harle. Alexis Collins. Wendy Berger. 10 and talked \llth Ih, 1\1111 ' , J., IlIllf' LudWig and DaVId Jack- mentalIst" are mVlted to peJform hanna Hardin. Katie Buckingham. advisor Pat Carrick. Robbie Hardin. Jack Carrick and advisor and adulh of till {II/1l,I i-' ,I 'II' ,UIl .II" glle"t SOIOlbtbWith Rob ab pmt of each Sunday's wor Iohn Carrick. treat church youngsters to homemade cookies. ~e hO\\ tbe\ III( II.. I ,,1,"1')11 , It r o"tl'l d" mUblC coor dmator shIp Membel sand fnends oj the In addltlOn, ('dlli 1", I I "r III f ",(t III('d m the per formance church are welcome to auditIOn adult mentOl 101 ,I 1111 ( 1111 11111 \\ ill ))(' glepl('I" LJ,hl Illig of N,llh,!l1' .Judbon Members and at 884-5040 Will sponsor a dramatIc presenta. the church The stones, which A fell1lll)' fun I1Ight 1\ ill h( spendmg weekelld"

Redeemer United Methodist Church DIAL-A- PRAYER 882-8770 20571 Vernier Just E of I 94 Harper Woods St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Newborn Baby Care 8842035 First English Ev. Lutheran Christ the King Lutheran j( Church \1 Lt" It 1 , ( hll1 ...... 1 I I ~ 1030 a m WorshIp Church makes new motnerhood 9 15 a m Church School 881-6670 Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr ') (lll 'Ill "uncl" "I I ,,," 900 a m Family Worship Illbl, • , , - ~r Grosse Pornte Woods 884-5040 10 10 a m Educahon for All 'J 1)1) I III 8. III III '" I" I \\ II 1111 a complete joy. GRACE 11 15 a m Worship 910 & 11 00 a m Worship \tI Oil ,\ m \I,d B,hl, ( I, - 9 10 a m Church School Plf-.tho( I l ill ...... l )lllO UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Nursery avaIlable Paul F Keppler. Pastor If (ph P ~ 111\ P l 1 I I. Kel cheval at Lakepolnte 1{ lI\d \ " Bo' 1\. I I' '\ I 822-3823 ' ,,;' • ST MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Sunday School and WOl shIp ~ • --, CHURCH Grosse Pointe !OH5 Sunmngdale Park GROSSE 1030 a m ~ \ l.ros,e Pomte lloods HS4-lH!O Christian Fellowship POINTE ,2.U Nursery IS proVided H U() a m Holy Ellcharist Ci ,I Rev Harvey Reh 10 JOa m Chord I Eucharist and Sermor 11 Sundav School INursery Available) would like to introduce you to UNITED I e)1 l Weekda) Eucharist 9 30 a m Tuesda) Grosse Pointe Unitarian JESUS OIURCH 8843075 Rector Robert E Nelly We welcome you to come worshIp Church "u~an K BOlk. a~soclale Lookmg For Friendship with us - Our worship is a caring church "A Pride of Unitarian and Bible Tedchmg? mfonnal and spontaneous Universalists" \t '\ Illlltill ,,,I, -, I 'I' '111,IIHIII"L!I)(" Ow ~l.'wh()111 Grosse Pointe South Hifh School "Forg iveness" g tll\ (',lI( ~II'" III II II' I I I' tit "Iii 11111" to hl.'lp \\Ith 11 a m Service & Church School St. James Lutheran Cleminson Half 17150 MAUMEE 8810420 IiOINIi 1,101 III< - I'll II II 1III rl'"II'-,lIlll ,mil rt A Rim be ..., / ...".~~ Grosse ~JonlE "The Deliberate Confusion of First C'hllrC'h of C'hri"t1 Good & Evil" ~~(~ii\~~ WOODS Scientist PRESBYTERIAN CHRIST Dr Robert Bnl('y, prench\ng ~l 900 a m. Worship 8< Church School S' ~1~-- Church EPISCOPAL Grosse Pointe Farms 11 00 a m Worship & 19950 Mack (between Mora,s & VernlPri 282 Chalfontp Avp, CHURCH Nursery through Kindergarten WE SHIP FURniTURE. 5 00 P m Saturday Summer Dr Roberl 80lev f hIOt!-c" \\ (' ...1 of :\1(11 0"-" 900 a m Sunday \lJ Schedule Rev Jack Mannscr'eck Sund,}\ 10 'lO t\ :\! 11 00 a m Sunday Saturday Sum!.l\ '-,( hool 10 ,W ,\ :\1 W "d Il( "d,l\ h ()O P ;\1 530 p.m. - Holy Eucharist Cateh the SPtrit Dr Jack Ziegler, ~ THE UNITED METHOOtST CHURCH ALL ARE WELCOME preaching Sunday 8'00 a m.. Holy Eucharist PRESBYTERIAN 8 30 - 12 30 Nursery 10,15 a m Holy Eucharist GROSSE POINTE ME~10RIAL CHrRCH 9'00 - 12 00 Children or Morning Prayer FST ABUSHt.1) 1865 10 00 Adult Educatlor, Sunday, June 5 . 9:30 & 11:30 a.m. Worship From a rocking chair to a roomful. . fil Gro~~ePointe Blvd, 886.4300 SS5.4S41 HOLY COMMUNION SENIOR HIGH RECOGNITION ALIVE!!• Packaging S'~o:re. "HE RESTORES MY SOUL" That's what church should bel Full of llfe. full of JOy. and Dr. Irving R Phillips, JntC'nm Pastor Tile sfllnner wllo (J08S 11/8paCking 1001/ full of God's spmt. You'll expenence a church alwe at

Tn 200i< I \1 It ~ " ( GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, June 5, 12 ;W p Spnior Mpmlwrs (,10 ,,( Po"lt II. 11111 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9.30 A M Brunch HHh I kH'\ MORNING WORSHIP 11 00 A M. EVENING PRAISE 6'30 P M. Children's Church School Cnb 'I'oddkr Care 881-3343 21336 MACK AVE, GPW (comer of old 8 mIle) 16 Lakeshore Drive • Gros'i(, Pointe Farm'i • RR2.5a30 June 2, 1988 11.. "'A- ...... _ ~ .... _ ~7..~ Grosse Pointe News '-'V""rvT~~~ Garden Club Council's annual event is June 24-26 It's Grosse Pointe garden tour time It'" June und th,lt can only tee presIdent IS Dorothy Chope pubhclty, Mr" Mertl, brochure, Marguellte Deckel and Mary mean one thmg (at Ie.,,,t to gar Other COlllmlttee members are dnd Ms Cook and Hanna Mam Jane Drumml', "Clap bou10pho denel" and gm den f,lIl") the pop LIb Ledyard, tl eawrel, Dottie men, tltket,> tObrraphy, Jean Wlllfield, po"'U~r", Uldl Glo,>"e Pomte G,lI den ToUl' Smith, a"slstant trea<,ul er, Mar MOle al e Mal garet Borden Kal' Welcenbach, "enlUl citIzen spomO! cd by the COllnul of Gar' gUl'et Gram, garden pl'oclll'e tlnd Lucy Gl enzke, ho"tesse", IllfOlmatH)!), Florence' Powell, den Club.., Tlw 15th dnnudl toU! ment, CeO! ge V Il1cent, maps, Cmdy Cdl "on, flag.-.J"lgn", Grdce Wm MemOlldl ',taffing, Blo'>'>om IS ..,et fO! Fllduy till ollgh Sun Mark Webel, eAecutl\'e director Han Isun, hel b gdrden, Mal y Begpman, wiJ ec,hment ", Pat EI- day, J lIlle 24 26 HOlil'> dre 1 to of the War Memonal, Ellen KI uegel , ndme tags, Betty Ik.,on, M,1Ige Locke and Bdl b.lra 5 pm d,llly, I a 111 01 "hll1e Probert, Gdl den Center, Ml" Shm PI, ut\ managel", Eleanol FOlemdn, cocktaIl p,1I'ly, '\I1d , PI e "ale tlch,t" dre $6 and Chope and Mar V Lou Bore ...ch, WIckc;on, pal h/fD! e"tl y/pohce, K.l\ MelIck, Tlldl Gdl den'> mal' be obLllllUI bl' cd.llIng ticket chd Itpel "Oil :\11" Ebel hm d Mammen at 8b 1 U%b 01 Ann B Cook dt KH29S74 01 at these 10 catlOlls \: lnlclhl' POlnte, 16941 ADK scholarships Kel chevdl, GlO"...e POll1te Flo Grosse Pointe North High School senior Chrisllna I. Marlin 11"t.." 174 Kel bl' R(J.ld, Holly (left) and Grosse Pointe South senior Krysten Page received wood PIMI mdC\ , 2085,1 Mack Alpha Delta Kappa sorority's scholarship ~hecks at ADK's an- A \'emw, :YLhkpll Hal dWdl l', Kevin Christopher Michael Davis Smith Anne T erec.;eRoney nual scholarship luncheon held recently at the Lochmoor 17020 Md.c).. Country Club That's ,l\DK'<;out-!Joing pre<;ident Lynda Bach- [ne vdluen Clntel dl tile C;lrroll II 1\ ....l.u1'" "Ul'-~ ;-~"'l1H...,~ I~ull""') vf SmIth of Grosse Pomte Farms Glo"se POll1te 1"(1) m" dl e the teal (center), Glo" ...e Pomte Wat MemOllal Kevm and Donna Carroll of are the parents of a son, ~1lchael pdl L'nls of ,I d<.1uglitel, Aune Martin plans to major in elementary education al Eastern wIll "ell tlckl't" from 10 a m to 4 Grosse Pomte Park are thp pm DaVIS SmIth, born May 1, 1988 Tel e~ Hone! bOln M<.1llh 30, Michigan University: Page will major in elementary educa- p rn Tuesday thlough Thm sday ents of a son, Kevm Chnstopher Maternal gJ andparents al e Jo 1988 l\1dtel ndl g"lalldpal enh <.11e tion at Central Michigan University. On toU! days, tICkets WIll be CalToll II, born May 7, 1988 seph and Ann Cobane of Glo::,,,e 1'111 and I\1I" Al nolcl P S,lVlUno, aVailable at each of the gardens Maternal grandparents are EI- POll1te Park Paternal grand fO! mel GIO" ...l' POllIte Wood ... It'SI on the toU! flom 1 to 5 pm, mer and LIllIan HamblIn of mother IS Jane Ferguson of dent<, \\ ho nO\\ 11\e ll1 H,ll bor tIcket pI Ice" \\ III be $7 50 A bra Southgate Patel nal 6'1'anclpar- Grosse Pomte Park Spnngs Pdll'l n..; 1-.'1c\J1dpalent" chUl e de"crlbmg each garden ents are the late John Wand are MI dncl ~11" Ed\\ dl d C Ro BEAUTIFUL NAILS · ALWAYS and a map WIth garden locatIOns VlrgmJa Carroll of St ClaIr ney Jr of G10 ..."P POll1le F al ms WIll accomp,my each tIcket ~ \~t Thel e al e seven Grosse Pomte • Acrylic Nails p-'<1 ,a. gardens on thiS yeal 's toU! They • Fiberglass Nails / --: '=t ,l?,\ "" Sarah Venice Domin Martha Ann Marr ~ ale the Bloom Garden, 1007 Lindsay Kirlin Brownell • Wraps I~ \", Three MIle DlIve, the Tnal Gar- Mark and Diana Domm of RIchard and Ann MatT of Steven Cummmgs BIO\\nell \j dens at the Wal Memorial Grosse Pomte are the parents of Grosse Pomte Park are the par- and Jana Kll lln BlOwnell of • Artwork ..-.l a daughter, Sarah Vemce ents of a daughter, Martha Ann (planted and mallltallled by val' Grosse Pomte Fm InS me the • Manicures ~ lOUS Glosse Pomte Garden Domm, born AprIl 9, 1988 Ma Marl', born AprIl 16, 1988 Ma- parents of a daughter, Lmdsay • Pedicures :j If ~ Clubs), the Russell Garden, 36 ternal grandparents aI e NIcholas ternal grandparents are DIck Ku-lIn Bro\\ nell, born May 15, ~\(, Bllarwood Place, the Herb Gar and Ann Kondak of Grosse and Barbara Marr of Schuss 1988 Matel nal 6'1dndpm ents are • Hot Wax Depilation den on the 6'10unds of the Grosse Pointe Woods Paternal grand Mountam Paternal grandpm Mr and 1'111'... John Ku-!Jn of POlllte Academy, the Barroll parents are Alex and ShIrley ents are John Tracy of Braden Glosse Pomte Fa! ms Paternal Custom "'\ \ Garden, 103 MerrIweather Road, Domin, former Grosse Pomte res- ton, Fla, and the late Martha gJ andpm ents me Mr and Mrs Nail Salon. /Inc\ Ann Tracy the Taylor Garden, 280 RIdge Idents who now live m Harper James F Brownell of Longwood, I Road, and the Hartmann Gar- Woods Fla den, 116 Kel by Road 0ff 0 any service over '5" for new cuswmers Other attl actlOl1'3 will be the 10 /0 sale of craft" fron the UpstaIrs Chad Michael Mira Emily Ann Gannon %0ff any semce over '5" on )our next \1S1t II hen you refer Shop of the Deb OIt Garden Cen- MIchael and Ruth Gannon of Tony and Je111 Mira of Grosse someone to our salon - 35% for 2 or more ter, Phyllis Lwber \'>lIll be in 25 Grosse Pomte Park are the pm- POll1te Fa! ms are the parents of chal ge Complimentary refresh • Not to be UBedwith any other Rpl!C1Bloffer Bppomtmenl! pleRlie -explres (;.J)-88 ents of a daughter, EmIly Ann a son, Chdd MIchael MIra, bOIn ment.'> WIll be served by the tom Gannon, born May 3, 1988 Ma May 20, 1988 Maternal grand- Having a baby? Hours commlttpe at the Taylor Garden ternal grandparents are Anna parents are Mr and Mrs Rusty Gal den Tour general chaIr- Saturday and James Gorter of Zeeland, Ramey of Lawton, Okla Pater- Call 882-0294 Monday Wednesday 1 hur~day Fnday man IS Jeanne Lowe She WIll be 830 am 8 jO p m 7 a m 830 p m 7 00 a m -4 00 P m Mlch Paternal grandparents are nal gt andpatents at e Mr and aSSIsted by Jane Meltz Commlt- LOIS and Dr PhIlip Gannon of MI s Henry A Mira of StamfOl d, Lansll1g Conn 17003 Kercheval 886-8100 Church circle rummage sale In the past 6 months The Hope CIrcle of FIrst En- glish Lutheran Church, 800 Vel' mer Road, Will have ItS annual HAVE YOU MOVED? Custom Upholstery rummage sale Thursday and Fn- day, June 9 and 10, from 9-30 a m to 4 p m Lunch and bever BECOME ENGAGED? Without the Customary Wait age" WIll be avmlable HAD A BABY? 'Iolanthe' We have lots of free gifts for you - no strings! at Christ Church FARMS 882.7149 The final offe11l1g of the 1987- PARK, CITY or WOODS 881.7956 88 ChI 1St Church concert selles \\ 111 be the tradltlOnal Rose Gal- den concert to be presented on ~pm~{OlL Flldal', ,June 10, 7 pm TIckets Phone - even if you have only moved next door! HI e $8 fO! adult", $2 for children undpl 12 TIcket'> .ire aVaIlable at the chmch office, 61 Glosse Pomte Roule\'a! d. dUl1l1g the week, or may hl Iec;el,ed by call1l1g 885 4R41 Thl" \f'dl "conceIt WIll featUle on(' of Gllbeli a.nd Sullivan's ('.111) \\01 b, "Iolanthe," a comIC Opl'lptt,] \\ hlch POrtl ays the ef fpct" the faIr\' Iolanthe has on memhcI" of Pat IJament and the m?11\ pl0hlems whIch arIse DeSigned Remodeling Custom Kitchens whcn f,llll('''' and 11100tals fall 111 Bathrooms & Additions 10\e D,l\'lci Lud\\ Ig will smg the lole of 1.01d Chancpllor ,Jeanne HellPI Lud\\ Ig \\ dl pOltray Phyl Imagine thl,) It.." ,m Al cadwn <,hepherdess and You enter an \\'lId ll1 chancpl)' ,James Clay II Ethan Allen chintz that \\ ill "'ll1g thl' lole of Strephon, Gallery Ju~t would make son of Iolantrw, a "hepherd who brOWSing YOUi whole I" half f.Hr\' half mOli-al Carne perhaps room With ,J,ll'que ..., ,t ml mher of the Chnst Contemplat Ethan Allen s (,hm ch Gill" ChOIl, wdl be the rnq a wood nf>W QUick Ship fa II"\' Iol.mt he The role of the frame (~upen of thp Fames WIll he sofa an Upholstery elegant Program ...ung hy Cm(h n~1VI"and KeIth Queen Anne upholstery (;('l'l'l \\ III pOl'lI,I\, Pnvate WIlliS wing chair ')lylps and of thl' (;1 ('n,\(II('1 (JWll d" a sleekly fabriCS arp ()I h('\ p,lIiIClp,mts are Chn,>tl tailored now availablp Queen Anne Pl'!ot K'lthl' Opel hall, Amy tuxedo sofa Without the wing chair Ha\\ kin" F:rnIe RIchardson, And then you customary walt Phillp ('lhh ..., Rogel FItch, Kay see It' The ,Inn Lancl' Kl on7(,1, Glen perfect roll CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY REG SALE 84 Sofa 18 7661 ~ (from) $99950 $83950 Batt w..., \lm t ha (;1Pf-iorv, Amy arm <;ofa OUf'en Annp Chali 20 7517 5 (from) $479 50 $399 50 A Ihn'cht .\1.11" L,l\\ le ...s, Court III a floral n('\ ChamplOn, Erika Sob I' and G,1I1 R('ag,lI1 ,'o,l pm UTICA LIVONIA "Ir dlll'c!lOn 1" h\ FndrllC Dp Tues , Thurc 99 pm 50170 VAN DYKE • 254.5260 15700 MIDDLEBELT • 261.7780 Sat <:) 00 d 1 00 pm 11.1\ ('ll Mon., Thur.,Fri. 10-9 P)l'"hO\\ ,md IlllpllT1l" ...10n ~-_. ITlndllg,tl TnII"lr \\ III h(' proVldl'd 7n.E)840 Tues., Wed., Sat. 1G-5:30 ~'I.,tlltln \llcn ...... hy the mpn, hov" ,md h'1I-J., of ihc Since 1946 Sunday 1.5 Chll"t Church chon" ~ ~ ,June 2, 1988 68 >~M Grosse Pointe News Comedienne's book outlines ways to avoid 'Joys of Aging' was sick" As for remcarnatlOn, By Manan TraInor a book, "somewhat like Don Ject Diller researches m her have Its problems, among them never seen a lamb that looked Diller wants to come back to the Special Writer Rickels wrItmg a book on com book One method Cited IS to Jom lIvmg m a place where the day old most comfortable eXlstance m It's better to be neh than poor man courtesy" the people of the Caucasus camp IS filled With 85.year-olds Health I" vel)' Important to a the world as a poodle m Beverly and any honest older person will Diller says she has dedicated ~lountams of the Ukrame v.here ClImcs and spas come under happy old age, although Phylhs admit that It's better to be her lIfe to staymg young She HlIls places It third on her hst, num. :.oung than old The first condl admits to havmg worked so hard "The Joys of A6TJng IS typical ber one bemg gold and No 2 tlOn, bemg nch, IS possible to at ~taymg young that "It's be Phylhs Diller Humorous, some achieve b) hard v.ork, good luck gmnmg to age me ' She prom Jewell)' tlme~ raucoue::, but always push and the nght timing However, lseS to gIVe mexpenslve, practl There's not much on the sub mg the truth under the gUIse of the only antidote to old age IS cal ""a)" to make old age \\ ark Ject of old age Diller doesn't the ridiculous Her pomt of ac not an attractIve alternative for )'our and sa) s not to v.OIT) If cover m her book For mstance, ceptmg the leality of agmg So It'S best to accept the aches you can't afford plastiC surgel) the natives 11\e to the ripe old Diller'., scrutmy She seems to she suggests makmg your wIll rather than chngmg to the fa and pams and problems that are "You can ah\ays touch up the age of 140 through dlE't, exer favor a Berne, SWitzerland spot read like Mad Magazme With cade of youth IS neatly made but part of the agmg process That In ~u(h a way that the readel da) of birth on ) our dr1\ er's h Clse, chmate, mental outlook and \\here patlons pay $1,000 pel such bequest-. as 'beIng of sound r-- doesn't mean bemg miserable cen:,e, ' Diller Jokes nc\ er ha\ mg to hstE'n to ~lu'>ak cia) to Iecel ve InjectIOns of lamb mmd I leave all my (rayons to doe"n't mInd a(ceptmg her prem ~ On the contrary, meetmg each I<.,Cand can even Idugh at bemg She admits that there are "no In e le\ atOl .., OJ (OUl..,e --ht. dd placenta Diller bases her conclu " On epitaph", "he offer~ '~'" da) \~Ith a Ilght heart and a magic formulas for gettmg nllts that 11\mg th::n long could .,lon on the theof) that she has among other" "Set', I told you I hilarlOU "ly lampooned hea ..')' dose of humor can make younger" She also Ielterate~ those added years happy and \~hat many others have arumt rev. ardmg Laugh and the world ted onl) hard \\ ark and the ESTATE AUCTION: laughs With you, even when you nght ps)chologlcal attitude will laugh at yourself do It You have to thmk young, These observatIOns are talk vounl! and act voung G€t brought home In [he Joys at nd of anythmg that even sug Agmg and How to AvOId Them," gests old by PhyllIs Diller (Doubleday) Diller IS both pro and can on Her abilIty to combine comedy the subject of face-lIfts She and truth makes her book fun to agrees that a face-hft can make FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1988 7:00 P.M. - SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1988 11:00 A.M. read and offers insights mto how you look years younger and can SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1988 12:00 NOON It IS poSSible to accept the toll enhance a better self-Image the years take and still retam a Preview exhibition beginS Fnday, June 3, 1988 10 00 a m -5 00 P m through sale However, she warns not every. dates SpeCial preview Wednesday, June 8, 1988 10 00 am -800 P m zest for Me one needs a face-hft "You only In the foreword she wntes Call or wnte for a free brochure. Illustrated catalogues available consider It If your face IS sagglng $1000 post paid Annual subscnptlons $45 00 that thiS book IS a pnmer on faster than the Amencan dollar hay, to look and stay young, but or If you occasIOnally tnp FeatUring qUIckly admits that It'S a lIttle over your neck" mcongrous for her to wnte such RejuvenatIOn IS another sub- • Fine 011 paintings • Sterling Sliver FEATURING THE ESTATES OF: Lillian Burdette Ford • ExtenSive collection of estate jewe'ry of Grosse Pointe, Michigan, Margaret Louise Brooks • Oriental rugs Americans get better of Harper Woods, Michiganl Part two of the estate of • Victorian furniture George and Minnie CuthbertsonfThe Cuthbertson • French and Enalish furniture as they get older Museum, Flint, Michigan, and Charles L. Woods of • Porcelain and crystal Monroe, Michigan. • Bronze and marble statuary We are getting older, but the study notes that polItical we're also gettmg better as Citi- party attachments grow stronger • Onentaila zens as we age, accordmg to a with time As people become eld- • Art glass, Steuben, Quezel, Tiffany study of voting habIts done by a erly, there IS a drop m votmg group of Wayne State Uruverslty because of poor health, declinmg polItical SCientists, famlly mcome and mcreased Professor Charles J Pamsh phYSical rusabillty. says that voting partiCipation The authors of the study have and CIVIC competence mcrease also concluded that "Life expen With age. Pamsh found that vot- ence IS a substitute for school mg activity begins to decline Many uneducated people, who slightly m our late 50s, but our have the fewest politically rele. CIvic competence, whIch he de- vant skills when they become el- fines as knowledge relevant to Igible to vote, become more ac polItics, cont;r;.u,,£ !fl chmb mto complished in copmg With

our 60s and remains IF.!velwell bureaucratic hurdles and think- 19th cenlury Walerlord cui cryslol Single I'ghl mto our 70s ing about pohtlcal matenal " Steuben Aurene and ouezal glass collecl'an condlesllcks H 16 The study titled "Life Span The researchers found that CiVIC Development and Voting people lie about theIr votmg Participation," was supported by More people claim to vote than grants from the AARP-Andrus actually do vote, but smce these Foundation and Wayne State, people resemble voters more Parrish worked with colleagues than non-voters, their false John Strate, Charles D. Elder claims do not alter the study reo and COlt Ford m studymg the suIts data from rune national electIOns Parrish says we should not be from 1952 through 1984. alarmed at figures which show a Political partIsanship among declimng partiCipatIOn m the young adults tends to be low, votmg process, He pomts out Pamsh says. Factors such as that thiS happens when the elec.

church attendance, stronger com- torate IS expanded as It was Antique french marquetry mumty attachments, participa- when the votmg age was low- Bonheur de Jour H 3B Puffy POIrp0lnt Papllon tIOn m orgaruzations and grow- ered to 18, He says the same PClrpom1 scenic lamp dlo 16 John George Brown 0,1 on Antique Sene Persian rug 6 lable lamp d,a 14 mg family mcome all mcrease thmg happened mitIally when canvas 30 x25 1 x3 10 votmg frequency. women got the vote and agam Pohtlcal partisanship also m. points to the traditionally-low creases voter partIcipation and partiCipatIOn of young voters Pharmacist to speak at AARP Perry Drug Stores pharmaCist care. Martha Adlesburg will speak to She WIll also diSCUSSthe bene. the Grosse Pomte chapter of the fits of low-cost genetic drugs, Amencan AssociatIOn of Retired how to travel WIth and store Persons at 2 pm Monday, June medIcations, and the dangers of 6, at the Calvary Semor Center, sharmg medications She IS a Gateshead and Seven Mile Road member of the Perry Speaker's Adlesburg Will discuss the use Bureau, which makes about 200 EnglISh Tudo, Antique Wliliom HuHan & Son

of prescnptwn drugs, as well as presentatIOns m three states oak carved arm chOIl" Engl.o;;h slerlH1g punch bowl d (I 0 30 troy 01 the pharmaCist's role m health every year. Jobs for older workers Michigan residents, 55 and Michigan, the C S Mott Founda older, ",":b are lookmg for Jobs tlOn, Travele!"s Compames Foun have a free service available to datlOns and corporate contnbu connect them With employers tlOns who are looking for prospective employees With a hfetlme of ex- penence and knowledge to offer Seniors needed The toll-free referral number to call from anywhere wlthm The Retired Semor Volunteer Anllque American nobby hor-se mta '9~h century L 60 Michigan IS 1-800-922-HIRE Program IS lookmg for speCIal Georglon mo~oqany <; ent frorot I\r 11 1\ desk H 42 W 39 0 n , Staffers answering the hothne people With canng hearts to vol- exclUSIVely for older workers Will unteer one-half day a week to be refer the callers to cooperatmg a compamon to an elderly per. Job placement and tramlng pro- son Jects In theIr area lookmg for Volunteers WIll recleve a free older workers tramlng and will be With a fam- Project i\BLE, the sponsor of Ily which has asked for help the hotline, has aSSisted more With a loved one than 2,000 older adults gam em The next trammg for RSVP ployment Project ABLE IS a not- Care Sharmg volunteers behTJns for profit orgamzatlOn supported May 31 by funds from the QQvernor's Of Call Bett} Carver at 883 2100, fice for Job Tralnmg, the Com ext 369 to re~~ter OJ for add I mumty FoundatIOn for SouthF.!a"t tlOnal informatIOn Suburban Women Golf Club PartICIpants In the Suburban Barbara Beltchmger and as John Gf>orqp e,..own od 0(1 (onIlOc, 15 )('10 Women r QQlf Club tournament ';Istant ,Jan Jevons head the '>Ctfor .June 8, 15 and 22, should tournament commlttRe, which he at Partndge Creek at 7 30 mcltldes Menlee Williams, flight a m .June 8 for tee time assign A, Andnene PapalexlOu, flight DuMouchelle Art Galleries Company ment ThIs IS a three week tour B, and Betty Hennch", fll~ht C 409 E Jefferson Avenue nament whIch wII] be deCided by DetrOit Michigan 48226 telephone (313) 963 6255 OVER 1400 the he!'!t of two scores There will Prlze'i v.ill he dl'itnhuted at FINE OFFERINGS he a low net and low gro"s wm. the mid 'i('ason luncheon .July 20 ner and runner-up m each flight at Partndge Creek . - - -...... ----~--~----~~~------..------~-----~---~------~-~

June 2, 1988 Grosse t:-olnte News /Ij

Garden Center event offers something for everyone With Cheryl B.u hour\ ,ill \\ 'hh An an ay of booths pUI veYll1g gourmet piCniC ba&ket lunch will able ">Ilkand poly 110\\el'-, 111 bcl'-, a vanety of herbal, flol al and \.)(' ">mved MIll! fall' booths al e keh or pot" ,\I1d etl ('l'e., the Grobse Pomte Garden Cen the dfiel noon All (oltH" of g('I,UlIUIll" \ I ter's annual June member"hlp Among the dlbplays Will be okh, de of Noteworthy of Michigan a\ aIlclblL. at 10 30 a m at the GHl'J'>P ll1<.,tOJ))gift baskets, as well as Adml""1011 to thl (I (Ill I" '-,h POll1te War Memanal cI vclrwtv of dssembled ones; Au fOl l11l'm!J{'l" \10 tOI ()lhll" Followll1g an IIIU&t1ated lel (II ev PI eZlIlger\ hand-pall1ted, Check" ..,hOlild ~k -,( nt to (.10"'( ture by hel bal e"pelt Mdl llyn \1 I clPPl'd p,lpler mache baskets, POll1te (~,ll dl' n ('(. nl PI ~2 [ ,if-d' Hamp&tead of Fox BIll Fal rn, d ,lIld Nord MOloun's perennials, "hOle Road no !-lipi t1. 111 Jlll1£ Camera Club t(. Ik Item" dnd tel ra cotta pots 3 YOU! dWlh ,- \ OUI II -< 1\ 1 AI"o on hand \\ III be SIlwlck LIOIl banquet June 14 The (;IO"">P POllltp (\111]('1" Club',,> dnnuJl banl\upt \\ ill IH hl'ld Tuee.,ddY, ,JUlw 11, 111 tIll (;Io,,><.,e POlllte W,ll :-.leInOlI,11 bdl!l oom The banquet \\ III (dl' UPER bl,lte the dub''-, 50th ,lI1nIVl'1 ,>,11 Y UNGLASS Anyone IIltCIe">ted In photog] cl AVINGS pL) !.::'! J.J..L" .ltL,J tv ....l~tLHJ Un J.LlI .\ S nel and plOh'ldm Fe.,tlvltll'<" be !)\ I ...... gm , call 882 'S Club's annual tradition. Above. from left are scholarship co-chairman Jean Rice. recipients 0:186 Deadlll1e I">JUlW 8 Stephanie Macey of Grosse Pointe South and Jennifer DaVIes of Grosse Pointe North. with Wayfarer reg t44 Wayfarer II reg t49 Goggle II G-15 reg l.54 1988-89Woman's Club president Rosemary Elias. SALE $3695 SALE $3995 SALE ~44l,() Other officers installed include Janet McConkey, first vice presIdent; Matilda Haelewyn. Dominican High second vice president; Marjorie Thorpe. recording secretary; Frances Ahee; and Helen Wise- D.O.C. ALSO CARRIES ... man, treasurer. alumnae plan party The 1988 OIO<"",CPOll1ll Ho<.,e Eastern Star The Dommlcan HIgh Alumnae f4<;lIIO\' I ) I JI L 1/\ Suburbia Society SPlll1g 8ho\\ 11111 be h(,ld ASSOCIatIOn IllVltes all alumnde and theIr fnends for cocktaIls, Garden Club F' H]d)' dnd Sdt Ulcld i June 17 Tlw Pdo.t 1\1,ltl0n,,> of Oro:ose c"k and 18, at the :'\elghbol bood POll1te - Ed:,tel n Stal Chapter hor:o d'OeUVlei:>and a chance to 1enew fnendshlps Sunday, June ~ Club 8ho\\ detail"> \1 ill be pub l\'0 420 01 de! of the Eastern The montl)' meetmg of SubUl- 5, from 5 to 7 p m at 750 Whit bia Garden Club \~III take place ltshed 111 the June 9 e(!lllOn oj Stal \\ 111ho"t d luncheon and the GI o<.,~ePClInte )\l'\\ '-, l,\I d ]Mlh ,It the Pomte MaSOniC tICI Thursday, June 2, at the home Mr and M1s Henry J COlml R>LO 'I empie, 1850 \. erlllel Road, on of Marge PhIllIps. The meetmg lIe are honorary chaIrpel sons fOJ Salllld,l), June 4, from noon to 3 Will feature a Silent auctIOn AARC the garden paIty Mrs WIlham The A">">OCldtlOnfm Rl'I cllded pm ~ Members al e asked to hi mg up M Neat, Jane E Roose and Mr" Cltllenb of Glos"e Pomtl' dnd ('o,,>t Ie.,$3 ;)0, pdlkmg 1:0 dvml- to two guests, t~o sandVvIche:o RIchard G Toenjes are co lhall Halpel Wood& \\111 hold It" all able at the Ie,lI of the temple and specIal "white elephantc;" to mg the event Valet parkll1g IS Dr Donald L Golden, Optometrlsl Dlreclor nual elertlOn buffet '-,lIppel ml'pt 111101 nldtlOn and le.,ervatlOn'3 be auctIOned off available For more mfor111atlOn ll1g Wednesdd\, June 8. <.,tl>I"will hold It'3 annual New officers for the commg Grosse Pointe Woods The annual meetmg of the famJ!y fOl the buffet "uppel of JlllW pllJ)ll at the Far ms Park year are Mrs Stefanovlch, pI eSI 19329 Mack Ave Grosse Pomte Farm and Garden cold cuts fl e<.,hvegetable">. be\ e] :-'11'-, John McLellan dnd Mrs dent; Mrs C N Moore, MI s A J 881-3249 Club Will be Wednesday, June 8, age and des">elt FOI Ie'-,('1\ ,I AI nold Laune., \\ III be ho~te'3ses Chnstle, vIce pre:Oldenb, MI s I, , 11((jp \ jl J (J a l) 0 0 (1c c; (> I f I ~ j i 1 ( I 1 at the Grosse Pomte Club Fol \ 1 10 tJ t ('( 1.A'l.Ju o ...t.<'\ P L ... I 1)0 t HI t 1I q '"- hans, cdll Vn gll11d Knobidl h ,It Pl'aJ 1'1 ee pi eSldent Mn, Se Mil Stander, treasurer, Mrs Gel lowmg luncheon, members Will 8847438 or Martha Demvtten f,lI) Stelanovlch recently VISited oge FranCIS, secretary; Mr~ Fred hear annual reports of officers, ael e at 882 0855 the WhIte House and Will give a Wicklund, hlstonan committee chairmen and out- • gomg president Mrs Saad Zm a A new slate of officers Will then be elected Elizabeth Cass, ~ Fort Pontchartrain NSDAR 7tfe'8eaett+U OUTDOOR MUSICAL CELEBRATION There wIll be a Jomt meetmg of the ElIzabeth Cass and the Fort Pontchmtram chaptel S of FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 6-8:30PM the NatIOnal Socletv of the Daughtel S of the AmerIcan Rev FEATURING: olutlOn on Fnday, June 10, at the DetrOIt Book Club on Belle * RENAISSANCE BRASS QUINTFT Isle 'T'he meetmg will honor newly elected '3tate regent MI S * 50 VOICE CHOIR & MOl LFR ORGAN Walter Fysh from the Thl ee * FREE FOOD & R[FRI.SHMEN1S Flags chapter She WIll "peak dt the luncheon meetmg, hel tOPiC * CLOWNS \vlll be the natIOnal defen"e * CHILDRI'.,N'S GA:\H~ ~'(PRIZLS Membel" .,hould make IC..,PI vatlOns With :viI'" William I~ 1I0SHJ) In: Hill, 8810139 On May 2, ElJ7abcth ("1"" chdptel membel" met at the GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH GI o,,~ Pomtc Fal m" home of 21336 l\1ACK AVE. GP\V 1\11~ Rohel1 Belkel DOlothv (Corner of Old 8 Mild HIll and ,Jane Rudolph "el \ cd ,1<-' COhoc;te'3'-e" A "hOlt bll<-,lTle,,<-, ~81.3343 meetlllg dJld ,llll ,'''' l n'p0l1" of officel" ,ll1d LOmmltt('{. l h,I'! men \vere pre"ented ~-~~~~I 11.11'3,John KIJ"lh, lh.lpl,lln of the Ell/clbpth (,1<-," ch,lptel, III stalled ~1Js FLmhlln K llhl'1 ,!" II PINEHURST I regent and M! " Will pn .\ Hll 11 dolph a" \'ICe II'L;l nt fOl t 11(' I ( the golfer's paradise mamdel of tlw !lJr,H ~q ,,{',,'-,on 1 and 2 bedroom condominiums G.P. Rose Society 1'11£' (;10"<"(' l'Olnll 1<0-( ",(0( I from $69,900 ety \\ III nwl't ,It 7 lO P III Wpdnp<.,da'l, ,Junp H ,\I tht Nelghhor hood Club of (.10--( Plriehurs" rVIUIi()r I'; IGC,J[C:(J Pomtl Doughl" BIl11r1of HI dfmd II III acres wl;h DISCOVER CarTAGE SILVER over H( ottlgt' Sliver:' .md ,1",,,1< r I' 11 1, ple"pnt ,I ploi-,'1,lm (0\( lIng 111 the streci I),,,, tI\ th(' ,I "PC( t" of 10"( h'1 t .\11 ng I () 1)(W t'fO~fam th,lt mlr<,d III ,', I" 01'1, ') ') ,11), I ,'1 ( r I , "C<" fill tlw honH 01 "hml L I hit hundred" of way" of ,mp[()\ mg the 'f h" ... when to lilt bloom" hO\\ to course J)''',over ('l1<;toml7.e I),,,, .\, r, , 111 '>fi\\,[)i\R[) FFATlJRf~ v.hl(h \,11]('1]('" ldn \)(' IdllgP! .I( IIvltl(c, \)1<;( DVer It dl \I) «lIII~<' ...,r!\, I., ,,1 ,1tpd, phI" f('1 ttlll,lIlon \\ ,It. I 1111.; • 1,1110 to 1 hOIl ',ll1p,lp('[ ,1'1('( lIOn" j(lllf (Oml\1unlty nc...."p,'l'lf ("r i1\,'r< 1111' "II, and a nll'mh(] of t h( f)Pt I Olt ,j nd "'.• COTTAGE HOSPITAL mcnh (lj (llIf monthly' ( Otl.lg, """ - i'r. 1r II " Mpt IOPO!l 1,111 }{O<"(' '-,nell'!]( '-, ;l nd }'or m(lf" Informallon on .lIl\' of r h, 111l\ >11\ II 1 CALL OR WRITE FOR MORE INFORMATION u.ar OF GROS~r pOI~.nf- om' of thf' top (',",h'\)lt01 '-, In t hp H( ,)It.lgl' ~'lIlv,r" talk", ", n', nll))~', Of ,'Ih, r "n \' , Great La kp'-, J)hll ICt of t11l' PINEHURST MANOR, LTD. 1-,\) ~ I Ill'" ,I \u, mil "III ~~4-tl77. (lTih\i l 111I~ f rnl \11( I ~'I I 1". ~< i,\.), AmerI(cln }{oc;p')(If]Ptv POBox 1951, Pmehursf, N C 28374 Interp<.,tcd 10"P gl 0\1 ( 1" ,11(' 919-:?95 1555 (Collect) welcoml' to ,lttpnd

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b.lc!wlOl of ~c,enc(' degree In Ilo<.,ky of Gro""e Pomte Woods c S 1 , Cylmder Speclaltle" IncOl plectllcdl engllwermg She IS \ .June \\ eddll1g I" pl'lI1ned porated , which IS headquartered pl11plo}l'd u<" ,m electllcal engl 1)1uno attended HlI1d" .Jul1lor 111 Mount Clemen", and I;' <11,,0a lwei 101 Motm 01,1 In PhoelllX, ("Ilt'ge m Rd)mlmd, MI"<." and membel of the Det! Olt YJcht t lll' lJnl\et SJt\ of Southl'l n MIS Club AliI Tu l1,h a bachelor of l->Clence "]"<,,'ppl 111 l'fattll'"bUl g, whele dc'gll'l' III del tllC,11 engmeel mg "fll' leu'I\C'd .In d<.,<.,()Cwteof drt<., 110m till' Ulll\el,>lty 01 MIchigan dl'gl PC' 'lIld tfli liatpd \\Ith !lelta I II I'>l'mplo\ l'U <1'>all p]pctllcal ("Illlma '>OI01lty She 1<" em ploved b) P,l!dl<" ROj,11of H(lUe; c'ngJllI'l'l fm MotOl01£1 m Mesd, ton, Texa<." dnd pldn<., to dttend AliI the l'IlI\Pt<.,ltv of H'1\\,l1l 111 Hon ollliu Pozdol-Dettlinger Pc,tlo<.,kj 1<., a gradu,1te of Ih .lIld:\1I '> l\LIl \'In D POLdol (;10<.,<.,e(lolllte NO!th High School of t.,h.lhel Heigh!'>, OhIO, an- .1Ild AlbIOn ('oI\Pgl" \\ het e he Ie 1l0UIlU' t/1l' cngdgement of tlwn Molly K. Keelan and Terry L. u'l\pd ,I h'ldwlOl of .l1i" deglee (Llllghtt'l 1\1..1l gdll t Mdl y Poz Shook !lp 1<.,d pilot III till' lJl1Itl'd dol 10 Pd"l Bell tet Detthngel ~tdtp<., "\.1\ \ "Oil of :\IJ ,md MI" F W Det Keelan-Shook Maween E. Bwke tlllll-,ll of (;lo,>"e Pomte An Kristine Tlpton and Berthold C Lawie A, Ganshert and Dover ,\pl il 19S9 \\l,ddmg I'>pldlHWd 1\11 dl1ti !Vb'- L.1ll1<'Ill I I' Treiber Burke-Beck M. Bell PIJ/dol hold" d b,1chei0l of '>lJ Kl'l'ldl1 of (;IO'-'>l' POIlll<, I' u h PIlU' III elemental \ eduldtlOn dnnOllnll' thl' l'l1gdgl'llIl'nt of MI dnd Mrs Thomas J Tipton- Treiber Ganshert -Bell !J 0111 i\ll.IITl1 Unl\'el''>lty tOhlO1 thell d,llIghlel ;\101h l"e Pomte ShOl 1';' :\11 .1l1d ~1J'- !{O\ I{ 'Ilplon 01 FormPI (;ro<.,<.,pPOinte P,l! k dnd 1<.,PUl>,llll1g .1 md"tel"" de Kel'lan, to fl'll \ Loul'> t.,1J(Joh dnnounce the engagement of Glo",>e POIJltl' .1llnOllllU.' the c'n H~sldents 1\11 dnd Ml" Stephen gll'l' ll1 \t',lIl11ng dl"abll!tJe<., She "on of MI 'lI1d :\11" Fd\\dld r thCil du.ughtCI, !\1:1~.ucen ELllne gagenwnt 01 thcll d,llIghtc'I, C Gan,:>hl'l't oj Napel vllll' 111 ll'r1L!l(''> elenll'nl HI y <.,choo) ll1 :J1H)(J!>.01 LJllJ~"e l'ulliLl \i UlJII" 1\ BUIke, to James Toomey Beck KII,>tll1e Elllabl'lh TIpton to announce tlH' t'ng,lgPI1Wnt of :\Llpll' HeIght,> OhIO Jllh \\eddll1g J<.,pldlllll'd n, "0Il of Mr and MI s James T Belthold Chll'>tJeln '1'1 elb!'l, '-on theil' daughtel LaUlll' Ann Lktt 1ll1gel hold" c1 ll<"l' Beck, 101mer Gro':>se Pomter<., of f\1r ,md M) '> Bl'lthold A Gan"hert, to Cadpt Dmcl Ml ,IIh dl'gl ee m Intel ndtlOn,ll "tud Pomtc' South H Igh ~dlOOI ,llld who now live III Slebta Key, Fla 'I'rellwl, fOIme) (ilo",>e POll1tl> chacl Bell, <,on oj MI" .Jame" A IC''>IIum Mldml UI1lVCl"lty He Shook, d GIO'>'-l' Po 111tl' NOllh A September weddlllg IS re"ldenh \\ho no\\ I!vf' HI BII Bell of Gro""e POlllte Pal k dnd \\ III bl'gm Officel Candidate HIgh School gl ddudle ellC' '>1Il planned mm~ham A .July \\ecldll1g 1" the late 01 Bell A .June \\ed f-ldwol fO! the US Na\} dt denh at Mllhlgdll '-'tdll' l'I1I\('1 Beck was gt aduated from OUI pl'iI1ned dmg I" planned Nt'\\ pot t H I thl" month "It) Lady Stat of the Sea HIgh Tipton Il->c1 gl ddu,lte oj Glo,>"e Gan"lH'rt I" a 1986 GI(N,e School m 1976 and receIved a Pomte South }-I1gh School dnd POlllte South Fhgh School gl adll bachelOl of arts degree m comm the UniversIty of Mlchlgdn, Shelley Senske and Beverly T. ate ~he attended Oakland Um Woodson UlllcatlOns and a de6'Tee m crimi- ""hel I' ;,he eaIDed a bdchp!or of \elblt) 1'01 two yeal" lstdnt at Gale Hee;edlch Senske of East DetrOIt announce \\ ill gJaduate m June flom the Chicago, where she IS responsI- Personal ASSistance light Housekeeping lnc 111 DetrOIt the engagement of their daugh U S All' Force Academy m Colo ble 1'01 the sales of mdustnal TreIber IS a graduate of North tel, Shelley Mane Senske, to 1 ado Spllllg", Colo, and will be soft\\ al'e for mteractlve Video Transportation Dependable. Affordable field Mount Hermon m North Beverly Tucker Woodson of commissIOned a second lJeuten diSCS m the states east of the field, Mass, and the Umvel "Ity Grosse Pomte Park, son of Anna ant III the An Force Bell Will MISSISSiPPI BW'ke has been m of Michigan, whele he lecelved a Tucker Woodson of Wmston report to Reese All' FOIce Base, volved m the mteractlve Video bachelor of arts deglee III En Salem, N C, and the late Dr Lubbock, Texas 647.9010 ~... 886.1600 diSC field smce ItS mceptlOn m ghsh and affiliated With Zeta Pe;l WIlham H Woodson A June fratermty He IS a sales Iepre- weddmg IS planned 1983 A program of Harper Hospital She IS a member of the Inter- sentatlve for PrentIce Hall Inc, Senske holds an associate's Seymour-Tu natIOnal InteractIve Commumca- III Cmcmnatl, OhIO degree m lIberal arts from Ma- comh Community College and an tlOns SOCIety and serves as preSI- 1\1r and MI s Thoma" Lee Sey R N from the Henry Ford Hospi dent of the VIllanova Umverslty mour of Grosse Pomte Wood'> Bruno- Petrosky tal School of Nursmg at the Un Alumm Club of DetrOIt She IS dnnounce the engagement of vlerslty of Michigan Slw IS d the 6'Tandaughter of the late Mr thell daughtel Lee Ann Se.' Mr and Mrs Kenneth W registered nurse m the emer- and MI s Cynl J Burke and the mOlll, to WIlJald H Tu, son of Massengale of Jackson, MIss, gency department at St ,Joseph late Mr and Mrs Edgar F Kle MIchael and Mal la Tu of Wmd and Mr and Mrs Theodore F HospItal-Clmton fer, all of Grosse Pomte. SOl', Ontano, Canada A Novf.>!11 Bruno of Pen.sacola, Fla, an- Woodson earned hIS bachelor's Beck was graduated from Aus bel' weddmg Ie;planned tm Catholic Preparatory HIgh Seymour IS a graduate of Olll nounce the engagement of theIr and M D degrees from the UIlI- • Duty & Sales • Full Premium On daughter, Lisa VIctoria Bruno, verslty of Mlssoun He IS a resI- School III 1974 and attended Lady Star of the Sea High Tax Refunded to Lt JG Norman Enc Petrosky, dent In otolaryngology at Henry Western MIchigan Umvers1ty School and the Ul1Ivelslty of American Fund" He IS founder and preSident of son of Dr and Mrs J Dale Pe- Ford HospItal MIchIgan, where she eal ned a 484 Pelissier St. • Windsor w~ _ 1-519-253-5612 -\- a cascade bonquet of pmk roses, The blldegroom's mothI'I WOle McCauley-Main whIte cal natIOns and VIOlet sta a tea lenf:,rth dl eso; of pale peach Eileen MalY McCauley, tis SIlk stylpd WIth a \Hap mound daughter of MI and MI <., The mati on of honor was the sku t and thl ee qu,lI tel length The Gryphon Gallery Thomas McCauley of Napa, bnde',:> slste1, Carol Castillo of sleeves She wore pearls Her Callf, man led Dpnm" Stephen Napa, Calif She wore a tea cOlsage wa" a Peruvldn lily i'i pre'icnting theIr fint annual Mam, son of Mr and MI s Jun length dress of pmk lace ovel The Rev Reed I cad ElIzdheth Mam of Grosse Pomte, on Mar ch whIte satm, the dress featured a Banett Browmng'o; poem, "H(}\\ 26, 1988, m Fu st Pree;bytellan full sknt and puffed sleeves Do r Love Thee?" dUlmg the Cl'l Church m Napa The best man was Anthony J emony MICHIGAN ARTISTS' SI-I()W The Rev Dana Reed offiCIated PryOl of Albuquel que, N M The III Ide IS a h'ladudtl' of Son at the noon cel emony, whIch Ushers mcluded the bnde's oma Stdte Umvel "Ity She IS a WORKS ON PAPER was followed by a receptIOn at hlothpl m-Iaw, Joseph Castl1lo of chemIst and will linl"h i,,'1 aduate print." pa.,cc1'i, H'atercolon. :l11d (/r.l\\ II1g" Joe;eph Mathews WlIlel y III Napa, and Peter G Manoe; of studieS th1s fall dt the U IIIvel Napa GIOo;o;ePomte Woods slty of Calif 01 111a , DaVIS The bllde \VOl e a white Eu Thl' mother of the bnde WOle The bl HlegJ(Jom 1<"a 1-,'1 aduatl' gema gO\'"n WIth e;equm lace bod- a tei! length, long sleeved ovel of MIChIgan State Umver<;lty Ice, elbow length puffed sleeve<;, tunic of sky blue SIlk She wore wh('1e he 1 ecen Pel a hachl'IOl of chapel tl am and full skllt tJE'd at a long pearl necklace and a Mr, and Mrs. Denms S, Main the hack WIth a how She ci!tl'led <;hollidel corsage of gardemas See WEDDINGS, pagl' 9B Look Forward To Life's Best! LUXURIOUS CONVENIENT BEAUTIFUL llle -.hort Club COmmUnll} on ~pen~clltar Like 51 Clall mav be JUSl WhAI }ou're looking for

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~------~----~------~------~-~~---~---- June 2, 1988 11\....-V,.,..~...... _.... .I _ .. _ ~7~~ 9_8 Grosse Pointe News Weddings F.'om page BB 111\1 "tllH lit blok{ I IIJth l{oI1P\ & 10l of lit<. d('~IPl' III hU"lll('"..,lpIP "I('('\,p.., I!e'l (01 "dg(' II ,\" d I "1"t(",,11I1.1\\ ~11" I\III\(k ,J 1\11111 \lplll 11\1'1.1 (,10""(' 1'111111. \h 1111111 t 1111> ( 0 'iClence deglee III bUh1l1P'i" ad 1,1\\ "(l1Il l\lldllgdll '-,LIlp UIIIV('1 "tl (11)('1 1,1'llId b,lble" bl edt h '-,/~mdt1..,kl of Ailingtoll \.1 I h( Il( II II II (d,- IlOll( \ 1l1l)()lled I1lllllbll allOn He 1<;a bulldet ..,Itj lie' I" ,I logl"t ItI,lll wllh lhe I'IIP hi Idpt-;IIIOlH " mot II('I 1101e ,\lid !\11" 1),1\ Id ,J 8/\ 111.111"" I 01 I hI Iliidl gillflill 1101d" .I 1,.I{hp 111 Illlllllld,l 'I)H \ 11\ ( 111 '--,oul h The newlywpd.., honeymoolwd LJ 8 AI III\ 'Lmh ('orlllll.llld III a III 011n 1l0l,1! pI lilt dll'"'' "t~I('d 1Lll PPI W oolld(' I" ,\ (;1 (h"P POllitt' ]PlIgth dl('"''<''' ot flll h"l I 1.1111 t • 1)( II d Ig,lIl1"t 22 01111'1 !t l\ Ilh" (It\ ')IIUt h J I1gh 8(hool glddudt(' :"11<' "t \ 1<'d II Ith ,,\\ ('PtfH "I t III ("IIlI( '- Ilorn ,ollthl"I,,1 \llllllg,lTI ,IIHI ll\clilolwiulu Glanz-Schroeder 1,[' 11('<\ ,I b,ldwIOl" d('L;I('(' t.lkll1~ lil"t ()I\ \\( elm ,d l\ JIU\<, l) I, It ( dllt()11 ( olleg(' ,1l1d I" lUI J( 11th ,,111'1('" .Il1d "U.lIglll ,,"Ill'- ["d(ll pl.IU hOIlOI ~ III tll( "/lIllie! IlIdg ]>Oll1tl \1 III It, ,UI1IIlIl I I ( FOI mer Grm,<.,e Pomte I e"ldlnt Iii h(, ,\ I)) "llIg Oil d JIl0uquI'I of luhllUlIl It! Illh ( It. Vill I II, 1I",] '-lb, dull It I 11 "I H. Wendolyn ,10y GldnJ', daught('1 ,1011Ig\ .It UH Ulll\l'I""!\ of It'" Oil ,I hdl kglllllild 01 1II1Iti \\ "-III'('t \dl'llIlI'" (Olllp"tl th,lI1\ lulllllUI (hlllill ,11\ ILl of MIs PhyllI" Glanz of Long [I J\\ .I \1, I" 110\\ ('I " d nd 1\\ tlOlh 11I"'lhl" IJ(' IlII .Ill ludg('d ilIon III 1\1 ( I 1I I'll lilt! IJ 1I PU III boat Key, Fla, and Edward F 'I III hI""I 1II.J II \\,," I Ii)\ d P IIIl hi Idegl 00111 hold" b,ll f)( \ B ( I l "l,lh I: 1l11l'1 th,,, Glaru; of Farmmgton HlIl<." mal ,lolH''- III of B 1001llfil'Id II d I" ,'-,t ('1111 ')11Il1 ('- H, h( 1I ~ l!" Ill' 101 " dl'gl el" In gl'o!og\ dlld (OIll I (U till' !',d"l I'ollltl' l hOlll" "d Q( "1Tl It ';" HI \\ flllll 11 1" IIId oidpi IIPd R0hpli Hpnl'Y h. ,,{'(In, , ( : l' ~. I j 1. •• • ~ "- l .. 1., I, (I, fJUl1..-1 in Uhidll.t.Hi111h "-Hal Hid I.!'- ! • l. .I" /1'- 1,11.11.111 O\{ 1,111 j) plu" Idt 111.1\ gd 1111111 lilll!l III 1110]\ Ihollt 'ion of Mrs Clal e Deahl of Spo tll' dq~J('p 111t-;l'olog\ 110m tll(' gloom" hi ot 1H I ~ \1]( hold [. Illg IIl('mh( I "llIp h\ (,dIll ~ \lull'J1(' kane, Wash, and Robert Schloe l'tll\U"lt\' of 10\1.1 III' I'" em I'llId,d I 01 (;10""1' POI lit p ,wd B.lhh IIHIIl!HI,-lllp (b\lll11l11 .Il del' of Seattle, Wash, on Satul plo\l'd h\ E'\ \011 111 !Iou..,t 011 , I:d\I.l1(1 ( TllIcl.d] of \)(,t 1011 If.11 glldl III" Il',dlll'd on day, May 14, 1988 ,md tl1l' III ](11''- IIIot hl'l" Pdtlll k \pl Ii H} III 101ld0l1 !<"I"t j>o111t(, \.)~ I 711h 1'1 """ The 1 pill cetemony Wd" held l'lll IW\\ h II pd., 11'''ld(' III HOlh ,J S/\ nun"k] 01 .\llll1glo11 \'.1 aboald the yacht "Rlveranda" a" tOil :\ll(hd('1 .\ :-'/\lII,llI"kl III '-;t It crUIsed New YOlk'" Hudson C!.lll ';hOlI" \<'I,lll" S S/ll11dll Mr. and Mrs, Michael P. Ryan RlVer "k I 01 I 1.11 P( I \\'ood.., [).l I \(1 .1 The matron of honO! was MI h Wehrneyer-RYl111 "'1\ !1I'llhkl of 1-1.l\llI'l \\'olld" ~al Vlr!,TJt1la Wnght, daughtel of MI \LlIk C 8/\111.111..,1-.101 (,IP""P and MI s Donald Wood of Glo<.,,,e Lhl K,lt)lI\11 \\('hllll\11 POIllIl' P,ll k ,mil .John I' S/\ ~state Pomte The best man wah the (!.lllghtil of:'.l1 lid \11" 1).11\(1 I11dll"kl of (;Io""e Point< P,II k brIde's brothel', E Fledenck W eh ml'\ PI 10111]( I (; I th,,(' POll1tl' Tht' molllPl of lIw bl Id(' \\ (Ill' By THOMAS D. STEEN, G.R.1. Il'''ldl'llh II ho 110\1 ]I\ l' III '-,.dPllI, , Glanz Jr , of Steamboat Spnng<." .I nom lenhtl h c!H'"'' of 10\ t1 h] lI( ~EAl TOR Colo S C 11I,'III('d :\I\( hd. I I' Itll( k -.,11 k ,1lId pllll1l'd .I g,1\ dl'II 1.1 I ()l lh,m "011 ot \11 dl1d \iI" I .III Guests mcluded formel GIO"'ie "dgL 10 h, I pUI "P II\1PROVEMENT CAN BE COSTLY Pomte Farms resIdents 1\11' and I('I1CP J{ \.111 III I ill III illl\ I 1111 'I he bIH!e'gloolll'" 1110th('1 You cc!n make a mIllion nl1S- on gill all y dntlc1 p,lted You Mrs Arthur R Seder Jr ApI tl 30 Hl....b III '-,t \Ild)( 1\ (ho,,(' d noOl lellj,tlh dl C'''''' of PI'II takes tr) Ing tD sell your OIl n may end up \'.Ith fd"ter c,ale The newlyweds wIll resIde In Ple"lJ\t('lldll ('!Juilil Imld ('It\. \1mkle "Ilk cll1d pll1l1ec! .I <'\ mbl hUlIIe And one of them I~ and less IIILOrJl'rmrrce If you New York CIty followmg a hon 10\1 d dllllll OJ clml LOI"dL;l> lo hel ;\LII t md~H\g the \\Iong Implove- lower the selllflg pnce all eymoon m the Northwest rhe Hl'\ :\1.11 k I!I !JHiu pUI se ments Man) times, an eXIJ.:n ated dt the 2 p 111 (('I ('Il!Oll\, Fredei'll' Deftl\ en nnd the eqUlI'Jlent amount "11f' adrlllwl1 01 lrpall can be \lhlCh lId" f(lllm'ld hI .I II «( P ( hll"t C!IUI c!I Ro\ " ('!1011 IIl'le In:,te<1d of i,'1IC:,hlllg as to lhe kind of thl ng that'll cost tHm elt HlIl" ( omlllllllil I ( ('111('1. ,Ic('ompallled b\ ,I t I lIllIpetpl how much, If any, rrpall V.O!k, )Ot! far more than you get IlJlh 1001d 1\lt cmd 1\11.., MIde"t IH0111('1, P,ltll(h 111[(1111(I'11111111)(d n'lklllll 1']]( 11l0llHj 1.11\n tl1TllJl,.d c;luubs \111,11 I](,! to ,11 C( \flil ,Iflpt '-,1\ lIldn"kl 'lllli "II(' \\nl ( " !H'dl I lohemonr~---- gOlln t(dlllll'd I Ill." "llIllId, 1ll'lkldCl' \h"l h,ul bpl'n t-;1\111 to and '10 ob\ IOU" I'ldlcat!olls ot l'lb()\\ le!lgth "h'l'\ (" I h{ hi HII' " ]WI mothel by ht'l 1,lthl'l on negled, huL ll\ raIl' \1 hen d tingel tIp lel1l-,rth \ 111 fl'l] It O!ll ,\ Mrs. Daniel }. Tindall III large fmallu,,1 undPlt,lklllg then \\eddmg dd\ II thl 11'1'- 1111 thlll;..:" I (.III do (0 sdtm ,111<1 "e('d P(' III hI ddb'lIld \\lll bllng mine lhanlt\ «ht 111 The bllde hold" a b,ll!I('loI" hi Ip \OU 111 Ihl' fIlld 01 !{I tl Ii11<11"C' \ lllg pllce She Cdilled d ht,uquPl oj 1\01\ deglep 110m MIChlgdl1 Statl' LJIlI 1>:"l,lt(' pit ,\'-( phonl 01 tb op In .It Tlwre I" ,1hldV<., the fin.lll tea lo"e" "tpph,U1ot I" 'lIld I1\ Szymanski- \ 1'1 sit I' Slw I" l'mplo\ pd d.., i\ DL!)()( 11 ,\ i\ " ....O( L\ I L,'-, Cl,11n..,k of I11I"l~klll.lt\()n too The mdtl on of hOIlOl \\ .I" the \1.,101 kpldLe Ple"ence PI ogl ham, on Api'll 15, 1988, m St tlw"!lIluldel Ilelh.lme ,ll1d ,In Supervised Residential Care Ilwn InLludpd thl' ])) 1111'- I))01hll Joan of Arc Chwch, St Cldll ,\ Il'lll on 1.Ill' boel1ce "cu'l1ll'd .h.!TII'\ \\'ehme\ 1'1 III 'I pllo\\ Private and Semi-Private Rooms Shores \1 It h tmy 1)('.11 I.., Thl' glm n " SPIIl1L;'- lolo, dlld llll' 1-:100111 " The Rev EdWald MItchell offi "hllll puflpel <,lee\ p<., \\ l'l'l' I'll hlotlH'1 rell\ Hldn 01 Idli11 clated at the 530 pm ceremony, h,ll1{pd 11\ b(1\\" ,1t lhl' "hOllldl I L "hpl " Il1clur!{ d t h(' gIOOIl1" "Quiet residential whIch was followed by a IPcep dlld Ih full "kJlt "\\Ppt mto ,I hlot1)(,1 [)1'1l1I1'- I~I III oj I Ih( It \ tlOn at the Barton House 1.1(( (dgl'd .:h,lpei lent-;t h t 1,1111 area just one block 10\1<1 ,1])11 :\101 Lluur 01 I h\( Igo, The bnde holds a bdchelor (If 1\ ~dtlll him 1\Ith a pouf Iwld .I IHI Ihi hi 1(11 " I" 01 h( I I I I I \II from Lake St. Clair." sCIence degree m human re t hi 1)\Hip" fi IIgPI tIp lenhrth \ ('II D,I\ Id 1\t1I1H I of I I- \I\gl II''' '-,h I (.111lpd .I 1101ICjlwt of gal dp!l SOUl ces fJ am MIchIgan State [hi IIwth'l of I iii hrllll \IOlf I I" .11111"t('ph.lllot I" Oil ,) h,\( k Ul11verslty She IS employed df, 24 Hour Sl1pe>rvi~i()n .I ,,1 I' 1'1 II 1lL':lh 1111 "" of Jll.lt II glound oj II \ an m"urance admmlstJ atol fOl - Private B,dh FMiliti<>" hi 1)\11\ .11\11 d'lll I f1"1 II p,lIll f II 1hi' m It I on of l10llm 1\.1" :\Il '- MerrIll Lynch m Bloomfield - Separate> J leal/Air ( onditiolllllg 1)('11..:1 "III, Ill! t!\I~' II \1111111 1 '-.,t II II t 1.1"(,, 01 [{o\.I1 O"k I'IH HIlI" hi III( ~1I1.lld" JIll ludpd lh( hi HI( " The bndegroom hold" a hdchp pll'dtl d ])(It!1l1 'I\(I """ t 11](1 II>IH~ Control" , -All Meals, Housek('cping & l.aundry ~)(>rvi( e><;Ill( lude>d RECLINERS by FLEXSTEEL -Be,wh; And Bdflwr "hop Wilhin 1 The F,Hility For Small People - Daily A( tivitie., And Out.,idc These options included, Fun( lion., Planrwd Lumbar ~lipport fOi Firmer back & rocker ------• ActIVities DIrector J or ~o('Jall\l1d - f:.meryl?ncy ~'Clll-ButtOT~~~ ~Ii - -l swivel base. Recreal10nal Such A<; Bathroom<' And In Room" Also in Sing Alonq • MdllY Comfortable LotJl1qe I\redc, DanCing To Live Hand'> • He!Jglou<; ~eTVICec,Offerl'd Regular Size Birthday Partwc; - BIg Parkln~i Lot Ice Cream SO(lill" - 1 l( el)<,ed Adrnlnl<.,trdlo! ON Bingo ~ :,~; SALE VISIt'> ro ~h()PPJT)3 ( pnlpr" Alld ( hWII1l'c, MOVie,> On Lngp 1 V ~(rpell ,. ~~.NOW! ------~,~: 'IrYt-r ON SALE NOW "A Beautiful Landscaped Courtyard~ Pnncess Recliners 1\1 1 ' I' I< npr<; ['lOP HIIOIl!'r1 101 ttH p' I', Ifilm!' T hl'<;" fi1<,h 011

164? 1 Harppr 27113 Harper 24600 Greater Mack (HI'IWF"Ti (! i:

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AN INVITATION TO UNCOMMON ARTISTRY 114 Kercheval Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan (313)886.6010

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 f l'iS r OFFERING

Made fOl stylIsh entertamlng IS thiS umque foUl bedloom, thl ee bath Colomal m Grosse Pomte Pal k With dramat1c nall m evel y spacIOus loom An lmpi e!>~l\e foyel mVltes you to the roomy dlnmg area Overlookmg the va"t, two story, step down music/II vmg 100m IS an Illtlmate balcony off the master i:oUlteWith pl'lvate bath If the ordmary Just won't do, thiS captlvatmg home should be yours Just 16630 MAUMEE -- CHARMING DUTCH COLONIAL exten Charmmg CondominIUm on the pllvate and quamt Cranford Lane reduced (G 64BAL) slve remodehng 1n thIs oldel four bedroom, three and a half bath Lob of CI0\1 n moldmgs, Sl'\ pdneled doors and oak floors ThiS con home Featm es mclude garden room gldssed and screened porch, \ ement dnd ~Imple life <;t)-Ie I~ diVided between three floors La cated on the end of a five UllIt bmldmg allow~ three Sided exposure Call today fOl yoU! personal shov, mg family I aom, 131ge kitchen, second floor laundry room III excellent to natural sun and fUl thel enhdnce~ your privacy FOUl bedlooms, locatIOn near Village PPICE REDUCED 8864200 two and d half bath", one Cdl garage, bay wmdow m duung room and all vel y I eCl'ntJ} decO! ated Mamtenance fl ee and close to evel ythlllg

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

SINE REALTY IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE ... GROSSE POINTE WOODS EXECUTIVE HOME FOR LEASE FOUl bedrooms, two and a half baths, family loom, centlal air, $1,400 per month GEORGIAN COLONIAL, great Woods locatIOn, four bedrooms, two and a half bathroom'), first floor laundry, master bedroom With + bathroom and dressmg area, spnnkler system front and rear

ROSL YN MARTER, seven room, bllck Colomal, three bedroom, family room, eatmg space m kitchen, formal dmmg room, ndtu ral fireplace, dnve, two car

MUIR ROAD m the Farms and favorably pnced m the seven- COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION, 942 BEDFORD Have a brand GROSSE POINTE FARMS ties This older home \" al~altlllg lour creative touches to reach ItS new home fOi YOlll sel ves' ThiS fOUl bedloom, two and half bath full potential SPdC101h],\ lI1g room, lheel y kitchen With plenty of home IS I eady fot youl mspeltlOn Beautiful oak cabmet kitchen MOROSS, thlee bedroom, bllCk lanch, lalge fdmlly kitchen, cdlpet (l4x19 feet), family loom, dmmg room \\ Ith natural flom s, lovely eatll1g "pace, lal gl' dl'n ,me! hdlh on fil "I noOi mg, two car, Ideal starter home cel amlc tile noorlllg III certam areas of home MANOR CHALFONTE, llIce three bedroom, two bathroom, brick bungalow, formal dmlllg room, full ba~ement, drive, two car, owner anxIOus HARPER WOODS LOCHMOOR, new three bedloom, bllck ranch, 131ge modern family kitchen, natural fireplace, new furnace \Hth central air, tv,o FIRST OFFERING and a half car garage, FlOrida room, Glosse Pomte schools PRICE REDUCED

One of d kmd Engh<;h TudOl With an excltmgly cluc mtenor The large hvmg 100m 110\\<;mto the heated sunroom With pewablc tlle SINE REALTY floor and fountdlll Five newly decO! ated bedrooms g1 ace the second MULTILIST SERVICE floor The blight all y IeCIeatlOn room pi oVlde<; the fun ~pot of the home A newer ..,hdke "hmgle 100f, newer go<; bOiler and the large FARMS OFFICE 184121VIACK 8H4-7000 "poUess well deSigned k1tchl'n mdke thIS home an excltmg additIOn to our real e~tdte IllventO!)

EAST DETROIT - Three hedlOom, one and a half bath rdnch With yeal J.lOund Flond,] room large countl y kitchen Two car ga rage \\lth ,]ddltlOndl douhlp ,l7(~d \\01 kshop [ Aldridge 8t Associates ~ THERE S :'IIORE THAN ONE SHOWHOUSE on WASHINGTON ROAD On eel\) ,I( 10'" the <;tleet from thIS yedl's ,]umor League GROSSE POINTE PARK CLOSE TO WATER - ,',T CLAIR SHORES - Rent thl!> almo<;t Sho\~ hou~l I" a magmficl'nt GeO! glan Colomal Impeccabl) mam new umdommlum for ')fie ,edT ,nd deCide \Ihether to huy then tamed OffCl <, hoth famlly loom and hbrary A ')epal ate c<1Illage GROSSE POINTE PARK OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 Ll\lU1b 1\,'V~tl n1th fil{pL~co..- l.lfh"C c~t 1:':, 1:.1tChOT\~ npn tV.O hprl hAu'" " d h ':)'"l' 1,.,..",,1 I~ ,11 Ihp I PHI of thp lrround" Tluly a prop I loom.., and t\\O hdlh<, Pllv of qUILt ell'(.i,IllCl'

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758 BERKSHIRE 632 BARRINGTON Large centrr enlranc!' Colom'll A nice thrre hedroom Ranch m fpaturlng "IX hedroom" and Ihl' Wmdmlll POInte area thl pe and a half hath<' Natu Brautlflll hard\\ood noor<; I al fireplace" 111 thl hVlllg Ihrollghout Slatl' ent ranee loom dnd llhrary Largr :--:atural fireplace 111 hV1l1g kltchpn \\ lth <;epel,ltp Pdtmg 100m Ra,pmenl 11<1"dl v har .trea Recrpat IOn room \\ Ith nnd la\<1ton Att1C fan Two \\(I h,lr and firepldce Spnn elr garnge \\ Ilh opl'ner ;\'ICp ~Ipl "Y"tl'm SpaclOu<; lot 1\\0 lot Clnsl to thp lak!' and prl ColI',lltached and a two cm dl' \,ltp pdTk ldcllPd garage

HARPER WOODS 1929) BERDEN - :-,pollp<,s thref' hpr!room hnck ranch Large coun itf 11 I r tlY kltchpn Illth htllit 111 <,tme and ov('n Onr full h,lth plu" a \)l t I ~ I h,llf h,lth Marhlr <;111"Mall1lpnnncp fr('l' e"IPrlor 1 \\0 car \ 1 It (l '1 j r I ()+ I n."1 <;Ided gal agf' See thl" loOayl I l 11(....., , I 11 I "

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, III. Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS. - REALTOR' EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY- THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS

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BU[)C;EI PRICED COt\DO IJulel! 101 the \oul1g LdlU I '>lIlgle III Louple' !I\l) bU!I()OIll UpPP) L1nlt III \ p.1I ~ hl..l' ~(tUng h'h 1l~()() GROSSE POINTE PARK PRICE REDUCED $30,000 GROSSE POINTE FARMS OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

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472 CALVIN FoUl plu" bedlooms, one 'lnd d hdll lhlth", upddtl d I..lt( hen Immedldtp ouupaney and REDUCED PHICE III the FalTn,> ~108 9001 8iH 4200 1:30 LOTHROP - ThiS elpgant four 20742 CHRISTINE COURT Four bedroom, two dnd a h,t11 bclth ~eml Ranch wIth kItchen built 1I1S, filst bedr oom Cape Cod afTer" maids' quart 11001 laundly, eenlJdl aIr plu" 111 glOund pool wIth p(Jolhou"e' $129,900 8816300 er" or office, hbrary, dttached garage, 840 BALFOUR lovelv FI eneh C'ha two master bedroom sUites With full tPdU III move III tOndltlOn Pe\\ ablt tile 1430 DEVONSHIRE FOUl bed 100m two dnd d half b,lth ('010111,11wIth famIly room 3,000 square feet of bathrooms Bonus loom on "econd 11001 III ('piaU' libl HI \ 1\ lth nldl blp filepldce, love!>, Idlgt, loom~1 $134,500 8814~OO A11 the amemtles Call 101 apPolllt h VI' bedl (,om'>, till ee and d hdlf bdth Ilwnt 1315 GRAYTON SpaclOus till ee bedl nom, one dnd a half bath Tudm has model n kitchen, lovely I (Jom" Thl ee t,U detached gal agp gO! "eleened telldce and quahty wnsLJuctlOn Neal Village ,llld "chool- Fll"t lune oppn comp and see' 884 geou" upddted kltLhen WIth oak labl GROSSE POINTE FARMS 11('«, Hugp fallllh loom WIth I\et 11<11 0600 l!1d PIlIPI t,lInlllPl1l ('PIl(pl Sppmg IS be BeautifUl thl ee bedlOom, one and a 111'1 mg half bath Colonial Family room. 1370 HAMPTON Huge panel ...d fdmIl) 100m thl ee bedl (Jom", (Jill 'lIId a half baths, fil epldLe filll"lwd fimshed basement, pnme locatIOn ba"ement, newel dnve and MORE' A !Calchal me! IJ1 pllme Wood" locatIOn 8814200 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Too many features to mentIOn 1170 HAWTHORNE ALL NE\\' DECOR m fOUl bedlOom, one and a half bath COLONIAL WIth beaut I ful ne\\ kitchen, famIly room and gJ eat 100m, new Cal petlllg nothmg to do but move Ill' 881 6300 GROSSE POINTE SHORES

469 LaBELLE Updated Cox & Baker three bpdroom om' and a half bath COLONIAL v.Ith lal ge family .j 1 VERNIER - REDUCED' Lovely room, NEW KI1CHEN, NEW POWDER ROOM lilepldce tltll'ihed basement, athactlve deco and turn of the century farm Colomal, pI e"t!glOus locatIOn, mastel bed <-entral all 884 0600 loom WIth French doors, walk out •. _~ III ,.'" deck Nev.er fUlnace, <;Idlllg, CllCtl 621 MOORLAND Air condItIOned three bed I oom lwo and a half bath COLONIAL WIth charm through : '. _. ""f" :Jfii,\ '::."T.,.;, , 1M drive letinlshEo'd !lOlll'> tt" outl M,I"tel bedrnom WIth pi I' ate bath famllv 100111Iii eplace finished bd"enwnt gl eat ext! dS' 8840600 Illdl1) (edtu! p" lo IIlpnllOlI ( tli 101 ,Ill apPollltml'nt b22 FAIIU'OR!) Beautiful thl ee bed 956 PEMBER'lON FoUl bedlOom, thlCe dnd J room IJllck lanch, t\\O and a hdlf bath half bath Colollldl III delightful Wllldrn III GROSSE POINTE CITY loom" full fJlll'llPd ba"ement With '>a POlllte <11I'd ha" paneled den, fir"t 11001 laun loon "l\ \p h,ll 1\1'0 em dltachE'd dry, third 1100r qual ten, room for alII CheLk g,lI age lal ge lOl nel lot, pnme locale the ne\1 low pllcel 881 4200 ('.Ill 101 detaIl"

20739 TOLES LANE Three bedroom, one a a half GROSSE POINTE WOODS bath COLONIAL WIth large famIly room, fire ~ '," place, deck and qUIet cuI de sac sIte $124,900 + 8816300 551 OXFORD GROSSE POINTE WOODS SO PHISTICATED FRENCH COLONIAL perfect for 1383 WHITIIER Nicely pnced three bedroom, one entertamlllg' Elegantly redone throughout olTermg and a half bath COLONIAL near schoob Den, dll bedloomb WIth theIr own bath, marble foyer, fireplace, central fill', large deck and lmmedl family room, super kItchen and wonderful pflce 893 UNIVERSITY - Immaculate cen ate occupancy $135,000 8840600 adjustment now III elTecti DetaIls at 884.0600 tel' entrance Colomal featurmg three bedrooms, large hVlI1g room WIth natu ral fireplace Newer kItchen, den, cen SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT tral all Fllllshed basement Beautl fully IdlHl"ldped Only $135,000 EXCEPTIONAL MICOU BUILT ColOnial near lake Illclude" four bedroom, three and a half baths, a den, great kItchen, central ,m, screened porch and specml attentIOn to detaIl throughout' 884.0600 19235 RAYMOND - Lovely three bed loom Coloma1 l!l chOIce locale Newer DELIGHTFUL NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL on charmlllg Fal m" lane II1clude'i four bedlooms, two dnd fUll1ace FIOIlda loom, two car garage, a half baths, famIly room, finished basement, centl al aIr, attached gdl dgf' and qUI et cu I de 'dl loca full bd"enwnt, one dlld .I half hath tlon 884 0600 room" Home I' tl uly d pleasure to see Qn1u~ CAREFREE CONDO LIVING III a pletty court yard 111 Ideal locatIOn for convenience' Near 'lEd VIJldge, p,l! k, schools and Ren Cen bus I Four CAREER SEMINAR nrr21 tlPdlOoms, two baths, updated kitchen, fire JUNE 28th, 7 P.M. EAST IN THE VILLAGE pJdce dnd fre"h decor throughout Illcludlllg 16824 Kprchl'val Ave, G P nel\ cal petmgl 884 0600 R S \' I' LUl1ltpd "ealll1g (' ..11101 d('t,lIl" I ~t II otll« IIldqllndt 11111 0\\ IIIII 11111olll'nl,1I

C~UIET WOODS cui de sac WIth filestone Cape 881-7100 Cod on nefdmlh IIvlllg ,md elegant pntert,llnmg Meticulously ma1l1tallled' 8111 4200 ~ WONDERFUL PRIVATE FARMS ROAD lW,ll the Idkl '" th( ,>pltmg f>lr thl" p!f'gantly le"t01f'd COLa ~~ y --" \ NIAL WIth SIX bedrooms, five 'Illd d half bath" fOUl fil ,'pld(( '>, hhr an faml1y room ,md newel ~ -.~~-~ kItcHen ""Ith butler's pantry nil the' ampmtll" \OU I\ollld I xpptl III d offpllIIg of thl" calIhl'r Special "howlIlg" arrdnged at 884 0600 Everything you always GROSSE POINTE CITY Four bedroom two and a half bath BUN(,ALOW hn" kltchpn With eatlllg "pace firepllre, ff'nced yard 'Illd t\\O car g,Il,lgl (,n'at '>1l

LOVELY FRE'\ICII COLONIAL m prime Dl'trOlt 10(,IlI0I1 "ffpl,> lhrl'l' I)(droolll'> onl' 'Illd a hdlf hath", lmenol J)1''',1~11 HOTTle R.eTTlodl'l1J1g r londa room, finl"hpd basement, cpnt! al .Ill "pllllklpl ,y,>tt'm I11tl'ly l..md"c,lppd 60xl35 foot Sltl' ,lnrl f('ncpd y,lfCl WIth nn unbf'atahle $fil,.'iOO pller' t.l!!' Ail 1 4200 I.ilndc;CClf11ng Horne Inspection" S('( UlltV Sv<.,lenh M()l t~1ilqe" WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO MEET VIHGINIA \'->1\ \!l()\ I Code Work C I0'-,(' tc., McNAMARA, OUR STAFF INTERIOR DE Mortgage Express' flow to pl(H1 the p('d (i( t !T10Vl' SIGNER HER UNIQUE ~ERVICES ARE AVAIL I (I \\ '-» H\ I< I \\,1) 11 f\fJ\,AI~, I{~J) and MUCH, MUCH MORE ABLE TO OUR BUY 1\1'1 1'1 1{C,()\'1\1 J/Ill (O\ll'L1IJIV~ ERS AND SELLERS I \'-d' \\1111 \ ii', I)()\\\' I'\Y\lF\1 CALL AN OFFICE IllfHI 1'->\,0 1\«()\11 \J

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(--_:=_-_.~~~J=====-- __---=_ THE JIM SAROS AGENCY __ - 4!------....!E-----"----IJi...------~------===:::--:-----= IS PROUD TO INTRODUCE ANNA NIFOROS CLOSING OFFICER

Anna Nlforo'> I~ one of our most valued employees She ha~ been with OUI agenty Since 1977 Due to her numerous abilities and knowledge, ..,he wa~ promoted to Executive Level many ~eal, dgo In additIOn, '>he has hdd real estdte lIcem,e since 1978

Anna I~ the backbone of our Real S~tate DIVISIOn In hel capaCIty ab OUI ClOSing Officer She supervises the entire processll1g of all redl e,>tate tl ansactlOns flam the pomt of purchase through the final closlllg She r'L dl\\ ays ha" the an,>wel s and IS our problem sol vel 1- Sll1ce OUI leal estdte agents are busy, out of the office, ,ellmg and list mg propel.tv, It 1" a h emendous advantage to our sellel sand bUYe!" to have '>omeone always avallable v.hose mam Job IS to folio\', up and co or dmate thell tl ansactlOn ThiS leads to good communicatIOn and ple'hed c!lents, a'> oppm,ed to buyer'> and selle! s pldymg "phone tag" Illth thell I edl estate agents Man led to Theodore C Nlforos, they have fOUl grown child. en, Dean )J)~'~ and ELlIne, '>tudents at Michigan State UnJ\elblty, Andrea, a recent ~ '- gl aduate of Our Lady Star of the Sea High School, \\ho will attend M S U III the Fall, and Marilyn, a JunlOl at Star H S 7 ' d' .. \ In hel spal e time Anna ha'> WOlked on the Board of Dlrectorb at OUI Lad) Stm of the S, I IIIgh School :J~ "ell 'l~ "SSI~hpg her ('h\lICh -\'>'>\Imptlfln nrppk Olthodox C'hurL'h on ~1aJtPI J{(JJust made for a half bathrooms Huge deck patIO Llvmg room and famIly room "nth two famlly (fi4LEWI backyald, well shaded way fireplace and wet bar VISit us on Sunday 01 With ne\\ deck and spnn call for a private tOUl kler system Energy effi 484 ALLARD - Beautiful cus clent With plenty of lll~ula tom bUIlt brick ranch offers an tlon and stol'ms throughout Many more ImpreSSIVe famIly room WIth 655 S ROSEDALE - Lovely features - don't miss thIS raIsed hearth fireplace, large foUl bedlOorn blltk ('o!tlllJaI of country kItchen and pantry, one' fels a mastel lJechoom 1\lth three bedrooms, two and a half full private hat hi oom, f,lIlllly baths, first floor laundry, fin- NEW ON THE MARKETI loom \\ Ith I dl'ied hedl th iii e Ished basement and two and a place huge kitchen \\ )th edt half car garage $145,000 23345 EDSEL FORD CT - Illg area, fOllnal dmlllg I (Jam, BeautIfully updated - the recleat,on loom In hol'ienwnt OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 whole unit has been freshly attadwrl gar age np\, Coilpet pamted, brand new neutral mg, centl 11 all ,md \\fmdl'l tit carpetmg, all appliances, nelghbOl hood' OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 PM - 395 NOTRE DAME, drapes and blInds Included GROSSE POINTE CITY A fantastic opportumtyl and central aIr Come and GROSSE POINTE New con vel slOn of a two Ulllt property mto con OPEN SUNDAY 25 PM - 84 MAPLETON, see condommiUm hvmg at WOODS GROSSE POINTE FARMS Charmmg New Eng domlmum,> ThiS second floO! unit has been com ItS best at the prestIgIOus WEDGEWOOD AREA land style Colomal III the heart of the Farms Four pletely renovated With new deSIgner kitchen, new Lakeshore Village Condos bedrooms, beautIful hardwood floors, formal dmmg fUi nace and centl al aIr, enclosed balcony terrace, fmll bedloom'>, two full bathrooms and 2,100 room, profeSSIOnally decO! ated and very well mam IRRESISTABLE tamed VISIt on Sunday or call today for a private '>qual e feet of 1Jvmg space \\ lth an excellent floO! showmg nlan 1177 CADIEUX - ThIs cus- tom bUIlt three bedroom bnck ranch has everythIng you needl HIghhghts mclude a huge 1Ivmg room, natural fire place, large remodeled kitchen, den, one and a half baths, new 814 !l0I I YWOOD F ant Ie, carpetmg, central air, three tit hllCk Hlln~,)ll)\\ !('dtullng ,I car garage and so much more' It\ll1g 101m \\ Itl1 J1 lllli "I fil C' 1268 BALFOUR - You'll love pillf fll) 11ul dl\llllL( I I, an exciting ne\\ $1 I") ()()() home built In 1987, \\ Ith a fanta<;tlc floor plan State of the art health and formal dlnl'O~¥l,four bed rooms, ('~ a half bath,>, GOUlmet de,>lgner kitchen \\Ith oak cabinetry and beauty '>alon located In the two car'7. age and raised A NEW OFFERING WONDERFUL ENGLISH STYLE TOWNHOUSE complete hlJ11t In apphance'> FnlJ1 bedrooms, four Grosse Pomte area Very CONDOMINIUM Gro,>se POinte CIty Thl'> 1<; a full hathloom'>, four tit eplac!''i, "econd Ooor laun large gross, fabulous Invest wood deck m the backyard A speCial Ulllt, very tastefully decorated v.lth many (hy. spectacular halcony ,>tyle l'ntrv hall and com ment opportumty for an pleasure to show'

evtr" '>1"'(,,:11Imlt'h"", (;0\1 rowt e1l'C;1gnpr kl tchen 1t t')\\ nc, c~,.....q.('Ir - ~l t;(),()()() P~t L~ ~J';: droorn ~lllte on thf" nr.,t floor ~i31.~cr ::::u e by "Cu,>tom Craft". largr ma.,ter ,Ulte featUring ,1 fpatUil" j<1CU7I.lplu'> e,auna Grpat loom With "Cal A'ik for Paul Dehem HARRISON TOWNSHIP private bathroom and three clo'>et'> Llbl arv, f01 Ifnrnta' dnft I\oud fill'plncp and \\et bar Cu'>tom mal dmmg room Four total bl'drooms thrE'l' full \tght mg nnd sky 1Ights aCCE'nt the dramatic feau REDUCED! REDUCED! bathrooms and one hdlf hath Call1oda'' fOI ldenc(' Call tod'l\ for ~ollr private and to arrange a pnvdtE' "ho\\ mg (1 'iSt PI ippomt11'(,l1t IR7LI\K I EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CLASSIC C01.0,\ IAL In the heart of Gl o~e,(' POlllte F"lll1le, HI nH,d,'ll rl J..ltthrJ] and "upl'r famll) room fire Ju,>t a fl'\\ feature'> of thiS ternfic re,>ldl'nce 'lhl('I' !Wt!IOO!11' onr ann a half hilthroom'i bllCk Cla<;s C Liquor License - in patIO and milch mnrp (,)7McMl Warren, Michigan $35,000 cash only! Call for more de- ilRO PL~tJH HTO'\ \1 19n I f I tails! WOODCRESl AltHlctl\P clI~tom hUllt hlHk lanch \\ltl1 gll',ll !lOOI plan In Halppr Wood" Thrpe hpd cent thHt huhool11 ('olrlTll d room'> natllfdl lin'pbcp linJshed hfl'il'ITIl'nt \\ Ith I P(I cdllOn loom, hm and la\ aton Gl'nprou'i loom IOC,lllt! In 10\(>1; (,IOe,,,( Prllnte 'i17l'''' aml aH,lchC'tl gnr,lge All this ,md mOl I' fOl undpi l' ('omlom open ltlcUl.l1 !lOCI plm .\lth n LAKF,SHOHE \"ILLi\(~E Corner 10catlOII nn qUlel COllI t Thl<; hNltlt Ifullv d, COIatpd h\ 0 hpdroom to\\ n APARTMENT COMPLEX Illlum feature'> two bedroom'>, FI()) lCl.l IhI 1 I "p,IIIOU" ht d hou'>l' h,le, mnm n'c ,'nt Impro\ ements upd,\ted k ltchpn, nel\ ('1 Cdl pptmg ,mt! \\ mdo\\ treatment<; -Excellent Sterhng HeIghts one and a half bathrooms, fi'), loom' lnd e,P,H]()\I~ 11,lng All ,lppllal1(,(" MI II1clurlerl plus "wlmmlllg pool and (Illhhou~p LHALI I locatIOn 64 UllltS With room Ic;hed basement. kItchen WIth foome, Knotl\ plnl' fil1hh. d for 48 more' Call JIm Saro'> for bUllt In apphance'>, central all, h,le,pm.11' (/,111, II III lmmlCU f;IRST FLOOR APAHT:-.n.7'.'T STYLE CONDO:-'lINJll:-V1 11)J~ I" ,11111](111(,oppmtlll1\tv to plllchn'>(' a detail'> attached garage and f,TTeat 10 1.111' (,,11 u:11((I I'll ,I \\OIHII dlJlI\ lovel; SP"CIOU~(In( h( tlroom unit In n vpr) popul,\! comp'p, IW,lr q Mill dnd Ht IL'on~fielrl PprfE'ct cation' I,lnd~c l]ll d I"t "1 llJ C)(j(j for retlrPh or ,tnf.("lr~ 11",11 ('o"t" nJr IncllJ(lrrl \\llh i\'>"OCI,l!IOI1fpc 140BE.\l $1.9 MILLION DOLLAR RIVIERA TF,RRACE - Thmk 400 ON lHY,. LAK~. Hl~Jng fivr "tones lho\!' I nkc <"t CI.III thl" plPmll'l conclommlUm l(plr,pnl'> thp Spnng' Le'>c; than onp block 227')') (~AHFlI 1.1) BU1l1d tint''it 1ll1aklttr,nt h\lng' ThIN hp(hoom~ t\\O lild a h 10.5,000 square feet plus an Clair t hIS one hl'droom gar ~t (I'll! "hnrl'e, 1 lOn r1uhhou'>(' ,1t1.1( 111Ii f.("MIgP and ,1'(\lnt\ sl,!pm I r> IFFI nddl bonal 15,000 square foot den levl'] condomlnlUm IS "quarf' f('(t tv.o hldroom.., hlstonc office bUIlding 65 waltmg for you' Frp,hly modlln kitdHI1 \\llh ,Ippll ncrE''!, DetrOIt waterfront area. palntl'd and dl'coratpd dnC''' l

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Mm \ dous thlee bedloom St Clan Shores canal flon NILe lOndo 111 good locdhon 478 LINCOLN - Ldl ge CII) ColOnldl \llth five bedlooms mcludmg ma"ter bedl oom ,1Ild bdthroom clo;,e to everythlllg Two bungalo\\ In Grobse Po lOtI' tagI' - $89,950 75 pel cent Wood;, has bl and neW lemodeled Three bedloom" bedroom, dinIng area, 922 UN rVERSITY - City bungalo\\ new on the mal ket WIth expansIOn dred on "I'cond flAm kitchen, famIly loom, ltvmg and two full bath,>, ne\\ kItchen WIth appliances, loom, new hot watel heater kitchen With ceramIc flOOl, bd"ement, pool and club 20721 VIRGINIA LANE - Rdnch on secluded cul1e ;,dC \\Ith newer kitchen, farmlv loom, dttdched gd and wall to wall cmpet . new furnace, two car at house III poll k like ;,ettlllg I age, thel mal \\ mdo\\s and recreatIOn room WIth lavatory Call fOJ an appollltment Ju"t leduled tached gal age WIth openCI, dnd loads more BORLAND-JOHNSTON ...\.r.~OChl tc~ TAPPAN AN D ASSOCIATES 395 Fisher Road of' 20647 Mack Avenue OF l ()!I/llll/le t>(11(e//\ ~(hnu/ ()!I!)(I\/Ie Cd ~I)/(Ih 111J.!,h 22604 Mack 884-6400 90 Kercheval 886-3800 884-6200 I; 775-6200 ~L11l11~or IlUIlI1l( - Our lull 111llt' I'ro!t\\10IlJI\ Jrt [t'Jth II) htlp \lOlt m,l\1lf n,Il11111.l1rllWl1 \lr\lll\ REAL ESTATI:

FOUR FIRST OFFERINGS

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By PD~ Counter Points Pat Rousseau Park Place Cafe ... Coming LAKEVIEW CLUB.. See jar yourself Don't forget the June 61 F)'ed FI.,her, owner of Don't your closets what everyone IS talkwg about Stop by Chn~t Church An- Fi.,her Vineyal'd!> in California, Perfect Closet tiques Show at for a gourmet wine and food need spl'lng cleanmg too? The Perfect and see the charmmg Georgetown style Grosse Pome South dinnel'. Very limited seating. Closet people can help, 885.3587. browmtone home on the lake with a nul- Buy your tickets now lIOn dollar ['Iew at one fourth the pllce, Hlgh School Saturday, June 4, 10 a m.- "" '" '" 881.0550. th ree stones }ugh, 2500 square teet, at- B p m and Sunday, June 5, noon-6 p m. '38 natlOnally recogmzed dealers $400 tached garage, a tradztlOnal fireplace zn the lrulllg loom and a see-through (ire- ddmlS'1l0n Vlctonan Tea Room from 2- Are you mterested 10 crystals? ~~ plate dlVldzng the maste! bedroom suzte r; p m Plant sale ,,)-, rl Pearl IS the blrth:,tone for the The SPROUT HOUSE i!>havmg a ~" month of June KISKA JEWEL- cla!>!>about crystals. June 23 from ... from the lUXUriOUs bathroom area Heat- 7 p.m.-9 p m. Learn the philo!>ophy '.J.tt Ing and UJolzng b,Y Weather Klllg With a ,~ ERS has a mce selectlOn of pearl of the cry!>tals and the explanation!> fIVe year LL an ant)' on parts and labor ,', ean mgs, necklclces, pendants, on how to choo<;e,clean!>eand u!>ethem. Each !!( d V,&zt the beautljul model by lllterlOr de. edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. -',:,-\ and pms m good pnce range <;tudent!> receive!> one complimentary ..tone. Call 331.3200. Space is hmIted. 15233 Ker- i:>lgnel Rtch Cw mody of HudbOn'" East The Capw_hln Souper Summer Celebra- 6.3 Kercheval on the Hl1l, 885.5755 chevcll 10 the Park. land DeSign StudIO Open euery Saturday 1II>Il \'11 Will be held at 8 pm, July 15 at and Sunday 1 30 pm to 5.30 pm., Tues- the Thoma,~ Clystal Gardens Raffle tlck- days 4 p m to 8 p m Other tunes by ap. et~ (Ire $1 each with 100% of the proceeds ;!If'J'~(,l,a((1f Ilia",; Speual/Z(!,~ III Mono pOllltment 774-6363. VI,~lt LAKEVIEW oj the lQffle gOing to the Capuchin Soup grammlng on an) {abrlc any mer- Now IS the tIme to spruce up for CLUB, Jefferson at 11 1/2 Mzle soon It's nHl.-itl:ft Fit::.L jJl t':'t: t::. u JW.IIWILJ It::ttht;, (handl"e, yours or ours Great i:>eleUwIIoj • spring Wnght's GIft and Lamp the talk of Grosse POlllte' bracelet with a dzamond necklace - 7 car- letters and motll& at 18747 Mack Avenue, Shop IS the place to bnng your " '< '" at.~ total weight RaflZe tLckets available at 882-3580 lamps for perfect shades and for reo 20139 Mack at Oxford, 8864600 Open pall'S Most can be done whIle you HARVEY'S COMPLEAT TRAVELER FI uiays until 8 p m Adml.'islOn IS free. lifWalt Free parking next to buddmg, Has a complete selection of business cases Cash bar, cornplzmentary hors d'oeuvres. and desk accessories for the graduate. Re. Guerlain cologne spray 18650 Mack Avenue, 885-8839 'Mu'>zc, Muszc, Mus/(" zs the theme wIth member our thl'ee for the price of two sale on fragl'ance special<, including IlLO bands. Sun Messenger,,> and Smzllng '" '" Boyt luggage, 345 FIsher Road. Shahmar now at Tl ail ~~ :/" x x Faces Il's always a great party for a very Apothecary, 121 Kercheval Apothecary fine cause on the Hill, 881.5688. Shop * * [LAMIA] OATMEAL RAISIN MUFFINS SALON FOR MEN AND WOME' J Special June 7-12 (T) . C( I ' Sale' Save 20% Jf(MiAV~~ '-r'Ottlte UOSnWIl g off all sprmg fash- It zs zmpossible m thzs stage of sczentz{ic Lower Your Cholesterol IOns. A speCial group IS marked 50% am development to compound a shampoo that Josef's French Pastry Shop 23022 Mack Avenue, St. Clair Will REB UILD the hmr .. even a protem Maria Dinon is having"" a Clearance Sale of 21150 Mack Avenue - 16941 Kercheval all summer sportswear. Save 50% off pants, Shores, 774-1850. shampoo tops, skirts, jackets. Also save 50% off a selec. x in the VIllage, tion of summer dresses at 16839 Kercheval, Our shampoos, whLch we feel are far supe- 881-5710 881-3500 882.5550. rior, do not rebuzld haLr; however, to a * * * * Eij{illiszewski ~~ minimal degree they do alzgn the outer cutzcle of the haLr. Properly formulated Just arrwed! New shLpment of hand 93iduvv amt cS~ sIl~ protem shampoos wLth a PH of 4 5 to 5 5 knotted rugs, Perszan, Indzan, Chmese, wlll maintam hair m optLmum condztlOn. Matched pQlr Vlctorwn armchaLrs! The Jane Woodbury Shop Turkzsh, on sale now, 21435 Mack Ave. 15414 Mack Ave., Grosse POlllte Park, has a new collection of nue, 776-5510. Redken Laboratories 886-7544 SemplIce cotton knit skirts, '" * Hazr, Skin and Nalls on the Hill pants, jackets. They are 884-1710 ribbed and textured. A Jade Spring Sale! A selec. green cotton knit T-shirt is SALE!!! Vital Options tmiI. tion of spring fashions summer shape.up special. ,'fJ.. the cool contrast for this group . . . 377 are now up to 75% off. Now Vital Options offers.. • Fisher Road, 886-8826. Great for boaters! FiJI in your wardrobe you an Unlimited 90 Day "" * * and save! Summer cot- Membership for only $100 if you register duro ton'l are arriving every Something Special ... :\\-\ING S ing June. Our air-conditioned studio is con. day in a full color Plenty of parking on ~,,- -oJ 'PeO'-- veniently located at 16826 Kercheval (2nd palet, 19583 Mack Avenue, 882.3130. We spe. Thursday evening. Take ,,0 '4).';~~ ',<,\ floor, rear entrance) in G. P. Village. Call cialize in sizes 14-26. this opportunity to par. ,,;:.> .. ~ ... I'b3M' '" ,,,;,,..\ KNOWLEDGE NOOK 884.7525. Remember, summer is an excellent ". * take in our "pot luck drawing" for 10%to 50% time to begin your exercise program! has a new supply of child- off your purchase from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday of< :k ... ren's books. Help chLldren ~- • <:: ~ .. evenings only! 85 Kercheval on the Hill, 884- bUlld up there very own ~ The Merry Mouse Enjoy our side- 4422. lzbranes at home wLth ,(.,L Ch t walk cafe. Pick * Check out our ActIOn Sta- I ' wonderful books from our CaJ'f...; f.J a up one of our de- QWC'lie tIOnery for your soCIal licious salads, sandWIches or desserts. /D\ PrintiQg meetmg notices and memos Ch~ldren's Book SectIOn. 21423 Mack Av- baleopy ShoP enue, Free Parking m front, 777-3535. A val1able daily except for Sunday. Notre at 16837 Kercheval, * * ,.. Dame corner of Kercheval m the VIllage, ' has a great selectIon of 884-7990. 884-9077 1sabelles moderately priced separates Also dresses, petIte 4-16, regular 6-20 at 20148 Mack. AMPLE FREE PARKING Jhe shops of Dotty Smith and Gay :k of< * tM It 7l. Boyer belt buckles in MOONBEAMS. "%!ENIlS" wa On.Il~rC~silver and gold, 1 114" METRO SKI & SPORIS to 2" widths add the finishing touch to many a hmr colormg tech- fiair&nai£s nzque more natural Low, low prIces on all our shoes. summer outfits. Our color selection in belt Now you've got some more to choose <;tripsis at its peak ... 16828Kercheval in the than nature Ltself now avazlable at Super Inventory Either for the boat or for the green. Village, 884-1330. Fnends Hmr and NaLls. For an appoLnt- Clearance. A lot of Better than you've ever seen of< * .j- ment call 886-2503 19877 Mack Ave- new Ltems on sale! nue Red tag Ltems 45'1c If your old shoes are disgracing off blue tag Items You know tht>y're way beyond replacing - Try ours; we think you should SpecIal at THE NOTRE DAME PHAR- 30O/Coff. Everything at least 15% off Take (Hey, at least consider the neighborhood.) advantage of thzs super sale at 17844 MACY, 4711 Cologne once a year half Whether contem- 20343 Mack Ave. at Country Club, 884-5660. pnce sale. Three Slzes Kercheval in -MACK AVENUE porary or tradi- Mack Ave, between Rward and Washmg- '* the VIllage, 885-2154 - tional we have art- ton. 885-8817 .j- ,.. '" work to enhance BdwoJuJ Hl!fJi Vavoom by MatriX' Fare- FRAMING any decor. Bronze well f1at haIr Volume generator that lasts - sculpture for the h- for Sit weeks ThiS zs a perm for volume brary- or bubbling fountain for the summer room or patio. Expert custom picture framing only Brand flew dl'!coverv 19463 AhJ.lays welcome glftS for ~ Mack Avrflue. 884-8858 Hall styling ap- glod/latcon or weddzng, pzc- and picture lights ,.. 18743 Mack Avenue (three blocks south of Moross), 881-3030.Tem- pnzntments are taken early mornll/g and I/lrp frames In brass, pew- 7k ut porary change in hours, Monday-Friday, late evrlllllg ter, fabriC luczte, or SIll er ~ 9r 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Thursday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Satur- Imagine a comfortable spot where the tot!> THE LEAGUE SHOP has a great "elec- day. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. can be out from under your feet on rainy days tIOn al good przces i2 Kercheval on . .. where the !>cnool-ager!> can do their GROSSE POINTE MOVING & ~TORAGE CO. the Hill, &82-6880 Open Thur&days untrl whooping on holidays ... where the teens can take their friends and their hlaring transi!'>tor NEED STORAGE? We've got 7 pm it! 100,000 square feet of 'ie. Pearls, set!>... and where the whole family can enjoy /lh!!1jf; , mformal, happy times togE'ther. A CAREFREE cure, dry, clean <;torage <;pace FAMILY ROOM: The way to get It " . IS to available for your helongings. ~::~,\s~!Cul-~ GOLD n 61FTS Short tE'rm, long term and s('a. call CUSTOMCRAFT. The~"I1 help you with tured pearls, freshwater pearls and Mabe "killE'd workmanshIp and ... a room you'll be .,onal ratE'c;. A<;k ahout our LA STR EG R La Strega is closing it., vault and record <;torage <;er. old location, 63 Ker. pearls for the bnde, brldesmald, for thc proud of. If your home has <;hortcomings, graduate. GIfts to treasure Discover don't go through the chaos of moving. In.,tead. vIce. Smce 1921. Ii.rIfT'" BOUTIQUE chev.al, this m~Jnth. St~lI fashIOn bargams avaIl- beautIful pearl rIngs, earnngs, pendants, discus .. your need<; with CUSTOMCRAFT, the 822-4400 ahle 50% to 700/ystem rarrVlllg headed '!carves a great m'!ual look' Ivory neck- ents, grandpar- usmg "talk card'1 n These and many Your favonte tcacher would enJoy la(e~ and lwad'! are 20o/r off ents and frIends othf'r Itcms al e available at the MAR. r\ gIft certIficate from The School A buy direct THA F GOREY RESOURCE CENTER B('II, 17904 Mack Avenue as an end ~ dUring ,June Come In soon and save right FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED m the of the year thank you NOli' hooking for Jul\' homp ,.. ,.. parties 1987S Mack AI'Nwe, 882- here III Gro:,se DetrOIt InstItute of Ophthalmology BUIld- 8989 C!o'l'd Monday'! POinte No need Ing 15415 Ea"t ,Jeffer'ion at Somerset m .. to go to Canada GnJ'i'1c POIntf' Park Open Monday, or order from catalogues Most all brands Wednc"day and FrIday from 10 a m to ,~ Cotton k nlt golf sh lrts of chma. sIlvf'r and crystal, both formal 2 pm. 01 call 824-4710 Convement park. e Ii ., with pocket and open SUE'S BRIDAL formal fa.~h. or Informal, also wedding mVItatlOns mg (C 7 slepve come In great col. /On'!, bride'! and brides mOld,~ ~OINl~ spe. MaXine Hl1l offers VERY SPECIAL SER ors Coordlnatzng !?olf cwl cocktOiI dresspR, prom drl',!,!l',! all VICE and VERY FAST DELIVERY ~ To adl'crfzsr III thzs coillmn, c)Ock.c; are avntlable at 17140 Kprchrval zn new deszgns at 24609 Jeffer<;on brtlNen 9 SHE WILL BEITER ANY ADVER. call Pat ROllS8(!aU 886-7474 tht, VillaRe, 882-8970. and 10 Mill' Road,;, S C.S 774-0404 TISED PRICE Call 886.9284 Section C Fitness 4C june 2, 1988 Classified 5C Grosse Point~ News Challenge '88 hopes for elusive top prize after elunmatlOn and champIOn anticipated Canada's Cup match By Rob Fulton Ken Meade, John UZllIS and racmg condItIons" JWe chose SpOr1~ EdltOI Kml McNamara, three Pomtel" ship rounds, was the primary behmd the makmg of Challenge reason the three"ome deCided to to go the and Cristina Staats Although the Challenge '88 IS Specml Wnter '88, a new NelSOn/Marek One have the yacht constructed a one of a kmd yacht, Fred De all-out Among the t1lustrloub satlmg Ton YaGht, have spent an undl" "There'" an empty spot m twilel's boat "Tt ader," whIch he troph I(,~ HI the showcabe at Bay closed amount of money to brmg Bayvle\\ Yacht Club \\ here a :,klppeted to an overall wm m route. Vl('\\ back the Canada's Cup to the Yacht Club. there hes a trophy once u"ed to SIt," Said the Chicago to Mackmac Race a gclpllli-,hole that thl ee men at e - John United States Meade "We want It back That's yeal ago, I" alqo a yacht to be dell') Illtlled to fill With a trophy The Canada's Cup, a trophy A dead issue Uznis the mall1 reason we had thiS Ieckoned WIth when the One t helt I I .. nl,lde ItS home III Can H\\arded to the top match-racll1g yacht bUIlt ,. Tons "et "all Ttader, whIch has Last week I was fOlewarned th" ,,(,'veldl dd I IIlI IIH P 1"[ 10 ,rars "allmg crew on the Great Lake" been updated and modified, and people were gomg to file sume CJ pe uf In"tead of wOlkmg With a used "yndlcated by the Little Club, grievance to the MichIgan HIgh School boat, or a boat that would take \\ould abo like to make room on AthletIc ASSOCiatIOnbecause of an InjustIce }eal " to edl n dttentlOn, UI.I1J'>,a "helf lor qOlnesIlver done to their favonte baseball team After Meade and McNamara deCIded a week of thought, I truly beheve thIS is an that a ne\\ yclcht WdS the only "ThIS IS the fir"t time we've Issue that should no longer festel and It wa} to go evel appealed to our sallmg should be kIlled, before the pettmess of It "We chose to go the all out membel"," "aid John FOld, the honO!ary "yndl<.ate chall man balloons IOllte and develop a yacht that IS South lo"t a ud"eball game 2 1 to Not th the state of the art, ' ')aJd Ullm, Tlllt> It> d duu dTull lu OJ 1Il!5 m a pre dlstnct quahfymg tournament con- back the Canada'" Cup tlophy test It wasn't one of the prettl€st WInSfor De"lgned by NelsonlMarek, for the Little Club the Norsemen, but what made It ugly was Challenge '88 1<, a hIgh tech yacht bUIlt "peufically fO! the "Hopefully we'll wm thl" the officlatmg I don't hke to take pot shots thmg," sald Ford, "and be able at umpires or offiCials, because they at e GIeat Lakes area Km I Boats, Inc, based m Flollda, used the to delfmd It the next time human bemgs as well, but 111 thiS case the around" umpires stepped onto the field WIthout a most exotic matenah, known 111 the composIte mduqtly 111 the full understandmg of the rule book The first time around WIll constructIOn, and I" saId to be It's a poor excuse that they didn't know come on June 4 12 m the One one of Kml'" finest how to mterpret a rule, but I thmk It'S Ton NOlth Amencan ChampIOn- even poorer that a group of adults can ndl- "We have mve"ted d gJedt "hip" After that, the Canada's cule the umpIres enough to drag them amount of effort m One Ton de. Cup challenge contenders WIll through the mud, or m thiS case, court SIgn development m the past two Sail m the ehmmatlOn senes on Court, Where people are subpoenaed, put years," SaId Bruce Nelson, naval Aug 1 7 on the Great Lakes to on the witness stand, their family tree IS architect. "Our deSIgn pOltrays a "ee whIch boat challenges for the shaken, and they can't rest untll the tnal balanced blend of speed-ploduc- Cup agamst the Canadlan de is over This group has already put the offi- mg parameters optimIzed for the fendel on Aug. 20 28 Cials on the witness stand and conVicted them OK, they were wrong? Welen't you ever m that Situation? Is the group that upset over a loss, or are they perturbed over the dIsservIce of the umpires? I can understand that they want their children to learn by example; and the NEW••• WEBER GAS BARBEQUES precedent the umpires set was not proper. But, why did the group keep this dead is- ON SALE NOW! sue alive? Baseball, especially at the prep GenesIs IGas Barbeque level, IS a game to be decided on the field. • 540 sq III cooking area Not by the courts or a group which feels • 36 000 B ru heat oulpul cheated. • F1evoluilOliarv Flavoliler • System (palenl pending) fOI real Granted, the umpires should have called Weber ouldool flavor wilhoul interfelence on a South runner, and they lava IOckl should have known that even though a ball • lIuee long lastlllg ,Ialnless ,leel skips in front of the plate and then hIts a burllers wllh exclUSive one bultoll batter, he is awarded first base. In both Challenge 'SS syndicate members, John Uznis. Kim McNamara and Ken Meade. Crossover' Igl1ltlOIi Sysleln cases, the umpIres were blatantly wrong, (palent pending I but what if the shoe was on the other foot? See FULTON, page 2C

Seafood Seafood Seafood One Touch Plus Kettle. $9999 Grosse Pointe Fish & Seafood Tune-Up Special 19531 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods, 885-3884 525 at your home 515 if brought in plus parts SUMMER TENNIS SERVING THE POINTES FOR 42 YEARS Great Gifts for Fothor'c: Dn" HEALTH AND GOURMET FOODS ~'~ Get in the swing of things Relax & Enjoy Eating At Home. We Offer this summer with: Suggestions On How To Bar-B-Que Any Fish Or TENNIS LEAGUES • LESSONS • OPEN PLAY Seafood. All AGES • All ABiliTIES rh~~~;~;~~-l~~h------i TOP NOTCH STAFF: Director Gary Bodenmilier 1 Wh. f' h 1 1Lake 1 Modem Home Products I . Ite IS IPerch r $3191 $598 MHP Peopl. Th.1 "Ion ... ,@dG.. peOG,III. 3reat Locations: University Liggett School I FIllets Ib I 1Fillets Ib 1 Grosse Pointe Academy L \ '''''pOll (' r 0 11 881• ~------1\\ couron "1' 0 1 I 1:>81 20784 Mack Avenue Eastside Tennis Club Grosse Pomte Woods b pack 120z cans $1• 49 plu' d'r 885-4610 COKE- All Varieties While ;Upphl'S la ..! l\drn1 onl\ .1 ,t , I I CALL 886-2944 Cac;h & Carry - WhIle Supplies Last , r I'i" --- r-BiOREYOUSW~~SUN:SuRF:sAT[-l It's Summertime : OR SAY, "OOPSl I FORGOTMY. · · I and the barbecuin's easy! t ~ ~~~~ t Easy with the convenIence of t 1", ~ ~~, Natural Ga., Grill~. No heavy tanks to run out of gas or to refill. t "'~ /7J -:~- - I ~ ~ _::r!l... ,'r,1 (..~ ~ ) ~Y , "For the Barbecue Specialist" , t l~'l,.-r1 ~ ~ ...." -1 • 'J '_~~\.J) , t " Jet?,,! q, 'I .-,' ~ 'l9'~ tb:- ~'j ....~r4.. t \1, I 1 I \~~'-'\ ~ ~-I I t.~ ""r ' _;,y~ ~. 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""1m",,)) METRO SKI & SPORTS : 20784 Mack Avenue 20343 Mack • South of Vernier • Grosse Pointl' Woods t Grosse Pointe Woods - 885-4670 ~---~------~- Mon. -Fri. 10-8 884 - 5660 Sat 1C.6 Z t ~ ~ ., - June 2, 1988 I ------,..;;.~.:.::..._------2C >~~ Grosse Pointe News Looking for justice Baseball protest draws more attention Bv Rob Fulton fabricated a story (apploxlmately team who won would still be the ever, he slmpl) wants the um- Sports Editor less than a day later) that stated WInnmg team" pIres to know the rules Two weeks after the Grosse the batter (Saad) dIdn't attempt WysockI, admittedly IS not out "I know we can't dO"anythmg A bit of history Pomte South Blue DeVIls' base- to get out of the way of the ball to take the win away from about a judgment call, he saId. ball team lost to Grosse POlnte Thel efore, based on dn umpu'e's North, states that even If hiS son "We just want the umpIre to re?- The Canada's Cup, hke the Amenca's Cup, was named after North m a pre.dlstnct quahfYlllg judgment, the batter IS not WdS not IP"o}ved, hIS mtentlOns ogl1l.w the fact that he dldn t the first champIOn, the yacht "Canada," representmg the Royal game, several mdlvlduals have awarded first base would stIll be the same kn0\\ the Iule and allow the kids CanadIan Yacht Club of Toronto m 1896. (The same thmg hap formed a group to tw'n back the 'We belIeve there was an III "There are some selfish mtm to play It over" pened wIth the nammg of the Amenca's Cup after the fishmg hands of time jUstH,e to the South kIds by VIl ests, but If I were at a game and While It re,mams to be seen schooner "Amenca ") Eugene B WysockI, whose son tue of the umpIre's mabllIty to saw an umpIre do what that one \\ Lat Wysocki s next move IS, he LIncoln Park Yacht Club near ChIcago Issued a challenge to Marcus was the losmg pitcher III Interpret the rule," said Wy dId, then yes, I feel I would fol doe" know that takIng It to COUlt the CanadIans for match racmg somewhere on the Great Lakes that 2-1 lObS whIch ended sock I 'We slmph want to hdve low through on It," he SaId 'It s \\ III not be wise , hosted by a cIty that would provIde a trophy and pnze money South's postseason play, IS head- d correctIOn of the enor that was not faIr that the llldlvldual" "II I had a snowball s chan?e Toledo won the bId and held that first senes of races m 1896. mg the dnve to have "Irrepdra mdde " were cheated out of the chance 111 hell to go to COUltand WI~, I d From 1896 untIl 1907, the Cup was contested SIXtImes, WIth ble damage and mjustIce" COl "The gentleman (umpIre) to Will the game" probably plOceed WIth It, he the Rochester, New York Yacht Club wmnmg the Cup for the rected Cdused IIH'pdldble damdge," SaId WysockI IS fightmg for due saId 'It's time \\e do somethm~ AmerIcans m 1903 and successfully defendmg It. Serious con- The problem occured when WysockI 'We want d COllectIOn process, but m thIS case It WIll about thiS tlung, but we don t troversy developed and the Cup was not challenged for agam South's Malty Saad wa~ battmg of the mterpl etatlOn and want to not apply Accordmg to the want It (the SituatIOn) turned untIl 1930 m the top of the seventh and the finish out the game h om the MHSAA handbook, which IS IS mto a pel ceptlOn that South kIds The controversy revolved around the Rochester's ChOIceof DeVIls trallmg 2-1 WIth one standpoll1t of when the game sued to all the high schools, a ale pOOl losers the "l(){)p "~Pt'('a," t>E'!"prE'viou" Cup defE'ndE'r I\fter "uere""- man on and nobody out, North s \.\d" pluLe,>Led plOtest at a conte~t IS not al- "We Ie just lookmg 101' ju"tlce fully defendmg the Cup, "Seneca" was moved to the East Coast pItcher RIck Regalado threw a But It's not thdt SImple lowed by the MHSAA when It'S to be f>erved by havl~,g the rule where she was actIvely campaigned and made a new home m pItch that bounced 111 ilont of the "There IS no IecoUl se after a based on judgment of offiCIals Ultel preted plOperly, WysockI salt water The CanadIans felt that she should not be brought plate and hIt Saad. By rule book game IS fil1lshed," bald BIll "It's IrOniC how the umpn e added back and saIled m fresh water. Rochester felt they had a right InterpretatlOn, Saad should have Bupp, as"I"tant dlrectorisupervi turned It (hIS explanatIOn) WysockI \',as tryll1g to get the to choose the defender they wanted and theIr choice was m been awarded first base, but he SOl of offiCIals, of the MIchIgan aI ound to a judgment call that MHSAA to uphold the appeal he keepmg WIth the Deed of Gift Tne Canadians withdrew theIr wasn't. South coach Dan Gnes HIgh School AthletIC ASSOCIa can't be appealed," SaId WysockI was fightll1g for before North challenge Other than that, the cup challenges and defenses baum protested the call at that tlOn. "Thele IS no lesolutwn be- WysockI, among others, played Lake Shore last FrIday, have sparked lIttle controversy tIme and played the Iemamder yond what was put m the books thought that the protest should but the tIme element was the The AmerIcans lead the CanadIans m wms; havmg nme vic- tones over the CanadIans' seven However, the CanadJans have of the game under protest At (scorebooks) Thel e IS no way to have been handled ImmedIately key factor won the last three contests, and the Amencans are eager to the tIme, the umpne sald the go back and change somethIng by a tournament manager. How "We couldn't do anythm~ m wm back the Cup The last American wm was Gerald Mur- pItch was a WIld one, but didn't that already has been deter ever, the MHSAA rules that a such~, short penod of tIme, he phy's "Golden Dazy," m 1975. award Saad the base Accordmg milled The team who lost would dIstnct manager does (m thIS saId, but maybe what we are The next meeting of the two countries wIll be in August of to Gnesbaum the lImplI e then "tLl] bl' the loslIlg team, and the case It would have been North trymg to do WIll help clear thIS year. But before the Amencans reach Lake Ontario, they , AthletIC DIrector Tom Gauerke) thmgs lip In the future." must decIde on a challenger. not have to be on hand for a pre- Wysocki c1mms that the rule BayvIew Yacht Club and the Grosse Pointe Club, better dlstnct quahfying game, or a about dlstnct managers having known as the LIttle Club, have syndicates formed and yachts pI e dIStrIct game The only tIme to be In attendance IS not clearly ready to compete. The Bayview group is comprised of Kim a dIstrict manager (m most cases stated by the MHSAA. That m McNamara, John Uzms, and Ken Meade. They entered the con. It IS the host school's athletIc Itself If>somethmg he IS hoping test WIth a completely new one-ton yacht, "Challenge 88" de- director) would have to rule on to change as well veloped by the Nelson-Marek design team specifically for thIS protests is m a dIstrict tourna "The proviSIOns from the champlOnshlp. The LIttle Club syndicate is made up of the ment, MHSAA are very unclear," he club's sailing membership, headed by Fred Setwller, Detwiler "Each sport deals with pro- said "They are unclear about has chosen not to build a new boat, but to campaign the tested tests in separate ways," said whether or not a district man- yacht "Trader." He has made, and continues to make, modifica- Bupp "The protesting coach agel' has to be at the site. We tIons to the boat in the hopes of doing well in the North Amen- could have brought out the rule would also like that cleared up can Championships and the Elimination Series that wIll be book and asked the umpire to for the futUl'e " held later in the summer to decide the challenger m the Cana- leconsider the call based on the WysockI, takmg a firm stand da's Cup Challenge proper ruling, or the umpIre m what he feels IS nght, doesn't One of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club defense hopefuls was \ _ could have done the same want NOIth to be affected by this thmg," sald Bupp. "However, at all unvel1ed at the Audi Yachtmg Race Week in January. The Bruce Farr designed one-tonner "Steadfast ill" is another new there's nothmg that can be done "I don't want to hurt anyone boat buIlt for this challenge. Another Canadian hopeful, from now" m thiS community for doing the NatlOnal Yacht Club, IS a n16hly modJfied boat named Or is there? "It's always been what I thmk IS nght," he smd. "Take Notice" the AmerIcan way to be able to "I also don't want to take any- In any event all these yachts, and more, will compete m the deal With a grIevance through thmg from North If the game North American One-Ton Championships, Jtme 4 to 12, hosted due process," saId Wysocki, "but were to be played over from that by Bayview. Other possible Canadian defense hopefuls and It'S rather denied m thIS case POInt and South lost, then I'd We're not allowed the route for say JustIce was served. The rule American challenger prospects will be there as well, It will be due process m thIS SituatIOn was mCOlTectly mterpreted and a first look at all the players in the Great Lakes entry into You would hke to teach the kIds all I want for the kids IS a world class saihng nvaling the America's Cup. that It'S a democratIc SOCIety,but chance to play It over I know Phau, by Rob Fulton It seems that this IS autocratIc" It'S not gomg to happen, but It'S North's Rick Regalado beat South, 2-1, but some South follow- WysockI understands that no re somethmg I can't let dIe The Star of the Sea ers want to see if they can't change that. course IS avaIlable m the way of entIre SItuatIOn needs to be ad- protesting a judgment call. How- dressed stIli " Star honors top athletes The Star of the Sea GIrlS Ath- Coaches Award - Damelle letIC ASSOCIation recently hon- Spehar ored all athletes who partIcI- SPll'lt of Star Award - Jeanne pated m freshman, jayvee, and Purrenhage varSity athletics thIS year. The Bowling following are award-winners in varsity level spori.". MVP - Margaret BakowskI Basketball High score - Margaret Bak- Tigers 4, Yankees 2 pItcher MItch Rankens gave up owskI Woods-Shores Park MAJORS Chuck Schervlsh hIt a three- three hIts and fanned 12 Fran MVP - Beth Allor Golf MINORS Dodgers 5, Cards 3 I'Un homer and pItchers Jeff Ad- Irwin tnpled and hIS brother Best offensIve - Beth Allor Indiana 14, IDinois 7 The Dodgers remained un- ams and Rob Bolak kept the Lmcbay singled hIm home WIth Best defenSIve - Jenny Spark- MVP - Joanne Gerstner B VI _ke and N Conly hIt beaten behmd the strong pltch- Yankees m check DaVId Guare the only run of the game Ran- man Low score - ChrIS RanedlO triples for IndIana B Debskl mg of Bobby Gates and Derek slmo also hIt well for the TIgers kens had a tnple for Wichita Most Improved - Margaret Softball and C Washer pitched for IllI- Ottevaere, and Ottevaere's two Kevm Rae pItched shutout ball Flanagan nOIs R Parshall and T. Havern hits. Steve Lentme and Donny the last five mnmg'> for the Yan- Denver 19, Tucson 5 Tt>nnis :MVP - Renee Michaels pitched for IndIana Tocco also pItched well for the kees Wmnmg pItcher Joe Damell Soccer Michigan State 19, IDinois 9 Cards, who got two hIts from had three hits, mcludmg a ho- MVP - Bndget Sullivan Orioles 14, Jays 3 Clmt and Chns Carpenter Chns SaucIer. Rob Dallan e had four hIts and mer, and Paul Hahn had two Most Improved - Angela Bar- MVP - Heather Carlson pItched for State, and C Andrus Braves 6, Rreds 2 drove In four runs, and Sam Ga- hamel s for Denver MIke La- atta Scholar Athlete Award and S Gramlmg hurled for IllI- Frank ZImmer and Mark zepls dJ'ove In fOUl runs and the Hood was 4-for-4, mcludmg a Swimming nOlf> Clmt Carpenter had a tn- Brewster tw'ned m strong pItch OrIoles receIved strong pltchmg home run and a tnple for Tuc Jeanne Purrenhage pIe for State mg performances to help the from ChI IS Oneskl and Tom son MVP - DenIse Vittlgho Colleen Woodbury Athlete Farms-City Braves to their first wm Danny Keller Blue Jays outfielder Todd Volleyball of the Year Award Tampa 17, Syracuse 8 MAJORS Sylvester, ChrIS Copus and GfJodwm pla)ed \\ell defenSIvely Tampa remamed unbeaten Indians 12, Mets 8 11,,",'0 Marty Bogen had run-scormg and NIck Chapw had three hIts ..~... .. Purrenhage Beth Allor ~hinJ ~he hca\ty hitting uf ~L\..\..J, DI t2nnuu and Ryan ~...1cs hits in the Braves' <;Ixth-mnmg MINORS and Beth Allor Joanne Gerstner Andy Khurana (four hIt,,) and <;acar comhmed pltchmg WItS for rally Geoff Klrles, Enc DamOl e Austin 1, Wichita 0 Jeff Mertz (three hIts) Chns the IndIans, and Jodway, Otto and Andrew Lauhoff had hIts for Au"tll1 pItcher Ans Lamhro Cooper had a double for Syra and FItzgerald tossed for the the Reds. Ryan Rouls stole home poulos gave up two hlt<, and CU'le, and Scott Holcomb and Pe Met... Caltel' Glass and Joe for the Reds .,truck out 13, and WIchita Fulton ter Brandon had smgles SchmIdt <;mgled for the IndIans @%'iW$ Mes~acar's double m the fifth From page lC Memphis 28, Buffalo 8 brought m two run~ Would the group of South fol- was to pursue havmg the game took on a dIfferent compleXIOn South kId" Whelt damage? Had SJ.ba<;tJan Watkms had a Blue Jays 11, Giants 10 lowers fight for JustIce If South played over from the point of the Instead of havmg runnel s on they nevel lost hefOle? Had they home run and double to lead the Rvan Mon ISOI1 pIcked up the won? Maybe, maybe not? umpIre's mfractlOn. That In it- first and '3econd WIth nobody out, nc\er been do....n amI tned to get Memphl" attack, whIle Juhe wm all the mound and had two South coach Dan Gnesbaum self IS ImpoSSIble, beacause once there was only a man on second up, hut couldn t? It "cern" that Kudzla had thl eE' hIt.,>,me! udmg hlte" mcludmg a game wmmng played the game under protest a game IS completed and re- North's RIck Regaldo then pro thl" 1""U(, I" only an I".,ue from a douhle and 2 RBI illple after the umpIre falled to make corded m the books, it's over. ceeded to set the SIde down In one "Ide of the fpnce DC'iplte the proper call But, behmd the Done Flmto Completed Con- order to \vm It "PYt'ral dead encl~, the movement hackstop many hecklers bashed cluded. HIstory At the tIme, the umpne SaId '" 'it 111 fon'\" fiHI fOl thee,(' people the umpIre WIth verbal abuse Maybe those are adjectIves the the ball <;klpped and hit the bat What will thl" do for South? and comments that were unwar- group should hve by. Maybe tel', but he dIdn't advance thp The COmmlll1ltY? 01 ""en North ranted When an umpIre steps they should relax, take the loss hItter to first base Onp day Travel Tryouts Wy"ockl claml" h(' doc"n't and don't have anybody else later, the umpIre, according to on the field he IS open to ridI- \"ant to take ,unthmg away dragged through thIS ordeal WIth Gnesbaum, wa" htdtmg the hat Friday, June 10th cule, but not maltreatment. The from t\'OJ1h

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June 2, 1988 Grosse Pointe News 5~M4 ULS sports IQ~~~R~~,s."n.s I Baseball team ties for MIAC title Fishing is fun for families The Umvel""lty LIggett School a "h"l (' 01 the le Lither and brother thIS weekend and regular season With till ee wm" FItzgerald, the Lady Knlghtb cel Glj nn Conley'", "qudd wa" cllm) Chullte Hoby, Steve Stoyka and boy IS she mad Not because he's going out and le~ving over Southfield Chlli.t!an, Bl' ebrated dnothpi dIstrict lhdmpl- Wiled by Hal pel Wood", () 5 Ad"m Levll1son, almost UPi'>et her home, but becdu"e thele Isn't enough room on the thesda Cllllstwn dnd HUlon V .lI on"hlp ULS wa" vlctorwus m Its U LS IinI"Iwd 12 8 0\,('1 d II DeLdS,llIe dnd L'Anse CreubC boat for her ley Lutheran, all te.lm", Whllh filst t\\O tOlllnament game", had beaten ULS the Iii "t tlll1l' TI,lIll1lg by LI lun ,lg ...IIn"t NO! th Theil only wms came m I've fished 101 blown trout III the AuSable for brookws beating LakeVle\\ 5 0, and ~outhfield Chll"tlan 1Il "l'\ ,I 2 1 decI"lOn over U of D lIJgh through the schedule ttll' BI"hop Gdllagher, <1 0 m Its tnbutm w'-, and for walleye m Lake Huron at Os- l'nth Tom V ..lllOlw (lIo\,p 111 Jml South (2) The vlctones wel e enough to After 20 lHlllutes of evenly coda, but had lW\ el Ihhed Lake St Clair - that IS untll Kl'\ 111 Clouatd \llth the t) lIlg 'The 9 0 V. 111 over South was a i,'lve the Kmght:, ,In 11:3 lecOld played "occer .lg,lIll"t LakeVIew, I was the gue'-,t of both Gene Cald\vell and Lloyd SImp lUll ,md (dtlhel Chll" C.uloll high POlllt for us," "aid Stoyka 111 the Mlchlgdn Independpllt ULS' Maim Eng",trom booted the dlO\l' III \',tllol1e to gl\e the An Important lador In the ~on AthletiC Confelence (MIACJ, .lnd first goal Meghdn Brady then Klllghb' "ucws" was the playaI' Slmp~on hd::, been fislung Lake St Clmr since 1971. He Kllighte. the II III laced two, SylVIa RIStlC (ll died nclel t hl light <.,dt Bet he"dJ the ddl'p"e, 1110"t notably gOd he has a 27 foot Sea Hay he usually takes out only on week- tr one and Eng"trom added hel <,ec ( II) l,tl,':I, \',dlol1l' pllkul lip hI" Ll'\ IlNlI1, StO) kd, MIke Coello, ends ond of the da) to 11ft ULS '"~ ((Jilt! "tl,lIght II III <1<, UL~ }{ob Pet", ,Lunes Dobrzechow"k I, Weekend fj..,helmen don't have to be at a disadvantage T\\ a days latel, ULS dropped IOllul to .Ill H:i 1\ ll1 V,dlonc:'" Tip qulltel ,md John ElliS The over the dmly worm drowner If they have contacts on the Gallagher as Eng-,tlOm's 17th "olId pltl hlllg \1d" "UppOI ted bv ,lttdLk \1'.1" led by JunIOrs Arml goal 01 the i>ea::.on stazted the lake they can reach by I adlO d ~I,11IIl thlld llHllllg ~dndel" "tpad BUI well and Bob Scovtlle, scolmg K IITI 0\\ ens. BI ady and Raello chatter over the waves bnngs the latest informa- l'hdl' ,\Ill! le ntel fieldl'l 13111 "opholTlOl e Tom Reynolds and Lynne Connor teamed up jm the fll'p t tion 8holl1 Wh('l,(> thp nc:h hltilH how larcrp thpv arp LI.H_L.~~~ ~! L~,-: t' !{P! ll-H~ !lL ',hm~n Chll"t('prp <"('lv Ilmg, hat t liCk 1he dpJen"e, ,ullhol ed and how many boo.ts are in the are;' 111 a matter of ~ few ('Wlld!.l hdd thIll' hlte. III fOln Sdm KhdtIb ,md Duncan Mc by sweepel bdCk Saldh Haggarty, seconds Ml1l'lll tllp" "hut dO\\ 11 Gd Ildghel <.,"tlong of tlll::, Ie, .JUIlHJI Pltl hel Le ....SmIth be,lt "The young playel s re ..l!ly SImpson SaId the bUSiest year he's seen as far as fense }IUI on Valley Lut hel dn thl ('e 1ll'lp('d OUI offen"e thiS season," boat and frelghtel tI aflic Against F'ltzgerdld, ULS dm" Lltl'l, 2 1 ('Iocmtd, \\ ho ",lid COdch John Fowler "Theu' He lIkes to fish the Canadian side of the lake and De- pounded the Spdlt,lIlS 5-1 to ad- \1.1<" 2 fUI 2 'LO! pc! tlll' IiI "t Iun IfnplOvement WdS SIl,,'1l1ficdnt In trOIt RIver III 111ld- to late June, and does very well at the vance to the reglOllal" on June- 4 III the opl'lllnl.; 111111111.;. alld V,d our ..,hod ::.ea"on, the bo) s' "Delphme," a canal dug mto the lake bottom years ago at Countl y Day IOllp III (1\ l' hOlllp tlw g.1llll' II III h'10wth m undel "tandmg and to allow the Ydcht Delphme to dock next to the War ULS \\ III take on Bishop Foley IWI III the "l'lond ..,k111 \\ a.., nothlllg short of 1m Memonal tm the second "tl,llght year, Id"t ULS 11,1" kllOlkl'd out of tOlll ple::'Slve year, ULS Wdb ehmmdted 2 1 Ru~sell Knowles, 39, has been a Pomter smce SIxth n,llllent pl,l'v ,dU'1 Hal per Roby, John Gm don, James Meghan Brady booted lour grade, and smd he hkes to dnft m hIS open boat and JIg WoOlI " , IJ'I\ l C.lt,tldo pitched KIm and .Jon DaVIS led the ULS gad!.'> and SylvlU RlstlC added for walleyes He uses only mghtcrawlers for baIt, always \1ell l'llough to edge tIll' Kl1Ighh midfield Gordon was high scorer one to 11ft ULS to Its :,econd with a stmger hook With 16 goals Gthe! Important ~tl mght dle,tllCt tltl(' "Most fish ,ne caught on that rear hook," Knowles Boys' lacrosse players for ULS were Enc Sen saId "I do mo::,t of my fislnng on the Canadian SIde and ..,enbrenner, James Combs, John FItzgerald scored IiI st to take an Cally 1-0 ledd, but Brady and around Sturgeon Hole" ULS' Malin Engstrom goes The Knight'> filll"lll'd the "ea Southall, Parclval Lie and RIstlC el ased that lead He looks for a northeast wind so he can dnft m the for goal No. 17. "on 'J 11 ,dtl'l I()'-,lllg to the Unl Gunther LIe same dlrectlOn as the current He looks for deep water - 15 to 35 feet North sports Both Simpson and Knowles say the best color of flash- ers to u~e IS chartreuse, although depending on the condI- tIons, they WIll try ~Ilver, copper, orange or black. Everyone has hIS own techmques. Simpson's is trollmg, Norsemen take top spot on MAC track Knowles IS Jlggmg and mine IS trolling while changmg By John Guibord Fldnk l\tukl'j Idn (0 tlllld (4 ~41 and D(' Yonker placed second (I: Kern Sue Kelly prOVIded the SpeCial Writer offenSIve punch With two hIts, the speed of the lure. I have caught more walleye when 1I1 the 160U 1(('11 Felgu"oll \\,1" 341 111 the 800 relay Mamere, The Nmth boys track team reelmg mto check the bmt than I have at any other tIme fifth III (Ill' ltiOO (4 H) ,3' Ju"tIce, Lawson and Hur com- mcludmg a solo home run accomphshed one of It-, l11alO! Tower, hov.evel, scored thJee It somehow gets the fish to strike '-lLott Colhn" \\,1" fOlllth 111 the hilled 1'01 a second m the 400 re- goals 111 fine I.I"h\On l.1"t \H'l'k tlme::. 111 the seventh to beat the The be~t part of any fishing expedItIOn ISJust bemg out BOO 1~()711 dllli JOhll Pl'tl \\.1" l.l\ (4621 to lotll1d out North's by capturmg IiI "t pIau' 11\ the fifth (~I~1 Ste\(' ('LII kp \\a", total Norsemt:n on the water Weather cooperating, getting skunked isn't Macomb Alea Conlelence league tllll d 111 t Iw :1200 (10 251, and North fimshed at 44 m the even so bad But landing an 8 pound 4 ounce walleye or meet Flank M,n kpv took ,1 filth (10 WhIte DIVISIOn, good for thIrd By vuiue of the Will, the Softball 24 pound muskte can make the entire season, as it did ~l6 9) TIll' :3200 I eldv !l',IlH oj place for SImpson. Norsemen became tlw OV('Iall Stt ,I'-,kl', Mal hl ~, Pet! ,md It was a sour endmg to the Caldwell lIkes to troll for walleye, too He fishes both dual-meet champIOns CI,u kp took ~cLOnd iB 'n), and I ehrulm season, as North lost 6-4 See NORTH, page 4C Dan MacDougall <;tal ted to Woods Tower the Canadian and Amencan SIdes of the lake and tnes l\LILf)oug,llI. lYLl1lJPIl' 1,,1\\ "on to make it out several tImes a week He looks for a light thmgs off fOi NOIth by \\ mnll1g WInd, but lIkes to see a good chop In the water - says It the 200-meter run (22 8) and the 400 run (51 4) Marc deMal1lgo1d makes the fish more active and more likely to bite. was first m the shot put (58 feet, Seems everyone IS gettmg mto the fishmg act. You see ~-~~~~1-)1)(1[ XJ(, I\s\\llh CJCilPr rpm su~penslon oHers a worm luster of polished wood, 5 mches), and first 111 the dlSCU" 11 f S"dOII (Ind '~,orls, UIS ,wur perfect ba(ance 01ath It ISas elegonl as a 400 year dozens of boats with both men and women and dozens (158 11) Matt BI ady \\ n" nu)]] old Fngllsh monor house I 11 J 1,,\( 1"'11' lip J[I JU(l1 Ipl1cully agile handling and more WIth fathers and sons. Simpson sald hIS father took bel' one m the hIgh Jump (6-lel'tl IIrlll'" \'eIC)f( ,h.> 1988 X:J() I', <;upple rrde Complemenling To experrence the Jaguar tradition of speed, groce uno hIm fishmg and he's been takmg his son out for two Ildov,( d ""II, 1p('d, (jltll.l Juguur s fubled lour wheel second Ill' the long Jump (18-71, I elegance, drive the 1988 XJ6 111 J (>lpy(J[1u' power diSCbrakes IS a highly years It truly IS somethmg the entire famIly can do, and and thIrd m the 400 run (5291 at your Jaguor dealer He con JoguClr " II' .J '1 (, 111(>' advanced anti loc~ (ABS) thankfully, the LegIslature IS considering reinstating the Bob Straske won the 1600 12 0:1) (->nqIIIP III (H1 I Jt ,; 1 lJl Ip SI, ,tern prOVide details of Jogum's three year/36,OOO mile Ilrnileo Spouse LIcense, so WIves, who don't fish very often, can The j 600-relav team of , rI " I I (1111' IIld k I' \cllv" In' c.J( thp )\J0 ., lHUI' warranty! appllcoble In Ihe Straske, Tom .Ju:,tl~e, BI adv ,md I' 'vi r ]" !')I "I \ 111\' d I, q1l tu~obly JI]<]uur Combining without having to pay a full license fee. cnllCjl,lenpu enCJInee, Illg and USA and Conoda, onu MacDougall took fil "t 111 ,I" tl111(' I " J r 'I (I I • II My two tnps were feast and famme. We caught 20 on It I, ,I f III I, I I , , , ,1"1 ' ,0 mo, J(]qum's r nmrreh"n<;lvP of 3.342 Jlln DeYonkel tooh ScrVll e Un 'Ite f'r I I, SImpson's boat, but only one on Caldwell's Most fish 1'1 I, J I) I II, , , tLnctlon ,,1' I second Il1 the pole vault (12 feell, 'rei, v\ Ilh huncJuafted Jaguar ASSistance Pion were in the 14 to 16 mch range 1"" '1I"cl I f I j,)1 II I lJ J whIle Ted Stephens was tllIl d I )1, III I 1111) II, ~f Ifl.", I 1](j lu>ury, rl(h Ipother and tile 1'1 f"'1 '" ., I My personal biggest walleye, came out of the AuSable (II 6) Jason Channel took thl! d River several years ago on the first weekend of the sea- m the shot put (404 1/4), ,md The Engli~h son - dunng the third day of a three-day ram storm Karl Schultz claimed tllIl d Il1 WIth a strong east wind! I wasn't supposed to catch any- the dISCUS (129) Del ek Ld\1 son revere tradition. thmg m conditIOns lIke that, but I have photos of the 28 collected a fowih m the high That\ why Jaguars mch, 6 pound 8 ounce eatmg machme. Jump (591, and Hwan Hill' took have alway~ been Happy castmg. second In the hIgh hUl dIe" ThiS wlumn IS a regular monthly feature of the Gros~e 06 ZO) Hw also took ,I fourth m ~wift and ~lllefooted, Pornte News If [all would llIw to see a tOPiCdiscussed or the 3200 and a~ elegant want an all';wer to an outdoor questiOn write' Outdoor Bllan ManlPI e took till! d IJ1 the 100 da"h n I n Boh St) I"k(' a" d 400 year -old GrosM' Rapport, POlllte News, 96 Kerchl'[)al, Gro,'>se wa" fifth m thL ",II11P pv('nt, ,1110 Powte Farm'! MI4R236 rnall() [ !1()U"C South sports Lady Devils wIn• E.M.L . By Rob Fulton shIp (somethmg that's never Sports Editor hp('n dmlf' hpfOl p I" They only hdd threL' fll"t place fim"hel", but the South 1,'111,,' track team placL'd In 15 of the 16 Boys' track event" to wm thl' Batel n MIChl gan I.cdgue champlon"hlp track HIgh Jumper Pat Bruce, who meet \1 Ith 1~30 pOint'> qualIfied for the "tate meet, was The pomt total \1.1" the high .In AIl-I.ca{.,'llC trackster as the est hy Hn) tL'dm "mce 1979 hoy ...' team fim"hed fifth m the South, the rL'guldl ou,l! meet E M L champIOnship" champlOn<." finhlll'd 10 0 OV('Iall Bruce \\on the hIgh Jump WIth and 7 0 In the ledh'lJ(' a 1(,<1p of 6 feet, [) mches Kyle All IA'ah'Ul' trach"tcr" mc!udL', Schomaker, al"o a "tate quah Du ntll nretllllh (dnul"), Lam (\ fiel, fim ...hed ';{'COJ1(! 111 the 110 DeMel CUriO (100 hUl dIL'''), and hurdle" (1491 Mark Sonnenherg, th(' 3200rnptPI 1('1.zv t('am of ,mother runner headed for the Jenny Bm hpr, Wf'ndy BergPI, <.,tat('", finished first m the 1600 Ehzahet h K raft a nd Tom Te run (4 4:3) and "econd In thp dp<,Co .l200 run no 36 31 Frp ...hmnll K,lIpn Ehn'"man Anthony DeLuca ran a 209 to wa" a "pnrk fO! South ,I'" "h(' fin fim"h third 111 the ROO, and Phil I..,hed ,,('cond 10 thp 100 hUHlle" Orton took a thIrd m the :3200 nnd thl! d In tl1C' lOO hUIClle ... (lIld ,1 fifth Il1 the 1600 The Tlaci Le(', \~ho \IIIIIUn 1ll thlee 1600 m<'ter r('lny tpam of Dur [)f I IVI flY ('v('nh at thl' ..,t<1t(' Ilwet on .JU11(' man Ran<,()m, Mlchapl Cure, 4, h,ld fOUl <,{'COl1(! p!.Jc('", 100, &ott Schaup<'t,pr and Schomaker 200 da.,h('<" ,md ...h(' 'll1ChOl pd fim"lH'd thIrd n 394) The tRam thp 400 (md HOO I un ... of Scott Au"tll1, Schomaker, Barh('1 al"o plac('(! fourth 111 SchaupetN and Andy Cm .. took both th(' ROO and 1600 I un ..., and fifth m thp 800 relay (1 39), and VIckI GroU"tlCl eIL"lll'd till' hIgh fourth 111 the 400 relay (469) In " , lump har at ,') ff'pt the 3200 relay, Dave Nlchol'lOn, IN THE. TROY MOTOR MALL I' I" II I I II' "It \~a" a j..,'l('(lt 'ypm fOl u"," Ransom, Curp and I)PLuca took 1815 MAPLELAWN TROY, MICHIGAN 48084 j \ ( ,t \ 1\ "aul Coach Steve ZHldlll'k 'Thp "Ixth, and South'" final pOll1t" South's Trad Lee had four camp from Ransom In the 400 gll'ls H'

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I Running Joel Alexander, WJR radio A plea to personality and marathoner, John Peters. Dearborn busi- nessman and marathoner, inactive Jim Keskeny, board member of the Mlchgan Chapter of people the Multiple SclerOSIS SOCI- ety. and Dennis Wilczewski. a LiVOnia resident and mara-

It seems some ml'1l ,11 (' thoner, took hme out before leery to get Invol ved III der 0 heading for Paris to ride in blC classes. We've heard mam the special Paris Marathon of the excuses Chrysler LeBaron convertible I uun't hdv", llln", ,t'" r",t driven by John rJ!r('rn,dl€,,<;<; for me, I'm too uncoordmatpd manager ot International no need Public Relations for Chrysler Motors. and a Farms resident. Here are some reason" \\ h) The three marathon run- you should contemplate about ners competed in the 1988 gettmg Involved III aeroblc'i Paris Marathon on May 15 in France to raise money for the 1) You'd be accompanied \)\ fight against MS. many others

2) It would really Impn)\ e your racquetball game

3) Think of the power you'd get on your backhand from all the upper body work we do m aerobIc exercise class enjoy the pleasure of havmg enough IIlfOlmdlJOn to know 4) Maybe even some mus 1) Choose restaurants that someone else prepare and what attll e IS appl Oplrate, but des could Improve By al e lIkely to have the food serve your meal for you By feel "funny' a"kmg dbout the Mary you want. When two or more concentl atmg on the conver- food fOl the event Fll1d out If OK everyone let's get mov Busse of you are dISCUSSIngwhere to satIOn, and takIng part m It, thl& \\ dl be a Sit down dll1nel in'. How many of you are ov- eat, don't be a wall-nower and you can relax and take the 01 a buffet 11 the evenmg IS erweight? And how many of acqUlese to whatever anyone emphasis away from the food. bemg spent WIth tJ ue frIend", you are inactive? How many else says If It doesn't make After all, the company you they WIll want to make SUIe of you want to exercise? any dIfference where the rest of your fnends eat, speak up are WIth takes precedence that you ale happ" It and gIVe your opmIOn If your over what you are eatmg shouldn't 1l1.J ttf' I \\ hat vou As Hippoc-rates said In 400 frIends hke a heaVIer fare, ThIS way, It really makes no eat - agdlll - .) Oll elle ,Ill get B.C., "Whatever is In use de they can eat almost any dIfference whether you are tmg together to e1110~one ..UI velops and what IS not In use eatmg a lovely brOIled fish othel '::, compan) doe", degenerates," The conse where A void fast food places, 1'111" dmner or a plate of pasta not have to mean that yom quences of a sedentary and 01' exotic restaw'ants Your attitude can be any inactive lifestyle will appear Your social life 2) If you are unfamiliar hostes" muqt fix vou a 'iepa thmg you WIsh It to be I ate meal You could eat a sooner or later With a restaurant, call ahead of tIme and get an Idea of 6) Keep m mmd that the small amount of' food before When you do not use a while dieting what they offer on their restaurant IS In bUSIness to leavmg home, then take muscle, it becomes weak ThiS So \ au have oecJded to be "ill udge," you may unknow- menu Most places WIll be serve you To them, you small dlllount'i of' the food" happy you InqUIred and WIll that aI e ofreI ed 01, you can applies to the heart as well gm YOUl diet, or you may mgly have chosen one of the should be one of the most Im- Joints become stiff Pot bellIes have cho'>en to cut down on mo"t successful ways to lose try hard to accomodate you, portant people m the world - agree WIth your fl'lend ahead It- of time to h1'l ng ",orne of yoU! begin to have a mInd of then all those fdity foods that were weight Studies have shown 3) Don't look at the menu because you are theil valued foods With j OU, and at dll1nel own. DIgestIon and bowel once part of yOlll eatmg pat that the dieter who drastI- It was designed to tempt you. customer. Remember, that DeCIde ahead of time what time, have" flUI' food pldced 111 troubles can often be related tf'1 n cally curtails hls/her social what may seem hke a "spe- front 01 yOll to lack of phYSIcal actIvity A'-, \ ou contemplate the hfe while dIetIng never learns you are gomg to have, and CIal order" to you, IS beIng 8) A buffet meal 1'-,ea"y, If Why cause possible trouble, stllct(,1 loutme you must now to modify eating behaviors, order first When you WaIt for repeated a dozen tImes everyone else to order, you you make some plan" ome of the be"t the body from one place to dp( H!p t h,tt 111 OJ del to make them throughout theIr hve" allergIes that requIre the food chOlce&and enlO) the evening another. G€t the message? thiS time dIfferent and suc At DIet Center, we strongly a contradIctIOn, but It IS one be prepared m a speCIal way Moqt people dl e \ el V unobsel You can move it or loc:;eIt' u''''ilul you have no other helleve that "practIce makes of the soundest pieces of ad- You are not the only person vant - they are more con chOIce but to hecome a her pelfect " And yes, It IS not an vIce you can follow By hav- m the restaurant that IS ask- mg an apple along WIth a tall cel ned w hethel \\ hat they Your heart ;ollll become !lut, qay no to all outSIde so easy task to complete In a mg for thIS sel-Vlce How else want to eat 0; dlmk I">avaIl stronger, blood circulatIOn cml acllvltleq, gwe up the dIn successful manner But WIth glass of Ice water you Will cut IS a restaurant to learn that the edge off your hunger, and able Wlll improve, lung function ners at reqtallr.mts, 111 other some fOlethought and plan- theIr customers apprecIate improves, you'll be fighting wOI'dc; IwconlP a total Iecluc:;e' mng, you can enJoy an actIve be m control when you arrIve brOIled or baked fish If no one at the restaurant If you are obesity and wmnmg as your It "(,Pill" Ihe only way you ,>oclal life and stIli lose weIght ever asks for It? Mary Bus ..e is Director of eatmg later than usual, ask body uses It as a fuel sourc/, can <,tlck to your goal to lo"e In the proces" Diet Center, Grosse Pointe, that your salad be brought to 7) When asked to Jom tho'if' Ull\\ anted pounds Here are "orne helpful hmt'3 whel'c the focus is on im- and you'll become more nexI- frIends or famIly In their ble of both body and mmd as If thl'-, ",oulld" like a bleak that may make eatIng out a you when everyone else IS proving pel'sonal eating eatIng theIr appetIzers homes, find out what type of the will power can be tramed fut 11I p dlll Ing youl weight tlTlW of relaxatIOn, whIle re- habits and enhancing indi- 5) Focus your attentIOn on an evening It IS meant to be effectIvely in connection ,,>lith 10""', )Oll ,n e 'Ib'iolutely cO! mammg tl ue to VOUI weight vidual's life ..tyles. the people you are WIth and It amazes me that we get endurance exercises. ~~It mOl ethan bemg a goals Trainmg does influence an Neighborhood Club has mdividual's behaVIOr and hab Batts recognized for service its. Good trainIng habIts will become self contamed sources ('lI1rh R~th S~latoga Com Bath, who grew up m Grosse Department The department summer gymnastics classes of motivation. There I" an 010 IImn,l" HO"'IHtal", dllcCtOl of Oc POlllte, Iq a 1982 gtaduate III oc now has eIght therapists and as- The NeIghborhood Club IS of Bo'l" 1 '30 2 :3U p m - $28 Chmese saying cllpnllon"l 1'lwl ~py, wa'3 )('cently cupatJOnal therapy from Wayne sistants fenng gymnastics for people of Friday honnr I'd lor dl"tln~11,1I"hcd'iCI-VICe Stt:M with proclamatIOns from Senator harvest a habit Follow a two nur'img homes She was Mary Dllbe, North's gymna" T}1<'1(' I" it "P( (1.11 dl"( ount fOl Slw 1\ n", pi ('<,pntpd WIth d Kelly and the Warren and Hal" habit, harvest a traIt of chal hlled b... Sal atoga In 1983 to cre tiCS coach, will be cooldmatmg Pr e 1'(',)111 on h On(' d~" - $,')6, acter pl.l tlw ,1'-,'-,O('I"tlOll'"annual aWaJds day and Fnday from Jllne 20 $141 Cell'lll()11\ on Mny 16 at the So, though you may 'ildfer Park offers team tennis through Auguqt 12 at N0I1h F01 mOl (' lIlf01l1l"IIOn C.ll1 t1w a bIt when first Jommg an Bal nUll) (pllh'l ,II Rp Rf''-,ollltwn, MIx('d, dOllhlp'-, who apply If you have further 12 30.1 .10 P m - $28 Too Tv, 0 t I',un", \'v III hE' matched on queqtJOnq, call 8222812 North From IHIgl' :1(' "hip" \\ Ilh 115 p01l1tq Aq u..,ual. ,11101600 rplay'i to vIctory Soccer Girl'!' track N0I1h wa" I('d h~ 1,11.Boldpn"<; Knqten Gast won the 300 low One ml"takc ('ndeo thp "'P,I'-,OJl hurdles (480), and freshman for the Laoy Nor<;PJnpn EXPIRES 1'0\\( 1 fill ,I1Hl ",tl0llg HJ(, I\Hl fOlll iiI <.,1pla( (' filll'-,he" Rold('n JUNE '10 19M 1,lqa Williams took second 111 the In a Olqtrcll gam(' ag~lIl"t \\,1\ '-, 10 "'<'1).1, dIp thf' L~dy WOI1II)!' long lump (15 7 112), the 1600 and 3200 runs South, North's Laura F('rguc;on ;\I(II '-, Ilil II fI IIll 1111' ,(' ...1 of 1111' 100 r1""h (1:-l 01, 2000,1'-,h (27 Ol, VITAL OPTIONS The outqtandmg performanceq tned to }wacl a b~11 out of hpl (I(l\\d .Inrlll)!' 1()() lun (597) Shannon 16826 KERCHEVAL (upstairs) by Bolden, Anorewe'i, Gac:;t, WII- own zonp III the OV('I1,ll11econ 0:011h Plo\\'O \\h~ they 10<,t AnOIew('<.,won the ROOrun (2 28) Grosse POinte Village hams, and TIna Strader pro tc'it, hut put It pa'-,t Norqpm('n on h one I dUllI1g t!1I' 'tC'ac;on a<, ann placed S('cond In the high 884-7525 1h,'\ ...\\ (pI 11)( :vIA(' rh~lllplOn lump (4 RI Slw

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952 Locksmith 114 Schools 707 Houses- 901 Alarm Installation/Repair 505 Lost and Found 940 Mirror Service 115 TransportatlonlTravel St Claif Shores/Macomb County 902 Aluminum Siding Call 882.6900 506 Pet Breeding 946 MOVing/Storage 116 Tutoring/Education 708 Houses Wanted to Rent 903 Appliance RepairS 507 Pet EqUIpmenI 953 MusIc Instrument Repair 117 Secretanal Services 709 Townhouses/Condos for Rent 904 Asphalt Paving Repair DEADLINES 508 Pet Grooming 954 Painting/Decorating 710 Townhouses/Condos Wanted 905 AutolTruck Repair • Monday 4 pm-All BORDER and 954 Paper Hanging 711 GarageslMln1 Storage lor Rent 906 Awning Service MEASURED (special type, bold caps, 925 Patios/Decks elc ) must be In our office by Monday 4 HELP WANTED 712 GarageslMiI1l Storage Wanled 907 Basement Waterproofing AUTOMOTIVE 956 Pest Control pm 713 IndustnallWarehouse Rental 908 Bath Tub Refinishing 200 General 600 AMC 953 Plano Tuning/Repair • Monday 4 pm-All CANCELS or 714 LIVing Quarters to Share 909 Bicycle Repair 201 Help Wanted-BabySitter 601 Chrysler 917 Plastering CHANGES must be In our office by 715 Motor Homes lor Rent 910 Boat Repairs/Maintenance 202 Help Wanted-Clencal 602 Ford 957 Plumbing/Heating Monday 4 p m 716 OfflcesiCommerclal for Rent 911 Bnck/Block Work 203 Help Wanted Dental/Medical 603 General Motors 958 Pool Service • 12 Noon Tuesday-Regular liner ads 717 OfflcesiCommerclal Wanted 912 BUilding/Remodeling No borders, measured, cancels or 204 Help Wanted-Domestic 604 Antique/ClasSIC 959 Pnntmg/Engravlng 718 Property Management 913 BUSiness Machine Repair changes on Tuesday 205 Help Wanted Legal 605 1-orelgn 903 Refngerator Service I 719 Renl With Option to Buy 914 Carpentry CASH RATES 10 words $385 each 206 Help Wanted-Part-Tlme 606 Jeeps/4-Wheel 912 Remodel ng 720 Rooms for Rent 915 Carpet Clearllng addilional word 35~ $1 00 fee lor billing 207 Help Wanled-Sales 607 Junkers 960 Roofing Service OPEN RATES Measured ads, $900 per 721 Vacation Rental- 916 Carpet Installation 208 Employment Agency 608 PartsITlfes/Alarms 961 SCissor/Saw Sharpenlnq Inch Border ads, $1000 per Inch Addi- Flonda 917 Ceiling Repair 609 Rentals/LeaSing 962 Screen Repair tIOnal charges for photos art work, etc 722 Vacalion Rental- 918 Cement Work 610 Sports Cars 963 Septic Tank Repair CLASSIFYING AND CENSORSHIP We SITUATION WANTED Out of Stale 919 Chimney Cleanrng 611 Trucks 964 Sewer Cleaning Service reserve the nght to classify each ad un- 300 Babysltters 723 Vacation Renlal- 920 Chimney Repair der Its appropnate headll1g The pub- 612 Vans 965 SeWing Machine Service 301 Clencal Northern Michigan 921 Clock Repair lisher reserves the nght to edit or reject 613 Wanted to Buy 966 Slipcovers 302 Convalescent Care 724 Vacation Renlal- 922 Compuler Repair copy submitted for publication 614 Auto Insurance 967 Solor El'ergy 303 Day Care Resort 923 Construction Service CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS 950 Snow Blower Repair ResponSibility for display and c1assllled 304 General 924 Decorating Service Q?'i ()or\t~/P~tlnc; 943 Snow Removal ad\.ertlsll1g error IS Iinted to a,ther a 305 House Clea"lrg cancellalion of the charge for are-run 01 306 House Sitting 926 Doors 962 Storms and Scrpens 968 Stucco the portion In error Noliflcallon must be 307 Nurses Aides RECREATIONAL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 927 Drapenes given In time for correction In Ihe follow- 308 Office Cleal1lng 650 Airplanes 928 Dressmaklng!Tallofing 969 SWimming Pool Service 800 Houses lor Sale Ing Issue We assume no responsibility 309 Sales 651 Boats and Motors 929 Drywall 970 TV /Rad o/CB Repair for the same after the first insertion 801 Commercial BUildings 310 Secretanal Services 652 Boat Insurance 930 Electflcdl Service 971 Telephone Repair 802 Commerlcal Property 653 Boat Parts and Service 931 Energy Saving Service 972 TenniS Court 803 CondoS/AptS/Flals 654 Boat Storage/Dockage 932 Engravlng/Pn"tlng 973 Tile Work 804 Country Homes 655 Campers 933 Excavating 943 Tree Service MERCHANDISE 805 Farms 656 Motorbikes 934 Fences 913 Typewnter Service 400 Antiques 806 FlOrida Property INDEX 4D1 Appliances 657 Motorcycles 935 Fireplaces 938 Upholstery 807 Investment Property 974 VCR Repair 402 Auctions 658 Motor Homes 936 Floor Sanding/Refinishing 808 Lake/Alver Homes 975 Vaccuum Sales/Service 403 Bicycles 659 Snowmobiles 937 Furnace Repalrllnstallatlon 809 Lake/River Lots 976 Ventilation Service ANNOUNCEMENTS 404 GaragelYardlBasement Sales 660 Trailers 938 Furl1lture Refll1lshlng/Repalrs 810 Lake/River Resorts 954 Wallpapenng 100 Personals 405 Estate Sales 939 Glass Automotive 811 Lots for Sale 977 Wall Washing 101 Prayers 406 Firewood 94D Glass ReSidential 812 MortgagesiLand Contracts 903 WasherlDryer Repair 102 Lost and Found 407 Flea Markets 941 Glass RepairS Stained/Beveled 813 Northern Michigan Homes 103 Legal Noflces REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 942 Garages 907 Waterproofing 408 Household Sales 814 Northern Michigan Lots 104 Obituaries 409 Miscellaneous Articles 700 AptsIFlatsiDuplex- 943 Gardeners 978 Water Softening 815 Out of State Property 410 MUSical Instruments Grosse POI'lte/Harper Woods 944 Gutters 979 Welding 816 Real Estate Exchange 411 Office/BUSiness EqUipment 701 AptsiFlatslDuplex- 945 Handyman 980 Window Repair 817 Real Estale Wanted 412 Wanted to Buy DetrolUBalance Wayne County 946 Hauling 981 Window Washing SPECIAL SERVICES 818 Sale or Lease 105 Answering services 702 AptsiFlatsiDuplex- 947 Heating and Cooling 982 Woodburner Service 819 Cemetary Lots 106 Camps St Clair ShoresiMacomb County 948 Insulation 820 BUSiness OpportUl11l1eS 107 Catenng 703 AptsIFlatsiDuplex- 949 Janltonal Service 108 Drive Your Car ANIMALS Wanted to Rent 921 Jewelry/Clock Service 109 Entertainment 500 Adopt a Pel 704 Halls for Rent 943 Landscaping/Snow Removal 110 Health and Nutntlon 501 Birds for Sale 705 Houses- 943 Lawn Maintenance 111 Hobby Instruction 502 Horses for Sale Grosse POlnle/Harper Woods 950 Lawn MowerlSnow Blower Repair 112 MUSICEducation 503 Household Pets for Sale 706 Houses- GUIDE TO SERVICES 951 Linoleum 113 Party PlannersiHelpers 504 Humane Societies DetrolUBalance Wayne County 900 Air Conditioning

200 Hm' WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELl' WANT£D GENERAL 200 HEll' WANTED GENERAL 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONALS 109 ENTERTAINMENT 111 SECRETARtAL SERVICES LIVE-IN companion for NAILS Galore by Kathie All PIANO entertalnment- RESUMES, theses, term DRIVER With car needed DETROIT Free Press, sin- AIRLINE POSitions Will Grosse POinte invalid CALLIGRAPHY. InVitatIOns, nail work done, my home Classlcall Contemporary papers, repetitive lelters, Monday and Thursday af- gle copy auto routes train Great benefits Free room and board In announcements, certlfl- or yours Call 372-3963 Weddings, Anniversaries, WORD PROCESSING ternoon approXimately 3 available, students, adults Male/ female Now hiring exchange for meal prepa- cates Anything, fast and ------Occasions Grosse POinte Quality work 521-3300 hours each day Call 881- or retirees In the North- 374-5000 Job Facts $80 ration and tight house reasonable Call 884- LICENSED Hairdresser Will Yacht Club, DAC, Coun- east DetrOit and Grosse fee TYPING , reports, spreed 3411 keeping 264-8058 after 6720 come to your home, hos- try Club expenences POinie area 882-0045 sheet package, leiters, LANDSCAPE- lawn cutters 5 30p m HAIRDRESSER With clien- pltal, etc Linda 776-4559 885-6215 BREEZIE CUSTOM resumes, very reasonable needed for crew serving OFFICE clean '"Ig $7 50/ tele, 60°10 wage St Clair between 9 and 4, please FLAGS L1G HT-HEARTED fee's 882-2232 Grosse Pp0lnte $4 50 hour, no experience Hir- ESTABLISHED Grosse Shores 771 8450 772 leave message ENTERTAINMENT Ing now 374-5000 Job POinte remodeling firm 4170 Boat, bUSiness, home, ate, ------LETIER FOR LETIER start Call Tom after 7 MAGICIAN Facts $80 fee seeks part-time typist/re- for more information Word Processing 30p m 286-4667 MATURE full time person please write, POBox 106 CAMPS ceptionist to work Tues ROBERT COOPER Resume Consultation - MATURE woman, non- Will train to mandge small SHISH-KE-BOB House has days and Thursdays 175, St Clair Shores, MI ALL AGES, OCCASIONS, bUSiness must enjoy Preparation smoking, to care for 62 reopened, now hlnng bus 48080 CAMP ARBUTUS (Saturday hours optional) 885-4210 General-Personal Typing year old self suffiCient working With publiC Call PRIVATE CAMP persons, hostess, and Must have excellent typ LOSE Weight Will pay you CLASSICAL musIc for any Medical, Legal, BUSiness approXimately 30 hours 8848440 GIRLS 5-17,BOYS 5-10 waitresses 885-1481 Ing skills and a pleasant to lose 10 to 29 pounds occasion Solo, duo, tno, Cassette Transcnptlon per week, 10-4 approxI- GRAND TRAVERSE AREA profeSSional telephone PRINTING Press Operator In 30 days, 100% guar- qumtel, gUitar, wmds, Harper-Vernier mate hours 773-3700 ANIMAL care, $7 SO/ hour JUNE 19-JUL Y 16 manner No bookkeeping Immediate opening A B anteed Free shipping vOice 354-6276 774-5444 ask for Sam Will tram, hlnng now, 374- JULY 17- AUGUST 13 or lillng Ideal summer Dick 360 wllh T-Head 754-1778 CALL 881-9442 VILLAGE OFFICE 5000 Job Facts $80 ITEK 960 3 yea, s experl CARICATURES by Jlmbo COLLEGE Students Small job for high-school or col NURTURE yourself With a WRITE SERVICES fee ence Benefit" East Side Graduation parties, cor- Grosse Pomle Lancsca- lege student Call Dean relaxing massage AMTA MAYFIELD, MI 49666 Word Processing, Typing, LIMO DRIVERS, $425 Shop ')21 101? porate picniCS, bene- per needs help With mow- at 881 1029 to arrange certified masseuse Betsy Personal, BUSiness, Le- fits, Let me make your Ing and landscaping week Male and Female for an interview CARPENTERS- $587/ hour gal, Leiters, Labels, Mail- Breckels, 884-1670 107 UTlRING party a success 882- Hlrmg now 374-5000 ~tm1lng r Ius hpnellts Hlr Ings, Transcnblng, Term good pay 885 1987 ACTIVITY DIRECTOR for SMALL dog slltlng- not over 9528 Job Facts $80 tee Ing today 3745000 Job Papers, Resumes 886- HIGH School, college men small EastSide nursing 14 pounds, 24 hour care SUNSET Catenng- Lei us Facts $80 feE' MAGIC shows- available for 0798 wanted for weekend dlsh- DRIVERS $4251 week, will home Great position for Only I or 2 dogs Excel- do your backyard parties birthday parties, ban- washing Grosse Pomte train, hiring now, 374 former leacher') home ELECTRONICS $375 / lhls summer We speCial WRITE.IMAGE lent references Please quets, your SOCial affairs makers or SOCial worker- week to slart hiring now SECRETARIAL SERVICE War Memonal 881-7511 5000, Job Facts, $80 call before 630PM 885- Ize in Pig Roasts I Please Call Jim Shannon, 779- fee ers ReqUires crf'atlve en 3745000 Job Fact" $80 3039 call Scolt 755-3740 or Word processing & consult- PAINTER'S Helper some 6913 thuslasm, and sensitivity fee Linda 372-2716 We spe- atIOn- bUSiness, personal, expenence Start nght GREAT summer jobs- bus CALLIGRAPHY. Invltatlons- 921-1580 Cialize and cater to your 110 HEALTH AND academiC, resume theses, away $5 an hour 771- boys and dishwashers CONSTRUCTION, $1560/ All occasions After 5p m NUTRITION needs at reasonable reports, labels/mailings 5190 needed Immediately for GOVERNMENT JOBS hour plus benefits full 881-2782 pnces MASSAGE nutures your 882.8300 catenng faclilly contact $16 040 $59 230/year time Hiring today 374 body, relieves stress, Im- Kelly or Deana 7740530 5000 Job Facls $80 fee PROFESSIONAL Massage- FULL TIME driver and Now Hlnng Yuur Area proves health Denise Women only House call 109 ENTERTAINMENT stock person Must know 805 6876000 Ext R 1626 WAIT staff full or part time Miller, Massage Therapist BUSINESS AND MANAGERS ;or Self Stor- 8 years experience Call Grosse POinte area and for current Federal Irst days and nl9htc; Apply In 5815326 TECHNICAL SERVICES age Company mornings Judy 882.3856 A CLOWN CO. have a good driVing re (fee reqUired) person dt BaVdrldn Cild Busll1ess. Technical or afternoons Similar to cord Apply In person- tPdU 5251 E Outer Dr FeatUring: WANTED 38 people to Medical. Legal NOW acceptmg reserva- apartment manager Must POSITIONS Open lor PAint Rainbow the MagiC Clown loose up 10 10 to 29 Letters. Memos 18330 Mack Avenue tions and sponsors for be dependable likE" peo- ersl Foreman Wage') $6 LICENSED The flnesl profeSSional en- pounds In the next 30 Cassette TranSCription 600 mile horseback trail- PART-TIME gardener $700 ple, Will lraln $4 25 to tertainment days 885-0138 $8 hour Apply 17901 E: PHYSICAL ride For Information call Personalized per/hour, no lawn culling start Apply In writing to All Happy Occasions Warren Detroit MI 9 '} 886-2238, ask for Skip RepetitIVe Letters Just cultivating planting THERAPIST 331.5055 Your Personal Valllt, 432 Monday rrlday Will con 112 MUSIC EDUCATION Envelopes' Labels elc please senl name for lT1ilssagp at home for MechaniC, DetrOit 48226 Sider students LADIES try my "Health MUSIC for weddings, par Reports. Dissertations address phone number bilLk Injury p,llll'l1t Call DOCK! Warehouse $8-$12/ Beautifier" you Will look lies Plano/ vocals With PRIVATE lessons Plano, Term Papers' Theses and references Gardener 8867-171l hour no experience Hir IMMEDIATE opening lor and feel years younger flulel saxophone 527- VOice, organ Unlverslly Foreign Languages POBox 805917 St Clair Ing today 3745000 Job head wallress good sdl BE ON TV MilflY l1eeded Dr Davlskur 771-6420 1665 musIc education degree Equations' Graphs Shores Michigan 4808u Facts $80 fee ary for catering farility for commerCials Ci\c;tlnq Mrs Junker, 823-1721 StatisticS. Tables. Charts 5917 - -- '\c;k for Kelly m OPill1il n!o"''''',2'lnn 1 g"c::. t=:e7 Resumes. Cover letters YOUR HOME OR PET VOCAL and plano lessons 7740530 GOOD Lxt TV 1G?6 (fep A WORK OF ART Application Forms PART time receptionist OVERSEAS JOBS Also Grosse POinter wllh unl r"(llllr0rl) needed for a busy Crulseshlps $10000 PenCil, Ink, Watercolor verslty degree now fur- 822-4800 COLLEGE students ,100 $105000/yearl Now Hlr BUSiness or Boat thering mUSical education Grosse Pomte Beaut~ l graduales Entry Ipvel VETERINARY il<;"I"tdnt By Carol A Sinclair Salon please no summer Ingl 32o-plus LISIings 1 at Wayne State oHering POSitions grf'at oPflPfllc; $7 f,OI l'OlH will Ir:-II 11 805-687-6000 Ext OJ 886-8468 claSSical and popular les- , 111 INSURANCE help apply 882 6240 Now hiring 37-1 ')000 Now 11IIII,q 3/1l '-,000 -notecards and rlnts- 1626 (fee reqUired) sons PhOne 824-7182 GRILL Cook Part time evp Job Facts $80 fee Joh f art<; $80 ff'r PIANO teacher wllh degree nlngs Will train Ideal for CONVERSION Zerox 800 HEALTH I DISABILITY I UFE student Apply Jay s Pa has opening for begin LONG.TERM CARE tapes to PC disks Also nlng or advanced stu- INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP per Slat Ion 19133 Kelly most other conversions corner of Moross Thurs dents Experienced In CALL TODAY FOR YOUR disk to disk tape to disk claSSical pop, ragtime FREE ANALYSIS day 2 to 5 Friday 2 to 5 disk to lape Laser pnnt- and Jazz 343-9314 mg repetatlve lelters W-tECT 651-6992 Accountant IBookkeeper mailmg lists data based 116 TUTOIt1NGI EDUCATION MARK VAN DEN BRANDEN rapidly growing Grosse pntrles df'sktop publish Cert~led Financial Planner Pomte Farms CPA Firm Ing Call Data Df'pol at TUTORING has and excellent entry Allen Services 179 7680 level POSition available for ALL SUBJECTS a profeSSional mdlvldual STATE Farm Insurancp GRADES 1 THRU 12 With career-orlf'nled Agency needs dynamiC PROFESSIONAL goals Applicant must organized full lime secr .... FACULTY ANTI-CRUEL TV ASSOCIATION have a minimum of 6 tary Write Secrelary 13569 Joseph Campau • Detroit, MI 48212 WE CAN HELP months experlf'nce Wllh 14693 Frazho Warren GROSSE POINTE payroll taxes computer 48089 FEATURING LEARN!NG CENTER IZed general ledger and AIRLINES NOW HIRINGI 131 Kercheval on the Hili • Animal adoptions Into lOVing homes chent write up Prier ex Fllghl Altpndants Trilvpl • Humane education 343-0836 343-0836 perlence With a CPA Firm Agents Mf'chal1lcc; Cll" • Rescues and sheltering With T L C HAVING problems With deSirable over time re- tomer Servlcp Llstmgc; • Legislative action - local, state, lederal PUT YOUR MIND AT EASE AND French? N~:,ve speaker Call In Early qUired dUring tax season Salaries to-$10'iK Entry • Re-unlling lost pets With their family Call Diane Between 8 GET TilE HELP • Cruelly Investigations will hr>\J you overcome THURSDAY level POSitions 1 805 687 dlH,cultlec; Call Chrlsllna 2P M Monday Friday 6000/Ext A 1626 (lop rp YOU NEED! FRIDAY 886-4959 8868892 AdoptiOn hours 10 30 a m to 3 p m qUlred) MONDAY Use the GROSSE POINTE NEWS Classlflcds Monday-Saturday I TUTORING High School, GRilL Cook experrpnced FACTORY $10 $15/ hour College In Algebra 886- 882-6900 Apply In person Wlmpys plus benefits hl'lng now 6541 References Bar and Grrll Easl War 374-5000 Job FilctS $80 Call 882-6900 Reasonable ren and Outer Drive lee June 2, 1988 Grotj:i~ Fui(lt~N~w~ 6C 30. SITUATION WANTED 201 HELP WANTED 203 HELP WANTED - 202 HElP WANTED CLERICAL 2!!.5 HELP WANTED LEGAL GENERAL 200 HELP WANTlD GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL BAtlYSITTER DENTAll MEDICAL

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY SHARP, energetic, career SEEKING employment- 25 WOMAN wanted to take HIRING friendly, out-gOing LOVING care for 2 school CPA firm needs secretary/ DENTAL Hygienist, 1- 4 IN REAL ESTATE minded secretary needed year old white male care of five month old people for Soda fountam age children Monday receptiOnist, duties In- days per week Benefits OFFICE expanding We are for the workers compen- who IS tired of comform- and three year old Some help, walter's, waitresses thru Friday, flexlable, clude key punching and Very nice pnvate prac. looking for a sales person sation diVISion at a large Ing to the status quo, I cooking and cleaning Friendly Restaurant Call your home References light bookkeeping, 259- tlce Harper Woods 886- who would like the oppor- downtown DetrOit legal have baSIC tramlng In Needed for one month 882-2600 for Intervelw Days 349-1980, evenings 9432 1122 tunity to grow Into a man------firm 2 years workers auto mechaniCS, comput- Five day work week start- STOCK Clerk, cashier, 1ti 884-0455 POSITION available for FULL Time X- ray Technol- agement/ ownership POSI- camp experience re- ers, retail sales, musIc Ing the week of June 6 years or older, through bookeeper, full-time, agiSt wanted lor busy tion Contact George NANNIES NEEDED qUired Good benefits restaurant (food service) 881-1104 Fall, full-time Yorkshire $3001 week Expenence Mammography Center Palms or Bill Queen for a Expenenced, mature, relia- and salary Call Margaret, clerical and the fine art 01 Food Market, 16711 helpfUl Apply Monday Will train eligible person WANTED Recreation Su- confidential interview ble Good salary and ben- Tuesday through Friday learning and adapting to Mack thru Friday 9 to 5 at 884-3133 pervisor- college degree 886-4444 efits Live-In or Ilve-out at 965-7402 any Situation So If you Call us now for an ap- 17901 E Warren -M-E-D-IC-A-L-a-s-s-Is-ta-n-t-f-o-r-I-n- In Recreation or related RECEIVING -Tlem Office DELIVERY person needed are looking for someone pointment 20' HEll' WANTfD field Excellent communi- poSition, afternoon shift two to three hours a day, DATA- entry person With ternal mediCine office, of unique caliber for that 739-2227 PART-TIME cation Skills, work eHec- salary plus benefits PrI' Monday through Friday, good typing skills needed experience reqUired, after unique Job I'm your man tlvely With volunteers, vate club settmg Experi- own transportation Call In accounting department 5p m 881-4199 MANAGERS for Self Stor- InqUire by writing Ken, computer knowledge ence helpful but not nec- 773-7870 202 HELP WANTED CLERICAL for Downtown law firm EXPERIENCED D t I As- age Company mornings 15523 Mack Avenue De- helpful, athletiC actlvilies essary Send resume to Send resume to box _ J- en a or afternoons Similar to trOit, MI 48224 and senior adults Send AUTOMOTIVE Grosse AIRLINE RESERVATION- 21 Grosse POinte News Slstant for pleasant apartment manager Must Box -D-24 Grosse Pomte GERMAN lady (50), clean resume to John Bruce POinte Pennzoll 10 min- 1ST $101 hr plus benelits 96 Kercheval Grosse Grosse POinte practice be dependable, like peo- News, 96 Kercheval, very dependable, likes to Executive Director, ute all change center, Paid training Earn while Po nte Farms MI 48236 Call between 9 and 5 ple Will train $4 25 to Grosse Pomte Farms, MI I , dally 886-9201 take care 01 elderly per Neighborhood Club, seeks part/time, person you learn 374-5000 Job start Apply In wrrtlng to 48236 SECRETARY wanted for ------son Light housework and 17150 Waterloo, Grosse 17 or older, please call Facts $80 Fee Your Personal Vault, 432 brokerage firm In Ren PART time oral surgical as cooking Excellent refer POinte, MI 48230, June DESIRE young person to Mr DaVIS884-1490 MechaniC, Detroit 48226 SECRETARY- Excellent Cen 35 hour week 446 slstant expenence pre ences 758-1744 6,1988 do gardening one time a week pays $5 00 an EXPERIENCED Nurse's secretarial skills required 8319, ask tor Judy terred Good vacalion! benefits package 207 HEll' WANTED SAlES SPRING Into summer With PAINTER wanted, part hour, call evenmgs 881- Aide to care for elderly by busy downtown law of- fice Accurate typing- 70 SECRET ARY Fnendly Grosse POinte flowers, I Will purchase time Min,mum 10 years 4787 woman, Monday through Qualified exoerlenced Frldav 8 to 4 884-7358 worn Must have 3 years For long established mort- oHlce No evemngs or SUMMER Manager and andl or plant them for person apply Send quali- HANDYMAN. Retired, to of experience and word gage DdflKlIlg dl1d ledl e::. weekends 884-3064 Sales openings Enthu- you ti84-2731 repair minor plumbmg TRAVEL CONSULTANT. tate firm A permanent SiastiC college students flcallOns to John Grober, processing skills Apply to pasIlion for a mature NURSE'S Aide, assist eld- TENDER LOVingNurSing for and electrical for senior expenenced 2 year mini- needed to staff Trappers Painter & Carpenter, Thomas P Brady, 962. woman, typing 55 wpm, erly couple In meals, pe- your loved one Days cltzen home owner 499 mum, With pre-ferred Alley merchant cart The 6319 Frazho, Roseville 8255 light shorthand Word pro- ronal care, light house- only 372-2863 07n after 6 p m apollo or Sabre back- Stamping Grounds 543- 48066 ESTABLISHED Grosse cesslng experience help- keeping, weekends and RETIRED Handyman- Minor ground, for Prestigious 2190 NAIL TechniCian, full time, WAITRESSES and general POinte remodeling firm lul Pleasant working can- Thursdays 3 to 11p m repairs, carpentry electn- Grosse POinte travel A'Vlla, n3-2660 ask for help, full or part time, seeks part-time tYPlsVre- dltlons In new St Clair 775-5728 774-5286 WANTED cal, plumbing, broken days or evenings, Will agency Please send re- Maryanne ceptlonlst to work Tues- Shores offices at Mack MEDICAL assistant for In- LICENSED Windows and sash cord tram Big Boy's, 20710 sume to Box G-10, days and Thursdays and 10 Mile Road ternal mediCine office replaced, etc Reason RECRUIT volunteers for the Mack Avenue, Grosse Grosse POinte News, 96 REAL ESTATE (Saturday hours oplional) Edward Henkel Co expenence reqUired, after able References 882 Leukemia Society's resI- POinte Woods Kercheval, Grosse SALES PEOPLE Must have excellent typ- ____ 77_4_-9_7_0_0___ 5p m 881-4199 6759 dential campaign Expen- POinte, MI 48236 LOTS OF LEADS RETAIL Clerk for downtown Ing skills and a pleasant ence In telephone work, DENTAL Hygienist- Full or AND FRINGES NEED SOMETHING pharmacy Experience L1VE.IN Nurses Aid re- profeSSional telephone sales or customer service OFFICE SKILLS part time POSition avail- MOVED? preferred Ask for Blil, qUired to prOVide total manner No bookkeeping STIEBER REALTY IS preferred Call Harper PAYOFF! able In new, ultra mod- Two POinte reSidents Will 961-2325 care fo 85 year old be- or filing Ideal summer 775-4900 Woods 882-2320 between ern, high quality dental move or remove large or dndden woman With Ar- job for high-school or col- HARPER. 8 MILE 2 p m -5 p m Ask for te- COLLEGE students gOing Can you work 1 to 5 days practice In Harbortown, small quantities of furni- thntlS and renal failure lege student Call Dean lemarketing coordinator to school locally wanted per week? Put your oHlce DetrOit Excellent salary SALES Representative-Ice ture, appliances pianos Call 772-1285 at 881-1029 to arrange FleXible working hours skills to work With CDI and benefits 259-2410 Cream United Dairy or what have you Call for BARMAID EXPERIENCED for an Interview dUring school year Apply Temporary Servlcesl Farmers IS actively ex- Iree estimate Apply In person Wimpy's DRIVER needed for com- ORTHODONTIC ASSistant, at Mr, C's Dell,l6830 CLERICAL help wanted, panding ItS distribution of 822-4400 Bar and Gnll East War- pany Van, to handle de- afternoons, 1 year expen East Warren (DetrOit), Eastern Market location We are 10 need of people ItS award winning Home- ren at Outer Dnve 881- liveries and plck.ups, ence reqUired, 881-5890 GARDENING- experienced 20916 Mack (Grosse Starting time 6 30 am With the followmg expen- made Ice Cream and MI- 5817 family owned bUSiness, U of M student Call POinte Woods), 12337 Please call 568-1900 after ence HOSPITAL posllions $5-$91 cro Shakes In the DetrOit located near downtown Tony, 886-5797 OFFICE Manager- Immedi- Morang (DetrOit), 20032 12 noon hour, Will train Hiring to- area We are seeking an ate opening- competent Detroit Only qualify per- RECEPTIONISTS aggressive sales repre- DO you have time to clean Kelly (Harper Woods) RECEPTIONIST- $2501 day 374-5000 Job Facts through tnal balance, We sons need apply, 259- TYPISTS sentative With a minimum your car? College student week starting plus bene- $80 fee Will teach computer use AIRPORT SecUrity Malel 9132 WORD PROCESSORS of one to three years su- Will washlwax your cars female, Will train Hiring fits WIIJ train 374-5000 MEDICAL aSSistant, full FleXible hours and days, SHAMPOO Help needed SECRETARIES permarket merchandiSing Interior or extenor Excel today 374-5000 Job Job Facts $80 fee time, some evenings, perfect for homemakers for bUSy Grosse POinte experience, preferably 10 lent work at low prices some experienced pre- or accounting students Facts $80 fee Salon Must need Cos- WE Will tram, but must Long and short term assign- the frozen food or Ice Call 886-6649 after 4 pm ferred Excellent benefits Growing small bUSiness 'HIRING! Goverment Jobs. metology license 882- know how to type Small ments With top com- cream The POSition Will ask for Erik Call 573-6882 In beautiful Fisher Build- your area $15,000- 6240 manufactUring company panies Earn good pay be responSible for the Ing Includes excellent $88,000 Call (602)838- on Grosse POinte bus With benefits MEDICAL aSSistant, Part quality, display and pro- AURA'S health care, free parking, 8885 Ext 3448' WANTED 38 people to line Blue Cross, adjacent time, general practice, motion 01 the brand In HOME SIDING SERVICE meals Included A great loose up to 10 to 29 free parking Apply In CALL NOW! Grosse POinte Park I addition you Will be T L C of children, elderly DRIVERS NEEDEDI opportUnity, A!OKfor Mr pounds In the next 30 person 10a m Friday or deal for a studenl maJor- trained to sollcrt for busl' Hourly, overnight and 24 Good dnvmg record Will T or Mark 871-0601 days 885-0138 Monday Douthitt Corpo- Ing In BIOlogy, PhySiol- ness If you are an exper- hour rates 12 years With train Excellent money ration, 245 Adair Street, CDI ogy, NurSing or Nutri- Mrs Hammon, whose DIALERS makmg potential Apply In CASHIERI Stock person- Ienced and aggressive corner of Wight, across tional SCience 331-8338, indiVidual, send your re- agency served Grosse I'M LOOKING FOR person Prefer partystore expen- from Harbortown (3 522-1020, 1-467-4933 sume to C-41, Grosse POinte over 30 years LI ENTHUSIASTIC PEOPLE 15501 Mack Ave ence Call 9-5 Monday Temporary Services, Inc. blocks south of East Jef- POinte News, 96 Ker- censed Bonded WHO CAN thru Fnday, 922-1980 "The Can Do It HYGIENIST - Cheerful, en- HOUSEMAN needed for ferson) cheval, Grosse POinte 697-5625 SMILE AND DIAL Company" thUSiastiC person to work Grosse POinte home HAIRDRESSER wanting to Farms, Michigan 48236 '- ATTENTION 4 days 10 pleasant east- (No Selling Necessary) "Handyman" abilities, Improve skills Must be DESIRE live-In housekeeper STUDENTS & TEACHERS! 100 Renaissance Side practice Please call If you are highly motIVated, gardening, etc Please enthuslstlc and ambitiOUS 100% pOSitIOn Mature, honest can carry a positive atti- Short and long-term assign- SUite 2004 771-0124 send Simple letter of Intro- Will tram In all phases, COMMISSION PROGRAM dependable Any area ments available for the 259.7516 tude, and want to make duction including work must have license 882- DENTAL assistant for Per- CAREER TRAINING 359-5253 summer! $5-$10 per hour, give me experience and refer- Equal Opportunity Iodontal practice Full or 6240 NEEDED AT ONCE: CENTURY 21 AVID a call ences to Employer part time, experience RELIABLE, responSible • Typlstl55wpm ST. CLAIR SHORES David 886-1233 Box No 157 RECEPTIONIST Ityplst lor helplul Grosse Potnte woman IS seeking com- • Secretaries! 778.8111. panion aide work, days MORTGAGE PROCESSOR 18530 Mack Avenue corporate office down- area 882-5600 Legal & Executive References 839-0526 JOin a great team In a fast Grosse Pomte Farms, Ml FULL town Mature, responSible RETAIL Sales, Hallmark • Word Processors RECEPTIONIST. $7501 growing company, Tranex 48236 indiVidual experienced m experienced preferred SKILLED gardener, highly • Data Entry Clerks hour plus benefits Will FinanCial of Franklin Sav- Be assured of a prompt re- screening calls lor execu- year round employment knowledgable, to restore, • Receptlonlsts/45 wpm train Now hlnng 374- Ings, has a full time res\- ply tives 65 wpm Full ben- fleXible hours after 630 OR CALL TODAY 5000 Job Facts $80 fee maintain Improve exslst- dental mortgage process- efits and parking Send 293-5956 POSTAL Openings Will RUTH PARADISE TEMPS 109 gardens In Grosse Ing position available at resumes to ReceptiOnist, Pomte Area College stu- train, male! female, good 1772 PENOBSCOT BLDG. 204 HElP WANTED ARE YOU THINKING ItS Grosse POinte Woods POBox 888, Detroit, MI DOMESTIC dent, references avail- benefits 374-5000 Job PART 964-0640 ABOUT branch MInimum 2 years 48231 able Michael 885-5004 Facts $80 fee PROFESSIONAL couple SELLING REAL ESTATE? resldental mortgage loan CLERKI TYPIST, IBMIPC PHONE Operators $10! FRONT DESK seeks woman to do Iron- Free training for qualified after 6p m processing required Un- skills or Will train, type TIME RECEPTIONIST Ing In her home Will indiViduals to make GIRL Fnday, have car to derwntlng gUidelines for hour, no experience, SOw pm, $5 50 per hour, Great opportunrty to Typmg 45 wpm, all that's drop off at your home money qUickly on 'Jur run errands, shop, be a Fanme Mae reqUired, male! female Hlrmg now 20 hours per week, call generate 'or supple- needed to work In Grosse Leave message 331-2399 generous commiSSIOn companIOn Monday send resumes to 374-5000 Job Facts $80 Kathleen Mobley, 885- POinte Medical office program Call Nancy Ve- through Friday Including PERSONNEL fee ment" an Income - full ln6 or part 11me as our Fast paced, pleasant GROSSE POINTE lek at 885-2000 NOW! evenings References P.O. BOX 5006 REAL Estate Developer WAITERS and waitresses, bUSiness IS productive smile Perfect for house- EMPLOYMENT SCHWEITZER REAL 882.1644 SOUTHFIELD, MI 48086 looking for a first rate re- Immediate openings, until 9:30 p.m daily. Wife returning to work, AGENCY ESTATE EOE ceptionist Good tele- $5 00 an hour, excellent some week mghts and ThiS 20 year old man- BETTER HOMES AND 30S SITUATION WANTED phone skills a must, light 885-4576 SUCCESSFUL must week ends for a ca- ufacture of top quality, benefits Fee paid GARDENS HOUSE CLEANING typing and word process- 50 years reliable service tering faCIlity, contact sought after products GRAEBNER TELEPHONE Ing Send resume and Nee>ds expenenced Cooks, SALES POSition available WOMAN 20 years expen seeking POiSed, en- EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Kelly or Deana n4-{)530 Nannies, Maids, House- experience necessary ence Will care and give SALESPERSONS thU&lastlc "sales on- cover letter to Rob 839-5400 HARPER keepers, Gardeners women's fine speCiality companionship, cooking Are you good? Feeling In a GROSSE POinte Laundry, ented" IndlVlduals, If MacGregor, The Blake WOODS ChauHeurs, Butlers, Cou- store, full and part time walking, and cleaning for rut? Would you like a 21138 Mack, needs you have determina- Company, 20360 Harper PERSON ples, Nurse's Aides, Com- POSitions available Call elderly woman or gentle new, "proven" opportu- helper, full or part-time tion, Willingness and Ave, Harper Woods, MI panions and Day Workers for appointment, 881- man, please call Angle nity to generate earnmgs? 881-1053 are dependable 48225 FRIDAY for pnvate homes 7020 773-3195 If your nodding "yes- and please call Full train- SECRETARY small office Grosse POinte location of EXPERIENCED machine 18514 Mack Avenue relatively "dlsclpllned"- Ing - hourly or high downtown, good tyPing, upscale retail group re- 300 SITUATION WANTED AT Abbey Maid we take operator, good wages Grosse POinte Farms and can close a sale commission with cash and phone skills neces- qUires people conSCIOUS, ... IYSITTfRS pride In our work Have WE HAVE A GREAT and benefits, apply Reed detail person able to han- bonus and Incentives sary, blllmg expenence BABAR'S House has open- your home or small oHlce SPOT ManufactUring, 1652 W dle chent serviCing, baSIC Nanny needed part-time Pleasant EastSide of- helpful, benefits call 567- Ings for ages 2 and up cleaned by the profes FOR YOU! Fort Street, DetrOit, ~Ichl- 'If''rI')unling and manage- nfl<;ltlon In H;Hppr W()()ds fv~i. V<1VVnn"" slonals Expert work done gan 48216 frea r,:~,i,g:vr, I::ducallonal program Full Sell wanted, needed, high- ment fill-In tasks Fee area, 2-3 days per-week, to your speclflcallons SECRETARY time preferred 881-7522 est quality, lowest pnced RATTLE Snake Club Res- 881.1000 paid hours are from 8A M Prompt, courteous ser- For long established mort- auto rust and paint pro- taurant, In now accepting Harper Woods 372-4720 5P M minimum 3 reler. 303 SITUATION WANTED vice Call Barbara at 548 gage bankmg and real es- tection- direct from manu- applications for all POSI- Troy 649-4144 ences, and transportation DAY CARE 3951 201 HELP WANTED tate firm A permanent reqUired 8'39 3112 after facturer to eager cus- tions, please call Arnold- HARRIET SORGE NANNY Academy of Amer- IAlYSITTfR poSition for a mature tomer Qualified leads, Keith at 446-2717 for ap- PERSONNEL 6PM Ica Certified Nannies HOUSECLEANING- Honesl With full training and sup- GROSSE Pomte couple woman, typing 55 wpm, and dependable, Grosse pointment between 9A M _ 20 HElP WANTID PART -time Nanny needed available Live In or out seeking experienced, light shorthand Word pro- port assure Income poten- - 11A M and 2P M - DENTAl!MfDICAl for 18 month old girl In Part.tlme or lull.tlme 884- POinte references Call tial $200 to $1,500 per 5PM non-smoking adult for full cesslng experience nelp- Hamson Twp Condo s 7550 Margaret 521-3360 after week ( Depending on time Infant care Refer- ful Pleasant working con- MEDICAL transcnptlonlst, on Jefferson, hours are 5pm HAIRDRESSER • experi- The Nanny Network, Inc schedule commitment) ences req ulred 881- dltlons In new St Clair expenenced, full time, 7A M to 5P M, 2 3 enced With clientele Quality profeSSional child _ ,I,) l _ MInimum hours 5- 9 8857, 524-5154 Shores offices at Mack benefits, 779-7610 days per-week MInimum Booth rental or excellent and 10 Mile Road Ca r ---)).' r'~~\ 30p m dally Guaranteed RN'S, LPN's, Nurse Aides- 3 references and trans- percentage Joseph's of SUMMER Sitter needed for Edward Henkel Co. ~~r~~~ ~~~~nto~~aellOnII J ~ v ) ....!'- ': ']\ '_ hourly or draw to sustam Unhappy With your cur- portation requIred 79 t - .~J' "- £.. -' l.-'>:..,.sf \ f" Grosse POinte 882-2239 2 boys, age 10, 12, Mon- n4-9700 739-2227 qualified indIVIduals Es- rent Job? We have work 4442 after 6P M tablished smce 1971, our day through Friday morn------r. GIRL FRIDAY ROOSTERT AIL catering Advanced NurSing Ser. NANNY ACADEMY OF l~rJ Too much to do, but not people call thiS "homel" Ings SO'T'le weekends staff needed for busy too Own transportation Grosse Vices, Ms Glanert, 649- AMERICA I' 'If recording- don't be Certified Nannies available enough time? ArtistIC summer season Excel- needed Call after 6p m , 1020 WANT ADS bashful- leave name and Live 10 or oul Part-time or l' European lady with "t lent wages 100 Mar- Pointe News 885.5165 DENT AL ASSistant, mature phone" 886-1763 quette, DetrOit Apply In WORK full-time 884-7550 (own transportation 1,_'~ WANTED babYSitter for full time 6 months exper- to' ~ can help III do your F TRUCK drivers $10 251 person lOa m to 4p m 882-6900 summer months, 1 child Ience 10 four handed den WONDERS ------I'll shopping, run your i'~ hour plus benefits Hlnng MANAGER trainee $10! After 6 pm Call 778-8562 tlStry progressive patient FORMER SUBSTITUTE"' errands and alter ~ WORD PROCESSING 882-6900 today 374-5000 Job hour, male! female HIr- onentated practice Har teacher IS caregiver;) your clothes Also a I " Facts $80 fee SECRET ARIES 109 today 374-5000 Job MATURE woman needed per Woods 8821511 (young and energetic) 7" gourmet cook who'll ~~- Facts $80 fee GENERAL OFFICE GARDENER- Handyman, Quality care In small ~ I plan, prepare anrl I I for 20 month and 6 Work todayl POSitions avail- 203 H(lIt WANTED 203 HEl' WANTfD full time, must have own month old Wednesday- group All ages consld- ~/ decorate for your 1 ~ WILL tram pizza cooks, able In downtown area DENTAL 1MEDICAL DENTAL/MEDICAL transportation and tools Friday, 9 30- '3 30, non- ered 101 Jefferson r' biggest party or your cashiers, dell clerks Must Long and short term Call 565-9850 between 9 smoker own transporta- Reasonable 7776007 \' Intimate dinners for be 18, Willing 10 work Great Pay' ReqUires one and 5 Work days lion 884-54 t 9 Professional Health Care Personnel ------'- two If you're too _ days, evenings, week- year oHlce expenence 304 SITUATION WANTED ~ tired to cook, III I SUMMER babySitter for two and 50 wpm typing, ex- .(AleMyscreenedRNs LPNs,l;de$ th'11pal'lCt\s'RNSu~scd LANDSCAPEI Gardening ends Apply at Mr C's > GENERAL prepare freezer l , 24 ~(lJ1 7 Day $e'>rOO' BCtl~ d LOOKING for practical ex- tiable Call 331-0017 penence In a boating en- knowledgable In plant (Grosse POinte Woods), home Monday through to qualified IndiViduals, GROSSE POIN~T CLAIR SHORES , m-4744 for more InformatIOn care and IdentificatIOn 12337 Morang (DetrOit), Fnday, 8- 530, until Au- call today' 8IRMlNGHAlliIlLOOMAELD HILlS.. " , 357-3650 Vironment, perhaps crew ....."..--j.' '~~ \ l:" \.'-=' Progressive Company 20032 Kelly (Harper gust 5 822-8391 After ENTECH SERVICES, LTO, man Call Jim, 32 years old 222-t 536 <- 7:>7-5352 Woods) 6pm Ren Cen 567-0050

f June 2, 1988 7C nrn~~p Pnintp.Npw~ 404 GARAGE/YARD 404 GARAGE/YARD 404 GARAGE/YARD 305 SITUATION WANTED 400 MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANDISE 404 GARAGE/YARD IIASEMENT SAlES 400 MERCHANDISE IIASEMENT SALES BASEMENT SALES HOUSEClEANING ANTIQUES ANTIQUES ANTIQUES IIASEMENT SALES MOVING Sale Saturday, REDECORATING- liVing GARAGE Sal<> at 22305 19919 FLEETWOOD, Har- CARMEN'S EASTLAND CENTER EASTLAND MALL Sunday Furniture, room and dining room KENNARY KAGE Kramer, ST Clair Shores- per Woods, Bike, golf CLEANING MALL clothes, toys, cookware, furniture complete Mlsc ANTIQUE SHOW & 2 block east of 10 mile clubs, sewing machine, SERVICE ANTIQUES ANTIQUE SHOW TOOLS, mlsc 1468 Lak- 1111 North Brys Satur- SALE off Jefferson Thursday, typewriters, miscella- No time for housecleaning? Open Wednesday, AND SALE epolnte 884-1432 day 8 Mtle & Kelly Road Friday and Saturday, 2 neous, JUne 2,34, 9- Let our team come and Thursday, Fnday, 8 Mile and Kelly 2126 LA.NCASTER Air con- Thursday, June 2 thru hot water tanks, and 1, 7- 5pm GARAGE Clearance Sale do It for youl Sunday, 12-4p m June 2nd thru June 5th ditIOners, bicycles, child- Sunday, June 5 35hp boat motor, 1 rid- Saturday, June 4th 9a m Saturday, 9a m to 4p m Mall Hours GARAGE sale, outdoor fur- ren and women's cloth- Mall Hours ding mower, moped, toys, to 3p m 3913 Berkshire • Reasonable WE BUY AND SELL Free AdmiSSion niture, lawn equipment Ing, shoes, macrame Art Deco, Baseball Cards clothes and mlscelleous Loads of barglns- Na- • References Cadieux at East Warren VALET PARKING dining room set, furniture Art Glass, Comics supplies, household mlsc tional Geographlcs • Experienced 882-4396 and other stuff, 20673 Friday 8 30a m to 1 Cut Glass, Stained Glass LARGE garage sale June 584-7718 Classifieds Beaufalt, Harper Woods WEBBER Grill, gilder, table Windows 30p m 882-5422 DENLEY'S 11th and 121h, 9a m No Thursday, Fnday, Satur- lamp, antique coat rack WE Will come In and clean VictOrian Glass, VictOrian pre-sales 738 Rivard CHILDRENS and adults ANTIQUES 882-6900 day and mise Friday 10a m your home, apartment or Costume Jewelry Large selection of furniture, Blvd Three piece bed- quality c1othmg, miscella- to 3p m 19997 Fairway office, do errands Excel- THE COLONIAL Dolls & Teddy Bears, Lamp GARAGE sale, 5218 Bed- clocks decoys, toys, room set, toys, baby neous and household Drive In Grosse POinte lent references 881-7216 SHOP Repair clothes, miscellaneous ford, several families qUilts and country pnml- Items toys, records, Ra- Woods 25701 JEFFERSON Toys, Hardware combmed Appliances POLISH English Woman lives 27112 Harper be- furniture, many house- tan furniture rowing ma- NEAR 10 MILE collectibles, clothes, BLOCK garage sale Hamp- 40 years, Will refresh your tween 10 and 11 Mile Replacement hold Items chine, gas grill, 30 gallon Antiques, furniture, china, CAntlques, Havillian books and oodles of fish tank With Iron stand, ton, first block East of home With her European Monday- Fnday 9 5p m , "SUPER Summer Savings" buy and sell Highest Matching Service mlsc Saturday only 9am color computer 3, much Mack Saturday June 4th style of cleaning Experi- Saturday, 1-5p m Closed Garage sale Luggage, prices paid Monday Post Cards, Ivory to 1p m more, 1906 Norwood, off only 10 to 5 Early birds enced In home health Sundays furniture, glassware, ster- Saturday, 11-6 Fine Linens & Lace Mack In Grosse POinte welcome If we re open care for your loved ones 772-9385 eos, albums books, and GARAGE SALE- Temple Fine Jewelry Household and speCialty WE BUY AND SELL 772-0430 Stewart double pedestal Woods, Thursday, Friday Errands, companionship much more Hurryl 3 Items skates children's Vintage Clothing, Furniture- table With chairs and two and Saturday, 9-5 30P M housekeeping and cook- days only June 3, 4, 5. clothes furniture lamps l Mahogany leafs, drapes and sheers, 109 365-1095 ORIENTAL RUGS 9a m - 3p m 15284 You name It Surprises at Decor Consultant on household Items, books MULTI- cleaning service, of all kinds and sizes Nehls, East Detroit 1728 and 1712 Furniture - 1830-1950 records, womens cloth- houses, apartments, BISHOP WANTED BY A COLLECTOR Oak, Walnut, Pine BLOCK SALE 100 bathtub With claw GARAGE sale, 2032 Lan open 9d rn -7p 1'1 822 Costume Jewelry PAYING THE MOST ST. GERTRUDE feet 95 MUIr Road, Sat- ROAD caster, Saturday June 5902,921-0409 Ole' Time Pictures ST. CLAIR urday, 10-4p m 4th, 9A M - 4P M baby ENGLISH. Polish lady Will 1-663-7607 Just A General Line of clothes, chlldrens clothes, TOOLS! hand and electriC, BLOCK Antiques & Collectibles SHORES and many household refresh your reSidence car and truck parts, mlsc THE 1988 ANTIQUES SHOW Antiques Dealers from 1 Block North of Martin Items With her European style household Items Rose- SALE CHRIST CHURCH GROSSE POINTE Michigan, Ohio, IllinOiS, Road of cleaning, uses rags in- Ville- 18950 McKinnon, PREVIEW PARTY FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 730 P M -1000 P M Indiana, New York, Jefferson & Great Mack BETWEEN stead of mops Does the Between Masconlc and GARAGE Sale I 20919 floors on her knees Ex- PubliC Welcome. Advance ReservatlOns Only' Call 885-4841 Wisconsin, Pennsylvania Frday, June 3, 9 30-4p m WALLINGFORD & 13 mile rd Off Graliot Lochmoor, Harper cellent housekeeper, With Saturday, JUr1e4 10 a m 6 pm' SUr1day,JUM 5, NOON 6 P m VALET PARKING Saturday, June 4, 9 30- WAVNEY Woods between Mack 4pm DETROIT her own transportation AdmiSSion '4 00 at door AGE-OLD ANNUAL Neighborhood ga- and Harper Fnday June Tons & Tons of Treasures DON'T MISS IT! References available Call Grosse POinte South High School Gymnasium ANN ARBOR/SALINE rage salel Saturday 9 to 3rd 10 to 5 and Saturday anytime 365-4335 11 Grosse POinte Blvd. (adjacent to the church) ANTIQUES SHOW PINE bedroom sUite and 2, 1882 Country Club JUNE 4TH June 4th 10 to 3 Some- EARLY BIRD ENTRY: acceSSOries, country cur- Lot's of kids clothes, toys, 8A,M .•4P M. thing for everyone Con- THE HOUSE-KE-TEERS Fnday, June 3 • 2 P m to tains collectables, 3- furniture, household temporary Henderdon CLEANING SERVICE BASEMENT Sale Much 11 pm speed bike, toys, mensl Items All like new No bedroom set and occa- ProfeSSional, Bonded and nrce mlsc Items Thurs- $20 admiSSion per person womens and girls cloth- Junk I SIOnal pieces, claSSIC Insured teams ready to day, Fnday 9 30 to 5 dunng dealer set-up In- Ing size 8, loads of mis- Hekman French country clean your home or bUSI- GARAGE Sale Apartment 4154 Grayton formation (313) 429-9303 cellaneous, Thursday 1-6 occaSIOnal pieces, sofas, size refngerator, clothing, ness Friday 9-6P M 348 Mc- GARAGE SALE- furniture, loveseat, dining table, 6 Gift Certllicates Available FURNITURE refinished, re- furniture Friday, 10 to 2 Millan bikes gOlf clubs, lots of chairs, TV's, air condi- paired, stripped, any type 1563 Anita 10% Off With ThiS Ad mlsc Items Friday 9-12 tioners, sailboat, toy's of caning Free esti- GARAGE sale, 20849 Anita, First Time Callers Onlyl 881-5134 21450 Goethe, sewing machine, lawn mates, 474-8953, 345- June 2nd, 3rd and 4th, GARAGE Sale' 1430 Buck- 582-4445 off old 8 mile mower, antique trunk, 6258 10-3P M Toys, furniture, Ingham (corner of Mack, MOVING furniture sale, lamps, knick knacks and 306 SITUATION WANTED clothes, Miscellaneous Grosse POinte Park) Fri- 23295 Robert John, lots more HOUSESITTING day 9a m to noon Satur- 401 APPLIANCES 0 A-1 GARAGE Sale 23299 day 9a m to 1p mAn- Thursday, Fnday, Satur- GOING on vacation? Let us North Rosedale Court tiques, baby furnlture- day 405 ESTATESALES babySit your home, apart- TO YOUR GARAGE SALE! WASHER! dryer pair $50 near MorningSide Thurs- playpen- SWlng- craddle, 19126 CHESTER Assorted ment or condo Pay you Older but work well 881- day, Friday, Saturday, Place an ad in the Grosse toys, household furniture, household Items, games, rent Feed and care for 7621 June 2nd, 3rd, 4th 9a m HARTZ Pointe News Classifieds to 5p m Golf clubs, bike, cellilng fan, microwave, clothes, mlsc Thursday your pets Retired former AIR conditioner, Westing- HOUSEHOLD sofa table, stools, clothes kitchen acceSSOries Too thru Sunday 10 am to 6 reSidents needs a place house, 11 BTU, $100 much to mentIOn Come pm 884-1693 SALES, INC. form July 10th to Auyust Small wood burning an- and household 882.6900 seel" ESTATE SALE 20th References Call tique stove, $100 Both REMEMBER: Gigantic Mov- FOUR family garage sale, 3626 BUCKINGHAM 293-0422 after 7p m great shape 886-8042 Ing Sale- 1428 Three Mile 459 TOURAINE, furniture, 6/4/88, 10A M to 4P M , DETROIT Drive, GPP Friday June kitchen goodies, mlsc 1789 Huntington HOUSE Sitler- available, JUST A BLOCK AND A SEARS self cleaning 3rd and Saturday June Thursday, Friday and June- July Experienced DU MOUCHELLES GARAGE Sale Quality HALF ABOVE MACK smooth top electnc stove, 4th, 9 30AM-4 30PM Saturday 9 to 4 housesltler, gardene r, woman and baby clothes, BETWEEN CADIEUX $160 882-1488 Numbers handed out Fn- GARAGE sale, one day, carpenter, Grosse POinte household Items and AND ALTER day only starting 8 30AM June 3, 10-5p m 1969 references 526-3948 KENMORE dishwasher, mise 5950 Whltter Sat- coppertone, b u tc her HUGE Garage Sale- Satur- Huntclub urday 10 to 3 pm FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 307 SITUATION WANTED block top, $90, 839-1652, day only June 4th, EXCEPTIOt.AL Sale, June JUNE 3 - 4 NURSES AlDiS We buy for cash or take on consignments, Eastland area 10a m to 4p m Ethan Al- GARAGE Sale- Thursday, 3rd, 9 to 5 29218 Bos- 10.00A.M, .4:00P,M, EXPERIENCED Nurse's antiques, Oriental rugs, paintings SEARS Kenmore washer lan bunk beds, photo en- Friday, June 3 and 4, ton, off 12 Mile Rd Fos- aide, companion Relia- Wednesday, Thursday ThiS IS a very Interest 109 es- and fine furniture 80 series One year old, largel, Lincoln rocker, tona stem goblets, com. ble, mature, excellent ref- June 8, 9, 10, AM- 6PM tate sale featUring a glo- extended warranty Mov- light fixtures, clothes, merclal refrigerator! erences Possible live- In shoes, old barber chair, 5314 Nottingham 30 riOUS mahogany deml Ing must sell, $300 Call freezer, hand made lace 884-6647 toddler riding toys, stroll- years of accumulation lune chest, mahogany 773-3343 doylles, kitchen electrical dining set With corner ers, household Items and Two pedestal Sinks, furni- cookware, clothing and G,E. electriC range, stove, cabinet 1940's carved HOMEI Travel campanlon tons morel 610 North ture, loft, lots of mlsc many more valuable for well elderly Mature microwave cooking cen- Higbie Place off Morning- mahogany leather top ta- MOVING SALE, June 4-5, Items Gertonlogy graduate ter, almond, excellent Side between Cook and ble, mahogany corner 10-5 Must sell, stove, re- 2151 HAWTHORNE, Fnday 839-4165 condition 881-3138 what-not. 1920's small Falrford frigerator, Crib, wood 8 30a m to 3p m 55 gal- desk and stool maple GREAT bargains, 564 book shelve~, dressers, 400 MEICHANDISE 409 E. Jefferson 403 IIICYCLES Ion drum BQ, 75014 harvest table flip top North Brys (Woods) An- 12324 Lansdowne, 839- ANTIQUES camper tire, chlfdrens game table 1920's bed 963-6255 tiques, clothing, house- 7796 clothes to 6X, fabriC, ANTIQUES Collections, ONE mens 27 Inch FUJI Su- room set With cottage/ hold goods, furniture, Salk art, Beatles Menora- .... -J preme, one women 26 mlsc country styling mahogany toys, much more June 2, billa, old prints, Indian r------, Inch FUJI Monterey well HOPE Circle of First En- 4 poster double bed and 3,9- 4p m glish Lutheran Church, baskets, etc 821-0109 ANTIQUE, ESTATE & CONSIGNMENT AUCTION maintained, excellent REDECORATINGI Garage matching chest circa 800 Vernier Road, are sale family room furni- 1890, a 60 year old ma TURN of the Century, Hand condition, 886-0644 GARAGE Sale 19131 haVing their annual rum- ture including American hogany bedroom set With carved oak chest Two SATURDAY, JUNE 4,1988 -11 A.M. WoodSide Kid's clothes, 404 GARAGE/YARD mage sale Thursday, Fri- of MartinSVille wood glass knobs and more matching chairs, ornately FURNITURE - Fabulous American carved Victorian IIASEMENT SALES mlsc Items, June 2nd to day, June 9, 10, 930- frame couch, drapes, carved Solid oak Jaco- walnut secretary bookcase wrth a carved deer 5th, 10 to 5 No pre 4p m Lunch and GARAGE SALE! Two-fam- dressers, etc Window air There are old and Interest bean In style 886-7131 head etc , ., cherry table With SIX leaves, walnut sales beverage available conditIOners, TRS 80 109 collectibles Including mule chest. dated 1835, walnut two part cabinet ily, June 2 thru 5, 9 30 GARAGE Sale Bargams Model I computers, T V ruby flash souvenir Items CASH REGISTER, brass wrth glass doors on top, antique pine two drawer am to 6 pm, 23171 MOVINlJ ::>ale- Antique hall Weddmg gown (size 7), 18 foot Y Flyer sailboat a marble and brdss or large size circa 1900, farm table, American cherry and mahogany Side- and 23172 Gladhill Lane, tree, china cabinets, hou ping pong table, dishes, $1,200 Craft supplies malou trimmed table excellent condition $375 board - c 1810, George III mahogany chest of St Clair Shores (between sewares, women's electronrcs, clothes, knick and all the typical garage lamp handpalnted ctllna 881-4964 drawers, carved corner chair With ball and claw Marter Road and Jeffer- clothes, bicycles, lots foot, Scottish three door armoire With fitted Intenor, knacks and crafts, lots sale stull and much old pressed glass mer son, near Westbury) more 250 Washington, CHIPPENDALE dining SIX birdseye maple chairS, marble top birdseye ma- more bargains Saturday more 20 N Duval, be- cury glass old Ironstone Clothes, unique collecti- Grosse POinte City ple chest, pair of commodes and carved mirror to June 4th, 8 30 to 4 30 tween 8 and 9 Mile off a small Chinese lac- bles, tools, baby articles, Thursday, Friday, Satur- room set, 10 piece ma- match round walnut pedestal table, SIX oak Queen 22954 Carolina St Clair Lakeshore Saturday and quered corner shelf hogany turn of century, Anne style chairs, Amencan Eastlake maple china bikes household Items day, 10a m -3p m Shores Sunday 10a m - 5p m Royal Daulton dog cobalt qood condition, price be- cabinet, curved glass oak china cabinet, carved GARAGE SALE! June 3 & 885-5159 Items fine china Items, lOw appraised value 293- oak small Sideboard, Victorian chairs, three door ANTIQUE wine glass CONSOLIDATION SALE 4 8 30 a m to 3 pm, books Staffordshire flow- 9160 oak china cabinet, pair of tWin beds. Oriental mo. 22628 Colony, St Clair coli eclio n Norman Rock- Steel desk typewriter stand, MOVING sale- 3 family ers 1920 s metal floor OAK TABLE, 42' leaf, With tlf, Empire ottoman, American walnut writing desk, Shores Between Mack well plates, anllque salt sofa bed, end and cock HundredS of Items Satur- walnut taper leg stand, oak hall stand With um- lamp and more and peppers, copper lus- tali tables, 1/2 ton Window day, 9-5pm, 3865 York- matching Sideboard, 54" brella rack, oak Art Deco secretary bookcase, plus and Jefferson, off Nine! ter pitcher mlsc china shire DetrOit long, $900 Sofa table lots of other great furniture Mack Drive Lots of boy s air conditioner, artifiCial We also have ladlPs cloth clothes(lzods), sizes m. and glass Air pUrifier tree and base 9 1/2x9 1/ $250 solid oak 881- 109 <1nd C1cce<;C;OrH'C;VNV ~MALL~ - MUloerry Udfl::tit:=1 tea set fOi 12, Pll"1K cdi(.UlditH, :'UUVl::llll Y AnD Sdit::- i i7u5 and 4184 fant to 12 boy sLots OT 2 wool area rug and pad, large draperies books luster tea set, RS Prussia chocolate set, dresser spoons Jewelry much, 11711 Rlad north of girl's clothes, sizes In- cots slant board piC antique framed etchmgs set, American brilliant cut glass, Victorian colored fants to 6X Excellent much more 12509 East tures, glasses dishes Whittier, east of Kelly, ONE of a kind collection, 78 glass, nice 19 1/2' high bisque figure, selection of old framed prints kltchpn condition Fisher-Price Outer Dr Friday and Sat- kitchen Items, tools and June 3, 4 5, 10a m - mlniture cars 771-9299 clocks, perfume bottles, rockingham bowl, hanging goodies nee naws ilnd urday 9 to 5 5p m Furniture, bikes, air flx1ures, syphonlc closet With transfer decoration, high chair, wooden slide, ------more Priced to sell 304 goo-goo s too' ANTIQUE MagiC Chef free- plus household goodies Moran Road Saturday conditioner clothes and wood coal hod, Masons Ironstone washbowl and GARAGE Sale- 410 Moran standing stove, workable, June 4 (93) household mlsc pitcher, stoneware crocks, brass and copper palls, Friday, Saturday, June 3, There s lots to choose from excellent condition $225 kerosene lamps, pocket watches, qUilts, stone LARGE garage sale 1441 4, 9a m - 4p m Goodies In thiS fine old house or best offer 778-3481 carvings Indudln!;) Jade, books, Oriental porcelainS, Alme, Grosse POinte galore, furniture, tools, almost all Itemc; over 50 reverse glass paintings, pair of 31" high marble fu Woods Thursday and clothes etc Give- away year~ old yOLI II be ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES dogs, stained glass Windows, paintings and pIC- Friday 9-2P M, Saturday GIGANTIC MOVING SALE prices pleased I MARKET M tures and frames, Including a court scene after Fre. until 12 DO, chlldrens gonard, pair of American 011portrans BRUSHER, MANAGER clothes, and TOYS la- GARAGE Sale, Saturday, 1428 THREE MILE DR., GPP NUMBERS ARE AVAIL Sunday June 19 20th ORIENTAL RUGS. Many antique and semi-antique dies clothing plus much June 4, 1024 Buck JUST OFF MACK AVENUE ABLE AT 9 OOA M (FRI- season, 5055 Ann Arbor From throw size hammadens to one 12'x20' Also, miscellaneous Ingham, 9a m - 4p m DAY ONLY) TO ESTAB- Saline Road, EXit 175 off PerSian, Chinese, and Silk rugs etc Clothes, antique bed, MOVING SALE- love seat LISH YOUR PLACE IN 1-94 300 dealers In qual console tv, stroller, love JEWELRY - Estate and precious stones Includln~ a and matching chair, large FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd, SATURDAY, JUNE 4th LINE WHEN THE SALE Ity antiques & select col- seat, household Items 5 75 ct diamond solrtalre (wrth InclUSions), 55 7 Devenport, sewing ma- OPENS AT 10 OOA M lectibles all under cover 9:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M. BOTH DAYS 1f2 mm pearl necklace, 18 K1. white gold ring wrth chine, cuI glass liVing GARAGE sale, Saturday FOR MORE INFORMA 5 am- 4 P m AdmiS- 4 30 ct sapphire and 24 ct diamond, ma'l'S dia- room chairs, rockers, ta- and Sunday, 10 to 4, TION DIRECTIONS OR sion $3 00, Third Sun- mond rmg, etc ,sterling Silver jewelry, loose Antique dressers, Victorian furnrture, three piece bles small electriC appll 22209 Lakeshlre, SI Clair DETAILS CALL THE 24- days The Orlglnall gemstones, etc contemporary liVing room set, 20 lamps, 1930's HOUR HOTLINE 885 ances No Junk knick Shores (between 10-11 five piece bedroom SUite, maple bedroom set In- 1410 A very versatile auction with ever knacks 839-8355 off Jefferson) cludes two acorn four poster tWin beds Two AGE-OLD 300 lots Included, RUMMAGE Sale Charitable leather top end tables, lots of other end tables SALES ANN ARBORISALINE Included In the auction will bCl Items from SPECIAL Garage sale Three area rugs, three Oriental rugs Many odd organization Clothes- all CONDUCTED BY ANTIQUES SI10W the estate of Dwight Lowell Dumond. 12016 12024 ROSSiter, dressers Two lull sets DepreSSion glass, four an- Sizes, dinette set and Saturday & Sunday, June 4 DetrOit Friday and Satur- tique mirrors, 50 antique frames and pICtures SUSAN HARTZ mlsc furniture, children's &5 80 % of sales to dealers. day 9-4P M household (many large) Cookbooks, kitchen stuff, two sels 886-8982 bikes, and assorted Michigan's Largest Preview begIns Sunday. May 29 at 11 8.m. Items, clothes and lots of of dishes Large collectIOn dolls/stuffed animals Items Saturday June 4, Tons of clothing, adult/children (all rtems Antiques Show Caterers on the premises miscellaneous No pre- 1040 Lochmoor, Grosse hanging) lots of X.mas goodies And the list Over 650 dealers In quality Complimentary catalogs. sales POinte Woods, 9. 5p m goes on and on Just call us antiques Washtenaw at GARAGE Sale 418 Madi- Farm CounCil Grounds GARAGE Sale Friday 9 30 Grosse SCHMIDT'S ANTIQUES, \NC son, Farms Antiques, COME BROWSE Ann Arbor-Saline Road 5138 WEST MICHIGAN AVE household Items, alumi- Many Silver plate serving Pointe News Saturday, 8-7, Sunday 8- YPSilANTI, MI 48197 num wheels and much pieces, kitchen Items and Friday Only. Numbers will be handed out 4 1-94 EXIT 175, South 3 (313) 434-2660 more Fnday June 3 flower accessories 20084 starting at 8'30 8 m. 882-6900 Miles June 4 & 5 (313) 9-5 DAILY AND 11-5 SUNDAY' Saturday June 4 9-4 Dovle Court near Falrford 429-9303 June 2,1988 ~""C!C!lI:lIl~.'W'_,.....-. Dnlntll:lll• ...,'I."~ tJAU'C:>... ""•• ~ 8C . 409 MISCELLANfOUS ~09 MISCELLANEOUS 409 MISCELlANEOUS 412 WANTED TO BUY FOR SALE ARTICLES ARTICLES ESTATE SAllS ~05 ESTATE SAlES ~os ESTATE SAlES UTiCUS ~os WHEATON Terner, 9 BOOKS Donations needed CAST Iron fencmg, 250'x5 AMANA 7000 BTU air con. BOOKS FROM weeks old, soft coated ESTATE SALE 15421 Ced for St Clare used book ESTATE Sale Friday. June vintage 1920 Excellent dltloner, works good, PRIVATE LIBRARY AKC championship line, WE BUY BOOKS erg rove off Kelly Satur sale, 343-0957, 343-0285 3rd 9a m to 4p m and period touch 831-4350 $150 779 5064 Book room now open Many Ideal family pet shots. no IN YOUR HOME day June 4th 9a m to Saturday, Junp 4(h 9a m chOice Items available for CASH paid for stamps, shedding, $400, 616-842 3p rn House and It scan TRASH Compactor. 2 years Free Offers to 2p m 18~10 Morass, 3 TWO sets of Advent speak old, $175 881-2979 your Inspection Some of COinS and baseball card 9514 evenings lenls bedroom set older No ObligatIOn blocks East of Kelly ers 3002 and 4002 Four the subject categones, bl- collections 469-0906 dresser metal bed older GARAGE door 9 x7 , wood SIBERIAN Husky pups Player plano. plano rolls new Plrelli snow tires ograplly history essay & Appraisals Furnished refrigerator and stove, panel 4 years old, Tap- AKC Champion Lines, folding buffet table furnl Sears 190 885-4786 critiCism fine press, fiC- CASH FOR Entire Estates kitchen Items like new pan gas range 30 884- blue eyes, shots, avail ture, small appliances tion elc Used books In KIDS CLOTHES also Desired Maytag wnnger washer, HONEY direct from the bee t414 after 6PM Sanayal able 6/19 $200 $300 klthchen ware, dryer excellent condition EXCELLENT CONDITION easy splndry washer, keeper premium grade 6479505 days 882-2366 needs repair boys bike THE PERIPATETIC CURRENT STYLES JOHN KING beautiful frUit wood dining natural Michigan honey clothes, toys, lots of mise. A sel of 3 brand new liVing BIBLIOPHILE VERY CLEAN, BETIER SHIH.TZU AKC, female, 4 set With large breakfront, at whole sale prices One 961-0622 room tables 886-9139 OPEN SATURDAY 10- 5 BRANDS, INFANT years old, little beauty buffet round table With gallon (12 Ibs) $1100 MlChigan's Largest BE WISE t 5850 MACK AVE THRU 14 waa $300. sell $125 777 cane back chairs Ward- Four 5 gallon containers E A Gage') paintings died Book Store GROSSE POINTE PARK MUST BE ON HANGERS 6559 ADVERTISE robes full of Woman s at $ 80 per pound 882 In 1950 nation Wide dls 881 2642 Bring In Monday, Tuesda~ CALL 882-6900 3306 tinction 9245478 WHITE Male toy poodle • Clip and save ttllS ad clothmg for all seasons or Thursday, 10-4pm. Papers neutured loves Including gorgeous coats MATERNITY clothing 9 UTILITY tralier 4 x 8 high MAHOGANY LEE'S RESALE children, call 294-5224 some fur or fur trimmed, 11, baby equipment tn Side, steal $150 881- hats purses new shoes, INTERIORS 20331 Mack 881-8082 RAINBOW ESTATE SALE cycle skates Best offer 8785 Antique and Fine Sl7e 5 1/2 If you wear WANTED World War I Ger- 505 lOST AND FOUND 881 2398 Furniture Shop size 10- 14 (petite) you II YARD Sale Friday and Sat man Spike '.>Ielmets, MIli- THE UNBELIEVABLE SALE PART II THIS JAMES A. MONNIG urday lOa m to 3p m Set of eight Chrppendale never have to shop tary Items and uniforms LOST. red tiger cat, neu ONE'S EVEN t.J10REAMAZING THAN THE BOOKSELLER 11291 Lakepolnte Nme dining room chairs again Yards and Yards 778-3690 evenings tered male, very affection FIRST NEXT WEEKEND JUNE 10th. 11th, 15133 KERCHEVAL foot Church pew (carved nbbonback) Chip of sewmg fabriC Includmg ate Lives near corner of 331-2238 pendale dining room set, WANTED to buy old cos- and 12th PLAN ON BEING THERE wools Large amount of ANTIQUE brass bed Two Canton and Hunt Club Selected books Chippendale Govenor tume and Rhinestone drapes curtains bed dressers girl s bike girl s 882-6817 Wlnthr0[l <;ecretarv ChiD- Jewelry, brass lamps, ceil- UlIlg, 10'-'815, rugs !ro~ bought and sold l-ivlhilly 824 3904 afle, Vintage Video Rentals pendale mirror Chippen- Ing fixtures, wall sconces CHAPMAN, WILLIAMS AND nght mangle, Bernlna 4pm IF YOU HAVE LOST a pet dale lowboy Chippendale 882-0396 evenlnOS Sewing Machine Sew TELEVISION, console 25' anywhere In the Grosse KLINGENSMITH ASSOCIATES FULL length feathered rac breakfrontl bookcase, Ing notions and much $275 Navy loveseat POinte area, please call AI?F PLEASED TO ANNOUNC E OUR SEfNIU<' coon coat notch collar, complete Chippendale mlsc $250 Antique hlghbacK us at the Grosse POinte excellent condition 5 bedroom set Mahogany PAYING cash for ala- bed, $350 882-2455 Amlmal CliniC ThiS week SALES - EST ATE & HOUSE years old Pertect for a Junior Duncan Phyfe din- monds, gold Silver, plati- we have a young female 401 HOUSfHOLD SALES WATER bed, king Size, mlr APPRAISALS - EST ATE, graduation present Ap Ing room set Chippen- num, pocket watches, solid grey cat found on rored canopy, good can praised at $800 Will sell dental gold, World War II dale ladderback dining Hampton In Grosse INSURANCE, PRIVATE TWO Lamps made In dltlon, $500 263-7699 relics, COinS, scrap gold. for $500 Call after 5 30 room chairs (pair) Karas- POinte Woods and a GUCCI, Italy custom The Gold Shop, 22121 F.B. ROGERS Sliver Com 885-3241 tan Onental rug, (9 X 12 male tn- colored husky PRICING SERVICE - An Option For The shades. $175 each Two Gratiot, East DetrOit, 774- pany, 4 piece coHee ser MOVING' Weight set With and 3 x 5) expandaway found on Maryland In Individual Wishmg To Conduct Their smoked crystal lamps 0966. 10am- 6pm, vice 882-6904 bench 9x 12 onental rug, dining room table wlthl Grosse POinte Park For With shades $100 each Monday- Fnday, 10a m- Own Sale, Be It Garage Or House Sale book cases- some With cabinet and leaves, inlaid more Information Call us Two gold velvet chairs SMALL PICniC table With 5p m , Saturday glass doors sofa taper- Mahogony Sheraton bed- at 822-5707 Etc. $100 each Antique chair large striped umbrella ,>try chair 011 paintings, room set, Sheraton Maho- For A Modest Fee, We Will Advise You $225 Offers considered $75 or best offer call LOST male cat, darK gray snow blower, lawn gony dining room set, cry- VINTAGE WRIS- 778-3481 823-3433 and black, white stomach Concerning Proper Merchandising Tech- mower, more 882-2481 satl chandeliere, brass TWATCHES WANTED and paws, raccoon tall HIDE-A-BED occasional ANTIQUE mirror 3 feet chandelrere and light fiX- Patek Philippe, Vacheron niques, Security ProvisIons, Advertising DINING ROOM set, carved Michael, reward In the chairs, a pair of lamps Wide, 7 foot tall, With full tures Oriental cabinet & Constantine, Rolex, dark oak table, 5 uphol- vIcinity of Marterl Jeffer- and Pricing. leather top step tables, glass, wood carved tnn, (can be entertainment Audemars Plguet, Cartier, stered Side chairs, 1 arm mirrors, 2 chest of draw- In gold. 1800's $600 or center or liquor cabinet, Le Coultre, Moonphases, son, 779-4287 TELEPHONE: 882-2299 chair, buffet court cup- ers, humidifier. micro- best Dishwasher kitchen French double bed, Chronographs, and inter- SMALL male, black and board $700 882-4042 LAUREN E. CHAPMAN, JILL S. WILLIAMS, wave, small appliances, ald. portable With energy Queen Anne Wingback esting wnst watches white mixed breed dog, CHARLES P. KLINGENSMITH pnnts and frames, rug saver, and wood top. ex GRINDER, brush, arbor and chairs, Queen Anne dro- 263-3229 light blue collar, Lake- miscellaneous, reason- cellent condition $100 motor on metal stand pleaf coffee table and leaf SHOTGUNS and rifles pOinte and Jefferson able 772-2949 884-0652 With wheels Industnal table, Mahogany vanities, wanted, Parker, Brown- area, reward, 521-4993 MONA LISA quality $50 882-8847 af- antique Windsor chairs, BUYING Ings, Smith, Fox, Win- COCKATIEL, (Ig Bird) Yel- ESTATE SALES 409 MISCELLANEOUS Mahogony corner china chester and others Pn- low gray With big orange AlUlCLfS GUNS, SWORDS ter 6p m cabinet Chippendale buf- Household Estate Sales & LiqUidations FOUR good rooms carpet, vate collector 478-5315 spots on Sides of her fet With ball and claw feet, Cash or Consignment CAR seats two, $25 each ANYTHING furniture, mlsc 773-2992 head, very tame Her French end tables and Potty seat. $5 Youth bed name IS 'Baby' Please PHONE 24 HOURS MILITARY OAK snack bar stools With coffee table, antique scale Sides, $20 pair 882-5748 return to owner, they are MONA n2-3556 774-9651 backs seat 26 Inches With weights sets of HaVI- ONE of a kind collection, 78 WANTED very heart broken 884 LISA n2-6407 MATCHBOX cas from hlgr one year old $149 land and lImoqe china mmlture cars, 771-9299 2912 1965, black wheels Few each new Will saCrifice, 2 and others USED POWER ESTATE & HOUSEHOLD SALES $99.00 COLOR TV kmg size Mmt In box for $150 772-3108, 779- 882-5622 SEWER AUGER S06 PET BREEDING BY MR. uG" & CO. WITH WARRANTY Authentlcast Imported 9734 3/4" or 1/2" SIZE 14700 East Jefferson lead soldiers from 40's QUEEN-SIZED Simmons 882-3244 EBONY Kawai $1 800, STUD SERVICE- for York 15 Years Experience + Excellent References Near Alter Road Sofa Sleeper Best Offer queen mattress and Call. 824.6399 shire and poodle 296 Buying Complete Household & Accessories 882-1095 DINETTE set, 4 ladderback WEDDING dress size 5 spnngs $200, telephone 1292 Sam& SaraGIordano NadIneSalesnlck chairs, round table, $100 $150 263-7699 bench, $35 hanging Tif- 500 ANIMALS 885-8140 OLIVETTI ET 225 Memory fany lamp $35, formlca 410 MUSICAL INSTRUMfNTS ADOPT A PET 600 AUTOMOTIVE . 155-!Q11 AMe LOVELY sofa and loveseat Typewnter, excellent con- kitchen set $50, hutch VIOLIN, bow and case, GROSE POinte Animal + by Flexsteel, white WIth dition, 3 years old, $8001 table and chairs, $450 1981 EAGLE, 4 wheel drive barely used $90 Eve- CliniC (on Kercheval) has green, excellent, was best offer 885-4600 Antique lamp $165, 822- wagon. 4 speed, amlfm nings and weekends 882- 3 lovely young dogs avail- $1,900, sell both $850 3649 cassette, good condition NAZI flag, Eagle finial, arm ------1705 able thiS week for adop- 777-6559 $1,400 886-3017 %JOtbow emote ~a~m band belt, all In box ALUMINIUM Storm Win tion We have a lovable ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD UOOIDATIONS BALDWIN Spinet Excellent BUY GOVERNMENT EXCELLENT conditlOn- Col- Since WN II, after 6p m and playful 1 1/2 year old dows (14) good condi- condition $1,200 882- Onial sofa, 2 Colomal ta- call 882-$847 tn-colored female Collie, Seized vehicles from Complet. servtc:e tion Make offer 885- 2481 bles, Cricket chair, Stlffel an adorable little black $100 Fords, Chevys Excellent Gl.n .nd Sharon Bur1l.tt 18,000 BTU Sears air con- 3781 885.0826 lamp, 2 room air condi- female Spaniel X and a Corvettes etc For Info References ditioner, new In box DINING room table With 6 PIANO. Kimball, used little, tioners 886-8B63 darling black and tan call (602) 842-1051, Ext $500 245-1973 chairs, old style, $130 never moved Best offer male Terner X puppy For 749 MOVING Sale- Black and 777-5024 After 6p m 886-0970 FIVE piece pine dlnelle set more information call us Decker Heavy duty elec 601 AUTOMOTIVE sofa, 2 Onental deSign IMPORTED granite stone tnc edger, $35, 16" head at 822-5707 CHRYSlER rugs, G E refngerator, HOUSEHOLD shears, $20, 14" line for 3-4 foot privacy wall, USED PIANOS stereo, 886-5270 DODGE 600 convertible trimmer, $15, 100' elec free 885-6215, evenings AT BARGAIN PRICES LABRADOR AKC, b~autlful and 1984, brown metallic triC cord, $5 spreader, Used Spinets-Consoles chocolate female, 1 112 35,000 miles, air condl $5 Garden tools, $1 Upnghts & Grands years 886-7040 ESTATE SALES tIonlng, automatic AMI each, hanging plants, $3- ABBEY PIANO CO APPRAISALS FM, power steering 5 839-8355 AZARS ROYAL OAK 541-6116 FREE to good home, 3 year ANTIQUES PURCHASED brakes, locks, $7000 PIANOS WANTED old red Doberman, needs SELF Pro-pelled Snapper 882-3244 We pay top dollar for old Onental rugs TOP CASH PAID much love 881-2439 771-1170 lawn mower, lawn edger Any size any condition $85 each, 885-2358 FIVE piece black Maxwln 1985 DODGE Daytona 5 ANTIQUES FREE killens, please come drums With 3 cymbals speed, air, tilt, power win TWO LAZY BOY chairs, and high hats, practically and get one 885-3075 dows, brakes, steering rust color were $480 1-BOO-622-RUGS 644-7311 new $450 774-4948 amlfm stereo cassette each, sell $175 each ANIMAL Hospital 5 teeny very well maintained 777-6559 Golf Clubs For Sale 411 OFFICE/IUSINESS weeny abandoned kittens 49,000 miles $4800 or TWO hot water tanks, Ford fQUll'MENT brought to us weeks ago best 779-9734, 7723108 NEW AND USED ridding mower ,(needs TWO excullve desks, 2 They have been given 1985 DODGE Daytona 5 bushing and starter) Large Selection small desks, chairs, re- very lOVing care by Dr speed, air, tilt, power Win Moped (needs carb) ception desk and John and staff They Will dows, brakes, steenng make offer, 22305 Kre Call evenings 882-8618 counter other Items be available to lOVing am/fm stereo cassette I mer, SI Clair Shores 2 Must sell moving I 772- homes thiS week 3 very well maintained block east of 10 mile off 4191 males, 2 females, 2 Tab- 49,000 miles, $4800 or Jefferson bies 2 black, 1 all gray best 7799734, 772-3108 MOVING Sale- formal gold MOVING Sale Oak execu- Because of special care The Missing LLNCI-: tive desk and credenza, 1983 5th Avenue, all avail leaf tables, 3 piece Colo- and speCial milk we Will secretarial desk office ask $10 per kitten Come able optIOns plus power .,'al !IVlf\g room furrl'ure I ~unroof and car phone size refngerator desk and see them. they are all paintings Must sell- Linking IndIViduals to Needs In the Community IS a table electronic type- wonderful little animals many new parts $4 400 cheap 268-5584 non-profit organization whose purpose is to coordi- wnter stereo equipment, 8828660 775-0800 FURNITURE SALE- sofa nate needs With resources ThiS IS accomplished by plaCing goods no longer needed by indiViduals and small file cabinets, as 1984 NEW Yorker excel FRIENDLY loveseat dining lablel t1artz[i) bUSinesses Into the hands of Metropolitan DetrOit sorted supplies Great LOVEABLE adult dogs and lent condition, loaded PROFESSIONAL chairs, stereo rablnet, Household Sales Charitable agencies Operating since 1971, LI NC is buysl Must see 885-2331 cats 1 year and up (need new tires new battery SERVICE reasonable prices 771- YOUR SPECIAL proud of the accomplishments rt has made and 9308pm good homes) For adop- brakes $5 100 882-6728 5896 strIVes to Increase rts resource base If have POSSESSIONS 'i0u tIOn information call recycabla Items, no longer of use to you, Operation BE WISE 1981 RELIANT K, 2 door ARE MY SUSAN HARTZ Northern Suburbs Animal BE ASSURE your dnnklng L1NC knows who can and Will use them Please call AMIFM casselle good SPECIAL CONCERN Welfare League Volun- 886-8982 water IS safe where ever L1NC at 882-6100 With our donation KFEP IT ADVERTISE conditIOn Must sell buy teer at 777.5110 or 463- Grosse Pointe City you are For Information MOVING' Ing new car First $995 450 Satisfied Chents In CALL 882-6900 7422 call 778 3607 takes 777-8956 the paS1 8 years CAMP KNIGHT OF THE PINES has requested a DINING room l,ke ne~\ SIX ROWBOAT ....,th oars and motor, outdoor FOLDING DODGE Aries 1984, 4 door 412 WANTED TO 8UY 412 WANTfD TO IUY ch;lIrs, table china cabl CHAIRS and CHAIRS and non-breakable dishes air AMIFM rear defog net, buffet $400 882- and flatware for 60-100 Camp Kmght offers a ger Very good condition camping experience for emotionally Impaired, lear- 0728 822-7421 DU MOUCHELLES ning disabled, phySically abused and economically KENMORE washerl dryer 2 deprIVed The Items listed would help these speCial BOOKS/USED AND RARE 1973 PLYMOUTH Duster years old excellent con needs so campers Will enJoy the summer BANQUET good motor $150 88? pllrchi'lsed for cClc;h or appraised d,ton white $300 gas TABLES and FOLDING CHAIRS are nf>pded at the 3461 0"<;"'1(><; ,1<;0 dp';lrpd Iin home consultations oven With top work., well STATE FAIR SENIOR CEN1ER 602 AUTOMOJIVE $75 884.Cl424 Telephone message pads. paper clips, staples, JOHN KING FOItD We buy for cash or take on consignments scotch tape, postage meter, legal pads any and 961-0622 1987 MUSTANG convert I HEAL TH msurance Indlvld ALL BASIC OFFICE EQUIPMENT IS needed at he antiques, onental rugs, paintings ble red With white top 4 ual Group Tpmporary office serving KIDS IN NEFD or DIRFCTION Mlfhlqan c; LClrgesl Book Store and fme furniture Full Covprage, Medlrare '-- • Clip and SClVP thiS Ad • -J cylinder automatic 1 900 actual miles air loaded supplement We have i' 1 he YOUTH LIVING CFNTERS Wlc;h Ii<;t Incluciee; il plan to meet your nepds paper shredder, water cooler a tr

------~----- June 2, 1988 9C ~."~C!oD..... "'.."...... DnintA_ ...... """ ..NAwe_ ..- 700 AfITS/FlATS/DUmX 700 AflTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/fLATS, DUPl£X 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 605 AUTOMOTIVE 613 AUTOMOTIVE 65 I iOlTS AND MOTOIIS flointes/Hlrper- Woods I'ointes/Hlrper Woods Pointes 1Horper Woods FOftD GENfftAL MOTOIIS FOIIEIGN WANTEO TO BUY 1358 MARYLAND, upper 2 UNWANTED cars wanted I 7-35HP boat motor 22305 SPACIOUS one bedroom 1471 WAYBURN, near 1967 Mustang, Anzonla car, 1982 black Trans Am 1967 MERCEDES Benz bedroom, $350 plus utili- Paying more than the Kremer St Clair Shores, apartment $425 monthly Mack, 3 bedroom upper, 90% restored, under loaded excellent condl: 250S Power sun roof, ties 884-2257 Agent 2 blocks east of 10 mile heat Ineludf'd 881-4693 new carpeting and deco- 69000 miles, $4,900 tlon 886 3100 leave body and engine good restl 882-8564 off Jefferson ratIOns through out, ROOMY 2 1/2 bedroom 826-8408 number condition $8 000 77? UPPER flat Ideal for ma lower flat, large kitchen, 2583 TOP $$ PAID stove, refndgerator, dls~1- CHEVETTE 1977, 4 speed BAVLlNER 1978 Skaget ture Single or young 1986 Mustang GT, white, For Junk, wrecked and un washer, $500 per month appliances, laundry. stor- SUPER Beetle convertible Mod 22 5, loaded 10h P Chnstlan couple $440 McClarin ground effects, new clutch/ tires/ paint wanted cars and trucks plus utilities Call days age, pnvate parking and 1975 (Herbie) Mint I Win Iroiling motor and down monthly 882 7363 MSW white rims, Hops, $600 881-0124 BUll AUTO PAnTS 962-4790 evenings 886- much more, $450 a ter stored bright yellow riggers Easy loader complete Kenwood, 8944488 1353 month plus utilities 372- 1986 Z-28 V 8, black With $5,500 9793570 or 879 WINDMILL Pomte area alarm system, tinted Win. trailer good shape 446 5614 red/gray, all extras, halt duplex decorated EXCEPTIONAL 3 bedroom dows, automatiC, loaded 2340 2300 30,000 miles, $10,900 651 10ATS AND MOTORS new kitchen must see brick flat, dining room, HEATED upper 5 room flat Mint 791.6600 from 10 to chapman alarm system, 1973 Mercedes 300 SEL LASER sailboat excellent 3314306 screened porch, washerl newly decorated, stove 5, after 5p m 465-7934 claSSIC Silver loaded 739-9919 BA YLiNER 1986 19 howrl conditIOn $1 300 885 dryer, two car garage, and refrigerator, refer- Excellent condition 1983 Mustang GLX COIl- der t 25 HP $6000 or 7862 EXECUTIVE LIVING ample storage, Cadieux! ence and depoSit Ideal 1980 Corvette, automatic $7 500 652 1690 vertlable, pertect condi- best 8843774 12 FOOT aluminum row SUITES Mack $595 Includes for adults, no pets 1-628- stored winters, looks new tion, automatic wire boat excellent condition heat 884-9054 1839 20 000 miles, $12500 or JAGUAR BALBOA 20 sWing keel wheels, stereo, 29 000 oars anchor $500 Eve best offer 775-3578 10h p Honda VHF radiO MONTHL Y LEASES RIVARD lovely 3 bedroom lAKEPOINTEJ Mack One miles Must see to appre BMW compass tully eqUipped nlngs 824-6442 Furnished Apartments Utili lower no pets, $750 per and two bedroom apart clate $6 300 884-2983 BUICK 1985 Electra T-type, MERCEDES ties Included Complete sleeps 4 tralier $4 200 1979 GLASTRON 26 260 month 881.8437 ments, $385/ month In excellent condition Mu"t With Housewares Linens, 1984 THUNDERBIRD V-8 BRITISH 885 6916 evenings mercrUiser 1-0 lower c1udlng heat Mabarak see 885-2028 GROSSE POinte area 1 Beautlfull Sun roof Auto reparr servICe Large Color T V And More Call 881-0001 1986 WEI LCRAF1 ?900 hours excellent condi- bedroom apartment, ap- stereo With tape deck, all 1982 CADILLAC Blarntz parts Inventory Drop off For Appolntlnent expless loaded low tion $19000 or best Slip pliances, laundry, park- power, Loaded 886-3995 blue, 47000 miles, Im- downtown Delrol! and 474.9770 701 APTS/FlATS/DUflUX hours 751 3242 01 979 avalable Call 7733343 Ing, utilities, HBO In- maculate completely Grosse POinte ?1 years Detroit IWayne County 1975 MUSTANG, auto- 7538 t 986 SEARA Y 250 Sun NEFF transfer leaves spa eluded, $325/month 885- maintained and garaged - 10 mechaniCS NEAR Grosse POinte, large matiC, air loaded, 54,000 dancer very low hours, CIOUS upp two bedroom 6648 $10 500 882-9265 J & L CUSTOM AUTO CAL-20 sailboat good con miles clean $1 650 821 very nice one bedroom CENTRE dillon new salls Negot'a excpllent condition, ask- sunroom two baths stall PARK Lake POint near 1983 IMPALA 4 door good upper refinished hard 7430 bIt; Call 821 1895 "'Cl nn MII<;! <;pll shower TVV0 rnrrnp<; CharlevOIX, upper flo.t one condition $2350 1987 wood floors appliances 1980 Mustang, automatiC, 8856867 Carpeted large liVing bedroom, Includes stove/ Yugo, low mileage runs 839-6940 1987 ('1 POWFR BOA1 $385 343-0255 power steering and dining room breakfast refrigerator, garage, pre- excellent, 365-6396 Ask for Dean made down south 653 10AT flAIITS AND room Private entrance fer non/smoker, no pets, 1-941 Whittier Upper one power brakes, am/fm 63mph 260 mercrUlser SEIIVICE 1985 REGENCY 1984 7331 BMW delphm ResponSible adults no $375 Includes heat, 824- bedroom, carpeted. appll' stereo cassette, clean, Inboard/outboard stain Brougham red, all op- grey/ red interior and red BOAT Mdlntenance Col- pets, smokers Large ances $350, secunty, eef. runs good $1,850 881 less "teel prop 350 3033 tions, very clean, asking pinstripe all factory lege student available for kitchen With appliances erences 778-2338, 886- 8981 Chew EZ loader trallef NEFF Road, 2 bedroom $8,000 Call after 5p m eqUipped 5 speed, ser any type of work Experl Separate basements, fur 5147 1988 LINCOLN LSC, 1m and covers Included enced 771 3<195 ask for duplex available July 1st, 885-0985 vice records up to dale naces TWo garages GROSSE POinte City, Neff maculate condition black $20000 886-4344 DaVid $600 Call after 6PM 882- 47000 miles stored win Good references a must Road Upper flat, near With black BBS wheels 1983 CELEBRITY CL V-6, MONTEGO 25 foot sClllboat 0245 ters Immaculate rondl Walk to private beach Village, carpeting, appli- asking $21,500 must see many extras clean 654 IOAT STOItAGE/ lion Art 881 4550 pVP 1984 2 Ilbs With mainsail Bon Secours $650 TWO bedroom apartment ances SUitable for cou to appreclatel 885.6867 $4,200 884-2142 DOCKAGE nmgs full Illstrumentation VHS monthly 885-2209 atter $375 331-8880 pie 885-1411 CADILLAC Fleetwood 9 9 outboard motol WELL WITH HOiSt, 10 1/21 12 noon 1981 ACCORD 4 door PARK. two bedroom apart- 1980 Pinto, 4 speed, good Broughm 1984, extra cruise eqUipped head Jefferson Up to 32 773- THREE bedroom lower on Ivory 5 speed air GROSSE POinte Woods ment, excellent location, Haverhill, carpeting. ap- condition, runs great, clean, only 34,000 miles, and galley recent survey 2992 stereo, 77 000, well main two bedroom duplex, private basement $425 $900 372-1091 loaded, best offer over available excellent condl pliances, no pets $375 talned $2 700 886 8662 large kitchen With appli- plus utilities 823-2424 $12,200 7794941 or tlon Evenmgs 8827314 PRN ATE well on Lake St plus utillies 886-1758 af SABLE, 1986 LS. excellent ances dlnmg L fireplace, HONDA CRX SI 1985 All Clall 11 mllel Jefferson 1993 VERNIER- upper 5 ler 6 condition, loaded best of- 884-6358 1982 198 Bayliner Capri garage, nicely decorated options excellent cOlldl area HOiSt, water elec rooms, decorated $525 fer 777-8387 1978 MALIBU 4 door, V-8, Bowrlder , trailer, 125 With beige carpet, $650 CADIEUXI Morang 1 be- lion Black on black on triC Year round storage 885-2808, after 6p m room apartment, appli- automatic, AM/FM, power horsepower Volvo Penta plus security 886-6400 1987 XR7 COUGAR black 881-0885 to 26 777-5876 I/O AM/FM stereo sWim KINGSVILLE spaCIOUS, ances, heat, qUiet, Ideal Loaded, white, grey leather steering, good condition 1007 BEACONSFIELD, 1984 MAZDA 626 LX 2 platform, half camper top beautiful, newly deco- for mature $325 882- Intenor, power wlndowsl $795 881-8126 after SUMMER Dockage 35' slip July 1, 2 bedroom lower, door, 5 speed Loaded compass $6500 886- rated, appliances, micro 4132 locks/antenna/trunk, digi- 5p m at Belle Mar Harbor Call attractive, clean, all appli- air AM/FM cassette With wave II1cluded $390 tal dash, well cared for 6914 7766670 ances, off street parking, SPACIOUS three bedroom CIMMARON -1985 V6, au- 884-4214 $13,000 822-1777 equalizer 15 aluminum flat Kitchen With appll tomatic, fully loaded, WINDSURFER Free Style BOAT Dockage 10 mile carpeted, $425 343-0797 wheels With high pertor ances, dining room 33,000 miles, one owner, 1986 With Mistral Rig ex HARCOURT. Upper, 2 MUSTANG 1987 LX, 50, 5 mance tires cruise new and Jefferson area 19 It NOTTINGHAM south of cellent condition 885 large bedrooms, liVing screened porch, washer/ speed alarm, black, asking $7,800 881-3306 and under 7764585 Jefferson 2-bedroom brakes Looks & runs room, dining room, small dryer garage, ample stor- $9,700 294-2340 0793 lower flat, Iivlngroom, din- 1979 Caprice ClaSSIC, ex- greatl $6,300 881-7667 library/ den, summer age KenSington $595 cellent condition 83,000 SCARAB 400 1987 last II1g room, kitchen Includ- 1986 COUGAR LS, light 1979 DATSUN ?OOSX au 655 CAMPEIIS porch, 2 1/2 baths New Includes heat 884-9054 blue loaded 40000 miles Asking $1 800 40 built loaded 70 Ing appliances walking carpeting throughout lornatlc no air rr!<;settp CADIEUX/ I 94 Nice area miles power moon roof 881-9531 hour" $99 900 8211 1982 Starcraft camper/ distance to Sempla bus $950 756 2639 Kitchen appliances Ga- large clean upper flat 3546 only 15 minutes from $\:1,400 or best 774-9755 1986 BLACK- Fiero, show trailer, sleeps 6 furnace, rage No pets $900 per 1979 MERCEDES Benz downtown finanCial dls- Washer prtvlleges Cats weekdays after 6 room condition, 5-speed, 22' PFARSON Electra Ice box range excellent month After 6 pm 824. 240D Call 8868874 after tnct $500/month piUS utll okay Student" or profes- air conditiOning, premium 1962 fiberglass claSSIC condlon, little used, 1508 June 15th occu- 1981 Capn, AM/ FM, sun 4p m Monday Friday Itles Security and refer- Sional types preferred sound system, extended 1984 Johnson 75 OB $2,500 884-6581 pancy roof, manual transmis- $7 400 or best offer Very ences reqUired No pets $325 plus utilities 884- warranty, and more, radiO, Instruments spin 1968 WAGON master, pop- Slon, good conditIOn low good condition 88 000 Available Immediately PARK. 5 room, 1,100 5616, evenings $5,800 886-1326 naker $3900 882 1712 up camper, sleeps 6, miles, call Mark after miles 331-5084 square foot lower, ga- GROSSE POinte VICInity, 6p m 882-5402 1977 OLDS Cutlass Su- MERCURY 4 1/2 hp motor stove, Sink heater, rage, cable, separate 1972 MERCEDES 280 SE PARK 1 bedroom lower, newly decorated two bed- preme, $600 Solid trans- With gas can $300 cooler, $400, call KeVin basement, appliances, 45, beautiful Maroon appliances, parkmg, room upper $285 343- 603 AUolOMOTIVE portation. Call evenlrlgs, Leave message 526.92BB after 5P M 881 7831 separate utilities, en- GENERAl MOTOJIIS . With tan leather power $425 Includes heat, 885- 0255 882-6217 closed porch, non- Asking $4 700 884-3878 1959 ChriS Craft 30 open 0031 1988 GMC JIMMY. loaded, 656 MOTOIIIIKES smoker duplex 822- MA YFIELDI Hayes, two 1983 FIREBIRD, clean, 4 759-4240 skiff tWin 130 s, many 6,000 miles, 4 year ex- 4457 bedrooms, 1 1/2 securtty, cylinder, 4 speed, must extras claSSIC condition CARRIAGE House Grosse tended warranty, FIAT 1982 SPIDER 2000 1984 YAMAHA Rlva $275 month 884-8080 sell $3,500 839-7185 $13 500 882 4358 after POinte Farms spacIous 1444 Somerset, 3-bedroom $16,000 772-7414 convertible 25 000 miles scooter 180cc, helmet 6 one bedroom apar1ment upper flat, hardwood TWO bedroom, fireplace, 1979 OLDS Delta 88, no green With Ian leather 1982 BUick Electra •Estate too, $500 886-901 1/2 block from Lake floors, appliances, ga- Warren- Chatsworth All rust, excellent condition Mint condition $6 000 1987 DONZI 22 foot 2 plus wagon, loaded, 1 owner, completely remodeled, rage $625 I month, 885 appliances Included 883-6831 882-4321, 886-2886 3 350 Alfhl one Merc $4,800 886-9886 625 square feet plus tOO $295 882-7065 Aluminum double axle 657 MOTOIICYClES 6648 1981 Cadillac Fleetwood square feet storage area, 606 AUTOMOTIVE trailer Excellent condl BEDROOM lower apart 1986 Century and Somer- Formal Llmo- Pnvate 1974 Honda 550, good con- heated garage, kitchen J((PS/4.WHEEl tlon Must selll $29,000 ment, Harper/Cadieux set $5,995 or best offer southwest car Stored ditIOn new tire/ battery, appliances, $775/ month, Or best offer 881-6355 GROSSE POINTE area Air, refrigerator 1988 GMC JIMMY loaded must sell, make offer plus gas and electnc, se- 1986 BUick Skylark winters $7,5001 or offer MOVING AND STORAGE stove $315 monthly In- 6 000 miles 4 year ex. 1979 17ft Impenal 105 CI cunty depOSit, references, $7,495 or best offer 1986 884-8723 Call 824-7023 COMPANY cludes heat 884-6080 tended warranly engine outboard $2 800 Park priVileges Reply BUick Park Avenue ------MECHANIC'S dream 1983 $16,000 772-7414 HONDA 1981 CB 900 With Reasonable Rates DEVONSHIRE off Chandler $8,995 or best offer Call - Ids C I err a full y or best offer 8858479 or POBox 36063, Grosse 0 farrmg and exlras e)(cel Reliable Service Park Drtve- Newly deco- CAN you buy Jeeps, Cars 8851074 POinte Farms, MI 48236 Local Long Distance Budget Rent-A-Car, GP eqUiped Has engine lent cOlldltlon, $1495 or & rated two bedroom upper 4x4 s seized In drug raids 885-7200 or 882-4622 nOise $2,650 or best of- SAILBOAT Chysler Bucca best, 651 1868 call after FIVE room apartment two one half heat Included for under $100? Call for 822-4400 1984 TRANS Am, low fer Call after 4p m 881 neer 18' With trililer 5P M bedrooms appliances appliances Ideal for ma facts today 602 837 $1 800 884-9034 carpet hPAt parkll1g Free Estimates miles, most options, ex 6868 t984 Honda Odysspy 4 ture, working couple or 3401, ext 233 824-3849 cellent condition $7,699 22' CRESTLINER 1978 wheeler With roll bars Single, $350, negotiable 1980 BUICK Regal, 2 door, 882-5295 610 AU OMOTIVE Cuddy cabin loaded all Hardly used mint condl LaVons Rental and Prop automatiC, 6 cylinder SflOItTS CAItS accesoriPs radiO 225 hp tlOn nepds brakes only erty Management, 773- 1973 BUick Electra, 95% good condition, asking Inboardl Outbomd OMC $1 050 5269?88 lE'ave 2035 restored to mint condi- $1 750 294-3861 1985 CORVFTIE ? tone T1fE tIOn Best offer 822.3379 grey Bose stereo glass engine 150 hours message BEACONSFIELD near 1977 CADI LLAC Fleetwood $9,500 8823366 after 6p m top leal her seats excel Mack nice 2 bedroom 4 door, $1,100 or offer 13LAKI~ lent condition $18 200 LASER 1974 14 foot sat! lower $225 references 1980 BUICK Regal, clean 772-7113 or after 3P M 657 MOTOftCYClES 8869362 boat trailer, extrAS ( :<)~II~\.'\y necessary, prefer mature well maintained, $2 550 383-6900 ask for Nick $1 600 886 0269 workers 821 4386 or best 759-0067 NISSIAN 3007X 1986 ('al YAMAHA 1982 titled 85 XT ONE and TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS avail- 1982 CAVALIER clean, Ifomla car loaded 5 C L 16 FOOT Sat! boat 200 Street and trail bike able In Harper Woods, St Clair Shores and East UPPER, clean, qUiet 2 1985 REGAL, am/ fm $1 800 or best offer 773- <;pppd 42 000 miles A"k 1985 clean and com Adult owned like new DetrOit Secure location, close to shOpping and bedroom With appliances stereo, air 48 000 miles 4851 mg 13300875 t220 pletp north sails blue $975 88t 8981 transportation, well maintained grounds, and 469-4807 excellent condition hull c;horelander Irailer prompt management $5 800 or best 445 3078 CADILAC Fleetwood TOYOT A 1g85 MR2 reo 5 1976 Honda 750 Super HARPER Woods I bed $3800 or best 884 0652 00 00 after 6 Brougham 1979 4 door spE'Pc1 eV0ry factory op Sport $475 886 8129 Rents from '410 to '550 room apartment near St sedan Florida car driven tlon npw Eagle G r s John s Hospital, available 1988 BE RETIA GT auto 16' STARCRAFl bowrlder For more Information please call our office Monday- 6 months per year Re 30 000 miles $8 500 or June 15th $400 884 matlc black metalliC un 85 h P John"on Heavy 651 MOTOII HOMES Friday 95 tired couple anginal own best offer 8813306 0501 der 10,000 miles air lilt Duty Calkins tilt trallp[ ers Immaculate body 881.6100 steenng, cruise must SE'II 1981 Corvette 46000 Low hours Exlra<; GMC ELEGANZA 1t ?6 ft powdE'r blue moon roof Loaded Color TV mlrco $10,500 call 5472781 rlllit:'~ c.rt"aln elliLt:;IIUI au ::.) 8UO 881 o"9j::1 tlt:Ur-VHU- large upper 2 tilt steering crUise con tomatlc c1P8n $10 ')00 Triple Air AlWAyS stored bedroom flat Freshly 1981 CHEVETTE auto trol electnc locks and 1973 ('RYSLER ?4 ruddy ::'931642 In'w!e Low III IIE'') excel painted plentiful closet matlc, power steenng Windows new transmls vpry clean 111 walpr tWill lE'nl condition One of the space Stove refrigerator 1980 CORVE T1F whltP Volvo 120 s 4 cylinders brakes air low miles Sian and muffler With I'fe clE'anest In tllP Mldwesl hlup leAthpr IntPrtor tJust a Note ! laundry tn basement runs great $1 000 882 time warranty new bat- Ship 10 Shorp hPAd Tan S?8 500 1 offer 8860871 Hent Included, $450 tery Call any hour 771 loaderl Bo"p <;tprpo 77? dam trailer marf' $7 300 8564 COMPUTER HOURS monthly plus serurtty AI 4908 Asking $4 800 9584 NE'W bOAI commg e;oon 1980 SEVILLE loaded low 1986 FALCON 19 foot ex 886-8096 9 '1p m 8818911 Aftpf mileage exellent condi- 1984 MAZDA RX 7 44 000 cellpnl ronr1ltlon 12 700 ooun cusrOMrns 604 AUTOMOTIVE Sp m 8855254 GROSSE POinte Schools 3 tion Firm $5,600 Call af milp<; fully IOCloNJ Our (0 llrlL,IN hours 6 't 1q ')00 7762070 8 A M ter 5p m 465 2837 8858983 M()r~I)A Y 8 ,1 1'1 ') P rn at JeffPrson $450 886 1972 MERCEDES 350SL fO'lt Vf E Sport 10 foot <1 3() r M Mond:1Y rrl RED HOT bargaln,>1 drug \ II Jf '-,DA Y {} .1 rn 12 Noon 9770 or 939 3957 Signal rE'd ? lop" winter '12 AUTOMOnVE beam tWin 1gO c., low dealers cars boat,> OilY storE'r1 $ t 5 000 or besl VANS hours IOAnpd $39 gOO I Wf [)r..Jf Sf \A Y 11 a m 5 p m LARGE 2 bedroom apart planE'S rep'd Surphl<; t 983 TRAVELCRAFT offer Carl 88') 2331 9 3430094 \ IllimSD/l.Y 8drn 6pm ment above storefronts Your area Buyers gUide 1979 DODGE Royale 1 ?3 "Ipeps 6 "elf con 30a m to 9p m f HIDAY 8 il rn 6 p rn 3525 Nottingham corner ton mAny f'xtms $? gOO SAILBOATI Outboard 100 l1,, to r0111f' If) (<1118fl? 690d Bed ,ll;111S (AhIIlPt<; 8208 conr1ltlon $? 1 ()()() or hpe;t CLEAN, qUiet one bedroom during thr'op haUlS During the rompuler down I Brougham low mileage 19B1 VW Rabbit air AM/ apartment stove and re- Be'>! n(ff>r 884 7162 olfPr 771 1284 Innp WP 1/f' urlilble to usp our If'rmll1(115 to Ir1 I excellent rondltlon FM caS"E'lte e)(cellent 1985 10 SE ARA Y c.,pdAn \ [Jut ('11' 6 9?88 L ('ClVP rne" MOI1(hy' l' d TlJ(>qJ lye; vln l'iHP John"on trflilpr lion Owner musl sell No plus security 362 1066 extra" $1 900 c;J11Aftpr On 1upsdays we must follow reasonAble offer refused 1981 TOYOTA Corolla 613 A MOTIVE U fUTY Irpeed, AM/FM from trurk hed In( ludes WANTED TO IUf we do not cause costly produc I AL TER. CharleVOIX Grosse CAssettE' $1 100 774 1978 Spa Ray $5 ( ) 000 spare tires And IArp $350 POinte Side t bedroom, 1985 PONTIAC STE WANTED good u"Pr1 cars tlon prrnttng delays 2732 hours on enqmt. mu"t or bp"t offpr 881 2979 $250 Includes heat First loaded ETR sterE'O With and trucks al"o wrpcked "plI no trAiler 88::' 8961 THF. C:ROSSE POINTE ~'EWS month free 88tl 0031 cassette sun roof excel 1974 rlAT Spyder Calfor or repalrahlps 77 1 8%3 nlA car pristine condition lent condition 884 9017 FORMULA 258 foot Free Grosse NOTTINGHAM , one bed. $5,950 firm, 882-0154 want your beal up Gilr 882-6900 dom CrUiser 1977 fan room upper very nice, all 1971 OLDS 442, 455, auto Jim 372-9884 Days Pointe News tAStlC condition Must sell matlc, poSI, excellent con 1987 MAZDA RX7 Turbo, ;:) _J appliances, Include heat JUNK Cars wanted $14 500 or best offer dltlon, $5,7w, ue~t offer black low miles loaded, 882.6900 plertrtr $.195 A82'()746 Charles 372 7853 882-5305 771-3387 886-4511 June 2, 1988 Grosse Pointe News 10C

701 Am/fLATS/Durux 702 ArTS/fLATS/DUmX 70S HOUSES FOil ~NT _ 707 HOUSES FOI IlENT 716 OFFICES/COMMERCIAL HOUSES FOil SALE 720 1l00MS FOR IIENT t • aoo Detroit/W.yne County S.C.S/Macomb County rointesl Herper Woods S.C.S./M.comb County FOIt IlENT ST. CLAIR SHORES FARMS 3 bedroom Ranch, WATERFRONT- 3 bed- ONE.BEDROOM, air condi- SPACIOUS 2 200 square 15001 KERCHEVAL HOMESTEAD ,Lake MiChl' Near Marter rd Family foot apartment, 2nd floor Immaculate, capable of room, St Clair Shores CLEAN, qUiet home tioned carpeted appli- 2,400 square feet office or -gan south beach, 3 bed. room 3 bedrooms, tiled ances Workmg smgle or Ideally sUited for execu- gIVIng TLC References $1 095 259-3215 ProfeSSional person over room, 3 bath, Hawks No pets own utilities __ ' _ retail 884-2257 basement, and central air couple no pets no lease tive or professIOnal 40- must be same Sleep- Nest 1 bedroom plus 15326 MACK. Notllngham, conditioning highlight thiS Seven Mile/Schoenherr adults on Jefferson near $950 after 6p 01 886- CLINTON river two bed- Ing room With private queen sofabed, 2 baths, Grosse POlnle Park brick ranch home Great area 879-8103 13 1/2 Mile, SI Clair 2044 rooms, fireplace boa- phone line Call before (313) 852-8443 1,700 square toot, com- buy at $66,900 Shores, 2- car heated TWO bedroom bungalow, twell, $545, lease secu- 6PM Courville and War- merCial/ retail adjacent to HARBOR SPRINGS, Har- ST. CLAIR SHORES VERY Nice modern 1 bed garage 150 foot of prl. new kitchen With dish. rlty 465-1557 ren area (safe neighbor. room apartment- car Park Place Cafe 884- bor Cove, luxury condo, Easy walk to LakevlPw vate balcony 2 bedrooms washer bathroom With hood) Weekly plus de- 2257 Agent sleeps 9, heated pool, Schools and St Ger- peted parking. Chalmers (both With walk-In clos. 701 HOUSES WANTED TO RENT POSit 885-3039 ceramic tile, carpet, paint suana and private beach maine's frrom thiS 3 bed- Near East Outer Drive ets) 2 baths TV room or plus all new appliances OFFICE Space, 16349 East 'By Owner' rates Avail. room brick ranch, central $260 per month mcludes den Own laundry room RESPONSIBLE woman, available Immediately Warren, at CourVille. STRAIGHT worklilg male able for late sprmg and air, finished basement, heal 5268010 or 881 mid 30 s mteresled In or washer/ dryer Country rent $625, call Monday 12x14 utilities Included, 3542 Fully furnished sleeping summer rentals Days garage $61,900 size kitchen (20x15) all through Friday between 6 2 bedroom dwelllllg In will recarpet $95 a room 8 and Gratiot, $60 965 9409 Evenings and ST. CLAIR SHORES OUTER Drlve/ Warren appliances carpeted Llv and 9, 882-3611 Grosse POinte area for month, leave message per week plus security Week ends 281-1802 Family room With fireplace 4205 Bedford upper 1 Ing room and dlnlilg area July 1st Excellent refer- THREE bedroom brick 885-6869 575-9386 and 3 bedrooms highlight bedroom kitchen Wlttl carpeted With gas fire- ences 756-6080 home, fireplace, Grosse Grosse Pomte Farms 724 VACATION RENTAL thiS quality bUilt 1 owner appliances $305 per place wet bar Ample 721 VACATION IIENTAL RESORTS POinte Schools available 'ON THE HILL' brick ranch $75,900 See month Includlllg heat closet and cupboard 70. TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS flORIDA July 1st, $675 779 6200 Office space for lease above ONT ARIO- Kmgsville 2 It todayl plus secuflly occupdrc I space throughout Heat FOR RENT National Bank of Detroit PORT Charlotte, new, fur- bedroom cottage Sandy ST CLAIR SHORES June 1s1 Home Owners Included No pets Avail WOODS 3 bedrooms, ga- LAKESHORE Village, beau- nished condo on golf Extra large master bedroom rage, basement patio Carpeted, heat, air In- beach, peaceful One I 7740033 able on or about July 15 tiful 2 bedroom town cluded JanitOrial service course 2 bedrooms, 2 1/ hour from DetrOit $3401 and Intenor remodeling $925 886-D871 No pets $650 293-1642 house central air club OUTER Drlve/ Warren bl-weekly 2 baths, rent or annual week 1-519-733-5778 highlight thiS three bed- house and pool facilities 4230 Courville Jpper 2 ELEVEN Mile and Jeffer 886-2240 881-6402 lease non-smokers only room brick ranch near the GREAT Grosse POinte all appliances Included WHISPERING Pmes resortJ bedroom living room with son o.paclous and airy 1 8868249 lake See It todayl Woods location- great GROSSE POINTE WOODS hunting and fishing, thiS bedroom many fine ap- 885-8486 I natural fireplace Immedl $73650 house Convenient - mosl IS Just the place you've ate occupancy $365 per poliltments near x ways ON Lake SI Clarr (Nautical CENTURV 21 AVID needs Within walklilg dls RETAIL-OFFICE FlOrida looked for to get away month plus security Ideal for qUiet non smok Mile) RIViera Terrace, 2 778-8100, tance Two 1/2 bedrooms 21308 Mack 2,100 sq ft from the city life The Home Owners 7740033 Ing mid-age or senior No bedrooms, 2 baths, heat Resort bll":h rJ.rlc~ .. th :;, r~ttlr-::.I FlvP 14">(17' pRf'ellp(i UP and the m dst of the pets 7/8 / <'bU or ~tl4 air, water pool and club- Condominiums NEAR Grosse POinte, .3 NOTTINGHAM south of fireplace refrlgeratorl offices beautiful Hlwatha Forest 3360 house $730/ month 773- WEST COAST bedroom brick Cololllal, 1 Jefferson Grosse POinte stove. neutral colors, plus one large conference of Thunder lake In ManiS- 7674 or 7499788 1,2,3 Bedroom 12 baths natural lire- Park '3 bedroom lower NEW Townrlouse 2 bed large backyard, air condi- or storage room tique Relax on a modern Beachfront place, leaded glass win- large front porch living rooms 1 1/2 baths, air tioning No pets One STILLMEADOW CONDOS lake front 2 bedroom From $375 Weekly dows new furnance and room with natural fire garage 15 and Harper year lease $600 monthly Clinton Township, 15 and MEDICAL SUITES cabin With boat $175 per CALL TOLL FREE water heater, 2 car ga- place, formal dining $725 a I"lonth 881-4817 plus utilites and securuty Harper area New luxury 20861 Mack 900-2,000 sq week Also offered IS one 1-800-237-9831 rage Call 885-9094 for room kitchen with pantry 2 bedroom ranch, town- ft BETWEEN 11 and 12 mile depoSit Call 882-9153 larger cabin With deck appomtment 20825 Mack 1,500 sq ft HUTCHINSON ISLAND 1 bath back deck lin off GraMt completely fur houses carnage houses and fireplace $250 881- Large Rear Parkmg Area North of Stuart Ocean front COLONIAL located Grosse Ished basement Avail nlshed newly decorated WOODS 3 bedrooms, 1 5 Private antrance and ga- 0819 or (906)573-2480 beautifully furnished 2 POinte Woods, three bed- able July 1st $500 a 2 bedroom basement baths ftreplace, garage, rage All appliances and 884-1340 886-1068 bedroom SUite, private rooms, 1 1/2 baths, fam- month plus utilities 331 apartment, non/smoker basement, S800 881 air conditlolling Starting beach, pool, tennis 100 HOUSES FOil SALE Ily room, large liVing room 8421 Includes all utilities also 3093 at $550 per month With 1 GROSSE POINTE WOODS year lease Hurryl Call Mack north of Vernier Yearly rental $750/month With natural fireplace, for- MACK at Nottingham Utili washer and dryer, $400 THREE bedroom, 1 1/2 First Offering 882-2555 between 7 1,500 square feet, excel- 751-5588 882-4900 mal dining room, large ties, appliances, one bed. Lavons Property Manage- bath bungalow flilished HARPER WOODS 30a 01 - 7 30p 01 lent for office or retail 2 kitchen, fmlshed base- room startmg at S315 ment 773-2035 basement garage $750 Absolutely georgeous brick lavs central air Ask for 722 VACATION IlENTAL ment, new Side dnve, ga- studio $280 Call Monday monthly plus utilities ranch on qUiet dead end les 884-3550 OUT OF STATE rage, vacant, $126,900, through Friday 8a m - APARTMENT BUilder gOll1g TWO BEDROOM luxury street Custom features 371-2592 296-7473, 882-3463 5p m 885-7191 on vacatIOn has reduced condo, 2,000 square feet PARK PLAZA, Grosse STOWE Vermont, Trapp Include Three bedrooms, rents on one bedroom NON-SMOKING couple With In Grosse POinte Woods Pomte Park, up to 1,100 family lodge guest house NEWLY decorated Cape 5115/ 17 NOTIINGHAM two full baths, large apartments In St Clair small children who would Two car garage One square feet Available for 2 bedroom, 2 bath, natu- Cod situated In great reasonable rent many kitchen With bUlll-lns, Shores and Roseville appreciate a nice big year lease Security de- Immediate occupancy ral fireplace Sleeps 6, area In Grosse Pomte extras Call 882-6272 for overSized two car garage, Immediate occupancy brrck home v.lth central POSit Available July 15th Reasonable rent Full ser- early August, 882-9260 Woods Three bedrooms, Information and appOint- private yard With bnck pa- 772-0831 air In Harper Woods No 886-4049, 748-3090 vice or net net Ask for one and half baths, family ment Near Clly Airport PETOSKEY -Harbor tiO Grosse POinte pets Call after 4p 01 room, NFP In Iivlilg room, TWELVE mile off Little WINDWOOD POINTE CON- Mr Prillce Monday Springs, Pnsltne Victorian Schools anginal owner LARGE upper, unfurnished 521-8799 flillshed basement With Mack, one bedroom, DOMINIUM. A stone's through Frday 9a 01 to on little Traverse Bay East Outer Drive near bedroom and full bath, $395 LaVons 773-2035 throw from Grosse POinte 4 30p 01 822-0012 (419)-422-6640 ST CLAIR SHORES Courville 2 bedrooms, 706 HOUSES FOil RENT Super sharp three bedroom two car attached garage, Detroit I W.yne County SpaCIOUS, almost new two PRIME space In Grosse roof porch, appliances 9 MILE and Kelly, 1 bed- brick home III beautiful privacy fence, $137,500 bedroom, two bath condo POinte Village, office or CANADA cottage Lake Hu- Ideal for working or re room upper, approxI- BISHOP and Mack, newly family neighborhood New 862 South Brys, No Bro- boasts such features as bUSiness, 1200 square ron, one hour 15 minutes tired couple $350 a mately 800 square feet, redecorated 2 bedroom, Insulated Windows, newer kers Please 881-5152, library, spacIous kitchen feet, 822-6094, 881-0655 from Grosse POinte Will month, security depOSit heat Iilcluded, Ideal for $550 881-1752 roof, full basement and 881-3481 With bay Window, natural accomodate 5 people and references 286-2549 middle aged lady or re- PRIME location, 1,200 much more Very IlIce HOUSE for rent, 3 bedroom fireplace, laundry room, comfortably 15 Miles or 886-1426 tired, $425 heat Included, square feet, profeSSional home Asking $69,500 bungalow on McCormick sun deck, attached ga- North of Sarnl8 $300 call Lavon 773-2035 office Immediate occu- DEVONSHIRE between nice area of Detroit, cen- rage, full basment, all ap- week 882-8167 BE WISE Warren I Chandler Park, pancy 777-0155 DETROIT'S BEST BUY 9 MILE ROAD/ tral air, garage, IlIce yard, pliances Including washer mce two bedroom lower, SpacIous four bedroom JEFFERSON stove and refrrgerator 111- & dryer Available August FORMER accounttng office, 723 VACATION RENTAL with liVing room, dining brick home In fantastic luxury 1 bedroom unfur- cluded, available June 1st 1,400sq ft street level, NOll THEliN MICHIGAN ADVERTISE room, kitchen, one car neighborhood Two full nished apartment Imme- 15th $550 perlmonth, CHAMPION & BAER INC Warren/ Cadieux area TRAVERSE City, large 2 garage Includes appli- baths, natural fireplace, diate occupancy $460 $600 security, references, 884-5700 882-9300 bedroom condo, sleeps ances, available soon finished basement, new . CALL per month 6 month lease 839-4810 RIVIERA Terrace, two bed- SMALL office, 17901 East 8, fully eqUipped kitchen, Only $410 monthly which carpet and fresh decor and security depoSit 885- rooms, two baths, most Warren. Answenng and on beach, Grand Trav- Includes heat 885-0172 THREE bedrooms, natural Asking $31,900 With zero 1900 fireplace, dining room, deslreable middle level secretanal service avail- erse Bay, Indoor sWim- down 882.6900 LOVEL Y modern one bed- APARTMENT- 1 and 2 bed- hardwood floors, newly Heat, air, water, pool, able 885-1900 ming pool, plenty of res- Stieber Realty room apartment- car- clubhouse Includea, taurants and things to do room, 9 Mile Road, St decorated, convement to GROSSE POinte Woods, 2 775-4900 peted- air condltloned- $775/ month 258-7576 Plnestead Reef July 16 GROSSE POINTE Clair Shores, shopplilg Downtown and Grosse commerCial spaces for parklng- Whltlier near days, 772-4541 evenings to July 23, 1 week 778- OPEN SUNDAY 2PM.4PM WOODS Brick Colollial and bus transportation POinte, $470 monthly lease, 1,600 sq ft each Kelly Road $320 per 8910 FARMS on 4Ox145 landscaped 775-4592 Call 822-5129 TWO bedroom lakeshore or 3,200 sq ft combined month including heat Richard School walk-to con- lot 2 car garage, new Condo, With appliances, 19839, 19841 Mack Air HARBOR Spnngs- newly 881-3542 GREATER/ Mack and 8 1/2 PRIME location SpacIous 3 venience Comfortable, drive and garage floor central air, mlillmum 2 conditiOning, forced air, refurnished. attractive 4 Mile rd area One bed. bedroom Cololllal, bright five bedroom English Tu- First floor liVing room, TWO bedroom upper 131u year lease, $595 a Immediate occupancy, bedroom, 2 bath house room lewlf decorated sunny family room, gor- dor, approXimately 2000 22x12 With natural fire- ral fireplace, all, If I II month plus utilities and 881-5965 located on Main Street Cdrpe't. j stove and re geous new kitchen, plush square feet New furnace, place, formal dlnmg room ances and heat Included security depOSit 646-8093 Available for ski and sum- frrgerator, heated Imme- carpet, fireplace, new fur. N E screened porch, 12x11 '6" Family room $400 267-6477, 882- THE MARK I BLDG, mer rentals Days diate occupancy 286- nace, 3 blocks from VII. ST. CLAIR- luxury condo, code work completed 20'X8' Kitchen 13'8" With 6449 23230 MACK AVE (616)526-6231, evenings 8256 lage, $700 or rent while 1,500 square feet, 2 bed- 234 McKinley Road attached pantry 8'X3' 6" ST CLAIR SHORES (616)526-6629 GRANT MANOR bUying 886-1924 room, 2 baths, full base- $139,900 No Brokers 1/2 bath 3'x5' 2nd floor, LAKESHORE Village, 2 Office sUites available SR. CITIZEN APTS. ment and garage, Main HARBOR SPRINGS 884-7438 Master bedroom, bedroom townhouse, dec- IMMEDIATE occupancy, Upper Level 171009 Mile Street- 3 blocks from Inn Roaring Brook, beautiful 15'x10'6" With attached orated, July 1st, $650 6137 Bluehlll, three bed- Variable Sizes HARRISON TOWNSHIP East DetrOit One year lease- option to lake Michigan frontage full bathroom 12'x8' and 886-4340 rooms, full basement, Modern-Affordable Beautiful, spacIous Colonial Breath-taking sunsets and Now accepting applications $525 per month plus utlli- buy available 882-3200, 771-6691 886-3086 In executive area Three attached walk-In closet and depoSits for July and 703 APTSI FLATS/DUI'UX lies, security depoSit and 774-2057 a cottage Just right for large bedrooms, 2-1/2 6'x8' 2nd bedroom PRIVATE office, 10'x 14', October occupancy WANTED TO IlENT references reqUired, near two Call Kennle baths, formal dining, fam- 14'6"x10' 3rd bedroom TWO bedroom luxury copy machine and tax li- Model apartment open Cadieux and Harper, 331- 1-616-526-6251 Ily room, Florida room 13'4"x 10'3" 2nd full APARTMENT, Flat or Du- condo, 2,000 square feet brary on Site, $240 I Thursday and Friday, 7561 after 6p 01 Graham Real Estate first floor laundry bathroom 7'x6'6"Thls plex wanted to rent III Grosse Pomte Woods month, 25805 Harper, St 10a 01 -4p 01 $375 I 198 E. Main SHOWN BY home IS m excellent con- Mother-m-Iaw apartment Two car garage One year Clair Shores, 774-5530 month plus utilities Harbor Springs, MI 49740 dition With a newly re- With frontage on or m HOUSE available June 1st, lease Secunty depOSit APPOINTMENT 771-3374 THREE.ROOM Office SUite, modeled kitchen that In- view of lake otherwise $550/ month 881-5772 Available July 15th 886- SUTTON'S BAY luxury CALL GIL WITIENBERG 514 sq ft, Includes utilities cludes bUilt-in appliances 702 AIlTS/ flATS / DUPLEX left unrented Grosse After 6p 01 4049 748-3090 Condo on the water, 2 CENTURY 21, AVID In Jenzen Office BUilding, and a Jen-Alr grill It can S.C.S/Macomlt Count, Pomtes only Wlllmg to bedrooms, 2 baths, 778.8100 463-7513 EVES. 21711 Harper, St Clair be seen at 2016 Beauf3lt help care for yard and be 707 HOUSES FOil IlENT 710 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS beach, manna, walk to GROSSE POINTE WOODS ONE bedroom apartment Shores, between 8 and 9 The asking pnce IS of a general aid to ownerl S.C.S./Macomb County WANTED town, June, July $625 Charming 4 bedroom farm newly decorated Includ Mile Roads m-6840 per week 225-9056 $142,000 call 884-4818 family EnJOy the sym- BEST VIEW house near Lake St clair, Ing drapes Immediate WANTED: First floor condo, for a shOWing No Bro- phony and boats Jim, 32 ON ST. CLAIR RIVER OFFICES For Rent Com- HARBOR Sprrngs, condom- could be 2 family Income occupancy Good location two bedrooms, two baths, kers years old 222-1536 plete secretanal services or large smgle family In RoseVille near public Gorgeous 3,600 square foot garage Mid-summer oc- Inium rental In ColOnial available CBS Proper- 62 MEADOW LANE transportation, $425 In. 705 HOUSES FOil RENT home Ideal for a family or cupancy 885-2000 or Wequetonsmg Luxunous home situated on large tieS, 20490 Harper 884- lot m a ullique country GROSSE POINTE FARMS c1udes heat 779 2807 Pointes / Harper Woods corporate retreat Huge 881-8287 2-bedroom, 1 bath condo master bedroom sUite 7734 With view of Llltle Trav- like seltlng, prrced Just Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 full THREE bedroom bnck With whirlpool and sauna: 111 GARAGES/STORAGE erse Bay Beach priVI- reduced' Owner anxIous baths, peaked colonial ATIENTION ranch carpeted, newly PROFESSIONAL BUilD three additional bed- FOIIIIENT leges and private pool New kitchen, new 28x14' EXECUTIVES ING Grosse Pomte Stieber Realty decorated stove and re- family room, new bath ronms three b:!ths 11 C:ir Monthly rental available 775.49°0 rLORIDA RETIREES mgerator, 1 1/2 garage ONE car spaca, reasGna::'~~ FariT'.c ~ftJlI!remodel, 85e garage, tons of extras for August Call Hemin- Fully updated, between One and 2 bedroom available June 10th 824-3385, evenings square feet 18550 Mack OPEN HOUSE 373 Kerby 839-8600 OR 765-4267. ger-Pedersen Real Estate The HIli and Lake apartments Completely $700/ month plus all utili' $850 Per month Don't miss thiS charming EVENINGS CLEAN, secure storage for Inc 616-526-2178 $197,500 885-3593 furnished $30 00 per day ties securrty depOSit three bedroom, totally re- small car or boat trailer PRESTiGIOUS Grosse TWO bedroom bungalow one month minimum 886-4049 or 748-3090 HIGGINS lake, cottage, 4 decorated house Large ST. Clair Shores lUXUriOUs 822-9069 Pomte Farms Law BUild- near Grosse POinte- great 469-1075 771-4916 Ing, have room for 2 At. bedroom, full bath $275/ family room Immediate THREE bedroom 1 1/2 bath 2 be doom duplex appli- starter home By owner 712 GARAGES/STORAGE week Excellent recrea- possessIOn Your host, bungalow flillshed base- ances, central air, door- torneys, ~770 $29,900 881.0346 or wall, panelled basement WANTED t lanai area 286-8113 Ronald Carpenter, YEAR AROUND "'II ment garage 371-2592 900 square feet- Luxury of- 882-0548 and study, wet bar, 2 car Century21 East 881- GARAGE needed to store fice space Carpeted HARBOR SPRINGS condo RESORT LIVING THREE bedroom Colollial 1280 attached brick garage, Van Limited access re- sleeps 8, tennis, near ON LAKE ST CLAIR ftreplace new carpet. 824-3546 $700 No pets 294-2642 qUired Call 882-9710 golf, 886-8924 882-9069 EIGHT rooms, finished new garage, washer, Got A Campground Mem. cv\.JB A/>"1 MACK Avenue office space basement, With 1/2 bath, dryer no pets security ST CLAIR SHORES un Jef- WALLOON LAKE AREA bershlp or TImeshare? LOOKING for mmlmum 2-1/ for lease 1,000 square large roofed deck, Grosse O~ • ~~~ depOSit reqUired $790/ ferson ExclUSive type 3 and 5 beGroom chalets, We II take It AmerICa's 2 C:J' gar3ge on corner feet Excellent location Pomte Schools, 211 1,5 month 852 9382 new carpeting, new appli- sleeps up to 14 pool, most successful Newly decorated In ances, large 2 bedroom lot for storage Must have golf sandy beach Lake Hunt Club, Harper campground and LAKEPOINTE near Charle- easy access Will pay up Grosse POinte Woods Woods 885-2924 timeshare resort :xlf~'., ~ ~(f) duplex central air 1 1/2 Let, $395-$485 per week VOIX 2 bedroom Single Must see Won't have to baths, doorwall, covered to $4001 year 526-9288, 647-7233 LARGE Cape Coo 3 bed- Clearinghouse, call home Immediate occu- look any farther Call 885. Resort Sale') Interna- \f patio tlied basement, ga- leave message rooms family room, large pancy $385 per month 8589 or 774-9800 TRAVERSE City area on tional, toll free 71-<.l ~ ~otJ: rage, Circular drive No lot DetrOit's finest area 8810001 714 LIVING QUARTERS Elk Lake Beautiful water. Pets $800 294-2642 TROY 4000 Square Feet of- J'<1ClfT \\l'-~ TO SHARE front home on sandy 343-0400 1-800-423-59.,;;.;67_..J 588 NOTRE Dame 1 block lice or retail, pnme corner ST. Clatr Shores Just off beach Fully eqUipped, 4- BOA TWEll <; from Village Renovated EMPLOYED Female on Maple 230 car park- PII( of Mu h l"n 1m f'H( uf '1,. hl(]i'ln In( PII{ of '"dwpln In Jefferson Fabulous bedroom fireplace, laun Rp'i,(jf>nl<; Dock 1\1 bungalow 2 bedroom- wanted to share With Ing, carpetlllg air condl- beam ceilmg, 2 bedroom dry, dlsnwc:sher, elc study full hasement No same $200/ month 372. IIOnlng 778-0120 and Y()llr Dr,or S!r>p duplex, appliances ga- $8oo/week Perfect for all pets 5675 monthly Avail 2097 779-6200 881.6436 HOMEOWNERS PnvillP HOill Hilr!)[)' rage air $680 no pets water sports Brochure 1- ahlfl July 1 Call 921. C'L 1)8 BOATS 294-2642 YOUNG ProfeSSional look- 616-941-5221 evenlllgs Ntw & UmqutMar1ctllngConctpl 1 0012 ask for Michelle ~ r or f~('<, o('n' LJq mg to share 3 bedroom 720 ROOMS FOR RENT 1.616-947.6514 Fret Consu"atlon& Marklll Antlysls e SUPER clean St Clair ~ <~ ~ LAKE.VII W 1520 HAMPTON, three- home Grosse Pomte :i! PtrsonalExpar1tncedServiet ~ Shores 3 bedroom brick TRAVERSE City area . lir> lr1mpnl 1'0')1(', bedroom Colonial new Farms Call 473-0038 ;r Commlsslons low 3% ~• ranch Marter Road. SECOND-FLOOR pnvacy Lakefront cottage, sleeps As As kitchen qarage and car- 882-9656 After 6p m •, '0 Grosse POinte Woods Bedroom With separate 6 Great flshmg and "" cash OpllonAll Areu :::: 791-1441 peting S850/lease Avail ~ lhl!')fl f 1\', r ff F fhll'. ilrea New pamt appll. sitting area and walk-In sWlmmmg Boat IIlcluded FOIMortlnlo can Don at c: Jr able June 15 881-8941 PHC closet Share bathroom, Available weeks of June ~ If' Mon . Sat 10..e ances 2 1/2 car garage FOR " • HARPER Woods 3 bed. kitchen laundry Women 25th, July 2nd August 772.7710 1I.F.Al rSTATr. BROKFRAC;r Sunday 12.5 Available now $700/ CLASSIFIED ADS only $275 month In- 20th and 27th 885-6916 /, .,~, {II)IF '1' f' '1' ...4 room bungalow 2 car ga month plus utilities Call lite f r '1"hq 1111, l fil'JE' $575 8863994 8844718 CALL 882-6900 cludes utilities 885-4862 evenings

.. June 2,1988 11C Grosse Pointe News -~ 100 HOUSES FOil SALE ~.o HOUSES fOR SALE 803 CONDOS/ APTS/.flATS 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FoiSALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOil SALE - FIRST offering. Don't miss BY Owner Grosse POinte GOVERNMENT HOMES HARRISON Township New GOVERNMENT homes OPEN Sunday 2.5 Don't Elegant English Tudor In HARPER WOODS, Grosse thIs sharp, freshly deco- Woods 3 bedrooms, IIv. from $1 (U Repair) Delln- Hidden Cove ranch con- from $1.00 (u repair) fore- miss an opportunity to Park Fresh neutral de- POinte Schools, two bed- rated four bedroom tudor Ing room, dining room, 1 quebnt tax property Re- dominiums on beautiful closures, repos, tax delin- pruchase thiS three bed- cor, SIX bedroom, Nanny room, 1 112 bath, 2 1/2 located on large lotm 1/2 car garage n5-1890 possessions Call 805. Lake St Clair at the cor- quent propertIes. Now room Colonall for under sUite Family room, frre- car garage, large family Grosse Pomte Park Nat- Mike 687-6000 Ext GH-1626 ner of Shook and JeHer- seIling, your area Call 1- $100,000 Set on a large place, convenient to room editions With fire- ural woodwork, leaded '1 for current repo list (fee son 2- bedrooms, 2- 315.736-7375 ext H-MI- lot, thiS lovely home of- parks, move In condition, place $66,500 By HARPER Woods star1er 1/ reqUired) baths and many deluxe glass Windows $162,000 G4 for current list 24 South of Jefferson owner, 20624 Fleetwood 2 block from Beacon fers good location and features Starting at Cal! Ronald Carpenter, hrs $225,000 776-4663 881-8143 School 3 bedrooms, 2 ST. Clair Shores- by owner much more 776 Notre $140.900 With optional Century 21 East, 681- car garage Immediate Absolutely the nicest cus- COUNTRY hVlng In the city Dame John E Pierce & boat wells available Mod 1280 occupancy Simple as tom built home, 2,450 thiS Farms Colonial ASSOCiates, Inc 884- els open dally and Sun- BY Owner Two family 10- sumptlon Jusf $49 900 square feet Eagle POinte backing the Country Club 4750 day t 5p m Closed come on Neff Road Phone: Coldwell Banker 296 on the Lake sub on Jef of Detroit has 4 bed- TWO bedroom brick Colo- Thursdays Call 791 6t91 Walking distance to VII 3240 ferson at 10 1/2 2 story, rooms 3-1/2 baths, family nial 1 1/2 baths, 2 fire- for more information lage Separate heat and 882-9142 all brick 3 bedrooms 2 room With wet bar, par places, central air, newer GROSSE Pornte Woods Sales by Shorewood E R utilities, lower flat. re- baths, too many extras to eled library new kitchen carpet and paint Florida Beautifully landscaped 3 Brown Realty cently redecorated All list, $180000 445-2248 With bUilt Ins screened room double lot 2 112 Complete Home Inspections Inc. bedroom custom bock appliances Included WOODBRIDGE fast con porch custom reck room (I II ,Jle purr hasp lIome InS!l'" I Oil 11,1) "IV' ranch Contempary free THREE bedroom Bungalow, $185,500 775-8298 car garage Open house do s one of SI Clair With bar and 2 lireplaces I('\] il I 'pi rllP of problf>1 " and r XI)( 'r flOWing deSign 1 1/2 2 1/2 baths dining room, Sunday June 5th bE: Shores frnesl complexs TCDAy'S Corne see the sceniC' I),:>Pf>CI 0 s perf('r me(J I' 1( r 01dillH f v, lit baths flreplaC'e formal Flordla room cenfral air tween 12 and 3 12b61 first oHeong D Unit Will View, from almost every dlnlnq room Flordla i\rnrllUln Soc let) of Horn e III cj1pr tal <, CJu finished basement and 2 BEST BUYS Rldd Kelly/ Moros" area 'r family room 2 bedroom room $33.9 500 370 Mo room 2 car qarage Call GROSSE POINTE Illes lr'lloeeJlillr VII Ilpll PI) III ( \11 10d 1Y i( car garage 885-0338 ross, call for appointment GROSSE POinte Park 840 Monday thru Friday after dreSSing room two-and a 5-3 Income bungalow, full d 'I P{ I If,( IHH[ O( 10 <,( lif'ri I"" "I'P( I Barrington Road Move OPEN Sunday 1 5p m half baths, carpeting alrl basement, Side dove, ga 881 8758 8 pm >Neekends aftpr In and relax Beautifully 1581 Oxford Grosse cond and brick patio rage city cer1lf1ed In 1? 8822951 decorated 2 000 plus Pomte Woods charming club house, pool and se come $850 monthly Only GROSSE POinte Farms 2 l square foot English 1 1/2 280 KERBY JUST rpduced Grosse English Tudor beaulifully CUrtty guard By appOint- $54,900 Great Invest- bedroom Colonial 1 1/2 ':>tory 2 car garage Com POinte Park Income del-orated and maIO ment only PE TTI NF ment or home baths family room fire IN THE FARMS pletely updated have cer Completely separate utili talned, three bedrooms, 1 REALTY 521 4030 GROSSE POINTE place Well maintaH1ed CharmlnQ center entrance Colonial three bed lies lowpr Unit newly dec • f ~3;~ '2f '2 (' ;.-'Anrj! 4 "2 bqfhS den, targe 3 bedroom smgle full base- By OWIl~1 $ i30 000 rooms, one and a haH baths, liVing room dining LAKESHORE Vllldl,W 2 ueu bedrooms 2 baths 2 fire orated hardwood floors kitchen With breakfast ment natural fireplace, 885-1503 after 5p m room, newer kitchen With bay, 12x22 family 100m You can live m onp half room Townhou"e 9 Mile/ place" beautiful large With doorwall and bay Excellent condition nook formal dlnlrlg room Jefferson Central air newly decorated, 2 car NEW Park home bUilt 1981 and rent the other Cold family room custom win Nicely decorated '164 900 By owner overlooking summer gar garage Under $40,000 remodeled kitchen club brick Colonial, 4 bed dow treafments and bUilt well Banker 296-3240 den room opening onto Easy terms Cal! for de- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 house pool '!l67 500 rooms, 2 1/2 baths, large inS stay Open Hou"e ROCHESTER HILLS Unr wood deck and bnck gar. tails kitchen large deck, cen By Appointment 882-3220 772-4175 Saturday and Sunday verslty Hills 4 bedroom den area You must see NEW LISTING tral air 2 fireplaces large 1pm- 6p m Call 821 Colonial 2 1/2 bath, IIV thiS comfor1able home THREE bedroom condo 1 EAST DETROIT paneled family room Call 0966 2110 BEAUFAIT Ing room, formal dining Wllh many Interesting and 112 bath, full basement \o1acomb county, 3 bed- Monday through Friday Newly decorated Grosse Attractive center entrance Colomal In the Woods, room family room den unique features through- room, aluminum Sided HARPER Woods 3 bed POinte City 882-9471 af 5686914 With three large bedrooms, three natural fire- first floor laundry kitchen out asking $179 900 No bungalow, Side dove, 2 room bungaloW family Brokers please, Ilstmg ter 7p m room, air, bar near East- places Includmg (1) In master bedroom, one and and separate dlnrng area car garage, nice lot, only BISHOP Grosse POinte a half baths, den, completely new kitchen With land $79,900 buyers Central air sprinkling sys- promised 881-3260 CLINTON TOWNSHIP $39,900 Park Ranch, three bed- bUI~ In Jenn-Arr range, dishwasher, mICrowave, only 882-7451 tem large wooded revlne Presllglous and elegant 3 rooms, three baths two new furnace and central air, three car garage, CROWN REALTY lot 2 1/2 car garage HARPER Woods ranch bedroom With loft and fireplaces large closets, FOR Sale by owner 356 profeSSionally landscaped with sprinkler system TOM MCDONALD & SON SWim club membership, Grosse POinte schools, 2 Sfudy area 3 full baths finished basement, cen- Mckinley liVing room With ThiS home IS tastefully decorated and move In 821.6500 $169000 By owner 651 bedrooms plus den (or natural fireplace, full tral air car and a half ga natural fireplace Formal oondltlon '145,900 2099 third bedroom) new basement 2 car garage 52 MEADOW LANE open rage many extras Call dining room, new kitchen 881-8806 kitchen, finished base beautiful outdoor deck, Sunday 2-5P M, 885- Sunday for appointment large eating area Pan NINE Mllel Mack Chapotan ment 886-1766 No Bro end unit Below bUilder s 3593 See our other AD Woods SubdiVISion 3 No brokers $91 500 eled den and 112 bath 3 926 ROSLYN kers bedroom face brick poce $152,900 REDUCED priced for qUick 881-7184 bedrooms 1 112 baths Newly renovated four bedroom English Tudor In one ranch family room frn ST. CLAIR SHORES sale, 2 bedroom home In up Rec-room With natural of the Woods nicest locations ThiS home features a Ished basement 1 1/2 101. COMM£IlCIAL BUILDINGS Attracflve raised ranch up Woods Many extras fireplace, brick patio For OPEN Sunday 2 to 5 4672 new kitchen, updated baths, a spacIous family room car garage and covered per level condo on golf 1891 Hunt Club Call for appointment call 885 Chatsworth, 2 famlly- 2 refinished hardwood floors, new central air, new carpor1, mint condition, PROFESSIONAL BUilding, course, walking path appOintment 886-1629 7482 bedrooms each Dining deck and two car garage $74900 771-8743 Grosse POlrlte Farms, around lake, decorator Open Sunday 2 to 5 rooms, one fireplace, se 850 square feet, 18550 cabinets, 2 bedrooms 2 OPEN SUNDAY $93,900 or best offer perate utlillies, excellent PRIME DetrOit location 3 '195,000 Mack $89,000 882-0574 full baths, one car 9a 2-5P M EXCELLENT Investment condition bUilt In 1941 blocks from Village Spa rage- attached O'lly OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 687 BALFOUR low down, take over pay- Also 2 family flat on Bed CIOUS 3 bedroom Colo- $87500 GROSSE POINTE PARK 102 COMM£IlCI~L PIlOPEIlTY ments three bedroom ford- 2 bedrooms each nial, family room gor- 881-1036 885-8716 Century :>1 E~<;t ~lill,~ \I 1 bp(ho~lll bnd rnl full basement excellent seperate utilities 2 car geous new kitchen pilish Ar,k '0, OO(l~" onlal ? f replace" 3 lull 51 CLAIR ClaSSIc. victOrian condition Hooverl yarage both ren\'2d carpet !Ireplace new fur 979-1986 286.1986 GROSSE POINTE SHORES baths 2 lavs, panelled BUlldlrlg downtown In Schoenherr close to 8 Schweitzer Real Estate, nace $49 900 Rent den large family room, back of Rlvervelw Plaza mile 365 6396 Inc 885-2000 While bUying 886 1924 106 FLORIDA PIlOP£IlTY 21 FONTANA LANE central an large lot and Mall Zoned for General BUSiness many per- much more $295000 & HUTCHINSON ISLAND OPEN SUNDAYS, 2 TO 5 30 P M sonal service establish- Terms AtlantiC Ocean, luxury fur ment or private homes, 9 CROWN REAL TV nlshed condo, 2 bedroom New custom bUilt 4,300 sq ft English Tudor Four rooms Include 4 bed- NBD bedrooms, four full baths, one half bath, large TOM MCDONALD & SON facrng ocean Pflvale rooms, formal drnlrlg, family room With fireplace, library With wet bar and beach pool, tennis 821-6500 large foyer entrance and MORTGAGE fireplaces, country kitchen and dlnrng room With chOice localion, $125,000 OPEN Sunday 1-4 Beautl full basement $110,000 lake View, first floor laundry, three car garage With 751-5588 882-4900 l- storage Plus many other features Two blocks ful four bedroom Colonial Phone 329-2558 or 329- t south of Vernier Road across from Grosse POinte With atlached 2 1/2 car 4755 OCEAN VIEW apar1menl Yacht Club. 884-1340 or 886-1068 garage, maser bedroom overlooking beach One With bath, family room, week annually m Apnl RATE 103 CONDOS/APTS/FlATS Plantation Beach Club at 2,000 equare feet 22325 Mylls, St Clair Shores Indian River Plantation, OPEN Sunday 1 30 to 4 Stuart Floflda Send letter BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE LOT John E Pierce & Asso- Lakeshore Village Condo, Ciates, Inc 884-4750 of InqUiry to Box 266 UPDATE: WITH TENNIS COURT 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, up- 18530 Mack Avenue, Four bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, master ATTENTION flrsf time buy dated kitchen, central air, Grosse POinte Farms, MI 22956 Marter Rd ers ApproXimately $385 48236 NBD NBD bedroom suite Includes dressing per month at 8 8% Inter $59,900 884-7386 for In NBD Interest Annual room/study, modernized kitchen With Mortgages est rate and 5% down for formation PORT Charlotte Flordla- Rate Percentage Rate fireplace. Formal dining room. Family 30 years 3 bedroom alu ST CLAIR SHORES, Im- Deluxe Villa Condo, 2 room With fireplace and wet bar, mlnum bungalow With maculate 2 bedroom bedroom 2 bath (IIled) Long-Term family room basemenl kitchen floor tiled, new leading to deck overlooking clay tennis townhouse In Eastland Fixed Rate 10.75% 11.00% garage natural fireplace court, Finished basement has half Woods Manor basement plush carpetmg, screened Kelly and Morass area carpor1 $65 900 779 Lanai lakefront Club Short-Term bath, 6' cedar closet. Beautifully near SI Johns Hospital 2034 house and pool $53 900 Fixed Rate 10.500/0 10.86% landscaped double lot. s330,OOO Only $36 000 Call 372 Furniture oplional 521 7274 or 5737337 ST Clair Shores- condo 1 5528 921 Trombley Open Sunday 2-5 bedroom, 1/2 block from BI-Weekly 10.75% 11.05% Grosse Pointe Park 822.0907 BY Owner Harper WOOdS lake, qUiet large cour1, 4 bedrooms 2 baths, 2- air and pool 775-3635 107 INV£STMENT PIIOPEIlTY car detached garage Adjustable SPACIOUS Immaculate 10.04% New heating/ air condl APPROXIMATEL Y 65 Rate 7.75% 20721 VIRGINIA LANE master bedroom, closets 1IOning Grosse POinte acres 5t Clair Highway GROSSE POINTE WOODS school district $86000 galore storage apph Land contract terms Rates are quoled as ol5l2Ml8 aM ara subtoa Ie .nanga W1moutne'.l/herc in M1chlg,m phnnt> H~()()-('A LL-NBD ....::'1 B2.nlter ?9632"0 Ilftll 141\.NI)-fJ()1 I NS1'1f) ~ convenient and sale loca by owners (113\741 b44? Phone hoUl",,>are '\"nclah" FOR sale by owner 1028 tlon pxcellent mamte after 6p m of forkshlre corner Mau nance privacy, 1 bed Monday-Friday, Ram. to'} r m. i91J 11~IH r J«(1 HI 10(,.- \1it 'k \\1 I1IH mee liVing room With room low 60's Immediate 101 lAKE/RIVEIl HOMES Saturday, 10 a m to 5 p m 886--)800 884-6400 natural fireplace library occupancy 331-2111 \I) Sunday, 12 noon 5 p.m. wllh natural fireplace for 884-3353 ST CLAI R Best velw on mal dlnlnq room kitchen thp river Five years old With patlng area powder ST CLAIR SHORES custom 3 bedrooms 2 t 1 ~J room rer room With natu SIJper villue Right location 2 b<1ths, large deck pn DROP THE KIDS HERE and enloy your new life In ral fireplace ma'>ter bpd Assume payments Two erqy eHIClcnt excpptlonal a fabulous Woods Colonial Mom will have that room wllh natural fire bedroom convenience specIal krtchen wrth the open view of the family appointments 36<1')33<1 looking for a. New Home? placr and bath 5 olher With separalp basement room and large back yard for the kids to play bedrooms and 4 bilth,> cilrpor1 low mamtenancp COTTAGE for sale Mom and dad will finally have ample closet $42 000 SIClq 1<;lan For fpe Excellent coneJllIOn On1arl0, Canad.l for In tra bedroom, recreation room, central air condl appOlrltment rail 884 $47500 Now you can arrange financing JmtIUI1 you find your dream home tlonlng and two car attached garage REDUCFD 7482 CENTURY 21 AVID formaliDn Call 824 ;>909 '212,900 778.8100 evrnrnq" or flfl4 ?7?6 OPEN House Sunday days Our "JumpStart" Program will: YOU'RE NEVER TOO OLD for the enJoyment of a June Stll 1 to 5 220t 1 CO-OP ilpar1ment excellent location Off Huntington Save you up to three weeks of processing hme three bedroom brick ranch In the hear1 of the River Road 8 112 Mile oH MILLION S VIEW Farms with new Euro Deco kitchen plus spa l a~eshore 3 bf>droom at Arthur Harper Wood,> • Issue you a no cost pre-approval letter upon loan applicatton But thiS excltlnq St Clair CIOUS basement with bath and two C'lr attached Colonia' ? 460 square large 2 bpdroom second Shore'> l Clke hom!' while you're house hunting garage Only 1139,900 floor ilpphances mclud I" feet llvlnq family ilnd your'> for only '!l'3Cj')000 • Process your mortgage whIle you're shopping for your home Irlq dl<;hwa~her own GOTCHA If you dare to enter one of Grosse POinte dmlnq rooms den 2 1/? Deslqnpd for pnlprtilll1ll1q wa<;hPr rlrypr rxtril stor Farms fmest ColOnials with four bedrooms, three car qilraqp flrpplace 2 1/ With finished haspmel1! hilth', ? klIehpn,> hllll! age BillJror~ Rrally Co Our excellent service, the most competitive rates, and and a haH baths, library, three fireplaces, family ? covered !Joill hOist brrnk room, central air condrtlonmg and two car atta 7773310 diversified mortgage programs make us the right choice n "IOVf'S rpfrlCJrriltor water and lots morp bpi ched garage 1435,000 (llshw"shpr illr r;ondltlon ST Clair Shores I q41 Ma tor IlVInq feMures for your financIng needs.~ Inq ba,>e board qas heill sonIC SpacIous ranch CENTURY 21 AVID ~ ~ GrossePoint.e $ 1SCj 000 By Owner ( ondo With qreat qolf 778-8100 88? ')701 560 Kirts ~ 17150 Kercheval HENDRICKS COI )'<;1" v ('.. ',l,"ly extras 1986 STANHOPE 3 Ded- Including c.Plltral air fire WANT ADS Troy MI 48084 - = ~ (In the Village) and AssocIates, Inc. room brick ranch Flofldil place ? bedroom'> 1 t12 (313) 362.1700 ::::::.5- :: ~ Moira Bakewell room alummum trim 1 1/ bClths large kllchen With WORK MORTGAGE. Loan Offlcar ? car qaraqe Immpdlate appliances '1>117 !:l00 WONDERS A Federally Approved Corporalton of Aml'flca (313) 886.1480 possp<;e;lon (1lill1ll1ll Rpal ?g3 ',"l74 eVP'1mq~ or 884-0700 88~6900 - . lender f- ',I<.1le 881 92~2 daye; 972 9t0<1/ 444 2867 June 2, 1988 Grosse Pointe News

820 BUSINESS 917 PLASTER/CEILING 911 BIlICK/ILOCK WORK • 912 lIUILOING/REMODHlNG 912 BUILDING f REMODELING - 914 CARPENTRY 912 BUllOING/REMOOUlNG OP'POIlTUNITIES 903 AP'PUANCE SEIlVICE ALL types drywall and plas- CARPENTER work, panel. DECKS, porches, garages WELL equlpted busy CALL GEORGE DOUGLAS SHAW tering, spray texturing R.R.CODDENS J&F CONTRACTORS, serv- lng, partitions, doors cut, Stang Home Improve- Beauty Salon for sale on HOME RENOVATION and taphng New and re- NUTTO CEMENT ing Grosse Ppolnte area repairs, small jobs 882- ment 77~2997 9 mile rd In East DetrOit Remodeling or Repairs Al- pair 25 years experience 35 years Roofmg repairs, 772-6409 APPLIANCE CONTRACTOR most Any Need Done- 2795 Free estimates, Insured All Carpentry- Partitions Family bUSiness for 63 Kitchen, Bath, Rec eaves troughs, back- drywall, spray texture GIFT SHOP • Washer - Dryer Service boards, masonry tuck CARPENTER- small, large _7_7_3-4_3_1_6_0_r_68_9_-5_1_14__ years Rooms, Library, Small acoustical ceiling repairs FRANCHISE • Vacuum Service and pOinting chimneys, Jobs 35 years experi- • New and repair work Jobs Welcome Quality IS Licensed Free estimates OPPORTUNITY Sales ence Decks Licensed 911 CEMENT WOItK. • No Job too small porches, etc 331-2057 Handiworks a retailer of First Call 839-4030 882-6068 • Used Stoves Refrigerators - Driveways and porches 527-6656 fine gifts by American artl' REPAIR WORK ONLY our speciality DUFFY Construction COSENTINO sans, (handcrafted Jew- WE SELL REBUilT CARPENTER work, panel- orick, Block, Porches, • Patios Decks, basement remod- CONSTRUCTION elry, ceramiCS, handwov- WASHERS ing, partitions, doors cut, WE DO CARPENTRY Chimneys, Broken Steps, - Chimneys eling painting. paper- Tuckpolntlng, Waterproof- ens, etc) IS seeking AND DRYERS repairs, small lobs 882- Village Lock and Home New Construcllon and Re- • Waterproofing hangmg. shingles roof qualified franchise fee 2795 Repair Company Ing Walls pairs Additions, Kitchens, • Vlulallons repaired repairs Complete home Bathrooms, Porches, $7,000 Working capitol 18554 Mack 294-4216. 445-0776 - Brick Improvement All work Decks, Doors Windows (minimum $40,000) and Grosse POinte Farms CHARLES F. • Stucco guaranteed 884-5265 15 YfARS EXPERIENCE good taste reqUired No 904 ASPHAlT PAVING/ MODERNIZATION 881-8603 REP'AtRS . CALL ANYTIME JEFFREY FREE ESTIMATES expertence preferred For M.T. CHARGOT CONTRACTOR details call (616)331-6787 J.M. HALL Asphalt work, 886-5565 HADLEY HOME 885-4609 BUILDING CO '15 CAIlPET CLEANING All types of brick and days, (616)533-8195 eve- new or repair 779-5467 IMPROVEMENT cement work nings Write Handiworks - BRICK WORK PERSONALLY DESIGNEe .13 NORTHERN MICHIGAN APACHE Seal Coating- INC. HOMES LTD , Box 296. Alden, MI - TUCK POINTING • Kitchens - AttiCS EXPERT CARPET BASEMENT parking lots and drive- COMPLETE BUILDING 49612 - PORCHES • Basements - Porches WATERPROOFING HARBOR Springs- Income ways 88~5565 AND REMODELING CLEANING - CHIMNEYS • Bathrooms - Rec Rooms Pre-Cast Steps, Walks producing 3 unit apart- SERVICE Truck Mount Extraction C & J ASPHALT - REBUILT AND Driveways ment bUilding adjacent to 900 AIR CONDITIONING Additions/Dormers Outdoor deck enVIronments ReSidential - CommerCial REPAIRED CAULKING Cement, Brick Boyne Highlands. excel Kitchens/Baths CUSTOM CRAFTED Upholstering Cleaning Improve the value of your DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411 Flagstone Patios le'lt rent?1 hIstory Usp 1 ARTCRAFT HEATING & gec Room,s'A.tt,cs • C2.b ne!s ForI." en nome wllrt cl profe:'::'lolldl ADVANCED Family owned.Operated 1uck POinting Unit and rent the others COOLING Porch Enclosures • Woodworklng.trlm work Installed, repaired, central or Job Over 20 years servic- MAINTENANCE INSURED Chimney Repair Priced to sell at $125,000 Replacement Wmdows • Replacement Windows Ing Grosse Pomte In 17319 EAST WARREN FREE ESTIMATES Porches And Bay View/ Petoskey. Sit on Window Aluminum SldmgfTnm • Intenor - Extenor Doors driveways and sealing 884-9512 All Brick Work the front porch of thiS 4 LICENSED & INSURED Gutters/Downspouts Parking lots repaired FULLY LICENSED AND K-CARPET A SpeCialty bedroom Victorian house GUARANTEED Storm Windows/Doors Free estimates Owner! INSURED CLEANING Licensed Insured With view of Little Trav- MIKE 882-0747 BRICK and cement repairs Roofing/Shingles supervisor References Porches, chimneys, tuck GENERAL HOME REPAIR COMPANY 882-1800 erse Bay. walk to the Included Insurance One Ply Rubber Roofing 902 ALUMINUM SIDING pOinting Experienced Free Estimates - 882-6842 CARPET SPECIALISTS beach, the Bay View As- Wood Decks/Fences CAPIUO CaNST. sociation and Petoskey Ileasonable Neat work Aluminum Sldmg and EASTLAND CALL ANYTIME 882-0688 QUALITY WORK Remodeled for year- Insured Seaver's 882- Gutter Cleaning ALUMINUM 773-8087 LET CARPET CLEANING ALL TYPES OF round use $79,000 0000 REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS PRODUCTS $11 50 PER AVER SIZE CEMENT, BRICK AND Petoskey- charming 3 bed- OUR BRICKWORK: General Licensed and Insured RM INC Pre-spot, scrub- LOCK WORK room home In Petoskey's 90S AUTO/TRUCK «EPAIR Siding, trim, roofing, seam- tuckpolntlng, porch and 886-0520 GUIDE bl ng-steam/extractlOn Garages raised and set HistOriC Dlstrlc Restored less gutters, storm doors RAY'S FOREIGN CAR chimney repair, glass TO sofa-$22 50, chair w/sofa down on new ratwall and by bUilder. owner Low block Installed, Violations and Windows, railings, GARAGE EASTVIEW $5 Other cleaning ser- floor Waterprooftng maintenance home, ex- GOOD aluminum shutters, porch We service any and all for- repaired, neat work, Call vices-wails, Windows, gut- LICENSED & INSURED cellent for vacation use Eagle Construction Co ALUMINUM, INC. SERVICE enclosures Free cour- eign cars specialiZing In ters, Siding, cars free es- Good Hart. 350' of frontage ALCOA PRODUCTS TONY 885-0612 teous estimates Mercedes, Volvo, VW, 882-7837 BE timates 372-6966 on lamkin Drive In HIS- Awnlngs- Sidings Office/Showroom English and Japanese MIKE VERDONCKT toriC Middle Village, GRAZIO Combination Storms YOUR 29315 Harper vehicles 42 years expen- 916 CARPET INSTALLATION Cement work, basement beach access Screens.Doors-Roofl ng GUIDE S C S 774-0460 ence, free pick-up and CONSTRUCTION waterproofing, brick re- Main Street ASSOCiates Seamless Gutters delivery, 8-6 pm Mon- - Cement drive, floors, TO pair, tuck-pointing, Viola- 373 East Main Street B.F. Goodrich VinylA JERRY'S CARPET LEONARD'S day-Friday, 8-noon Satur- patios GETTING tions repaired Harbor Springs MI 49740. Products SERVICE SIDING day, 884-8874, 15040 - Old garages raised and Office (616) 52~5952 17301 MACK AVE NEAR GOOD installation - repairs, all 821-6652. Aluminum and Vinyl Siding East Warren renewed evenings (616) 526-6913 CADIEUX kinds In-home sales Complete custom trim, - New garage doors and SERVICE. R.L. STREMERSCH Ask for Nancy DETROIT, MI48224 soffet areas, gutters and 907 BASEMENT reframlng USE Over 25 years experi- CEMENT CONTRACTOR WATERPROOFING • N9W garages bUilt 881-1060 527-5616 ence 77~3604 Hours HARBOR Beach, 2 bed- replacement Windows LI- THE Cement room ranch attached ga- censed and Insured Free CAPIZZO CONST. Family operated since 1962 26 Years Exp L1C & 9a m -7p m Driveways Licensed and Insured Insured CLASSIFIED rage, low maintenance, estimates BASEME:NT Patios SEE SHOWROOM FLOOR TEC. new aluminium siding, 884.5416. WATERPROOFING 774-3020 772-1771 WANT Brickwork new gas furnance and SERVICES Basement waterproofing WALLS STRAIGHT[' r=n J. W. KLEINER ADS YOUR FLOOR new roof, large: lot Clean Specializing in HOME MAINTENANCE Steps AND REPLACED SERVICE CO. qUite neighborhood, short MASON CONTRAC10R Aluminum Cleaning, Paint- Tuck POinting DONE RIGHT CARPET, TILE, L1NO distance to new marina ALUMINUM LICENSED & INSURED Ing, Window Repalr- Re- No Job too small 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Serving the POlntes SALES AND SERVICES $38,900 463-8132 after 6 UCENSED INSURED placement, Shrub Re- Free Estimates Siding' Trim. Gutters for 27 Years or 1-517-479-3488 Storms & Screens. Etc. moval- Landscaping RAY FISHER SPECIALIZING IN TONY 885-0612 All types brick, block and Reasonable Rates KeVin YEAR. round home on pri- 776-8114 stone work including brick after 4p m DRIVEWAYS AND vate lake between Clare ROBERT H. RAESE TRIPLE T CONTRACTOR and flagstone patios and uf53778-7624 CARPET LAYING BASEMENT and Cadillac 3 bed- CONSTRUCTION, walks, tuck pOinting and NEW AND OLD rooms, 1-1/2 baths, rec LJc:ensed Free Estimates ~e.:'alrs Custom color KITCHENS Repairs of All Types WATERPROOFING INC. LICENSED room, fireplace, deck Insured n1-07t7 mortar blending Additions BATHROOMS ALSO $69,500 873-4800 or BASEMENT, Owner operated business and foundation set-ups, FREE ESTIMATES CARPETING,VINYl 884-7139 29~7420 WATERPROOFING No Middleman fireplaces, custom garden LICENSED INSURED HARDWOOD THOMAS KLEINER InSide or OutSide Samples Shown In walls, etc MASON CONTRACTOR 10 Year Guarantee 822-5666 Your Home 903 APPLIANCE SERVICE BRICK, BLOCK, STONE EASTPOINTE 882-0717 Leave Message DeSigned Remodeling BOB TRUDEL LICENSED & Porches, Chimneys, Steps, MOVING AND MASONRY REPAIR Custom Kitchens 774-7590 Days REFRIGERATOR AND INSURED Bathrooms & Additions Walks, Driveways. PatiOS, Chimneys, Porches, Steps STORAGE CO. freezer repairs, all makes, CARPET Tuckpolntlng, Glass 881-7917 RebUilt-Repaired KITCHEN SHOWROOM models, guaranteed, Mike INSTALLATION Block CHARLES F JEFFREY TuckpOinling Sales and Service 884-8380 882-0747. 21711 Harper CONCRETE/ 882-1800 CALL DAN 777.1868 No Job too smalll BASEMENT BASEMENT St Clair Shores 48080 WEEKLY TRIPS TO BRICK, stone, block, con- 17 years experience WATERPROOFING Hours WATERPROOFING crete, brick patiOS, chim- 527-9084 INSURED LICENSED NORTHERN MICHIGAN Mon., Wed, Fn. 9-5 pm - Underpin footings neys, fireplaces New and DOC'S Tues , Thurs 9-9 pm A1 WORK - Cracked or caved'in walls repairs DeSender, 822- P~RSONAlIZED Sat 9-1 pm APPLIANCE • 10 year guarante 1201 Call anytime 296-3882 LICENSED' INSURED Licensed Insured 777-6840 • RELIABLE CARPET • CARPET, PAD JOE FONTAVA LOCAL & MICHIGAN SERVICE lA CROIX Mason Contrac- DH Since 1946 ALL TYPES OF CEMENT SMALL & LARGE R.A. CODDENS tor, 35 years expenence d LINOLEUM ESTABLISHED 1924 WORK PACKING & MATERIALS Fast, courteous, Brick, block and stone, a e NEAR WHOLESALE AUtypes of basement water- We offer Installation, 3 771-9796 ANTIQUES & PIANOS profeSSional service. fireplaces and chimneys buil~ing CD. prooftng 15 year guaran- year guarantee, res- _ Washers • Dryers - Dish- Reasonable rates Ask fOI QUALITY FREE ESTIMATES tee References 886- tretchlllg and all types washers - Refngerators - Russ 521-3259 REMODELING AT A T&M 5565 of repairs We speCial- Ranges - Garbage DIS- FAIR PRICE CONSTRUCTION Ize In custom work for Bob Breitenbecher posals - Microwaves - AQUA.STOP BRICKWORK EXPERT reSidential, commercial More Wet Basement Company Cement work. All kinds. Owner small Jobs,tuck point. CARPENTRY Show rool~ f)ours 9 am- Leaky basement repairs • AddItions. Garages 29~5005 247-4454 lng, chimney, porches, 5pm Without digging SE13VICE • Porche.. block, step M.P.S.C. #L21290 violations repalr.d. Call: 773-4022 LIFETIME WARRANTY r.asonable. work DANIEL HAMPTON • Basement water- 778-6363 FOR FREE .11 ilEAL ESTATE WANTED 886-5565 proofing 24 HOURS ESTIMATE 917 PlASTER/CEILING - GUARANTEED CASH 912 IUILDING/ItEMOOELING 445-9601 SPECIALIZING In repalrs- Licensed & Insured FOR HOMES ET ~~ clean, prompt service R.L. Builders n4-4896 Serving Area Since 1938 - AttiCS Grosse POinte refer. [ STIEBER REAL TV ~e(V~~o~J STREM ERSCH - Porch Enclosures ences Free estimates - Additions & Kitchens ALBERT D. THOMAS, INC. Call Lou, 882-2294 James iJvf. 9(fei,rer 775-4900 APPLIANCE REPAIR - Commercial BUildings We are General Contractors I ALL PLASTER ALL CONCRETE/BRICK WORK I SERVICE BASEMENT SUTTON One call takes care of all your problems Washers - Dryers WATERPROOFING CONSTRUCTION DeSign service available or we Will work With your REPAIRS • Waterproofing Dishwashers - Disposals Walls Repaired BRYSON SUDON Architect or mtenor decorator BRUCE CLEMENS • Flagstone & Slate Refrigerators Straightened 1324 Bedford ESTABLISHED 1949 MASTER PLASTERER • Asphalt - Patching & Sealing "ANT ADS Microwaves Replaced CALL IN EARLY 884-2942 882-2436 882-0628 882-0005 • Tuckpolnhng & Patching No Service Charge if ALL WORK THURSDf.V Repaired CALL 8 m to 5p m DAILY REPAIR SPECIALIST FRIDAV GUARANTEED BARKER Mormr,y Guaranteed Parts LICENSED CONTRACTORS PLASTERING and drywall 885-2097 and Service 8826900 Modern Izatlon- AlteratIOns-Ad Nell Squires 757-0772 885.1762 884-7139 dltlOns-Famlly CODE Violations Repaired =-= Geo Stults Since 1965 Rooms.Kltchens & Rec- Interior/ Exterior Free reation Areas E Inspection check over EnilTO JAMES BARKER can save you time and 808 LAKE/IlIVER HOMES 108 LAKE /RIVER HOMES 88~5044 money Insured, experl- CONSTRUCTION e nced, references • All Typesof CementWork JACK D. TOTTY Seaver Home Malntance • BasementW;lterpfOofing Complete home repairs, ST. CLAIR RIVER KELLY BUILDING 882-0000 • Additions kitchens, bathroom::;, - Quality Remodeling ST. CLAIR estate entrance through woods to 125 PLASTERING and drywall QUALITY WORK basements and dens - Custom Kitchens, Baths feet of river frontage. Steel seawall. dock and 886-5600. repairs Texturing and REASONABLE PRICES boat hOist Panoramic view of boats and river - Additions of all Types stucco Insured Pete Tar- from thiS four bedoom, three and a ha" bath CORNERSTONE - Custom Wood Decks omlna 4692967 FREE ESTIMATES home Custom Grabill kitchen. hot tub spa off 882-3463 master bath, two car garage Grand family home CONST. CO. LICENSED - INSURED Asking '349,000 (J41 1) Kltchens.Custom DeSign 911 CEMENT WORK 884-6500 ,,.-----....'" Family Rooms Window Replacements ST. CLAIR AMERICAN Commercial Remodeling Speclallrmg In qualIty custom worle at afford.ble pnces GARAGES Two bedroom, two and a half bath ranch on 85 feet BASEMENT Intenor/Extenor of choICe river frontage You w,,1 love the ele- WATERPROOFING Additions PORCHES gant lIVing room and magnificent view Two car Custom and Quality Always ADDITIONS-KiTCHENS-BATH ROOMS DRIVEWAYS garage, steel seawall Asking '230,000 (J412), LICENSED AND INSURED Low Prices FLOORS Free Estimates JIM LAETHEM Jw.:~.:=.~ 10 Year Guarantee 882-9310 R.D. Priest SIDEWALKS LICENSED Rochester WATERPROOFING • • #053908 BUILDERS, Inc. _ - - 515 CLINTON AVE A.B.C, BUilders, additIOns, 652-2255 PATIOS FULLY INSURED remodeling, decks, roof- MASTER REMODELERS 5T CLAIR, MI 48079 Senior Citizen Discount Ing 5 year guarantee on • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Grosse Pomte STEPS 294.6449 JOACHIM BUS 329.9036 workmanship, licensed, 881.8019 Licensed REALTY,INC Insured Allen B Cher- 2152t VIOlet St Clair Shores MI 48082 nlak,886-3316 13C June 2,1988 Grn$;$;p Pnint~.... , ...... N~WQ_ ..-

943 LANDSCAPERS/ 954 PAINTING/~ORATING 944 GUTTERS , 946 HAULING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 91a CEMENT WORK 920 MNEY REPAIRS 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICE GARDENERS MIKE'S PAINTING A.R. CODDENS All types ELECTRICAL WOIk Inslalla LA WN and Gardpn Service GUTTER cleaning, Window REASONABLE rates Qual TESTA CEMENT MOVING-HAULING ALL WORK AND chimney repairs 886- lions, old or IlPW Sh"WII by e)/ppnellc.ed U of M washing. call Ernie for Ity work Intenor and exte- DEPENDABLE MATERIAL CO., INC. 5565 8820395 ~Iudelll Mark 884 7893 quality work 884 4987 nor house painting Free --- - EXPERIENCED Serving The POintes ------estimates 874 2427 GUARANTEED For 41 Years DENNIS JE'rome Preventa COLVILLE SOD CUltlng $40 any area COMPLETE home repairs LOW RATES INTERIOR. EXTERIOR under ;>00 yards Rototill WALLPAPER REMOVAL Dnveways, garage floors, tlve maintenance Chim- gutters cleaned repaired INSURED We repair damaged plaster, ELECTRIC GO. I'lg 88657g3 patios, porches ney repairs and porch re IrIstalied Jack Totty 886 NEW - 526-7284 BY drywall. and peeling paint, Ranges Dlyrr" Sf' II' AS ------HIGH NOON PAINTERS Garage Straightening pairs 773-3544 b600 wallpapenng, window Uoorbpiis M&G Call for a frep estlmatp or to L1C -18560 INS SAFE Flue Chimney and HAULING Garage tear puttYing and caulking We VIOLA r lor'Js TREE SERVICE beC1tany deal FREE ESTIMATES Home Repair Service '45 HANDYMAN downs construction de- also paint old aluminum fAST tMLHGF,~( I 1ree and slump removal FAST SERVICE 882-5169 briS concrete. dirt. ga siding 881-1016 SfnVI('F ROB 331.7915 fllfllfnlng 10 yeilrs ex HARDWORKING young rage and basement Junk, Very Reasonable NINO D. GRANDI 774-9110 pprler'c.e Insured man cleans and repairs 923 CONStRUCTION SEllVICE ------brush Can remove or Free Estimates CONSTRUCTION Redsonable ralps 773 gu1ters Interior and exte WADE'S ELECTRIC move almost any1hlng MICHAEL'S 368-9888 GENERAL MASONRY 3890 [lor pa 111 tlllg Garage D&M Marntenance Code Phil Wassenaar PAINTING & and CEMENT WORK COMPANY pdlntlrlg Tree trimming 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Work, carpentry Irl<;lde GARDENS ratn lillpd for 823-1207 • Porches - Steps Install stockade fences REFINISHING and out palrltlllg refer- INCORPORA TED spflng plillltlnS1 fxperl SPEEDY Hauling Rapid • Walkways Palios rom 8858744 885-3230 ences 111the POIr.tPS 15 FAST 24 HOUR eilC ed relldlJlp work removal of garbage dH1 SMALL Palntlllg Jobs Inte- • Dnveways - Chimneys years Mike 3720191 J~rry 83~ 73')5 HOME Rplnodelrng malnte <'oncrete brush appll 331-6138 rior/Exterior Plastering etc SERVICE Tom 5269275 nance and handyman ances ""nost anything Also Garages. eet Refer- PAVING BRICK ROTOTILLlNG- t'Jo Job too 884-9500 servICe Including clean Garage basement attic EXPERT wClllpapering and ences 886 2920, 882- SPECIALIST small or IC'(l t> 9 882 Inq orgarllZlng attics c1eanouts with care pillntlr1g ReSidential/ 6344 ReSidential & Commercial ,~78 Paul '34 FENCES ------basements garages rub Also constructlOI1 debriS Comme,clal Husband 446.6574 or 527-2996 LAWNSPRINKI ERS turn blsl, removal light haul removal Low Rates Call Wife tpam Reasonable after 5 p.rn on sprVI( e rppalr illl SyS Free estimates Refer FENCES "tpel w, md ami Irly 8868096 8433597 lelllS 1)IIItID repilll Instal ences 776 7507 NEIGHBORHOOD TRIPLE T PIIVdc.y \ 'J()11 j dpl-~ s lat,oll'. 'uc ~er t awn E&M Home Improvements Free 8'.\l1111t(', Rppalr 01 PAINTING iHld Fleoall Painting win. 947 HEATING AND COOLING GROSSE POinte Painting CONSTRUCTION, -no. • 'Ir ( S? I Inr I)J:., Snelll klpl" '168 1951 (to\" cleanlllg gutter t1Ak", n)l J )'~l-1 \fo"iJ.llt,. COMPANY INC. year" PX!Jf'r PdC p I I TRIMMING r('lnoval spray cleaning brass POIIShlllg, ARTCRAFT HEATING & 20 years pxperlence free Driveways. Walks cell~ed "lei I I"urpd 1119 fpedlr19 and stump landscaping etc 822 COOUNG estimates 7577232 Garage Floors Please (illl GpOI ge 88') remo\ al ree estimates Furnaces, air conditioning 881-4855 r 5010 Porches 5097 Jar q 17 'imJ'1 Complete trer ~ervlce repairs, installation MICHAEL'S IN rERIORIEXTERIO~ Steps WALLPAPERING Cilll rlprlling Tree Ser JACK D. TOTTY LICENSED & INSURED PAINTING & Footlllgs 'lIce 77'164bO Cornpletp home repair VIa- GUARANTEED OVER 500 HOMES Block & Brick ------1C1110nscorrected Free es MIKE 882-0747 REFINISHING GUARANTEE Flag Stone • WFEKl Y lAWN MAIN 1 Gro<;se Pomte ReSident REASONABLE RATES HERITAGE f 10m" H,ud Ilmilles • SPRING elf Ar'JUPS CUSWORTH Intpflol Exleflor Service FOR TOP QUALITY LICENSED & wood floor" Illc;lallp(\ 886-5600 924 DECOllATING SE1VtCE - • POWEH HAhltJG De AIR Palntmg Plastering Sandecl St1JrlOd Resl INSURED lhatclwlq GlaZing and MarbleiZing dentlill LOITlIIIE'I, 11 ?91 HANDY DAN CONDITIONING 881-7917 WALL stenciling an Illex • I AWl l AI n/\ nON Stllpplng and Staining 0024 or 'i63 1?F31 TI-lE HANDY MAN pensive alternative to REFRIGERATION Cornplete Kitchen TESOLIN RED RIVER RUN wallpaper Custom de KELM For those IItlle repairs HEATING Refinishing signs Call Debbie 377 LANDSCAPING you Just never seem to BROTHERS Floor laYlIlg c;;moIlICj re'ln Insured Free Esllmates 2180 or Diane 652 4368 gel around to COMMERCIAL CEMENT Ishilly fYpprt If I <;t11r1 Rpferpnces Frep r stunalPs Insured RESIDENTIAL Old floors a "I'PC laity Wp 8853230 331 6138 • Interior/Exterior CONTRACTOR 885-6123___ -I 884-9768. QUALITY WORK SpeCialiZing In JOANNA WESTERN I also r8fll11S11barll'-tels • Staining Work waterproofing WINDOW SHADES 535-7256 SHRUBS hedges small 946 HAULING 881-4664 PAINTING • Flag Poles INTERIORIEXTE RIOR 46 years In bUSiness PAINT, SHUTIERS BLINDS PROFESSIONAL floor and medii IIn sl7ed tree<; • Wallpapering/Removal FREE ESTIMATE:S KAUFMANN sal1dlng and flnl<,hmg lenlovpri StUlllpS re KEATING • Commercial/Residential 777-0642 777-6263 STORM DOORS AND Free estimates W Abrd "110\led Insured free Es GROSSE • Power Washing WINDOWS ham 754 8999 tlmates ')21 3964 HEATING • Texture Ceilings DENNIS JEROME POINTE THE AIR OF QUALITY • References THOMVBRUCE CHIMNEYS, PORCHES GRAfTOP ~ MOVING & Furnace Replacement STEPS, TUCKPOINTING New Installations 881-8531 SALES AND SERVICE CUSTOM FURtJITURF WANT ADS MORTAR COLOR TINTING STORAGE Custom Duct Work DAVID SUPAL CHIMNEY SCREENS 15011 KERCHEVAL Ellterl,WHIIl: Iii (Plllers WORK LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE Air Conditioning FOREST PAINTING Easl of Alter In the Park bookshelves ol1l(,e turnl 445-6948 GLASS BLOCK AGE'NT FOR & ru 5-6000 tl1l8 <,I,,) 1111~'-'11I1 ljllall\\ WONOER~ CONST CO. BASEMENT WINDOWS Gl OVAL VAN LINES 15133 KERCHEVAL Closed Mondays I estol allollS woo'!c arv • Carpelltry • Rough ~1I11~h VIOLATION WORK 882-6900 Agent lor Hertz/Penska (AT REAR) Iilq f,,1AJf:cSlIC rl)flNI • Hprnolieling Kitchens Rce WALLPAPER FREE ESTIMATES 1 Way Truck Rental GROSSE POINTE PAnK rUnE C01J1rAI\J) ?78 Room, Bdsellwnls REMOVAL 927 DRAIIERIES ' • P~Ultlny IlItt:rror!Exterlor 773-3544 9210 331-3520 BY TIM 822-4400 • Any Pla,lerrng RepairS CUSTOM Made slipcovers LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Experienced qualily 919 CHIMNEY CLEANtNG . Large and Small Jobs llcenspo arlo In,ured work, dependable_ and draperies Guaran- FURNITURE rellllished re Repalls (illl brands) • Planas (our specialty) 949 JANITOIUAl SERVICE lo.west price teed workmanship Ex- paired stripped any type Installations • Appliances 882-2118 of caning Free estl J&J perienced Call now- LakeSide Irrigation , Saturday Sunday Service 771-4007 Bernice 521-5255 mates 4748953 345 CHIMNEY Licensed & Insured FREE ESTIMATES GROSSE POINTE 6258 ~ EUROPEAN TRADITIONS ~ SYSTEMS 921 DRESSMAKING/ 548-6990 John Steininger JANITORIAL MICHIGAN L1~ENSE 5125 TAILORING UPHOLSTERY Harry Kurtz ~ PROFESSIONAL INTERIORS ~~ Fireplace, wood stove clean- 11850 E Jefferson 886-1330 Window glazing caulkmg drywall and plaster repalrs Textured cell AAA ProfeSSional Dress- CLEANING Ings ba~ementwaterproofing.Masonary Stone.Asphalt repair Ings Chimneys repaired, DUBAY'S MPSC-L - 19675 making, hemming, spe- FREE ESTIMATES WE'RE CLEANING UP rebuilt, relined New fire- • SeniorDiscount' Grosse POinteReferences. WorkGuaranteed• CialiZing In welghtloss al- DAVE fEOLIS Licensed - Insured places. gas logs. caps LANDSCAPlr~G SERVICES Call For Free terations Jeanette 773- KEN and screens 779-0411 Est,mate'" 8567 10 Mile and 194 llc'ln"ed "Ind Insured EASTPOINTE Certified, Insured ReSidential ALTERATIONS and re- .43 LANDSCAPEIlSI MOVING AND Commercial 771-7678 GARDENERS L3wn Cul1lr1g pairs Call Tern at 884- For Any Or All Spring & Fall Clean-ups STORAGE CO. I 3584 Your Cleaning COACH LIGHT MAC'S TRF:E AND PowPr Raking, Sodding Needs CHIMNEY SWE!:P CO. ALTERATIONS and Dress- SHRUB 1 RIMMING Hedge/Shrub Tnmml'1g 884-8380- .. making Speciality, Bridal COMPLE rE WORf< CHIMNEY Grounds Maintenance '53 MUSIC INSTRUMENT Parties and Headpieces PERSONALIZED, CLEANING Reasonablp r'11p5 ouallty REPAIR ' Norma 293-1252 serwp (dll Inlll 776 LICENSED. INSURED Caps Sc ree ns Exterior/Interior 44?9 885-3024 COMPLETE plano service Installed LOCAL. MICHIGAN Painting - Decorating Tunmg rebUilding refln A,llmal Removal 930 ELECTRICALSERVICE SMALL I LARGE BILL CROTHERS Ishlng Member Plano State Llcerlsed PACKING. MATERIALS Charles "Chip" Gibson Li\NDSC APING Technlcrans GUild, SlgIS- #5154 ELECTRICAL wIring and ADVANCED ANTIQUES -.PIANOS CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL PAINTERS WITH repair. washers, dryers SPRING FAil CI [AN UP mund Bossner 731-7707 Complele LilWfl ServlcP HORTICULTURAL FREE ESTIMATES GROSSE POINTE REFERENCES Cert,fled & doorbells, also telephone PIANO services Tuning Insured DeSign Planllilg 1rrrnrnlnq LANDSCAPE Jacks Licensed Linck & and repair 10 years ex 36 YPilr" In POlnlp 1\1 Pel MAINTENANCE Miller 881-8829 881. Bob Breltenbecher penence FleXible hours 884-5764 ~~() II1RI1 INSTALLATION PLASTER - CODE WORK 885.3733 0748 Reasonable rates 881 Owner DRYWALL REPAIRS INSURANCE WORK P9Utl \G wnl1rCTIVE A'~D 8276 S & J ELECTRIC Keep birds and MAC'S cos"pr; "rSiICIDE Res Idenllal-Comme rc la I M.P.S.C. 'L21290 ~qUlrrels out '54 IIAINTING/DfCORATING i111tHIIH Antlqllr !fIt1ISIj txtrnur No Job Too Small SPRING CLEAN-UP LAN~JS( APE' PROBLEMS Completp yard I'.ork Iallv11 CHIMNEY~ 88b-2930 DIAGNOSf- D & I RFA 1FD SCREE!\'[-, ~. shrub and tlPP IrlrTlr1l1ng WEEKLY TRIPS TO R&D PAINTING Quality fRFE rs f1MI\TES , ()n!\ $2) ea SERVING THE 0"1, rlr elSorI"hle IclIPs NORTHERN MI HIGAN workmanship Reason m~I1 J r C' (111 lorn 886-9441 able rates Commercial! Al1~rClU QImncron g,tobbart &: ~on 776'1/\,)0 ~I (Iellr 943 L N_DSClPERS/ ReSidential Interror! Exte ([ lllltl1ln SINCE 1965 Stlorp" GAIIDENERS rror Rob 445-0718 or {Jnmhn9 • paper Bungmg L9S} CUSWORTH Duane 773-{)754 ffinrhcll~I11Q ~1l\11 fJnmtmg Dcslgn - Ulooll ~ummg c::l [===:J CJIII ELECTRIC OZZIE S LANDSCAPING GROSSE POINTE SPIIIIO r111 If' HI up 881-6405 882-8918 RooFING.ALUMINUM Family Owned and TrllTi ~hr(fhhpI\ 11P"', "hr Ihs CONTRACTORS Operated Rpl11O",1 Jld ~hf'lh<, EXPERT WALLPAPERING GENERAL CONTRACTOR Licensed and Insc./red 10,) "nil I )f'I'.q "01 VI('P INSTALLATION OF ALL RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Electncal Contractors GEORGE VAN Dp[1''' ('dbll () I ilil, '-,C'IVI("P TYPES OF • ReSidential Commprclal 772 9195 WALLCOVERING • Rad,o dispatched unlls In 776-3126 t ANOSCAPING d"rll' by 885-8155 your area II I I III ( '1/1' I) l' I I Ii FREE ESTIMATES • Fast Emergency Service Gro<;,,( I" Ill, rollr ("Hall f H Ir fl I \ II INSURED SAFE FLUE SENIOR CITIZENS Hid ~(ll\ ',', III) 'utllnCj 0\11 <;!JpI ,1\ HIl I 10" 1 I J / / I r / I 11111 I I J 1/ r ( (I Michael Satmary Jr CHIMNEY SWEEP DISCOUNT 1)/1'1 liI/iIlIlI)IU I IIII/~II\I'IIU\ CUSTOM painting and wall • Chlrn'ley Clean~,ng 886-4448 J M III I I ,r d~( 1PIO(J ;1I1ri coverrng Excellent In all • Caps and IF BUSY CM I 8P 1 Mihl1 11P(' '.f' , f r ' pC'f I i Illr1Cj 774-1145 1 Ii' (\ 1/1" II, , phases of the protes Screens 1,?1'J MM r' In Sllllll, 1r1l1 Irpp Ir rn slonal painting Irade We Installed mlnq 'I 11'111(If ,1'.' ru t supply color and wallcov Mor1ilr ilno j nq (f) 11 I I (., r c;'(j01. erlng samples upon re Damper Repair I 11 f I'" ( '011' II, 77q quest Senior C,tlzen dls • Anl'llill Rpmovili ',I)G7 count Call Jeff today for Cer1lfl0d MClstpr MIGHTY OAK free estimate 773 5603 Swpep PAINTING Interror! Exterior TOM mfrZER TREE SERVICE ~ED RIVER RUN wallpapermg. wallwa<;h 8825169 Il1g plaster repair do nrl1lC1 ,I 'I I II 1/ 'III fl~ LA" DSCA pn~(j mpsllc cleaning All work dIJ({.j lit (rH ( r\lrHS ("1'Mf'LFTf I IItmc;c APING SERVICES quar;mtped Free estl Hid .If' r j ("). III ~tt)( matps Cilll Thom 881 'II Ifrli 7210 77 j 6860 '23 CONSTRUCTIONSIlVia WE DO BET 1f R WORK AFFORDABLE P;\Il1tlng • Land~cape design and installation and Wallpapprrnq ::>0 • Patios, w8Ik~, lighting and edging years Free EstlmCltps References 3 R Corn • Custom s10ne work (ledge rock, etc,) (~RA~If) f)ilny 776-34?4 (~( ))'tSCI Rfle7Iutl. II-1P. • RB qoddlng and grading • Power raking and lawn aeration PYRI\MID PAINTING INC RESIDENTIAL • COMMfF1Utd • Spring clean-up, gardening EST 1982 DRIVEWAYS. rLoonC; • ronr Hf ') Custom Inleflor pxtprlor • Shrub trimming (under 25') GARAGES RAISED fI, Rff'Jf WfD pCllnf,ng donp FntJrP P<; NEW GARAGE DOORS fI, nFmMAlrJf, • WPAkly lawn maintenance tatps palntpd pven clos NEW GARAGl S BUill etsl No Job too big or too BE WISE FREE ESTIMATES INSURED small Referpnces Free LICENSED & INSURED est,mC1tec; ADVERTISE 884-9768 BOB TFD CAll 882.6900 774-3020 331.5825 ~------June 2, 1988 14C Grosse Pointe News

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GEORGE'S Pamllng Inte- PAINTlNG- Interlorl Exte- COMPLETE PLUMBING ROOFING -- SIDING COLLEGE flor/Extenor, wallpaper. flor, dependable work- SERVICE TRIM AND GUTTERS WINDOW CLEANERS lng, patching. plastering, manship at reasonable 886-2521 Storm wlndow~ and doors Guaranteed service, lowest window put1y caulking rates Call Bob at 533- New work, repairs renoba- Replacement Windows prices around For a free Reaching Call George 891-0254 0728 lions, waterheaters, sewer anQ door') One ply roof estnnate call cleaning, code vlolaliOns MELIN'S PAINTING l'1q sy~!ems 10 year flat 822-8972 PAINTING Licensed master plumber lloors Ice back.up prob- The Top Interior-Exterior All work guaranteed Specialize In repainting Patching Plastering lems "olved MISTER MAINTENANCE aluminum siding. No Stucco, Varnishing RON VERCRUYSSE CO, WindOWS gulters walls car- '60 ROOFING S£ItVICE Is Not chalking or peeling, Labor Wmdow Glazlng.Caulklng 774-3542 pets Spring SpeCial 10% and matenal guaranteed l Wallpapering Sale In Home LEONARD'S off Free estimates 521- for as long as you own Free Estimates H.l.M. 3837 The Goal. your house. Reasonable Pnce ROOFPRO ROOFING Shlnqlf<, (L1\ roofs com K-WINDOW Do you know your Ideal blood Mike 777-8081. References Good Work ROOFING SYSTEM plete tt! 11 oIls built up pressure? High blood Complete Roofing Service CLEANING INTERIOR.EXTERIOR MELIN 759-5099 "-)Oltng qulter;, clnd all pressure IS the greatest risk walls aluminum siding ReSident ral-Com me rClal COMPANY WOOD klilds ot rCrh,lfS factor for stroke cleaning Reasonable Storms screens, gutters, Wor" gUdrdrlleed Free e;,tl 754 8808 or 772 5638 REFINISHING Sheet Metal Work aluminum cleaned In- Almost one In three American melle:; Llcen;,ed and In STRIP STAIN VARNISH Slate-Cedar RestoraliOn sured Free estimates adults suffers from high blood INTERIORS ;,ured Member of the Duplicate EXisting FInish or Flat Decks and Repairs pressure but It usually has BY DON & LYNN Bel1p( BU~ll\ess Bureau 882-0688 Colors to Match no symptoms You should • Husband-Wife Team D BARR Kitchen cabinets staircase Re roofmgrTearoffs 884-5416 know your blood pressure. It s • Wallpapering ---- CLEANING SERVICES handrails vanities, panel All Work Guaranteed FLAT ro01 ~peclc1lls1 25 one stroke risk. fdctor you • Painting SECOND GENERATION Ing doors trim and mold- Licensed Insured yrdr<, l'Xr,()lltmCe smgle can control WINDOW AND GUTTER 885-2633 Ings 884-8700 pl\ hut tm method LI CLEANING For more Information INTERIOR and exterior Licensed Insured ce.,;,cu Insured 331 CASH AN DALE 777-8497 contact References Free Esllmates r~'l1l?6 f'ark,es Party Siorf' at GUilford 521-8349. will rio \'Ilnrlfl! w,)"hlng plaster cracks peeling 0666 Algf'r Party Store belween Notre Dame and SI Clair Cl parnt, wll'ldow glaZing, DRAIN AWAY 8?12 c11 ------G P Farms caulking painting alumi- Finally reasonable rales 10 SUNSHINE I~ OK WINDOW Villagf' Food M;uket between Moran and McKinley IN ROSEVILLE: num Sldrng Top quality clean sewers and drams Rand <;f)harmilcy al McMillan IMPROVEMENT CL t !INfRS New Honzon Book Shop Little Mack and 13 Mile 1 block material Reasonable electncally Repair minor from K Mart C,pr vice 011 ~)torms iln<1 pnces All work guaran- plumbing All work. guar- CO. Sf rp0n,> 7 Mile and Mack Area teed Grosse POinte Ref- anteed 24 hourI? day OUR ROOFS ARE TOPS r ree l,>tlmalps erences Call Mike any- service Licensed - fully msurprl time 777.8081. 776-5291. 822-5589 775-1690 June 2, 1988 15C Grosse Pointe News [

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r ..' June 2, 1988 Grosse Pomte News Detroit oarsmen take 11 first places The muddy waters of the Mau who dId an outstandIng Job of CraIg Wmmger, Aaron Pruss, mee RI\'er were hummmg when contrail 109 the races they en BIll Hutton, Tom Caufield, Scott the oarsmen of the Detroit Boat tered" All DBC Oalsmen won at Adams, Dave Glancy, John Hal' Club took 11 of the 12 Iaces they least one gold medal wIck, Dave Clebnlk, James Os entered at the Coors sponsOI ed borne, Tom Huse, Josh Flowers, Great Lakes InternatIOnal He Those oarsmen Included Gary Bob KUnItz, DennIS WOJdyla, Al gatta at Toledo Bass, Bob Schwarz, RlCk Kru Bauer, Mike Fmncls, JIm Mello, CQach Rlchmd Bell SaId, "Halt szyna, Susan Cooper. DenniS SI Jay Bonahoom, Chns HIltz, the crew wa" first year people tek, Jeff Do,,<,m, Brad McMIIlm, Ethan Dlttmel, Jeff HanneIt Gallagher schedules basketball camps WlIlIam Hayes, varsity basket will take place hom June 20-24 throw contests, low player-to ball coach at BI..,hop Gallaghel, from 9 a m to noon at the high coach ratIOS, and fundamental has announced two summel ba" ..,chool !,') m game"manshlp wIll be stressed ketbalJ camps fOl boye, and gill", The boy,,' camp IS set fOl July Attendance at eIthel camp IS ages 9 through 14 182'3 flOm 9 a m to noon by advance reservatIOn only and ClImcs WIll be conducted by "'pace IS lImIted For more InfO! Thp 11th annual BI..,hop Gal Gallaghel coaches dnd will fea mat IOn, call Coach Hayes, 886 Golf committee Idghel Rlsketball Camp fm gIrl" tUle ,daily sCrimmage", flee 0855,01' 881 9451 Bon Secours HospItal IS getting ready lor the 1988 InVitational Golf BenefIt. The annual ""vent is scheduled for Monday. lune 6 at the Country Club of DetrOIt. Members of this year's Sane/Freeze holds 'Legs Against Arms' Steering Committee are: standing. Bruce M. RockwelL John Verslcal, Ted F. Darlow. David The Ddlolt alea Sdnr:tF'leel.€ DetlO1t), and go up WOOdWdld to dl'i1duab the chance to partake I BeHore. Joseph A. Tolari. Earl R. Boonstra. Robert L. Nugent. John L. King. WIll hold It'> fifth annual "Legs COn6'1eSSman WIlham BlOom m some SOli of eXelCI8e Kneelmg, .Peter L. 0 Hourke. Roger f. McNeiL M.D .. Donald N. Sweeny Ill. Paul c..;. Nehra, .\b~.n,t '\1 Ii'"," wdJh d LllOll on lield s othee (Paul ::>tleet) In Hlr. I RegIstlatlOn IS at 830 and 11 SdlUlday, ,June 25 mmgham The theme of thIS I M.D. Donald Pierce. William Hurley. 30 a m at the FIrst UnIted Seated Michelle Taylor. Robert LoomiS Ir .. Edmund M. Brady Jr .. Januarlus A. Mullen. Rob. year's \\ alk IS to expose the rela. Methodist Church of Ferndale I ert 1. Jannon lr . Terry Hamilton. M. Jane Kay. Thl" year's walk will begm at tlOnshlp between the mlhtm y Congressman GeOlge Crockett's budget and the needs of Ou! local FOI mOle II1formatlOn, call the I office (Woodwal d ne'ar Euclid In commumtles, as well as glVe 111 Sane/Free..:e ollice at 5483920 Eastside's Specialists in PreViously-Owned Import Autos Jeep. [--the '84 MAZDA RX7 GS Auto, AC, stereo/cass With E Q , only 32,00 miles, like new mmI $6,995 Joe Ricci's Spring Graduation Specials. Plan '79 BMW 320 i "EXPECT THE BEST" Auto, bnght red • '83-'86 ALLIANCES • '83 BUICK $2,450 Let Us Show You The From 599.00 Down, 599 00 Month Century Ltd Loaded '82 MAZDA RX7 GSL @ 125% AP.R /42 mos $4,995.00 Sunroof, AC, pwr mirrors, leather Smart New Way to • '84-'86 ESCORTS,LYNX& OMNIS,HORIZONS • '881/2SUZUKIS $4,995 Good Condition $2979 00 d U Fabulous Little Machines Get a New Car Every , . an p $869700 d U '84 SUBARU GL WAGON • 8 PLYMOUTHCARAVELLES ' . an p Only 20,000 Actual Miles • '88 DODGE DIPLOMAT 4x4, 5 spd., stereo 2 Years and Only Pay $4,300 Like New 14,995,00 LO\y MlleSooCleor"1 JEEPCJ 7' 9,550. '83 MAZDA GLe on Part of It! • From $4 00 and Up • '86 DODGE 690 4 dr., auto, stereo/casso ",99~ Nice! . 14,99::>.°0 00 only $3,950 • '82 LEBARON , .52,785 • '85 CAMARO Z-28 • '86 PONTIAC TRANSAM Clean $6995.°0 00 Beautiful Car, Loaded.. '12,850. • May was our b~st month ever, • '83 BUICK ELECTRA LTD. thanks to your response.let's do it l Loaded '4.995.DD again in June

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