Grades, test scores poor predictors of success in life, expert finds By Kathleen Ryan fulfilled people. based his lecture, "What Pre. Besides rson I Special Wnler IntellIgence 18 not considered dIcts How Well Our Children f th ~ rfi ad asse~ments out Just as happy and success. Grosse POinte's," he Sald Douglas Heath, Ph D. and a defining quality. WIll Turn Out As Adults" ~ he 3ve or gra uates, ful as your A student." "Schools have developed too professor emeritus from Haver. "But we keep tellmg our kids hiS research study "Fulrilli~; teeat con ~~d e~tenslve m. Among the qualitles that will pure an Idea of what It take!> to ford College in Pennsylvania, their grades are the most 1m. Lives," one of the' most thoro ~Iews k Wlt theu- famlhes lead to success m adults IS car be succe<;sful," Heath saId says that there are many fac. portant things in their hves," ough and comprehensIve long- ~nte w~r dC~hlle~gues, and has mg, mtegrIty and honesty, "They tend to vahdate aca- tors that define a successful he said "Quahties that are im- term psychological studies of e rmdne da Sl~ch quahttes sense of humor, an openness demlC Success whIle erodmg adult. portant to hving fulfilled lives adult men and women ever as gI'a eJ:::: f h scores are with others, tolerance and ac. motIvatIOn III less talented stu He cites integrtty, self-confi. are not taught III our schools" conducted ~r pr~ I I~s~ ow success- ceptance of those who are dlf. dents" dence, kmdness, tolerance of Sponsored by the Grosse Heath has studied a class u,,~eo~ e WI a~ adults ferent, and adaptablhty, Heath Heath also questIOned an a others, and a sense of humor as Pomte PrO CounCIl and the from Haverford College smce c~ ~rl~ ttr ~s Phredict said over-reliance on SAT scores In universal attributes of people Grosse Pomte FoundatIOn for they entered as freshmen the remar a y I e a out ow a "And these qualitIes aren't others consider to be successful, AcademIC Enrichment, Heath are now m theIr 50& ' Y perdso~ywill Cturn out," Heath even valued in highly competl sal our student WIll turn tlve academIC schools hke See GRADES, page 18A _ii#tt*9£¥,I, ..A, • h Your Community Newspaper Grosse Pointe News Vol.55, No. 17 48 pages Grosse Pointe, Since 1940 50~ April 28, 1994 .-_lDltfy;;elif;~>:, , 11' _ ( QJ -=--":~ .... fV" lIt! r - -,.,.--_ ...~..---. ~-...._--_.- . > ' >4 WEEK AHEAD Jensen's Phillips buys Park lot, Saturday, April 30 ideas live in The Grosse Pointe Citizens for Recycling's fourth Build- Ford gardens plans to build condos ing Materials Exchange Day By JIm Stickford dIdn't know Smce the optIOn is at Salter Park near By Ellen Probert Bishop Gallagher High Staff Wnter belongs to PhIllips, he WIll Special Wnter In a move that could bnng School. Drop off materials have to develop the property. Spring in the Grosse Pointe condomimums to Grosse POInte between 8 and 9 a.m. and Phillips' archItect, John VI- area is always a delight but sel- Park, the city counCIl approved pick up material between 10 tale of Stucky & VItale of dom more so than after this the sale of the Lakepomte Olds Royal Oak, said that PhIllips a.m. and noon. year's rigorous wInter. property to developer Diamond presented to the council last Sunday, May 1 PhIllips for $385,000. year a plan for building 30 The Park purchased the Lak- condo units along Jefferson Grosse Pointe South's Safe epointe aids property, whIch K.'a~liak saId that PhIllIps Rides 5K run/walk will bene- had been unused for several owns three lots next to the fit the Jeff Halso Scholarship years, a few months ago. The Lakepomte Olds property. Fund. city paid $385,000 for the prop- "We presented the councIl a The run begins at 2 p.m. erty Shortly after completing plan last year," Vitale saId. and the walk at 2:15 p.m., the purchase, the Lakepointe "Now that Mr PhIllips has both at South High School. Olds building was tom down. purchased the Lakepomte prop- The registration fee is $5 By Ellen Probert City manager Dale KraJmak erty, we WIll be modIfYing that for students and $10 for non- said that It was always the m- basIC plan Our new plan calls students. For more informa- tention of the city to resell the for 44 condo umts along Phil- tion, call 884-7234, 885-8591 A wonderful place to enjoy property to a developer as soon bps' property on Jefferson or 886-8058. flowering trees, magnolias, daf. as poSSIble. At Monday's meet- These umts WIll have 1,400 • fodils and scillas, and the mg Park Mayor Palmer square feet of space and cost an The Junior League of De- springtime exuberance of small Heenan said that he had heard estImated $165,000 " troit's 1994 Designers' Show animals and birds, is the gar- from several parties mterested VItale saId the plan pre House opens. Tours will be den at the Edsel & Eleanor m purchasmg the property, but sented to the councli last year available all month. The Ford House. Designed nearly none were wlllmg to pay caned for closmg Beaconsfield, Webber House at 22 Webber 70 years ago by famed land- $385,000 unmed,ately and the councll gave lts prehm Place In GroBBe Pointe scape ardutect Jena Jensen, Tne counCIl s.greed to giVe l.nary approval. The council VI\\\ the garden has been restored to PhImps a 75-day optlOn to pur Shores has been ~~~ SciIlas form a blue carpet under tbe tr_s in the gar- now have tD approve the modI- its original beauty and is one of cha.."'9the property at $385,000. by designers, art1sts and dens of the Edsel & Eleanor Ford estate. fied plan. landscapers TIckets are $12 the very few intact Jensen gar- If for some reason Plullips does "We are planning w bUlld m at the door. Call 881-0040 dens remaining in this country. tectural historian specIalIzing embody the signature of Jens not purchase the property two phases," Bald VItale "We for informatIon. In celebration, the Ford in the English country house, Jensen's work Open meadows, WIthm that tIme, his optIOn ex. WIll bulld 18 umts m phase House will present a sympos- will speak on "Cotswold Man- secluded dells, long avenues pIres and the property will go one, and complete the proJect m Monday, May 2 ium on historic gardens for Its ors and Gardens" and their in- under arching trees, pools to re- on the market again. phase two We realIZe that ap- 1994 lecture senes. Three lec- fluence on the Ford House flect cloud shadows and supply Park city attorney Herold pearance WIll be very impor- The American Red Cross tures will offer insights into grounds. Pewabic Pottery will movement, the interplay of tex- Deason said that sale of the tant to the success of the pro- holds a blood drive at Our aspects of landscape architec- co-sponsor the lecture. Robert tures of grass, water and sto'1e; property would depend on what Ject, so we are planning a Lady Star of the Sea in ture, the historic gardens at Grass, associate professor of vistas and lawns and areas left kInd of development plan Phil- nchly elegant design " Grosse Pointe Woods from Ford House and the challenges landscape architecture at the to woodland and wildflowers, hps presented to the councIl. If Vitale said that the project 1:30 to 7:30 p.m. For more of historic garden restoration UniversIty of MIchigan, WIll are all typical of his designs. Phillips' plan did not meet should begIn In about 60 days, information, call Jill Cren. and preservation. present an overview of the "The art of Amencan garden- council approval, the sale could and he hopes to break ground shaw at 494-2796. On Saturday, May 14, a full- works of Jens Jensen and dis. mg," he said, "should rely on be cancelled, he said m 90. Diamond Phllbps maIn- • day symposium will include cuss their preservation, USIng the natural forms of American The council gave the option taIns homes In the Park and The Grosse Pointe school three lectures, morning refresh- Ford House grounds as an ex- plants." to purchase directly to PhIllIps, Hilton Head, S.C., said Vitale. board meets at 8 p.m. in the ments, a grounds tour, and en. ample For Jensen, the only real Deason Bald, instead of a corpo- He owns the C-olden Lion on Grosse Pointe South Wicking trance to Pewabic Pottery's an- Gordon Chappell, chrector of source of inspiration for garden- ratIon or partnershIp to prevent Moross and used to own LIttle Library. nual garden party sale (to be landscape and facilities semces mg was the native landscape Phillips from selling the com. Harry's III before Its held m the rose garden), all for for the Colomal WillIamsburg As he noted, "Its vegetatIon, pany to someone the council sale to smger Anita Baker. Wednesday, May 4 $25. Individual lectures are Foundation m Virgima, will Its wildlife, are due to the natu- The Eastside Republican $10. Box lunches may be pur- share Insights, pleasures and ral selectIOn for fitness for thou- Club meets at 8 p.m. at the chased and reservations are history of WIlliamsburg and Its sands of years It IS fittIng and Fireworks get reprieve Grosse Pointe War Memo- necessary. Call 884-4222. re-created Colomal gardens rial. Paula Henderson, an archI- TJ.2 gardens at Ford House See GARDEN, page 18A Thanks to an outcry of local clatIOn heard from CitIZens and support, the Grosse Pointe busmesses III Grosse Pomte of- Business and Professional Asso- fenng help. daton of Mack Avenue WIll try Rob Curry, chaIrman of hte INSIDE to go ahead WIth Its plans for Mack Avenue, USA. fireworks fIreworks on the Fourth of program, Bald It will be neces- Opinion 6A July. sary for the association to reach The association has spon. its finanCIal goal by the end of Obituaries IOA sored ftreworks at Parcells Mid- May for the show to go on Autos 16A dle School m the Woods for the "We are anxIOUSto contmue Schools 23A past 10 years, but problems thiS communIty tradItIOn that IS enjoyed by so many fami- Business 24A with Insurance and fundIng, forced the cancellation of thIS lies," Curry saId Features IB year's show Tax-deductlble contnbutlOns Entertainment 6B can be sent to Mack Avenue, When news of the cancella- USA., 17401 Mack Ave, De- Sports 1 C tIon was made pubhc, the asso- troit, MlCh 48224 Classified ads .4C POINTER OF INTEREST WE'RE CONCERNED Jonathon Purslow '-. ABOUT Horne: Grosse Pointe YESTERDAY'S Park NEWS. Age: 31 News con appear one Family: MarrIed, two day and be gone the sons next [}ut Thepaper Traveling cellist Occupation: haIrdresser news IS pnnred on can and shovld live on Claim to fame: Former Grosse Pointe was visited last week by Bosnian celllst Smailovic Vedran. Lostyear more than haIr stylist for Vedran. whose "nationality and religion is mualc:' is more familiar playing in the one third of all U S streets of Sarajevo amid the bombs and guns than at Harmony House In the City of celebrities newsprrnt was recycled Grosse Pointe. where he made a brief appearance. And Thatnumber 1$ Quote: "Male H. it traveling the world. supported only by local donations. to bring awareness to growing every doy haIrdressers are the BosnIan pUght. Recycling .- stereotyped. No matter In the 20 monthl he played In Bosnia. 2.000 children and 12.000 adults were killed IS rhe one .. ~ what I tell people. they cmd 60.000 people were wounded. Vedran said. "music Is universal:' and he Is getting way we con • ., the mesaage out "to stop with the blood everywhere:' have their Ideas about all glVl? some- k"ad _ Above. Grosse Pointe Soutb student Aaron Fraser receives a private lesson from Ved- me" Thing bocl\ Th"n k"cycll' ran. See story, page 4A lonatho'1 Purslow

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City of ~tnss.e Jnint.e '-'ark. Michigan Defer's teachers spurn Jgift' of voice mail ORDINANCE NO. 157 By Kathleen Ryan such because It would be ask. profeSSIOnal response," Turney also could mean there's no ex. Special Wnter mg too much to expect the said. "I thought of this as a gift cuse miSSIng aSSIgnments or for AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECfION 1002 OF THE GROSSE The telephone system at De- teachers to change messages to the teachers, where they messages not getting home" fer Elementary School In POINTE PARK ZONING CODE. dally," Turney saId "But I could not only get messages First.grade parent Susan Grosse Pomte Park has gone thought a weekly message from parents, but also personal Heman appreciates that part of THE CITY OF GROSS POINTE PARK ORDAINS: hIgh tech. would be approprIate, outlmmg messages durmg the day. Only the system. Section I. A vOIce mall phone system actlVJtles going on wlthm the the teachers have the code to "I find it wonderful because I "Section 1002 of the Grosse Pointe Park Zoning Code is amended has been In operatIOn at Defer classroom and remmdmg par access thel.l' messages h'tppen to have a child who to read in its entirety as follows: smce January, essentially giV- ents and students about home- "Plus It gIves parents 24 doesn't always remember to Section 1002. Open !>paces. Ing each teacher and sUUT work assignments or upcommg hour access to a message sys bring home notes or to return member theIr own answermg tests tem for theIr chtld's teacher, things," she said "And with 1. Storage restricted. No part of a rear yard located (i) between a machme whIch allows them to "That was my expectatIOn," whIch IS a slgmficant benefit four chIldren I can't get to side lot line and a line extending from the closest SIde of a build- mdlvlduahze messages for theIr she said for workmg parents. school that often But with the 109 to the rear lot line, or (ii) within ten feet of a street, no side students and parents But to Turney's surpnse, and voice mall system I can easl1y yard, and no front yard in R-t\, R-B, R-C, or R-D Residential "A teacher had told me dismay, Defel sUUT members "I know as a workmg parent reach an mdlvidual teacher and Dislncts shall be used for the storage of boats, trailers, recreation- about the homework hothne have had a less than enthuslas. myself I would apprecIate that leave a message. al vehicles, busses, trucks, or other personal property, and no systems being used In some tIC response to It access to my chtldren's teach- "I'm all for It." more than one boat, traIler, recreational vehicle, bUS, truck, or schools m Califorma," saId De A survey of the mdIVldual ers" Defer teachers refused to other item of personal property (or combmation thereof as a boat or vehicle on a trailer) shall be stored in any other portion of a fer princIpal Sheila Turney teacher's recordmgs found only The system In place at Defer comment on the system, and "But I put the Idea on a back two that gave a deSCrIptIOn of was deSIgned by educators for only one of 14 teachers reo rear yard outside the confines of a garage. Provided. however, burner because of the cost m classroom actlVJtIeS and assIgn. educators, said Turney turned a message left on VOIce that no boat, trailer, recreational vehicle, bus, truck, or other item volved " ments, whIle 14 other teachers "But It'S not mtended to take matI by the Grosse Pomte of personal property stored outside the confines of a garage (i) However, the offer of a year's essentJally left the same the place of tradltlOnal commu. News shall be of a size 10 excess of twelve (12) feet high, twelve (12) free service from the US VOl scrIpted message, urging callers :ucatlon vehicles, hke newslet. Turney IS currently evaluat. feet wide, or thirty two feet in length, or (ii) occupy an area (de- cemall company prompted 'I'ur to dIal the mam office number tel'S and personal notes," she mg the system to see if there IS termined by the maximum length and width of such Item) which. ney to Install the system at De If thiS were an emergency call, saId "It's Just one more way to enough mterest to keep It in when added to the area of the lot occupied by buildings, including accessory buildings, exceeds applicable Jot coverage fer. but offermg to return the call If keep In touch" place for another year. She said "My Jdea was that Jt not be necessary That's a concern expressed fundmg for the program has requirements. used as a homework hothne as "I'm dlsappomted at the by DefN par",nt Fh7Ab",th bet>n oft'",rpd by local busl 2. Permit for temporary storage. The Depsriment of Public Schaefer nesses Service may issue a permit to the owner of any zoning lot allow- "I'm not In favor of the sys- Turney hopes the teachers ing the temporary storage of a boat, trailer, recreational vehicle, Health's sake lectures set tem If It IS gomg to replace per. overcome theIr doubts about bus, truck, or other item of personal property on an access drive For your health's sake, St. "Managmg YoU! Stressful sonal communicatIOn With the the system or in any portion of a side or rear yard for a period of not more John Hospital and MedIcal LIfe," on Wednesday, May 11, teacher," she saId "I also thmk "It seems so ironic that with than 7 days notwithstanding the restrictions contained in subsec- Center and the Grosse Pomte from 7 to 8 p m. that homework JS something the push for technology in edu- tion 1002.1. No more than one such permit for one boat, trailer, War Memorial are offering a that 18 the responslbihty of the cation, somethmg as simple recreational vehicle, bus, truck, or other Item of personal property Sandra SchIff, a socJal series of lectures to address chIld, and parents shouldn't be and easy to use as the voice shall be issued with respect to any zoning lot in any calendar worker and dIrector at the health concerns, including pros. constantly monitonng it " mail system would be so flatly month." Eastwood.Oxford Network of tate disorders, managing stress But Turney wsagrees. rejected," she saId Care, WIll dISCUSS "Caring for Section 2. artd caring for aging relatIves "This system IS intended to "The whole theme of educa. your Agmg Relatives" on This Ordinance shall take effect on July 1, 1994. Edward Shel'Vlsh, M D, will engage the parents even more tion IS that we're preparing stu. Wednesday, June I, from 7 to 8 dIscuss "Prostate DIsorders" on in th~ir child's education by dents for life III the iuture, not pm Wednesday, May 4, from 7 to 8 adwng one more communica. for hfe the way we used to p.m at the Grosse Pomte War Tlckets are $2 per semmar tlOn method," Turney said. "It live." Memorial Pat Roberts. RN, MSN and Call 881-7511 for reserva- Anita Garr, MSW, will address tIons or more mformatlOn

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It .. rene ..... ••• • smf ut r*.ms s om s.+ at t .- •• ill ...... , 0." April 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Letters 25A of them servmg the reslde.,ts and South play On behalf of the Grosse Women can Cubbm's Barbershop, tlOn for over 42 years. businesspeople In Grosse 20563 Mack, and see a fe Fran Angell Pointe Board of Realtors, POinte for 16 years offensive will you please allow us to cut it male barber and the satls Master Barber To the Editor: I would hke to let the fled clients MeCubbm's McCubbin's Barbershop To the Editor: publicly say thank you via community know that I was disappointed to has been at the same loca Grosse Pointe Woods It IS a shame that the your letters to the editor there are female barbers read in your paper the arti- outstanding acting and page. working, very succes<;fully, staging of the Grosse We are all proud to be cle describing what a South presents Impatiens Sale In reputable, famIly on- Grosse Pointe barbershop The Grosse POInte South able for $15 In red, pmk, or. Pointe South High School part of this wonderful com- ented shops I would not be was like. This represented High School Mothers' Club wIll ange and lavender. production of "Me and My munity. surprised If the majority of a poor picture to the com. hold It& annual Impatlen,> Sale Impatiens must be pre-or- Gal" was wasted on such a Stevie Miller and Nick men's halrcuttln'J IS per- mUnlty of our profeSSIOn seedy production Dara formed by the many May 6 and 7 at the school, 11 dered by Sunday, May 1. All Included in the show Chairpersons and reeks of sour grapes Gros'>e POInte Blvd other Items wJ11be available on women profeSSIOnals In all were usage of profanity Community Services The notion that women Flats of ImpatIeUf, will be 'lale days can't possibly cut men's the Grosse Pomte eommun and obscene gestures, sex- Committee Itles aVaIlable for $13 In whIte, Orders wJ11 be dehvered for Grosse Pointe Board of halr properly was a sur pmk, &almon, red, orange and $1 per Item Free delIvery IS ual mnuendo, violence, ex- I InVIte the Gnsse pnse to me. I have been VIOlet New Gumea ImpatIens avaIlable for five or more tensive use of alcohol, and Realtors POinte News to VISIt Me numerous portrayals of hangmg baskets wIll be avaIl Item,> pubhc drunkenness If this type of theatncal ------insult is appropnate for any high school perfor- mance, whIch is in grave doubt, the damage was G PRICE BREAK multiplied by inVItmg ele- mentary aged students e off with any of these four great from several Grosse Pomte schools to view the play as right now ..for a great low price! part of an "educational" field trip It should be noted that parents of the

elementa1y students were plUe to I>' flfgiJIlated Wl!h t \fUl/tlt's Pa) mwt '299 ,vIA might also reasonably for hlJ pnce and terms \\I\DOI\~/LOCh5 ' DLI\L 1011 LR IIIR~OR) AI'f'l'a)'lIIutt' NIA '8,501 question the traIning of fAlwoys wear your • 8 II -\\ rOI\ER Df-II FR' 'EAT lJO\11/ !'al'me//t '2,082 o , Al L\lI\l \1 1\m~L~ , 71'\'''r\UR high school students to, safety belt 'Toxes Refill/daMe Senml) DeposIt '300 '375 and htluxtTa SE\1I\G even as theater, act as ( all I Dlle (lt Slglllll\;* '2,681 '8,876 prostitutes and drunkards, 1 I especially given the current ------drug and alcohol problems being experienced in our schools. 'I'.hi.q ." not t.he- sort of even't "that has earned the

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CONSULTATION April ~8, 1994 24A Business Grosse POI,\te News J Farms firm finds filling niche fun and financially rewarding By JIm Stlckford vacatIOn," he bald that allows GIo~se P01l1ters to Staff Wrrler Customers use the maIl re send lal ge Items anywhere 111 )1 Conti H1'y to popular bellef, celvmg "el-Vlce for all kmds of North Amenca We have the\ don't sell ffimlboJ.es at fl redsons other than bmmess, NAFTA to thank for that" M,lllbo'.es Inc on Mack III sald Dunn Some cUbtomeJS The store also has an an Glo".,e Pomte Farms Rathel, don't want bulk mall commg to swellOg servlce for customers, tl\\'\ ~Il office servIces for peo tl](:'11 home They are always plL who don't have offices SaId Dunn People often dIslIke a\ allable to receIve packages, havmg to ledve a message on When I fil st heard of Mall and for customel s with day ho\.l''' Inc I thought they sold an allswel mg machme, so pea job", that's a blessmg Some pIe can use call fOl'\vardmg to Ill'\llboxes," Sdld co ownel Leah lustomers shop through cate Dunn 'So \\ hen people learn hdve thell calb louted to the logues and want to keep It a store, \\ here employees take tll It we don't, I'm not sur- seclet fJ am then spouses Some pll"ed" message" It's a servIce that cu.stomers - well she doesn't has sun'lved "olce mall file store, Dunn saId, IS a \\ant to know why they use her Dunn and hel pmtner Willa II mchl"e op€wtlon The head sel'ICe It's none of hel busl qU.ll LeV1l1bought the store 111 1987 tel's IS m San DIego Dunn neb::- ~l' It has been m the Fal ms fOi dt ]bes It as a po~tal and The "t01e also has se\ era I fa..'. .1bout 10 yeal s Bemg a store U1TltlllUmcdtlOn service busl machrnes and photocopIers I ,,- that caters to local busmesses, Customers can recel\'e Customers who don't own fdJI.es It'S open from 830 a m to 530 p.ll h 'ges and other types of can u"e the machmes to send pm Monday-Fnday, and from III \ I '"Ind they can have Item8 and Iecelve faxes The copiers 10 a m to 2 p m on Saturdays p ". l~ed for sendmg at the are very useful for those who " hdve to make a lImIted number Dunn learned that In the be Photn hI Jml StlcktOld '1\ l' me not III competitIOn of copIes gmnmg maIlboxes were sold \\ 1,1 the post office," Dunn Leah Dunn, co-owner of Mailboxes lne .. gets ready to send a fax for a customer. The "The Kll1ko's that has there, but they stopped because Grosse Pointe Farms business specializes in offering business services for those who can't ")\(\ We offer a service, but opened up near here hasn't af- customel s were much more m- do them at home. In addition to having fax service, the store has photocopiers. an answer- \Ie lI-e UPS as well as other fected us," Dunn saId "We terested m sennces, not mail- ing service and a mail receiVing service. dell\ l'ly servICes, mcludmg the don't get many customers who boxes po,' office Our advantage IS need to make 7,000 copIes at 3 lh It we offer an address not a am Kinko's does We appeal plH office box" to different market segments" City approves outdoor cafe behind Jacobson's \\ 1 ~n people lent post office The store, in addItIon to \"'V- the address IS a PO, sendmg and receIVmg mail and By Chip Chapman either way," Hebert saId. "We trons be put up durmg the sununer h \ "aid Dunn If her custom- offermg other office servICes, Staff Writer wdl meet with the hquor con- "The cafe has to be m a des- months, Hebert saId. 1- Those who enjOVoutdoor dm- 'lse the stOle's mall recelV has reC'FntIy moved mtc really tro! conumSSlUlI in the next IV Ignated area WIth some kmd of The cafe will be open from 10 11_ mg wdl be able to do so m a service letters and pack- bIg bulk sendmg days and be open outsIde, hope fencmg," City pohce chief a.m. through 4 p.m Monday, famIliar place 1_', are sent to the St01e's "We recently started a ser- fully, by ffild.June" Bruce Kennedy saId. "There IS Tuesday, Wednesday and Sat- The CIty of Grosse Pomte l'iress, 18530 Mack Thel e IS vIce that sends large Items any- Customers WIll have to enter also a 'hold-harmless' agree- urday, and untIl 8 pm. on I Il po"t office number counCIl gave Its approval last where 111 North Amenca," saId the outdoor cafe from InsIde the ment for the City whIch means Thursday and Friday. week for Jacobson's to use D'- "We have a lot of manufac- Dunn "It's easier to move an restaurant, not from the street that Jacobson's assumes habil- "We may have a buffet din- Hont Way, the alley between turer's representatIVes, who get entire house's worth of furm or parkmg structure. Seatmg Ity " ner on Thursday evenings," the store and the parkmg struc- all theIr busmess mall through ture 2,000 miles, than It IS to capacity outdoors wlll be 25 pa- A temporary pIcket fence wIll Hebert said ture, as an outdoor cafe during us Small busmesses run out of move one couch across the warm weather months people's homes also use our ser- state The problem IS that we "Techmcally, the alley IS Senior angry over toy carts at Kroger vice It saves neIghbors haVIng have movmg companies for owned by the CIty," saId Jacob- By Chip Chapman to put up wIth delIvery trucks homes, but they don't want to terronzed thIS mormng by a "We've had no complaints at son's store manager BIll He- Staff Writer mynad of small people shovmg coming and gomg all day, and transport one couch or plano all," said manager Jl;\rry bert "Smce we lease It from About five months ago, Kro- the mml-pushcaIts, I Will no 1 mall can be collected durmg So we recently stmted a servIce Baecke, who had not yet ~en them, we needed theIr ap ger in the VIllage purchased longer expose my older, ar- Harwood's letter. "In '(act, proval" some toy shopping carts so that thrItic bones agam," said Mary we've had a lot of favorable Business Notes Pendmg approval from the youngsters could emulate their M Harwood m a letter to KIO- comments." MIchIgan LIquor Control Com- parents gel' and the Grosse Pomte "You are risking a loss of mISSIon, Jacobson's will extend . News Eastern Michigan Agen- named one of the state's 100 shopper's loyalty," Harwood Its tavern license, which per- But at least one shopper 18 cies of Grosse Pointe Woods re fastest growmg pnvate com- said, "or worse yet, a hefty law mIts the sale of beer and wme, not happy Wlth the store's decI- Followmg a suggestion from cently receIved a Key Agents pames by Roney & Co m con- SUIt, if you continue to allow to the outdoor cafe sian to add the mlmature carts. a parenti llll alice Company of AmerIca tIOns firm Durocher, DIXson s~~rlJJ'iB~gyour\r-nl'l' , J In lecogmtlOn of Its e"\ceptlOnal and Werba, The DetrOIt News ploduetlOn and underwntmg and WWJ RadIO. HRStrategJes results IS a human resources and m • dustnal consultll1g fHm HRStrategies of Grosse founded m 1982 that now em- Pomte Farms was recently ploys 182 people Business People

Grosse Pointe Farms reSIdent Daniel Smith of the Ann Arbor office of Republic Bancorp was designated an "origination superstar" by the magazme Mortgage OngJnator SmIth -,vas honored because of hIS personal productIOn of $47,300,000 Mortgage Ongmator, a San DIego- based magazme, IS dlstnbuted natIOnally to banks, saVIngs and loans and mortgage lendmg mstltutlOl1S

Grosse Pomte Farms resident Kristi Ewald was recently named to the board of directors of the Grosse Pomte Park-based H T Ewald Foundation Ewald currently serves as vice preSident of the foundatIOn, whIch was started 111 1928 by H T Ewald, a founder of the Campbell-Ewald advertlSlng agency The founda- tIOn has been gwmg scholarshIps smce 1956

Grosse Pomte Farms reSIdent Gregory Magreta, an account executIVe at the Farms office of Roney & Co, was recently made a general partner In the firhl Magreta has worked m the broker- age mdustly for 10 years, the last five m Roney's Farms office

Grosse Pomte Farms reSIdent Irene Gracey Will be honored on April 30 for her work as past president of the DetroIt and the na tlOnal chapter of the 8t Mary Academy Alumnae ASSOCiatIOn

Grosse Pomte Farms reSIdent Allen Back- man was recently elected semor VIce preSident, 111 the resldentml mortgage lendmg operatIOn of FIrst Federal of MIchIgan Backman was pre- VlOUO]ymanager of FIrst Federal's residential loan department

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CIty of Grosse Pomte reSIdent Joseph It's simple YOll make all of your loan payments on time, and we'll write you a rebate check worth five per~ent Mengden was recently named rhauman of the of the mterest you paid us on the loan Guaranteed. board of dIrectors of First of Mlchlgan CapItal It's an offer that's good on any installment loan that you apply for between nOlv and June 30, 1994. Corp Mengden jomed FIrst of Mlchlgdn 111 So whether you need a home Improvement Joan, an auto Joan, or any other fixed-term Joan, there 1967 and retired from the company 111 1992 He lsn't a better time to borrow than right now replaces DaVId Callaway, who resl!!1led from Stop in any First of AmerIca office to apply and we'll give you an answer In no time Menqden the board The Five Percent Rebate Loan It'" one loan you're guaranteed to Ilke.

GI"O,>oePOInte Park re"Jdent Ann Fitzpat- A bank for life~" rick has J011lcd the Anthony M Franco public 1elatIOn'> firm a", an account executIVe Before 1-80o-347.LOAN JOInIng Fl dnro Flt7patnck \\ 01 ked at Edelman {hI' ,fji r f\! r 11i'1~ rnn,umrr (nan, (Hlyand >.uhJrrl t'J rhanw ulth ul !In!trr IlInn ub;rtt to rrrdJl apprn10l Pubhc RelatIOn" WorldWIde III New York CIty ( , Ill' lit 1I1:rfJrl! 1 r t r tr f t1 Irm!»'t III If 1/H rr!'fJti' (INN don nr t flppt ...f m I,fW1x(' '(}(Jn5 (, Nl (Jt, mg 11m'>.of (rrdll \frmbrr f /)J( rqlli/ /I '''lr~Ii""" 1il 1/ h",,"~ IInpa", d 7lJ/J ",.,/aMr Inm '/ \ f \ r al l-li()(ll~" ~1>1I 0. fer o"rr '"ft rmal,o" roll '" 01 ) R(j() n\'1-4~R4 Fitzpatrick

\ t:> 8>April 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Board of Commissioners approves 911 for the Pointes, Harper Woods could take as long as 18 servICes for Amentech "We By Chip Chapman months before we get the ser WIll have to revamp and revise Staff Wnter our billIng system The Grosse Pomtes and Hal' vice because theIr bIlling proce- "We are domg everything per Woods offiCIally have theIr dure IS not bUIlt on polItIcal boundarIes, but on phone num- phySIcally pOSSIble We would ~,if , own 911 emergency phone dls , ~', tnct followmg a unanImous ber exchanges," RIchner saId like to get thiS done sooner. < '( The money IS of CrItIcal Impor- Ii vote AprIl 12 by the Wayne "EIghteen months IS still a ~ I d tance to the commumtIeS This County board of commISSIOners legitimate estImate," saId John l~> •• f Hunt, product manager for 911 IS a pnonty project for us " .is t i' » >- The creatIOn of the dlstnct of ~J ~ ~~ ~ Eastern Wayne, whIch mcludes j the five Pomtes and Harpel' r • GIVE YOUR TREASURED Woods, WIll mean more money for each CIty to enhance Its own DIAMOND MODERN SETTING 911 servICes A "It provlde& a means to up grade 911 service for the Pomtes and Harper Woods," &ald county commISSIOner An- drew RlChner " Last December, thE' board tentatIvely approved the crea tIon of the new dlstnct Before Ph"t"" hj Ro,h blllars the county board's actIon, the Pomtes and Harper Woods Cleaning up Detroit were part of DetrOIt's dIstrIct "We now have a separate People from across metro Detroit got to- agreement," RIchner said, "but gether last Saturday to help clean up the haven't approved a fee " city. Grosse Pointers got into the act as well. Volunteers from the Park gave a hand to De- The county board can levy up troiters in cleaning up Maheras Park and to a 4 percent fee on a custom- Recreation Center in the city with the help er's base phone bill, or a little of several city >ii~et cleanmg machines like more than 40 cents a month, the one pictured. The Park also donated a Without voter approval Up to load of asphalt to patch potholes in Maheras an addItional 16 percent fee Park. The Grosse Pointe Park government may be added, but only WIth was just one of many organizations that the approval by the voters. helped in Saturday's clean-up, as St. lohn The revenue collected by Hospital and Medical Center also sponsored Ameritech and distnbuted to a clean-up at Morass and Mack. each PSAP (Publlc Safety An- Park mayor Palmer Heenan said Grosse swerIng Pomt) could be used to

r -- Pointe Park was very supportive of Detroit's enhance the eXIsting 911 ser- I ,I efforts at civic improvement and the Park vice would continue to support such efforts in the Even at 4 percent, the fees future. Wayne County commissioner Andrew collected could be substantial Whether you're looking to reset your diamond or RichnGr organized the Prtrk's volunteers, for the SlX communities. purchase a new one, we have a vast selection of ring Heenan said. UntIl Amentech determines mountings to accommodate any stone the number of exchanges m each of the communities, exact Stop and swap - recycling exchange set dollar figures cannot be estI- edmund t. AHEE jewelers The Grosse Pomte CItIZens full mated 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods for Recycling WIll hold Its Items that won't be accepted "The phone company said It fourth Building Materials Ex- mclude furmtUle, pov..er tools 886-4600 change Day on Saturday, and a pl~.nces 'Phose wlshmg 30, begmmng at 9 a m a lctPQ{ef.4t~t"u:Y:gea.JtQ. ter Park in Harper ~ sure the' ttems 1lI£ ... ~('.(oStlii The park is locate; on ar ar usable. ore InFo'rma- , , - per north of Moross near tIOn, call 881-7206 Bishop Gallagher High School If you have been wondermg LEARN THE DELICIOUS ART what to do Wlth extra building supplies stored m the garagtl or basement, you are urged to OF HAND DIPPING STRAWBERRIES' drop them off from 9 to 10 am. From 10 a.m to noon the Items that were dropped off wIll be available for pickup and ex- change Acceptable Items mclude fiiiimii ~ BABY JOGGERSI Watch For • ~ FOR .. Ii. June i • MOTHERS DAY 11th ~ ~aa4-B'KEfJ ~ 18401 E ;yvarren ~ • WACONS • BABY JOGG • TRIKES' TRAILERS'

Friday, May 6 1 to 3 p.m.

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SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Apn128,1994 4A News Grosse Pointe News Hairstyles of the rich and famous a iearning experience for Park man By Shirley A McShane ge ...ted he do It fol' a hvmg can log 111 the I equll I'd hour ... 111 Pm "low <;Uld thel e'<; 110 such Staff Writer BplII[; dt a pomt m hIS life t beauty school and tn1>tmtly be thmg a!> bad hall, only bad Jonathon Pw :,,\tm ,,3) <; Ill' II hl'l e he didn't know what to ~ come a plOless)(\nal "t vllst With hall "ty 11.'<;One COIfthat makes d()('<;n'l ml-.." h '" d l\'" ,... , h '" Ull Idll'll he leU tile military, 7 hlln CImge IS the "mall do" m stylist to thE' Ilch ..lIld f,ll1l0U,> PUl shm deCIded to take hiS a 1mge clwnt ba"<' dnd d 11Igh and get to know regular chents It's amazmg They all seem to which 11 teenage girl Isolates a III nlldto\\ n Manhatt,m SUit', fnend'" ad\'lce sellmy like Farrah Fawcett, Brooke be gettmg good busmess I lew htl and ... of hall' at the front It was E'),.cltlng \\ 01 hmg \lllh He studIed at DaVId Presley's "Not everyone mil be III till" Shields, Jaclyn Smith and thmk the Amencan pubhc IS of hel head .lnd hall' sprays actl esses hke DenlJ ~loOl (' ,wd sehool of cosmetology III Royal busmebs," he Said "It 's not el Claudia SchIffer extremely conscIOus of Its ap stylmg hall for "UpPI moddq Odk, passed the state board to qUIck flx You get out of beauty clnd tea"es them untIl they "It was a lot of fun," he saId pearance and always lookmg hke Paulina h.' "'Jld but ,tllPI beeollH' d cCltlfied hall' styhst school and you <11 e not d pi ofe:" ...tand on end 01le thmg he learned about for somethmg new" "It must be somethmg left \\hlle It becc1nw hke am olhel dnd then got hi" first Job at a slOnal. you're a be/-,'1llnCI You many of the famous women he While hall' salons traditIOn ovel from the punk era or else lob Gro""e Pomte salon have to go to semm,lr ...and edu II. orked With was that they are ally have been a woman':, do It came out of New Jersey," he - PUl"lo\'. nO\1 IS pellnJng ,ut After becommg profiCIent at cate yoU! self" not as recogmzable III person mam and men sought haircuts Said He also shudders at the tlllg dl1d colOllllg hpad ... of hd tl the baSICS - perms, colors, cuts PUI slow laugh" <1" he 1ec,lll>. Many of the women are much at the corner barber shop, attI- slght 01 bl level cuts on men in at Aloon Jame... S lIon 111 and blow drymg - he deCided an emballassmg experience 111 shortel in person, he saId, than tudes are changmg and mOle Gro<;<;('Pomte Fall11s and I'IIJOI beauty scl\ool An 8 yell! old which the front IS cut short and to ('ducate himself further by they appear on screen and men are gomg to salons to get II1g family !lfe \\llh 111" \I,ll' boy was seated 111 IllS chell! for the back I" left to grow long gomg to New York and study some are not as stnkmgly and hI a sons a customIZed hairstyle, Pur a tllm A few SlllP" II1to the "A hot look from the late mg under a hIgh pi otile hair- beautIful rile 31 veal old GI o...~e slow saId halt'cut, Purslow aCCIdentally '70~ and early '80<; - but you ille,,'iel Purslow felt that If he He saId lt didn't take long to Pomtl' Park- I eSldellt .,[lId he "I thmk most men of the '90s mcked one of the boy's e,lI" "till "ee It today," he Said dIdn't educate himself regard- get over the exclt~ment of didn't always \\ant to be a hall' are beyond the stereotype and "When we fin,llly g'lt the H", adVice for those unhappy mg the cuttmg edge techmques bemg around famous people on are concerned about their ap 81v1I<;1In fact, aftel bTJaduatlllg bleedmg to "top and e\ erythlllg With then hUll' Fmd a stylist of han deSign, he would be a dally baSIS pearance," Purslow said "Men ti Olll Ro\ al Oak Dondelo Hu.(h under control, I cut hI" othel \'011'll: comfO!table WIth and doomed to \\ OJ kmg at cham "It - was mterestmg to see want to look good - especially School Jl1 1980, he con<;ldell'd a ,,..a", ucatlOn I had come across a time" harder to break Purslow began cuttmg hall' for Belle Isle A.wning Co. PlCtu! e of one of my former Once the excitement faded "Male haIrdressers are ster fun One of hIS fnends sug employel s With Brooke Shields and Purslow felt he had mas eotyped," he Said "No matter ~. SPECIALIST and I thought It would be fun tered what he came to New what I tell people, they have to 11'01 k WIth hIm and have McCaig wins York to learn, he returned to theIr Ideas about me In my .-E: IN that kmd of chentele " MIchIgan He missed hiS family younger years, I'd say I was a lifetime award When he anwed III New and wanted to settle down craftsman and that's It, change FABRIC AWNINGS York, Purslow looked up hiS He came to Grosse Pomte be the subJect" • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Gmny McCaig, a I eSldent of old boss and soon was hired as cause of the abundance of haIr Another mIsconceptIOn about hIS assIstant That allowed Pur the City of Grosse Pomte, was salons "I thmk there's about the hair-stylmg business, he Cornillie Dr. Roseville 294-6050 recently awarded the Betty slo\1 the opportumty to meet mne salons m a slX-block area saId, IS some people thmk they Garhck LIfetime AchlPvempnl A\\ard by the MIchIgan Asso clatlOll for the EducatIOn of Young Children The award IS gIVen to a per- son who has devoted a hfetlme r to Improvmg the hves of Michl gan's children and fmmlIes and who has made exceptIOnal con- tributIOns to the early chIld- hood professIOn

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~/ N Wtll'e recetvin9 new shipments of beaunM t'.weeklY from such pIoces as China. India, Turkey, Pakistan and Persia FfOm ,~ ~~C$ to R~Is/ $oft pastels to new jewel tones, we h,ave them in iradilional si~s plus runners, rounds and estate sizes. ~ And righti'loW;-yO\l con save 30% to 40% on our entire .~ i o$soriment wHh the «Ided convenience of deferred billing We '. .r... k '. "." Sale $99 to $1795 Chinese 90 line sculpture rugs of 5/8" wool pile hove a Silky sheen 2'x3' to 9'x12'. Reg. $165 to $3325.320"

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¥ .... _ ...... , 1 April 28. 1994 Grosse Pointe News Schools 23A Board members school themselves on education issues in special classes By Shirley A. McShane proglam. Konsler, who was cer- polIcy Issues mvolved m educa clem el picture of how Ldnslllg Sladen and trustee LmrlR t"rn<>v w,th th" !~... f;;-;u. vf Slaff Writer tified In 1992, was honored tion n I~~ ftUd.1H ..~ ~l.i.tuui UibLru. ..Lb A n11111 tlPl ':,If =P},fV)! b~~~d ,,,tl, Lllt: AWI1IQ oi DIstinctIOn &hnezdel' both have Just fin Dlck~nson, WrIght, Moon, "I don't thInk new board "The clabfleb help you undCl members In Grosse POInte have fO! pOInts she earned In the lshed the <,evendas!>es reqUIred VanDusen & Freeman He rep- members are often aware when ..,tand the legal IammcatlOns of gone back t I the classroom to ploglam to obtam boaId certificatIOn resents management In labor they run of how much there I" polItle", board declblOns and better undeh1and the workings The certlf1catIOn program "0 Schneider "aId the classes on matters He flald the MASB to know," she saId "In the laflt on They help you become a of MichIgal's educatlo,al sys was estabhshed by the MASB CUIT!culum and policy helped does a good Job of provldmg the two yeal s we've had pl'lmal'lly better bom d membm ," BOllrke tem In 1990, &aId Gal! M Braver. her gam d bettel understand- board WIth materials on rele. first. and l>€cond.ycat bOdrd "ald "Even If you've been m Classes on legIslatIOn, school man, MASB commUnicatIOns 109 of both I""ues She learned vant Issues He has not taken members. There's been a lot of the "chool e.,ye;tcmyom entire policy, la\\ currIculum and la director how to examIne the dlbtnct's any board certIficatIOn classes turnover In 1CLent years and bor relatIOns are offered to all life, It". .',0 much dIfferent bemg cUlTlculum to c,cc If the schools and does not feel thiS hampers "The LegIslature was consld we target the new board mem on the bumd .. Mlchlgan school board mem- enng a bIll that would man. are dellvenng what they say hIS effectiveness as a board bel'S as boon as they are Kon<;ler saId bhe too was sur bers through the MichIgan As- date tralI'lng for all school they are and "he ,>,nd she also member elected" pllsed at how much she needed SOCIatIOn of School Boards board members," Braverman learned how to eXdmlOe polICIes Board members III Grosse In Grosse POinte, Sears Tay to learn when she was elected (MASEl said "We wanted to keep tram. for poe;<;Iblepitfalls Pomte are not reqUIred to at. lor, elected last June, IS the to the bOd!d 10 1988, even Othe! bodl d members, be Board membel s Glona Kon. mg on a voluntary baSIS and newest board member Smce tend MASB classes, Howlett though "he hod .,erved on the caUf>eof then OCcupdtlOns, al said sler and JulIe BOllike recelVed we thought board members then, he has had the opportu awards list week for their par PTO fOI eight year" and knew leady have a solid bdckground were dedIcated people who mty to attend two semmars of- d lot about educatIOn tlclpatlOn In MASB classes on Issue" that Ieguldrly are would voluntanly avaIl of fered through the MASB "What I found out was that 1 Bourhe receIved the CertIfied themselves the opportunity for presented to d school board for "They were excellent clabs. knew a lot dbout Grosse Pomte Boardmember Award for suc. addItIOnal trammg " a deCISIOn es," Taylor SaId "One of the school" and I didn't know a lot cessfullv completmg the neces. Braverman sald the classes Board vice pl'e~ldent Carl benefits IS meetmg other school about educdtlOn," she saId sary courses In addItIOn, she are targeted at freshman board Anderson IS an US:,lbtantprInCI- board members 10 southeast Konsler Iegularly attends recelved the A\\ard of Ment for members who may not be fully pal at South Lake HIgh School MIChIgan" workshops, conferences and earmng addItIOnal POints 10 the Informed on all the legdl and III St ClaIr Shoree; He sald he Tay lor Said he plans on tak bemmar" to expand her know IS aware of the Issues facmg Illg board cel11ficatIOn ddsseb ledge Depression: Treallt. Defeat It. school dIstricts and has plenty -;=:;;:::; once the school dlstnct ha" a R()<")"I r! 2c.~cL.A.r} r.i. zu1h. of expenence as a board mem- ber, now servmg hiS thIrd term of office Although he has not LIVE-IN taken any MASB c1asseb, he IS EUROPEAN consldermg It CHILD CARE Board preSIdent Timothy

Howlett IS a labor relatIOns at LurAupalf Inlerculturdl ChIld Care Program' " currently pl.cmg carefully selected. • Introducing ... r ngllsh spea'IOg au paIrS. dge' 1825 ,l!l~ WIth qualJfied Amencan families J ~1~6J37l{]1Jl ~Iecl [rolll a '''de variety 01 bright. rellable 3U p.:ms fPa(jJ}){J}(!)[J)fj{j from Scanoma"lnI1UflO1"" Set 11f." 26119 HARPER 43063 HAYES laI A1lIl.tI.. hnL LMdorl, ZIlhU\, S lc:dJ',e>I:.., 0tJe.. Copt.I'h'lu\" Kelly Horrigan. seated. a senior at Grosse Pointe Sout~ 881-7958. M,I,n MJd">d A""lItrc!lrII Hl!'Jdtlbtn Ht .. "In. Rr.t; ..... 't. La'lbc"n High School. recently was named winner of the Mother~ ST. CLAIR SHORES 566.0666 ,!,uS OO~R." ....EJ~rOE~ "DNQl'.jf>~'tORC"""'U.~ Club Art Festival annual poster contest. Her poster. IS being used to promote the 13th annu.al art S?OW whIch op....s Tuos from noon 0 3 Iii or 6 pm }' 600.830pm EN)~~~~ADAS...... pkg HOMfSTYLf 0 For the full e y camper<;, early ;..~~ $ 25 ENTERTAINME mornmg cara. s from 7 to 8 80 $3991B • Friday n. (Iii SALSA$1 POTATO SALAD $119 2 Ib And More a m and tlw «tended day pro Satur ay-Oven 80 C ,e en 6 m ~ "N.D. Band" 49 ~,\" Ii I VERDE COLE SLAW LB COLOMBIAN SUPREMO gram IS from ~ 15 to h P m Su 300 . 8 30 P m. B ~ m ~ "ReDlav" ~ hJ \" 8 oz or ...... 00 III I I perl vIsed swit mmg 1<; avaIl $ 5 SatUrday I 99 able durmg ~ e),.l('ldcd day Sunday ~ "All You Can EoY'Mo~ciolli 3 p m ~ "TIt. Five Season ~r.iZo~,'IIt~ARIZONA POLISH HAM or $ 29 21b And More $4 HAZElNUT CREAM lB time penod 200.700pm 8 pm-MOOSE & Do SHA~ . ICED TEA HONEY HAM 3 LB $4 50 Sunday I 49 The ULS da. can,p I" held 3 p m ~ MEn:llan" $4 'RING 'illS ASSORTED $2 SUPER SHARP $ 29 2 Ib And More At re •• • • fLAVORS 49 on Cook Road iJ GIO-'-I'Pomte EN'UED INlo A snail ItAIm B p m ~ IINI D. Jail Band " ~ COLOMBIAN SUPREME 18 LB Woods For mOl mf(ltmatlOn, WINNER '0 II DRMN ON SUNDAY l ,C'C""C 1/ r212f>1 , "',.' CHEESE...... 3 Swiss Water Decaf. / 'f'(~( P a 4 PM K call 884-4444

:----- ...... -==--=....._------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Shores council OKs $40,000 bid to raze landmark Vernier school -, By Chip Chapman The Shores purchased the nals Engineers Inc. overseemg I Staff Writer property from the Grosse the asbestos removal. By the end of next month. a Pomte school system m 1962 "We've already removed the landmalk on VenueI' ROdd \' ill for $25,000 Smee then the Pewablc tiles from the fire. 1 be no more bUlldmg has remamed, for the place," Kenyon SaId. "We Will The Grosse POinte Shores VII most patt, unused save about 2,000 of the bricks lage coullcd voted last week to 'fhe renovation and mamte for use around the VIllage and accept il bId of $28,400 to level nance costs wele estimated at the bell WIll be placed next to the Vermel school A"bestos roughly $2 mIllIon the tree former students do- Iemovdl, which WIll take a cou. Green Earth Environmental nated a couple years ago" pie week~ to complet~', will put SpecIalists Ine WIll conduct the The school is expected to the total pIIce OWl $40,000 demolitIOn. WIth SOIl and Mate. come down by the end of May "We thought It would be up Summers' art in MOT benefit near $70,000," "aId vtlldge Grosse Pomte South art "CInderella. " managel Mlchdd Kt'nvoll teacher Jack Summers has a The exhIbItion opened April III Photo b, Jtnl SIt< klord The Shtll'l'" counrll voted piece of art work dIsplayed m a 8 and wIll contmue through Ready for Law Day Febl \IalY to I cue the 78 year- fund raiser for the MIChigan May 7 ExhIbItion hours are old bulldmg, debpltL' d Iequest Opera Theater More than 100 Poppy the Clown. public safety staffers Penny Caretti. Sgt. I.ames Chopp. Lt. Dav~d .Hiller. Monday through Saturday, 11 by thl' Grosse POlllte HlbtOllcal artists were asked to submit Judge Kirsten Frank and McGruff the Crime Dog urge Park resl~ents to attend the Cl.tysLaw a m to 4 pm and Sunday, Society to allow mOle tmlf' to work for thIS benefit The Day activities this Sunday. In addition to child indentification. hre safety demonstrations a~d noon to 5 P m The exhIbIt IS find necessaJ ~ fUlldll1g to Ie theme IS "happJly ever after" located m the Gallena Offi- vote. ,eglstrahon. Parks residents will have .I "h,.Il."e to bee a Loast Guard mock rescue begin' btOi e the AlbLl-t Kahn dt'~lglled nmg ..xt 2 15 p.rn ThIS fund raIser IS to benefit centre on 12 MIle near North- blllldmg the upcommg productIon of western Hgihway.

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULT/iTlON dIstricts had frozen wages for 1993-94 and the Consumer Price Index had recorded a Southfield's , ~. 2.3 percent cost-of-livmg mer ease . , . . Would those who are so ready to cnti- defeats warn cize the settlement have been WIlling to support continuing negotiations for a wage freeze in the face of such eVIdence local schools and the necessity of starting 1994-95 ne- <";i,;~P711110 gotiatIOns m May? wo resounding defeats handed to .. \: ~ <'-, :l: lj,,':i 1 " '"1 ~ >i" ~ ~ n ",Ilo t 'tl\.- In addition, only one of 11 comparable the Southfield Public School sys- :l~ ,,'1"'1' "A ~»t..., tem's attempts to renew and in- peeted 1994-95 levy of 14 mills for home. mistakenly thmk that Proposal A elimi. Wayne and Macomb County dIstncts had T reached a lower settlement than the one crease its school levies have sent a chill steads. nated all propelty taxes and that the through other districts seeking millage In both cases, however, non-homestead sales tax boost to 6 cents would provide adopted here while nine of the 10 other elections m the n~'ar future. property will be taxed at 18 mills, whIch, enough revenue to replace the loss settlements were higher and one was at Grosse Pointe's School District, fortu- with inclusion of the 6 mIlls authorIZed Instead, Proposal A Imposes a new mIX the same rate. nately, will not be required to hold a mil- by the state, would raIse the total to of taxes covenng the sales tax hike, to- In our view, those statistIcs constitute lage election until next year when its about 24 mills on such propelty. bacco tax mcreases and other leVIes, strong evidence of good bargaming by the property tax millage will expire, but the Yet with a new teachers' contract to be which mclude re-Imposition of reduced Grosse Pomte board and Its negot18ters reactions in Southfield milicate opposition negotiated and the state's funding limIts levies on both commercIal and resldentlal However, people concerned about con. might rise here, too. not yet clear, a more speclfic estImate property to help finance the schools tracts and other school problems will The local schools' property le\lY for cannot be made for next year, Shine adds Another funding problem for the school hav€' the opportunity to raise questIOns 199-1-95, to be set in the fall, probably In Southfield, voters rejected both a 20- board WIll be (,)'eated next month when It about them as two candidates campaign will not exceed 14 mills for homestead year renewal of the current 23.88-mill begms negotIations WIth the Grosse for the single school board seat to be property, according to Superintendent property tax levy and a proposed 3-mdl Pomte teachers on next year's contract filled June 13. Edward J. Shme. increase in the first test of voter opinion just weeks after settlement of the 1993-94 The two candIdates are the Incumbent That would be a reductIOn of about 16 on the new education financing system. pact preSIdent, Timothy Howlett, and Park mills from the current property levy of Southfield and Grosse Pointe are We contmue to be astomshed at the reSIdent DaVId Hunt, who IS makmg hlS just over 30 mills. It would also be 23 among the 40 some distncts that vl111re- CrIticism of the 2.75 percent mcrease m second try for the board mills less than the 37 mills currently au- cPive state fu.."1di~;; ~f $6,500 per student the 1993.94 teachers' contract recently The campaign should also !Jl'ovlde thorized. but also were given authority to levy ad. approved by both SIdes after almost a Grosse Pointe School Distnet voters with Next year, Shine predicts the request ditional millage to mamtain current year of bargammg. new opportunitIes to learn more about also WIll be for "a substantially lower spending levels. The factfinder rejected the srrlOol the candIdates' qualificatIOns as the dIS- millage" thRll the 37 mills now author- Unfortunately, too man)' taxpaytH8 - board's proposed wage freeze on two trIct faces a penod of tranSItIOn to a new ized and "in the neighbOrhood" of the ex- in the Pointes as well as in Southfield - grounds: not one of the comparable school state-dominated funding process

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,- Risking labor's cooperation CITIES, CITIES WHO NEEDQ nefTI ES ... ARE lHE LUCKIEST" ntwo separate laws passed last week, cord. the GOP Legislature and state admin- True, threats of teacher strikes often C\TIES IN THe WORLD ..,rf Iistration have widened the gap be- have caused some weary school boards to tween management and labor in Michi- cave in to union demands. The legislation ..,STREISAND, ~ gan at the very time that cooperation is would no doubt relieve same of that pres- required to assure economic recovery. sure. But it would also end effective EAT YOUR HeARTOUf! We also fear that imposing stiff penal- collective bargaining by giving school ties on teachet strikes and granting boards power to enforce their last best of- school boards Ip'eater decision-making au- fer. thOR€yf Wifuout .umon "piriti~i:pation fitS<> ".. But where's the crisis? And where's the wffi'l't\EI:\t~ ~'tt\6re;\d.\'fRcfu:ttlto'tea'CW~l" e\aimed cos~ontainment? ) ment on the changes n~ded to prepare 'And what is the purpose ,of.the new Michigan's youngsters' for the 21st cen. limitations now to be imposed on political tury. fund-raising by all state unions? Most of the legislation was enacted at The aim obviously has nothing to do the demand of Gov. John Engler, who with improving labor-management rela. sought to punish the Michigan Education tions in Michigan but everything to do Association and unions generally for their with trimming union contributions to failure to support his policies on educa. Democratic candidates. tion, welfare and other issues. It is foolish, if not tragic, for this state This is not written in defense of every- to abandon the huge reservoir of experi- thing the MEA has done or even stands ence that Michigan's public school teach- for in Michigan. But sponsors claimed the ers can bring to bear on the state's educa- anti-strike legislation that also limits tiona! problems. teachers' bargaining rights was needed to It is equally foolish as wen as ex- correct a bad negotiating situation. tremely bad timing to limit labor's parti- Yet only two or three teacher strikes cipation in the political process in view of occurred in Michigan last year and only a the cntical importance of the cooperative single brief teacher strike of a day or two effort required of all state interests to as- Letters in the late 1960s mars the Pointes' re- sure a continued economic recovery. A view from the sidelines Non-elected library board in the future? agreement, we, the cItlZens, by Wilbur Elston To the Editor: of approval from the Grosse forever lose our nght to for a Senate seat or helping bring down A decISIon of far-reachmg Pomte school board. The hat was the force that motivated consequences for the future approval by the five Grosse vote for those candIdates Richard M. Nixon, who could be former diplomat Alger Hiss when hunting of our publIc lIbrary IS Pomte CIty councIls IS not we belIeve to be the most both the best of presidents and Communists with the House Un-Amen- about to be made m the reqUIred qualified and dechcated W WIth thIS In mmd, we the worst in the conduct of his office? can Activities Committee. next two weeks and Grosse As a newspaperman who had several Perhaps it was his insecurity that Pointers must act now if strongly urge our fellow CIt- IZens to contact Dr. Ed personal conversations with Nixon and prompted him to pick nonentities such as they are to have any say m Spiro T. Agnew as his vice president and the matter More letters Shine, superintendent of wrote both news stories and editorials the Grosse Pomte school about him for many years, I have a White House staffers who were too weak The proposed dIstnct li- brary agreement has been on page SA system, and members of theory about his 'contradictory nature. to tell him what he should have been told the Grosse Pomte school about Watergate. changed Under the new It is that he was basically a brilliant agreement, the hbrary board to registel theIr con- but insecure man who was a loner, did In future history books, he win be de- cerns We also urge the scribed as the first and perhaps the only board will no longer be not make close friends and seldom was at elected but appomted Ac- The Harper Woods LI- publIc to attend the board ease in the company of other people. man ever to resign the preSIdency, which cordingly, the CItIZens of brary Board approved the of educatIOn meetIng, As hIS long-time political associate, was a consequence of the Watergate cov- Grosse Pointe are losing agreement Wlth one stIpu- scheduled for next Monday Henry Kissinger, has said, "He would erup attempts. their VOlce in thp gover- lation In order to ensure evenmg, May 2, and dem have been a great, great man had some- But, to be fair, he should be given high nallCe of theIr lIbrary representation for Its com- onstrate theIr support for marks for the U,S. "opening" to China As a result of the pas- munity, Harper Woods re- an elected bOal'd WIth ap one loved him." quested that the lIbrary propnate representation for His insecurity also explains his tend- and the fIrst U.S. steps toward detente sage of Proposal A, It and nuclear arms agreements WIth the would appear that the board be appointed rather Harper Woods and, most ency to be a nasty fighter in politics, whe- Importantly, accountabIlity USSR, although few will gIve hIm similar Grosse Pomte school sys- than elected as is currently ther upsetting Helen Gahagan Douglas the provision In the plO to the voters of both com marks for the long-delayed U.S. exit from tem will no longer adnunIs ter the public lIbrary The posed dlstnct lIbrary agree- mumtles Vietnam. ment Grosse Pomte school Let us not ~tand hy and But he also deserves credIt for his suc- board of educatIOn IS re- questmg that the publIc h- officials have llgrPf'd to rl"k thp dIsmantlIng of a Correction cessful rehabIlitation which, long after he brary separate from the make the change It would lrbrary system that has had left the presidency, made his foreIgn school system and form a appear then that not only served us >'0 WE'll for the phrase , "at those levels," was in- policy advice invaluable to hIS successors, distrIct lIbrary After bemg are Grosse Pomters not past 63 years advertently omitted at the end of a DemocratIC and Republican. turned down by Harper bemg fully mformed or m. John and Loi" Vasquez questIOn in an April 21 editorial In office, while NIxon was a centnst, he Woods last fall, the school deed consulted about the Otis R. and Mary M. A formatIOn of the dIstrIct h. Wilcoxon headed, polIcy or union bashing?" saw politics in terms of black and whIte. system ,,, once agam seek- "Good brary, but ultImately they Margaret Harvey The question, which referred to the Tnat meant he thought ot the news me- mg approval by the Harper dia as liberals, unfair cntIcs and pawns of Woods Clty CounCIl and stand to lose control of Watkin~ $43,600-a-year average salary of Michi- their library smce an ap. Garald VanVliet and, gan teachers and the $10,OOO-a-year the oppoSItion. the Harper Woods LIbrary Board to form a dlstnct h pomted lIbrary board pro Polly Hardy higher salary of Grosse Pointe teachers, He obviously didn't beheve me when I vldes for no accountabIlIty Patricia L, Dorsf'Y , once told hIm that the press always brary should have read as follows: Last Thursday, Apnl 21, There are a number of Rld.ard Stanll'y "Aren't good teachers worth such pay, wanted to get the whole story, which of- the Harper Woods LIbrary questIOns of major concern PelTY L. and Lnlli"" considermg the fact that they are profes- ten meant gettmg it from Democrats as Board ,"oted lts approval If Who actually appomts the I, \' sionals and that most professionals in well as Republicans. the Harper Woods CIty hbrary board and by what Kf'llnf'th dill! (I, ' law, medicine and even daily journalism SensitIve to critICIsm and insecure CounCIl also approves the critena? Most lmportant of Pelry Jane Kohring would regard themselves as underpaid at about his own capabilitIes, NIXOn just agreement, all that IS re- <111,how WIll the public par couldn't buy my viewpoint In fact, how- qmred for the formatIOn of tlclpate m the selectIOn John and Anne Robl'rt.'l those levels?" process? Under thIS new Gf'I'hflrd Hf'inl'n The News regrets the omission. ever, few preSIdents can. a dl"tnct hbrarv IS a vote .I I April 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News -, 21A 1 , I

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Pub Iic safety re pO rts---t-h-er-e-w-as-a-b-r-e-ak-.-in-in-p-rO-g-. -th-e-dr-i-ve-r-,-sh-e-to-Id-p-ol-lce-s-h-e-I-n-t-h-e-1-2-00-b-loc.k-o-f-Y.o-rks-hl.'re-.C-la.ir.S-h-o-re-s.w-l-th-tw-o-c-o-u-nt.s.o-f ress at the Grosse Pointe Acad. fled the scene of the accident and a resident in the 1100 carrymg a concealed weapon · Thomas had come to the aid of h P I' 1 d b d D emy After a brIef search of the because she didn't know w at block of Kensmgton 0 Ice and was re ease on on, IS' Oetrolter another brother whose keys d J d COt school and offices, polIce en. to 0 have no suspects tnct u ge ralgen s er had been taken when he was be fe countered a man runnmg down Grosse Pomte Farms public scheduled Ro rson to appear . mugged earlIer in the evening -~ L M k B d W k d ~ I h ge ts II While the brothers were at. a hallway, They chased hm1 swety t. ar recht sai hIS 3 e Up an 101' a pre lmillary9 earmg on out the west entrance and department IS seekmg a war- Friday, Api'll 2 temptmg to hot,wll'e the car, h h h t · °1 Robe I h d · . ng through a yard to a waltmg rant t oug t e cIty attorney to go 0 J31 rson a so was c arge III In S1ayl they were approached by Bald, car, occupIed by a second man, POSSIbly charge the driver wIth Grosse Pomte Shores Mumclpa I wm who pulled out a handgun behInd a garage on Lakeshore leavlllg the scene of a personal G n 'Sh I' Court with operatmg a car un and demanded the brothers rosse .romte ores po Ice f I hId A 20 year old DetrOIt mall hand over then' money, Robert Both men Initially refused to Injury aCCIdent on patrol at 3 a m. AprIl 20 del' the Influencef 0 ta co A0 an ha!> bee~ sentenced to lIfe m get out of the car and after sev. R fO came upon an IdlIng car on possessIOn 0 narco ICS. pre. prIson WIthout parole for the stepped toward Baldwm and eral warnings police drew theIr 00 Ing tar Lakeshore In Lake Township, IImmary hearmg IS schedIdu e was shot In the neck He was Sept 9, 1993, murder of Robert dead on arflval at St John servIce pIstols and the men fi. ° °t bI whIch IS m Macomb County, for May 5 Coe, typesetter and artIst for H I nally comphed Ignl es aze and found the drIver slumped H 10k bOk the Grosse Pomte News OSpita Police recovered about $35 m over the steermg wheel. e 1 es 1 es RIchard Darnell Baldwlll was Baldwin was captured after a tl t I f: Workers tarrmg the roof of a d b k tIpster recognIZed hIm m a COIns apparen y S 0 en rom The car doors were locke After a chase through ac. conVIcted of first-degree mur. composIte sketch and called De. the academy offices house around 3 p,m April 19 and efforts to awaken the yards and alleys, Grosse Pomte der. armed robbery and use of a m the 1200 block of Lakepomte dr l'. 1 P I Woods I t d 17 trOlt polIce C 1°t t k Iver were unsUCceSS1U 0 Ice po Ice cap ure a . firearm III the commisslOn of a yc IS s rue m Grosse Pomte Park madver- tapped on the window, flashed year-old St ClaIr Shores man feloIlY by a DetrOIt Recorder's Police foil on Lakeshore tantly IgnIted a cellmg JOIst b1'lght lIghts on the man's face who allegedly stole a bIke from COU1t Jury on March 24 after whIch began to burn and filled and actIvated the pollet' car Sl. a bike shop on Mack. four days of delIberatIOn GP A burglars the house With smoke ren Employees called police Recorder's Judge Wendy A woman ndmg her bicycle When Park firefighters ar. The man was finally awak. around noon AprIl 21 when Baxter sentenced Baldwm on Grosse Pointe Farms polIce on the SIdewalk along Lake rIved at the house the workers ened when polIce shook hIS car they saw a man steal a box AprIL 12 to Me m pnson WIth. captured two men who broke snore m Grosse Pointe Farms were attempting to extmgulsh When he opened the car door, contaming a bIcycle As Woods out parole for first degree mur mto the Grosse Pomte Acad- Apnl 23 said a motorIst back- the fire With garden hoses police officers said they were polIce officers were lookmg for del' In adilltlOn, he was 01 dered emy on AprIl 24 mg out of a drIveway struck FIrefighters used a fan to blow confronted WIth a heavy odor of the suspect they saw an out.of. to serve 20 to 40 years for WIllIe Matthew Travltt, 53, her and knocked her to the the smoke out of the house No mtoxIcants and saw that the breath man emerge from an al armed robbery and two years and Ten.ance Rled, 33, both of pavement. IllJurles were reported man's eyes were bloodshot and ley on Lochmool ...ho fit th~ for the felony firearm<=:charge DdlOlt, WCIC chdrged WIth \\11tm the dJ lYeI, a Grosse V d I h watermg. deSCrIption of the bIke thIef "I'm glad' the Jury came up breakmg and entermg wlth m- Pomte Woods woman, reallZed an a s smas The man was arrested for The man demed havmg any WIth a first.degree charge tent to commit larceny at theIr she had hIt a cyclist, she alleg- 1 ° P k operatmg a car whlle under the thing to do With the bIke theft rather than second-degree mur Api'll 25 arraignment III Grosse edly drove away at a hIgh rate g ass In ar Influence of alcohol. Pohce also and claimed he was on hIS way del' They seemed to have been Pointe Farms Mumclpal Court of speed found two loaded guns, two to a nearby restaurant After stuck on that," saId Robert's Judge Matthew Rumora en- A witness said the drIver had Two reSIdents of Grosse plastiC bags of suspected man. police continued to inSIst the brother, Thomas Coo, who was tered a not guIlty plea on be- Just dropped him off at the Pomte Park reported that van. Juana and a box of ammunition man fit the deSCrIptIOn of the WIth Robert when he was kIlled half of both defendants Both house where the aCCIdent oc- daIs smashed their car windows in the man's possession, bIke thief, the man ammtted to m a robbery on DetrOIt's east are bemg held m Wayne curred He gave police the drlV- sometIme between 9 p m AprIl The driver, Joe Robert Rober- the theft and showed police SIde County JaIl m heu of bond A er's address and phone number 20 and 1 a m AprIl 21 Dam- son, 46, of Detroit, was charged where he had hidden the bIke. Robert was slam at 2 a m prelImmary hearmg IS sched. When Farms polIce contacted age was reported by a reSIdent in 40th District Court in St - Shlrley A McShane Sept 9 at Alter and LoZIer, uled for May 4. near the DetrOltJGrosse Pomte Pohcp were notrlied at 4 a.m, Park border Robert and by the alarm company that AVAILABLE ONLY AI YOUR AMERITECH DEALER

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Kenneth Eatherly

nearby responded. He was able Banner story One of hIS current projects IS to snag Tasha's collar but the trymg to get Grosse Pomte It's Just a touch of pizzazz in Park to adopt a flag of its own, dog was too heavy for him to the Park, but it never fails to workmg WIth councilman Dan lift catch my eye. The last tIme I Clark Enter a truck from Dave looked, It Now, what would a GPP flag Pomavllle & Sons roofers, was 0 I d look like? My own suggestIOn is driven by Dave Spudowski, Glory. About tri-eolored sqUllTels rampant on who hears someone screaming, mid-March, a field of crocus bulbs sees the action and makes a U. it was the turn on Lakeshore. Quickly siz. white cross Golden retrieval ing up the SItuatIOn, he takes a and b Iu e - ladder from his truck, clImbs and -w hit e OK, maybe it wasn't a mo- down It mto. the wa te r an d th e stripes of ment of hIgh drama and hero- two men manage to pUSh an d ism on the lake - unless you ull T h to __r. Greece Be- p as a =.tan ers were smgmg DOWOP DuY All mqjor credit cards accepted 1946 ans from southern MIchIgan Off WIthout Pay Now they're and permanent reSidence Tests assessor's office for clarIficatIOn 8A April 28, 1~~~5 Letters Grosse Pointe News p tIeatments available. Thank you note and others In need. low audience members to Whether it is South's continual weekly articles of All reSident" In the area To the Editor: Once agam, thank you the boorish group who call of tree sprays should take choose programming that Impatiens and Garden Sale The Cottage Hospital 3 Grosse POInte for helpmg themselves "Concerned Cit. precautIOns to hmit thell' fits their tastes They are or the Geramum Sale spon. South customer relatIOns Gleaners turn surplus Into IZens for EducatIOn." This exposure, regardless of not forced to hsten to Rush sored by Grosse POInte committee wIshes to thank a plus for those In need Limbaugh or any other po- North, we would urge your group IS clearly not really whether dI'lft IS a concern everyone who contl'lbutL'

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Namel ~------~---~------,In '\going 11118 release I (we) underltBnd the Inlent It's easy to sign up - Just fill out this Address ~______r:o~80~~(~ B~:,ln~gr~~~'~=~~ I I form and return it with your non. Z (eLF) I 8pon8OrI coopetllting -I-- • N refundable registration fee. A notice Clty STlp.____ ~~~~;:v"...... ""cx:~~e"""'lIIQfW ai COIl1p8llllOO ~ ...... wnone luay) (EVB)______IocallOos ageoll and lIrTlj)loy_ of the fofegoirlg ~ .'11 aa 1';;-1--. YOUi assigii6u OOmptlUlIOn Cafe, ,------Oiganforward In Its ef sponse and neither have pated large savings on More letters Grosse Pointe News, I have stakeholders need to make forts to prOVide for the edu any of the six school board lower health care costs for no option but to cancel my a commItment to workmg catlOnal needs of Its stu- members who talk to each new teachers, thiS will only on page 25A subscnption, I am writing together to improve educa. dents" David W. Perry other (l wouldn't know be reah.led If many techers thIs letter m a ctnstructive tional programs for Grosse Bethany P. Perry about the uncommumca retu e or take a buyout, manner and I hope that Pomte students." Further, Grosse Pointe Woods tlve sevr:nth ) wIll thIS happen? The one less subscriptIOn does Dr. Fielder stated "The re- The school supermtend. board alRO stated that It matter. I have contact with sults of the program evalu- Who's hiding ent, the adminIstrator m felt the dlbtnct could lose many educated and profes- ation indicate the Magnet charge of the program and teachel S If It dldn't approve sional people in this com- program is prOViding ap behind the magnet parents also the raise With an average munity and many feel as propriate and valuable edu have not seen the "AlII teacher salary of $57,000, strongly as I do about the cational opportunitIes fOl' Alliance? ance" response The consul plus a benefit package that continual SImplIstic banter. the gIfted students who are To the Editor: tant has adVIsed all partIes won't qUIt, where would mg of the "Concerned Citi. particlpatmg in it. DIffer- I read, WIth mterest, the to resolve theIr dJiferences the teachel s go and be bet zens." You are not helpmg entIated Programmmg In artIcle on the Grosse I don't understand how tel- off? the community by con- regular classrooms IS serv Pomte schools gIfted pro- "AllIance" mtends to do so, Smce all board members stantly pnntmg therr arti- mg students well and IS gIam consultant's report In If they contInue to commu- except Sears Taylor voted cles and r assure you there having a posItive Impact on your la"t Issue nIcate only WIth each other for the teacher raIses, It IS are many lIke me who are their learnmg expert Among other thmg'l, I and the Grosse Pomte pa"t tlI':1e to replace the ready to give up reading ences" noted that "Alhance" IS News the Grosse Pointe News. Her report further clan- credited WIth a statement, Perhaps their mtent I hope this letter and my fies the need to continue WIthout any mrucatlOn of never was clarIficatIOn and cancellatIon of your paper expansion of dIfferentIated , I who made the statement, understandIng, but rather serve a constructive pur. programmmg, especIally at whether It IS representatIve chaos and the harassment pose, Dr. James Spill an the middle and hIgh school I of a group pOSItion, and If of a £n'oup of mnocent Grosse Pointe Woods level. Supenntendent !:l0, who the group COnsiSts children Lois Seyler Shine, central staff and the of As far as I have been Grosse Pointe Park Negative Grosse Pointe school board able to discern, "Alhance" have repeatedly reaffirmed COnsIStSof perhaps 10 faml- Raise is reporting their conunitment to prog- hes, supported by a rotat- ressing our schools forward ing cast of school dIstrIct a farce f unproductive toward the "no walls, no naysayers who attempt to To the Editor: l To the Editor: ceilings" philosophy. While draw credibIlity from each The recent approval by The Perpetual Weekend What warning! this course of action is al- other and to represent the Grosse Pomte board of As Dr, Fiedler stated In lowed to further develop, it themselves as bemg more education of a 2 75 percent Resort-class amenities and services brIng the best of I her opening comments on is counter. productive to than they are. raIse for teachers is a farce !akefront living with a choice of superbly remodeled or brand new apartments April 12 before presenting continue negative reporting At the request of some Their explanation for her final report on Grosse about the Magnet program, memhPrs of "Alhance," the tlpproving the raIse IS that i3 unique studio, Resort fectures 1 and 2 bedrooms Include Pointe Gifted Program which Dr, Fiedler stated school district has reviewed everyone else IS approvmg Evaluation, individuals, in. "had been doing an excel. the program In question, a simIlar raIse I am sure .Woodburning fireplaces' .6,000 ~. ft. clubhouse wIth cluding news reporters, audIted program resources, that everyone else dIdn't .Cathedral ceilings' beach on Lake St. ClaIr lent Job of serving gIfted -MIni-blinds .Indoor racquetball court tend to listen with filters, r students." Issued an extensive publIc foHow Grosse Pomte's lead -Walk-In closets' .Healthlfrtness center am disappointed, yet not The Magnet program statement and commis- by grantmg 45 percent sal- -Washers and dryers' .Pool with waterfall and surprised, by the contmu- may need "refinements" SIoned a consultant Every- ary mcreases to the teach- .Indlvidual intrusIOnalarms snack bar mg biased reporting reo while the further expan- thing has been found to be ers over the past two con- .MlCrowaves 'AII-season outdoor hot tub I gardmg the Magnet contro- sion of differentiated pro- m order, based upon com- tracts. The board also WIll -Cats welcome versy petent rurectlOn and deci- not tell us how the Grosse gramming is fostered. But 1 Bedrooms from $6201 HEAT INCLUDEDI sions, ethical and equita- Pomte salanes and benefits The small number of Al- there IS no mistaking that 2 Bedrooms from $6751 HEAT INCLUDEDI hance members continue to the mdependent evalua- ble. Even the outside compare WIth other schools be vocal and overly repre- tion, by an expert approved consultant recommends which leads one to beheve BEACH FRONT ON LAKE ST,CLAIR IN HARRISON T\NP, sented in your reporting. of by Alliance representa- only updatmg of the pro- that the other distncts' sal- VIllage Suites Your mflammatory head- gram Other observatIons anes are lower • shOrt term Mon.-Fri. 10-6 tIVes, has stood soundly Sat. 9-5 line, like the one two - the Issues of the regular The board apparently fumlshed behind the Magnet as an rentals Sun. 12-5 weeks ear lieI' ("flak "), does appropriate means of edu- program and the dissention Isn't looking past Its nose nothmg but exacerbate the cating gifted students In the commumty - are The present mIllage in the 1-94 to Metro Parkway Between Shook & Crocker On Jefferson Ave. diVISion. It is time for this com- Just that, and not defects of Pointes will explrC m a Dr. FIedler stated "the munity to Jom together In the magnet program couple of years and the re Accordmg to the Grosse cent defeat by a 2-1 margin , 791-3093 controversy surrounding advancing the educatIonal 'Nc\v COIlS\I'IH.:tioll h.:allln ..'s and son\(,.' rcslril:tions apply

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Fu- mens ~1emOllal contllbut IOns mav held Tuesday, Api'll 19, at the neral Home In Grosse Pointe Memonal contnbutlOns may Ix. Illade to the St Vl11cent d~ Park Chas Verheyden Inc Funeral be made to the Sigma Gamma Home 111 Grosse Pomte Park P,ml Society Memorml contnbutions may Foundation, P.O. Box 36373, for Paul V DelliS, 92, who dIed be made to the Hemochromato- Grosse Pomte Farms, Mich Tuesday, Api'll 19, 1994, at the SIS Foundatron Inc, P.O. Box 48236 or to the Leland Pubhc St John Bon Secours Semor 8569, Albany, N Y 12208 Library, Leland, MICh 49654 Community Center m Detroit Helen Gertrude Eliza Frances Meyer Bol'll In Canada, Mr Denis Devine was a reSident of Gl'Osse Pomte Services were held Wednes Woods ServIces were held Tuesday, day, April 20, at the Chas Vel" He was a wme steward at Apnl 26, at St Clare of Monte. heyden Inc. Funeral Home m the Sheraton CadIllac Hotel fako CatholIc Church in Grosse Grosse Pointe Park for ElIZa and the Recess Club. Pomte Park for Helen Gertrude Frances Meyer, 63, who died Mr DelliS IS surVIved by hiS Devme, 78, who dIed Saturday, Saturday, AprIl 16, 1994, at St WIfe, Suzanne Dems, a step ApI I! 23, 1994, at the St John- John HospItal m DetrOIt daughter, VIvIan L White, one Bon Secours Senior CommunIty Born m Quality, Ky, Mrs grar ich. ld, one great grand Centel III Detroit Meyer was a reSIdent of Grosse Mary Louise Osetek Henry W, Galarowicz chIld, dnd two SIsters, Leanne Born m PIttsbw'gh, Mrs. De- Pomte Farms Delorme and Laure-Annette Mary Louise Osetek vme was a reSident of Grosse UniverSity, he was the owner She IS SurviVed by four Coutu Pomte Park of the Sphere Gift Shop III grandchIldren and a SIster, Bar- Interment IS at Mount Olivet Services were held Saturday. She was a retIred assistant to Grosse Pomte Woods bara SherrIll Cemetery m DetroIt. Apnl 23, at St Clare of Mont£. the women's edItor at The De. Mr Galarowlcz enjoyed trav- Interment IS at Cadillac MemOrIal contnbutIOns may falea in Gros<>ePomte Pm k for trOIt News ehng Memorial Gardens East m William Andries Cole be made to the chanty of the Mary Lowse Osetek, of St Mrs Devme was a member He IS surVived by a daugh. Mount Clemens. donor's chOice ClaIr Shores, \\ho dIed Wednes William Andries Cole of the DetrOIt Yacht Club, the tel', Joanne Sartor; two gralld. day, Apnl 20, 1994, at the St children; two SIsters, Irene Gal- &1 vlceo; \\ ere held Tuesday, Founders SocIety of the Detroit School District of the CIty of Harper Woods John Bon Secours Semor Com InstItute of Arts and the Font- arowicz and Mary SIkora; and ApI II 19, at GIOC:<,P Pomte Wayne County, MI munity Center III DetI OIt bonne Awohary a brother, Zygmunt Galarowlcz. MellIOlIal (,hm eh m Grosse VOTERS REGISTRATION NOT(CF Born m DetrOIt, M1s Oset~k She enJo)cd tw,dml> w Cul- He ",as PlOO~a:.eJ by !Ill, PUllltt' Fellm" tor Wilham An. was a former resIdent of Groo,se orado wife, Hamet NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all residents of the Harper d.l!es Cole, 67, who dIed Fllday, Pointe Park Mrs Devme IS survived by Interment is at Mount OlIvet Woods School DIstrict who meet the foJlowme qualificatIOnsby ApllI 15, 1994, at St John Has She attended the Umvelsltv her husband, Dr Herbert De- Cemetery in Detroit. May 16, 1994, shall be enl1lledto be regIstered as an elector in the pltal m Detlolt of DetroIt and was a 1950 grad. vme, three daughters, Kathleen Arrangements were made by precinct in which he or she resides for the Annual Schoo! Elechon, BO!n m Elmira, NY, MI uate of MaryglOve College Walters, EIleen Houff and the A H. Peters Funeral Home Cole was a reSIdent of GIOSse Mrs Osetek was the catenng Maureen BaranskI; two sons, m Grosse Pointe Woods. ., Shall be a citizen of the ; Pomte Woods dIrector for 12 years at the MIchael and Raymond DeVIne; Memonal contnbutions may ., Shall be at least 18 years of age; He served m the U S Army Grosse Pomte War Memonal two Sisters, Mary Alderson and be made to the AlzheImer's As- ., Shall be a resident of this State; durmg the Korean Will She was a member of the Evelyn Gavm, and a brother, sociation, 17251 W 12 MIle • Shall be a reSidentof Harper Woods for at least 3Ddays Mr Cole received hiS under Mothers' Club at Grosse Pomte Joseph Durber She was prede. Road, Southfield, MIch. 48075. graduate degree from Kenyon South High School, a volunteer ceased by a son, DennIS De- Jean Robertson Isbey All persons who meet the above qualifications may make applicatIOn at Bon Secours HospItal, St College In 1947 and hIS MBA vme. to become a registered voter at the CIty Clerk's Office, Monday from the Umvennty of DetrOIt Vmcent de Paul Society at St Interment IS at Mount Olivet jean Robertson Isbey, 95, of through Friday between the hours of 8:30 a.m to 5:00 p.m. or any In 1958 Clare of Montefalco, a member Cemetery in Detroit. Grosse Pointe Farms and Le- Secretary of State's Office. The last day to register for the June 13, He began hIS cm eel With of Gowame Golf Club and the Arrangements were made by land, dIed Monday, April 25, 1994 Annual School Election will be Monday, May 16, 1994. If you Manufactm el s NatIOnal Bank Amencan SocIety of Umverslty the Chas Verheyden Inc. Fu- 1994, at Cottage HospItal in are unable to come to the above limes, or if you are in doubt as to the m 1955 and held a vanety of Women neral Home in Grosse Pointe Grosse Pomte Farms. status of your registration, then please call 343-2510. She enjoyed readmg, cookmg financ181 posItron'> untIl he Ie- Park Mrs. Isbey was a past presi- tIred III 1990 as a vice pICSI dent and honorary trustee of and travel The School District of the Mrs Osetek IS sW"Vlved by dent and senIor commumty Henry W. Galarowicz the Detroit Industnal School bankmg officel G.p,N.rrhe Connection: City of Harper Woods five daughters, SUZl Eveleth, and a frequent volunteer at the ServIces were held Wednes. 04/28/94 & 05/05/94 Arlene Kangas, Secretary LIsa Toth, Sarah Hondrum, 1\11' Cole was an aVId golfer, Detroit Institute of Arts. day, Apn120, at Our Lady Star Man Arno and Bebe Osetek; who spent hIS sprmg, summer She is survived by two of the Sea CatholIc Church in three sons, James, Peter and and fall days at the Lochmoor daughters, Gail Phillips and Club Grosse Pointe Woods for H~ Paul Osetek; 14 grandchIldren, Kendra Dau; and three grand- He IS survIVed by his wIfe, W GalaroWlcz, 81, who died Friendly & helpful designers and a SIster, Jean NorrIS. She children. She was predeceased Margaret (HarrIgan); two Monday, April 18, 1994, at St. was predeceased by her hus. by her husband, Frank N. Is- daughters, Cathleen and JulIe; John Hospital in Detroit. who will take time with you! band, Jesse C Osetek bey. two sons, WIlham and Edward, Born m Detroit, Mr. Gala. Interment IS at Mount OlIvet Funeral services will be pri- four grandchildren, and hiS roWlCZwas a resident of Grosse Cemetery in DetrOIt vate and burial will be at mother, Merle C Cole Pointe Woods Arrangements were made by Woodlawn Cemetery in Detroit. Interment IS at Woodlawn A graduate of Wayne State Arrangements were made by J ... ~ l \ ,,"" t" .. I' Gfouridwater teleconference slatecl~'~lr-~-Southhigh

Grosse POInte and Macomb cent of our CitIZens use as learn about the importance of port on successful groW1dwater protection efforts. The hve County reSIdents are lUVIted to drInkIng water Leakmg under AmerIca's groundwater to our e arc expcncnced, professIonal kItchen desIgners lIl1d we're here to help take part in a NatIOnal Town gJ ound storage tanks, Improper drInking water supply and downlink program will include you Bnng m your wall measurements to our Impress,ve desIgn studIO Meetmg on groundwater protec- dIsposal of household cheml. what they can do to protect it. phone.in questions from VIew- We'll sit down wilh you m a relaxed, comfortable lltmosphere llnd help you W gel through your project from the lrutlBI deSIgn 10 our professIOnal tion sponsored by the League of cals, road salt, pestICIde, fertI- Expert panelists include U.S. ers across the natIOn. mslallation Most of our kllchen mslallahons take Only 1 or 2 weeks 10 complete' We Women Voters from 130 to lIZer, mdustnal and parkIng lot Rep MIke Synar (D -Okla.); a If you drink water, you're m- also offer Free In-horoe consultallons Oleck us OUllOOllY,we thmk you'll be pleased' 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday, May runoff all threaten our ground- natIOnally known agncuItural vited. The conference WlIl be Full Color Computer Perspectives 4, at South High School water resource Once contamI- pollutIOn prevention expert, a held Wednesday, May 4, from 37 Years of Experience The lIve teleconference, nated, groundwater IS very ex- wellhead protection specialist, a 1:30 to 4:15 p.m. at Grosse "Groundwater ProtectIOn - penSive, If not ImpOSSIble, to grass roots cItIzen activist, a Pointe South HIgh m the tele- Looking at SolutIOns," IS beIng clean up member of the NatIOnal Drink- viSIOn studio, which is located organIZed by the League of Local CItIzens, bUSIness lead ing Water Advisory Committee, off Fisher Road under the ten- CCUSTOMCCRAJF1r Women Voters of the Umted ers, planners, enVIronmental- the founder of the Groundwater nis courts. DESHON &, CONS'JI'JRlUCnON States and funded bv the U S ISts, government rppresenta FoundatIOn, and EPA's assis- Call Fran Schanenberg (881- 89 Kercheval Environmental ProtectIOn tlves and others concerned tant adrmrnstrator for water. 9588) or Karen D. Kendrick- Agency (EPA) to celebrate Na- about Lake St ClaIr, Grosse The panelIsts will update na- Hands (885-7588) for further in- CAJLJLU~ 885=1{»1{» tional DrInkmg Water Week Pomte s most VISIble a'3Set, WIll tIOnal legIslative efforts and re- formation The local !lve downhnk Site in South HIgh School's TV stu dio at 64 FIsher Road IS co sponsored by LWV of Grosse Pomte and Grosse POInte South HIgh School Grosse Pomte Shores reSIdent ElIZabeth Kuhl man, a natIOnally kno'wn ex- pert on groW1dwater protectIOn, Wlll prOVIde a background III traductIOn and serve as a re- source person for toe local audl BONELESS ROLLED $2 99 enee. RUMP ROAST ""..... LB Groundwater IS held m the APRIL 28 - MAY 1 pore spaces of SOlIs and cracks FANCY $229 Thurs. 6-9 p.m., Fri-Sat. Noon-9 p,rni' Sunday Noon-4 p.m. and creVIces of rocks, not WIth BAR.B.g SPARE RIBS ..... ".... LB standIng the huge quantIty of See our seCectionof fine art, scutpture, ami grass fresh water m the Great Lakes, 95 percent of the fresh water i~~~~PORK."""''''',,.,,~ resourees m the UnIted States mrr 3~: Grosse Pointe 1~~6:~~~=er.iSO:OO-OFF1 G . A . l .l ' E ' R ' Y Grosse Pointe Woods , 15 groundwater, whIch 50 per- WHOLE L ~ $599 • 884-0100 I anyframea art wort I BEEF TENDERLOINS ..... "... " LB Financial expert (~Q t. 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1 Apnl 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News News 11A No millage election in Pointes this year, schools prepare for 1994-95 By Shirley A. McShane SlOg. mills - 29.0250 for the general numbers come out, Grosse steads to be about 75 percent of Fenton said the school dis- I Staff Wnter While the spendmg plan fund, 12046 for the lIbrary, Pomte schools can levy between all properties in the school dIS- trIct has not decIded whether it Voters won't be going to the won't be adopted by the school and 2324 for debt retirement 7.7 and 8.5 mIlls above the 6 trIct Fenton said the numbers WIll ask for enhancement mIlls polls this year to renew the board until June, the distnct IS The numbers for next year mills on homestead property m are closer to 90 percent - a maximum of 3 additional Grosse Pomte publIc schools' lookmg at an estImated $71 are loose because the school dIS- order to mamtain current lev- Under Proposal A approved operatmg mJllage, but district mills may be BOught under Pro- mIllion budget for the 1994-95 trIct has not received final fig. els of per-pupIl spendIng in the by voters on March 15, all posal A Whatever the district admimstrators are preparmg school year. dIstrict ures from LanSIng on which homesteads WIll be taxed 6 asks for In tenns of a millage for next year - when the voter To support those figures, the propertIes m the Pomtes are "The state's on gIna I calcula- mills by the state In additIon, renewal and addItional mills, approved mIllage rate expires distnct may levy anywhere homesteads and which are non- tions of what our homestead the Grosse Pomte school dls. The school distrIct IS m the WIll affect the 1995-96 school from 13.7 to 145 mIlls, SaId homesteads All property own- properties were are much lower trIct IS one of only a handful of year, Fenton noted mle~if" WINKELMAN'S e"Ubt-efl 6 fKOKtlt.f tlt...u l' ve~ 01 Mje .25%0FI" MUSICLAND BUDDY'S PIZZA 5~NYjP SELECTED SPRING BORICS PORTRAIT DESIGN MERCHANDISE LONDON ORIGIN AL , Thursday ~Sunday LINGERIE I April 28 ~May 1st I ZU>Z4 1ft.. ~-..' Z~#OIlOMUC GruB'S WIDE WORLD I ~u>I" ~PtU 1J~ -- - ~Mioll~ to tt WINES \., i '1'/'4' ..9169 Awawel> I RENAISSANCE SHOES I - MERLE NORMAN ! ~o.tMit ~",io_~ OMt 8~10~~ $40 f' ~U.9-oj $1,; 17037 Kercheval COSMETICS Grosse Pointe (in the Village I 20% Off ~ef~ pNul DtJ AUot~ ~Mtof~~_p~~ I JENNY CRAIG WEIGHT I 881.5060 I LOSS CENTRE

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By Jim Stlckford added. SaId Mayor Robert Nov- "Even though the Woods has the same servIces as Grosse The council is expected to vore "I don't believe we are far Slaff Wrller ltke Last month, the council a financial interest In Grosse POinte Cable, determg the new- on the cable ordinances on May apart," Nicholson said. In a move that surpnsed sent some amendments to the Pointe Cable, we would not be comer from coming into the 2 J:~ J:~~:~so~,abiehePreGSirdoessentfranchise agreement to Grosse servmg the people's interest by city. Bon Secours puts safety first Pomte Cable offiCIals The offi. limiting competitIOn," said So the council delayed ap. Pointe Woods City Councll de. clals sent back a reVIsed agree. Novitke proving the franchise agree Children and their families The free event geared for layed approving a package of ment, and the council wanted He is concerned that with ment With Grosse Pomte Cable can learn summer safety tIpS m children 3-to-12-years-old, ordmances that would have fi- time to revIew It to make sure advances In cable technology Novitke Bald that the counCil a hands-on, klds-onented enVl. brings together experts from nally completed the lengthy It was acceptable. happening every day, the po- will meet as a comrmttee of the ronment durmg the Bon Se- safety organIzations and com- franchl'l(, renewal process. The stumbhng block mvolves tential for future Improvements whole with Nicholson and other cours Safety FIrst Kids' Fair munity service groups to pro- The COunCIl'S concern cen. prOVISIOnsdealing with lettmg commg to the Woods would be Grosse Pointe Cable representa from 11 a m. to 4 p.m. Satur- Vide thIS one-of.a.kmd service. tered on certam changes m the competmg systems come mto limited because a new cable bves to make sure that every day, June 18, on the Bon Se- agreement that were recpntIy Grosse Pomte Woods company would have to prOVide one's questions are answered cours Hospital parkmg lot, 468 For more mformatlOn, call Cadieux, Grosse Pomte 7797198

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, On the historic and beautiful Grosse Pointe Academ~ Campus • 171Lakeshore Road I :....--. Call 886-1 8~.~."".~~.rInformati~. and Reser..vations April 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News 16A Automotive Bevy of beauties awaits buyers at Novi classic car auction Ontano.based RM Classic Seroka and Bill ZiegenbeIn to Mustangs and good 01' boys set up the Sprmg m DetrOIt Car ProductIOns will run its Ford Motor Co earher thIS sale under the bIg top at the Mustang represented - the first U S auctIOn thIS weekend month staged a multi-venue Northfield Hilton. Seroka and orlgmal clasSIC, the larger mu, at the Expo Center In Nov!. 30th birthday party for ItS pop Ziegenbein recently sold theIr cle car that followed, the down MOle than 380 cars and trucks ia:.' ular Mustang. It tw'ned out to mterest to RM ClaSSIC,the com- SiZed Mustang II and the boxy are slated to go on the block be a public relatIOns dream as pany that recently bought 85 Mustang of the past decade ApI Jl 29 through May 1. the natIOn's No 1 good ai' boy, cars from RIchard Kughn's plus, along With thiS year's ver They'll range from a 1960 Cad- President Chnton himself, Illac Eldorado Blarltz to a 1953 collectIOn Autos SlOn. showed up at the Charlotte Oldsmobile Fiesta convertible, Gomg back mdoors - Spring It occurred to me that umque (N.C) raceway In a '64 Mus m DetrOit was at the Expo Cen- • among nameplates now m pro a 1932 Packard 903 convertible tang he once owned ter in 1992 - should increase By Richard Wright duct lOn, the current Mustang Vlctona to a 1937 Rolls.Royce Detrolt.area auto WrIters PIll Hooper Sedanca De Ville; traffic, FaIrbairn said Mlchi model may be the best and thE' transport movie stars from one were mVIted to a party at the a 1955 Mercedes Benz 300SL to gan's sprmg weather IS too ca- It hIdden away for 40 years, best lookmg of all location to another," HOWitt Indlanapohs 500 Speedway, a 1939 Mercury coupe pnclOus for t€nts, and what IS and when the SoVIet Dmon diS- saId "Four were destroyed m a where they got to drive '94 When I found that Chnton "We've spent $80,000 on ad- baSICally an outdoor sale In banded, he brought it out bad fire years ago. TIns one Mustang pace cars around the had been at one of the othm vertisIng, and the Expo Center fact, last Apnl It was cool and "The car actually got to this happened to be off locatIOn famed oval, which IS qUIte a Mustang parties, I at first felt a IS running another $40,000," gray, and potential buyers country mtact," HOWltt contm- being repaired" thrIll all by Itself httle shghted But Parnelh Said MIke FaIrbaIrn of RM stayed away from the North ued "We were told there mIght With ItS alhgator and MGM But m additIOn, Parnelli Jones may well be a good 01' Clashlc "We know we'll lose field HIlton m droves be some vandalism - pIeces monogramed mtenor, the Cad. Jones was there to drIVe the boy who even outranks the money, but eventually It Will Accordmg to RM ClaSSIC's mlssmg and so forth But to preSIdent Bill HOWItt, one of the more our delight It arnved with Illac is valued at $l00,OOO.plus, writers around the track at be a success " It was a perfect day at the unusual cars up for auctIOn thIS everythmg mtact There even HOWItt said. fnghtemng safe (wIth Jones RM ClassIC has contracted drlVlng) speeds We all had to Brickyard, we paid proper horn for tne servICes of the mterna weekend IS a 1949 ZIS 110 con are httle parade flags for the Rel'e, then are more beautIes SIgn waIvers on our lives, but age to a great automotive na tIonal auctIOn operatIOn Kruse vertlble front fenders and a large OIl lookmg for new homes this there were no problems and no meplate and I felt very Amen- InternatIOnal, out of Auburn, "It was Joseph Stalm's pa- pamtmg of Stalm hllnself." weekend m NoVl. Bidder's fee one heSItated to SIgn can about the whole thmg Ind A year ago, Kruse worked rade car," HOWitt saId "The HOWitt SaId the ZIS, WhICh IS $35. A 1Il1ll1111Um of 10 pel- A [LIle parade of vmtage there In the middle ot IndIana W lLh lOCdl entrtWreneun, Bob btOry Ib thdt hiS chaufleUl had looks lIke a 1941 Packard, may be worth $90,000. cent cash depoSIt is reqUired at Mustangs crUised around the - even If the preSident wasn't Another must-have IS the red the time of sale Sale hours are speedway, with representatives there 1949 Cadillac customIZed for 4-10 p.m. Fnday, 9 a.m. to 10 of all five mcarnatlOns of the - RIchard A Wnght MGM Studios by Bohman and p.m. Saturday, and 9 a m to 5 Schwartz. p m. Sunday Start makmg "It wag one of five built to space in your garage.

Billed as a car "for the amateur collector:' this 1956two- tone green Nash sedan has been restored from the ground up. Valued at up 10 $15.000.it will be sold as a no-reserve vehi- cle. going to the highest bidder. 1~.~ 1994Mustang Indy 500 Pace Car. third in the line to ,,%c~'%...w ""'~ I , A black-and-white 1956Ford Crown Vie, with glass roof. do the honors at the Memorial Day Classic. fender skirts and industrial-strength chrome. is thought to be worth S:J5 OM

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" THE FRUIT TREE

Draperies and Interiors Let the FRUIT TREE design a SfPtUe9 Sate! beautiful basket of your mother's 9etH1t Wondering what to buy that special favorite goodies to show her how mom for Mother's Day? The NOTRE much you love her this Mother's Day. Perfect Mother's Day Gift... "Scent - FREE LABOR- DAME PHARMACY has a large varie- We have a delicious assortment of of Roses" ...assortment of beautiful ty of colognes, cosmetics, travel acces- chocolates, great wines, fruits and fresh flowers arranged in a basket Satin &: Sheer. Custom Draperies sories, picture frames, candy, wonder- other delights she will definitely love. with a bag of pot-pourri - made from ful and unique gift items ... plus much Call today or stop by to order and pick the 1994 Rose Bowl Parade flowers. • French Batiste • P'nch Pleated more. All available now at THE 118"' and Antique satin Une custom up some fresh bagels and coffee while Part of the proceeds from each NOTRE DAME PHARMACY... 16926 you're here ... at 20129 Mack Avenue, arrangement goes to the Children's Draperies. Kercheval in-the-Village, 885-2154. ... at 28983 Little Mack, St. Clair Grosse Pointe Woods, 886-2352. Miracle Network (only $27.95) ... To order call 1-800-272-5270. If you wish Shores, 772-1196. to stop by, we have two locations ... 9830 Conner and 21142 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, 881-5550. KISKA JEWELERS ED\VIN Just arrived ... a large shipment of PAUL beautiful Krementz jewelry. Choose from a variety of necklaces, bracelets, SALON "Stamp Demonstration" Something pins and earrings in silver and gold Special "Tho" is having a stamp dem- color... perfect for the career minded onstration on Saturday, April 30th woman... at 63 Kercheval on-the-Hill, Chzldren ages 6 and up are invited from noon through 4:00. Come and 885-5755. WE'RE REMODELING learn new techniques and we'll present In keeping wzth our reputation of to Strmg Beads on Saturday, May 7th you with new ideas... at 97 Kercheval, an inovative leader, we will be to make a beautiful semi-precious 886-4341. remodelmg our salon! Our last stone bracelet for a "Mother's Day" busmess day will be Wednesday, May sUlprise (Fee$10.00). No pre-registra- 4th ... Reopening on Tuesday, May tion necessary. Project hours 11:00 17th. Please call 885-9001 now for a.m.-3:00 p.m .... at 1835 Fleetwood your next appointment. The Edwm and Mack, 882-8989. PERMANENT MAKE-UP Paul staff is lookmg forward to seeing By Sara Brieden, RN, CD. Eyeliner, you in our "NEW" surroundmgs ... at Eyebrows, Lipliner, Scars. Consul- 20327 Mack, GrossePointe. tations.881-2881.

Present mother with a lovely gift on Mother's Day from Pointe Fashions - or give her a gift certificate and let her choose her 5 M r w r F 5 ! special item.. . at 23022 Mack edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. Jacobsons I '2 I Avenue, (across from S.C.S. Post Emerald is the birthstone for May. 3 4 567 8 9 Join us Monday through Thursday I Office) 774-1850. Calendar 10 II \2 13 14 15 16 for our three course Spring Fling din- ' edmund t. AHEE jewelers ha.sa won- 17 18 19 20 21 22 '23 derful selectzon of emerald jewelry set of Events 2Y,,25 26 27 28 29 30 ner - only $16.95 for a wonderful in nngs, earrings, bracelets,and neck- evening ... at 123 Kercheval on-the- laces as well as a terrific collection of Hill, 881-5700. loose emeralds. Ask about their won- "DINNER TIME" ... serving steak derful new collection of loose dinners and seafood dinners every Coloumbian emeralds. You'll find a Friday evening from 5:00 p.m.-8:00 large collection of sizes and qualities p.m .... In The St: Clair Room. all at terrific values. edmund t. AHEE jewelers is located at 20139 Mack "SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET" ... ~ grosse pointe Avenue at Oxford (between 7 & 8 Mile from 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Adults ~~~;~}?~~ ~ florists, inc. Roads) Grosse Pointe Woods. Hours: $7.95 and children (10 years and by hair co. ~ Growers of Fine Flowers Monday-Saturday 10:00 a.m.-6:00 under) $3.95 ... In The St. Clair Room. Mother's Day Show your love and p.m., except Thursday 10:00a.m.-8:00 SPECIAL... only two days left... appreciation with flowers. We have the pm., 886-4600. April 28th (Thursday) Louis Feraud for the month of April ... Receive 50% largest selection of plants and flowers and Louis Feraud & Set, Fall/Winter OFF, for first time clients for a in the Pointes. A custom designed flor- 1994 Collection Trunk Show from manicure with Alexandria. (Saturday al arrangement, or a lovely flowering 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. with informal excluded). Also available is body plant will certainly make her day! modeling, International Salon. massage therapy... Call 822-8080... And for those long distance mothers... at 15229 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe we can send their flowers through the April 28th (Thursday) 2:00 p.m.- Park. F.T.D.Network ... CfIARTEQlIOU~E CdCO 7:00 p.m., April 29th (Friday) 11:00 At 174 Kerby Road, Grosse a.m.-4:00 p.m., April 30th (Saturday) •- Pointe Farms, 885-3000. Noon to 4:00 p.m, Picture perfect If you have inherited jewelry you makeovers in cosmetics. don't wear why not sell it to the buy- Complimentary makeovers and a ers at Charterhouse. They purchase photograph in a card for Mother's estate and antique jewelry in all price ranges - from large important pieces Day. Makeovers by: Estee to small inexpensive items. Weekdays Lauder/ChaneVDiorlDeMarkofflLanco DETROIT 9:00 to 5:00 ... at 16835 Kercheval in- me and Clinique. CUSTOM FRAMING & MIRROR the-Village - 885-1232 or (800) 233- 2233. May 3rd (Tuesday) Mason Kay Fine Jewelry Collection :::;how trom 11:00 SPRING SALE 20%-50% off every- a.m.-5:00 p.m. Fine Jewelry thing. Sale ends April 30th. This Department. weeks special receive an extra 10% off ready made frames ... at 19571 Mack May 8th (Sunday) Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, 881- 6922. FInest of Kitchen Cookware Happy Mother's Day! Mother's Day Special... All in store Enjoy a "Mother's Day Brunch" cookbooks 20% OFF ... on special fea- from 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. with live tured cookbooks you'll receive 30% harp and flute music. Reservations OFF ... plus we'll giftwrap your gift The JAZZ FORUM presents Kate call 882-7000, ext. 117. FREE ... Hurry in - special ends Patterson and the Johnny Allen Saturday, May 7th ... at 88 Kercheval Quartet featuring Charlie Gabriel, on-the-Hill. Store hours: Monday- Wednesday, May 4, 8:00 p.m. at Saturday 9:30-5:30. 885-4028. Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church ... 17150 Maumee Road. For reserva- tions, call (313) 961-1714. Come in and see the collection of dresses, suits, blouses and sportswear Elegance in petite and regular sizes... at 20148 for sizes Mack at Oxford, 886-7424. 14-26

THE WOOL & THE fLOSS For more Pointe Counter Points Ed Maliszewski Ij Carpeting Golf attire to fit you ... shorts, skorts, see page 28 • SPRING SPECIAL . shlrts, sweaters, jackets etc. Peek in All needlepoint canvases, including our show wmdows and see how you CARPET SALE ... Karastan, Lees, rugs, less 20% through May 3rd. We can mzx and match for your golf To advertise in this column Mtlzken and Alexander Smith have wonderful gift ideas for Mother's wardrobe... Llsa's - elegance for szzes call Kathleen Stevenson carpeting on SALE now at ... 21435 Day and it's non to soon to begin a gift 14-26 ... at 19583 Mack Avenue, at 343-5582 Mack Avenue, 776-5510. for dad ... ai 397 Fisher Road, Grosse GrossePamte, 882-31.'30. by 2-00 p.m. Fridays Pointe, 882-9110.

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April 28, 1994 Churche~ '" 48 Grosse Pointe N~ws Features Entertainment " 78 Getting the love you want By Margie Rems SmIth Smgles," form the baSIS fOJ1m Feature Edllor ago therapy He abo wlltel:>a Even as the final chords of Iegular column about man Idge Lohenl,'lIn's "Weddmg March" avoiding the divorce you hate for Family CIrcle magazme Ievm bmate thlough the church Tt adItlOnal man lage thel apy MIchigan therapists have been raftm s, newlyweds of the 90s often Involves makIng balgall1b pected to play out to a success our own agenda We were algu After nearly a year of weekly tramed m Imago therapy, mg all the time about dumb are lookmg ovel thell'shoul - he promIses to do thl<;If she ful resolutIOn thel apy sessIons and a week whIch clamlS 90 pel cent success thmgs The defense nwcha del s, nm vously aware that 50 promIses to do that - and so No wonder couples can't get end Imago therapy workshop ,for partners who conumt them- msms I used (WOl kll1g langeI percent of them wIll eventually on The thel apIst acts as gUIde along, HendrIX says. With about 100 other couples, selves to Its pnnclples Tradi- and later at the office) Wel e cre. be hummmg the LhOlus of dnd medlatol, Ku by saId The they have successfully repaired "Achy BIeaky Heart " tIOnal therapy has about a 30 ted to deal WIth my fathm theIr relatIOnshIp and are more therapIst uses knowledge and percent success rate DlvOlce IS as common as TV Alexandra and Michael ~I blamed her" In love than ever, they saId techmques of whIch the couple Couple'> mall'y for both can talk shows IS unaware Half of all marrIed couples Alexandra and MIchael, a wIll spht For those who Ie Grosse Pomte couple marrIed Ralph and Cheryl1 malTY, the statIstIcs are even four years WIth no chIldren, mOle dIsmal seemed to argue most of the Ralph and Cheryll, an attrac Many feudmg couples try to tIme tIve Grosse Pomte couple In "She \.\-a:. overpowt:lln~," :lYOld the dc\

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION Apn128,1994 28 Grosse Pointe News Newcomers Club to meet in May Men's Garden Club to meet Gowanie ladies tee off for season 1 Ill' GIo~se POIlllt.' Newcom Vdllety of paltles and events LadleS of Gowame Golf Club Zita Wnght, Joan Stewart, Dol' PI" Club a non pI ofit socIal plovlde a relaJ,ed way fOl' cou The Men's Garden Club WIll become a reality 111 Iecently attended a "tee-ofT" othy Nelson and Betty Reaser (luh 101 new re~ldents, has pies to meet new frIends Some of Grosse Pomte will pre- 1995 A hfelong naturalist, breakfast meetmg to kick-ofT Iwlped 11e\\ couple~ get ac recent pmtJes mcluded a mur- sent Ohve Blezmskl, mas- she will answer questIOns the commg golf season lIti lllltpd \\ Ith other members del mystel'y dlllner, a karaoke ter urgamc gill dener, at about orgamc gardenmg Special guest Jeanne Myers New Friends and '-1l1(l' 1943 BBQ, a Comedy Club gathel 730 p.m Thursday, May 5, from Oakland HIlls Golf Club JIll oughout the year a \' Ide mg, a family plcmc at the pal k, at Brownell MIddle School The pubhc IS welcome to and a member of the Dlstnct a progJessl"£' dmnel' and the Blezll1skl WIll dISCUSS attend this free lecture Re Neighbors Club Women's Golf ASSOCIatIOn,pre annual Chllstmab dinner! back yard recycling, whIch freshments wll] be served sented a demonstl atlOn on the The New Friends and NeIgh- Valparaiso Guild dance rules of golf. She wab mtro- bors Club will hold ItS annual OnentatJon meetmgs fm po plans luncheon duced and welcomed by Grosse mstallatlon of OffiCCls and past tentlal ne\\ members ale not Pomtel Joan Stewart, ladles' preSIdents luncheon at 11.30 The Valpalalso Umvelslt) held dUJmg the !>ummel, !>o Health care lecture will be May 2 golf chau man am Thurbday, May 5, at the Guild W\l! hold ItS annual May Will be the la~t chance to Grosse Pomte Yacht Club Dr DaVId Jantz WIll speak Are they safe fOl you? PI eSldent Kathy Babblsh and '-pllllg luncheon on FrIday, Jam befm e fall The next meet The Carollers, a local musI- from 7 30 to 8 30 p m Monday, fashIOn show chaIrman Sherry ?lLl\ 6. at the GlOq<;ePomte mg \\ III be at 7 pm Thursday, • Headaches cal group, WIllenterlam May 2, at Chnst the Kmg Cwtls gave detaIls of the fash \\ ,11 l'I1l'mOllal May 12 FOI male mformatlOn • PMS Church, 20338 Mack Avenue m • NutntlOnal adVIce IOnshow that was presented on Luncheon WIll be sen ed at and the locatIOn of the meetmg, The cost for non-members 1S Gros.\>ePomte Woods TopICSto The semmars are free and Api'll 26, hosted by Jane Wood !loon. followed b, mformal mod call Stephanie Clem£'nt at 331 $20. Call Kathleen MItchell at be dIscussed open to the public Call 881- bury of Grosse Pomte Mem ellllg of "pI mg fashIOns from 9455, aftel 3 p m 885 7755 or Charlotte Rousek • Cholestelol lowel mg illugs 7677 fOl mOle 1I1fOlmatlOn bel s flOm Grosse Pomte who Pomte Fd~hlOns of 8t Clan modeled were Mary Babcock, at 8812660 ::--hOl e" Lucy Grenzke, Alice QuaIl, 1'ICke!" dIe $16 PI'oceeds Windmill Pointe Grosse Pointe Camera Club to meet Ann Schlm, DIane Heavner, 'Ill! benefit Valpal also U Olver The Grosse Pomte Camera color print competitIOn and pIC ADK will meet "It\'" plOgram", FOI leserva Garden Club Club WIll meet at 7 pm Tues tonal and natUl'e slide compet1 t Ion", call 779 0547 Members of the Wmdnllll da), May 3, at Brownell MIddle tlOn VISltOlS are welcome Woman's Club The Grosse Pointe chapter of Pomte Gal den Club \~III tom School, 260 Chalfonte, m Room Fm more mformatlOn, call Alpha Delta Kappa WIll meet at Barclay's GalJenes at 5 p.m tre A!c\.andc: ~U!.x;l}, 19323 C 11, 1m d monochlOme dnd 82490b4 01' tl81-8034 Cass m Clmton Townsh1p, on bridge group today, April 28, to learn about Deadline for Wednesday, May 4 The gJoup rare and umque antique art. will have lunch at Ten-y's Tel' The Gro'>Se Pomte Woman's Afterward, members and Peatures section race after the toUl Membel s Suggestions for Features? Club bndge group WIll meet at guests WIll have dmner and is 3p.ln. Friday attendmg should meet at 9 1130 a m. Wednesday, May 4, shop m Blrmmgham. a m at St MIchael'" EpIscopal Call 343-5594 for lunch and bridge, at the Chluch Grosse Pointe War MemOrial ReservatIOns are reqUIred and no cancellatIOns are allowed af- ter Saturday, April 30 Call Support group 886 7595 or 886-3586. Engagements A monthly support group for patients and families touched Pettipointe Questers by leukemia, lymphoma, multi- Geraghty earned a bachelor Thomas earned a bachelor of ple myeloma and Hodgkin's of arts degree from North Park scIence degree m archItectural Ash croft- PettJpomte Questers No 243 dIsease will meet from 7 to 8:30 College He works for BBD&O studIes from the Umverslty of wJll meet on Thursday, May 5, p m Thursday, Api'll 28, at the m ChIcago IllinOIS He is an ill'chltect Laquiere at the home of Betty Sorenson FIrst Enghsh Evangehcal Lu- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ashcroft Surpnse box lunches wJlI be theran Church, 800 Vermer m of Dearborn have announced auctioned and the program will Grosse Pomte Woods. the engagement of thell' daugh- conSIst of mstalJatlOn of offi- For more mformation, call Sanders- tel', Jodi L. Ashcroft, to Scott D cers 778-6800 Laquiere, son of Sharon La- Zacharias quiere of Grosse Pointe Farms and Thomas LaqUlere of Clm- TO RESERVE DISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE Arnold and Glona Sanders of ton TownshIp. An October wed- Harper Woods have announced dmg ISplanned. CALL 882.3500 the engagement of the1r daugh- Ashcroft graduated from ter, Vrrglma Josephine Sand- MIchIgan State UniverSIty Wlth By 2:00 p.m. Friday ers, to Jeffrey Zacharias, son of Julie Elizabeth Mathews and a bachelor of arts degree in fi- Matthew Paul Schuetze Joseph and Jo Ann Zachanas nancial ad.mimstratlOn. She 1S of Shelby Township A May a r~arch analyst for Royal weddmg IS planned Maccabees LIfe Insurance Co Matlzews- Sanders graduated from Grosse Pomte North HIgh Schuetze School, from Wayne State Um- Ml and Mrs Charles C. Ma- verslty with a bachelor of SCI- thews of Grosse Pomte Farms Susan Wheeler Smith ence degree m bIOlogical SCI- have announced the engage- ment of theIr daughter, Julie Golobic- Thomas Elizabeth Mathews, to Mat- thew Paul Schuetze, son of R1chard and Marmnn GDloblC Mrs Jumth Flynn of Racme, of Grosse Pointe Farms have WIS, and Mr. and Mrs Larry announced the engagement of W Schuetze, also of Racme A theIr daughter, Gwen Ellen Go- September wedmng IS planned loblc, to Peter MIchael Thomas, Mathews earned a bachelor son of Paulme Thomas-Brown of arts degree from the Umver- and Dr. Fredenck Brown of Slty of Mlch1gan She is a third- Napervllle, ill An August wed ) ear law student at Boston dmg IS planned Umvelslt" School of Law Schuetze graduated from the Umverslty of MlChlgan with a bachelor of SCIence degree 111 engmeerlng He IS a graduate Jodi L. Ashcroft and Scott D. "tudent m nuclear englneermg Laquiere elt the Massachusetts InstItute of Technology. Laquiere graduated from Jeffrey Zacharias and Virginia Wayne State Umverslty with a Josephine Sanders bachelor of sc1ence degree in marketing. He is an operatIOns Smith-Geraghty ences; and from the UniverSIty supervisor for ROLS Dedicated Mr and Mrs. Leonard W of Mlch1gan Medical School Transportation Smith of the City of Grosse WIth an M.D. degree She IS a Pomte have announced the en reSIdent m mtemal memcme at gagement of thelr daughter, the Umversity of Nebraska SU'3an Wheeler SmIth, to Vm Engaged? cent James Geraghty, son of Zacharias graduated from Married? Mr and 111s Martm J Ger- Gwen Ellen Golobic and Peter Wayne State Umverslty Wlth a aghty of Hmsdale, Ind An Michael Thomas bachelor of science degree III Announce it October weddmg IS planned Goloblc graduated from the blOloglcal SCIences, and from SmIth graduated from North Umverslty of MIchIgan WIth a the Umverslty of MichIgan in the Park College WIth a bachelor of bachelor's and a master's de- Medical School Wlth an M D arts degree She IS pursumg a gree m hbrary studles She is a degree He 1S a res1dent m or- Grosse Pointe ma"ter's degree m fine arts at chIldren's hbrarian for the Chi- thopedIC surgery at the Umver- ColumbIa College cago Publtc LIbrary slty of Nebraska News

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ICe2~!tS. ~~ I TRESSES Hair Studio Allemon'sFlorist I Garden Center Spring has sprung! Be sure and (Extends ltS health conscwus smoke Come in and bee a large spring dis- stop by to see our new line of spring play of new products ... at 17931 E. The hlghest level of professlOnal free enVlronment) and along wlth the clothes. We also carry a complete line Warren, 884-6120. s('rl'lre .. plus guaranteed lowest pnc- Heartland Spa are givmg a glft cer- of communion dresses, veils and e, ill Rx's We honor most msurances tlficate for a comphmentary five day mcludmg GM, Ford and Chrysler. acceSSOrIes, plus a large selection of package at the Heartland Spa m Glllman, lllmois. Package value over PII/( II e carry Homeopalhlc and natu- boys SUIts, sport jackets and pants. wi home remedles, mcludmg herbal Regular, slim and husky sizes - with $2,500.00 and to top It all off no teas Be sure and checkout our large FREE alterations! - PLUS - recive purchase necessary. Must be over 21 selectIOn of Hallmark Cards.. at 50% OFF on a select group of summer years to wm. (one entry per person). 20315 Mack Avenue (at Lochmoor) dresses. . at 23240 Greater Mack Entry forms at Tresses Halr Studw ... For more Pointe Counter Points at 16914 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Grossr J>Olnle Woods, 884-.'3100. Avenue, one block south of 9 Mile Pomte, 881-4500. see page lOB Road, 777-8020.

----...... ,-_...---....-....-.....---_ ...... ------Apn128,1994 Grosse Pointe News THE MATCH BOX 98 The Match Box is a listing of local performed at 8 p m Friday, May 6, at • • tastlllg at 6 pm Thursday, April 28 events. To be included, fill out the the Macomb Center for the Performing Compiled by Ronald J. Bernas The Second City•performs a revue, Call 884-6030 form on this page. Call 882.0294 Arts, M.69 at Garfield In Clinton "Kevorkian Unplugged," a collection of Township Tickets are $8, $7 for stu. •• • any scenes and songs about SOCial and The Men's Ecumemcal BreakfliBt with questions. dents and seniors Call 286-2222 pohtlcallBBues Call 965.2222 meets at 7 30 a m Friday, April 29 at • • • Grosse Pomte Memorial Church, 16 Pirate's Cove, 17201 Mack, offers The Purple •Rose•Theatrc• Company Lakeshore m Grosse POinte Farms musIc by Bonrne and Jay every Friday wdJ present Jane Martin's new drama, Guest speaker WIll be the Rev Harry and Saturday from 7 to 11 P m Call "Keely and Du," through May 1 at the Cook of St Andrews Church Call Th? 343-0870 Purple Rose Theatre Company's Garage 882.5330 n1u 2"S. • • • Theatre m Chelsea Call 475.7902 • !YJ phony Orchestra A Community-wIde•• Singles service under the dIrection of Bill ContI, Will "Love Is Not• My• Best• SubJect," a Will be at 730 pm Friday, April 29, at present a "Salute to the Academy world-premiere play by Millard LakeSide Community Church, 33701 Awards," April 28-May 1 Call Porter, Will be performed April 28- Jefferson In St Clair Shores Cull 833.3700 RN': ."k. by May 1 at 1515 Broadway In DetrOit 293-2070 • 11plem.alr painter TIckets are $10 10 advance, $1250 at •• • The Stars of Lawrence Welk per- Michael Gibbons will be on dlsplsy the door Call 965.1515 The Macomb •County• Sherlfrs form at 8 p m Friday, April 29, at the through May 21 at Galleria 454, 15105 • • annual Rlde-A.Thon Will be at 11 a m Macomb Center for the Perfonnmg Kercheval In Grosse Pomte Park The Theatre Company• of the Sunday, May I, at Stony Creek Arts Tickets are $19, $17 for students Chinese floral artist Jain Jam Yang University of Detroit Mercy concludes Metropark Call ([HO) 296-0580 Ilnd semore Call (810) 286-2222 also dIsplays her work Call 822-4454 ItS season With "Steel Magnolias," run. • • • • • • • nlng through May 8 Call (313) The Grosse POinte War Memonal Pro.Muslca, featurmg Metropol. The watercolors••of Nancy MIchael 993-1130 Will host a western Ime dance at 730 itan Opera star Carmelha Johnson, are on display at Rabble's Coffee P m Sunday, May I, In the Crystal will perform in concert at 8 30 P m House, 22010 Harper In St ClaIr • • • Ballroom Tickets are $8 Call Friday, April 29, at the Detroit Shores, through May 7 Call (810) 881.7511 Institute of Arts Tickets are $20 Call 779-0707 886.7207. INEMA • • • • • • The St Clair Shores Figure I • • • The DetrOit Institute of Arts Will The DetrOit Film Skating Club prellents Celebrate Life The Grosse POlnte-bllBed Charm offer "Prints and DrawlIlgll In the Age Theatre at the DetrOit Apr1l29-May I, at the St Clair Shores Farm Will perform at 10 p.m. of Rubens," an eltlllbltlOn of 120 works DJInstitute of Arts presents "Germmal," CIVIC Arena, 20000 Stephens In St Saturday, Aprll 30, at the DetroIt from the DIA's permanent collectIOn the story of a French mme worker's Clair Shores Adml86lon In advance IS ScIence Center, 5020 John R m In addition, the "Art of the American rebellIon April 29-May 1 TICkets are $4, $2 semors At the door admlBBlon Detroit The concert also features a Inwan Frontier" is on dl8play through $4 Call 833.2323 IS an extra dollar Call 774-7530 fashiem show. Call (313) 577-8400 June 26 Call 833.7900 • • • • • • •• • • • • The Grosse Pointe Cmerna League St Florian, 2622 Florian In Grosse POinte's Deborah Veda will The pnnts of Fntz Eichenberg will present a 16mm film and shde pre- Hamtramck, will host Its annual perform along WIth Skyls and Loose which celebrate peace Will be on dis- sentation, "Canadian. Uruted States Strawberry Festival from noon to 9 Stools from 7:30 p m. to 2 am Apnl30 play at the Swords mto Plowshares Boundary- The Evolutlon of a Peaceful pm Aprl130-May 1. Call 871.2778. at the Falcon Club in Hamtramck. Peace Center and Gallery, 33 E Permeable Boundw-I' bj. Ene J FolIo at • Call 368-6010 Adams in Dt:truiL. Tne show rune 8 pm Monday, May 9, in the FtIes The Grosse •POinte• War Memonal through May 26. Call 965.5422. Audltonum of the Grosse Pomte War Will host Its annual Vlennelle Ball at • • • Oakland University's Meadow Brook Theatre will present The Macombers, Macomb • • Memorial 1'l.cketa are $4. Call 881.7511 8:30 p m Saturday, May 7, In the Community College's show choir, Will The artwork•of Grosse POinte resl' the award winning children's singing duo of Cathy and Crystal Ballroom Tickets are $30 appear at 8 p m Saturday, Apn130, at dent Juhe Russell Smith w1l1 be on Marcy at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 7. Tickets are $6. Reserva- • • • Call 881-7511 the Macomb Center for the Performing display at the Paint Creek Center for tions can be made by calling (810)377-3300. Arts Tickets are $6, $5 for students the Arts, 407 PlDe Street, Rochester, •• • Saturdays through May I at l ne APPENINGS and semors Call (810) 286-2222. through April 29 Call (BI0) 6514110 River in DetrOit, is duplaying the Heidelberg, 43785 Gratiot in Mount The Lakeshore Club at the •• • ••• sculptures of four local artists through Clemens A dinner theater package is [[I Msgman DaVId Lakeshore YMCA, 23401 Jefferson In The Langsford Smgers WIll per- The works of artists MalJorle May 14 Call 637.2523 $2250 Call 469.0440 Also. The Copperfield performs St. Clair Shores, holds ballroom danc- fQnn a~ 4 p.m Sunday, May I, a~ Our Hecht Simon and Deborah Hecht will • • • Golden Lion, 22380 Morass in Detroit, at The Folt Apnl 28-May 1 Call (810) mg to a bye band every Saturday Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church, be exhibIted at The Art Center, 125 and McElveen present the comedy 645-6666 everung from 9 pm to mldrught for 20955 Bournemouth In Harper Woods Macomb Place m Mount Clemens, "Goodbye Charhe" about a playboy • • • people 40 and aver Call 776-6768 or , Admission is $8; $6 in advance CalI through May 27 Call (810) 469-8666 HEAT ER II who dies and comes back liBa woman, Tom's Steamers, 15402 Mack 10 296-8718 682-5028. ... ------on FrIdays and Saturdays through Grosse Pomte Park, Will hold a chianti • • • ••• A collection of original cartoons by Grosse Pomte AprJl30 Showtune IS at 8 pm, dinner The Lake St. Clair Symphony Ben Yomen, from 1940s labor jour. Theatre presents the IS at 7 p m DInner theater package IS j------, Orchestra Will perfQrm a concert fea. nals, wIll be on exlublt at the Walter farce "Lend Me A Tenor" through $22 95 Call 886-2420 I turlng guest artists Adam P. Reuther Library Exhibit Gallery at Apnl 30 Showt1Illes are 8 p m. Call • • • Stepmswski and Paul Wmgert at 3 Wayne State University through Apnl 881-4004 The Hllberry Theatre at Wayne I DO yOU... : pm Sunday, May I, at LakeView 30. Call 577-1000 • • • State Umverslty presents '"!'he Heidi I want to be included in The MATCHbox? I. High School, 11 Mile at Little Mack in • • • "The Vast Difference," Jeff Daruels' Chrorucles," and "The Miser" m reper- St. CIalr Shores Call 776-1012. Grosse Pointe artlsta Nancy comic look at men, women and vasec. tory Call 577-2972 for showdates and IThen fIll out thiS form and turn It In to The Grosse POinte News by 3 p.rn , , the Fnday before publicatIon • •• ... fi._l If ri'>-~p.!u~~~~ ~F"'<~\-> .... toune ... baa pee:"'~ through t1ID..es \ The Tuesday Musicale of DiiUOit ing their worli: in mixed media thrOuih U May 22 at the

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MICROGRAPHIC & ElFCTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION f, SERVICES. SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Entertainment April 28, 1994 68. Grosse Pointe News The Miser Artist helps kids get the picture Moliere's satmcal study ~ of greed_" ~ By Craig J. Kostecke tl atlOn~ blmg to !lfe a I ustlC, son ;,ampleb of hel work SpeCial ....mler r,ll mhou"e theme, CIeatmg a Last yem, she Illustrated hel AI the Hiliberry through May 14 Tlw GIO;,;,('Pomte PubllL LI Id,l'l.ed, ~IIHplehettll1g ,:econd book. "Hunting the bl,lIW;, used NatIOnal Llbldl)' Halpelll1 '>tudwd commel clal WhIte Cow," which has re Week la~t \\ eek d~ the OCCdhLOn 1 - Don't Bother al t at SYIdcthe U mvel Slty m cClved Iave IeVleW~ flom to 111\ Ite c1llldJen '> book dlus 2 Nothing Special Ne\\ YOJ k, ,md studIO al t at alound the countJy tl atm \"'endy Andel '>on H,ll 3 - It Hc~ "~oments PI,ltt In,:tltutl', abo In New "I've had so much fun Illu<; pel III to pal tlclpdte 111 "I ead 4 BeHer Than Mast YOJ k Aftel hel <'choo!lng, "he tJ atmg fOl chddren's books," dloud< 111 Glo,,;,e Pomte 5 - Outstanding \\ 01 ked fO! an advertl':mg Halperm SaId "RIght now, I'm m "chouls agenc\ m Nt'\\ YOlk fOl SI'I. workll1g on prelImmal'y dI'aw Ha!pellll, 41. lead' Huntmg \eal~ mgs for a book called 'Home the White CO\\" to chlldl en at . I lIked nn Job 111 Ne\\ YOlk, place' which IS due out next 'Miser' is the Glo,>,>e Pomte Aladen1\, but 1 felt I needed .I lhange," yeal Also, I'm domg an adap Defl'l Elemental' School and Halpelln ':,lId 'So I moved out tatlOn of the late Flench wntm , the (entl al Llbl .II\ 'CO\\.. to CaidOi nld dnd took cla'>,:e" Guy DeMaupssant's children's stingy with \\ Iitten by 11es Sevmolll and at Bel hell" III fine arts 1 fUl story about chickens" i III u':,Iated by Halpelln, IS the thel developed my techniques Halpelll1's plesentatlOns to f "to!, of a girl who, along WIth to pamt mOle Iea!lsbcallv, as the <;choolchJldren consl<;ted of originality ht:'1 ldmlly, attempts to find a 111 mtllcate landscapes and peo- not only hel readmg, but also 1l1lSS111gCO\\ and blmg It back ple " taught Simple mt techmques to homl' Aftel fOUl ) em b m Cahfor- the children - each child was By Ronald J. Bernas The ;,eal ch ;,oon tUlDS mto a ma, Halpel m moved to Chi given paper and clayons to ASSistantEditor Holy GIal! lIke quest, With the cago, and then to a house neal dl dW pictures of, among other The company at the Hl!belry CO\\ out\\ Ittmg everyone untl! Kalamazoo \\ here she has hved thll1gs, dogs and cats has had qUite a seahon The ItS smarts become legendaly In fm the last 10 ye3lh When she Halpenn also gave a hhde highs ("Much Ado About Noth- the end, the gill finally finds came back to fVllchlgan. an old pi esentatIOn of vanous styles of mg' "l\1acbeth," "The Heidi the cow, but falls asleep, lett1l1g hIgh school fllend mtJ oduced altwOl'k - everything from Cluomcleh"j \"ele very hIgh the cow run away once agam hel to Richard Jackson - a Rembrandt to chlldl'en's mt dnd the lo\\s ("Hedda Gabbler'.) ThiS does not dlSCOUlage hel' children's book edItor WOIk (all while the chlldl-en wel every 10\\ though. and she IS left \\ Ith a Jackson wab looking for were oohing and aahmgl Pel haps Irs fittmg that the feellni; of accuTIlphshuJtllt dHtI ;,Ollleone to dlu;,tl ate a Luuk Halperm also visited Third company ends Its season with a . self-confidence called the "Lampfish of TwIll," Coast Booksellers on Kercheval deCidedly medIOcre productIOn Wendy Halperin talked 10 Grosse Pointe students last week Halpel m's use of watel colOls and Halpenn landed the Job as m the Park, and autographed of Mohere's "The Mlsel " as pari of Ihe Grosse Pointe Public Library's celebration of and colOled pencl!s fOl the Illus Illu"tldtOI aftel 'ihowmg Jack her books Pel haps one gets spOIled by National Library Week. takmg advantage of the short drive to see Mohel e done by • the StJatfOld company and Its 'Serial MOIn' 15 killer cOllledy MolIere specJahst, Bllan Bed fOId But It's not the actmg By Marian Trainor avenge affronts. that's a problem here - al- Special Writer In no way do the punish- though some of the cast mem MentIOn Theatl e of the Ab Serial Mom ments she mflicts fit the sUld and Ionesco and the stage bel s seem to be Just flaIlmg, Rated R. crimes hopmg to steal a few laughs comes to mmd That fmm was She IS qUIte unorthodox m It's more the directIOn, and the nevel a very popula! candIdate her methods - no one gets stl31ghtforward way DaVid J for film shot Any weapon at hand Black comedy, satne and SUl- Starring Kathleen Turner and MagJdson, dean of Wayne State serves her purpose, even a leg reahsm were ~onsldel ed better Umvelslty's college of fine, per Sam Waterston. of lamb In her enthUSiasm she ways of pOrtraYmg society's formmg and commUl1lcatIOn becomes reckless and her darker SIde Dllector John Wa l.Dan/lBolher arts, approaches the 300 year- neIghbors become suspIcious tel'S came closest With such out 2 • Nothing Special old play ~ 3 - It Has Moments Clearly Turner has a good Ifs Magldson's dwectonal rageous presentations as "Pmk time playmg the role of the out. Flamingo" 4 . Better Than Mosl debut and he gets all the [l 5 - Oulstandlng raged, mUrderous housewIfe In "Sel wI 1\1"om" he moves laugh" \\Tltten mto .M:ollele's nem el to the mamst! earn but and you WIll too If you can look ~atlllcal !>tud) of greed, but beyond the blood and gore remnants of ealIJel films Ie- veys the messy remall1s. The ~t1Jele aI e more to be had wIth However, unless you can WIth- ~nst a touch of mgenmty. main others, SIckened by the SIght, . The settmg - a peIfectly leave hold Judgment and accept her :: The story 11l1e focuses on escapades as they are meant to mamtamed suburban home set It IS a telling scene that un- j.farpagon (DaVId Young), a ml be, you may consider the pro- -ser of epIC proportions He's so back on a spacIOus green lawn masks the comically VIolent na- bordered With flowers - IS a tme of a woman, pres1(img over ceedmgs too far out for your .cheap - how cheap IS he? - taste page out of Better Homes and her ordered hfe, who most re- he's so cheap he's about to However, you'll enJoy the 'marry off hIS only daughter Gardens sembles such homebo

a debt to hiS academIC tram nal RUSSIanpageantry the orchestra seemed to de Immortahzes m thIS work -Here or the mg, the young Rachmanmoff Plano solO1st for the eve- 1Ight some and startle other HIS rhythms and tempos ,evealed With promlsmg ning, Shura Cherkassky, elements of the audIence have the unmIstakable fla- -:BigApple, .;;cope hlS creative genIUs m seemed to prOVide the audl But Duke Ellmgton In hIS vor of the style and hIS spon- thiS mtncate and moody ence WIth Its most famlhar mUSical portrmt "Harlem" taneity vltahzes the umque work attractIOn of the concert, and does for Amencan Jazz what Jazz IdIOm ~we're great Maestlo Jarvi, With hiS WIth good reason The octo mnumerable other great Devotees m the audience sharp focus on every detail genanan IS a legend of the composers have done fol' who appreciated the truly : -By Alex Suczek of d) namlCS and phrasmg, keyboard, and fulfilled hIS theIr mUSIC roots, nommat- remarkable accomphshments -Special Wnter plu'i hIS sweepmg gra'ip of reputatIOn WIth a perfor mg them for a place m the of Ellmgton, Jam and the • NEW YORK, N Y - Car the overall concept, drew mance of the Samt-Saens concert reportory It IS a DSO in thiS performance, ; negJe Hall 111 thIS mtensely from the orche~tra a pelfor Plano Concerto No 2 ....Ith performance hke thiS that _",- 1.1 1 r\ I l" -: crowded CIty workpd ltS spe mance that make'i the case all the techmcal brillIance can as'iure the work's elec "Ldy"U LV \.IL.,.,I "tUl~ a lew, however, concerned about e of clally In the lI1tncate many pop records, the DSO thew Holland's dehclOusly ;:annual pJlgnmmage to the dam, .Jarvl cPo'>Cto open the RU'i'ilan liturgical chants a'i rhythms of the scheno It players can be expected to satlnc "Marth's Waltz," an ":BIg Apple With a spectacu proi,TJ'am \\Ith Ralhmam theme'i 1<; I'1chand recogmza worked extremely well as have an exceptIOnal feelll1g outstandmg entry m the or '''larly excltmg effpct noW" S" mphony No 1, d bly '>atl'ifymg The fugue like the commandmg tone and for thIS mU'ilC chestl a's African Amencan f. True to form, our musIc WOIk that hd'- ])('('11 nl'g "ectlOn early In the first blllhant detaIl of the soJo The surpllse IS the verve Composers Forum Rach- ~ manu'>cIlpt movement \\ as posltlvl'lv filled the hall and authentlclty of Jlll'VI'S manmoffs "Vocahse" fol ~'VentlOnal program Also true ml'iplacpd aftel a dl<;astlou,> "PIl1C tmglmg The "tlrnng Concludmg the formal pro mu<;c for evokmg a c;enc;eof .:to form, the Ne .... York audl fil ,:t pelfOlmance m RU"'i1fl march openll1g the final al gram WIth a work they re the streets and Jazz JOints of See D~O, page 8R = ence split between the bla'i{' 97 YPal" ago But 'llong WIth I('/.,'l('pvoked VISIon"of Impe cently recorded, .Jarvl- and the subculture that Ellmgton Apnl 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 3B Ford house rose garden to be site of Pewabic Pottery show Pewablc Pottery's annual garden show and sale will be held In the rose garden of the ,- Edsel & Eleanor Ford House. from 10 a m to 4 p m 8atm day and Sunday, May 14 and 15 Ceramic Items by Pewablc Pottery and selected artists Will be for sale, displayed In the ambiance of the Cotswold style house and gardens Merchan. dlse will mclude garden urns, birdbaths, tablewaw and acces- sorres for sunrooms, porches and gardens PewablC Pottery's staff and board members Will be on hand to answer questIOns about the 91-year old pottery. Founded In 1903 by Mary Chase Perry (later Stratton) and Horace J. Caulkms, the pottery IS stIll creatmg pralsewOlthy hand- crafted ceramIC tIles and ves sels It offers educatIOnal pro grams, exhIbitIOns and tours of Its tacllity and It mamtalns re- search collectIOns about Pewa blc's role In the hIStory of ce ramlc art Among those involved in planning Pewabic Pottery's annual garden show and sale are. from A patron party hosted by Blossom Time left: Lee Walsh of Birmingham. Barbara Richardson of the farms, Paula Jarvis of the Park. Neiman Marcus and the Pewa- Anne Crane of the Shores. Deborah Goldman of Birmingham, Ann Rohr of the City and Edith bic Society's board of trustees An annual luncheon for Stapleton Center. a residential Briskin of Bloomfield Hills. will be held from 6 to 9 p m facility for senior citizens. will be held at noon thurs- Frrday, May 13, m the rose day. May 12. at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. garden The benefit. "Blossom Time:' is sponsored by the PreVIew tickets, whIch m Friends of Stapleton Center and will feature a fashion clude a tour of the Ford House, show with clothes by Walton-Pierce. cocktaIls and hors d'oeuvres, Committee chairmen include. standing. from left. Betty are $75 each. Proceeds WIll ben- Patterson and Ann Rohr. Marion Mayday. general chair- Eton Academy auction efit Pewablc Pottery. man. is seated. The pottery, located at 10125 Other committee chairmen include Margaret Lynch. More than 400 people supported Eton Academy, a non- East Jefferson In DetrOIt, IS Kathleen Buskin. Mary Rita Marshall. Elizabeth Fisher. profit school for kids with learning disabilities. by bid- open from 10 a m to 6 p.m. Rita Fincham. Mandy Seranton. Virginia Thibodeau and ding on more than 350 items at the school's recent bene- Mondays through Frrdays For Leontine Cadieux. fit auction. infOrmatIOn, call 822-0954. Models will include Sharon Adams. Pat Braun. Cheryl Among the Grosse Pointers present were Pauline and Brennan, Emily Brennan and Sandy Fisher. Tickets are John Lackey. shown at the right. John and Katheryn Ni- $25. Call Lynch at 775-6351. Bow Wow Bash: More cholson and William and Elizabeth Eldridge also at- than 575 ammal-lovers got to tended. The benefit raised more than $130.000 for the gether at the Ritz Carlton academy. Dearborn for the fifth annual Grant a wish: The from hfe-threatenmg illnesses. Bow Wow Champagne Brunch Make-A-Wlsh Foundation of WIshes have mcluded things April 17, a benefit for the MIch- MichIgan wIll hold Its annual hke triPS to DIsney World, new Igan Humane Society Magical Moments Gala at 6.30 puppIes, computers and meet- Detroit Mayor Dennis pm Saturday, May 7, at the mgs with celebntles and fa- FormeJ Iy of G,osse POJI1/e Archer and the Honorable Ritz Carlton m Dearborn mous athletes. BI ,\l'TII l'l Trudy Archer attended, as dId The everung wIll mclude Specializing in Permanents, A animal lovers Mr. and Mrs. cocktaIls, hors d'oeuvres, SIlent AuctIOn items wIll mclude Coloring, Bleach, Frostlllg MLMOR'I F\..JR Walter Fisher, Karla and live auctions and a full Barbra Streisand concert tick- & Mamcures ;\ VI R'I Scherer, and Suzanne and course meal Proceeds will be ets, TVs, golf dates with celebr- George Bashara. used to fulfill the wishes of ItIes and more. For tickets, call WffiatIix SPLCIAL Mo 11 \l P,. Also at the brunch. Duke, a MIchIgan children between age 1-800.622-WISH. ESSENTIALS colhe-shepherd ffilX who was 2 1/2 and 17, who are suffering - MargIe Rems SmIth 24514 Harper 777-1088 shot and left for dead on a De- St Clair Shores Parkmg Available i" \\ lIlllril oj I 11 1Ih", I \ troit freeway and Pebbles, a r purebred boxer who was res- , ,bdd, rnl'tIl1" ,lItd'"'' I 1\ j cued from starvation Both at- "I< ('flit' !I" ~lT1,lllf' "I 1 U lIlI tended the event with their B" lU" I lIluil " , r" ,,1 thl th'Tl " new families "I I h,ln> "h" \ 11 h,,, ",,11Illl The MHS cares for 85,000 •••_------1 "IOrl 1'-+'-(, Itl 'hl"h 1"1 homeless and injured ammals llt'tl\ HIJl~ ('JIll i,1 mlll\ It'll

annually. The brunch rwsed 1I dr, ,( II'd'OI Inl '(lU 1

more than $110,000 to support To Honor the lml rl'l 111,1 ,11 11, ItS shelter, rescue and cruelty investigation services Other Grosse Pointers in volved In the benefit Mr. and m Mrs. Paul D. Alandt, Walter Mother of .Jesus UAD"O Buhl Ford ill, Mr. and Mrs. \ 1<1 I" I I ,I I" )!<, I I \ r', Thomas Schoenith, Jean- nette A. Szulec and Bill Lewis. George Koueiter & Sons Jewelers InCIdently, more than 200 Queen of Peace adoptable dogs, cats, puppies 21043 Mack (Corner of Mack & Roslyn) and kittens Wlll be waitmg on Grosse Pointe Woods • 882.1110 Saturday and Sunday, May 7 All are invited to attend a Holy Hour 5 Blocks North of Vermer' Bel\\een 8 &. Q MI!e Rd and 8, between 10 a m and 5 -Fam", O"ned alld Operated SlJlce 1968- pm, at the DetrOIt Zoo They'll STORE HOURS. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY [0.6 P.1IJ S<\TURDAYS 10-5 P.M. be looking for adoptIve faml- Theme: "For a greater appreciation and MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL,... 200/0 OFF hes For more information, call response to our personu.! call 1 .. I llr L ....\ \ "f.~ Pt~Cf Cf' M ~r I'lliH TH LL'\' DRO ASSURANCE. PROGRA~ 872-3400 to holiness." Fishy festivities: The Date: Sunday, May 1, 1994 16th annual Salmon Stakes fishmg tournament WlIl begm Time: 2:30 p.m. at sunup Saturday, Apnl 30, at the River Crab restaurant, Place: St. Veronica Church 1337 North River Road m St 21440 Universal Drive ClaIr DS The benefit, for the Blue Wa Eastpointe, Michigan Optical Studios ter Mental Health Clinic and Sponsored by Leo XIII CounCil other programs serving trou- #3042 Knights of Columbus bled chIldren, adults and theIr famIlIes, Will be coordmated by , t the Blue Water Sportfishmg LEO XIll COUNCIL Sf. VERONICA CHURCH Eye ASSOCIatIOnTIckets are $10 L __ JI__ and allow fishermen to vie for prIZes that Include $5,000 cash, \ Examinations a tnp for two aboard the Delta Queen for three days and Mary Independent Doctor of Optometry mghts crulsmg the MISSISSiPPi River, a triP for two to Toronto "When you follow her, you \Vlll not go astray, Eye Health A')sessment and gIft certificates to Chuck When you pray to her, you Will not despaIr, Muer restaurants II 8MILERD II When you thmk of her, you Will not err, The day-long event also In wi'en she holds you up, yeu \vl11 not fu;l Glaucoma and Cataract Evaluation rilldes festIvItIes for famllws When she protects you, you Will not fear. an outdoor barbecue, lIve enter Conlprehensive Contact Lens Care tamment, face pamtmg, and a When she leads }'ou, }'Oll Will not be fallgned, When she favors you, you will amve safely chance to WItness the welgh.m She keeps her Son from stnkmg us, She keeps the deVil from hurtmg us between I and 3 pm. She keeps our Virtues from escapmb us, She keeps our ments from bemg destroyed, Appointments Seen Prornptly Even the losers wm If you She keeps our graces from bemg lost" don't Win the raille or a pllze, St Bernhard Appointlnents Available your ticket stub WIll get you $10 off on a meal for two at Contributions to Support Our Work will be Appreciated any C A Muer restaurant In Please make your contnbutions payable to the natIon Men of the Sacred Hearts, P.O. Box 540, St. ClaIr Shores, MI 48080 882-9711 TI,~kele;are avaIlable at Chuck Muer. restaurants In We,! Bloomfield Gro~<;e POinte Woods MIchIgan and many spOltmg 6900 Orchard Lake RcJ 19')99 Mack Ave goods stores and mannae; For Beaumont Mrrllcal Bldq btw Morose; & VernIer more mformatlOn, call I 800 Slllte 107 8SS 1 j 22 88297' j 4683727

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CONSULTATION April 28, 1994 48 Community Grosse Pointe News Bon Secours First English plans fall craft show Rummage sale plans seminar on First EnglIsh Evangeltcal and refreshments Will be m- Lutheran Church IS seekmg eluded Admls",lOn WIll be 50 The United Methodist Women will hold a spring rum- hormone therapy participant'?> for ItS annual fall cents, children 6 and under are mage sale from 8:30 10 II a.m. Thursday, May 5. at Learn mOle about the bene craft show which will take free Beverly Jackson IS chUlr Grosse Pointe United Methodist Church. 211 Moross. fits and nsks of hormone re. place on Saturday, Oct 15 man Committee member", m General chairman Lois Batten. left. will be assisted by placement thel apy from 11 30 elude Mary Klein, Barbara Craftsmen and women who Donna Batten. a m to 1 pm Wednesday, May would hke to 1ent tables should Stutsman and Gel"ly Udell Department heads include Libby Van de Putte. Lynn 4, at the Van Dyke Park Hotel, call the church at 884-5040. Van de Putle. Mary Edlo Thompson, Margaret Layson, 31800 Van Dyke, WalTen Last year, the show featured Billie Deason, Eric Abey, Jack VanBecelaere. Pat Deck. Dr LIla E Nachtlgall, dlrec hohday glfts and decoratIOns, EMU choir to sing Carl Skog, Jean Buhler. Charlotte Grose, Belly Reas, tor of the Women's Wellnes" needlework, dolls, aprons, toys Dolly Smedley, Helen Priest. Vickie Smith, Mabel Bristol. Center and assocIate protpssor and Jewelry Added Items thiS at St. Paul Lutheran Roberta Fuller. Carol Linneman, Debra Mitchelson. Deb- of obstetncs and gynecology at year WIll be country crafts, The Eastern Michigan Um orah Murphy, Ethel Penno. Jane Spalding, Judy Andrus, New York Umverslty MedIcal baby Item"" aprons and sweat- verslty Chamber ChOir WIll pie Ginny Downs. Vern McGiverin. Evelyn Abey. Noelle Center, WIll be the speaker shirts A bake sale, luncheon sent a concert at 9 and 11 a m Decker. Shirley VanBecelaere. Mary Votruba. Mary Ruth She IS natIOnally known as an Sunday, May 1, at 8t Paul's McNew. Shirley Lewis. Lisa Evans-Thomas, Julie Scott authonty on menopause and Evangellcal Lutheran Church and Paula Kingsley. hOlmone replacement therapy Bon Secours, ULS The chOIr IS under the du ec She has wntten a book, "Es plan ADHD seminar tlOn of Leonard L RICCIUto,a trogen," as well as numelous former vocal musIc mstructOl Memorial Church plans mother-daughter dinner artIcles on women's health IS A semmar on AttentIon Defi at Grosse POlUte South HIgh sues, mcludlDg' Clt HyperactlVlt) DIsorder Will School The 24 vOice chambel Glo",,,e Powte Ml'mollal at the chw ch, 16 Lakeshore TIckets ale aVailable untIl • Is Estrogen Replacement Sunday, May 1, durmg the cof be held from 8 a m to noon ch01r WIll smg musIc Df MaUl ChUlch will hold It", annual The pl0l,'Tam, "A T1unkful of Therapy Necessary? Saturday, Apnl 30, at Umver- ICe Durufle, John Calter, Ma\. mothel daughtel banquet at T1ea",UIes," Will be plesented fee hour between Sunday ser • Ptemature Menopause A SIty LIggett School, 1045 Cook Janowski and othel s The St 630 pm WednesdaY May 11, by Gleenfield Village vices or by callmg Diane Brasle ReverSIble Entity? Road III Grosse Pomte Woods Paul Semor and Bell chOIrs \\ III at 885 0308 The cost IS $9 for • Management of the Post The speakers are sponsored by also partiCipate 111 the servIce Musickes Pleasure sings at First English mothels; $6 for daughters 3 12 Menopausal Woman With Hy the Bon Secours Center for In- Orgamzers encourage those pe!ienSlOD dl fOI <1'\ '0" ,I :>nd FamIly Themp) The Fll~L Engh",h EVdngell et::. e .'!>B adults, $5 to! stu- Without a mother or daughter The fee for the semmal IS and ULS St. George cnurch cal Luthel an Chw ch Open dents and semors Refresh- to "adopt" a mother, a daugh $17 and mcludes lunch To pre- Dr MIchael Nigro, chIef of plans fashion show Dool selles will plesent Mu- ments and a receptIOn w1l1 ter or a grandmother for the regIster for addltlonal mforma the dIVISIon of neurology at slckes Pleasure, a gl'OUp of follow FIrst Enghsh IS located evenmg tlon, call (810) 7797900 ChIldren's Hospital of MIchIgan The wor.'en of St George Or eight smgers With a repeltOire at 800 Vel mer 111 Grosse Pomte Woods TIckets will be avail- lung Center plans and professor m the depart- thodox Church w1I1 hold thelr that mcludes medieval madn- CYO of Detroit ment of pedIatrics and neurol- 23rd annual fashIOn show and gals and 20th century pop mu able at the door For additIOnal mformatIOn, afternoon with art ogy at Wayne State Umversl- luncheon on Monday, May 9, at SIC honors volunteers ty's School of Medlcme, and Dr the Ritz-Carlton FashIons w1l1 The conceIt WIll take place at call the chW'ch office at 884- What moves altlStS to create? Joel Young, medIcal dIrector, be by Dawood of Grosse Pomte 730 pm Sunday, May 1 TIck- 5040 The Cathohc Youth Orgam What IS It that bnngs form to psychlatnc emergency servIces A MIddle East Food FaIr w1I1 zation of Metro DetrOIt honored thought? at Cnttenton Hospital, wlil dIS- begln at 11 am, the luncheon Justice Center plans annual dinner more than 175 volunteers April The Center for Jung Studies cuss recent ADHD research beglns at noon, the fashIOn 17 at the Dearborn Inn at its of Detroit \\'111 prp'lent "Art and that mdlCates the possibihty of show follows Heien Nader IS The RaCIal JustIce Center of CounCIl of Governments 27th annual volunteer awards Archetypes An Afternoon With the ArtIstS," on Saturday, Api'll a genetIC !Ink involving the dIs general chairman of the event Grosse Pomte WIll hold Its an- TIckets are $25 ReservatIOns dinner Among the Grosse ease Pauline Swor of Grosse POlnt~ nual dmner begmmng at 6 are necessary Call 882-6464. POinters who received awards 30, from 1 to 5 pm. at the Um The workshop IS for parents, Woods IS the specIal assign pm Thursday, May 5, at the were Shrrley Batche, MIChael tanan Umversahst Church of teachers, phySICIans, psycholo- ment chaIrman. For tickets and Grosse Pomte War MemOrial Kawa, Cheryl Kawa, Carl Ann Arbor, 1917 Washtenaw, glsts and SOCIal workers. The reservations, call Mrs Ilhamle The theme of the evemng Craft and Susie Craft m Ann Arbor cost IS $20 For mformatlOn or Hackem at 254 1915 WIll be 'New TImes - New The tUItion, which includes a to reglster, call 779-7900. Opportumtles" The keynote light meal, is $20 for members, speaker WIll be Nettle Sea Cancer education $25 for non members Men's Breakfast brooks, deputy mayor of the The program WIll feature series meets May 2 Walter Spmk, Barbara Cer The Rev Harry Cook of St city of Detroit. She Wlll dISCUSS Grosse Pointe the Archer ammmstratIOn's vi. Free programs for people venke and Al Hinton, all pro Andrews Church will speak to fessors at the Umverslty of the Men's Ecumenical Break- Slon for the CIty and ways for WIth cancer who want to learn the suburban commumty to more about their dIsease and MichIgan. Also presenting are fast on Fnday, Apnl 29, at News Features: Kevi Chapman, Paula Luke Grosse Pointe Memorial help rebUIld southeast MIchi- become more actIve In theIr gan treatment take place on the and Susan Shipman, artiStS Church, 16 Lakeshore Break- 343-5594 and students of Jung For mfor fast Will be served at 7.30 a m Commumty ServIce Awards first Monday of each month mation 01 to reglster, caU 881 m Fellowshlp Hall will be given to Mort Crim, from 4:30 to 6 p.m at St. John WDrv TV anchorman, for hIS HospItal and Memcal Center 7970. long-standmg commItment to The next session in the can- The Center for Jung Studies raCial JustIce, and to Gall cer education series is May 2 of DetrOIt lS a non plOfit, ta.... New arrivals Kaess, Farms councIlwoman, For more mformatIOn, call exempt, educational orgamza for her work as chalr-elect of 343-4813 or 343-3684 weekdays tlOn established to dlssemmate the Southeastern Michigan Nettie Seabrooks between 8 a m. and 5 p.m the psychology of C G Jung Meghan Aine English grandparents are Helen DaVId of Grosse Pointe Woods and the Sean and Peggy English of late Joseph P DaVId. Paternal Beverly Hills are the parents of grandparents are Josephme a daughter, Meghan Alne En- and Edward A Batchelor Jr of • glish, born March 9, 1994. Ma- HIlton Head Island, S C, for- ternal grandparents are MI- WORSHIP SERVICES merly of Grosse Pointe Fanus chael Furlong of Llvorna and Grosse Pointe Unitarian Barbara DeSmedt Furlong of St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church GRACE UNITED Brian Thomas 881.6670 '.CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Plymouth. Paternal grandpar- + ents are John and Rose Ann Gutermuth Jl. 375 Lothrop at Chalfont. , E9.. Kerchevalat Lakepomle Jerry Lapides, C=(:~ -.- Grosse Pomte Park 822-3823 l- • Enghsh of Grosse Pomte Terry and Wendy Gutermuth 9.00 & 1115 a m Worship mSunday - Worshl)J 10 30 a m If guest speaker ~ St James Lutheran Church . Farms. Great-grandmothers are of St. ClaIr Shores are the par- ~ 1010 a.m EducationHour Tuesday- Thnft Shop IO 30- 3:30 - Frona Enghsh of St Joseph, Wednesday - 1030 am. SelVlce & Church School 170 McMillan Rd, near Kercheval ents of a son, Bnan Thomas Grosse POinteFarms. 884-0511 - Mo., and Harriet Furlong of Nursery AVaJlable Amazing Grace Seniors 11 - 3 00 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 Gutermuth, born Jan 31, 1994. Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke COME lOIN US Rev. John Corrado, Minister DetrOIt. 9 30 & 11 00 a m Worsrup Maternal grandparents are Ar- • 9 308m Sunday School thur and Marilyn Engstrom of First English Ev,Lutheran Church Redeemer United 4 00 P m 'fuesday School Andrea Elizabeth Long Grosse Pomte Park. Paternal GROSSE.POINTE VernierRd at WedgewoodDr. Methodist Church Pr Wl1llatUH Kahlenberg grandparents are Richard and Grosse Pomte Woods Pr Troy G Wrote Doug and Martha Berry Barbara Gutermuth of South UNITED 884-5(}4() 20571Vernierjust W.of 1-94 Long of Spring, Texas, are the Bend, Ind 8.30 & 11:00 a m. Worship Harper Woods Grosse Pointe parents of a daughter, Andrea CHURCH 9.45 a.m SundaySchool 884.2035 Ehzabeth Long, born March 10, Dr WalterA. Schmidt, Pastor (1 10.30 a.m. WorshIp UNITED METHODIST Miles David AFFILIATED WITH THE UCC--AND ABC Rev.Elame M. Gomulka 1994 Maternal grandparents 240CHALFONTEATLOTHROP 9:15 Sundav BIbleSchool CHURCH are Sterhng and Anne Berry of Reichenbach 884-3075 - the City of Grosse Pointe. Pa- .:.:: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Christ the King AFnendly Church forAllAges ternal grandparents are Ken Michelle and David ReIchen- "A Cat, A Dog, CHURCH 211 Moross Rd. bach of Everett, Wash, are the Lutheran Church and LIZ Long of Atlanta, m. A Garoen, A House" ~ 2047SSunningdale Park Grosse Pointe Farms parents of a son, MIles DaVId Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 IOOOA M. FAMILY WORSHIP 886.2363 Reichenbach, born Feb 20, (CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE) 8 00 a m Hol y eucharIst 1000A M CHURCH SCHOOL 1030 a.m Choral Euchanst and Sennon 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. Peter Sterling Ericksen 1994. Maternal grandparents 1 1-00 A M ADULT EDUCATION Church School (Nursery Available} Worship Services 9.00-11:15 a.m. Worship are RICk and Pat Drabant of 8: CHOIR Mid-Week Euchansll1.30 a m Tuesday Matt and Ginna Berry Enck- Rev Nancy Rohde, Intenm Mmlster 1M Rev. Robert E. Neily 10.15 a m. Sunday School Grosse Pomte Park Paternal 9:00 a.m. Sunday School for all ages sen of Wheaton, m., are the grandparents are Frank and The Rev. Jack G. Trembath & Bible Classes parents of a son, Peter Sterling Terese Reichenbach of East GrossE'POinte Ericksen, born March 27, 1994 :;l.~f..~ pointe. Great-grandparents are ~ b ~ WOODS Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor J+-THE UNITED Maternal grandparents an': BIll and Fran Thon of Games- • • CHRIST Sterling and Anne Berry of the I~ ~ I~ PRESBYTERIAN \lJ EPISCOPAL Randy S. Boelter, Pastor ~l METHODIST CHURCH VIlle, Fla, and Jo Drabant of ~ Church CIty of Grosse POinte Paternal Trenton grandparents are Mark and 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier) CHURCH THE SUBJECT FOR THIS Historic Mariners' Church MarIlyn Encksen of Cincinnati SUNDAY IS: (lndependent) Mark Stephen Schucker 9:00 a.m. Worship & A House of Prayer fOT all People Saturday "Everlasting Punishment" smce 1842 Kelly Erin Honos Susan and Stephen Schucker Children's Hour 530pm Holy Eucharist ~The MaTrtlme Sallors' Calhedral" of Grosse Pomte Shores are the COME WORSHlPWlrn US John Honos and Shirley Mc- parents of a son, Mark Stephen Sunday First Church of Christ, 830 and 11 00 am, Sundays Shane Honos of Clmton Town 10:00 a.m. Adult Education Schucker, born Apnl 8, 1994 11 00 a m Church Sunday School shIp are the parents of a 800 a.m Holy Eucharist Scientist Maternal grandparents are Ste 11:00 am. WorshIp & 915 a.m FamiJy Eucharist and Nursery Care daughter, Kelly Enn Honos, phen and Nancy Fattore of Grosse Pointe Farms, born Feb. 21, 1994 Maternal 10 20a m Church School and 12 10 pm, Thursday<; Harper Woods Paternal grand- Children's Hour 282 Chalfonte Ave. The 192& Book of Common Prayer grandparents are James and Adult Forum parents are the late Roy and 170 E Jeffcr<;on Karen McShane of Grosse Joan Schucker 11'15 a.m Holy Eucharist or 4 blocks West of Moross Pomte Park Paternal grand- Sunday 10:30 a.m. (Atlhe Tunnel Enlrance) Nursery Services Available Mornmg Prayer Free Secured Parkmg In the mother IS Donna Honos of Clm- Sunday School 10:30 a.m. rord Audilonum Garage from 9.00 a m to Noon 900-1215 a In Su~msed Nursery ton TownshIp Great-grandpar- Madeline Grace Wednesday 8:00 p m (313) 259-2206 ents are Peter and MarIe 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Thr Rev Richard W In",lk ~o~'n. Kcnnclh J Swcetman, Graysop of Harper Woods and Landuyt 886.4300 (313) 885-4841 ALL ARE WELCOME Org~~;;I-&' Gladys Barwick of Sterlmg Cholnna<;lcT DaVid and Hplen Landuyt of Heights The Bible Taught Herel Grosse Pomte Park are the par- Sunday The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church ents of a daughter, Madelme O(GR« )SSE 0; day Se 'j9~ '0' T\l05oo8 630 pm 11 00 WorshIp 845 12 15 CnhlToddlcr Carc are the parents of a daughter, Pomte Park Great grandpar POI~TE r \P" q ). JV (j W(~ 700 pm Ecumenical Mcn's Brcakfa,l, Friday, 710 <1m BAPTIST CHURCH Kimberly Mane Batchelor, ents are Jack ,Jones of Mount u tsdu ) vJ1ej\ (3ro f (no::)) 730 pm born March 29, 1994 Maternal Clemens and Mary Landuyt of 21336 Ml'r:k AvpnlJe GPW Phone: 881-3343 1_6Lakeshore Drl\'c, Gros!>c Pointe Farm!> HIl2.S3JO RoseVille

••• 1 •• 111•••• - ...... _ ....__ .-.-"------.. Apn128,1994 Grosse Pointe News Community 58 Love':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':' Ie romantlcllmg It enabled Jim l-oaJd,"because one partnel good prOVIder," ,Jean bald From page IB them not only to btny togcthel, alway" feeh. like he or she IS "Then It bugged me that he "It I\cl" <1 lel'eLltwn," :'viI fOi me because she withdraws accordmg to Ralph, but to glow domg mOle than the othe!' " wa!>uncommUnIcative and chael "Illd "You thll1k \OU together They agam bought counbel would Ibolate 11IIl1beiffol' hourb hnc)\\ edch Ot/H'!but ~ou and IS unavmlable when things don't .. are not gomg well, like my par ll1g becaul-oeone of theIr chIld and hourb I compen"ateu fOl ents were" IPn wa" havll1g "choollelatcd thlc, by ovel domg the cal etak 'J feel JJk!' II £,'1e ddt ITlg "Before we were marued, I Jim and Jean ptOhlcm~ "We were not able to mg lole" dgdlTl,' Ale\aDlh a "dld r;lve OUIdaur;htel the bUppOlt "I wab attl acted to Jean'., Mall ldge UJun"elm ~ dnd perceived Ralph to be a caring GlOsbe Pomtel" Jim dnd person," Cheryll said "And he "he needed," Jean '>aId,"be depth of feehng"," JIlI1 "ald theldpl',t" \\hu u~c lIadltloncll Jean have been mdlllCd 21 method" W('I{ d"ked dbout 1m Cdu"e WP didn't flee eye to eye "Hel emotIOn" wele a!wdy" on IS, But he also has the same yeal" and have two teenagel" oUI"elve" ' the "lIIface and mten"e Later I ago thelapy "WVPldlheld not kmd of angel' my father could He',>48, she',> 52 He'., dn engl havp, at tin"'::; " 'Imago teache" tOO!bfor dIU found out that her an/-;el can bp he,Il'd 01 It, othu" oldn't knOll neeI', bhe's a tpacher enoLlgh to UJIllIII( nl Thc um logue With yoU! partner," Jun 1I1ten"eand on the "1lI fclcetoo Imago therapy, they saId, Th~'ve~enlnandoutol taught them to recogmze what "lIp The Inc,tltute IO! ){(latlOnc,hlp yll'b wIthdrawals wele also a couple" led! n ahout each othel Jean "aId "We made a fell "eS"lOnbWIth KIl by They've POI t we ledl ned to gIve each Therapy 01 ~1llhlgan IIIII hold chIldhood COpingmechanism and help" them P!dctlce a vall come "0 far, they can now bee changes - about hallCJlmg othel and the commUnIcatIOn d \HJlk"hop 101 UJupl('~ ~dtUJ Imago therapy taught the ety 01COmmUl1lCdtlOn"kills, db the end of the load fO! then money, fOl m"tance " too}., we lc=al'ned,we've bc=('n day ,1110Sum!d\, .June 4 5, at couple to perfect commumca. "I"ted by the thel aplbt therapy In traditIonal the I apy thev copll1g vely well " I~adl""on on the Llhl' PI(Jfe~ tlOn skIlls such as mllrorlng, I le'll ned I I~a" attracted to "Thew ha Ve been "eVelal leamed to make conti act" 01 All thl ee couple" hemtJly Iec "I(Jl1al'>IIdlDed by llendll' dnd vdlIdatmg, emphathlzmg and ,]m1 becau"e he wab calm, gen In bm gam" "That dop"n't IHlIk ' maJol upheaval,> our !IVI'" ommend Imago therapy the Nel\ YO!k In"t Itutc=fO! H( tie, tarmg, non VIOlentand a the la'>t few month:,," Jean "BendJ IX tl:'ache" couple;, latlOn"hlp Thel elp" wlll conduct ho\\ to Ie romantlcl/e theIr Ie the "e""lOn" FOI mOle InfO!ma latlOnbhlps too," JIm "ald "You tlOn about the \VOl k"hop Call 1 Weddings "oon reah7e th,'t to gf't t h" 10"[' QOO6~S ~~11 you want, you do lovmg thll1g" FOI mOl e Il1fOlmatlOO about for the other person - :,urpll'>e Imago JelatlOn,>hlp therapy, portrait necklme, antique pearl thIngs, att" of kll1unes" :lnd call 776 6622 buttons enCIrcled With Ihme The newlyweds lIve m St Jove" stones, a full skIrt and a cathe ClaIr Shores Imago thel apy gave theIr dral.length tram Hel head A man !age ne\\ hfe, Alexandl a

pIece, a brocade covered pIllbox l-oald "I understand hIm bette! To prole( I Ihell jJ!/[(f(:; some hat, held a ShOlt veri She wore and It feeh good Thl" Will be louple,' nwne, hut I' fieI'll full-length WhIte satm gloves palt of OUI IIves fOlevel " (hongI'd and carried a bouquet of whIte roses, dendrobIUm orchIds, II snapdragons, stephanotIS and I Ivy banded together WIth whIte brocade nbbon. The matron of honor was the Hair bride's SIster, JulIe GeIst Keller of Saginaw Unlimited BrIdesmaIds were the bride's SIster, ChrIstme Geist of Vu- gmia Beach; Mary LIZ Du. FAMILY HAIR CARE Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Michael charme of Harper Woods; and Mr. and Mrs. Michael FOR MEN & WOMEN Walsh Nancy Gornick of St ClaIr Majewski 19609 MACK AVE G P,W, Mitchell-Walsh Shores, 881-0010 Attendants wore black for- The mother of the groom Maleita Ruth Mitchell, mal tuxedos WIth talIs, hIgh wore a purple beaded street- Engaged? daughter of Bill and Carol heels and rhmestone earrmgs length dress. She earned whIte WANTED TO BUY Mitchell of Fremont, Cahf, for- They carried stargazer lIhes roses and stephanotIS Married? merly of Grosse Pointe Park, and whIte snapdragons The bride graduated from marrIed Matthew Michael Joseph CiaramItaro of St Wayne State Umverslty WIth a Announce it Walsh, son of MIChael and Jan- ClaIr Shores was best man bachelor's degree m advertIsmg Oriental Rugs ice Walsh of Troy, on Aug 21, Groomsmen were Gregg deSIgn She IS a graphIC artIst in the 1993, at St. Paul Chw-ch KIrk, DaVId Chetcutl and European Porcelain, Art Glass, for Vucom GraphICS Systems In Grosse Pointe The Rev. Anthony Kosmk Harry Marley, all of St Claw Troy Vintage Watches, Paintings, and the Rev. Mick Hernandez Shores The groom IS a floral de- News Lalique, Sterling S\\ver officiated at the 11 a ID. cere- The mother of the bnde wore SIgner m St Clan Shores and C

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ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION t, SFRVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION April 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 Pllnce begdn bUYlllg buJld =TRAVEL TRENDS mgs, I enovatmg them and en Whole lot tIcll1g ulllque Ietmlers d'>occu pant::, The Iebult I;' d nux of more than trendy new ;,tOles and "old Ieh able::," th and J C La~t Aug-ust the CUIb 111 fJ ont f '"\ of the Grace Episcopal Church Penney duttel the land;,cape Today HolI,md's downtown I~ 111 Holland, Michigan, was hned with bl Jlhant blooms _ By Cynthia Boal Janssens h~ted 111 the NatIOnal Hegiswi of HI"tOlIC Placeb Eighth I ed, ordnge, yeIlO\\, mag-entd, Shkkers, a long tnne rebldent Stl eet I~ one Wd, fOl tho;,e pmk and blue ACIO"" the "The malls (along US 31) on ~t1eet, <1t Imn1dnuel Baptl:,t, thlee blo<.'k~,WIth ;Imple dngled the nOlth Side of town were at flee Pdl kmg Thel e <11 e a cou dense white petuma" fOlmed a tractmg most of the shoppel s, ~lml!al bordel pIe of ;,mall p,ll k" \\ jth so stores ::,tarted movUlg out, benche:, Flowel" fill huge CUIb Soon thpse summer blo"som" one after another It really \\ III be bloommg agam, demon ~Jde pot~ looked dead down hel e " The "led" of dO\\J1town I~ ,tl atlng that there J~ a lot mOle But one utlwn h~d "ISlOn Of (,) thl" ~mdll COIllIllUnlt, them pel son,ll He,ll "to! e~, old 01 <.o\lhe, not everyone apple new, owned by ledl people die III tulIpb SPIUlhrtllue U lied It "hen Edgar Prmce, ,1 Of COUISE' the fdmed Tuhp "OInehow I eas"ullIIg pi omment local mdustnah"t, On one COl nel I~ the Model TIme Fe:,t1val \\ hleh Iun~ thl" decided he was gomg to turn ,ear ham May 4 14 Will attract DI ug 8tOle ObvlOu~lyan OClU that situatIOn at ound - bmgle pant of long dUldtlOn The Pea thousa11ds of VI<,ltOls They may Holland. Mich .. has a lot to offer tourists micky souvenirs of windmills. wooden shoes and such. handedly, If he had to But he nut StOIe has a mm quee that be pleased to discover that Hol forged on IS straight out of the '50s and JOYthe two floors of chOIces at Shack stores are very neatly land holds burpnses fOl those Marketplace has a certam ap- He began by challengIng cIty the Smger sewmg shop stIli The Outpost (whIch even sells fitted In peal WIth ItS outlet stores, inSI- expectmg to find mostly gIm offiCials He would donate looks hke the one mv mother tents, canoeb and kayak'll as And, of course, there IS food mlcky 'lOu velllrs of w1l1dmlll" ders \\.11 tell you that these $250,000 to\\':U d j.1.>tJlling d well d(' the Shu(,"-1Il Ski Shop The EIghth Street Glllle looks \\ ooden bhoes and such used to lrequent days downtown IS the place to heatmg system undel the Alongside these die the new and Mdll1 SPOltS & Mal me lIke Just the place for lunch Sip and shop TIlt' biggest sw-pnse IS ItS Stleets and Sidewalks of down shops whIch mclude Plcmcs Quahty clothmg will be while the Alpen Rose would be For a downtown bhoppmg Ienovated city center An area town to keep them freF of "now (paltywale and a selectIOn of found at MIra's, Lokker Rut perfect for a tea break The dIrectory, contact Downtown dlong Eighth Street scal cely and Ice m the wmter It took wmes), NIches (Wicker/cottage/ gels, Faye's Ltd, My TaiIOI- Wok House Inn adds an ethmc Holland Inc, 194 1/2 S Rlvel thl ee blocks long, the "new" awhIle, as such bureaucI aile outdool fUlmtUle) and The Shop, Bads Men's Weal and chOIce downtown Holland IS almost as Ave, Holland, MlCh 49423, decIsJOn-makmg does, but even Blldge (art" and CIaft" flom de Yeta's (plus sizes) Today Holland reSidents aI e I))g a shock to locab as to VISI phone (616) 392-1036 For other tually thp challenge was met velopmg countrles\ Art enthusldsts Will find '3eV boastmg about theIr downtown, mformatlOn, wnte the Holland tors and over a three-year penod Chllmen are catel ed to dt eral gallenes, lI1c1udmg the whIch now consIsts of both the Area ConventIOn & ViSItors "A few years ago it looked as the sbeet plumbmg wab m- Pooh's Cornel /book::,),Sandcas headquarters of the local 81ts shoPPing area and nearby Bureau, 171 Lmcoln Ave, Hal If \\e wC!e gomg to lose our hIS stalled and new bnck Sidewalks tIe for KIds (toys and furmture) councl] And Just a block away Windmill Island, featunng land, Mlch 49423, phone (800) tonc downtown - m fact, we dnd turn-of-the-century lamp and Hutchmson's (c1othmg) IS the new Holland Museum, Amenca's only authentIc Opel nearly did," recalls Delores 8222770 posts were added Outdool enthUSIasts wIll en- whIch opened m 1993 m the atmg Dutch wmd.rml! (Look fOI 101mel pO'lt olllce bUlldmg Tuhp Time parades here on Cynthw Baal Jan~sens' War Memorial plans trip to Amish country Cham stOles are so out of May 11, 13 and 14 ) Travel Trends column runs on place m downtown Holland So whIle Veldheer's Tuhp alternate weeks In thIS sectwll Tucked away m nOlthern In socks to perfume, handcrafted Amish kitchen of E'lsenhaus that the Vogelzang Hardware Farm on the outSkIrts of town dIana, the Amish lIve Simply lawn ornaments to AmJ"h dolls, l'estalll ant ;,tore downplays ItS affiliation IS always worth a VISit (nght on Tuesday, May 17, from 730 Expenence the Simple way of WIth Ace Hardware, dnd the now you can purchase summer 'I\\'lce a week the othenvlse a m to 1130 pm WIth the lIfe and letm n home With a Holdmg Company and RddlO bulbs), and the Manufacturer's ~ ql'let bttle tov,n of Shlpshe Grosse Pomte War Memorzal. sense of peace and wonder ,Ina bustles WIth actIVIty as Our AmIsh expenence IS TIckets ate $GO a pelson and AM'S HOit tl easure seekers come from far completed by a gUIded back- mclude motorcoach, box lunch, FOURTEENTH ANNUAL RESTfiORfirtT and WIde to buy, sell and trade roads tour that takes us along gUIded tOUl and dmner 17410MackatSt Clair their Wales at the famous flea httle-known byways and mto Reservations ;,hould be made 885-1902 mdrket an AmIsh home Before return by May 2 Call 881 7511 for MT. CLEMENS ART FAIR Wandel' through the stalls mg home, SIt down to a country reservatlOn~ 01 fOl mOle mfOl ~"~;~~,t that teem WIth Items from style feast prepared m the matlOn G~~;;"j Celebrate Michigan Artists calls for entries r TIw Pamt Creek Center fOl partment of Twentieth Century on Fnday, June 10 the Art;, (PCCA) seeks entries Art at the DetrOit Institute of Entry f(>e IS $15 FOI dn ap 7 Days A Week flom MIchIgan artists for the Arts phcdtlOn, "end a self dddl e"sed Complete Home Cooked 8th Annual Celebrate MichIgan stamped envelope to Celebrate Dinner Includes: .\rtlsts exhIbItIOn, Aug 19 Fu st prIZe IS $1,000, and the MIchIgan AI-tISh, PflInt GI eek wmmng entry wlIl be lepra Entree, Polalo, Vegelable & ~E'pt 23 Center rOt the Art;" 407 Pme IRoll duced as a fine-art poster Street, Rochester, MICh 48307 Entne" WIll be Juri;:d by All slIde entnes must be re- For more mformatIOn, call (810) MaryAnn Wllkmson of the de- celVed at the PCCA by 5 P m 651-4110 FRI. 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The Tuesday Musicale of Detroit presents the inter. nctionally known piano duet of Nancy Arganbright and Dallas Weekley at 8 Chanteuse p.m. Tuesday, May 3. in the Fries Auditorium of the The Jazz Forum presents Grosse Pointe War Memo. Kate Patterson. one of De- rial. Tickets are $10 at the troit's premier chanteuses. door; $5 students and sen. in concert at 8 p.m. lOrs. For more information. Wednesday, May 4, at the call 823-9923. Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church on Maumee in the City of GroBse Pointe. She will be accompanied by an ensemble of Detroit.s finest Jazz musicians under the direction of Johnny Allen. Call 961-1714for tickets.

'Miss Saigon' The St Clair Shores Club Presents ( to visit Fisher The Motor City premiere of the Cameron Mackmtosh pro. Refle:~1,~~t:nIceSr$';lrec'irit(-L_'tf\~:,,:~ ductton of the mUSICal "MISS At the St ClaIr Shores CIVIC Arena Saigon" Will begm a hmited 20000 Stephens Drive nme.week engagement Oct. 11 ----- FeaturIng ----- • through Dee 11 at DetrOit's DAN HOLLANDER RYAN JAHNKE ~:'""t.~_"'-.~1.,.C)J MaSOniCTemple Theatre. seruocMe'1SNotonoICO'T\pe~'Ol JuniOll.'ersNo'lOllOlCmpetlOl \ \ - ~ ------",:::~~ , . "MISS SaIgon" IS a mU'lII'Rl AND ...,-~-a. IV--~ Some of the Fmest Skaters From l '" ::<--... J by Alam Boubhl and Claude- The SL Clair Shores Figure Skahng Club /' • ~7':/ Michel Schonberg, the creators Dates - - - \ \ ~; of "Les Mlserables " Friday, April 29th '.30PM Adml«lon ~~ y.r Saturday, Apnl30th lOOrM &, JOr M Adults $500,;' 11' It tells a tragic story of love Sunday, May 1st 2..00I'.M Sentor CItIzens & Children $300 \. _ ::. and self-saerJ.fice mvolving a SanctIOned By The Umted St"tes Flg"re Skallltg AsSO<.wtron - young Vietnamese gIrl and an Advance Tickets Discounted Group Tickets Discounted Saturday Matinee Only Amencan soldIer at the time of For More Information Call 774-7530 the fall of SaIgon III 1975. In a society torn apart by the after. Big Band cabaret night math of the war, the American dream becomes a symbol of sal- Assumption Cultural Center promises an evening of paradise for dancers and Big Band vation and two people become buffs on Friday. May 13. Gentlemen of Swing. metro Detroit's well.known Big Band. will the victIms of fate play the strains of Cole Porter. Gerflhwin, and more. The "Gentlemen:' shown above. Ticket prIces for Miss Saigon also include keyboardist Laurine Mayes and vocalist Denise Stevens. not shown. range from $16-$52.50 for re- Refreshments will be served as friends gather to request their favorites. Call 779.6111 duced pnce preVIews Oct 11. for details and reservations. Assumption Cultural Center is located at 21800 Marter in 13; and from $16-$60 for the Grosse Pointe Woods and St. Clair Shores. remamder of the run Call 871. 1132.

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lowed, In yet another dra- matic contrast The performances were absolutely Vibrant through out the concert which may be attnbutable in part to the excitement of the venue But a most fascmatmg SideLIght was the opportumty to hear the same concert on Thurs- day m Orchestra Hall and then on Saturday m Carne 6TJeand try to compare the acoustics ThIS IS not an easy task Bells in concert The mternal space of Carne- 6TJeIS smaller than arches Classical Bells. Michigan's premiere handball ensemble. will present its fifth annual tra Hall and the proportiOns spring concert at 8 p.m. Friday. April 29. in Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church. are somewhat different, yet 19950Mack Avenue. Selections (rom classical and sacred to popular and jazz will be per- Carnegie did not seem to formed on English hand bells and accompanying instruments. A reception follows the gam a great advantage m performance. Tickets are $8; $6 for seniors. students. and groups of eight or more. Tickets volume and mtenslty of are available through Classical Bells. (313)425-7861.or from Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- sound Most frustratmg IS terian Church. (313)886-4300. the reahty that the sound m Classical Bells is a self-directed community handbell choir composed of handbell direc- both halls vanes accordmg tors and accomplished ringers. The 11 member ensemble rings six octaves of handbells to where you SIt For cnsp- plus four octaves of choir chimes, the largest set of handbells currently in use in Michi- ness and clanty to hear the gan. mner VOIcesof the orchestIa, Sit close For a nch reverber at IOn and fuller sound, Sit farther back Many f.nd tlle::>t: qualitIes espeCially satJs{Ymg m Or , h . $8 \ ...vy III H1In I .,: 5:00 p.m•. II :00 pm \\ hIle somewhat different, Sunday-Thursday 81 e peel S m the realm of . $10.95 tt ul) remarkablf' and hIghly . ) 5:00 p.m.-7:00p.m. J served \\ith Salad. Corn and Potato ~atl"fymg acou"tJcs , , < Anyone who cares can I C"OOSE FROM I }1I eathe a Sigh of thanks to l~st Day for SUNDAY BRUNCH is Mother's Day I \ I L, 1 \. lIHJ I i 5 KINDS OF I'RES" f'IS" I"ddC Swrn and the Fllends I 01 \rtl ...h \. \r1'I" 111'. of Orchestra Hall who saved IAnn Arho, Summer NOON - 6:00 P,M.,May 8th SEVEN DAYS A WEEK these two treasures We can Art fa,n :11"0 thank Neeme JarvI and (f lilt)) II I II Ma~e YourReservation Now! SPRING I thp DSO for the exceptIOnal f1 ,t!lln t I, ~ \0 \! tr1 "" -BEER TASTING- ~ ld \ r rt"rnl n (tl( l( N H( q artl'ltlC <;tandards they al e Monday. May 9th. 6:00pm l 1 ql P 1111 n j II "'~\i r~., Ilnl { ... "lttmg $ 10.00 per person (I n I I rlJ rlprll r 11 J( (lit "Ill \...me! I' \ llr\ UCUIANTI" WINE TASTING I Incl. AppcUzers I " mVRSDAY. APRIL 28. 6:00 p.m. Sponsored by: 15.00 per person Incl. Dors D' oeuvres RE~mMBEROUR 50~ OYSTERS Live Jazz following the Tasting During Happy Hour 5 p.m. to 7 p tn. Open 7 Nights a Week at 5 pm' Valet Parhing Open Monday Saturday at 5 00 (or dl~ner 15016 Mack Avenue, G.P.P. 1T(r;) IIXf~ Sunshine 15402 MACK AVENUEAT NOnlNGHAM SHEAWOOO DAIRY • Producc V"let P"rklng 884-6030 822.8664

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... Sports Department: (313) 343-5593 Section C ULS ~occer ...... 2C April 28, 1994 GIrl., track ...... 3C Gros~ Pointe News ports CIJ'>"lficd ...... 4C m North wins soccer showdown with South By Chuck Klonke mendatlOns last weekend, no who belongs there' If we "I felt we could SCOI e one, WInd adv,lOtage,' Hegelbru gge Sports Editor Joanna Catalfio had an open one was available w take them hadn't won, I'd have been red maybe two goals agam'lt them Grosse Pomte North's 20 VIC ~ald "OUI goal In the fir"t half corner Much to Regelbrugge's sur- faced Now we don't have to be but we weren't gomg to get tory over Grosse Pomte South wa" to kpep the ball m the mid. "Once the goahe went up for prIse, when the state rankmgs embarrassed" three, four, five or SIX" field dnd keep It out of the box not only gave the Lady Norse came out Monday hiS Lady the ball, she dIdn't have a Regelbrugge admitted he was That's why Regelbrugge wa" tan men sole possessIOn of first where the shot" bp lethal chance to recover," Regel- Norsemen were ranked 10th Waffled before the game relIeved and happy when hiS "Then at hdlftlme we dls place 10 the Macomb Area Can "I was gomg to suggest that brugge said "Because of the "South scored three goals team ended the first half m a LU"sed how we wuld get the ference White DIvIsIOn girls South be put m the top 10, but wmd, It WdS a very dIfficult agamst Troy, two agamst Roch scoreless tie baIl Into the net ' soccer standmgs It also saved I guess when they looked at the ball to handle" ester Adams, five agamst Ro South had a "trong wmd at North dommated play m the coach GUido Regelbrugge from scores they saw our 1 0 loss to North got an msurance goal meo and they mercled Lake Its back m the first half, but "econd half and the Lady &Orneembarrassment Troy Athens and put us there," Shale NfJhody was even close when Maples passed to Mau- Regelbrugge represents the North managed to keep the Nor"emen broke the "careless reen Zohk, who went around Regelbrugge said "I told that to shuttmg them out and as Lady DeVils off the scoreboaJ d tie at the 20 mmute mark Ro- area 10 votmg for the state the defense and bent a crossmg to South's coach (Tom Caram good as our defense IS, I "We told the girls before the byn Maples took a LOrner kIck rdnkmgs, but when he at chola'l) before the game and couldn't hf'lp wandel mg If we tempted to call m hiS recom game to make Sllle the) .vel' that Illt the lrossbar and de. Sdld, 'I guess \\ p'lI deCIde no\\ wu ld 'It op them" he s,ud en't out of It hefOle we had the flelted to the Side where See SOCCER, page 2C I North ends South's reIgn• In• boys tennis

By Chuck Klonke gracIOus loser Sports Editor "It was a good wm for North Grosbe Pomte North's 7.1 VIC and I congratulate them. My tory over Grosse Pomte South kIds played well, but on paper III boys tennIs thiS week ended thIS year North has the a couple of st1t::aks the Blue stronger team " DevIls have been bUlldmg for North coach Ken Guww ad- several seasons mItted hIS team was tested "South hasn't lost a league mOle by ItS crosstown rivals meet smce 1980 and It'S the than the final score of the Ma- first time North has beaten comb Area Conference Red DI- South SInce 1988 when I was VIsion match would 1Omcate. an assIstant coach at South," "We were behind in four of said Blue DeVIls' coach Tom the seven matches," Gutow Berschback, who personal 59. saId "But my kIds dId a mce match league wmmng streak job of commg back, especIally was also snapped, but was a 10 first smgles where South had two match points In the North meeting to second set" In that battle, the Norse- shed light on lights men's AJlt Sarnaik and Jon VanAssche dropped the first set Pm sons III the Grosse Pomte 6 3 to South's Todd &:allen and Picked off Photo by Rosh S\II"", NOI-th commumty ale InVIted to an mfO!matlOnal meetmg Andy GIraldo, but came back to WIn the last two 7 5 and 6-3 Grosse Pointe South first baseman Todd Malbouef puts North won the opener 1-0 behind the two-hit pitching of Bunda) at .3 p m to dISCUSSthe the tag on David Guaresimo of Grosse Pointe North dur- proposed Boostel s Club proJect North's only loss came In Derek Ottevare. but South came from behind to win the fit st smgles where Mark Lev ing the fourth inning of the opening game of the non. second game 6-5. For complete details see page 3C. to hght the North athletlc field league doubleheader between the crosstown rivals. The tnl'etml; WIn be he\d 1n the hIgh "chuol cdfetena See TENNlS, page 2C

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION t. I SERVICES. SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION 2C Sports April 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Soccer.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: ...:.:.:.:.: From page IC - pa"s to Katie Donahue, who put the bllll m the net Neighbortmd Highlights North received e>..cellent C. L. U .8 perfO!mdnceb flom goalkeeper Elm SchneIder and defenders Alison VandeGmste, Gretchen Coca.Cola came out of the The squad receIVed a trophy Salama, Calla Legwand and losers' bracket to wm the and each player got a champi- 1"mya Latlms Thursday nIght champIOnshIp onshIp shirt. . Thafs the first tune we've 1Il the Neighborhood Club had the whole defense together men's wmter volleyball league. Co-ree softball dnd they played very well," In the fInal playoff match Hegelbl ugge s3Id against VIta Pac, Coca.Cola There's still tIme to get a Edlll('r, North beat Wan'en. swept the best-of.three serIes, team together for the NeIghbor. Mott 40 and the Lady Norse. With the second game gomg hood Club's co-ree 16-mch soft. ball league, which IS open to men defeated UtIca 3 1 111 MAC mto overtime W111tecontest,> Good blockmg, some excel. persons 18 and older lent saves and teamwork were In the Matt game, North PartICIpants form theIr own the factors In Coca Cola's suc. "cored all Its goals m the first teams and each squad must cess 20 mmutes Catalfio tallIed on have at least fIve males and "Everyone dId theIr Job to a beautiful header, Zohk scored five females t\\ Ice after beatmg the defender Unbeaten squad help us wm the champIOnship," Teams Will play eight league one.on one and Maples com The sixth grade girls basketball leam from Pierce Middle School was undefeated in Said player Marty McMillan games between June 3 and pleted the ~OI mg round-robin competition with teams from Brownell and Parcells middle schools. The high- It was the second champion. Aug. 5. Games are played on 'We re st1l1 In the process of light of the tournamenl was a J..,uzzer-bealing 25-foot three-point shot by Jenny Sigler that ShIp In less than a year for the Fl'ldays at 6:15 and 7'30 p.m DUlldmg the team so we put beat Brownell. The team, coached by Glenn Williams. Kurt Kuehn and Vito Tocco, used team, whIch also took first in the fall league Helmets are mandatory and the subs III after 20 mmutes," aggressive defense and hustle. Leading scorers were Beth Howson. Maria Tocco. Anne must be prOVIdedby each team Regelbl ugge saId "We spent Sullivan, Christina Bakalis and Sigler. Shelly Hancock. Silvia Tremonli. Scmlett O'Keefe, "The tenacity of the team was overwhelmmg. We never mo"t of th(' l'Pot of the game Nicole D'Hondt and Amanda McLellan were the leading rebounders. Top play makers were The cost IS $215 per team e-.pellmentmg " gave up," saId player Ken Colleen Trybus. Molly Weaver and Stephanie Tyler. Kneeling in front. from left. are plus an umpire fee of $7 per Agamst Utica, North got Mackool Weaver. Jennie Lech. Tyler. Sigler and Howson. In the middle row. from left, are Lindsay game RegistratIOn IS accepted The team has been III the goals from Tara ChevalIer and Risk. Erin Weston. Liz Valandingham. McLellan. Maria Tocco and Elena Callas. In back. through May 5 Catalfio - both set up by Sa. from left. are Kuehn. Katie Handley. Erin Rentenbach. Emily Ross. Amanda Bankovic. league for five years and the zama - m the last 12 mmutes Lisa Davis and Vito Tocco. present core of players has been RegistratIOn may be done m to bledk a 1.1 tie together for the last three person or by sendmg a com. Zollk talhed North's first plete team roster, along with gadI agamst the surpnslllg payment, to the Neighborhood Chleftams Club, 17150 Waterloo, Grosse ULS hooters off to a fast start Pointe 48230 T • 1 ennIS .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.'.:.'.By Chuck Klonke Shera TeJtge opened the scor. that eluded the Northwest npt. Sp1cer, Cassin and Salden Por mOl~ 1lI1urmatlon, caii ~FV'lrlc: J:"rfltt"\P' From page mg dgdHlSl Lutheran North. mindel' each scored once for the Lady 8854600. Ie -"C~~;hD~vld Backhurst IS as me defaulted to Jeff Wheeler west when she tallied off a cor. ULS, which outshot the Cru- Kmghts. surpnsed as anyone that hIS because of Illness ner kIck. The play was one that saders 24-15, scored the first ULS opened the season with Umverslty LIggett School girls Craig Rogowski beat the ULS had been workmg on 111 three goals of the second half a scoreless tie against Ann Ar- soccer team IS off to such a Blue DeVIls' Andy Loredo 61, practice - wtthout great suc. Juhanne Cassm tallied tWIce bor GreenhIlls in which Mehssa good start cess 7-6 m second singles, MIke on crossmg passes from Teitge Buhahs made several outstand- Little League has "I didn't expect to do so well Teltge got the corner kIck to McHugh posted a 64, 6.1 VIC and Kim Rendz came off the mg saves. SpIcer and Haggarty so early," Backhurst saId after tory over Andy Schumacher at Melame Buhabs, who gave It bench to complete the scoring. also sparkled on defense. 40th anniversary the Lady Kmghts improved back to Teitge, who gave the No 3, and North's Tom Keller Goalkeeper Melissa Buhahs A goal by Spicer off a free theIr overall record to 3.0-1 Lady Kmghts a 1-0 lead WIth A reception from 10 a.m. un- beat Brian Granados 6-0, 7-6 m had a strong game and defend- kick broke a 44 tie and helped WIth a 6-2 VICtory over Lu- the game only three m1l1utes til noon at the Grosse POlllte fourth smgles ers Katy Spicer, Laura Hag. the Lady Kmghts beat South theran Northwest III a Metro old Woods city hall and a parade North's Sean Brady and Jeff garty, Brooke Wright and Lake 64. Conference match. "(Northwest) wasn't lookmg starting at 1 pm. WIll highlight Barlow posted a 6-3, 6.1 wm III Karin Salden turned in excel- "She was about 35 yards out "We have only seven return. for her to take the shot," Back. the 40th anmversary celebra- No 2 doubles; Brent Kastner lent performances. when she took the shot," Back- mg players after losing 11 sen. hurst sald "It's funny. The day tIon of the Grosse POlllte and Todd Schorer outlasted ULS oppned the Metro Con. hurst said "She has such a WI'S and another player who before we couldn't get It nght Woods-Shores Little League. South's Jay Dlsser and Ryan ference season WIth a 10-0 rout strong leg." transferred I literally had to Parshall 4-6, 6.3, 6-3 m thIrd 111 practice The first tIme we of Lutheran East Tompkins scored four goals Among those honored during walk up and down the halls reo trIed It in a game we scored a doubles, and Chad WhIstler Teitge scored two of her four and set up another by MelanIe the opening day ceremonies crmting players and some of goal" and Peter Dennecker won 6 3, goals during the fIrst six min- Buhahs in the game that was WIll be members of the state them have never played the The Crusaders tied the game utes of the game, both on as. tied 44 at halftime. champIOnship teams from 1966, 6-4 at No 4 doubles game before" "~Ne knew If we were gomg at the 20-mmute ,mark ot ~b,e .sists from freshman Abby ULS has an Important Metro 1978 and 1979 and past presi- Backhurst qmckly pomts out fu;st half, put Tettge broke tpe Tompkms, who added three Conference game FrIday at ~en1ll and board members of to do anythmg thiS would be that there IS a fine nucleus of the year:' said Gutow, who dead10ck mne mmutes later goals of her own 4'30 pm at Lutheran North. the organIZation players to bUIld around and Elizabeth EldrIdge gave came out of a bl'lef retIrement "Potentially, we have some ULS a two-goal cushIOn III the to coach thIS year's squad of the best players thIS school final mmute of the half "Seven of our top 10 players has seen," Backhurst said EldrIdge made a fIne playas are semors and most of those "RIght now, the newer players she SIde stepped a defender, have been With me for four are learnmg and the better, who lost her balance and fell. years more expenenced ones are play- The Lady Kmghts' co-captam "In league play, we've won mg outstanding soccer" then fIred a shot from 20 yards all 31 of the matches we've played If we can do that In our last two matches agaInst Elsen. V~RYON~'~INT~R~~T~ hower and Port Huron North- Knights capture first ern It WIll be qUIte an accom. phshment" Berschback was pleased WIth lacrosse league victory the efforts of several of hiS By Chuck Klonke Moltane WIth only four seconds players Sports Editor remalmng m the second fIve- "Andy (Loredo) played well, Umverslty LIggett School mmute overtIme perIod but Craig was Just fantasic and boys lacrosse coach John Fow. Frtzgerald, Ackerman and • I was real pleased with Disser leI' pIcked the wrong tIme to Moltane also scored agaInst the and Parshall, who are fIrst-year leave the squad III the hands of Grand RapIds school. starters Our fIrst doubles team hIS able assIstant, Hal Belan- • also dId well agaInst North's ger "Once again we played well • excellent team," the South By domg so, he missed hIs m the second half," said Fow- coach saId team's first league VIctory ler, who also praised the play of Last weekend, North fimshed WIth Fowler attendIng a con- goalkeeper Joe Hanna, who has second m the East Grand Rap. ference 111 Mmnesota, Belanger saved 72 percent of the shots .' Ids InVItatIOnal by only three took the I'ems and led the taken at hIm this season . points to Okemos, which IS Kmghts to a 6.3 VIctory over "We have a good team and ranked No 1 m the state. Notre Dame m the AA DIVI- It'S going to get better We "Kastner and Schorer played sIOn of the MIchIgan High have a good goahe and good de- super In their fIrst major tour. School Lacrosse ASSOCIatIOn fenders and the offensive play- nament and AJlt and Jon lost "The team played very well • to Okemos m the finals," Gu- ers understand how to play de. in the second half of the game," fense well. Offensively, we can tow saId "Our other kIds all Fowler saId after getting the move the ball and we have a won two POlllts out of three." bnefing from Belanger "We dIverSIty of skIlls so our oppo. North, which IS ranked filth had better ball control m the nents can't concentrate on any In the state In Class A, has second half and gave Notre one player," the coach smd beaten MAC Red foes Sterhng Dame very few offenSIVeoppor. "We also have good leadershIp HeIghts, ChIppewa Valley and tumtles" from our four senior captams." Stevenson 8 0 and topped Dm. Fowler was also encouraged ULS' captaIns this year are IN OUR OPINIONI verslty Liggett School 6-2 III a by ULS' balanced scormg mldfielders Ackerman and pon.league match Hank Ackerman scored two Brad Espy, attack man Moltane South also made a good It's no secret that we've got what it takes goals and Steve Fitzgerald, Ken and defenseman Brent Jahnke showmg III the Grand Blanc McIntyre, Pat Moltane and ULS hosts Grosse Pomte InvItatIOnal last weekend to keep our readers' attention. Local news, John McNaughton added one South Thursday at 4 15 P m. III "Jeff Wheeler and Andy La- apIece a league match I edo each won theIr flIghts "We had one goal from each fascinating features, thought-provoking agamst a strong field of teams of our starting attackers (M"ol Girls lacrosse that mcluded Grand Blanc, tane, McIntyre and FItzgerald), Midland Dow and Country Day which IS what we hke to see," Umverslty Liggett School's editorials, the latest scores. And everyone's and Matt GaInor had a big WIn Fowler saId "It's Important to young girls lacrosse team over a Country Day player III have the offen5e be more than posted an 11 3 VIctory over a talking about our fast acting c1assifieds. fourth '>mgles," Berschback one guy" combmed Blrmmgham Groves. "aid The Victory gave the Kmghts Seaholm squad for Its first wm ""r1~tinl~" {UUrney a 1 .!. record III the diVISIOnthat of the season. mcludes Troy, Troy Athens, Earlier, the Lady Kmghts Don't be the last to find out about itl The 21"t annual Western L'Anse Creuse, L'Anse Creuse bowed to Cranbrook Kmgswood ()pPo Mixed Double'> mdoor North, Gros..5e POlllte South, 11 6 and dropped a 14 13 heart Call to order home delivery' tlnm~ champlOn,>hlps v, 111 be Grosse POinte North and breaker to DetrOit Country held through Sunday at the BI"hop Foley Day GlCl-,<.,ePomte Hunt Club Earlier, ULS dropped a 7 1 Betsy Belenky and Carolyn Among the lop player'> ex decl'>lOnto Troy and lost 10 7 to Lee'> I~ad ULS WIth 12 goal" jWlted to compete ale Aaron L'Anse rreuse In league out. apiece KlICk."tem, Fl ench Open dou Ing" Other "tandouts m early 343-5577 ble" champIOns Luke and Mur The Kmghts won their 1\\ 0 games have bl>en goalkeeper ph" ,J('n<;('n. Al mand Mohno, non league game'> ULS opened Magda ChoJnacka, who has avo !',1Plldeth McGrath, Carl'le Cun the season With a 64 vlctory eraged 12 '>ave'>a game, Mlch nmgham and Amy Fra71er over Lammg Waverly and beat ele KIY'>ak, Kathenne Riddle, Fm mOlP mformatlOn, call Crosse Pointe News GJ dlld Rapid" Forest HIJI~Cen Kn,>tJl1 Wnght, Dena Wnghi HR2 4100 tral 43 on McIntyre'" goal from and Kara FeamstRr

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North had runners m sconng throwmg It" to tIe the &Coreon Tocco's blast South splIt a non-league doub- val e - stand up for a 1 0 VIC. ever he wanted to," the South posltlon m every mnmg but the Fraser 8, South 5: South off the b'Ymnasmm roof, only to leheader last weekend tory. coach SaId "He kept our hitters fourth, but each tIme Agnone managed only four hIts m Its lose the game 111 the seventh "Nobody went home feelmg "Derek did a mce Job," said off balance Usually you dIg m was tough m the clutch The MAC White DIVISIOnopener The Norsemen hit four ho- too bad and nobody went home North coach Frank Sumbera fOJ a fastball when the count's South lefthander allowed five "We have to start hlttmg the mers m the second game In too happy," said Blue DevIls' "He really had them under con 20 or 31, but we couldn't do hIts and struck out SIX, whIle ball," Gne~baum saId "We addItIon to Tocco's two, DaVId coach Dan Gnesbaum "All trol" that because h(' wa" gettmg the walkmg seven, one of them In can't expect our pItchers to GuarehImo had a grand slam three levels (fl'e~hman, JUnIor Gnesbaum, who got a fine bleakmg ball over lor ~tnkes " tentlOnally keep wmnIng With only one or and Nate 'I'reska dehvmed a Ottevare struck out seven two runs When we scored thi ee run shot and walked only one. those three runs In the fifth m South 10, Port Huron 2: "He really had them beatmg mng agamst North, It ended a Wmnmg pitcher Randy Vasser the ball mto the dIrt," saId stnng of 18 scoreles& Innmgs helped hImself With two hItS Sumbera, pomtmg out that the for us" and two RBI In the MAC cros Norsemen had only two out South starter Jay Harnngton sover game Sean Recht had fIeld putouts struggled With hIS control as two hits and an RBI for South, The hItters took over In the Fraser took an 8 2 lead whIch also had two hits apiece second game, which South won The Blue DeVIls tted the from Justm Braun Todd Mal. With a three run rally m the game at 22m the second on bOtlef drove In two runs WIth a SIxth an RBI smgle by Sean Recht smgle and fielder's chOlce and Joe Macen drove m a first. and a sacnfice fly by Harrmg. Jay Harrmgton and Ryan Mes. Innmg run WIth a smgle to ton, but the Ramblers scored sacar also had RBIs g1VeNorth a 1.0 lead that held four tlmes m the third mnmg East Detroit 5, South 0: up untIl the Blue DeVIls scored and added two more runs m South managed only three hits three tlmes m the fifth Todd the fIfth - two by Jay Harrmgton - as Malbouef smgled m two runs South tallIed tWIce m the ItS four.game wmnmg streak and the other scored on Jay SIxth on an RBI smgle by Ryan was snapped Harrington's sacrifice fly. Messacar and a run-scormg South starter Paul Coyro North came back to take a 4- groundout by Cory Geer and dIdn't allow a hIt In hIS four 3 lead In the top of the sixth on the Blue DeVIls made It exclt- mmngs, but was victImIZed by a two-run tnple by Treska, fol- mg m the top of the seventh wtldnpc:" a" <:f'vpn walk" and a lowed by Macerl's RBI smgle Two walks and a one-out RBI hit batsman produced three South won the game in the smgle by Randy Vasser cut runs bottom of the mmng when Fraser's lead to three runs One Paul GentIle struck out five Cory Geer was hIt by a pitch out later, Messacar was hit by III two mnings of relIef for the and BIll Stans and MIke Hen- a pItch to load the bases, but a Blue DeVIls, but was the VIctim drIe followed WIth singles to popout ended the threat. of two unearned runs when load the bases Hamngton's North 6.20, Sterling South made three errors behmd second sacnfice fly tled the Heights ~2: Donny Tocco hit him score and Randy Vasser broke the deadlock WIth a two run double Two no-hitters The Norsemen scored a run In the seventh on Clms Copus' Two U nl verslty LIggett game when NOlthwest ralhed RBI single and had runners on School pItchers thiew no hitters for thl ee runs m the bottom of Stars on ice second and third WIth two out Iecently, but only one of them the SIxth mnmg of the contest Several Grosse Pointers are featured performers in the Reflections on lee skating show when Paul Coyro got North's had a VIctOry to show fO! hiS called by dmkness after the presented by the St. Clair Shores Figure Skating Club at the Shores Civic Arena from fInal batter on a fly ball to save gem SIxth April 29 through May 1. From left are Lindsay Page. Emily Mathias. Ryan Jahnke. Chris- the win for Paul Gentile Sophomol e lighthander ULS <'hortstop Fran Cough tine Semmler. Cori Chase and Lindsay Ronayne. Page. Jalulke, Chase and Ronayne are Brian Nugent led South's at- Brtan Legree dIdn't allow a hIt, 1m had two hIts and scored a featured soloists. This year's ice show theme is the great celebrations of the world. tack m the second game WIth struck out eIght and walked 1un, whIle Blandon Knope had Jahnke. last year's men's novice national champion. competed in the nationals in Detroit three hIts two In a 70 vIdory ovel Wmd a key hIngle and semOl ChI I'; in January and was fourth in junior men's figures. Mathias and Semmler will be skating North 4, Lakeview 0: North hOl VIllanova m the second Doblanskl had a stIong game with their precision team. Mathids. Semmler and Grosse Pointe Farms resident Cameron opened the Macomb Area Con- game of a doubleheader at catchel for the Kmghb Cusack recently participatEld in the Midwestern Precision Team Championships in Mil- ference Blue DWlslon season on Villanova won the opener 40 EarlIeI, ULS beat Ann AlbOl waukee and brought home gold medals. Performances are Friday. April 29 at 7:30 p.m.: a winning note as Joe Macen behmd the no hIt hurlmg of Gleenhl1is 21 behind the fine Saturday, April 30 at 1 and 7:30 p.m.; and Sunday, May I at 2 p.m. Tickets are $2 for pitched a one-hitter and struck lefthander Dave n-amontozzl, pltchmg of Flank Tynllak children, students and seniors and $4 for adults in advance. At the door tickets will be $3 out 18 LakeVIew batters who fanned 13 and walked two The Knight:. SCaled both and $5. The HuskIes' only hIt was a ULS lefthander Jay RICCI runs on sacnfice flIes by RICCI fourth innmg smgle by losmg had the mIsfortune of matchmg He drove In CoughlIn, who had pItcher Barry Daggett. up agamst Luthelan North- tnpled, WIth the WInmng run Maceri helped himself when west's J D Hauger In the first III the thIrd Coughlm was 3 South girls second ~n relays he doubled m the first inmng game of a Metro Conference for-4 and scored on Derek Ottevare's twmbtll Although RICCIdIdn't issa VanHoek and Emily Black came from NIcole PettIt, Ja- Grosse Pointe South's girls smgle allow a hIt and struck out 13. Chns Comeau hIt a tnple track team improved its dual m the sprmts, and Darby neece Anderson, Dana Hatha- The Norsemen added three he absorbed the 1 0 loss and SCOI ed both ULS runs In a way and Mary Ronan. meet record to 4-0 WIth victo- Brownscombe, Yvonne KrywyJ, runs m the second NIck Hauger gave up one hIt - a 7 2 non league loss to Cousmo ries over Anchor Bay and EmIlia Kwiatkowski and KatIe South WIll compete m the 18. Chaple smgled, stole second smgle by Jason Santo - and Tom DeLIsle played a strong Fraser, then fimshed second In QUInn m the dtstance races team Romeo InVItational on and scored on David GuareSI- struck out nme game at second base for the FrIday the Port Huron Northern Husk- Fme relay performances mo's single. GuaresImo came Kmghts, whIle RICCIstarted on Ies Relays. home on a double by Nate The Kmghts suffered a hemt the mound and allowed only South had five first places In 'I'reska and Macen capped the breakmg 4 3 loss In the second two hIts In hiS five.mnmg stmt the I8-team mVItatIOnal, m- ULS runs well at Toledo cluding a school record perfor- A strong showing at the UnI- to wlthm 50 meters of the No mance in the B,OOO-meter relay versity of Toledo HIgh School 2 girl Szarek pulled even WIth Semor Rachel O'Byrne, fresh- InVitatIOnal offset a pall- of less than 100 meters remam men Sandra Hammel and Kate losses to LakeVIew and South- mg, but was outleaned at the Crowley and JunIOr Katie Weed field ChnstIan for the UnIver- tape, despIte her 2.30 splIt THE 1994 DEVILLE CREATES A HiGHER STANDARD were members of the relay SIty Liggett School gIrls track "Too often hIgh school run- . team that broke the 1987 re- team nels mistakenly rocket out m cord of 30:09 With a 29:46 ULS, now 2-2 overall, fIn- an effort to ImmedIately catch clockmg Ished 10th m the 15 team field and then pass a leader, even If AT DON GOOLEY CADILLAC . The same four girls came at Toledo The Lady KnIghts the leader is 100 meters III back to WIn the 4,800-meter re- were led by JUnIor Sarah Burn- front," Langford smd "Angie lay and just mISsed another ham and sophomores RallJana and Chnstme ran smart races varsity record. South's domi- Roy, Angie Campbell and ChriS They dIdn't spring out trymg to nance m the dIstance events Szarek, who shaved seventh- catch the leaders, nor dId they continued with a fIrst by the tenths of a second off the gIve up. They stayed withm 2,400-meter relay team of school's seven-year-old 3,200 theIr abIlItIes, ran near-even Shannon McGratty, Gretchen meter relay record 400 meter splIts and used both Carter, LIsa McCurdy and Amy "The grrls ran well at Fn of theIr laps to make up the Zangbn day's meet," said ULS coach deficIt" South also had firsts from PhIl Langford "I half.Jokmgly Other KnIghts who turned m . the distance medley team of told them I expected them to personal-best performances • All-new six-passenger Cadillac • Speed-SensItive StcerIng O'Byrne, McCurdy, Weed and all run personal bests and were freshman Jasmme Beale, • Proven 200-hp, 4 9 lIter V8, '" Fully mdependent suspensIOn Hammel and the spnnt medley break the school record the fol- eIghth m the 100 '\lith a 137, 4T80-E automatlc transml~Slon • Antl-Iock brakes . team of Zanglm, Beel.JI (Icll ~l ....k ~ .. t <,14 l \1' I team pIcked up ItS first VICtOry at first to preserve the no hIt Ton Buckner, Ann Halpm, ~rrr \(' I " ..... 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... April 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News The Connection NHOUSfS 1CONDOS 114 LIVING QUJ\ HitS S.C.S.I Mocomb County 721 VACATION RENTAL 723 VACATION RENTAL 123 VACATtON II£NTAL FOIt RENT TO Sf(ARE 723 VACATION lUNTAL 723 VACATION JtENTAL - FLORIDA NOIITHFRN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN NOIlTHEItN MICHIGAN NORTHfJtN MICHIGAN SHORES Colonial, 3 large LAKESHORE Village- best 10- bedrooms, central air, fin MALE roommate for home FLORIDA condos- Indian CHARLEVOIX! Grand Trav. CHARLEVOIX, Petoskey area, catlon Available June 1 2 TORCH Lake- eastshore HIGGINS Lake- 3 tx.>droom& Ished basement, 2 112 ' near SI John Hospital Shoresl Indian Rocks erse Bay- modern secluded 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, mod bedroom, 2 bath townhouse $3001 monlh Call for Infor Beach 20% off Spnng Spa- home, bUlk 1988 air, 3 bed- bath $495 week 465-5670 lJalhs, deck with wet bar, on Lakeshore Dove Custom home on woodsy beach- ern kitchen on Lake MIChi- mahon 882-8088 clal Irom $6001 week plus rooms, 2 baths, decks, over SIZed garage $925 floor plam, renovated for Ihe tront Four bedrooms, 2 gan Shores $8001 a week dock buoy $1,000- $1,300 LAKE CHARLEVOIX cottage, NEED A ROOMMATE? lax and cleaning (Valid 4/ 775-2840 90's 711-6169 or leave baths, all amenities, great 882-5749 591-6180 weekly 433-3809 2 bedroom near Boyne CIty All 0 10- 30, 1994) 1121 3 bed- swimming sleeps 10 Avail- 12 MilE! /.94- 2 bedroom message 567-8814 ages, ccupatlons rooms, Gulffront, balconies GLEN Arbor. Sleeping Bear Sleeps up !o 6 Wooded set- able year round Near Al- HARBOR Spnngs Lake MI ling wllh a private beach home, $550 plus secunty, Backgrounds & Lifestyles pools Jack CollinS,Inc 800- dunes 3 bedroom, 2 bath CLEAN 2 bedroom condo, 2nd wood 884-5020 days 882 Sandy beachfront 3 bed Dock & SWimmingralt $700 references 775-:!406, m-eo31 or Female For more Infor- Affordable office sUites - 10 Year Guarantee Violations Corrected roofing & seamless gutters , mahon for Diane call 331- 775.2530 Walls StraIghtened LIcensed Insured large area/Single sUItes & Specla/lzlng In Small Jobs 17301 Mack Ave Detroit 1605, 862.1322, or MAC And Braced or Replaced ST. Clan Shores, Eastland 18121 East 8 Mile Road ~ A-1 WORK Free Estlimates Licensed 881-1060 RELAY 1-800-649-3777, 10 Year Transferable Guarantee Woods Beaconsfield! Old B 331-2703 opPOsite Easlland Mall 296-3882 882.0717 Lic. & Insured. Mile $650/ monlh Upper 2 776-5440 903 APPlIANCf SERVICE References AvaJIable bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths Full CLEAN Two bedroom Near All Concrete & Masonry Work CAPIZZO CON ST. SONRY & ANDY'S Handyman SeMce basement references n2- COMMERICAL BUilding for ANDY'S MA Home repairs & remodeling Harper Woods $,180 a ALL WEATHER BASEMENT CHIMNEY REPAIR 873-0327 1690, ask for John & Frank month 371-3125 Lease- 17330 & 17334 East REFRIGERATION LICENSED INSURED All masonry, bnck, water- _ No Subnllut. For Quality WATERPROOFING Warren, DetrOll, 1,000 sq ft REPAIRED & INSTALLED 102 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 102 Al'TS/FlATS/DUI"LfX each $400 each month A Name You Can Tnal WALLS STRAIGHTENED proofing repalrs. Special. WYGAL BUILDING CO. Commercial-Residential S.C.S/Mocomb Counly S.C.5/ Macomb County 343-9039 AND REPLACED IZlng In tuck-polntmg & Dormers, Additions, ALL MAKES & MODELS 885-2097 DONE RIGHT 25819 JEFFERSON ST Cl8.lr small Jobs Licensed & Vinyl siding. CALL MIKE 882-0747 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Shores Great 10caMn, Insured Free estimates 2 Car Garage Special I available parkmg $7001 DOC'S LICENSED INSURED 881-0505 $4,800. Completelll DANIC CO. month Includes water, all TONY 885-0612 CHAS F Custom craftsmanship olher utllrtles tenants re- APPLIANCE • • n5-2619 sponSibility Former beauty BASEMENT MARK'S JEFFREY Licensed & Insured salon Tappan & Associates SERVICE Bnck, Flagstone Walks & WATERPROOFING Basement Waterproofing Ine 88 /. I SIESTA Key Fronde One All types Basement Sot 9.5 Waterproofing Walls lImished , I ' bedroom beachfront surtes Sun 12-5 Repaired and leola. " \" I ~,I , I , SIf'Bps 4 Reduced off- sea- son rales' (813)349-7813 Straightened I 94 to Metro Pmway Belween Shook & Crocla On Jefferson Ave Pca stone backfill ORMOND Beach- brand new LIcensed beautiful ocean front 2 bed- 1'> Year Guarantce 791-3093 room 2 balh condo Wllh . \,'\\ 11l1l'IOfl.IHIII 1,',lIur,', .111<1'om. r,'>lm 11(\11\ .Ippil pool Weekly rates 904-446- 1680

------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES - SYSTEMS - CONSULTATION Grosse Pointe News 'The Connection April 28, 1994 ( - '- 612 AUTOMOTIVE 700 APTSIFLATS/DUPLIX 700 APTS/fllTS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/flAIS/OUPlEX 701 AI'TS/fLATS/DUPUX 702 IlPTSIFlA15/DUPU)( 705 HOUSES fOil RENT 6S1 10ATS AND' MOTORS Pointes/Harpe, Woods VA~S Pointes!Horper Woods Pointes/H.rper Woods POlntes/Harper Woods Detroit / Woyne County S.LS! Macomb County THREE: lJtldroom bnck bunga. 1988 Dodge Caravan, loaded, NEFF, near Jefferson, 5 room SPACIOUS 2 bedroom With VERY QUIET 4 and 5 room BUCKINGHAM! Mack area 2 ONE bedroom upper 1.9'1/ 11 1990 low Grosse Pomte Schools no rust $1,900 823-2223 upper, central air separate basemen I, all appliances, apartments Very clean R&- bedroom newly remodeled, Mile Recently remodeled FOUR WINNS 221 Excellent conditIOn 882. $BOO plus secunty & last 1985 PLYMOUTH Voyager basement garage $750 Af new bath! fumace $450 cently rerndeled Heat In- full basemenl, appliances 7065 months rent 881-6770, 294- LE 4 cy1H1der 78000 miles LIBERATOR ter 6 00 pm, 884-1375 plus utilities 886-5804 cluded $350/ rTIOnth 831- Included Wall to wall car- 7360 peting, very clean $350 2263 Asking $4,700 527-3762 350 Magnum engine, low RIVARD. spacIous 2000 MARYLAND- SpaCIOUS 3 bed- LAKE St 08lr, upper 3 bed- plus deposrt 6834738 room, 3 bath, kitchen THREE bedroom bungalow, 1992 Aerostar XL, red, air, hours 23' 6", trim tabs, square foot 3 bedroom 2 room lower, refinished hard- NEFF- SpaCIOUS7 room upper, 12x35, all appltances, air fireplace, newly decorated loaded, excellent conditIOn dock lights, pump out bath Stovel refrigerator wood ffoors Includes appli- 3 bedrooms, 1 112 baths, CHALMERS- 2 bedroom boatwell $1395 465-1557 No pets 1930 Oxford $800 low miles, CO player, under head, bar With running $985 Secunty and refer ances 1 car garage fireplace, porch, separate lower Carpeting, qUiet 293-7862 warranty Pnvate $11000 water and all the rest of ences 884-3559 NonsrTlOklng bUilding No basement, garage, leasel $275 pl us secu nty 882. TWO bedroom, 1 112 bath or best 313-331 5354 the toys Mint condltlCY1, HARCOURT spaCIOUS upper & pets Available late May secunty/ references $875 4469 600-0940 Heat, water, carport central THREE bedroom ranch, 2 red, white, & grey Trailer lower available Two bed- DepoSIt reqUlfOO 331-3055 plus utilities 881-2233 ClEAN, cozy one bedroom air $575 884-0735 baths, newly decorated, 2 1988 Suburban Silverado, upper Kllchen WIth appll car garage $865 881.()5()5 4X4 7 passenger tl'aJler Included REDUCED to room, enclosed sunporch PARK- Attractive 1 bedroom RlV ARD. spacIOus 2000 696/ GratIOt- One bedroom ances, oak floors $290 tow with brake 120K $23 000 949-6869 after separate utilities, water In- upper Appliances heat In- square foot 3 bedroom 2 upper, heat, appliances, & 1430 HOLLYWOOD 3 bed- $0100 886-0634 600pm cluded Lawn ServICe Up- cluded No smokers, no bath Stovel refrigerator 644-1304 garage $425 775-0005 room bungalow, 2 1/2 baths pier $800 plus secUrtly pets $4OOJ monlh 822- $985 Secunty and refer- MOROSS walking dlslance to 778-2437 Updated throughout $895/ 1992 AEROSTAR XL Plus 1978 CenlUry 4000, 21, Lower $850 plus secunly 6064 ences 884-3559 5t John Farmer Jack & month 775-1460 Forest green, atr crUise Ilk 260hp new Intertor new FLORAL TOWNHOUSES Ca~1Oon 343-&373 bank Upper 1 bedroom 7 passerger power Win- canvas new stereo $5,995/ NICE one bedroom effiCiency, RIVARD. spacIous 2200 EXECUTIVE RENTAL apartment slave refngera- o SECURITY DEPOSIT dows & locks casselle best 881.2885 Days 77&- BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom 2 1/2 basement apartment Great sqwue foot upper 3 bed- Handy Grosse POinte CIty tor, use 01 washer/ dryer Floral at Robertson 75000 miles $9 500 881 3955 baths on Trombley LIVIng location, separate entrance room, 2 bath, stove, refnger. bcatlonl Larger 4 bed- room wllh cathedral Ceiling $350 Includes uttlilles 884- ator dishwasher Fireplace' No pelS 852-40:>7 KIds and pels welcomel 4148 room, 2 1/2 bath CoIoi1lal 1986 21 Tiara PUrsUit Center & fireplace formal dining 1827 $900 884-3559 Prlvate fenced yard 1992 GMC safan GT 7 pas console full eqUipment Ex- room, family room, central ------5050 Balfour. nice lower 2 With paneled library, lease plus senge r 17 000 miles cellent condrtlon 225 and 9 air, 2 car garage, $1,325 FARMS- 316 Hillcrest Upper SPACIOUS 3 bedroom Duplex bedroom $400 kitchen appliances, cen- utllttles Call John Albrecht 884.5740 or 465- loaded $11 500 885-7434 h P Johnsons $17500 8224161 flat, 2 bedrooms porch, ga- In excellent Iocallon near tral air Freshly pall1ted days 963-5730, evenings 779-1083 ------rag1l $600 885-0190,886- Village Natural woodwork, 5511 and carpeted, 2 car ga- 1988 CHEVY ASTRO 8 pas HARPER Woods- small house 6423 freshly decorated, all appli- 882-4988 SAILBOAT Pearson EnSIgn WOODBRIDGE- rage No smokers or senger V Loaded, alarm nonsmokers No pets I One ances Including dishwasher/ 22 well eqUiPped best 01- person, $400 2- $450 885- LOWER two bedroom flat, 1 pets. $1800 month hitch 82000 miles $5700 laundry, basement, attic BEDFORD- corner Mack (2) 1 Upper Unit In St Clair 884- fer 8822998 3335 block from Village $050 884-5590 evenings storage, garage space bedroom uppers, $3751 Shores condo complex 2 0600 per month 1 year lease 1987 FOUR WINNS 16 Sown $350 Redecorated all appli bedroom, 2 bath, 2nd floor Johnstone & Johnstone 1992 Voyager SE Very nice GROSSE POinte Manor, 2 bed- Call 8111882-5200 $825/ month plus utilities der Inboard/ Outboard AVdllable June 1st 884- ances & utilities Ineluded laundry, carport $725 Air tlk cruise tinted glass room upper 1/2 block from ROSLYN Rd Grosse POinte Low low hours $5500 773- Village $750 per monlh UPPER 2 bedroom fiat, 2 car 8288 824-6717 month AMlFM cassette $13500 Woods, 2 bedroom applI- 3033 anytime or 774-8797 886-8921 garage, $750 plus secunty, 3317910 UPPER 2 bedroom 1443 Lak BALFOUR} MCKINNEY 4 Johnstone & Johnstone after 6 pm fireplace atr 839-5203 ances, central 8Ir, 1 112 car epornte Completely reno- room upper, carpeted, 884-0600 613 AUTOMOTIVE MARYLAND- Grosse POinte garage No pels 409-4621 MFG 15'9" 80 HP, Merc mo- Park 5 room lower, air RENOVATED 2 bedroom flat vated, must see All appl .. stove, refngerator, cable 8 1/2 Mile Rd & Greater WANTED TO IUY lor, ail electronics Holsclaw $450 rlu<; c'epcs' :l'1C .r. I $590 Plus secunty deoo'''t 3J"CElS $600 822 7607 Heal ,ncludW 527 7229 Mack, one bedroom apart- -106 -HOUSrHOlfllIf.n trailer ProlesslOnal:Y main- ties 773-5412 No pets 823-1003 Detroit I W.yne County "" CALL TOM FIRST "" ONE bedroom apartment LOWER flat, reoovated 2 bed- ment, stove, relngerator, air tamed 450-9063 room fireplace appliances, condltroner, heated, car- The Good, The Bad ------SHORT TERM BEACONSFIELD 3 bedroom Available In well mamtalned SMALL one bedroom home blinds, security system, peted newly decoraled Call & The Uglyl PROPELLER repair Reason- Furnished luxury 2 BR lower, dining room, base- bUlldrng CadeluxJ Mack Alr near St John Freshly $100. to $10,000. able 20 years expenence ment, kitchen appliances condlhonlng, laundry faCili- hardwood floors $450 One 28&8256 until 8 00 p m painted, new carpeting I pay MORE for any car, 294-1313 condo near Village $585 References Utllllles ties $375 823-9924 year lease Call 33Hl078 A-1 location, 10 1/2 & Jeffer- $360 plus secunty 881- Available soon WEEKLY separate 885{)197 1066 any condition! Dealer. 653 10AT PAIlTS AND G son, one bedroom apart- RENT $375 Includes all MARYLAND- south 01 Ker 701 APTS/FllTS/DUPLEX AL TEAl Charlevolx- ( rosse nt carpeted walk In 7 Days- 24 Hours MOROSSJ Harper 3 bedroom, SERVICE Detroit! Wayne County POinte Side) 1 bedroom, me, , 372-4971 but food and cheval Large, bnght, allrac- Stud $235 Includes closet, Window treatments, lIVing room, fireplace base- long distance tlVe 2 bedroom upper plus $280 Seaside Boat Cleaning 16001 Mack. 2 bedroom, all 10 rent $460/ $230 secunty de- ment Garage $5951 rrJOnth I BUY CARS Mat 885-0031 POSit Heat, water Included DIVING RETRIEVAL Minimum stay 8 weeks 3rd tIoor All appliances In- appliances, utilities $400 ApphcatlOll fee, 954-0010 Damaged Disabled Also 'DECK/HULL Call 9-5, M-F, 882-0899 cludlng washer, dryer, Secunty required 810469- MOROSS near Beaconsfield, 2 757-6309 MONEY NOW 'INTERIOR UPPER one bedroom, newly stove, refngerator Garage 7608 bedroom duplex, kitchen ------FAiRPORT/ 7/ Schoenherr, 31 bUlIt~ns stand up I'aJrlge, re- ONE bedroom & 2 bedroom, 709-4161 decorated off street park, Newly decorated $440 824- 4 bedrooms $525/ negotJa- *TEAKIV ARNISH EAST English Village- 1 bed- lngeralor full basement, gas excellent oondrtlon, recently ALL cars wantedl The goodl Ing $450 Appliances In 6938 ~ _ bJe C3!l laVon, 773-r03S "WAXING mOir, bastlml:!r1l aPdnmem, heat, 40 gal automallc wa- upaateCI 11 Mtle! t-!f4 Very The bad I The uglyl Tnp d0l- "gOTTOM PAINTING cluaea 822-7872 VERNIER- One bedroom up- heat & water Included ter tank, garage Immediate reasonable 882.7065 THREE bedrooms Three Mile lar paldl $50 - $5,000 Dave (313)884-8621 NEFF 643, 6 room upper, per carpeted, appliances $3001 month 776-8243 posseSSion 881-1912 Dr, between Mack} Warren Seven days 293-1062 Grosse POinte, near Ker- central air, garage Non- 705 HOUSES FOR RENT SUDS and Scrub Boat Clean- Pointesl Harper Woads Freshly pamted, new carpet, cheval $600 Phone 1-906- smoker, no pets $500 B84- ONE room flat on Fox Creek NEAR Grosse Pomte Crty- Ing Reasonable rates Clean 1 bedroom upper, garage $550 823-9924 774-1534 or wnte Virginia _406_9______Ideal for fishenman Outer 614 AUTO INSURANCE ProfessIOnal team 01 expen- & $360 month Includes all utili- GROSSE POinte Schools, 4 enced boal cleaners, Kopcznskl, Rte 1- Box 324, THREE bedroom apartment Jefferson area $225 per lies & appilances $500 sa- bedroom Bungalow on Ken- DOCK your boat III back Spa- Iron MountBln, Mi 49801 above Siore $675 881- month $225 depoSit 822- AUTO Irlsurance- low down uniquely qualified to make cunly, no pets Credit check, more, $850 ~1 CIOUScanal home WIth many paymerlt, $125 Doesn't your boat sparkle and shlnel ATTRACTIVE, well kept 2 _43_77______3641 features One year !ease 821-2447. GROSSE POinte Woods, Holly. metter what your drMng re- $550 Call 331-0078 • Special Spnng Cleaning bedroom rentals Com- RIVARD/ Jefferson, 2 bedroom NOTTINGHAM dUpleX, Mor------wood. 2 bedroom bnck cord's like Partners Insur- Rates" CaJl313-33Hl954 pletely remodeled kitchens upper, large rooms $625 ang area 2 bedrooms, IMng 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX ranch Fireplace, carpeted, TWO bedroom, 2 batn, oan, ance 795-3222 and baths Includes appli- ,ncluding heal! water Days and dining room, mini S.C.S!Macomb County 654 BOAT STORAGE! kitchen appliances No pels, fenced yard 19743 Mc- ances, new carpeting, most 268-9100 evenings 264- blinds, carpet, garage $425 references required $775 DOCKAGE utilities, pnvate parking, tire- 4443 or 884-2792 month For aPPOintment call MASONICI Jefferson Spa- CormICk $525 month 81G- ,SO AIRPLANES 884-1340 place, basement, garage ------588-5796 CIOUS 2,200 square foot 247-8893 TRAILER wanted, for 24' From $4451 month 886- SPACIOUS, nicely decorated ------apartmenl, 2 bedroom, 2 AIRPLANE' 1/3 share In T- Searay Renl or buy 979- GROSSE POinte Woods-- 8 2920 1 bedroom apartment WIth TWO bedroom lower flat In bath, country kitchen, wet TWO bedroom ranch fire- hangared Bellanca Super 2850 Mile/ Mack on Roslyn place, 2 car garage, near ------skylights, appliances $625 E tEl h Viii $504 bar, fireplace Owners per- Clean 2 bedroom ranch, VikHlg (1973J Based nSN BEACONSFIELD at Kercheval plus secunty 331-7328 as ng IS I age Grosse POinte $600 824- NEW boat house space avail- onth Iud heat """ sonal unrt Nonsmoker, no 3531 hrs, TSMOH 486 1 bedroom upper Air condl- -'-_____ m Inc Ing l>OQ' fireplace, newer carpet, up- able tor lease Flying bndge 9030 pets $825/ month Includes 6464 hours, IFR, AutOpilot, Stnke- dated bath, pnvate yard, ne problem 822.2475 (Ioned $475 3314223 NEFF, 5 room upper, ------heat 296-2613 finder, 4 place Intercom, appliances $625 823-1795 ST. JOHN area, small house, HUGE 3 bedroom, all appll- screened porch, appliances, MATURE adults, one bedroom ------Loran Share pnce $17,000 BOATWEL~ on Fox Creek, no pels, secunty deposrt ances, 1260 Maryland 822- air, near tennis courts, ViI- upper Secure, clean qUiet JEFFERSON! Masomc. One COZY 3 bedroom Bungalow, Contact (313)567-5689 or Mer Rd area $200 per 776-6080 1717 lage Decorated Includes Garage Expressway and 2 bedroom In small qUiet com- season Up to 22 822- Harper Woods, Grosse 885-2999 l NICE 1 bedroom home on 3641 BEACONSFIELD- upper 2 heat $725 No pets 882- -Ws lines $375 plUS secu plex Non-smoker No pets POinte schools No pels .., bedroom, ,central a,t $65ElI ,_0_340______,,'tv Ut,lrtles Included 821- $43S /l1011th pll,lS2bsecuntv, $5!l5 ..,,ofSCs, IMng room fireplace 1982 Starcraft 26 foot, Loran Library Beautifully deco- Month's Rent "Year round 24-ho\1T secunty guard radIO, 4 downl1f.lgers graph, rated Two car garage No • Ample parking for friends & relatives beaver troll $9500 779- pets $1 tOOl month 824- on select • 240' navlgatlOnal beacon on landmark tower 6198 3228 2 Bedrooms!* • Heated sWimming pool CAL 2G-NO. 825 many saJ1s LOOK!!' " Bathhouse 43,000 Enk, 288-4050 • Shaded pICniC areas For • Choose from 8 spacious 1 & 2 1990 Sea Nymph GLS 195 THE POTPOURRI 25' wells from $950 Fish 'l-Skl t28 horse I/O, bedroom floorplans OF ADS 30' wells from $1,700 low hours Sonar, new • 2 clubhouses including a new 771-3124 40' well~ from 12,000 cover on trailer, $10 000 At The End professional fitness center 65' wells from 3,100 negotiable 598-1136 Of The ClaSSified Open 9-5 Monday thru Friday 72' \10 ells from 3,500 Section 2 sparkling swimming pools Saturday & Sunday 12-3 22' Columbia- ready to salll $2,200 824-8404 DISTINCTIVE upper fiat on • Walking distance to Eastland Hd'WlJn Two oe

J April 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News The Connection G£NUIAL 200 HElP WANTlO G£NlIlAl 200 HHP WANTEO GENEIlAl 200 HElP WANTlD G£N£RAt 20' HELl' WANTlO 203 HHI' WANT£D IlAIIYSITHIl 207 HE~I' WANTlO SAllS 302 SITUATION WANTlO TEACHER. Inlergeneratlonal D£NTALt MEDICAl CONVAUSC£NT CAllE Pre- School Program Down- TRUCK DRIVER PLASTIC Tl"ChnlClan,saw cut, BARTENDERS COLLEGE or I1lgh School GII1 tC1Nnfilll'lg Teaching POSI_ COLA needed, local only, shear and bevel plastIC leg Grosse Pointe SELL REAL ESTATE COMPANION or caregiver for SETUP wllh car wanted for Sum- tion, 4 year degree or CDA full time afternoons end plate blanks, must be Experienced Medical Biller TOP TRAINING the elderly or III Excellent mer, 3 days per week 7 send resume to Director SERVERS T.T S 541.1471 mechanically Inclined and With phone skills FleXible TOP COMMISSIONS references Regina, 979- and 8 year old 884-1733 The Great- Grandchildren's NEEDED good wrth measurements 25-30 hours per week YOUR SUCCESS 65n HARPER Woods Lmle League 372.Q066 Leave message Place, 2567 W Grand Blvd For full time work, days, Salary by expenence IS MY GOAL DalrOlt, MI 48238 COMPETENT nights, weekends Apply IS Iookmg lor UmpIres, ex. EASTSIDE camera storel Send resume to Office Call Nancy Velek, Coldwell 202 HElP WANTED Cl£RICAl IN.HOME CARE SERVICE FULL time General Officel Ac- penence helpful 684-4300, photo lab looking for bnnht In person Immediately 52t-2345 "" Manager, POBox 36417, Banker Schweitzer Real TLC elderly, chIldren counts ReceIVable Small Roostertall Catering people Wllh bnghl smiles Grosse POinte Farms MI Estate 74 Kercheval, RECEPTIONIST wanted for Expenence preferred, but ACCOUNTS payablel recelva Hourly, overnight rates St Clair Shores gift manu- Club, 100 Marquette, De- 48236 Grosse POlnle Farms lacturer seeks Indl\lldual to Grosse POinte Salon will tram Retail and lab jObs ble clerk for busy auto deal- available Expellenced in Irolt ership Expenence neces- 885-2000 perform general office duties Please call 822-8080 available Call m-0664, DENTAL RECEPTIONIST the Grosse POinte area sary Full tlme wrth benefits Including, InVOICing,typing, THE Edwm Paul Salon IS look. SUMMER Job- Must be able 10 leave a message Immediate opening for front EXCEPTIONAL Income oppor Licensed and bonded Apply at POinle Dodge filing & answenng phones desk position Full or part IUnity for reputable Interna. Sally 772-0035 Ing for an asslstanl Guaran- start lhe beginning 01 May ART Teacher to work In office 1800t Mack Ave, Detr()jt, Computer expenence help- time Insurance & com- tIOnal cosmetics firm, For teed hOUl1y wage, group as a grounds maintenance of FlOe Art Dlstnbutlng Co between 8 am- 6 p m DEPENDABLE reliable, expen- tul Accounts receIVable heallh Insurance available asslstanl for pnvale estate Office skills Imporatanl Call puter experience helpful tune 500 SubSidiary FleXible hours Training available 10 enced health care worker work Includes making Please call 885-9001 885-3456 Alice, 827-9169 CASHIER for busy auto deal- Excellent pay References, Grosse POinte collecllon caJls to our cus- ership Full time With ben9- openrngs Jeanne, 777 GENERAL landscape help, -~=------THINKING ABOUT A PART TIME n2-9020 3831 area 521 19n tomers W1thoutstanding bal- fits Computer expenence over 18 years old, $61 hour REAL ESTATE CAREER? MAY thru OCTOBER DENTAL. assistant needed ances Please forward r9- necessary Apply at POlnle LADIES specIalty shop- full & CAREGIVER. Excelenl Grosse 757-5360 Top training, national com- FULL SERVICE MARINA Expenence and people skJlls sume Wllh salary hlslory Dodge 18001 Mack Ave, part time Need an ambl POlnle references Will lIVe are necessary for thiS posl Grosse POlnle News, Box S- EXPERIENCED hair dresser pany, great office Exper- CASHIER. DetrOIt, between 8 a m - 6 Iious Sf'lf starter With good in or out 884-S210 tlOn Pleasant working atmo- 200, 96 Kercheval, Grosse wanted Joseph of Grosse lenced agents, ask about Answermg phone, pm ------~.'~- sphere Please call n1 baSIC malh an outgoing POinteFarms, MI 48236 Pomte 882-2239 our 100% program In pricing stock INSURANCE. Customer Ser- 0124 personality, Will Iraln nght Affordable Home Care GRASS cutters, gardeners & The Farms, call J P STOCKNARD PERSON person For appo nt'l"6,' call Vtee Rep wth marketing ex 21.hour Live In RECEPTIONIST 31~5684 spnng clean up help Call Fountain at 886-5800 Pump gas, grounds and perlence for eastsldfl Personal Care SECRETARY HOME 882-3676 C a I d w e I j Ban k e r pool upkeep agency Knowledge In per- A FREE REAL ESTATE Clcanlflg. CooxJng Laundry Duties InclUde answellng HEALTH LAWN maintenance help SchweItzer Real Estate Retirees & college student sonal! commerCial lines SALES CAREER Bonded and Insured phones, filing and typing Fully automated propertyl A+ LJ, e'lnS, Lie! needed Call atter 3, 371- PIZZA maker needed- Expen- welcome Dependable AIDES SEMINAR fa, Detroit based casually agency send r9- 398-4321 or 779.7977 9469 enced preferred, but nol adults able to deal With Discover The manufacturer Excellent sume to Insurance, P 0 • FULL and PART TIME CASHIER. wanted Apply at necessary Apply In person pUblic Box 36418, G,Osse POinte Coldwell Banker 303 SITUATION WANTlO lelephone, WordPerfect Home Care Cases Harper & cadieux Shell Sta. after 4 pm 15134Mack Ctlll Monday thru Friday M!48236 Difference DAY CAllE and organizational skills available In the tlOn 17017 Harper EXTERIOR painter wanled 10 to 1 ONLYII822-4500. Thurs. May 5th at 7 p.m. reqUired Send resume SECRETARY needed for con- 1rI- county area CHILD care In my IlC9nsed ONE23 Must be expenenced moll. Ask for Marla or Tony. G.P. Woods Office and deSired salary to sulting Iimn ExtenSive typ- Grosse Pom!e home Spe- Accepting applIcatIOns for vateri h'lfdworl(lng $1000 THE Delro,l Yaetll Club IS 21300 Mack Ave. Controller. PO 80A Ing Expenence In Word- • 1 year experience CialiZing In your child's IndI- enthUSiastIC full time day hour 296-2297 seeking certrtied lifeguard Perfect for Windows 5 2 For reservations, call Vidual needs 886-6624 33000, Detroit, Ml 48232 reqUIred and evenIng Bus help FAST. paced growing for part or full time summer Misc office dulJes Send r9- George Smale at 886- APPRENTICE wanted for edu- com- DAYCARE In my home Ac1N1- Iookl f employment Rrst Ald, CPR, sume to The A!qUlnGroup, 4200. In Excellent working condl' pa!"~' ng or responSible & lifeguard certIficatIOnsr9- lies, musIC, books, play- cationally motIVated salon Inc 2t Kercheval, SUite JOin FLEXST AFF tlons Apply In persen at IndIVIdualsto JOinour team qUlred Contact Kaly Swee- Coldwell Banker mates small group Oean, Grosse POinte Park Ambl- 250, Gr'lSSB Pomte Farms and enJoy the Schweitzer Real Estate safe, lOVing enVIronment lion & dedtealJon required 123 Kercheval Grosse Mechanical aptrtude a plus neyat 824-1200, ext 35 MI 48236, altn Joan benefits of working ' for our plashc fabncallon References licensed 882- Call 822-8080 for a large healthcare ASSOCIATE TRAINEE POinte Farms (cabmetry) aluminum bend- STOCK & Maintenance Par- 7694 CAREER POSITIONS Need 3 career minded Indi- RESTAURANT help needed PART Time Computer Sales lng, spray painling depart. son for pet shop, 3- 6 p m systeml AVAILABLE REL.IABL.EIlC90sadEastpointe Sindbads on the River needed 881-2687 ments Excellent long term 881-9099 Viduals WIth slrong pe0- ExperIenced people Call (810) 772-5360 ple skills Excellent in- mom has openmgs Tod- Hostess, wartstaff, bus help, LITTLE Italy's Pizza needs advancement potential HOUSEKEEPER! Laundress needed for long and come potential WIll 1raln dlers- up Meals Included dishwashers Call for Inter. phone person pizza mak- $6 50 hour Call Mr Parks. $10 hour, 2 days a week short term assignments Call Bob at Cenlrury 21 7 30- 5 30 ~ Kelly area VIew,822~ ers delIVery 'dnvers Call --:5...,2.,,1-4,..,..,.100-=-...,.-._-=___Careful 882-2442 FLEXSTAFF Some are temporary to n9-65n ASSISTANT managers. cooks 313-469-2935,52&0300 GATHER SIGNATURES ------afflliatPrl With AVid, 778-8100 - pem;ai1ent UCENSED care available for wartstaff Start Immediately TIDEWATER Gnll acceptng Judl('la candidate ntleds ST JOHN legal & Executive RETIREES Welcomedl We are children 3 years and older In .a\ppiy In parson after 2 p m I applications for full & part- people' to gather 8A8'1'SITHII - HEALTH SYSTEM Secretaries looking for part. time sales my St Oalr Shores home Woodbndge Tavem, 289 St time help Infollowmg POSI- Signatures on nominating LOOKING for motIVated,ener. eoe Aubin Word processors people 2- 3 days a week to 9/ Harper area Full or part 1Ions Host, Bus, Wart Appty petitions Wayne county getlC college student to srt call on restaurants and InstI- Data- Entry Clerks H.H.A.'S 1 year expenence In "me 81D-445-3288 CUSTODIAN, local eastside Wllhln, 18000 E Vemler only Paying top $$ per for 2 girls, ages 7 & 9, In a hospital or nursmg home tutions Apply In person, call ReceptiOnists 45 wpm 304 SITUATION WANTlO Church ISIn need of a quali- Harper Woods signature Must be my home Jun9- August Reliable car reqUired East- for apPOintment, Michigan fied part. lime custodian $200 per week Must have Pleasant Workmg GEN£RAL TIDEWATER Gnll Restaurant registered voter Cal! 822- Side Pnvate Duty Home Food Sales. 882-m9 FleXible aftemoon! evenrng own reliable transportatIOn a1mosphere needs an enthUSiastICdining 7200, days, 885-4420, Care openmgs Long- term PARENTS DreamI Slay home, SPRING Into Summer WTlh hours Call 886-2424 For References desirable Call RUTH PARADISE TEMPS room Manager Expenenced after 5 p m cases Blnson's Asslsled lose weight, eam money flowers let Planter's Touch more InformalJon E 0 E 885-6326. 964-0640. preferred Call 527-1050 Care, 755-0570 For Info call 1800-557-n81 prepare your flower beds, CASHIERS for auto wash Full purchase and! or plant your Ask for Paula JUNIOR Account Executive for MATURE expenenced woman FUTURE opening for sa- ClassIfied Advertising Interested? Call 662-5976 or part bme $4 25 per hour small local growing Ad to care for 1 mfant In our flowers Call Nancy 884- PICTURE Framer Expen. creatnaJposrtlon Must have ALL Ads Are PrepaId Make A Positive Change Apply 22517 MacJ(,between Agency $71 start Call Kath- Grosse POinte home Long- 2731 enced, full time 88HI922 computer knowledge ArI- 882.6900 8 and 9 mile ryn, 331-4033 term positIOn, Monday thru swer Incoming calls Some EXPERIENCEDgardener aVaJ~ RETAIL Sales posrtlon for Fnday Nonsmoker, own POSitive things take place DISHWASHER- part time Ap- ACTIVITIES accountlng slolls needed Fax 343-5569 able for Spnng garden r9- Warren hardware store transportation References at AMAE, Inc We've ply 20000 Halper, Harper Well organized $13,400 newaJ References available Progressive, high. qUality required 881-8441 204 HHP WANTED empowered a new gen. Woods 884-7622 Flexible, full or part time starling salary plus benefits 882-2934 long- term care faCility DOMlSTIC eratlon of professional aVailable $51 hour n6- Send resume to I P F CASHIER, no expenence nec- has full time, 64 hour CHILD CARE CONSTRUCTION Consultant. 7510 15324 E Jeffersen SUite sales people with our essary, $4 50 to start Apply position available for an NEEDED IIVlHn mature house- commerCial and residential, UPHOLSTERER Helper. De- PROVIDER No 2 Grosse POinte Park keeper to manage the com- comprehenSIVe paid In person Amoco, 17800 ActiVItieS Assistant. Pre- prepare draWings, spec troit warehouse dlstnct MI 48230 Atlenllon MCR training program and MacJ( Ave at Mack & RI- Ings and gOings of grOWlng wn\IOg. obtam bids. permIts VIOUS expenence In a FOX TOTS CHILD children, dogs & traveling we're currently expand- vard seWing. cutting, dtSaSS9m- Switchboard/Receptionist and Inspections Bill 886- long- term care setting. Development Centre parents Pnvate bedroom Ing thiS team As an ble and reassemble office Immediate opening for full 9645 UTILITY PERSON seating Expenence only as well as expenence and bath wl1h TV & tele- N Y S E listed corpora- time SWitchboard opera- EXCELLENT German Transla Immediate full time Sum- need apply 873-0101 leading arts, crafts, exer- Little Caesar's state-of-the- phone Must have good ref. tion and a Sears licen- tor Expenence helpfUl \\ons German 8. tllg\\sn Cise and other actlVrtles art child care center IS erences \n\eNlews beg n see. we prOVIde you WIth '\i- mer position available WAITRESS needed Apply on but WIll tram the nght \on"g GIl.I\ 773-97&9 preferred Interested ap- looking for creatIVe, ener- nmg May 20th Please - Average annual Must be a responSible person at POinte Bar.B-Q, persen Apply In person respond to Box G-20, HOUSEKEEPER CompanIOn- plicants please respond getic caregIVers to add to learnings of $59K person to run errands, 17410 E Warren, Detroit only Ray Laethem. Grosse POinte News, 96 Ilght cleaning Cooking to our staff. Qualified mdr- • Pre-set, pre-qual,fied assIst In mallroom duties, 885-7222 17677 Mack Kerc/"eval, Grosse POinte laundry, grocery shoPPIng St John- 80n Secours Vlduals WIll have a mInI- appointments In house minor mamte- NEW DIVISION of IntematIonal 48236 Experienced. references ADMINISTRATIVE assistant • Management B81~142 nance and seMce com- Senior Community mum of 1 year expen- Company ISloolong for melt- (14 1/2 & Harper) IndIVIdual WOULD like someone to help opportunrtles vated and hard working IndI- 18300 E. Warren Ave ence In a child care 3 days a week With elderly SCHOLARSHIP art student, pany autos. Knowledge must have good telephone • Medical, Dental. Life DetrOit, MI 48224 faCility and college Jevel and mBJonng In Illustrahon d9- of the Metro- Detroit area VIdualsfor full and part-time skrlls and computer Irteracy person 821-4888 or 531- course work In a related Disability Insurance sign deSires a summer jOb helpful Reply With re- Call 537-1093 EOE m Wlndowsl Dos based prrr 6907 child field Full package uSing these skills Please sume to "Utility Per. COOK. short order- expen- DRIVER! Porter needed Apply & part grams send resume to NANNY mature nonsmoker, time positions available. • 401 K Retirement Plan call 822-5580 son" , Olsonrte Corpora- enced, part time days, In person, Ray Leethem NCG Denstor, 33945 Har- full tIme, 11V9-In, one child, per, O,nton Twp MI 48035 If you have 3 years dllect SEMI-RETIREDgardener- over tion, 8801 Conant Ave. Downlown Detrort 313-730- Pontiac, 176n Mack Ave housekeeping Grosse Please forward your re- ou1slde sales expenence 40 years expenence, plus DetrOit, MI 48211. 6849 See Bob 5tnckroot SECRETARY, computer Irter- POinte 886-1632 sume to (preferred), make a posl. helper and tools, wants to WE have one posrtlon aVaJ~ THE Grosse POinteYacht Oub ate, full or part time for one WANTED Lrv9- 10 companion YACHT crew needed for 106' person office BAe-EASY tlVe change by contact- do Spnng clean up, lnm able for someone who ISseeking a qualrtiedperson for kind elderty lady ONn charter yacht "Helene" and WIndows expenence Ing shrubs, prepare flower beds would like to speClaJlzeIn for the posrtlon of Bar Por- LITTLE CAESARS transportatIOn Reliable, ref- 822-{)225 preferred 372-{)Q66 Richard Swanquist at 886-2511 the markelJng and sale of ter Must be over 18 Please erences n6-1538 ENTERPRISE, INC. (800) 964-8021 on MAIDS 'R' US DomestiC Em- BARMAID/ wartrBSS, experi- Grosse POinte Park proper- apply at 788 Lakeshore Rd Fox OffIce Centre SEEKING expenenced profes- enced, nights & weekends, ties Call Nancy Velek, Cold- GROSSE POINTE Thursday or Fnday, ployment Agency Have ex- or call MIke MacDonald at Human Resources- Tots ~onalto fill part- time recep- downtown Detrort 313 730- well Banker Schwer1zerAeal 884-2500 Wednesday thru or fax resume to penence hardworJong hou- 2211 Woodward Ave. tlonlS! posrtlOn at Harper EMPLOYMENT 6849 Estate 815-2000 Sunday Woods based firm Looking (313) 624-6156 sekeepers, loVIng nannies, Detroit, MI.48201-3400 for someone WTlhexcellent AGENCY EOE companion for the elderty MAKE-UP ArtIst for Southfield CAR Wash herp No expen- SECURITY Officers- Now hI!- Or call (313)983-6424; communtealJOnskills, typing 885-4576 81(}.362-6785 tirm. WIlltrain Start Immedl' ence necessary Must have Ing Uniformed and plam 300 SITUATlON WANT£D Fax (313)983-6494 and dlctaphone who ISaVal~ 60 years reliable service ately 746-3356 valid dnvers IIcensa Apply closed Expenence helpful IAIlYSITTlIIS PERSON looking to open Art at Mr C's Car Wash 18651 Excellent pay Call 521- able Immediately Must be Needs expenenced Cocks, Gallery & StudIO Have 1oca- NOW hlnng, all positions Ap- Equal Opportunity Irterate on MICrosoft Word GROSsE POinte Farms Mom Mack 7333 Nanmes, Maids, HouS9- tIOn& plans Needs ~ner • ply between 10 am & 2 Employer 60, PC1NerPOint and Excel keepers, Gardeners, But- wrth boys 9 and 3 Would 313484-5100 P m At The Qualrty Inn LAWN FertIlizatIOnSupeMsor DRIVERS & helpers- expen- like to srt for same, In your SUMMER companion and Software Please submrt r9- lers. Couples, Nurse's 32035 Van Dyke Warren Proper certification & com- enced, part time, full time sume, reterences and salary home OccaSional week- chauffeur lor 2 girls ages 10 Aides, Compamons and COMMERCIAU Resldenlial merCial dnvJng credentials for moving company Call ~ reqUirement to Grosse days Will devote time to GENERAL LABORER required Management pay & 14 years Tuesdays & Day Workers for prIVate cleaning busmess WIth COrl- 4 884-8380 POinte News, Box M.20, dOingfun things 684-0987 tracts lookJng for Investor for Full time or part time, all & benefits commensurate Wednesdays, 7 00 a m to homes Grosse POinteMI 48236 expansion 1-BOO-Mop-N- shifts Must have car WTlh expenence & abllrty MORTUARY SeMce needs 6 00 P m Must have own 18514 Mack Avenue 302 SITUATION WANTEO help Days, on call bBSlS transportaltOn 885-1727 Glo TT.S 541-1471 Phone ClassiCTurl for inter- 203 HElP WANTED Grosse POinte Farms CONVAlESCENT CAR. Neat appearance light lift- VIew, 757-noo SEEKING respollSJble, ener- DlNT All MEOICAl DRIVER wanted- expenenced Ing required seniors wel- QUAUFIED nurses aide Ref- NURSE. pnvate duty QUalifi- 30S SITUATION WANTlO getIc person to care for 2 dnver for executNe, 3 days PROFESSIONAL painters come DENTAL Hygienist- part time, erences Skilled help 2 catiOns Gena"c care Includ- HOUSE CLfANING n2-3345 children ages 12 & 8 after per week, nonsmoker, good wanted Must have at least possible full time 5t Clair days, 24 hour care 294- 109 AlzheImer's stroke & NAIL TechmC1an Booth for school and dunng summer dnvlng record, 2 work refer- 3 years expenence & C1Nn Shores office Call 775- 9369 cancer patients 8 to 12 CLEANING seMC9S carpets, ences Job Includes light of. rent Excellent working enVI- Must have rellClbletranspor- eqUipment Others need not 6320 hour shift References 521- Windows floors and more fice duties Contact Susan apply $10 to $15/ hour ronment 884-m5 tatIOn as drIVIng IS reqUired 3487 Bonded & InsUred Mike, College students welcome EXPERIENCED Dental Hygren- 20S HElP WANT£O L£GAL 815-2332 881-6700 ART & framing sales Art gal- n5-4371 ISl In Eastside Penodontal EXPERIENCED lady. work lery has Immediate need for 10 apply Please call 882- Grosse Pomte Public CHAIR rental available In office Call Monday thru Fn- SECRETARIAL. posrtlOn Mulll With elderty References, LIDIA'S Cleaning SeMC9- expenenced retail manager 7376 after 7 pm School System now has Grosse Pomte salon Rrst day 9 to 5 882-2233 attorney corporate law 01- full, part- time Housekeep- Residential & Commercial ResponSible person WIth SInER- part Ilme for toddler month rent Free 822-8080 fice Computer skills helpful Ing 881.5954 European slyie 884-5451 an excellent work hlS!ory,good Knowledge of CPR! Hetm- ORAL surgery assistant typing skills 50 wpm or bel- EMPLOYMENT FAMOUS Maintenance ISlook- color & d9Slgn sense Call IlCh FleXible hours Child needed Knowledge of den- ter Full benefits, whICh In- HOTLINE Ing for fuII time responsible Edrth at The Poster Gallery, onented Immediate Own tal office preferred 810-286- 207 HEll' WANTEO SAlES 207 HHI' WANTED SAl£S clude turtlon retmbursement Listmg aV81lable positions people WTlha valid dnvers 675-5211 transportatIOn References 8880 send resume to DaVid Field. and Information on apply- license to be part of our senous inqUires only ns- TEACHING posmon available 535 Gnswold, 2230 Buhl Ing for instructional and maintenance crews Apphca- 7009 MEDICAL a5Slstant, part time lIons being taken thru Apnl for pnvate prlHlChooV kin- Expenence for busy psychl- Bldg, Detrort, MI 48226 EXECUTIVE SALES non- Instructional oppor- dergarten Full aOld part HI! I'm 4 and my ~ster IS 2 Prvden!td In~uron~eond FlnonCiolServl~e~I~ olfenng ~oreer 984-4300 atrte praC\tee In the Grosse PART time ReceptIOnist. law ° tunrtles bmS 881-3460 We need someone to care opportUnity In Sole$ and Flnon~lal Planning Management POinte area Must have bill- office, 16 hours expen- 343-8888 COSMETOL.OGIST WIth clien- for us while Mom and Dad LANDSCAPE Lawn servtee Ing & computer background enced Call 881-6055 or opportunI',e~ avolloble for tho~e If1tere~led Expenence not te'e wanted for Grosse are at work You need 10 PICTURE Framer, e"ptofltl1lce help wanted Expenence 885-0052 881-4433 nece$soryo~ we offer ° complete Iralnlng program along WIth POinte Salon We proVIde love !ods. be a nonsmoker, helpful, not necessary helpful, n4-0090 o fu!l bene!.t pockoge 510rtmg ~olory Up !o $600 per week conltnued educatIOn Call have your own transporta- DENTAL. AssIStant- part time 18743 Mack Ave 881-3030 206 HEll' WANTED depending on quallflcahom Career Developmenl D'VI$lonfor 822-8080 TELEPHONE reservation posrtlon available for bnght, tIOn and references If thIS I'AltT.TIME southeaslernMlchlgon Call or send resume!o Mory Jo Borlo, COOKS- Part tlmel full time agents needed Part time, expenenced, hard working LOVE WORKING sounds like you. call 822- LUTCF Career Developmenl Mgr. Prudenllal Insurance & Appty In person lnsh Coffee memlng and evening shilts & conscientiOUSpersen Call JANITORIAL help for the WITH CHILDREN? 2673 after 5 FinanCialServICes,Cllnlon Profes~lonolB!dg, #101,1601019 Bar & Gnll, 18666 Mack, $6 per hour pius commis- 371-4510 Grosse POinte area 5- 11 a nanny Full timet Be part. GREAT opportunrty for some Mile Rd, Cllnlon Twp • MI 48038 Grosse POinteFarms sion ApplicaMnsi inter- MED~AL assls(art. part time pm $51 ho',r Please call time Must have expen- views Tuesday and extra money Need reliable (810\263.1628 fax (810)263-1182 WAIT STAFF for solo praettee Intemlst of- 353-0111 ence Good salary and Wednesday, between 1 and srt1er Call for details. 82t- Mountain Jack's IS now fice Call 885-1299 The PrudentI8I ~ benefits No fee 4 P m Splrrt Airlines, Irte t530 RELAX! accepting applications for Nanny Network 739-2100 18121 E 8 Moo Road Surte hi_a' I, the follOWing poSitions 100, Eastpomte, between .'.t_"I';" '.. ."aa. HANDYMAN and outSide i1.tEilli.SiiJiiilJ.SJiJ ,:;:; CONVAUSCENT CAII£ • Lunch Warts XE*~y and &dcoosfieJCI 7wml warm! WANT CONVALESCENT CAllE • DInner walts IIIdIInHndnce. minor repair, ADS • Cockta\1 W8itS very small yard Retiree pr9- THE Children's Home 01 De- ferred 839-1385 trort IS Iookmg for volunteer vrL~, ..tou. -- • Banquet Watts tutors to assiSt emotionally NOW HIRING Call In Full or part time positions Impaired children ages f). 18 Now Interviewing For bpenenced: PROFESSIONAL available Apply in person, years In all areas of aca- • Word Processors Early Monday thru Fnday WAITERSrwAITRESSES demics We need people • Mlcrosoft Word • Amlpro BUS PEOPLE WEDNESDAY, 8.5 between 200 pm & 4 00 from 4- 5 P m or after 6 30 • Wordperfect 5 1 • Wordperfect 6 0 24 twur Live In ServIces offers a complele HOSTt HOSTESS p m Please call Kyle for THURSDA Y, 8.5 P m 19285 Vernier Rd , • Lotus 1,2,3/ Excel + Graphics In home care program for the elderly at $90 per day DISHWASHERS more details at 886-0800 Harper Woods Plus Wlndow PllCkageswith these softwares FRIDAY, 8.5 VIi!h 15 year~ of experience we Will provide you COOKSI PREP COOKS ext 20 DATA ENTRY and KEYPUNCH OPERATORS CLASSIFIED MONDAY, 8.6 With onty competent canng indIViduals who are Day & evening shifts PART Ilme sales posItIOn In Immediate AssignmentsIn the Eastem Suburbs, Downtown DetrOit, New Center Arell & Medical Center All Ads Are Prepaid expenenced bonded and Insured Call today and ADVERTISING Apply In person between 3- Fisher Bldg craft galle;y Classified Aovertlslng FAX 5 P m Cafe Pavel, Retail backgrOUnd needed let u~ help care for the ones you love (313)343-5569 17001 Kercheval at Notre and must be available ev9- l»~~~~~s 372.8440 882.6900 VISAIMASTERCARD Dame (across from Ja- nlngs and weekends Call EOE Fax 343.5569 810-254-8407 or 810-755-3021 ACCEPTED cobson's) 873-7888

, _.--- ..--e-----.--...... -----..,.""t- ...... ------.. en MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTnvi';iC imAGE COtWDlSi:m I SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CO'~SUlTATION " Grosse Pointe News The Connection April 28, 1994 30S SITUATION WANT\D 400 ,MERCHANDISE .(4)4 GARAGE/YAIIO 404 GAIlAG£/YARD 404 GARIIGE/YARD 409 MJiCEllANEOUS . HOUSE WANING 401 APPLIANCES 40S ESTATE SALES , ANTIQUES IlASEMENT SAlES IIASEM£NT SAlES BASEMENT SAlES ARTIClES YOU found her! A woman who IT'S HERE! FRIGIDAIRE dishwasher MOVING Sale- Farr,dy room, WALNUT dresser matching actually UKES to dean and 26308 Cubberness, St Clair SALEI Self-clean stove, old HOUSEHOLD Sale Due to never used $275 Heavy dining room, liVIng room fur. twin headboard $215 Pine IS ettic1ent and thorough Shores, Apnl 30th, 9 to 4 trunks, lamps, golf balls our move to Europe EvelY. mlure, onenla! and coffee table, $85 Good con- References Brenda, 884- We've just received a Duty G E washer $90 rugs (between 1-94/ little Mack ($5 00 dozen), household thing must be sold Thurs- much, much more Appotnl- dition n4-8947 2722 container from England Heavy Duty Whirlpool gas off 10 mile) 2 Families OJ. miscellaneous Fnday, sat- day, May 5th, &9 pm 1246 pack full of unusual dryer, $100 eleclnc stove, ment only, 886-0194 nelte furniture, garden tools, urday, 9- 4, 20925 Bon Brae Maryland Grosse POinte THREE piece wooden handi- $120 886-5292 gas barbecue, Farberware (North of 101 West 01 Har- Park CARMEN'S antiques Includmg •• A WORLD CLASS •• cap ramp set $65 371- armOires, chests, slant top 10 broder, numerous household per) -E-S-TA-T-E-sa-Ie--F-nd-aY-~-'a-tu-r.6623 CLEANING 30" Slide- gas range, Ro- ANTIQUES EVENT per, chromel black glass SERVICE desks, pembroke tables, SOUTHFtELD Ilems ANTIQUES, elr & hand tools, day, 10 to 5 (Numbers at WALKABOUT treadmill, new Good condition $300 922- RUMMAGE Sale- St James old comiCS, ()jkes app!~ 9) Sunday, 11 to 3 15557 $600 882.7655 HOLIOA Y SPECIALII marble top washstands, MODERNISM 8325 Church, 170 McMillan Road, ances, fumlture, mJscella- Semrau, one blocK south of Staffordshire figures, blue EXPOSITION 10% Discount 1st time Grosse Pomte Farms Apnl neous 22027 Maxine, 8 1/2 Stephens, west of GratIot BAHAMA Cruise- 5 days! 4 & while china, MaJolica, WHITE G E electnc stove l Senior Citizen discount A Remarkable & 29, 10 am- 3 p m Mile between Harper & nights Underbooked Must brassware, dining tables & $75 12,000 BTU air COndi- • Reasonable Affordable GARAGE Sale-19658 Wood- Mack Sunday, 9- 6 ESTATE SALE selll $2791 couple limIted chairs, chimney pots, and tioner, $200 882-4t95 tickets 407-767-8fOO ext • References Sale of 20th side Apnl 29th 9 to 5 APRIL 28 29 30- 10 To 4 St Saturday April 30th, 11)..4 country pme Plus much ELECTRIC stove $6S Gas 4711, Monday thru Satur. • Expenenced Century DeSign Tru~dle cot household OSJr Shor~, 2B707 A~k- 35379 Downing Court more! Stop by todayl stove $95 Refrigerator day, 9 a m to 10 p m • Insured Items No early birds wood Beams collectIOn,re- Clinton TW6p • $110 Washer $100 Dryer APRIL 30, MAY 1 • Bonded Sa111-9 Sun 12-5 pleaselll cords, huge vanety of rtems Harper to Yorkshire, (1 BABY stuff Single! double Schmidt's $95 Nlcell DellvelY Call stroller, oak cnbJ mattress 584-n18 Southfield CIVIC Center GARAGE Sports Cards & SPRING Fever salel Saturday, block North of Shook, 293-2749 lots of baby toddler boy Antiques Evergreen Matchbox Car Salel Lots 01 8 to 4 Baby bed, $75 Car West on Yorkshire), left EXPERIENCED JANITORIAL ELECTRIC stove, 4 years ~d, clothes 717-4127,days 5138 W. Michigan Ave. children's things Fnday & seals, ladles mens and chl!- on Bunker Hili to Pamllng, plastenng, mamte- white! black glass door ex at 10 1/2 Mile Rd nance Hard working Ypsilanti, MI 48197 1-696 to Evergreen Saturday 83(}. 3 20740 drens clothing Much more" Downing Court. MOVING- highback couch and cellent condition $250 372. Ioveseat $225 Large stand Grosse POInte references (313)434-2660 $1 00 off With GPN ad Marter 15094 Glenwood, 0" Hayes Almost new 27" color lV, 3251 up freezer Like new $150 Reliable transportatJOll 417- Open Dally 9-5 and Information for April 29th GARAGE & Estate Sale- Fum~ 521-3238 maple krtchen set With 8978 GE stove. selt cleanmg oven. 445-2747 717.t201 Sunday 11-5 Preview Only ture diShes, linens, bed- SPORTS card sale, Apnl 30th, hutch, oak file cabinet, avocado $75 882-3349 ding, decoratIVe mrsce!la- 10- 5 545 Woods Lane formlCa desk, oak bed- TWO SchWinn bikes, $75 EXPECT THE Detroit Antique Mall 810-547.5716 E. electflC stove self clean- neous and ladllls large SIZe Grosse POinteWoods room set wrth full size each Good condition One 12,000 sq ft of Antiques o BEST Ing. like new 884-1526 GARAGE Sale- Appliances boutique clothes Thrursday. ------bed, Norman Rockwell Queen size headboard, pe- brand new bike knick KNOWN AND FAMOUS 25 Quality Dealers G E refngerator 881 2083 Fnday, Saturday. 9 am. 5 INDOOR Church Rummage plates, Bisque porcla," can finish. $100 One New Amvals Daily knacks etc 1891 Man- brushed brass and glass Old fashIOned European Both green p m 898 South Brys Dr, ~ ~=4 InK~~- figunnes (ballet), Fenton 313-963-5252 chester Blvd (between 0:: kllchen chandelIer $120 style house cleaning, WHI Kenmore washer $40 Grosse POinteWoods Apnl 29, 30 & Westmorland, books 10% OFF WITH AD re Mack! Harper) Saturday 822-6970 With Special personal at- Gas dryer GE WlTldowair Sunday, noon- 5 SATURDAV Only, 10- 5 ------galt"e, records, compo- ll tention done to your sat- ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES conditIOner $40 886-1935 Three piece green COlTlflr W':'RE clean 19 house Toys, nent stereo system, sm- BEIGE & cream Rattan love- GARAGE Salel Outstanding Isfaction Rehable, hon- MARKET- THE BRUSHER couch- $60, chair (rose) Ice skates, books, record gle bed 2 vacuum clean- seat, bookcase & coffeeta- G E refngerator, 19 cu ft, ex- selection of children's top b1e Rattan & glass like est & dependable SHOW Saturday & Sunday, $35, stand up freezer. $30 albums, tumtable, speakers y' ~ ." ~Ient conditIOn $3001best qualitv clothing biI(E'S toys boo wltn mattress & box M,iOy IrEJ8:oUresFnday, Sal- ars, ,afrlgar ..lor '" ",olta Mav 14th & 15th "".,... 4 new, $350 409-4857 E'l(~IIE'"t Grosse POlnle Must sell 821-3719 pm 5055 Ann Arbor Saline and miscellaneous house- spring- $25. mghtstand. urday 830 to 1 1329 Sea- Many kitchen Items references Insured & WHITE baby cnb Cot WIth full Road exit 175 off 1-94 Over hold Ilems Saturday, 9- 1 matchmg 9 drawer dresser consfield Everything must go bonded Workmen's 55 LeWiston (Dnveway on mattress After 6 p m 884- 350 dealers In qualrty arl- 402 AUCTIONS WIth mirror- $75, 4 ptece- GARAGE Sale, Saturday, Apnl Saturdaylll Lease Grosse POlnleBlvd} 6031 Comp Catl us anytllne to lIQues and select collecti- nlghtstand, desk, dressing 30th 10 a m Moving- Must expired. diSCUSS your IndIVIdual bles AdmlSSlOl1$4 26th ANTIQUE & Collectible Auc- ANTtQUES, furniture, paint- lable & chaIr- $100, unfin- sell" Houseware, fumlture, Please park in Vlstors IBM PC JUNIOR color monl. needs In detail season The onglnalll lIOn- Saturday Apnl 30th at Ings, computers, toys, IShad dresser- $25, round yard equipment 20385 Dan- spaces only" tor, pnnter, lots of software, books Mlsc Fnday & Satur- books, etc Hard dnve In 884-0721. FURNITURE refimshed, re- 6 p m (Vlewl11gat 5 pm) pedestal table- $15, dining bulY Lane For dlrecttons Numbers will be given Barkers 7676 Bluebush day. 9 to 5 3965 KenSing- need of some repair, $4001 Serving Grosse POinte paired, stnpped, any type of room table- $30 CASH call886-0194 out at 9 am Road (Downtown) Maybee, ton ONLY, 20831 Ridgemont, ------best offer 795-5022 after 6 Since 1985 We care caning Free estimates, 345- MI (Northeast of Dundee or Harper Woods between Har- GARAGE sale 128 L9Wlston 409 M1SCHlAN£OUS pm 6258,661-5520 MOVING SaJel25 ' ReA TV. more per and Mack Clothing, some tumllure ARTICLES northwest of Monroe) Start- preciSIOntools, PICniCtable FOR Sale- 1992 Motor home Manchester Antique Mall I11g With toys mcludmg ------Apnl 29, Fnday, 10 to 2 A Perfect PaIr ProfllSSlO118l WIth umbrella, snow blower. SPRING Cleaning Salel 28309 pm NO EARLY SALES' BEAUTIFUL, large "Peter 1992 car caddy, $800 1992 Housecleaning Service Antiques Collectibles Casey Jones pedal car, mce & lawn mower, kitchen set Grant, 11 Mile- 1-94 Baby ------Green" 011 painting, English moped, $700 1993 pop-up, antique furniture lamps, Double quality, half the bme 116 E Main, Manchester PrPC'~IJC::: MOmPnts. hot!~ .emo .,,"" ",~'Qn,,'" ""0 "I MULTl- Famllv aaraae <:;llA/ lanClscape Appralsec! at $3SOO Cdii 29& 1325 References Reasonable o-~jj 7 Day:>, iO TO 5 lUce gl~wdre & mlsc JaCK hold Items, clothing and f~rnrt~;'-ea;;is, "~bthe;. moving sale Rail;;; shine $4,000, must sell $2,400 & Bill Barker auctioneers rates Call Mary 885-4441 313-428-9357 much more Fn-OOU'4 Du MOUCHELLES I~or further mforIT'at1on, please cat! 343.9087 706-4999 Wili buy for cash or consignment BUYING MIse ITEMS ALSO PAINTINGS, Oriental rugs, paintings, jewelry, ANTIQUFS COLLECTIBLES ••I .d antique furniture, colleCtibles and 5 ---- QUALITY MENS, WOMENS & OLD PHOTOS FOSSILS '1(atfierine Ylrno{a works of art. ---- CHILDRENS CLOTHING. TOYS, ana associates 409 E Jefferson Ave F A M I L Y WE BUY BOOKS Detroit MI 48226 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. BIKES, AND LIBRARIES * 'Estate Safes (313) 963.6255 OR 9B3 6256 HOUSE SALE SOME FURNITURE. ANTIQUE * 'Moving Safes FAX If (313) 9B3 8199 771.1170 , I POSTCARDS, ANTIQUE BOOKS, JOHN KING * 5lpprazsafs (AcrosS from the Ren Cen} 961-0622 VALET PARKING ALL SALES DATES 770 NOTRE DAME One block SPORTS & FISHING * 1(eferences MIchIgan's Largest Saturday Apr. 30th'll 9,3 v';r;r~e EQUlPMENT,TOOLSl. Bookstore EXPERIENCED - PROFf.SSIONAL St RVICE •.. ..• • Cilp and Save lhls ad •

... April 28, 1994 Grosse Pointe News The Connection 409 MlSCELlANfOUS 409 MISCEllANEOUS 409 MISCfLlANEO S ARTICLES SOO ANIMALS 60t AUTOMOTIVE 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTlVf AIlTlCLES ARTlCLfS 60S AUTOMOTIVE ADOPT A PH CHItYSiEIl FORD I GENfllAL MOTOIlS fOREIGN MAHOGANY KLING mapla hutch Excellent COUCH Ioveseat & Very good ALL Breed Rescue- Want a 1992 Chrysler Plymouth mini 1989 PROBE LH, aulomatlc, INTERIORS COndition Must see to ap- condition Large above 1990 Pontiac Lemans LE, 2 1989 Nlssan Maxima, loaded, Pedigree? Call 981-3126 van, loaded, 30,000 miles, arr, 70000 miles, well main- precIate' $350 n1-4083 couch pamtmg, gold frame/ door, automallc, stereo, low Bose stereo moon roof, like new $14000 nl-l999 tained, onglnal owner (Fme Furniture ------NORTHERN Suburbs Animal miles $3,950 Rinke Cadil- much more $11,000 Call & Anllque Shop) AS low as $7210 quarterly for velvet 776-754 1 $4,700 882-5489 Welfare League- 754-8741 1992 Daytona ES lac 757-3700 8812142 506 Washington fau" Insurance on pick. l S. no- MOVING Sale Hentage dining Killens on Iy 773-6839 1988 Mercury Colony Park LS ups and vans owned by ser- LOADED, 29,000 miles, 1993 Cadillac SeVIlle- low mI- 1990 LEXUS, excellent condl- room, Henredon bedroom, stallon wagon Excellent Royal Oak, MI Vice contractors Also auto- well maintained Nice carl leage, taupe, leather, mint lion loaded $10,500 885- mlsc furnllure rugs, lamps PLEASE condition 66 000 miles (5 Blocks North of 696 mobileS, homes, contents $9,000 conditIOn $29,500 Call 772- 821-t523 $6,300 881-0093 06t7 Freeway at 10 Mlle. and hea"h Insurance at very DON'T DELA V! n5-1465 2543 1992 WI Caboolet Converti- Take Woodwardl Main low ratesl AI Thoms KING size walerbed $50 SPAY or NEUTER 1986 TEMPO 120,000 miles, 1988 DODGE Daytona 5 1984 BUick Skyhawk, 72,000 ble, tnple white, auto, air, Street eX11) Agency, 790-6600 Many extras 884-3437 YOUR PET TODA YI slill runs, cheap 884-5674 speed, new, brakes, muHler miles, air, crUise, stereo, au mint Must selill $11,900/ An altered pet IS a healthier Monday through Saturday ALMOST new king size bed- NEW wood blinds for bow WIer- & ballery Tuned up & Oil 1989 Ford Taurus LX wagon, tomaltc $1,200 882-8296 bast 886-3957 11 to 5 30 room set $2400 as new dew, 5 sectIOns, 70 'X 20 1/ and happier companion dark blue, loaded, leather changed Good conditIOn 19B9 BEREITA GT, 1 owner 1981 BMW 3201, good oondl- Closed Wednesday sale $1300 81G-816-0649 2' 296-2615 Also, It spares you the $2,200 Evenings 293-4145 59,000 genlle miles excel 41,000 miles 28M F I 6 lion, AlC 5 speed AMlFM, gnet and pain of haVing lenl condition 886-9330 and Sunday ATIRACTIVE sofa, excellent BIODVNE exerCise home gym 1991 Eagle Talon Super cylinder FUlly loaded New sunroof, aluminum wheels puppies and kittens de- New Shlpmentl condition, 2 HOlpolnte 5000 Unit, 21 different exercises clean, 53,000 miles 5 1985 Llnooln Towncar, $2700 llres, Ironl brakes & ex $2,400 886-7929 Too much to IIs1l BTU air condilioners, uphol- black $2,400 new Will sac stroyed when no homes speed, air, casseUe exce~ 882-4195 haust $6400/ besl offer 1992 Acura Vigor GS, loaded, Incredible mahogany china stered chair 884-7059 r1fice 886-1739 can be found Counl!ess lent oondltlon $8,6001 nego- 882-5625 19B6 LINCOLN Towne car leather 5 speed $19,500 numbers of sweet, Inno- tiable Andy days 343-8522 cablnetsl breakfronts, MAHOGANY table & chairs, DINING room set- frUitwood maroon velour upholstery POINTE Detallmg Intenor, ex 882-6097 after 5 cent httle ones are eu- Evenings, 81 ()'541-2706 marogany execlltlve rol~ top desk, oak chairs round table- oval With leaf New exhaust tires, heater tenor, engine, fUlly Insured 1985 TOYOTA Corolla 2 door, desks (Includes partners Motorcycles Bronze Re- SIX chairs, 2 leaves Large thantzed every day In 1984 Dodge 600ES convert\ oore shocks, trailer hitch $120 52&4874 air automatiC, crUise, amlfm desk), grandfathers 2 mlngton statues 881-1041 chma & server All wood shelters across the coun- ble, black gray leather High highway miles Mmt 1989 GEO Tracker 4x4, red Manufactured by White cassette Mint condilion grandaughters size PINCH PLEATED cream try because a pet wasn't loaded, luggage rack, well condition Muo,t sell $3500 With soft black top, 5 speed 884-0384 $2 400 882.£463 clocks, Inlaid mahogany sheers 83 112" long x 64 ' spayed or neutered If maintained $3,500 882 3723129 CD player aean $5 200 or 2526 1988 Porsche 924 S, excellent bachelor chests, old wKie & 81" long x 36" wide BLUE Velvet oouch and! or we cut down on Ihe 1993 Topaz, low mileage Fully best nB-5387 oondl!lon Ready for sum- Chippendale highboys Custom rods that fit sheers 10Yeseat Chesl of drawers numbers of unwanted lit- 1989 LeBaron convertible ab- loaded white/gray gray In 1988 Cadillac Sedan DeVille mer fun $7,000 886-1806 and very tall chest on $125 TInted mirror With be- Refrigerator May tag ters being born, we Will solutely mint condition tenor $12500 or best 881 63,000 miles loaded, new 1989 Mazda AX7 GTU Sport chest, fabulous mahog- veled edge 4 112 ' x 7' washer Electnc dryer 882 also cut down on the 36,000 miles LeaVing State 8435 aluminum wheels, tires, Edltton low mileage, great any banquet & traditional $150 885-8933 5681 number of abandoned, Musl sell $8.500 firm 371 clean $8200 n5-5851 603 AUTOMOTIVf condl/Jun $7900 or best of- size dining room tables, 36" square butcher block ta- ETHAN Allen "Hentage' oor lost and unwanted aOl- 0108 GENEItAl MOTORS 1983 Chevrolet Impala, 4 door fer 884-8145 mals to destroy solid mahogany dintng ble, 4 chrome and cane ner hutch excellent condl- 1991 Plymouth Grand Voyager VB needs trans Dependa- 1984 SEVILLE, onglnal owner, 1990 Mazda Mlata convertI- room chairs, (Chlppen- ChBlrs, $85 884-5737 tlon $325 n2-2079 WE WILL BE HAPPY TO LE, excellent conditIOn ble transportation $595 no rust, no accidents, no ble red air A package dale, Queen Anne, Hep- PAIR of onyx horse head DINING room, beautiful formal PROVIDE ADVICE 65 000 miles $10000 or 882-9436 ledlu:. EXt..ellem conditIOn. mini, stored Winters, 28,000 plewhlte, Duncan Phyle booktlrld:. Pair 01 lade Har,la9" IdOle, 8 cnalrs, 2 as well as a best 331-0023 119,000 miles $2500 886- ALLANTE, 1989, pearY red, miles $10,200 882-2424 LIST OF ECONOMICAL more), claSSIC buffets bookends China set Wall leaves, large china cabinet 1984 Daytona Turbo, excellent 5938 two tops, 80K highway 1993 CIVIC EX OOUP6 5~, and Sideboards on legs, sconces, gold elfs from So- Like new $4500 651-1964 SERVICE SOURCES condrtlon red, must see miles, CO, presl lo 19n Cutlass, alarm $600 or air, sunroof, loaded Excel- small house desks, sec- merset 574-9037 GOLF woods, Irons, bags Call us at: $2700 5264874 $18,900 885-2701 or 885- less 885-7476 between 5 lent COndltlO!1 $11,950 882- retary desks (Federal DREXEL Hentage bar stools Reasonat'le 23510 Play- 5623 & 891-7188 1985 Dodge Anes 4 door, and 9 pm 6097, after 5 ChIppendale), mahogany 3. (6 months old), tradillonal: View, St Oal( Shores, one Anti-Cruelty Association 54 000 miles, very good 1993 Cadillac Fleetwood 1985 CHEVROLET Capnce 9 1980 FIAT X-19, low miles, like bedroom sets (1 With 4 pub table Half pnce 886- block north of MasoniC Fer- condition $2,200 or besl of Brougham leather, 12,000 ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY passenger wagon 115K new, maroon $3,000 or poster bed), carved 2461 day through SUnday fer 884-1999 miles new condllton, factory 548-1150 Monday- Fnday 9- clean $1,500 n4-7294 best oHer 810-n2-4484 French bedroom set, -SO-L-O-H-o-m-e-\-D-In-ln-g-se-t,-5O-'sWATERFALL Art Deco bed- warranty $25.500 Rinke 5,754-8741 weekends 1987 Co" Vista Wagon 4 Cadillac, 757-3700 19B5 Honda Accord LX, 5 carved Chippendale bed- chromel Formica set, fire- room set bed, dresser, vaer- wheel dnve, air, 5 speed, 1987 Pontiac Safan wagon POODLE Rescue has Toys, speed, 78 000 miles, sun- room set more Chlppen- place fixtures! electnc logs, Ityl mirror, chair Excellenl AMlFM, 75,000 miles, good Loaded, good condition 1989 Cadillac SevIlle- Immacu- Mint and Standard Poodles roof $2850 810-n3-3547 dale camelback sofas, IMng room chatrs, plctures oondltlOn $895 824-3109 condillon, dependable $4,000 821-3848 late, while Wl1h red Intenor, ready for adoption 255- after 530 French sofas, wing back yard tools, child's tablel SIDEDRIVE gate, 9' cyclone, 6334 $2,500 or best 886{)314, 1989 CELEBRITY- 4 door. 4 $11,900 Call n6-5465 chalr, occasional chairS, chBlrs Make offer 881- pOwpr mower lawn ro::er, 324-5475 cylinder, 63,000 miles, 1993 Pontiac Sunblfd SE con- 1987 Yugo GV, 50,000 miles hand palmea <:leco Vinyl porch awning 884- HOME ':.;tarmary Service art _a_7_g.,_~ 1988 LeBaron Coupe Premier, whllel burgundy mtenor $500 823-2223 Open datly 'til 7 Sunday af- \/ertlble 6 cylinder, auto. alf, vanrtyl desk, large ma- DINING room- Beautiful tradl- 2665 loaded leather, 65,000 Great conditIOn $4,400 7,000 miles All power op- ternoons 790-0233 1983 MERCEDES, 380 SL, hogany drum table W1th tlonal mahogany double GOLDEN oak dining table, miles, dealer maintained 294-4688 tlOnsl Perfecll $13 750 both tops, excellent condI- bookcase compartments, pedeslal table, 6 chairs, WIth 2 extension leaves 2 FREE to good home 4 krttens, $5,6001 offer 885-5583 Rinke Cadillac, 757-3700 1990 Cadillac SevIlle, gray on tion Call 313-521.2399. onental rugs Oil palnt- china cabinet $2,500 Chip- arm chairs 4 Side chatrs 8 weeks old Medium length 1983 Chrysler New Yorker, gray 44,500 miles, $12,000 1991 Chevrolet Capnce, 4 fur 884-1466 1986 Nlssan Pulsar NX, Sllrt- lOgs, 011lamps, more CI;~ :ooballl~Or;; ~~:~~' leave message, good condilton, low mileage Call after 5 p m 882.£262 door, loaded, c1eanl $9,400 ~~:c~ rool new llres, very PUPPY OBEDIENCE good 545-4110 mahogany ~urved glass ----- _ $1,900 684-3559 1990 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, Rinke Cadillac, 757-3700 10 weeks-4 1/2 months cond~lon $1,900 526-4874 SOLID wood doors wrth pew- breakfront china cabinet 48' LEBARON 1988- 2 door, auto- 52,000 miles leather, excel- 1993 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, 410 MUSICAL INSTfiuM-ENTS ALSO, ADULT ter hardware, many Sizes, WIde. $1,200 Drop leaf ta- malic, power doors, WIer- lent condition $12500 Ask loaded, leather, factory war- 606 AUTOMOTIVE DOG OBEDIENCE for Gary 343-6000, 939- JEEPS/4.WHEEl glass mirror 52"x74" ($40) ble, 6 ChBlrs, buffet $1,350 USED PIANOS dows, steenng New llres ranty $21,500 Rinke Cadil- Child's 8no games table Beautiful 72" WIde Shearton For Information 111,000 miles $3,000 886- 9679 lac, 757-3700 1993 Wrangler, 6 cylinder, 5 Carolyn House ($20 ), oak rocker ($45 ) carved & burled mahogany Used Spinets-Consoles 4985 1988 BUICK Regal Custom, 604 AUTOMOTIVE speed most optIonS, lesS 886-1935 Sideboard $1,200 Small Upnghts & Grands 884-6855 1985 LEBARON 4 cylinder, medium blue, excellent coer- ANTIQUE/ClASSIC than 10,000 miles, $14,2001 ------walnut office desk, small 111- ABBEY PIANO CO VOLUNTEERS For AnimalS excellent condition, new dillon $4,000 417-8913 Best n~ TUNTURI StBir Master Row- laid mahogany server ROYAL OAK 541-6116 has dogs & pupptes aYaI~ tires, new air, $1,500 821- MG m 1953, frame up re- Ing machine, after 6 pm Queen Anne lowboy, end 1983 BUick Electra limited, CHEROKEE 1989 LTD, 4.0 n- able Call 463-2154/ n3- 3960 stored, new red leather Inte- 884-6031 tables, carved mirror and excellent condition, loaded ter, lull power, 4 door, PIANOS WANTED 0954 nor, rebUilt engtne, excellent LEBARON, 1985, Town & $3500 Call after 5, 294- leather, extra clean WANTED to purchase- mahog- more All fumrture IS high TOP CASH PAID condillon A dnvers carl BOUVIER Rescue always look- Country (Woodey) ConvertI- 4551 $10,995 886-4207 any IWln SIze bedroom set quality, excellent condition PIANO lor Sale- Gnnnelt SPI- Asking $11,900 8824628 Ing for worthy homes 886- ble, loaded, 31,000 miles, wrth 2 headboards, must be 407-3228 net Has been cared for- 1992 OLDS Achleva SC 1987 Jeep Wrangler Hard lop, 8387 & 88H)200 Ronda car, like new, one 01 1975 Formula Trans Am, re- In good condrtIOn 884-3068 TENNIS-PRINCE Synergy tuned every year and plays 25,000 miles, AMIFM cas- new soft top, BNKI top, Very a kind 882-2691 selle, air, fold down rear stored, frame up custom "28" mld-plusl new Pnnce well Custom made cabinet TRI County Collie Rescue clean $6,400 n6-9884 ENTERTAINMENT center/ seal, power WIndows! locks black, 455 ClD, automatic TOpspln stnngs, used 5 882-8566 after I) pm or Collies lor adoption Fence 602 AUTOMOTIVE wardrobe, tradrtlonal, cherry, shift krt $3,600 882-6396 1992 EAGLE TALON Whrte, times $70 882-3883 308-0687 ,squired Call for Infonna- FOliO ASS Excellent oondltlon excellent condtllon $275 mmt condllion Loaded lion 699-1815, 528-2442, $11,500 822-7849 1968 CHEVELLE 88EX>423 MADAME Alexander dolls BRAMBACH 5' grand. nIce 1989 TAURUS LX, buckets $104001 best 781-4614 ------362-4148 1992 CADILLAC Se-I\\le Polo car red Wllh blaCK "'lena< PresIdent's WIVes (36).,,,GW-, , lone llntlALJe fimsh $975 or console, \{laoed Showroom MERGING 2 households, seil- no rust, mint condll!on 1984 GMC Jimmy, sunroof rent market value $3,700 besl 499-1344 Condition 97K miles, green Sharp, 3Ok, $22,900 Ing many great Ilems Bed- $8,000 or best Call Ryan alarm, clean $3OOOJ Best 50 l BIRDS FOR SALE $4,500 881-2134 Days, 686-8080 Evemngs, room set, queen maUress & plus Best offer 313-884- BALDWIN, Yamaha, Young 790-2072 293-0053 884-3437 spnngs Refngerator, May- 4273 Chang & other fine pianos 1992 Ford Escort, 2 door, air, HAND- fed Cockaltels, all 1985 Ponhac Grand Pnx LE, 2 1970 Cadillac convertible 1987 JEEP tag washer & dryer, chBir Classified Advertising From $895 Bench, tuntng red Less than seven tho [J- types Including Silver & WhI- door, 62,000 miles $5,000 63,000 mIles, looks, runs CJ5 882-4893 after 6 p m delivery & warranty tn- sand miles Come see for ______882-6900 cluded MiChigan Plano Co teface, splits aVailable Also, firm 772-3178 100 miles on rebUilt yourself $7,800 882.£884, excellent $4,500/ best offer 1994 Parakeets for sale 885-7182 engme. Rberglass body 548-2200 Open 7 Days atter5 pm 1983 BUICK LeSabre, under n6-7483 405 ESTATE SALES 405 ESTATE SAlES 31,000 miles V-8, 2 door, 1942 Cadillac army general $2,000 1 Best. For more 41t OFFICE/BUSINESS 1987 ESCORT LX stereo, clean Must see to staff car (less molor), proJSCt Informalton 296-0288. Ask EQUIPMENT 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS red, original owner, beheve $2,500 881-0003 car $2500 or best 885- for Mitch FOR SALE excellent condition, PRESTIGE HOUSEHOLD SALES EXECUTIVE 6' desk, 9 anl1que 1985 Cadillac Clmmaron, high 1236 DOG Obedience, day & eve- automatic, air, 1984 CJ7, 68K miles, hard- 1M vs hcmt/Ie yoe POlole \1148230 removal seats 22 mpg I • I For Your convenience In Super condilion 76 000 13569 JOS. CAMPAU "t..lld ~ ct-. .... 1l~ olCct'plrd Lln!lllOOpm Thu~,v \hy ~ 199-t Pt)('(h!'r"lII,.,t\h(Vl' Newer tires sunroof cruISe, space reservation please miles A\ann AIr 5 speed ('('nlflrd' ,h'd (In I... <;Crd '-('akd hllh 10 \rhK'lt ".aIr\, ck) B P \1Urph ... 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INSURED BONDED 22000 Greater Mack • At ROsedal~• St. Clair Shores "6-00&0 .J Thursday, April 28, 1994 YourHome Page 11 Classified Advertising 113 NORTHEIlN MICHIGAN 110.' LAKE/IlIVEIl HOMES 100 !lOUSES FOR SALE .03 CONDOS APTS FlATS 103 CONDOS/APTS/FlATS .03 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS HOMIS HOUGHTON Lake- by owner LAKESHORE VilLAGE SHORES STARTER- Nice TWO bedroom, 1 1/2 baths 4 WOODBRIDGE 1019 Town- CHECK like new 3 bedroom, 2 3 bedroom Ranch In 9/ years old All appliances house, 2 large bedrooms 2 Fabulous, update 2 bed- THE bath, large family room, Jefferson area $55,000 plus washer & dryer, 2 car car attached garage room upper New Win- (2Bx24) Attached garage FHA available (27Han) attached garage Full base- $99 500 790-1176 Open dows, new carpet, new Resource Pages natural gas heat, 75 feet on ment WIth firushed area SHORES RANCH- Cute 3 Sunday 1- 4 kitchen With dishwasher For A scenic canal WIth direct ac Move- In conditIon, 21 & bedroom with finrshed Great courtyard localiOn, cess 10 lake Asking Romeo Plank area $9B 500 CLINTON Township- 181 Gar- QUICK pool & clubhouse BI9 $119000 517-366-8176 basement Including 2nd 2284945 field End Unit, 2 bedrooms, full bath and gas fireplace 1 5 bath, basement appl' pnce reduction Reference Guide ST. Clair Shores, lakefront Many extras $74,900 ances, central air, pool, car- To 115 OUT OF STATE PROPERTY complex, end umt, deck at- Stieber Realty (49Ple) port, tenniS court $57,500 n5-4900 BY OWNER tached garage, 2 bedroom, 286-2726 GOLF Condo- Blue Ridge SHORES CONDO- Two 2 1/2 baths, dining room, CLINTON TWSP. & REALTOR Mountains, North Carolina bedroom 1st floor 11/ fireplace finished basement lovely 2 bedroom town- LISTINGS OF (ApnO 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Harper area $48,900 land $139 000 OI'mer, 616-599- lakeshore Village Condo fireplace, whirlpool $4,500 house, 1 112 baths fin- HOUSES contract terms (10ElE) 2559 Open Sunday 12 TO 5. 313-482-5835 Ished basement, air, ap- & century 21 Avid 778-8100 FOR Sale $69,900 or Rent 22943 Gary Lane. pliances, pnvate court $775 month Two bedroom, CONDOS 117 REAL ESUTE WANTED Low 70's Walk to Fern- two full baths. central air Tn at are currently on the 1101 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 2 bedroom towhnhouse RIVieraTerrace, 9 Mile and hill Golf Course marketlllll New kitchen Newly fin- Call 882.£900 for more In- CASH SHARE 1,100 square feet Jefferson 731-13335call af- ST. CLAIR SHORES Ished sbasement Neu- fonmatlon FOR HOMES Modem colOnial burldlng In ter500 pm Estate Sale Sharp, 2 bed- tral decor Newer central FAX Serving Area Since 1938 St OalT Shores All ameni- LAKESIDE Estates, SpaCIOUS room, laundry room In air Motivated seller 343.5569. ties Included 771-3888 lake frant Condo, upper unrt All new appliances Stieber Realty unit, 2 bedroom, 2 full QUiet courtyard, pool. n5-4900 health Club $63,500 Garport, move- In condl- St. Clair 102 COMMEIlCIAL PIlOPEIlTY baths, must see $240 {)()() With river view 2 poSSible, 822-4334, 779-4147 tron $49,000 810-790-4179 3 bedroom secluded home 119 CEMETEIlY LOTS WARREN MEDICAU MORAVIAN Meadows condo (2 miles north of 5t Clair 131 VanDyke Updated 1 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE 2 bedrooms 2 full baths 2 ST Clair Shores sharp cus- Inn) Zoned multiple Extra St. John Cemetery bedroom, lower level Pn- New construction, up to car garage natural fire- tom bUilt 2 bedroom bnck lot for RV or boat parking Fraser- property for 2 vate basement Appli- 14,000 square feet, place full basement end Ranch Condo Featunng Workshop, covered brick piUS stone umt ranch 1 400 sq It ances, Window treat- pnme 5t Clair Shores Finished basement and 2 patiO, overlooking river $975 or offer $120000 463-2385 car garage Pnced to sell ments, air $44,900 location Owner motivated 939-9473 lucldo & ASSOCIates, Lee Real Estate, ask for REAL ESTATE Pat Knoblauch $116,900 120 IUSINESS 882.1010 Harvey 771-3954 DEADLINE Real Estate One COLDWEll BANKER OPPORTUNITIES FRIDAY, NOON!! 309-6607. 296-0010 JOACHIM REALTY "RECESSION PROOF" 103 CONDOS / AP15/ flATS 1100 HOUSES FOR SALE 329-9036 Please call 882-6900 LAKESHORE Village condo, Fnto Layl Nestlel Sodas I Visa or MasterCard 23334 Edsel Ford Ct All FOR SALE OR RENT BY Owner- 19646 Fleetwood Proven vending machines appliances washer, dryer 1 bedroom Condo must be accepted. Georgian Bay on Bruce No seiling $2K- $12K new WindOWS, air newer seen 886-2650 Land can Penmsula 25 miles south month reallstlcl Investment ST. CLAIR SHORES carpetJ pamU kitchen end Three bedroom bnck Ranch, :::.f Tobermory, Ontano reqUired 80Q-821-8363 tract aVailable '00 HOUm FO~ SALE umt $64 000 offers wel 2 car att garage, family room All season lake front cob- day or evenrng RANCH- 22821 ShoreView(13/ &. filllshed basemen! for cornel 776-4497 ble stone style retreat Jefferson), 2 car garage $92,000. BIG $$$ Vendmg Snacks! S-4400 au MORTGAGES! YOUR LAND CONTRACTS 107 INVESTMENT PltOPlltTY REAL ESTATE Grosse Pointe NEED CASH? ADVERTISEMENTS FIVE unit Nor1heast Delrolt We L.'Jymortgages trust Excellent cond,t,on and cash deeds & noles nallonwlde Please Include your Visa or flow Cash only lerms 774- Park MasterCard number, ex 4812 Heilig Funding International South of Jefferson plratlon date, name, ad- Call 314-432.7540 dress, phone number loa lAKE/RIVER HOMES Call refunded Four Bedrooms, 3 full baths, 1st floor powder room, all new signature & claSSification REAL ESTATE appliances, large master bedroom With master bath natural LEXINGTON, 107 lakefront wrth ad copy Refer to fire place, kitchen With eatmg space Entire house recently Colomal deck overlOOking DEADLINE our claSSified rndex tor Lake Huron 3 bedroom 3 FRIDAY, NOON!! deadline rates & Infor decorated - neutral colors bath 3 years old 24x36 ga Please call 882-6900 matlon rage $295000 313-372 Visa or MasterCard Asking- $247.000 Call 822-7414 5558 accepted FAX 343-5569

MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION f, SfRVICES. SYSTEMS • CONSUL1ATlON Page 10 YourHome Thursday, April 28, 1994 Classified Advertising , 100 HOUSES fOR SAlE aoo HOUSES FOR SAU ~OQ HOUSES fOR SALE .00 HOUSES FOR SALE .00 HOUSES FO~ SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE BY OWNER EASTPOINTE. Oean, 3 bed- GROSSE POinte Farms- 3 bed- ST Clair Shores- Brand new 3 OPEN SUNDAY, 1-4 OPEN Sunday, 2- 5 New Of. Large spraWling ranch In room bnck front ranch Fin- rooms, 2 baths, completely bedroom ranch, 1 112 bath 788 WOODS LANE fenng Lovely semi cape Ished basement, 2 car ga- updated With hardwood desirable area 1,150 square feet WIth 3 car Grosse Pointe Woods cod In excellent area 3 bed- rage $68,900 Open to Professionally decorated floors, thermal pane Win- garage 343{)986 rooms, 2 112 baths, Irvmg offers Agent, 886-8710, Move-In conditIOn The dows and extra large lot room, dining room, family 882-1004 $152,000 882-4064 NEFF/ East Warren GIVe a floor plan makes this a STOP LOOKING AND room off large krtchen, plus way 3- 4 bedroom ranch EASTPOINTE- Reduced for HANDY MAN SPECIAL 2 unfimshed rooms (could perfect house for OeanJ modem throughout PREPARE TO MOVE" qUick sale Buyer couldn't Three bedroom bnck Bun- be bedroom or second floor entertaining LIVIng room 1 112 bath, farmly room, fin- ThiS beautiful home has qualify 3-4 bedroom bock laundry} Quality construe. with fireplace adJoins galow, Cadieuxl E War. Ished basement, garage been updated and ranch, corner court lot tlOn Many fine features formal dlnmg room. Large ren area, 1,400 feet plus Good area $22,200 mort- beautifully decorated Many extras $79,900 n4- 1430 Yorktown, Grosse modern kitchen, spacIous basement and garage gage, more If LC Broker, 2932 throughout Pomte Woods 885-5489 family room with fireplace Great opportunity for the 810-678-3454, 810-664- and wet bar 3 bedrooms, 6120 RADNOR Bock bunga. nght person $31,900 1551 WARREN low, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Great family home 4 bed- 2 full baths, 2 half baths 886-2965 "SPARKUNG CHARMERI" 3 • 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, air, fireplace, appliances, Master bedroom has a bedroom bnck ranch In 2 1/2 car attached garage room bnck quad 2 full Immediate occupancy Open Sunday 1- 4. baths Family room, 32 x huge bath with bUilt-m $41,500 By owner 884- Grosse POinte Schools • Mutschler kItchen With 16 ,"ground pool drawers and closet 9872 HARPER WOODS Large updated kitchen CIA, sub zero refngerator, Jenn Lower level has family 2 car Tantem garage Large Alre range and micro bUilt $108,500 20516 Roscommon Sharp, yard, wood deck As!< for room wrth fireplace and 957 Lmcoln, Grosse POinte In Pat Knoblauch Dana or Bob at m-4940 large bar area There's Oty 3 bedroom Tudor clean Large 3 bedroom • Custom raised panel Real Estate One (GP-55ANI} Coldwell Gourmet kitchen, family bnck bungalow Wlth farn- 309-6607 296-0010. also a pool room, bed- Banker SchWettzer Real Es- famJly room room, 1 t 12 baths, formal Ily room & natural fire- room, laundry room, fur- late • secunty system and GROSSE POinte Woods, 1843 dmlng Refinished hardwood nance and storage place 2 full baths, 2 car. automatic sprinklers Hunt Oub Bungalow, 3 & newer carpet throughout, rooms Newer fumance finished basement Call • ProfeSSional landscaping bedrooms, alf, deck Great large lot New 2 car garage GROSSE POinte Farms TIm Brown Century 21 locatlonl $111,000 Open Wlth central air, humldr- 436 Lothrop and decorating $159,800 Homeowner's AM n1-9090 Sunday 2- 5 Owner 884- fier and air punfier Concept n6-4663 • Plus mUCh, much 3 bedroom, 1 bath brick 3379 $310,000. ELEGANT French style home morel!! near Lake 24 Woodland colomal, den, 1/2 bath, 682 S Renauld CJassified Advertising BY owner. Custom bnck Shore Dr, Grosse POinte basement, natura) fireplace (Just off Morningside) 882-6900 ranch, Harper Woods Open Shores 3 112 baths 3 bed- hardwood floors, 2 car $244,900 • Shown by For Appomtment call House May 1st, 12 4 rooms, very large rooms garage, secunty system appOintment Retail AdvertiSing 885-3815 t9676 Woodland 527-4245 Call 882-5514 $134,500. 882-3469. 510-7103 for information 882-3500

ENJOY THE LAKE THIS , , / SUMMER from this stunning OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY, May 1 home on Lake 51. Clair E,ery detaU of thl~ home has been lovingly reconstrncted and an Incredible addItion tops off SPACIOUS RANCH - QUIET STREET Ihls contemporary In SI. Clair You must see It In beheve It I Bnck Shores. There's a lirst floor three bedroom has large hvmg room master bedroom ~It!: :; cus- with fireplace, dmmg room wuh tom batb, family room ~lth buIlt-ms, large closets throughout cathedral ceiling, slllte of the Great eJlilras mclude heated Flonda -'- art kitchen, access to the lake room. brand new finIshed basement side deck Crom every room, with half bath NIce sIze yard With and custom den/office with pallo. $112,9001 Not a dnve by computer center. $575,000 Come In and see for yourself CHAMPION ~BAER! INC. 1986 Stanhope - GPW 102 Kercheval Ave., Grosse PoInte Fanns, MI48236' 884-5700 Open 2--5

RANCH CONDOMINIUM - NEAR LAKE MOllvated owner ha~ pnced thIS pracllcally new umt well below the compelluonl Open and aJrY two bedroom features hvmg room WIth flreplace, dmmg room. Iotehen With ealm~ A IInr'1HP, ch.arming colen:::;.! spacr, cCiiu41 wr, ba.:>emenL, .....

built by a bUilder for hImself. attached garage Low \ \ < : Bnck courtyard patio; vaulted $75/Mo mamtenance Well \\ '1' ' cellmg 10 hving room, paneled pnced at $99.900 North 'ti family room With brick floor, Shore Villas .West of Jefferson. off Masornc ~ powder room and a private (13112 Mtle) bath for each of the 3 bed- rooms. 1st !loor laundry, large breakfa.<>t room, central NC, 1100North Drive near lakefronl park. SCS Call Wally Toles. Open ]-5 187 EARL COURT, G.P, FARMS 885-2000 or 881.0703 COIDWEI.LBANKER SCHWEITZER RFALFSfATE PIKl',RE.\L EST.\TE CO\IP.-\\Y- 8H:)-,9i9 " ~~.... c

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ON THE COVER ATTBNTION BUYERS! 567 LAKESHORE DRIVE The Bare Fact Is ••• ... unless you work with a GROSSE POINTE SHORES BUYER'S AGENT, your agent most IF ORDINARY JUST WON'T DO, this stunning likely is an agent of the seller! Colonial with gorgeous Waterviews should be yours! ALL real estate agents can With summer fast approaching ... why not have your own • Locate and show properttes • DISCUSSfmancmg optlOns • Coordmate private park? • ProVIde housmg data • Prepare and present offers c10smg detatls However, only a BUYER'S AGENT prOVides these additional services. The grounds are beautifully landscaped with the rear • Negonate With the seller or analysts to venfy proper pncmg • Keep your pnce grounds featuring a built-in pool, jacuzzi, gazebo and seller's agent for the best pnce • Adv,se and counsel you as buyer mtennons and terms • Represent you whlle showmg confldennal from patio, perfect for entertaining large groups, or just sitting • Prepare a compennve market unlisted propertIes the seller back and relaxing at pool side. Truly a healthy way to live. CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMf.:I'IT WITII ONE OF OUR SPECIALlSTSJ In addition this home features every amenity CENTURY21 EAST, INC. 886 ..5040 imaginable; five bedrooms, five and one half baths, a large family room, beautiful library (26x15) with leaded glass doors leading to a lakeside terrace, formal dining room Announcing that overlooks the premium rear grounds, first floor laundry room, four natural fireplaces, finished basement Terry A. Gurzell with a second kitchen, central air, three and one half car hasjoined our Grosse Pointe Hill Office. garage, and... Terry comes to us WIth a strong backgrOl ad In lhe reSIdential mortgage busmess m whIch she worked The second floor master suite is breathtaking complete for over nme years. combmed wnh her real eSlale with waterviews, a walk-in closet that is the size of most expenence whIch began m ColumbUs, OhlO In 1977 bedrooms, plus four additional bedrooms, immediate Havmg been raised m Grose Pomte. you'll probably occupancy... impeccably maintained. recogmze the talented and knowledgeable Terry Phol0 by Rosh SLllars Gurzell, daughter of Elame and Ihe lale Charles R Jenks FORA PRIVATE SHOWING CALL JIM SAROS SCHWEITZER. zOO,! : . -... REAL ESTATE Jim ~aros A8~Y nc. l1liRESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI • 886-9030 Grosse Pointe Hill Office. 885.2000

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G.P.FARMS G.P, FARMS G.P. WOODS 406 BARCLAY 312 RIDGE 708 BIRCH LANE $223,800 $175,000 $235,000 Semi-ranch' 3 bedroom Five Bedrooms!! Colomal3 bdnn • 2 \12 balh Conlemporary styled Near Kerby School FamIly Room With DpeCod Updated Counlry KItchen Dihedral Ceilmg 2 full baths 3 full baths Immed,ate Occupancy LOVING CARE STOP LOOKING Updated Counlry Kllchen Full bath In teC room Greal Floor Plan Family Room' Cleanl Has been laVished on thIStruly elegant award winning brick AND LISTEN! and stone tudor. Fabulously Take advantage of owner's G.P.SHORES maintained Re'ax in erthf>rthe price adjustment to complete HARPER WOODS HARPER \\

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Now that spring IS here and we reduce much of the problem by not ances at the same tIme; It IS then odIcally bnngmg new, clean fresh w111soon be openmg the wmdows usmg any of your pre-exlstmg m- adjusted to the proper amount of aIr mto your home. and doors, It's time to thmk about SIde air. aIr you are exhaustmg The Skuttle 216 IS readIly avaIl- fresh aIr makeup and negatIve The best solutIOn IS to install a Now, when an applIance comes able. My fIrm, Flame Furnace Co., handles It, as do most other heat pressures m your home make up aIr umt that IS connected on, the arr that IS needed in the During the long cold winter, drrectly to your heating system home IS drawn m through the mg and coolmg companIes. The in- whIle you thmk your house IS The most popular and recom- Skuttle unit, mstead of the WIn- stalled cost typically runs between $250 and $325. sealed tIght, it's not Every tIme mended unIt IS the Skuttle 216. dows, doors, etc. By the aIr commg your furnace, hot water heater, This unit mounts on your cold air in through your cold air return, it If you have any heating or cool- kItchen or bath fans turn on, you duct with an insulated pipe run- IS immediately filtered by your fur- ing questIOns, contact me at Flame Furnace Co at 527-1700. Next exhaust aIr to the outside. TIns aIr mng to a dryer-type vent to the nace filtenng system and then con- must be replaced somehow. Where outside of your home Inside, the dItioned or dehUInldified. You also, month we will talk about starting does It come from? It comes in Skuttle has a mechanIcal damper as a bonus, know that you are pen- up your aIr conditioner. through windows, doors, cracks m (non electric) with two weights the walls, holes m your roof and Once instaIled, these weights are down to your fIreplace chImney adjusted for your home by turning on all poSSIble exhaustml{ appli- Has your home ever emitted 1311 S. Oxford, Grosse Pointe Woods odors from the fIreplace when It is Three bedrooms, large 30 to 40 degrees outsIde and over- family room with vaulted cast and a day or so after haVIng a YoutHome maga z'ne ceilings and skylights, fIre III the fIreplace? Do you feel a "breeze" around windows and WYING SEllING GARDENING IMPROVEMENT custom designed terrace, doors? ThIS IS the "make up" air Published by Mutschler kitchen, pro- commg mto your home Anteebo Publishing, Inc. fessionally landscaped, 96 Kercheval, security system, fmished When thIS air sneaks mto your Grosse Pomte Farms MI 48236 basement, central air, home, It IS unheated (or uncooled) John Minnis - Editor new Anderson windows. and unfiltered. There are several Excellent condition. ways to greatly reduce these drafts 882-0294 The first IS to mstall a high-effi- Display Advertising Price: $230,000 clency furnace and hot water 882-3500 heater that use the outside aIr for Real Estate Resource Open Sunday 12 - 4:00 • 881 ..5823 or 343 ..0900 combustIOn and do not use condi- 882-6900 Brokers Protected tIOned aIr m your home ThIs wIll

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Newer Colonial one house from the lake. Situated on a pnvate street In the City, thIS home features an outstandIng kitchen, family room with natural fireplace, fITst floor master sUite WIth vaultee.tceiling. Customthroughout. Call Jim Standish Peggy Delozier 1Y.;~.~~if?1SCHWEITZER 1i i Hi REAL ESTATE 406-6384 or 406.6313 PlS OE~TIAI.REAl.ESTAi! ~"'iINI...__ j..:lll!l. __ .. 885.2000 SLEEPING BEAUTY If you don't want to pay for someone else's decorating, but would rather spend .less and Incorporate your own taste into your home, this classic ", A~ f810) 41 Z-I Z91 Colomal represents one of the beo;treal eo;late investments of 1994. l' (IV" Call Today for 10% OFF All landscaping Services Ne~tled !n a quiet ~nd prestIgIOus Farms location, the spacious accommo- Free Estimates. Guaranteed Lowest Pnces dallOno; In thIS lOVIngly cared for one-owner home include large master ~ FUUY INSURED bpdroom WIth adjoming bath, lhn:c family bcJrooms and second fuii bath l first floor power r.oom, large famIly room (24.5 x 17.7), library and base~ LANDSCAPE SERVICE CONSTRUCTION TURF MAiNTENANCE HORTICULTURE men! rec. room WIth fIreplace pluo; other special features including central • PersonalIzed DeSign SeMce • Weekly Lawn Cutting Servrce • Tree Tnmmmg Experts air, gorgeous garden and a secunty <;ystem. • Tree & Shrub Planting • Spnng & Fall Clearr-ups • Tree Cabl,ng • Sodding • Aerat,on & Storm Repair And ... the blgge<;l surprise of all? It can be your; for a modest • SpeCIalized Masonry Work • Power Raking • Shrub Tnmmlng $289,900l Patios Walkways Porches. • FertJllzlng Retalnrng Walls DrIVeway Borders WINTER SERVICES lusrng all types of brick & stone) • Sprinkler Winterization Snow Plowtng Saltlllg PAM GLADSTONE • 884-0600 - 24 Hour SeMce - CONTACT Edwi'!(d J PierpOint VP Operations (10 Years Expenence) ~~,k KevlOl A Duncan VP Sales & Marketing Thursday, April 28, 1994 YourHome Page 9 Classified Advertising

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE GROSSE POinte Park. several 9842 Yorkshire, Detroit One OPEN SUnday 1- 4, 20307 DEADLINE 2 family flats ::ireat HWest- and 1/2 story Bungalow, 3 Lochmoor, Hroper WOOds 3 800 Houses lor sale 815 Out of Slate Properly FRIDAY, NOON!! mentl Close to schools and bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, new bedroom bungalow, natural transportallon 331-6770 furnace, garage, 1,127 fireplace AJr COnditioned 801 Commerctal BUildings 816 Real Estate Exchange Please call 882-6900 square feet $39,500 cash Updated krtchen, 2 1/2 car 817 Real Estate Wanted FARM5- 438 Rsher Road, by 802 CommerclaJ Property ST Oalr Shores- 3 bedroom conventIOnal $45,000 FHA! garage Grosse Pomte 818 Sale or Lease owner Wol'\derlul buy' 3 803 Condos/Apls/Flals bungalow, finished base- VA By appointment only Schools 886-6649 bedroom, 2 bath, large fam- 819 Cern etery Lots ment, 2 car garage, hard- Contact Joe, 779-6450 804 Country Homes Ily room, fireplace, 1 112car $1390 820 BUSiness OpportumlJes wood floors, oak cabinets 805 Farms garage Includes dining EASTPOINTE. 24555 Raven SELLS YOUR HOUSE Asking $72,500 n4-6668 BOO Florida Property room set and appliances Open Sunday May 1st 12 Sell your house Friday Noon deadline 807 Investmen1 Property IMMACULATE Approx 1600 square feet to 4 Onglnal owner. 1,100 for as low as (subject to change dunng holidays) sq ft 3 bedroom bnck 808 lake/RIver Homes 3 bedroom Ranch In pnme $138,900 882.5117 $1390 CommiSSion area of St Clair Shores ranch, hardwood floors, 2 ATTRACTIVE three bedroom, Full Multiple Listing 809 LakelRlVer LoIS CASH RATE 12 words $8 40 One full bath, updated baths, finished basement, 2 bath bungalow on tree family room, 2 car garage SeIVlce 810 lake/RIVer Resorts Each addrbonal word ~ kitchen, new carpet, new lined street Newer krtchen, High effieclency fumance, No Gimmicks 811 loIs For Sale Anderson Windows, new furnace, central 8Ir, hot wa. central air, new Windows & No Hidden Fees B12 Mortgagesll.and central air, finished base- ter, finished basement, FIor copper plumbing Excellent CENTURY 21 Ida room Well landscaped, Contracts ment, lust painted condrtlon n8-2517 AMERICANA deep lot $112000 1243 Real Estate Resource ads, throughout Just tum the BRUNO TABBI 813 Northern MlClugan Roslyn Rd Grosse POinte KELLY & 10 area Sharp 3 $8 50 per line key and move In bedroom, full bnck ranch ASSOCiate Broker Homes $92,900 Woods 884-1914 Open 814 Northern Michigan LOIs Call (313) 882-6900 Sunday 1- 4 redecorated 2 112 garage Call F::x (313)343.5569 771-6151 for showmg sunporch central air, 3 886-6405 bath, hardwood floors, fin- New Listing GROSSE POinte Woods By BY OWNER 242 Merri- Ished basement many ex- OPEN SUNDAY 2. 4 owner 1160 S Renaud 3 weather Must find nght tras $79,700 Owner 774- SOO HOUSES fOR SALE SOO HOUSES fOR SALE 1609 Hampton, center en- bedroom bnck ranch 1 1/2 family to contmue loVIng res- 7941 trance brick Colonial With plus baths Excellent COndl torallon' French Normandy 1,500 square foot St 08Jr ATTORNEY new kitchen and family tlOn Lwlng room With fire- 15801 Lappin DetrOit (1929) 4 bedroom terraced place Dilling room, den Shores updated home, 4 room Much morel 4O'xl35' corner lot, full mini estate In Grosse POinte houses from lake Extra lot For your Real Estate sale Large kJtchen & Ronda $129,900 Owner says selll basement With 314 bath Farms Cathedral ceiling In 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath or purchase, $250 Also room, attached 2 1/2 car ga- landscaped, 3 bedroom As- master bedroom, 2 1/2 bath $112,900 Open Sunday 2 hvmg trusts or probate NEW LISTING rage Fimshed basement sumable VA loan A beauty New krtchen 3rd floor sky to 5 22487 Sunnydale 777- Thomas P Wolverton 18980 Elkhart Two bed- Many more features Asking $44,500 By appoint IIght Character & extras of 4781 $259,000 For appointment 2B5-S507 room doll house Profes- ment only Call Joe, 77~ a claSSIC call for appomt. call 881-4195 6450 ment 881 5S36 St. Clair Shores SIOnally decorated Sharp 3 bedroom CHECK $52,900 aluminum Sided Bungalow THE LUCido & Assoc. Realtors •.. ..• 882.1010 By Owner With full basement and 2 Resource Pages car garage $68,900 Land CALL (313) 882-6900 contract terms For A 20711 HUNT CLUB St. Clair Shores QUICK TO CHARGE Brand new custom bUilt 3 Reference Guide YOUR REAL ESTATE ADIII bedroom brick Ranch With To lull basement, country VISA & MASTERCARD kitchen All on a huge BY OWNER ACCEPTED 50x201' lot $89,900 Must & REALTOR be sold LISTINGS OF HARPER WOODS St. Clair Shores HOUSES FIRST OFFERINGS Canal Home & CONDOS LOCHMOOR Sprawling 4 bedroom That are currenlly on tfje Grosse Pomte Schools 1,700 sql!9.'~ loot Ranch Sharp 3 bedroom bnck marketlllil Featunng 14x19' kitchen, call 882-6900 for more In. ranch Formal dlnrng, natural fireplace, steel newer fumace With cen- .. formation seawall, 2 car garage tral air, all appliances, Pnced for Immediate sale FAX 343-5569. garage Only $79,900 .. at $129,900 KINGSVILLE St. Clair Shores TODAY'S Sharp 2 bedroom ranch Brand new custom bUilt 3 Many updates including bedroom bnck Colonral BEST BUYS newer bath & carpet, big Featunng Full basement, GROSSE POINTE FARMS country krtchen Includes NEW LISTING stove & refngerator, first great room With natural • Gro~~p Pnll1te schools • 2,000 sq. ft cU5tom deSigned horrle fireplace, 2 1/t! baths 2 Four bedroom brick colo- noc" laundiy, 2 var Yd~ • mal, fam,jy room, flatural t-dr anached garage rage Only $44,900 • Umque five bedroom, two bath home • Cathedral cellmgs, skylights, $134,900 fireplace Gas heat With Stieber Realty ceilmg fans CIA Sidednve, 2 1/ car • Master bedroom WIth large double n5-4900 St. Clair Shores garage $180,000/ closet, separate dressmg area & large • Convenrent first tloor laundry Canal Home bathroom Terms 101 COMMEItClAL IUILDINGS • Parquet tloors m IIvmg loom & Brand new custom bu,lt 3 GROSSE POINTE FARMS • New hIgh effiCiency furnace, central hallway bedroom Colomal located NEW LISTING 1600 sq fl clean commerCial aIr condltlOmng on a deep Wide canal 3 bedroom bnck Single, 2 bUlldlllg on 10 Mile Rd • 1\\'0 and one-half garage FeatUring Full basement, full baths, garage, Side Eastpomte Could be used • Family room WIth fireplace • Ceramic tloors 10 kItchen great room With natural drive Completely up- for profeSSional office dry fireplace, 2 1/2 baths and dated Competitively cleannlng repair shop re- • Study bathrooms, laundry room 2 car attached garage Priced $129,9001 terms sale ete $64 000 Land SEEING IS BELIEVING Priced to sell contract (lr lease cons,d CROWN REALTY ered Red carpet Keirn $110,000.00 Open Sunday, May 1, 1994 from 1-5 P.M. Lee Real Estate TOM MCDONALD & SON Ask for Harvey Shorewood 886-8710 882 • or by appointment 885-2514. Listing promised, no brokers please • 1004 •• •• 771.3954 821-6500

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A First Offering A First Offering 1205 EDMUNTON, GPW CJ ~:E~ I-:!.C> '-JS:E: 419 CHAMPINE PLACE, GPF <.~~ ~~~~. ~;;,~~ r9"~~..:_1" ,..t...... '-' _ riY'S,. i4...... -n.;;;:>tJt;'J!..!l ..... ~ ..... "" .... ~ 1 8unday, May 1st ! s OPEN 1-4 OPEN 2-4 OPEN 2-5 ! r 867 Notre Dame, CPC 419 Champme PI, GPF • ,EXCELLENT Court locatIOn featurmg five IT 74 Regal PI, GPS 19700 Blossom Lane, GPW 706 BerkshIre, GPP ~ !bedrooms, two and one half baths, large ~ 25542 Manlyn, WRN 1013 Three Mile Dr., GPP 2836 Walton, S.C S -.I BRIGHT & CHEERFUL, beautifully updated 1 family room, central air, attached garage, !: . """"""'" ..... ,.... == center entrance Colomal on a qUiet low !large deck off of the family room, formal traffic street offering a new oak kitchen, formal dmmg room, three bedrooms, one !dinmg room, natural fireplace - A Great buy 22035 11 MILE RD, SCS - COZY & CON- 1 at $239,900 Call for additIOnal mformatlon. 706 BERKSHIRE, GPP - EXCEPTIONAL and one half baths, newer roof and mud VENIENT CONDOMINIUM WIth a lot to offer! LMNG walts for you 10 thiS four bedroom, room, fimshed basement With loads of Features a balcony, carport, large closets, three bath home boasting of three natural storage closets, two-car garage. A First Offering laundry area and storage area. Appliances fireplaces - one in the master suite, sunken 23016 CALIFORNIA, SCS and fans included. Call (or more information. slttmg area, central air, cathedral ceilings, A First Offering 1013 THREE MILE DR., GPP - bUilt In 1980 - combinmg old world charm ***U'l:I.TERFRONP** GEORCIAN PILLARED Colomal With five WIth new amenitIes and located only one bedrooms, three baths, proVides you modem house from Windmill Pomte. 27220 LANE, SCS construction and modular design in the 72 MICHAUX CT., GPS - LUXURYColomal heart of the clasSIC 20's & 30's homes on With a touch of c1asslThIS lovely home boasts prestlglOus Three Mile Dr., among Its' many of four bedrooms, three and two half baths, a features; large open family room adJommg to beautlful marble entrance, fabulous kitchen a modem kItchen - every women's dream, and family room, hbrary/den, convement first gorgeous liVing room/dining room, floor laundry, large master bedroom With comb mabon, library/den, two and one half- private bath and SItuated on a secluded court EXCELLENT AREA - near by assumptlon car garage and ISsituated on a park-like lot! locatlon. nursery schoo/lcornrn. center. ThiS bnck 1243-45 LAKEPOINTE, GPP - GREAT- ranch offers four bedrooms, one bath, TWO-FAMILY 10 a pnme Crosse Pomte Park 1406 BUCKINGHAM, GPP - Sharp four finished basement WIth kItchen area, central bedroom, one and one half bath Tudor with location! Each umt features three bedrooms, CONTEMPORARY Bungalow WIth a newer aIr, one and one half car garage. one bath, formal dinmg room, great off spacious rooms, breakfast nook, formal dmmg room, Florida room and second floor European kitchen, hvmg room with beamed street parking, thIrd floor IS finished mto a ceIling overlooking the Lake, marble fireplace, : 22210 11 MILE, SCS - SIMPUFY your life small apartment Call for the details. porch, fimshed recreabon basement, three first floor master bedroom With a luxUTloUS car garage WIth thIS first floor CondommlUm that offers 24 BEVERLY, GPF - GORGEOUS five bathroom WIth whIrlpool, second floor : one bedroom, one bath, lovely formal dmmg 74 REGAL PLACE, GPS bedroom WIth new bath/sauna, three-car bedroom, four and one half bath home' attached garage, 3,300 SQ.fl I room, newer roof and fence, large hvmg Features maIds quarters, phenomenal CONTEMPORARY FACADE descnbes thiS : room, and Immediate occupancyl modern kitchen, 17 foot hbrary, 13 foot popular style Colomal boasting of four 841 BALFOUR, GPP - QUALITY ceilmgs, beautiful woodwork throughout, bedrooms, three and one half baths, open A First Offering I CONSTRUCTED and Impeccably mamtamed "estate like" grounds, Circular drive, mint staircase, great room WIth cathedral ceding 879 lAKELAND, GPC i Mediterranean Colomal featunng four condltlonl Call for more details. and glass wall leading to the private rear , bedrooms, master bedroom WIth private bath grounds and wood deck are Just a few of the 736 UNIVERSITY, GPC - CHARMING highlights of this well designed home, plus a and walk-out slttmg deck, sharp garden room three bedroom, two-bat~olonJal f With passive solar heat for year round three-car garage and much more! boastmg of aG~a y m WIth : comfort, fimshed basement, two-ur attached naturalS -10 porch, 19700 BLOSSOM LANE, GPW - . garage, situated on pnvate stately grounds recrea n basement, IMMAClJlATE, SHARP four bedroom, two . 591 OXFORD, GPW - ONE OF G P. FINEST spnnkli rm system, award wlnnmg bath Cape Cod WIll attract you With Its many , HOMES IS thiS adorable SIX bedroom, four landscapmg, fabulous decor and located m a newer amemties, convement first floor : and two half bath ColoOlal WIth four great neighborhood I laundry room, library, family room, two-car , fireplaces, famlfy room, formal dmmjl: room, 567 LAKESHORE DR., GPS -IN A WORD garage DesIrable Land Contract Terms thTPP fireplaces, first floor master bedroom, BEAUTIFUl <:entpr entrance Colomal on a - BEAlITlfUL r<4r g,ollnlb towny prlVdte 1623 SEVERN, GPW - SPACIOUS Colonial I lighted tenms courts, mdoor/outdoor pool, QUI~t Cul-de-sac WIth loads of WIth built-In sWlmmmg pool, jacuzzI, offenng three bedrooms, one and one half I billiard room, all thIS on a double lot, three- gazebolhuge terrace IS what thiS stately five updateslimpTG~ements' You'll enjoy the car garage baths, fonnal dmmg room, natural fireplace professIOnal decoratmg along WIth the bedroom, four bath home boasts of, plus a 10 the hvmg room, updated kitchen, fimshed large kitchen With pIckled oak second floor office, enclosed porch (1989) ,929 BERKSHIRE, GPP - A FANTASY basement plus many updates throughout off dmlng room and hvmg room, newer COME TRUE.. ThiS four bedroom, two and cabinets/ceramic tiled floor, famIly room WIth built-m bar, hbrary, formal dming room 867 NOTRE DAME, GPC - MANY UP- Pella Windows, landscapmg by Pllorget, one half bath Colomal boasts many extras, front spnnklmg system and loads of other three fireplaces, large family room, h. With hickory floormg, marble hearth natural DATES can be found m thIS three bedroom, amemtles - Call today for the details. brary/den, recreation room, formal dining fireplace In the hvmg roorn, fmlshed two bath Bungalow, plus a mother-m-Iaw su- room, built-m heated pool on gorgeous basement, more' Ite upstairs, double sliding glass doorwall In the family room, call for a !1stof the updates. grounds 820 WESTCHESTER, GPP - CUSTOM A First Offering THROUCHOur ISthiS four bedroom, two and 17111 JEFFERSON "9, GPC - 921 PEMBERTON, GPP - CLASSIC four 952-54 BEACONSFIELD, GPP CONVENIENT first floor umt offenng two one half bath center entrance Colonial bedroom, two and one half bath Tudor possessmg a new kitchen with oak cupboards, boastmg of beautiful refimshed hardwood lARGE 6/6 INCOME - Siof Jefferson ISthe bedrooms, huge closets, formal dmmg room, ~ocatlO~ ~f thIS 'Jell mamtalned and nlcelv den, central aIr condItioning valet parkmg finrshed basement With natural fireDlace floorlO~ mMPTn 1c,trhpn, master bed"oom UCLUldl~U UlIILS reatunng separate utilities and close to shOPPing central air condltlOnmg, Flonda room, two- With bath and dreSSing area, nice screened car attached garage Situated on a 70xl80 lot. frontlback enclosed porches A must see -.:. porch, library/den, elegant formal dmmg Don't mISSout on thIS opportunltyl 942-44 NOTTINGHAM, GPP - MULTI- Pnce Reduced $229,000 room, lovely grounds - all thIS offered at a FAMILYfeatUring three bedrooms, hardwood great pnce! 20836 WALTON, SCS - SHARP three floors, fireplace In each Unit, plus two hot wa. ter tanks, two stoves/refngerators, two fur------bedroom, one bath bnck ranch 10 a great naces/electnc boxes, wood deck off back of locatIOn featun ng tasteful decor/neutral home, two-car garage colors, many updates m the last two years fimshed basement, FloTlda room, two ca; 1626 LOCHMOOR, GPW - BEAUTIFUL ..~~ ~~ .,. \. " 11'11"1 garage PARK-LIKE setting for thiS English Tudor ~\ li\~\ ~ ! It which features a step-down famrly room, ! , •829 HARCOURT, GPP - CUSTOM BUILT lovely library, four bedrooms, three and one t - --- M-Famlly on Crosse Pomte's premIUm half baths, three natural fireplaces, central air multi-famIly street offenng separate i conditlOmng, servIce stairs to second floor 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI • 886-9030 basements/furnaces, natural fireplace m each and basement, two and one half car garage Unit, three-car garage and pnced to sell at $209,000.

I Thursday, Aprrl 28, 1994 YourHome Page 5 'Crab' -related topics to be concerned about in spring Q. Last year my crabapple tree temperatures day, from 9 a.m to 4 p m lost Its leaves prematurely because Th/,S mformatlOn /,S for educa of a dIsease called apple scab What tlOnal purposes only Reference to should I do to aVOId the problem A~kaMaster Garaener commercwl products or trade names agam thIs year? Sandra Goeddeke-Richards does TlOtlmply endorsement by the YOU CAN A. Apple scab IS a common fun- Macomb MSU ExtensIOn or bws ADVERTISE TOO! gal dIsease whIch will wmter over agGlnst those TlOtmentwned on fallen leaves and debns around Sandra Goeddeke-Ru:hards /,Sthe the tree, so the first thmg to do IS home hortu:ultur/'st for the Macomb CALL clean up m the fall. Spring should MSU Extenswn. Wnte to her m begm wIth a spray program with care of the Mcu:omb MSU Exten- 882-3500 one of the followmg fungIcIdes cap- SIOn,21885 Dunham Road, Clmton tan, benomyl or mancozeb Spray TD Reserve Display Advertlsrng Space Townsh!p, Mu:h 48036, or call the By 2 00 P m FncJay all leaf, blossom and &wt surfaces Master Gardener hotl!ne at 469- to the pomt of runoff. And always MACOMB COUNTY • 5063, Monday, WednescW.Y or Fn- follow label directlOns BOARDOF COMMiSSioNERS When to spray. 1) As leaves Just begIn opemng rooted annual weed, which lIes flat OPEN SUNDAY (half mch green). on the ground and is usually a 1-4 2) Just before bloom. lighter color green. It IS rarely a 74 Regal Place, GPS 3) When blossoms are open. problem in shaded areas and It can HEREIT IS Contemporary 4) After most of the petals have easIly be pulled 1f you notIce a few fallen Coloma! featuring fOUTbedrooms, plants trying to take hold Al- 5) 10-14 day mtervals after petals three and one half baths, formal though open and weak turf areas dining room, beautiful great room fall until summer dry weather per- promote crabgrass mfestations, It WIthvaulted ceiling, large kitchen SIsts does not cause poor turf. WithbUilt-ins Q. Is It tIme to apply a pre- If you have decIded that your Sll---__ J emergent crab grass control to my lawn does need treatment for FOR A PRIVATE lawn? E Regal PI crabgrass, now is a fine time to ap- SHOWING CALL ~ A. Before you decIde to treat, try TOM COOK ply a pre-emergent herbicide la- Lakeshore to recall whether you really had a beled for crabgrass control. The problem WIth crabgrass last year. If treatment should be made before not, you may not need to treat your the forsythia (the early yellow flow- lawn thIS year. Crabgrass seedlmgs ered shrub) reaches full bloom. Or Jim C)srosA8~Yl-Inc, can be crowded out by a thick, VIg- when we have had five to seven orous lawn. Crabgrass is a fibrous consecutive mghts of 50-degree 886-9030

~ ..-:::_:-~--::-_>, '"';-. _ ..." I,. ;,.~..t:I:L ....~ ..... T.=-- __ .,. __ SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC. f' " 1 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe ~I' ~I 886-8710 1Ia>~• GlOSS[ POIN1t HOMES 558 lln«l!ll Open M.y 1st, 2-4:00 4 Bedroom MdIly Updates Ii $2.39.900 438 Moross 3 Bedroom Custom Built Ranch $126000 1821 Huntington 4 Bedroom Cape Cod FclJTUlyRoom, 2, 100 sq ft. $149.500 1540 Fauholme 3 Bedroom G.PW FclJTUlyRoom, 2.300 sq ft $214,000 2143 Viii Antwerp Open Su1IdIy Miy 1st, 1-4:00 Colonial, 3 bedrooms 1.542 sq ft $146.000 22 Webber Place "1994 JUNIOI LEAQIl DESKiNII SHOW 1!OUSl' I 12 000 square ~ One of a Kmd Home ~: Open Sunday 2 - 5:00 Open Sunday 1 - 4:00 567 Saddle I..J.ne 4 Bedroom Colonial Family Room.New Krtchen 5287.000 l'l 16001E Jefferson 4 Bedroom Colonloll New Construction. 4.350 sq ft $498000 " 1058 AtKluOOn 4 Bedroom Cool'llal FclJTUlyRoom. Den Rec. Room $267.000 21838Va.n K 3 Bedroom BJ-Level NeY.ly !leamrl F

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Description Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone

569 Ballantyne 3/25 Fam rm, library, Mutschler kit Bellne 1040 S. Oxford 4/25 Exceptional center ent. Col. Prime O'Beid, The Prudential Grosse Pointe 882-0087 locatlOn, f.r, library, new Custom Craft Real Estate Co. $276,000 309-8666 kllchen Fm bsmnt. AlC Many spec. features Lg lot Owner $345,000 886.9722 80 Fairford Rd. Open Sun. 1-5. By owner. 4,400 sq ft execullvelfamlly home. ProfesSionally 866-7170 682 S. Renaud 3/2/25 Two level, 19 sprawling ranch, fref. decorated Must seel By appt. 884-7553 landscaped, 3 fireplaces, centra air, etc. (See Class 800) Pefect for entertaining. $310,000 885.3815 24 Woodland Shore Dr. 3/3 5 Elegant French style near lake (See Class 800). Call 882.5514

Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone

242 Merriweather 4/25 French Normandy. cath ceiling In master bed New kitch By Owner 881-5536

367 Belanger 3/1 5 Open Sun 2-5. Perfectl Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Newer Pel/as - kitchen - Dnve R.G. Edgar & Assoc. $164,900 886-6010 890 Hampton 3/ English Tudor. Newly remodeled 884-2666 kitchen Argus Realty $145,000 885-9297 438 Fisher 3/2 Colon,al by owner Fantastic fam room Many recent improvements 1609 Hampton Open Sun. 2-4. Center entrance (See Class 800.) $138,900 882-5117 brick ColOnial New kitchen, fam. rm Lucido & Associates Realtors. $129,900 882-1010 312 Ridge 512 Fam room Updated country kit. BeHne Obeid, The Prudential Grosse Pointe 882-0087 708 Birch Ln. 3/2 5 Colomal. Custom features Immed Real Estate. $175,000 309-8666 occupan~. BeHne Obeid, The 882-0087 Prudentia Grosse Pointe Real Estate $235,000 309-8666 439 Madison 3/1 5 Open Sun. 2-4. Affordable Colonial WIth family rooml Higbie Maxon $124,900 886-3400 1098 Hawthorne 3/1 5 Open Sun. 1-4. Ranch move-m condltfon l,v rrn w/NFP Newer fam 309 Kerby 3/2 Completely updated, 1,600 sq ft With rm , kit. fum , AlC $155,000 884-2454 family rm. $152,000 882-4064

1430 Yorktown 3/25 Open Sun. 2-5. By owner Seml-Cape 146 Mapleton 3/1 Open Sun. 1-4. Sunny den, Country kit Cod. many features me 2 unfinished nip, hrdw firs. Century 21 East, Inc. $138,500 886.5040 bonus rooms (See Class 800) $199,500 885-5489 406 Barclay 3/2 Contemporary styled cod Beline O'Beld, The 882.()087 1923 Broadstone 3/1 5 Open Sun. 2-4. Greant Colonial With Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. $223,800 309-8666 family rooml Higbie Maxon $187,500 886.3400

2017 Hampton 3/15 Open Sun. 1-4. New kit, fin bsmt Nfp ~'"t ....~~ ....~ ~ .. Century 21 East, Inc. $89,900 886.5040 ~~~~-'J~;" ~~~--"D

1724 Prestwick 3/1 5 Open Sun. 1-4. Brk colon wlnfp forma! Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone din. rm Century 21 East, Inc. $156,500 886.5040 Washington Rd. 715 Georg,an Colonral wlbUildable lot. R.G. Edgar & Assoc. Call 886-6010 2139 Old 8 Mire Rd. 3/1 NEW LISTING Brk bung w/large mstr su,te 2 car gar Century 21 East, i"c. $81,900 886.5040 315 Washington Rd. Magnificent English Renaissance Beautifully restored R.C. Edgar & Assoc. Call 886-6010 1160 S. Renaud 3/1 5+ Brk ranch L R w/fireplace. Ige k,t f,n,shed basement Fla rm, den Many 16816 Cranford Lane 5/3 Open Sun. 1-3. SpacIOus condo. hardwood features $259,000 88t-4195 floors 1 car carport Tappan & Assoc., Inc. $169,000 884J?00

788 Woods Lane 4/25 Open Sun 1-4. Great value don t mrss 957 Lincoln 3/1 5 Brick Tudor (Sell Class 800) Reduced Ir.s om I<,CC CIa" 800) ~244.900 510-7103 HOIJlconwers concepl $159,800 776-4663

794 UnIVersity 3/1 5 Open Sun. 2-4. Brk colon w/nfp, fin bsmt & den Century 21 East, Inc. $169,000 886-5040

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Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 74GPembe rton 4/25 Colonial Fam rm and den First floor 1019 Woodbridge 2.1 & 2 5 Open Sun. 1-4. Townhouse, 2 car laundry Attached gar Many, many featues. attached garage $99,500 790-1176 Very nice. $233,000 822.5791 21840 Maxine 3/1.5 Old World charm. Dutch Colomal Stieber Realty. $85,900 775-4900 1205 Whittier 3/1.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Reducedl Georgian ColOnial with Library Higbie Maxon $179,000 886.3400 233 Riviera Terrace 1/1 Condo, balcony, appr., CA, carport, see 1318 Audubon 4/3.5 Open Sun. 1-4. Orkcolon w/nfp, guard Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Mstr. sUite wlbath. Century 21 East, Inc. $200,000 886.5040 ~~ PUOO 882-0087 916 Lakepointe 4/2.5 New Listing. Colon w/MulSchler kit, 421 Riviera Ct. 2/2 By owner (no rent) New refng , Fam nn In bsmt Century 21 East, Inc. $179,500 886.5040 new carpeting $69,900 731-8335 956 Country Club Dr. 2/2 Condo, all appl , Quoet-overlooklng 293-6582 - . - ~","':q. 12th green $88,900 19818 Sherry 3/1 New CAlwondowsfcarpet!paont Updl Kit $92,900 771-6151 --:'J~~":' __ :.~~ ~~l ~\,~ ~

Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 22542 laVon 4/4 Prome Canal Update Cape Cod Reduced $329,000 778-0646 6120 Radnor 3/2 Brockbungalow, air, f.p , custom kit, 23243 S. Rosedale Ct. 4/2.5 appls, fin. basement, gar. $41,500 884-9872 ~

4343 Bishop 3/1.5 New Llstmg Colon w/nfp, CA, Knotty Pine fin bsmt. Century 21 East, Inc. $76,o

Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 24555 Raven 3/2 Open Sunday 1-4, Many updates on 20711 Hunt Club 5/2 Open Sun. 1-5. By Owner EASTPOINTE thiS 1,100 sq ft Bnck Ranch Owner 776-2517 See Class 800 photo $110,000 885-2574

18591 Kingsville 211 Updated Ranch Steiber Realty $44,900 775-4900 2145. Main 3/1.5 Updated 1896 Farmhouse. Zoned Reduced AlMONT Resldentlal/CommerCtal 1,650 sq It to $83,900 752.5055 19926 lochmoor 3/1 Grosse Po Inte Schoo Is Large lot Barn w/upper loft All applIances Stieber Realty $79,900 775-4900

20400 Van Antwerp 3/2 Large Country Kitchen Beline O'Beid, The Prudential, Grosse Pointe 882-0087 HOW TO USE THE HOME BUYER GRID 309.8666 Real Estate Co. $95,000 Select your preferred location, price or style of home. The listings will show the address, bedroomlbath, deSCription of home, price, 19701 Kenosha 3/1 Great starter home Updated kitchen New furnace. Stieber Realty. $58,500 775-4900 and telephone number. REALTORS and OPEN SUNDAYS will be Indicated in bold. .I 20864 Hunt Club 3/1 Real sharp brock Grosse Pte Schools East of Harper Stieber Real Estate $83,900 775-4900

20307 Lochmoor 3/1 5 Open Sun. 1-4. Updated kit nfp, 2 1/2 car gar Cen air G P Schools Call 886.-6649

Phone Address Bedroom/Bath DescriptIOn Proce

632 Country Club 2/1 5 Condo, rmm occuFtancy 2 car attached garage go f View new Gro~se- PQint~_ ...... ".". 881-3149 ------carpet & decor Hy owner $119,000

435 Riviera Terrace 1/1 Condo C A ,appll~nces carport Security gu~rd $59,900 775-4759 AND

SHOREPOINTE CONDO 2/25 Multiple f"eplaccs w/f,n rec room Byappl only $139,000 445.2180

29132 lefferson Court 212 Open Sun. 2.5. Watcrvlew condo _ Beautrfulll R G Edgar & AsSOCiates $300,000 886-6010 ~o~rno~ 22487 Sunnydale n Sun. 2.5. 1,600 sq It home, 3/1 5 0ra 777-4781 4 OllSCS from lake By owner $112,900 NElNSPAPERS 22552 Van Ct. 3/2 Beautiful, deta(hed Condo off the lake By owner Call for brochure $165,000 774-5326

23409 Edsel Ford Ct. Townhouse new k,t!carpellng, exlras 2/1 773-6758 (Scc Class 600) $60,500

21619 Colony 3/1 Bungalow oak cablncts, fin basement, 2 cal garage $72,500 774-6668 I j ______J

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